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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09
etJsINrss CHANCES,
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

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JACKSON REALTY 4 LOAN CO
s65000
9 acres and fraction; all level gar
den land. part Of II In crop this
year. every foot can be culti'
waited. T.room house. barn and well
OF water; all fenced. on county
road, In sight OF town. school,
churches, stores, railroad. ns~
electric line being built close by.
$4,000 cash. balance 5000 per
month. fine little homo for
some one. No. 1874.
$3.50 90
10 acres good black foam soil, 9
acres In cultivation. acres Ia
timber. / = miles from live little
town. on good county road. creek
OF living water. $50 feet ditch on
one side for irrigating. handy 20
schools. churches. stores. rail-
road. on new electric line. $500
cash. one. two and three years
for balance: there are no build
ings. but can be made 10 pay for
itself with crops this coming
year. No. 1897.
100000
20 acres, miles 81 boat landing.
stores. schools aud churches
close TO district school. nearly all
bottom land. part in cultivation.
a No. farm: good black soil.
easily cleared and the making %
$4,000 caah viii handle thls.
No. 1876.
$4,000
10 acres. one mile from Silyerdaie.
40 fruit treca. all kinds OF small
berries. : acres In cultivation.
good stream Of living water. small
house. No. ! place, on good
road. 10000 cash. balance
5000 per month. No. if3s.
100000
90 acres. nearly all level. some rich
bottom land. good black loan
soil. upland shot clay. acres In
cultivation. acre in orchard.
all kinds OF berries. on good road.
small house. log barn isx2s.
chicken house. pix pen. 2 horses.
good cows. about 1850 chickens.
wagons. huggics. plows. harness
and garden tools This Is No.
home. and can be made To pay.
$4,000 cash. No. 1892.
S2.50000
40 acres within 3 miles OF Cen
tralia. well improved. small
house. good orchard. about 10
acres In cultivation. fine place.
$500. 90 cash No. il4f
100000
so acres in Snohomish county. 3
miles from railroad station. good
roads. 40 acres bottom land. s
acres in cultivation. some or
chard. house. barn isx30. stables.
stables. wagon shed. wood shed.
2 creeks OF living water. $1,000
mortgage due December. 1913.
Would exchange equity for T.
room house and lot In town. No.
1873.
and 10.acre tracts near Kent.
$4,000 cash and $500 and $1,000
per month: also and io-acre
tracts near Centralia. In Lewis
county. all cleared and ready 10
put In crop.
JACKSON REALTY & LOAN CO.
Main Bailey Bldg.--ind. $40.
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INSURGENTS WILL !
BANQUET TONIGHE

Victor Murdoch OF Kansas. tho
foremost inaurgent congressmangsl
will be the speaker nj a Municipat
league dinner at the Lincoln hoteil
tonight.
IL IL expected that 900 progress.
I've Seattle men will gather around
the board. There are atill mum
her OF dinner tickets that may be
secured NJ VI each.
The dinner IL arranged TO begin
promptly M o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09
CLARA BARTON DYING

oXNARD. Mass. Sept. 9.--Clara
Barton. former head OF the National
Red Cross. is at deaths door here
and IL not expected TO survive. Miss
Barton came here recently from
Glen Echo. Md, and was stricken
shortly after her arrival. 1.-TWO
nurses are with her constantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09

beer from a brewery az al ssc,,ona
OF a city. Il would be hs~aelaIly
prohihitivc.
II would not only be necessary
TO lay pipes for beer. but 10 insulate
them against the heat and cold
says Herr Bauer You can readily
see the enormous expense which
that would entail. I don't see how
tho Now Jersey people can do e."
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MUTE REcovgRs SPEECH


: MUTE REcovERs SPEECH =
4 NASHUA. Ia. Sept. "a 4
= sharp tack penetrating hls 4
= foot through the solo of his Z
4 shoe suddenly restored 20
= Henry Hickhoff his power OF :
4 speech. =
4 lie had been unable 10 talk 4
4 since about n month ago. when =
4 he was knocked unconscious 4
4 by a stroke OF lightning
\ Rickhoff was at work In a 4
4 blacksmith shop when he
4 stepped on the tack Tho pain 4
4 caused him TO cry out. and he 4
4 is now able to converse nor 4
4 maily. =
= 4 49, = 4 4 4 ktt 4 4
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ACREAGE AIT
DIES MGNMES

Lots blocks or acreage at Dcs Molnes.
midway between Seattle ana Tacoma.
on the water front This property ~
Ideally located Ia section whore
values are bound to advance. Prices
arc about one. halt that OF values im-
mcdfHteiy adjoining our property.
Terms very reasonable The soil here
In unsurpassed for truck gardening.
fruit growing or ideal homes DE sure
and see u. ". Gay. Dcs Aoinss. Wash.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
~~-~~~~-~s~.-1>-~-~s~-~ ~.~.~4~~~~~@~~~-~-~-~~
NEW COTTAGE AND
LARGE WATER FRONT TRACT
1915.
Thin tract has Is feet % water front
atioins fine bouissards and q partly
cleared. Tho soft is fine rich ioern.
adAptabls 10 raising practically any
Kind Of fruit OF Vegetables A sew
s-Faorf house All ready Tor some one
20 move ~. Investigate Tske Aadi-
son car 70 Madtson park and hiFkland
ferry or Anderson boats 70 our office
on whhrf AZ Kirkisnd. 90 see
BURKE 4 FARRAR. INC.
ses Ga tes New York niock
offier Open 20 Evenings
s.foatn buneaiow. University district. on
easY payments
e.rson modern house on 18th ~ r..
IN eaNy payments
Thrne s-room house,. double construct
cd hardwood floors. beam ceilings.
Fireplace. in Mount Baker District. on
Groom modern bungalow on Queen nns
Hifi. on EASY p2fmsnfs
We have - snap In s.roeu house on
kasfiahe HN nesf Esst - Lot
fire view Of lake. tsas cash. balance
t.sers trae, At Richmond. good s-Feom
house. horse buggy. farming tools.
heuscheid articies- Price ts.oee. tl.eoe
cash Terms on the balance
paid: the ~ y. corner Esth and Spring.
b. eco. half cash
NJ. N. KNuPPENBURG LAND
COMPANY,
All Ner York building
Main rfIe
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DIES AND GENTLE
MEN OF THE JURY"

4 SPOKANE. Sept. GUS 4
: tomary greetings to the Jury
I In the superior court by law 4
: yers wore changed here to-
! day. II Ia nov Ladies and
I gentlemen OF the Jury" 4
\ Mrs. Henrietta West. Mrs. 4
\ q. II. Bursell and Mrs. l.. New. 4
4 ton are the first women Jurors 4
: here TO be SO greeted. They
I are serving on q jury before
which a personal damage suit 4
: Ii being tried In Judge Ken 4
= mans court I
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FARMS AND AcaeAaG--tcon,s.,

FARMS AND AcReAoG--fContd.j
~~.~e.~~~se>~-~~<N~ <-~~o~~~e~~~~>sN<
AUBURN CHICKEN RANCH
80 down ana ts per month viii buy g.
acre ehieken ranch. upon which you ran
make q ao0d living The soil " just
riTht for fruit and chickens. there be-
Ina soms iitfis gravel This land is
only ~ miles east u Auburn $50 an
acre Come To- At once. as ws only
have few tracts left
OLE HANSON & CO,
sit-is-ie-i7 New York block.
ACREAGE
9 acres NJ Colby new house, running
water, on county road. VIII make
fine chicken and fruit ranch. Price
$500. terms 80 cash, balance $40 per
month
one acre s miles north ~ city close 20
station. for fGo0g terms $50 cash. ball
anca $40 per month.
x acre water front al Harper. all
cleared. 500 feet Mandy beach. Price
1850 terms $50 cash, balance tie per
month.
MKHnfTr REALTY co. 100 y y Biz.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-11-01
TWIN ILLS


Stomach Trouble and Bad Health
How to Escape Them.
Stomach trouble and rundown
system go together, usually. II you
can get the system built up. the
somach symptoms disappear
w. H. McAmis, Birmingham. Ala,
says II had suffered from stomach
trouble for years but found nothing
that would give more than temper
airy relief. My druggist said Vinol
was the best thing for me to use II
gave me immediate relief. improved
my appetite and digestion and now
feel that / am all through with my
stomach trouble"
We firmly believe that all forms
of stomach trouble due to impaired
general health can be permanently
cured by the use OF Vinol, our de-
licious cod liver and iron prepare
tion without oil. It's remarkable ton.
ic and strengthening effects are ex-
actly what the weakened stomach
needs. We guarantee that Vinol will
do all that we claim for it and give
back your money If it doesn't Cur
Inns Two Drug Stores. Curtin Drug
Co.. N. Side So. Curlin's Pharmacy,
W. Side SO. Waxahachie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-11-01
4 NEGRO IYKILLED
HEAD IS MUT|lATED
GUS HARRIS sH5r AND STABBED
AND HEAD BEATEN INTO
A JELLY.
Waylaid and Killed on tho Park
Farm Near the City Tuesday
Night-The Murderer
Escapes.

Entirely unconscious that impend,
ing danger lurked In his path Gys
Harris, colored, was shot and stabbed
about O'Clock Tuesday night on
the Parks farm about two or three
miles east OF the city, About an hour
after a shot was heard at negro
house about one hundred and fifty
yards away the body Of Harris was
found In q turning row which ran
through the field between the cotton
and corn. A bullet from forty-four
caliber revoler had entered and bro
ken the left leg Just below the hip
and an ugly knife wound was in
flicted in the breast After
Harris was shot his head ana
face we're beaten almost into jelly
with the revolver A piece of the
ebony handle OF the weapon was
broken off ard this was found b.
the officers. Near the body was BIZ.
cycle which Harris is supposed to
have been riding when he was shot.
The dead negro was about twq1ty-
five or thirty years old His md hei
and other relatives live in WaxA hh-
chic. He had been working OUT a
fine on the county farm and was pc
leased few days ago on convict
bond. He Is supposed to have beer
ON his way to visit some negroes on
the Parks place when he was way
laid and killed Another negro is be-
lieved to have done the shooting
and the officers are making a search
for him. 1t Is stated that he and his
wife have been separated for some
time and that Harris had lately been
paying his wife attentions. The re-
volver used in killing Harris is SAID
to have been purchased in Dallas
last Saturday and the negro for
whom the officers are looking is
said to have sent there for the wea
pom.
The shot which killed Harris was
heard by the negroes who live on tho
Parks place, A few moments late,
they heard him begging his assail-
ant not to strike him as he mad al
ready been fatally wounded The
cries for mercy were repeated a
number of times and 1t is declared
he was heard to call the name of his
assailant. With this as clue and
with other information In their pos
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NO CAUSE TO DOUBT.
a Statement Of Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee.

StFOHk OuhTAntec.
We guarantee Immediate and pos.
tive relief to all sufferers from con
stipation. In every case where our
remedy fails to do this we will re
turn the money paid US for 1t. That's
frank statement of facts, and w
want you to substantiate them Al
our risk.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten just
like candy, are particularly promp,
and agreeable in action, may be tax.
en- at any time, day or night; do not
cause diarrhoea, nausea. gripping, ex-
cessive looseness, or other undesir-
able effects They have very milo
but positive action upon the organs
with which they come In contact. ap-
parentlJ acting as re8ulatiye tonic
upon the relaxed muscular coat or
tha/ bowel, thus overcoming weak
ness, and aiding to restore the bow
els to more vigorous and healthy
activity
Rexau Orderlies are unsurpassa-
BILE and Ideal for the use OF children
old folks and delicate persons. We
cannot too highly recommend them
to all sufferers from any form OF
constipation and its attendant evils
That's why we back our faith In
them with our promise of money
back If they do not give entire salts
faction Three sizes: IL tablets III
cents; So tablets rs cents and so
tablets so cents Remember, you can
obtain Rexall Remedies in Waxaha-
chic only at our store--The Rexaii
Store. The Curtin Two Drug Stores.
Curtin Drug Co, N. Side So, Curtin
Pharmacy, w. Side So.
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space. First, will say have bsou
jail SIX years. ten months and
enty-six days for something /
" absolutely nothing about. Stu
Ne been tried six times and given
death sentence five times, but
hse was reversed four times by
purt OF criminal appeals and
ranted a new trial by the kind
(ble judge OF Ellis county.
gh all OF my troubles the off,
Ut Dallas, Cleburne and Ellis
b have been very kind to me,
appreciate more than can
sss
y case will be called again Mon
morning for the seventh time
the second time Ia Ellis county,
have no fears OF the outcome
seventh trial for l feel most
Idly my innocence Will be es-
Hed beyond reasonable
10 I shall not lose confidence
discouraged, for l feel that
"a matter OF time before I
nee more free man. / want
10 the good people OF Ellis
for | know there are some
white people and colored people
10 believe me innocent and there
are some who believe me guilty, that
am not guilty and know nothing HI
all about the crime for which l have
been punished so long. When a mans
life Ia in the balance on one side and
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, session Sheriff. 11=sIsla
The officers the slayer.
were called ut ON NJ tov,a
and given d9scriA klophone
gro. Ne no.
Shortly after fhe deal n
Harris were heads officersA M
moned by telephohel DeputS n
Yates and Deputy Constable ~
hurried out to the scene OF the trsH
Bile. They were the firssxto find me
body of Harris. After pros1rinx all
the evidence they could pefnksino
to the tragedy Justice OF the peNs
Tidwell was called out to hold an ifSs
quest
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|EAN UP YOUR STOMACH.
Y, Sourness, Dizziness, Head
and Bad Dreams Will Go

oOuFneSS, DIzZlneS6, mead
and Bad Dreams Will Go
really want clean. sweet,
1yomach, free from gas, sour
b and distress, 90 to Curlin's Two
ing Stores today and get so cent
Doox OF MI-O-NA stomach tablets.
Take these little tablets accord
ing to directions, and If at the end
of week you are brighter, stronge.
and more vigorous, Just say SO and
get your money back.
For heaviness after eating, erue-
tation, heartburn and that distressed
feeling. MONA Stomach Tablets
will give relief in five minutes.
Large box Of MONA STOMACH
TABLETS. SO cents at Curlin's Two
Drug Stores and druggists every
where. 144-162-180
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A Household Medicine.

That stops coughs quickly and
cures colds Is Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. Mrs. Anna Pelxer.
2526 Jefferson St, SO. Omaha, Mob,
says: II can recommend Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound as surs
cure for coughs and coids. 1t cured
my daughter OF bad cold and my
neighbor. Mrs. Benson, cured herself
and her whole family with Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. Every
one in our neighborhood speaks
highly of it," For sale by The Cur
lin Stores Curtin Drug Co., North
Side So, Curlin's Pharmacy, West
Side So DIV
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We are offering big bargains II
rugs and art squares OF different
kinds. Come see them before you
buy. r. f. Moore Furniture Co
d1Sow41
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Opera House, Last Night.

The Girl Upstairs" which was
the offering by the Truman De-
Roame company last night proved to
be all that WAS anticipated. This
comedy which showed Mr. De-
Roame's powers of versatility kept
the audience In uproarious laughter
from start to finish. Tonight, how
ever, Mr.. De Roame win be seen II,
his masterpiece, THE Light That
Failed" In this production the citi-
zens of Waxahachie will have an OBJ
portunity of witnessing the most SUI
perb piece of acting seen in this city
for years 1t is the special play which
gives Mr DeRoame's powers of artis-
tic Portrayal full scope. and in the
cha Eacter of the artist he has 10
equ as it has made him knewn
,thfU bout the land. Those VINO w.
hn sr{x
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BTRRELL OATES SAYS
HE is NOT GUILTY

Declares He Knows Nothing About
the Crime for Which He Is Be-
ing Tried.
The following was written and
signed by Burrell Oates few days
before his case was called for trial
in the district court Monday morn
ing:
ITO the Daily Light: AS I have
seen so much in the Daily Light in
regard to my case ! feel 1t my duty
ta express myself through your vail
liable paper, and hope you will CIV.
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Bath room ware sucn az II
towel bar. glass shelf, = r
tumbler holder. etc, on 8A.~sx1x
e. S. Cronk Co.'S.
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q he has a weak
suble. Fred Deuh-
Fat Atchison, Kas !.
Cen bothered with
ladder trouble and had
"a across my back. When
<fed heavy load OF mail.
icy trouble increased. Some
ago, started taking Foley's
Rhey Pills and since taking them
AVE gotten entirely rid of all my
hey trouble and am as sound now
ever" For sale by the Curlia
IRE, Curtin Drug Co, North Side
Curlin's Pharmacy, West Side
quare. DIV
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Wpacn'S lpffcn.

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Alrfangs April fiibl bleibelt m09e.
9tadYacln lie oie Nolt5e leBtidbrige
grute Oilrd Sp0tiroite pcrloren IA,
ben, modlten iic III 0ieirm SNbre 6as
Chit rettut llllb picle @|artcnbaucr
baben rieiige Gimrmit1ten DON Ioui-
ieIin beiteIlt, llm bel etipaigen ipG.
ten 6roiteu Die 9G1nne beoeden 5u
fGntrn. Sbenorcin iuerOen niele
@Girtlcr Eetrnlcnmofem olfitclleu.
I'M oic iungen gliitbNl 81 mtterr.
Sails ons Glpedlil6er midi inter
9alG bcrobgebt, lit nad) Aniidt Dcs
Or. 8bitten. nihts 5t befilrftrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
Nuftiuu.

llnierSeidueter miro oui ieiner Sarm be
SpiSs. Mo, beSinneno 8 llbr BORN. am
Srettas g, ben II. VI ard 1911
i~ol8cnoeS Gisentbum niientlid an Der
Wie,Itbieteuoen o%crfauIen;
2 9}ierbs, 2 6jel, ! Sub NIT aolh, = trdd1s
ibse aiibc, elm rStripper", ! H,no. 3 g;ut-
ierIdipeine, . oapou trddIiia, ] Widber. ]
Drill, / eorn,Sria. l 8irpcr, . %Gultipators.
l oieredige Gsge, l Gprin9.G9ge, | neuer
II soliser lpilu9. / aebn5oaiaer Yilus, l
bpber uno ] nitoerer 0a9en, I Sprin9fpa'
gen, g'ua9v uio pIeroeoetdirr; cine auau'
iitdt Corn in slebren uno III Sdod Iopie
6oier uno Gcu. GbeniulIo SauS uno
&iiden9erdtbid)aiten lilp.
9ebinelnoen: Snnmen bis So limb
boar 3u sabIen: SroRere Yeirdse . Wiouote
Grshit 9esen Sipte nit gutter Sid)erbeit.
Senrp &. Ibring,
Spiss, pio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-03
@emeiniames @rab.

Gie llebcrreite boar led,3ehn MGn.
nern, bic bel eiuer Gitloererploiion
in 9epils Slioe bel Salt 2afe 81.
tn, lltab, setotet iurrSen, iinb am
Samstag auf Dem goIuarp.6rieo-
boie beeroiet iporoerr, Dies geihab
altf @uri6 pom 8rau .@c@uire, De.
rel Spbn Sitgb Wc@uire ciuer Der
@etateten mar. @lrg6 mar &ormall1
eiiler @btbeilun9 bon italieniiben n.
griebiihen Irbeitern. aIs Oie @r.
ploiion itattfa,po. mi,rbe CT snIam-
nleR INIT Sen aroerem arbeitern in
Glide serriiien, llnS sue Seid)entbei-
le lparen 10 3%rlgeriftet, Dab lie rlid)t
mebr erfemtbar tparerL. Die Mutter
madte pergeblihe Gerhibe, Die
2eife tbres Sobnes 5u ioenttfi5ierelt,
uirb aIs tbr Dies niht gelaitg, err.
rd)te iie bie 9ebor6en Inn grlmrb.
mis-, Oie ~lleberreitc auer iet5ebtt
Spfer ailf tbrem Grbbesrdbnis su
becrniecm I'M iifer 81 fein, Dab
Bic Seidc hires Sobnes SorlInter lit,
Dies @eind lpir6e geitattet nipb Elm
Oenfmm miro ali DER StGtte crridl.
tet tperbelt.