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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-03-26
A Present.

A Present.
He-What are you going to give Kit
r. and Jack for 4 wedding present!
She-Oh. guess III send Kitty the
bunch Of letters Jack wrote me when
we were engaged.-Boston Transcript.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-03-26

A merry heart maketh a cheerful
countenance.-Prover
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Bank OF Manning. 49,. s. o.
Peoples Bank. ) on
Bank of Clarendon. on.. ; o.
Mr.. Charlton DuRant. ) GU
Levi Mercantile Co. 3 &c
Mr.. EepninS, silver thimble
DR.. Araut, ball, bat and foun-
tain pen.
Mr w. E. Reardon, cake plate
Dr.. J. \ Zeigler2 ID box candy
J. H. Risby, amt. not specified
Leon Weinberg,
Manning Grocery Co. .
Plowdeu Hwd. Co.
Dickson Drug Store
D. hirschnann
Please communicate with Miss
Katherine II. Richardson, Manning,
S. c., If you are willing to help.
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If vour face wants to smile let 1t; II
it doesn't. make it.-Anon.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-03-26
Field Day Contributors.

The following firns and individ-
uu!s have already made coEtrlbu-
tious for Field Day prizes:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
COLONIAL OPENS

The new Colonial theatre, the lat
est addition to Soattle's already
numerous photoplay houses. opened
last night to a packed house The
carnlvalspirited crowd gave up the
merry making and sought a much
enjoyed rest IN the spacious uphol
stored seats OF the new theatre.
Although the bin was good. with
a strong drama. Tho Tiger Lily,
as the main attraction. the audi
cuccs had hard time 60 focus
their gaze on the screen. as theii
eyes would wander frequently
over the beautiful fixtures ani dec
oratiuns OF the theatre.
Louis ntmond, the clever
pianist. was at the plano. and aid
ed by the new Colonial quartet
the musical program was well
rendered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
PUBLIC MARKETS


FthE
silver salmon. Toe 10. hailbut,
lbs 2Sc. Coiumb ih river ahAd. zse
each smelt-. : lbs i8c. salmon. Toe
10 ling cod lbs ibc. salt salmon
bellies. Zoe H. hcHt Iowa butter
ace 10 Jersey butter, lbs Csc.
new lhii eggs. dox ssc oleon,ar
gnrins. lbs t5c. fresh churncd
butter. lbs o. peanut butter. !
lbs. sc. guaranteed new-iAid eggs
dog. stc. Primoat cheese. lbs.
zBc. 8 small cans best milk. 25c. soc
cans pure italian olive oil. ssc.
100 pkgs. shaker salt. Use. Alaska
herring. 5 for Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
WATERFRONT LAND.
BUY TODAY
WANTED
-soAl NOTICES,
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FOR FRANCHISE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
filed an application with the
Board OF County Commissioners
OF King county. Washington. for
franchise over the following de-
scribed county roads for the con-
struction and maintenance Of wa
ter pipes for the purpose OF sup
plying water TO the town OF
North Bend and vicinity:
County road running south. approx
tion ., Township % north. OF
Range east, w. NJ. to a point
about 600 feet north OF the south
line OF said Section .. and the be-
ginning OF the IL Ref Road No.
tion on said II. Ref road 10 the
south line OF Section 10, in said
township and range: also on
County Road No. sol. known as
the Snoqualmie Pass Road.
hearing on said application will
ba had before the board OF Coun-
~ Commissioners OF King county.
Washington. in their office In the
King county courthouse, at Seat
tie, on the 3oth day Of July. 1913.
at IL o'clock n. m. at which time
the franchise proposed TO be
granted 10 said North Bend Heat.
Light. Water a Power Company,
will be fully considered, and any
person or persons desiring to be
heard on tho subject should be
present at above time and place.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the un-
dersigned, the county auditor of
King county has hereunto set his
hand and official seal this aSth
day of June. 1918.
BYRON PHELPS,
County Auditor.
BY n. NJ. wARDA1I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
COAL AND WOOD.
COLLATERAL LOANS.

PHovIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. 1912
Henry Bldg Collateral loans low
est rates square deal. Separate
apart weutH FOR ladies
RIsPECTaHLr VIACE 10 mott
row money on diamonds ana io'"ef F.
~. low rates private offices.
American Tewetrv GO f07 frr0uf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

| should worry when die,
" don't 90 below III 90 on high.
H. A. SMITH.
9S25 Whitman av.
We suspect he In telling the
truth. We arc going 20 give him
the dollar anyway
Each succeeding mail brings
more and better couplcts. and II Is
impossible 20 print one-tenth OF all
the good ones. Following are a few
of the best:
should worry; 30 should you.
N that is all we have 10 do.
A. A. RSEDORPH.
Kent. Wash.
should worry and get the Bug"
carouse all night and land In the
lug"
ED LEFrnDGE.
10 Colmsn Dock.
Ny wife has gone 20 the suffrage
dance;
I should worry, she'll soon wear the
pants.
A. G. JOHNSON.
1905 Stewart 50.
! should worry and mend my ways
Or the Judge Nigh, give me 90 days.
LAZY HUSBAND.
should worry about the price OF
meat.
Should Hap,li,on'. anork harreI" hin
my street.
r. II. MARSTON.
$50 W 18th 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

100 lbs sugar. 50 milk. stts case.
J cans corn or tomatoes. 2ie. wash
inRt0n creamery butter. zoe 10 $50
brDorus. soc. : pkEp. corn flakes. ibc.
i6e cans minced clans. 21c. fresh
buttsrmiik. i0c gal. German
breakfast chooses. 25c: ranch eggs.
soc doz boxaa best matches. i0C,
fresh roasted peanuts. lbs. Csc.
pure apple cider. soc gal. cans
best milk. isc: now apples, : lbs
iEc. wRtermoions. ~ ID. Bermuda
onions. lbs. loo; new dry onions. !
lbs Toe.
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GOIlNI.Tl

Shoulder spring lamb. loo; club
sausage. 100 ID. lamb legs. ite 10.
lamb chops, ibc 10 pork steak. isc
H.. good steak. ibc 10. pork roast.
pkg corn starch. &c: lba. bulk
rolled oats ssc. 1 10. bulk cocoa.
26c. 10. chocolate. 7te. Zoe rolls
toilet paper. csc. cans corn. Use,
10 bars laundry soap. .ac toc pkg
baking soda. Sc: halihut. 4 lbs. CSC.
deep sea cod. lbs. isc. red snapper.
Zoe ID young salmon. acc each. hal
hut checks. iha. 2Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

A steady Increase for the month
OF June is shown in the statistics
OF exports aud imports for the port
OF Seattle during last month The
collections amounted To s20S. $50 II.
the exports TO s4,S05.655 and I'm.
ports TO So aJ. h64
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

n, June ~. 1913.
Z. Macy; Dear Sir-After
s suffered with untold pain
49, 49, months with nsurltis In my
$3.50. NY arm being In such a
s1'.lon that II would not bear It's
~. raght. ] held consultation
~ ~. Macy. and decided 10 take
uee,ment, which I heartily
T..nsnd 70 all sufferers OF this
AZ or any other nervous trou-
f.rr.s Nlsn 10 state that he per-
asi.a With his most careful and
L ~. Treatment precisely what
- ,~'ined ne would do-by putting
xe.,. work In two weeks and ef-
iyss,,a cure by Ia months
~ one will doubt the efficiency
h,..l'ss treatment n they will abso-
= decide 20 consult him today,
rw,, y no tomorrow
ii ~. aeem II a pleasure as we'll
~, Hnyliese. TO explain 20 you
~ ~ nas done for me. and also
Ss,l state that I heartily COM
a - treatment and his master
ssasrstsndinE Of life.
foprs sincerely.
|Ns 81. Ed GRfFFITHs.
% sheridan Az. Tacoma, WIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

.,,,,t committee WI pass
m won ~" today. passed 10y tho
iresV,a,ssIon Wednesday which
Na me council to allow the
kx'es,on Tho privilege ot taking
~ mo streets in the Denny
r ~ district which have not
an, down 70 the level OF
~ 80 rorth-end thoroughfares,
~ ,rnroyement OF the central
a,sfrict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
GAS LEAK FATAL

Mrs. MAsu Tsubota. Japanese
woman. % years OF age. vas found
dead IN her room NJ lodging house
located at COG sixth av.. this morn.
ing. about 7 o'clock. u victim OF as
phyxiation Mrs TSub0ta. before
retiring "Wednesday night. turned
off small gas burner at the stove
end OF the tube. instead OF n, the
Jet. Gas leaked through a hole In
the tube.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
2 ACRES For sa7b

. R'iAfs7 th COW
81. CASH. 81 PER MONTH
Easy drive 10 Kirkland over the
now fnacadam road. 4 fine
location for n chicken and
fruit ranch; good soil. Lies
we'll: stores. school and
depot close by. Take Mad.
ison car. the ferry or Urania
10 trips daily 10 Burke g.
Farrars office In Kirkland.
or call 1ot Cherry st. and our
agent will show you this
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

July !. lglE
" Macy. Ny Dear Sir--For
rsni years ] had severe palms In
~, supposed was my heart. one
~, J spilled for treatment from
~ ~ before I left the couch the
~, lett ne. and I have rad beau
- - 'siisf ever since. Previous 20
~ treatment I was suffering for
- yszrs. but am as slick as a
'-'sle now. Yours for relief.
a.. GEORGE p. TAYLOR.
HA tisi Az. ". Seattle, wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
EXCURSION
TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGSl
G.
7.

4.
Train leaves NJ foot OF Washington
1T $40 p. m. Saturday. July 10
Returning. leaves tho Springs on
Sunday. 22nd.. AT s 30 .. m. ar.
rives IN Seattle about So minutes
later. Brand new. modern hotel
Only % miles from Seattle. but
nearly 800 feet higher. affordinR
pure mountain air. Very bes,
cooks obtainable Chicken din
ners every Sunday. Fine trout
and bass lake right at grounds.
No walking: step Off train at
hotel. Fare for round trip only
81 %. Bring your children for
their summer outing. Care OF
trained nurse without extra
charge. Transient rates. $500
per day for room and board. Spe-
cial rates BY the week or month
For further information. phone
Seattle office. Main 3i5
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS HOTEL co.
~ G. =. Clarke. Mgr.
SMALL GENERAL MERCHANDISE
store. established eight years Few
chances like this ~ Chambers-
Tukwila. wash.
EYEGLASSES. sPECTACLE~. PIT
ted win spherical lenses. com
picte. t7ho. including examination.
Echwartr. Optometrist. 277 Tpler
Block broken Lenses duplicated.
EMPIRE DYE woRks-CLEANIN
and repairing 323 First y Work
called FOR and delivered. q A. 7ss
FoU SALE on CHARTER
POWER CRUISING LAUNCH
50piiiL ? HtateroomE, dining room,
engine room galley. toilet. 30 h. y.
Union engine. speed 10 miles an
hour. gasoline tank capacity. 500
gallons: water tank capacity 200
gallons. water tight collision bulk
heads fore and aft. bertha for 10
people. passenger capacity 90 pcO-
Pile Boat Is In first class condl-
tlon throughout. and Will no sold
for 1890. which IL less than half
tho original cost.
Charters made for cruising or pleas
ure trips
a. n. NEWELL. 100 Spring st
Phone Main s0le.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

NOME UNDERTAKING 60. sue
tcHHorH 20 Ronenbufg Co. l4lO
Ninth nv Phone Main 1907 and
ElllmIi lIAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
HYPNoTISM.

cured hv hypaotism. Evenings only
by appointment. Telephone Elliott
1000 4OSh Arcade RldC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
|0vfI FUL,ISN'1 IT?

.,,, broush, the Judges
e'us W.. serlod, as planned to
,'', ssrr,,l state, Only one
, n'' ,. AZ the courthouse
~ mornino. Judge Ronald
'.s,rc the fort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
ACREAOE


40 Access ron si,ioo -,
All cleared except fssv small
ftumpH fino soil. easy TO cleur
located south Of liremerton; al
Joining b0-acre improved ranch.
short walk 60 school. saw mill,
stores. dock, etc. land lies almost
az level ms n floor. Terms 400
cash. $40 monthly.
10 ACHES. WITH 4 LoT oT FINE
bottom land, running water. In "A
well developed and prosperous
locality. near school and saw mil;
telephones. X. y. u. store doiiv-
cry tG2bi easy payments.
l. J MAHsu 4 co, 1903 Third Az.
srEcIhL ron roTLATCH
Nearly acres miles from Pioneer
square. You can live hero ana
work In the city. Price $3.50: easy
terms
acres. Just across the bay; alder
bottom land; short walk TO beach.
Price tloo. $50 cash.
10 acres: Wow Of sound: good soil
near dock only $500. easy terms.
Maple Valley Tracts. ono hour by
II u. from Seattle. 100 yards from
station. rich soil. Price 500 per
acre, terms
AAsEN n SEXTON COMPANY
1910 First Az. Elliott 63il.
BARGAIN
owing 20 condition. / will sell my
home. consisting or large tracts
Of land. , cows and catyen . dozen
chickens. hogs. all for the sum OF
$4,000. small cash payment down.
balance 90 suit
Take Seattle Tacoma interurban 10
Algonh and call for
l.. a. PRICE. owner,
a.
part ~ fine bottom land. with
stream handy 20 good town and
easy 20 improve. sils0. on terms.
l. J. MARSH n co. 1909 Third Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

0 FEMALE HELP WANTED
SHORT HAND. TOUCH TYPEwBIT-
ing. complete 90 lessons +05a Ar
cade Bldg Main 2723
LADIES' SAMPLE HATS, EN-
traordinnry values. for 81 to IS.
ladies' Sample Hat Store, over
pnntages Theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
4 STAR WANT AID WILL SELL THAT COW
LEAsEs.

ron RTNT - IOO-ACRE FARM,
hair cleared. stock for sale /
horse. cows. 2 calves. ( piRe.
chickens and ducks. cream sspa-
rator. farm tools. 20 tons hay. 2
tons Oat and pen hay, big orchard,
oil kinds veReta blee, f-roOm house.
Irnnk Hmm l.n- Va ah
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ARCADE POOL HALL ri2 rNTvER-
rity st. Geo. Taylor. Prop. Straight
cues. best tables In town.
ron sALE->Ew a>D SECOND
hand CRrom and Pocket Billiard
Tables and bowling alleys and Rc-
ccssorics. bar fixtures ~ all KINDS:
easy payments THE BRUINS
WICK -BALKE- CoLLENDEE CO.
81 BONDS, WARRANTS. mToes.
WE MY AND SELL
warrants, bonds. mortgages Estab-
lished 20 years. bii Bailey Bldg.
i GoonrELLow & son
60 CARPENTERS
Esnelman. carpenter and repairs,
Maln Two
81 cHATTEL q SALARY LOANS
SALARY LOANS. CHATrEL LOANS
YOU CAN GET IT TODAY
'lo 70 1900: new rates; new com;
pAny: no red tape: no delay. Cali
""1 SEATTLE LOAN co.
~ Haller bldg. Second and Columbia
SALARY LOANS. CHATIEL LOANS
Onc-Half Of Others Rates
, EASTERN BROKERAGE COMPANY
81 CHICKEN RANCHES.
RANCHES AND ACREAGE
write 60 Woody & Sans. At Rotheil.
for list OF fine bargains in ranches
nnd ncr.age.
g. cHlRoPoDlsTs
a w kIine. az ElteI nlag.
IS CHlROPRAcTORS.
Dir JOSEPH ROANE. 4025 ARCAnE
BLDG. HOURS 10 70 8. Main bIl4.
SANFORD & sanford 20al Arcade Rid
20 CITY REAL ESTATE.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME.
grand. unobstructed bay and city
View. Phone Grant 200
NORTH OF TOWN
TWO ACRES at Intcrurban station.
close TO auto boulevard; all level :;
good soil. nearly all cleared, nice
llttlo domestic. whore you can live
in the country and 20 back and
forth TO business. Price $1,000;
easy terms.
Selling country property our spe-
clalty.
RoBERT MALTBY. 1910 Alaska BID.
ld-Rooh noNSE IN u HGuONIt
Improvements paid. f2.l50. terms
II. NJ. Bird, North 20I
FOR FARMS AND CITY REALTY,
see Sprongle Hooper Realty Co.
23s Central RldE Main 2277.
MAGNOLIA HUFF
RESIDENCE VIEW PROPERTY
One-Tenth Cash Down, Nothing
More for & Years
Just keep up the interest and taxes,
Magnolia Ruff Is Seattle's finest
view property. VIII sell choice
residence lots at n very low figure
on payment of one-tenth down and
nothing more for years-you
simply keep up the taxes and in
torest This Is dead easy for
speculation or for a domestic.
A SNAP
owner OF this splendid new bun
galow OF rooms, fun basement,
large lot. all improvements paid,
has instructed us to sell the same
for $4,000 $500 down, balance
Roy y. POWERS
h23T Ballard Az
Phone Ballard 400
+ HAVE FEW HUNDRED DOL
lars, and want closest In and big
Rest anap possible. ALTO, Star.
J. u. GRANT n co.
Real Estate.
tOi Central bldg. Main bas6.
81 A MONTH-NO INTEHEsT
Cleared level lots, $50 each; fast
Junction Secretary. III American
Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
lAUNDRIES.
iWAsIII\cToN LNTND

WASHINGTON LAUNDRY
cleaners and dyers, car
pet cleaners. Phone East 1855.
CONVEY WET WASH LAUNDRY
Family washings. 20 pounds so cts
Phone East S6ag
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HoMEsTEAps.

FREE HOMEsTEADs = 1000. 900
acres. decided lands, IS TO $40 acre
ready for blowing, yields 20 TO 60
bushels wheat: finest inland eli
mate: low homeseekors excur-
sions. Write for literature. I'm
migration Bureau C., Nj. n st. II.
nv. Senttla Wnah.
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ACREAGE
coon LAND 70.

coon LAND ron SALE
I7t acres. 3b-cont fare. $500 per
acre. Young g. Brohorg. phone
ACREAGE AND FARMS
LANGLEY RANK
Langley wash
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cREMAToRIGs

BUTTERWORTH & SONS
Crematory. Columhnrlum and Mauno .
leum. Information ana illuHtrntcd
huoltlct ON application. lhonoH
Main and Elliott ptp. tpal FlrAt nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17
BANKS

THE CANADIAN HANK OF COM
MERGE Head office. Toronto. Can
ada $3.50 branches in Canada. etc.
General banking business Inter
deposits
Seattle Branch. a V Holt, MGR
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FLORISTS.
FURNITURE.

RisDON. FLORIST. 227 UNION ST.
Elliott a07 Speciality. funeral
NYnrL ont flnxrara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

SINGLE ACRES ON NORTH END
or MERCER ISLAND
Located only short distance from
dock at Serena cove. each acre Is
level. good rich soil and some
view: ideal homesites. where you
can live all the year and go 20 and
from your work.
PRICE $500. $50 CASH
CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
Main office 1919 Third Az.
Branches. le0 Main St ll2o lst Az.
NICE LITTLE HOME
OVERLOOKING LAKE WASHING
TON. 4 acres. excellent soil; high
~ improved. good orchard. 40
~ improved. good orchard, 40
trees 5000 strawberry plants.
300 English FooSeberry bushes.
other varieties; fine we'll. attrac-
tive broom bungalow; outhuild-
ingx. fine rosea and shrubbory.
good location. Price $500. Come
Selling country property our spe-
RoBERT MALTpY. 1910 Alaska bid
COLBY. ACROSS THE BAY
s ACRES OF THE VERY BEST FOR
Nearly in sight Of Seattle, with morn
ing and evening service; Ideal To-
cation for suburban home.
TERMS $50 CASH
CLIFFORD q VAN ARSpALF, Inc
Main office 1919 Third Az.
| Branches 100 Main St, ll20 list Az:
YOUR OWN TERMS
Choice 5-ncre tracts. on good county
road. near intcrurbnn; lots OF
neighbors ana good school. Price
5000 per tract
ADAMS. WINsIITP g. ADAMS
422 Colmnn Bldg.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

TWO LOTS ron SALE. ssoOt CRY
wnter. near Phinney car. l2b W.
1gth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-17

Family washing and ironing. 60
plecea for 81 90 Phone Enst A466
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hoME sTEADs.

II. MIRON. 1874 SIXTH Av.-FULL
line OF second hand furniture at
cost Cali and soc rs
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FoR sALE-DEsERr CLAIM RE
linquishment. So per acre: some
work done on the place. y mile
from r., r.; miles from depot,
Address Geo. Temperley. Roslyn,
Wash
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

HOT POINT IRONS. s3.5o
Guaranteed 10 Years.
Sound Electric Co 1910 First Av
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-08-15
FAIR DATES SET.

Butte County Fair at Belle fourche, Thurs
day and Friday, September 4th, and 5th.
One Of the principal features at the
Butte County Fair this year will be
Art. Smith, the eloping aviator. Smith
is the man who 30 thoroughly pleased
the crowds at the Deadwood meet last
year and is the only aviator who ever
few the Deadwood Gulch or even made
q successful flight in the Hills. He
makes two flights daley at the Belle
Fourche Fair this year.
There will be polo games each morn
ing between teams from Fort Robinson
and Fort Meade. In the afternoons
there will be ball games between we'll
known aggregations. Troops from Ft
Meade will 60 through msneuvrss
each day. There will be q live stock
sale conducted each forenoon. Com
petent buyers will be on hand aud the
seller can dispose of his stock by pri-
vate sale or at Public Auction. A car.
nival show and dance each evening,
and good band music all the time.
Write the secretary for premium list
and program Of entries. Special train
service and excursion rates on both
days.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-08-15
MINSTRELS DEFEATED.
Local Base Ball Team Crossed Bats With
colored Aggregation at Ball Park Sunday.

Local Base Ball Team Crossed Bats With
colofed Aggregation at Ball Park Sunday.
Busby's colored ministrels spen {
Sunday in the city and aside fro NJ
their ability as song and dance artists
they sometimes desport themselves on
the diamond whenever opportunity
affords A game was arranged with the
local nine Sunday afternoon but on
account of the chsutauqus the crowd
was rather small. notwithstanding
this fact it was some game. Th 9
''smokes" appeared about three O'Clock
and after little preliminary practice
the game was started with the min.
strels at bat. In the first inning they
failed to score but the. locals were
more fortunate The first man up
lined out bot one aud as one of the
local colored boys in the visitors line.
up failed to handle it as fast ss be
should one of the other fellows took
his bat and went home His place was
Allied and the game went on. The
locals made 90 many runs In Q v
short innings that the score keepe,
wore out his supply of pencils, bul
nevertheless the spectators got thei,
moneys worth in the antics of the
scoons". The final score was some.
thing like twenty to six.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-08-15

Ben Wood of Rapid City, 8. D, is for
the purpose of visiting the communi-
ties along the route and srousing their
interest to bring about cooperation in
perfecting the highway. 1t enters
Minnesota at Winona aud crosses thru
Rochester, Owatonns, Waseca, Msnks-
to, New Ulm and Tracy, entering
South Dakota at Elkton and going
thru Brookings, Huron, Pierre, Rapid
City and Deadwood.
Mr.. McCaffree has been editor of the
Howard Press, and never held Office
before He said today that South Ds.
kota will surprise many who have
heard crop failure stories about that
state this season. 1.-The eastern and
southeastern parts of the state are
harvesting splendid CROP" said MT.
McCaffree, land the corn never has
looked so we'll. I9 the middle portion
of the state small grain is not SO good,
but corn, potatoes and alfalfa will give
an excellent yield. No part of the
state is suffering for rain. The crops in
the Black Hills section will be good
this year. and the acreage is much
larger. There are $4,000 acres in the
Belle Fourche irrigated district under
crop this year, largely in alfalfa, pots
toes and small grain. We are getting
ready for the state fair at Huron, Sep
tember 8 to ID, and it is going to be the
biggest fair ever conducted in the
afato"