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Ardmort, Monrfay, May 30, 1110 PACE SIX THE DAiLY ARDMOREITE BUSINESS AND ATTORNEYS, 'i nil H. I'hiiliiMoll Thos W . ( 'Iistliploli HA m rniN .1 ( iiami'Id.n I.AU YMt liojiprnH'rlriiltiil and en it Practice lull -e Nohle lllilic riiiirl . jl', Cobb Wm. llutchlnon ) COIilt A III TCIIt.NSON AT7oKNKi S-AT-l.AW lii CniffCumpiM-ll IXMt. Photic w . Ilarrebl W.T. Want llAUKKUt . WAttH Arrui..MM l'rnPtf In all Courts except bankruptcy intt. JAMK.-rhiTlir.Mi'illlKY Attorney . or fSilaMtKjr Slate HailV Phone Vi ' T. I. U'ltKWT V-iorner-at-Law. IiwIUn t.nnds a Specialty Ardmote.okli. i r Coleman I' llosers 1 J I llf.lt'lt ". I urartl're In'ali "courts, both Stale and 1-edersl. specim attention irlren to Cvll and Probate matter. , ABSTRACT3. Wolrerton M . Wolverton AHUMOHK AHSTKACr CO. , (Dili-. I 'i the! .illlily W S Wolverton A -on. Matiaser. Ponded ah'tni t'irs of nrter County lleneral lu.uraiiie itnd Uaii!i ,. .-tinmiejtl iv Wii'liltigton st. BANKING. TIIK FIKST STATU HANK I percent Interr.t alilni time dctKislts All OepotltH (luaranteiiil llyron Drew, President; F. H. Jones, ashler; O. C.Jones, Vice-Primldent; J V. Itlcliurdsoii, Assistant Cashier. BARBER SHOP I would like to see you at the Palace Harbor Shop. John W. IIolTman. BLACK SMITH INC. J. P. COTTKN Oeneral lllackainlthln f iw work a 8lTlalty Imy. n- ami repair l.'.Bile. and wiiemi" ll I adilo Street. CARRIAGE SHOPS. i. K AI.I.KN CAItltl M.KSIKIP A, klndaof biiL-iry retiulrlin: Farm Machin ery. Ilncsie. and agou. I irner Mill and Itrojdway Phone tilJ CIGARS AND BILLIARDS. DkWITT'S SMOKE HOUSE I llllardsaiid I'o-.l Manufacturers ' DeWltt's ExiK-rlencc" V Clear Phone t"i CLEANING, DYEING AND PRESSING. THF PAN rATOKlUM Tom !. Wilkes, proti. Phone '.V.' ( leniilnit'l're.iilie;. Uidle. work a niM-clalty I IimhI. I'Hl!.' for wild itellvereit DRUGS. HOFFMANN DRUG CO. I're.crlptloti Hmcehts ll.it ind cold ol.i every day In the year. Telephone Ml F.J RAMSEY. Did (KilST Telephone No. 150 l -fit.iiiii M.iit, and Stret WKSTURN PHARMACY Prescriptions carefully compounded , Phoned orders promptly delivered Phono II 1 W. Main St. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ' h . Ilurge... M K llurge.. .1 F. lit IKiKSS.t SON Contractors and Builder. ' I'lione'Jlll Ardinore Okla. Your Vacation mitt 1 the lime to plan It Colorado and California Idenl plaie to spend It L1J 1 the lic.sl way there Drop mi! a piMfu' tuJay for our bemttilu) btxAUta on ColoniJo .mj Culinrriiii W. S. nr.t'NAN ti. r. a., (i. t . c. .s. r r. (iUeluii. Irt. Stu ;it the Maxey House whtjnin KINCSTON, OK. Best Hotel on I'risco R, R. LOOK AT enameled ware, best anil prettiest. We sell, rent, repair and exchange now household goods for anv old thing, sell goods nt cash prices on easy payments. Deliver goods all over city. Our house Is too lull and for thirty days w we will knock the black out of prices. Ask nbout uir Harmony (irnphophono that we give with a 125 cash purchase. We havo no rents to pay and can sell you cheaper. No harm to price our goods. Remember the place, U U A I only throo abort blocks up Caddo St, (lood sidewalks all tho way and plenty of hitching posts. Wo crate and ship household goods. Everything from a dish rag to a parlor suite. Phone IlOtl. The big new and second band outfitter m. M. XAKW-tlJ pjp-p-p-pjpjpj-p-pjpj PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL. sTl'DY sTt lV STtlV tu4ir spare time. Thol.C will rlo your itl.nrr. Salaries raised lat rear JjiiLariiotint i lie l $L'U.iHi).Tcaches,,idlfTereMt inres. Kur Informal Ion ad. II L.llolhroofc Anliiiorc SHLVI 1)012 lll'SINKSS COLLKOK Unhides and -qonoirrabhic Courses Send for catalog ... ... . r. nr.i.v iimr . i-rrs. 1-URNITURE, ETC. CIUCA.SAW FURNIlUKt: CO Inc. Complete llnt of FUKNITl'RK, CARPI 18, KTC. Phone 31 A. II. IIAWMSS I'O. 211 W. MnlM St. New and second hand Furniture. Stoves. Kltchetiwarc. Home Hoods. Will supply jrt'lir needs wllti economy toyou. Cash or In stallment. Will piy ash fur tied tiirnltur C. P. HALL Third Av. and Caddo S'., new nnd a,.Conil hand, kltchon to parlor, easy pnvm,.nt nt oaM, ,,rCPS. phono. "Irtfl. GAS. AKDMOiiK HEAT and LIfiHT COMPANY GROCERIES. ; 1 IM.. MAKTIN 1 Healer In staple anil fancy (iruterle.. The bel that money ran buy. l'hiilie a'l II F. WYMORR ; TIIK CAHII (iltuCKC F ited and Produce j i K. Main St. Telephoned P. D. CORNELL .Staple and Fanry Groceries I Country Produce, Hay and Feed . Phone B.T2 121 W. Main ' .1. D. HURST rirocerios nml Market I'romid deliveries an fulutt'iitlon toilioiie order., rail tod.iv. addo street I'lione ID GENERAL MERCHANDISE. .1. MAT MOOI. K.t-1 SONS Healers In hry flood... Notion.. Itoots. Shoe. Hat. tlrocerle.. Hardware Tinware. Ktr. Pt.O'ie'JIS Ardinore HARDWARE. ETC. Stevens. Kennerly A Sprasln. Co. Hardwnn and Plumbing Shelf ami heavy Hardware. Mat lilnery. Tin ware. Stove. HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED. S. C. JOHNSON Hatter, Cleaner nnd Blocker ! Op. court hou.e All work utialatitred HOTEL. Whittington Hotel . Will be remodeled nnd relltted throuivhoiit , with all uiiHleru conveniences and reiiulre-' uients tor hotel comfort about June llr.t I 1 Ainorlcnn Itestnurnnt and Hotel Hesulnr meal. a'. Kverythlmr In sea.on 'lM"ii liny lino niKill. .inunn nHimi. Ml.. Maud Johnson. Prop. LUNCH ROOMS. HOH'S (H'ICK LUNCH Shorl orders. MUli K cerTlcr. popular price.. , Mexican Chile 1 Open day and nlifbt '.Ml K. Main Street, I'lr.t from Depot. HAR WOOD'S SHORT ORDKK RKSTAURANT Chill and Hot Soups Soe mo at 11J Caddo Street THE SUMMER RESORTS Of the North and South Await You Arraniio your (rip now with lilt: Low round (rip rales on .sale June 1 .st, allowing final return limit Octo ber ll.st. itli our superior serwoo to Kansas City and Saint LouK in connection with spruce ollered from thoso gateways the Frisco Linns can give you ipilt kest time to your destination. For iletnlleit information, call on the Frisco Agent, Mr 11 I), McCulloin, or ndilress C. O. Jackson, 1). V. A. Prisco Lines Oklahoma City, - Okla (Subscribe for The Ardrnorelte AND PRICE DIRECTORY LUMBER, LIME, ETC. CHICKASAW LIMHKK COMPANY ellowr Pine I umber. Shlnclc. Snh. Doors Moulding Turned t olumns. Picket. DrackeM. Lime. Cement. Planter hi. . Telephone JO N. Washlnijton MACHINE SHOPS. Hitter Bros. Fixit Shop nun. blryile sewlnir machine, lock and all rrixilrlns:. ."porting itouds and llblriit tackle. W est Main ( MARKET. ! .011 AS. kkiVnrk's m ahickt Orders promptly delivered Phono (518 PHOTOGRAPHER. liussiii.f.'.s Photo G.u.i.kky Photos not the cheapest, but' the bst. 1 POOL HALL. I 3AITUK & MC.CALL Pool Hall HIx first class tables, rear Hob's Place Everything first class. 20:1 K. Main St. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. Arthur Adam.. Mirr. ('. K. Itlnxer. .. Homer Adams. Treu. Oklahoma Loan & Investment Co. Ardinore. Okla. ItAMsKY .t It AM SKY Farm anil Ity l.oau.. Ileal Katate A I way. Prompt and liellable :V4 W. Main m . Ardinore. Phone IT. J. C. HOUGHTON CO. FARM LOANS Room 2, Nohle Hldir. FARM LOANS s turrent annual Interest. Nothing better. Aim farm land.. Mercantile slock, 'imnrht. sold.vichaiiired. o. f.. t'lianiellor. Ardinore W. S. SMITH, P. O. Ulilu. Real Estate Loans and Investments ,,.. iivnnv nouiw r t ! -'0 tO lillvU UKhiW fOf fill til or city loans at First State Banlt of Ardinore. SEWING MACHINES. SINGER SEWING MACHINE The .taudard of ireneratlon. Ka.le.t Term. In the world. ntKH CKSS.SA.Mtfr. 1 West Malnrd SHOE SHOPS. Cross' ICIcctric Shoe Shop Soved work a specialtv IHN. Wa.hinston Teleplionetill .Dixon's Up to Date Klectrlo Shoe! Repairing Shop THK MONEY SAVUH No. il It St., N. W. Phone 7111 TELEGRAPH COMPANY. I WlstfiunUnionTiolkorapiiCo. FOR QUICK SUUVICK. Phone 1H I Main St TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS For a!e orlrrnt. F.a.y term.. Carbon paper, ribbons, oil., eti , li. I". seivldire. Phone 1110. VETERINARY SURGEON. Otllce I'hnneii lie.. Phone 111 (5. II. McKUNNKY, M. I). V. Veterinary "iirireon Hospital and OITIce: I.W .V Wa.hllli:lon Residence: Corner lh Ave. and 1' St. X. Inquiries Regarding the Charter. Commission form if government In this city is attracting considerable attention from different parts of the I lilted States and frequent in quiries tome to the city clerk, ask ing questions about tliM and that ''oiii older and larger eitii. Last week Inquiries mine from the tin of Boston, Muss., asking about 1 erf .tin details In the charter which 'bad evidently been tho subject of Inl'Test to the people who have in charge the municipal business of the Hub." Today an Inquiry came from Sue- rainento, Cnlifonik. to certain things in our chnrter ami how tho worked. ('omiiiUsli u form of novcrnment is J beaming tho subject of agitation all (tr tho country and cities that! :.ic adopted the pmn are watched with keen lntervt by places that ai. contemplating a change from Cm- old to the new way of gov- iiiuent How's This: Wo offer One Hundred Dollnrs Re - ward for any case of Catarrh that can "VrSinlVS" We. the undersigned, have known F J. Cheney for the past fifteen years and bellme him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and lluati daily able to carry out any obllitatlou made by his firm, 1 WaldiiiK. Klnnan & Marvin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall s Catarrh Cure Is taken intern ,tl!v, acting directly upon the blood and nuicotu surfaces of tho system. T .titiionlals sent free. Price 75 cents Tike Halls Family pills for con s'patlou. Sav you saw it In tho Ardmorelte. OUR GOODS GETS HIP TEXAN NOMINATED BY PRESI DENT TAFT AS SUCCESSOR OF JUDGE BRYANT, A SUP FOR Who Had Publicly Announced That Henry Grady, Republican, Would Be Given the Appointment. Russell Is a Democrat. " Wellington. My 2S. President x.iti today sent to the senate the noiii- Inatlon of Itopreseutatlvc (lordon Hus- sell to be United States Judge of the , enhtcrn district of Texas, succeeding the late Uavld U. llryant of Sherman, CongresHinan Uusfell. who Is ti democrat, had been urged for appoint ment, tigulnst M ('. McDonald of Par Is. W. II. Atwell of Dallas. Ceorge Clarke of Waco, Judge Henry McOra dy of Ilonham and S. II. Cooper of Beaumont. McUrndy was known to be Colonel Cecil Lyon's candidate, the dispenser of Republican pie In Texas, having announced shortly after Judge. Bryants death that the Ilonham man would be appointed. In view of this the president's action Is regarded as a direct slap at the Duke of Damslte. Colonel Cooper was appointed gen- ,,,,( appraiser of merchandise " 1 port of New irk last week. for tin Cordon Russell was born of Geor- gin parents In Iluntsvllle, Ala., at the i home of his maternal grandfather, 'judge James II. (lordon. Is the eldest son or Henry A. iiusseii ami .Mary (lordon Russell; was educated at the Sam Ilalley Institute. Criffln, da., and the Ci aw ford high school. Dalton. (la., and after a two years' course at the University of (icorgla, received Trum that Institution the degree of A. H. ; , Wlls j, niomber of the Phi Delta Thettl (IreeU letter fraternity and of the mi , Kappa Debating society was chosen I nnnlversafy orator of the Phi Kappa J society, and was also elected to rei- I leseni that society in the annual de bating contest with Its college rival. 'the Demosthenlan; taught school at I n.iH,,n .111.1 .liirlttt Mint firm. ri:ul '" " " .'"" ' I law and was idmltted to the bar by ! the HiiMrlor court for Whitfield I county; removed to Texas In the lnt ' ter part of the year 1ST!) and located I'ti Van Zandt county: removed to Ty I lor. Smith county. In 1W5: was elect j ed county Judge of Van .audi county Mn l.SM, and at the end of one term voluntarily relinquished that office, to resume tin- practice of his profession: In 1 S!li was elected district attorney of the seventh Judicial district of Texas, composed of the counties of Oregg, Smith. Upshur, Van Zandt and Wood: w.ih reelected to that office without in. v opposition; was In the new tli 1 1 tt . ongresslonal district for the filty-elgl th congress In August, l!Mi-., and 11 .011 the death of Hon. R. C. De(iraf enreld was elected to fill out the emalnib-r of his term In the llfty-s tenth congress, ami to the fif ty eighth congress, and lc-olceted to the succeeding congresses In the World of Industry A union of piano polishers is being organized In San Francisco, Cal. 1 Union bricklayers at Minneapolis, Minn, aie now receiving H5 cents an j hour, whli h Is 1 year. cents more than last A federation of 0,000 minors was re-, Part of the brewery management ceiitly elfeciod in Wyoming. ; however. Is responsible, but a wish to The Canadian Northern has slgnpVget a full measure of work out of the the schudule asked by the black-, employes. Before and after working 1 smiths, niolders ami pattern-makers, 'hours It Is-agreed tlie employes can One thousand retail clurks at llutle, 1 drink all the beer they want, Mont., were recently organized into a There are but twelve photo en union, which will owe allegiance to gravers west of the .Mississippi Hue ' the A. F. of L. I are outside of the International organ 1 Deaths from accldonU among soa-. Izatlon. Tho craft Is DS per cent or 1 men number llfty three per 10,000, live' ganizoj, throughout tho United States ' times higher than in "dangerous occu-iand Canada, it has a membership of ,mt,m!," :i,T00 and In the International fund ! From dune n to 10. at Omaha, there is a per capita sum of $UJ fo- N'oh.. International Htereotypers auditory member of the K'ortrotypers' Union of North Amor- Ua will hold Its annual convention. During tho past year preventable 1 accidents Injured, it is said, half u million workmen in tho United Slntos' and entailed u loss of 'J50,00ll,000 to, manufacturers. , Huston. Mass., Wood, Wlro and Met al Lathers' Union recently reporte!', that every employer In the city has 1 granted to tho members the May 1 wage scale. ' llore are some of our specialties; Vutlor porch shades, all sizes; Herrlck refrigerators, the best made; water (liters, all sizes, the kind that saves doctor's bills; Case Bros. Cutlery, hand made nnd guaranteed; elastio ielt mattresses, the bost; sanitary iron beds, II Ii0 to s-'S.OO. nrt Nduarns. Freuo freezers. eo oarts. matting and window shaih s. irouinc furnances, charcoal. Fartlon sras stoves. Zeuhvr The compromise agreement submit ted by the Joint committee of the Jour neymen bookbinders' union and em-1 ploycrs at San Francisco, Cal., Is nnu- limlnr eonslilnrnt Irm ' . D,, , I There were 28,917 persons In the, federal employ In Washington. V. C. ' July 1st last, the annual pay roll for them Is 131.311,525. an average of' nearly 11.100 each. It Is about forty years ago since women compositors were Introduced Into the printing trade In Edinburgh, Scotland. It Is estimated that they now wiunl tho men employed at the case. Thlrtyflvo t ents an hour will be the minimum wages for Toronto, Can., upholsters for tho future. This amicable settlement was reached re cently between the employers ut'd the union. This Is about five per cent In crease. The light for alleged free speech nt SiHjkatie, Wash., has been won by the Industrial Workers of the Worll, It Is stated. The City Council Is reported to have agreed to pass a reasonable ordinance to regulate street speaking, Portland. Ore., Is up In anus against the Influx of Hindus. Riots hae re- cetitly taken place in St. John, a sug urb of that city. The lumber mills have been paying while help trom $2.50 to $:i a day. The Hindus gladly took these Jobs for J1.S0. The il.OOO carpenters of Boston. Mass., and vicinity. alTlllated with the United Brotherhood and the Amalga mated Society of Carpunters and Joiners are a unit In demanding a wase Increase of approximately 2U cents an hour on June 1, or strike. Klevator Constructors' Union, at HoKon, Mass.. signed nn ngreeementj with the employers whereby tho ireti shall receive $1.50 a day for median-1 les and f.l n day Tor helpers. This Is an increase of 50 cents for mechanic" and 25 cents for helpers. As a result of the referendum vote cast by local unions of the Western Federation of Miners, the organUat on will ask for a charter from the Amer ican Federation of Labor, the proposi tion carrying by 7,000 votes. Out of the 205 locabi in the federation only live voted against the proposed affil iation. The convention recently held by the Bricklayers' and Masons' Internation al Union decided to place the quest'on of tho erection of a National home, similar to that of the printers In 'Colo rado Springs, before the locals for discussion for ten months, at the end 1 0f which period It will be put to a . ..r.. t I riiuoiii ... a bill cieatlnu a commission to In vestlgate the advisability of a Nation al, Workmen's compensation act through which worklugmeii nnd their families would bo compensated by their employers on a llxed basis In canes of Injury or accidental death, is now pending in tho house of represen tatives at Washington. Refusing to accept a compromise of fer at l"Vi cents an hour, 5,000 Jour neymen carpenters of Cincinnati, ()., have voted to go on strike. The men demand 50 cents an hour. Tho present scale is 15 cents an hour. Probably 50 per cent of the contractors gave notice that they would sign the scale at f0 .cents, and the men employed by these I w ill not go out. : Commencing with the year 1SM1, tho I lithographls trade, embracing a mem , bershlp around 30,000 throughout tills 1 county, will begin on 1111 eight-hour I day Instead of tho nine-hour as nt 1 present. A plan is said to have been ' adopted by the employes which will also lvo to the men an Insurance , without cost to them covering acct 1 dent, health and life. Rrowers in Washington have con ceded to their employes an eight-hour day. In return tho employes hae agreed to take not moro than two I drinks of beer during the eight hours. No wave of temperance reform on tho international The general organization Is giving con slderatlon to the question of establish ing an old ago pension. The International Hod Carrier convention has been postponed until .lune S. At this meeting 11 reorganl.a Hon will be affected bringing together the three Internationals and all inde pendent locals. Tho merger is the r suit of tho decision reached at tho Tampa, Flu., convention last October More than JOO.Oim) members In the United States and Canada will be at fectoi by the clmnge. Piesldeiit Hlpley of the Santa Fe has recommended a hIx per cent In crease In salaries and wages of all tin- orjcanlxcrt employes on the Gulf, Colo- rado and Santa Ke lines, extending through Texas, Oklahoma and Louis- iana. .Mecnaincs as wen ns 'in siuuuu and office agents and clerks will gel ... . 4 . ... tno increase wnicn ranges iroin i $15 per month. It swells the payroll $ tun nog annually. This Is the first In- crease In pay for unorganized em ployes in ten years. Frank Morrison, secretary of tli American Federation of Itbor reports for the five months of the Federation year nn Increase In per capita tax of Byrup Pcpiim for nW),iie and -ou will 11.10.1.27 over a like period last year. , nnd yourself rapidly Retting better and , . , ' ' ' stronger, your bowels wilt regulate them. This indicates an increased member-1 selves and work nt stated times, and ii.i,. ,.f c ooa Tlw. v..il..rnilnn b-ic In I then your headaches and dlxzlness will Milp of 6,000. The Federation lias is i dappe!lr, Don.t tnke gtrong cathartic sued 102 charters as against 52 for aipllis or salts, but Just such a mild and corresponding time last year. (rl1l Anlll- ated International unions report the Is suance of CO charters within the last live months. The clgnrmakers have long Ibcen talking of building a home, but It now looks as If they were soon to vote on the proposition. It is proposed to levy an assessment of $3, payable at the rate of 25 cents a month for one year, , ... . , and all !!0 and lo cent members to pro- vide funds for building and equipping the home, the maintenance to bo pro- ... . , vlded thereafter by assessment along the s.unn llne nn now fYillmvnd b- the me samo nuts aB now louowtu ) in, printers. Tho matter will soon be ... , , submitted to the referendum. . Suhsrrlhn for Tho Arrtmorelt. Just Received At Felker's Grocery Store New krout, sour and sweet pickles, sweet Mango pickle, Dill pickle, Queen bulk olives, seeded ribbon cane, sorghum, fresh line new evaporated fruits. Call and buy of our new goods. Fresh line of Chase and Sanborn coffee and Heinz's 57 varieties of pickles and preserves. Street at bargains. Wo will loan you money on bothjclty property andfarmlandsyat tho most reasonable rate of Interest. W. S. SPORTING GOODS WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF BASE BALL GOODS BALLS, BATS, GLOVES, ETC. WK HANDLK SCHOOL HOOKS AND ST.Vl'lONURY. OFFICK AND TYPKWRlTBR SUPPI.lF.fl, GLASS, PAINTS AND WALL PAPF,R. CITY BOOK STORE FRAME &. CRINER Use Ardmoreite Want Ads Sampk Hifps Frail Women So many women arc dragging out weary lives just because tiieir uiges- tive organs are weak. The result is poor circulation, nervousness and the unneceJ$ary ana ,he woman's own fault. me iirxi minir to o is to iook to me wclfaro of your bowels. There tho trou- Me usually lies. All Dlivulrlani know that a large percentage of women are habitually constipated, and from this re sults Indigestion, piles, weariness, etc.. that women constantly complain or llut there Is no use taking "female rern edles" and thlnirs of that kind until you havo started your bowels to movln(. You will find that when the bowels movo rccularly onco or twice a day all your petty Ills will disappear. Take a good. 'M-umtii , 4iv, int. iviiiujr u, vi. wiuncil uvrun Pensln. You can obtain a bottle of vour druar gist for fifty cents or one dollar, and either Hie may be enough to perma nently cure you. Thousands of women keep It regularly In the houso and will no longer bo without It, ns It cured them and can be used with safety by every member of the family, down to th youngest child, but If you have never used It take the advice of Mrs. Karl S. Cox, 409 Twentv-nfth street, Mollne, 111., and Mrs. l'ltcn Duncan, Muncle, Ind.. nnd send to Dr, Caldwell for a free trial bot- "7. as they did. and learn for yourself what It will do In your own case. That ft will cure you. as it did them, thero Is "VrCnldwell personally will be pleased to give you nny medical advice you may desire for yourself or family pertalnlne to the stomach, liver or boweli absolutely rr'',, of charge. Kxplnln your case In a (1(ter nm, he w, rpply , you n (leta F'or the free sample stinpfy send your name nnd address on a postal rant or otherwise. Kor either request the doctor1 address I. Dr V. It. Caldwell, k.su Cald well building, Montlcello, 111. Your Money In real estate. There is no safer Investment on earth, in fact It is the earth. Get a pieco of it. We have on our list some of the best bargains that have been of fered In Ardmore. Here are some of them: 3 houses atlfl Into nlnon In tnm If Qftft An 1 entire block close in on Main St., wiin j goon nouses, and all mod ern convenience!). You will he surprised to tlnd how choap this Croporty can bo had. Homo of the est business property on Main SMITH We Don't Hind the Owner watching us while wo are doing a Job of plumbing for him. We do hon est work all tho time and it makes no difference who looks on or who doesn't. We shall be glad to figure cn your next Job. If we get it you and we will both be pleased. SAMUEL A WEEKS jti south vahiiln(iton:t.