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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18

OR SALE
MOORE & HILL Inc.>.
CHEAP HOUSE, NORTHWEST
six-room; two,story house: cellar .a furnace;
good lot through to an alley. s., 800.
NISE-ROOM HOUSE. BI.ooMINGDALE.
Lettered street: deep lot alley. $500.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. r. I. AVE. NV
Ten-room house: lot 1Sx115; modern In
every detail. $6,5OO
HOUSE WITH GROUND.
Seven room house; hot,water heat; let
GrRARD ST.. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Six-rooun, two-story house. $500.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Pebble dashed brick; semi detached; steam
heat. $500.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
Thirty feet front: beautiful new house
Of eleven rooms; individual: carved stone
mantcls: very handsome parlor and dining
room. very big value for $4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK
Just reduced to 5000. One Of the pref
test planned and best located houses ever
offered for sale In the Park. Close TO best
line choice street; surrounded by
property Of the highest character: ten
rooms hotwater heat.
AN IDEAL HOME.
Beautiful seven-roOm brick, on lettered
street. III nTSt-CdSS residence nelgnhOrhOOd
Of the northwest. $3.50. Owner has other
for the money and has cut the price
several hundred dollars.
PORCH HOUSE.
Si1-room brick: modern: wide porch: deem
lot: paved street. In good neighbOrhood two
lines. g, COZ.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE ON RNw
Twenty feet frontage; four rooms on Sec
ond floor: fine heating plant: in good con-
dition. $4,000.
SMALL. NORTHEAST HOME
Bay-window brick. with side light: near
I'd and ii ne. $1,000.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY
Ten-room. four-story house. with wide
frontage. $1,000.
CORNER. NORTHEAST.
Six-ro English basement house: red
brick and stone: large rooms; in fine repair
$4,000.
NEAR 10TH AND NJ NV
Ten-rUom, four-stOry house: good value.
$6,5OO
HOUSE AND STABLE. Ne.
Six rooms; stable; lot 10 by over 100.
$3.50
CORNER. NORTHEAST.
Ten-rnnm house: furnace; wide lot; two
principal streets $3.50.
HOUSE AND STABLE. CENTRAL wv.
Seven rooms; good lot $1,000.
CAPITOL HILL.
Nine-rncm house. ON principal street. de-
sirable in every way. $3.50.
MOORE & HILL Hnc.). 1893 g. ST. NV.
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estate.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,

FOR SALE-RRIGHrWOOD AVE
Attractive little colonial house: practical,
y new: s rooms and bath: fr"nt porch full
width Of house. Cheap at S3.25o
MOORE & HILL hncl. 1893 q st nv
FOR ADVERTISEMENT: ss.OO.
Now renting for $50 per month and would
just as easily bring SIS. property with a
future: located avenue northwest.
NOT far from 18th st.-business rapidly sp,
preaching on same tw" brick houses and
large brick stable: lot about 2'N12' feet 4"
wide alley.
MOORE & HILL uncl. 1873 G ST NV.
FOR SALE SUBURBAN: CORNER.
Six rooms: attic: cellar: h"t.watsr heat !:
every up-to-date feature: practically new ::
hardwood throughout: beautiful outlook
over magnificent grounds. si,3oo-and that
MOORE 1 HILL ,lnc,. 1888 C St NV.
FOR SALE-oN THE HEIGHIS.
Handsome modern home "f rooms built
Ike you'd build IL If you were willing &"
spend $1,000 than ask for il: hot
water heat: Al residence street. 5000.
MOORE HILL 'lnc.', l:;s 6 st. NV.
FOR SALES 2o0
bath: baE-window brick house deep lot to al
ley: large cellar with front entrance.
Realty Broker. co. ST. n
aplS-3t
For SALES $50.
NEAR sth and East Capitol stS:: brick dwell
dition: splendid locality.
JOSEPH /. WELLER.
ap1s-3t
FOR SALE s.. 900
NoETHwEST SECTION. NEAR HIGH
schools on lettrred street west IF 9TH st; bay
window brick house: six large rooms and mod
crn bath.
JOSEPH /. WELLER
Realty Broker. Coz + st. NV.
aplS-3t
FOR SALE S.. 5OO.
BETWEEN IIth and 18th st. CAR LINES.
Mt. Pleasant: six room and bath brick dwell
Innn1 lot f. oil f-,t,
JOSEPH |. WELLER,
Realty Broker. 6o2 + st. NV.
ap1s3t
FOR SAI.E-s2 600
On TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER Two
story and cellar brick house In southeast sec
ti"n: six rooms and modern bath; furnace heat:
lot 100 feet deep to alley: party WALL will take
500 cash payment.
JOSEPH I. WELLER
Realty Broker. CO. F st. NV.
ap1S-3t
FOR SALE-AN S-ROOM NEW House IL
BLOOMINGDALE NEAR 1ST ST. NV. FOR
$3.50. ON VERY EASY TERMS; HOT WATER
BLUNDoN. o'BRIE> & BELL, Inc,. 1903 G NV.
ap1Ssa. tu.th3t
FOR SAIE-RENTS FOR $50: PRICE, s3.3OO-
Practically new: rooms and bath.
BLUNDON. O'BRIEN & BELT. ,Inc.l. 1909 & NV
ap1s-sa.tu.th.3t
FOR SALE-SOMETHING EXCELLENT FOR
$o.OO0-LOT 25X90: seven-room brick. with sta
BILE: two bay windows and side lights: modern
bath and cellar: select location NORTHWEST
strictly white locality; Il So. to cars; south of
BLUNDoN. o'RHIEN & BELT. unc.,. 1908 NV
np1Ssa. tn. th.3t
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This Beautiful Residence.
1871 LAMONT ST. NV.
DETACHED. FRONT SIDE AND REAR YARDS.
LOT 25x12O TO PUBLIC ALLEY.
Price, $500.
1000 loan Mt 81 can remain. Balance to suit.
GET OUR CARD To INSPECT.
Magnificent location. none hotter: close to
Conn. cars: south front. AN INDIVIDU AL
Ll BUILT HOUSE mot built to sei. Srnsibly
arranged. 1st floor kitchen: fine bath: cellar;
servants quarters; storage room: HOTWATER
HEAT: numerous closets. All rooms very large
and light. Spacious front veranda. Awnings.
screens. etc.
Sole Agents.
IN tn IF
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs,


FOR sALE-cLEvELAND PARK.
IHMe.t priced hoIss II this beautiful section
bath attractive dec"rations =. '0'
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-A CENTRALLY LOCATED NORTH,
,r,x xr. VEST TIES REsIDENGE; w s
VERY NEAR : s s.sfokf b atuG AND L srs
10 ROOMS AND BATH. AMI.
FINE OK RG SrE EH}sicIAS
b "as SSff s HISS! ssSSSszs
APPLY LIEBERMANN 4 HAwN.
1909 + NV.
I'VE GET RESULTS
WE SELL. & RENT HOUSES.
If you wante to sell,
IF you want TO buy. SIMPSON
If you want to trade. SULLIVAN CO,
II want to rent. l4nS e Ct
II you want good tenants.
II you need Fire Insurance.
Call TO
FOR sALE-s2 $50: GROOM FRAME. 1927 ETH
ST. ne: bath: hot and cold water: concrete eel
lar: summer Kitchen: ami: perfect condition;
Occupied by owner; open for inspection
FOX SALE-SlA-ROtM AND BATH RAI-WIN-
dow brick: double back porches lot rs by $50:
twostory stable: large yard. with fruit. cranes
and flowers. 1921 Park road NV. ap1s-2t'
FOR SALE
BEST VALUE IN MT PLEASANT
THINK OF 1T.
4 three-story bay-window brick dwelling
containing nine large and bath: 1st-
floor Kitchen: located close 10 fashionable 10th
street and one square from Conn. ave. cars;
lot % IT. front.
Price, $5.OnO.
THE SIMPSON SULLIVAN co. Inc.
ap1Ss MT -3t s14OS q st. NV.
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FOR SALE-A VERY LOW PRICE.
81 GfEb

House and stable. near 9th and Rhode Island
ave: two stories, nine rooms and bath. This
should appeal to all who want well arranged
house and stable in convenient locality at q
moderate price. You get bargain III this
STONE e. FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
located in one of the choicest spots in
that select residence sectfon: ten rooms
steam heat: everything modern; offered at
reduced price. $500.
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FOR SALE-DETACHED
AND SEMI DETACHED HOUSES.
spLEl habG drr ,%FT
A fine home at sacrifice.
Would yon give s. 500 for sI2 600 residence'
Comparatively new red brick and brownstone;
~ rooms ns4urif ,1, tisd BATH expensive
Covered porches front and rear; electric and
Let se1ii$ Owner paid $500 for the lot
Mt Pleasant 10 MODERN %%% On BATH o'a attic.
STABLE Lot 4sxlO3 This is an exceptional.
hsndsomest properties in Mt. Pleasant; near
M 1'4 HAT dT fot zs hs s4sc stable hot
18th st. HoT-wATEn HEAT; 2-story stable.
$1,000. West Of 10th; attractive dwelling,
porches; stable. Lot 50xl40: Good condition.
a,e a. nrylng ST. r corner OF 18th il31ls2 TO-
STONE & FAIRFAX. l343 New York ave.
CHOICE CORNER.
PRICE REDUCED TO $4.25O.
FORMERLY HELD AT $500.
located on the corner OF an avenue and num-
hered street between 9TH street and Lincoln
AN ELEGANT LOT.
FRONTAGE OVER % FEET or AVENUE.
40 Az rr hc1H THnSH p pERTH;
An attractive house Of two stories and eel
lar seven elegant; large rooms and bath. front
and side porches; the property Is in excellent
condition., owner has recently expended CON
siderable money in papering and painting and
putting the house in first class repair.
This Is unusual chance 10 secure bar
gain. There is prettier location Capitol
HILL
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
FOR SALES. 500.
DOUBLE DWELLING.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Owner built for his home; 10 rooms; HOT.
WATER HEAT: lot 5Ox100.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE s.. 500.
BETTER THAN THE BEST.
/, Mt. PLEASANT
NEAR 18TH AND PARK.
HOTWATER HEAT; Hardwood floors.
The prettiest and most complete new houses
in Washington; magnificent location; near
schools. stores. ears, etc.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SAIE-$a. 75O EACH.
ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
NEAR THE FRENCH EMBASSY.
NEW HOUSES.
stories: cellars: furnace heat; tiled baths.
porcelain tubs. nickel plumbing: cabinet man.
tells beautiful decorations; large, lots. An op-
portunity TO purchase low.priced home neag
expensive dwellings.
Terms: $500 cash. balance easy payments.
STONE e. FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE

CHEAP HOUSE NORTHWEST
In perfect condition; six rooms and bath;
two stories; cellar; furnace. Price SO, 800.
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FVR SALF<-
$1,000. Close to Union station.
SroOm brick hot water heat
Cost almost So. 900.
decided investment for some one
Owner needs money. hence price
ap1S-3t p. J. WALSHE. 1895 New York ave
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II st NV: two 2-story Groom brick houses.
rented at $c5. Price. IS, 800.
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MOORE & HILL unc.l

MOORE HILL. Inc.,. 1888 q ST. NV.
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estate.
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FOR SALE
TWO GOOD ONES FOR INVESTORS.
$1,000; renting for S25
On lettered street northwest south OF u;
two neat Groom pressed brick houses; always
rented.
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FOR SALE
CLOSE To THE PENSION OFFICE.
Price. $4,000 will rent for $40. choice
piece Of property: three stories: fourteen rooms.
first floor kitchen; lot Is 23x1O0. Just the
place for any who needs large house or
who wants a place for room renting or board
ers. Easy terms be arranged
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CORNER.
Ideally planned. ten-room house. with two
baths: steam heat! Real pickup at $500.
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FOR SALE-FINE NEW HOUSE
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Thoroughly we'll constructed NEW HOUSE.
arranged with special reference to comfort and
convenience: eight rooms two floors: strictly
modern; pleasing decorations; two stairways
laundry: HOTWATER HEAT: hardwood trim
lot 1SI12O: half 81. from 14th ST. Easy
" l.. SANSBURY, 7lo-21 18th ST. NV.
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Near business High School: rooms and
bath. brick house. with two-story brick stable.
Price, s.. go
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A SPLENDID LOCATION.
On Mass. ave. ne. near It'll.
BRICK HOUSE; BRICK STABLE.
A solid seven-room house.
40-foot front parking.
Price. $3.50.
The house alone. which is 90 feet wide
would be reasonable at the price. not to men
ton the stable, which is particularly nice
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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j. l.. kOLB.
923 New York ave.
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FOR SALE
On ave. NV. west OF 18th.
Price. 81, 200 renting for SO
A cheap house. front of stone and brick: six
nice rooms and bath; fronts on two Streets
will bring 500 so readily but present owner
dislikes to raise rent present tenant. who
has occupied house for years: neat little
home. and excellent investment: near ear line.
Can be purchased on easy terms.
STONE 6 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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TUX SAL
S.. $50 st. near n. Capitol st.
Handsome Groom brick; every modern con
venience.
Hot-water heat; wide porch
Side lot
ap1S-3t P. J. WAISHE 1896 New York ava
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER
Reduced from $1,000 to 81 J00-Two Of the
best built houses in Washington: rooms.
ception hail. bath and pantry modern plumb
ing: hot-water heat: oak stairway; brownstone
trimmings: large yard: fine cellar under entire
house. GA and 61S 14th st. Inquire at
No. S26. ap1S-14t"
FOR SALE-6-ROOM MODERN BRICK: BEST
cnudtion: steady renter at $3.50: East
Capitol street: must sell: 1850 easily worth
$500 more. Il. E.. Owner. Star office.
an1k2t nSu
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NEAR UNION STATION.
Price IS, $50 Probably the cheapest piece
Of residence property within a radius OF two
squares of the depot: not affected by the
change of grade: surrounded by handsome resi-
dences. The house contains nine rooms. cellar
and furnace; lot 1890 to alley. non-reei-
dent not wishing to hold property in the city
any longer. has written us to reduce the price
to this low figure in order to effect an imme-
date sale. II YOU want something good con-
suit us about this property.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1870 New York
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FOR SALE
Conveniently Arranged House.
Near 18th and w NV.
Price. $4.150.
rdculously low figure. Should resell
readily ut $1,000 or more. Four rooms deep
on each Of two floors: dry cellar under entire
house: TWO STAIRWAYS: all rooms newly
papered: FURNACE HEAT; lot 1Sx1O0 to al
ley. for stable
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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reported to have been record breaker
in Garden City political history.
Congressman G. w. Norris of Ne
braska will be dropped from the Taft
special at Dodge City, Attorney Gen
eral Fred Jackson will be dropped at
Newton. Robert Stone at Strong City,
and they Will each follow the Taft
fnesfi'l s'7zsftt hs.es spsech hss---.---e-s
Among the prominent Kansas poll
ticians who viii be on the Taft train
are the following:
Governor E. w. Hoch, J. L. Bristow
of Salina, w. r. Stubbs of Lawrence,
J. N. Dolley, chairman of state central
committee, D. w. Mulvane, national
committeeman, Senator Charles Curtis,
Senator Chester /. Long, Congressman
Murdock, Anthony, Madison and Mil
Ter. Lieutenant Governor Fitzgerald,
William Allen White, and others.
Many Special Trains.
If Topeka doesn't have a record
breaking crowd today, the railroads
which center here won't be at fault.
There will be six extra trains runs by
the different roads for the benefit of
those who wish to hear and see Judge
Taft
The Santa Fe has the honor of
bringing this distinguished visitor to
Topeka. The special train which will
bring Taft started from Denver and
will arrive in Topeka at $50 tonight.
The train is made up of six cars,
RukIIndn sleeper, d OiueT, luggage
car and the sleepers, Constitution,
Riva and Alabama. These six cars
are pulled by one of the fastest pas
senger engines belonging to the
Santa Fe The train is in charge of
a picked train crew and the candi-
dates party is receiving the best of
attention from the officials. General
Manager ]. E. Hurley issued an order
which gives the train the right-ofway
over every other train on the system.
The trainmasters of the different di-
visions are riding over this district,
and the forces at the different ter
minal points have orders to do every
thing possible to expedite the progress
of the train. General Passenger Agent
j. NJ. Connell joined the train at
Dodge City this morning. The train
is personally conducted by Col. VIM.
Curtis, travelling passenger agent.
Three trains will be run by the
Santa Fe, one to Eskridge. one to Nor
tonyilIe and one to Lawrence and OF
tawa These trains will arrive during
the afternoon and will leave Topeka
about 11:15 to 1880 p. m. The Rock
Island has a train from Horton and
Holton. The Union Pacific will have
train from Onaga and another to
Manhattan.
In addition to these trains there
will be extra coaches on many of the
regular trains for the benefit of To-
peka visitors
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HLL IHkc IUkNO,
Stubs, Brfstow and Dolliver
Speak From Taft Train.
Senator Curtis Talks Encourag.
ingly of Kansas.
TAFT TOTHE FARMERS
Tells How They're Benefited by
Republican Rule.
Advantage in Prices Due to
System of Protection.
Republican Candidate Is in Ex-
cellent Spirits.
TAFT TOTHE FARMERS

Newton, Oct. 3-The Taft special ar
rived on time without mishap of any
kind. -
Hutchinson, Kan, Oct s.-That the
political significance Of the Taft spe-
cial with its heavy load of state and
national political leaders as it sped TO-
day through southern Kansas was fully
appreciated. there could be no doubt.
The crowds at every station were large
and enthusiastic. The speakers. in
Guiding besides the candidate, Senator
Dolliver, Candidate Stubbs, J. L. Bris-
TOW ana others We're listened to and ap-
plauded with vigor.
The interest and enthusiasm srr-
passes even our most sanguine expec-
tatlons," declared Senator Curtis to the
candidate, and then he added:
Judge Taft. you will carry Kansas
py from 25,000 to $4,000 majority"
To this opinion Bristow assented
saying that the Taft vote would be
the normal Republican majority Of
the state.
Mr.. Taft did most of the talking
during the day. but, was aided at sew
9Tal places by the leaders with him.
he Ieft no doubt as to his careful
study of economic conditions as per
tanning to Kansas. He told his an
dlence that on the one item of corn
the farmers of 1.-The state received 40
mllnon dollars in 1907 more than
they would have received under DEM
ocratlc rule, which brought the price
OF corn to Is cents a bushel instead
OF "A cents, the present price. The
crop OF oats, barley, potatoes, hay.
under Republican rule in the same
year, added 18 million. to the. income
OF kansas farmers, while the differ
erence between 16 and SO millions had
been added in the value of horses, the
price OF mules had been made five
times greater than it was in 1896, and
the price of cows, oxen, hogs and 9TH
er farm animals had been doubled.
These differences. in prices Mr.. Taft
declared to be directly due to the Re-
publican system of protection.
The candidate was in excellent spirits
today and the pleasantries he INDUCED
in with his audiences were received
in the, same cordial spirit. A change in
the itinerary was decided on whereby
the towns of Larned, Great Bend and
Sterling were left out and STAFFORD
visited in their stead. During the ar
ternoon speeches will be made by Mr..
Taft at Newton. Florence, Strong CITY.
Emporia, Usage City, and tonight two
meetings at Topeka. ''r------
AT STAFFORD voice Interrupted Mr..
Taft to ask: How about the panic?''
Are you suffering from a panic
here?" was the retort, and tremendous
applause seemed to be the answer. bur
the candidate added:
If you think Mr.. Bryans election
will avoid panics, then advise you to
vote for him."
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SPEECH SANDWICH.
Sherman Interrupts His Breakfast to
Talk to a Crowd

Toledo, ILL.,, Oct. canta-
loupe and omelette at breakfast a Is
minute speech was made at Mattoon,
the first stop out of Chicago, in a wide
sweep that the Republican vice presi-
Dental candidate is making through
this state and Indiana. A bakers doz-
en- of speeches will be made today
from the rear platform of Mr.. Sher-
mans car Olivette as he swiftly swings
along the route to Evansville, Ind.
where the day will end in a big rally
in the Hoosier state. Among the towns
through which the speech making
party passes are Toledo, Newton, Oh
ney, Mount Vernon and Salem, William
J. Bryan's birthplace. 4-t
When Mr.. Sherman finished his talk
at Mattoon, the crowd set up an in
sistent demand to see Alice's husband,
but Mr.. Longworth had not arisen and
the curious were disappointed, among
them a number of women evidently
called out at the early hour by their
desire to catch a glimpse of the presi-
dents son-in-law.
Democrats Have Uses.
Greenup, ILL.,, Oct 3.-In this Demo-
cratic stronghold of Cumberland coun-
ty Mr.. Sherman was greeted by several
hundred persons and he told his hear
ers that he was glad there is Demo-
cratic party in this country. 1t cer-
tainly has its use, said the candidate.
No party is SO absolutely perfect that
it is not good plan to watch it lit
tie as the Democratic party watches
US. 1t puts US on our mettle to be a
little better than perhaps we would be
otherwise If 1t was not for the fact
that every four years we have to meet
their criticisms. The Democratic par
ty can stand more punishment than
an army mule and thrive on it better
than baseball player.
AS the train pulled out a small boy
cheered for Bryan and Mr. Sherman,
with his hands for a megaphone,
shouted: "One small boy yelling for
Bryan in an audience of hundreds"
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Line of March.

The line of march of the parade.
which was first planned to be west on
Fourth street from the Santa Fe depot
has been changed, on account of the
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platform speeches today before he
reaches Topeka-a total of twelve
speeches The Topeka speech may be
divided into three sections, making a
total of fourteen speeches in one day.
The Taft special train is carrying a
supply of orators, and at nearly every
town where the special stops, one of
tEes6 orators fwili be dropped off. anu
will address the crowd after Judge
Taft leaves.
The following shows the scheduled
points where short speeches will be
made by Judge Taft from the rear of
the train:
Arrive Garden City 7:40 a. m.
Leave Garden City 7:45 a. m.
Arrive Dodge City 800, mountain
time.
Leaven Dodge City 1918. central
time.
Arrive Kinsley 1900 a. m.
Leave Kinsley 1910 a. m.
Arrive Stafford 1913 p. m.
Leave Stafford 1928 p. m.
Arrive Hutchinson 1925 D. m.
Leave Hutchinson 1:40 D. m.
Arrive Newton 2:25 p. m.
Leave Newton 2:40 p. m.
Arrive Peabody 800 p. m.
Leave Peabody 3:10 p. m.
Arrive Florence BIS D. m.
Leave Florence 1925 D. m.
Arrive Strong City 4:05 D. m.
Leave Strong City Ais p. m.
Arrive Emporfa 4:30 D. m.
Leave Emporia 4:45 p. m.
Arrive Usage City SGT p. m.
Leave Usage City 5:37 p. m.
Arrive Topeka $50 D. m. --...
At Garden City Judge Taft was pre-
sented with huge sugar beet and a
sack of Kansas made sugar. Henry
J. Allen, of Wichita, spoke at Garden
City this afternoon. The crowd there is
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MIDNIGHT FIRE.
Two Hotels and a Number of Summer
Cottages.

Boston, Oct. 3.-Crestha1 and
Ocean View hotels with three large
summer cottages, occupying one Of the
most beautiful spots on the "crest" at
Winthrop beach, were totally destroy
ed by fire early today with a loss esti-
mated at about s175,000.
Crestha1l was owned by Ferd Hall
and the Ocean View by Mrs. 1. B.
O'Brien. Fifty guests at Cresthall and
thirty at the ocean View escaped, and
some from the Ocean View were able
to save a part of their effects. The
cottages were owned by M. H. Powers
of HYDE Park and by the George Mill
bank estate and Walter Haybee Of
Revere.
The fire started at midnight in the
kitchen of the Cresthan. A strong
north wind swept the flames directly
down the beach and on the timely
arrival of aid from Boston, Chelsea
and Revere, it is believed, saved a large
part of the valuable ocean front from
destruction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-03

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-03

The Republican state committee Sc
cured 500 torches for the parade to-
night, and they will be distributed
from the county Republican commit
tee headquarters, 423 Kansas avenue.