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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
AFTER US, MY DEAR CASTOR.
DENVER Republiean9

a short time ago the Porto Rican
assembly adopted a resolution ask,
ing that Porto Rico be given either
statehood OF Independence. Apart
from It's value as an indication or a
possible drift 81 public sentiment Oh
the island. this declaration will. how.
ever, attract little attention. Ii is
not probable that Porto Rico will In
the q future receive either inde.
pendence or admission as a state.
the anii-sapan5ioHists who nay be
disposed ~ rally to Porto Rico's aid
IN this demand should stop long
enough 70 consider what congress
has done 70 certain other provinces
81 the federal government. There
ar three territories which have long
BEEN d part Of the national domain
and III each of which 4 strong Ameri.
can sentiment prevails. Their claim
10 statehood Is a hundred times
stronger than that of Porto Rico. and
yet they + kept out If the Union,
and they may be kept ont for many
years more.
Although now under TIL flag. Porto
Rico is In many respects as alien to
the uaited States. as Il was on the
Jay q H. annexation It's population
y almost exclusively Spaaishsspeak.
ins and consists. with few excep
tons, az negroes and descendants
OF spaniards II viii require many
years before such q population can
acquire that fitness for seif.sovarn.
ment according to American ideas
which would Justify Porto Rico's al.
mission as q state.
7Ss Ecyxfnment al Washington
should take care 10 prevent the de-
sclopinent ~ a spirit Of unrest In the
ISLAND ani Of dissatisfaction with
treatment Of the people. Every.
possible should be done 10 pro.
mote The development OF The coun.
~ and ~ far as possibI. matters
local government should ~ left
p the inhabitants This Is the Dol.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
An ADVANTAGE, Alt arcHT.

Ia spite of the fact that Delegates
Rodey and Wilson have separated on
the statehood question, theY are good
friends personally Last SATURDAY
they n both sitting on the bench
10 the tear Of the senators. chairs ID
the U. 8 senate. watching the pro
ceedings. A roll call was ordered.
which. ~ course, began with "Mr.
Aidrich. Nov said Rodey 20 vii.
con. you see what an advantage it IS
70 come first on roll call AIdrich
starts all the roll calls and thus has
q chance 10 direct the weakiings how
70 vote. now think Of the great sta,e
81 Arizona being called first In ma.
tionai conventions. II will direct
the policy Of the nation al times. and
EilI appear first In all census reports
and statistical tables' Wilson saw
the point and grinned 30 broadly over
II that the smile spread 10 the faces
Of Senators Smoot, Foster. billing
ham and others who were standing
b.. eYoa have absorbed u.s. con.
tinued Rodey to Wilson. and Wilson
replied. well, we've got the name
left anyway
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

ssset his permission to devote sons
space % the Se1 AeIieants remarks
I'D Col T~ltcheli refused his ca,
sea- He rouit ksse done The same
= The present Instance II - had ben
consulted He Il known ~ every
reader ~ The Optic AZ i most srer.
getie and public spirited citizen. u,
~ays alive 70 the interests Of his
home to~n ard q 1he entire terri
tory His host o. friends Is Las Veg.
- aat over he whole territory VIII
resent with us the slanterous attacks
upon hirH " the New MEXICAN. which,
Just nov rejoicing IN It's fortiesh
birthday. y old enough TO knew bet
ter
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
FoRwaanep is FoRsARMep.

II Uncle sam has any designs O
San Domingo he must be prspare
TOR The worst For. from the peacef1
asyiura Of san Jusn. ssys the wash
ington Poet. senor Dor Rafael Cal
var, consrI general At that capital 10
tae wosyGiI administrations
present. In the tall tsnber-ssues
proclamation OF menace and defiance
He says that rhe people of Santo Do
mlngo-meaning, We suppose, hi
now scattered. but thoroughly infur
lated adherents of WosyIGil-EsE
never. nevcr permit tie United States
10 NEEDLE with the Affairs Of the Isl
and. Don Rafael makes no bones
IN fact. Of threatening Us with cafam.
tiles enough 70 destroy the combined
powers 81 the earth.
Don Rafael says:
The annexation n San,o Domingo
to the United States Is only sought
after By the foreign commercial ele-
ment in The country and . fer dis
reputable statesmen. Who are guided
BY their base desire for gain, ana
think that the time has come when
they may reap a rich harvest by as-
sisting 10 enslsye their fellow country
But should the United States
be- inyeigled into attempting the an.
neIation Of Santo Domingo or estab-
fishing q protectnrate over II. that
government viii be taught 4 lesson
that at no time during it's political
life has IL had an opportunity to
learn, and Its fierce fight for inde-
pendence from the British crown, the
violence Of is civil war, its sharp tus-
sic With Spain. and the horrors OF
Indian and Philippine warfare will
be tame work compared with what
they will meet In Santo Domingo.
The Americans would be received
IN santo Domingo By the Dominicans
and Haitians with fire and sword;
and towns would be reduced to
ashes, fields laid waste, all that was
destroyed. and. finally,
every river. stream. brook, and well
70 the country would be poisoned.
natural and artificial advant-
age offered By the resources OF the
country would be brought into play
to offer a stout resistance TO the Iii.
sader, and when the Americans finally
they would have conquer.
ID a desolate and uninhabitea coun.
Try
IN the face Of such an appalling
prospect. the United States viii doubt
less be content 10 keep hands OF.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
An COURSE.

1lIAlIan 10 y rtrsHi lasut
gaze = Hist 81 fayorftes -of course nj
Us fayofites, but somebody else's fay
~orites-for the dciegatcships to tic
presidential nominating convention.
The Optic referred 10 the fact that
besides the governor as delegate-at.
large and one exofice holder from
the southern part Of The territory.
the list was composed OF tho territor.
ial auditor. The superintendent of the
territorial ~pen.tentiary. one county
treasurer and three district attorneys.
w took exception 70 such a dnicga.
ton A. being an unfair division and
advocated the wisdom 81 sending
sofie men from dc rank and ne 81
the party Who are not ~ the party
pay roll
The New Mexican ID ia issue nt
ht gsih comes back with this fine
the Las Vegas Optic desires 70
support third rate railroad legal
lights Why that is rs business This
statement ~ VIII not allow Is KS IN.
challenged not because II III any way
reflects upon The mar at whom il in
directed htit because no paper 10 this
ierrilor3 can attack 3 highly respect.
81 ard capable citizen az Las Vegas
n The name 81 the Ne. Mexican
withon, protest from The Optic
Some months ago. before h.s name
Was otherwise suggested. We mention
I'd Col y = Twitcheli as q man Who
would make N excellent member Of
the New Mexieo's delegation 10 the
national convention and who could
ably represent this section IL the tcr
ritory IN thar capacity The suggcs
ton Mas seconded BY other territorial
papers The MN Mexican mined
lately attacked the suggestion and.
about once a week from that time ~
this has directed remarks al Coionei
TwitchrIl Witch have been character
Iitsri BY their Spleen and mcsuness
Aa Ter example the remark quoted
to-day Colonel TNitcholrs ability as
4 hsict needs no defcnee by his NJ
per 4 viii sumo 70 as Tia, he
ssAia " railroad ihr largest cotpor
alton ns business iii Ncw Mesfp.
lntrRas ~ LARGE Interest," II enc bast
legal "a available Meneu,er d
d. always 6eta ab am
wiling e. npfk 10 SESSION and ont IL
aeasen ~ ~ party and x eafn.
iiung vtthert liking re I ii.elha
atthe pHbile efib me attart " ,h
New Mesinaa ahateyef p~preoualt
metise may NJ behind ii "a uusefthyl
TX tlat papcr and W. arc surprised
g. adifnf shaaid ptrsir III mlaF
~ edigrihi columns G. snch Re-.
ncasilsiea Tho object 81. Ms
altsrt se stoa, M business ,tnrus
sei Net belrE the editor IN a news
paper ha ean not reply ~ Kind ard
4 i 80 ia =, that he would MT
~ cosld
on . recent oceaslon. Tho opiie
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO. Ills, March 2.-cattle-
Strong 70 higher. Good to prime
steers $500 q $685.; poor to medium
$3.50 a $3.50; stockers and feeders
$3.50 q s415; cows $3.50 a $500;
heifers $500 a $3.50; Gamers $3.50
q $3.50; bulls $500 a 800; calves
$500 q SIS; Teasx fed steers $500
'a 1870.
Sheep-Slow. Good 10 choice weth.
ers si25 a $40; fair TO choice mix.
"a $3.50 d s4.25; western sheep $3.50
"a s52s; native lambs $3.50 a s575;
western lambs $3.50 a 1886.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
Kansas City Livestock

KANSAS CITY. NO, March -
Cattle strong to 10 cents higher. Ma.
tive steers 1916 a $685.; southern
steers ss.4G q $40: southern cows
$3.50 a 1926; native cows and heif.
ers $500 q S4.25: stockers and feed.
ers $500 a sfe5: calves $500 q
ss.25; western steers $3.50 a 34s5;
western cows se.25 q $3.50.
Sheep--Steady. Muttons 1890 %
$500; lambs $500 q s575; range
wethers s4e5 a $3.50. ewes 1915 @
si2s.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
eooLlTlcsv NOT no eLAMe

~
The 81. Louis Republic Of Feb. 18th
contains tite following sensible article
on the individual accountability IN
politics which rests upon every
American citizen
have lost my money. ms home
and M wife and | have only one or
" persons ! can cali my friends.
Politics has been the cause OF 1t all.
Thus spoke a police officer whose
downfall follows the naturalizatlons
frauds disclosures
Private misfortune has o~vertaken
nearly all OF those men whose offens-
60 against the dignity Of their citizen.
ship have forced them to q public
accounting More than one has been
moved % astfI6e ali lis rJd5iio s.
politics: 20 bewaii the occasion
upon which he frst sough, an once
or accepted a public employment,
Conditions go far toward govern.
ing men but no further than 10 All.
thenticate the proposition that II they
had not been tempted they probably
would not have transgressed-no
more than TO say that II there were
no evil all men would be good. with.
ont t~hreshing out this question. onn
thu a ed as the temptation Of
Adam and Eve 4 mar he admitted
thar politics has It's dirty phases
which arr ! menace u every man
mh0 exposes himself "a Them III
1nences eyer are At work. especially
m The lower circles ~ city politics
calculated % severely test the IntSg
fity q every politician Or political
job holder.
HUI lay down this small premise
and jump ~ The conclusion that blame.
IN individual cases belongs 10 the
whole of thai activity sasuely summed
np All politics Ii "a further blacken
he bal name witch The American po
htifal ne already bears. Ii Is shai.
low talk ~ the kind which drives
honest men n potential usefulness
other fields. and which leaves
way clear Il the rascals.
IN the future We should hear moth.
ing more 81 this fooilshness. n poll.
tics offers The possibility or moral
srlfdestruction. Il also ofers bound.
opportunity for legitimate self.
advancement Tor a career second 10
IN honorS~nd importance. Our
NATIONAL dignity, raat and e~sstenca.
rertalni, The elimination ~ corrup.
lion depends npon The selfrespect,
NIX aetvits " an citizens and the
,n.ry into iha arena III some Of the
ioncst aua able yDGng me of today.
THAI the sins of superiors are
istted terribly upon suh~ordlrates, az
ray e. tr,e d tho police omcers
ar i plitabie bm the fact docs
=, Wholly e%xcuipatc ne subordinate
ianhcpa aEht against temptation u
much ~ same Ia An pursuits. IL N
Masses 81 Americans cannot resist
hcR Wi Z ast n morally feeble
! business s. IN publlc employment
rhe tHltklias must Five in account
L hir4ss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
REGULAR on taasculAa,

saae Of cur friends sho we're re
frrred 10 A. irregular republicans
y account a their proceedings At the
primary Nordsy night. take ercep
toa ID the use b he terra
They nsi5tatr that Ii II regular zrt
fair and proper Tor . faction ~ The
party which happens 10 hare the al.
sasfage Of . chairman Oh ssch a.
occasion. @ refuse al recognition a
parliamentary rules 81 procednre-;o
irtors the rights n American cit.
sens TO have their votes coaSted-
and 10 arbitrarily declare a man eject
ed ri the ehairmanship ~ q meeting
after eailinK for q vote under rsr
cumstances which precluced every
possibility 81 . fair count And "a
Justification of such 4 position they
ssy ri u Just what the other aide
would have done bad the positions
been reversed. That mskes 1T reg
ulas, High ground for American eli.
liens 10 take. Ard then they 60 into
ancient history and cite examples II
i~rrcgulsrfty which have characterized
other similar ncrasions In the past
And Mey say we we're justified ia
our course By the fact that others
have done a bad or worse In the
pastr The Optic has listened 10 this
story - al sides today.
II this the ground On which ~e are
70 build the future Of republication
The Optic u not Interested. o. hal
aay part. In the tnisseeds Of the
past Il Il interested 10 ths
present and The future 81 the repabii
party Ia town, county and nation
The conduct 81 the primary %
Monday evening Was absolutely
ard irregular Eserg
iaan sho helled 10 plan and carry
me affair. Ii fully aware Of
fact We we're me there 10 elect
The men xho were 10 voice orr wishes
u choosing The republican nominee
'or president N The United States
Theodore Roosevelt will be our
thoice u he had been in that con
'ension, playing for a bigger stake
han any man there. Do u friends
sho refused % ilsten 70 d call for q
afr vote believe tha, NJ would have
Ianrtiones Tho proceedings
The Optic stands for fair play AMI
%ieceuey In politics, We are doing bus
ness On that platform Every man
la a right to his own opinions and
Jig own tasteB. But Nc viii lock II
lhings through our own eyes. aud
peak them ~ v Z see them
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

The hoheaty ana csudor d con
gresham shafroih Of Colorado In re,
slealng his seat because he suspect
81 she vote was corrupt. Il bearing
fruit Congressman Burton u Ohio
Asionished and alarmed liz tepuhli-
can c~olleasues BY opposing ne bIl
tpr The further expansion of Inc navy,
ng ypls ~ On ratrayagance bnt All
\ constant Incentive 30 Waflike feel,
ing
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Lole Fuller has made i hit Win
rer redinm danch sshe wears a Ium
nous gpwn which. like a FREELY. flash
e. forth brilliant phosphorescenl
rays and opaleacent c~oruEcatlons An
xsfay dance y now In order. III which
me skeleton can 81 seen through thc
flesh Why notr
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Yesterday The house committee on
territories met q see what sort n q
report 4 would make on The state
hood question, that Il. ~ % tho de-
tails o. the two joint bits subcom
mitices were appointed 10 draw ne
BINS. " % agree upon The details. ana
I report a be expected By satur.
day. the 9Th ot March.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
On cnam ii The PACING The "a

Oh Cham IN The Paclnc The sea hai
q depth OF six miles Al that depth
the pressure Of water Ii six tens 10
the square inch. and when rs flnny
inhabisanta are brought 70 the sur.
face. they explode like bombs, Not
nj has ever been obtained alive.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Advice. tFpm washington % The
nftic inaicat that senator Aldrieh
at Rhodf Stand and Hale o. Maine.
Il t Rarst enemies statehood
hat iast 1mf, afe now enthusiastic
supporters ~ the joint statehood
liii Th9 bcth believe me rms can
pas this session % congress The
supp0u o. mese tso men prarttrally
insatse ~ support ~ all thr o,hsF
enemisA q ~ late lsmenied omnibns
hIlL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

preasdeas Harper j that s5pDO
= year II ID salary enough FOR i faIi
professor. Dcepnds upon whether he
bas ~ keep fail At bis own expense
Washington Post
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Congress has defeated d biil ID pay
20 cxQueen i.iluokaIani = mere
triae In consideration o. the 100000
4 year which VIC took Of hers whan
se aeszed Hawaii. Ii that e~auantryy
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Prpf Sparks ~ the University n
Chiezgo declares that 81 4 an act os
patriotism p PAL taxes Il taxes once
patriotism pretty heartily sometimes.
rsyerfAeiess
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Five summers ago Dfyan aqaarel
his accounts one hushel ~ whoat
buys y silver a. ounce. ana ptophc.
sled @whea, WIN 81 down more ant
nof - ailYsr ge,s scarce and con.
Times "a a iMt nov lools a;
silver n pIt a IN street Two
ounces vii buy ! hushcl ~ wheat
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
IT.. postmss,er general proposes /

purify tho mail" An excellent oh.
iect: hut when he undertakes n er,
elate Objectionable newspapers he
rannnt La Ina careful .obiection.
able II i Cry vague aud comprehcn.
sIse word. Objectionable d whom
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
s4MHRkED
NlED-

lhe following New YORK stock quotation
zere received by Levy Bros. members Chi
.tso Board OF Tradel rooms and
1T Block. Colo. Phone 80. Las Vegas Phone
So, over their oSn private wires from New
FORK, Chicago and Colorado Springs; cores
ondent OF the firms OF Logan a Bryan N. u.
md Chicago member New York stock En-
.hanga and Chicago Board OF Trade. ard VIM.
s.. otis 4 Co. Bankers and Brokers Colorado
spri ngs;
lescriptian GiCse
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

A Russian general departing for the
seat OF war, closed his speech as fol.
lows: God be with u.s. Hurrah.'
Well, that's about Ii.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

u yoa ssns 10 buy s31g0aaaN s9rta
81 Philippine bonds. now Is Jour
time. They bear fonr per cent in,er.
est and viii be quoted higher Tran
English consols
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH |,

The Massachusetts court deetded
thai . aasrt hottie must hold : suar;
The osurs then adjourned
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Turner's market Is the only place
In the city where you can get Meadow
Brook eggs. fresh every day. IS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Icy followed in the main. and It is
not believed that the people Of Porto
Rica hare any real desire to become
independent OF the United States.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Mining goes on briskly-Gehring
sells all kinds OF miners suppiiss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02
Alnohs aemorratIe rantlaata. il.

Among democratic c%andidates M
Heaisi boom II unique HI has three
newspapers hat reaci . million peo.
ple 4 aaeti that hb mother
wants e ff0 her y Bh ne Rhip
Houss - mugh that III had promised
y CIV million aeilars % the q ns
cratic eamEaisn fond ~ esety natl
Hon thas fht ttaas Ffe ne rsphlE
aaa Br 80 q c. tfasis roh
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-02

Rst csftiand Myefs N anelsa
AAa haR truly great oipenennc AZ
weai g Washington snd ga pefmH
led 70 aliake he hanl * iie n
id@ni He says ~ has NJ washed
hiA hand Win soap sincs aff 10
moi ihiBk Ne ever VII Again, addlng
= souid ilke 10 take that spleneli
grip Wit me lnio The neat world arr
have u a. a part 81 my resurrection
iifs This u truly eesieac bliss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

Der 9raf bate ausoriitli6 ses
piiniht, odb bic 9erloburs i'm ensIten
6amiIientreiIe gefeiert peroen ioQe,
uno nun mar aud oieIer 8reis nod
tIeiner setporoen, als mar erpartet
bate.
Der SpeiieiaaI mar eigentli6 fir
cine nett srDBere 3abI bon 9Gftsn be-
rehnet, Gber bic 9aronin bate bod
nit Silfe aGtbsns Oafur ssior9t, oab
her psite Baum teinsn un6ebaali6en
@inorud mafte. 0as Sreibbuus mar
sepIiinoert pOrSen; iibsraa itanoen
hobe S%lattpfIaH5eH, uno bic ionit siems
lid buntlen WGnbs paren our6 BLU
mengepinoe freunbli9 perbiqt.
Die Safel ieIbit ssigte teinen iiber.
triebenen 9runt, pobI dber ben feins
item 8eiamud. Quh bier bate &dtbs
oura Aufiteaung oon prG9tisen Blu.
m%enitrduBen bdfiir seiorst. bab aqes
einsn freunoIiden, %sefGGisen Ginorud
mdhte. Die jeBt aufgetragenen Speis
len tonnten Der frsibsrrIiben Slide sur
G9re gerei6en. osnn lie rpurbe npd i'm.
mel nab rbsiniiter Dirt, bic Ii6 nit
Ter franSpiiifsn gu mehen psrma9, oes
fibrt. aud Der alte Rbsinpein mar
portrefflid unb BON ebeIitem SSeuer
unb bod ppllte ii9 BEL BEN QnneIsns
ben bic re6te feitli6e Stimmuna nitt
f:nben. unpiltiirIi6 T9peifte Der
Bid pss einen ober bes dnberen 3u ben
leeren 9eosden, bic oaran erinnsrten,
baB berjenise ausgebIiebsn, Der benz
5eIte bod erit bic redte Wei6e 9eoeben,
gsvabe, neil er bic @erIDbnuns 5pis
ihen ben beiben 10 ldnge s~strennt. aes
bIiebensn 6amiIien beiiegeIt bdtts.
SEPT nabm bas 9rautpuar bic
gbrsnpidBe Elm. bic fir ben 9rafen
unS feline Satin bsftimmt sstpsIsn ma.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31
(GOrtieBuns foIet,)

Iusgep i d E n. - qeltIi6s
S:ungfrau (6si elmer 9abnfabrt):
a8iiroen sic mid retten, tpenn i'd
ms @aTer fisls?" 9err: %. i'd IdfIs
sic gar Eiat ins WuFsr faGen!"
Nod 6limmer. p9eroos3u
I6rsdli9 lit meine .5rau, lie tott ia
ausge3ei6net, aber mas i'd germ efe.
bstomme i'd ME" - nSa. 5reunb, oa
bin i'd bod nod i6Iimmer bran, meine
a~eibIpeiIen barf i'd iapn gar ni6t er'
tpGbnsn. sIeia tO4t is mir bic -
aber tpie2!~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-10
Exceptionally Fine Investment.
Neat and Clean. Rent SOS Per Year.
Price s.. $50.

Nce; ssi1 and ssls Vista ave-: Vista ave il
ore clock north Of Park ave. q double brick Of
: taree-rccn fats: wen tuiyt and neat; fine 10
cation: street and alley made: Y bargain.
e2 Cheetnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-10
A Neat Home, Nicely furnished,
INCLUDING $500 PIANO..
Possession,

42,l Russell ave, . modern Queen Anne rest
dence OF . rooms: furni1hiRk1 about one year
old. Of fine quality and complete in detail. tn
Guiding 500 piano: see US FOR card ef admission.
APPLE & HEMMELMAEN r. e: CO..
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REDUCED 70 S3,200.

So}e Ohio ave, q 2.stnry s-reon brick dwell
ing. with bath and laundry: arranged in =
Hats: cemented cellar and walls: large shed:
l.. 25xle5: owner anxious to sell: make an
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60 Chestnut ct
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-10
Near Benton Park, q Nice 4-assm
Flat, 1914 Preysnshsrs PL, One
Rloek South Of lrssnaI Siv0at,

Nearly new. two-story s-room brick dwelling.
s1rarSed tor . families: oencnted cellar: iarEe
frame stable ard sheds: house has al! la-inci
WALTZ. we'll built; lot 25x12I: is 4 big bargain
& HEMMELMANN n. E. co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-10
Neat. Well Built Home onIy 81,

@bls Castl.msn ave. a wel-built two-story
reyen-roorn brick dwelling. with reception hall.
hath, hot and cold water. furnace. etc: lot
-aXi5
AIPLE q HEMMELMANN r. e CO..
Egg Chestnut q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-10
Reduced to .S4,75O,

Must sell this week. 4.z2 Page. soxlae: mod
err. seven-fooM houee. hath. furnace. resep-
ton hall: street made. owner leaving. city;
viii sell furniture also.
HAYDEL REALTY CO.. 100 y. seventh. n