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10 CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, APRIL 15, 1903. U JOCK -BATTLESHIPS (Continued' from Psca One). .' ver ell agreed that fiub bay. n tMccouot of its depth of water, . m i he proper pkace for the permanent Motion. . In the 'final analysis, said i r. Foss, "It will be the navy that mU defend the army; it will be the ; avy that will keep our flay aloft in the sky over the Philippine archt rls9.B If. he said, the United t?uuee controlled the sea, no invading urmy ever would tome into the Phll Ippinea. ' t . . -. ', - Mr, Sherley, of Kentucky, persist ed that Ad mi raj Dewey and the Joint board of which he is president had recommended Cavlte, bat -Mr. Foes asserted that that recommendation never - had been approved, and that for years back: the Joint board had declared la favor of Sublg bay. Mr. Hobson, of Alabama, detailed the situation at ubig bay from a military standpoint and reiterated his views in favor of that location as a ' naval base as against Cavite. Mr. Hobson said he had telenhon ed Admiral Dewev to-day and the admiral had replied: "It la Sirbig bay now and forever If wo are to have naval base." HOBSOJTS RETORT. " Mr. Gherley asserted that It would have been more valuable to Con srress if Admiral Dewey had made his . . a - . . Y. kA. dissent to tne nnaings vi "instead of acquiescing in me nna Inge and making his dissent by tele- ltr Hobson hotly retorted, that If Admiral Dewey and the general Doaro. liad told the naval comnmiee ana mo iwhnlit Consrress "rhat this whole question was to provide against the udden attack of 150 men that could land at Leacue island." Mr. Sherley would "criticise the admiral and the board and the . President and the Navy Department and every other nn who studied the question for - bringing up a war scare." Mr. Hobson asserted that in order ffir ihn United' States to. control tne Pacific it would be necessary fo have a flmt-clsss naval Base at I'eari nir tor, Hawaii, a second-class station at -Bublg bay, and a third-class at Ca vite. Following the withdrawal by Mr. Jones, of his amendment, a prolonged "debate "was "precipitated over a point of order made by Mr. Tawney against the provision In the bill granting to the Secretary of the .'avy authority to make expenditures for repairs and changes on veesels In excels of the limit now fixed. The chair sustain ed" the point and the words went out of the bill. The ' efficiency of the personnel of the American navy was vigorously de fended by 'Mr. Hobson. TnoMAsvims Trows items. New Elertrtc Light Plant Running" Two Residences Destroyed by lire Dr. Peacock Called to Florida, Special to The Observer. Thomasville, April 14.. The Thom asville Electric Light and Power Com pany now has Its plant running. It Is furnishing an all-night service and the lights and servlceVare very sat isfactory. The new plant is sufficient ly larga to furnish power for alnioat all the manufacturing plants 'in the town, and it is learned that anum ber will discard. steam power and use electricity. 6unday night the residence of Mrs. Lula Jordan, on Salem street, was burned to the ground and almost all tba household furnlfure destroyed with it. The loss will amount to about $4,000, with about $1,600 in surance. The- fire originated from a defective flue between the dining room and kitchen QfARS THE CO'IPUXION OVERNIGHT PIMPtES, RASH. EBUPTION8, ETC, QUICKLY ERADICATED BY NEW SKIN REMEDY. TV Since the discovery one year ago. pos Um, Jhe new skin remedy, has, in its extraordinary seoomDllshments. exceeded the most sanguine expectations of the eminent specialist who gave it to the world.- It has cured thousands of esses of eczema and eradicated facial and oth er disfigurements of years' standing. Tne terrible itching attending ecsema Is stop ped with the first application, giving proor of its. curative properties at tne very out set In less serious skis affections, such at Dim Die, rash, heroes, blackheads, acne. barber's Itch, etc., results show sfter an overnight application, only a small quan tity being required to effect a cure, a muddv or sallow complexion is noticeably improved by a single application. Those who use poslam for these minor skin troubles can now svail themselves of the Early Sunday mornlnjc the nwn special' fiO-cent package, recently adopted . . . . . . . T ' . a. " j Aaw -ah... CAaw THE DEATH RECORD. M. Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. X Lawrence, Jr. Special to The Observer. . Smithfield. April 14. It was with at peculiar eenae of sorrow that many friends and loved ones gathered at the grave of Nathan, the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Lawrence, Jr., this afternoon to pay the last mark of respect to all that was mortal of tha little angel gathered above. Nath an had been sick for only a short while but the Reaper know best, so He gathered the little one home to rest. -Dr. Jan F. Atkinson, of Chester, 6. C. Special to The Observer. 'Chester. 8. C April 14. Dr. James T. Atkinson, one of Chester coun ty's best-known and most esteemed citizens, died suddenly at hla home near Rlchburg. at an early hour this morning. He had been in falling health for some time. He leaves a iwlfe, four sons and two daughters. Dr. Atkinson was In his 73d year. He enlisted in the Sixth Infantry at the outbreak of the war, but later was transferred to the cavalry. came here that the home Of Mr. J. W. Bowers, with all Its contents, was destroyed by lira about. J o'clock Sun day morning. Mr. Bowers Uvea about four miles southwest , rrom rnom vllle. His loss is about $2,000, with no Insurance. Miss Sarah Oarner, of Denton, has recently completed the most, remark able quilt that has been heard of here. The quilt contains 7.168 tri angular pieces of cloth and is so well arranged that, besides Its curiosity, is very pretty. No doubt it will be sent to the State Fair In the falL Dr. J. W. Peacock was called to Lakeland, Fla., .Sunday on profession al business. A child there has Been critically 111 with cholera infantum and as diseases of children are nis specialty he was summoned to treat It. He will return tne last oi im week. Mr. Eurene C. Lambeth, of the Lee f nnfa-inrinir Company, is spending ten days in New York City In the In terest of his company. He .will be hack this week. Mrs. Lambeth was called home last week to the bedside of her mother, who waa very sick with Dneumonla and the news has been received mat ner muiimr dead. SCHOOL CLOSES THIS MONTH. to meet such needs. Both the 50-cent package and the regular 3 jar may now be obtained in Charlotte at R. H. Jor dan tt Co.'s and other leading drug atnrefr Samples for experimental purposes may be had free of charge by writing direct In' the Emeraency Laboratories. 8i West Twenty-flfth street. New Tork City. MARRIAGES. To Be Married In Schoolhouae Where They Met Eah otner. Special to The Observer. iThomasville, April 14. -Mr. R.-I rone, of the Crutchfield Hardware Company, will be married Wednesday afternoon at 5:S0 o'clock to Miss Dora Vivian Younts, of Holly Orove. The marriage will be in the academy school room, where they met Just one year ago. Mr. Monroe Runs Out of Money and Reg ular Term Cannot Be nnmneo Much Work In Two Years' Paeto-rate. Special to The Observer. Monroe, April 14. Rev. C. A. O. Thomas will complete the second year of hla pastorate of Monroe Baptist church next Sunday. During these two years the church debt has been reduced $3,0u0 and tho membership has materially Increased. The pastor has preached 171 sermons in the year ust closing, ana nas ocen in uiu home pulpit 60 out of bZ bunuays. With all his active work aa pastor. Mr. Thomas has found time to do con siderable writing for Baptist publica tions, a work for which he Is partic ularly well Iltted by nature and ex- KiU'lun Consults With Friends at Fayettevtlle. Special to The Observer. Fayettevllle. April 14. Hon. W. Kttchln. gubernatorial candidate, arrived here on the noon train to-day and spent the remainder of the day In the city. He met many of hla friends and supporters and expressed great confidence In the outcome of hi candidacy. He did not come to deliver an address, but- only to meet and consult with friends. Ashe County Gives Craig Majority Vote. Special to The Observer. North Wllkesboro, April 14. The Democratic convention of Ashe coun ty was held yesterday at Jefferson and the county's vote in the State con vention Is divided as follows: Craig 6.07, Kltchin 3.37, Home 0.56. AX IDEAL HOME FOR SALE Tla finer by far than mostly built Perfect-In detail. Typical Southern piazza. Basements, hot water heat Servant's house In yard. On shady side of broad street, corner.. .Ten rooms, ,each a ' joy.' Frlca $10,000. In Dllwarth, . Ask. - , v P. D. 7L.BX7NDBR Insurance 'Gainst Fire. Piedmont Bide. 'Phones CST-taB. GILBERT C. WHITE, GJL Consulting CIVIL ENGINEER Durham N. C Waterworks, , Sewerage, Streets: Wa ter Filtration, Sewage Disposal; Plans, Reports. Estimates, Super vision of Construction. "Jordan's on the Square." Hughes' Quinine Hair Tonic is the best preparation made for the hair. It imparts vigor to. the scalp," . cleanses it "and thoroughly, eradi cates dandruff, and stops the hair falling,'; Get it at Jordan's ' for 50c.' . R. I). JORDAN & CO. 'Phone 1. s vwE NEVER CLOSE." NURSES' REGISTER VALUABLE TIMBER TRACT 211 ACRES 1 -4 miles of depot at Monroe, 1-4 mile of graded , ' road, 12. acres standing thick In mhl timber (pine), 71 acres in . cord wood( pine, oak and hickory). , Fine" fanning land. . Thick ' undergrowth-of dogwood In Vtha Umber. Lies " level:' ' Well ' watered.' Can sell all the standing timber with ! 1-1 years for- . removal.' or sell land, timber 'and all at a price that should Interest any mill man f or farmer.' , ; '. ,. i. , . For further Information, apply at our bfflca. . - - ' SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE LOAM & : TRUST COMPANY '. -. ., A - . Capital, $75,000. r ' v . ' -' . . Surplus, $100,000.' , TV. & ALEXANDER,' r R. A. A. U. McDOXALD, 1 'PrealdBC '.V-. Tioe President. Sec. and Traaa,. ' ' " .-' .'. :' S SISJSMIIISI S I I III SIM J.I I II perlcnce, having commenced writing;. THE WEATHER. Waatilngton, April 14. Forecast : VlrRlnla, showers and wasmer Wednes day; Thursday fair, colder In the Interior; southeast to south winds, shifting to northwest snd becoming high by Thurs- Mr. V V. Heath, of Stalest lllc. Special to The Observer. etatesvllle, April 14. Mr. Charles V. Heath died Sunday morning at his home at Harmony after a long Ill ness. It had been realized for some time that his condition was hopelens and death was not unexpected. About six weeks ago Mr. Heath underwent an operation at the Long Sanatorium here, returning to his home two wselis lattr. The operation was performed s a last effort to save hla life, but It failed In Its purpose. The de ceased was a son of Mrs. MHhurn Heath, of Harmony, and was about 49 years old. He Is survived by a ' wlfg and one child, his mother and a number of brothers. The funeral services were conduct ed at Clarkesbury rhurch ywiterday tv the pastor. Rev. Mr. J. P. Urant- ly, and the interment wa In ClarkeaH bury churchyard. Mrs. J. A. Atkinson, of Hamlet. Correspondence of .The Observer.. Hamlet. April 13. Mrs. J, A. At kinson, wife of the former mayor of this place, died at ner home here Friday evening of last week, after a sickness that covered a month. She was first taken with grip, which ae veloped Into a complication of dis eases and her sufferings were Intense, fehe was 44 yeanfpTa and had been a member, of the Baptist Church for several yearn. While, very young she was married to Mr. J. A. Atkinson, then of Cheraw, S. C, with whom she lived for 48 ysars, and who. with three children, survive. The remains " were token to -Cheraw, 8. C. Satur day and interred In the cemetery at that. place. Quite a number of her friends accompanied the remains to Cheraw, - The funeral services were conducted by Rev. A. M. Burleson and T. A. Bikes. Mra Emmt C. Cowan, of Hamlet. Correspondence of The Observer. Hamlet April IS. Mrs. Emma C. Cowan, relict of the late Thomas Cowan, and one of the oldest citi gens of Hamlet, died late Saturday afternoon of apoplexy. Her death was unexpected and a surprise to her friends, ; as there were but few that even knew that she had been sick at all until apprised of her death, fine leaves one son, Mr. A. 8. Cowan, who had Been one of the leading mer chants of the place until recently, when he sold out and went on tha road. - For about forty years she had . been ' a . member of th Methodist Church, and until her health gave way a few years ago was one of its best workers. The funeral services were- conducted from the Methodist church her yesterday afternoon at 4:f by her pastor, Rev. T. A. Rikes, assisted by Revs. Messrs -Burleson and Pace, of the Baptist and Presby terlsa churches, respectively and was r tha,!argett 'uf.tten.df4 aneral services ever held in the place, thus testifying to the high esteem In which the de ceased was held by those who knew her and loved hr. - She was the most devoted mother that It has been the T-leasure of this correspondent to Voow. Her devotion to her son and grandchildren, whom she had the care of since they were "very small, was beautiful and' they to-day are shrouded in darkness because the one that loved them Is no more. special articles for The- Examiner, published In New xora, wnne no was very young man. Commencement at Union Academy, Unlonvllle, was ushered in last Bun- day when Rev. E. L. Uain preached the baccalaureate sermon in the Methodist church. The sermon was a powerful ene and made a deep Im pression on all who heard It. The commencement exercises win end next Friday and Mr. Locke Craig will deliver he literary address on the afternoon of that day. Many of Pro fessor Hamilton's former pupils have signified their Intention to be present at the closing exercises, and Mr. Craig's reputation as an orator will undoubtedly draw a great many peo ple to hear him. At a meeting of the hoard of educa tion held yesterday afternoon It was decided to close the graded school on April 30th, except as to the tenth and eleventh grades, which will finish the regular term. Lark of founds neces sitates the early closing, a large part of this year's school fund having gone to tha Installation of the steam heating apparatus and to other Im provements and repairs. Superinten dent Blvlns reports good work on the pari of the teachers and pupils throughout the year, and he is pleas ed with the results If "subject" teach ing In the high school grades, a metlw od which was Introduced for the first time this year. Mr. It. L. Davis, Mate organiser of the antl-naloon league, spoke to an audience of about 100 people In the court house lat night. The speaker advanced the usual arguments In fa vor of prohibition and stated that wjmh favored local option, State prohibition became necessary "be cause the other side did not keep Its agreement but attempted to debauch the whole country round about where liquor was sold." NO LOC.VnOX YET SEIiF.OTED. Xctv Propositions Oinsn Orphanage (tmmllteei to Postpone Final Ac tion Till the 39th. fipeclal to The Observer, Salisbury, April 14. The trustees of the orphanage which Is to be estab lished 'by the Western North Caro lina Conference of the Methodist Church met here to-day to decide on a location for the Institution, but no setlon" In this respect was " taken. This was owing to the fact that sev eral new propositions were made, one being from Winston-Salem. The' lo cation committee, of which. Mr. 8. L. Itngers 1s chairman, was continued and will visit Winston-Salem and other places which may make propo sitions. The trustees will meet here again April 29th. when final action will be taken on a location. Propositions will be received until the 23d Inst., but none submitted after that data will be considered.- Those of the board present at the meeting to-day were: Rev. J. H. Detwller, Her. N. R. Richardson snd Mr. C. H. Ireland, of Greensboro: Rev. Frank Slier, Rer. Har.ld Turner and Mr. J. A. Olenn, of Charlotte: Mr. X K, Norfleet. of Winston-Salem; Mr. J. L. Nelson and Mr. O. F. Ivey. of Hickory, and Mr. 8. L. Rogers, of Raleigh. North Carolina and South Carolina, showers Wednesday; Thursday fair, cold er In the Interior, fresh to brisk south winds, shifting to northwest. Georgia, partly cloudy Wednesday: Thursday fair, cooler In north portion; fresh winds mostly south. Tennessee, Kentucky and West Vir ginia, showers Wednesday; Thursday fair, cooler. k East Florida, local showers Wednesday, except fair In extreme south portion Thursday (air; fresh east to south winds. West Florida and Louisiana, generally fair Wednesday and Thursday; light to fresh south winds. Alabama and Mississippi, generally fair Wednesday snd Thursday, cooler Thurs day In north portions; light to fresh south winds on the coast; East Texas, generally fair Wednesday and Thursday; fresh south' winds on the coast. West Texas, generally fair Wednesday and Thursday, except possibly showers Wednesday night or Thursday in extreme west portion. Arkansas, generally fair Wednesday and Thursday, warmer Thursday. National Bank Protection ; Means a Great Deal to a Depositor You have all the assets of the, bank, guarded by the National Banking Act, and in addition the individual liability of the stockholder, to protect your deposits. There is no better security for your savings. We pay 4 per cent, interest, compounded quarterly. Certificates of deposit bearing same rate of in terest issued in any amount not less than $25. Capital, Surplus and Profits $800,000.00 gives ab solute security. COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANE CHARLOTTE, N. C. . First National Bank CHARLOTTE, N. C.- ORGANIZED IMS, Capital and Proflta...... .$54O,00Q.0 Tour - business respectfully solicited. HENRY M. McADEKf. .... President . 4NO. F. ORB Cashier. The Merchants & Farmers National Bank LOCAL OFFICE U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU. Charlotte, April H.-Sunrise 6:62 a. m.; unset tl:M p. m. ' TEMPERATURE (In degrees). Highest temperature 72 Lowest temperature .. ,. it Mean temperature .... 63 Excess for the day 4 Accumulsted excess for month fl Accumulated excess for year 198 PRECIPITATION (in Inches). Total fnr 14 hours ending I p. m 0 Total for the month 0.11 Accumulated deficiency for month.. 1.4 Total for tha year ' .. ...14.31 Accumulated deficiency for year ... O.M Prevailing wind direction .......... B. W. J. BENNETT. Observer. BANDY A MYERS. r Consulting Engineers. . Water - Supply - and - - Purification, Sewerage, Sewerago Disposal, Roads, Streets, Pavements, Water Power, Hydro-Electrio Plants, Irrigation, Drainage, Reinforced Concrete. 8ur veys. Estimates, Plans and Specifica tion. Construction Superintended. Complete Plants, designed and con strueted. Main Office., S75-77 Arcade Building, Greensboro, North Carolina. . Branch Office, Laurlnburg, North Carolina. " 1K. CHAIO TX VlLKKH. A Crowded Tfouso Hears the A"hTlHe Man, and ne Makes a tine Impres sion. Special to The . Observer. . North Wlllcesboro, April 14. Mr Locke Craig, candidate for Governor, spoke here last night at the opera house to a large audience of the town and country. Home men- who could not get seats were turned away. A large number of ladles was present. - The speakeV was forcefully Intro duced by Mayor O. C. Da ivy. Mr. -eralf- suited out ia3mly--a:iidj-mftmi aweuing shortly upon his own can -dldacy he sounded the principles of Democracy with a power, force and eloquence that' has not been heard bare in years. He emphasized the record of the party he had served and not himself, and In tones vibrating with feeling he Spoke of political battles and settled Issues of tha past Aa amen In the rear of the audience once was the occasion of a striking fait by the speaker. 6 Per Cent Bonds Our Coupon Bonds are se cured by first mortgage en Im proved real estate double In value the amount .. of bond Issue. In addition to this first mortgage, they are .guaran teed in every particular by our company. Nothing could be safer. Write for booklet, giving full description of plan. NORTH CAROLINA TRUST CO., Greensboro, N. C. A. W. McAllster, Pre a R. J. Mebane, See. and Trees. We Will Buy 10 American Trust Co. North Carolina Bonds Is and (a, 10 Henrietta Mill stock (N. C.) 10 Commercial National Bank. WeWiirSell I Little-Long Co. atock .. ,. ,. ...... jjs 1 Blacksburg Oil Co.. .... - jq 17 Imperial Mill stock -fN. CKt 40 German American Prefd, .. .. .. - m W Paoolet Mill stock Prefd. joo 100 Highland Park stock Prefd. .. .... ma 15 Gaston Mfg." Ce. atock .. lot -Jrt4a45-riraIaeCa U Brawn Mfg. Co. stock (N. C). 10 Mayes Mfg. Co. stock .; .. ! 30 mint Mfg. Co. stock ' :. in If you wapt to buy or sell securities list your, wants with ua Southern Securities; & Trust Company U South Colleg St. Charlotte, I. C FOR $2,100 CASH We offer for five days only a five-room cottage with city water, one block of Southern Passenger Station. The cottage is in fine condition and on good size level lot. Owner needing money and makes above special price. Look at it and take in the surroundings and you will see that this is a bargain. J. E. MURPHY & COMP'NY B 43 N. Tryon. "Phone 843. 4 Blocks from Square Seven-room Cottage, modern conveniences, lot 40x193, side entrance; g.od stable $3,600. Can arrange terms. This property is especially desirable because close in. Will be Bold at once. Brown & Company. -1 Phone 535. 203 N. Tryon St. Charlotte, N. 0. k DEPOSITARY FOR United States Government ' " " State of North- Carolina County of Mecklenburg and City of Charlotte. We would also like to be your depositary. GEO. E. WILSON, President. fSO, B. ROS&V Vice President. Vi. C WILKINSON, Cashier. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCeOCOOOOOOOOOOO LIMIT YOUR SPENDING and SAVE the balance. That- js a better way to get a start financially than to limit your saving arid SPEND ' the balance. We help you to save by paying you interest on your deposits. .s " ' -j. Southern loan Savings Bank JOHN M. SCOTT, President. XV. S. ALEXANDER, Vloe Pres. W. k JENKINS, Cashier. , 0CXXX60000OC30C)0000C)O0OO00O0000000O0000000OO0O00O THE CHARLOTTE NATIONAL BANK Depositoty For the United - States, ' ' ; State of North Carolina, County of Mecklenburg : City of Charlotte. I: . Resources. ....$1,500,000.00 Large and small accounts invited arid treated in as liberal a manner as balances and responsibility warrant. 'J ' ' V OFFICERS B. D. HEATH, President J. H. LITTLE, Vice President. JOHN M. SCOTT, Vice President. . W. H. TWITTT, Caehler. y TO'Day, Brethren, ToDay The new -series Mutual B. 4k L. Is Just warming up. good. Therell be lots of shares' taken to-day. Make up your mind now to say "somethlns and start In to: wia.-T Off can do lf ":'" ' - - You Business Men should carry Investment shares here. But for just such stock dur Ing the recent panic many a fellow would have gone to the walL - Theftew,S$rlesf ' sUrted Ust 8aturday, and) everybody. ' la'-welcome.; The lS-year-old. boy who starts with a, few shares new and. sticks to It will win, la most cases be able to retire with, a competency by middle life. .:'y::,: '...;,."'. ;; .v ' E L KEESLERr Sec and Treas. Tbooe t4. . J- ' v JS S. Tryon St BEAUTIFUL fOURTH WRAD LOT We have one of the most desirable building lots in Fourth Ward,, located at 407 N. Poplar street, 47 1-1x141, with a lOfoot alley on the side and back. This lot Is cheap at $4,000, but for- a -quick sale we offer it at 12.500. Remember, you can't buy this lot at this price after April 15th, 1108. CABOUNA REALTY CO., W. D. WILKINSON, Manager. B. R. LEE,' Secretary. J. P, LONO, Sales Agent. ft Iorth Tryon 8L 'Phone . SOS. OOCXOCOCXXXX)CXX)OOOCXOOOQOCK who were too late to'get their funds in for the New Interest Period which Jjgan April 1st can get our certificates of "deposit, which pay 4 per cent, if held three months or longer. THE: AMERICAN TRUST Trust BnildingrT- r , - OOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO i rT tH I I tit I ! T We otter an elegant f-rootn house ia best section of Dllworth, lot 75x150, modern conveniences. Party anxious to selL , See or .'phone . The Charlotte Trust & Realty Co, CaplUl $200,000.60.'' 077 A. 0. Craig, Secretary. 1 0 F J 1 1 . W. J. Chambers, Treas 10 L tiiiminiiiiiiiiittiiH4Mi4iiii,lt; it Wood fibre Wall Plaster,; '"Hard Clinch. -THE BUILDERS FRIEND Z Z Freeilng does not hurtj natural shrinkage win not , crack ttt water does not make U faU o, hard si stesM Write fbr bookie. , Maaafactared ky . -"v.- QHHRLOTTE PLASTER (BO. Write for Booklet. ' " I Charlotta, N. CL THAT HANDSOME NEW HOME Just completed .on Seventh street at Piedmont Park, with corner ' lot fronting 11 feet on the macadam street and overlooking both - lakes at Iadependeace ft J-Or A 1rk ! one of the most attractive homes to be X l V I found In Greater Char- -lotto at the price, which U J)(4 QJ If Terms easy. It 1 one block -T Jw . from car line, onlf six minutes' run to the centre of the dry. has electric lights, first-class -plumbing, handsome mantels, and Is a very complete home, "neat as a pin," and all ready to move Into. ee us about It. -F. C. ABBOTT CO. . , '. , Everythliic ba Real Estaie," Q i 7
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