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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18

Whiting doesn't pay.
Ii you neglect kidney backache,
Urinary troubles often follow.
Act In time by curing the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney pills are especially
FOL, weakened kidneys.
Many people in this locality rec
|onmend them.
Here's one case:
"B. E. Candill, farmer st Laurel
Springs, N. z. says; For Ave years
/ was q victim OF kidney complaint,
NY back panied me 30 severely that
in the morning l was scarcely able
to get out OF bed. suffered from
headaches and dizzy spells and at
Jimes there was a blurring OF my
sight. The kidney secretions were
too frequent In passage and ! wa'
Obliged to get up during the night
IL finally learned OF Doans Kidney
Pills and began using them as diret
ted. They helped ME from the fire'
and / continued taking them unit
( / was benefited In every way"
I Price 60c at all dealers. Don't tin
| ply ask for q kidney remedy-ge
| Doans Kidney Pills-the same tina
| Mr.. Capdill had. Foster Milhurn On
/ Props, Buffalo, N, Y.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18

OF the Ownership, manage.
ment, etc. required by the Act OF
August "a, 1912, OF The Watau'
ga Democrat published weekly
at Boone, N. c., for October 1,
1914:
Editor, R. &. Rivers, Boone N. c.
Managing Editor, r. C. Rivers.
Business Manager, R. c. Rivers.
Publisher, R. c. Rivers.
Bond holders, mortgages and
other security holders, mortga
ges, or other securitie:-None.
Sworn to and subscribed befor'
me this, the 4th day OF January
1915.
W. D. FARTHING, C. s. c.
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San jeass Flags I l,sed.'

With q stingy man trying to
shirk his simple duty the late
Sam Jones had no sort Of pa
thence, as the following little sto-
~ry lshows: A man once said to
Sam Jones: "The church is get
ting my assessment too high"
Jones asked. "How much doyou
pay?" Give dollars ayear," was
the reply. "Well," says Jones,
show long have'you been conyer
ted?" about four years." was
the answer. "Well, what did you
do before you were converted?"
III was a adrunkard. "How much
did you spend for drink?" "a.
bout $3.50 q year." "How much
were you worth?" 81 rented land
and plowed a steer" wv b a t
have you got now?" III have q
good plantation and q pair ol
horses. "Well," said Sam, "you
paid the de vii $250ayear for the
privilege OF plowing a steer on
reoted land, and now you don't
want to give the Lord who say
ed you $5 a year for the priyi'
lege Of plowing horses on youl
own plantation! You are q ras
cal from the crown OF your heat
to the sole OF your feet!"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18
81, Poultry ii East Tennessee.

The opportunities for building
up the poultry industry through
out the South, are well illustra-
ted in what has-been accomplish
ed in. the territory surrounding
Morristown, Tenn, from which
1850 miles OF eggs were shipped
during 1914.
The records OF Southern Rail-
way Co. show a total of 1926 sold
cars shipped during the year.
These contained a total Of 13O,-
900 cases or 46,800,O0O eggs.
Adding the shipments made in
mixed cars and by express and
parcel post it is estimated that
the total production from the
Morristown district exceeded 5O,.
100000 eggs, worth, at the aver
age retail prise, more than 3d.
25O,O0O.
If laid end to end in q stright
line these eggs would. cover a dis
tance of 1850 miles, or the dis
taince from Morristown to Pana
ma Canal.
IT'S cars Of live poultry 5;
cars of dressed fowls and a mum
Der OF small lots sent by freight
and express were shipped during
the year, the total OF solid car
OF poultry and eggs being 553
The total value of poultry prod
ucts shipped from the district du
; ring 1914, is well over the $2
600. 900 record of 1919.-Ex.
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]. 4 eEAuIIFul PRAYER.

But the following prayer out
and put it where yuu can read it
every day. 1t is good enough for
the young, the middle aged and
the old people. 1t is the best We
have seen In q long time. Homer
Mckee:
Teach me that 60 minutes make
one hour, 16 ounces one pound,
and 100 cents one dollar.
Help me to live so that l can
lie down at night with q clear
conscience without q gun under
my pillow and unhaunted by the
faces of those to whom l have
brought pain.
Grant, l beseech Thee, that ]
may earn my meal ticket on the
square, and in doing thereof that
I may not stick the gaff where it
does not belong.
Deafen me to the jingle OF tain,
ted money and the rustic of un
holy skirts.
Blind me to the faults OF the
other fellow, but reveal to mt
mine own.
Guide me so that each night
when l look across the dinner
table at my wife, who has been {
blessing to me, l will have moth
ling to conceal.
Keep me young enough tt
laugh with my children and tt
lose myself in their play.
And then when comes the smel
OF flowers and the tread OF .sof
/ 4steps sanat the crushing OF tn
hearse's wheels in the gravel ou
in front of my place, make tn
ceremony short and the epitapI
simple. /.
: "HERE LIES A MAN.,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18

Deaderick Segines, anegro, for.
merly of Black Mountain was
convicted OF murder in the first
degree, at johnson City last week
for the killing Of George Camp
bell who was trying to arrest
him for beating his wife, on Sep
1914. Campbell was we'll knowr
in Tenn. and was prominent in
politics.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18
ADMINISTRATORS Office.

Having qualified as Admins
traitor OF the late Dr.C. J Par
ler, deceased, all persons indebt-
ed to his estate are hereby noti-
fed to make immediate settle
ment. All persons having claims
against his estate are hereby re-
quested to present them on or be-
fore Jan. /, 1915, or this notice
will be p eaded in bar of their re-
covery. This Jan. l, 1914.
j. L. HEMPHILL, Admir-.
North Wilkesboro, N. G.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18
For Sale.
HELLO BROTHER FARMER!

HELLO BROTHER FARMER!
Come, shake hands with one who
wishes you we'll. Come, convince
yourself that we have the cheap
eat country in America. Why own
or buy high priced, rough land,
when you can buy good, level
land in Central Kentucky from
$1,000 to $4,000 per acre? land
that makes one hundred dollars
worth OF tobacco per acre. Re
member your expences will be
nothing after you arrive at Sci
ence Hill. For catalogue or par
ticulars, address:
ROBY L. JOHNSON,
| Science Hin, Kentucky
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18
That Cold Needs Attention

That Cold Needs Attention
No use to fuss and try to wear
t out. 1t will wear you out in.
stead. Take DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery, relief follows quickly. It
cheeks your cold and soothes
your cough away. Pleasant, an
t,septic and healing. Children like
it. Get q so cent bottle OF Kings
New Discovery and keep it 10 the
house. "Our family Cough and
Cold Doctor" writes Louis Cham
berlain, Manchester, Ohio. Nom
ey back if not satisfied, but il
nearly always helps.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18
Bad Cold Quickly Broken Up.

Mra. Martha Wilcox, Goyan-
Ga. New York. writes: II 6rst III.
"l Chamberlain's Cough remedy
about eight years ago. .,HAt'tGat
fine ! had q hard cold and cough
pd most of the time ltpr~ved to
ejns' what I needed. 1t broke
mp the c,iii in q few days and thu
rongh entirely diaappealed, !
have told many Of my friends. o
the good | received tliroug using
this medicine, and all who hav'
used it speak Of it in the hiehss1
terms" Obtainable eyeryxhrre.
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n irkula.s.

SSsSe. tse ~
In the dsath.oi b. b. Wagner,
which occurred at his home on
Stony Fork, SIAN. "a, 1914, q
gloom has besn cast over our
people that viii not soon be lit
3D., 4ae3'. 's'.: {, ,.s,s'.. -' .F.as.S =
Grandfather Wasner was born.
in johnson county, !, TENNESSEE,
on March s, 1885, where. be
spent the early part Of his life on
his fathers farm. He received 8
common public school educa,
tion, and when the war between
the Status was declared be "a.
listed in the cause OF the Conied.
eracy. He was q brave soldier,
and in none Of the engagements
through which he pessed, he new.
er received q wound. H.. n.
In the year 1865 he was mar.
ried to Miss Eliza Green, OF Sto-
my Fork, to which union was
born six children; one dying in
infancy the other FIVE still living.
His charity was broad, and
those in want were never turned
away. He 'wasloyal to bis friends,
generous to his enemies and low
led by all who knew him. For ma
nv years he knew that he was de-
veloping a lnalady that was in.
durable. Still he went patiently
on, endeavoring to fulanhis mis-
sion Of pro.vidins44ior his loved
ones. He was q loving and indul
gent father, a true. ..apd faithful
husband,ya kind ands iot ine
grandfather; and; in all tb'
years Of our unbroksa- friend
ship,'I can thing: of no instance
when he was notified Of the dis
tress Of any person, to which h
failed to respond, and the CALI
upon him were varied and nu
Inerous. y
He loved his rugged mountain
home, and was proud ofitsbeau
Nty and grandeur, but God saV
fit to call him away, and venus
submit to the will Of Him VIII
doeth all things well. :. +.
He leaves a wife. and five chill
chlldTen, 9 nOSS Oh 'gFano-chll
! dren and friendi to mourn hi
departure, but we trust he ha
exchanged his earthly home fo
a dwelling place beyond tn
stars.
Extending my thanks to th
J good people who showed US 9
much sympathy and respect ]
his death and burial, and askin
the prayers ofthe christian PEI
pie for his children and gran'
!, children that We may meet hi'
) where sad partings are no NOR
: in that home beyond the sky,
s MINNIE E. WAGNER.
Stony Fork, N. c, -,ss
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VETERINARY SURGERY.

q have been putting much study
on this subject; have received my
diploma, and am now we'll equipped
for the practice Of Veterinary Sur.
gerry In ell its branches, and am the
only one In the county. all on or
address me at Villas, N. R. F. D.1.
g. H. HAYES,
Veterinary Surgeon.
STILL.
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Silas M. Greene.
JEWELER
MAprr. N n

All kinds Of lrepair work
done under q positive guar.
antee. When in need OF any
thing in my line give me q
call and get honest work at
honest prices.
WATCH RPAIRING A SPECIALITY
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18

Wall paper originated in China
in the 4th century.
wilkesboro is to get 10000 !
for post Office and court house.
r . Alexander and Yadkin road
bill have both passed the State
Legislature. s,as.
Sir Edward Langelier, Lieuten-
ant Gov. Of Quebec, died there,
the 9th, inst, after many months
illness. i t3,,
The department Of Agriculture
has announced that N. G. has
now, 1s2, ,000horses.
Oscar Underwood is succeeded
by Hon. Claud Kitchin, of N. c.
Lea. leader Of the House OF Con-
(gress.
The Marquis Of Londonderry
died Ct pneumonia the 9th inst.
He was one Of the foremost men
oi Ireland. ~s
The Indianapolis Star, says
that the world harvested a bum
per crop Of trouble in the year
1914.
During four months, beginning
with the 1st Of Sep. to Dec. 1914,
976;000 worth Of horses, wereex
ported from the U. s. for use in
the European war.
The Recorder says that % of
tho 40 Wake Forest men exami-
med by thsState Supreme Court
:frsceived their license to practice
law. -. g..
Concord opened on Feb. 2nd a
night school for adults, whomay,
who may wish to study reading,
writing and arithmetic.
The Pennsylvania Houses Of
Representatives has passed a
resolution to submit a woman
suffrage amendment to voters
next Nov. It now goes to the
Senate. 4.
In Craven Co. Superior Court.
q few days, ago, Judge Frank
Carter, fned Solicitor Alternately
|, Aity dollars because he failed to
!, sit down, when his honor told
him to.
James Crabb, and Blain Sparks
. surrendered to deputy Marsha
!, Rousseau from Traphill township
Al and were bound to the Fedora,
) court for illicit distilling say'
II the Hustler.
II The greet hearted VIM. Jen-
nings Bryan, is circulating TEN
, perance pledges, and getting boy
! and girls to sign them, and al
who will. The invitations ar
extended especially to youn'
men.
Rev. L. G. Broughton formerl
i Of Atlanta Co., but late of Chris
y. Church, London, England ha
\ accepted the pastorate OF tn
= : arst Baptist church., Knoxvill
3 Tenn.
le Messrs. C. NJ. Adams OF States
's1 vile and V. P, Jurney f'Oll
iwsrs among the applicants fe
- - law license who. passed success!
re fully tie examination of the SUI
stl RENE court last week.
]. A bill prohibiting publicatio
Il OF newspapers which make
be specially OF publishing stories
III crime and sensational matterhe
! heen introduced in the Nilsson
be Legislature.
py One hundred and sixty,eigl
be miners were entombed in Il
v. mine Of the New River Coal G.
ID. at Carlisle, West Va, on the g.
~ inst. All but six worked the
to way out. ttwas due to an e
III plosion. = :. '.sl, :.
We Kinston, has just closed one
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1915-02-18
"a. BILL.

w ts >se-a.'--t sf5.
4 tlitsd. n let 70 pIdds isr
1u1dlg Diidgss b witiuga ,ad |
q AsSry Counties.
93gS General Assembly Of N. |
@. Dn-Eaaact::
s. 8 That. the boards OF county
commission OF Watauga and
Assry be, apd ARE hereby author
had empowered and directed to
contraction, and expend g u h
'1uln or sums as may be necessa-
nv 10 the construction and main
tainance Of an iron or 8 teel
bridge across the Watauga Riv-
ser, the dividing stream the said
countisS of Watauga and Avery,
At Or near the ford known as the
I Fiat Shoals Ford on the road
leading from the Beaver Dam sec.
tion 81 wata1ga county, North
Caroline, to Butler, Tennessee,
tho exact position to be deter
mined BY the respective chair
men of the boards of commits
siOners Of said counties, 8 a i d
bridge to be completed on or be.
fore january l, 1916. !. a
aSEC. 2. That at the time of
the location Of said bridge BY
the chaifh1en OF the said board,
as provided Tor in section one OF
this act they shall fix a time and
place 81 meeting aud call a joint
session Of the full boards OF the
commissioners OF the said coun-
ties Of Watauga and Avery for
the purpose Of contracting for
the construction OF said bridge,
and at such time and place it
shall be the duty Of said commits
sioners in joint session to let to
contract the construction OF said
bridge. !,
esSEC. 3.N That the board OF
county commissioners cfWatau-
ga county be, and it is hereby
authorized, empowered and di.
rectsd to contract for and ex'
pend such sum or sums as may
be necessary in the construction
and maintenance of an ir o n
or. steel bridge across the South
Fork Of New:Myer at or near the
ford at the Salmons place on the
road leading from L. A. Green's
to the Deep Gap.
"SEC. 5. That the board o
county commissioners of the
county of Watauga be and it il
hereby authorized and empower
ed to contract for and expend
such sum or sums as may pence
essary in the construction IN I
maintenance Of such bridges il
the county as, in the judgment
the said board should be cor
structed and maintained acros
any streams Of said county, 9th
or than those referred to in SCI
tion one and three OF this act.
Sc 5. Fhat the charges an
costs ofbuillingsapd maintain
ing the SAID bridge. referred to
section one of this act SHALL +
! ,lefray d by Watauga and Aver
counties in proportion to the ia
.hstpl for taxa
tiOh in each Of said counties, T.
spectively.
"SEC. 6. That the said BOAR
ofcommissioners OF Avery cou1
ty is, and is hereby authorize
empowered and di~eted to- lev
\ and cause to be collected q spe
ial bridge tax for the. purpose
carrying out the provisions,
sections one, two and five OF tn
act, and for general bridge pu
poses, not to exceed twenty-fi
cents on the one hundred d.
lars valuation OF all property I
ted for taxation in Avery cou
\ ". and tnat the said board
commissioners OF Watauga cou
" be and are hereby authorize
fs ~ ~, . IL. 4 -. 4 1:,.oc%cA x~, Ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-27
THE EMPRESS

While to an iuteuts and purposes
THE Yankee Girl" coming Sunday
ana Monday to the Empress, repre-
sents Blanche Rings film debut, tho
spectacular Oliver M0rosco produc-
ton being the first adequate exploit
utlon upon the screen Of her extra
ordinary gifts the celebrated comedi-
enne and singer IL no stranger tD
the silent drama. Blanche Ring made
her first screen appearance some sea-
sons ago I'm n filmization OF Lew
Fields burlesque of William Vaughan
Moody's The Great Divide" under
which WIS a featurr IN the big New
York musical review. About Town "
The burletta had a distinguished
cast, In addition TO Blanche Ring
there being Lew Fields, the late
Pete Daley. Edna Wallace Hopper.
now a war nurse I'm France: Lawrence
drossmith and George Beban. Yer
non Castle played small part
Blanche king's work in Margaret
Anglin's role was 80 impressive that
many took II seriously and declared
she was Margaret Anglln herself.
The expert manner I'm which Miss
Ring handles the fine comedy in
THE Yankee Girl" especially in the
love scenes with Forrest Stanley and
IN the champagne scens with Her
bert Standing, makes ner early sue
cess In films easy 90 understand
To-day Blanche Sweet Is AZ tho
Empress In The Secret sin"
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THE STRAND

Francis y Bushman the fayorite
Of thousands OF patrons OF FINLAND,
VIII make his next appearance on the
screen In "Psnhgton's Choice" with
Beverly Baye, another picture star
loved and adored by thousands ap-
pearlng In the role opposite him. Tho
role played by Mr.. Bushman affords
him ample opportunity to display hls
remarkable strength and prowoss. As
New York clubman he must first
prove his courage among the woods
men In the Canadian northwest be-
tore the girl Of his choice win con
sent 10 be his wife Miss Bayne has
part that fits her equally as well.
and the unusual love story interviewer
IN this intense drama, centers around
her II viii be shown here ror the
first time AT the Strand theatre on
Monday and Tuesday.
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NOTICE To BiDDERs-FoR THE CON
STRJCTION on BRIDGES
tpuh Okla Times Nov. q 10 and dee

NOTICE TO BIDDERs-FOR THE CON
sTRUCTION Of BRIDGES
tpuh Okla Times Nov. q 10 and dee
T. lpi6)
NOTICE * hereby given that on the
IN day of December, igla, nj the hour
OF ten ll0l o'clock n, NJ thereof, at the
office ~ the county clerk Of Oklnhomn
county. Oslnhoma tho board OF county
cor mlssloners NJ said Oklahoma county
will. upon sealed bids then and there io
he publicly opened let contracts fnr ,he
construction " the following bridges IN
Oklrhoma county, Oklahoma:
one bridge on the section line hetwecn
sections u and Y, township II, north
of raTRe west, NJ, In said county
section line of section ~. tovnshin 10
north Of range west, !. NJ, 10 said
county
Each ~ such bridges to be con.,ruci.d
according to plans aud speeifirs1lous
approved by tha Htate highway com,nts'
shncr aud nov on flo IA the offiee of
the county clerk " said county.
hrrurnte contracts viii he publicly LET
10 the lowest aud best bidder Tor s.ch -,
such bridges, upon sealed bias filsa I n ,a ~,
office NJ the county clerk un or hr,o,e
the hour aforesaid Eanh hi,kler viii Lr
rrdulfed 20 deposit with his Ma ..,
unrd cheek IN the amount OF 10, t,r
per rent ot such bid 70 he foyfe,,sd
Oklahoma county, IN case such bida,,
shall be- awarded any such contract and
snail Tor reasonable tame therc,ftsr
Iall 1 ehrr INTO Contract for the con
structlun ~ any such bridge. or yaii ..
Elyc sufficient bond Tor ihe pertorma,ro
NJ such contract
Commissioners reserve the riyht q. -
iect nny nnd all bids. y" !"
NJ. CORNELIUS,
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
ILLUSTRATED TALK
AT VESPER SERVICE

Rev. J. II Adams, traveller and
lecturer, will give an Illustrated lrct-
nre on The Light NJ the Cross al
the vesper services at the y ". G.. A.
sunday afternoon Special music viii
he furnished hy Mrs j. VI Gayle aud
Mrs. T. T. Glenn. with a reading by
Miss Hazel Wells. Miss Helen Louise
Wolcott will hc ucrompauist The
hostesses will be girls of MIR Wyalts
class .at St Lukes The yrspcr srr,.
lce committee will meet at Z O'Clock
Monday evening The gymnasium
classes viii not meet until after the
holidays, owing 10 the absence ot Mis-,
Lydia Wahl, Instructor
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MONlnLl CLASSIFIED nam
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At The Theatres

CONTINUED from page three)
is bold Nj discriminating theatergoers.
his popularity ~ cusilN accounted for.
Aul pidJ submitted to the public with
william II. Crane. Thomas " Ross,
Ma,tln -Arbnrkie Amelia Bngham and
Mab'i lailHirrrn us co.sturs supported
bY surh "NUollcnt PLAYERS ns Rosallnd
,"ughlun IHfIv Illhury, Hndle Appleton,
James j Ryan, Arthur x. HUH, Edward
roland II lluutley aud Malcolm
bHdIoy Gould not hut create furore,
ana when the work IN ~ such sterling
merit n~ the Bronson Howard offering
lh" combination affords treat seldom
n"Nndals found In the high class field
't American amusement
10 l- uuuoccssary al this time 10 emf.
m'fhlr the muuy successes In which each
m'inhrr ot this distinguished coterle oe
NutH nav" appeared IN the past Thous.
hud. have rrJoirrd over william n.
,Ianrt splendid acting ia The senator
Hihrr and tie Boys" and David Hn,
rum Thomas W Ross In Checkers
'nl 'Th" nuy son Macyn Afbuek a
ID me lggnnIy ChsirnD, The Round
~ and The Circus Man :" Amelia
bingham IN "rhe Climbers" "A Modern
Nhgdalcnr and The friIIy Mrs John.
son end Mabel rsliaferro In Mrs.
Nlss- m' The Cabbage Patch" Polly ~
ID" 'Ir.u, SpHngtim-' aud Young
tTI"In.
Daddy Long Legs" the reigniug dra.
hpur success, ON tbs English speaking
stage VIII hc introduced 10 the pla,.
s"rrs of this dty on Tuesday night nt
m" hy"rholser The play written by
Jean Webster and staged by Henry MI.
'i. De- dramatic version ~ the fnmou.
Daddy Long Legs" letters originally
puhl..he ~ magazine serial and re-
N'"'rr"d ia book that has for ihres
.oadrd the list " American best
sellers"
... story ~ the comedy Is woven
about the personality aud adventures ~
pretty waif In New England orphnn
asylum who becomes the heroine " A
nsclnHting rcal-life fairy tale
IN" engagement is for thrr. nights with
Wednesday matinee The cast viii h
rlud"; Frances Carson. George Alison,
Kate Blancke, Donald Foster. Viola Cnln.
Marion Coakley, Gertrude Rivers, Ressly
Lea Lestlna. Frank J KIRK. q Hgrri.
son Carter, Frank l.. Davis. Nina SavilIc.
Dorothy Gray, Grace borr Helen Shcedy'
Annette stein and Master Jack Davis
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The above Illustration
eve that the a stage
homes 10
mnd have begun building iu which quality
consideration Houses which will withstand ot
and he
erecting
Tho house Highland
dlOn the first This beautiful
basement porch enclosed porch
AN22 feet front with
The living
neced with dining eghtoN caed opening with
inch columns Living fire
mered brass nndlrons feue Window In dining
bnaton breakfast buffers with built
enclosed back
THIS house Ia throughout oak floors every upstairs
and down Living and dining
other In natural wood -Four bed hall
Upstairs enamel birch doors stained
win please enclosed with
sight Of
the An outside equipped
Used thumb bolts and back electric door bells
Electric light fixtures the latest designs beautiful brushed
The living dining
residence basement twevench walls eouipped
heater with
the supply lave windows
ic basement wi duplex shades ut oil wndows
Thirteenth Street
light line concrete front aud back
and white clover
The decorations have exquisite ac and hnrmn
arrangement hns
provide comfort and enjoyment
his residence for their home