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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
Magic Gay Gossip.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bennett leave today
for California to spend the winter.
John F. Schultz is willing to be the re-
publican candidate for tax commissioner
There was a good attendance at the
Presbyterian Kings Daughters bazaar yes
terday.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. George Tenizer, Twenty-seventh
and streets.
Saturday night members of the Grand
Army post meet at Woodman hall for the
purpose of electing officers.
l. ]. Copenhaive has announced himself
as a candidate for member of the city
council from the Sixth ward on the re-
publican ticket.
meeting is to be held at the high school
building. W. II. Clemens, president of the
Fremont Normal school, and Guy w.
Wadsworth, president of Bellevue college,
will deliver addresses.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

! o o o o 90 20 oszo9 OF o 20 20
THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE,
500 Temple Court Il Az
We have three fine apartments for rent
in the choicest locations at reasonable
!, prices.
, We have the most liberal and satisfac-
!, tory proposition for building homes on
) the monthly payment plan yet presented.
) with no initial payment required where
. satisfactory references are furnished;
5 $500 to $4,000; monthly payments from
0 $3.50 upward. Nv
0 WIN superintend the building Of houses
0 on commission. guaranteeing similar re-
o suits to those secured by our long ex-
8 perience in building in Minneapolis on our
Q own account. WIN care for real estate
o with view to increasing its net returns
O and improving Its condition. .ss
o. Vacant property can In many cases be
Q made productive BY adoption of some Of
o our plans, and we invite correspondence
with owners-or a conference. People
8 desiring homes which they may pay for
o at figures little If any higher than the
o rent now paid for less valuable prop
Q erty, are invited to call and see US. -.
o T. @. Phone 9e32; N. W. Phone Main HOG.
o =
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Flats.

MODERN FLATS.
Lowry Hill apartments, T09-15 Douglas av, 5
and 6 rooms, thoroughly modern, steam
heat frst-class janitor service; the very
best residence locality overlooking the
city; reasonable rent
The Wellington, most beautifully situated ON
~ Yale place, near Loring park and only
three blocks from Auditorium easy walk
ing distance to business center; three, five
and six beautifully appointed outside
rooms with combination gas and electric
fixtures, tiled baths with mirror; every
thing strictly modern; rent low.
5.00-617 14th av Sc 8 rooms, modern, new.
$40 00-2413-15 Girard av S, rooms, modern.
The Norwood. $3.50, 1908. 9th ay s. I rooms
steam heat, janitor service, artesian well
SAC OO-1766 Girard ay S, rooms, extra fine
decorations, hot water heat, Lowry Hill
district. . =
S45oo-5 25th st, 10 rooms, heated: all in
pink of condition.
$75 Oo-1511 Stevens av, 10 rooms, third floor.
$27. 50-2453 Harriet av, rooms.
$40 5O-1414 w 26th st. rooms.
$27. 5O-3352 Columbus S, rooms, modern
Stores and Manufacturing Space.
$40. 00-7OS LIST ay S, 23N60.
ITO 9th st S, 44x66, steam heat.
514 Nicollet ay 44x9o, third nooE.
1921 9Th st S. I'd floor, 44X135.
S27. 50-124 Sd av N, 24x60, 1st hoor
$43.OO-S Sd st N. 23x45, steam neat.
| SOS. OO-252 I'd av S, 8 floors 22xs0.
| Thorpe Bros,
Anirus Building.
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PAUL BEUHLER,
AKA Tnmp1a Co,,rt

400 Temple court, . ...s....
81 2OO-New, eight-room, strictly modern home.
: finished throughout In highly polished and
selected hardwood and hardwood floors; very
frst-ciass hot water heating plant; nice gas
fixtures; very handsome stone porch; window
shades fine large lot thu mice n9@s
is built the best possible: owner is obliged
I to leave; fine location. Grand az you know
So, S50-Strictly modern Groom house; hardwood
floors throughout: one Of the REORGANIZATION tor
gas s' range steel range, storm SASH, screens;
elegant shade trees, fine lot. 46xl2s feet to
is 0cd rfst 1s az s kks st.
s.. Soo-strictly modern 7-room house, hardwood
finish, good heating plant, gas fixtures, win
5me nes on Nes bs
and get this bargain. t~.
So, 00O-Good 7-room house, cellar, cistern, good
good location, 9TH st N near 18th av; good
bargain s<..- -. - 5G
ST, o5o-Good Groom house, good barn, <wo large
lots, North Minneapolis; big bargain, easy
terms, $50 down. balance $40 to SIP per month.
81, 5O0-Easy terms, 500 down; groom house
full basement storm sash and screens, good
So, S00-Good 7-room house and barn. city water
and sewer connections, good lot, 4ox12s; easy
terms. -. y:.- ,
So 65o-Good 11-rootn house and store, 4th av
near 22d st, lot 50x129; business property.
81 ,55O-Good Groom house and barn, city water
large lot 51x157 to 16-foot alley; Fremont az
So 2oo-Bigeest kind OF an interest payer; goot
store building and. fine fats, corner lot. never
i distance here is Il per- &c cent net on YOU
money invested; first time offered: rare snap
$1,soo-Good eight -room, two-family house; cit!
I water up and down stairs; good barn; rent
= av. only one block to car; big bargain. -,
Of
Isles. sunnyside, Lake Calhoun, Lake Harrie
or~in any part Of the city, at all prices. /
| Wis IN nah ON
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

I. : 7
Improved.
s4ay Aae " Continued.
NEW NINE-RooM HOUSE, ssls JAMES Az n;
will trade for land or lots. Broom house, 343
Lincoln st NE; rents So: easy terms s,o large .ga
house with two quarter-acre lots. 24O Attn
st SIZE Bowler. 30 Loan & Trust.
sele IRVING Av S, NEW STRICTLY MODERN
In season, will sell at cost. Owners. Fried
man Bros g 9th st N. E
EAST, FRONT HOME, PARK Av, INSIDE OF
large i laundry; lot sia24e feet; easy terms
j. G. Hall. 1856 Lumber Exchange. Telephone.
! So, boo-NEw, MODERN, sEvEN-RooM HOME,
, foors, full basement, open nickel plumbing,
| large lot walks, ETC.; fine location; easy
terms. .sgsEr ~ s.s S
| THIRTY HOUSES AND FLATS IN TWO
blocks always we'll rented, reliable tenants:
: safest possible investment; large. sure income.
4 Woodruff, $40 Northwestern bldg.
ton: easy terms on monthly payments; NICELY eel
j finished; hard floors; city water. Il5 W 5Stf
~ st. T. g. phone 1669S.
FOR sALE-sEvEN-RooM, MODERN HOUSE
except heat; barn for six horses; ground beau
i " tifullyz laid out; easy terms. Call at lSls
/ Fillmore st Me-
FOR SALE AT Low PRIoE-A FINE STORE
with good residence, new, built last year
Call or&Nrite. Corner 10th nv ana etn s
u NE. ~
FOR sALE-SI, AGO, EASY TERMS, 1907 PILLS
bury av; new cottage hardwood floors: nicely
decorated: well. fine cellar: full lot
So, 2oo-sEvEN- ROOM MODERN HOUSE, Elk
cept heat; all in fine repair; good location, OF
j Fremont av N. Lowry, 223 Phoenix.
) FOR sALE-CoTTAGE, MODERN ExcEP!
heat, two blocks from car, $4,000 easy terms
Call at j2127 Fremont av NJ.
) 81, 65o-12oe E ED ST, sEvEN-RooM Housl
and barn. flne location and very cheap Loo
} it up. Lowry, 223 Phoenix.
FOR sALE-$2, 800, A WELL RENTED THREE
t. family tenement: would consider Assinibol
l.. land in exchange; improved preferred walker
/ 4O4 Century bldg. $50,
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

300 w GRANT ST. . ROOMS, STEAM
heated gas range, artesian water, jan
ftor service. all the conveniences of
fiat with the privacy of a dwelling
house, no lease required Rates $40
In summer; in winter. $50 q
1901 Park av, IL rooms, modern, combina-
ton heat Observation-Disclosures. 45. q
2A13 Nicollet av, brick dwelling ten
rooms, good heating plant, open
plumbing, hardwood floors ....... 40 c
1927 Linden av. rooms, new heating
plant. plumbing, freshly deco
rated. hardwood floors .............. 80 {
200 Humboldt aV s., 8 rooms, modern,
Dafn .''''.''''. % % =
1901 ID av S, s rooms all modern. 1885,. ISL
1404 Vine place, rooms, bath, gas, city
water, furnace ....... 20 4
526 Sd av Sc, 8 rooms, modern, furnace. 2o.(
25o1 Stevens av, modern, newly painted,
rooms .................. %
3O4 9th st Sc, 7 rooms, city water....... 20 {
513 ID av Sc, rooms, city water. ISL
1902 Vine place, Z rooms, city water,
900 E 22d st, rooms. bath, gas; very
comfortable winter house ........... II :.
a51o Oakland av, rooms, city water. 49,
231o 10Th s, Cd floor fiat, rooms,
city water. closet .................. 10 :.
George Odlum, Manager,
" PnnH
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

WE HAVE THREE DIFFERENT ELEGANT
Lake Minnetonka properties for sale on Crystal
Bay; one eight-acre property at Markville, one
one-acre> property with small cottage, near
Interlachen. For terms apply to Noerenberg
& Hartman, 331-332 Andrus building. 4. G..
phone 1864.
EIGHT ACRES ADJOINING LONG LAKE STA.
ton, plenty fruit good house; barn, well,
Davis. 500 Phoenix. -
GREAT BARGAINS AT MINNEToNKA AND
Long Lake, g. TO-. 20 or 100 acres; snap near
: Excelsior. F. D. Dibble, $50 Temple Court:
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OH Ar ES w. CHASE,

- u 507 Bank of Commerce. -<1r,.s
modern house, at $40 10th av s: hardwood
finish, full nickel plumbing. hot water heat:
can be sold on easy payments. u =
:; 81, 250-An east front 40-foot lot on Colfax
25th sts.. ~. .a2rt, -.
= 81. 5OO-Will buy a double corner. Lyndale
av s and 9th st; fine location for store.
$500 for a 4O!foot lot, 9Th av and 33d
Flats for rent in the Arcola. I'd av and
s75oSk very fine lot on Dupont av s in
$50 viii take, a fine 41-.foot lot. Pleasant
ay near 31st st. .st -
s2,oOo-For this sum I can sell you large
14-room boarding house, 2221 Cedar ay; 5o-foo1
lot. The building would cost more than this
sum: the lot Is worth 81, 800
$3.50 for an east front 5o-foot lot on 18Th
av s near 35th ST.
$475 for east front 42-foot lot on 9th az
S, lust beyond 3bth St. = 81,
$3.50 will take an east front lott on Cedar q,
- inside 31st st; all street improvements pait
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lIllatISm

DIR. RADwAY & CO.:
/ have been a sufferer from rheumatism for
more than six months I could not raise my
hands to my head or put my hands behind me.
or even take of my own shirt. Before l had
finished three fourths OF a bottle OF Railway Q
Ready Relief could use my arms as well az
ever You can see why / have such great faith
IN, your Relief Yours truly, W. c. BAKER,
e39 Julia street. New Orleans.
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Unfurnished Rooms.

CHOICE OF TWO AT s12 OR THREE AT SIS.
unfurnished. large very pleasant connecting
front rooms In modern steam heated fiat: de-
sirable location; easy walking distance; pri-
THREE ROOMS AND VERY. LARGE STORE
room, ups airs city water wet sink; storm
windows; rear entrance; So. 3121 Pleasant av.
Call s134 Pleasant av.
1922 4th ST N. SECOND FLOOR. ROOMS
and alcove, city water. porcelain bath. wood
house. $14.
THREE CONNECTING UNFURN1SHED ROOMS
downstairs, in modern house; 18th st;
convenient to two carlines. Telephone Main
840S Ii.
FOUR COSY ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, .2e47
tory, etc Tappan & McClain, 1904 Guaranty
Building.
FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsE OF TWO FLATS
Modern except heat; cheap If sold before the
1st or rent cheap. 2631 Columbus av.
FOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT UNFURNIsHED
rooms in all modern house for light house
keeping 27o1 Grand av. -. g. 49,.
SIX ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, MODERN Ex-
cept heat vacant Nov. 1. 1712 10th av s,
N. W. phone S. 122o-J1.
FOR RENT-FoUR OR FIVE UNFURNIsHE1
115 w 18th st. &.
ONE UNFURN1sHED UPPER FRONT ROOM
gas, bath, no heat; references required. III
FIVE LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS CITY WA
| ter, second floor, not modern. at 2704 Crane
avenue. r.
FIVE ROOMS FOR RENT At 1907 Sd ST s
| ;. Inquire at 1909 Sd st 8. s--.s:-.. "a
FOUR ROOMS, ALL MODERN EXCEPT HEAT
| 91O w 31st st. ~ +
THREE DOWNSTAIRS, e15 9Th ST N, So.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

rWIN cry DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
Frencf, dry cleaners for ladies nnd gents
clothing and all household goods. S16 Nicollet.
NORTH sTAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. T25 Heunepin av. Both phones
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMsoN q MERCHANT, PATENT Law
yers and solicitorss main office, 925-93S Guar.
anty building, Minneapolis, MINI; 81 AsGH
building washington. D. G.
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FOR RENT-FARMS

Ab-ACRE FARM, POULTRY BUILDINGS, GOOD
house and barns; station White Bear.
Inquire ia Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
apolis. q
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

o o o o o o o o o o o o 90
FOR sALE-FINE FARM, $40 ACRES,
all under cultivation, In Polk county,
only one mile from Lowry. Barn 40xS0,
granary, good house, telephone, flowing
well ptped. This is one of the best
farms in the state and Will be sold at
very low price, as the owner wishes to
retire. For further information address
Hans Slette, Lowry, MIMI
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WANTED TO RENT

wANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
furnished fat for housekeeping; must be
b modern and not too far out; best of care g1veI
fiat and highest references furnished. In an
swering state terms and location. 1929. Jour
nal.
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INSTRUCTION
DR,EssMAKING
ATTORNEYS

- - ~. T.. B, CRANE,
725 Temple Court. Minneapolis
Prompt attention given to all legal bnsiness
and collections. Your correspondence solicited
2 THE sWEETsER-RoCH CO.,
s1O.S11 Number Exchange Minneapolis. Best
equipped collection department in northwest
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wANTED-BY A RESPONSIBLE, REFINED
family Of three adults, completely furnished
including linen. ware, etc. four or fve-room
pointments; must be in of the best neigh
borhoods and not more than Is minutes car
ride Of West hotel; will lease until May,
possibly longer; best care taken; references
given and required. Address 5136 Journal.
WANTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
completely furnished rooms for light house
keeping; must be modern as to heat and
BATH and in desirable location. State terms
when answering ad Address 1891, Journal.
WANTED-FURNIsHED FLAT UNTIL APRIL
10 four to six rooms, near Calhoun or Douglas
sch DOL; no children best of care taken parties
leaving city for winter will do well to 1nVest1-
gate. 5176, Journal
HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO RENTa MAKE
specially of renting and taking care of all
kinds of property, managing estates etc. l
e you money. Walter l.. Badger, 3O0
Oneida building.
wANTED-FURNIsHED FLAT. FIVE ROOMS
or more: good care and good references w.
w. Flick care Ideal Hat Co., S251a Nicollet
av. Phone Main 262S. 81
WANTED-To RFNT BY THREE ADULTS
for the winter, small, modern, furnished
house or fiat: references exchanged. 4f94
Journal.
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, THREE Or
four-room modern fat or rooms In modern
house State price. 1904, Journal.
STRICTLY MODERN SIX, SEVEN OR EIGHT
room house or duplex fiat, within 26th st s.
l.. Jacobs, 625 e 18th st.
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e.zSwo 2n2 E FAIRS s IN Z TIE SoR:
y mondie corner. Nicollet av and 14th st;
o light and airy, steam heat, parquet
plumbing S Mihin short qhe city,
O and they are kept perfectly clean"
Q The janitor will show you the fats, then
o call on c. G. Taylor, agent 412 Phoenix
o building. .- ."
q q O O o O O O O O O O o o
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FURRIERS

ALE KINDS OF FURs AT REASONABLE
prices; furs remodeled, repaired and redyed.
I. Mrs Rohann, furricr 1904 Nicollet av.
FUR REMoDELING, REPAIRING AND RE-
s. Sdyeinr one month at summer prices d. Nor
IA IDS Fur 10 10th st s. Main 3a54.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is sure cure
for every Pain. Sprains, Bruises, Pains in the
Back Chest and Limbs
Taken inwardly, there is not remedial agent
in the world that will cure Fever ana Ague
and all other malarions, bilious and other fevers
aided by RADWAY'S PILLS, SO quickly az
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Sold by Druggists.
RADWAY s. Co, So Elm Street. New York.
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AGENTS WANTED
SALESMAN TO SELL OUR "KENTUCKY
Prize whisky in barrels and bottles to the
trade; good chance for live man. Licking
Valley Co., Coylngton. Ky.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.

WANTED-To EXCHANGE FOR AUTO, 18 HIP.
(toneau preferredl, one span of crean-colored
horses, years old, well broke and perfectly
sound sen and gentle; good drivers; also rubber
tired surrey; would be willing to pay differ
enGe for a good rig. Address Box 43l, Spring
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HAVE 50 HEAD OF HORSES 70 LET FOR
work In the woods, weight from 1900 to
| l;.oO. IN good shape, hard work on ditch ma
| chine. Address Geo. McAllister, New auburn
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted.
YOUNG LADY, EMPLOYED DURING DAY,
wants room with breakfast and O'Clock din
ner eighth ward inside Doth st, Bryant and
LIST av s. 54o1. Journal.
ROOM WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE
East Side high school. For one or two stu
dents at reasonable rate. 5343 Journal.
WANTED-BoARD AND ROOM FOR MAN AND
wife and 2-year-old child: modern. steam heat
ed house; must state price. bN7, Journal
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OFFICES

STORES
200 Sd ST s, FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT;
steam heat. &c.,. -
321 list av N, entire second floor, steam heat.
112 2d st S, three-story brick building; suit
able 70" hotel - = -
Edwards & Heritage. 217 Kasota Block
1st Az AND 2eth sT-sToREs AND FLATS,
newly papered and painted, frst-class loca-
ton for shoe store. restaurant, groceries or
almost any line of business, run in an up.to-
date style; cheap rent j.. A.. Walters, 514
New York Life building. :r..,-.s- =,
NICoLLET Az STORE, Soxeo, WITH LIGHT
basement. and living rooms in rear; grand
opening for restaurant or confectionery. 522
| Medical Block -~ -s.~ a.-.--~s.. ~. ~
! l412 E FRANKLIN AV. sToRERooM 13x55;
| city water and sewer; $40. F1ndley, OFT An
drus building. s-. s...s>.-
FOR RENT-LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT
No. Western av; $50 per month. Cali at 730
Nicollet av. -. LII =. u. - e. = =.
cal 9Th ST s-20x60, WITH STEAM HEAT
furnished $50 Byron & Willard, 219, 9Th
+ st S. -. 5r. 20 r 'F- - e..
~ 81
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted,

WANTED-sIX HORSES TO BOARD; $ls PER
s. month; warm, private barns with best OF
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| FOR SALE AT Low PRICE-A FINE STORE,
4 with good residence, new, built last year.
CALI or & write Corner 10th ay and 9th 81
The gold leaf., 1905-08-10
Recreation for AUGUST.

The August number of Recreation is
up to its usual standard of excellence
and little more So A better issue
has not been sent forth since the initial
number 1t improves with age. Dan
Beard is the editor of Recreation, and
William +. Annis publisher, No. 23 West
tents for August may be summed up as
follows:
Charm of Illecillewest, Gllustrated) L.
+. Brown; Trolling for Pacific Salmon,
James f. Sawyer; Past Junes Clarence
II. Urner; The Dream of the Yellow
Throat, {. VIM. Beebe; The Mother In
stinct, (illustrated) John Cassel; Panther
Hunting by Amateurs, p. J McGillivray:
The Way to the Forest of Arden. Oscar
BrImbaugh; The TerrOrs of the Sea. Ill
lustrated) Harry B. Bradford; The
Land of Make Believe Irene PomerOy
Shields; An Argument with a Mosquito,
(illustrated,) Tudor jerks; Genius, Clar-
ence II. Urner; Turning Loggerheads,
ILLUSTRATED, F. H. Gould; A Tale ofCoo-
Coo Cache Martin Hunter, The High
way, Frank Leo Pinet; The End OF the
Great Red Fox. Frank H. Meloon; When
the Season is Ending. John 7. Willets:
A-Beautiful Pest, Dan Beard; Southern
Pines, Emily Paret Atwater; The Max
ing of Gentleman, Florence Finch Kelly;
The Covered Bridge Frank Farrington;
Wild Cave Dwellers of Mexico, c. William
Beebe; Dan Beard and the Boys, Cole
giate Athletics; Photography, Motoring,
Editorial. American Tennis. Guns and
Ammunition, American Archery, Fishing.
The Referendum
The gold leaf., 1905-08-10
The Crop Outlook in Vance County.

Middleburg, n. C., Aug. Z, 'O5.
Editor Gold Leaf:-As my interest
has caused me to travel almost the
entire northern part Of Vance coun-
ty for the past ten days, covering
some 25O miles on different roads, /
inspected all crops close as / had
heard SO much variation as to the
outlook. | found that all crops had
plenty of weed. Cotton on red land
is good, but on sandy land rust has
made q vigorous start some places
the top leaves shedding. Tobacco is
OF inferior grade, some large and
thin, and right much of it very late
which the flea bugs have already
damaged some. Corn in some places
is good but as rule plenty OF stalk
but not SO well filled out. Generally
speaking the entire crop has been
cultivated well; and as to the land
condition for the next crop there is
twice the amount in weeds this year
than has been for the past ten years.
This to my mind goes to show that
the farmers have at last seen their
error OF planting too much land.
1t has been no trouble to work this
crop, for the reason that each man
pat in what he could cultivate with
little help and therefore he cultiva-
ted it we'll and the price will hold up,
and the farmers will realize more
profit than from larger number of
acres half cultivated.
The whole county seems to have
potatoes and peas and home sup
plies more plentiful than in former
years Ii the farmers hold to this
year as an example it will not take
long to make this self-sustaining
county.
One drawback the farmer has to
contend with is the bad condition of
the public roads. At this time no
one cares for them. l hope that now
since farm work has been finished up
the people will see to it that some
thing is done to improve the public
roads of the county. The farmers
are as vitality interested in this as
they are in the price of cotton and
tobacco.
| did not find any part of the coun-
ty to have as good an average crop
as Middleburg township. The out
look here is the best for years. At
ter seeing SO many crops and look
ing close without a doubt Mr.. l.. H.
Langford has 6 acres of the finest
cotton [ ever saw at this season of
the year. think it must be the best
in Vance county. 1t is rare thing
to look on such cotton.
T.. A. ROSE.
The gold leaf., 1905-08-10
BuCkhOrI1 I Lifhia Wafer.

from my bladder. Have been
80 | could not stand or walk
for six months, suffering ex-
cruciating pains nearly all the
time. The doctors have pre-
scribed almost every kind OF
medicine, but none seemed to
do me any good. DIR. j. ~
Parrott, my physician, sent
me six bottles of Buckhorn
Lithia Water. l began to mend
after using two or three bot
tlee. With the case you cent
me | have drank twenty-ono
bottles. and / am now so can
walk around without pain
My case was one that baffled
all the doctors that attended
me, but / am now satisfied
the water will cure me.
l shall always prescribe and
recommend Buckhorn Lithia
Water in the highest terms.
l am returning the empty
case to you by express today.
Please send me another case
as l do not want to be with
out the use of the water.
Yours very truly,
ID. L. STONE, MD