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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16
4ROOM HOUSE $500


Two blocks from street car lire tui
f0ag40 nlt cleared WhY RtT rn9i
HalHs yqur own garden ffi4s W
essh sud z psr month. Can is3a BOND
Dor sale ~ owner called East loi
s8rf0a. fraem plasfefsd cottage. fnr
niHhed garden planted ~ 900 gnnh
1t1a w fffh. ballard block from
large level tract win ngo-ronm house
on fntefarhHn rlr miles from city fpf
1900 $500 GOSH balance go per month
'ase roe at room 3 Times hlde THIS
A bargain
Wasufifnl nov bHnaafow just 0nished
eanriata LARGO I0f. grand View Of Sound.
500 fcaf above aeh levels tsmlnutn walk 81
baarhi water waikn nsar car line $500
to store Lakewood Station. fnantafoY
York car
Y raom modern house, large iot 10
fruit trees shade trois N taken az
81 Blswott 81 Fremont
Hir.room modern hoaae. one block from
$40 900 SCHOOL lot lofrlf5 fenced and ~
lawu 1900 500 dpwm 90 month
phone Nofih af11
air room modern houss wlih beat ltti
fith Az H e. Five bin0hH from Uui.
sfsiiy phone Main iiio from , tln
o'cl0cf. -.
nafFaln- For aais. ~ owner, Two iotH
fd0vfIA Broom hnuae, Ail KINDS of bear
iua fruit. muat leave or business sol
rbr-n eetf efa az Ralnler naaeh.
FEs00- Ef4defn iVs.f dum ootaEe. iot
T5rIl6 terms. half block from car can
Ht s81f KeHu0ne piece "
uiHAM a FhAII.
"MApf8OH no MERCER APEctAE iHr"
N no s0f LoarY blaa Ina isil
House ana three large lols fot 81. 9eg
owner room Times. n|dg
samuel Coiiyef tot Losfy building
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Assn. ciFaa % NafAnn uaaf ~
'I N HfaNUsfFise a. acre Bearing
taltara al cleared This
- - cefnsf Price ESQ
VI scnaissr earhanrs 81
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PLEASE DOM U gEM1r

III Il6Bl06 UWBd U UllSBu .
neat sis.faasa cottage soriaa lst.
best af garden sol rear ear line Tire
nsiFhhorhood 200. very easy terms
Phone Ballard 1854
40 900 on hanh 10 raod ioans on ii4.
proved SEATTLE property AZ current rates
kanag advanced i1r BUILDING purpasss
Moraasss bought aud choice mortsasss
Jo8ErH 3 THOMAS a co. TSc.
Toe chtrry Sc
Epiraara tn towman HldE
"a GOOD LITTLE HrV
Two.rnom house fcan he made into
fomi two uetsfenaFf lota. garden. fruit
sirae berries eaF ana school near zoe.
VI seth rhlgnay AL car
FoH HALn nT OWNnn
Three rev up.tasdata houses. fuu hard
woaf floors. mautals fuli basement. fur
mace double constructed Corner Howe
sna Second az 81 Reasonable Terms
nat Frsi AZ ~ n Quaen Anne
BROOM HOUSE AND LOT s0X300
6looks from car 800 500 down.
" A omar. EOS Liberty Hida.
Opposite r1st9nice
M 500 uant TIE hosi buYs in thq North
End consult Jones Lots from Aits up
small deposit HuHaea from $500 up. 20
ensr terms s3i glewoW e. Fremont.
wnlte go Qpsa aaHdeys
Tot sorio. $3.50 800 down ana 90 per
esi Hlowstt ~ Fremont
tar saia hy awuar 8.f0om house new
only 1900. 500 cash Phone North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

OLIVER theatre. spring ~. nee sec.
end only first run pictures shown Ad-
mission Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16
PAIINT sTToRNEls..

.~ooooJAJISI- sJJelgeJlSoeyoo-o-,
aminsr patent office. Washington AZ
pert assistance in pcrfeeftnF invertfuna.
elsht YoHrN eaHtrrn patsnf prncticai eve
rtnF Interviews ~ appointment Phone
haiu tift sea Hiurhisy tiock
Adams q Hreaks. fesisteFad Patent
ard Trade MAX AtturErHa. 20 yeara In
HHattle fEff C0iuHn Block
Harness a Coz TsEisisFua patent atfur-
nsTs star haFd nigrk write fer Book
HENFAT AgFNrfFs
sAsIi ASn .nnoaS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16
0S1 rIE0Ip a 1TH.V

DIR HOLT -- QsrEOPA Tule pHrsI-
CLAN, OPrfciAN, y ray treatments
light cure. vibration. nkSr EluIpFEp
OFFICES IN SEATTLE Eyes treated
glassea flttod Treatments 2 10 foT Peo-
PIES bank BIDS 2nd and Pike
on Sunday afternoon. April 18th. al 4
D m. Eiks hall. Alaska Bldg the cele-
brated lecturer 10 Carlos MeAllister s. "a
deliver "a lecture entitled. love. Ma \
RAGE AND DIVORCE" on sunday
night April iTth az p. m. ut Bike
hall Alaska HldE. Attorney A J speek-
Crt viii deliver lecture entitled. THIN
ETERNAL CITY" Piano solos. songs
ans musical selections before and after
lectures Admission free Everyone well
como YOUNG people IN love ana others
viii find Il to their Interest 20 attend
these lectures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

Samuel Coilysf t0t Lesry Building
laaia iu city property fafua dud tlnt
ier ianda i.iat your property With him
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AcHE TRACTS
Y r1lHf GEAR new haafa.
lAetma Snort IIaa
eih o. car LIMITS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

lrsss ttfss ~ ss frnn etfy
- easa. taiaars Sc per meath
ss@za. Enams T. and O. Ftnss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

+. ihfss mnss fr8n -ity f5s
Il F,... - balance e. per nanth
f.pm : Times HidE
Pc - 80 miles from rifv limits
4 49,. aAta taianee o. prr noafh
f,en Timrs uifE
" iefsa osar ssatus shsaD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

-,if0p FAaM LAND $500
80 east balance p years.
tAit Hand HlI rr1u arr
safiif1i1rs 81 1aI Liberty
ss posfeffea
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$500 DOWN
g. $50 A M0M1T ID
Lets near tha Gunctl0u. West Seattle
level ard clear fs.ft alley ser street
ffqs each Interest per cent
A. WILKEN a CO.
Adams ast Main ata7
WHY PAY RENT9

WHY PAY REMIT
7 deal in home sites sass per iot. 90
down e. mnnfhiF
al aaaaNnad house ana h9en TOE va
Ter in. SCAR car nne bargain EasY
terms
HAT
Corner Canforuis anf Dakota Sta
Phone. Weai 1fa
WOULD YOu PAY REMIT
when you can boz naat fsfnnW cot
fnnn re afl fenced. fruit trees end shrub.
berry blocks ~ ear Tor Al.af1 90
terms 81 $50 cash ard $40 month
empire REALTY COZ INC
aff ta 1ff alliEan lndH Iio-lz De- AZ
ftffF NUW
Only a rev Tote Jeff Nearby summer
rnsaff on sound Two lots Tor $50 90
Tso lots f1r fa1 % tot pisneer nos
l.raomed househoat pantry and toilet
fa loot ramhunt and rsmps fl1a 90
Green Wauashont foot ~ Roanoke o..
Lake Teton Efstieke car
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zsa afi Aanda thfa Mat SELL
tne place ~ - sores. Gloss e.
- HFaaf. e. raad rlgnfF rad
3 as fraat essEarf heafh
AAs s44 boaliaa rs srrea partly
- fa4aK efehard tH1 hnansa
- = Atad 81 suHN anr takm ~
sixseaa fe8 U-fRna haras
Asss Nkgea. farm imniamaata
ets maze terms 60 allt
+ - ? uaFy. AZ tE1l Bead Ct
asa q 4 fsnrf
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roF HEPuREEs


M nc : = - frSS \, 81.
~. $500 storage packing aus Flrst Az,
uninn Transfer Mortnr 4 storage Co.
ls14 ist Phones Main tss, Ind sss
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nnfFaln- Far aais bg Owner, two lots.
fd0yfla. room house, all kinds n bear
ina fruit. muat leave on business. aeil
rhrrn aaff efff aF Rainier UaHeh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

- - eva tsfwa fFea fftH Sc
As.ss ntsr Ina. aass
III f.
y M 9sfcWs Its rhirErn fassh.
~ se II nst slasT o. Hlrest szfs
ts4sz saiF ttft FFFriF SIS HaNa
- & Fses aaad Anl water So
nj IN ssense sf MsnAafssE, 90 @4ftlaa
s1et & So "a naH hentaa Tree " ala
"a aa.W 4 rimes nlask
r1Rm LAxfE 8 PER kcnE
isrus OAR Sec aarf.aaa
- sant a f4fm tEal ID eslal
- sfm n fa# state az WasAaag
sAaf eeiA 10 isa aere frNets
~ acre Call al ftf liberty
. ass $500
A FnfE BARGAIN
Hs 5 t~es trsftse rr nEff. ail
- 80 e4Fsea faaH raafeFaH fasas
asst asEiffsa sesfg fa maHN la
sss eaases saa yarfs Nerss
ss hsh cess fsa nV.nz tsaa
- - t4saf. Wsxaus fafm ia
s lecais1 cas- mir frees paai
- r. nae seaatF rad Prise
. mmk 0pnsF Fffne fe CsHs
s4 sasss BsensFs9n ihFse slaass
) 9ss cAea masn
A.. M nszAl 8aiTIaH euI.UmMfA
=. FkEh LkNus
- IS affnatiar saatsrrfnr par-
- 81 pfs-euafsaH ana EAah
AFATioN, ea3 e1 % afite az
-n fzE WINS uRowN co.
TN Ntt Atsuai Life tsar1luE
~ SEATTLE Wash
l-Fss sErss uss from esfy
- eaEa. taiaacs Sc psr usanin
As@aaa Epams T. and o rtnss
: ACRES SNAP.
~ ~ mFn eaiFksn hnuaes fns
=. sase e.asf stsaref. sith
=, - n4as @ asaaiB rata tfaf
i 80 a = ss.s t.r-s
srtean q Fanfc cltF. aaa
- 81 efi AAa1a tha Wtm SELL
- He Pitcs 81 - sores. close ff
- HFat1 ee reed cagnfF rad
- 80 iroat sssFanf beach.
~ So aA4 bgalfaa is srrrs partly
- fq4ax efckard tHo hnaass
- = Atad 81 euNs enr taKHn ~
II sseoaA fe8 geiRina harea
ss ssaea. farm implemsats.
ets maze terms fl safe
Y - ? uaFy. AZ tl1l Bead ct
sse q Depot
~ RANCH.
80 'aash. ei4sa g VasAon paafaf
n fraEosffiss 4 acre Bearing
a altars al cleared Thie
= e sesaw rrrs tlego
81 sensifsr eHrharrs 81
- = G PRf0H.
~. Nsw fssa nar
- irREs NORTH or CITY
~ - tarfiaaY slsarsa Ons. half
=. aiftti iatsFafaan Act nos
~ - .sasl Ts.s Z close in. eel
eay iaa4 Terms g sait
sAr q Born 3 rimes Bidr
- - 70 TOT pAT MORE
asi gaa tha hsr 1f farm
- Nfaf raH ana aea a.
Hr opposite uasf ffiea
e ll1s,. ass aern balance
IA mA Ahis lard partly
ass Or aaafina and f.sh
:. ~ VANS. siii Boa
hs 8EsI FAuH LAEDs
!. b. 49, EqR snTfhfaa fhat T.
- - ssiaa Sc i the fatal
Ia -. ey iafmA Gail at 9ef
eri IS sbposiss 2 q
~ .iqop FAHa LAND 8f88
=. 40 east. balance yaara
80 Ttls iaad ml rr4s 49,
~ ~ gaficgiars af far rHtarfs
es.s pogeffea
= LIZ AcNE rWAfsra
- Hnlnf neaF nHu haafa.
etna Short Ilaa
- ~ Or CITY LIMITS
~ Is ~. sa',s nile tF1m si,y ~
fePm : Times HfdE
- +, -, miles ffam -lfv limits
~ aatd t4faHca 81 rrr aranff
:, fsem rinrs UdE
~ rs# sores oear Heattis shsaD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16
iaOtS rhird Az

- ,c,IoI ,lgps, sy,rcTI,IgeS
NfffMSGSS sgS NM SC 90
lumhia g., seattle Both phones 1871.
Heller docs neat Sob printing i08
seneca st phone Ind aete.
puNsiCIANR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

Two blocks from street car lire fui
faag08. as cleared WY pay rnut
eaah and is Per month Cau Sass Bond
81 EHrfnft wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

ah8uO" AI1deru flVs= fnHW collage lQt
75rIg6. terms half block from car Can
Hf $3.50 keGn0na piece ..--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

air room modern mouse wlth heat itN
fffh Az Isl 81 Five lln0hH from Uni.
sefsiiy phone Main itio from tln
O'clock.
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Classified Directory.

Classified Directory.
e~sNes~s~Nf~NNseN~~N ~N@s@~e~~@-~~0JN~S~1-s
,eoooo.. kgsr,It,A CI t,lts o.~oooooo,
Booth WhittieHey Hanford Ahatraet
Co, Hallsr pleqk Phone Main ipf
,o.oo.oooo.oA1cllICICIssooooOoo.o.
f00-pnFo book. house. cottage and bun.
Faiow plans sivina size, etc, ato. v W
Voorhees,, Architect. tlg Fitel BIDS
~.@N~~~~~.~@4HSS cE~~s@~~~N~~~
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COM.
MERGE
Head office. Toronto. Canada (a00
branches in Canada, otol A general
BANKING business Interest allowed on
savings and time dopoHitH
AmATTLn BRANCH.
al v holt MnHr
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- e ii1se. ass arwn. Balance
80 isrmH This land aariIF
~ - Ass. nns boating and flah
ssfi tountF faaI tfl ~tfan
Il - NJ. Franka. sfaa Bond
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WANTED TO BUY-FURNITURE


e@~~~~a~eersre~sases~e~ s~seee~e~ee~sreoa~e4r~~g
b. Manly nnaralns and sals Stables
Horses hired fer al purposes ~ day or
Naak 4lQf Western aN Phones. Aaia
fise Ind 1857
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

Nir room modern house. one block frum
$40 900 SCHOOL loi I0fFl15 fenced and in
lawn ~ 600. 500 down. go month
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iiss Ind 1857
1000 huYs
csN Durham Jersey. aged q sivss five
gallons ~ rich milk very gentle oot
tfnd corner Aurora az Green foN
1855 iakst tao horsos : and 10 ysars
Old wsirhiRE atte pounds harness and
weEon also steady lob At tabo daT
goes vith them ttif Laden Az
For seie-Ons small team cheap. one
high srade shetland pony and oar, Tel.
sphons 3oti Main toBa 20 nlan-
chard "a
Have Tor sale teo good horses rsieh-
lng 700, VIII separate ~ desired. tit
Virginia FL
For saio-Frst class Jersey COW Fresh
tive months Olives NJ quartz day tte.
Phone North aate
For aRis Sound team OF horsos weight
1,aeQ ihs az dairy on sth av n ",
north 81 stth
q "a H0tcUNn Co, Safes stables
Heavy draft. medium siaed hornes guar.
antoed iaia Waalfrn az Main ieit
Australian water spaniel pups Tor sale
Z months old saw first av sunset
Main aitf
F.ssh Iersey COW for sale 6ii7 Tenth
AZ q
wanted SO. ! milk cow gaa seth
nt ~ FLAT II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-16

tarrs. level fracf with ngo-ronm house
or fntefarhHn rir miles from city ~
1900 $500 Gosh balance $40 per month
.-ass re at room O. Times Hidf This 10
Haranfu
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70, sosio. 'sso. ' SO down ana 30 per

cen Hlswstt Ht Frqmont
Yer snla by Owner 8.rnom house new
lnig 1000. 1900 cash. Phone North
1903
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
General Grants Father.

Even a father may not know the
capabilities of his son. This was
evidently the case with Jesse R.
Grant, according to a correspond
ent of the New York Evening Post.
who tells the following story: "One
day in November. 1865, was on a
Pennsylvania, railroad train, east
bound from Pittsburg. In the next
seat was an old fellow-that's the
way you would describe him-with
country written all over him. He
opened n conversation with a party.
aid asked If we were going to
Washington. Said he was going
there: and add ed with pauses. I've
got son in Washington-Gener
Grant
"Of course we responded; and so,
feeling encouraged, he turned about
with his arm over the back of the
seat and proceeded to tell all
about his son.
II remember II las plain as yes
terday. though have never written
il down until now.
"'Yes, he's my son, and he's
made quite a name for himself
Long pause and meditation.
Speaking slowly and with a
great deal of repetition and a coun-
try manner, but much earnestness,
They are talking about making
him President. They don't want
to make him President He's no
man for President. He'd be no
good in that place. A soldier is
what he's fit for! He amt good
for anything else but a soldier.
why, I've had to set him up
in business more than once. He
was never any good in business.
He's just a soldier; he's good at
that.
NO. he amt the man for Pres
ident He wouldn't make a good
one
"And so on, to this effect and
substantially in these words. re-
member too many of the words
and phrases to bs mistaken. 1t
was striking incident, and l have
often thought of if since.
Good, straightforward. simple
minded old man! That was Jesse
r. Grant; and it was then six
months after the war had ended"
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
Adventures of a SatcheI.
Bedford City Cva.D Times.

Bedford City lVa.D Times.
A few weeks ago the Rev. J. R.
Sturgis. pastor of Bedford Springs
Circuit, after having received mon
ey on account of salary and benev-
olent collections to the amount of
$500, put the same into hand
satchel and placed the satchel un-
der the seat of a buggy, thinking in
the dark-for it was night-that it
was his own. He then engaged in
conversation for while, and find
ing his buggy drove off in it.
When. however. he went TO get
out the satchel with dismay he
found that he had placed it under
the seat of another mans buggy.
He was naturally much disturbed
and placed want ad" in the
Lynchburg News. requesting that
the party whose buggy he had mis-
taken for his own to return the
satchel. For some days not Il word
was heard of the missing property.
and one can but sympathize with
the minister who thought he had
lost 5000 in cash.
Meanwhile the owner OF the bug
gy, never guessing what he had
in his vehicle, drove home and new
er saw 1t. He lent the buggy to a
friend and that friend drove il
some distance and returned il TO
him, the satchel still under the
seat. Finding it there Mr.. t.
the owner of the buggy, supposing
it to be an old and worthless thing,
threw II down mewhere about his
stable and for got At his home,
one day, some one remarked, That
was hard thing on Mr.. Sturgis. 4"
He asked what thing. why" said
they, He lost his satchel by put
ting 1t into another mans buggy.
and it had all his money in II. -
Hold on" said ne, there is one
AT my stable and it may be the one
he lost" He made good speed to
the stable and there with the 5000
in it lay the missing satchel which
was very soon returned to the re-
j"icing minister Our readers will
no doubt sympathize with him.
We venture to say that no stran-
ger thing has taken place in this
State for ten years
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
The Herald's New Press.

The Herald has placed an order
1or one of the latest model self
ieeding Job presses. The press has
not ceen on the market very long
and Will not be in general use for
several years to come, but The Her
aid believes in the most improved
printing machinery and was one of
the first printing offices in the
south TO place an order for one OF
the new presses. So far the ONLY
other office in the State that has
palced an order for one OF the press
es Is The State Co.. at Columbia
lhe cost of the new press is ST.
ioO.Oo, about IL times more than
the cost of ordinary job presses n
mas speed of 5000 impressions an
hour which is equivalent TO 10000
Impressions n day. " is automatic
throughout. II not only turns out
work five times faster than the lob
presses now in use. but it feeds it
self, thus saving the salary of the
press feeder. The addition of this
press makes The Herald's euuipment
as complete as it is possible for
money TO make it. and gives the
orrlce place second to none any
where
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
BEHEADED THIRTY THOUSAND
Chinese ENecutioner Has Killed
That Many People.


Thirty thousand Chinameu have
lost their lives under the blows
from the sword of the public exc
cutioner in Canton. China. He knows
nothing of the electric chair. the
hangman's moose, or the suillotiue.
The criminal who is condemned to
death in the Celestial empire gets
short shrift justice.
He Is directed to the place OF
death. kneels down, and ducks his
head well forward. The executioner
who Is armed with a two-handed.
double-edged flat sword. takes his
place and with one blow sewers the
criminals head
Then the next steps up for the
ga me summary treatment. And they
nave been going some, for the exc
cutioner is only so years of age and
mas been in the business not more
than half his life.
The executioner is about six feet
iour inches tall and his sword
weighs about 20 pounds. He IL
proud OF his trusty blade and de-
clares that IL never takes more than
one blow to kill.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
Dog Shoots n Crn,r

Lake City, IowaI Oct. 29.-Can a
dog shoot crown Yes, although
the story sounds like New Eng
land nature fake. James Larson
was out hunting and leaned his
shotgun against a tall hickory tree.
His dog was playing about the tree
and when a crow alighted In the
top OF the tree the dog leaped to
ward the bird, dropped one fore
foot on the trigger and the charge
killed the crow 60 feet above.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
Bat Tanned and Trained

Near Struthers. Pa, lives James
Sands. who, when returning home
one evening. picked up broken
winged bat, took it home and cared
for IL until the wing had mended.
Then the bat refused to leave. 1t
has killed all the mice and rats
about the house and comes TO him
whenever he whistles for 1t. II has
also become the defender of Sands
home. for 1t has been known to 60
after tramps when they enter the
yard.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
To Complete Big Ditch 1915.

New Orleans, october 22.-Col
Geo. w. Goethals. chairman of the
Isthmian canal co omission and
chief engineer in charge of the
work on the Panama Canal. sailed
at noon to-day on tn p steamer Tur-
rialba for Colon. He said there
was no doubt about tho completion
OF the BIG aitch BY 1s1S.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10

Fgatives- They only make bad
sake r. l.. T. for Constipation, Bill
'troubles. Its acts in perfect har-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-03-03
Newspapers In Switzerland.

Switzerland has a total population
of 100000 and there are 1884 Pc
riodicals in the country, or one pub
LEGATION to every 2,715 persons. OF the
publications giving special attention
to news and politics, 472 are printed
in German, 101 in French, 81 in Italian
and but one in Romansch. The relig-
ious publications include 60 German
Protestant, 40 French Protestant, "a
Catholic, nine Missions, two Jewish
and three Free Thought. The Swiss
newspapers have limited telegraph
services, as compared with newspa-
pers in other countries, but they are,
as a rule, well edited.-Consular Re-
port.
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Beside carrying the message of the
Gospel to these men he takes to them
books, magazines, papers and news of
the outside world.
His visits are looked forward to by
the lighthouse keepers and the light
ship crews, for his territory is so
large that he is unable to visit them
more than once during the season.
He maintains q small circulating Ii
brary of not more than 20 books. He
also carries with him a photograph
with records of the most popular
hymns.
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Some of the lighthouses visited are
far from the mainland and the trips
to them are hazardous. Standard
rock light for instance, is nearly SO
miles out from Marquette, on Lake
Superior. 1t is erected on small but
dangerous reef which resembles
whales back
The light is los feet in height, and
rests on crib work, which is encircled
by railway, and for weeks at time
the weather is so bad that it is dan
gerous for the keepers to venture out
of doors. Between the light and Ke-
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veenaw point there is depth of 1908

weenaw point there is a depth of 1908
feet of water.
On his travels the sky pilot visits
800 lighthouses, Is lightships, and go
life saving stations. Mr.. Law does not
outwardly resemble minister of the
Gospel. He is big and healthy and
has a rolling gait like sailor. He
breaches simply to the sailors, with
whom he is very popular.-New York
Sun.
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SKY PILOT OF THE LAKES

of the parishioners never wor-
49,. twice in the same locality, for
services are held mostly in moving
ships. Some are held in lonely light
houses far from other human habita-
ton.
No wedding has ever taken place in
this parish, no christening of baby,
no services for the burial of the dead.
This sky pilot seeks his parishion-
era in gasoline boat % feet in length.
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Another Good Old Tar Heel Word.

Besides Sampson county, Onslow
comes forward as shipper of Jeru
salem oak seed. "The seed, in mo
lasses, as an old-time domestic rem.
edy," we are told, "can be swallowed
more mellifluously under the name OF
'Juzelymake.' Charlotte Observer.
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Rev. w. n. Laws Parish Is 1900 Miles
Long and 800 Wide, and Its
Membership Large.

A parish 1900 miles in length and
800 miles in width is in charge of
Rev. w. H. Law, known from Buffalo
to Duluth as the sky pilot of the great
lakes.
The membership of this parish runs
into the thousands. and she great ma
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Roger Morris is
known in history as
the man who mar
ried Mary Philipse.
And this lady lives
in history because
she had the felicity
of having been pro-
posed to by George
Washington. T h e
lady pleaded for
time; which the ia
Their of his country
declined to give. A
small quarrel fol-
lowed and George
saddled his horse
and rode on his way
to fame and fortune.