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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

PLATTSMOUTH-T board OF
county commissioners have granted w
M. Barclay permit to run saloon in
Cedar Creek, this county, one year
from May II.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

NEBRASKA CITY-Information has
been received here of the death of Mrs
Lille Lewis Montgomery at Whites
boro, Tex, where she went severa,
years ago for her health.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

STERLING-Capt L. L. Wheeler
announces that the Hennepin canal is
open for navigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

GALESBURG-A gift of $4,000 from
an unknown FRIEND was announced
for Knox college.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

APPLETON, Wis, April 1S.-Rev. DR..
Orruk Colloque, pastor of Calvary
church, New York, has been appointed
rector of All Saints church, this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

EAU CLAIRE-Henry Halverson,
caught in the act of burglary by Chief
O'Brien and Captain Elliott last week,
has been sentenced to four years at
Waupun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
"WOKE Up" OIL AGENT.
STANDARD, Witness Says, Put Rival
Com PAM an His Field.

Light was thrown on some or The nellooS eili-
Moved by the Standard Oil in its sales ny LOUIS
T7Iaustein a Standard Oil lawyer. at the nearing
yesterday, of the governments suit 10 dissolve the
c+on5ar5 OIL C'onpany of New Jersey. Frank l.
Crawford for the oil company. asked Blaustein II
be had been sent to Richmond by the Standard Oil
70 omen an agency under the name Of the Eureka
oil Con7panv in apparent opposition TO the Stand
ards regular agent there. He said ne had not
He denied that the agents Of the Eureka Oh
C-ornnanv canvassed the district in and about Dur
ham y c He said it false that the Standard
0u wagons made oil deliveries at night at the
back of 2 negro shack, and said he never gave
away oil 70 attract trade when competing for Gus
toners with the Southern Oil Company, rival Of
the Standard.
the southern Oil Company and the Eagle Oil Com
panv had been in the habit Of giving a rake off
to customers.
Il do not know what you mean by rake off, y
said the witness.
The witness said that the Southern OIL Company
gave rebates and took some Of his customers away
from him. He said some Of the rebates were half
a cent a gallon. and others five gallons in fifty.
The witness said that the name Eureka he used
when he for the Standard Oil. went down TO Nor
folk to start another business to wake up Mr..
Farouharson.' the Standard Oil manager there.
MI Powell did to insult Mr. Farquhar-
son by starting another Standard company.
The name was not taken TO deceive anybody.
They all knew it was to shake up Farquharson.
and did it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1908.
ARRIVED.


0reF9n s % ft2 MSo4 me oo.q6er q
5sS m SIS Line with md'' Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Fjen CNor, Titland Port Antonio October %
Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Arrived at the Bar
steamer Prinz August Wilhelm Ger Gerdes savani
Ia October % Port I1moH a6 G09n a. Kingston 90 and
60 passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer segurancs Cakes Havana October 81 to the
New York Cuba MAI ia ~, IS a T wa = passengers mails
steamer italian Prince ar smgt5 Santos October
Arrived a the Bar at II 30 m sd. ..-,.,
oGeensown November / to the tnard Line with pas
sengers, mails and mdse Southeast Of Fire Island
st Steamer Madonna Fn Payey Marseies October Il
40 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer fl' 1sagde CR0 Ns4et August
CheThon 20 hIaaNSaan % Si, y ft SPA = "a ,T 80
IL via Delaware Breakwater November B.; Furness
steamer Delaware French philadelphia to the Clyde
ste tea sr' ciufrey andersen Phadepha to the
Gufey Petroleum Company. with OIL Anchored of
steamer chaimefte Forbes Galveston October IS to
steamer Princess Anne, Tspley. Newport News and
m nGFto'N or Long I1 ,' Branch ' i2aa m '
Barbados % 70 n9S AZ tb faT At o.io M mans
africa 81 Caeta Buena 2e Antofagssta 81 Taital sep
Lucia October 10, via Philadelphia November = to r
steamer Mesaba ,Br,. london october "a to
the Transport Line with ~ passengers and
steamer Delphnc Utan Toscanino. Barcelona Septem-
her October :. Ieghorn 10. San Foion
Denia simpson Spence & Young. with mdse Ar
/ rived a Bar at $50 m.
steamer Majestic tBr) Hayes. southampton and Cher
boury % and queenstown 20 to the White
Line with passengers. mails and mdse on the Light
shi at s35
stf SaRay breeze partly cloudy rough sea
SAILED.
Joseph t'uueo tNorl. Antonio. Sam
land Antwerp: Bermudlau tRr) Bermuda: Admiral
1 Schlev Port Antonio: Comal Galveston: Martha Wash
ineton (Ausu. Naples Munin Nor, Ctudad Bolivar:
Orleans; Insitana tBr. Liverpool:
1Rn Naples; Adriatc tBr. Plymouth Cherhourg aud
southampton: Huron. Charleston and Jacksonville: Ief
ferson Norfolk and Newport News Mann& HATE Balti-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
WAGES UP, FULL TINE
STEEL RAILS Low En-.
Big Railroad Orders Expected
Prosperity Ascakens Industries
Try Telegraph to The Tribune-l

ri++st,,,re Nov Am apparently
,ounded. rumor comes from steel making an"
railroad circles here this evening that ''e
1-nited States Steel Corporation. acting IN con-
sanction with outside rail making mills OF 'iIe
United states has decided to reduce the s'al"-
ard rYice Of steel rails, and that in appreciation
This concession the big railroad systems OF Tue
country have agreed to order rails heavily anu
st once The standard price Of rails mas lor
wears t,een SOS ton. The Pittsburg report cuts
,,rjces 10 80 The whole report comes from
source authoritative. and no one can be found
here to deny it
The Pennsylvania Railroas this afternoon De
ean taking stock IN expectation of placing us
big order for rails. From Philadelphia came
blanks 10 De filed out showing how many rams
viii be needed to put the Pittsburg division III
first class shape: also how many rails are now
on hand and how many rails have been LAID III
the last year. Railroad authorities tonight IN
discussing the matter say the life Of ran is
seven years. which shows that one-seVenth OF
each systems trackage must he laid new eacn
year. but as there has been little track laying
for almost two years the railroads are in need
Of almost double their former annual require
rnents in steel rails. and these orders will be
placed soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

1ytteton Nov 4-Kozenhe ,Br,. New York via ST Vim
cent, = Y, Melbourne. etc
SAILED.
Southampton Nov (, noon-oceanc (i}r,. New York VIA
Cherbourg and Queenstown 1870 m. Kaiser
Crosse (Ger), New York via cher
Marseies. oct St-FruNlncd tfri. New YORK; Roma
New York.
shields 2-ExCsisor tCie-l. New York
barbados Nov 3-11tian JBrl. New York.
bordeaux. oct 81 Hudson tFr). New York
81 Lucia. 3Arns caste tBri. New York
Newport Nov Chicago city tBT). New York
Antwerp. Nov 3-Invergyle tBrl, New York. Andrew
tBr, New York.
Singapore 4-MatOppO tBrl. col
iombo Manila.
PASSED
Lizard. = FTometheus tGerl York for -
N!vuw Amsterdam dutch. New York for Bouiogne
Rotterdam.
Tarfa. Nov 4-Mineola (Br). New York. Marseies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
japan China Seattle)-
rosa To-day, $50 m
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
churis To-day. $50 m
Hawaii specially addressed mail for
japan Corea and China via san Fran
ciscol-Nippon Maru. Nov -. $50 m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
ands VITA Vancouver and Victoria B .
Empress India Nov ID. $50 m
japan and China especially ad-
dressed only Seate)-Inverc. Nov Is, $50 m
Australia Except West).
Samoan Islands New Caledonia
San Francsco,-Foseric. Nov Is, $50 m
Tahiti Marquesas Islands via San
Francisco arposa ...............N Nov II. $50 m
Hawaii Seattle)-Alaskan- Nov II, $50
Japan. Corea and China tvia Seattle
Japan. Corea and China Uia Tacoma
AnfioChus NOV ~. $50 m
Hawaii. Philippine Islands
san Francisco)-U Transport. Nov 80 $50 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
LARGE ORDERS IN SIGHT.
Plainfeld Manufacturing Plants Preparing for
Full Time and Force.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Plainfeld. y. J.. Nov while no official an
1louncements have been made as To plans for
engaging q larger force Of men at the local
manufacturing plants. il is believed that a ma
3ority Of them viii soon resume at full time
with the regular force Of men. 1t is said that
the Pond Machine Tool Works. branch of the
Niles Bement Pond Company. has prospects for
several large orders. including some govern
n1ent work II is at this plant that many dis
appearing gun carriages have been made, as
well as other heavy work for foreign govern
rlents The prospects are also bright at the
Potter Press Works. the Walter Scott Printing
Machine Works, the I1evering & GarTigues Iron
Works and the Quincy. Manchester Sergeant
Machine COMPANY There are several smaller
plants here that looking for a return OF
business activity and the resumption Of full
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
CAPTAIN LOST IN STORM.

by Telegraph TO The lrlpuhe-I
Halifax y S. Nov. 1.-THE ninety-tOn schooner
Lorna Doone, owned by Or. GrenfeL Of Labrador
arrived in North sydney to-day, after voyage of
thrilling experiences. having lost her captain in
SUNDAYS storm. The Lorna DOone is loaded with
supplies for the tirenfell Mission station The
schoon-r left Boston Saturday Sunday afternoon
about fifty miles off Cape Mounton while Captain
J. W. Roberts was standing near the companion
yav the schooner was boarded by a sea which
swept her from stem TO stern and carried Captain
Roberts overheard.
The helmsman. at the risk of losing the vessel,
brought her to. Only a glimpse was caught Of the
unfortunate captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
BUSINESS AND TAFT COMRADES.

NV Teegraph 70 The IrIbune'T
Passaic n J. Nov. Manufactures here
say Tafts election win mean renewed pros
peritv. George Rohlig. superintendent of the
Botanv Worsted Mills. said that since Tafts
election became certain two weeks ago the bust
ness of his company had increased largely. He
expected continued growth Of business ana
conditions such as preceded the panic. Andrew
NcI.ane of the Andrew Mciane Cotton Goods
COMPANY said Taft's election had already
brought a stability in business such as had not
been known for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
PREPARE FOR MORE BUSINESS.

AT the regular monthly meeting of the New YORK
Central directors yesterday, at the Grand CentTal
Station. only routine business was transacted Al
a meeting Of the Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Cor77ranv directors however. a general discussion
Of the probab BILE increase in business over the COM
ranvs lines was taken up. especially with regard
to making preparations to handle it eXpeditously
and economically. J Dennison Lyon Vlee-preSI-
- Of tho Union National Bank of Pittsburg.
elected a director fill the vacancy caused by the
death of John 3. Jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
BIG ORDERS FOR DRYGooDS.
St. Louis Wholesale Houses Place Eastern
Contracts Worth Million
ma Telegraph to The Tribune

TBt Telegraph 70 ITIUutTV'I
Ct Touis Nov 4-The election of Taft has
resulted in good orders for drygoods from
wholesale houses here. amounting to over 4
million dollars About half of these orders go
10 the American Print Company. Fail RIVER
Mass. These goods were ordered some weeks
ago. but all contracts carried a proVlso tha'
they were to be void if Bryan won Leaolhs
drvgoods men here estimate that the orders .
Eastern houses within the next few days VIII
run up into the millions as they have been
holding back in all lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
FULL QUOTA IN PENNSYLVANIA SHOPS.
Every Available Man at Work-1O,OOO Freight
Cars To Be Repaired

Pittsburg. Nov 4-Orders were received to-
Gay by the Pennsylvania Railroad at Pittsburg
70 place every man and boy possible in the re-
pair shops Of the road here in order to rush
out the which have for months been on the
side tracks in different stages Of repair
As 2 result the railroad shops tomorrow
morning viii for the first time in 4 year have
e full quota Of men. Il is estimated that the
Pennsylvania Railroad has ten thousand freight
cars which must he repaired before they can
be returned TO the rails and this is the work TO
which the army Of workmen Will be turned at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
WANTS TAFT FOR GODFATHER.

Just as the election polls closed on Tuesday
bouncing boy was born TO Mr.. and Mrs FredeflcB
0t1av Of No "a Railroad avenue, White Plains.
The baby has been named William Howard Taft
Ot1ev. and Mr.. Otey has written Mr.. Taft
asking him to become the godfather Of the child
Mr. Otley is a contractor and great admirer OF
Mr.. Taft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
THREAD MILLS HIT UP PACE.
Clark Mills, in Newark, Resume Full Time
0peration.

One Of the first results of the election Of Taft
vas felt yesterday in the CLARK o. n T and
Mile End Thread mills in Newark. Signs were
posted about the shops telling the employees that
after Saturday the works would run on full
time.
Since last April the mills have been running
on short time about five days a week, with fire.
ouent intervals when the employees had no work
Tor a week at 4 time. There are thousands of
men and women employed in the big mills in
Newark and East Newark, and the new order
will mean great relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Liverpool Nov 4-Campana tBD. New York via Queens
New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Ccpenhngen Oct 4, 10 a nc l. TietEen dam New
York via ChTistansand.
pl,mnuth Nov A. l2;23 p m-Teutonic tBrl Ney York
FOR Cherbourg and Southampton.
Antwerp. Nov 1. 10 a m-Hroonland New York via
st Maio nov I-callfornie err. New York Via St
Pierre
Newport. Nov a-Winlemere tBr). New York HayTe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
ON FULL TIME SCHEDULE.
Operatives in Southern Cotton Mills det
Benefit of Taft Victory.
IRv Telegraph 10 M Tribune.

TBy Telegraph 10 The IribuneI
New Orleans Nov 4.-Because the Repuo-
Iicans were victorious yesterda'- in the natlonal
election the Textile Mills Corporation. owning
TWO cotton mills in New Orleans and one at
Wesson Miss to-day through President Sig
mund OIdenheimer. announced that the ola
schedule of wages would be restored ana lhal
the three mills would operate on full time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
HEARING BETTER NOW.

Chicago. Nov. 4.-John L Martin. sergeant at
arms Of the Democratic National Committee, ar
rived at Democratic headquarters here to-day. So
did James W. Reilly, private secretary TO Norman
F. Mack Colonel Martin declaring that he felt as
if he had been through a railroad wreck SAID:
The people have spoken, and take off my hat to
President Taft"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
BOOSTS WAGES 30 PER CENT.
Result of Orders To Be Filled on Judge Taft's
Election.


TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Pittsburg Nov 4--President Milton BARLEY
Of the American Nut and Bolt Fastener Com
yany Of Pittsburg, tonight announced that, be
ginning tomorrow morning. his worknen would
have a 20 per cent increase IN wages, owing TO
business which had accumulated within the last
TWO months subject 10 the election of Mr. Taft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Matestic. reported 553 miles east OF Sandy
Hook at j m yesterday is expected to dock about s
a m to-day
The Kaizerin Auguste Victoria reported 120 miles
Of Hook 30 yesterday IS expected
TO dock abb a Saturday
The IMcania reported 5 LOO miles east OF Sandy
Hook at | . m yesterday IS expected to dock about S
SnfIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

Did YOU ever think of Fall ever
coats as rejecting breadth of mind!
Once all good men would have
been scandalized by anything but
sober black overcoat at such formal
occasion as church.
But in this broader minded day,
light grays and brownish and olive
shades go anywhere in Fall overcoats,
without any comment except upon
their good looks.
Fall overcoats, $18 to $40.
Pedestrian" shoeS-fne for Fall
walks.
S..
Schlichten Ramie underwear -
great equalizer Of temperature.
A great variety of Derbies all alike
in one thing the best hat of its
grade we can find.
So to Sc.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25S 842 1902
Warren St 18th st. 34th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6.35 Sunset 4:19 Moons II
HIGH WATER.
N-Sandy Hook 452 Gov. Island 5:19l Hell Gate T:12
M-Sandy Hook 515 Gov Island $40 Hell Gate 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

Prins Wiem " Hayti. " II 90 a 100 m
Seguranca Nassau. Ward 1900 800 m
o n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
THESE PLACES

are all good for the money. In fact any
thing at the right price bought in Salt
Lake is good for Il profit, Be ahead OF
the spring boom.
Sl100-A pretty little three-room frame
cottage; nice lot. fruit and shade
trees west side.
$2OoO-Fifteen dollars per month. with
out interest Is the contract on this
5-room brick; lot 50X125 feet; 4i3
6th ave. East Waterloo. The own
er of the equity must sell. Make
an offer for the equity.
S23OO-Ftve-roorn modern brick cottage.
half block OF paved street and 81
blocks from postoffice; $500 cash.
so per month
$2600-Sx- room modern frame. connected
with sewer. east side. half block
Of paved streets; between 1st and
I'd So. terms.
S31o0-SeVcn- room modern brick, close In
corner lot; $500 cash,
S3OOO-Fivc-roo modern cottage; south
front. on 9Th ave.
$3250-SlX-room new modern brick cot
tage; lot 5Ox125 feet; south front
one OF the prettlest cottages In
the southeastern part OF the city;
$1,000 cash, balance monthly,
$3750-Six-room house. with 4x10 rods OF
ground. on 1lth e, near Brigham.
$4l00-Five-room new modern brick bun
galow. hardwood floors: extra fine
$1,000 cash. balance monthly: north
bench.
si500-Seven-room modern home, with hot
water heat. on Second avenue
Souln front.
S5J00-Moderu 7-room new red pressed
brick; west front nice lot, Il beau
tiful home; near Federal heights
S6250-Eight-room, two-story modern
with stable; Third South near 18th
East.
We have number of extra fine homes
from this price up.
S3250-For a nice little country home II
the city. This Is a 5-room brcl
cottage. stable, chicken houses anc
runs. 90 fine young fruit trees, al
kinds of small fruits. 8-rod front
age; one block from car line. Thl:
must be sold by Tuesday; 1910 5
10th Z: take Sugar House car e
Emerson avenue and go one bloch
west; $500 cash and $50 per month
81 feet on l. street, between End anc
3rd avenue. SEQ.
3X7 rods On Brigham street, at 5000 pei
rod. All special taxes paid.
STOWE & PALMER,
The Realty Men,
Controlling wilson Sherman Co. "Insur
ance that Insures.'
% w. End So. (upstalrs), Phones 492.
h3I2:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
THROUGH THE INCREASING.
DIS u l.,

ifikoCGH THE INCREASING
DESIRE
TO own a home. II becomes all
most impossible for this com
pahy to meet the demands OF
Its customers.
we have built ana sold a number
OF residences. cottages and
w uns2lows IN the neighborhood
oI 9th ave. and G st and we
nave more building sites in this
iocallty, which can not he beaten
,Ior It's advantages.
IL - ABOVE THE SMOKE LINE.
haKe trip up there one OF
.hese smoky mornings that We
, tn nave Tor the next several
month and see for yourself,
Ior II is hard to believe that
within a short walking distance
you can get above the clouds
ol smoke. where the air Is pure.
7. neaIthful and invigorating.
1t Is not only the fine locality that
hakes ,has property so desirable In
thls locality, but we place money
IN IL for the good security AZ ar
Iords, and ii is 10 the cornpa-
psny's interest 10 see that solid
lty, durability and attractive
ness are combined in construc-
Also through purchasing building
80 we
&c. petter rates and In turn arc
aoIe TO make easy terms with our
customers. who In the end reap
the greatest benefit
~ GOOD BUILDING LOTS.
between Fifth and Sixth South
and Ninth and Tenth East, lust
Two blocks from the new street
car shops.
The first five of these we will sell
Tor $3.50 each
The next two for $500 each.
The last three for $3.50 each.
lerms, 500 down, $40 or more per
month. They are all equally
good, but the first purchaser will
get the benefit OF the lowest
IL desired, we will advance money
10 build home and accept pay
ment same as rent.
Ihese are the only lots to be had
at such prices. and Il Is a rare
chance 10 get a home.
$500.
On East Second South, a 2-storv
and basement, concrete stone
and brick. Z rooms. reception
nan. mantel, improved plumbing.
elec, lights.
All the above and moro 10 be had
at the
SALT LAKE SECURITY &
TRUST COMPANY,
NO. 81 Up. Main Street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
sa1.E-REAL ESTATE

| IyEs
.-><..y PEAL ESTATE NOW.
bul ivy you will paw more for 1t.
ne spripe arc bargains and worth
y fone nrice asked.
{ psasnt,SSINESS PROPERTY.
. foot. lst w. near I'd SO.
y PEI loot. Sd So. near 1st w.
N per toot Sd SO. W.. corner.
s 1; PER PER foot, Sd So, W. corner close
t,ot Sd So. W., corner.
" PER loot Toot, $50 fcvt deep. state st.
Z { Be- Usr Too foot. with buildings ID So
'dpse n, i5ha,ot I'd So. near State.
|HeEgsseE. Z gsI E. 'EAGTSoEEY6 IIGTIS E6e OR SSr,N WARE
ho0N OR LEASE.
:, sth w. and 5th So, 295x32o
I'll ., streets all around; sewer. city
.Sltnn,poad tracks, ETC.; Will sell all
bargain, or win lease all
'It ~ long term. See us about IT.
'ft ,S i9I tV South, near Main, We have
egnut for sale. II taken in one
~ ~ les seu at bargain. This is only
Ill slli . from the postofficc and sky
IlVSs'N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

|HREwD INVESTOR BUYS NOW.
ElCES ARE SURE TO GO UP,
|nNSIDER THESE BARGAINS,
Positively the best investment you
an make, Income $40 per month
Let US prove It.
eyor an s-room modern pressed
bhck within walking distance
Easy terms.
-Sew 5-room modern brick, cost
1000; only TWO blocks from court
kouse
Beautiful groom modern cottage
q. 9Th East; only $500 cash and
eslsnce s25 per month.
- beautiful 7-room modern pressed
bfick. close In, on Tth East: large
l5.. hne lawn, walking distance
tTcm center Of city. Reasonable
ttms.
=. fnc Groom modern house on
lincoln avenue; lot 50X157 feet.
/ Easy terms,
s.loom modern pressed brick cot
age on Windsor avenue, lot 50Nlo !
~ TO alley; only $500 cash and
ahnce like rent.
"a new pressed brick cottage on
sn South. near car line: can be
rate into 6-room house; lot z0xllS
,ss'' $500 cash, balance Ike rent
pVs new 4-room pressed brick
g,age On First West: lot 33xl32
@! 70 alley. Reasonable terms.
= s"goom cottage on Second ave-
re; lot 2,xl0 rods: bargain for
ins money; ons-half cash and bal
itss monthly.
GSy broom cottage. ten MIN
.le walk from p. O., on easy
v,ms.
oano new 3-room cottage for Sl0C
Ha and balance $40 per month,
~ HOFFMAN BROS.
a I'VE Second South Street.