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i,;L..::;j::nmE::E j. b. mun u 4 ihhii vaacairrioK aaTS. Pm Tear , . x Halii . i Ttnt Moatas mm., a. KM It AWrWlfrtn nlM ea aa a ta ?fl!SA!t"wW MMolattaaa Re- eacl . alalia rUol,?"7!i i?;Stere 11 eU mall matter April 14. lMk t b paetofflee ,at Co.- Z72''- mm tte. OmJXy TMkwa 52oilf, J ' TwW Month J .City UM Concord, N. C, September 11, 1911. lO. TAFT OK HIS TRAVELS. 1 President Taft having given out . th itinerary for hi 13,000 mile jour ney to begin Sept. 15, local recep '. tie committees may now remove the moth balls from frock coats, and bor row their high bats. They can also get all tb satisfaction possible from rehearsing speeches that will be 'drowned oat by the uproar of a crowd oat to see a real live president. Th presidential custom of "swing ing around the circle" is derided as a mere building of political fences. Yet even our reverend George Wash ington descended from his pedestal five months after inauguration for a long journey out to meet the every day people. When President Monroe took his four months' trip in a day of no tel egraphs and slow mails, he got all out of touch with public business. The newspapers roasted him well for neg lect of his work. They might have felt better had he not offended ideas of Jeffersonian simplicity by ascend ing the Delaware river in a boat lined with crimson " velvet, propelled by oarsmen in white trousers and sleeves and crimson vests. When he got to New Hampshire the governor refused to receive him, and the party found their, way around alone by the guide hoards. To many onlookers, the hurried and sterotyped speeches from oar platforms, the meaningless tasks of handshaking, the time spent in use less contemplating of freight yards and cross ties, make the journey an v rrraticmal one. I But no doirbt the president gets his chance to talk with those in each locality who represent the conscience 1 and brains of that community. At Washington he sees mostly pohb- Jeian class, who notoriously mlsrepre- sent the general pubUc pulse. I On the road he will hear things worth listening to from men whose time is too valuable for hanging around Congressional lobbies. I I Charlotte Chronicle. The State Corporation Commission is to be commended for its action in ordering an investigation of tax as- sessment8 in some of the counties, $ where, it is evident, railroad proper & ties have, bees assessed out of all pro portion to farming lands. A state j news item shows that the Seaboard is getting up data in Anson county. The wclaim is mode by the Southern that in comparison, it has been excessively 'Assessed in Davidson and Forsyth, and vPitt and Wilson requirements of the ke offenders, also. It is the duty of th Corporation Commission to see Ithat the valuation in each county are based on the requirements of the f State tax regulation. For a Ion? time It her has been disposition on part &ox ine suiaonues oi some of counties to "gong" the railroads, and there Jean be no doubt that there was great tiiunnllt. tk. n J . x ifmiwu; u u Aaviuauu county I mission-will wia the approval of the people of the state in making the f rauroad assessment square with the nent on county propertv. The i deserve XniM measure of ins- ie aaa projection. ; wvcuns; us xasy. While ft certain judge was trvine fa young man who kept movimr about in tne Tear of the court room,- luting cnairs ana loosing unaer tnings. "yon are making a great deal of "Tour honor," replied th young 1 many4?I lost my overcoat and jitm trying to Una it." fr.-v-v ..j-n .,. 5 W1L" said th venerable jurist, . peopi oiien r lose . wnoi . suits bar without all that disturbance." V XI Xante Difference V-.; - Casey had met with an injury and when t' :y Ttisbed him to the hospit al all t J found in his' pockets was a brr' i clay pip and some tobacco. "Id have to put you in the shan ty ward," whispered the doctor ten- "T ' 't c"s whaC ward yon put , , i.. .1 Ciidey, "as long at ii a a I-fssocr&uo ward." - ::, qoye&sou a coztzZzxcz. Spring Lai a, N. J, Sept. 12. If lb aotulioa of aoa of tb (Teal probkeoa uafruntULf ta aatioa at (a praaaal lis U b itd by lb taUUiaat Ueatio of wli qualified t spk oa Lb nbjaU as signed Umib, tha baftaflta of a wide spread and lasting Bator nay b x patted ta result tram tb anneal eoav fra af th (oraraon of th staUs of th anion, which anemblad at Nw Monmouth UnUi bar today. It is perhaps, om of ta most aotabbt gathering that has arar toat to eon aider question pertaining; to th pub lic waller. Th eonf areaeo will eoo tinii antil Saturday.. Tb roll call by Secretary William George Jordan, of Naw York, deral oped tha fact that tbirty-aix atataa wer represented by tbeir chief ex ecutive, with th probahty that eer eral other will arrive in time to take part in th later proceeding, of th' f.ren v.i. ndfflifoia. Washington and Florida, with practi cally all of the intervening common, wealths, were represented. In addi tion, the attendance included several members of congress, financiers of note, educators, jurists and captains of industry who were specially invit ed to take part in the deliberations. The gathering was called to order promptly at 11 o'clock this morning. The proceedings began with an ad dress of welcome by Governor Wood row Wilson, of New Jersey, and a response for the visitors by Governor Joseph M. Carey, of Wyoming. The programme for the remainder of the day included papers on "Strengthen ing the Power of the Executive," by Governors Emmett O'Neal, of Ala bama, and Edwin L. Norris, of Mon tana, and an address by Governor Augustus E. Willson, of Kentucky, on the "Possibilities of the Governors Conference," which was listened to with close attention by the distin guished assemblage. Employers' liabilty and working- men's compensation will be the topic of discussion at tomorrow's sessions. The opening addresses will be made by Governors bugene N. loss, of Massachusetts, and Charles S. Deneen of Illinois. A business session will be held in the evening for the considera tion of the preliminary plans for the conference to be held next year. Thursday will be given over to the consideration of two subjects of gen eral interest and importance. The first will be the inheritance tax, on which subject the disenssion will be led by Governors John A. Dix, of New York, and Edmond W. Noel, of Mississippi. The second subject is "The Right of the States to Fix In tra-State Trallic Kates," which will be discussed by Governors Chester H. Aldrieh. of Nebraska, Herbert S. Hadley, of Missouri, and others. Thursday evening a dinner will be given to the governors by the enter tainment committee at the Spring Lake cansino. "State Control of Public Utilities" will be the subject on Friday, the principal papers being by Governors Beryl F. Carroll, of Iowa, and Fran cis E. McGovern, of Wisconsin. On Saturday morning ' ' Problems of Pris on Labor" will be the topic, with addresses by Governors Chase S. Os born, of Michigan, and Oswald West, of Oregon. Tn ndHitinn in thnRA nArrtpd a num. w ber of other governors will have part in the proceedings. Included among the number are Goverors Judson Har mon, of Ohio, Simeon E. Baldwin, of Connecticut, Tasker L. Oddie, of Ne vada, William E. Glasscock, of West Virginia, William H. Mann, of Vir ginia, Robert" S. Vessey, of South Da kota, Jared Y. Sanders, of Louisiana, Robert P. Bass, of New Hampshire, Marion E. Hay, of Washington, Os car E. Colquitt, of Texas, Aram J. Pothier, of Rhode Island, Richard E. Sloan, of Arizona, John F. Shafroth, of Colorado, James H. Hawley, of Idaho, Albert W. Gilchrist, of Flor ida, Austin L. Crothers, of Maryland, and W. F. Freer, of Hawaii. HIVES AND PRICKLY HEAT RE LIEVER FREE. There are no condition i attached to this offer. If you are suffering with hives, prickly heat, insect bites, or any other skin afflictions, we want you to accept with our compliments a fret bottl of ZEMO, the clean liquid remedy for eczema, and all diseases of the skin and scalp. - mi!, a 1.-AA1. ? . an t a . xiiia ire oouie is not iuu size out it is large enough to show yon the wonderful healing and soothing effects Call today for a sample bottl of EUU at Marsh's Drug Store- Hughes for President New Tort Sept, 10. The so-eall- ed progressive wing of the Republi can party, which bas opened political I J L tTT.l ! 1 . neauquaners in vr asuingion 10 op pose the nomination of President Taft, will, early in the year, eoneen trate its forces in an effort to bring about the nomination of . Charles Evans Hughes, formerly Governor of York and now Justice of the Su preme Court of the United States, as th Republican candidate for the Presidency, is the information which reached the Sun correspondent today irom a trustworthy source. ' Senator Robert LaFollette. of Wis consin, it is said, will withdraw from the contest and support' Justice Hughes in the national convention. Xep your vacation Trithdn the lim its of your purse.. :-. , : ; :v , Among the ether exciting events of np-to-dat civilization tha modern fish V. m, WA&3Z?S TO . AO aCSSOrXAXILi Situation ia U IWa-S trick ' China Vary aUriom. ; Waahinrtoa, SepC . Coaditiont in tb Strheahm pcoriae of China, her Aasricaa Miaslonari and othr torignrs are thratnd by rebellious Cbinose, wer lrprtd t tb Stat Department today a aor MM than at any tin sis tb riota began. ... American warshios in Aaiatie wa t ra bar been ordered to proceed to tb seen f troabl to protect Ameri can eitiaen. Tb gunboats Saratoga, New Orleans and Helens win leer Shanghai early tomorrow morning for Nanking. Tb gunboat Eleanor it already at Hankow, tb eeotr of tb disturbance, and another vessel will shortly 4w dispatched there. Keport to tb Stat Department " u v ln Cl I!" through the Yangts ally fcy aU far 1-3 . a . X. al . M . eigne r. it was reported that native about Cbentu were preparing to at tack foreigners. The Chinese Gov rnment is promising protecton, but seems unable to guarantee it. Great distress ta still being felt from the floods in the lower Yangtse Valley. The riots there, originally brought on by prospect of famine, are now said to be dree ted at foreigners. At Peking today the Department learned that it was currently report ed that Chentu (was posted with anti foreign placards, and that the na tives were banding to gether and de Minister Senh, of the Department of Communications, be removed. Sheng is held responsble for the Chinese. Assessments Too Low. Raleigh, Sept. 9. In connection with the hearing given the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company today by the Corporation Commission as State tax commissioner in the com plaint of the railroad companies that the tax assessment against the rail road is excessive compared with as sessments on real property generally, there were seven witnesses examin ed as to tax valuation in New Han over, Durham, Moore, Mecklenburg and Chatham counties. For Mecklenburg county, A. W. Brown testified that tax assessments will not average over 40 to 50 per cent, of money value. He said he was a member of the tax board in 1907 and was also a member of the board of equalization. The increase in the assessments was greater in the county than in Charlotte. Particularizing, Mr. Brown said the Selwyn hotel was assessed at about $75,000, rented for $18,000 a year, was mortgaged for $100,000 And was worth between $150,000 and $200,00. The hotel people say no dividend has been paid and the hotel has never been a money-maker. How'a Tala We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can' not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, a We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the laat IS years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by his nrm. WALDINO. KINNIX MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure 1 taken Inter nally, acting directly upon th blood and mucous surfaces of th system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 7 bo. par Dottle, ttoia oy an Druggists. IBM nation. Take Hall's Family Pills for Constl Foley's Honey and Tax Compound Still retainj its high place as ths best household remedy for all coughs and colds, either for children or grown persons. Prevents serious results from a cold. Take only the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Comopund, and refuse substitutes. For sale by M. L. Marsh, druggist. Foley Kidney PiUs Will reach your individual case if you hsve any form of kidney and bladder trouble or urinary irregular ities. For sale by HL L. Marsh, drug- gist. Use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur and Your Gray Hair Will -Quickly Vanish. i Gray hslr b a mark of are. and noth ing that can be' said as to Its beauty will offset th disadvantage f this mark of ag act apon your brow. ' Wyeth' Bag and Sulphur Hair Rem edy darkens, the hair and restore it to its youthful beanty. Our grandmothers and . tbeir grand mother before them ed aac and sulphur for darkening tneir nir, Nothing aa ever been found mor effective for this purpoa than these two time-honored remedies, . but Wyeth, a. modern chemist, ha com bined th two with other ingredient, which make .a delightful dreasinr (or th hair, snd which not only remove every trac of dandruff bat promote th growth of th hair. - It also stops the hair treat falling out, and make it beautiful. i . . ' AU druggists ar authorised to refund the money if it fail to do exactly ai represented. . . . Don't neglect your hair and don't re sort to old-time hair dye." Get a bottl of Wyeth's Sage snd Sulphur from your druggist today, snd notice tb differ ence ia your hair after a few day an. , This preparation is offered to th public at fifty cent a bottle, and is commended and sold by all dvnggista GRAY HA ou Our Cotteft lOa. Charlotte Obrvr. North Carolina's stracrtk in eot toa null is qnite graphically t forth by Prof. . C Brooks, U aa article ua "North Carolina aa a b(aaufarar iag State; North Carolina Edoee- Uoa. Mm says that U w foltow tb Sotbrn - Railway - freca Durbasi through Buriicrtoa, Craanaboro. Sal. iaboxy, CWord, Charlotte and Gaa- toaia. ar will pea tb eaaXar of cot ton manufactoring in North Carolina. Gaston eounty bad in tb number of lactone and amount of capital in- ted, ' Tb North Carolina factories eonsBm naor bale of ottoa than any other Southern State.. . Tbr has been eoonderabl development sine 1880 when there war only forty-nine eotton factories in tb state. Today ther ar 331. North Carolina man ufacture 755,667 bales of eotton an nually, while this state produces only 619,886 bates. In other words, 100,. 000 bale ' more ar manufactured than is produced. So varied is the manufacturing that North . Carolina eotton ia insufficient for certain grades of cloth and over 3,000 bales of foreign eotton is imported from West India and Egypt. If we com pare North Carolina with other states and other countries, w find that Mas sachnsette is the only State in Amer ica that manufactures more eotton than North Carolina. It is about five times as much: Germany thro times as, mch, and France 50 per cent. -more than North Caroline. However, nearly all the eotton man ufactured in these foreign countries is raised in the United States. The foreign, labor is more skilled than the North Carolina labor, and the for eign countries manufacture the finer goods, while North Carolina and the Southern states manufacture, as a role, the coarser goods. Restores color to Gnj or Faded hair Removes Dan druff and invigorates the Scalp Promotes a luxuriant, healthy hair growth Stops its falling out. Is not a dye. Sl-SS sad 50.. at Dra Stares er dlraat am nonst af ana and Saalar's aaaa. Saaa Ma. at Drassiata. aBfUSB ALL SUBSTITUTES SOLD AND EZCOMMENDED BY GIBSOIT DRUG COMPAITT. HOW OIIE vomaii won Ber Heilth wd Strength Back Again by The Use tfUrdui. Tampa. Fls. Tn a letter from this City. Mrs. E. a Corum writes: "I was ail weakened ana worn out with wo manly troubles. My husband brought me some Cardul as a tonic, and, from the flrst day, it seemed to help. i naa almost lost my reason, but. thanks to Cardul, I did not - Soon, I xeii ana loozea im n new woman. . I think th remedy Is wonderful. I recommend It to my friends, for I have received areat benefit from It" Cardul acts specifically on the weak. ened womanly organs, strengthening the muscles and nerves, and building them np to health. : ' It helps to refresh tha worn-out ner. Tons system and relieves the effects of overworn, botn mental and physical. kuxj yearr success nil use tuiiy prove the merit of this purely vege table, tonlo. remedy for women. . In every community, there live som wno nave been benaatea by Cardul Tne beneficial effects of tnls time tested woman's remedy, soon show themselves la many different ways. Try ic ft n.-Wriit rifeawlaflWA4vfarjaBt Chatta. aaota Madkla. Co.. Challaaooam. Twia, tm fipaomi jaKmenoiM, an m pa book. Hoaw Ti DR. J. S. LAFFERTY Practice limited t Bra, Kar. Noa aoo i grwu ana r iiiina; uiassea, Offlc In th Morris building. Room No. IS over Cabarru Saving Sank. OiBc hours! S t 11 a. a, an L to 4 . 1- , , i r, i T ( i r i i" ' a DENTISTRY I am now la th af orris Bnlldlnar. avar u vaoarma . Bavinaw Sana. CHICHESTER S FILLS J r. tn n m .una taal-al Aa Jnr Urmgmi tot I'liiai ta a. ret and k, botssm, sasUd mt 1)1 ua 7a ifchBv 3-r 4 sntc Him kibbosa. -r vMg tJk J'stANs I- caJi. kar ft ywaws tatwn aa neat, nataat, Atwava Kat tsM a me 3 c:i;;:t n ana at Col.'. Hot Plaat Sap. WtU Sake sis loaves of light m4 wit. Ir fual thaa say nase auda. Oa arcoaat o tbe oaa lm Col tat Sual Sir Bark aa the Bo Blast OaaiaaMka yoa eaa kak a katrh af Mltkt SMd, Ml a tb fact taiaaiaing tmr a ey BMai ar wht work has bm Salahd Llfkt bra.4 tboaiil ha silnwa to baka from 46 to o aUnatM. IM feaat Kt.lm ia tbe SMTy ana autrrlal, tha hot hi.at eannaa, tloa Six! tbe orrlrrt emnl of tlx Sra It Mibl for jria ta tn la t'"W. "- ht ( Wit bOQt IK bta of r Oxtra Sie bad if m ( Y.-r kit. n-a. ana e.a b ke- 1 t r imiimf-4 log bferatt so a- -r - wt,-k rn-i- a auirk ana. I,,.-,. v !. w faiw-4 Ian., Itianajbtr ' a 1" w-t. ar. but avabudlaS ka aa. iurf bj at mum s- Hy Barllaa Song i. .mmm tar Ha.ajaa.in th. sag sad ktepla tae S.l elna ..d fcaalthr. alto lor ra. raagh aaaai audssaatiaea. 25a. al Dfaailaia. " Bitchie Hard war Company. Cotton Erlcxs Bc& C Gold rroa Euro. Baltimore Sun. Cotton is th nvwt valaabU of all rope, and lh yieid of Zar ax ccdd In valo Ual of say previous yar. bertary tlanry U. XlaaUr, of tb hew Orias Erchanra, sUmat that the lint and seed produced last year brought 11,030,000,000. Th 1&0S.T9 yield was 1,700,000 bales mora, but owing to th lower price. brougtt ri&4, 000,000 lew; and tbe 13AU.000-baJ crop of 1906-'07 brought S222,00MK) leas. So it seems that "hamper", crop not only brings leas per pound, but less in tb aggregaU than th smaller yields.- . Mot manufactures but raw staples maintain our "balance of trade" with Enron. If it wera not for eotton. wheat, corn, oil and copper we would find ourselves at th end of each year owing Europe a vast sum. . Tb tar iff does not "protect" these products, which give us the "balance of trad" that the protectionists are so fond of pointing to as a vindication of tne maintenance of an abnormally high tariff on manufactured pro ducts.' . We have to send hundreds of mil lions to Europe to pay interest in charges oa bonds and stocks to pay freights in the foreign-owned steam ships that haul our products, to keep up the establishments of wealthy ex patriates and to pay the expenses of the hundreds of thousands who tour the Continent every summer. It ia not the output of the highly-protect ed manufacturers but eotton and grain which bring back the gold from Eu rope and transfer the balance to th right side of the international ledger. Common Colds Must Be Taken Seri ously For unless cured they ssp the vit ality and lower the vital resistance to more serious in infection. Protect your children and yourself by the prompt use of Foley's Hooey and Tar Compound and note the quick and de cisive results. - For coughs, colds, whooping, bronehitis snd affections of the throat, chest and lungs it is an ever ready and valuable remedy. For sale by M. u Marsh, t'ruggist. ;- ,. The auto and tbe aeroplane contin ue to be deadly rivals. l I Foley's Kidney Remedy (Idauid) ' Is a great medicine of proven value for both acute and chronic kidney and bladder, ailments It is especially recommended to elderly people for its wonderful tonic and reconstructive qualities, and the permanent relief and comfort it gives them. For sale by M. I Marsh, druggist. It is not too late for yon to send a kiddie or two to toe corurtry. Before Ton Beach ths Limit - of physical endurance and while your condition is still curable, take Foley Kidney Pills, Their quick action and positive results will delight you. . r or backache, nervousness, rheumatism, and all kidney, bladder and urinary troubles. For sale by M. I Marsh, druggist. v Breed! Good Flour always means Good Bread use , and be convinced that yon hsve the BEST at a Low Fries. . I .;' Dove-Bost Co? Phone 21- and 421. . i KbaVaLUIsiaat. th beat remedy lor JUMuma turn, BcaiUca, Lame Back, 8 1 1 f Joints and at nsde. Barm Throat, CMt, gtraiaa, Bprsins, Cuts, Brnlsv CoUo, Clamps, H omalgia, Toothache, and all Nerr, Bone and ViucU A e h a and Pain. TMgeoom has Noah's Ark oa vry . packs r and looks lis this cut, but has BED bead on front ot paskag aad ' Moafc's Uwlair ahray In. BED Ink. Beware oi hnltattoBS. Large bottle. 25 cents, and sold by an dealer la atsdlsln Ooaranteed or moiny re. fuadsd by Noah Remedy Co., Ine, BWimond. Va. mitm s -n Vccd'sFdl Seed Cctcl:3 just issued tells what crops yoq can put in to make, the L quickest grazing, or hay. to . Kelp out the short, feed crops. Also tells about both -. ' V-.;-' '''':'itm,"- g.1 - that can Im planted In the fall ; to advantage and profit tzl Czt' z:? tl.ouli have a ' copy of tLis catalcj. ' , '. It is t-e Lest and rnoat com plete fall seed catalog iasucdL . T , !acd fits. X'i. s for it r - f v, Oread! k w a, w ' i- ' a . . . Qt -w - t .HO WCrll jUbOUt VlZZS ZZ77 Rcnl prices. Ths cricc i3 trr-zd And it isn't stomped .. ' putHe xccuntint3 hayo. Cured'lha ccct ; ofiriifhcturetuadcfrrhetlrj the Fiva Per Cent Conniizzlcru These accountants pay no. attention to the , cld-fashirnVi1 superstition of "even money r : : ,: prices. AU tney care K curate, cios8fi&ing price. The cj&tf thing that Rfdeslsners cart aoout is to put just as much . ValU0iwst as much Style and , i -Comfort and Wear as they p- Y ;.caa equeeze into each shoe." r ; j l n uung car aos r hns namely, Big; jaSn.i5a r - valua ia a j , fitting prie you'r anra to find in ' Itagjala.;,,-;,:.''. S33Sto-,$58S: 'I - Leading Clothiers and Genb, Do Yon Want to In Citx or County ? Have Just What You Want I.Offer for Sale the FoUawfo? Real Estate ci tie City of t Uncord aiidia tne Best Farming Property 70 seres & miles east , of Concord, lie well with rod clay subsoil. ; . : . 88 seres 5 miles easterly of Con. cord with buildings and 0 acres tim ber. , , .136 seres 5 miles sastairr of Con scrd,two story dwelling oat buildings, $00 yonnf bearing nursery fruit trass, 65 seres timber $16.00 per aera. ' 200 acres X .miles - nortbsast of Conoord. . , j - , 200 seres well improved land in. No. 7 township. ' " 200 seres well improred land ia No, 8 township. 131 acres in No ll townsblp, two miles south of Coneerd. Y ;; , j i ; . 8 1-4 acres in No. 4 township VA miles south west of Eshnapolis on twe public roads, large orchard with plen ty of fruit. A fruit crop nss omy failed one on this place ia 20 years, lies well snd is rery desirable. ; . 200 acres on Charlotte road 3 fflQes weft , of Concord. One of the very best -of farms . in Cabarms eounty. Will cut to suit piirchaier. . ' 36 seres 1 mile east of Concord. y 110 acres 7 miles north of Coneord, on Big Cold Water ereek f200, half cash, balance in 12 months. i.r- . . 77 acres one mile nst of Coneord on New JEalisbury road. , In ' t!b state of eulUrationr 6 rocra oi'.,r 2 double barns, double t - 2 w U One water; 35 acres in eul:ivsil-a, 15 seres meadow; 200 choice " -' pesej and 430 pear tuee; s o ' -r ries, plants and rrp viues; 13 lout fin foreet tlid-r. ' " xlA j:z v:zzz,- tzl w 9 W J W . . I . a kfc mr0 i ' C - ca until chartered aUXTut is an cc svai - J ia . si ass ' ii .1 Bni Real folate? If so. : No Doubt I rart ct Ubarrcj Ccsty. Qty Propertjr , ' e-Boom Cottage- an North'! Sprint street, lot 70s 200 feet. ... - 8-Booq Hons with modern ua proremenU and a good large bara: lot 99x240 feet, vt t 5-Eoom Cottage and stable on Soatfi Union street, . - , , , 8-Eoom Dwelling en Georgia at anna, lot 70x200. with saodera ia DrovanuiiilaL -v . . 8-Boom Cottage - on West Depot street - . - ( x -v-. - .: . v-iwva vyuiiag on oouia unioa street, lot 124x350 f est. , . Mtoom' Cottage rith ssodera isT r--. - -va Tffaavs VWIMssi 99 80x200. ' 4-Room Cottage on East Corbin. lot -60x350 feet ,. . ( y : 8-room eottsge, one-half aer lot oa Jone t rest, la Wsdsworth AddUL . ' on easy terms..";'; .. ;-' ,. i ' four-room cottages ai Browns milt ; : S nice building lots oi. East Depot, 5 nice " building lots i aa- North Church. " ' 1 building lot on South Unioa. eoh recient to business part of towa.4' C acres of land st CiLaoa '"i. - a ' 1 store house at Look J . 6-room cottaje on UcCiH street) lot 60x150 feet, 1 . 2-tory bouse on Ana street, lot COxlSO feet o ; A trick store house for- rent ep poiilt Crown - Eros, stable a good stand tt bn&Inest. ; ' ' ' . ' ."'.tcJ to rent a sir-room, furcl.u6d, ' i a desirtlls eos: jiu :y. to I Lrrs if. ,i V .
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