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Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19

A man By the name Of George Reyes,
who has been at work on the Bsssett
mine, died suddenly night before last,
at Haley. He Is generally supposed TO
have been poisoned. We understand
that he was visiting one Of the notorious
chebangs Of that town. and swallowed
something that cansed bis death He
was able TO make some noise sufficient
to be heard outside. before ne gave up
Tho door was found locked on the in
side BY Dad and others who tried to
reach him. Two physicians were called
in, but too late 20 afford relief The
woman Of the house was arrested for the
alleged murder, and was in Jail yesser-
day
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
lErru V slnes1ay's Daily J

The days are warm and windy.
The latest: Haley has got worms.
The water in Wood River Is slowly
falling but stin troag don't bite.
HouarsI Gray left on he back Of his
cayuse for the northern country yester-
day morning.
Major Hong King is the military cog
uou4eu with which Cliuaman in town
yertises his wash house.
where Will the depot be locateds~
Is the question asksd by persons look
ing ont for the .'nsain chance
4 mau having too much tangle foot
last might got tangled ina rail fence.
The fence had she skin knocked OF its
face.
We hear the names OF Don Mckay and
Ike Culp spoken Of as possible Demo
cratic candidates for Sheriff Of AItur.ts
county.
Twelve car loads of track layers for
the Ketchum extension OF the O. 5. L.
arrived in HALEY yesterday and Will i'm
melliateIy be put at work.
Mr. Harvey, Of Bruneau valley, who
has been freighting for a few months
in this vicinity. returns to-day to COM
mence the seasons having
Several teams arrived in Ketehun
from Goose creek yesterday morning
loaded with grain. Had they put on a
few sacks of potatoes ready market
would have been found.
The registry of scholars in the
Ketehum public school fer the past
month reached the number OF eighty
three. And as the Professor truly says
no one teacher can do justice to 80
many.
The floor of the malt house Of Koenin-
/ gers brewery in Ketchum, broke down
/ night before last. and three men were
I prscipitated about twelve feet TO The
basement story. They fortunately
escaped injury.
/ We pick up a bundle Of exchanges,
and turning to Il Republican Journal are
assured by the sspient editor that Blaine
I VIII be elected, Of course. Referring te
next. Democratic sheet, we are assured
i that Cleveland viii be ehescn. surely
4 IS there is not . man or woman in the
United states Who knows snything about
I it, we are compelled TO eNclaim. "Great
/ is chessr'
4 Tne.Roard II Couaty Commissioners
!. .fet the ecnrset for tie care Of the ia.
digaut sick OF Alturas county for ths
ensaiug year. Eleven bids were on
f,e, They were all for cash. or it'
equivalent. The contract was let 10 Or
Fl NJ. Jones a Believue. Tor maintaiuauc,
including drugs spd medical attendane,
s. $50. nl', Jones win open the hespit
III at Bellevue within ten days. The
Board also made call foo bids 10 bury
the INDECENT dead,
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
from Tuesdays DaIly.l

County politics begin to hoil.
Nature sprinkled the streets on sun
day
y. G. Smith and family are up from
Bellevue on visit.
L. H Russell 5 on Lost River TO be
gone several days.
We shall give an account Of our Trail
creek excursion tomorrow.
Fred. Keisel, wholesale liquor dealer
at Ogden, was in town yesterday.
Auother barber shop opened MP yes
terday and now Ketchum has four.
Payday for the Philadelphia Co, to-
day.
The circus here lfst Friday is reported
to have cleaned upnearly $500.
There will be a social hop in Fitzsim-
mons Metropolitan Hall on Thursday
night,
number OF our young people are in
tending to visit the summit east OF town
to-day.
No mails came in Sunday and couse-
quently double amount was received
yesterday.
Democratic Territorial Central Com
mittee meets at Boise City next Satur-
day, July 10th.
Clogs Marlstte is hauling ore from the
Ontario mine to HALEY on an average
| of fifty tons per,week.
The regular stage coach and seyeral
private hacks ran TO and from the conn
/ ty seat all heavily loaded.
Some remarkably rich specimens of
! Sawtooth ore can be seen at the reading
room of the Metropolitan.
l.. H. Russell, G. w. Griffin. Geo.
Lewis and Others will go out to. inspect
the Trail creek grade this morning.
Candidates for County and local Off
ces should announce the fact through
the columns Of the KrTCHUN KETsToSE,
i which eirculates all over Aituras county.
Announcements published for sic pre-
paid.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
The Juliet.

Capt. Somers has rnn about 3ao feet
Of tnneling and drifting on the Juliet
during the past winter and spring and
now has good pay streak of guIena
and chloride. The ledge is much larger
and better than on the surface, carrying
an ore vein from Il to 20 inches vide,
and lies in very fine working ground.
The work put on the property has not
cost over - per foot for all tunneling.
The Captain is confident that he can go
TO work now and make good money on
a small scale Of operation The ore as
says 20 ozs. in silver and 30 per cent.
lead.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
The Ketchum X Challis Read.


The writer had the pleasure sunday
of riding over the new Ketchum i Chal
lis toll road to point on Lost River
eight miles north of the Trail creek
summit. and announces with pleasure
that the new connpany's work has placed
the road in fair condition for ail light
teams The grading beyond the suan-
nit is OF very easy descent aud cdnsti-
tutes frst.olass road 70 point on
Lost RIVER eight or ten miles distant,
vhenee to the Thousand Strings There
exist n6 obstacles 70 easy passage
aud but few trivial places that need
requiring. West q the Summit the
grade lesding 70 Trail creek has been
considerably improved and is not too
steep for the easy travel Of light teams.
1t will, however, require some addition
al improvements before heavy teams can
pull over to an advantage, and this viii
be accomplished shortly
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
The Railroad.

The railroad construction between
Haley and Ketchum il progressing rap
idly and will soon be in readiness for a
clean sweep OF track laying. The grade
is completed to within a short distance
of Ketclum. with the exception Of a
few short intervals, and track laying has
been finished one mile this way from
HALEY. As soon as the bridge is got
in readiness the track laying can be
pushed ahead very rapidIy- The bridge
at Gimlet is the hardest piece Of work
on the line It haying.been fonnd that
piles could not be driven ut This point,
work was suspended on the bridge yes
terday to await orders as to the means
OF construction to be adopted.
Dad freeman, who pre-emptod por-
tion Of J. S. Lind'3 desert land claim.
got s4QO for the risht q way through
his ground.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
LOCAL..
prom Sundays Daily.l

Court has caused a little life in the
county seat. AAs
The Shaw circus played to large audi-
ences in HALEY yesterday.
Cleveland and Hendricks were rati-
ned last night in Hailey By the De-
mocracy.
The case OF Austin, ct al, vs.. the Elk
horn mine, has been postponed till the
October term of court.
The weather continues warm and sui
try, and prophecies Of rin are now in
order anof,1 the weather siiarps.
The red hot Democrats OF HALEY
joined in lively ratification meeting
last evening and celebrated the nomina-
ton OF Cleveland and Hendricks with
gur,s, speeches rndHnusic.s
Dad h George now run an evening
express from HALEY to Ketchum, letv-
ing the latter place after the mails ar
rive. But we can't expect the mails on
time yet.
There remains but eleven miles oi ah-
constructed road between tins and
Smoky. The mines in that seetit be-
gin to loom up and we expect to see the
road finished soon.
Judge Carr and Jesse Bradford passed
through Ketchum yesterday morning
on their way toatlanta, where they p'o-
pose to develop mine in which lhes
are both interested.
The Ketchum & Challis Toll ROAD Co
held regular meeting Thursday eve
ming, when the constitution ana ny
laws. were signed and other steps taken
to complete the organization and faeiil
tate It's work. .1 a84f
We heard from the workmen on the
road now encamped at the bridge lead
ing to Lavelrs saw mill that during
the coming week work of grading Oh
that section will be completed and tha'
their camp will be removed to POM
above town, and opposite the smeltcf.
Politics has been little talked of II
this neigiborhood, people generally
perferring mining strikes for text Ioi
conversations; bnt yesterday ana las
evening the crowd took mp the sli'Jcc
of men and measures. and wrestled viii
the subject in somewhat noisy man
ner.
Col f. Green. the well known Woo
River pioneer aud founder OF the Phiia
delphia smelling works, at this place
arrived from the coast yesterday nn'
will spend some time in looking affe
his minin Interests. hereabeuts. Til
Col. will be glad to learn Of the recen
big strike in tile Silver Star mine, ol
Big Smoky.
sir. C. f. Taylor, a prominent mer
chant of Bayhorse, arrived here yester
day. He had q rough trip. Crossln
Lost River, on the Challis and ketehul
road. the blackboard ON which he wa
riding, was taken off by the swo!ie
stream and carried down the river, taB
ing with it valise and $500 in cash be
longing to sIr. Tnylor. He returned
the same side of the river three time
and finally had to leave his horse an
swim ashore
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
Territorial News.
cqsr GAlene Pioneer.

There aie about 75 buildings in course
of construction in the city. About half
OF them being business houses on Main,
Gold and Second streets.
A nugget weighing st ounces was
picked up in the Webfoot mine. in
Dream gulch. last Saturday. The clean
up on Sunday morning netted lie ozs.
There is but little snow left on the
mountains.d Afew days more will leave
the summit free of it.
The Murray claim was purchased for
SC, ,e0e, and immediately resold to Butte
parties for $4,000.
The District Court convenes at Rath-
drum June 23d. The county contest is
set for the 25th inst.
The ferry at Thompson Falls was car
rietl away The boat swiftly dritted
over the rapids, being turned and twist
ed around in all manners, throwing
overheard, Paul Ducharme and man
named Denaut.s Both We're drowned,
The mules also went over, only two
managing to swim to the shore. p. NJ.
Shuck. P. S. McDermont, and two 9TH
ers clung to the boat, and were rescued
below the Falls, The pack animals were
the property of H, Blythe. His loss is
about 5000. Total loss of property is
about q, ,ooe.S
La - Chailis Messenger.
There are 81 hands working the Rams
horn lode. ,tt,,s
Ores are being delivered to the smell
ter At Bayhorse for the Co. by contract.
Tho RAmshern mountain is said to be
showing more and better ore than ever
beforesf s8fgst
Farmers are cutting some hay; the
great time Of haying has not ar
rived however.
Frank Melhoan has been very poorly
this week passed but is now somewhat
inpsssAs.as .e.
.xs.2 - ss...s'- -, '-'S
Sf1s.s..'. -
-.c So
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
Atlanta.


Atlanta is picking mp 10 life very rap
idly There ara up~ar5s of 800 miners
employed IN the mines theYeab0ufs and
mining and milling enterprise generally
are very successful. The town ~ Allan
ia is about balf the size 81 Ketchum, and
has population 81 about 800 or 600.
There is some talk among the citizens Of
AtIantain regard to the practicabifisy
Of carrying freights to and from Ketch-
um by pack animals. instead of going
over the divide to Rocky Bar and around
to the lower country FIR supplies. etc.
The railroad to this point viii material
ly influence this project.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
Tie West Ps.RL

The west Point r,.in, originally 10
Gated as the Eugene, one d tie Oldest
locations n tAe Elhharu euieL las been
developed into a very promising Pros
peet. Ga!cna asrgceatiy iaandia cpn-
siderable quantities, and yesterday Ben.
james, one Of tie interested parties.
brought in about 80 pounds Of fine
galena specimens. The ledge was very
poorly defined on the surfacc, and q
three inch streak was followed down.
This led TO a three foot ledge. with the
ore mentioned, at a-depth OF ten feet.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19

Howard Gray called On rs yesterday he !
is out eptertaidug the people, presum
ably With an eye on next iaIFs election.
Too much benzine induced a Chinese
hating sovereign 20 camp in a Chinese
laundry. His room was changed to the
cooler"
jos. Boggs was able to be ont on the
sidewalk yesterday, but feeling very sore
from the shaking up be received from
the accident.
Howard Grey is Just over from Rocky
Bar and reports that camp very dull.
There are at present leSs than dozen
miners in the place.
It is said that tie Reid brothers
have struck four feet Of fine ore in the
Ioorman mine on warm Springs creek
and have am excellent showing.
first-class store to rent. apply to
r. C. West, Enterprise Restaurant. If
HALEY. Bellevue and Buliion ceie-
brated the intelligence Of the Democrat
ic nominations with bonfires. anyils
and speeches on liberal scale. rhe
politicians at KetciIum were less demon
strative, giving no sign.
The Board OF County Commissioners
commenced dbusinessy yesterday Of HALEY.
As Justice Hpdson. Of Ketchrm, has for
warded his resignation. the Board will
make an appointment TO supply the va
! cancy within day or two.
( j. u. Goodwin, representing the Salt
Lake Tribune, called on us yesterday.
+ He has been swinging around the circle
of Northern and Eastern Idaho, and has
written many interesting Letters from
I this Territory, and is likely to add more
4 in reference to Wood River.
George P. Hodson has resigned the
Office Of Justice of the Peace for this
precinct. Press of business in his pro-
fession, that Of civil engineering. it is
said. induced the resignation, which for
months he has contemplated. There
are three or four aspir,lnts for the vacant
position.
J.B. Langley, Ed English and J. c.
aIurdock Iocated the Silver Friend lode
mining claim on Eagle creek yesterday,
and brought some very good galena
groupings in with them. They report
the discovery Of tlres-foos ledge OF
Eagie crceh ahoHt ten H.ies distant
from Es,caum.
w.B. Eartz, Of the asn Of 4. z
BurEliart < Co.. and William Ca!kius
# alkius & Morse. Boise. ara Visiting
. Wood River ana yeAtevday teelz ii
Eeschum. 1Gr. Cabins Is hero Tor hs
health ui mag Has.5Iy locate au1a!
Us Thts IS ne reflection on the tiues.
Ilou. P. ?. caasyan has received
3 letter frqEn Hon. Jolla Ha.iey. who va
called assay to Isis ho.le az Boise Cit
hy a dispatch informing him q tue II
2 ness OF Mrs. HALEY she is mucl bet
ter. The rock Mr.. Haley took ~ith hir
e went over S53.24. and one assay S9,G
in goIi He Viii be hack soon and vi
put a full force at work on the Susie
Salth y. 5. is q part owner with HALEY
SIR. Canlvan has several locations clus
to the Susie 5.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
The Ohio Nine.

". z. P5nnev has leased the Ohio
mine at Star mountain for 60 days for .
consideration Of one-sixth the net pro-
ceeds Of all the ore extracted and deliv-
cred to the Chase concentrating works
or At the HALEY ssmpling works The
Ohio possesses fair lrdgs of high grade
gaIena, sample lots Of which we're
snelted last season with very satisfact-
ory results The mine is about two and
one-haIf miles east Of GimIet. and own
cd by I l. Lewis and Others Mr. Pin
ney also has a bond on The property.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
Strike on Lake Greek.

Mr.. Peters brought in some excellent
lead groupings from mp Lake creek, ten
miles from Ketchum yesterday, and re-
ports his discovery ofa fine lodge. The
ore is heavy galena ana assays about 20
ozs. in silver and 50 per cent, lead. He
claims TO have two feet Of it and four
feet OF ledge matter consisting largely
OF iron oxides low in silver. 1t is in a
good formation and doubtless Will de-
veiop into 4 fine prospect.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
/. o 0. F.

Az Odd Follows are requested to meet
in tie resisting room 81 Fitzsinlrsons
3Ietrorolitan Hau tlis eeeniug IL 8
o'elnes @s.4Fp- .sas tiAe q ss1 q egn-
Elatllg afganglurIts tar tle organiz.-
tEon ot an association. Eater through
the side door.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Aosice No. q.
UNITED STATES LASp OFTIcZ, 1
HsIfey. Idaho, Juky IL ts-4.

UNITED STATES LAsD OFTIcE
HALEY, Idaho, Jnly IL ts-4-
NOTICE l. hereby gwen that William h
Watt and John r Clark Szrar,el Arrs-s Gierrx.
Mon: zoE5ery and Edxard Il Te-1y, by NslIiAxa
H Watt, their attorney fE tact. whose Pest o.
nee address Is HALEY, AlrH-z- CozrrF. Idaho
Territory have nlade apgilczrz9a for Cn1f~d
States Patent for the
s-NOSTGoNEaT-
Lode rafriry cisirn- sir1zre in Sec n TAN
4 Is E.. Boise Meridian Warm sps1nx Greek
Mining District, AltEras Coua.y. Idaho Terri
tory consisting az 1859 linear {srs o{ the lode,
~ and described in the fed notes AID plat o<
the Official surrey ca 1le in this odcs- With
rnaznetle rariatten az ~ 81 eAss- .s felloxss
claim and running y. as E Ge .er- center
y end line Of claim; thsacs y az W xT-s fee.
% eorn,r No I. thsses z. % ;ee: 70
corner No 3. thence n "a " 81 feet 70
ner No 4: thence n 4s7 z, Isa fesS 70 conner
No !. and 2lare Of texi-1ni1x survey of esssxisr
applied fer Ne coa1iets-
From csETn=r No f. the section corner .enz-
ragn 20 SECTIONS ?, IL Is and X T. 4 y z IL
e Poise Merriam bears 5 81 Il ". &-se feet
The said mining elzina being Of record IN tn.
Office Of The Csuni R-oJrier d said n.niax
district. ar HALEY In Altzras County. idaao
TsrriEo-v- The nearest kuos1 hlrstiazs hzzaz
the Parker, st- Lo1i-, WHISTLER and
-Coppez0F1lis-
p-urrica Of -he said Mcure0usery Aofe nzAinx
claim or =urzsee ground aru required 70 ale
tzeir adverse clziaas saers-o with the Re-isses
q the Iuttsd states Land once n HALEY,
Idaho Territory, within she sixty days paszf-
,5.Sa -a..,.a o - -, = ..r-si sz III.
7 Eaasfs zad Ergyide,i En4Ez Z R1ESD.
guiT1S-r-f1 Register
diree- si.zs thz fo-azufrs Ssztce ef Aapft-a-
ti0n fgr Patent be published sor he p~rAod a4
sixty Gays IN the EE-CHrN DAILY kEYsrDxE,
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19

tended to Neasrs. Fitzsinmons & mont
gomery for the use of their reading
room.
Adjourned.
LII. RUSSELL,
I. v. JOKES, President.
SecresaTv.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20
LOTS DEPUIIEs.
1t is Like Pulling Teeth to Get ANY
Information Out of tho Reps.


WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-Judge Law
renee, the first comptroller ofthe treas
ury, was the first witness examined
to-day by the subcommittee investi-
eating the conduct Of Msrshal Lot
Wright In the Ohio election. He said
that when he saw the reports that the
government CLERKS had acted as deputy
msrahals in that election. he directed
that the accounts OF clerks for such
service be not allowed.
The witness was then Intercepted
az length by the members
of the committee and by
CONGRESSMAN Follett OF the First
Cincinnati district, relative tn the le-
gality of the appointment OF men not
residentsof Cincinnati as deputy mar
shals. Sections Of the revised sta ules
We're read to the effect that no person
should be appointed deputy marshal
who was not "A qualified voter IN the
precinct or election district for when
he was appointed without the request
OF two citizens.
Judge Lawrence said the accounts
hadni reached his office that the le-
gality OF the appointment was ques-
fion OF law, and that he did not wish
10 express an opinion before carefully
examining the statutes.
Thomas Cavanangh, eN-depnty ser
geant-at-aTms of the house OF repre-
sentatives, who WAS ~ Cincinnati cleo,
ton day, was also examined. de SAID
that he was employed at the instance
OF Col. Dudley and under the lnstruc,,
tions OF the central committee 20 guard
against repeating at the polls.
nDld that committee furnish yon
money?r inquired Mr. Van Alstyne oil
New York.
"No,siri received money at clncin'
natl .
nWho paid your
II received money from the Lineoln
club OF Cincinnati. II amounted 70
several thousand dollars"
''Who gave II TO you, Mr.. CaYan'
augh2p s,...,.n "a
/ understood that IL was 10 be pala =
people 70 prevent fraud on election
1 dav. Some few men were employed
as United States marshals nr. Cav
anaugh said that he met Col Dndley
al Columbus ana AZ his direction re-
| uOrte0 10 1iI. hAiuH1ut - NtAia
natl. who was engaged 10 looking hllei
the election. Mr.. Cavanaugh himsei
handled the finances and helped tb'
boys out. (,
lie continued: "The money was paif
To take men back to Chicago who MAJ
come 10 vote The Democratic ticket, a
least they said they had come -or ma
purpose. They got hard up and ths
party brought them there and al9b
treat them right. They gave US Vaiua
ble infOrmatiOn.o
"Did you make any ATTEMPT 70 pre-
vent men from voting who came ther
b vote the Republican ticketg' aske
Representative Fclletf.
"Our Instructions were % IfeYen
any body from voting illegally"
SWas there any attempt % preVsl
the colored men from voting who e.
onized ii Cincinnati from Kentucky Z
IAN attempt was made, ~ ] sAis'
prevent illegal voting
r nDid YOU ever zee - many eolofg
men IN any city A. there we're 70 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20
CITY BULLETIN

100. House Of large re0ias, al wSll for.
uiahed aud rftod With RRg Aud Nnicri 10
lo0xlgJ corner itu X and rlrht streets. Price
i0i. small honso Of rooms, lot H1Is0,
college Hill nddluon) ffnutinR Fennsyl'
van Avenue. convenient % street carr
= iS1. Bnidine site. igxss2 on Montgomery
HI noutuR on sunmitasenue. Low price
rs. dwelling ofg rooms on uolknap street,
i0t b1xltQ, street cars pass tue doar. Price
~ Five dwellings, hll now, situated on
grump sire l. o lois good chance fpr ~
lng.stment ~ tue property rents readily
~. Baildipg in iIlnB fcel IN wegi
Broadway, about ~ feet wsei NJ foutn VA
strest, convenient 20 street ears z 10 The
most aFlstulraiin quar- 81 Of be city I'M
rrogemsnsA consist u fence and hae bain'
ios. Batiaine lot ipxifG. nonflng Calves
ton avenue. Tue HOsehnie street, cars pare
thls properly; ID onsfe4 ~ bafsaia ioi
IA Residence or o. T. Iiirrisr, l0gz.l fsri
corner ~ West Bro ava ana 1af esivp
avenue. The improvements sic ~ fslpgHi
q convenient md comfortable cottage n
rooms aud Kitchen, wash house. cni7fsn
house, W.Dd SUD conl sheds, good cittefn,
etc. Very cheap ~ tfe Q,
i0a. desinaDle homesieedi house ~
rooms 40 kitchen all veil q ishf5. 9ieO g
sm 4ll building used fora olice Naier o..
an " gef g,inec tors lot q y isei o.
DHmented With trees aud aoddfd WIN it.f
inuda gfhss %il0cats1 corner ~ afiof and
fourih VI e8iE. This desirable property can
be fought f0f si.oo, Or without small brlid
7 INK Tor ~. g. d,
IN salaa t0tagc5 rnoins well nhisted
4 l0f 10 1l08 fonts hfmphil street. aud "a
/ b ks Aoutli ~ pontfylyania avenue Con
I ven ent 10 ftfk1i cars prf0 tllpu AZ 10 ioNt
4 500 down, 9aln months bGlance 10 month
I ~ intiallileniiyH ~ each
/ III isOod fdhdelee Z largo rooms. 10
i b.xiO0 feet, O. per Florence aud Weetbefforl
I sireels. i.pv;Afi 90.
/ I'll ~ Bsifnnp BluG peneh ana liampipf
I streets convenient 10 street care. for tfeal
/ aud convenient homes be lots arc pntuJ
I "a fed Prices vary iron fy1 70 SID fAch
according - aizc and Location.