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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-08-31
GEORGIA-CoBB COUNTY.

J. B, Haggard, j. D. Pagan, j. H.
Bryant and others have made applica-
ton for public road commencing az
the County Line between Douglas and
Cobb counties and running east through
the lands of Anderson Bros, j. B. Hag-
gard and +. L. Banks to near J. B
Haggard's residence and intersecting
the maip Atlanta road, which has been
marked out by the Commissioners and
a report thereof made on oath by them.
All persons are notified that said appli-
cation for said public road will be heard
at my Office on the 5th day of Septem-
Der, 1899, next, and If no legal cause be
shown to the contrary, an order for the
same will be granted. This 18th day of
August, 1899 J. N. STONE,
Ordinary.
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LennOx.
Health of our community

Health of our community is
good.
J N Dodgen is better.
We are to have new town near
here by northern capitalist.
Heavy rains doing damage to
crops, roads and bridges.
Lightning sunk the ferry boat
at Turner's ferry.
Married-Mr Newt Landers and
Miss Fannie Jordan. Lucre.
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OsE dollar gets the MARIETTA JOURNAL
70 one year, so cents for six months, and
rs cents for three months Come 10 and
nhecribe
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When a woman has credit she
always buys lot of fool things
she doesn't need.
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MONDAY.

The summer term of Miss Lin
da Bentley's school closed last
Friday.
Howard Putnam, of Oakhill,
Fla, is visiting friends and rela-
tives here.
The protracted services at Mt.
Carmel were brought to a close
last Sunday. There were fifteen
additions to the church--thirteen
by profession of faith and two by
letter.
The rains last Friday and Sat-
urday were quite refreshing and
much needed.
+. Rev. E. M, Dyer filled his reg
ular appointment here Saturday
and Sunday.
j. P. Durham and wife are Wis.,
fling their daughter Mrs. Minnie
Westmoreland, Of Rome.
After a short vacation, we re-
sumo our place on the Journals
staff under a new "nom," anc
Eli Perkins will hereafter In
thing of the past. NMN0.
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9 a % TT @ II e "a.
Bear. tho AIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
''s' Of &AzzZx

No one so completely realizes the
inefficiency of a superior as sub
ordinate.
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upshaW.

! ! i ! ! !! !
klIid apd bliging psi ghbor. Those
who knew her very day waIks
N life can testify that she was il
pure christian None knew her
but to love; none named her but
to praise. The funeral. serwices
We're ably conducted by Revs. a..
J. Morgan and Nj. Dyer after
which the remains were laid to
rest in the cemetery at this place.
She leaves q husband, two sons
and four daughters To mourn the
loss of a faithfulswife sand loving
mother, besides a large, numberrof
relatives, and friends who feel
deeply the loss of such a good
woman. We sympathise with the
bereaved ones in this dark hour of
sadness.
Miss May Sharpe will close her
school at this place next Friday.
Senator A. S. Clay will make All
address on education at O'Clock
IN the afternoon. Let everybody
come to hear him. There will be
an exhibition at night by the
school. A splendid program will
be rendered. Remember the date,
Friday September, 1st. Come
one, come all.
Rason Dobbs is visiting the
family of ]. N. McEachern in At
lanta this week.
Robert Elliott, of Lookout
Mountain, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Bryant, of this place.
S. c. Rice and family have re-
turned from Conyers, where they
spent two weeks with relatives and
friends.
N. V. Paris and son, Esmer, 2of
Polk county, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Rev. Thomas R. Morgan has re-
turned home, having held pro-
tracted meetings at all his church
es in his charge.
DR.. Rogers, of Gainesville, is
visiting the family of J. B.
Hughes,
"A. A. Griggs is adding another
room to his house.
Miss Jessie Kemp, who has
been sick with fever for the past
two weeks, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Broadwell and wife, of
near Marietta, visited the family
of E. N. Davenport last Sunday.
RUBY.
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Lost Mountain.

A heavy storm of wind and raj
visited here Sunday night, bloH
ing down corn, cane and forae
Cotton that was open was staines
very badlys Al IA
Estelle Moon, the little daueI|
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Moons
very sick with fever.
Miss Annie DuBose is at homo
after prolonged visit in Mobile
Alabama. ,s1
Mr.. w. III. Jackson says he I'D
a field of cotton that is daiAagd
one half by red rust, other farkpd
are also complaining of rust
their cotton.
We feel much delighted at
prospect of gail road thro
our section. The old survey rus
near the mountain. In discus
ing the matter at the farmeI
club Saturday afternoon, itseem]
to be the impression Of the citizo
here, that right Of way would
given to get the road. We haS
good farming sectiollsanf If N
had shipping facilities Gun farme1
would turn their attention T.
ITO raising hay, forage,
etc., and raising cattle
profitable and if the ped
assured of the fact thai
would come, theyfMould
q number of acres in
and the fruit would be u
shipping by the time the
completed. We believe
tion cannot be excelle1
county, perhaps in en-
fine fruit. We alreaS
cherry orchards of ~
each, and recently
per Clay have bop
Green, 40 acre. Of
of Lost Mountaiil.
pect to plant in
grapes. Gold has ID
and we believe
rich deposits of nlin1
needs to be DEVELOPED
would pass some WY "a
tle-fields of Che kivil
would induce trave]ef
this way to see thesa his
We think the adval]f9
route should be ad<
probably the conipapg
induced to come this "
Prof. J. J. Greer has u
school and will move t0
this week. A
Mrs. Perry Nc lTAatA
ing relatives here.
Now, Mr.. Editor, W.
the idea of ehitching
when we go to town.
else can we hitch 2
moon. Editor.
Mr. G. S. Coon
have been spendin4
Knoxville, Tenn.
son.
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II ELangley,
LAS 81 GENTS, Shoemaker.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING NEATLY EXECUTED,

Please call and give me trial. All
work guaranteed. :. los Washington
Avenue, opposite Court House.
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MISS EVIe, OF IUsJ MV A5aln 3Vl8I-
ted Mrs Mollie Steele last Tuesday
At the dancing picnic here sat-
urday, we are sorry to learn s4ne
of our church members. dhobd.
1t has a bad names for profesSin6
christians and dishonors thenhlna
as we'll as offends all faithful ,pas-
tors and devout christians. (
Birdie. Isl
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Born to Mrand&
lin a girl.
Lem Steele and
are visiting relatI1
A young maa
visit to Kingstl
think a young
fraction. That
at first you don ~
again. !.
Miss Lille Mae
visiting at Emerson
Mrs Annie Hill i
M,aa E..o - -
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CONCERNING WOMEN.
TFrom the Cbioago News.

IFrom the Chicago News.7
Sir Owen Roberts, chairman of an
English society for promoting the en-
ployment of women, states that there
are 100000 more women in England
than men.
Lady Lisburne, who is left a widow
by the death of Lord Lisburne, is a sis
ter of Lady Amherst of Montreal, who
married the preceding Lord Lisburne
The only other instance of two sisters
bearing similar relationship in mar
riages is the case of two Dowager
Lord Saumarez. In the Grosvenor fam
lily the duke of Westminster and his
daughter are married to sister and
brother. Thus, the third Lord Chesham
married the dukes daughter and the
duke himself married Lord Chesham's s
sister.
The other day a woman escaped from
q lunatic asylum in New York and dur
ing the time that she was at large did
UNIQUE piece of painting. She had the
luck during her Wanderings to find a
pall OF green paint and long handled
brush IN a building undergoing repair
These she promptly annexed and with
them marched up the stairs of the near
est elevated railway station, and be-
fore the ticket clerk had time to realize
what was happening she began to paint
his head and face a brilliant green The
unfortunate man was in a small ticket
stand all parts of which his tormenter
could reach with her brush and every
time he moved she gave his head a
fresh daub of paint and wiped her brush
over his clothes. At last he managed
TO send a wire to the next station. saw
Ing Am being murdered. Help, quick -
Ihe police were called and captured the
woman, Notwithstanding her vigorous
oeIenSe with brush and pail
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EFFECTS OF WAR ON GAME
TFrom the London Leader.l

TFrom the London Leader.l
I heard two South African sportsmen
discussing the other day the possible
effects a campaign spread over a large
area might have on the dwindling big
game of that region. The conclusion
they arrived at was that the game had
already receded beyond the possible
sphere of influence of such operations.
At the same time war has before now
had strange and far reaching effects
on the distribution of local fauna, as,
for instance, when the cannonading in
1S70-'71 drove great bustards across the
seas and into our eastern counties in
numbers unprecedented since that
magnificent bird forsook this island for
good and all many years ago.
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no DOUBLE NAYY.
Germany Takes Her Cue From the
United States

New York, oct. 2s.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Berlin says:
The Berliner TagebIatt declares that
the imperial government intends TO
double the strength of the navy.
The reason given is the great increase
of the navy of America. which is evil
IDENTIFY destined to become a great sea
power.
The report from washington that no
solution of the Samoan question has
been found is stated to be due to the
fact that no agreement can be reached
between England and Germany.
There is reason to believe that this is
not quite correct and that the negot1a-
tiOns have not been broken off.
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Osborne Plant Burned

borne farm implement connnanv,s r1sT7+
and the w. s. Cooper brass works ad-
joining We're destroyed by fire TODAY
causing loss of $4,000. The Osborne
company's loss was s10O, COO --0
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Account reception Twentieth Kansas
at Topeka, November 2. the Union Pa-
cihc Will run a special train from Sa-
lima to Topeka, leaving Salina at 4:3O
a. m arriving Topeka $40 a. m. Re
turning Will leave Topeka at IL q. m.
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Was the result of his splendid baalf1,
4ndonitable win and tremendous emery
are not FOUND where Stomach Liver XII
neys and Bowels are out of order If
you want these qualities and the succeSs
they bring, use DIR. Kings New Life ESiGis
Only e cents at Waggoners drug store,
ID Kansas avenue. n
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Notice of Meeting of Board of
Supervisors of Election.

Topeka, Kansas, Oct. IA, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be a meeting of the board of supervisors
Of elections at the office of the commis-
SIoner Of election, on Saturday. October
18th, at 10 a. m, for the purpose of re-
yising the registration for the election to
be held on November 9TH, 1899; hearing
all appeals from the decisions of the
commissioner of elections if any; and
transacting such other business as may
properly come before said board.
JAMES BURGESS,
1Seal President
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Closing Registration Books.

Notice is hereby given that the regis
tration books for the registration of the
voters OF the city Of Topeka will close
on Friday night, October 9th, 1899, at
8 o'clock, and said books will remain
closed until after the election to be held
on November 7th, 1899.
(Seal) L. T. YOUNT,
Commissioner of Elections.
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After Dinner

Take one of Beggs' Little Giants. The
pleasant after dinner Pill cures Indiges-
tion. r. W. Squires, pharmacist. 722 Kan.
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LOST AND FOUND.

tOUNI-Wher watches are cleaned for
t3c; clocks 6Qc. s13 Kansas ave, up
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


NORTH TOPEKA PROPERTY
No. 510-312 lots on Kansas avenue and 6
room house, very cheap.
No 49, room cottage, lots, Monroe.
No 4so-2 lots, room, story house,
closets, pantry, good barn, on Quincy St,
81 500; will trade.
No. 453-13 room house, modern in every
particular, 4 lots. good barn, stone walks,
everything frSt-claSs. $500.
$50. $50 +'' 49, i0oii mousse On '3ulneS'
No. Al room cottage. lot on corner
Van Buren, St, 500; $500 cash, balance
monthly.
Good room 2 story house and lots
on Van Buren between Larent and Cor
don 81 800
No 335-2 lots. good 5 room house. barn.
cellar, well, ciSteru, fruit on Quincy. all
for $3.50; $3.50 cash, balance years, and
many others. We have large list of
North Topeka property and can sell you
a good home cheap.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas Ave.
room house, $1.05O;s 200 cash, balance
sC0TT & CO., 615 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE
On Clay near 18th, a bran new room
cottage, 155 lots, ciStern, east front etc.
$3.50. Owner desires to sell at once and
will take $50 down, balance monthly. It
will pay you to look into this at once
Topeka REALTY CO. 534 kan. ave-
H. AACE.ERFANs Mgr.
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SOL Kansas avenue, second floor.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF REAL


L
The following real estate, belonging to
the estate of David r. Youngs, deceased,
shawnee county. Kansas, is offered for
sale upon the following terms and con-
l. The Home place containing about
161 1-3 acre with good house and barn and
mention. A ffrst-class farm. Price Sc, 90.
2. so acres f1rst-class land; about e
R9TG Ra9G lPfp6 PPee a2a S Saanoe good prairie nay
8. About 161 acres pasture land. well
T. About i0f acres first-class prairie
hay land. Not for sale until tract No
acre. For sale separately after sale of
No ! at & $3.50 6g per & acre. or VII with tract
to about 443 acres and lying contiguous
and constituting a large complete and
Wen improved crop, fruit and stock farm
situated about Z miles southwest of To-
peka near the Burlingame road, for
TERMS OF sALE-One-third cash, one
third in two years and balance on long
time Interest on deferred payments at
per cent per annum, secured by mortgage.
COMMISSION ON SALES-To anyone
making a sale / will pay commission of
5 per cent on any amount not exceeding
sale. Sales must, however, be made and
-ep0A 'eU - A1Sfi1 GHAs f sPENCER,
Administra tor. with Will annexed.
Bank of Topeka Building. Topeka, Kan.
THESE SNAPS MUST GO
east front lots. Tyler ST., modern
room residence, oak finish, barn, every
thing in Al condition; want offer
East front new modern residence 10
rooms, extra well finished, only 3 blocks
from state house, owner says sell this
month at some price.
ish, wide hall, bath, closet, barn, fine
neighborhood. is now vacant, owner says
what can you get, cash quick.
7-rCom modern residences. Tyler St,
fine ne5ghborhood. bath, for S3,375.
4 residences, jefferson street; rent for
$44 per month, s., SIS.
We have many new bargains in resi-
dence property $500 TO s., 600. Some choice
lots to close out before the 1st Novem-
Der.
See US and save money
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
113 West Fifth Street.
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FOR sAI,E-REAL ESTATE.

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REAL ESTATE-ROUDEBUS
Modem 8 room house. not completed
room TnaRteI crate large barn. city wat
er, well, new pavement, 18TH st, near
buchanan, south front, beautfu view,
room modern. house; none better, fin
room house, West Sixth; lots, close
s room house on Topeka ave, IL lots.
rooms; modern; southwest part of
Il room house, y block from pavement,
southwest part of city, $500.
ADAMS n3ui iofs s. tS9 oe6 FentS So per l MONTH &
room house on Harrison St, close in,
Nice two room house. 8 lots. east front.
east of tracks, between 7th and Sth, $3.50
for quick sale; payments
Anu -OO o'1leASG 'WeAGANr LOTS.
lots on Western avenue, near Tenth;
3 lots on Clay, near. Tenth street; paw
Lots on Harrison. between Thirteenth
and, Fourteenth From $So9 to $500 $500 each
8 lots on Mulvane, near Thirteenth, $110
Lots on Buchanan; on paving $500 to
Two 5'o lots on Fillmore near 18th. east
Good lots Martin & Dennis addition $50
3 acres, x mile south of city limits for
sale trade.
5 acres, East 10th st. about 500 per acre
2 blocks from car
5 acres suburban home, q. beautiful place
10 acres north of river.
6 acres east of Oakland.
FARMS
400 acres near Wamego, second bottom;
highly improved. excellent stock farm;
See me or write for price
160 acres miles southwest; room
house, $40 per acre.
$50 acres 8 miles from P. O., bottom
land, $1,000 house. At less than SIS per
acre.
so acres 4 miles west.
100 acres, well improved, miles south
west of city.
And one hundred others.
FOR REAL ESTATE, LOANS, COLLEC-
tions and Insurance see
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH.
115 West 9Th. Phone 267.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

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FOR EXCHANGES room house and
nine lots on corner line in Oakland for
a small farm not more than so acres nor
less than so acres within 8 miles of To-
pekt: will pay cash difference, If any.
Inquire of Don Cofman, S75 Oakland ave,
Oakland.
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FoR STATESMAN ESTATE.
FOR SALE
BY W. c. STEPHENSON & co.

3 fine east front lots on Tyler near Hun
f99n @in so ne @ eegant g 1T ldq g9dr @
3 lots and on Harrison St, room house,
baTn PTee Rae 6a5 seq or 500 eash ba
ance in monthly payments. Why not pay
your rental money on ahome- This is your
~ lots on Fillmore St, east front, nice
s room house, cellar. mantle and crate,
bath, water closet, sewer connection. barn
ance in monthly payments if desired.
4 room house. use on on 9s Liberty ST. for the
2 lots on 4th street, east of tracks and
3 room cottage. well water and coal shed
monthly payments.
room house, east front on Jefferson
street. cellar, well and cistern, brick side
walks, all nice condition, $1,150. 500 cash,
5 room house, cellar, well and cistern
large barn, all in fine condition, on Jeff
IL lots on Central avenue. North To-
peka, s room house, front hall and. stair,
hard oil finish, cellar, well and cistern,
good barn, Price $500; $500 cash, balance
est property III IN Topeka -'- -
shade, good nefghborhood. Price $1,050 if
taken at once.
s room house, east front on p Polk St.
city water, etc, 81. 100; $500 cash, balance
4 good room house, North Topeka, $500
$50 cash, balance monthly payments. A
snap.
~ lots on Tyler between 9Th and 7th,
large two story z room residence. front
lights, nicely painted and papered. Price
$3.50; 800 to $500 cash. balance monthly
if desired.
2 lots on Polk near 18th. room frame
residence, hot and cold bath, water clos
ct, marble face basin, sewer connection,
steam heating plant, gas and gas fixtures,
hot and cold water, cistern, pump in sink
in kitchen connected with sewer, new $500
barn. At the low price of 81 100 If taken
| soon. Part cash balance time to suit pur-
| chaser.
w. c.. STEPHENSON & CO.,
609 Kansas avenue (over Rigby'S.)
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PAVING.


THE OFFICE oS the Capital City yltrifed
Brick and Paving Co. has been removes
to rs West Eighth st
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Clay south of 7th, room cottage, els
tern city water. barn, sewer, 90 #. east
Lane near 18th, s rooms, lots, well, els
tern, $625; part cash.
Morris ave, rooms, cellar good cist-
ern, well, barn, lots, east front; only
81 800.
Kansas avenue, near 18th, rooms, Ia
lots, east front 81, 100.
TOPEKA REALTY CO., 534 Kan. ave.
H. MACFERRAN. Mgr.
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(First Published in the Topeka State
Journal october 21, 1890
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CHEMIST.

J. t LOVEWELL, Pm. D, Analyttcs
chemist and Assayer. 523 Kansas ave
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TIN SHOPS.
EDUCATIONAL.


FRENCH AND GERMAN Taught either
in class or private terms reasona pie
Mrs Hannah kihlberg, 1920 Tyler street.
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HAIR GOODS.


SWITCHES. CHAINS. Face, treatments
Shampoofng and hair dryed by hot air.
Mrs. Hattie Van Week. 220 East Fifth st.
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r1oRrsra.

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MRS J. R. HAGUE. Florist, SUCCESSOR 70
R J. Groves. S17 Kansas ave Phone CO.,
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS
~~~~S~~~~~~~~~%-~~~~~
THE J. c. DARLING CO.. TS4 KAN. Az
High Grade Rubber Stamps prompt WoFks
low price Catalogue Fres- Phone w
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FOR SALE
papered and painted, cellar, well and els
tern with pumps, good barn, fruit Ev-
erything in good repair, $1,000.
lots near car line, west and good
room house, cellar, barn, well. nice
shade, vacant ground, near. Price $3.50
very easy terms
About one acre. 11k miles from Santa Fe
depot, nice cottage, barn, well, cistern.
some fruit trees buildings nearly new.
Sell cheap or exchange for west side
house.
Western ave. north of 4th, IL lots, 6
room house, cellar, cistern, good property
81 600; very easy terms
Tyler St, near 9Th, 11z lots, room house
Madison St. north of Sd, 9 room house.
halls, cellar, cistern, stable; sell very
Buchanan St. near 6th, lots, room
cottage, sewer, stable, fine trees, would
trade for larger house
North Branner St, 1 lot, neat 8 room
cottage. stable, ,eisterns $425.
story room house, well, $3.50
Tyler ST.. North Topeka, 1 1-3 lots, good
8 room cottage, cellar, $3.50.
Shawnee avenue, Potwin. 2 lots, room
house, cellar, ciStern, water in kitchen,
large stable, hydrant, sewer connection,
J. E. TORRINGTON. Ill w. 9Th.
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FOR SALE
6 room house, $1,U50;$ 200 cash, balance
monthly payments.
SCOTT & CO., 615 Kansas Ave
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wATcHMAKER.


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U. s. CYCLE CO. us z. Sth st. National
and Union bicycles. Sundrtes. repalrR-
TOPEKA CYCLE CO., liz W. sth st.
E}icycie5 and sundries, bicycles ano
tandems tor rent; repairing OF All klnoS-
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KODAK WORK.
TEWETERS /.


JAMES B. HAYDEN, JeweIer and Opti-
clan. Complete stock of watches. dia-
unonds, si1verWare, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
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BUSINESS CHANCFs.

@--~--~~-~~~~-----~-~N-~---~-
1000 CAN BE MADE WITHIN Is DAYS
by my profitable plan of speculation in
Wall Street. Write for information i'm
Lnediately to Thompson & Co., bankers, so
Broadway, N. Y.
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Z room house. 2 lots, large barn, cistern
city water, 81 100; on easy terms.
SCOTT & CO., 615 Kan. Ave.
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FOR SALE
A neat new modern room house, z
blocks southwest of the capitol; has ena-
mel bath tub, oak seat closet, marble
bowel, enamel sink, electric light and gas,
with fixtures, city water and cistern, nit
cred, sewer, fine mantel and CRATE, slid
ing doors, porch 7x26, back porch, H. lots,
one-half block of pavement; papered
throughout. Price 81, 400; terms easy, rem
tai value SIS per month.
to 9 lots, N. E. corner Fillmore and
Huntoon, $3.50 each if sold by Tuesday
night.
5 lots N E. corner Buchanan and 18th.
$3.50 each; easy terms, z room house, lots
8 blks of capitol for 800; cost owner un-
A good 8-roo1n house and lots, Pros
pect street, near 10th @ cheap.
5 room house, Buchanan ST., near 9Th,
2, lots 81, 500: S100 cash,
4 room cottage, S. w. of the capitol
lots, 81 100; $500 cash.
room cottage IL block Bethany, IL
lots, 81 300; easy terms.
each, are fine SIS cash, and tracts and
farms Money to loan. Agents Phoenix,
London Insurance Co
BENEDICT & CO.,
saTrc Tf0OT
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FOR SALE
'---es ---'' 'sc6}TT & CO, SIS Kansas Ave.
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FREsOo WoRK.
MONEY.

500 oO0. 900 TO INVEST through Bankers,
Brokers, Promotersi send tor CIRCULAR
Investors Directory, N Z
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ULATION-Twenty dollars margins
one THOUSAND, grain two cents. Send
for our book Successful Speculation free
J. x. Comstock & Co.. % Traders bldg,
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PROFITS IN STOCKS. WHEAT AND
cotton. Mackey's Modern Methods Make
Money Write for our free book. c. E.
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FOR RENT
Good list of houses for rent by
S. M WOOD & CO
534 Kansas avenu