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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30
MRS. LAnerRy HER CHILDHOOD HONE AMI HER PARENTS

| To most British niatrons their sons are
| everything, their girls Of little account
| Ans. Le Bre ton H. an exception Her
| one daughter, the Jersey Lily. is the
| treasure and pride of her hear. In
| childhood Mrs. Langtry was tom
| boy raCin. through the fields with hC~
brothers ani playing tricks on quiet cit
| izCns. ST She gained the health, nerve
and ACTIVITY that have never deserted
her
--A' let iTVT nun, said Mrs Langtry' s
mother with evidcn. satisfaction In this
mode Of bringing up a daughter. "Sho
used 90 play cricket with her brothers.
never pinned her doNH-to school
much She learned French IN France.
German in Germary She also learned
Italian
Even though never pinned down 10 her
books much, however Lille Langtry
is anythlEg hut stupid mentally She
has vigorous cultivated intellect OF
the seven children of the Lo Brttlus
only three ave alive. tho Lily ana TWO
brothers. One of these William. the
eldest of the family. a man OF uucom
mon strength and stature. is retired
Indian army officer. The other Glenn
ent. is n barreter in London The
vouuECst of the family Reginald. was
thC champion boxer OF Jersey and glo-
ried in 10 and they say even his rev-
erend father William Corbpt Lc Bre-
tom. dean OF the church OF England i'm
Jersey. was not altogether ashamed OF
his prowess.
Upon the wall OF Mrs. lie Breton's
houdor close to portraits OF Mary
Anderson and Dean Le Breton. Is a pic
ture OF Mrs. I.angtry's only child
Jeanne. a pretty girl Of is. with fine
strong profile. apparently dark eyes and
au exquisite dimplc IN her chin. Al
any rate. Ike Sam Bernhardt. Mrs.
Iangtry has brought up her child ten
derby ana carefully The girl has lived
most Of her ne with her grandmother.
Mrs. re Rreton here in Jersey Photo
Eraph- of the Lily herself also ndotn
her mpthor's room the fav0ritse ard
the finest being those taken in America.
Mrs Laugtry was born in The rectory
OF thc parish OF ~. saviour iu
Jersey The house is a hno. rambling
old stone mansion noar- she P8it ts-ii-
church u 81 bunt on the slope
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30

ttf ~ .e-~
lish fur toques. giie sdor ls quite per.
ceplihle and trne o. nature .Black sat
I'm. 'N tho way. is the moslsh material
for bong eoais with flaborate cmbrold-
eri,s 'lone iu siif much raised over
padding and two kinds ~ fur. one su-
permposed on the other for the revers
on Dolpro
The last item Of dress news on my llst
concerns shirt waists. Already the WOOL
en- and silk ones OF yesterday have Civ
en- place 60 linen und batiste. The new
ones are cut without yolces and are
straight sack shape affairs with the
fullness unconhned. Neither draw
string nor belt holds IL I'm AT the waist
line. and the privilege Of adjusting is
left 10 tho wearer. Narrow linen tape
belts. with Hat suspender buckles. are
sold for the purpose of holding the shirt
In place and are a moro satisfactory
and convenient means than Mas the
stitched on belt. which was seldom
rightly located.
Alternating rows Of lace and nainsook
insertion running perpendicularly in
stead of vertically are the feature OF the
lace shirt which Will continue 10 Hour
ish in the garden Of dainty belongings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30

she has the papers read to her I'm order
10 get the news from the Transvaal
The amount OF birds killed for the
purpose Of adorninE womcn's hats can
be partly realized whom DO is known
that among the property destroyed al
a FIRE in "a factory ut Wantugh y. Y
there were 10000 stuffed sea rulls. e0 600
wings "a other hirds and 1900 bird
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30

The work has been greatly I'm demand
for the last FIVE years. and Miss Herndl
has filled many orders for the American
as well as the German churches
Miss Il. A Mulroncy Of Philadelphia
has made over $4,000 ont OF her shop
I'm the Klondiko
ihe oldest womars club is the phn
ad lrhia Fcm1lD Society For thc Relief
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30

Will be the tie
made from those
g + "A ndfather'
kerchiefs known
as "bandannas
Their universal
adoption Is a
proof OF the eff
cacy of daring
a nd p Q 81 $ l.
ence combined.
When the hab-
erdasher W h o
caters for male
folk first show
ed the bandanna
tie in his win
dOws, a hue and
ciy of mingled
amusement and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30

and Employment Of the Poor. u was
organized in 1895.
Mrs. IT HenIey'of Tunahoma. Tenn.
successfully operates dlstiliery on the
Cumberland plateau. near her home
which has e capacity OF Z 900 gallons q
month
Ih'uth llnI rure Nightingale now
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30

Meigi Girls seminary IN Tokyo. which
Is said 90 be one Of the leading educa-
tional institutions In Japan
Miss Maria Herndl has taken up
somewhat novel Profession that of
painting immense cathedral wind0Wa
after the fashion ~ ths German school
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30

10 go 90 the Paris exposition 10 exploit
that region's turquoise mines. She is
4 sister OF A. Damenles. the TURQUOISE
king who was KILLED short time ago.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt ST. has
the reputation of having paid The lar
gest sum tu ans single sint,r "a pri-
vaio must'aie. This was Si.sno ana Was
paid tp Mclha. E
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30
FOUR STUNNING EVENING COSTUMES

heads. The owners OF the factory have
men stationed IN different parts or the
country 10 shoot the birds. ana one or
these hunters broke the record by
shooting iiloo0 birds boz one year m
Florida
Mrs T.. VI LafTricfc. 1 Teacher OF
French In Minneapolis. has been sD-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30

Mrs. G. Il. Haskelrs gifts to OberIn
college amount to S17 900. This includes
a lectureship of $20.OoO which will ena-
BILE the president of Oberlin TO bring TO
the college distinguished men, special
lists. from year 20 year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.

has come 90 this country to study the
condition OF American working women.
says that u Is only a matter Of time
when Japanese women Will be rs pro-
gressivc rs their American sisters. Mr.
Sakmai is one ul the officers of The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30

amazement was set up. They certainly
are gaudy. but they have that fault
developed in manner SO peculiarly
their own that il acquires forgiveness.
mostly on account of its picturesque
moss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30
haAy Nav
ID "F
New York


Probably one OF the most popular
little dress items for women's fall wear
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-30
KerChief
Drapery.

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05
ZOE sALE-REAL EsTArE-
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
w. C.STEPHENSON&

2 lots and 8 room residence, on Topeka
ave. between 3rd and 18th streets. bath.
furnace heat city and eistern water,
sewer connection. fine shade, paving and
sewer paid for. A real bargain Price
1850; part cash.
2 lots on cornor. on Polk St, east front,
with z cottages. cellar. well water. coal
shed and outbuildings- Part cash, balance
time TO suit. Price, $500
5 room house, on East Paramore St,
new porehes, cellar. well water. coal shed
and out buildings. SEQ; SO cash. balance
in monthly payments. A bargain.
9 room cottage on St. cellar,
we'll water, coal sheds and out buildings;
rents for $500. or II per cent on invest
Hnent, 800. This is a snap
8 room house, east front on Monroe st,
between 3rd and 4th sts, good cellar, well
water. etc Price Ss100, a part cash, bal
ance time to suit
2 lots and 6 room house. cellar, well and
cistern, good barn. on Leland St, between
4th and 5th st. Part cash, balance in
monthly payments. $500.
2 lots, on east 4th st, and 3 room cottage,
cellar. well water, 500. $1,000 cash., bal
auce in monthly payments.
3 corner lots. south n east exposure.
one block car line, on West St; hot and
cold water, sewer connection, cellar, bear
ing fruit trees, shade and bluegrass,
evergreens. s~hrubbery. etc, barn $500
cash, balance $500 in monthly payments.
H lots on Tyler st. near paving, sewer
connection, 8 rooms, house, hard oil FIN
ish. hot and cold bath. water closet, gas
and electric lights, front hall and stair,
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COMMITTEES NAMED
BY the Methodist General Conference
at Chicago.


Chicago. May 5.-The standing COM
mittees Of the Methodist general con
ference have been organized as Iol-
lows:
Book concern-Chafrman. Governor L
Nj. Shaw, Iowa. secretary, = W. NH
lard, New York
Church observation-disclosures. DIT Jro.
Field. Philadelphia; secretary,J- q CoAe
Iowa.
Freedman's aid and southern eduea-
tlOn-Chafrman, Rev. Joseph Puilinan-
New York; secretary. r. ,. LVlhsoOos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Rev.J. r Day.
New York; secretary. / NJ DeLong,Col-
orado.
sunday schools and traets-Chajrman.
DIR. H. NJ. Hammill, Illinois; secretary
u. S. Payne. Iowa.
Missions-Chairman. Dr. VIM. F. Old
man. Ohio; secretary, DR.. James Nudge,
New England
state Of the church-Chairman. ex-
Governor Robert z. PattisOn, Penpsyl-
vania. secretary. Rev Edward J. Gray,
Pennsylvania
Temporal economy-Chairman, Dr. J.
NJ. King. Philadelphia secretary, Prof.
8. NJ. Bronson, Illinois.
Episcopacy-Chairman. Dr.J. MBuck-
ley. New York: secretary, DR.. J. W. x.
Bowen. Atlanta.
Epworth leagu@Chairman. Prof. r.
G. Copeland. Michigan; secretary, Dr. l.
Irving Penn. Georgia
observation-disclosures. Dr.J. E. Sawyer,
New York; secretary, Charles A Goss,
Nebraska.
Temperance-Chairman, Dr. Samuel
Dickie. Michigan; secretary, DIR. J. W.
BashfOrd, Ohio.
Intinerary-Chairman. Prot Samuel
FOpham, New Jersey; secretary, Abram
3. Decker
observation-disclosures. one Of the
bishops; secretary not yet elected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05
FOR sALr-REAL + a

good barn. everything nice and new.
Price $3.50. part cash, balance time to
suit.
~ lots and I room house. on Buchanan
ST., near sth, east front. hard oil finish
city and c1stern water. new barn Price,
g, $50; $3.50 cash, balance monthly pay-
ments. II you buy this you get the lots
for nothing.
A cottage, on Monroe st, between
Sixth and Seventh, 10 feet ceiling, electric
light. cistern and city water. large barn.
with electric light, $L.725.e0, part cash.
balance time or payments
2 lots and s room . story GUS on
Jefferson st, well and cistern, east front
Price. 5000: 500 cash, balance in MONTH
ly payments. A snap.
A nice 5 room cottage. on Polk, near
18th. east front, 10 foot ceilings, hard oil
finish, city and cistern water. sewer con-
neetion- Price, 1850. $3.50 to $500 cash.
balance in payments. See me about this.
3 lots on Tyler, near Huntoon street.
east ront- Price A.64 or viii sell Iz
lots for $500.
Modern home of 8 rooms. hard wood fin
ish, furnace heat. hot and cold bath,
gas and gas fixtures. 2 lots, on Topeka
ave. Price $500 Part cash, balance time
5 room house on Madison. between 4th
and 9th, good barn, city and cistern Va
ter. Price, $500. Part cash. balance
to suit purchaser
MONEY TO LOAN-On first real estate
mortgages
Houses to rent.
Fire insurance written at the lowest
rates.
For further particulars cali on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05
GIBBONS REPORT
On the Release of 522 Spanish
Prisoners.

Washington. May 5.-The navy de-
partment has made public a report
from Lieut. J. H. Gibbons. attached TO
the Brooklyn. dated Cavite. March +,
upon an expedition conducted by him in
n south of Luzon in the latter part of
February last. which resulted in the re-
lease of 522 prisoners. most SpaniarGs,
who had been held by the FilipinOs for
many months. According TO n report
Ltuet. Gibbons was placed in command
of the United States transport General
Alva, with a detail Of officers and men
from the Brooklyn on the 25th OF Feb
ruary n proceeded to the vicinity oe
san NarcisO, Gulf Of Bagay at The
southern extremity of Luzon in search
of the prisoners. OF Guinayaban some
of the prisoners who had escaped came
aboard, reporting that IS Spanish prs
oners who were disabled, had been left
by the insurgents at hat town and the
remainder Of the prisoners, including
some Americans, were being carried to
Paris The Alava at once made for
Paris and landed a party Of 20 marines
unde command Of Lieut.. Brown. L. s.
n c., at the head OF the bay. The in
surgent guard fed and the prisoners
were released and brought aboard the
snip There were among them ten
Americans, p Spanish officers, one &C
companted by his wife. II priests, u
merchants. four F~ilipinos. four Spanish
soldiers, including the wife Of one. There
was a good deal Of hardship connected
with the expedition and Lieut.. Gibbons
reports b a he cannot speak TOO en-
Enthusiastically Of the energy and zeaI
shown by the men
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05
MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS.

N1TTRESSEs AID SPRINGS IN stockor
made to order for Wooden OF Iron Feds.
Gets or Cribs. Excelsior. Husk- Cellulose,
Cotton. Wool or Hair Mattresses We rem
0<aep feathers ard warrant satisfaction
IN every particular. We also buy feath-
ers and make beds and PILLOWS 70 order
write for prices and description Call or
send your order to D O OWEN tarnt-
ture Dealer, s13 Kansas ave-
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
REAL EsTATEARoUDEBUsH.
FoR sALE-HoUsEs-

49, Is
A fine location on West sth, rent now
SO per month, and two vacant lots
81. 700.
front, porcelain bath; only 6 blocks from
sth and Kansas ave. $500.
New modern house, 8 rooms. fine bath,
on Huntoon pavement. Will sell right
Investment business property on Kan
Sas avenue: viii pay 9 or 10 per cent net.
4 4room house. near 10th. on Kansas
Two houses near shops; rent for $50 per
month Price, 5000; less for cash.
s room house on Tyler, near Sixth. 81. 500
Z room house, 3 lots, on Tyler. 81, 75a.
$1.400-
4 room cottage. Morris ave. $500.
6 room house, 2 lots, Morris ave-. east
front Sl,I59.
I have several ranches in Wabaunsee.
Morris. Butler and Greenwood counties,
from 8 to 1880 per acre
I can sell you good farms from $40 per
Bottom farms, from so per acre up
VACANT LOTS
Harrison St lots, close in
F1llmor St lots, on pavement, $500 each
Good building lots as low as $50 each
SUBURBAN
s acres bottom ground, 3 room house.
8 room house, s lots, l mile west OF
city limits, $sOo-s1oo down. balance
Money to loan at 6 per cent on farm
property
For real estate insurance and loans, see
EMMETT z. R~OUDEBCSH.
Phone 267. rs West 6th.
FOR SALE
30 acres, H miles west. improved, orch
ard, etc. easy terms, part trade, 5000
50 acres. s miles southwest, 10-room
house. s acres orchard, $3.50
50 acres miles east. good improve
ments. s., 90.
$50 acres. near Meriden, improved, $4,000.
z rooms, 3 lots. west side, easy terms,
6 room cottage, barn. etc, West 9Th.
fine property, 1900.
3 room cottage. close in. east side, $3.50,
SO cash, balance $50 a month.
4 room cottage, 3 lots, barn., etc, $500,
terms
7 rooms, thoroughly modern close in,
near paved street, west side, $2,500
) room cottage, fine location, west side,
1880; terms.
J. D. MILLER & Co.. ST Kansas ave.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
IN southwest part Of city, on new pave
ment. brand new. 5 rooms, III lots, mod
ern in every way. except furnace, barn.
Let US SHOW it to yous 5000. Easy terms
St. near Second. very nice,
7 room house. ~ lots cistern. barn. shade.
first class condition, 81. 9005s10o down. bal
ance $500 a month, interest Z per cent.
Good cottage. II lots. east front. south
west part OF city, $4,000. Terms easy
Van Buren,. near 18th St, 1 rooms. IL
lots. barn, chicken house, good neighbor-
hood. $4,000. part cash
Or south Van Buren, St, 5 rooms. 2 lots,
good well. large barn, good repair. rent,
$1,000. Price $1,000. This is 16 per cent.
TOPEKA REALTY CO, 524 Kan Ave
Il. MACFERRAN. MGR.
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VIII sell 212 Monroe St, IL lots, house
2-story frame, 5 good rooms and full base
ment. hall, closets. cistern, close TO bust
ness, A T. depot and shops: good neigh
borhood5 cash and easy terms
s. NJ WOOD & CO.
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WANTEp-sALEsMEN


statesmen WANTED-FOr new black
berry. -propagates from tips; does not
sprout all over farm like old kinds full
line of fruit and ornamental trees outfit
free: pay weekly. Lawrence Nursery %.
IaMrence. kan.
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MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON,
7A Kansas Avenue.

fine lots, + room house. good barn.
cellar, well, city water. cistern. sewer
connection. good shade. fruit trees, brick
his week for $500.
S room house, good barn, in AuburndaIe-
A bargain. Part cash, balance monthly.
? lots on North Kansas avenue, for 500.
We have a grocery and meat market in
this city, doing a god pronfaols bushes,
for 500, or will rent for $50 per month
1t will pay you to look this up.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
$50 acres in S. E. No. 50 acres cultiva-
ton, fine : acres bearing orchard, Z room
good frame barn. sheds and out buildings.
garden fenced With picket fence, so acres
fenced ~ acres neaxy timber 8 miles
school adjoining. A fine zinc mine IL
miles from farm. WIN trade for property
MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON.
74 Kansas ave--Topska, Kan
FOR SALE
8 room house. heated by furnace, light
ed by electricity, cistern- city water, bath
and ? lots. No: s12 Topeka ave A snap
6 room house and 2 room cottage. 4 lots.
cistern. Wen and cellar, and good large
barn. 5d3 z. Second ST. A snap. S.S0o.00--
A 5 room cottage, cellar. cistern, well.
s osEei con eonneetionas 2 lo ant 6ne fruit. ENo..
512 Buchanan St, $500. 500 cash. bal
A I room house, halls. and closets, els
tern. well. barn. mantle and crate. east
front. Lane st, N.D0-
A 9-room house, east front. furnace.
heat, halls. porches. pantry, closets, els
tern, city water. IL lots. Lincoln St,
PAYNE & THOMPSON.
67 Kansas avenue
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FIne i'm
proved 30 acres n "a miles from
Ness City, Kansas. Good ! room house;
wells, 2 wind mills, 2 cattle tanks, $50
/ acres in cultivation, 1o acres under good
4 fence. Good orchard. chicken house milk
house and other outbuildings- VIII ex-
Change for city property.
J. D. MILLER & CO. ST Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE
Desirable rental property, both resi-
dence and business property. 4 a bar
". NJ FORBES. us W. sth
I FOR sALE-120 Washburn COLLEGE lots.
from SIS to 500; east. west. or south
fronts Terms. SIS cash balance s. Rer
mo-, 6 per cent interest Pavement now
within 3 blocks and soon be there.
BENEDICT & CO. Sd Kansas Ave.
FOR Sale
50 feet front on Kansas ave. with 2
s7,e0o, viii net over s per cent above taxes
". " FORBES. Is W. 9Th st.
REAL ESTATE
Where you see a sign
BARTHOLOMEW HAS THIS FOR
SALE"
See me. as 1 have it now.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH.
Phone 2s7. u5 West Sixth ave-
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129 n. Madison ST.. good house, 2 story
5 rooms, etc, near shops; cash and time
$500 Take work and material for part
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osTEoPATRIsF.


STEPHEN c. WOODHULL. Osteopatn-
ist. Hours s-z; "a Thurs. S-Z 81 KA
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Fin corner lots. 10th and Clay, paveS
street, new brick walks and sewer; casl
and time to builders.
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S. NJ. WOOD & co.

WANT TO TRADE OR SELL
800 acres nice level land in KfOwa Co.,
Colo. $50 joins Stewart on No. Pac. Trade
for Topeka property.
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Fine lots, Lincoln st. and Huntoon; take
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05
REAL ESTATE.

I have a large list Of farm and city
property for sale from the Bartholomew
business, which I have just purchased in
addition to what I already had. See me
for bargains.
EMMETT E ROUDEBUSH,
Pho z67. lis West Sixth ave.
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sToRAGE


MERCHANTS TRAINER & STORAGE
Co. packs. ships and stores household
goods. Tel 1s6. Clarence Skinner, Z3 z
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If you wish to buy farms in this state
or Topeka property, call and see my list
we can suit IN any kin wanted.
S. NJ WOOD & CO,
534 Kansas Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05

Have 16o acres good grass land at An
telOpe, Marion county, Kan Cash and easy
terms. SO.
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Good 2 lot home, on Van Buren, st, 2
stories. 5 rooms, etc, large barn water,
etc, $500. s.. NJ. WOOD & CO.
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wANTEp-sALEsMFN


WANIED-Saiesmen. SO per month. per
manenL First National Nurseries, Roch-
WANTED-Sa1esmen to sell our full line
OF choice nursery stock. We give =
printed guarantees that stock viii be true
2 namA Write 70 Noun Hope Nurseries,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05


WATCHES cleaned &c clocks, SEC. main
springs, 75c. crystals, 10c- Cash paid for
old gold. or silver. All work
Old 3eWelry exchanges fc< new. If hard
up. see Uncle SaD- So Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05

FOR SALE
Chandler St, near It'll, 1 lot and 5 rooms,
well. etc. good condition. $500 Easy
terms.
East 18th st, H lots, 4 rooms, barn,
carriage shed. well. SS50s part cash
10th St, east of ave. good s room house,
barn, cistern, city water, IL lots. H.So4
Easy terms.
West Sth, neal Tyler, 5 room house. /
lot, ~cisfern, good repair. E,6o.0a.
Jefferson. near hospital, ) rooms. / lot,
wen. cistern. G,400-00@2oo down. balance
to suit
TOPEKA REALTY co, 5s4 Kan. ave.
H MACFERRAN, Mgr.
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A FEW OF BARNES BARGAINS
s room modern house, IA lots, on Tyler,
near Huntoon. $500
s room house, IL lots. modern, barn.
foom house. 3 lots. east front. large
barn. well. city water. cistern, on Tyler
St, near 6th. Owner says must sell
s room house, ? lots. Taylor St, city wa
ter. cistern. barn. $3.50.
Good S room house. II lots, Fillmore
St. near Huntoon. $3.50.
s room house, 3 lots. Lincoln St, near
18th, $1,000.
room house. IL lots. well. cistern.
good barn, east front, on Lincoln St,
near 6th 5000.
5 room house, IL lots, on Topeka ave,
well, barn. cheap, $3.50
4 room cottage, 2 lots. on Clay St. barn,
city water, a500 cash. balance payments
5 room cottage, IL lots, on Clay ST. $500.
Large modern house, 3 lots, on Fillmore
st.. 1850.
Good Z room house, Jefferson st. S,S00-
s room cottage. 2 lots, 2 barns, well,
eistern. on Madison st, $500.
6 room house, we'll, cistern- on Jener-
son St. $3.50.
3 fine lots. Fillmore St. on pavement,
Fine building lots. 18th and Harrison
cheap
Fine lots. 18th and Tyler sts.. $500
Fine lots Clay St. 800.
We have vacant lots and improved
property in all parts of the city. Have
large list 10 select from
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
Phone 262- n3 W. Fifth st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05

Good corner. 3 lot. Z room home, neal
s. N. WOOD & CO.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-05

Look at lib W. 18th, for $500; pays 20 per
cent rent Take y in carpenter work and
material.