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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-11
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LYON * HoAG i1G Montgomery St
Send for our printed list of property for
sals IN all sections of the city.
NEW WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.
seou0-Easy terms; 5000 cash. 0aianSe
nenthly; 10 splendid large rooms. reception nali,
hot air furnace. fine basement. etc; this mouse mouse
views; accepted street: everything done; in
terror finish unusually good; hardwood noors'
euriy y redwood in halls. etc: dining room s- es
pecially elaborate: take Haght-st: cars ger
on at Scott ST. and walk two blocks south 70
Duooce ave; house close to Duboce Park; open
daily fer inspection between IL and f.
S4a0e-Easy terms. small payment down; a
beautiful colonial cottage near Devisadero St
and Duboce ave; very artistic; very modern :
age; plenty of sun; only blocks from Haight
street.
$9O00-3 flats Bryant ST.. near Sd: 5-5-5
rooms and bath each: always rented; modern in
$li. .s5O-A grand Investment on Howard St.
east OF 9th; pays per cent now, could be in
creased; good improvements; see this at once;
will soon be sold
house; swell neighborhood; large lot; get per-
NIT and see this at once.
$o250-Rents 5000 per annunl new, modern
bituminzed.
S5OOo-Rents S45; double house OF and
rooms and bath; also stable; large lot, 55 feet
fronta=e. near Market and 10th: a bargain;
see this at once.
lines of cars; rooms and bath; modern; sta
BILE; 25x114.
MISSION FLATs-A BARGAIN.
S5600-Two flats, and rooms and bath; lot
3Ixo0. with frontages; also stable; positively
the beet buy on the market.
FLATS NEAR DUBocE PARK.
$!ooo.Two brand new flats. rooms and
bath 14eh. near Duboce Park. These mats are
nicely finished and in good neighborhood.
LYON & HoAG, 11e Montgomery St
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$7s0o-GOOD investments in Mission: new g.
fiat buildings. rooms and bath each. two
frontages: rents $50 per annum; guaranteed;
will bear investigation HENRY FEIGE,
Builder and Owner. ICES CeDp st.
BEAUTY of a new three-hat building for sale
corner Of EiRhtesrth and Dimond sts Ad-
dress d. CONDOR. builder, 2205k Fulton st.
1871 PER cent on cash investment -$z250; new
income property; bargain. Box 1861. Call
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81. JOO-Second ave. near California: moao
ern fats: SIS rooms and bath; rents eoV
per month: lot 25x12O IT.; nne proPo-
siticn.
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G N. WOOSTER co, 64s Market Stree

$3.50 cash, balance SIS per month cottage
rooms and bath; Vulcan st, near 18th
and Douglas; lot 25x100; coy home close
to the line.
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REAL EsrArE-o1rY-FoR SALE.
G. T. CMBSEN g. CO. 20 Montgomery St
INVESTMENTS


Q. l.. CMBSES s. CO. 20 Montgomery ST.
INvEsTMENTS-
Sis, ,OCO-Dusiress property on Mission nr. lhtn
st improvements consist oi good build
ing containing stores and flats all in
eacd order; brick foundation, etc; lot
4Gx5T.G
50. a.5o0-Rents $40 per annum: under lease:
Polk ST.: business property. store and
living rooms and fat Of rooms and
bath: lot 31:5k-ft. front.
S5,CCU-Snsp; Mission Investment; store and
fat Of o rooms. in good business loca-
ton: 21xIo5
FLATS.
81. .C0o-Rents $2100 per annum; nicely con-
structed fats in tho Mission Of rooms
and bath each: new and modern In ev-
cry particular; bay windows, brick foun-
dation. street work done: one of the best
renting districts in the Mission.
SIC. oo0-Rent SlC50 per annum; Noe st. near
18th hHts ot rooms and bath
each: 25Xla5 irreF.
S, ,oO0-RentE s13s per annum, which are low;
splendid Mission bargain; Sanchez street
close to Market st; improvements con-
sist of 3 iats OF G rooms and bath each;
s7.25o-Rcduced from $1,000: rents $72G per
annum: short distance from Market
St; improvements consist OF flats and
> cottareE: lot has . frontages.
$6.25c-Only Sl5C0 cash; = new corner fats
Richmond district close in: &c rooms
and bath each; balance can remain on
So, ,5oe-Rents $5e2 per annum: Folsom St.
near 10th; new fats Of "a rooms and
bath each; high basement. etc; lot
24xi22
S4,550-Reats $50 per annusn: Mission fats
of &c rooms and bath; Treat ave. run
ming through to rear street; stable on
rear frontage.
81, ,5Co-Rents $432 per annum: close TO valen-
ca and I4th SITS. desirable bay-win-
dow fats Of "a roof=s and bath each;
rents are low: 25xTT:6.
Sc, ,4oO-Rents $500 per annum: in the warm
belt Of the Mission ? modern bay-win-
dow fats of 4-3 rooms and bath each.
Fer further particulars of the above and for
the Real Estate Record containing list Of
properties for sale in all parts OF the city.
inquire at orr office
q. H UMBSEN & CO..
20 Montgo St,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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DAVIDSON & LEIGH 2O7 Montgomery st.
Opposite Mills Building Entrance.
ltants Collected Tel Main. 123
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BOARDMAN BROTHERS & CO.,
= Real Estate Agents.
13S Montgomery st.
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S2500-Lot 4Sx100; corner on Bryant St. jus
the place for store and fats improvements
properly planned will pay big; let show
you how.
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A REAL BARGAIN

A REAL BARGAIN
Must and Will Be Solo Immediately.
$i2, O00-Reduced from s15,0 5 splendi
new modern flats, leased at very low renta
for $l260 Der annum; lot 25x120; on Buchana
street, not far from Bush.
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IS 750-New fats: Preside Heights; rents 30
per month; always rented.
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SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE & CO.
2IS and go Montgomery St.
Mills BUILDING.
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FLATS NEAR DUBoCE PARK.
$T000-Two brand new flats. rooms and
bath 1Aeh. near Duboce Park. These flats are
nicely finished and in a good neighborhood.
LYON & HOAG. 116 Montgomery st.
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.000-Mason st., mr.. Broadway; As :9x1OO
Z fats; rents s1o6S; big value.
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SURROUNDED BY ELEGANT MODERN I'M
PROVEMENTS.
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MISSION FLATs-A BARGAIN.
S3500-Two fats, and rooms and bath; lot
3Ix90. with . frontages also stable; positively
the best buy the market.
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$6scO-Large lot. 5oxso: good nats: rents
STA; Lexington ave, near 1Sih; always rented
big value.
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THORNE & FITZPATRICK.
312 Bush ST.
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lc0Co-EIose TO Montgomery and California
streets; substantial brick building:
rented under lease which pays 6is per
cent net. Lot 43x05: Il good sp-cula-
tion paving twice bank interest.
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$s70o-Two stores flats; in the busines
portion of Pacific st. The present rents, sos
very low and be greatly increased
Lot 4S,6 feet frontage.
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sec OOC=NOrthWest corner. opposite 2ldtno
square; elegant apartments, renting tor
S212 80 per month: lot T0Xf20s partially
improved.
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CHOICE MISSION HOME.
$6000--42 feet front: Liberty, near Guerrero;
well built house OF 10 rooms and bath
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RICHMOND FLATS.
Two newly built fats California St. As
rm. easy terms; will net II per cent per an
mum.
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REAL zsrArE-c1rY-roR SALE.

THoRNE & KILPATRICK.
312 BUSH ST.....-... Near MONTGOMERY.
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$210c-Rents $30e; store and 2 fats; close to
11th and Folsom; splendid investment.
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WESTERN ADDITION HOME
New dwelling OF S-rm-; finished basement; !;
attic; east and west exposures: everything in
fine condition; easy terms II desired.
OSCAR NEWMAN
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S25 per month-New modern broom cottage
Vermont and 25th sts.; only l block from
| Path ST.; electric cars; warm. healthful loca-
| tion; no winds and fogs.
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OSCAR HEYMAN and
JACOB HEYMAN COMPANY.
IL POST STREET
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If you pay rent, why not pay monthly on
your own home? Look at the following houses
and see what a fine home you get for
your rent money.
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Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
5i3 CALIFORNIA ST.
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Get copy Of our printed list Of properties
for sale.
sHAINWALD. BUcKBEE 4 CO.,
21s and 200 Montgomery St. Mills DID
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II you want q house built
your lot
come and see
MARION GRIFFIN, 4o6 Examiner Building
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Important pl,e,, Assosls,len r.ss,,nS.

The Arkansas Valley Ditch Association.
which was in session a. Rocky Ford las.
week. held an adjourned mes;irg a, Pu-
as!o last Wednesday. at which there was
a full attendance. nearly every canal Of
any considerable sixa between Pueblo and
the state limo being represented. State
Enginsar Carpenter. Division Engineer
Chow. ana tho water commissioners from
Weiar Districts Nos. u and 62 were
present.
Tho main topic under discussion was
tho employment, Of river patrol man BY
tho Association To work under tho State
Engineer and report to tho state officers
and members o! tho Association. tho
stage o! watar in tho river. and tho
amour, coming into tho river from ,rihu-
iaries. Il was finally decided 70 employ
two man. ono on tho uppar river and ono
on tho lower.
An assessment was voted Of not to ex-
Good I5s por second foo; Of doc Eeed ca
plctty. upon tho nembaTs Of tho kssoei-
alton: this Is to DO called 81 tho executive
committee as required 20 carry on tho
work Of tho Association.
Plans ware also discussed for u mora
thorough system Of reporting flood waters
OF tho river and tributaries. tho aim Of
Association being 10 Essis, the water Of
fieials in the distribution Of water by Civ
ing Information as to the conditions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Probabis Abandonment of Kansas,
Colorado S,iit

An nnFortan, conference will be held in
Topeka March by the opposing counsel
in the famous coloEsdo-ksnsas water
suit Involving the use Of tho waters and
priority Of rights Of the Arkansas river.
Attorney General Miller and Judge Plat,
Rogers. representing Colorado and GER
tain irfigssing companies in this state.
will then confer with Attorney General
Coleman of Kansas.
As !, sppsars now. Colorado has the
best Of the thing. and dismissal OF the
case when !. comes Up in the supreme
eeur. Of the United States seems likely.
This would nssessitats the ins,i,u,ing Of a
new trial by Kansas In the United States
circuit court. In view Of the time and eI-
pence which already has been appsopfia,-
ed TO the litigation. II is no, likely that
Kansas ~tll care 10 carry the case further
II IL Is thrown out Of tho highes, tribunal
Of the United States.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Not Opposed To Lonning Water.

Division Engineer E. z. Chew makes an
emphatic denial Of tho statement recently
appearing in print that tho representative
Of bitches ard others interested in irrga-
ton in the Arkansas Valley arc opposed
to the practice Of loaning water. On tho
contrary he maintains tina. many Of them.
IL not a majority. are strong advocates Of
!. and tha. thus far the courts have held
that water right is an absolute piece of
property with which ono may do az he
chooses. quite the same as he could with
u horse.
Mr.. Chew blamas the circulation Of this
report upon one individual who. he says.
is Interested in irrigation under such cir
cumstanees that it is for his interest to
oppose tho leaning Of water.-La Junta
Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
DEATH OF
ISAIAH DENNES.
4 Rocky Ford Pioneer and Promi-
nent Citizen Dies Sudieniy. At
The Age Of IS.

Wednesday evening Mr.. Dennis WAS in
his usual good health, He ate a hearty
supper and dressed To 90 with q. a. r.
comrades To the hems Of F. N. Hines. to
give Mr.. Hines surprise birthday par
". BY agreement, he me: several COM
fades a. the reading room. A. seated in
chair he pulled oa, his watch and be-
fore he could replace Il in his poke.
death came without. a struggle
During all the history oi Rocky Ford
ons Of the bss. known faces on our streets
has been Isaiah psnnss. During the past
year. to note his active in,sfes, In the at
fairs Of life. none would saspse, that he
had several years ago passed the four
score mile pos, in LIES !oafney. Hs was
ever busy with his personal business.
which involved locking after a large
amour, Of City rental property. but no:
to saen an ox,sn, as 10 pfssent his TAX.
Ing an active par; in tho regular and SO.
eiai gatherings Of the g. 4. r.. Of which
he has always been ono o! tho leading
members !. Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Public Sale,

will offer at public auction at my
ranch S miles west of Rocky Ford and
~ miles southeast of Manzanola on
Thursday. Feb. 25, at ! o O'Clock a. m.. a
lot of personal property-horses. colts.
COWS. hogs. hay. big lot of farm machin-
cry. wagons and many other articles.
Terms: Ten months time on sums of
81 o and over. on approved 10 per cent.
notes. Sums under S 10 cash. Five per
cent discount for cash on sums over $40.
Free lunch at noon r -.uatr.
M. S. Martin. auotioneer: Hauck g. Nc
kelvey. clorks. F...
D,vid w Call
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Temperance Legislation.

a letter was received this week by W.
q. erandsnblfg from Senator pol,iysT Of
Iowa. who Is in charge Of tho Hepburn
polliser ball in tho Senate. - measure
which seeks 10 absolutely FFohshs, tho op-
ofa.ion o. the Interstate Commerce law.
In tho matter Of transportation and i'm
pof'a;ion Of liquors into prohibition terri
tory. whore tho privilege has heretofore
been abused 20 the cSten, tha, state and
municipal laws have been rendered par
tally Ineffective by tho express companies
carrying large quantities al lisuofs under
tho protection Of the original package"
feature o. Interstate commerce. Under
tho provisions Of this bill all liquors arc
10 bs sub!se, to tho laws Of tho state or
city before and after delivery SO tina; tho
government eoopsfates with lossl author
ity IN upholtirg is statutes relative 10
prohibition OF liauor rather than eoHtiis.-
ing with than 10 an extent, as Is NOW tho
case.
Wher Il Is known ,hs, rsafly ona-,hiri
OF the area OF the unl.ad States 10 prohi-
bi'ior territory and nearly or quite one
half o. It's population living and prospering
presence. tho eauso Of tho liquor interests
hostility Is moro easily understood. Tho
liquor power considers tina; tho passage Of
this bill would se tho most severe blow !,
has received In recent years.
Son. Deliver In his letter reviews tho
situation briefly and says II tho better
class Of cur people shake of their apathy
and storm congress &c they did when tho
Army Caniacn bil, was ba'oEa the country
congress will obey them and pass Il this
sessisn. no fccls confident. Ee urges that
prohibition communities especially rally &c
its support.
Mr.. Drandcnburg has charge Of tho Pc
;iiion work in Colorado. having been ap-
pointed by tho National Temperance So
ciety. and 10 in correspondence with all
no-ieonso towns u the state urging thom
through their city officials and churches
to take immediate action. II will mako
tho work Of enforcing tho law much oasi-'
er and should be encouraged by all in the
interest Of good citizenship.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Rocky Ford to be Irrigation Pump
ltcadQuartcrs.

At the Eagle shops Wednesday we
saw the big 5000 iron lathe skilfuly
boring out a casting made by Schram's
foundry. 1t was for one Of the Goodner
pumps. new invention which the Good
ner Brothers have just patented. 1t is a
new adaptinn OF the chain pump idea, so
constructed as to reduce the friction to a
minimum and throw six inch stream of
water with small expenditure Of power.
This pump is designed for irrigation pur-
poses.
Hawkey's shop has during the past
week been at work on patterns for new
pump patented by Vollie Breeding. in the
manufacture Of which DR.. Van Buskirk
has half interest. 1t is claimed for this
pump great economy of power in proper
ton to water raised.
Rocky Ford is already the place OF the
manufacture Of the popular Hudson pump.
The addition Of the manufactures Of these
two new pumps will give Rocky Ford the
right to claim to be the center Of the irfi-
cation pump industry. Incidentally this
multiplication Of pumps for irrigation pur-
poses indicates the growing demand for
irrigation by wind, steam or gasoline
power,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
When You Have a Cold.

cold should be to relieve the lungs.
This is best accomplished by the free
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This Remedy liquefes the tough mu-
Gus and causes its expulsion from the
expectoration, and opens the secre-
tions. A complete cure soon follows.
This remedy will cure severe cold
in less time than any other treatment
and it leaves the system in a natural
and healthy condition. 1t counteracts
any tendency toward pneumonia. For
sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Mr.. Dcnncs was ono Of tho building
committee Of tho Grand opara house and
also Of tho Rocky Ford Building & I'm
provencnt Association. not only super
yising but frequently taking up tool TO
show irst how tho work should bo done.
Uncle pcnnoss was born In Oxford.
Ohio. January 25. 1919. When only u
ho accompanied his parents into tho un-
proemp:cd territory Of tho state Of ILL.,
nois. where they took up land. And he. in
turn. when Of age. took up large tract
OF raw prairie land. which with industrious
and intclligon. energy ho proceeded to
cultivate and improve. Tha, was tho ba-
sis Of tho old gon;leman's presen. liberal
competency. for tho country about him
settled up rapidly and his improved land
became valuable.
When the war broke out Mr.. DENIES
showed a prompt and devoted patriotism.
and ono that was put severely TO tho test.
for he faced the enemy in such importan.
and decisive struggles Of our Civil war as
Shiloh and tho siogcs Of Corinth. Vicks-
burg. Kenesaw Mountain. Hatchie river
and Atlanta. At Shiloh he received a
severe wound in tho thigh and at Hatchie
river flesh wound in the arm. But
neither Of these injuries seem to have
materially affected his health or abatcd
his vigor. He served one year in tho
quartermastor's department. one year in
the engineering corps and later served in
tho provost marshars office in the tenth
district Of Illinois, being in that position at
the close Of the war. This. with his first
service Of eighteen months in the 2Bth in
fantry OF Illinois. made period OF four
and half years in the service Of his
country during her most trying days.
In 1875 Mr.. DENIES came to Colorado
and taking up = soldiers homestead in
the Arkansas valley he begun again the
experiences Of his earlier days in Illinois
the work of reducing barren nature to
fruitfulness and fertility. He also went
into merchandise; was one Of the pioneer
storekeepers Of the valley, and won out on
most Of his important undertakings, so
at the time of his death he was counted
one of the local captains Of industry and
finance" For number Of years he held
the honorable office Of Justice Of the
Peace and performed its obligations with
justice and equity. He was staunch
Republican and always took an active in
terest in party affairs.
His wife was Mrs. Esther Bruner, Ia
sister of Hon. G. W. Swink), and to the
couple were born two children, son and
aughter-Charles Dennes, Vermont. ILL.,,
and Adaine Hushaw. of Rocky Ford.
Mrs. DENIES passed away in 1896 and
Mr.. DENIES made his home with his daugh-
ter. He has been in these later years.
good type of the veteran remnants of our
Civil was, and as an ardent member Of
the local G. A. R. Post he did yeoman
service in making the department encamp
ment at Rocky Ford the success is was.
Funeral services will be held at The
Grand opera house at $50 p. m. under
the auspices of the G. A. r. on Sunday.
Tl.a All ninl,4
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Prof. Jordan Of the University of Chica-
go says that typhoid germs cannot live
longer than ten days in pure water and a
much less time in polluted water If true,
this discovery ought to relieve much ap-
prehension of danger of typhoid from run
ming streams,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
The A. 3. S. Co. All Right.

1t wovld be impossible for any man or
corporation to do business with several
thousand people as has the American
Beet Sugar Co. for the past four years
and not make some enemies, but the
small number Of acres secured by the
Las Animas people shows both the good
repute in which the American company
stands with its patrons and the utter
failure of the Las Anmas people to make
any showing. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Peanut Candy rs Food.

Prof Rilgard OF the University Of Cali
fornia recommends peanut candy as
healshful substitute for meal when it is
necessary TO omit one. Tho starch in
the peanut and tho sugar in the candy arc
both blood and tissue builders and are
exceedingly nourishinp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Dissolution Notice.

Rocky Ford, Colo, Feb. 8, eo4.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between H. F.
Rushmer and H. R. Maltby. under the
firm name of Rushmer & Maltby. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by H. F. Rush
mer and all bills due said firm will be paid
to hin, at the City Drug Store.
H. F. Rushmer.
5z-5e. H. r. Maltby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Our readers are warned to have moth
ing to do with the American Art Studio
of Los Angeles who are taking orders for
enlarged pictures in this portion of the
state. Their method of operation is fraud
ulent, and if you sign one of their contracts
you will regret it. 1t is not bad rule to
"sign no paper for a stranger"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
David W. Call.

Having leased his farm one mile west
Of town, N. G. Neher will have an auction
sale of personal property Monday. Feb.
%, at 1850 p. m. 39-p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
1888.
Notice.

have removed my office and can now
be found with Mr.. w. B. Goblin in the flu
ture. where would be pleased to see all
my old friends and patrons.
56-tf j. W. Dautrich.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

FOR RENT-Two forty-Gcrc tracts | 4
miles south of Woitzor station. Apply to
NJ. D. L. Haight. phone 4z-A. or j. W.
Dautrich with W. 3. Goblin. 58-tf,