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Teddy's Record.
(&nacOnda Standard.)

Skull-and- Cross Bones Gulch, Colo,
Jan. 2f.-As Colonel Roosevelt over
slept this morning, he did not kill his
daily mountain lion until just before
noon. He was an exceptionally large
and powerful animal and gave Colonel
Roosevelt considerable trouble. After
pumping 124 bullets into him, the dis
tinguished hunters ammunition gave
out, and the lion closed with him. to
the serious alarm of the spectators.
The colonel managed to get ia two
solar plexus punches, and then, seizing
the huge beast by the tail, swung him
in midair twice around his head and
dashed his brains out against a rock.
Colonel RooseVelt's total score now
stands: Mountain lions, %; grizzly
bears. As: bald-headed eagles IA, fool
hens. Sc: coyotes, 110: wild Indians, s.
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A BRILLIANT AMERICAN GIRL.

THAT THE AMERICAN GIRL
tr trus conceded nation ability rise
has
probably
grace and
arrangement about the court and the
especially
roy ho ever ruiz &c India
in
should lose
a brilliant digniaed
Us -regaIc mas lever been seen
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A. Unfair Proposition.

To the Editor Of the Herald;
I think your offer to act rs umpire
between the two Republican news
papers of Salt Lake grossly UT ai~ to
one of them. even to cruelty, with one
of the conditions YOU attach. namely,
that they shall not use ~,trr.l ous
epithetS to one another thus taking
away from one Of the parties his
whole stock in trade, and his most ef-
fectual weapons 1t seems to me your
offer is very much as if you should
offer to act as umpire between two
boxers on condition that one should
fight with his hands tied behind him.
Sal Ian
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only fair-sized audiences at the Grand.
This cannot be termed the banner week
of the Cummings engagement. The
matinee yesterday afternoon, while
largely patTOnized, was not so much so
as some Of its predecessors. The cOun-
ter-attraction at the Theatre was no
doubt largely responsible for this.
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Time Card.
In Effect
NOV.8,l0O0
fEt55
ss.lg.1s
Depart

Depart
For Ogden. Cache valley. Oma-
Ia, Chicago, Denver, Kansas
City and st. Louis $50 an
'sFor Garfield Beach, TOoele and
For Finite Mercur. Provo, Ne
PIN and Mand ..........,-...-... 7.55 an
land. San Francisco anG inter
mediate points .--.--.--------.--- s;45 & m
For Ogden. Omaha. Chicago.
Denver, Kansas City. ST. Louis
and San F'r2nciscO-..-------...-l y 30 p.E
Omaha, St. Louis and Chicago. $50 pm.
intermediate points ........,-.:- sos pm
For Ogden, Butte, Helena Port
land. San Francisco and inter
mediate points l9:5C pm.
Arrive.
From Ogden, Chicago, Omaha
st Louis, Kansas City and
From ogden. Portland. Spokane,
Butte. Helena and San Fran
sF'rom Milford. Nephi, Provo and
From ogden. Chicago. st. Louis,
and San FIasneis 5.a'- 80, -? a:sOpm.
SsFrOm Garfield Beach, TOoele
ard Terminus ----------------.--- 400 p "a
ogden and intermediats points, $50 pm
Provo and Manti -, 600 p.u-
From Ogden, Butte. Portland.
San Francisco and intermediate
points ............. ............... Sis pm.
Strains south of Juab do not run Sun
days
Telephone Ne. go.
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be a bigamist in another. Children
legitimate in one may be illegitimate
in another. In some states the tie of
wedlock can be severed but for one
cause, and with exacting fOrmalities;
in others divorce can be had for the
asking on anv one of q dozen grnunds y
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THE VOTE FOR A. w M'CUNE.

with him
the
the Mr.
cceiv o mocratp
all the
in md
1aven higher friF1t enaidb fr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-24

in Idaho
OF
s he
Aleneu
Clearwater
Idaho
connection between the two
expense resulting
the mining cur years martial
reach Air
kearr ensratalat'on Neither
be permitted hone NV.
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DAVIS,HOWE &C.
n Iron Founders
III and
n MachiniStS.

Manufacturers Of all kinds OF Mn
ing and Milling Machinery. Prompt az
tentiOn paid to all kinds OF repaiz
work
NO. 127 NORTH FIRST WEST.
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incubation for other Diseases.

1T is now found possible. after induc-
ing some Of these diseases in certain ami
mails, to obtain from those animals ma
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Richard Golden appears at the Thea
tire tonight in 'Old Jed Prouty," one
OF the most widely advertised plays Of
its kind now on the road It IS one Of
the attractions booked by Manager
Mulvey before he left the Grand and
for which he intended advancing prices.
as i'm the case of Mrs. Fiske. When
the Grand changed hands Manager Py-
per lost no time in booking Mr.. Golden
Jed Prouty" is after the style of "Cfd
Homestead" and other New England
farm life stories. of which Salt Lake
has had 50 liberal a share in the past
few months. 1t has, however. many
distinct and original qualities.
"The Christian closed its engage
ment before another large and repre-
sentative audience at the Theatre last
evening The play seems to haze taken
81 strong hold on Salt Lake theatre-g
ers. many having attended every per-
Torrance. IT is seldom that q drama
of stronger human interest has been
presented here.
Peaceful Valley" is running along TO
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THE DAILY HERALD
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street. salt Lake City.
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how VII III - CrigisP

Can Utah, at this grave crisis, afford
10 ignore the testimony Of the history
ana experience of the past fOD years the
professions and scientific bodies THROUGH
our the world, and at the iustigation of
rev IdnaucaH5 preJudiced persons re-
iuse 10 accept the most beneficenL gift
ever conferred upon humanity and re-
JecI the only measure which human in
tellgence mas devised, by which the
threatened calamity may with certainty
be aNerIad
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Prevalence of Smallpox in Utah.

ter1sL which. introduced into the body OF
aE1sher animal produces in il a milder
form OF the original disease. by which
protection against future attacks Is Sc
cured as surely as though the disease
with its usual viruicnce had been expert
enced- IL Is possible TO weaken the virus
by the incubation from one TO another Of
protective nature Practically this Is ac-
complished by the cultivation Of vaccine
lymph in bovine tissue
As to Alleged Danger.
any person rot .--Uded by prejudices
VIII quietly De convinced OF the harmless
ness OF vaccination when ne investigates
the arm-to-arm nethCI was in use. and
no asepttc precautions observed. IL seldom
happened that any serious COMPLICATION
ensued- Today the use OF pure bovine
lymph from healthy calves. provided in
hernetically sealed tubes. together with
aseptic methods OF operating. has rem
dGsed the procedure perfectly safe The
stories OF injuries and diseases resulting
are absolute fabrications as will be dis
lions OF people in the United States have
been N8cclnated within the past three
years, and there is 10 record OF any
death or serious accident resulting The
l nlted states military authorizes in Porto
hlco were confronted with an epidemic
Ci smallpox raging upon the island They
instituted general vaccination and in
eight months had vaccinated $4,000 per
SON. under the most unlaVorable condi-
lions No serious combinations resulted
in q single case. and the result was that
at the end Of the period no case of small
poN eXlsteq m The island. inns IS from
the official report
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Vaccinia.

1t is a positively established fact that a
properly revaccinated person has an equal
immunity from smallpox to that afforded
by previous attack of the disease It
produces Naccinia, which is smallpox
robbed of its Virulence or attenuated bv
passage through the resistant tissues of
the COW through successive generations of
animals. Modern science has discovered
the explanation for the fact first OBJ
served by Jenner a hundred years ago.
The same principle is now applied IN the
treatmen and prevention of diphtheria
hydrOphObia and other diseases
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-24

Peaceful valley" is running along to
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50ha HeRFy smith wiIl Be permitted 70 come hume
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Columbia, washington. A March s. lse1nSotiee !:
June i. 1856 August IL isss; July 1 8. 1888. and
following named streets and roads, and that .
water main tax has been levied upon all lots or
roads, as follows: Against the following lots an1
parcels OF land on 18th street between Detroit
county Of Washington. District Of Columbia, block
2; sublot II, Catharns 9. Burgess owner, $41 rs;
s412s; block 2, sablot 10. oatharine s. Burgess
owner $50 30: block 8 lot II, Edwin Il. Thomas
49, e assns ss
following lots and parcels Of land on Maple ave
Griswold's addition to Anacostia county Of wash
ington. District of Columbia sublot 26s. James 3.
Maa owners s'1G s sss Is Hsn a S S:
void owner sss 81; subiot 1Ts, George 8. Wal
son owner, ss2. II; sublot l72. George 9. watson
owner. .ss2:l1; sublot ITO. Henry A. Grtswoid
owner ss2 II; sablot 1879, Jennie NJ Waller owner.
lct les. Henry 4. GriswoId owner, SD. ii subiot
and Louis Anderson, yestrymen Of Emanuel Prot
ISL
spblot l62 Maria Golden owner, ss1 %; sublot
cas Golden s iss H ,sa
l. Et.ler owner: ss1 Is; sublot 21e, Edward Dem
.seis! ais Henry srs~ela p SWne4.
S2s 10; sublot 21s. Henry A. Griswold owner,
$28 10; sublot PIP. Henry A. Griswold owner
$2S l8; part Of sublot 49, Chichester beginning
on the westerly side Of Maple avenue, 100 feet
from the southeast corner of said lot thence with
q line running parallel with the southwesterly
line Of said lot to Morris road. thence northwest
with said road rs feet: thence in a line parallel
with the nrst line mentioned to Maple ave-. thence
ground, James E. HALEY owner. sos. 10: part Of
subiot I'll. Chichester, beginning at point where
norfhwesterly line of said lot fntersects Maple
avenue: thence along and with the said line of
the said Maple avenue 90 feet to southeasterly
thence In line parallel with Maple avenue 90
1eet to northwesterly line Of said lot thence with
said line 100 feet to beginning Edward Deming
owner, $!5 part of sublot 149, Chichester Begin
ming on Maple avenue at intersection Of south fine
OF lot, westerly 1913 50 feet to Morris road north
ery along said road 40 feet easterly parallel with
nrst line 1898 feet to Maple avenue southerly
40 leet along Maple avenue to beginning. Eva 8.
cochran osh owner $50; sublot l4s Sarah b Girls
owner $50 II; part Of sublot 148, Chichester being
the 100 feet front by the entire width Of said
iot, that ID, having frontage Of 30 81 feet on
maple avenue and running back 100 feet both
lines OF said lot, Herman L. Osterman owner
$Ss %; subiot 145. Henry A. Griswold owner
$50 supiot IA, Annie Skinner owner, $32 II;
sa6iot aas Annie Skinner owner, 1872 II: sublot
me skinner owner, $32. IL; sublot 140, Eyalyn
Doughty owner. $50. IL; sublot 1870, Evalyn Dough-
~ owner, VII; subiot 1873, Eunice Rider owner,
$3IH suDiot 1877 Bunice Rider owner, $32 IL;
subiot l36; Henry A. Griswold owner $S1 rs; sub
lot lso, Henry A Griswold owner. $31. IS. BY
iumbia; b. b. DARNEIL1.E, Assessor D. G.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
81 Columbia. holding Special Term for Orphans'
ustna Ritz deeea.e No. g me ssfais
non..This sanse being referred to me to report
upon the su1eiehey Of personal assets for the pay
the estate Of Justin Ritz, deceased, are notihed
to present the sams. with the proofs at the au-
this city. on Mondag. the 18th day Of March. 1901,
at 10 1.elo s an idAMEs G. PAYNE. Auditor.
Of Columbia. before Anson 3 Taylor esq, a justice
Of Old the peace: John Bayns. Piainti1; Va; Gens.
ne eps IL r. %sifhsr dafsndsns No ass7sA sum.
court to lawful constable Of this District for the
:aa defendant and the same having been By said
b the
Se 3 BE- s'o at ,ss
40 In ease Of default Given under my hand ana
Attorney Tor Plaintin. y mhas 1s12s
IN THE SUPREMM COURT OF THE DISTRICT
g Court nodn If dS
deceased: No. 100Is Adnfinistntion Docket "a
cM Of 3ha Innrns been made to tns Supreme
Of administratioa on said estate, to be issued to
on q Fs1sey 1 and eiss. i. .n ordered Rs.
this LIST day Of March, 1901 that notice Is hereby
james E1gs Goa1s Psei s'sspi oG,s
gar. Margaret Flanagan, Francis Brannagan. James
bell .nd to oSss.p
court On Tuesday. the I'd day q April. AID. 1901.
At cs+lo o'eioek ,p PM to show cause Why sueh app;
b pubiiahed 10 the wilmington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star once In each Of three succassivs
the st pubiication to be not less than thirty DAYS
ne11ss SAC return dsy p ths COURT gHAs o
t tss Of wills Il. W. soHoN. Attorney for Ap-
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Q. S. S. co.
West India
Cruises New xrS York.

SIS. "RORAIMA." .112 tons. sails Mar. "a.
SIS. -MADIANA." 1850 tons. sails Mar. q.
Specially fitted with electric ltghfs. bsfhs ana
all Improvements For st. Thomas. 81. crvfx. g.
kits. Antigua, Guadeloupe, Dominica, AarttuiQuA
st. Lucia Barbados Demerara-
Fer beauty Of SCENERY and perfection Of climate
giving rates Of passage and all information apply
to A E. ouTERBRIDGE q CO., Aeents - Broad
way. A. AHERN. Sec'y. Quebec, Canada, @. ".
MOSS. i4ll 9 St NV. Washinston. d. g.
de6- III. s&tu-52t-3o
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ACCOUNTANTS.

.. e BKxES5
Public Accountant and Auditux.
Hccm ll0. Washington Loan and Trnst building,
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North GERMAN LLOYD

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
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Sailing at 10 AN.
Ito Southampton Bremen only.
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SOUTHAMPTON CHERBOURG- BREMEN.
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Observation-Disclosures
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FRENCH LINE.

CoNPAGNIB GENERALE TRANsATLAET7oUh
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRK-PARE Frsncss.
Sailing every Thursday At 10 an
From Pier No. q. North River. foot Morton ST.
La Champagne. Mar. II La Bretagne.-- APP. .
L'AQuftafns. .. Mar. q La Champagne Apr. IL
La Gascogne. Mar La Lorraine. April -
General Agency, % Broadway. New York
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| MEALS AT ALL HOURS: TABLE D'HoTE AND
e. u carte. CAFE ROBINSON.
uN-0 1to2 18th ct. NV. 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26
Blessed Be Hot Water.

Hot water uppIers are convinced that
they have found curc-su FOR the aver.
sge Ills When tired. drink 81 as a tonic.
When hot aud thirsty. drlnk II asa cool
er for 10 never dissppoints. and dear me.
how cheap IL is ard how good when one
has formed the habit
Headache almost always Yields 70 The
simultaneous application % hot water 10
The feet and hack of the neck
towel folded dipped IN hot wafer
quickly wrung out. and applied quickly
over tho seat Of pain will in most case,
promptly relieve toothsche and neuralgia
strip OF flannel or towel folded sov.
eral times lengthwise aud dippea in NOT
water. then slightly wrunr out ana an
piled about Tho neck ~ = child suffering
With an acute attack OF group. will usually
relieve the sufferer in the course OF tan
minutes " the flannel iF kept hot.
ilot water, n taksn freely = hair hour
before bedtime, is one oi tho best POSSIBLE
cathariies in severe cnses 81 consultation
while it has soothing effect mon tbe
stomach and bowels.
There is no domestic remedy that 80
promptly cuts short congestion Of tho
lungs. sore thrrat ~ Yhsumati.ro a. will
hot water when applied promptly and
hoToughly.-Philsseiphia Inquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26
HAROLD J. GROSS a JAMES II. Huh
LEY, Auctioneers.
MORTCACEE"S SALE.

VIII be sold at Public Auction an IN.
premises on Thursday. the Ninth dav of
January A. ID. 1902, at twelve o'clock
noon. by virtue Of the power or sale con-
taincd Ia Ccrtaia deed OF mortxax,
made and executed by Carl IA. Budlong
dated May lst. A. u. 1900 and recorded IN
the records OF deeds of the City OF PROV
idence In the State OF Rhode Island I'm
Real Estate Mortrnse book, No s12. mage
80. the conditions OF said deed being
broken.
one certain lot of land with all bu,Id-
inss aud improvements thereon situate
on The southcrly side W Irving avenue. in
said Providence, laid out and iosigpats,l
rs lot No. a52 on the Moses Brown Farm
Fiat rsplatted August. 1891. by Charlie, f..
Paine. Recorded in said Providence An
Plat Book No 70 At page II and on card
$40 and Is conveyed subject "a the re.tric-
tion that 10 building shall be PLACED
thereon within twenty feet OF said Irving
avenue.
BY order OF the Mortgage. vino bsrohy
giver notice OF his intention to bid on said
premises az the sale thereof
Providence Rhode Island, December lo.h.
1901
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26
Odd Rules OF Parliament.

There are some exceedingly odd rules
ihat apply 10 members OF the British
parlisment-rules that seem to have been
suggested by some humorist Of the time
in The dim and almost forgotten psst
when they were adopted. only tho most
uorhIg or the members ever dare to vio-
iate the code OF laws, written or unvrjt-
ten, thfthaNe been IN vogue for = CEN
tury or more. Probably the most sipru-
lar rule of all Is that which prohIhits
q member of the house ef commons from
raising both his feet from the aoor at The
same time. He can wave ono foot wildly
lh the air II he wants to. but The other
must rest upon the floor. This rule. how
ever. docs not apply 20 members who slt
on the 'front.' benches For some un-
explained reason. they arc allowed the
priyilege of doing whak they like With
keir Hardy the labor member OF
parliament is said To bs the only man
VINO ever entered tho precincts OF the
parliament house wearing cap. MANY
OF tho conservative members expected
10 see the towers of the great building
FaH upon the daring radical aud crush
him when he made his appearances with
"a cap on hts head. Although the towers
Stood the shock. 30 one since has dared
TO run Ike risk OF annihilstion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26
By CHARLES L. ELLIS. Auctlonser.
Mortgages Sale

VIII be sold a, Public Auction. on tho
promises NO. 6l Pine. Ia the Citv ~
Providence, Rhode Island. on Saturday.
December 18th, 1901. az N o'clock y m. by.
virtue W the power of sale cont aimed in
mat certain mortgage deed, made bV'
John II. Alien and Mary *. Aileu. his
wife, and dated November 18th. 1901 and
recorded In suid city Of Providence in
Book 81, Page ~ or records ot personal
property mortgages. the conditions 81 ne
same having heen broken
Viz: lp Electric Fan. twenty-five Csg
cane scat chairs. eighteen tiSl cane seat
dining chairs fivs co. tables one 90 show
case, eight Np pictures, one Cd cuffo. urp
one ug sideboaTd. one Ol rnngr ono Ut
Roger Williams range one U) oak refrir.
orator. two 90 counters. all the tahis
linen, table ware, crockciy rlass ware
aud cooking utensns
Meaning and intending TO cover each
and every article OF personal property in
said store.
Ry order ot the owner and holder or
said mortgage deed. who hereby slvex
notice ~ his intention 70 bid upon said
property ~ said sale on any sdiournrSrt
or postponemert thereof
Providcncs. Dec. a, i9al
d74-st
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vsowotnct rsltpnost COW yasy.

At meeting of directors. held this dav.
The regular quarterly Dividend of one
uary I, 1907, 20 stockholders of record pc.
csimber ~. 1871. At close of business
CHARLES + HOWARD. Secretary.
dl3.le.ie.23 .3o,sl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

EroR SALE-rOR s4O0c WE WILL.
co,i, co., a two-family house OF Il rooms; All
In. thleacsS; furnace heat. etc, IN nns
60 co~''oH' terms easy. ISAAC l. Goff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

, rOH SALE-HAPPIEESs CONTENT
nn,,,! ' anu health are secured In home OF
yo, own. We are selling some brand
rev modern cottages on terms the same
"S rent ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

FOR SALE WHEN THE AUTUMN
leaves arc falling It's the time 60 bury real
estate. We have some good bargains 20
offer AZ the present time. ISAAC l.
GOFT co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

RAILROA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

Time Table giving full informn ton
as 10 local and through train service
may ne obtained at Providence station
and stations below:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

FOR sALE-ARF YOU LOOKING FOR
a farm in North RShoboth. We have a
2IL-story house. II rooms; 80 acres OF
land and stables. outbuildings. etc, for
$500. ISAAC L. GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

FOR sALE-NoW is TuE TIME TO
ouS real estate while prices are low. Call
SS 30. our bargains. ISAAC l.. GOfF
49, IA Westminster street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

,,,R ION SALFs--WE ARE LOOKING FOR
Raopic VINO are tired OF paying rent. We
49,, little advice We would like 10 give
t,cn -. about owning their own home
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

FOR SALE-CHEERFUL COSY AND
ssuDstantial cottages at Lincoln PARK, a
nttIe way out Of the city. for only sltVo;
Terms same as ret ISAAC l.. GOFF CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

FOR sALE-A FEW CHOICE LOTS
az Washington Park. overlooking the bay.
lor lor sale on easy terms ISAAC l.. GOFf'
Co, III Westminster ST
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

FOR sALE-HEAR YE: THAT MAN
,,1 atSsSs pest whose roof is his own. Why
= r"t OWL your own home It's easy. ISAAC
a. SOrF CO. III Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

FOR SALEM THE ANNEXED DIS
trictl $i400 secures an s-room cottage on
enrbed aud graded street ISAAC l..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

FOR sALE-oE BRANCH AVENUE.
4 2-familv house. IL rooms. $4,000 so. n .
located on car line. price reasona biz
ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

FOR SALE-dooD BARGAINS, EASY
Terms afd thorough satisfaction are the
.nlte Things we strive 20 give our Gus
TONER'S ISAAC l.. GOFF co.