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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-09

% un pesn cada uno.)
Manual de Acei.es y Jabones.
Manual de Agriculture Y Ganaderis-
Manual de Aries Y Oficlos.
Manual De AIbailieria.
Manual de Carpiniert1 de Taller.
Manual de Cerr3jeTia Y obras de Hlefro-
Manual del CohaterO Y PoIvoriSta.
Manual del CqTiifOr de PieleS.
Manual del Conniero-PaStelero.
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
Manual de Eiec-Ticidad.
Manual de ~FOtOgraT!a-
Manual del Hoialaiero.
Manual de Jardsuerla Y horticulture
MaHf,ai del La5oreO de MinaS.
Manual de Lecheria.
Manual De M~ecaniCa Industrial.
Manual del PintOr.
Manual del Telegr2riSta y Telefonists-
Manual del RelCicTO-
Manual del SaS.Te
Manual del FabricaTie de Nelas-
Manual de VeterilaTia J Equl-ccion-
Manual del ZapateTo.
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Ia.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-21
Then w can look out fos

country. Then We can look out TOT
him"
Charles eyes had the troubled look.
II hate to think that Aunt Martha
insists that Il what We are up against
but"
v"Well, she knows more about 1t tnan
you do, believe me. II you'll let down
the bars, Mr.. Fox. IN hit the trail'
and II find out anything I'll let you
know at once"
When she rode oyer the bleak up
land she caught herself wishing that
she might talk the thing over with
Ward. He would know Just what
ought to be done. But winter was COM
ing, and she would drive her STOCK
down into the fields she had ready.
They would be safe there surely. STU.
she wished Ward would come. She
wanted to talk 1t over with man WHO
understood and who knew more about
such things than she did.
The fate Of the four heifer calves be-
came permanently wrapped in the
blank fog Of mystery. Billy Louise
watched for them when she rode out In
the hills and spent 4 good deal of time
heretofore given over to dreaming In
trying to solve the riddle Of their dis
appearance. Charlie Fox insisted upon
keeping to the theory that they had
merely strayed. Marthy grumbled
sometimes over the loss, and Ward
well, Ward did not put in an appear
ance again that fall or winter and %
did not hear Of the incident
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and al around. And I'll keep q good
lockout for the calves"
Many men would have objected to
the Unconscious patronage Of her tone.
That Charlie Fox did not, but accept
ed the spirit Of helpfulness In her
words, lifted him out Of the small ma
tured class.
"It's awfully good Of you" he said.
'sYou know q lot more about the bovine
nature than do. for all I put in every
spare minute studying the subject I'm
taking four different stock journals
now, Miss Louise. I'll bet I know lot
more about the different strains Of va
rious breeds than you do. Miss Cattle
Queen. But I'm beginning to see that
we only know what we learn By ex-
perience. I've q new book on the sub
ject Of heredity Of the cattle. I'm 60
ing home and sec II Seabeck hasn't
stumbled upon . strain that can be
traced back to your native mountain
sheep"
Billy Louise laughed and said good
by and stood leaning over the gate
watching him as he zigxagsed up the
hill, stopping his horse often to breathe.
She began to wonder. then, about those
calves. Vented and not rebranded,
they would be easy game for any man
who first got his own brand on them.
She meant to get description Of them
when she saw Charlie again-it was
like his innocence to forget the most
essential details-and she meant to
keep her eyes open. II Charlie were
riHht about the calYel not being any.
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emASTuR ".

The aaysessy - ~ assssia0.
WHEN Ohasts ~ox roe AeWa -
w ~ Wslvsst.s Q meath e -
htss. 10 HI Aoess unAee ~
shed a14 Game - to ~ eabla -
thoush b knsw Of - bsttse place u
all the world: whsa - greeted "mom-
nile" - Though ~ were somsthing
peseieGs y Ais agAt and talked WITH
~ aboat ~ tAings shs was most In
tsrsstsd II and actually made her feel
% II b. wses immsnssly interested q.
-. Billy Louise anply coeld not help
s1nirins hin and uking him for ~
fsaAk eood 1at1se ~ hb madness.
~ haA 1svse bsesss ~ . nan juse
HE CAasiis POO, tAseeA ~ I'D know1
oaAy who wsss what ward ooee calisd
"paSioe broke"
Il was not u1tN Charlie Was lsavinS
hat b. eavs my Losiss Q hint that
~ sesand was net yst aeeo0plisAs6
~ walksd down With IN - Whses
bic Aosss was lied aud - gnve In Q
bSsaa a0ainse ~ aull beoWa q ~
chance b spsak what was n ~ ninA
"You know. I hate 70 Dsnt1oo nttle
wssstss before yosf no<Ase." b sai4
'-TAoss psthseie go q hsss make NJ
ashansd 10 boeAse NJ With Q thing.
Bet ] an worried, Aiss Louiss. cane
over to ask you U you'vs ssso anything
Of four calves e esss I k.ew 20
rids . sod Asal through ~ Inn
They disapeeassl Q wssk 40. a1A !
cant ~ aAy t5aeo - ths0. rye bssa
loekinS an tAFoagA ~ hills, bat can't
loeats tAem."
BILLY Louiss had not sssa then. q.
thsr. and shs bsessd for particular
II DON'T ~ bow thsy could 81 away
from your cove" - saiA. ''unlsss yess
ban Wefs down."
The bars were ali sisAt lt was las(
Friday. ! think. Tn not sure. TAey
were In the little meadow above ~
house. 700 ~. I was away that nisAt,
and Aunt Martha y Q little hard Of
hearing. shs weal6n't heaf anything
unless thees weee coos31ssabls noise.
I came hons The next fossnoon-l was
over b oeabaek's-and The bars wsrs
= piaes tAaa. Ant Martha ~ ~
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CHAPTER iII-centiauss.

You saw mommie. q ooursa You
eaDe from hoener
mo. / did not I ct - far % ths
creek and saW Blues tzaslD coming
down, % just sort G tzailsd along,
seeing Il was nomnjs'D DAUGHTER ! fe1t
most IKE talking to-"
'Nommis's daughter" laughed Q lit
u and insttnctively mL.e Q change In
ths subject.
I've eot 10 % in and wash ths
1ialsa." .shs said. stspplng back non
N. s08 course nothing was dooe -
ths cabin, and I've been doing Q little
housscssanins. guess the dishwatse
n bot b. tAis tims-H It hasn't al
boiled away"
ward - Q matter a course, tied his
haeoe b ~ 1sncs and Wsot into Tie
eahaA WikA hsf. He also asked hss to
UtAho hin 70 Q 0ish towel, which shs
"a aftse Q 0oed deal ol rummaging.
II stood with hi hat On the back Of
~ lad, Q Cigarette bstwesn his lips,
ard wipsd he d1sAss with much ap-
parent enjoymsot. He objected strong.
" TO Billy Louisss assertion That abe
meant 10 fsrub tie Aooe, but WHEN b.
found her quite obdurats - changed
his method without IN tie least dsgrss
yislding biz pelnt, though Tor diplomat.
b reasons - apDsafsd TO yisld.
He carried watsr from he creek and
atlsd ~ tsaksttls. ths big iron pot and
18th pal1a Then, when Billy Louise
had tns1ed hse bac'; upon him while
shs loo1sd in Q dark corner for the
mop. h. suddsaly saissd her under the
arms and nftsd hsr upon the table. and
before shs had finished her astonished
saspanss b caught up . pail of water
and sloshsd Il upon tbs 1ooe under her.
TAsa b grinnsd IN his triumph.
, Duly Louise save sQusal a eoostss.
0A0oo and then at absolutely stu.
UeaEtns round sysd through Tie door
NV. Ward sesppsd back-vsn bic
soopos1se was dignity jasrsd-snd
swlsesd ~ hps snussdly.
r 8sllA" - aid aftse . 6sw bas1k
DssandA "Yoa nisssd some a Il, dida't
mr. HI tees was mildly eo@nissg.
@k 'Wm pa eoos INF
..as b. s:.E iossIsae 1, ss-:....
Nv amy tss1.e ls:sAsa pa ~ =:
bic and teek - - ~ H Was Wsll
plastsrsd witA 11sty water lat ran
down ard M slssaks 4 1ud behind.
RI 1use haVo 81 - ~ road" - eaid.
I'm les11Ag ~ Jssoa Astlkss sansA."
D11ly Inu1no taa0eaA ~ nnot AAftAae
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sestsly bstWssa ~ a1A ~ stsaa0ss
- that hi besaA ahoaidsss esits ~
~ iron tAe 0AAS curious staro.
"You'vs sts0Gk ~ SigAt plasA" -
said calmly. '1AAs y t." He packsd
Up another patl q water and sioshsd Il
upon The VET 1eeg 70 PinGs o6 IL 0oA
"ls-ah-Ara nsilks inr' One coold
NJ ACCUSE the yoans nan Of cranins.
but b. certainly dA ~ 70 sst another
glimpse Of The psesoa o IL table and
failed because a Ward.
"She's down h ths meadow" my
Louise murnuro6.
SHE'S down b the meadow" Wesd
repeated TO he bespattsrsd young nAA
4ySu ~ 70 6sW1 past the stable aa6
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Go m coNTlNUED.)


VOVoo M pONOoo6
0Rspe q ehios. 10 splts a ID aanA
ooeo 0oe eo0s IRON China bat ffo4
japan. Italy and Prince. There ass -
factories for making silk piece soods
II China. all the weaving being doe
b. hand. With the exception Of poo.
esss, the products q ~ Chinese loome
ars not popular abroad. szespt II
Oriental countrisA being too heavy.
although the patterns are wonderfully
beautiful and he coiors sxcssdinei,
rich.
The ponsecs IRE woven In the homes
OF the peasants. and - they come from
many looms no two pieces are ever a..
actly alike 10 weight. nneness color
and texture. The Standings come fron
the Lutans district, and ~ Noeehel
non ~ NlsAA AsRsst
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-21
NJ You'll Let Down the Barr, Nj. Fox,
IN AK the 1eall."

IN Hit the 1eall."
where in The cove, then they had been
driven out Of 4, stolen. Billy Louise
turned dejectsdly away from the fence
and went down to q shady nook BY the
creek. where she had always liked to
do her worrying and hard thinking.
The next day she rode early to the
Cove and learned some things from
Narthy which she had mot cleaned
from Charlie. She learned that two Of
The calves were q deep red except for q
vida white strip On the nose Of one
and white hind feet on the other; that
another was spotted on the hindQuar.
tess and that the fourth was white.
with large. red blotches. She bad
known cattle all her life. She would
know these II che saw them anywhsrs.
She also discovered for hsfsslf that
they could not have broken out Of that
pasture and that the river hank was
inpassshls because Of high, Thick bosh-
- and nisy mud In ths epsa spaesa
She had Q light With Blue ovse thsse
latter piaces and Demonstrated bsyood
doubt that they were miry b. getting
him n b the knees in spite Of his No.
lsnt objections. They lett dssp tracks
bshind them whsa thsy GOT ost TAs
calves bad not goos investigating ~
hank, foe there was not Q tfaee any.
whsss. and ~ bluR was absolutely
unscalable. Bily LoaiDe Aessslf would
have felt doubtful e climbing out that
way. The gray rim rock stood straight
and high at The top. With never . crew.
ice. % far - she could ~. and the
gorge was barred % that Il was I'm.
possible to 90 that way without lifting
heavy poles out Of dssp sockets and
Gliding them 10 ooe side.
I've got IN Aea about cate hsrs,"
Charlie eooadsd suddsaly. There
went b any more mysteries nks this.
IN esing 10 AZ Q swinging gate IN
Daace Of these bars. Aiss Louise.
0Aa1 have Il swing uphill lie this.
and IN have Q weight arranged % tAas
70 Win always elose itself II oos y caso.
leso enough b rt6e- o. and leave 4
opsn. I have Il oh worked out In ~
alleged brain. shall Do II right away
too Aunt Narthy = rather nervous
abe0e tAis eesss nov. Every evening"
shs wallis % hsrs Asessa1 b naks sss0
Tie bars are closed"
yea may % ven make up yeas
mind 70 H." saN Biliy Loaiss isssae.
vanity h Q tone Of absolute certainty.
'.T1ess calves were driven out q ~
gsevo That means seelsn. Yea nssdn't
accuse any 80 n particular. ! eat
suppees yes eouM But tAsy vsFs
seoloo."
OAAsiSe ftownsd and glanced up spee.
ulat1veey ct ~ blu6's I'm.
'OA, Jour mountain sheep theesy =
10 0ood." Billy Losiss sisslsd. Il
doubt II Q lizard even wouid ~ b
leave the Cove over the blu6." which
certainly was Q weeping statement
when you coasdse Q lisard's habitA
"A mountain sheep couldn't anyway"
They're hummsfs to climb"
But calves az noe, Mr.. Fog. Not
HE that You know yourself thsy wsss
sto,ea.. WY not admit Mr'
"Wouh that Do any eood-beins
them backr' b countsra1, looking up
at hee.
mo. but I 10 hate to see q persou
deliberately shut bic eyes In front Of Q
fact. We may % web admit to our.
selves hat tAers = Q rustlse u ~
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follow On down. b waved q hand
vaguely before b took up the broom
again. you'll md hss, al right" b.
sddsd sncourasinsly.
"Oh, Wardl That must b. Narthy's
nephew. What viii he thinkr'
"Does It matter such q deuce Of q
lot what be thinksr' Ward wsnt On
with his interrupted scrubbing.
Tn awfully glad b came, anyway"
said Billy Louise. II won't have to
say all night now. was going to-"
I'm that case tie young man y wsl-
come - q gold mine. Here they come
-hs and Mrs. Martha. You'll have to
introduce me: have never mst tie
lady" Ward hastily returned the mop
to III corner. rolled down his slssvss
and picked up his gloves. Then b.
slapped outside and waited beside Billy
LOUISE, looking not In the least like =
man who has Just wiped lot Of dishes
and scrubbed . door.
The nephew. striding along behind
Aarthy and showing head and shoul-
dsrs above ~. seemed not to resent
any little A1soAanes. such - muddy
water Airtsd upon him from Q broom.
He grinnsd reminiscently a. b. came
mp. shook hands with the two of them
and did not 1t his glance dwell too
long or too oftsn upon Billy Louise nor
too briefly upon Ward.
When Ward went to the stable aftse
Blue half an hour later Charts To1
went with him. His manner Whsn tn
were alone was different, not 20 cub
srantly chsorful-aors frank and pese.
teal.
Honest, Il Aooesd ~ completely to
~ what that poor Old woman has been
up against down here" b told Warren,
stumng tobacco into . silver trimmed
bfiar pipe while Ward saddled Blue.
II don't know Q deuce Of q lot about
this ranch game. but II that old lady
can put It across ! guess I can wabble
along somehow. Too bad the Old man
c.shsd In Just noW, but Aunt Martha
- good % tod ~ - wasn't much
1sceA % maybe I san play Q loos hand
hses - sasy % I could Aave 6eoe VIA
~"
Afessward, whsa Ward thoasAe Il
evsr. b rsmsabsssd sEstseally taat
Charlie Tox ~ ssftalDsd froo q.
tsnptiag any dlscasstoa q Dtl1y Lssiss
q iron askinG ~ S0sse1aas svaA -.
notsay psssanal H knsW sDeagA abeue
nsa TO APPRECIATE ~ tsetfal sflsaea
of ths stranger. and whsn Billy Loaiss
49,
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CHAPTER v.

The lNtVo Devils Of Oouots
TIME spring had come, and Wolver-
Inc canyon, with. the sun shining
down aslant into its depths, was
q picturesque cash In the hills. wild
enough In all conscience, but to the
normal person not In the least degree
gloomy. The jutting crags were sun
Ut and warm. The cherry thickets
Whispered In light breeze ana smell
tered birds that sang In perfect con-
tsnt. Not gloomy place surely wnen
the peace OF sunny morning laid III
spell upon the land.
Billy Louise, however, did not ~
spond 10 the canyons enticements. She
brooded over her own discouragements
and the tantalising little pussles which
somehow would not lend themselves to
any convincing solution. She was In
that condition OF nervous depression
whsee she saw her nnest cows dead oy
b'oet In the Alfalfa meadowe-ano now
would abe pay that machinery note
then1 She saw John Pringle calling
unexpectedly and mistakenly Tor Ms
time" and where would she md an.
other man whom she could trust out
OF her sisht1 John Pringle was slow,
and he was stupid and growled at poor
Phoebe TIL Billy Louise wanted to
shake him, but he was STEADY" ana
that one virtue covers many mans
faults and Keeps him drawing wages
regularly.
Her mother had besn more and more
inclined to worry a. the hot weather
came on. Lately her anxiety oves
small things had rather got upon the
nerves Of Billy Louise. She felt III
used and downhearted and a. II moth.
ing mattersd much anyway. She pass.
ed her cave with . mere glance and
scowl for the memories Of golden days
In her lonely childhood that chung
around It.
She was In this particularly dissatis.
ned mood when she rode out Of the
canyon at it, upper end, where the
hills folded softly down into grassy
valleys where her cattle loved best to
gfasa Since The grass had started In
The spring shs had kept her httls he'd
up here among he lower hills, and b.
riding along tie higher ridsss svsey
day q % and turning hack q wander.
ing animal now and then she had held
them in = comparatively small area,
Whsre they would b easily gathered IN
tn fan A few had a 0aahork'a sroah
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-21
By B. M. BOWER
CHARLIE FOX ARRIVES At THE COVE AND HELPS MARTHY
RUN THE PLACE-HE SOON DISCOVERS EvI.
DENCE OF CATTLE THEFT.

oyNeps-4aIhy and Jase Aeke plonsers have for twenty
made bare living Of their ranch at the Cove Wolverine
sk the mountain of Idaho Their neshbo the
living several miles have daughter Billy Louise
about nineteen DID, whom 4ar has secretly helped
The Bully Louise spending the
anooo With Marty Gnowsofm her
the si Interesting stranger wAo invited to
Macdonald ranch Ward Warren and Billy Louise
fend Jase dies and Aarhy bues
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osSt Clear ol,lWs.

Night and. morning battle the face
With Cutiesra Soap and bot water. II
there are pimplss 6rst smear them
with Cuticura Ointmsnt For tree sam
pies address, "Cuticufa, Dept I. Bos-
ton" oold By druggists and By mall
Soap - Otntmsnt q and 60.-Adv.
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d. Pisres's Pellets are best fox nvse.
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet
1oe Q LAXATIVE, three for eathsstsc. Ad.
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0llly lsvlss beeemes WY
asSeh 1looevsa0e1 svsr ths sGaoe
- fasally NAaNeeA oAo hesss
oN1 eeeo tAoNOs INST Malss ksr
6ou6e Waed.
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oveh Q Dear FeieN1.
Ethel-Agnes was at the cat show.
AaudEAs On exhibltf-Nsw Haven
Registse.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-21

During the past few years there has
bssn Q falling on In the Yield OF the
banana.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-21

A spring gun has bsen invented for
casting fishing lines further than can
Be done BY hand.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-03-21

"Riches have wings" "rhey neeo
EN- 10 keep up With the cost Of Nv
lne."-Dstrolt Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-20
1Hos. J. OWEN 4 BON. AucE1oSEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPR0v-
ED REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF THU
THREE-STORY BRICK APARTMENT
DWELLING. SITUATE NO. 616 MASSA-
CHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q certain deep of trust duly
recorded in Lber No. 1856. folio 2S7 ct seq, Of
the land records OF the District Of Columbia.
and at tlIe request Of the party secured therr-
by, the undersigned trustees will sell, at pub
lie suction. in front of the premises. on FRI
DAY, THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF No
yEMBER, AID. 1918. AT F0UR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises situate in the District Of Column
bia. and designated rs and being lot lettered
80" of Andrew Rothwell's subdivision Of lots
in SQUARE numbered four hundred and 6fty-two
(45o) as per plat recorded in the Office Of tho
surveyor for the District Of Columbia, IN Nber
N. k, at folios 2l0 and 211. together with the
improvements.
Terms Of sale: 0se-third Of TIE purchase
money to he paid IN cash. balance In two equal
instaI1ments. payable in one and two years.
with interest at per centum per annum. pay.
able semi-annually, from day Of sale. secured
BIZ deed Of trust upon the property sold. o. all
cash, ut the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
Of $500 will be required Mt time Of sale. AL
conveyaHcing, recording, revenue stamps. ete-.
ut cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale to DO
complied with within Is days from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at TIE risk and cost Of de-
fauiting purchaser. afr I've days advertise
rnent of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. D. G.
FRED MCKEE. W.
B. STUART CAREER.
nol<-d&dRexSu Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-20
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcT1oNEERs.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE INPROv.
ED REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF
SEVEN TWo-STORY FRAME DWELL
TN1H IN nEANWO0D n q

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE nPRov.
ED REAL ESTATE. CONNECTING OF
SEVEN Two-sTORY FRAME DWELL
By virtue Of seven certain deeds Of trust
duly recorded in Liber No. 1914, folio 5S1 ct
SEQ; Liner No. 1888. folio as ct Sod: Liher
$3.50, foaiss Bis. al9. go and a25 ct sea-:
Iiber No. s5ss. folio 42e ct seq. OF the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured thereby. tbs
undersigned trustees will sell ut public auc-
fSn II frs rHr Of the ESsrSessss Rses e.
NOVEMBER. AID. 1918. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, and Immediately thereafter. the I'D
lowing described land and premises. situate
in the county Of Washington. District OF Co
iumbia. designated as and being lot. 50. 81.
Il and e. 46, II and 49, in square 5l54. being
all in Owen H. Fowler's Subdivision Of part
Of the 'IoWrie Tract" now known as west
"a. page 20, in the once Of the surveyor for
the District of Columbia. Also lot a6. in
square 515s, in Owen H. Fowler's subdivision
Of original lots 81 and So. as recorded in said
together with the improvements. consisting Of
seven two-story frame dwellings. situate one
On each parcel above described.
Terms of sale: One-thind Of the purchase
equal installments. payable in one and two
years, with interest ut per centum per an
mum. payable semi-annually, from day Of sale.
secured by deed Of trust upon the property
chaser. A deposit Of $50 will Be required on
each parcel at time of sale. An conveyancing.
recording, etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within fifteen
reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defaultinE purchaser. after
five days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. C.
RALPH B. BARNARD.
GUY II. JOHNSON. .
no1s-d&ds.exsu Trustees.
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4002 N. II. AVE. NV.
At Intersection sf It'll and Shepherd se,, Hse.
ssss asSsa heat; 80 o s
sasn cash n. D. RYON. 1923 r u. NV.
RESIDENCE OF EIX ROOMS AND BATH, ALI
nodefn imprsvements: garage; sp2eadio 1oes-
se: e osssa.s. 1891, M..ai1stss e
JOSEPH G. zIRKLE.
eos Colorado bldg. /. nd SITS.
BUNGALOW FOR sALE-LOCATED IN SUB
urbs; lot $4,000; i've rooms and bath; electric
lights; desirable nsighborhood. Occupied by
JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE.
903 Colorado bldg. 18th and G SITS.
FOR sALE By OWNER. IN BROOKLAND-
Detached. wen buflt. rooms, tile bath, large
electricity. ami; wiA sell part Of furnish
ings; immediate possession; $500 cash, $50 per
meath. Address Box 53-R. Star efBce.
VACANT; OPEN FOR INSPECTION; A COY
hardwood doors and finish: between Columbia
road and Irving; 3012 uth. r. ZAPPONE,
A B NV. Columbia IA.
FOR SALE-EXCELLENT HOME IN NV.
section; stuenes, Large rooms and bath,
to alley; % feet froat; $500 cash. bal. so
m0nth; price, - $50. HIGBIN 4 RICHARD
SON. 1904 st. NV.
FOR sALE-BKAUTIFUL CORNER HOME,
se.t ~ s. 1aEFs
porehes; 6ne elevation; large lot to alley; gas
e1d slses,sty; sGss terms, ms Price $500
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN. EsrATE; LARGE
and cellar: place for car and poultry; lot 8ox
286. all in shaded lawns. walkz. hedges. much
shrubbeH aad all kinds Of fruit; thirty minutes
way. Nd. half block to cars; finished street:
eifess. sssSa: ~, yscant ,n inpeaete Resse0n;
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