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The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Heal the Skin;
Purity the Blood
Through the Use of Stuart's Calcium
Waters, the Great Blood and
Skin Remedy.

The skin has been very closely studied
as a physiological organ, especially as
the organ Of sensation and perspiratiOn.
Experiments on lower animals show that
the absorption OF nOXiOus gases through
the skin suffices in a short time TO put
an end to life. Sparrows immersed in
carbonic acid. with the head protected,
died in one and a half or two hours;
while rabbits placed in suiphureted hy-
drogen, died in ten minutes.
The skin is one Of the most important
organs of the body, and is very liable 10
many annoying diseases, both acute and
chronic. and most OF these complaints are
dependent upon impurities in the blood.
When the blood has become so loaded
with impurities absorbed from the large
intestine, as in constipation and auto
intoxicatlOn, or from other sources, that
eliminated the blood disposes OF them
by sending them out through the pores,
and the result is pimples. blackheads,
and other skin troubles.
Certain occupations have the effect of
gradually hlling the system with poisons,
which often cause death. Painters and
workers In lead are very much subject 10
ead-poisoning, which Is caused by the
inhalation of small particles Of lead.
which slowly accumulate until serious
symptoms result Paper hangers are also
liable TO arsenic poisoning. as nearly ell
wall paper contains arsenic.
In the treatment OF all forms or blood
diseases and blood poisOns, whether from
within or without. and for the removal
or torturing. dishguring. unsjghtly skin
diseases and constitutional humorS
which affect the blood and tissues and
cause swelling of the glands. &c, Stu
arts Calcium Waters is easily the most
effective and powerful remedy in exist
ence.
The principal ingredient Of this cele-
brated blood purifier and skin disease
eradicator IS calcium sulphide. which.
when taken into the system. rapidly re-
moves all impurities, bacteria, and poi
sons from the blood.
No poison or impurity can exist long
IN the blood when Stuarts Calcium Wa
fers are used The remedy is tho natural
enemy of blood poisons Painters. paper
hangers. and workers in lead and arsenic
or other poisonous metals should use
them frequently or constantly, and thus
avoid blood pOlsons; and every one who
has skin and blood troubles of any
kind should employ them until rid Of the
diseases, which the powerful little wa
fers eliminate In a marvelously short
time.
Purchase a package from your drug
gist az once, and send US your name and
dress FOR free sample package Ad-
dress T. A. Stuart Co.. 10 Stuart Build
ing. Marshall Mich.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
TOBACCO BARN
kentucky Night Riders Are
at Work Again.
INDEPENDENT GROWER LOSER
Three Thousand Pounds of Tobacco
Arc Destroyed Near BrOOksville,
Ky, by n Gang Who Held the
Owner Mt Bay I'm His House
while His Barn Burned.

BrooksviIe Ky. Oct 9.-Night riders
set fire to the barn Of Ed Johnson. an
independent tobacco raiser, shortly after
midnight Friday and burned 1t to the
ground. 1nree thousand pounds OF to-
bacco was destroyed.
A crowd rode up to the Johnson home
and made no attempt to conceal what
they were doing After cutting the tel
ephone wires and destroying all means Of
communication. the men went up TO
Johnson's house. Johnson and his son
were awakened and looked from win
dow. They shouted to the intruders and
were met with orders TO remain in the
house.
All the men were heavily masked One
OF them lit a torch and walked over TO
the barn and applied It. Ia short time
e was In flames. The men stayed long
enough TO assure themselves that the
barn would be completely destroyed.
They rode away without doing any fur
Their damage There is no clew.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Control Your Fat.

one can now take Off and keep off extra
fat at will II you have an over Fat alb
donen or double chin you can clear II
away completely without a minutes
bother. exercising, or dieting. Take
teaspoonful after meals and at bed time
OF this mixture: = or Marmola. y OF.
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and Sl5
or Peppermint Waterway druggist has
them-and go on eating as best pleases
Won. don't worry about results
The double chin and pOnderouS stomach
win soon show signs Of melting away.
They will not sag in or wrinkle, however;
irst go down nice and smooth and even.
That effect is due 70 the harmless nat
ural action OF the mixture.
This he explained as follows: Blame
overfatness 10 the stomach. II Is getting
law. Instead of making energy and mus
Gle from your food II Is manufacturing
fat. The above mixture corrects this de-
feet. and hence Il makes you stronger
and healthier and at the same time It is
taking off Of you u 10 is ounces Of use
less fat n day. The reason II affects
double chin, hips. &c. first is because
the fat on them IS softer and cannot
resist the remedy as long as that on the
limbs. But eventually all the fat has TO
60 II you keep Up the treatment
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
CUMBERLAND FAIR ENDS.
L, F. Hoffman Captures the AutOmO-
bile Race,


SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd. Oct 9.-The Cumber-
land Fair and Agricultural Association
closed to-day with running programme
on the half-mile track There was also
five-mile automobile race c. Smith
WIchard. of Cumberland. made his first
appearance on track. driving a Chalmers
Detroit. while l. F. Hoffman. Of Meyers
dale. Pa. drove a Maxwell car. Hoffman
won the Windsor Cup. Time, S.03&.
Wichard's time was S:t2h.
In the hurdle Sheridan stumbled over
the hurdle. throwing the drive OF, drag
ging him 100 yards, when spectators
caught the horse he mounted the ami
nal again and finished the race. coming
In first
The summary Of the races:
Five-eighths Of a mile dssh-PuTse. 500. Mantle
Ramsey. won; Lady OTnama Meyers. second
Wagner. II. lPemkcttl. third. Time. l9li5.
One-mic dash-pursc. sleo. Chaplain lMeyeTsl,
won: Madison Square tCoterelD. second: New Years
II Meyers. third Time. l:i6
Three-Quarters Of mile dash-Prse. 800. Man
tic ramsey. Won; Lady Ornama CMeyersl. second
Talent Smith. third Time. ll7%.
One and One-half miles hurdle race-Purso. $50
Finance ,Simusl won; sheridan Young, second
Time. 3l3.
Special o1emile race for gentlemen riders foI
cgp-Brcing Breeze. ridden by J. NJ. Black. Bala-
more won: MatadoC. ridden BY Mr. McCUlloh.
ffostburE. second: Chaplain. ridden By Randolph
NfilhollGnd Cumberland third Tine lS715.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
RAILROAD PUT ON MARKET
Order Of Foreclosure Of Western
Maryland.
Indebtedness of S1O,s32, 600 Must Be-
Paid within Five Days, Rules
Judge Morris.

Baltimore. Nd. Oct 9.-Judge Morris
in the United States District Court to-day
signed an order for the sale Of the Vest
ern Maryland Railroad unless an indebt-,
edness Of $1o.SS2.00 is paid within fvG
days.
The road VIII be sold at public auction
at Hillen station in this city at a date yeel
to be set. and viii. It is believed, bs
bought in by those now in control At
the time Of the appointment Of the last
receivership for the Western Maryland
the Gould interests were IN control. hav-
ing purchased the road from the city,
Of Baltimore under the administration OF
former Mayor Hayes.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
HARMONY IN SEABOARD.
Minority Interests Delighted with
Turn of Affairs in $. A. L.

Baltimore. Md, Oct. 9-Baitimore rep
resentatives at the SeabOard meetings
yesterday IN New York have returned
and all are pleased with the harmonious
action Of all the interests involved in
the company's management and owner
ship. The increased influence Of the
minority interests as indicated by THE
new board of directors is particularly
pleasing to Baltimoreans, whether fnan-
cially associated with the property or not
J. William Middendorf, Of the firm
OF Middendorf. Williams & Co. who was
elected a member OF the board said:
Yesterdays action of the board OF di-
rectors Of the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way. under which the minority interests
again become identified with the man
sgement Of the company, is the best In
dicatiOn OF harmonious cooperation OF
all interests and will result IN the con-
t!nued upbuilding OF the property follow
ing up the splendid work done by the
receivers"
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
COVINGTON'S NEW RAILROAD.
Hears Hampshire Southern VIII De-
veIOp Into Trunk Line.
Special TO The Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald
Covington. Va. Oct bloomington may
have another railroad. which is likely
to develop into a big trunk line. Consid-
cradle talk is heard here Of the prob
able extension OF the railroad now be-
ing built from Romney 20 Moorfeld, w.
Va, into Covington, and then on south
with New Orleans as a prospective ter
minus The route would be an easy one
and the only line between Cumberland.
Nd, and New Orleans without a tunnel
The line would follow the South Branch
Of the Potomac River TO Monterey. Va.
thence down Jackson River TO Coying-
ton, where It would cross the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. go up Potts Creek
to Indian Greek to New River where II
would cross both the Virginian and Nor
folk and Western railways, and then on
TO the Holston River to Knoxville, Tenn.
This line would pass through the large
iron belt of West Virginia, Tennessee,
and Alabama.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Carolinas, Maryland,
and Virginia News
Political and Otherwise.


Appomattox. Va.-Joel Banton. a farmer
living near Evergreen. committed suicide
by shooting himself with a rifle. II is
believed his mind was unbalanced, which
prompted the act.
Charleston, w. Va-Sam B. Montgom-
cry. the West Virginia live wire" and
one OF the best-1nown politicians in this
State, has declined the invitation to stump
Virginia for the Republican ticket. Mr..
Montgomery has been appointed deputy
fire marshal Of West Virginia. and is un-
able 10 leave his duties.
Charleston, w Walt is stated IN the
Third district that Representative Joseph
Holt Gaines will have opposition next
year IN Capt. Sam B. Avis, Of Kanawha
Avis is prosecuting attorney for Ka-
nawha County, and has many friends in
the Democratic party. although a Re-
publican.
Richmond. va.-Gov. Swanson denies
the report that he failed TO pay a tribute
to Judge Mann. the Democratic nominee
for governor. IN his Surry Court House
speech. He says that he referred to
Judge Mann as a Christian gentleman. a
patriotic citizen, and experienced legisla-
tor. an able lawyer, and well equipped to
discharge the duties Of governor"
Richmond Va.-Henry C. Stuart the
former candidate for governor and a
former member Of the corporation com
mission. declares that there Is very little
disafTection in the Democratic ranks. and
the dominant sentiment in Virginia Is
opposed to trusting the States affairs TO
the Republican party.
Clarksburg. w Va.-George NJ. Whites
carver. OF Grafton, a banker and capt.
tallst. promises Broaddus Institute. AZ
Phillippi. 400 acres Of coal land worth
more than $4,000. upon condition that
$40 900 in addition is raised. Rev. c. n
Pack is making a campaign to raise the
amount.
Clarksburg, W. Va--While drilling for
gas on the Jefferson D. Basel farm AZ
Mount Claire, the Hope Natural Gas
Company struck a giant oil well IN the
Big Injun sand at depth of ZOO feet
The we'll promises to be a gusher. They
have turned the well over to the Sopth
Penn OH Company,
Big Stone Gap. Va.-Rev. Robert McIn-
turf. who for about three years has filed
the position OF pastor OF Presbyterian
congregations here and at Gate City. has
accepted a call to Huntsville, Ala. 10
which place he VIII so some time in No
vember
Parkersburg. w. Wa movement has
been started looking to the holding OF a
State convention OF county road engineers
in the ffty-five counties OF West viz
ginia.
Big Stone Gap, Val NJ Wills and
W. A. Head, OF this place, and James E.
Gilley. Of Dryden. have sold. TO the Stone
Mountain Lumber Company, the company
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

recently organized By Jonesville and Pen
nington Gap capitalists. a 1.oo0-acre tract
Of timber In the Crab Orchard, near
Keokee, Lee County.
Fredericksburg. Representative W.
A. Jones. Of this district. will be one of
the speakers at the Lake Mahonk con-
ference in New York State October 20,
p, and q.
Elkton, Md-John Stewart. who halls
from Princess Anne, Somerset County, is
in Cecil County endeavoring to locate his
brother. Thomas r. Hewitt, whom he has
not seen for thirty-seven years, and
whom he has been Informed recently re-
sided in this section.
W!llamsport, Md - The continued
drought here, the worst in twenty-five
years, has brought about an alarming
situation. Many wells and cisterns have
gone dry, and people have to cart water
from the Potomac River.
Frederick. Md.-In order to secure pro-
lection against ere. the citizens OF Bruins
wick, near here, have petitioned the Bal
lAlIlNlt anu OlLlO bdu " dllOW ALtlL
to connect their water mains with the
railroad pump until the pumping station is
again in working order.
Hagerstown. Md.-Hagerstown's new
dog law. which was passed by the city
council nearly a month ago, became ef-
fective. and Frederick and Edward Baker
who were appointed dog-catchers by May
or w. L. Hammond. began their duties
There were five applicants for the posi-
lions. The dog-catchers have been sworn
in as special policemen, with the author
ity to make arrests for violations of the
dog law, which imposes a tax OF g on
male dogs and s. on females
Hagerstown. Md.-Miss Alice Baer, OF
near Lurgan. is regarded, as a heroine by
her neighbors and friends through the
pluck she displayed recently at a fire al
her fathers home. The only means OF
summoning the neighbors was by ringing
the farm bell. Miss Baer was the first to
grasp the rope, and she rang the bell IN
I'll the flames burned the rope In two
and the heat scOrched her hair and face
and forced her abandon her position. BY
that time a crowd Of neighbors had ar
rived and assisted in saving the house.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
CHILD FATALLY BURNED.

Coal of stove ExplOdeH Near
Hancock.
Hagerstown, Nd, Oct. 9-Four mem
bers Of the family OF Samuel Barnes. re-
siding near Hancock, were frightfully
burned. one Of them fatally. by the ex-
plos!on Of a coal oil stove yesterday
evening. Mrs. Barnes and three Of her
sons were In the room when the ex-
plosion occurred and were. covered with
blazing Oil.
Edgar, aged four years, was burned al
most 10 crisp and died a few hours
later. Mrs. Barnes and her two elder
sons are in a serious condition. but it
is thought that they will recover. EN-
ployes Of the Pennsylvania Sand Works
rescued the mother and two boys and
saved the house from destruction.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Sudden Death of Minister.

Hagerstown. Nd. Oct 9.-Rev. J. A.
Click died last night at the residence OF
Rev A b. Barnhart, in this place, fol-
lowing an attack Of Indigestion. Rev.
Mr. Clicks home was at Bridgewater.
Va, where he was serving a charge. Sew
erai weeks ago his wife came TO the hos
pltal here TO undergo an operation. She
is now improving, and he had come here
to visit her. lie was sick less than day.
Besides his wife. he is survived by his
mother and several brothers and sisters.
He was thirty-five years Of age.
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Aged woman Dend.
al DO NJ Washington Hold.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. Oct. 9.-Following an
illness Of five weeks. Mrs. Catherine Roh-
rer. wife Of Emmanuel Rohrer, died to-
day at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
David Snotterly, at Leitersburg. this
county aged eighty years. She was a
member Of the Reformed Church, and is
survived by five children.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
COvington Courts Busy Day.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Covington. Va. Oct. 1.-TWO negroes.
Robert Fifer and Dotson Flex, were ar
rested here to-day by officer Shanks,
charged with shooting and carrying con-
cealed weapons. In a hearing before
Mayor Butler each was fined $3.50 and
sent to Jail until the fines are paid.
John HiIl was also convicted OF shoot
ing, and Sam Harris OF Illicit whisky
selling. Walter jackson and Ralph Wins
aFe negroe&
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70 thu "
Clarksburg, w. Va. Oct. 9.-Judge Day
ton. In the Federal Court here to-day.
continued the injunction contempt cases
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads
striking machinists until December Z.
when the hearing will be resumed at
Phillippi. The continuance was made
owing to the absence OF important wit
nesses.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Maryland postmasters we're appointed
yesterday as follows: Barrellvine, Ale
gany County. Patrick F. Monahan. vice
w. T. Bradley. resigned; Kitzmiller. Gar
rett County. Herbert L Price. vice ].
E. ChappeIl resigned.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
w. & L., o, Hampden-sidney, o.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Lexington. Va. Oct 9.-Washington and
Lee University defeated Sidney
College by 6 to this afternoon on VIII
son Field. The varsity made its only
score in the first half after five minutes
play. when Anderson made a touchdown
and kicked the goal Wilson, lizard, and
Anderson featured for the varsity, and
Bernier. Lewis. and Yeager for the col
lege.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Special to Tho Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md. Oct. 9.-Lieut. William
W. Hicks, OF the Coast Artillery, and
Miss Cornelia w Baird. daughter OF
Capt William Baird retired. were mar
ried here To-day In ST. Anne's Episcopal
Church by Rev. Joseph McCOmas.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
NEW BANK AT WARRENTON.
Peoples National Is Organized with
$4,000 CnnifnL
In 10 u Nashington Hcnld.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Warrenton. Va. Oct. 9.-The Peoples
National Bank was organized here to-
day with a capital stock of $4,000. The
board Of directors is as follows: Albert
Fletcher. ST.. W. E. Bishop. H. l. Hut
ton. S. c. Brittle. John S Gaines. J. T.
Cockrel. E. N. Newton. Henry Lynn, R
T. Fisher. and ]. j. Silvey. The officers
will be elected later.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, oct Mrs. Mary A
Trout. wife OF F. r. Trout. native Of
Natural Bridge. and sixty-fve years Of
age died NJ her home here last night
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Thousands OF persons read the want
page" every day. II you are not one OK
them you viii find it to your interest TO
do likewise.
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= 49, once. VI course. she eE-
poets that you are yourself personally Interested
IN curing one who drinks, and ere not writing
out OF mere curiosity, Send your letter In cons
noence 70 her home. Simply write your name
and fun address plainly Ia the coupon below
and send 10 70 her,
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10
Is Your Father a Drinking Man 4
Is Your Sen on the Downward Way 4
YOU CAN SAVE HIM
Write to This Woman
To-Day

She cured her husband, her brother and several
of her neighb0rs- and now she generously ofierS
20 tell you OF the simple, inexpensive remedVi
that she so successfully used. The remedy can
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Parkersburg. W. Wa movement has
been started looking to the holding OF a
State convention Of county road engineers
in the fifty-five counties Of West Vlr
ginia.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Big Stone Gap, Val. NJ Willis and
W. A. Head, of this place and James E.
GiIley. Of Dryden. have sold. to the stone
Mountain Lumber Company, the company
The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

recently organized BY Jonesville and Pen
ningtOn Gap capitalists. a 1.ooo-acre tract
Of timber In the Crab Orchard, near
Keokee, Lee County.
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White River Acreage

Small payment. long tima will put vou
90 possession uf ia acres one crop wul
more fhHu pay Tor the land
CAUW Ef.L REAL EaTATE co.
col Marion BIDS III
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BIRTH NOTICES

pounuate ITO enc wife ef 70 rrffura
e. tgIe Itfh -. November e. q AHuHhi,t
rorts re ths wife ef e. Forte ilat
South November "a cen
Nftufe Fs tnr wife uf T. Moore ere
NJ lreeAetf November 10. O. daushtcr
rois lis thr vito uf E cnlc effa hes
end November e. "a NnH
Ffinke SIS thr VITO of Ffuahn. ices
Niairs November /. o. seen.
Auderaaa. Tu lhr ufIc Of f AnHrI SON.
fb.l faue November p. SON.
rrnn fr tht vfHo Uf D. tmil ieit n.
ftfh October ID. daHEhfFt -
Whttiuaty .ru the ulfr ef z Whittlt
sey tslo queen Ammo. November %
is'vestsa IT, the wife az C. Invested.
city November D. a SUE
Nufk 10 thr wife 90 w. hutk' eiNt
November 3 fUu. ...-..
Mcintosh Fo thc wife 81 Mcintosh.
stis Garfield. November o. q som
HnNdItYa rr thr wtfV ST e. hNNNiNr
tltN Nltpher 90. son.
johnson ro tHr wllr nf J JOHNSON
CITY, NevrmptF 4 "a tauEhtrr
sampson enc wlff uf sampson
sgit atth a.. s. November 5, a daushr
pfsue ~ he wife of A prcne Pa
cliffs hospital November g. ron.
Coleman To- thr wife ~ A Coleman
south Seattle November Z q SON
spltH@rn the wife of g. Spitr. aah
seth ~ November daughtcr
JacobsaH flo thc wife af d. Jaceus
son eitv. November q sen
ionsen-To tho vito Of n Jensen. sees
tsth W. November :. son
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NEAR rLEAHANT BEACH
fusi vest of elty quick and cheap trans
portatisn. five acres - fleh garden iand
bss' % alder bott1mi no better land on
earth Price 1850. $50 cash snd so per
month
CLIFFORD a vAN AuauALE.
pfa Third Az
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International Free Employment office
~ KINDS boip furnished. city Of country
- ~ House beds l5c per niEht. wei.
Ter aud Maynard Ind 1921. IF
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Cheap Close-In Acres
$500

one fine lrveI lying acre. situate
across Lake washington eaafgDf
streets water plped 90 lot nice view
~ city and lake a fnc buY fHr anf-
one. f7a cash. haiance 90 aGt sou
Can this be brateuf
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DEATH NOTICES.

FlvimNKh fiNtnHKQ. EA. November p
Prev idenee hospitti
pappadetnetffous g. Experimentation
q November seattle General hospital
Davis - paVis. so. November =. Prov
fafnfe hospital
SMITH smith. 60. November no. sci.
n ed
White Jane white. Is. November io,
Providence hospital
ttafsfia. Juhnnir Marsha. !, November
q iagt Ninlh a
Feintare R tcinuerk 60. November
o Providence hospital
Mansfield tofueilA Mansfield. g.
November 81 sea Denny way.
WINCH wilder. IS. November 5.
ts3B fbth 81 o.
Patton Nancy Patton. 50. November
o aolf Second n W
johnson a. Johnson ~. November
D. fris Market
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HELP WAMTEp-MALF.

canYaasefs wanted for quick seller.
steady position CAL az Glf WaBhinFton
mug ft4 Ftfat Az -s-ff
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.

Classified ads untrr tla head rlHht
cents pes limo uf als Nafla Bowen lnaaf.
uoHH fnf the price uf els
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Glass Restaurant
in Hotel
For Sale Saloon

Cna ~ fhn h~as nafihE naianna s. fhe
state Takes in Htaa aa urF 8aF5 fRns
HlnK expenses sac per asp eafy Is Gems
esesanH snap fef fhH debt paftf
pulnHsnfFr e MaaFe Realty re9mHanT
Hn8m les Wash3nstHn uaHdsns - stt
HufWsil a.. urfmerf8a fsfg
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Homestead

Get zee acres 70 tsileF lard mat ~sii
sruH anrthinE guaa climate aad water
Reasonable lof alton fee
att Marion Bids
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$500

DOiNO AWAY my 10 NCHEs rater
front. mics maple shade trees. fine beach.
only sA7b terms i2b down. 20 per mont'.
Fee Rice 0r Suffer on boat Venus. PIER g.
before 10 "a. ~. fofenoons. --lf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

nurrERwORru 4 son Professional
Directors and Licensed Emhaiwcrs 1891
1st. opp Moore theatre Roth phones eta