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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-08

First Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Frank N. Lynch, D. D., pastor.
On Sunday morning at II o'clock Rev.
G. Pearl Sigler of indianapolis, the
famous tithing evangelist will preach.
The pastor will preach at 1880 p. m.
on 1.-THE Law of Progress Miss
Ridenour will sing at the morning
service. The regular choir has
charge of the evening music.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
NO ONE IN FIGHTS
SERIOUSLY INJURED

Evidence Of the numerous small race
riots and battles between blacks and
whites iu all sections OF the city. fol-
lowing the announcement Of the result
OF the Reno battle. Isl written TODAY in
the records OF the different hospitals
and on the bIotters at every police
precinct I'm the District. while the
aftermath OF he trouble between me
whites and negroes was heard TODAY
IN the Police Court
Altogether there were esI arrests
While about fifty persons were treated
az the hospitals 10 one however. was
badly hurt and among those VINO had
20 remain In the hospitals. 70 was SAID
toda-. there was not a patient whose
condition was serious
Bruised heads. minor stab wounds
black eyes cut Hips. and scratched
faces were the extent OF the injuries.
Continued on Fourth Page)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
CHAMPION KILLED,
IS CURRENT RUMOR

NEW YORK, July Sporting cir
cIes were wildly excited today By
rumors concerning Jack Johnson. re-
porting his death in a variety Of
ways
Newspaae-s yffCes were beseiged all
day by anxious supporters Of the ne
gro champion. who left Reno last
night One Of the most persistent re-
ports was that he had been killed in
"A railroad wreck. Another had il that
he had been shot-variously by Jim
Corbett. by sam Berger. by Sat Good
win and other well-known men
A picturesque report was that a
band of cattIemen had held up the
train. taken Johnson into the desert
and hanged him TO q catcus tree.
These and other reports created
Hurries of excitement in ali parts Of
the city. and were reported current
in other places as well
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
CURTISS RECORD
TWICE SMASHED
lie Blanc and Ramey, AT
Rheims Cut Time for
20 KiiOmeterS.

EHEIAiS- France july Glenn CIR
tiss' worlds record for twenty kilome-
tiers. made at the international aviation
meeting here last wear. was smashed
twice today
The frs+ tiue Leblanc In a BIer5ot
TlonoDIaDe. wen the distance. equal TO
IZ-z2 English miles. IN y minutes fiat
Curtiss' record time was Is minutes
30 So seconds A short time after Le-
planes fight. Rauev. also fvin= in q
BIeriot machine. greatly reduced the
record. making the twenty kIometers
in 12 minutes s seconds. at q rate OF
speed almost sixty miles an hour
Owing 10 heavy rains which have
flooded the aerodr1ue- fvin- TODAY has
been most intermittent.
Leblanc is the first TO qualify for the
James Gordon Bennett CUD. offered f0-
,he fastest time made for q Ia5-kilome-
ter fight He covered the distance. 62-Z9
miles. in 1.l5.09 a worlds record.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
DR.. SOTHORON FILES
ANSWER TOHIS WIFE
Denies Accusations and
BlameS MOther-in-Law
for Troubles.

DR. Elmer II. Setlul.lr. Tie uEESlr. 30
AGAINST whom I'm a suit Lr- limited d.
vor-e. 1Ire- Dora Soth0ror made charges
cF q ore or years OF continued cruelty
tc5zv appeared Before y s-i-e stafford.
in The District SucEeu .1Urt. to deny
the accusations Of his wife, ami con-
serted I'd tire signing OF an order b5
vIfca be WIZ pay MIS-. SotEcr1u So a
month aIt--1uy. pending tEe EUET hear
Ing of his Elre-s petition. which VIII
taEe place probably early iu August
The order signed tHis uoruu= also
allows Attorneys Henry T. Davis and
John T. I.esEey- who aules- for the
Wi-a counsel ,ses-
D-- Sotb1ro-r in ar6davi-s E-sf ui-H
his answer. places the blame for his
d0ule=-te -s0hznri1es- upon tae influence
which he declares AiF-. ~rruUr1u's s.
mother r-s -uo1 aar- t.-ge-eE ~o-H-
.tI'- ire L.--t-- -lt. '.-- -.i- son .t
tlc couple VINO mas also med lL.lraT-IS
5u his fathers behalf. declares that ti.rs
lS also his belief
Iu making dnriaIs cr tie ALLEGATIONS
tine estimate Of the value of his estate
has been grossly exaggerated. and SAYS
that fair estimate OF his wealth is
about $1,000 ana thar after his Office
expenses are deducted his personal in
cu-Ce- IDCiU1ln- crrl'F=1E- from MS
stock Is uoE mere thar EI-1nf
TErCuCh attorney CFarles A. Douglas.
f1-. Aathcron d-rlares rrat Pee never
has TUClezTgd bis wife or i1-e-Te--r= with
Der. and that her zc-ion io i7aFlr.e lis
house on AuTll Sd last was uu7-arr1rlt-
eel. and constituted a deSerriou ou her
part that DE 81 wiliuE 20 suuuorr her.
within his means 30 she VIII return to
hirl-
BE further charges that Els wife is
OF q Jealous nature high tempered and
that she mas frequently offended pa
j
telephone
In the affidavit fled by the son. Young
Sothur0u supports tire deU,E7s OF his
father, and Declares that be never SneHv
his u1~e4- ro abuse. u7iS--eat. apply
ou0ro6ri0uS -eufthets 90 his wife OF in
other ways u1iStrcat her
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
AUTOISTS OF CAPITAL
TO GREET PATHFINDERS
Munsey Historic Tour Trail Blazers Swing Round Circle
Will Come to Fitting Close Tomorrow-Cover ], 700
Miles In Three Weeks

The EMF pathfinder for the Munsey
Historic Tour VIII arrive in Washington
tomorrow at noon. closing one OF the
most remarkable trail-5laziHE trips
since the Inauguration OF automobile
touring
The pathfinder viii arrive at Fifteenth
and II streets northeast. at - o'clock
At that point the party VIII be met by
an escort OF automob3es from this city
and viii proceed down Maryland ave-
nue. TO B street. down r street Co First
street. from there To Pennsyivania ave
nue.. from that thorouEhfare 10 Thin
teeuth stree. and thence to the office
Of Tire Washington Times
From tae office OF The Times the aC-
tomobues viii so west on PenRsy ly ana
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
HOPE FOR RECOVERY
OF BROHNLON LOST
Gradually Growing Worse
Is Opinion of Friends
and Relatives.

Practically all hope for the recovery
of Ee1rcseEtRtfve w p Brovuiow #
Tennessee has been abandonec b. his
relatives and friends. according so his
private secretary. George ChadSey-
his daughter. Mrs A n Hacker. IS
az his bedside at the National Soldiers
Home near johnson city Tenn ar
Hacker left yesf~-dsy 10 join bis wife
c5r. Browni0v has been suffering a
long time from Brishts disease graf
uaIy growing worse since MAY Co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

With the hlinE OF a protest with the
District Commissiouers today against
ihe display oil the Johnson JeiITles
FIGHT pictures in the District Of Co
IHmbia, Baptis- ministers OF Wash
inEton fired the first gun in what ap-
pears destined to be g national war
against the exhibition of the views OF
the battle
THE protest Of Che washington min
listers sets up the contention that the
moving pictures win have de-
moralizine effect on the youJh Of the
community, their plea being declared
20 be IL the interest OF humanity in
general and Tor tie good OF our youth
Pm particular.
Action on the petition may Re taken
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
Death Drawing Near.

BRISTOL Va. July 5.-At noon there
is no improvement IN the condition OF
Representative Brownl0w. He is in a
state Of coma, and the opinion is that
the end IS "a matter OF only short tine
kilograms are pouring in from all
over the country from prominent men,
fnuuirinr as to his condition Within
the past tweuty-four hours he s1as bare
Iv recozn n-zed friends at his bedside once
OF twice
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
PASTOR0 HOPE TO BAR
PRIZEFIGHT PICTURES
Washington Baptsts Take Lead In Movement Which Ap-
pears Destined to Become Nation-Wide-Pro-
test Sent to Commissioners.

ty the Commissioners in board ses-
sion tomorrow. 1t is the unofficial
opinion or Commissioner Rudolph
that 1t IS within the province Of the
police board censorship to recommend
what shall be done with regard to
the protest.
The }stter or petition was signed by
the RsE- john E Friggs- and the Rev.
j. W. Many, president and secretary.
respectively. OF the Baptist Ministers
Conference OF Washington and vicinity.
According 10 the Communica ton the
conference -oOk official action with re-
gard to question at a meeting June =,
and directed its officers 20 ma Ike lhe re-
quest 60 ire Commissioners
The Commissioners would not discuss
Continued on Fourth Psge)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
GLEAVES
GETS NEW COMMAND

capt Albert O. Gleaves picked the
plum of the navy berths when no was
today selected 20 command The new
battleship North Dakota Captain
Gfeaves entered the naval service from
Tennessee He succeeds Commander
Aiuliigan, who voluntarily retires-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

cvenue TO Fifteenth street. up Fifteenth
street to New YORK avenue. on New
York avenue 10 Fourteenth street. and
out Fourteenth street TO Brightwood
avenue. TO the Automobile Club Of
washington AT the club. the pathfnd-
ius party and members OF the escort
VIII be entertained at luncheon.
The pathhndirS party VIII arrive IN
Baltimore tonight. and VIII leave thar
city at 90 9'clocl1 tomorrow morning
The party was escorted INTO Baltimore
today BY a long line Of automobiles
The F-M-F pathfinder, driven by
Tommy SkeEgs- accompanied By repre-
seucatives of the B1GnSeT newSDaP PerS
auf PHoto=rapher Lszarniclz has COW
Continued on Fifth Psge,g
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
TRACTION HOSTILITY
THREATENS Loss
Outside Residents Nav
Move In, Saving Fares
and Cutting Values.

Dissatisfaction with the street car
service IN the District or Columbia and
suburbs Is rapidly taking a turn which
threatens financial loss not only to the
Washington Railway ard Electric Corn
pany but also to the many real estate
drsns dealing IN suburban oropertv.
The Times has, heretofore. called at
tention 20 the fact that many people
living within q reasonable distance d
tie center Of the city are walking 20
and from their homes each dav rather
than subject themselves to the incon-
venineces OF closed and crowded street
cars, with the accompanying menace TO
public health. A new phase is now de
veIoping.
In the batch of letters received by
The Times this morning were many
from suburban residents who are 50
thoroughly disguised with existing con-
diuons that they threaten 10 move back
into the city 50 that they can walk 60
and from their business
breads to Ride.
The general tone Of these letters is
expressed In one received from G. o.
Markham. a resident Of Takona Park
and president OF the Michigan state
Association.
Il nave lived in Tako-na for i've
wears. writRs Mr. Markham Before
the closed cars were put on N the stful-
mer time IL was a pleasure 10 ride III
and ont from the city Now 7 dread
The trip- for the reason that the cars
are never comfortable IN rot weather
the heat is sicksninS IN the crowded
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
GOVERNOR SANDERS
ELECTED SENATOR
Named By Legislature of Louisiana
to Wear McEnerys
TOga

BATON. ROUGE. Ia, July 5-Jared
Young Sanders, governor of louisiana
was elected TO the United state Senate
by the legislature at noon to succeed
samuel Douglas NcEuery. Who died
suddenly last week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
Reports From All Over the
Country Tell Same Story
Of Fighting.
NEW YORK REPORTS
THE LARGEST LIST
Number Of Injured Reaches 357.
All Sections Add Their
Quota to Total.

D'spaiehes from dozen or more Of
'''5 --sl el'lss, hosis OF smaller towns.
''a5S l'i0l5ioit the country
'-7 '' ''e pl's'aai eHeoun-
''- .'- excess Oh e-ailon or
"',- 1'e Tesat of the
a"is
OK
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

IneTe win be- fair weather tonight
ana Wednesday In the New England
states and fair tonight followed sy
uDSerlcd weather WedueSdav iu the
middle Atlantic states and the Lake
TecIon- The weather viii be unsettled
VI dn local rains tau5-ht or Wednesday
81 ne ONO Valley and The south Allan
Tie ard east Gulf States
TIA temperature VIII rise tonight i'm
the upper Lake region. and it viii con-
fiuue moderate tonight and Wednesday
iu the Ohio Valley, tlo middle Atlantic
ard New EuElall STATES Moderately
high rorlperat Fre viii prevail during me
next tlrry-SiE hours iu the south At
lantic AID east Gulf States and Tenues-
see
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
FALLS FROM ROOF TO DEATH

PASSNEC. y. 7. July 5.-AlaEander
Vareo. who Sou-rt To cool himself on q
.5re-essapc at tHr -au-I floor Of Eis
house fslI asleep and rolled OF He was
killed He leaves a vile and two chill
drec-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
Former Champion Breaks
Camp-Injuries Not
Serious.
WIFE HEARTBROKEN
OVER HIS DOWNFALL
Night Of Revelry At Reno Pro-
Ionged- Losers Winnings
Larger Than J0hnSon's.

RENO, Juiy Back TO the farm
That's the program for James J. JEFF
fres, defeated former champion heavy
weight Of the world With his conquer
or Jack Johnson, the only uudisputed
negro heavyweight champion in the his
tory Of the ring. speeding East with the
title and 3 ream Of theatrical contracts.
the b7ilermaker today pulled apart his
elaborate training camp at Noaua
Springs 10 return 90 his ranch near
los Angeles.
Though chary OF discussing his plans
those close 20 the former champion de-
clare he VIII abandon his theatrical
contracts and the proposed tour around
me world. which had victory been his,
would have been a triunphal trip and
solEcE OF another f0r1Uue-
Pail Hangs Ovez Camp.
Noana springs was under a pail to-
nay Members oil The eN-champion' =
camp were sr5U dazaG and he,viIdered-
Roger Cornell and Farmer Burns Jzf-
lfleS two loyal trainers, were ID actual
tears today when seen AZ me camp pre-
Hall-lc lot ile getaway pf The party
which viii be made this afternoon.
Both men mad been 'ip practically the
erilre night miuI--erinG 70 the defeated
-.irs- Jeftrl=s. who insisted that. now
lle nSnt was over her husband again
teioISed 10 her instead Of tbs public
0l1 the tfainlne camp.
The spectacle Of Mrs JeHrIes making
nou.IceS for the bruised and battered
Iace Of her husband was IN marked
contrast 20 that presented in the pm
Na-e car or tle eonqueTer- where John
son and his white C0us0rU were Jne
center ol, group ot reVeierS IN q
TrEerro--E-akiuC hs- of the sort for which
johnson has been famous DR. W :
Porter examined Jeffrfes again today
and declared that there was nothing
Scared the lips being cracked and the
LoIeIf1o open
The Johnson party left for the East
e. 2-55 last night
Banquet Is Called on.
The banquet which JefFies had ar
ranged for a party Of his most intimate
friends FOR last night w-- called OF, and
Instead. Jef parto1E Of a little thin
SOUP, about all he could force through
his bruised and badly lacerated Lips.
Throughout the evening the eE-chaTn-
rIou was practically blinded as a re-
suit OF q terrible uiu- on the right eve
iu the second round the punch which
Injured optic did not puff up as iS
usually the case but the lids closed
srJ the left eve was affected N sym
tarhy-
His vision grew poorer during the
evening when be was practically blind
ed hut IL was much improved this
m0ruinE, and JEFF expected to be quite
al right ln "a couple gL DAYS
While the fallen idol declined this
morning TO add anything 10 his state
Deu- OF last night atrTibuIug his de-
feat % the fact that his youth was
gone 81 was learned az the camp that
he feels bitter toward those who IN
du1ed him % Quit his alfalfa farm and
the retirement which Le SO IhG-ou-hly
enjoyed
CoTbett's Words Prophetic.
Jim Corbeu Is practically the only
member Of the JeFries camp who takes
cold --Hrr r--fH-r.7a IT.. Ff1--
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

Doors I1s-LnCh TEct S1-5o Apiece
Frank Li55ey & Co. i,h & y. y. Ave.
ADV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

FORECAST FOR TIE DISTRICT.
Fair t0aiEht. followed by increasing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
TN NOT AQUITTER."
SAYS BALLINGER
This Is His Pugnacious
Answer TO RumOr Of
His Retirement.

E BEVERLY. Mess July z-"IHl not
p g-itt-r and I never was L didn't
hriuE mv euatiou viii me and
( Iu not going 20 leave one when I zo
Haway touiclt-
{ This statement accompanied by a
+ iT-EraciGus 0uIth-ust Of the best de-
+ lveioped lower Jaw iu the Presidents
+ cabinet. was Secretary q TIE Inter
ior BaI.nEer's denial here this morn
fiaE that he intends 20 EIve up his
present position as head Or the De-
uarcment of the Interior
( Back OF il can ne found the outline
icf what President Taft r-easz 90 do
/ tins summer iu regard 90 reel auation
WORK IN the West He ard Ar Bal
Ginger, in brief. nea- &c Ia e silt
ledEed record 5u this res -sct O. submit
iJo the country by tn time the poTfs
are opened for the Congressional cleo
|-ous next November BaIIInEer came
there today from Boston and Iunched
with AIr- Taft After the luncheon.
ihe and the President ard Secretary
Norton went into conference which
Us expected TO last the whole Of the
5afternoou-
Work to Be Done.
10 VIII deal almost exclusively v.f.f7
L -l-- -lrllleLluouS -l amount or work that
must be done on reclamation bv the
department II VIII touch on che desire
/ Of Mr. BaIIinger 10 separate IS soon as
I possible Frederick H SSeweII- director OF
+ the Reclamation Service. from the Gov
eminent pay rolls It zsiI refer to tho
work that can be done bv the denar.-
ment and it VIII take up lr. detail the
duties Of the Board Of Army Engineer.
which has been named TO report on IN
feasibility or ronfeasibHity of the ole
reclamation projects.
tt is realized by friends Of she Admin
istraJion that It would be a very. easy
m8Cter for the reports of these army
3 engineers to stir up hostility TO the
/ President. If they discard some of the
Z bigger projects as not being worth com
: plerIng, there viii naturally come a long
and weli-sustained howl from the per-
sons affected by the abandonment Of the
work
Therefore IL is regarded as important
that this work OF Investigation and re-
tCoutipued on Fourth PaSe-l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

SzI1o to Detroit, Mich, and Return
Baltimore & Ohio. account B. p. O. EIks.
duly 9Th TO 10th. valid FOR return until
July list and may be extended u0ou
pavment of fee Of Sl.00- untI August
20th. Ask agents for particulars. .-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

80 t-1 = ~ ~ u rtt- tt a II t-EL-
IiAtsh'E-s- = tEEER ~. Va. JtIIv s.
F'etomHc clear and Stenandoah slightly
CLOUDY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

EcdaV-Eiieh tids l2-I- e. ID and 12-I0
r. 1l-- iow tide. b-A p ~ and $50 o. n
I1rlofro7f-lti tide. III r. NJ and
L-ai ll-. low tiea I-lf a. m- and 80
2 ID
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Continued on Fftk Psge9
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CoTbett's Words Prophetic.
WEATHER REPORT.

tcontlnued on Eleventh Page)
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Continued on Fourth Psge1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
G.aat Obio, Samilton gounip.

Staat Stio Samilor gounip.
Sd Is 6 Rdarbon gpintn. Qubtor beaen gountp
ffenu. hermit bie pbenetnce au iorr.e Qite au
p.rFousnn adnb.r.iu Cots it, pis in 8n mn Of
fie perssifnst iinb.
3um .uanib ben it ,rsu Ramn unt,r5shn
mensn oisasn St,mp nussils bm % Tag i'm September
g g. 1909.
&C. Ridarbion aubiior BON 5amion gountp. Obio.
Gseel Columbus Shio ben 80. Stptsmber 1909.
g.olaubo.: G. m. GuIIi q. on, Gidas aubtor.
limb bic nngeb anntntb sbra6 bnb
sp.nn bic Gue Sirofsn onsubrt hiossr 2 nif in ba
gonnn snbssuhlt fne unb bic Eutuna beg ShdBmfs
spin MOn.os ms ndd.n April n4i norsisi DrS oIfr
srot. iofs Ifs Cot 70 rdtGHbs nsefhr
ou ue Sirni,u unbesabH bsbsn psin MOns
ioa nddn apr IL apr 1870 9ertnue i'm Gouhouie
buoen gounins ansoebot.n srbe e Suern Sdn
aurib.n bab basr 9rtarf Gag 9ua ies! rb bs
o.r 9raes be Got 1be Got aann lpssrt bastr
piEs Iososhlaa.n gum 9ertau off,rrt Tnn
RG G.Gbmonion aubiOr 5omiliOn gounin.
Cincinnati Ohio, 2S. Usbruar 1910
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

Ged: ia, ia. meine Gndoigite. Der
CABIN Der 3eit perfdont ssineE; aud in
Jbrem ih0nenantlis eepdhrs ih fcboH
nebrere Jnlsen.@
ia, Gle pernen iiner cine Nusncbs
me MAIDEN; Gis iDsrneH INNER nHs
,DiRfaHs MssbsasS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
Onte Musrthe.

Rihier: Sic baben bem 6errn
Biirgermeiatr serabe bic fh0niien
fortOffeIn bonn U<lDe seftobIen!-
2lneeiloeier: g FAB mir bali bentt.
q ID q 1lomase fir bic ganae Gss
meiH1, ueHn grab e bic SfSbisnGrss
Iayisl ts&s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-03
BARGAINS FOR SALE By
EOEFMAN BROS.

Sl65O--4 room cottage near Rio Grande
shops. Pantry. closet, clothes closet
and room for bath; water and cleo
tris lights In house; cement walks.
Lot 3SiXl4o feet to alley. Easy
terms
s2oOo-New 4-room partly modern brick
cottage. lot 35xl20 feet 10 alley;
near Rio Grande shops. Terms 5000
cash. balance monthly.
$780, room modern brick cottage on
West First South Gas In house;
cement walks and barn. Terms,
5000 cash and balance $50 per month.
s22O0-Nice 4-room modern brick cottage.
street A bargain. Terms 5000
cash and balance $50 per month.
s25O0-i-room cottage: barn; workshop;
trees: shrubbery: fine lawn: lot aOX
157 feet to alley; east OF Liberty
park. Terms. 5000 cash and SIS per
month.
s2soo-New 4-room modern brick cot
tage on Lincoln street. Lot S5Nl57
feet 10 alley $500 cash and balance
s25 per month.
S35o0-Beautiful broom modern cottage
with fine cement basement. large
lot, on II street 5000 cash and S25
per month This Is a bargain and
must he sold. Can be made into a
7-room house.
stairway set for 7-room house: ce-
nlent sidewalks: fnc cement cellar:
on Third East and Ninth South
streets, Easy terms.
We have many fine homes TO offer for
sale II you want bargain see us.
We write Gre Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
Sc West End South Street,
Both phones c44.