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congratulations All tround.
Charlotte News.

Charlotte News.
The owners of the Raleigh Times
have purchased the Raleigh Post. we
congratulate the management OF both
papers Oh this deal, and also the mef-
chants and other citizens of Ralelgh
Two papers are enough for place
the size of Raleigh, and more papers
mean more expense to advertisers and
readers. With one morning and one
evening paper. Raleigh people ought
to rally to their support and they IN
turn will be able. to issue better and
more ere litable papers, and papers
that will be more instrumental IN the
upbuilding Of their community. 1t Is
unwisa from every point of view ana
expensive too, for a city to have toe
many papers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15

Those folks who have been saving
that the Elilins law against rebates
was railroad legislation enough had a
distinct jolt when the litigation
against rebate giving piled up on
Monday. The only relief that can
come is 10 give power to the Inter
kick out the back-door any amend
ments or changes proposed by Elkins.
He sees things through railroad spec
tacleS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15
Don't Break En- Up! Make EN-
Honest.
Birmingham Ledger.

Birmingham Ledger.
There seems TO be leakage in the
government crop reports and Hyde
and Mrs. Hyrd, who were dismissed
from the Agricultural Department,
have established a reporting bureau,
and their figures We're almost Identical
with the government report. me
government should stop issuing a re-
port for market purposes and confne
itself to statistics The farmer is
about to break up the Wall street
combination by fixing his own price
for his own cotton. The government
reports have been of more use TO spec
ulators than to farmers
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15
ONE THING AT a TIME.

why do YOU not write more about
the city ownership of water?" is the
inquiry of a subscriber.
One thing at II time AS soon as
the Whiskey question is settled. we
will take up the water question. Il
the Supreme court grants the manda-
mus we. must first defeat the plan to
restore saloons and the attendant
evils. If it does not grant the mar
damus. the water question will be dis.
cussed and considered from every
standpoint
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15
The Best solution.
New Orleans Picayune.

New Orleans Picayune.
The Picayune has long been con-
WINGED that the best solution of the
labor question in the agricultural dis
tricts of our Southern States is to fill
the country with small farms cultiva-
tea by their own proprietors The
South. on account of its fertile soil and
genial climate, must continue to a
large extent to be an agricultural re-
gion. 1t furnishes the worlds cot
ton supply and it is able to feed its
people no matter how great its popu-
lation
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15

Senator Money, of Mississippi. is
quoted as saving that Theodore Roose-
welt is the most unworthy man who
ever occupied the Presidents chair.
and that at heart he hates and de-
spises the people OF the South. If that
is true the President is mighty dis
sembler in the year 1903.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15

The woman in charge of the dining
hall at Chicago University keeps up
the reputation of that institution for
doing something sensational She has
decreed' that there shall be no tooth
picks and says they are relics of bar
barism." Does that mean they don
serve tough beef to students!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15
A MORNING TONIC.
(Oliver Wendell Holmes.

IOIlVef " enutH FfOIIIIVS.J
Beware of making your moral sta
pie consist of the negative virtues.
1t IS good to abstain, and teach 9TH
ers to abstain. from all that is SIN
ful or hurtful. But making buSi-
ness of il leads TO emaciation of char
acter; unless one feeds largely also on
the more nutritious diet of active. SYM
pathetic beneVOlence.
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Baltimore. NOV. 49,. 1905.

Rev. J. a. 3. Fry. one of the ablest
Methodist ministers in North Carolina.
has been transferred to Arkansas. II
is with peculiar regret that his friends
hate 10 see him leave the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15

If the Supreme Court should grant
the mandamus and Raleigh would
have to vote again on letting saloons
come in. the Raleigh voters would dc
a plenty" to the saloon advocates, Just
as Goldsboro did yesterday. The
day of saloons in North Carolina has
passed except in few places.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15
F'renzied Finance in Palmetto state
Columbia State.

COIumDIa STATE.
Not a great deal of cotton mill news
is coming out of Union but what is
getting to the public encourages the
belief that there is something deplora
bly, wrong. The offering of reward
of so, 500 for the return of books be-
longing to the Union Cotton Mills that
"disap peared' during the progress OF
their examination is more than sug-
geStiVe.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15

The Commissioner of Agriculture OF
Virginia says that twenty-five hum
dred farms have been sold in Virginia
this year to others than residents OF
the State Virginia is not trying TO
put out a drag-net for all sorts of
immigrants, but it is getting the
right sort.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15

GoIdsboro voted saloons out two
years ago and repeated the vote yes
terday. Goldsboro sets the pace.
There will be no going back in the
temperance movement
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15
No Carolina Town Big Enough.
Wilson Times.

In our opinion there is on city in
North Carolina that Will comfortably
support two morning, or two after
noon papers
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.

The people of Piedmont North Car
DINA are giving a real North Carolina
welcome to President Spencer and di-
rectors of the Southern Railway.
That's right and it is the North Caro-
ma way. We hope they Will come Of
tener and stay longer-at least long
enough to let the people tell them that
they ought to spend more money car
ing for the local business in North
Carolina. Freights are congeSted and
business injured because sufficient men
and equipment are not provided for
the increasing business Last year
over twenty-four per cent on the
North Carolina road, leased by the
Southern. was earned. With such
earnings there is no reason for the de-
lays ana inconvenience to which
travellers and shippers are subjected.
1t may be that the directors do not
know of the imposition practiced upon
North Carolina people and that when
they learn how much injury it causes
they will put more of the money
earned in North Carolina in providing
adequate Transportation in this State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15

Congressman Burton head of the
river and harbor committee, is in
Washington, and has announced that
no new appropriations can be made
at the coming session because of the
depleted condition of the National
treasury But we have millions for
the shooting of Filipinos and for dig
ging the Panama. canal, but not one
cent for the inland water way and
improving the karbors of Eastern
North Carolina.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-15
Writes as follows

Chcraw, S. c.. Sept. ID, 1905
Messrs. Royal 81 Borden,
GOldSbOro, y. c.
Gentlemen:-
On passing through Salisbury TINS
summer / had occasion 60 spend the
night at the Central Hotel and was
charmed with the delightful mattress
with which the bed WAS PROVIDED.
Upon investigation | found it to be one
of your ROYAL ELASTIC FELIS,
and now write to ask the price OF
same. both for double and single beds
You will favor me with early reply.
Respectfully,
Miss
This young lady is now the happy
possessor of one of our mattresses.
Could any recommendation be
stronger?
If your local dealer does not handle
our Mattresses. writ to- us direct.
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does diminish the pain accompanying
maternity. With its aid mothers can and
do bring healthy, sweet d,ispositioned
and ideal babies into the woflo.
Morning sickness, sore breasts and e1-
cruciating pains caused BY tne Gradually
expanding organs, are 11 I;,';,r,e+ W 'nls
Among the manifold aids to childbirth
Mothers Friend has grown in popularity
and gained prestige among flch women
as we'll as poor; it is found anu AM, welcomed
in the mansion as well as III ene caOan.
Bylesseniag the mothers agony Of mind
and diminishing pain beautli5n!; influence
wrought upon the child: anu Instead Instead OF
peevisll, ill-tenipered and sicaly i loIms you
have healthy, laughing huina1n; ;ts relnaiil-
Xii p n7sssg s exe Mo o4 Friend at
Write for our bur free free BOOK s'rzotiaerhood"
THE sRADFIELD REGULATOR Gu A'lan'a. sa.
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PICTURESQUE CEREMONIES.
Concentrating Twelve Hundredth
Anniversary in Old English Town.

A cablegram from Sherborne. Dorsetshire.
England, says This picturesque town yes
terday celebrated the twelve hundredth an
niversary of Its foundation in a unique
manner by the presentation in a meadow
close to the castle of a pageant arranged
to represent striking episodes in it's ancient
history. The performance was arranged
staged and costumed by the dramatist
Louis n. Parker. who was for nineteen
years master at Sherborne School.
Eight hundred persons belonging TO the
district participated in the tabeaux, which
were most effective, beginning with one of
st. Aldhelm interrupting idolatrous sacri-
fees In the year 1O5, and depicting other
events, such as the laying of the foundation
stone of the old Norman castle by Bishop
Roger of Sarum in the twelfth century; the
visit of Sir Walter Raleigh. giving occasion
for realistic picture of his faithful serv-
ant finding Sir Walter in a cloud of tobacco
smoke and distinguishing" the cloud by
throwing a jug of ale over him; imagina-
tive pictures relating to the history of King
Alfred, Robin Hood and his merrymen."
ETC., concluding with splendid tableau, in
which all the eight hundred costumed per-
formers took part, emblematic of the town
of Sherborne and her daughter. the town OF
Sherborn, Middlesex county, Massachusetts,
In which a May pole dance and American
Indians were prominent and during which
a herald read a message of greeting from
the American SHORTCOMINGS.
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BRITISH TRIBUTE.
To Roosevelt's Diplomacy in the Peace
Negotiations,

Glowing tributes to President Roosevelt s
successful diplomacy again occupy the fore
most place in the London morning news
papers.
The Morning Post. in an editorial, char
acterizes it as both personal and national
triumph, and declares that no other man
would have ventured TO even attempt what
President Roosevelt has achieved. Contlau-
ing, the Morning Post says:
mo President since Lincoln has so i'm
pressed himself the Imagination and re-
spect of Europe and Asia. His success in
plies acknowledgment of the moral posi-
ton America holds in international pol
ties
The Daily Chronicle calls Ii the splcndid
beginning of the Presidents determination
to pursue a world policy" while the Dairy
Telegraph, again insisting on the aosolu-e
sincerity of Russia in the negotiations, says;
1.-The pessimists fail to take into account
the position of President Roosevelt. He IS
the last man in the world to allow himself
to be made fool of. and any affront put
upon him by either belligerent would be
most wanton and inexplicab,e foo.ishness."
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SOS. ......I3l1 conn arl
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SIO-lT19 | tEyeI NV. 12r. b
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$50. 1885 18th NV, 12r, b 1
$50 .lTGI u NV. Or. -
So. 30. 1909 oath NV. 10. Oh
SIS. 1872 r NV, l2r, b
$50. ..l4I1 n NV. l2r. b
S55. 1893 Mintwood pl. Tor
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So. 80. 1919 X NV, 13r. b
$50. rs. .iI3 II NV. 12r. b.
S50.T5. lab n NV. Tor. 2b
$50. 80. 1915 Vernon, Tor. b
$50. 50. 1871 Roanoke Tor. b
$50. 80. 2465 18th NV. 10r2b
$50 ....I712 L NV. Or, bi
$50. 1926 h sw. 10:
$50, 1906 nth NV. 11r, b.
k45. 30. l419 9th NV, Tor. b
So. 20. .I0o q NV, Tor. b
$45. -. 1924 14th nw.l0r. b
S35. 50. .916 $ NV. Tor. b |
s4J. 50. .3415 Brown. Tor. b
s45. .Sl3 9th NV. l2r. b.
S45. 1870 Cal av. IUr. b.
So 20. 1921 q INV. l2r } /
$40. 30 RICO 18th nw.I2r h
S42. so. 1896 Col I'd, Tor. b
$40. 1892 Fla av nw.l1.h
S4O.50.1263 Kenesaw. 10. b.
$40. 30 1872 Roanoke. Tor. b
$50. 80. .1641 L NV. Tor. b.
$40 80. .I22S Roanoke 10. b |
$50 81 1901 Sth NV " 4
$50. .1343 Corc'n. 12r. b, sta
$40. Rockville, Nd. lfr. b
$40. 1917 Corcoran. Or. b.
$3.50. .1T12 Core n. Tor. b
so. .73l 9th NV. ST. b.
s37 sos Grant pl. Or. b.
$50 so. .24i9 LIST NV. Or, b
$50 80. sos Il Sc, Or. b.
$3.50. 1874 n Cap. Sr. b.
$3.50. 1902 T NV. Or. b
S35 so. 1909 18th NV Or. b
s35 80. ITO 9th NV. Orb I
49, so. ...1S2S Ore av, Or
$50. 80. 1851 9th NV, 11r. b
S35. 1880 Corcoran. sr. b
So 65. .472 o NV. 11r. bl
So. 30. 20 5 NV. Sr. b.
$50 80. .425 y jaw Sc. Tor. b
S30.5o. ISL c ne. sr, bl
$40 80. $50 c ne. 7r. bl
$50. 80. 1901 Goth NV. Or |
$50 90. SIS 18th ne, l0r. b
$50. 80. 81 L NV. Or. b !
$50. 30. 1906 VI NV nw.cr.
$50. 30. ..l346 Riggs. sr. bI
$50. 20. $50 II av NV .sr. b
ST 80. 126 + ne. Sr. bl
1850. .S22 18th ne. sr. b.
So 80. BIB I'd ne. 7r. b.
So. 80 - + NV. Or, b.
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So 10 .7O2 18th ne. Tr. b.
s22 80. 22f2 18th nw.7r.b b.
$50 80. 1856 Il Sc, 7r, b.
$3.50 1920 VI ne, Or. b
So 80. 100 Princeton Or. b
S22- 30. .7iS Princeton ct. b
500 SO. I53 Tenn nv ne Il,
500 so 22Os f NV. sr, b
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5000. .2+33 Fl NV. CIR. hl
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SD.jO. .937 + NV. Or. 81
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SIS. 80. .924 22d NV. Or. bi
SIS. 80 1865 + ne. 6r, b.
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FOR SALE-TAKE A DRIVE WITH ALL THE
real estate agents having property north of Mount
Pleasant and Columbia Heights along the 14th st.
extension; note carefully what they have for sale
then come to WE HAVE EXCLUSIVE
CONTROL AND ARE OWNERS OF NORTH
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, which Is right 18th
st. extended, and the street is now being graded
past the property. Remember. this property is
ON 14TH ST. tNOT SEVERAL BLOCKS AWAY.
and we can sell you lots at from II to 40 CENTS
square foot. Now il your chance. VIII
mand BIG PRICES when the running
See us about It. ROBINSON & co. (Inc.), 613
14th st. NV. teI3-3t
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J2I 18th NV. 13r. 2b;. l25 14S ne 7r. b.. 20 so
loi NV, 17r. b. 90 t2o2o 18th NV, 4rb 20.0o
i2s Mass av 12r % s. 90 927 Nailors al NY 3r 80
s22 II av.14r .2b g 90 Farm 46 acres. 5000 per
DOS Hillyer NV. 13r. BIS 80 annum
s. W. sn -, Lots q r
s24 N II av. 1871. Oh. 1900 The Alabama. 18th e.
S23 9 NV. Or. b: 0oI NV, 4. 8. Or and b
fs i4tS VII 10th NV a.
40 18th NV Or 2b 90 DOL The Regina Nos b42 SO
% Md ne. .2b 60 O0 he Maury .No44 Or bs5 90
343 18th NV. Sr b55 90 The Stoddert. Ar. h. IS. 90
~ NV. I1r b; aS 90 The Marion. No. 49,.
~ NV. Or. b. SoeS1 Willard NV Or bs $3.50 90
3ss Harvard 81. 3b.sO 90 The Chelsea I'd and
go n NV. Or. b. 0.0oi Sc. Or and apis. $50
2o4 NV, Tor. b. 80 COL to 1872 80
o20 18th NV. 1ar. b5o 90 COO 7th ne. Or. b. 20 90
I2I NV Tor. 2b so. ool2 o2o 18th NV. ar, b 25 90
Cog Univ pl Tor. so 0o 202O 18th NV. Ar b. 10 90
1ls 18th NV Or. b. 4e % No 4 B; O.. orb IS 90
OBS NV. lir. b. AS. 50I65oA Orleans pl. Ar BIZ so
DIG Hilyer p Tor b45 $50 Orleans pl ne 4rbl6.o0
~ ii NV, l2r, b. AS 00i644A Orleans pl. Ar 80
SO Cal nv NV i1r b45 90 AGA Orleans pl bic so
s4S 18th NV Or b.. AZ l94sA Orleans pl.4r b16 so
od9 NV ior b. 40 50 IA Orleans pl ne. 4rbl5. 80
d0o Stanghton sr rs 30646 Orleans plne4r bis so
eus 18th NV. Dr. b. 30 9l64S Orleans pl ne 4 bis 80
,uncy NV, Or b. 81 90 232 Quincy ne, Ar b. t3. 90
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81 NV. 1r. b. 81. O023Oia Quincy he Ar. b. 10. 90
y II NV store Or b &c. pay Quincy ne ar hi 3 90
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324 N. Y. ave NV. Pr, I'd foot $500
cntury bldg. .$12-Sl25l 1.-The Regina" 3r b.
Us Pa av...... 90 basement ~ 25 90
" 9Th & D NV. 1411 G NV. 1890
I'd and Sd floors. 100. Oul 1921 NV $40 SIS
cor 12th&Fnw s. $3.50 5r. top f. 1923 r NV II 10
Dol 7th NV. $685. 1908 + NV room g. 10. 90
~ NV. 10 $2J 1908 NV. room l. 10 90
l4-ill6 NV, rm6. 16 90 Sw cor 18th & NV:
323 + NV. $S-S16 Room 4...:l2OO
| Room IL. ......... 400
STORES
d NV. So. 00i2925 NJ NV. 50 90
% 14th nw... .....................6 go. 90
STABLES
lllyer ct nv. Sstals75.0 Rr Ills 14th NV. 20 90
l5i4 Mass av NV. 1868 90 sos NV, rear. 20. 90
l42-4 Vt ct NV 6sts5O 90 10th nrken'sw 2stlsIs 90
table 3.sq ZIG. 5sts35 90 1912 14th3 stalls 90
IA nw,4 stalls. IS 00 R1S15 NJ NV 8 staIlsl2 rs
12I4 19th4 stalls 30 DOL 18th mr. Ken 1stl II SO
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Charles G. Burnes died at Evansville. Ind.
Monday, aged eighty years. He was form
erly one of the best known horsemen in the
country. owning several valuable stables.
He was at one time manager of TattersaliI
In PhilAdelphia.
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1912 G, 12r, 3b. stass5. 90
1893 G, 11r. stable. ..7l.25
1917 Pa av. 9r. sto. h.5O. 90
s26 18th. Sr, 2b. aml.55.5 so
POPS @. l2r. stable. so. 80
PA Pa. av. Tor. b. 4S.61
zoos 18th. Or. b. ami. .45. so
100 10Th. 12r. b. 1880
$40 25th, 11r. b. ami. 81 80
116 18th. l1r, b. $3.50
1898 o. Or. b. ami. 80. 30
2135 K. Sr. b, ami. 30 so
Takoma PIX. Or, b.. 1880
1905 s. Or. b. .27 80
1904 Kingman, Or. b. $3.50
1888 21th. 5r. eel. w.10. 80.
FURNISHED.
500 18th. Sr. Oh. go. so
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STABLES.
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1880. 1910 F, ne, Or. W
SI6.5D. 1871 = ne. ar. b
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APARTMENTS.
5000. The Rocha nb-au. fnr
S45. The De Soto. 5r, b
S45. The Trotwood, 5r, b
SIS. 70. 1896 Princeton.6.b
$50 80. 1914 kenesaw av.
7r, b
$40. so. 1876 Kenesaw av.
7r, b
SIS. .1114 25th. 5r. b
s35. The Christiani. 5r,b
s35. .4IS 18th NV. Or. b
S35 80 1921 list. 8r. b
S32. so. 1924 Decatur. Or. b
$50 80. .2226 Deca tur. Or. b
$50. 30. 1914 kenesaw av,
Or. b
$50. so. 1916 Kenesaw av.
Or. b
$50. so. 1924 Decatur.5r.b
$40. so. .2226 Decatur. 5r.b
$50. 1852 Chaplin INV .6r.b
$40. ..14J2 Chaplin NV Orb
$40. 1892 Willard. Or, h
$50. .l164 Willard, Or, b
S27 80. I76l Willard. 5r. b
S27 .50.1762 Willard, 5r.b
S27. 80. 1894 willard. 5r.b
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500 80. .2311 Central Yer
SOC 80. .2513 Central av, 6r
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$3.50. =. Al Quincy. I'd Il
$3.50. 90 Seaton NV. 6r,b
s25. so. ..l70S Pa av. 5r. b
sos so. .1703 Erie NV, 5r.b
s25 SO. .2504 Center NV .6r
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Is24. .......1S T ne. Or. b
SOD. so. The Berkshire. 2r.b
s22.50. .25OS l. NV. 6r. b
$3.50. 1921 f Cap. Or. b
S22. % to 80 Thomas. 5r.b
500. ..15l1-l0-21 Thomas
S2l......1T-19-21 Thomas
sol. % to - Thomas. CRIB
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500. 1850 F ne, IF, 5r, b
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s19.25. .2S0I Sherman av,
Ar, b
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$40. 1913 + he, 5r. b
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Ar. b
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OFFICES.
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STABLES.
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80. X 10 e ST. 10 stalls
SIS r 3l09 10th aw. 4stalls
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