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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-25
Monday. December p, 1911.
THE STANDARD OIL DISSOLUTION

The Standard oil Trust has been
separated into th~irty-three different
corporations. II Is true that the imam.
cial control o., these Independent cor
porations will be- largely indentical
with the financial control OF the com
pany from which they were all de
rived. But the Sherman Antitrust
Law does not stop with the separa-
ton OF tho Standard Oil Company
into thirty-three different companies.
IL lays upon these thirty-three com.
panies the injunction that they shall
not restrain competition. they shall
not meet to agree upon certain prices
and conditions OF selling: they shall
not take joint action to crush a com
petitor: they shall no take Joint &C
tion inlmical to public interest. and
they shall not lake joint action to ere
ate a monopoly. The future opera
tion OF the thirty-three companies
into which the Standard OIL Company
has been divided is closely regulated
and controlled by the Sherman Law.
The dissolution OF the Standard OIL
Company and it's division into thirty.
three different companies is only a
step. The effective regulation OF the
new conditions that have been Gre
ated is amply provided for.
Herein is the real victory Of the
Sherman Antitrust Law. and the tri.
umph Of the Taft Administration.
Competitive conditions have been re-.
stored to the oil business. True the
Government cannot by n single en-.
actment build up a competitor TO an
established corporation within a day.
a week, OF a month. but II has ere.
ated conditions that make il possible
for a competitor 10 exist and compet.
itors soon will begin to exist. II has
created conditions that will make il
impossible for the Standard oil Com.
pany TO drive competitors out OF bust
ness Therefore. once established.
competitors will continue in business
No greater or more significant
achievement has been placed 10 the
record OF any national admins
tration than the successful prosecu.
tion or the Standard OIL and Ameri.
can Tobacco cases. and when the
American people fully realize the sig
nihcance Of these great cases. the an.
plause which has been g%rudglngly be-.
slowed upon President Taft and his
advisors. Will be awarded in a most
liberal measure
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Uncle Walt
The Poet PHILOSOPHER

-, C'r'ma' when all hearts are mellow. and joyous seems this
"'''" "c no." sad and lonely is the fellow who has no family or
VIE. For him no big Yule log IS burning. his floor
nH-ilELOKS Is not bcsrevn with toys; and he is filed with mighty
oHN''ImNo warming for love and home and Christmas ioys
No little girls, no boyish f1skcrs are shouting round
n' m ntf gIee. be has no chance 10 SINCE his vhiskcrs while fpss.
"s WI" me CHRISTMAS tree. He cannot help. he cannot hinder the
sIaane'' OF the Christmas throng; he gazes sadly from his ui7ser
~ says j surely don't belong! To a glad home might have car
.eu = Chrs'Ha' tree Ike other men. had { in olden DAYS but married
Wo oamoII Nho loved me them Alas Why DID pause and f,lte-
My DID stall and stand aNdcS should have chased her IN the
altar and claimed her for my htushng bride How many old boy,
tired and lonely. are signing while the ioy bells dance .le5o.o,,.,,
10 had only got married when had the chance.
WALT MASON.
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U. S. RANKS THIRD
AS COAL EXPORTER
Is Exceeded Only by the United King.
dem and Germany IN Fuel Sold
Away From Home.
BZ Z. II. ARNOLD.
IzteiEgeHee- Bureau
Washington. .. c.. Dec. "a.

"abLlAEtcns ~. c. Dec. a..
Goa exports from tie United
States have trebeled in value in the
las' dozen years. The value OF coal
passing out OF continental United States
IN me year 1911 Is. IN round figures
eighty million dollars. compared with
siAty-hN million dollars Ia the imme-
dia'ely preceding gear The stated
value OF coal exported in the 10
months ending with October. 1911. is
iorfy-four million dollars. that Of coke
three millions and that OF coal sup
piled 10 vessels engaged in the for
eiEn trades eighteen million. making
q total OF siXty-hye million dollars and
justiiyinE the bureau OF statietics and
department Of commerce and labor in
is statement that the aggregate vaiue
o. coal passing out or the United
States IN the full calendar year will
Approximate eighty million dollars.
The United States ranks third
among tho coal exporting countries of
ih" world. being exceeded in this re-
speCt By the United Kingdom and Ger.
many. IN 1910. the latest year for
which comparisons can be made. the
coal exports OF The United Kingdom
were valued at 179 million dollars.
OF tba Tinted sfafoe cvciusivc III,
byntar coal fort,.0yc rutfo, "a
those Of France ,boy, ak million GoI
lars The exports Of tho t.ni-cd
states have rroUu FAR moro r,pi5ly
however than tbo.o ~ amy ~ M.
countries named Couparinr fba ne
u-or on 1910 v-fb those or t910 OF
p,rts Of coal ara .,rc t,vcInstrc ~
burtar c,afI fraw Inc RATED c,ste.
increased from ~ ~ a. million
or rr.rfiralfy 100 nor cont
% c.rwary increased from e+
to ios million t,Ilsrg ar en nor ,s,f
vr.fo mo. f-,w tho rrifad K.pgdo,
frew fss ID, t-4 miiI.on dot.
lars Those OF Franco srow sliftio
chang. fur.rv .al decade r,,f OK
nor.a f-or, t,t r,.r.ry bsv,ry ir.
,ra.sa- .-om III, and orarfa- +o
Liz and or. fhtrd million in fro par.od
fr,m f4ul 60 f4fu
ac ws~L,t rars5s
c,r.ds fr. -rr.rrir1r r.st u.+.,r
of .t, coal .vrorf.1 fr.w .l. r,t..I
states Io.rr credited attn si,.f.sgn-
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tSr'nS mere came a noe upon the door. M when In as,o,.e
" onAm m.Nauo TO in. Ex-Governor Dennison. OF Oho apnsare
~ L an an instant instant maj Don ws a slent az the grave knew he rnoren
Thw ~ ~ az OonAnng IN he understood why Governor Dennison had some
M senator arose. and think never saw him he his dig,,, - -, -
Ter aa ms physical beauty Of form and feature were So tfkingy disntsIed
~ nonued courteously to Governor Dennison. As though to fntinat Ia,
ne was ready TO hea any message which the Governor had called 70 h,ns
sun standing ear the door. Governor Dennison. with Rre,, tor,sH,S
~. Nh equal potteness said tha he had bee instructed by tn ohio aes
sauoh 70 VHt senator Conking and 10 a to him hat Ohio vorld npnor,
dent "u"e "t wee fresF
for a moment there vas dead silence. Then Conkune SEEMED f,ruar,
- NJ vi W. to a h he SAID in his rich bass voice: DO ! understand. Gov
tbs oD-nn.S ma you W. been commissioned by the Ohio delegates 10
ms ohvento to say that they will support for the vice presidentt1 nor,t
nation or my clt~n o York upon the delegates from that state agree
commissioned TO bring "ke IL nHu
Again Conknng stepped forward a pace nj WI sd he .aa i'll -.
derWy sarcastic information OF his voice
any clu1en OF New York State. Governor Dennkone'
IN Governor nodded amrmatvey in reply.
One more tonkHng stepped forward. bending his head slightly Eve,
Denerai arthur: he asked. And there a a world II sarcasm and ir,nIl
g, ~ w ~ knew M Governor Dennison knew. that Senator Copklt,r had
III nu me tat nat President Hayes a n Ohio man ana OH Cbar..
ONO man, as Hayes Secretary Of TN reasurv had -or,o~aa -
NIhIrt hHee years earlier ron The post OF Collector OF he port % %ey
:" I lI me alleged good OF the service. That was what Gambling mean,
Even General Arthur """" Nv aSh'u
said Doyernor Dennton did not beuay the slightest feeling He simply
vL, rs senator 'onkhng; General Arthur or n other citizen Of Tev
- - ov "nom us delegates 10 this convention will sugeest to Ohio as
niue ate. The New York dele gaton decided 10 orcr 10 nam nj
the candidate" NF' anu Ar'r De
'opyught. 1911. by + J Edwards. All rights raeryed,
j" morrow Mt Edwards Will tell OF a Historic Political ou,rrsl Thu,
could Have Been Averted" 'U"" quarrel MAJ
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MR. DILLON IN 1HE RACE.

The candidacy OF Hon. G. W. Dill
Ion for the Republican nomination
for Governor Is unomcially announced
Mr.. Dillon Was former Tax Commits.
sioner. and in that position rendered
service OF great value TO the State OF
West Virginia. lie practically organ.
lied the Tax Commissioners Depart.
meut and put il on a working basis.
A gentleman OF very high character.
Il thorough going Republican. a ca
pable lawyer. and well versed in the
affairs o. the state. he is qualified in
every particular Tor the duties OF the
Governorsh'p. In Mr.. Dillon and in
DR.. Hatfield the Republican party will
present two strong candidates. either
OF whom will worthily mi the high DO.
siuon OF Governor Mr.. Dillon's an
nouncement is informal ana f. will
probably be followed by a more de.
tailed statement which viii give the
people Of West Virginia better oppor
tuniiy to understand his position.
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GOVERNOR PRESIDES
A. Religious Forward Movement az
Huntington. Prominent Men
Speak.

UrNT1SCTON. IS Va. usc "a
Governor W p Giasscock presided to
da} 700 the mon religion forward
movement here af Carnegie aud.f0
RUM. onc oi Tho biggest affairs ever
bold in OBJ" ei'y judge Williams OF
tho supreme court made Gre principal
lddrr-a
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In spite OF col. Geo. Summers proc.
lamations in the Democratic press
that y q. scott vas 10 be the ma.
chine candidate for Governor on the
Republican ticket. Mr.. Scott is no, a
candidate. and instead We have three
active Republican candidates already
IN the race. 4 little thing like that.
however. Will not feaze George. nor
viii 3. feaze the other paid penny.a.
liners who are working so industrI.
ously in the Wa, Chiffon cause
Mr.. Scott never ought to be- a can.
didate FOR Governor. no organization
10 secure him the nomination was
ever put on foot. and none was ever
contemplated. Yet the daily assault
on Scott furnished material for the
Democratic newspapers in West yir.
ginia FOR a period Of some six or eight
months.
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&c PRESIDENT Was hrst brought TO the attention OF
senator Roscoe Conkling. who was head and front OF
ne Unsuccessful movement 10 nominate drapt for a
AHer Sarneld was nominated the convention took
q recess. said Mr. Starln. "Intultively MANY % the
delegates from New York state and one or TWO q, ire
PERSONAL friends OF Conkling visited him at his rooms
me subject Of the vice presidential nomination Wss
hot mentioned Senator Conking set forth 10 US his
uhderstanuing OF the mental and temperamental quail.
ties Of General Garfield. Il was an extraordiparuv IN
terestins analysis; and no one listened 10 il with great
by my side.
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Opinions of the
State Editors
Would Max. onnh

The candidacy Of George A. Laue.
In OF Wheeling for the Office Of con.
gresham from the FIRST district seems
be meeting the approval OF all the
leadinS persons and papers OF thar
section. From the short acquaintance
have formed with this honorable
gentleman. We are inclined TO the be
.iei that he would make good with q
20 The Preston News.
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unnecessarv Ahusr

As soon "a 10 becomes positively
hnoWn b a Senator Scott will not be-.
come a candidate for governor. as 10
almost certainly Will be. Democratic
papers who have used up columns Of
editorial space abusing this strudy
old Republican Warhorsc under the &C.
fusion that he will become a candidate
VIII Ind that they have had much la
nor for nothing Huntington Herald.
Dispatch.
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WlLLiAmsTowN VOTERS
PUT TICKETS IN FIELD

0f'.'i' Dispatch fn the -trfsIurrncsr
WIlLlAMSTOWN. W Va. Dee q
The voters ~ this city have named
two tickets FOR the election ON raru.
ary 4 The Peoples party have named
The appended candidates
Mayor y D.. Pullman
Recorder Dan Gilbert
PR Council First ward. g. "a linn.
i'r. Second ward. Lewis Lang. Th.rf
ward Ur g. T. Grimm. Fourff ward.
% Watson Finh ward Joe rafI
Already Boo tho fold vas re Cifi.
frnf ticket. "a strong combination.
which is 40 foIlovs
Mayor r p Fiesher
Recorder % g. henderson
Fer Council -riraf ward nr r
Eddy Second ward. LOWS Lang
Third ward. W " Dawson Fourfb
ward. Thos Stewart. vim ward. Geo
IS Cain
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Water R.ntn

Water rents due and payable at the
Office o. the City Treasurer. Save 10
per cent BY paying nov Only = few
days lett 10 oct the discount. Water
subject 20 being shut off on an bills re
naming unpaid after January 4. 1912
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LONG MADE COLONEL
ON GOVERNORS STAFF

N''' aI tH-nIt.r FOB t.e frf.Ifrar.cr
HI NTINGTON. ". Va. Dec -
j Harvey Long. tho well known editor
or the Advertiser. has just recefye~
from Governor Glasscock his commits
sion as . colonel on Mr. G-las.cock's
staff
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The Toledo Blade informs us that q
near Roosevelt boom 90 crupting m
Ohio Well. for heavens sake. don't
ict ~ get awayi-Uouston Post.
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Pertinent
Comment


y Missouri jury has valued a stolen
KISS a. 30 cents. on. well. perhaps
that's an Missouri kisses are worth
Manchester Union.
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n may be- that Senator Lorimer ;s
being made 90 walk The plank But;
90 Is an exceedingly long plank
Washington Star.
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a Rare Paper.

\ New York woman laughed herself
10 death az a Joke She evidently sub.
scribed 10 some paper that We don't
get-Washingfon Post
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Nothing Llks Uncle Joss.

So far Champ Clarks eayel has nor
assumed tho proportions Of a sledge
hammer Atlanta Constitution.
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Morally speaking. tho person usr.
ally alluded to as The man HIGHER NO
rs In reality the one lower down
Washington Star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-25

The ltalo-Turkish war seems 10 be-
as exciting and as bloody as "a French
duel.
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New News of Yesterday
The True Story of Arthur's Nomination
(ey z. .. ~Ee~arcs.)

AHANf have been the published reports y, IN m1nnss ,ha.h 49, 80
lNI OF the ice presidential uumlnan on came 10 Gene-.I Ch.,.-,
thur II the Republican NatioraI Convsntfo ~ $50
In a nNersalo which I had With the late Joh, - S,,-, Il, -L
ne OF the most prominent OF the Republican leaders o. ~ ", a -
HuualFe IN congress for several terms from a dl.r,. a., &c.,, -
lrk a Hsn OF great wealth and a very warm persopa, 49, - -.
Darheic. l learned exactly how the possible nominatfo, % c-..-, 49,
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was 152 million tons and the Exports
the six million tons OF
bunker coal. about o. million tom.
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Won don't have to cad some msa
90 water to make them drink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-29

FOR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
MODERN. f1-ROOM. S-STORY BRICK
RESIDENCE, zoos 18TH ST. NV,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
IN PERFECT CONDITION. H.-W. HEAT.
We can trade this beautiful home,
clear and unincumbered.,
or sell on accommodating terms.
MAKE Us AN OFFER.
LEBERMANN & HAWN. 1903 3 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-29

DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE,
Mr.. HOME BUYER.
The very best house ever built in the me-
for the price.
-ONLY-$3SjO-ONLY
ONLY LEFT OCr OF IA BUILT on this
corner; III sold to the most careful house buyer
nos. 408 TO 40 TENN. AVE.
Two-story and cellar. red-brick houses, 6
rooms and bath. hot water heat.
CAN SELL ON SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
BALANCE MODERATE TERMS MONTHLY.
WE WANT YOU TO SEE THEN.
COME OUT SUNDAY.
Take cars to 18th and d, one square east or
cars to 18th and East Capito:, two squares
north. II you want to buy this IL your chance
SALESMAN ALWAYS ON PREMISES
LiEBERMANN HAWN. 1908 ST.
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FOR SALE

re pansy for srsG% SFff c. a sgssd
Practically new Groom and hath brick:
yours for 5000.
Imposing Groom and hath brick: HOT.
WATER HEAT: lately overhau.cd. This house
was taken In trade and can be bought at the
sacrifice price OF $500.
\ gem of a house. containing rooms and
bath: best corner In Bloomingiale. and can b
price recently reduced. as the owner has left
town and win sell for $500. Can't Be
duplicated for $1,000.
Am authorized 10 sell Groom and bath brick
dwelling. with every convenience. for Just
what II cost the owner; location cannot be ex.
celled. Price. $410o.
Here's bargain: Groom and hath brick;
never vacant: rented for $3.50. Price, $3.50.
We expect to sell this superb house In a
when you consider that II contains O rooms and
hath s0~a beating fa1 plant in
for 81. 800. =
Here are few OF the choice bargains IN
suburban realty which should be sold readily:
One acre ground cool soil: convenient 70
steam road; a very attractive 5,room dwelling.
with stable. Is practically thrown in. for
Located on the City and suburban railway.
We have a beautiful home. containing rooms,
cellar: furnace heat: beautiful fruit trees: out
houses. and everything that goes to make mp
the ideal suburban home; acre Of the best
''l ' PRICE. $500.
Just the place for a summer boarding house:
magnidcently located residence. convenient TO
all car lines. and within 20 minutes ride Of
ina eft hrAa ntat and he
and Is a bargain. Price. $4,000.
Of access; 10 large rooms. bath: q mi; inside
houses in this section sell for $500. Price
Of this one. $4,000.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN.
7O7 q NV.
F9E sAkEsS 70 F 3os se * EsrA1r
A hne stone and brick residence In the test
business center Of i4th ct. extended, south of
big bargain and safe Investment today. with
an assured increase Of value in the near
$780,
On X at. near 18th. a three-story brownstone
:Su feet Of m vide 9esn a
kSRr Eof 81 W6R4M ;a Tss fa as..
tigate this estimate Of values and then make
q quick purchase at
$A.OO0,
A. F. FOX COMPANY. Sole Agents.
1911 II sf. NV.
FOR sALE-l1U2 FLORIDA AVE. Ne: $
room house: $500; easy terms. !. ]. BAKER.
Owner. Station K. Phone North 1897. go
FOR SALE-BY OWNER. MODERN CROOK
and bath brick house In hest section Of North
Columbia Height; price, $1,000: easy terms;
2O-ft. front porch; located less than half
square from 18th ct. cars. Address Box 1871.
Star once.
FOR SALE-A HOUSE IN EXCELLENT CON-
dition., near Manual Training School,: two
story brick; eight large rooms: porcelain bath:
cellar; two-stofy brick stable in rear on paved
aiisy; now being papered and painted inside
j. L. KoiB. a2s New Yort ave.
FOR COLORED ONLY-2 6-RoON RoUsEa;
lot 0oxl00; GOD condition; ooo1 water; fruse
trees; barn for two her.es; oae block frsa
Gers; = uiputee ride from city: sbout
blocks beyond District line. q Nst5iaa1: sel1
tse.isss sddEss. % 10. S2ss .sses
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FOR RENT-l521 CORCORAN ST. NV.
SR. AND B.. FURNACE. $50 80
NICE: CONDITION ................. 1000
1905 / ST. Sc, 8 ROOMS AND BATH 1850
401 18TH ST. Sc, OR. AND b. corr. 20.0
1915 ST. Sc, SR AND BATH ESQ
637- -43 4TH ST. NE, Or. BATH. -. $3.50
COR. 4TH SITS. NE. LARGE LOTT. Loo
63i ~ ST. Ne. 8 ROOMS (COLORED). $50
CHAS A. SHIELDS. 1885 n. Y. AVE. NV.
FOR RENr62z ST. NE, OR. BRICK; MI.
e17; key at Ga. 1853 Hickman 1t. Sc. e..
ksiek. m.i, $3.50; key 1t store. leS Both
v. TUCKER sRo., 10 AsGAA
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- rooms q Of the bedrooms have stationary
washstands). s bathrooms; handsome wood
work: large. library. 28x4D feet with alcove
fireplace: will be leased II desired. Apply to
FITCH. FOX & BROWN. 1888 F ST. NV.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
FOR SALE

LESS THAN $1,000
PARTICULARLY DESIRABLE HOUSE ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF MONROE ST. BE-
TWEEN 18TH AND 1ATH.
Eight rooms. two baths, hot-water heat. good
sized lot to an alley. A thoroughly we'll con-
structed house. One Of the best in this Sec
tion. Must be inspected to be appreciated
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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WE WANT
THE CAREFUL HOME BUYER
At this beautiful home.
1894 A ST. Sc.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK. OVERLOOKING
Only one left out Of I've recently built by q
very careful: builder.
LOT 1Sx185 TO 2O-FT. ALLEY.
Two stories and large air space, with fine
bath; hot-water heat; gas and electricity: very
WORTH sS 5000 o' REDUCED TO $3.50
For quick sale.
COME OFT SUNDAY.
LlEBERNASE L HAWN. 1903 ST,
FOR sALE-A NICE LITTLE HOME FOR YOU.
Two-story and cellar brick. With side light;
WELL LOCATED IN NORTHEAST.
Near two car lines.
ONLY $465O.
I1EBERMANN HAWN. 1908 ST.
FOR sALE-GivE THIS YOUR ATTENTION.
II you are looking for home
Let ~ show you this.
4 2-story semi detached red-bfick house. full
3 FEET FRONT; HAS 9 VERY LARGE
saan a p a asae m :na
ane features NOT inr The ordinary house: ONLY
TSis !. the only house Of this kind in the city.
ILEBERMANN 4 HAWN. i3o3 = Sc
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FOR sALE-17lo NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
20 rooms. baths, conservatory; side lot,
with summer porch; exceptionally fnc interior;
handsome woodwork. hand-painted ceilings,
ETC.; will be leased IL desired. Inspection BY
FITCH. FOX L BROWN, 1888 F st. NV.
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FOR sALE-ls27 CONN. AVE.
bright delightful home looking out on Mr.
Edison Bradleys fine place: 70 rooms 4 bafh-
rooms; handsome music room, 20x45 feet: will
be leased II desired. Inspection by card from
FITCH. FOX 4 BROWN, 1888 F. ct. NV.
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FOR SALE
4 corner house.
Very handsome residence
Overlooking new Connecticut Ave- BRIDGE
Especially well built.
Parlor, reception hail. dining ROOM pantry
and Kitchen on first floor. Z sleeping rooms
Hot-water heat.
Great bargain at $4,000.
KING & FILL Unc.>. 800 New York ave. NV.
On the Heights.
You have never seen anything to equal these
homes in
Location,
Construction.
Arrangement or
Price.
Sixs rooms and tiled hath; hot-water heat.
electric lights. hardwood hoors colonial
porches; large yard; alley.
These houses arc just completed and will
be sold in a few do IS.
Don't delay. See Us at once
Price. $3.50.
KING T. FILL unc.). $40 New York ave. NV
On the Heights.
$4,000 cash and $21.5 per month. including
interest and principal. will make YOU the
owner OF one Of the incest homes on the
Heights; 6 rooms and tile bath: aO-fent front:
southern exposure: cellar: wide porches
Price. $4,75O.
KING l. FILL unc.) 800 New York ave NV
On one Of the finest streets on the Heights.
Handsome home.
II rooms and tiled baths
Parlor. large reception hall dining room
heat, 2 stairways. Oner wanted
Price, $3.50.
kING FILL unc.). $40 New York ave- NV
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Tor RENT-o35 STREET. NV.
8 rooms and bath: newly papered new gas
range: large front and back yards: t-foof
dining room and kitchen. Rent. $3.50
WAGSTAFF WHITE, INC.
e04 14th st. NV. Main 30S 800.