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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-09-23
hese colossal schemes enumerated

these colossal schemes enumerated
will come our way. Will we con-
tinue to pull out the chestnuts for
our enemies? Why not run lire
from Amicks Ferry to Gilbert, from
there to Pelion; from there to Perry
IN Aiken county; from there to Beth
car section; from there to Mt. Pleas
ant, and on to corner of Aiken and
Saluda county below Ridge Spring.
Locate court house at LecSville,
Summerland or Batesburg, and if w,
have to pay big taxes we will get
the benefit. The Aiken portion be
ing remote from their county seal
have been trying for years to get in
a new county. They do most OF their
trade with Our towns and would be
only too glad to dispatch all other
business at same places. We have
the legal right and no one outside
has any business to interfere, and
we can discuss our interests and de-
eide what is best for us without let
or hindrance.
The sections Of Lexington county
enumerated would be immensely
benefited by the change, of course
"Huckabaa Swamp and the Pied
mont Highway" might suffer in a
corresponding measure but let us
keep our money at home and apply
it to our own needs, build our roads
and such other improvements as
would advance to our prosperity.
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A Reliable Medicine Not a Narcotic

Mrs. f. Alarti, st JOG Mich s.ys Folev' 3
Honey and Tar savedhcr littlo boy : life She
writes: Our little boy contracted severe
bruue HAL trouble Uud as the doctors mod cine
dld not cure him, gave him tulcy'S HOuyl. and
Tar IN which have great l. ith. 1t cured the
cough rs Wcll as the chOkiuyund gsglsiug n ellis.
a1l he got well i'm short tunc Folcy'S Honey
ana Tar has many times saved us uuc1 tIOGr
and we are never without 10 in the house
Gun tors Dru. ~tolr.
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Ii Saved His Lee

Although I'd lose my leg"
writes J. a. Swedsen, of Watcrtovn,
Wis, Ten years of eczema, that Is
doctors could not cure, had at last
laid me Up. Then Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured it. sound and we'll" In
f7llible for Skin Eruptions, Eczema,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Fever Sores,
Burns, Scolds. Cuts and Piles. soc
Il all druggists.
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The Lash Of a Friend

Hould have been about as welcome
o "A. Cooper of Oswcso, N. Y, IS q
nercileSs lu1g-rack:Hg cough ths
defied all remedies for years. 1T WIS
most troublesome at night" He
writes. nothing helped re till [ used
DR.. Kings New D.s2oy.~l which
cured me completely. ] rosar cluaa
at night now" Milliors know its
matchless merit for stuoborn colds.
obstinate coughs, sore lungs. lapr,pgc
asthma, hemorrhagc, c. an, whoop-
ing cough, or hay fever. f. relieves
quickly and never fails 10 satisfy.
A trial convinces. SOC $1,000 lCt-
tie free Is 20 ilycly & cn ce, ~
all druggists.
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vas conceived. Twenty fiv
and dollars \. S offered then
a large part Of this vast s
be collected tr pm Leesville a
burg and adjacent TERRITORY
by that means they can be|
court house will still be tn
for these good people and
will follow Fawning" and
cent Of benefit derived fro
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ADVERTISING RATES.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ss 1910
MIDLAND COUNTY

MIDLAND COUNTY
The trend of events point to the
aecessity fer a new county. So we
must consider the conditions that ex-
ist and draw our conclusions there
from. The powers that be" at
Lexington court house have absorb
ed the spheres of influence, and de-
creed that all roads lead to Rome
They deny the right of any section
Of the county to withdraw and when
their force is in part broken and an
independent people conclude to sub
serve their interest and 60 wher,
their business dictates. They lay an
embargo on the county in order to
pay dissatisfied portions to stay.
Shall we in this section, Leesville
:nd Batesburg. any longer stay un
Ger the domination of the Court
House ring? They claim IL county
flads shall be kept in thei; banks,
except occasionally small sums may
he deposited where it may do most
gsod. Leesville and Batesburg con-
rieutes more than any other section
to he public treasury. So the funds
asr largely their own, and when as ir
the late G)ees;on th= caaas as got
ten lr that change n officials
1,,,,i,E -ac,.It ',r F,,r,Is lai,,-, -,,,,, rt.
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Cd in Leesville and Batesburg banks,
q great hue and cry was raised and
:Ae "ts..::..kkss.:" t..::..kkss.:" called ;ctc service TO
prevent this thing. This shows the
desperate expedients used to pre-
vent our people from getting part of
OR ewn money on deposit and anv
benefits our tax payers might get by
the use of these funds. Any fool
knows tlat the treasurer has to keep
funds at the court house for immed-
late use and the way these reports
were distorted and used. the last
few days of the canvas shows the
power they have to shape the des.
TIMES of the people; even to the det-
riment of certain sections the taxes
that are collected for the com
mon good. There is to be paid this
fall enc and quarter mills excess for
good roads. More will be paid by
us than othor portions of the county
The court house being Rome the
roads ra1iating from there will get
the lion. sh IRE that will direct tIav-
el and trade. and business and prop
erty yill be advanced.
The free bridge over Saluda river
to cost twelve thousand five hund-
red will bo largely paid for by our
two towns, he benefits entirely abb
sorUci by the business and property
OF the court house, as a portion of
our people are inclined to vote them
selves into Richland in order to
serve their interest and convenience
and in the exercise of their consti-
tutio,al rights. Such howl is made
that neu,i startle the dead, but
when il became evident that these
pe3p.e kne their rights and would
dare defend taem, a grand scheme
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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-09-23

Guator.- DRUG ~turo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-14

~a4NaNNe~e.>.e.N@Ne NeaNee4aeNNasrer4r
Wanted Reliable man Co show and cell
IhHUt rNprf AuNn uut nUteHlAfN. q. A.
Nrnt sos Liberty hldF OPP
tNndak aoVrlupinA leU % roi any else
hklO enlargement. SOC Jacobs Photo
shop rugond uuof r.t nldr
FeltH ranatuas Htrswu cleaned. block.
20. trimmed trcailcd GOV hats 600
hinHa vat WorRn firat Hnd tnion
Wanted ttotei Dlufha. sln0 umebeeprr
walter $50 Unok Oh pfr day. silver man
pot washer tlatel News 200 NprinH o.
Hardwood finlHhers wanted AppY
hruuHwtck Bake cuiiundpr CO.. aa9 flrrt
AV
sccand hand elothinF bought and solo
ioii rhe ut Nsiu afa2 ind. D. 4esa
want no men AZ onsa 40 eut brush aud
wood 20 daN Also Intelligent man
20 show land 500 month Want one
saicaman speaking at SCANDINAVIAN iant
EuaHes Bee BENNETT at wharf at tifens
.fflu TODAY
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auelNEas cAANcrs.
ROOMtNG HC USE


ROOMtNG HOUSE
NinH foana reni tfa. income tst, one
q. feufns fine faFriiurr large base
Hiant tnaauls 80 muufh. rect 80
price t&tn. rhis il EunA location
Is D. ufNuN 4 SO tit Mafisn Ai
CANDY nthiNEtN Elegaht siars
sell equipped farfHff fn rear fsta 20
Hutfed rHaw tn a1d ether fesHN lipsa
rats chance faf candy maaer CaN taf
cedar ct ps phone Main 1855
Nrtiaurant -nesf chance far small
uiensf nei over tlt psf niueth ce ,ls,,
eat fof raost af the money until yen
usaks u Nala stti tss kresfs
iharAmrgghshnp iu Epod tnans railroad
HutiffnN thfnuah tusus faa iHfe. h4lANs
ore stetk and tools tffgc fHoe, Nf
sit cell riaes and lease shop u.ft.
~ aais- Kataiilshed family iiauar
store &C. hiFh class lpcatian. ions lHAae
FsT aals taressi ard Lest payinE
cafe and saloon 10 rity Zoe rent. lans
ease VIII sell Al sacrifics, must
5000 MISTRESS prppoaiiiun Tor q
- Has ttf. seattle
Fss sac al yaur uan pfter. laris tent
ana flr Furnished faF fue - meath
xreaaf Fant fet Revsnth nt
FOR sALE-RoonING HOUSES.
~~.@s~s@~sr<~~sN-~s~~s @nN~N~-<sea~~~1eN~~~
tt-rnam roaminx house. 90 aair. Esqf
fafnitafe neatly nee, Haiklas distance
sf7gh Eishth sv
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Stes ? 80 - = ( = = - SI,s,1
FREE
WE PAY IrME FARE

Der fow days oaig 80 will DAY aii Ga.
gruHrn 60 hiHaa aud reform CO. "a limited
gamheF who desire 81 Invest in good
land a. the uEht price
n guu arn ursf n io6kiHF 81 land priced
~ several flwrH tfH NaIur. So Hifh us
At cur faprnae. and srr @ tract ~ land
priced e. tess than itf vatur We have
- much feith iH 0ur proposition thaf
we are willing fH pay Tuur expenses
uhrfhrf NHH tuf nf naf
Cell sf'is r. se"gs " s,oHt o sr'a .t'..
80 srfsaFs pfa position thWf lH aAfa.
lately or the n4uare Hu1 slthin ths
, sassss q hs be- Pee A. iaeal ~
Us SNOW rnI thr braf badly % les
rsd Off iaHd Del Western WhHhinEton
ths best reraraisss ~ pglces that nin.
Any this ianf has decreased 90 or
cent in Feier ir enc eraf aHf shy an
interurDsn uns taufinE VIII doubls
present rrlaea o. shnft fifnn
Lkr ~ SNOW Yov ihc fcsults % thv
efforts af gfhafs who haft tnuEhi land
from uH. irt us shur yuu shat small
piish towards your undergraduates
LET az TELt. fnI ahnut e hedr %
inEHsd-nff land ttai e ita equal ~ any
feet pfedars 81 al sinds that ~iii
sroa ln This climate iaud thBt - Ideal
ioF ppaifry ana dairr purposes, land
that IL sasF go clear. has best 90 saii 3
uatsF sc % " frr4. located on Railroad
ard meas Eoua markets
LET ER SHOW ruf ths STATE Expert
mental Farm nee being planted on n
part ~ our isnt and the kind - soll
ZEE eKrrrts SELECT for suvcesrfai farming
DuNT EXPERT NENT ~ THE STATE
HAS uo&E THAT FUN YOU
Price ite per acro - Per acre cash snd
tec rsf acre Per mauth. te. 10 and
80 acre tfarta
frre tHed IN ease - death Ffsr sxtnm-
siuu % time lr c4sa - sickness
CAL ~ write fuf Illustrated booklet and
iaf tell you more about this land
90 sth ua co Fisru. Hunhumish county.
ELWOOD LUMBER a TIMBER
COMPANY.
NAtN tieA ~ HENRY BLDG.
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EVERETT. AcaEA !.


so pEH ACRE
We are selling tfaa acres - land sit
uhfs Just faus mitrs frutu tha city limits
- Everett - so PEI acre We have
undivided same into g. no. rs and 90
arfs tracts Tuu can pufrhaFe AM stHa
tract vnu desire This land 10 fertile
rich level. black and part - u T. easily
cleared out % 60 customers taken 60
Everett 50 per cent wrrr suited and con
riufsd 60 purchase We can place yau
on a good running stream n 700 call
quickly Settlers arr rtearinE ths land
All areund yuu and 50 families are al
ready living there Three years ago the
price - this land was f7t 60 ttoa per
arrs. soc acres were sold a. that price
and then a bank secured the property
TheY came 20 ~ 20 coll O. We invest.
gated conditions Thoroughly and told
them that n fheF wanted u All sold
quickly Rs weuif guarantee o. ssll u a.
once ~ the price vas made 80
The bank wanted the mpneF ard Sc
are able o. give you q bargain.
We believe our reputation u vel
enough established 60 deserve your con
alteration II sou waut land
We always have what we advertise.
We have never misrepressuted.
We arc Hiwaya satisfied With reason
able profit anf can FER you 10 1000
satisfied customers
OLE HANSON a CO
aIs-aib-ai6s3iG NeH YORK Block
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1rHIlR1rY MINUTES

SOLD ~ H-ACHE TRACTS tAf
Much AREA ~ FiyE Aosi00-FooT
IOThl
mon LAND ron FRufT nAIgISo.
VERY RICH NOTION LAND-rifE
nEHT ~ KtSG COUNTY ron OAR
DENfNp
or TRACTS WITH BOTH HIGH
AND Low LAND
FISE VIEW % LAKE. CITY AND
MOUNTAINS
TO 70 noATs TO THE CITY Nv
Enf DAY
FAHE OK BOATS. e1-5 cENTH
NcitUDLM
CHURCH
MAIL DELIVERY.
ApIoINGNo PROPERTY IMPROVED
WITH FINE HOMES AND HIGHLY
CULTIVATED
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WHITE RIVER VALLEY.
THE nnes, body Of valley
land that has ever been
plated near Seattle or
Tacoma.
This 10 bold statement bu, anyone
b6ia a eustomsf 81 ours Who has
besn iooklns foF good land for IONS
time said why. you could take our
tsnths % the land that's on the mar
het today This la another bold
statement yet something like this Il
said 70 us hy svefYous who knows
soil
10 acres o. our land wiu produce 10
times "a much as ordinary land An
average crop To-
see bushels 81 potatoes
i2h bushels % oats
90 bushels % wheat To
zoe crates Of berries The
tons 81 hay Acre
~ t9e worth q celery
tsoQ worth Of cabbage
while oherries apples, pears and piums
can scarcely be cqualed anywhere.
We hav, a lArss tract right In tho heart
o. TINS valley. surrounded BY fine far
- At..fa ANU SUI NRNNAsM % fANo fMFfMnl
Eood homes excellent roads. adiolnH a
hustiinE bustling town Of SOC people.
with hish schools. churches cream
fos s ''P Psssi@, y .l r. phone raj
where you have the advantages o. the
finest FRUIT Growers ASsOCIA-
TON in the state OF Washington.
There H. more money being spent and
more labor employed 10 this vicinity
than IN any other section % the Puget
a. aaH.a
NpendinE millions ~ dollars. employ
ine riFht nov hundreds % men. Z hig
aswmiils several hig coal mines close
at hand
We will absolutely guarantee that we
have The finest large hody 81 valley land
over plated IN the Pacific Northwest
The soil 10 q rich black loan. 10 TO 70
Inches deep. with n clay sub. soil that
holds the moisture 40 well that
druughts are unknown and you can
raise two or more crops every year
II is In io-aero tracts. sold on easy
terms az &ioo and gieb per acre This
is positively the last chance 10 got
valley land ~ such low price No
one else eau duplicate this offer We
could not do u again Prices have
months This IL your chance Take q
and quit paying rent own "a piece %
Sound county, aSd ana 81 ssi fr. whS sss rSss
pendent, and when old age overtnkes
you you will not bo cast aside for a
younger man.
Come ana see us. Ask questions. make
every Inquiry. then do the right thing
hy yourself, your family and your
future.
II C. BosrICR a CO,
t06 Loary Building
We have booklet showing what is done
ana what can be made on 10 acres Of
this valley land.
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AnENrs WANTEp.

s.ee~.~Ne1e~N@re~eae0e ~ ~ y
AGENTS WANTED HiH A.,.hh
NEQUtWEp. VANITY lHhl 49,
uWONInWR pfNTn iltiDM lbtnt
soc. FNAMEH AT ulN lAtlNNa
AND SAMPLES THEE ltiitEN AAi
0rrplD lgiA " MADISON ST. tttl
.cAUo. III. -
FHnr AAMFLEA AKentH ouif
Faucet Htfalncr. splash lfvNvntrr Ernd
gr STAMP tmHuiuE aastl &c profit dailf
and upward f.nt 60 prove &C. r. =
.HkEu Ha Nradr at.
sateaman Is suii staple liue 20 aN
dealers Permanent place fnf producer
l,.fu r4issfau proposition with t2t al
tanrod weekly o.. D.. RICE a CON
rANN DETROIT Mich
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wANrEo-RGAL esTATE.

RIOS nos oH--Uuh rs nos
% y
a $3.50 600 ta invest 10 Seattle cot q
u fases aueiiinas. Improved hualHess O
D ani inHamH uFnpeft1. ~ she uWusrH "
5 wall aru at actual value
ID REALTY oMNEMa syn ii
1 tuvrstHert Nanbrfe ~
: Main fGa Ela cherry $50 Tod llft &
ID ulEN UNrIi sac d
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
chIIRcH NOTICES.

-.~-~N~s~NNN~J~.~~-c@ c4c~~-~-~-~-~e~~~N~~-
SAMUEL WATSON CHURCH bt
TRUE sPIRfTUALIsN meets second
floor Arcade Bldg sunday afternoon and
night. May Is. 1919 Sunshine Class Tor
children opens at . m children %
all denominations welcome % this class
At zltS DR.. Anna Wilder VIII deliver A
farewell address and VIII also lecture, her
subject being. IF christ BE Lifted Apt
He viii Draw All Men "a Him" ~
.. N. Attorney =. speeSeft lectures
aubfert being How 20 See Hear and
Talk 10 the Spirit Of a W0odmau n the
World After So-failed Death All
Woofuen Of the World and Women -nf
Woodcraff are invited 20 attend this lec-
furea Violin Eeios, vocal muaic and ga
cred songs before and after each ler-
ture Mrs. " G. Wilson. after the close
Of each lecture. "a I'D answer questions TO
sealed envelopes. and VIII also FAYcho-
Metric Other messages hy Dr. Eduard
Franklin Cobb. Rev. Q. J. Stevenson. Mrs
MARY Fairfield smith, and Mrs O. W
9hrlner Everyone welcome. Admission
free These meetings take place az the
Arcade hall
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BOARD ANp ROOM.

eee@e~~ef~e~es0seeNsaeez
finsHanf frsnf fuam faF SEQ gentlemen.
sIrFlr bed tN mfHnfcs' sails. 81 per
arrk rhans a teHH
ttsam and board 81 pess ifit E
frffersau
Good room ana beard comfortable
haaHe cnasinF r4u cedar 1853
Room abh board or SEQ gentlemen
500 % vine A4eEt
wan'sa-cbnArsa 20 eoafa. 5000
horne hHFfh fHt.
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-~y~0~S~1~1~~1~~0~-~@-~ ~.~S>.~y~~~~~~~-~~~~N-
HiidFlth-~To the wife 81 n hidglth.
48f Malrosa n. May s. son.
kari-To she Nifs Of A. Kari. Brighton
Beach. A prii 50. a son
uouglan~-To the wlff % 9 Douglas
xath and resleT way MAJ ?, a son.
Cratic the wife ~ cragN 4lsa
Lake Terrace. NAY I. a daughter
Hoyeas-Tn the wife 81 J knggas kNA
Eighth. April 20. a son-
Carisnn-To the wife - ]. JarAspns
TszT Sunnyside. MAY -. son
stephanaa-To the wife u II. stephan
ux. 4f3z ieth W April -, a Hua
Catieft--To the wife u y cAtlstt. sQli
First y g. May II. a daughter
Hayes-Fo the wifa o. T. Hayes, 80
seth av MAY ~. g daughter
Eoehm--ro ths Nife - p. Boo hFn. tsth
and Orchard. MAY H. a danEhtss
I.Aw-Tu the wife Of J Law Seattle
General hospital. May -. a son
HorNfali--To the wife % p Horsfau.
Seattle General hospital May ~. snn
CalTsrf--To the Wtfr % - Calvert
1875 nlon MAJ a dauEhtsr.
SlteE-To the wffe % q. Giles OLE
lind MAY ~ sen.
McDonald--ro the wife 81 u MELON
aid tTlk aznd s.. Mag $ a son
TamAhiro--ro the wife - y faina-
afro. nelievu@ wash. Nay s. a son
BeIlony--Te the wife % hsNuny,
iI55 Franklin. May ~ a daughter
WaikeF-To the wife Of q walker.
9sie Ffnh. May ., son
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MANTrp-MIscELLANEous

~e4~~eN~~~e>s>e~N
Wanted Camera or bodah. postal
GARD sfrf. muaf bee annd Tens. tnt
uaFkinr afdet and reasonable tt't
Tho STAR
If You waat rs seN your property iiat
90 with q ~ Jackson. sol American
Hank mes Main gsfG ind $751;
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EARMs AND AcRgAeE-tcon.a.
1THjE COMING
OFF A GAR LlMIE

We cannot recall single Instance
here tho coming % a car line ga npt
greatly benefit she properly ~ the dis
'ricf which d trafsrred tufll recently
tho Everett lufnrgrhan want much q
car line n started IN ballard and
ran north about q miles y had hRhf
rails poor grades ana Old rollins stock
Hat Notwithstanding that u Wnsn
much 90 car line. ~ Quhdrurlrd the
value 81 acreage along its line Recent
~ the whole in~ has been modsrui1ed.
me ears nos start from the business
center o. seattle ant run clear through
70 Everett In a month fine new cars
pat n operation New. All this mcana
the certain and rapid asvelopmeni q
ths property aionF 80 riMht ~ way
Reason d out yourself fuu know The
difference between what ~As practical
80 70 car serrics AZ All. ard Eood car
service The increase IN value iH 1Gsi
a. certain nos AZ Il was fosr years aFo,
Wheu the first little line was built
Property Increased In value then bccause
fzrsiFhted people knew that that little
car lire was but the forerunurr o.
biFUsf and better one Nov that THE
biEgur and better car line has actually
arrived. further increase IN value =
more certain and more fuzzy Justified
The qpeFfinn far you 70 decide - IL
sofne ~ this Increase. some o. this profit.
going 10 BE- yourrY A great amount -
money 10 not necessary 20 secure a foot.
hold there We are selling ACRE
TRACTS AZ Henry and Esperanoe sta
lions AZ from
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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Entered . the Seattle p0stufflee -
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NOTICE To SrBsCRiBERs--sh ould
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thaa once. please telephons Us every iim9
Yuu miss be-.
In this way We can % certain - giving
cur Subscribers perfect seFNicc--aud
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FINE FRUIT AND FARM LAND

our Hard IL the beet IN Western wash
tnstnn. and equal 60 am land In tho
World
n !. easily cleared In fact Il witl cost
less 90 clear this land than 90 clear
and level sagohruah land Ia the irri-
rated districts
II 10 close 20 a gnod town and railroads
aud centrally located between the iafs-
rsf markets - the Northwest
ENerf mar who buys one u our tracts
can secure permanent employment at
good wages NhilH iisinG on his own
lard and improving u during his spare
time
We are opening ~ Eosd roads 20 every
tract and Wil build q ffait and vcEs.
table rHuurfF and EiNs u free 20 the
purchasers ~ this land
80 dasn and go psf month buys 10
acres Price $50 per acre %,
OREGON & WASHINGTON DE.
VELOPMENT COMPANY.
Iias-at Henry Bldg
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