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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Iections of the War Between
the States
l. a. borough. of Royston, has
Asome sne ssrecollections'' for the

l.. A borough. OF RoySton, mas
some fne 'recOIIections'' for the
y 49, ecorTy she yields an able pen
and her explanation Of the rush into Sc
\ esssion is among the best have ever
seen given by any WRITER Of my acQuaint-
ance.
n A. first when we listened 10 the match
loss eI6cuence OF Toombs and Cobb ana
others our hearts were nlled with en-
& rlsrsfaedf and we could not heed the
voice OF stephens. who plead so earnest
II that We should walt for some overt
- from the Republican president be-
fore resorting TO arms OBJ II We had
only listened TO the sound, logic of the
Great COmmOner. how different our coun-
try's history might have been. That the
negroes would have been eventually set
free I cannot doubt, but Il would have
been by gradual emancipation and the
south fould have RECEIVED compensation.
I can remember what beautiful pie
ts1rei gen. Howell Cobb drew OF south
! freed from Republican rule. under separ-
80 government One argument he used
WITH telling effect he said he asked
some q the northern senator's why they
did not interfere with Cuba and HaytI.
and they remarked, They do not belong
10 US" and he told them the south
would secede and then we would not be-
long 10 them When these agitators
stirred the south up to fever heat, then
we had secession The Palmetto State
was the first to come out. but was soon
followed by the others II was very hard
still TO realize. that the war dogs had
been turned loose and brother was to
meet brother In battle. The south TO
fight for a principle and preserve in
dependence and freedom from oppression.
The north to preserve the union No one
dreamed that the war would be pro-
longed more than few months. Lincoln
only called out his troops for three
months. thinking the south by that time
would be whipped back into the glorious
union He issued his proclamation ask
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
ALABAMA FARMERS
PLAN BIG MEETING
Federal Official WI Address
Gathering to 3 Held at
Annisof1

,>,>->,1STON. AID Dec @.-Dr. j. L
Wi. NIL, president qhhe Admission Cham.
,sr Of commerce has thrown the full
, Uea of thayody behind the project
inriue l,.e the falers' gathering here on
70 l mar Is an 2ent of statewide import
Sa,,o' and il probable that the largest
o or0wd O." Of fsAers within the history of
eto" o,.,, wi DE present
t Knapp. chief of the demon
- rk of the department of ag-
t,,.,,r/ will be the principal attrac-
IT, \ Bring here the one address that
tioii, lake in this state in his tour of
ne h. making nine speeches in all.
.ie richards, land and industrial agent
M Southern railway, who promoted
-Four of DR.. Knapp. viii also make
, ADDRESS and there viii probably be
krs. ~ FL -
Besides the chamber of commerce, ].
bland Turner. special agent of the ag-
hgnltural department in this district, has
become interested in the big meeting and
etters are being sent out to all parts
II the Admission district, an invitation to
VI. Williamson. state commissioners of
agriculture. being included.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
RE,MEDY4EREE

A two weeks trial treatment OF a most won
derfuI remedy for the cure OF Nervous Debility.
Lost vitality Dependency. Kidney and Biadde-
troubles. etc. resulting from bad habits, ex-
cesses overwork worry, Sspping Business Cares
or from any form of Physical Weakness is be-
iTg mailed absolutely free OF charge by the eel
ebratpd Professor Fowler. This remedy goes
Straight to the mark and the sufferer does not
have to wait a lifetime before feeling and Gu
ioyfng its curative effects. inoeed, the most
Annoying results have been produced with these
trial packages alone. All the sufIerer needs 70
al Is To get strung vigorous and healthy. is 10
send HIS name and address to Prof. Fowler
and the medicine will be immediately forward
ed TO him IN perfectly plain package WIN
nothing whatever TO pay on IT, Aduress Ffoi'
F. G. FOWLER. New London. Conn
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31


AZ u. in South Carolina has writ
g., N, This subject and calls these
unrortunate connecting victims peila-
grIr,s. He doctored two insane peilsi-
inns. and one died immediately Vito
D,eumonia and the other is stili al
'ieath's door with small nope OF re-
cOvery- -
,rbev are treating with blood infus-
ion and a blood serum, and We may
5avon,ly hone that science will be equai
"a the emergency, but I think our read
erS viii agree with me that pellagra
h.s fumped 10 the front more quickly
viii more dangerous representations
and fewer palliatives than any modern
disease that has been reported TO us.
In the meantime I am going 10 stand
mn foF corn bread. ash cake, musn'
I've hominy and griddle cakes until 1 am
set down as a ''pella grim II there Is
ANYTHING better than well-cooked lys
honinv and pork gravy as standby
FOR breakfast food. I have not struck
tts equal vet. Give me a breakfast
with. such hominy. pork gravy, nog
brains. griddle cakes and good coffee
on a frosty morning. and L am well
pleased and my appetite well satisfied
j have been fed on such food for three
Ire and ten years and 1 am going
taise the bridge that took me over
m not going to say that all wis
viii die when / die. and that there
ew fake diseases and new fake
ines continually being published.
Is modern wisdom may be long
ahead Of my old sort OF beliefs,
will be cold Jay in August
shy at nice slice OF egg-corn
because 1 am afraid IL will crazy
make me take tuberculosis.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Officers Are Named

THOMASToN, Ga, Dec. 29-The follow
ing officers have been named by the
Rock, Ga, lodge W. o. w, No. 1SS:
P. c. c., G. H. Munllucks.
c. c., A. A. Harris.
A l.. B. f. Andrews.
Banker, J. w. Andrews.
Escort, ]. A. Moore. ~ .ef
Clerk. E. T. Dunn.
Watchman, H. w Williams.
Sentry w. o. Kelley. ASS,
Physician, DIR. C. A. Harris.
Managers, l.. A. Torbert, W. G. An
drews, A. S. Marchman-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
..The Benien Results of a Good

A sarcastic old doctor once Defined a
woman to be "constipated creature with
a headache and pain in her side. He
further said half her ailments are i'm
aginary and she would be healthser, If
not a wiser. woman to be so managed OF
humored as to forget herseil and thus
abate her ailments.
Her "forgettery''- would be a happy
possession i'm all such cases. but would
not '.forgouery', be a wise possession
for the most of people. sick or well?
I once heard a wise man define ms
own status. discussing the code duello.
He said tersely: "a man must be my
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
About the Cold Saturday
COOLIDGE, Ga, Dec. IA. 100

COOLEDGE, Ca, DEC. II, I5UJ'
Mrs W. H. FELTON,, Cartersville, Ga.
Kind Friend: In regard TO the cold sat
urday which you mentioned in the l4th OF
The Semi Journal. The day Oh
the month Of February, 1885, was either
on the 18th or 14th. or 21st or 18th. These
are the dates of the Saturdays in taht
year of February. 1 guess your cores
pondent knows the date of her father
birth. guess it was the 14th that was the
second Saturday in February. 1885. Yours
F. w. ]. HUDSON.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

ing the southern men to -disperse. but as
Bm Arp said. 'they couldn't disperse.
Well, the days and months and years
! came and went and still the clouds of
war likesa dark pail enveloped our land.
Never. a Drawer people endured with
stronger courage all the wreck and rum
that was wrought by the long, unequal
Il
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
, cHIcAGo oLosE QUOTATIONS..

.tHlCAtTO.. Dec. 5U.-CloSe: Nheat-Decemb
81, lSls; May. S1.12h.
6orh--December. SIC; May. 667s d67c.
b. ioats-December. 44hc: May. asa d457sc
Pork--Jsnuary. S2l.G21k: May S21.S0
'I.ard-December Si2.50 January. $3.50
Ribs-January. $1l.S5ia: May. S11.4O
Rye-Casb. 1914 "a soc; May, S0dS1
Barley-Cash. 5507lc.
-C1Over-March $500.
Timothy-Marcb, S3.95614.O0.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Dies. AGED 95 Years

MOBILE, Ala. Dec. CIV. N. Miller.
aged IS, formerly of Memphis, Tenn.
died at Collins. Miss. near here. last
night after a short illness.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Vienna Bank Authorized.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec, 2s.-The
comptroller of the currency has authoriz-
ed the First National bank OF Vienna to
begin business with $4,000 capital. T. H.
Gregory is president; Ed.N Howell. vice
president, and Charles s. Gurr. cashier.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISUNDERSTANDING railway mail clerks,
custom house employees. Spring examinations
everywhere. $500 to $1,000. Steady work. Short
hours Animal vacation with tulip ay. SalaIy
twice monthly. Thousands TO be appointed dCv-
ing 1910. Country and city residents equally ell
gible- Common education sufficient. Political
influence unnecessary. To advertise schools
we preparing candidates rree. Write inme-
distely for schedule showing examination places
and sample questions. Franklin IpstitHte, Dept
n. A. Rochester, y. Y. 49,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

VETERINARY COURSE AT HoME-si.2oO year
and upwards can be made taking our Veter.
mary Course at home during spare time !: taurnf
I'm simplest English: Diploma granted. positions
obtained for successful Students; cost within
reach of all; satisfaction guaranteed: particulars
free. ontario Veterinary Correspondence School
ENCE SCHOOL, Dept. 10, London, Canada.
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= vouzmEAs. we share
For Sale Feathers.
Land for Sale

-op car I a>s acres Of land on \. E. & \.
n r Coffee county with station anu post
,StceS RACES under cultivation. Fine springs
ot OF ..aT R-;Sroad runs about TWO miles
OF VA - For sale at a bargain if taken be
SnIo Jsnnary Ist For full particulars soareSS
I I Williams Chatterton. Ca
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Market Reports
ATLANTA MARKETS.
ATLANTA COTTON.

ATLANTA COTTON.
ATLANTA. Ca, Dec. SO.-Cotton Dy wagon,
steady. 15isc.
SPOT COTTON.
Atlanta. steady. 15iac.
New York. quiet. 16 t5-100c.
Liverpool, quiet. 8 49-100d
Galveston. steady. Is 11-16c.
New Orleans, steady, 10 n-l5c.
Savannah, steady Is 5-l6c.
Norfolk. quiet. l55sc.f
Wilmington quiet. 15ise. ~F.
Baltimore. nominal. 15%c.
Boston. steady. Is 15-l00c.
Philadelphia steady. is 100000.
Houston. steady. 15S4c.
o Mobile. firm. 1512c.
Chmarleston, firm. 15i4c.
st. Louis. quiet. 15Ssc
Little Rock. steady, 16 1-16c.
Memphis, steady. 1850.
Louisville, firm, 1524c.
Augusta. steady t5%c
NEW YORK COTTON.
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling, 16 15-100c, quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

COLUMBUS. Ga. Dec. 2S.-Columfbl
Methodists made liberal contributions 9
Sunday TO the fund for Wesley Nemfn
hospital in Atlanta Collisions werlf &;
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

ken at all of the city
said that large sum churches and
Columbus district will was raised.
ed when the funds are be well repr
ABBEvILLE, Ca.
ing a quarrel in VIII Dec. Zs'--f'
killed H. H. Wood at ich he sho
yesterday morning. Seville, near
acting marshal of the b. F. StTf
in jail here. town, wy
The men formerly w
business, and accor were pair
bad blood had exist hing tq4h,
for some time previO a oetItr
COLUMBUS, Ca. IN
plantation of B. H. Dec. kIetwe
Columbus and Hamilt Willif n rs,
a negro, shot and L on, III Ialk
another negro. after Nillzfee ,iar
about their wives. III
The killing occurre, last nigh at
o'clock. The Johnso negro ~
ready given himself m 10 tbe tho
ties. and has been j lied at Ha nit,
1t is said he claims N have ated
self defense.
SAVANNAH, Ga Dec 9s-savs
mans shipping reco I'd for the year 1s
IS the pest In the history of the pc
More ships have Tome here than ev
before, and they have bIeen of great
tonnage than in Il he paskt The lharb
masters report, which lis to bd ma
soon' will show this qlonclusiveiy.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

ABBEVILLE, Ca, Dec. %.-Ton
Greene and John Allen have been place.
in Jail here, charged with the death q
Marshall Melvin, a negro, who wal
found dead in well near here.
The dead man had about SIS, and ron
berry is supposed to have been the MO
tive.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

. OCILLA. Ga, Dec S.-Fire partially
destroyed one of the residences of Mrs
John M. Lott on Irwin avenue, nearly OF
Saturday morning. caused from higf
wind setting the roof from a spark from
flue. The fire department quickly re
sponded and saved the building and con
tents, with a loss of only about $500 t(
the building by fire and water. covered
by insurance.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Agents Wanted

AGENTS-Sss weekly selling our sunday man-
tie burner; fits all lamps; ten tines brigbts-
than gas at 1-I0th the cost No generating;
lights Immediately. Sells or sight t,esrriD-
tion and information free. Simplex Gasiisht
Co.. q Park Row. New York. Dept. 3, A.
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r Georgia
Deaths in feorgia

Ca, Dec. 2
at her HON Mrs. Jessie w.
nd was burie in this city Fri
clock at Nor; d Saturday after
- IA relic feY h View cemeterv
vices bro conducting the
art leaves a
All, Dec.
yesterday 2S'-Mrs. Mary
atter a ieer iI,' at nea =
ms a ors 49, 60
iOoh' -Sc-sarnah
KNOWN SaF
- ~
'hD' 0a"
lg, mayor pee. ZS'-ffon' u.
Lernoon of II this city, died
Enthusiastic noon for a lone
Union of n,ouher of the
Of the Dem mis- county. anc
He is sd ,ocratic executive
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
NV YORK COTTON.
NEW oRLEANs COTTON

The following were the ruling prices on I
exchange today;
Tone firm; middlins. Is 11-lsc; steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
SEQ 4 Week FOR WOMEN!

LEARN dressmakin at your home In spsgs
time by the American Copyrighted system.
Teaches you 10 design. cut. fit. drspe and triin
in six 10 eight weeks. Most perfect system.
making your work more stylish and better fis-
ting. Enables you to save by making your own
clothes. ur open hgh-class dressmaknG parlors
aud command good income. write TorS free
illustrated hook. J.- sz
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF DRESSMiEING,
157 Reliance Bdg4 Kansas City, Mo.
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Furs, Skins, Etc.

RAW FURS
and also give you share OF the profit we make
when resell.
Our new Profit Sharing Plan. makes kanp re-
turns larger than you would get elsewhere.
Fair treatment guaranteed By our 20 years Of
fur buying. Express charges nad and settle
uents made immediately Write for Price List
and Profit Sharing Plan.
KAHN q. CO., No. 60 East 10th St.. Esx 80
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

MEDnV RICH Big List Of Dsscriptioss
WRtttI Standard Cor. Club. Grayslake. Ill
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

mHnnu Best plan on earth. sent free Pho
MHHHV tos OF every lady member The
UIAlIIIt Pilot Dept. 81. MARSHALL Mich
!. !. Z !. -. I.
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MAKE MONEY IN SPARE TINE

AnruTe PORTRAITS S5c. FRAMES Isc, Street
hulHIu Pictures 1c Stereoscopes 80. Views 1c.
80 Deys' Credit. Samples and CatsIog Free.
CONSOLIDATED PORTRAIT. Dept. 1853. ,io27
W. Adams St.. Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

2. 2S.-Homer l..
of s. p. Williams,
the family home
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

SELL TOBACCO AND CIGARS locally Or trar.
cling. Salary or commission. Fiji time or
necessary. Address Morotoek Tobacco WORKS.
Box G-14 DanviIle. Va.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

AGENTS wanted to sell Native Herbs; 81 box.
80 tablets. for 35c. Write P. Melrose, Co
lumbus o. 80 <f - 2&
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

WE PAY SIS A WEEK and expenses to men
with rigs to introduce poultry compound.
Years contract. IMPERIAL MFG CO., Dept.
IS. PARSONS. KANs- ~
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

churches and 1t is
was raised. The
he we'll represent
sent in.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

SELL fruit trees 1910 Wanted 100 statesmen III
southern STATES Terms easy, Prices, eight.
Write today. Upson Nurseries. YRtesYilIe,., Ga
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

hWWE6W guarantee ny NtNtt7f aItIIs
ERGO-KOL Monthly Remedy Safely relieves
longest most obstinate. abnormal cases IN 3 to
days without barni. pain or Interference With
work Mail S1.5o Double strength. 81 Booklst
free DR.. Southingfon R. eo..rPB.. $40 MafA
street Kansas CitJ. Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-10
ELOPERS ARE
ASSISTED BY
WHOLE TOWN
tB, rnltsa rr-..5

ALBANY. Ga. Sept 10-Fleming
Brooks and Josie Willis. clippers Of
Ashbury. Ga. today are man and
wife. Their marriage was made
possible by a party Of 20y residents
Of this city last night, who held up
carriage containing the young
iady's parents. and gave the couple
ample time to find Hey. T. Thomp-
son. a Methodist minister
Brooks and Miss Wills slipped
away from the girls home late last
night and started for this city.
Their flight was soon discovered
BY the young lady's father. however,
and pursuit was started.
At Sylvester. four miles from
here. the clippers were a mile to the
good. The acquaintance Of young
Brooks. knowing his plans. teIe.
phoned the news Of the chase 10
Albany The news travelled rapidly
and by the time the stern father
bowIed into town behind a speedy
pair Of bays the crowd was prepared
10 act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-10

Yor szis--A ~fuiiy cheep. fs acres ~ith
esa iarsnz hsus h0rss and buMsy an5
Nea& 1affY cows pfsmty seed pasture
for staeA F48es has tWn good sfrtnFs
10 located xeod eounfF rond. enEy fts.
ninutes wafk fr@m station. good nafkef
pRiees HANDY Al geea for s1z&. en-
twsrms Of sze down. h4ianre IS per nn0nth.
Take TArsnzA tmtssnrean 70 Pacific CITY
Sec NJ H4re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-10
City Real Estate

Cheap toiay y tne acres yirb xasssa
sell. near xhote 20 Nnund WITH fine ftsh.
ing Ana hafhtns. sisx2nt rian srach ana
All sorts ~ aea life free ms~ ~ doc
ana noate. on rountY rpad near Nraa@t
sgneel, with hfsh s~fseoi IN tsrE~ tewW
AN nlo5 iva hundreds % skfiisd mocha ~
ica and iaeaFefs aeaf AZ hand 6esl snaf.
ket IN the state Tor at kinds % pfedure
Aad trait ~hteh this land ~lii tura aag
In abundance retas to-day. 40 thls taaf
not appeaf aEafns g. t1noofn nsanstt
nr~msftra Wash, Take Navy fara
hosfs. t'alrnan bret tnquir~ ~ second
fruts stand en ivasiWs beat at isresaesto on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-10

H@satafal nnw ana apsse-aats s-feees
bunx atow saitaEe. ~itk t~e iaFEa te&ets
Of Es1uua pteotY % wath tor Aaa she
hays sane. al ~ 80 per daT. Two alsek .
frsfrm street ear xrhooi N4ap pag1ns
rwnt 81 far tFsa SIS cash and IS :
nonth TAk@ mRnssn imtwfmFaan 81 b~4f.
dental aa1 Yesisr 60 Esritaxtsm. SEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-10
MORRIS REALTY co.
set.s.fst Am~rtuaa naak nsaisiax
Tslsphsns vain sal. ind $50

ts'~ph~Ha Main tFtts Ind sttsl
East sTu ST coRxxn
A. W eefmef ttth 81 aaa $fnfh A..
- esxfsz Tess iasai eospsr ftsst
hair s-.@. $500 .s.s e s s:, I gs,s 50 aa's
ssHitL On ssth AZ = ana Ati~attss q
sep1 tlsw ~ shS eiif sna Aoura3 tsea
fos insnssaass sale Deed tsrsns
A rs.srs 10. saxts1. nsar can q ma.s
BE- sold MAhe - an wffrf IN tht.
ssrts1 t~xsa lets. ftns frait Trees
tsnsesi. fe.aF .ss-ssa hsasss Ga 'sFYn. 80
casa and sac paf rnensh
CAF4TGf. anti
seven eoasu hesse. filrnara heat hauxe
asntnst nnws tet 1fhstat. 40 Y ThessAs
issss rss ass sssss sale sale s..ss S ks ssss
ron ExrmAsuN
f'fvs-anro traGt naefh % ettr In pal
% ety.. xrawsh. prses o. sea. roe eaaffy
n I've - s&sssssau b~@se
Yer EsehA@ss- FaF mea-tn s~ssM-F~@sn
cApasni taEii haas SO wfti sxnaaaxs samsa
rssSA snsAsrn aousa aa oas.a Aans -
caRtipt HUI Hnms nmef - forth the
'aen.y .n.i tn s-ssa le~aaisn
uNfsE ff,see
ssssry. sss~msas ssa ssss- sa...ss :
burk Rage uunaaessa Wtfh hrf Mas-e
SHADES sas ashsaas ns.sses lset~sss Ia
. 80 ss- Us, 49,. 80 , nsssas -, -
tas0 cash. ealsne~ ks x~aa
MORRIS GARDEN TRACTS
This 10 fsa property - fnWsrs yns1s
ear niaxs Ia C@rratn ~ fouhie To- sherf
whhs. fiyn-ecfw tracts oniy $50 cash.
b4lsncs easy ssFsus rsu knoW the etfr
IL sv1~ing NORTH aad thssa acre tracts
VII mssa b< sab1istaef fnte uisy teta
o., eash--f'tvs eeres - fins tssa aersh
- city. peFfsesiF tsvstf price ttees fse
cash, balance f1s per nnnth-
NORRIS REALTY co.
ssE-s-T-a AseEfsaa naak nsildinx
Tsisphans Mafu xaxi. lad l&ts
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FIVE ACRES. lust NORTH or THE
CITY LIMITS. cieae 90 Lake Washing
ton t15e per acre. one-third cash This
10 fIbg below the price Of any adjoining
land The reason OF the price fhat ws
are making to you is that the owner
wants 10 sell.
GEORGE II WRIGHT 4 co.
Cos Marion bldE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-10

ron oSE.aAtsF WHAT ~ IA WORTH
4 dr#w giaim Ne " Ia the FtathaAa
tnatan reAsfenslaes I mast sef my fe~
ARE FanNhs seed hnups. hires ehleksA
hous~@t barn. eoaervtp hreea sf. erxek runs
Through riaeas 80 good coNHfy road. =
fntta frera ar ard dsrrt. re r1UHn trip
20 seattia &ehcel. q u and sfoso.
offer this far ffke. 90 terms 20 suit fsur-
rhasFr " Fyn East the bSst srsf o.
Tered fof nHeasf. aasna 4alck. A9e ehsek-
4nas aUcta Esesa. reWa aud hnrsae ali
Tor sale an1 faesf 50 Tnks nsnfen s3seaf
u4F At uoehaessfas ara fesi@s - EaFitnx4
fanB ae~ Aendnfaaa nwner
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Continued.
Youngstown

Youngstown
y DOWN. tase rRR MONTH
a, oesa view 90. J blocks from Is mln.
we SER lse ~ minutes nan lsiso.ef
Na"afei ffee 10 tteB each
t84 DOWN, tio rFN NoNrH
t"snflete plaateFed fcuf.raoa eaftnn,t
~ esss - treu car abstract fssnisass
et'Fs .sael stee moFtsaee due Anrass
- reea new fine view aiaaant IA
tet.en hest house IN this wtcsnifF ssee
eA~h' balance easy rfiee sssse
puwAhisH CANAL.
oae eosaef. Tee ~ Toe. snsthsf coz.
hef. - ht lee. another tract rs ~ fne
eed stu another, 80 Nv see an aifaetts
-ienk the new ranel N south PARA near
Ne caf Hire, and the hnnsh xeaa far
see - tetma, - ~ zee rash
feaf -Fnetn collage GA ing 40 ~ tnat
Aona loksatlpn- convenient 60 car gs0S
cssh. balance tts per msath Price tsae
A. , wft.KfN a CO.
rheaesi Adams sat, Central 1881 res
West 80
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BEAUTIFUL new aud up-to- date q
room bungaiow. right on street car, With
large tract Of ground I VIII give tha
man who buys STEADY work NJ q 90
day This place ready 20 move into for
only $3.50 81 esHh and IS month
Tako Hantcn Iufrrurb1n 10 Darlington.
ass the ounef M Henderson.
wHnfta-- : en- men TO clear ground by
day o. contract, steady work f0f nteu
tho want 10 work men with families
prefgrrct buiIdinE sidewalks, carpenter
helpers, 81 90 per day and up. Take Rem
ton Interurban street car 10 Darlington.
See Mr.. Pete o. Nh Henderson
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Nothing Better

e~Sixe-foora cottags. city water. lot
5oxios. for 81 zee. oniy szs eash ano
as per month. - =.
fenced aity water gsf tf4g0s 82s cash.
gII per month iris "nuf last runs
Phone Ballard 1855
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ara reFA Te9d man 90 help seii cur
AMI taaSfe tracts are imsf patttng
% the maFtst hmsti@xn can easily naass
ss&4 10 t9N@ rmF wHHth All aHp~ns~s
wilt Ne gsfd ~ ard siti De a r1r4Nar
asst pnRstfen eagsgfenew Act necewasfH.