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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

iting him, and making his bachelor
existence more agreeable.
Bachelor Jacob Straub, was
recently took his dilemma by the
horns, and got married. Consequent
ly there is an air of thrift and idealitv
about his place that speaks volumes
for the estate marital. while the numer-
Gus horde of the bachelors that still
are look with greeneyed envy upon
the dove of peace that is grooming over
Jacobs roof tree.
The 2lst is town meeting-at the
Buskirk place on section Is. Please
put that date into your hat, Mr.. Kicker
And then, there is the caucus at
Karl keehn's place just before election
Tuesday, March l4th. And that too
is the time and place when and where
every mothers son should be that
pays taxes in North Lennon town
ship.
Look out for spring chickens at the
Schneeberger chicken ranch. The in
cubator has been a-going for some
time.
r. c. Bergemann and wife, of Per-
kins county, spent pleasant time
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
ger.
r. w. Dillman is preparing to do a
big breaking stunt this spring, and
will show the neighbors how to open
up farm in business like style.
And the ladies are bent on reform
ing the bachelors. Within recent
dates they pounced upon the lionel J
abodes of julius Riess and James
Fitzgerald and papered their shacks.
Ah, woman, what craft and diplomacy
there dwells beneath your curls and
rats; and ah, how the deft touch of thy
finger tips can change den into a
paradise, and set a manly bosom at
unrest.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
Showers News.

Mr.. Ole Legrand returned home from
a long visit spent at his old home in
Minnesota.
Nels Tangen is another man to re-
turn from a visit with home folks in
Iowa.
Gilbert Nelson is on the sick list
caused by bad cold and an attack
of the grippe.
The Ladies Aid Society met last
Thursday with Miss Nora Showers
and will meet on the 23rd with Mrs.
Kyllingstad.
The spring term was commenced
last Monday in school No. with Mrs.
j. G. Beaton as teacher.
The Lathrop school was started last
Monday with Mrs. A. j. Clay as
teacher.
Miss Helen Showers returned last
Sunday from Wheatland. She will
commence her duties as teacher In
school No. next Monday.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

The South Dakota legislature
has made appropriations OF about
.s.oe .s. million dollars. The legis-
,s+nre I.,l itself cost s73, 600. Def
';sncies required appropriations
Generating S55, 600. The vari-
a,s ans state instutions took half a
Million, nil $50, 900 has been ap-
n,onriated for the glandered
horses indemnity.
lin Cummings, who for some
,;me has been manager OF the
| lennon Clothing Co., goes to
Nobridge April LIST, where ne
will take charge Of a clothing
store. Many friends are sorry
n loose the genial Jim and his
estimable wife.
Gas in a we'll added another
victim to the long listot casual
t;es in connection with the MAX
;pg Of wells. O. D. Shoemate,
4 respected farmer Of the vicinity
If Grand River Postoffice, was
overcome while digging a well
and succumbed to poisonous in
haIations. He was about 40 years
ot age, leaving a wife and a son
to mourn his sad end. He was
Noble Grand of the Grand River
Odd Fellows lodge. His body
vas taken east for burial.
The Lennon Bottling works,
In charge of Dad Blair, is max
ing preparations for a big run of
business this season, by having
well of its own sunk to the 200
foot level. The water at that
stand is remarkably pure and
clear of alkaline substance.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

Next Sunday Rev. H. P. Car
son. D, D., of Huron, will preach
in the Presbyterian church both
morning and evening. Dr. Car
son is at present field secretary of
Huron College and will be here
in the interest of the college.
All are very cordially invited to
be present.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
NOTICE OF CAUCUS.

Citizens Of Twp. 1870, Rg. 92 are re-
quested to gather at the Fitzgerald
school house on Friday March 18th
1911, at l:3o p m. in caucus, to con
suit concerning the offers of our newly
organized Township and nominate q
ticket. To get our affairs in shape
and to get at a good understanding
running of our township, it is urgen
tly necessary that all should be pre-
sent. Committee.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office a,
Dickinson N D. March End, 1911
Notice is hereby given that RAY WALTERS
of Iemmon D.. who. on Sept. 8. 1907 made
Homestead entry. Lennon. S. ", Serial G7s77
Serial No 0l4633 for the w 1-2 SW Ia. $ l-2 NV
IL. section L. township l30 N, Range R w ath
PRINCIPAL Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
q make Final Communication Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before y. L.
simmons. u S. Commissioner. at North Lem
mon. N D.. on the 25th day of April 1911
Claimant names witnesses:
Robert Gap q Lennon .. y.
Edward Gap . . !.
Lawrence Rowell !.
j. C. Bales
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
Spring Butte Jingles

The children at the Geo. Leveille
home are all sick with colds.
Miss Clarissa Rowell is helping
Mrs. Ostenberg with her work this
|eek.
Mrs. S. O. Brattvet and Mrs. Ed
barnes visited with Mrs. Smith Mon
Jay afternoon.
Have you noticed "Old Glory"
Paving over the Jarvis school house?
rooks good TO us.
The members of the home talent
plav spent Friday evening at the A..
Beasey home. near Liberty.
Miss Mar aret Thayer spent Satur-
Jay and Sunday with her brother and
is wife at Liberty.
Nr. and Mrs. Warren Thayer spent
nday afternoon at the Ed Dix home.
Mrs Barnes is staying with her
Pster, Mrs. Chas Smith, during the
fttpr's Illness.
The friends and neighbors of Mr..
nd Mrs NJ r. Rogers were nicely
eleftalned at their home Monday
ing 1t being Mrs. Rogers birth
v anniversary. A pleasant time
as mad by all present.
Members OF the Rowel' family are
'"sllng with the la-grippe.
aF Thayer lost valuable Young
ofse this week.
Lucille and Fern Cooper are again
lfolled at the Jarvis school,
Mss Irene McMackin is visiting
i'a ief sister, Mrs. Jarvis, for a few
eeks.
'oule ol our people are rushing the
asol ana have started to work In
le fields.
iae next social at the J Jarvis school
O1se ls 70 be March IL. Ladies bring
1e a''icIe to put up at auction and
~ tof TWO. The quilt which the
Vs nave pleced will be ratified of
this time,
~. M NeIson and Miss Irene Nc.
s''n visited at the Nels Broter
ene Tuesday.
..n' '4sn 70 inform the writer OF the
!sn' Cleans that there is nc
=. s4ilsht school near here. The
Aa Jarvis school, being the name
0s,, 'su ana decided on, by the schoo
,o., '5 you been held up or been con.
oni. y petitioner? If not, he i,
~, 4s your way. Petitions are nov
ae Cedar. ''iuse across
r.. . Benson has been attendin,
n. smth during her illness.
.ss s A1o meeting at the Rhud bom,
n, uG' OF very largely attended. Mrs.
I,s., s broten will entertain them NJ, :,
h, 1.sn .1a. and Flora Thayer spent Tues
Ha,o,a' ya'ng at the Smith home.
Wynn and Leona McLain were ab
Ina;" tOn school Tuesday.
ssn aste III and Mildred Rowel, b.v,
fekness =" school because 0
pen, EN- and II. Mrs. Thayer and danvb,s
Gors,, w. Wednesday afternoon A. Dle ,h
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

Secretary BalIinger concluded
that the country VII have to get
along without him, and has re-
signed as secretary Of the inter-
ior. Fred bennett, his commits
sioner Of the general land office,
likewise goes into retirement.
Ballinger's portfolio falls into
the hands Of Chicagoan, Wal
ter l.. Fisher.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

The Diaz government at Mexi-
co seems to be having more trou-
Bile than it .ooked for. American
troops are being massed at the
border. and evidently our own
war department is very anxious
to have some Americans get in
to trouble in the southern re-
public, so that cur victorious
arms may have chance to rush
| in and take part in the melee.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10
"fn Lennon NeWslets

N'ess has his two sisters vi..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

1911 The chief census enumer-
ator. Henry Gregg. says there are
more thoroyghbreds and curs than
even before In this burg. and be
claims the figures aren't padded.
either
But a great number Of the canine
tribe are forced 10 shuttle across
the great divide for lack Of t2.0o
bail. According TO figures. 1851
male pups are entitled TO all privt-
leges that dog collar can afford.
while 49, Of feminine persuasion
have the right to give Henry
Gregg or any OF his assistants who
happen along the laugh II they try
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
MRS. N. HOSKfR
ADVISES EXTERNAL
ABSORBENT TREATMENT

wish TO testify To the wonderful
curative powers OF Loughney q
Loughney's External Absorbent
Treatment. had tried a numbFf
Of styles OF treatments at my home
Ia Everett. but could not be 70.
iieysd OF my rheumatism and poor
circulation. | had Loughney's Alb.
sorbent Treatment applied to my
back about month ago, and In
side Of tweuty-four hours my rheu-
matlsm had entirely left mo. II
seemed a most wonderful thing To
me. such quick relief They ap-
piled the treatment externally to
my back. and inside OF twenty four
hours there was. | believe. half n
pint Of poisonous secretion on my
back. where II was applied. II GER
talnly works wonders. and | did not
find the treatment severe. And
what else IN there to do but clean
out tho blood when one suffers
from rheumatism or any other
disease? My nerves are better. cir
culafion good; eat and sleep well.
and all as a result OF this remark
able treatment. My complete
course OF treatments and medl-
cines cost me but $40, and I'll new
err tire of telling my sick friends
where to go to get quick relief and
cures.
Sincerely.
MRS. NJ. HOSKER,
3332 Federal Avenue, Everett
NOTICE-To people who are too
crippled 10 come 10 our offices. we
will send an automobile after you,
and your ride 10 our offices and
back home will not cost an extra
cent. We viii include with our Ex-
ternai Absorbent Treatment COM
plete course OF medicines, also the
services OF a medical doctor and
licensed druggist, and free rides to
and from our offices. The free
use of auto Ia only for those who
are unable 10 walk TO car, az the
automobile will be kept busy with
those that are helpless. and II is
only offered that such sufferers
may avail themselves of our treat
ments. Our offices are at suite
401 400 Peoples Savings Bank
Building, corner OF Second Avenue
and pike Street. II you want US
10 send our auto call over Inds-
pendent phone A 470s.
LOUGHNEY & LoUGHNEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
AT the Motion Picture Shows

crana-Frcd Miller. juggler:
Tucker q Harrison. frolicsome
kids. Caroliaa Windsor. singing VI
olinist. Her Gypsy Rival" photo
drama: a ceranium.~ drama:
.The New Church Carpet" comedy.
cciiseum---Scattle's First Golden
Potlatch in Pictures: "Plncky BIll. .
comedy. Little Girl drama;
Sergeant Dillans Bravery mill.
tary drama: The Eekhardt Musical
Trio. Merrill & Merrill. songs;
Dancing Brownie.
wsshlnsson--"A Quarter After
Two drama: ~Hercdias.~ ancient
drama. Mutt and Jeff. comedy .
Forrest La Barre. viollnist. Miss
Laura Case. soprano
Lyeeurt-~The Indian Brothers.
drama: "a Famous Duel" comedy I.
Good for Evil. comedy. Arthur
EiwOll. songs.
City Memories Of tho Pas, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

drama. ION a Tramp Steamer.
drama: "A Bewiidered Baker. !"
comedy: ny the Aid OF Lariat."
drama. Frederick krog ilaSinnd.
songs
csreult--"The Warrant" frontier
drama: Widow PoEson's Hus
band" comedy; THE Tie That
Binds drama: "A Roundup In
Chllt.~ scenic aud educational. SID
ney Ferney. songs.
Exhihls--''An Indians Pride, :"
drama: The Vale OF Happiness. F"
drama. ~fiubby's Day at Home.
comedy.
ideal--"Mutt and JEFF at the
Fortune Teiler's." ~rhe Ranch.
mans Nerve" drama. "A kink.
hearted Brother drama.
Maternal The Man Bird. spe-
clal feature. Mustang Pete's Love
Affair."" western comedy, "A said
lie" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
BEAUMONT LEADS
IN AIR FLIGHT


LONDON. July xs.--war between
EngiRnd and Germany, with
France aud Spain. respectively
aligned on either side. today is
probably more Imminent than Il,
has boon for many years A re.
suit Of the recent speech of David
LioydGcorgc. chancellor OF the ex.
chequcr. British financlern today
think that Germany Is In earnest
and thar war. which may lnvolvc
the whole continent OF Earope. is
by no means impossible.
NO, since July. 1870. has the In.
tefnational situation been 20 crit.
Teal" says the Morning Post. aud
the other London newspapers re
flect the general alarm.
The Stock Exchange IL very
nervous. Lioyd's Is alarmed and
has notified ship owners that the
present rates Of insurance will not
obtain SO far AS a war risk Is con-
cerned after August rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
DROWNED BODY
UNDER PIER

With tnttoo mnrks on his Ieft
forearm and breast as the only
marks Of Identification. the body Of
John ouintin Campbell was found
this morning under Pier & Il had
been In the water about two weeks
Captain StHart and Patrolman Rim
towed Il Ia 10 land. where Deputy
coroner Andy Hlll took charge
ON the mans left forrarn he had
hts name and picture tattnoed,
while his breast dinplaysd the tat
tooed likeness 81 fnll rugged
schooner Judging By these MARKS,
n In believed that he Was a sailor
lie WAS dressed In oyerallA and a
blue shirt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
WORTH $4,000 TO
WALK HOME LATE

Two thousand dollars yea.
that's what II In worth to trudge
three miles IN the dark and alone
and after the last car has left.
says NJ. r. Ayers. And he filed
suit for that amount yesterday
against the ). II, company. In ad.
dltlon TO his claim for tho return
of the original nickel he paid for
car fare.
Ayers says he got abord n
Fauntleroy car at Pioneer square
about midnight. May 10. AZ SEpo.
kane av. he waa given a transfer
and told Co hoof Il 10 Riverside.
whore there would be car walt
Ing. But tho ear. which happened
20 be the las, that niEht. did not
wait. and Ayers. 80 the complaint
says, didn't get home TN 3 a. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
WATER AND HOT WAVE CLAIM VICTIMS

The hot wave and water claimed
three victims by drowning In the
Northwest yesterday. Pretty Gen.
svieve Shields. the se-yesr-old
daughter Of a rancher living three
miles from Montegano. was
drowned in the Wynooche river
yesterday afternoon. She was bath
ing Ia the river With a child. when
she got into deep hole. and
despite the fact that she was an
excellent swimmer, she went down.
John East. painter. 30. also an
excellent swimmer. Was drowned
In the treacherous waters OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

Columbia river near keunewtck.
He was warned by friends of ths
nndeFcurrent. but he swan out "a
II and retained safely once. then
went out again. II IL thought be-
waa seized with cramps and
drowned.
George Laugh fell OF the I'm
provemeut wharf at Everett last
night and was drowned. Physicians
worked over him for three hours
In effort to resusclsate him. Ills
parents live In Fargo. y -
No accidents were reported In Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
NOBLE DUKES TO CANADA.

LONDON. July 2s.-The Duke Of
Sutherland ~ going TO visit far
western Canada In August and Il IL
said he intends 10 personally con
duct a small party OF ether dukes
In order 10 escape the reporters
the dukes viii travel ineognito
Likely Investments. particularly IN
western Canada lands. is said to b.
the thing that has caused the un
dcrtaking of the expedition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
OREGON MAYORS
SECRETARY ARRESTED

Frank Myers. until recently sec
Rotary 20 the mayor of Oregon city.
Or. was released from the police
court yesterday on drunk and
disorderly- charge. lie admitted
HIS weakness for booze. but did not
think he had been disordcrly.
III you lot ma 10 it'll not occur
that way again. your honor" he
pleaded.
lilo said hc had come from Ore
gon City, where he Was the mayors
secretary. less than month ago.
Ito had been up against Il" finan.
oially. tie had secured work In the
Cobb building as jnnitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

Of Utah 81. Gregg makes Il a point
to exterminate about IS homeless
CANNES who are given q few days
lodging Al the expense OF the city.
By the eiectrocution route.
Nope. II amt very pleasant To
be hobo" pup Some OF you fsi-
lows whose dog hasn't been "natur-
allied had better get busy. The
registration office is always open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25


The Ofpheum presents another
strong bill this week. although Il
4 not as well balanced as the pro.
grams presented the two preceding
weeks. nelro. an Italian plano &C.
eordeonist. II the real hesdliner.
Mana. the Partisan dancer. Is "A
nimble. nifty disciple OF Terpse.
shore and gets big hand az she
concludes her act ''Corralled." a
sketch by Richard Harding Davis,
4 an excellent western melodrama
that Is very ably staged Gordon
and Marx have comic itne OF
talk that takes. and Jack Connolly
and Margaret Webb present a fair
musical sketch. Monty Cash has
. line Of new English songs which
he ftaally puts across"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
AT the Theatres
A. the Impress.

Aihini. magician and illuaionlst.
heads the bill at the Empress this
week Joe Cook Gomez through
With some good blaektace stuff.
Jennie Ward and niiiy Cullen put
ON a good singing and talking act.
aud the sketch "A Million. Dollar
Wife makes good. Oscar kauf.
man plays tho violin. Iieeley aud
Nicely do an acrobatte turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
ANGERED SEEING
YELLOW

CHICAGO. July 3s.-Patrick
Donovan's intense aversion TO yei.
Low led 10 hia arrest today when be
destroyed two dozen saffron -bued
toy balloons carried by Frank Ca.
pillo. n peddlsr. BY throwing n
handful OF taeks NJ them.
Every time I see anything rel
low II makes mo mad and ! want
To fight" explained Donoyan TO
Municipal Judge SABBATH. The
sight OF yellow 10 an irishman IL
like waving a red flag At n bull.
Il suppose N they. we're green bal.
looms Il would have been all right.
remarked the court.
Eyes. guess Il would" replied
Donovan.
Tho prisoner was allowed 10 no
after h. paid the peddler for tho
balloons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
IT'S A HARD JOB FOR A DOG
TO "HOLD DOWN. HIS LIFE

TO run them Tn
And who'd think
there IL one dog
to every 2s hu.
mansf Twice a
week. down nj tho
pound At the foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

LANSING. Mich. July %. -Be.
living that fire risks win be de
creased. the whole state IL today
observing the -ciean up day'
recommended by State Insurance
Commissioner Palmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
rirp ON vorn.

With Councilman Griffitha alb.
sent from the city. the council yes
terdny tied ON vote 90 eliminate
all fees for building permits. coun.
Gilman Erickson. who IL bitterly
opposed TO penalixing any man who
wants 10 improve the city. had In.
trodueed tho bill. Erickson. Hes
keith. Goddard and Kellogg voted
for the measure. while Blaine.
Haas. Steiner and wardall voted
against IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25


Arizona Joe and his company OF
COW punchera. with Adele won Oil.
the giri rider, are the headline fca-
ture at Pantages this wcek. The
riding, and roping aud the bucking
bronchos make n interesting act.
Eleanor Otis scores In her theat,
rteal sketch. "peNererof the Cho.
rus. and billy Mcnermott has a
hobo comedy Skit that Is laugh
from curtain TO curtain. Stanley
Edwards Visions Ia Marble n
above the usual human stataary
acts aud some OF the worlds mas.
terpleees Of sculptorlns are rcalls.
tieally reproduced. The Albany
Four have musical act that called
for repeated encores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

Beg pard o n.
people. but we
b We reference
Just now 10 our
increasing canine
population for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

Astor.
ASTORIA. Ore. July 25.--John
Jacob Astor's trading ship Ten
qain" sailed from New York around
tho Horn and up the Pacific coast
Just fon years aEo. establishing the
first settlement of the Pacific north.
west By white men 10 milea up the
mouth OF the Columbia. on April
u. 1871.
The Astoria centennial pageant
- % be held here IN comnemora.
ton. Aug. 10 to Sept ?. The stir.
ring umea OF tho fur traders ad
vent. by land and sea. will be retold
ia many ways
The committee OF Oregon bust.
ness men In charge. working with
a state appropriation. also plan TO
erect here a statne 20 the original
Astor In America al cost OF sIs..
900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

rllery's hand gave It's second con.
cert OF the week at the Moore last
night There was a small attend.
ance. but the audience was an APP.
preelativo enc. and the concert was
voted one OF the best given by The
Fllery band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

vANcouvEH---Mayor John p.
Higgins f. an active candidate to
succeed Hay tor the governors
chair. A Higgins club for formed
here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
IN DOUBT.

MRS. BIiaains says her young
est 10 the Image Of his father"
remarked Mrs. Cayenne.
what Old you ssyg"
Nothing. I didn't know
whether to congratulate Mr..
BlIagins or sympsthixe with tins
baby"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
cAmoYs TO
VISIT NEWPORT

= NEWPORT. II. r. July :5.-- 4
. Although tho report OF the en-. =
= gaEement oI Lord Camoyu and =
. Miss Mildred sherman has 4
q been denied. with every mp. =
. peafanee Of authority. the rm- =
= NOR persists among members
4 81 the cottage colony. II is 4
. also said that Miss sherman 4
~ has consided 20 a friend that 4
. Lord Cnmoya Is coming 20 4
. Newport this summer. This 4
would seem 10 lend color 10 =
y tho repott that an engagement =
\ does exist. despite denlals. of. =
fetal and otherwise 4
q 4 $3.50 4 q 4 4 q 4 = 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

Norway has 20 alcohol distiller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

SEE THIS LAND NOW.
$50 TO SIS PER ACRE.
NO RICHER SOIL
ON PUGET SOUND.


the unitsd states the average
wheat Yield IL shout fifteen bushels
te fhr acre. som riifuea IN Easfsfn
Washington IN good years they wnl s-i
fcsty bushels 20 ,he acre ON Wildly
fssnf IN The Vicinity ~ Oak Harbof
they rainr may % one hundred bu2hsis
IN the ara Yoa- rHn prove this your
self hY Eoiug up now and looking over
the enormous crops nov on the fi~'da
Hettef stiii. IN about two weeks they
begin thrrahings 90 np then. take a
tape lire along m~asure a field ard
Ascertain the number % aer~s In n,
and fhnn ceauf tho sacks the fhre.lief
fliis Frw Of the farms viii produce
lees than IS 60 - bushels to tho acre
and many 81 than q hundred Bushels
~ tha acre And the proportion ie
about The same With ether farm prod .
ucts berries rtpen - early a. on
vashon feiand. potatoes. piepiant on
l9us ana tomatoes do exceptionally
veil For chicken ranUhlns you could
not find better place for yan can
raiac your feed 81 40 little expense
The land we are selling nt see 70 SIS
per acre ton Nery Easy Terms, ~
right IN the vicinity Of tha cultivated
farms that are producing these Won
derfuI crops Farthermore. they can
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