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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10

s55o-eo1e esth ST, THREE ROOMS AND
summer kitchen, cellar, city water, lot
27hx04.
s75o-se51 Smelling ay. rooms cellar, well,
acre, 2 blocks from Lake Harriet car ar
line cellar, we'll chickenhouse and
s1,eoo-4o2s BRYANT Az \, new Groom house,
oo eesr tH yell set t2 accss to al sey
gas and city water, all in excellent re-
pair.
$500 $50 Logan N, rooms, arranged for
two families, city water, sewer, full
basement. -. = =" :
s1,5oo-2ao4 Gath ay s, rooms, city water. Gel
lar, we'll, storm windows, screens, barn
16x1S. lot 8Ox15E to 14-foot alley; ,
S1soo-415 W 31st st., I rooms, city water,
& sewer, gas, good-sized lot. -, =,
$1.9o0-418 Newton av N, rooms, partly In
hardwood, city water gas in street:
Sl,90o-3147 Longfellow av, 8 rooms, cellar,
s s s ey ON wate1 stone sidG Nv
to alley.
s2,1oo-141o oath st, 8 rooms, arranged for
two families, city water, sewer. gas,
storm windows. screens, lot 81 6x13S.
SS,5oo-27ol 18th ay s, rooms, hardwood fin
ish LIST floor, city water, gas rough
plumbing all, in full basement, corner
s25oo-a1ls Bloomington av 8 rooms all modern
excepting heat hardwood floors first
PROPOSES 10th av s. o rooms, city water,
g gssii part hot water heat barn 1ez1e lot
These properties can be bought on terms to
!; suit Call for our Illustrated catalog.
Barnes Brothers, = ..~-~
200 Oneida Building. >-"~
BROOM HOUSE, JAMES AZ, n s1,7ooj 500
down, balance monthly payments.
Groom and barn, 9Th av s, modern So, 300;
$500 down, balance easy terms.
o-room and barn. Sd av s., 81, 800; $1,000
cash, balance years, per cent.
II rooms, families, Aldrich av, S2,7OO:
$1,000 cash handles 1t.
Single room, large lot Smelling av, $500.
6 rooms, Z 35th ST. 2 lots $1,000,
8 rooms Taylor NE, s., 300
Il rooms, Lyndale av N,moder1l, equity $780,
rooms, Pittsburg av, best finish: 81, $50
IS $500 cash, balance $15 MONTH -"
rooms, modern, Elliot av, $4,000; 5000 cash
balance monthly; equity $1,000. -
rooms, modern, James av, n, $4,000 equity
S1,700; one-half block to car line. ~.
10 rooms, modern, large corner lots; Colfa1
H. :, av s, $4,000; cash $4,000.
new, 6 rooms each, 37th av s, $4,000 each
trade for gen. mdse. -
rooms, Park blvd, $1,000; equity $4,000
trade mdse. or hdwe Oak. or MINI. .,
~ Mann & Chapman,
1872 Boston Block. -
Phone Nicollet 277. ..l>7- &:
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this week as I am leaving the city; house
was built for a home at a cost Of So, 800 less
than one year ago; IL can get the cash,
ance. Address for articulars 1901. journal.
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81, 1904 NEW, ALL MODERN, E1eHT-RooM
house, 3419 Elliot -av; hardwood finish and
floors, nickel plated plumbing, all ready to
occupy; easy terms. Open Sunday, 2:30 to s.
$4,000 only for that large boarding house,
2221 Cedar av; will tent to right party. :
$2,000-Seven lots, 40x12s feet each, south
east: corner Seth st and 9th av s.. thousands
of loads Of best building sand on these lots,
and they will be worth $500 apiece when
-. $3.50 very fine, s40-foot lot, on. 9Th. av
near $50 st. + ..,
Many lots in all parts of the city for sale
cheap. = Call and see me. !: =. .. T.,
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FOR BALE--A DUPLEX HOUSE, II ROOMS.
ALI modern> except heat. Apply 1923 Adams
= ct NE. 80
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bargains nor more of them. We, solicit the
listing and care of property, and guarantee
them our best attention. No charge for list
80 ~ Lowry Wig Realty Co., .-=
500 Boston Block. Both phones.
- :. -
o $500 Will any . TIE MOST ELAB. o
o orateiy finished housa ~ M,nneanolis, fni q
o basement with steam heating plant; trst 0
. door consists Of reception hal, finished .
o finished in rnahoua inv unlimited from Can o
o traIeAmerica WITH . mpssive 500 man O
Q tel and CRATE; dining room finished in o
rS s'ss = With 1s1
large pantry, and kitchen. Second door has .
whe nsga fssd
up with the latest plgmnpg WITH an
sab arbe grd three bd
ICONS yisS hsst sasi ss 5ss;s : piRss
Ut Is ss east a. ide Mse
SafR ns ana % ed
under an 5000 mortgage It Is 81 IN the
pietest homes in the &c, eighth ward; s1M Q
Hennepin av. Call Immediately and in o
9 spect; owner on the premises. = = T. o
= . q - 3 = = = q . . q q
- ~ -orNO' y q
o FIRE, * ~. <, =. TORNADO, o
q ~ INSTR LANCE =, : :, . O
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o. ~; LEWIS ": .Campben Co,
81; ,pills'bury Bldg. $ o
M. -, y
We OCH ilouse' an' No'''
%o'ooo-E I'm m9 eM mousse tor sale' on 0
.: TN ST SN. $3.50 Q
O s35-New modern honss IN Reacon 81 for y
O rent Anr- l., - a
'--..S :
We bava, o+s.rs Asb 10 q
q
.''.-~, Tornado Tornado insurance FIR, .
o o Q o o o. g. . $toS g. o o 90 {
rTFR r57s ! praI- os-,,I717,17 s,5.r ., 1,1r7,1
A 1fsaat, 10 a. EAh-GENUbNE sNAP-67 FEEI
paved stree e. e SssHs ON car car
line, IN good business distinct; house on prop
fos to build three sns
Joining nrerty ~ pef ora i1o.' au
! than $3.50 per front foot cot ADDRESS owner
Geo. P. Schultz. 140f Emerson az n. ! :
- : : : ooNTRAcroRs-- =
f I aas the most beautiful grain OF any 81
the finishing woods; this can be stained any
color, such as weat hered oak cypress green
ece T. doar FAITHS thas h hnF
*stirh Wo,id * S 1,aaI ~ = haua 49, ~ =
and see our sanp4e'ses Fred Anderson 0 Sstt
St. and BRYANT 49, 3 I: = ~''l
- =. - - 49, 80 -
FOR SALE. BY OwNER-1e.ROOM HOUSE
with two lots. all modern improvements;
large barn, with coachman's room. viii sell
IL s as we need the money % in our business fo
$Ss 1ath uo"h %aooI we fesI 70 n nui!
e1s Eo ,ors peHiI M anu LII Tars
the fur store. IT, G Cola. 7oi Henneo hin Az ~
saS ~ esS3S: x = $500 - 91s9HsPs. ~
81 ,eoo foh NEW COIiAGE of SEVEN hooMS
hardwood nnlsn'' good cellar, clstern, wet SINK
eaeet ,a anu osiE es.t ct cn,.
gas in soon. This house is 1 eOS Johnson q
RE and on account of owner leaving for Of,
countrv will sell below cost of house. Soc /
carly SUNDAY Lewis 4 r. so5 BOSTON RIoct
49,. ----..- ----e = -, 80 -os-0- 1870
I'o 90 ooo q g o. o @ -
borne Nv ~ '' a}uSt raors fni1 hasenont
y aonsad " a++ine "a ~ q aos lsa,,.. onnpa
In tio, msntaI md ano 70 .Ir,Sst coli Hrica
| a ,%onE Il 500, easSssterrs1 ~ s afAsSS
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A BARGAIN.

= HAVE you BOUGHT THAT HOUSE
You were going to buy when you found a
snap, a. real bargain? 1925 Oakland av is
Just such a place, and we assure you you
cannot do better for the money; lower floor
has nice hall with coat: closet, open stair
way finished in oak; front and back parlor
with mantel and CRATE, finished in white; nice
dining room with parquet floors; large kitch-
en- with convenient, closets; back. stairs; four
nice chambers with closets on second floor,
with nice bathroom large attic; full base
ment; hot water heat, storm windows, screens,
complete for So, 800. = :,
See it; then see u.s.. .c-. :.
Croker & Crowells =. Z
Bis Bank of Commerce Building. :
s., so0-No. 1881 BUCHANAN ST NE, EIGHT
rooms, now in course Of construction
good design, inside and out. We own
number of lots in this, Brown Bros.
addition, between 9th and 2Sth avs
NE, on Buchanan, Lincoln and johnson
SITS. We build houses there according
,.-- to your plans and sell on installment
plan. We are there Sundays.
81 1O0--Nine-room house, lot 50x12S to alley
fsSs all Improvements in; near 4th av cal
line and Franklin.
81, 600--Seven-room house, 10Th av S, neal
- S5 9th st.
$5,76o-Fine duplex house, eighth ward; rents
IL for $50 per month; new building.
.-~ ~ y Brown Bros,
C,,oH n11fII
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

. . : new 4 % Il 8 q ao 8 8 :
0 $o,OOO--On Harriet av, near 25th st.:
handsome new, fully modern, y
o room house, quartered oak finish, 4
0 hardwood floors alltoper, full base
% ment with fine hot water heating
O., plant laundry, coal bins, etc.
shades, storm sash aud screens a
hne home. Let US show 1t to You.
$4,S15-On Bryant av s, near 26th st,
Q new, fully modern Broom house,
o.. hardwood floors and finish, built
in sideboard, hot water heat, gas
and electric light, with combina..t
% ton fixtures. laundry trays and
o coalbins In basement, all rooms
o decorated and house ready for &C.,
cupancy, easy terms.
Q $2s75--An ideal, new, Groom modern
house except heat, has par1or aud
i hall finished In selected birch, din
o Ing room IN quarter sawed, OAK,
rooms built-in sideboard, fully
o equipped bathroom, full basement,
house piped for hot water heat,
Q east front lot on Aldrich ay S.
o near 34th st. i ~
s2175-A new, fully modern except heat,
. broom cottage, all on one floor.
o hardwood floors and finish, bath.
o < ?. closet, gas and gas fixtures, large
o. attic with stairs, fine basement,
storm sash and screens, "a very
complete aud convenient home,
o - easy terms 18th av s near
o 9th st. Y,
S1,675-A brand + new 5-room cottage,
very warmly built hardwood floors
o IN NIL rooms, gas fixtures, city
D water, good cellar, storm sash and
screens. entire house handsomely
o decorated. near Dupont and sgd
avs n. ~ y
Thompson Bros,
Note--We have moved to 234 Security
N Paw ". PHO Phsne, Nicol,et 4S5.
y O o q
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ELEvEN-RooM MODERN HOUSE, SIX
sleeping rooms; every comfort and conveni-
trees; Lowry ELL. a bargain. Webster,
sol Phoenix. l..
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$40 ACRES, NEAR MINNEAPOLIS, ALL I'M
proved: near trolley line. Fine trackage On
two railways with spur tracks graded: rail.
site; fine farm; beautiful country home: land
suitable for plating; good water poweri
in the famous Minnetonka region. Burwelf
2o5 Postoffce building. b. 8:
EIGHT.RooM HOUSE, BATH AND ATTIC, AZ
1901 Penn av n, is offered at a bargain price
of 1000 on easy terms; gas within block;
will put In water or allow for cost Of same;
house In fine condition. small barn, good well
and cistern,, screens, storm windows and
shades complete; east front. Call at house
| Sunday and see it. Lewis & Co., 525 Boston
lllnnk. WI 81.
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848 Security Bank Building
nrrYA nARGA1N

So, 36O-Quick money made for you; owner
must sell: 1g-room duplex house, modern, with
barn; full lot; all In good. repair; this is
a decided bargain: in the eighth ward.
lots, east front, Groom house, hardwood fin
ish, large bedrooms fine shade trees, near
Hennepin av and 34th at.
IA lots near Lake Harriet; will retail at
$780,. can sell for a few days only FOR $3.50:
one half block to car line; call for plats and
price lists of Lake Harriet, Calhoun Park,
Linden Hills and Reeves South Park.
~ - ~ George B. Dart. : @~
n n nbonos SO7 phoenfx E1dp-
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Q : .2a4 Security Bank Bldg. '.Ao$
BUILD A NEW HOME. : : 49,.
Do you want to build? r..
where you want it and build for you: Oh plans,
to suit you. ~
No charges for plans II we build. -
Terms to suit reasonable people.
Al work guaranteed. Best Of references.
Modern homes and duplex houses a speciality.
Lowry Realty Co.,
829 Boston Block.
FOR sALE-AT LOWRY HILL, 2o2l GIRARD
s, new handsome 1O.room strictly np-to-date
esss D sst BY ss labor aa @
Sea ana an m s af
plastered and finished. extra toilet in base
.ment, big lot, very choice location near lakes
;, and Douglas school; for quick sale price very
Friedman Bros. builders Of good homes, and
furnish, best references. =. IL
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE NEW
modern cottage with hardwood finish, full
fine heating plant and everything brand new
and up-to.date7 You can have this kind Of
house on your own terms fine lot and
ready to move into II you will call at 512 W,
Bath st. We built this house to please you
in every respect. Call and examine Sunday.
Morrison.C rittenden Co..:
-s".-s-- 4os 1st av 8. e -
GAN SHOW you BARGAINS, ANY, LOCATION.
A few from North Minneapolis listings:
s a0o: room cottage 9Th 9Th av
$1,700-8-room house, Newton av.
$4,200-9 rooms, modern, Penn av.
So, O00-S-room house, Western av; sell or
trade, with dash, for right place south, i'm
proved or unimproved. e..
Brakeman Realty Co, BOB Andrus Building.
: JOHN r. APPLEBY AGENCY, :.
COZ Guaranty Building. =
-. --. ~ sr- Improved T.
s1,475-6-room house, Sd av and 9th st.
81, 250-Flats,, rented $32 month, Sth ward.
| :$3,7oo-Modern duplex, 9Th ward snap.
SO, S00-Modern house on Dupont.
| $1,490-Harriet cottage, boulevard, lot 50x130.
| = = - - 81, 600 = - : = =
1918 p ED st, a bargain In very attractive
Groom frame house of q stories; perfect con-
dition; good cistern and we'll, electric bell,
fine vegetable cellar, screens and storm win
dows. small barn; combination driveway, plen-
|. <ty Of room on both sides, lot 28x135 feet;
l. easy terms. s.. - - - -
| Thorpe Bros, 2oe Andrus Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME CHEAP, NEAR
| " new, unusually fine arrangement of ten
rooms, hardwood finish and f1eors,. open plumb
! ing; large, airy bedrooms; lisa perfect home
| throughout in one Of best residence sections
| ! Of city; purchase includes gas range. laun-
| dry stove, shades gas fixtures, etc.;s price
So, 500; easy terms. Look this over now.
| Percival, 800 Guaranty building.
OWNER MUST SELL THE BEAUTIFUL COR.
ner at Franklin and Irving avs s, ten room
house. hardwood finish and floors downstairs,
/ enanaeled woodwork upstairs: furnace gas
| sewer water. barn. Located on lot go BY
most rapidly growing residence sections of the
1 city. Two blocks, from Lake Of the Isles:
/ Call any afternoon or address II. Kroeger, 1H27
I w Franklin av.
Gao ACRES, NEAR MINNEAPOLIS. ALL I'M.
proved: near trolley line. Fine. trackage on
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:. LOTS FOR SALE.
South lawn addition. Plymouth, Queen and
Russell av. S125 TO $3.50 each. on payments
and ticket on $3.50 piano given with each
lot sold; only seven more chances: come while
they last.
$500 nice lots on Pierce, Buchanan, Lincoln
and johnson SITS. between 18th and 22c avs
NE.
$780, lots on 9Th st, near Broadway.
$3.50 lots on 18th av, near 26th st s.
$780, lots in Camden Park on payments.
$500 lots on A st, between 10th and I'D
NE -
$3.50 lots on st, near 22d av NE.
Houses, lots and acre property all over the
city.
z. ". Anderson.
504 Sykes Block.
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FOR sALE-NEW EIGHT-ROoM MODERN
house, near state university; first class In
every respect Cali and see 1t. Owner, r.
Z smith, 418 Walnut ct. Also two lots same
location. -
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price. lists of Lake Harriet, Calhoun Park,
Linden Hills and Reeves South Park.
- -@-s ~ George B. Dart. Ear
T. C. phones, SO7 Phoenix Bldg.
SIC, oo0LBEAUTIFUL HOME, 1856 FEET FRONT
on Mt Curve av. 8 rooms. hardwood and
= modern throughout, combination heak full
49, basement cement floor, plaster ceiling,
u full attic hardwood finish; don't miss op-
= . rtunity for beautiful residence in Low
J ry Hill district xs...
so, 5oo-11-roorn all modern home. I'd av s near
franklin; large lot desirable location:
look this up Ezra r. Smith, 53s Sc.
curity building.
NET you 12 PER CENT INTEREST.
=. So, $50 buys seven brick houses, six rooms
each. partly modern, all complete, best OF
repair, never idle; triple corner 144x152
room for seven more houses; one block tc
car; also near car shops. and new steel
plant; no better Investment in this city. See
me at once for full particulars. -
p. = H. George B. Dartt, -
Both phones. SO7 Phoenix Bldg.
FOR SALE Ar BIG BARGAIN = A FLAT
building Of seven fats, seven rooms each; rent
for $50; there is mortgage OH: this Of
$4,000 at s per cent?; will consider $500
il sold at once. Also ten fats, In irst-clasE
condition; brick and stone building; rent fol
$3.50 per month
/, s. Louis n. Gayner.
Is So
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o o 20 o o o o o o D o O O.
J, $500 WILL BUY THE FINEST NEW
}, house for the money ever offered. This
) house has seven rooms with up-to-date
} reception hail. combination stairway, col
, umned openings and mahogany finish, with
,. hardwood floors throughout; fully
equipped bath, with the latest enameled
, plumbing; full basement with the most
} economical heating plant ever put in
, house; very best of workmanship and ma
D. terial; house Is located on an east front
D lot s40x197 feet; Is sodded and has stone
D walks. This house is located at 3744 Mic
B ollet and must be sold Immediately. Any
, reasonable terms accepted; open for inspec-
. ton Sunday afternoon. - Il.
D Morrison Crittenden Co.,
4OS LIST av s..
O a q a a a
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-11
GOOD INVENTION
IL WHAT RAILROAD MEN SAY OF
PADUCAH MANS DEVICE.
IL viii BE Given n Test--He is Now
in Louisville With His I'm
proved Brake.

Yesterdays Courier-Journal says
of the invention of Paducah color
ed railroad man:
In his invention and patent of an
improved brake for locomotive
wheels. Henry II. Urquhart, colored.
believes that he has something that
Will make him a wealthy man. The
invention is highly approved by thor
oughgoiag and experienced railroad
men, who predict a large measure of
acceptibility for II. To most people
a description of the new brake would
be unintelligible. but IL is in the shoe
that part of the brake that fits
against the surface o! the wheels,
that the most marked Improvements
are said to have been made. The
method OF attaching the shoe TO the
head OF the brake is also said to be
better than that now employed. A.
present the brake is made from
piece of resilient iron. curying so as
to yield under the pressure that is
applied TO it, BY the present manner
of fastening IL to the head a bolt is
used, which, when the pressure IS
heavy. Is held directly against the
surface of the wheel. II often breaks
when the engine is going at a high
rate of speed and results in more or
less serious consequences.
Urquhart's plan will do away with
all danger of breakage, he claims.
The head is fitted directly into the
body of the shoe and the attachment
is away from the wearing surface.
Aside from that advantag the the
shoes are reversible. Several of the
leading railroads notably the South
ern and the Illinois Central, are in
vestigating the new invention with IA
view to equipping their engines with
it.. Urquhart is in negotiation with
manufacturers for the sale of his
product. Urqnhart is thirty-eight
years OF age and has been employed
around railroads for twentyyears.
His home is in Paducah. but he is in
Louisville at present. The improve
ments were suggested to him by the
frequent breaking of the style Of
brakes now in use. The patent was
issued to him October 3, 1905.
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CLERICAL FORCE
OF the Railroad Commission May BE
Increased.

A resolution has been adopted by
the Owensboro Business Mems asso-
citation asking the passage of a bill
providing for a larger clerical force
for the state railroad commission.
1t is said that the railroad com
mission is not equipped for the great
amount of work it is required to do
and that one and preferably two ex'
perienced railroad men should be
employed in the Office of the commits
sion. AS matters are at present ar
ranged 1t appears. there is not a
rate man in the Office, and as re-
suit the commissioners themselves
have to hammer out questions OF
rates. taking up time that they could
more probably employ in some 9th
er way.
Hon. Mac ID. Ferguson, of Padu-
cab, is a member of the commission.
but is out of the city at present.
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Engraved script cards $1.25, Old
English $500 during January at The
Sun office.
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Big BAPYIzING
FULLY 300 ALREADY on THE
WAITING LIST.
Baptist Revival Continues With
Much Interest and Large
Congregations.

A great deal of interest is being
taken in the administration of the
ordinance of baptism to the converts
of the revival that is now in progress
at the First Baptist church There
are already. Il is estimated. about
three hundred who are to be baptiz-
ed. and It will be the largest baptism
In the history of Kentucky. II not in
the entire country unless it is per-
formed in installments. II has MOI
been decided whore it will be held.
Usually there are some who desire
to be baptized in the river. or in run
ming water. while others are content
to be baptized in the pool at the
church.
1t is likely that the baptizing will
require considerable time, and per-
haps will have TO be undertaken in
installments. There Is no telling
how many in all there will be by the
time the meeting closes.
The revival Is now two months
old and is still packing the church
every night Las; evening the CON
gregation filled the church and
chairs had to be placed in the aisleS
The indications are that the meeting
will continue for some time yet.
II never saw such a meeting or
heard OF one" said a prominent
church officer today. There is no
sign of an abatement Of interest. I
suppose IL is the greatest meeting OF
its kind ever held in this country.
There were three additions to the
church last night
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for years, and who is now dying of
pneumonia, has, on her deathbed, 81
ven the story of her life, and has doc
uments to prove what she says.
She was once a dancing partner OF
King Edward VII. Miss Peyton was
the daughter of Furse Peyton, and
dwelt in a stately mansion near Ma
rianna, Fla. He was the scion of the
famous Peyton and Randolph faml-
lies of Virginia. The people of Flori-
da wanted to make him governor, but
he declined and went to the United
States senate, then radiant with the
glory of Calhoun. Clay and Webster.
Ii was about that time that the
Prince of Wales visited America and
a great ball was given him in New
York. There were hundreds of women
there, but none prettier than Miss
Peyton. The prince asked who the
girl was, and then while the rest adj
mired and envied. he met her and
they led dance.
The war swept away the Peyton
fortune and the two girls, Rowena
and Rhoda, came to Atlanta. Those
were not days when girls found work
easily. Rhoda kept house and Rowe
ma became the bread winner, but died
last week.
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Rev. Carlisle T.. Ii. Martin, l.. l.. ID.
OF Waverly, Texas, writes: "Of a
morning. when first arising, l often
find a troublesome collection of
phlegm which produces cough and
is very hard to dislodge; but small
quantity of Billiards. Horehound Sy-
rup will at once dislodge 1t, and the
trouble is over. know of no medi-
cine that is equal to it, and it is
so pleasant to take. can most cor
daily recommend it to all persons
needing medicine for throat or
lung trouble" Sold by Alvey & List.