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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22
MINING APPLICATION NO. I,ss.
MisaFaI survey Ne lasl..
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vEiisnx. Is zsrrf sse sstar=<y in fsct. ~hnse Fs;
csc. ss.-sss Is Pors,-escs Boz ss6. DszV~r Calo-
rssn. has zzs< arvsses .of pasezs Tor frsrsee-
san4rrzs sSs7N sS-Ia lisssl5 hr~sT iees or me
Ayrun n. t1se. e~zfs.x xiix<r and go&.- the sane
e~izS 80 & fret & - ard so fe~s s5' ~ y
fron discovery SKI ts<reo- s7fs szrface <Trana on<
hs.se@ sfty feet "a 18th, situate ia CAsease ar.
Jsckxo- Atrsrr Das-rset Gear Creek CoGrty. State
OF Ce4e~A4a al 5~s<rse~1 n The sat arr eli norrs
OF s1e - ths o<se toiao-x
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e<SS n % cor. no. gra-is- sfoae. teence -
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- 50 tsi-1s n 70 COT. 10. 4. 0 E~arite store.
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ke.rs e. ~ So - n. ts<.ce <5s - so r.
to 10 5. grsnsre s-oae theccen - <S s<ss
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Coatai-iex slsE scrrs. exsresssy excecta1 ars
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asax io<ss an4 forsaeg 7orrsss Of the y IA Sex
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sAe eh p y. Ssia ao<atsoe eeing seesrded N vi.
- p.se iie. ef tie recorss e< Cear Crsrk County.
Cnsurz6o.
Alpiniae es.s.ans Sss Me- fxssk. Essui~ssr
ie1s shs soush- asd Aaa.o<A Nh sin o. ths
c D. FORD. Register.
Hzss psb Ssrs -. l9Da.
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22
MANY MOTHERS OF A LIKE
OPINION.

Mrs Pilmer. OF Cordova. Iowa, says:
One OF my children was subject to
Group OF severe type. and the giving
OF Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
promptly. always brought relief. Many
mothers In this neighborhood think
the same ~ I do about this remedy
and want no other kind for their chill
dren-" For sale BY J. J. Shervin-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22

Losr-Betveen the Big Five aud City
Hall last week. large pocketbook con
tanning valuable papers. A suitable re-
yard viii Be paid for the return Of same
to the postof6ee. PRANK BRANNrxn-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22
Noaee.

At Elks hall on October IS, al who
want to mine OF lease try your lnck in
Tonopah, better show than in Cripple (
Greek.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22
e. C hotel. nc Reetee.

Special rates by week or month a, the
Beebee hotel.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22

First-class rooms At the Beebee hotel
with o. without board.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22

siea- Bolies E-ysoys-s LASTLY. lf.e. Fire Aeci-
sent. Heath, Plate Glass. SGrsS Bo-4s ani every
oiher sir4 OF laseranet-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22

transportation free to ronopah. Come
old and young and dig for golden treas.
ures without blasting o. hosting.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22

Sunday dinner at the Beebee oalv soc
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22
Bush 0 Bonney,

sIAI us-ars. VINES AND rssusaScu
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22
NOTICE OF APfLIC ALTON FOR L. :.
YAIENT-
Denver Land pistriet.

Mining Application No. le6
Mineral survey No. Izizo 4 and b
L. : Land once 4
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22

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tsst r-siEssftas n~s'r=iesr "a fsoG
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22

northsasterly from discovery
Beginning at cor No. l. whence the
\. z. cor. sec. 4 II. 4 5 n ~ W of
the sth 3. m bears : Is 81 w. i.it g
IA thence y ssa 20 r sz5is II 10
q TO cor. No ;. thence y. IS f. sss Sc
q TO cor. Na . thence : se' IS W
s42c c1 IT. to cor No. E thence s 53s So
" essss II. to cor No. 6 thence $ IS
W 2is II 10 cor. No. !. the place %
beginning
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22

south westerly from discovery
\ sec :. tp- i.s r. - ". of Inc
6th ,. IA bears : 67s 8 &. 2T3i IT
thence n 80 - W. ls0.1i # to cor
No. ? thence y gs+ s5' Z $3.50 II "a
cor No. J thence y 4s 81 f. T3s Il
II 10 cor NO. >. thence 5 Sc IS Z
1855. It 20 cor No. > thence 3 tss a.
". 16s Of a. to cor. No. 6 thence :,
3s SCI IS 5s.gs II to cor No. /. the
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-22
2 u D ; lIIll =
CEHRE X LODE

70 n 5 387 - " and l4ae q north
easteriy from discovery
Beginning at cor. No /. whence the
the 9TH ?. ~. bears : 81 81 W. Ese
ft- theaca y. So zs " ise n. 10 cor
Nc. thence y IS. IS E 74s-Iz n
q 10 cor. No :. thence : So 70 r
less It. TO cor. So. 81 thence ) So -
IS $50 az It to cor No s. thence 3
3t aS' " Mss ft TO cor No /. the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

1904, was only $l94. 10000. He says:
"T'hs avidity with which Judge Parker
and sx-Secretary Olney swallowed the
statement that the Philippines had cost
this country $3.50. 100000. and the per-
tnacity with which they cling to It.
after Its falsity has been proved again
and again, are past the comprehension OF
persons In Washington who are familiar
with the real conditions In the Philip
pines.
"That the cost of the Philippines, In
Guiding the $4,000 900 paid to Spain,
amounted, up to May 1, 1902, to $780,.
100000, has been established beyond dis.
puts. No Democratic member OF either
house of Congress dared to challenge
eecretary Roots statement to that effect.
The cost to this country for the follow
Ing year has been shown to be $3.OsO.-
900. and for the year Just closed 81. l0O.-
900. q total of S104. 10000. That has
been the actual cost Of the Philippines
up to June 80. 1904.
1.-THE statement Mr.. Parker permitted
himself to repeat when he declared that
over 100000 lives have been sacrificed
IL equally false. The total loss of life
OF American troops and Fiiipinos In the
American army from all causes has
amounted to 4.OG7 privntes and l5S OH
GERS, q total of 4.222 men. Even adding
to this number the loss of Filipino In
surgents, a liberal estimate of which II
less than 10000. the grand total arIre-
gates li.0OO. against Mr.. Parkcr's
100000. Moreover. the totals here .ivesi
include deaths from wounds. sickness.
drowning aud other accidents. and. an
important contributory cause. the con-
tagIous diseases which. unrestrained.
ravaged Americans and Filipinos when
American occupation began. Only l2d.-
600 American soldiers. all told. have
been sent to the Philippines
"As an Offset 10 this loss Of life should
Be SGT the magnificent work Of the army
medical corps and of the health Officers
OF the Philippine Commission. whose
unremitiIns efforts have stamped out the
plague. reduced smallpox and other con-
taSious diseases TO q minimum. aud rem
dered the Philippines as heaithfui a.
Cuba"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
RACIAL GOOD WILL
consinsation Of Prosperity Will Ne
Mach TO Secure IL.

coutinsstion Of Prosperity Will Ne
Mach TO secure L..
The Democratic PLATFORM accuses the
Republican party OF an attempt to kim
die anew tho cmbers Of racial and SEQ
tionai strife"
An incident At tho recent Americas
BANKERS convention in New York iiips-
tratei the faisi,y of this statement and
how. on the contrary. the Republican
party, by policies which promote the
business prosperity Of the South. has
will between the better elements. at least
OF the two races
A colorei banker from Richmond. Va.
John w. Mitchell. made a speech which
brought forth tremendous applause. In
which the delegates from the South Joip.
ed with tho delegates from the North.
Mr. Mitchell said he atf-u.ied tho COO.
ven,lon not only with the consent. bue
upon the advice. Of the white business
m~a OF tho South. lilo thea went on 70
show how the prospcrity of the Sou, hsrn
negroes was continually Inrr-s ding. and
that this was leading all the time 10 .
better understanding bctweea the better
el~tneats OF the two races A. TO the
share Of the negro in the ps-srnt phraots-
snai prosperity Of the South he said;
DO yes tae~ that ~e preascs sifs.i:sono
ssih q CROPS yeaff bo yoa kno~ thss
o. The ssaihsfu Prosperity our people pre-
eropf DO yea ias. that 30 nesro~s pro
duee H.its.tcDso ~orh of wheat at 20
e~nis . hcshri and that the tasrk~t hss
Eons TO q. - hasarif bo Jeu Sns~ thsS
40 pro.inc- tsa1sfii -orth af osts' De
% syrf do 700 ins~ that ue prn-i.Te y,ca..
asosa ~enh af p-,si.~.t 10 ,sa tssv
that 80 pfciucs t.ss,i. .pxo - ~cssh -
sweet patsisrsf Ard do yaa tnav that vs
prv-iaee ttass' 90 ~ -arss ef eern. ssss.
ssaia l q s.l.. =: .:isso tss s ,sssi % v"
whsa he had finished. Col. Robsss
Lowry. q Georgia bsates. made an 40
qusnt speech In which he said: 'it 10 the
loaine negro and the icsins ~ii,s mas
that makes II hari:- AMI shst 1T ssvso
me EFsat deal OF pleasure To hesr sfe0
our colsrci trusher Of vlrsiais. lie bsS
stated the facts. ssd sai glad 10 have
hia here"
1trputiiean prosperity. like ,se ssys -
she sun. disPcis gloom wherever u ross.
and. without distinctions as 10 secSoa.
race. color OF religion. makes men hap
pier. better ani more minifui Of their re-
.poasibiii'ies 10 society. I, fuiaIis in dc.
tail ". J. t,ryaa's deiiHi;iea Of . proc
perity which reaches the masses sad
then wcsts ur and through every class"
THERE ~ No HETTEi: WAY TO
HELP SETTLE THE RACE ouEs-
TtoS THAN TO GIVE THE couS-
TRY FOUR MoRt; YEARS or RE-
PUBLICAN PROSPERITY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
d.. Ia R.p.b,,es. Po,ue,...

II has been the aim Of American manu-.
facturers and the desire Of our people to
Increase the exports Of manufactures
Under the old Democratic regime manu-.
features constituted ANAL Item Of our
exports Under Republican rule they
have steadily Increased. During tho ten
years ending with 1850 they averaged
10 par cent. OF our total exports. aud
during the ten years eadins with $50
they averaged IL per cent. Of tho
whole. During the last ten years Of
Democratic ruis our exports Of mann.
factured products increased only one per
cent.
The Republican party came Into power
Ia 1890. and dursns tho ten ycars end.
Ing with $50 our exports OF maaufaes-
ufed preiacts formed 10 per cent.
Of the total exports: during the ten years
ending with 1890 they averaged IS
per cent. OF tho total. and during the
tea years eadinx with 1900 they were
81 per cent. OF the total. In the hseai
rear 1901 they were - per een,. Of the
total. and Ia 100: they were 70 per eent.
Of the total.
The figures show csneiusiveiy that the
great system OF American manufactures
and our Increased exports Of msnufae;-
ur-i pFsdncis which contribute 80 largely
20 the wealth and prosperity Of the coun-
try are due TO Rspubi!can policies sad
ndmluIsgrsyious.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
,,,,s,.. H,,,,,,,.r.

Hrysa's reception In Indiana shows.
canciusivciy. that the Democrats OF the
Middle wes; are not Jet curej OF the
free silver crasr. with its accompanying
visions. The silence Of the st. Louis
platform on the msary question was elo-
1usnt. farseF's telegram satisfied the
New Workers and enabled them to pre-
sent a gold ssanjari" candidate to the
conservative wing Of the party. while the
silver wing was ceoliy set aside TO bs
fooled and caiolei iato good haasor dur
ing the campaign.
As matter OF fact. the rank aud Gle
OF the Democratic party stand on the
money question and oa all others just
where they stysti in lSls;. The logic Of
events has not cpnvineei their ressea-
because. on economic questions. thsr
have no reason.
bryan. who could not carry Indiana
fot himself. cannot. of course. carry that
State. OF any other State. for Parked.
lie has. however. revealed the ass which
hides under the lioa's skin. assumed. fos
a purpose. By a oace great national
party.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

menf time has seen on "thls earth We
Inherit" In the hest possible proof that
Judge Parker takes q purbhnd view OF
the possibilities and benefits OF c0lonsa.
tion. Although separated from the coun.
try that pushed "a backward and inferior
race" from the scene Of Judge Parksrs
speech to the "Avon Beach Regular
Democratic Club OF Long Island" does
he think for a moment that England has
not shared In what was conquered for
mankind when the independence Of beg
American colonies was achieved?
But. beyond all the narrow. petty, and
mistaken views Judge Parker takes OF
history and the onward and upward
sweep OF national affairs. stands discsos-
ed the fact that the Democratic candi-
date for President OF she United States
" willing to believe everything evil tho
lying tongue OF slander can utter against
American government In the Philippines,
solely because there is Republican ad.
ministrntion In Washington. 1t seems
almost Incredible that Presidential can
didate should become the willing herald
OF every lying rumor bred In the pur-
lieus of Manila.
And to think that he has descended
TO this depth, not to force immediate
abandonment of the Philippines to thu
tender mercies OF their own corrupt and
impotent civilization. but TO turn over
their preparation for independence to the
party of Tammany. Tweed and TIL.
man.
Never before has the candidate OF .
great political organization stood reveal
ell before the American people In the
role of crcduious defamer Of the gov
ernment Of his country. II sinks Judge
Parker far below the level of his Iarty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
l,.,lu. f,,w Ab,o.,i.

The iesa thu uai;sd States. throash Q
protective tariff. imports OF the thlurs
that Its own labor at home can manu-.
sse,ure just as well as foreigners. she
more IL is able 60 Import OF accessories
ssd iuxurses sha, cannot be purchased
q; home. The consumption os coffee PEE
capita Ia the uai;e,i States. which In
$50 was eight poaais. Is now twelve
poands. Our imports OF sugar. teas.
spices. siixs. isees. ~sc.. have Increased
considerably dur,as the last eight years.
With the American workinTmaa sure OF
q good bone market foe what he pro.
duees. it goes almost without saying that
be will have eaeasa money to buy for
himself foreign iusuries that he eoaii
not dream Of having In Democratic times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

Day after day the New YORK Times.
the New York World and the Brroklyn
Eagle rcpea, the lie ,ha, Chairman Coz
,riyeu has ettorsed contributions from
wealthy business enterprises on pledges
fs,ieemsbie on the reelection Of fresi.
den, Roosevelt. They have heeu urged
and challenged 90 name . single concrete
ease aud have replied by merely rriter.
s,iar the SANDER. As result the IN.
founded charge is rs,roiliue upon its in.
tsa,srs with the proper effect Of i'm.
pairing their cre,libIiity on every issue
OF the campaign.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
Judge Parker's Statement an Amazingly Reckless
Fasifcation Gf Facts and Figures.
An INFAMOUS and RECKLESS CHARGE
Which Has Been Repeated by Bryan, OIneN
Hill and Other Democrats-ReaI
Cost of Islands in Money
and Life.

Judge Parker the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency disciple OF D. D. i ws9
had proved to be such pupil that he could give his
ouhed I'm that will
Philippines
and
and IA
In
In
D.. G,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

"tiodosbtesitv 70 wouti he possible
az the present time 60 prevent any Of
the trusss from rem stutos prosperous
b, the simpie espejtest cf making
sssh = sweeping ehsuse In the tariff ss
60 parstise the industries OF the eoun.
try. The trusts wouia cease Go psospert
hut their smaller com petisors wosid
he ruiaed. ard the wage. workers would
sts.ve. while 10 would not paw the
f.vus 20 hast hi. prod nee 60 sarket."
-lld.sssvs,ts t<ttsf Of sesrertAress
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

In his speech before the Union League
Club Of New York. Secretary Taft said
that when he asked Professor Vincent,
OF the University of Chicago. what he
thought of Judge Parker's letter of &C.
ccptance the latter replied. We'll. IL re-
minds me Of a recommendstion Of
good old family horse which runs, even
ladies and children can drive it,"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

IL Bryan Democrats are sincere In
sheir expressed desire TO rcbake the Hill.
Sheehan.rarker combinstiou for the az.
front TO their leader. they could make
the rebuse more stinsin< by voting for
Roosevelt. The greater the plurality
against Parker in Bryan stronsholds. the
greater will be the self-satisfac,iou of
w. J. bryan. for Mr. Bryan IL but
human, and no man licks the hand that
smitss him with sincere relish.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

pon't faii to return q Republican
Congress. The election of Roosevelt
aud Fairbanks will be almost n bsrren
victory if the legislative branch of the
government is In control of th. oppo.
.itiou. 1f Republican policies are TO
h. co-tiuued 10 is absolutely nee -..ary
he tp accord.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

so-caiied independent; voters who pro.
fes. to SO. little good in either OF the
rrei, parties might prohtably follow the
wise maxim cot two evils. choose the
lesser No man cau he 60 blindly non.
partisan as not TO see that the Republi.
can party has done more good for the
county than the Democracy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
Tn. reop,. Know and T.u., Roosevelt.

The People Know and Trust Roo.evets.
IL Is fortunate for the Republican
party that its candidate for the Presi-
dency IL 50 well known 70 the people OF
che United States that no story. no re-
flection upon his character or his work
affect. the public mind in the slightest
degree. The American people have had
their eyes on Prcsident Roosevelt for
many years: they know him. They re-
.pect and trust him. The faisiscs tons
OF the enemy against him are useless
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

Everybody profits by the growth Of
manufactures. Those who are cnza zed In
the business either az capitalists OF w,ss
earners profit frs; Of all. but in a,idi.
tion to these are the merchants who
handle manufactured products. the rail-
roads that distribute them. the farmers
who enjoy an increased demand for their
products. and all other classes who share
in general prosperity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

III you wish a continuance of the pres.
eut prosperous times, vote to retain the
Republican party in control Of national
affairs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
LATEST FIGURES As TO cosr.

Only s'e4. 100000 Expended on the
rbii,rpiue. Up TO tune 30.
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune shows that the actual
cost Of the philippines up to June 30.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04

THE TIME FOR TALKING IS
OVER. NOW vOTEi
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
Truth Of History.

The evidence OF history and OF consefr-
puraneous conditions afford incontrovert-
lille proof that Ensland's greatness to-
day is tine direct return for her colcaiz-
ing efforts on this continent. in Asia. in
Africa. and In the islands OF every ocean.
Good has gone out from her and good
has returned to her a hundred fold for
all the ''bioci and treasure spent in the
colonizine she has done in the four COR
ners Of the earth.
This republic. the hishes; and most
successful development Of self-sovern-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-11-04
R.rc Case Of inc.n.i ,ency.

The criticisms OF the administration
which appear daily in the Manila papers.
often bitter and violent. are almost with.
out exception based upon its liberaiity
toward the natives: for doing exactly
what Judge Parker says Il has not done:
for giving the filipiuos too much self.
government: for promising them indie
p.ndence and for appointing 80 many
natives to Office. Every governor of
every province. every mayor OF every
town except Manila. and almost every
provincinal and municipal oficial 10 Q
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CLEVELAND POSTMASTER HERE.
His Arrival .Arouses Discussion Con-
corning the Ohio fractional Fight.

Renewed interest in the Ohio factional
contest is aroused by the arrival in Wash
ington of Postmaster Bewstoe of Cleveland.
Mr. Bewstoe was nominated last winter at
the request of Representative Burton and
Senator Hanna, but action upon his con-
firmation has been withheld in order that
Senator Foraker could look into some mat
tiers In connection with Mr.. Bewstoe's pro-
posed renewed incumbency
1t is said that last week Mr.. Bewstoe took
occasion to make speech at a republican
meeting in Cleveland in which he announced
his allegiance TO the Hanna-Dick faction in
a manner that was not altogether acceptable
to Senator Fora er. The nomination is
still pending before the committee on post
offices of the Senate, and it is supposed that
Mr.. BewstOe is here to consult Senator
Foraker relative to early action upon his
nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-19

usual business at third and fourth-class
post offices. The Postmaster General, how
ever, is required to make public the regu-
lations under which the allotments are to
be made before using any part of this
sum, and a similar requirement Was i'm
posed in the case of the expenditure of
the 81 900. 600 for separating mails at third
and fourth-class post offices.
The paragraph appropriating $4,000 per
annum for the lease of post Office build
Ing in New York city to be erected by the
New York Central railroad was agreed to
after 1t had been amended so not to in
terfere with the discretion given the Post
master General in the matter of the Sc
lection OF q site.
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Special Opportunities for Home
Seekers and Investors.

large Q5-room) residence, lot
25x100-house thoroughly well built
by the owner for his own home-lo-
Gated north of and within short dis
lance OF Dupont Cir
Gle Gle: 40 Reduced from SD Od0G1
S3o,oo to-. pAS7 W. "
A bargain in house to be disposed
of TO settle an estate; northwest, on
an ave-; southern exposure; stone
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heat; we'll rented now. Built TO sell
for 81 500, but 1t can be bought on
easy terms as low, We SS SdDM
believe, as. .....-............No |q OVV
Bloomingdale property; corner
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window and tower; parlor, reception
hall, dining room and kitchen first
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room; handsomely decorated through
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ish second; on street 100 fit. wide.
Positively must be
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price is only. OUs5OW
House on Vermont ave-; never idle;
Groom brick, that
rents for $3.50, can be On mRm
sold for. .........-......... W |(V
1O-room brick house; lot 20x100 #.
to alley; on numbered street west of
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Well-built, well-arranged houses.
corner OF Mt. Pleasant ave (old 10th
st) and Sheridan St; kitchens on
first floor; steam heat; tiled bath
rooms. a special price will be quoted
to quick buyers.
Another well-loca ted prOperty-1436
Howard avenue, near terminal of 18th
ST. car line: honestly built, being well
arranged; rooms on 1st floor; tiled
bath; hotwater heat; elegant wood
work; superior quality flooring Key
at our office. Can be sold at a spe-
cially low figure.
4 good opportunity for a colored
home buyer: 10-room, 3-story house;
side light; large lot; 1896 V st; hand
somely papered; well finished. Apply
for permit to inspect. Wen quote a
notably low price.
House. rooms. tiled bath. furnace
heat, in n. w, that rents q A 1hn
for $50. Can sell for. -. D HFF9 WV
House. 1928 Columbia road: solid
brownstone front; 10
rooms; large lot; can CT OnM
sell observation-disclosures. SIo ZIDU
House in NV. on lot 21xa5; in good
repair; rents for $50. A q n sen
bargain at....-.....-..... % u Il OV
4 solid, substantial brownstone
house, overlooking 18th st. 10 rooms:
hot-water heat; side C q mnn
light. can sell for. .. g o. QVQpQD
A sacrifice to close an estate-house
NV: rooms first floor; on second,
and fine tiled bath; rooms third
Moor; hot-water heat. @R Rmm
bargain at....--,...... VOsOVO