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BETTER FRUIT 



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YAKIMA COUNTY 

 HORTICULTURAL 

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C. R. Paddock, Manager 



Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, 

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Mixed carloads start about 

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Copyright, 1910, by Patriot Publishing Co. 



Who Was There Who m You Knew 



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Look with care at this ghostly picture — this strange old Civil War photograph. 

 Perhaps among these Union soldiers about to venture into Petersburg— or among 

 the besieged Confederates who tensely waited for the fire of this gun — which 

 roared destruction just after this photograph was taken — perhaps, in that dread 

 place, some one near and dear to you moved and fought and fell. 



To every American who gazes on a scene like this comes a sense of his own 

 heritage, for the great Crisis that tested both North and South found neither 

 wanting in skill or courage, and made our national Government, our unity-t 

 brotherhood and character. 



But where did we get that war photograph ? Why do we print it here ? 

 That makes a story in itself ; for in securing this picture we secured three 

 thousand five hundred more — an astonishingly vivid panorama of the greatest 

 struggle in modern times. 



, We will send you that story, well printed and illustrated by more pictures. 

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IQ of these rnrr 



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For the Cost of Mailing 



To give you some idea of 

 the bigness of this work we 

 have chosen i8 of the photo- 

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 enclosed them in a handsome 

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 only 10 cents for the cost of 

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 will be valuable acquisitions. 



When the public has real- 

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How We Got the 3,500 Unique 

 Civil War Photographs 



From Sumter to Appomattox, a camera and a dark 

 room, under protection of Allan Pinkerton and the 

 Federal Government, accompanied the armies and the 

 navies through the Civil War. The 3,500 photographs 

 taken were bought by the United States Government 

 fur $27,840 and promptly buried in the War Depart 

 ment, an important part of our secret records. ^BETTER 

 But the great camera genius who took the ^ pRUIT 



photographs kept a duplicate set for him 

 self. When he died, these too were lost — 

 until nearly fifty years after the war they 

 were found again. How they were taken 

 — how they were lost — how they were 

 found again — how the Review of 

 Reviews secured them, is a wonder- 

 ful story that can't be told here. 



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