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EXCURSION TICKETS, S1.25.
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mo- daily except Sunday.
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ers Of 5000 tons, single trip. 4. $40
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gena1 4nttees.
District of connsotict, County of Hart

Dlstrlct Oh Connectlcr, County of Hart
ford, IS:
Notice is hereby given that a mont
ton has been issued to me out of and
under the seal Of the District Court of
the United States, for the District of
Connecticut, whereby it is recited,
among other things, that petition was
filed in the said Court by John II. Star
in, sole owner of the steamer Erastus
Corning, her tackle; etc, for limitation
of liability for loss, damage, or
injury occasioned by the accident which
occurred on said steamer on or about
December %, 1903, and praying to con-
test his liability and I am commanded
to and do hereby cite all persons claim
ing damages for any of the said loss.
destruction or injury to appear before
said Court and make due proof
of their respective claims before
Charles E. Pickett, Esq, a Special Com
missioner, al his office, Post Office
building, New Haven, Conn, On or be
fore the 26th day of February, 1907 at
1890 o'clock, with liberty on or before
said date or within such further time
as the Court may grant to answer the
petition, and to contest the right of
the petitioner to exemption from or
limitation Of liability, or both.
Dated Hartford, Conn, November %,
1906
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John e. Powens and William A. Chris
tie of this city.
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lDsON S. BIsHoP.

BY G. BRAINARD SMITH,
Cushman, Dewell & Cushman, Proc.
tors for Libellant and Petitioner. 10
Wall street, Manhattan, New York. N.
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AMERICAN LINE

Plymouth, 49, Cherbourg Southampton
From New York Saturdays at $3.50 q. m.
st. Paul, Dec s. St. Louis, Dec. 20.
New York. Dec is Philadela Dec 20
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
SPECIAL VALUES IN FURNISH
 INGS FOR MEN AND BOYS.

MGS FOR MEN ANU boIo. 100 Dozen Mems and Youths All Silk Neckwear, in the popular shapes, 4-in- hands and shield tecks. in variety of plain shades, Scotch plaids and ali over designs, 39c and soc val ues. For Saturday ..25c The Regent and Lion Brand Fall Negligee Shirts, also laun- dered bosom, percale shirts, separate cuffs, neat designs, some are coat styles. sizes 14 to IS. $1.25 values. For Saturday
 .95c 80 Dozens Mems Natural Wool Underwear. This lot is run of the mill and samples of fine wool shirts and drawers, sizes 32 to 50; none are worth less than $1 value. some are Sl.5o values. For Saturday ......79c Mems Camel Hair Underwear and Jersey Ribbed Shirts and Draw CTS, winter weight, blue and ecru, double seated, all are soc values. For Saturday .39c Mems Domet Flannel Night Shirts. cut extra long and wide, some have silk trimmed fronts, sizes 15 to 19, 75c values. For Saturday ...... ... .55c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY
 IN COLD WEATHER NEEDS.

wOmen's Outing Flannel Night
 gowns. pretty stripes Sstur-
 uay ---- ---- --s- -.-- S0c Misses and Chiidreu-s FIanreI-
 cite NightEovns .a sriid eaEo-s
 and s-rfpss- Ssr~nley .so4 aor wonen-s Oatirs r1s-rcl Shss-t Skirts UsEe ~fn asz7 fsarre
 satHrtz 75c WouserE Fw s F-a e+s-Srss
 n7f s Hl.sE-
 ei sFr =- s1~ Tc-e rs7 Crss-tz-
 stsrfs nx S..arday
 >r.... ..... ........9Sc. l.0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
EXHIBIT OF STOLEN FOWLS
Pitltk MorisTty Recsgllzsd Hk ole- Eyed ChandcIeor b Saloon Window.

When Patrick MoriarU. of 470 Baldwin street went to his chicken coop Wednesday morning to select n few birds for the Thanksgiving feast he exclaimed "Where in the world arc all my chickens goney' for the coop was deserted and silent. All of Mo riarty's thirty or forty chickens had been taken during the night. He listened for the familiar crow of his rooster, which had only one eye. and was known as "Blackbird' on account or It's color. But he listened and he looked in vain and he wondered where his Thanksgiving dinner was to come from.
 Depressed and down-hearted, he was going down Baldwin street yes terday forenoon and in the course Of time he happened along by Garret Sayer's saloon. All of the saloon windows on the way down were full of poultry of one kind or another and Moriarty being q cOnnOisseur in the art of raising chickens 1t was only natural that he should look at the WluuUW eAutltiOub. nc AucW 0dyCIS well and he was thinking of calling upon his old friend when familiar sound struck his attention. It was the crow of his rooster and he hastened on toward the saloon. A glance at the window made his heart leap high, for there basking in the sun were dozen of his missing flock, and "Blackbird" in the middle.
 Into the saloon Morarty went and informed Savers that the chickens in the window were his, (Moriarty's).
 Well, then if they are" answered Savers, they cost me fifty cents a piece"
 Moriarty made formal demand for the birds, but it was refused and down he went to Prosecutor Meig's office and lodged complaint against Savers.
 In the city court today Savers was "up' for theft of twelve chickens and the case was continued to tomorrow morning in order that the one who committed the actual theft may be ap- prehended It Is said that the party is known and that he has skipped tile town.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

as St Paul calls it. ..the pillar and ground of truth" he of necessity set up credal standard and credal test. That the various religious sects do not agree as to what IL is. affects not the main truth. For fifteen hundred years the standard was the same. the identical touchstone of orthodoxy throughout the Christian world. When the religious and likewise political revolution of the sixteenth century preached its propaganda, 1t opened the way to a variety of be- liefs. for theoretically at least it gave to each man the right to form his own standard. I say theoretically for such cases as Dr Crapsey's show that. practically. he Is no more entitled to his own views than is accorded to any follower of the Roman Catholic church. The natural consequence followed. disintegration of Christian ity. a variety of contradictory tenets. a lowering of the eredai standard: but all this does not affect the main question that Christ established a church and implicitly at least estab- lished a credal standard. To say otherwise Is to take from Christian- isy its divine authority and to reduce it to a merely man-made religion. which unfortunately is the tendency amongst some ~ho proach . nan made gospel from pslpits de1icated to the truth Of dfvine C1xtst
 q. n C1oWk1Ys
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

EvsFy suosesIBep @ sAs Gvuuang DeDo>rot eao opeufD c euDy ef co of she begt uauG1nGD uub11E4o1. froo C eoar1s eo fhe ool1gu1oG on10r sssns: pu1 your eu1nB1Do1un e 0D 0muwu9 w o1Unmn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

Kennedys Taxatrve. scoufainfnss Honev and Tsr moves the bcwelsL Contains 10 oobfss. Codforrs sD Purp Fnud and Drue law. sn7d by H. ". rsks. DruRx5~t 1cspnA A Smith. sza Bank sfre~t Bruoklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
3 SPECIAL VALUES IN STOCK.
 INGS.

Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined Hose.
 plain or ribbed top. Saturday
 ........-............12 .12 1-2c Sadies' Heavy Black Woolen Hose.
 natural heel and toe. Satur-
 day ...... ...... .......2 .25c Ladies Fine Quality Black Cotton
 Hose. double sole. light, medi-
 um or heavy weight. Saturday
 ... ........ co. ....... 30c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
SWEATERS AT SPECIAL PRICES

Ladies All Wool Sweaters. in blue
 and black. value s125. Satur-
 day ...... Qec Ladies Sweaters. new fancy
 stitch. red. white and black.
 saturday zee. ..- ...Sr 62 Ladies Golf Vests. double bressf-
 ed. red. gray. green. navy and black. regular price tl. Sat-
 urday .... ... .... -oe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
winter clothing.
3 BIG SPECIALS IN COATS.

Tourist Coats, 50 inches long,
 light and dark gray mixtures.
 Saturday .... ...... ... SJ.oo Coats, navy blue. brown and black
 kersey, box fronts, semi-fltted
 backs. price $15. Saturday Sl0.50 Long Coats of navy blue and black
 broadcloth, braid trimmed, lined
 throughout with white satln,
 price S20. Saturday ..... Sl5.OO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
;CIAL VALUES IN UNDER
 WEAR.

Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined Vests
 and Pants. made of bieached
 yarn. Saturday ..........2 .25e Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined Com
 bination Suits. Saturday. .4sc Ladies White and Natural Wool
 Vests and Pants. steam shrunk.
 Saturday .... .aoc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
2 WALKING SKIRT SPECIALS.

Walking Skirts of black Melton
 cloth and gray mixtures, price
 SS.9S. Saturday .... ...s. S2.E5 Walking Skirts of black panama
 cloth, pleated styles. price
 $5.5O. Saturday ......-..S .S3.75
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
OUR RELIABLE CLOVES AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR
 SATURDAY

Women's Mocha Gloves, silk lined.
 gray and tan shades. Saturday Women's Two-ciasp Fine Glace
 Gloves, Paris point stitching,
 perfect fitting, white black and
 colors. Saturday .......S1. 10 Women's Heavy Glace Walking
 Gloves. silk lined, spear point
 stitching. English tan shades. regular S1.75 quality. Satur-
 day ...... ...... ..-....S Sl AS Mems Mocha Gloves, wool lined.
 31.25 quality. Saturday .Sl .OO Mems Heavy Dogskin Gloves. wool
 lined. Saturday .......... .Sl .O0 Mems Fine Glace Gloves, silk lin
 ed. Paris point stitching. new
 colorinss. Saturday ......Sl.49 Women's Suede French Gloves, doe
 lined. black, gray and brown.
 Saturday ...... ...... ... Soc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-11
SanGO DOnoing go
SU SlTuaClON FIAaNClERA


Nos hemos desviado del prop5sito
la que Sc c0ntrae el epfgrafe con que
Iencabezamos nuestros trabaj0s, para
concurrir al terreno polftico.
No p0dfa sucecer de otro modo.
Unld0s EN- una especie de consus-
tanclalidad ell estado polftico con Ell
economico, no es possible analizar
Ieste, sin haber cstudiado ell desen-
volvimiento de aqu6l.
Nos proponcmos, pues, enc2uzar
su tempo oportuno ell ira baj0 que en-
principle nos propusimos dcsarrollar.
Nos encOntramos ante e1 cadaver
de TN Gobierno y ante IN prestigio
en- agonfa
Retrocedamos algunos pasos para
ofrecer al mundo el cuadro sombrfo
dc aquella dolorosa tragedia; trazado.
no con la pureza de Ia Inca la va
rledad exquisite de la expression,
Ipero 81 con la abundante observation
del natural, marchando sobre Ia II :
nea que nos traza la raz6n y Ia iusti-
Icla; por ser nOSOtros de aquellOS
soldados que combatimos en- aquella
cuzada 'Constitucionalista.'
Triste y sombr1o es en- verdad el
cuadro de infortunios. que como
lpelfcula cinematografica ha quedado
gra bado en- el recuerdo 4 traves del
tempo. Para poder apreciarlo con
toda la esplendidez de su belleza
Avr1dle que dijera Victor Hugo, SC
necesitarian las divinas oscuridades
del pincel de Rembraud y el genie
Iportentoso del Dante.
Prosigamos.
Terminada la jornada del os de
Mario de 1903. en- que 2I5 hombres
'desarnados asaltamos Ia Fortaleza
de IA capital, quedo esta de hecho Ell
poder de la revoluci6n despuGs dc
tina tenaZ resistcucia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-11
Coro de angeles

Para cantar en- el decenario 4 san
Juan Bautista, Patron dc la Isla de
Puerto Rico, ha sido organizado TN
magnifco coro, de gentiles Y distin-
guldas sefioritas, que tomar4 parte
en- todas las funciones rcligiosaS.
Forman dicho coro las senoritas
Hayde6 Marin, Elisa Marien, Provi-
denc1a y Mercedes Vclez. Carmen
Lopez, Isabel Romero y Coral Pa
checo.
Los canticos seran acompaiiados
por una nutrida orqucsta formada
con reputados profesores.
FL dia de San Juan, Ell Ia misa ma
yor habra pane egIrico encomcndado a
TN elocuente predicador
Como ven nuestros lectores, Ia
parte religiosa de las hcstas del su-
gusto Patron, no puede ser mis- bri-
lantc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-11
DEL BRASIL

Rio Janeiro, II de Mayo.-El mi
nistro de Hacienda ha recibido n
tclegrama de la casa Rothschil de
Londres, oponi6ndose al proyectado
emprestito, que tiene por objeto per-
mitir al gobierno hacer adelantos 4
los cultivadores de cafe fin que es-
tos no Sc vean forzados vender
apresuradamente ypuedan aumentar
asf Ell precio del cafe.
Rio Janeiro, IS de Mayo.-El nue.
vo MiniStro ccuatoriano en- esta ca
pital MEGA la exactitud de la noticia
que atribuye el Ecuador ell proposito
de comprar buques. Mega asf mis-
mo la existencia de una alianza en-
tre el Ecuador Chile. Preguntado
ST Ia alianza existia entire el Brasil Y
Ell Ecuador dijo ia diplomacia tiene
secretos que no deben divulgarse"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-11

Isoberanta municipal Y Il los IN
tereses colectivos, debe sabel
10 que quiere decir vender
costo TN artfculo cualquiera.
Es sin ganar NADIA, vendcrlc
por 10 que cucsta, sin hacer ne
gocio' y segtln Ell anuncio que
hemos leido con estupor Y
asombro, el patrono de la i'm
prenta de la congregation sc
propone vender sus talonarios
l1bros Y cct., mas caros que en-
cualquiera de las imprentas del
pals.
ESQ nj es vender q costo, nj
es admissible, nj 10 deben CON
sentir los municipios.
tPor que razon ha de costar
mas TN talonario hecho en- la
imprenta de los redentoristas,
que en- los otros talleres tipo-
graflcos del pais2
Y sicndo mas caro- Ell traba-
10 de la congregation tpor que
Sc ha de imponer a los munich
pios, invocando una ley que no
tiene vigor nj fuerza de ningu-
ma especie. puesto que el go
blerno es Ell primero que la vio-
la, elevando el costo de unos
vulgares impresos a una tarifa
que no tiene preccdentes en- los
anales tipogra6cos de la lsla?
7 no sc olga que, no sc les
impone a los municipios la obli-
gaci6n de cooperar al negocio
de la Secretaria de Puerto Rico;
ademas dc esa ley que sirve
para amedrentar a los admins
tradores muniCipales, ha llega-
do hasta nosstros el rumor de
que en- la imprenta del gobier-
no Sc esta trabajando va en- la
cOnfeccion de los efectos que sc
anuncian en- la circular que
Mr.. Gill.
Esto prueba que los mango
neadores del negocio, estan Sc
guros dc que los municipios
han de hacer el gasto que ellos
desean Y Contian de antemano
Ell el exito de la circular.
FL case es de una inmorali-
dad que abruma.
Y puesto que las cosas han
llegado a I'm extreme insoporta-
bic, hora es va de que en- la CO.
de asuntos insulares, va
que aqui reSultan inutiles todas
las quejas 6 ineficaces todas
las denunCias contra csc trust
tipograhco gubernamental, Sc
le hagan a Mr.. Post, ahora que
esta Ell situacion de conte star
los todos los cargos que merece.
FL momento oportuno ha lie
gado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-11

Hemos recibido ell primer ntmero
dc esta importante revista agrfcola.
CuantoS anunciOs elogios sc han
hecho de esta publication utilisima
los agricultores Y ri pals en- gene
raj, resultan mercedes y justihcados.
La rev1sta tiene veinticuatro plgi-
mas de texto Y varias de anuncios.
Tambien publica varios fotopraba-
dos.
ks una excelente publication sus
.edltores merecen tOdo p6nero de
aplausos y de estfmulos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-11
Nota del dia

La circular que ha paSadO, a
los municipios. la Secretaria de
Puerto Rico. ofreciendo q las
corpoTaciones municipales ira
bajos de la tipografia dc la con
gregacion, nos ha recordado al
funcionario auscnte, al aprecia.
bic malabarista cue prepare
sin duda, antes de su partida, el
tamoso anuncio que han debido
recibir a estas horas todos los
consternados ayuntamientos.
Ell negocio dc la tipografia
Official ha sido encomendado por
esta vcz al personal subalterno
de la Sccretaria de Puerto
Rico.
Por 10 visto Sc busca ell des-
quite de aquel balance desas-
trOso practicable no hace mu-
cho tempo, en- el que los pro-
pios interesados quisieron disi :
mular su fracaso, descontando
gastos indispensables, prcscin-
diendo del precio de alquileres
de local, de consume de luz, de
aqua y de energia electrical, del
pago de COntrlbucioneS y de pa
tentes muniCipaIes Y todo ESQ
para Cobrar los impresos q pre-
clos cxhorbitantes Y nunca Wis
tos, EN- perjuicio de los intere
ses generates del pals.
Ha debido ser Mr.. Post. Quien
ideara el dttimo negoCio plan
tcadO, en- favor de eSe campa-
nento del redentorismo, del
cual no sc ha dicho NADIA, nj Sc
ha protestado ante la Comisi0n
de asuntos Insulares, pero va va
siendo tempo de que sc protes-
te y se liable todo cuanto sea
necesario, TODD cuanto haga
falta.
Ha dcbido ser Mr.. Post ell au-
tor dc ese amago encubierto
contra los intereses municipal
les. y como Cosa de 6l, ha resul-
tado>
Los municipios no caeran en-
la torpeza de cogerle miedo al
gran tip6grafo redentorista, nj
aceptaran la menguada inter
pretaCi6n que este ha querido
darlc I'll articulo de la lev que
habla de que ''el Secretario su-
plira, al COsto, a los aYunta-
mientOs, de los efect0s relatives
al ramo de contab.l1dad."
Ell c0sto de eSos impresOs no
puede scr cl que resulte de la
administration deSpilfarradora
de una industrial Official.
FL coStO de los articulos que
neCesiten los municipios no pue-
de ser, en- manera alguna, ell
que Sc Ie antoje a Ia congrega-
ci6n.
FL espiritu de la ley no ha
sido, nj eS, III es possible que sea
como pretenden los habilidosos
congregantes que tienen inte-
res EN- que no quiebre defniti-
vamente el negocio de la tipo-
grafia Official.
A costo quielc decir, a TN
precio tan barato, cue las i'm
prentas particulares no pudie-
ran entrar en- competencia, Y
1nucho menos, como esta ocu-
rriendo, que 10 ofrezcan mas ba
ratio, much0 mas barato que la
1mprenta del gobierno
Una industria que no paga al
quiler de casa, que no paga con-
Sumo de fuerza electrical, nj luz,
nj aqua al uso de las viviendas
de los congregantes, y que ade-
mas anuncia sus impresos 4
costo. no puede cobrar precios
mas altos que las industrias
Que no d1Sfrutan de esaS escan-
dalosas franquicias, sin causar
verdadera alarma Y producir
lnquietadoras sospechas.
Il subalterno sobre el cual b !
echa1o Mr.. Post la responsible
Iilad lie su ntl1yO atentalO & Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-11

gfa de Ia muerte, con todo su lastre
de miscrias.
paIa que NADIA faltasc al dolor.
que como una sarczstica paradoia tie
ne tambien su carcs jada histerica era
precise asi mismo que concurriera la
nota comica.
Vcdla:
En- el momento en- que el Conseio
dc Ministries celcbraba los fusila-
micntos y sc proclamaba el cxtermi.
Mo de los patriotas jimenistas en- Ia
linca Noroestc, la Junta Revisora de
Ia Constitution pcdia, de acucrdo con
ei Consejo Executive, la implanta-
cion en- la Rep1blica de Ia CARTA
CONSTITUTIONAL DE SUIzA..
Cafdo aquel Gobierno inconstitucio.
nal, recobrada nuestra libertad, de-
tengamonos ante Ell porvenir, de pie
soDre el pasado, y meditemos.
La caida de Horac 10 por Ell q de
Mario (pucs Ia revoluci6n de la Ii
ne2, eScaSa de recursos, estaba POGO
menos que extinguida) 1fue TN hecho
lmprcviSto y sin sufciente prepara-
clon9 Podemos afrnarlo cate g6rica-
mente.
Dos dias solamente bastaron para
estud1ar y resolver nuestro prop6Sito
DoscicntoG ounce hombrcs "desar
mados", salir de improviso y tomar
una tortaleza con una guarnici6n
compacta de so hombres bien arma-
dos, municionados = con abundantc
material de guerra, cs TN hecho pc
casvcccs repetido en- Ia Historic.
Lo que no es dado prevcer, fueron
los rcsultados desastrosos de actos
punibles posteriores que en- su gene
SIS no sc quisieron cvitar.
lLastima grande que los esfucr-
EOS de los hombres honrados. no CO.
eSpondleran como complemcnto
una gran d6sis de las virtudcs. I'm
caudal de gencrosos ideales que cul-
minaran las mas atlas aspiraciones
nacionales, por los llamados 4 preca-
ver la Patria TN snucvo desastre =
.nuevos dias de dolores, desolaciones
y angustias....
Poseidos del cspfritu de la iusticia
que guia q nuestros actos ;sin pesa-
dumbreS que pudieran amargar nues-
ira cxistencia, marchamos por la SEN
da del dcber que nos traza ell honor.
con f6 conscientc, sin rodeos nj re-
servas, dispuestos 4 dcscubrir la di-
vlna vestal de Ia verdad..... ca ipa
Iquien cayere, y frente 4 todas las
ICOnSccucnci las.
Espcrad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-11
Es'9RaAi.

Nota En- nuestro anterior srticu-
10 sc nos dcsliz6 una crrata de bulto,
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tros originates.
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simos Name thcccl Phares", Erase
aparecida en- el festfn de Baltazar, Y
no la que intrcgra nuestro cscrito.
San Juan 9 JUNO 1900.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-17
$4,000
15Ox19O; five houses on rear; can make
this pay $1,000; Ave. G.. near 9th street
1-3 cash, balance 1 and 2 years.
B. F. EBORN

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FOR SALE.
s3150-Six-room and 4-room houses and lot
23d St, near Avenue F.; now renting
for 1884 per year, being per cent on
$500. See It,
$25 per front foot for 100 feet on Avenue
E and belt railroad; fine for warehouse
or manufacturing.
$4200-One-third cash. balance easy: 80 feet
with Groom house on 4th ave, between
18th and 10th streets. Property west of
this recently sold for s175 per foot.
$1050-Good 4-room cottage, almost new,
and lot, now renting for $40; room for
another house. near Hillman street, Ely
ton.
Wanted-For a cash buyer, house and lot
renting for $3.50 per month; price not
to exceed $1,000.
SMITH g. STllLMAN.
205 and POS Hood Bldg.