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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-09-18

London, Sept l6.-The Associated
Press is informed that Japan and
Great Britain have exchanged views
on the latest demands made by Rus
STA on China and that they decided
TO protest separately to the Pekn
government against their acceptance
| In case this should prove fruitless
and Russia continues the occupation
Of Manchuria. Japan proposes to break
off the negotiations with Russia fo:
a definition of their respective right
in Manchuria and Corea and to
demand of the St. Petersburg gov
eminent that it order the evacuation
OF Chinese territory
1--WE cannot permit the postpone
ment OF the evacuation" said the
Japanese authority. "for Russia would
utilize the additional time to streng
then her feet and army in the far
east. Already her naval tonnage
there Is equal to ours. Public senti-
ment i'll Japan is deeply stirred by
Russia's failure to carry out her
promises to evacuate Manchuria. and
demands the withdrawal of her troops
on the date fixed a year ago.
Pekin. Selt. 1G.-Chi Hung Tung,
director of commerce. is urging the
ministers to use their influence with
Prince Ching. the president Of the
foreign Office. to reject the latest Rus
sion proposals regarding the evacua-
ton Of Manchuria He fears that
Ching will accept them unless pres
sure is brought to bear on him. NJ.
Uchida, the Japanese minister here,
has warned Ching against the ac-
ceptance of the Russian proposition.
a,, -,-o
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-09-18
HlJFlQR
|OF THElM|
oarino n the Extreme.

Daring n the Extreme. .,.,
"you smoke very admiringly OF 'ns'
mans courage
Yes"
But he never was a soldier i"
fireman or a policeman. Aka,
mo. But he eats mushrooms t""'
he has gathered HIMSELF
BETTING a Waitress.
Polk-She took part in your "A"
teur play, didn't she! -,
Jolk-Uh, yes, she took the part %
4 waitress. ~,
Polk-What sort Of costume o'o
she wear?
Jo1k-A fetching one, Of course.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-09-18

The Mckinley monument, which
was unveiled at Toledo, Ohio, Sep
TENDER IA, is a square column OF gray
liam Mckinley" cut on it's face. On
the four sides his life history is brief
ly rccited. The shaft is surmounted
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-09-18
BULGARIANS GET READY.
Twenty Thousand Soldiers Modified
On the Turkish Frontier.

On the Turkish Frontier.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept 16.-No import.
ant step is likely to be taken at the
present critical juncture. pending the
return to the capital of Prince Ferdi-
nand and reply from the powers or
some intimation from them In response
to Bulgaria's note.
The air here is flied with rumors OF
mobilization. 1t is alleged that the first
three divisions of the army have been
called ont. In official quarters, how
ever, it is declared that the only step
actually decided upon is the summon
ing to colors of the first three divis.
ions. who retired from the army during
the last three years. This will give a
force of some 10000 men who will be
chiefly employed in strengthening the
troops along the frontier.
1t is expected that week will suffice
to enable the ministry to Judge OF the
extent to which its final appeal to the
powers is likely to prove successful.
j Doubts are expressed in diplomatic
circles whether the Bulgarian note Will
| bring any decisive results, but there Is
| every disposition to recognize the sin.
cerity Of the ministry's attitude and its
complete justification for issuing such
| document, in view of the immense
! forces that Turkey is gathering in
| threatening close proximity to the Bull.
garian frontier.
Sofia, Sept. l6.-Replying TO notes OF
! the Turkish representative here in
which it was alleged that the insnrrec.
! ton in Macedonia was the work of Bull.
garia bands who had crossed the from
! tier the Bulgarian government has re-
piled. refuting the accusations. review.
: ed the history Of the insurrection and
! claimed that the outbreak was the d.
! rect result of the existing form of gov
! crnment in Macedonia. which had
| forced the youth Of the country to fee
abroad and gradually organize the in
s,lrrection Bulgaria also declined all
responsibility for the events at Adrian.
; ople which, it is declared, are due to
j the persecution of the Bulgarian popu'
: latiOn.
Wrecks Strcw Florida Coast. t
( Havana, Sept. 1f.-The captain of
! the steamer Eigilancia. which has ar
rived here, reports many wrecks
! sighted on the Florida coast one OF
them being ten miles north Of Jupiter,
+ where a schooner was wrecked. Her
; crew is ashore. Farther south a
/ Standard On barge was broken in
] two. Still farther south fourmasted
! schooner was ashore.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-09-18

death occurred at Baltimore in 1913.
A monument to him was unveiled at
Frederick, in 1897.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-09-18
1850 ACRES

Of land twenty miles south Ct Winnipeg, two
and half piles from four different railroad stations.
All rich black Red River Valley SOIL; level ard
excellent Ian In every rr.pec SIS per acre. easv
terms. VIII sci, all together or in quarter sectnns
One piece near his sold for siS!0. another for $780,
II. G. OTIS, Owner, Fargo, North Dakota.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-09-18

married.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-08

had seen were the -ilky corn stalk
tips lit up by the sun. Il was day
time-probsbl by high noon.
Partly because I wa too weak to
creep out Of my hiding place, partly
because I expected every moment to
hear tbs 'rebs' gaiiop around me again.
l lay where ] wss. i mus. have faint.
ed, for when I peered through the
branches over me the sun had almost
disappeared and there was less light.
II made a supreme effort and got to
my feet, and tottered along, for miJss
and miles I thought. Had that corn.
4eid no limit?
AT last | saw a wooGen far m house.
| had reached the corn's border line.
Owing to my illness, my exposure in
the hot field, lack Of food and water.
| was barely able to keep on my feet.
"Then the thought came to me--my
oaptors may be in that house, or the
owner may be q Johnny Reb. But
it was 6 case of slow death anyhow
what was the difference Of places? I
reached the door and knocked. The
farmer half opened it. Then re babe
me come IN. He saw I wes near faint
ing.
II know you,' he said. They've
been here and gone. You are Mai.
Gen. Franklin Of the Union army
"'And your I asked. Are you q
friend of those men2'
Imagine my change Of feelings
when he exclaimed:
I'm q Union man. Do as I toll
you
Sand that Union man gave me
nourishment and slowed me aw1ay in
that house until he could notify the
nearest Union forces where J. was.
II heard q olatter Of horses feet
and the clanking Of sabres outside
about Two hours afterward. They
were not my captors-they were I'm
ion troops that had come to my res
QUO. thanks TO that owner Of the eorn-
field"
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ground, resting on my elbow. / had
no irearms-even 10 a tussle I'd have
had no chance. Would / risk it all?
Il gradually got on my feet and
stealthily moved foot or two. Just
as l did 80 one Of the fellows said
something. i thought it was all up
with me. But no-he was talking in
his sleep. I had let myself fall to the
ground when I heard the voice. I got
slowly up again.
ut was only o question Of seconds.
l stepped over one of the men who
was nearest to me and got away a few
steps when I was held in check by a
voice. Again it was a sleeper talk
ing.
"Slowly I crept along until I
thought I'd got at a fair distance
whore they would not hear my foot
steps, then-I hurried along. Inever
hurried SO fast in my life. Well, TO
make a long story short, I scrambled,
CROPPED, crept, tottered along, trying
to find some hiding place.
II saw at last that 1 was near a
great cornfield. The ground was full
OF brakewood and brambles and pit
falls and in my weak condition I was
in q bad plight. But the knowledge
that my captors would, as soon as
they discovered my escape, scour the
land for me, which probably they
knew every inch Of, gave me some
strength.
"Heavensl How long I tramped in
the cornfeld I know not. But where
was I going2 All that I knew was
that [ was going into a cornfeld that
seemed to have no end. The corn
wa high and close ranked together, I
saw.
"Finally, exhausted, 1 reached a
spot just as day was breaking, where
there was a pile of brambles that had
apparently been dumped there, and
even there the corn6eld was thick. I
could go nc further. I used my last
strength %burrowing myself under the
brambles and dead wood, covering
myself up completely. How long I
lay there I don't know. But I soon
heard shouts and the rush Of horses
right through the field. It was my
oaptors. They actually, one or two Of
them, rode right right 07eEsms aud ssai ii,oopp55I
near me a dozen times in their mad
hunt for what seemed to me many
hours.
'That is Ill I knew until suddenly
saw division after division Of troops
march by me-in full review, and as
Thought, SO magni6cently. Would
the, review never end :? I had never
seen such q tremendous army. Then
l came to my, senses. I had been
wandering in my mind-the army I
thought l saw passing in review was
the great field Of corn swaying to and
fro with the wind, and the bsyonets I
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acting as a unit with the citizens gen.
orally, will pave the way for a delight
full series of pleasant recollections and
firmly fix the claims of New Orleans
and its people upon the good graces
and loyal sentiment Of the old boys in
gray.
u II. NJ. Mayo,
Sec. New Orleans Progressive Club.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-08
GEN. FRANKLIN'S CLOSE CALL.
Interesting Story OF His Escape From
COnfederates.
New York Sun.

When Maj. Gen. William B,
Franklin died last week, the ncwspa.
pers mentioned among other incidents
OF his career the fact that he was
once captured by the Confcderatea
but escaped. Here Is the story OF
that escape as he himself told it once
at the request of Gen. Grant:
Gen. Franklin was a member of the
board Of visitors at West Point in
June, 1868. One evening, while a
party of old graduates were talking
about old times, Gen. Grant asked
Gen. franklin to tell about the acci-
dent that befell him when the Confed-
crates got him.
Franklin told it to me once" said
Gen. Grant, "but you other people
never have heard the particulars and
l want You to hear how things hap
pened and how he came out of it all
and 80 is able to be here tonight"
II had been wounded at Sabine
Cross Roads that was April 8, 1864
and had generally become pretty bad
in stamina said Gen. Franklin,
land 80 was forced to become temper
arily an invalid. I was in a car one
evening on the road between Balti-
more and Philadelphia when a troop
OF Confederate guerrillas took posses
sion of things, I being one Of those
things.
Finding they Id e major general
OF the union army they felt jubilant.
They didn't seem to think it was
worth while to capture anybody else
and so [ was walked out alone. They
treated me kindly-indeed kind o.
aymnathized with re. mt added.
Them things we're dom is war, gen.
eral.'
where they intended to take me I
knew MOTTO the nearest Confederate
prison, of course, but where was that?
There were about 20 Of them, and af-
ter we had trampod along through the
woods for hours they decided they'd
go into camp for the night.
They built FIRE and made a big
circle Of themselves around it, with
me nearer the fire than they were, SO
they wouldn't lose sight Of me. We
had a fairly good supper, thanks to
what those chaps had got from the car
they had stalled, and there they sat
and smoked till they began to get
sleepy.
"Finally, ali of them, with their
guns. in their arms, stretched them.
aelvea ont to sleen-after designating
n man to keep awake for an hour to.
watch me, and then he could shake
up his relief from the group. They
were all Dor fas, aaleep-except the
watcher.
ts'Ilaid myself out and apparently
went to sleep. But I didn't. Except
my eye on the watch. He nodded and
swung about ~uneasily mhero he sat
with his gun between his knees, till
he too. without changing his position,
fell asleep, his head hanging wei his
knees.
Glow long Hay quietly observing
that circle of men / never a tell. 1t
seemed 20 me ages. How could T get
out Of that eircle2
"The fire used for the supper had
aickered down, but there was enough
light to see anything move, aud I
knew if any one Of them saw me on
my feet I would be b dead man. The
was getting terrible upon me-,
and [ half raised myself from the
No. ev.
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A Good Han Gone.

The following obituary recently ap-
pared in a Missouri paper:
John Anderson, we are sorry to
aav, haasdeneaad. He departed This
last Mundsy, he went fourth without a
strugel and such is life. He kept
che grocer store ct the Corner and his
wife will stillkeap il. His virtues was
numerous and his wife inherits them.
We are happy to stait that he never
cheated and a always o honorable
man and his wife is also. His wife
will be pleased to see old customers at
any time"
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Would You Think IT. 2

Would you think it possible that you
could be isappointed in heface0fawom.
IN whose shapely shoulders, and beauti-
full hair suggest womanly perfection and
beautyl Such disappointment comes
not seldom when the face turned to you
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-08

shows
ing blotches and
blemishes. In
general the
cause of these
eruptious Is Inn
pure blood.
DIR. Pierce'a
Golden Medical
Discovery puri
fes the blood,
and move d
The corrupt ac-
cump1ation a
which cause
disease b
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stope Cough and Works or the Cold.
Laxative Bromo.Q uinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No Cure, No
Pay. Price IS cents.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE "a VERY FINE HOUSE
lots at Eden Park: call or address The
Swedish Publ. Co, s73 Westminster st.
Trnvidence r. T.
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Do You Have Any
OF
These Troubles =?
ITO Bowen Street. Fall River.
March 80, 1903.
Mr.. Edward f. Dammers.

Mr.. Edward r. Dammers,
1e9 Westminster St, Providence r. l.
Dear Sir-The glasses you made for
me about Is mor,ths since have done all
for me you promised they would do. l
had used glasses made by other eye
specialists that turned out poor. and In
fact had almost become blind in my left
eye and at times / could not see to do
my work. and ! would often pass my
friends on the street without knowing
them, my eyesight had become so poor.
but since you made me pair my sight
has become very good, and / am neither
troubled with terrible headaches and my
temples used TO pain me terribly and
jump ut to burst, and tears would run
down by face. but ] thank you because
since l have been using your glasses
i have not had an ache or pain in either
my head or eyes in over IL months. and
] can gee better now than | could 20
years since. can assure you that sew
eral OF my friends have got glasses from
you on my recommendation and they say
that they have got the same benefit from
them as ! had told them 1 had got from
my glasses.
Yours respectfully,
ROBERT BARTON.
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HELP wAirsn.-mALs..

ENGINEERS WANTED - LICENSED
tug boat. 20 take place New York harpor.
May first. J. l.. j.. Box i6o. L. o. New
York city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HARVARD COMPANY. DENTISTS,
cracked teeth repaired for 80 cents while
you wait All work guaranteed. Dr.
j. II. Hull. Mgr. IA Washington street.
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FOR SALE FARM BFTWEFN
GreenviIie nnd Harmony: 100 acres; 4
ture and woodland. q. T.. e. " J. GROSS
Managers NJ Estates Union Trust Bldg.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-LADIEs GOLD WATCH, Be
tween Pelin street and Normal school.
open face, fob chain. Reward 3! Pekin
street. --r-
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REAL EsTATE.

WANTED TO RENT - F1ve-Roorn
Tenements. The Hustler. 20 Weybosset
| St. Room l.
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National Loan Co. $50 Westminster
street. A. Burke. Proprie tor-W atcn-
maker. Jeweler and Optician. Money to
loan on Watches. Clocks. Jewelry. Dia-
mdnds. Clothing or any personal prop.
erty Reasonable rates Business strict
ly confidential
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TO LET.

FOR RFNT-SUNMFR COTTAGE
nine rooms. bath. colthes nresses. cellar
oil large and complete. Massasoit Rea
Estate Co. SO Exchange place.
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Sell TPaI CSTaTP, .
to borrow or loan money on good secu.
rity II so we can suit you ISAAC
l.. GOFF Co, General Real Estate and
Insurance Agents. III Westminster street.
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TAKE AN AFTERNOON OFF AND
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STOCKS. BONDS AND OTHER LIKE
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YOUR WIPES HUSBAND SHOULD
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$500 FOR A HANDSOME 15-RooM
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IF YOU HAVE ONLY 500 WE CAN
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FOR sALE-INvESTMENT Pa,,,Iv
erty on Lockwood ST.. two three. sisn
houses; IL rooms each; each r. reh.Is s,aiue.
month; Will sell for near assesse1 4,
II j. GROSS. Managers OF Estates O"i'"
Trust Bldg
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FOR RENT-HALF HOUSE. A29 PINE
..~aet' uira rooms upofer0' S'9 nH-
~ -
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COTTON MILL SUPERINTENDENT
wants position: 30 years experiences; ls
years as superintendent; will go any
where Address F-12, Prov. News Orice.
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DON'T YOU THINK YOU HAD BET BET
Ter take an accident insurance pohSy :
Accidents will happen. you know eee
US about II. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
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FOR sALE-suJMMFR CoTTAGins
saunderstown: rooms: all tui ...raiIey
two minutes walk from water and 'tsi'TTs ~
70 Narra gansett Pier; price slyo"' -.tates
Il n. j. GROSS. Managers or
Union Trust Bldg
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NO BETTER BARGAIN IN THE
city. Elegant 7-room cottage, with large
hall. overlooking the water. Has all up
to-date conveniences and Is in an unex-
celled location. Terms made TO SUIT.
ISAAC L. GOFF co,
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REAL estate FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-FARM ON THE OLD
harrington Road; 10-room house:
acres. all I'm fine condition; make aI
offer. O. l.. a IN. ]. GROSS. Managers
OF Estates, Union Trust Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WE HAVE LOTS IN EVERY sESs f.
uon OF the state. Our pricer are lom
and our terms easy. That's way PeopIe
IKE u deal with US. ISAAC l.. GOfF ~
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FOR SALE - GOOD Two-FAMitII,.t, H.,
house house on Eudora ST.. in a seGnoh price. rice
$500. @. l.. a. II. j. GROSS. Managers
or Estates. Union Trust Bldg
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WE REPRESENT THE MOST RE-
liable fire insurance companies and guar
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THIS IS REALLY A BARGA1N' n
cottage OF rooms, steam heat ano con.
OF Washington Park: terms, 500 down;
balance monthly. ISAAC l.. GOFF' Co'
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FOR SALE VERY DBSlKAbbn
modern 10-room house on Princeton ave-,
also barn and carriage house; heateu "
not water: rents for 500. price reaso,, l',er.
able. q. J.. & II. j. GROSS, Ahhab'''
OF Estates. Union Trust Bldg
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REAL ESTATE IS THE FoUNDA-
ton OF all the wealth OF the world. our
500 house lots offer you an opportunity
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Iyn
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THIS OFFER is GOOD FOR TWO
weeks only. Nice 7-room modern cottage;
desirably located: having all improve
ments: our price is $3.50. ISAAC L.
GOFF co.
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FOR sALE-BUsINEsS BLOCK, OF
Westminster St, covering $3.50 "a, oi,er.
q. L. = Fl. j. GROSS Managers OF Is
tates Union Trust Bldg.
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FOR sALB-oN GLOBE ST. MDpo ny,ce
srn two-family house II rooms; pe apeers
1900 q. L. 4 II. j. GROSS Mah"e
OF Estates Union Trust Bldg.
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FOR sALE-oN SOUTH ANGEL, 81, Sa,,
h-room. two-family house; all llhpt ~
mentsi steam heat; lot b0xlbs. " rfn,on
Trust Bldg
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wANTED-600 LADIES TO SELL
our combination box OF soap. Call and
examine our beautiful premiums. Mar
rasansett Soap Co.. 7s7 Westminster St.
SUCCESSORS to Harris a Leavitt Soap Co.
WE FURNISH HELP; ALL NATION
anties: families, hotels. boarding houses,
Arcade Telephone i67o
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OWN A HOME. HAVE ONE BUILT
to suit you. We furnish plans free and
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very easy terms. Call and see US. ISAAC
J.. GOFF co.
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PERHAPS YOU WISH TO BUY OR
sell real estate. or insure your property.
TO borrow or loan money on good secu-
rity. tf so we can suit you. ISAAC
/. GOFF Co, General Real Estate and
Insurance Agents, Ill Westminster street.
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WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF
two and three-family houses In dinerent
sections OF the city at all prices. lsAAS
l.. GOFF CO., General Real Estate ana
insurance Agents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-28

MARVELS OF BEAUTY AND PLACES
OF rest and solid comfort are our hand
some cottage homes that we are selling
for 500 down; balance same as rent
ISAAC T.. GOFF co.