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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03
sioux CITY ITEMS.

Christmas is near at hand and the
little boys and girls are loving their
mammas and papas better than they
ever did.
The Thanksgiving sermon was
preached at the A. M. E. Church, by
Rev. J. w. Dowdon, Thursday, IL. a. m.
The A. NJ. E. Sunday school will
give a popcorn party at the church
parlor Friday, Dec. 3, 1909.
league addressed the congregation of
the A. NJ, E. church Sunday evening.
The A. I. p. club will give roast
pig entertainment Dec. 9. The pro-
CRANE will be IAN Evening With the
Negro Authors" The ladies will also
have a booth, where fancy work
which they have made during the year
will be sold.
M. Potts who is manager of fine
orchestra has started a dancing school
which meets every Wednesday even
ing at Simeon's hall.
given at Simeon's hall to large
crowd of jolly young people. They
danced into a wee small hour. Potts
orchestra furnished the music.
~ The entertainment given by the club
of which Mr.. Frank Roberts Is loaded
was a good success, both socially and
financially. "A
Rev. j. G.. Reid went to Ottumwa
Wednesday to preach the Thanksgiv-
ing sermon for Rev. j. 8. Abner Of the
Second Baptist church and also as
sisted in the grand rally that was held
Sunday Nov. Is.
The missionary society Of the Mt
Zion Baptist church will hold its
monthly meeting on the first Tuesday
In December, at the church parlOrs.
Mrs Hudson left Wednesday for q
short visit. She was accompanied by
EHnWp - e
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03

forts. A gsnuins good times va -
also. rs
Miss Jesse Jones left SATURDAY
evening for Oekaloosa where o.
December, End. she viii be welded %
Mr.. Theodore Turner Of this place
Last Friday evening . shower w.
given Miss Jssss Jones Ct the home
OF Mrs. Fred Turner. A very pleas
ant evening was spent In conversa-
ton and music and "haSing' the
honored guest n anticipation OF hee
marriage Mrs. walter Williams Of
Muscatine was the out o flown guest
Miles Shelton passed through The
city Saturday night ON his way to
Kansas City and . few OF the people
were at the depot to meet and chat
with him during his wait here.
4 Mrs 8. w. Galloway and daughter
Margaret Of Chicago, are expected In
the city Christmas for visit at the
N. L. Black home.
Mrs. Sallie Davis expects to visit ut
the Rev. M. Payton, home ct Auscstine
In the near future.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03

The members and friends OF the
Second Baptist church Of the entire
city, from Shoptown to Greater Fort
Madison, on last Tuesday evening met
at the home of Mrs. G. n. Jackson and
Mrs. Eubanks and marched therefrom
columns Of tours and Fights until they
had reached the home of their pastor,
Rev. John w. Evans, 1135 Water st.,
and there showered him with a hearty
surprise party which brought with it
many good things for the pastors
needs. That noted old song, "a
Stranger at the Door, was led by Miss
Matilda Thomas with q cheerful echo
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03
MOLINE ITEMS.

Union Thanksgiving services Of the
English churches was held at ST.
Paul's "A. M. p. Church. A large aud
ience was present and sum Of $4S.
IS was taken up which was sent to
aid the Cherry mine sufferers.
Mrs. Madison has been on the sick
list for two weeks, but is reported
convalesent. " 5Ss Il
Miss Adah Richardson was the
guest Of Miss Clara farmer over
Thanksgiving. q! NJ /. N
Both churches served dinner and
supper on Thanksgiving.
Miss Clara Tomlin OF MuscAttne
spent Thanksgiving with her brother,
Nj. Udell Tomlin.
Mrs.. q. M. Lewiss has returned from
4 visit III FAyette Iowa
m. ma Mr.. kibert 49, snter-
tained r 4 ana Mr. HI Mies 4
Adsh RishardsoA md Gu Eafn ~ 1
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03
For That Dull Feeling After Eating

/ have used Cham berlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets for some time, and
can testify that they have done me
more good then any tablets l have ever
used. Ny trouble was : heavy dull
feeling after eating David Freeman.
Kempt, Nova Scotia. These tablets
strenR then the stomach and improve
the digestion. They also regulate the
liver and bowls They are far super.
Tor 10 pills but costs no more. Get q
free sample 1t all druggists and see
what . splendid medicine it is
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M. w. U. GRAND LODGE OF
IOWA AND JURISDICTION
A. IF. & A. M.

Crane Lodge meets II Dies Moines.
lows, July, 12-l3-l4. 1910.
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
w. d. Milligan, N w. Grand Mas.
ter, Cedar 9apids. lows, Rura Rone
w. ]. Shepherd. w s. GraLd War.
den, Buxton.
Albert Walker, B. W. J. Grand War.
den, Marshalltown.
81. Z. Hillon. B. w. Grand Treasurer
Omaha, Neb.
T. d, sturgis, R. W. Grand Secretary
Sioux City.
W. P. Wade, R. W. Grand Custodian
Omaha, Neb.
/. Z. Brown, Chairman Of Committee
on Foreign Correspondence, Marshall.
town
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.GALReDURG, Ill.

Mrs.. j. y. Mason returned from
Quincy Tuesday, after g pleasant visit
With relatives. 8s
ss Miss Dimple Christberg entertained
Thursday evening in honor Of Mr.. Paul
Gtrothers OF Beloit. Wis. who has
been spending q few days II her
home Mi. strothers returned 10 his
home Monday. s.; ;s.
The adde's of the Thimble Circle Of
! the SECOND Baptist church feel CRATE
~ for me success they met With at
siA8 Sale of theff ThankSSivi dinner.
4 IA ~ clear and Mr.. 4.
4 ~ y X u VA nv insmbe Nnc !
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03
For : Lame Back

I When you have pains or lameness In
back battle tho parts with Chamber.
lsin's Liniments twices day, mssssQ.
ing with the palm Of the hand for Ave
minutes ut each application. Then
dampen : piece Of flannel slightly with
this Eminent and bind it on over tho
seat Of pain, and you may be surprised
to see how quickly the lslneness disap.
pears. For sale by al druggists.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03

4 % ABLY asslstsd her, are proe1 p
their success. The quilt Wa Won %
/ Mas Marie DunAWay.
Miss Hattie Klmbfcw Of 0pringaeld
ID visiting her mother and other rsla-
tive1 here.
SNlss Adam Richardsoa spent ) ssv
days In Moline. returning homo NOR
day.
The nrst quarterly meeting Of The
Aliens chapel was held Sunday after
noon. Rev. w. A. ScArcy delivered
! the afternoon sermon and Prestding
Elder Philippe preached In the even-
ing. n as
The funeral services Of Mrs. Chas.
Williams. who died Thursday Of the
hospital, were held Sunday ct the Sec
ond Baptist church. Rev. 8. B. Moore
OF the A. M. r. church was In charge,
assisted by Rev. Harris. The House
hold OF Ruth also took part IN the
services. Present from out Of the city
were the brothers, Mr.. @. Sparks OF
Palmyra. Mo-; Mr.. John Hedge OF Car
mi, Ill. and Mr.. and Mrs. i. Reynolds
OF Kewanee.
Mrs, Frank Wilder entertained
Thursday afternoon. A seven-c0urse
dinner was served. Among those
present from out OF the city were her
mother, Mrs. Brown, Miss Brown and
DR.. s. A. Askew of Peoria.
The Leisure Hour club met at the
home of Mrs. Monroe on West Berrien
street. At the close Of the business
session an interesting program was
rendered.
The D. d. w. C. C. met at the home
OF Mrs. Chas. Brown. Light refresh
ments were served. The next meet.
ing will be held at the home OF Mrs.
L. G.. Carter.
The Autumn Leaf club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Fred Solomon on
Haynor street.
Mrs. J. A. HowertOn entertains the
ladies of the Thimble Circle Friday In
the Sunday school room of the Baptist
church.
Rev. A. L. Harris of Chicago will
preach at the Second Baptist church
during the month of December. At the
close Of the year q call will be issued.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03
couNc,L sluFFs ITEMS.

Special to the Bystander. The first
quarter of this conference year. was
closed In q manner highly crafty
ing to both pastor and iayman. A
unanimous petition for the return Of
Rev. M. G. Newman, who labOred so
faithfully in our midst two years ago
and to whose untiring efforts this
church owes Its present status, was
granted by Bishop Shaffer. Upon his
return an era Of progression immed-
lately set In Everybody seems en-
Unused and is taking an active part In
the endeavor to make the church q
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03
yR ! 'Ofide'lIi'
Of Nazarites.
I IN $sesst lglse ,gIlA lIssl Nartess q
1allnsgs. u NH 0lshsp Jsnss 4
IttSs o. q u Feuniefs.
WIS 6sartei " Mkts Ma
b Is fsrt lnsisD.
d FRANKLIN I. JOHNsON.

Il q.
III Tho Grand United Order Of Naza
I rites fraternal organization Will
/, heaAquarters at Baltimore. IL probably
tfle most prosperous OF the many
ffaternal orders among Afro-Ameri
cins III the state Of Maryland. It was
otsanixed In 1854 by a number OF per
sons who were interested in the wei.
fire Of the race. who probably builded
wiser than they knew. OF the men
who founded the order only one IL now
living. Bishop James A. Handy Of Bal
timore, who has labored for more than
4 half century as an active worker
In the African Methodist Episcopal
church.
In the days when the. order was or
gahized there was curfew law for
. colored people in Baltimore, aud the
meetings Of colored fraternal orders
had to be attended by some white
man, whose business 1t was to see
that no plots were Matched against the
Institution Of slavery. Immediately
after the civil war the order began to
grow rapidly until there are now over
5000 members in Baltimore alone,
with nearly 100000 to their credit in
bank. The order also has large
membership in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey.
The steady growth of the Nazarites
made the members wish for home Of
their own. Accordingly ground was
bought at 534-53G North Calvert street.
Baltimore, upon which a large four
story building was erected in 1891 at q
cost Of $22,5OO 1t is located in the
center OF the city and is clear Of debt.
il Id 1904 the property adjoining the
hall on the north was purchased for
1900. payment upon which was COM
pleted a few months ago.
I, 1t Is the intention of the order to i'm
prove the last purchased property by
erecting an addition to the hall. This
win give the hall frontage Of sixty
feet on Calvert street, with depth of
about $50 feet.
Among the many women who have
llab0fed for the advancement Of the
ssorder are Mesdames Fannie N. Brown,
MARY NJ. Pratt. Martha A. Dungee.
Margaret Durham, Carrie v. Page and
3JenniS Thomas. The men who were
lprimS movers In building up the order
$were the late David Nelson, George
w. CAfroll. Perry r. Clark, Henry r.
tHooker. Addison Manns. w. b. kim
ible. James Fl. Dickson, Allen Fields.
a. 81. Payne. w. Fl. Wilson, w. I. But
ller ana Alfred 81. Pitts. the present
grad clerk Of records Of the order.
I Mr.. Pitts was born in Virginia in
s1853 He came to baltimore at an ear
w age and ct once allied himself with
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03
FORT MADISON NOTES.

CVA1 MAUA0VN NVAA1Ss r3s2.'
The Second Baptist church is Begin
ming to prosper once more in its history
as it did in the days Of yore. She has
at present twenty mine Of its old mem
beers in good and regular standing and
their activity at present shows an out
look for the future to be proud Of.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03
How One Doctor successfully Treats
Pneum onis.

Pneumonia.
I'm treating pneumonia" says Or.
w. j.. Smith, Of Sanders, Ala the
only remedy ! use for the lungs is
Chamber:ain's Cough Remedy. While"
of course, would treat other symptoms
with different medicines, | have used
this remedy many times in my medical
practice and have yet failed to find :
case where it has not controlled the
trouble. have used it myse.J, as has
also my wife for coughs and colds re-
peatedly. and | most willingly and
cheerfully recommend it rs superior TO
any other cough remedy my knowl-
edge. Z For sale by al druggists
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03

For Eczems, Tstter and Salt Rheam
The intense itching characteristic Of
these ailments IA almoat instantly
ALA, ed by Cham Be rlain's Sslve. Many
severe cases have been cured By II. For
sale by all druggists.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-03
He Guessed II.

Howell-What became Of Rowsi
Who was here when l lived here?
Powell-He died of throat trd ublk
Howell Well, I'll be hanged.
Powell-Yes. that's the way he dies
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Lodge OF lows A. r. q A. NJ, and
international Grand Congress OF
Heroines Of Jericho OF America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24

ANDERsoN-C CUMMINGS co.

81 SO. Main street.
Bell Fhone 1889 Ind 1888
Headquarters for all kinds Of real es-
tate business chances, fire insurance.
money to loan.
$3.50 per acre for Is, GOO acres of fine
grazing and range land We can sell this
in quantities of 3 sections. You want TO
hurry, AS cheap grazing lands arc getting
very scarce.
$40 per acre for So acres Of dry farm
land in Hunter. This is snap.
We have two tracts Of land OF % acres
each on the east bench at SinO per acre;
on the Emigration Canyon car line. This
property will double In less than a year.
on the east bench, with good water right,
fine for plating. as 1t is close in. Easy
terms
l6O0-acre ranch. with fine house and
all kinds OF outbuildings. farming lmple-
men,s, stock $4,000 worth of water right.
all at $Z5 per acre. This is on the line OF
the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
r. r., with station on the ground, This
is a snap and can be sold on terms.
SS5O0-Strctly modern 5-room brick ON
the corner OF J and 9TH ave, bath,
toilet, cleo. lights. furnace, etc.
This is bargain.
SS0O-5ONla 40 feet near O. $. j.. depot. .
room frame house. city wa ter clcc.
lights,
We have building lots from 500 each
up 10 SlO. 900 Please come In and lct MS
show YOU our list of houses. vacant lots,
business properties. business chances.
such as rooming houses, barber shops, sa
shops. bakeries. In fact anything you
want in our line. No trouble TO show
goods. Don't forge, tho number, 81
ANDERSON CUMMINGS.
"The Acreage Men"
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d 10 rASAnY & co

r. T. CASADY & co
Fine location. new S-Toom pressed
brick newest design large lIvins room.
dining room has beam ceiling. plate rail
and box window. mission fireplace In lN
ing room. interior finished In mission
cabinet Kitchen. fun basement. hot water
heat. Price $4,000. VIII make good
terms.
1913 SECOND AVENUE. BEST SNAP
OFFERED ON THE MARKET FOR TIE
PRICE ASKED. NEW 7-ROOM LIGHT
PRESS BRICK. TEOROUGHLG MOD
ERN INTERIOR ELEGANTLY FIN
lSHED. POLISHED FLOORS. CEMENT
ED BASEMENT FURNACE, VERY
LARGE PORGuES. SOUTH FRONT,
STREET. MACADAMIzED AND ALL
WILL MAKE TERMS.
East 2nd South. 5-room brick, strictly
modern Price $500 Terms, $500 cash,
balance like rent
BUNGALOW JUST COMPLETED
room pressed brick hall through center
with hall scat. mission fireplace In liv-
ing room; dining room tds beam ceiling.
plate rail and panclcd walls; large hath
room. TWO clothes closets, cabinet kitch-
porch. cement steps. back porch screened
In. Price $4,000. Terms.
Near car barns. New Iroom brick cot
ta2c front aud back porch, electric
lights. city wafer. sewer connection.
Price S150O. Reasonable. terms.
VACANT LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL FED
ERAB HEIGHTS AND IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY At VERY LOW PRICES.
T.. H. CASADH * 90. 100 ATLAS BLK.
roISI
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS,
A few more snaps in vacant
property which it will pay you
10 look up,
One corner on 18th East and
ith South. facing west and south;
lot l40Xll0 IT.; room for three
houses.
One 10x10 corner on 18th ave.
This will not last very long.
S3360.
Very desirable building lot on
9th East between LIST and End
south. Parked, paved, sewer and
sidewalk all PAID padaod Tor
IL street, between lst and end
ave: lot 495xI65 IT; desirable as
a ,homcsite, because 1t is so close
In: large lot and good residence
district.
j0NlIO feet, west front, on l2th
East between Grd and 18th South:
all new houses on this block.
Terms can be arranged.
$500.
Nice lot on 9th East; west
'front.', alley in the rear Sidewalk
and sewer paid for, Terms.
$3.50.
one lot on street between 9th
and 10th ave, i0Xl15 feet TO an
alley.
Fifty-toot lot in Villa Park ad-
dltions close I'm.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
NESTMENT co,
35l Main ST. Phones p
"NVc Write Fire Insurance
"WUl Go On Your Bond.
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INVEST YOUR MONEY
II IS ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
NOTHING SAFER THAN
T.

NOTHING SAFER THAN
CLOSE IN REAL ESTATE.
WE CLAIM
thc following investment TO bc th" best
Interest paying Investment offered in the
"ity, whcr"' your principal IS absolutely
sale
FOR \ FEW DAYS
viii huN :. haudsom" pressed brick tor
race "i eight Wodrrn apartments, To-
Gated on . large lot. only ihr"" blocks
cast "f pnstotfic". These apartments are
nov renting Tor S2Hio per year tthinls 81
ib. without amy expense for lIGhhn&.
heat ting or j9uitor.
CAN YOT EQUAL THIS?
PICK Up THIS INVESTMENT AND BE
INDEPENDENT.
HALE CASH. BALANCE EASY.
$500 buys Il handsome two story pressed
brick home good location on See
ond avcnuo. Large lot
5 I.un-An ideal 1-room strictly modern
pressed brick home on + street.
S""IU-SiN room modern home near 18th
South and Ith East with large
barn Sjou cash, balance 500 per
month.
s. $l9U0-Nicc building lot ON 9th East.
Sewer and sidewalk.
$l0oO-Nicc building lot on NJ street,
sewer and sidewalk.
~ YOU WANT TO Buy
If YOU WANT To SELL
SEE,
\. M'kELLAR * Co,
s3i w. md So. a3lII
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DOLLY DIMPLES'
May not be recognizable,
l,tsf


but
our BARGAINS are.
si500-Flne. new IO-room. double frame /.
strictly modern. one and bali
blocks from the temple. Guaranteed
rental value. $50 per month; lot l1iX
o5l feet. It's Dirt Cheap; figure IL
out yourselves and then let us show
IL to you.
si5OO-A beauty on the north bench. g.
room strictly modern well arranged
bungalow. built OF Ere brick, large
library and living room. Lot 23X7
rods. Easy terms
INVESTORS. INVESTIGATE.
$40 900-Four modern houses; one a D.
room strictly modern shlngle bun
yaloW with concrete foundation and
basement; large rooms can be
finished In attic. four-room
strictly modern cottages brick
with concrete foundations and
easements: cement walks and
lawns. Everything in splendid
shape: and all special taxes paid
Lot 66Xl6j feet. on east side; close
in. The property is now renting for
Sl00 per month. The buildings cost
the price we are asking for the en-
tire property.
S29O0-2 thrce-room frame houses, four
room frame houses, l fonrteeu-room
frame house; barns and Rowing
well; 81 acres of good ground. all
fenced Onc-hIlf block from State
street; car Inc. Reasonable terms.
If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR \ BAR
GAIN, SEE Us IL YOU HAVE y BAR
DANIEY Is JOHNSON
Both phones 1926. 50 w. 2rd South.
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NITNENNSkN EROS

ktTNEWSKY BROS
G6NlG" on South Temple; close in; In
quirc for price.
SiS0O-lS0 acres land, Toocle county; 200
acres under cultivation
E3I0O-6O acres fruit land. Davis county
SI0Od-l2a acres fruit land Buuniiful,
about 200 peach and 200 cherry trees.
4 years old, 10 shares first class
water right.
T6oOo-2O acres improved land near Muir
ray: small orchard: 23g shares pri-
mary water right in Little Cotton
wood
$lOoOo-ll20 acres land. Weber county;
improvements and water rights.
AlQpOp-lDO0 acres fine land I'm Cache val
10y; fenced and water right; WILL
TRADE FOR SALT LAKE CITY
PROPERTY.
FARM FOR RENT.
Good irrigated farm within two milos
Milne. Ida; - acres cultivated good
bungalow,
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
ktTNEWSHY EROS.
Zen phone -2sl. &j% Judge Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
LIFE Is TOO SHORT TO ALWAYS
LIVE UNDER ANOTHER MANS

LIFE Is TOO SHORT TO ALWAYS
LIVE UNDER ANOTHER MANS
ROOF.
S2900-Beautiful suburban home, 5-room
brick, mod. artistic and comfort
able, with plenty OF land: south
cast. near city and ear; terms
S1ooO-On the sunny side 9Th ave. COM
nanding a superb view OF the val
Icy; I rooms. furnace heated,
S6loV-Ncw 5-room w. u. brick the de-
sign. arrangement and price are
right See 1t. is all we ask. South
east,
S"oop-An artistic new 5-room brick. SUI
perbly finished throughout Near
Liberty park
$365O-Mod 7-room brick. 9th f. and 9th
South. II has an air OF refine
mcnt.
S20OQ--i-room brick on cut street at a
cut price; very close in
SIoOU-On b. 9Th So. mod. 7-roon brick
substantial and artistic, The plot
Is bed OF fruit and flowers.
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HnEE MAN HRnS


S2cQo-A nne new. large i-room modern
pressed brick cottage, pantry. clos
cts aud cement cellar Terms, $500
cash and balance $50 per month
s2s5Q-Finc large l-room modern pressed
brick cottage: good as new. shade
trees and lot all fenced: close in on
I'M East 5000 cash and balance
like rent
SJoVo-A now i-room modern pressed
brick cottage; so arranged 10 max"
into a 6-room house fine lot: close
in on %rd East street $3.50 cash
aud bdlanc" like rent.
S3GoQ-5-room modern pressed brick cot
tage. southeast part of city, with
stairway 10 make an S-room house.
Good terms See this at once
$3IoO-Ncw 5room modern pcbblcdasb
bungalow on north bench. Beam
ceilings and large basement Good
terms. Sec us at once rs this will
not last long
$3i50--Ncw broom modern pressed brick
cottage with fine mantel; arranged
for 7-room house Lot 3T4xl57
feet TO an alley East side Terms
$500 cash and balance like rent
salvp-Ncw 5-room modern pressed brick
cottage ON the north bench. Large
basement With furnace. Lot 2lXl0
rods Terms $3.50 cash and balance
IKE rent See this at once IL YOU
are looking FOR a home at bargain
sl6oo-New Groom modern pressed brick
cottage on eth East; close in. Fire
place, furnace and sewer connections
see IT,
We have many other bargains In all
parts OF the city
We write IRE insurance.
HOFFMAN, BROS.
60 ". 2nd South street
Both Phones 2ll.
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HERE ARE THE MITES
OI SECURING SOME OF THE BEST
BUILT HOMES IN THE CITY. a LIT
TIE CASH DOWN, THE REST LIKE
PAYING RENT.
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s25OO.

SiN-room modern frame on
Second avenue; sewer connected,
cement walks. macadamiZed
strcet all paid for, and we can
sell IL on terms.