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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

est except the steel trust. 1t will do
no injustice to this greedy corpora
ton, but simply take from it a part of
/ the unholy gain which it has been so
/ long exacting from its helpless Gus
/ toners 1t has been abundantly shown
/ that steel products which enter into
the construction of ships have been
| delivered In foreign yards, after pay
ing land and ocean freights, much
cheeper than was charged our home
/ buyers
'This section will compel the steel
trust to compete with the foreign pro-
duoers, to the great advantage of
American shipbuilders and ship own
ers.
| Would Break strangle Hold.
1--WE propose to break the strange
hold of the steel trust by admitting
free of duty all foreign products to be
used in building ships for any pur-
pose, foreign or domestic We shall
expect the steel trust and its friends
to oppose it. The friends of an Amer
lean merchant marine and the com
mon people should align themselves
in support Of the proposed change in
existing law
Realizing the strong argument that
the democrats would probably make
for free ships, free ship" provision
was inserted i'm the TaftHumphrey
bill by the republican members of the
committee on merchant marine and
fisheries. That this clause was not
drawn in good faith, but with the OBJ
vious intention OF misleading the pub
lie. is evidenced by the fact that the
trainers of the bill themselves do not
anticipate that "a single steam ship"
will be added to the American mer-
chant marine under the free ship"
clause OF the Taft Humphrey bill. The
free ship" section Of the administers
ton bill is so hedged about with re-
stricttons that little, if any, good would
be accomplished by it The value that
the majority of the committee that
made the bill place on it may be best
judged by the following language In
their report:
VIII Not Add Ship.
TT is not believed that there will be
large demand for American registry
OF foreign built steamers under this
provision. Section in all probability
will not add one single steam ship to
the feet under the American flag en-.
gagged in the trans-oceanic commerce
upon either the Atlantic or Pacific"
On the other hand it is anticipated
that under the Sptght bill between
500 and 400 steam ships will be added
to the American register.
Briefly summarized, the object of
both parties is 10 build up the Ameri-
can merchant marine At a cost of
approximately S5,ooO,OO0 annually, Ito
start WITH it is hoped that under the
Taft-Humphrey bill between eight and
II vessels will be added to the Ameri-
can register. This s., 600, 900 must be
raised in the end by some form of tax
alton. as the government has no other
way of raising money. Under the
Spight bill il is anticipated the Amer
lean merchant marine will be in
creased by several hundred ships, and
without any cost to the taxpayers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
Hun1Or and
Philosophy
by DUNCAN ~. .Sr1ITH
KNOCKING OUR HEROES.

THE mud singer comes,
Taking refuge IN time.
And throws at our heroes
His tubful OF slime.
He pours out his walls
On men we adore.
But. pshaw. ~ they're human
We love them the morei
This licking the British
Was not. you must know,
A job for the infants
Or men made OF dough.
II called for a people
Whose veins ran with blood,
Not men like this dabbler
In scandals and mud.
There may have been grating.
For grating. we're told.
Was here With the ancienta, -
Since nations OF Old
But what was a tribe
Like that to detract
From deeds so heroic
In word and In factf
With all OF their fai1ings
They SUIT us. you bet;
With all their shortcomings
We honor them yet
30 valiant In battie.
30 tender OF heart
Hurrah for the fathers
Who gave US our startt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
COMING Of The Comet


In those enlightened portions OF the
world where second class matter pen.
etrates, with its emancipating message
and its guaranteed recipes Tor rice
pudding and cures for freclLles, man.
kind IN not worrying TO any consider
able extent over the approach Of the
bright streak that Is known as the
comet.
The Inhabitants Of the earth 20
about their work. buying and selling
fresh and storage products, marrying
and being given In marriage, lodging
creditors and going fishing, az though
time were to run on forever.
If the comet hits them It hits them,
and that is all there IL to II.
Meanwhile they know they cannot
turn II from fits course by rafting tin
pans or saying "EnIe, meme, mimic.
mo-" backward.
Countries that still depend on a last
years almanac for their college edu-
cation are considerably perturbed
Some are selling everything they have.
as though It would not matter when
the final crash came. whether their
wealth was in actual cash or still In
secondhand furniture. .--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

Fully nine out of very ten cases of
rheumatism is simply rheumatism of
the muscles due to cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism, neither of which
require any internal treatment. All
that is needed to afford relief is the
free application of Chamberlain
Liniment. Give It a trial. You are
certain to be pleased with the quick
relief which it affords. Sold by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

of shipping subsidies. 1t provides a
way TO build up our declining merchant
marine without any cost whatever to
the taxpayers, by extending American
registry to ships built abroad, and by
providing for reduction of per cent
in customs duties on goods carried in
American bottoms. The Spight bill
provides, however, that foreign-built
vessels to which American registry Is
extended, must be owned wholly by
citizens of the United States or cor
porations whose stockholders are all
citizens of the United States, and shall
not engage in the coastwise trade
These provisos are for the benefit of
American ship builders.
Can Hurt Only Steel Trust.
Free ships" says the minority re-
port, 1can hurt no business or inter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

The Chicago Tribune speaking Of
the arrival of Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt at Khartum yesterday after year
IN the wilderness says, Mrs. Roose-
velt showed every sign of tremendous
happiness at her reunion with her nus
band and son." Did the Tribune ex-
pect Mrs. Roosevelt to appear in a
towering rage with a Ratchet in her
hand?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
Our Fire Problems.

Buildings burned in the United
States in 1907. II placed on lots Of 65
feet frontage, would line both sides Of
a street from Chicago to New York"
This statement was made by DR.. w. H.
Tolman, director Of the American mu-
scum of safety and sanitation in lee
ture before the society of western en-
sineers in Chicago the other day. "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
He poAa.

Man wants but little here below
Nor wants 10 DO IL long.
And let me say. 'twixt me and you.
He wants the salary strong.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
Now get after the Belt line.

Former President Theodore Roose-
welt Is evincing rare Judgment in ad-
herring to his determination to refrain
from discussing American politics
from a distance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
Stubborn az MuIes

are liver and bowels sometimes:
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's trouble-loss Of appetite. in,
digestion. nervousness, dependency.
headache. 21t snch troubles fly be-
fore DR.. Kings NeS Life Pills, the
worlds best STOMACH and liver RENE
az. SO easy. rs cent at all druggist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
Force Of Habit

Heard about Jenks?'
mo. Where is he nowT
ain the Down and Out club"
"He always was such a joiner"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

1--WE give a guarantee with every
bottle"
"And IL IT doesn't cure me do ! get
my money back%
Certainly. provided you bring back
the medicine"
''That looks good. Give me four
bottles and / will have a cinch on
three"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
Would Grow.

Eyes. we have been fishing"
"Any luck?"
Gust some minnows."
"Never mind. They will be whales
by the time you get home"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
Explained.

Explained.
"Why do they say that truth Is
stranger than fction?"
Easy"
"Well. proceed TO explain"
eff fiction weren't infinitely more
probable than truth. fiction would new
er be so able and facile as to 50 con-
sistently misplace truth"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

Into the halls Of state,
Past warders of the greet,
into the howell dark
Where woe has set its mark,
There comes a messenger
Then hastens on
None hears hts rainent stir
But one is gone.
He calls the great and least,
Starving. and those who feast,
Waking, and those who sleep,
Laughing, and those who weep
None knows the reason why's
None understands,
We may but. with a sigh,
UnSlasp our hands.
Gifts tr2 hts hand he brings.
Gifts for the kinds and kings,
PauperS their rags throw down.
Kings drop the robe and crown
And for this gift Of his
All these exchange
And their calm smiling f.
Rapt. stu and strange.
Birth - q mystery,
Life gives no one its key
ByA this dina messenger,
This OeaselesS wanderer.
What does he call US to
When we are 6one7
What brings he to our view.
Sunset, or dawn?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

A large brain isn't necessarily asso-
ciated with the big head.
Knowing how the rich man makes a
living is knowing how the poor man
doesn't.
There is only one thing harder than
keeping money, and that Is getting IT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
EXPERIENCE OF U. S.
SHOWS SHIP SUBSIDY
FRAUD AND DELUSION

CONTINUED from Page one.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

Being shabby Is some mems long
suit and other mems only suit.
II is hard to tell why we are hero
and not at all necessary.
After winter comes spring. but some
times II Is q long way after.
He who talks and gets away win Try
to bunko you next day.
Anybody can play the fool. but few
get encores from the public
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15
THE ARGUS.

BY THE }. w. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

Prosperity 10 q
good thing. but IL
doesn't seem to be
quite stron q
enough 10 give It
to poverty in the
neck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

We would all
like to put our
selves In bis place
provided bis place
Is a pleasant one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-15

Being entitled 70
a thing doesn't
seem to bear any
necessary relation
to obtaining H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

Fhan a
~ 4
/. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
sAcarrcr ron sloo CASH

go momhiy wni by new. artistic g.
f9nm huuuaiaN, wifh Fireplace baani
! ceilings, phntff. bath. large iaf az
easements raia Price Aip9i fedueea
Niss Teacher 10 sos wHut fo raias
Fire aarfan auring tauF Fadafisng buY
one af pur taafgl tracts aii ready q
plant naf STAMP o. stone. city water
sfoa fnaarsi s. kl "s wa1,h n X zee ~.
Tables thir sHfHWtr Hahn ihinnav as.
az 81 snd 20 liua. 90 one block north
q office af Joseph 3 Thomas = CO. saa
80 nimsifd Nii show 700 iafa Phone
hnffh atAt
naruflas 90 aWnsf save conniariafi
tfHe tftHu fairn 1--WE rooms strictly
mNtefH Tour fnHius unflHishrd un second
,.,ti besA llAi ee'n.ifa,,e re- sisn eef
Nef faNsi W snia regardless e rrieei
0los~ o. i.ir aiH hiFh school q Peterson
phone Whha 81 f1il nsosmafs al
I've choice lota each Gtslaf. cifY
NNtef sileu slsa These are especially
lire fer sfnwfnE efirfF t4G HaWn ans
$40 manth Hsar rar line TaAs rhin.
nrf AZ car a. anl % .ina. thea asIN
nqrth enc bieeh te affies % Joseph o.
Thomas q Co. ana NJ uimsisd vii she's
tl 100
Nsst little bansaiow. iasi off Madison
car tiHsi rooms, fsrsntian haii sleep
ias r.s.h ~ esssaasat corner iot
oniy tfea cash. balance iis maHihiy
NV LIrrLEToN.
~ go III - h'"'A
itot6t on hsna ~ seod loans ah lis.
Ipfea tesiis property A. current rates
41f she@e tNf hNsAatpA NsIpesea
~ "% e"f't" Hei'@@A~a
JOSEPH 4hoNAs CO, tNc,
.s.,. 1870 ma.
- $3.50 80 iNAi W.
~
tieAas .lAsa' nst ttefs g. nliss
49, ~ ffAs - ~
Faer'isFeY pssN 49,
I ..t... ~. .
hhnee u cseWesrs ihfee mere rooms.
LOB as terms
fa9si4e sili tf.rfstsS i. - ~
.s
e.s ainsl e sl.sf ttttse
heass sassi tass ara essa ~ isoearg.
40 ready fuf teifsH tuniaass. NJ faNrn iTa.
s.-.s sas. .s,e 80
aas 80. is.a
~
80 ss 49,
I go ~ W.
Lsatan 80
Ttrss-foafa eausra sissirls 1ahw
1870 anl fhs.hfn heeee tnH* any
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NORTHWEST TRUST A SAFE DE.
tpHfT go First aF ard Coiumhfa a..
fNaiman uaHdlnEb. lufifsa applications
iof leans ffum fieqH g. Gaaf on imr
proves seattle residence property IN
established dlstrieta
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s.~-.slHees~sea~ -
49,. q. saaIen Hata fti tH
anaA sssNtss 80 etfa ~
= tf4e tfn ff faHH ffst
r. 49, Dag fts 6 80 Atiit
,aas rs fHaf
b. 4 nrd atlet 4a9f
~ years esf Sc e4a atlfe
H 4A9 A
- Arfff 81 afaHt eafs
~ t.f5 N4th
81 Fft.s Is faae aHft#t
s fteaf MaNra stfH
4sneeF sef 'asarf.f
e Slaa eas FftFats asfA
y Z. ~. se1a ftr th4 t a
fs ssF faa t He4
sns sssg FKe3f atFn
$3.50 s. ae4alat aaant AaaH
& issa raHFla Alttn 900
MAh aaasssl ffsfseHH
- ia tSsf
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SEATTLE FUEL co.

SEATTLE FUEL CO.
Mm 5000 $50 coal ttto
Maln itit led i4
FoR SAT- = MISCELLANEOUS.
one speed boat hnil isnsih 4a3t ft .
o. dran "a in uH&shrd iu natural
wi end uiu guaraniss a miiea vith
la harss power ousines 90 ceppsf fast
rninra brass faddar polished auto steer
inf drflrs aua shue Tanks to oarly 40
SALONS Ea'niine .-.
one knurkatoat sailhe-t complete. g
nunffa a'f lrnFfh ~ q beam 20 .
noar psIaahie ~ lhs goiEhi on Tin
Can iaunfh in ao minutes
can hf ssen 10 CariHan's shlryard or
address MnK fff. lnrt NlakHiaF Wash
fHAe steamer Monticello at fier nt no
.rlaeh
continued sale VI smoke soiicd labels
in az Kinds af Paints Naruishta and
halaomiueH az sfcain reduced pfircH
HATFIELD BERNARD &C, Nc
tia SECOND Av
rnr sals or aiu trade for FraRhun
cute three fest drivers snd Hatilrrr
CHutiou stock. best DID city MuHf dispose
q Them in nest five dafn Bern Aif
West cremunn Tc'enuana Queen Anne
tf ind 1870 "a Erfun
KODAK DEVELOPING
70 cents o. rau any siss Print. ana
Sion second floor P.i al
FoR SALE $3.50
one Atlas automatic dauhie- crank en-
sine, ifxtf 20 horse power used mos b
complete With go CUP. Al condition.
n0F iif Port uHheley, wash
a.roam huuaehaati fireplace. hsamed
ccNings, nov ai smith Cove. can be
taken anywhere on she Sound owner.
t9t uinrkiey uldus city Main tesl
Az reduction stocks ln minis Wire-
less. Wave Motor. and real estate. dofai
onment Investment Campbell, $50 N y.
nlk
Mea.s $50 sample suits ii7to
TRAGIC. Room 10r 9abh Third Az
Traders hidg
Peanut and pspcorn machine Tor sale
Inquire nt ieaa Jackson &C. Phone
Cedar 300
i1-room pnyinr roomina house snap 10
lahnn sac once. rluee in reaannahie rent.
Lease Appp aWnon lall fiRe
have iso cords of wood which 3 must
soil nt earo No reasonable offer reject
ed Phone North tAit
For snlo beautiful waved pah buffet,
$3.50 Phone Haat a0l2
cook stove for aalo cheap q 2sla
FOR sAtE--FURNlTURE.
eaneNfsseNfsaasesfN hfefsFeffNNfaaarfNrh
Furniture Groom house, UhUHpt piece
ur au rent $50 good house bath two
lots with fruit. snap come quick ihHf
alth av rake Madison ear
tifa hufH furniture a.room NHt Don
mics this if you want "a bargain flltM
penny way. near Boron
Throosfoom ruttago, large YARD ront
e3 "a month"; sia. furniture for Hala G10i
san av g W West seattle
city oaHF terms Phone ballard goa
Furniture of three rooms chotp 1905
stewart Ht, apartment iNt
furniture of rVe-room cottage fer sale.
1875 aQth av
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FLA r
n Rooms or aoop FURNITURE IN
FINE LOCATION rRtcE tsso

hQoNa or 00On ruNNtruRr IN
FINE LOCATION rRice Siso
= v DIXON = co. 80 MARION ST
Nfs kfNusa. With awoinek TUX
~ VII caik can aei more cash nov
tsNt thfA Rf., faetn SET
Need pnslus business tef sale al 4
MetNAtns tWha lease gail iHaa tnt -
fhone Ind tpal
tlfsi elass tailor anep tor sale woeA
80 NFts established tive years ltea
Yer sale ehsap nsaiaufantl fles ieea.
evn sRa All mofulhas Eaaf sac
Msns $40 blue serge samul. .u,,.
Nthe Noem sel sosN FhlNa
rye werAa fgf sale kaoa rayin1 tUsi.
ness Phone arssn AZ Nafih Il
!, tias KISSED - To- sale cheap ieoairs
~ sails claar and ffat staaa ali
For sAlE-RooMfNo AoUAFA
nfNe~ssNsNr,sNrseS Ne-~.@~ss~s~,~.~N~~ 49,
zoe fnNfniuk haNso ANan IN faesR
NNfs isttN Meth
fArinE Fnpmiak and hoafilng haasa III
iHs oiiss SNAP
SPACE fsf fsnt raoa enrnss. eisafs y
ffEt ials Flke
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
- =. =.
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II nfw NME EtsEfNEas NN
is NEM WNEk EH fAWf
s4 WaE casa $40 sHeN
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LINCOLN PARK
BEAUTIFUL MADISON BAY
Swimmer heme si,ss .Nlss. warm beach
HALL HALt. eos Pioneer bldg
ron sheirs Tote "a saie ttNa1 iss
,s 80 p mes'9 s..a s ss..,,,. ss
- q bunch From $500 avid 80 Tahs
FtinaHf at ear to end nf ilur. then walk
Hufih enc block Go pfucs 70 Joseph p
Thomas q COS and Mr omatrd viii
annw properly
Groom house naarw completed. and
t~a Tote 5Qsia7 Price si.go0 Very
.seasY terms Near rhinneY az Csr line.
Price holds good this Wceh.
JOSEPH o. THOMAS CO. iNc.
Sc W oims,ed. s1tb and areenv ood
Phone Nurth gs4t
tl0a cash wili make you owner % noat
W 5ist 81 100 n fr6m loyal Heights
car line balance $500. monthly. Dor
cent Interest Phone ballard 500
SAYS rwosroom mousse ana iot s0Ht30.
city water. phone and city lights
See NJ fitE, corner afth av w.
and rmeraen at, Fort Lawton car
"a Wuod home for sale. 6.room house.
large Tot, very CLOSE 90 Green LHka state
bank. $500 ts99 down. balance tia par
month can $3.50 WoodlHWn Nv. daF
phone Req 16 stenina white 500
House for sale. partly Furnished. aix
rooms and basement lot f0Nt&8 near q
car ilnosi streets paved Price % 500.
ti00 i8th av
~ dine homo 600 fsot water ffont fine
view also two hefa Tote. new four room
house all uudor good cultivation Avoid
payinH gHmmiHainu and see the owuUr
Leo cHfe Htnr
Fltn-foum modern cottage 4arHe
grounds. near ear line Cash fthN, bale
Anca oaaF monthly payments Address ll
. wood taot urcas Pc
HAN value FiYo roomai limo Wow
lot, lEth b vi Gail ballard $40 or
ballard 500
samuel coiiyof so4 teafy nuNd.nr.
deals bon citY property farms and tlm.
har lands iiai your property Win him
iiouae and thfes iarua iats for 81 600
tnE DOWN balance SO per month Zee
owner room q Times. hidg
ry owner or sole. iot i0sAe WAL
lineford cor CAN ito2 Eastern av
rflOc $1,000
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giaa it8Ft raan Guys aloe ifruam.
transient down fNwu
fa4f Some terms buys q ta- room ludE-
inF house. 8 minutes waik from
this nffica
taaa buys toe best little cigar fruit iea
cream soda ard stationery store
on FYfaf HH ~ taken at snrt
riviaa loom IH rear sell furnished
Flna place fsf e lady Or gentleman.
owner has the ALASKA fewer
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= sN4 tte sartsr TRADE sfaa 80
:. a tar4eas aa1 naaet com
- ~ tA4 "A 80 WaEm Hali
~ N fms fAfa1aesA Cas- af
~ ~ atEH.afs
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The Stars For Rent Columns

And secured number Of Immediate besides large
number o. phone inquiries and
II viii pay all Rental" investigate tho possibilities
u The Star classified columns producer
lists cali Main 300 Ind 49,
department solicitor and you
rates viii interest Investigate and you will be
that cannot afford not 70 be represented IN The CLASH
JED pages
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WEST SEATTLE
so CASH 80 FER MONTH
WIZ puFehhas very dasifsbis. close IA.
view lats ln West NaHffis FanHfnF from
ttfo 90 1859 faF 90 feet. ,Wo blocks from
car ard CHOSE % fchQoi
WALTER fIAINaWourH.
az iHAHY BUILDING.
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FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
s. 10. 20 ACRE TRACTS
ONLY q DOWN

Ana 81 naf month 90 Zach acre wtu put
fau in paHaeaaian ~ s. ne or De acres
81 ths finest ffsit and nsffy lead IN
washington.
peas H1n wth arienaid hsaFx red
clay aat#ll faNsalataiF no rock W
sfaFait AeVsf nVefrows sud neVsf neeas
iffiFaffaH
This snd 10 ~lthin TO- minutos
nait % Magazine which haa hotels
& Hfrrrai STORES school churches
pustnf hce. etc and ia an the mAH ling
n the = r ard 40 " Nra Hhirh
affard l.sst ~ transportation tp an The
biz markets
We ars selling the lard az $50 g 800
Hsr aIfa and fhHfe ia ~ better ANA
ahafe IN fhe afafa Esnh tract rarfItN
az interest IN the fruit eshnsrF Hhifa
Sc are HslnE 30 build Trarta are ali
aafrnFa1 and We ere now huildlnE and
opening 10 tha roads % each tract w
Three lHFaa mills fiFnf Ht the land furf
nish eariaYmsnt Ell the year around II
Fnu NilA IL
como sn ana inVraiiKafa thnfauRhlfp
See afats and Government Reports on
aar soil etc dei our free Illustrated
booklet -
Toa = 50 to SOC this land. siaY "
hours ana aet back the same day FAIRS
refunded VI gou buy
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e sss;,-se ,. sASesszeso,lcuse


VIII INVOICE tsoa 20 tsee ron
tANh ANu FtArCRNa nWNr tre
MItN 2 ilNsN4 ROOMS fp yofi
9aN'Nf NNfrhiNu ~ rnis LINE. SIZE
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l@l -En-g AI -HLN

Or HOLT - OsrEorA rnC PHYsf-
ciAN. OFrtCtAN N-ray treatments
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OFFICES TN SEATTLE Eyes treated.
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