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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-12
SOUTH { RN raj AY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 10. 1901 $sss
TRAINS Lrl4AY EleltItt.aAON ID
7:pu "A. A.-DAAiJ 11oS<lt La SAA4lt loI l~,%SE
1850 T.. M-A.Iiy. l. tnite1. 1oullet tru1!naAS
10 Atlanta ulu BiruAus .itih, New OricAnsx
niuliluli,s, Chattanooga aIiu MI the South. Si
SUI r. Al.-i.4A. ouilu..y. IAe3 Hville Local.
ilU:u0 r. M.-Daily. Atmltea Pullman ready
q Il. NJ, tUl sllI tilu SUI In.
- YORK EtlS Ext LIN z. ~ 5s5f555f
The favorito roule ~ baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 4:20 ?. NJ. Monday
4:.S a. 1.-Except Sunday. Local mixed for
West Point.
40 r.. M.-Except sunday, For West Point:
IA, connecting MIA steamers Tor Bal tnoro nn1
river landings Monuay. "Wednesday and Frs
Il cay TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. .tES
II G;55y a.. NJ and 6:42 r. M.-From all the South
s:a5 p. M:-Eron Charlotte e, ana Durham.
s::5 a. M:-Baltimors and L, West Point; =, !. ss
i0:45a A.. NJ, 10 p M.--From W est POINT Ns
5 c.. H. ACkERT, g. II. 8HARDW1CA.si.ss
s C. W. WESTBURY,. d. P.SAs,igtt n
Richmond, "a Vs.,
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REAL. tEsTATE--For Rent.

FOR Rlf''p,
Isx cELLENrR DOCTORS OFFICES AT
6sl East Franklin Street; three rooms and
stable at very moderases b rent nronn neaa
FpEy s;cians for generations. and are yalu-
able us a doctors stand. Apply e.
~. l5is3. GREEN q Redo,
& y. rs ~ y. Reul E4sta sAgentssg
& siSS II 5 11l4 East Main street.
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]. FUNDS IN TREASURY.
Treasurer Phillips's Report Shows
Balance of S167.883.83.

city Treasurer Phillips has Just Issued
his annual report, which shows the total
receipts as s2,530,7T6.92; expenditures. So
525 ,039. 9o; balance, sl67, $50. SO. The. city $
funds are distributed among the follow
Ing banks: First National, Merchants,
City, state, Planters, American Natlonal.
National Bank of Virginia, Broad Street
and Metropolitan. y 8s s
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ATLANTIC COAST LIN E.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoNDF DAILY-B9RDsI
s55 STREET STATION. N 3Y7 sisfs
EFFECTIVE MONDAY AN. lot q. !4as
9:o5 a, MA. Z. E4ptsss ~ vi points
E 500 A. M.--Petersburg and Norfolk: 80 ss
Y 10 T., M.-petsrspurs ana r. S. g ", s
l;lU Il. M.-Go!usUoro LocuL iis5s
L;bV z, M.-Petersu VI 6 Local. ....99ssl
7:25 p. M.-"Florlua and Nest indian LinASss
N cd. Il to all points South; 2, =, 81
$40 +. M,-Pcterspurg and y. & w. West
ii :2O r, M.-Petersburs Local. tt&si v
iii 80 r. M.-bloriund special,
TRAINS A.RR1ys; !s7S .aE 9 4
sunday, 8: 25 a. Nj; .'s1O rs A. NJ II 100 ~ M
los F. M;f:O5 p. ~; 10 =. .
S'...E1cept Sunday. ..E;xccpt Monday. -'''san,
day only. 7, :, .,,ppn I, 4. NV ra az 4 q Sstt
w. J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. AS1 w
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; INTRODUCED AND REFERRED,
These bill were introduced and referred
Wrestling Match Seats,

Seats went on sale yesterday afternoon
for the Esstlng mab5ss between Wys hifs
Pardello, the Italian. champion, which
takes place at the Academy OF Music Feb
ruary 18th. a party Of We'll known ely y
box The usual Academy prices prevail.
q lJWyer Is busy training. ard both men
will appear In tip-top condition
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F0H SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
A Handsome Virginia Estate
At Somerset, Orange Co., Va.

urdcr ana by virtue OF two DEGREES
OF the Circuit Court for. Orange county
VA, one entered on the 9TH day OF N ovem-
1909, Of the SAID court, In tile consolidated
CEancery causes OF Newman vs.. Newman,
the undersigned Will offer for sale, at
public auction, on tho premises, near
pjesIss rEBsaG i4Tiy rb 18Th 81 1901
between the hours OF ~ and "a o. clock
b p Nj, that handsome farm known as
100 acres. on which is situated q hand
scn1e training stable and q large stone
sta bio and handsome outbuldings. There
is c private telepho ono line from Somerset
Ligh. Plant, a commodious, artificial Lake
on the farm and a number of Tenant
Houses three of which are good substan-
f5t,al residences. The land can ho very
farms. ms And And Il viii b offered for sale
first as n whole and then In parcels, 1t
Is located in the beautiful piIdmont
section OF Virginia, Just 4 ~ miles from
F tho Southern Railroad, and Is about 50
miles from Richmond and 90 miles from
ashlngton, d. G.. S5 K III @6
The commissioners will receive private
bids at any time before day Of sale. III
TtHMS-One-third cash, and the ball
nnce upon a credit$o Of one and two years,
ths deferred paym ents to be secured by
terest3 from the day OF i sale. containing
a waiver Of the Homestead & exemption
and the retention OF the legal title Until
al OF the purchase money is paid, and, as
additional security, the purchaser to have
the buildings on said real estate insured
in some good and solvent insurance COM
pan,. to be approved BY the undersigned
commissioners IN sum to be likewise
policies OF such insurance to be assign ed
for5the benefit of said commissioners.
81 For further information, call on or
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,
RAILROADS,

SEABUAHD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TRAINS LEAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC
nah, Jacksonville. St. .Ausust!Ee
+ 2.lb H. M.--Seaboard Mail-li;v0 =. M,-SeA'
board EXpress-To savannah. JacksonYllle.
Atlanta and Southwest;
V:lO a. M.-Local-Foi Norlina and Hamlet
TRAlNS ARRIVE EXTRAORDINARILY, II
GAS a. Nf.-No, 3i-From Florida,
T S;i0 A. M.-No. 60-From Florida. Atlanta and
4;ts z Mo, ss--Er0m Florida, Atlanta and
the Southwest !,
$40 r. M,-No. ss-From NoFlina and local
e city Ticket oaiee. $50 East Main Street.
'Phone 1905 l1
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AUCTION sALEs7-F Future Days
BY Augustine Royal y Co.,
Real IIstate Agents and Auctloneers,
leader Building, Mannnesteri Va.

TRU SIIlE'S SAIIE Or ~ Y!ALUtAoittE
& SIORt.HOUel1 AND ELOI UN
Sr,yrHEAST CORNER OF FOURIH
AND HULL STREETS. MANCHESTER,
~ VIZ, NtsDAY.. FEBR GARY 18TH. 1904
AT g O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON The Pltl1Al-
lSES.
by virtue Of a deed u trust dated
5AISust Goth, 1901. executed BY susan 2.
hOAley and husband TO the undersigned.
and recorded In the, Corpprull2h ~, Soa 20
clerks office for said city N D. - ~
page 21O, and also by = degree OF we
EDt,ncery Court for the city OF Richmond
fVr..., in suit of G. u, Gary. trustee, vs..
Moxley and ais, / will sell al, public aue,
thu. on the day, hour and place named
nh,ve that very valuable storehouse and
lot situated at the southeast corner OF
sud lot fronts IS feet on the southern !,
Ano of Hull Street by $50 leet deep 70 az
alley. The improvements, consist q y
nIcn frame tWo-story building, Wltn larso
ana well arranged storeroom, on ilrst
floor. ard a well arranged aWellIng above;
Ths is nice opportunity Tor good
invf stment
'"TERAIS; by direction Of the above de-
cree and consent of all parties, the terms
wllj be 1-3 cash, balance III equal M
stailments OF and II months for notes,
G ,el cent. added; ntle retained untl the
whole purchase money Is paid and con-
veyanca ordered by the cnurt
l'efI7' LAURENCE i. POOL,
re list Trnstee.
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sage 5of the bill. which he thought would
work Il hardship on many unfortunate
persons who were victims Of a habit. .
e He pointed out that the enactment
tho sanctity OF marriage and to produce
Il great number. OF divorces. sl-saLs -
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STATE 81 Virginia, county Of Orange. t.

wit: sSSi n 55i. "a e:
,sP.s II !. Fry, clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Orange county in The State 4 of Vir-
George L. Browning have executed tho
bonds required of them as special COM
ratsEioners, under the decree OF said
court. in the consolidated Chancery suits
tliarein8pending, under the style Of New
man VS.. Newman
Gi-en under my hand this 18th day OF
Dece mber, 1902, p II. FRY, Clerk.
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CO; s Z s',':s *
hours and rs Minutes Il

"a i. !.
LEAVE RIC11MoND-EAsTBo o. is.ssa
- 7:6oS "A. 3M.-Dniiy-LuCAi to Newport News! And4
600 A. Al. DAILY Limited Arrives williams
5 burg 800 a.. NJ. n export News az: 9A.S
NJ. Old Point 100 ,A..5 NJ, Norfolk 11:2ssss
400 p. M.-week MISREPRESENTATION Wiz
HI linmsburE 4:56 p. NJ, Newport News SEQ B
r. Mo old Point {6O1 r. Nj. Norfolk Gus ]
sEA p, N. PORTSMOUTH 8:45 p. NJ isai
y 800 p, M.>-Dnlly--LoCal to Old Point t.Es
MAIN LlNE-WESrPOUND.i5ssiSS3 llsg3Sss 4
10 10 A. observation-disclosures sunday, to Clittons
200 r. - Nr-Dally-speci to CncinnattIs
~ LouisVlle8 ST. Louis aud Chicago si18E
I6;15 p. INl.--Week dnys--Local to Fredertcks'f
10 :so +. -" M.-Daiy-L 10 Cincinnati III,
L0u a' JAMES rs i RIVER ui LINE Me-
1920 "A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. TO 3a& LynchbuSgts
@s1 Az clifton Forge and pricipal tations.
ELS P.4 M-Week dayB-Locals to- Brenlo, Ss
BIB TRAlNS ARR v ~ RlGHMOND&b BY ON ssst.SS33
Norfolk and Old Point 10; % A. NJ gall Il:
a. M. Ex.J SUM-, and 100 r NJ dntly NeWSf
bort News Local g p. NJ. daily sgs5
From, Cincinnattl and West :45 "a. - daily
and 3:3O PM. daily Matn Line Local from.
Clifton Forge $40 p. NJ. daily Eix.E Sun. from
clifton Forge, Fredericks, Hall Accom-. go SA.S
NJ Elk. Sun. Isl u ,,
,e:35 p. NJ. daily. Breno Accom-. $40 - ~.
Elk SUM- St.t q VI. lltsi
We Gon'l Manager. H Dist. Pass, N Al t. $Sts
Nov. !. 500. n s2 s5ss'
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Ma. " j5is 81 FOR NEW YORK. s S !is
BY Chesapeake ana OHIO ny. p A. H., P.
NJ All lines connect at Nn,tulk VITA direct
steamers for New York, sailing daily Except
Sunua " z r. NJ. gss5g Slill5 '1f7fG
800 K +. CHALKLEY, City Ticket Agent
t5& sos East Main Strset.
JOHN F.. MAYER. Agent. Wharf Foot Of Ash
Il. Fl d. yALKER. ". p. & Il. NJ. New York.
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17ITft ilf-l 20 49, 9 ~
STEAM BOATS
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Mr. Nathan Simon has returned to tho
city after a visit to New York ana Allan
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D. M. Pattie, Auctloneer

Il q RIXEY, JR., Culpeper Va, or
a GEO. L. BROWNING Madison Va., "A
.s3 81. v. Commissioners.
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ousc bills were passed:
.e-enact section $500 OF
la. as amended and re-
approved tho Slst day
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p BY Mr.. Thomason: Amending the char
ter Of Richmond SO Us to Increase >, Inc ns
fwo to v five years, and to give the city
control OF the road leading to oakWood
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
WHAT PARTY is IT7

The Democratic party is SO much at
sea on the verge Of its national con
venton that the leading Democratic pa
per in this state in referring to tile
prospective platform OF the party says:
I'VE shall see what we shall see when
the convention gets its working clothes
on This is = confession that the Demo.
cratic party has no principles which it
holds. dear, nothing by which it may dis.
tinguish itself as a party, and since this
is so, it is nard to determine why it is
or why it Is about to have convcn-
ton. Another striking feature is that
some have gone there, calling themselves
Democrats. These have their ideas.
Then others have gone who call them
selves Democrats and their ideas are ius5
the opposite. Still Others there are swho
have entirely different ideas. There is
nothing common among them, nothing
for them to base the idea on that they
arc Democrats 1t is, indeed. situation
in the history of, America the most
ridiculous that the present generation
knows anything about or ever heard Of.
The result is not hard to foretelI-a
second confusion Of tongues, a second
Babel 1t is the event that marks the
scattering of the '.unterrifed," ~ they
call themselves, to the four winds. The
Democratic party IS thing of the past.
They may affect something at st. Louis.
but it viii not be the party Of jefferson.
nor the party of Cleveland nor the party
of Bryan. The only thing that will be
Democratic about it win be the mere
,,nn,a Tf tJ,n Cy1,ico 90 r,lof form, ,tud fItp
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BRYAN KNOCKS PARKER.

William Jennings Bryan, that
.sn,atchless'' leader Democrats proudly
boasted of eight years. has issued the
following significant statement concern
ing the candidacy Of Parker fer The pres
dental nomination, and it is proving Of
tile most cutting sort to those who re-
alize it to be the truths
..The influences back Of the Parker
candidacy are SO intimately associated
with the trusts and great corporations
that The Democratic party could not aP-
peal to the masses. The party cannot
afford to intrust its future to the men
who are responsible the partys de
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GOLD STANDARD ENDORSED.


That the Democratic national eonyen-
ton should endorse the money Of the
constitution" which the promoters Of
that plank say is the gold standard, is
an admission that the Republican policy
in this respect is right. That the con-
vention also proposes TO- drop the cry Of
imperialism and favor Filipino independ-
enee is another admission that the Demo
cratic party believes in the Republican
policy. That it abandons the free trade
idea and viii come out for tarf revision
is stiIl another confession that the Re-
publican party Is right on the tariff
question SO far, taking it all in all, as
indicated by the advance news from the
convention there is every indication that
that convention will but ratify the prin-
ciples and policies Of the Republican
party, and. If such be the Why
should it not also endorse the Repub-
lican tieketg
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They certainly make team of it. The
Herald in its ignorance cannot keep Sc
cret the compact and occasionally it has
a slip of the tongue and lets out some
Of the intentions Of the Democratic
clique. Then it becomes necessary for
the News to use column and more OF
space to say the Herald did not say it
and that the Herald IS keeping faith
with it. Republicans say this is an
other evidence Of the collision on the
part OF the Herald with the News and
the Democratic clique to turn the county
over to the Democrats.
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Bryan and hs following will not be
fooled by the plank the reorganizers pro-
pose to place in the platform to the
effect that it is the @money Of the con
stitution' they endorse, for the reason
that such plank is to be fathered by
the gold bugs Of the party. The "money
Of the constitution with the Bryanitcs
means something entirely different from
what it IS intended to mean in the pro-
posed platform Of the Democratic party
and none know it better than the Bryan
ita4 who up TO the present time have
been known as the Democratic party,
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sayors much OF bossism and dictator
ship. IS wen as centralized power.

The Democratic clique says it does mot
know what the opposition .is driving at,
and yet il tries TO say they are doing
50 and 50. Now, since you own up that
you DO not know anything about the OPP
position, why do you NOT come out like
men and tell the people that you
trumped up lot Of charges without the
slightest foundationY How do you ex-
poet the people to believe you hereafter
or take any stock in. what you have
heretofore said. since you come along
and openly plead ignorance Of what the
opposing party is doing or intends to do :
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ii has gotten to that stage in the eff
forts Of the Democratic clique to work
the Probibitionists for the benefit Of tue
clique that one Of its official organ. i
50 bent on tile plan that it rfers TO il
a. The double-faced racket, and that Is
one time II really told the truth, That
is some Of The truth it says has been
crushing 10 earth, as it says, but which
ms arisen amin.
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rAMmANY ADMITS DEFEAT.


Murphy, the Democratic leader in New
York City, says Mt the national conven-
ton:
There are two or three days before
the nomination and we shall continue to
do active work against Parker. not be-
cause we dislike him personally, but we
know he cannot carry New York state
Mr.. Murphy speaks the sentiment Of
many Democrat. in this section. except
that tine latter believe Parker win fail
IA many other states than New York.
Locally, there appears 70 be much op,
position TO Inu. and in tall,ing Of the
convention prominent Democrats say the
convention mas but one object in view
it seems. and that IS to determine who
shall be the Democratic party in the fu.
ture They add in tais connection that
the fall election will settle the matter
in connection with the work Of the con
vention. In other words. if Parker or
men of his tribe win out in the st. Louis
convention, the vote next fall win tell
which element shall be the party If
Parker gets more vote, than Bryan did.
then they say the Parker side viii 5,
the Democratic party, but, If he fails
to get As many votes as Bryan did then
Bryan and his following will pass again
60 the ascendency and be forever after
recognized as the Democratic party.
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West Virginia Democracy, rs repre-
scented Mt the national convention, seems
very much Commanded. Ieey have e
wait for him to tell them what they
.hall do. thus showing that they have
no mind Of their own. And yet Henry
G. Davis is at the head of the delegation
tine man they are talking Of running for
Governor, His advanced age has been
commented on. but no one has told 50
plainly as the delegation at st. Louis
about his being decrepit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

There is more or less interest now in
the fight at ST. Louis over the PROPOSE
lion who shall be the Democratic party
hereafter. For the past eight years the
Bryanites have had that reputation But
there Is now 4 deposition to cheat them
out of their heritage. The mess Of pot
tage is wanted by the. other crowd. But
just what that mess of pottage is to be
none know. 1t is a state Of affairs that
does not inspire confidence.
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and stringent compulsory regulation for
proper equipment and manning Of large
passenger vessels or unless one IS thor
onghly satisfied BY personal observation
thnt the life-saving apparatus of a yes-
sci is TT for actual use, it does not seem
in the fact of these terrible disasters
that voyager should carry private
and personally tested life Ireeserver with
him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

The trouble is with the Democratic
clique that several Prohibitioni.ts openly
decline to walk along the streets with
them. That is why their minds wander
OF onto the subject of nightmare. and
by the way. they are having now some
thing that might be termed rabies, aud
which viii develop at the fall election
into spasms that they win not get over
in many moons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

The first clique sheet has become so
faint-hemted in the campaign that it
hns begun to, think about the angels. It
has begun to die early, but why not
first as last, since it knows 50 we'll that
it must die with the fall election2 The
hopelessness of its cause is 50 apparent
with it that it has begun to try to
make peace with its maker
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

The Democratic clique sheet still
eliugs 10 the idea that il VIII be able
to work the Prohibition party for Demo
cratic success, but As far as it has gone
it is convinced Of its failure. Prominent
Prohihitionists say when they yauk up
with the Democratic party there viii
have to be better timber in the field
than the Democratic clique produces.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

1t is a situation very unsatisfactory
10 the regulars, but they nave not the
slightest hope Of the reorganizers win
ming, and they content themselves with
the certain knowledge that the disors
ganizers, as they call them, are now en-,
gagged in working themselves out OF q
joo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

The News is now engaged in giving
the Prohibition nominee for senator in
mates that nc lms changed his politics
fur the promise Of election. Well, we
never did think the Democratic party
loved him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
REPUBLICAN TICKET

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Of New Yori
vice President,
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS, of Indiana
Congressional
Blackburn B. .ovener, Of Ohio County
Senatorial fol Nomination,
A. Z. Thorn, Q, Harrison.
Harvey W. Hammer, Of Harrison
Judicial for Nomination,
Charles W. Lynch, Of Harrison.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff
JOHN NJ. FLANAGAN
For Prosecuting Attorney
WILL E. MORRIS
For House of Delegates
RAYMOND maxwell
M. C. JARRETT
Fqt County Commissioner
GEORGE r. RANDALL
For Assessor, Upper District
FRANCIS NJ. DAVIS.
For Assessor, Lower District
ERNEST L. PIG0TT.
For County Surveyor
CHARLES c. F1TTRo
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Vice President,
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS, of Indiana
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President,

TAEoDoRE RoosEvELg. o New York
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Blackburn B. '.Oveaer, Of Ohio County
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Senatorial fo1 Nomination,
A. Z. Thorn, q Harrison.
Harvey W. Hammer, of Harrison
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

We ENDEAVoR TO MAKE orJH
homes masterpieces of carpentry and we
generally succeed. They are sold on
terms the same as rent. ISAAC L. GoFF
co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

FOR SALE-TwO SUMMER COT.
tages in Riverside will he sold at n bar
gain. Further particulars of ISAAC I.
GOFF CO., III Westminster Street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

FOR SALE-ON OLNEY STREET A
cottage Of seven rooms, in fine condition
for $4,000. Inquire OF ISAAC L. COFE
CO, III Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

FOR SALE-A THRE e FAMII, "
house on Capitol Hill all improvements
$500 down secures II. See isaac l.
GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

FOR SALE-oUR ELEGANT HOMES
at washington Park please the most oriu-
cal; 500 down secures one. ISAAC I.
GoFF co, III Westminster Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

MEN OF MODERATE MEANs-wE
nave number of modern homes in a
healthy location for 500 down: your rent
money money does the rest ISAAC L. GoFF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

For -SALE=AT WASHINGTON PARK.
~ cosey, modern homes. steam heat ana
improvements 20 be sold on easy month
Westminster street. 49, A'A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

WE HAVE PREPARED PLANS FOR
spring building which we would like 10
snow anyone interested in owning their
own home ISAAC L. GoEE co ~,
Westminster st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

FOR sALE-FoR 500 DOWN AND s25
month we will sell a brand new 10
room house; all convenlences, steam heat.
etc,. IN excellent location. ISAAC l..
GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

TOR SALE-oN DOUGLAS AVENUE.
a 2-family house In the best OF condition
Price $500 This is good bargain
ISAAC l.. GOFF co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

FOR sALE--Two s-FANILY HOUSES
near the centre OF the city; practically
new. VIII be sold reasonable. ISAAC l..
GOFF co. III Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

FOR SALE-A COTTAGE OF s ROOMS
and acres Of land in Cumberland. for
$500 Inquire OF ISAAC l.. GOFF co