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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-14
FOR SALE
w. c. STEPHENSON & CO.,
eO9 Kansas Avenue. Over Rgby's.

Nice cottage. on the corner east Of Santa
IFe depot. with Y lots. WIN offer for q
few days at $500; small payment down,
balance to suit.
room house on Buchanan. between sth
and 10th. city and eistern water. sewer
connection. III lots. Price I106. Part
cash: balance time This is near the gov
ernor's mansion and well worth the price
asked.
IL lots Buchanan St, nearly opposite
the governors mansion. fun story, hard
oil finish, sliding doors. city and cistern
water, sewer connection. barn and fine
shade. paved street; 81. 100 takes It. This
property has just been foreclosed and
must sell.
A room house on Topeka ave, between
18th and Sth. gas, bath. sewer connection
Price s2100. Small payment down: bal
anee can be arranged in monthly INSTALL
ments to suit purchaser.
4 room cottage on Chandler. between
3D. and 4th, east front cellar, splendid
well of water, barn. Price $3.50 Small pay
ment down; balance monthly INSTALL
nnents-
2 lots on 4th, near Santa Fe depot. cot
tage Of S rooms. well and cistern, fine
barn, house in splendid condition Price
81 600; 5000 to $500 cash; balance monthly
payments.
W. c. STEPHENSON & Co,
lover Rigby5) 600 Kansas Ave.
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10 lots and z room house on Lincoln st.,
east front. fruit. hall and stair, hard oil
finish, flne barn. well and eistern water.
shade. VIII offer for few days at 81, ESQ.
Part cash, balance can be arranged. W.
=. TroWbridge
2 lots on Monroe st. east front, high
ground fine location for nice home Price
81, 600. This is q bargain.
lots, east front. on Monroe St, I room
house, cellar, city ana eisterf1 water,
sewer connection. etc, good barn. Price
$2,100- Part cash. balance at per cent.
room house on East Paramour street.
in good condition. Price $500. Rentals
pay u per cent on price asked.
11s lots and 4 room cottage on Clay St.
good cellar splendid well water, coal shed
and outbuildingss all nice condition, $780,
This is a bargain.
8 lots. east front. blocks east Santa Fe
shops new room cottage, cellar, hard oil
finish, TO It ceilings, good barn, well and
clstern; nice homes now being built all
around. Price 1.100; easy terms.
IL lots on Buchanan St, Z room cot
tage, nearly new. hard Oil finish folding
doors, soft water bath, sink in kitchen,
sewer connection. nice barn, hoored. for 2
horses and 2 carriages. viii offer for
few days at 1880 This is worth the
price asked.
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FOR SALE BY
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.,
10 West Sixth Street.

room dwelling. good barn, % acres of
choice land fine fruit, large cherry orch
ard near city. for sale cheap or exchange
for improved city property.
room dwelling and acre of ground on
street car line. $3.50.
IL lots and neat 8 room cottage on west
side. street ear. Is block. $3.50.
2 elegant building let's on Logan street
car lire $50
11s lots on Harrison street pavement,
near 18th. S1050.
Neat Z room dwelling. 2 lots. city water.
on Fillmore street, pavement near 12th
hne corner lots on Fillmore street,
pavement. 81 COO
Neat cottage with ia acres, near Au-
burndale car line. $500.
? elegant building lots on Tyler and 18th
streets. 81 500.
Fine 9 room dwelling. good shade. els
tern and city water. good barn, on Polk,
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.
10 West Sixth st.
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THE STRAUSS AGENCY.

FOR SALE
Good room story house. ~ lots. on
pavement. near executive mansion, cellar,
cistern. city water. sewer, for 81, eco.
Fine room home, modern, with IL TO
31a lots, on Buchanan ST.. pavement, east
front. VIII sell very cheap.
One of the finest modern homes in the
city Situated pavement, close In.
near car line, beautiful location; If
bought at once very cheap.
room house, lots, good barn, bath,
cstern, fine finish. lawn, large rooms with
double doors, on W. 9Th. 81, 100
room cottage on Tyler st., near 6th
has gas, fine filtered cistern, sewer con-
nections, city water, $4,000. Very easy
terms.
Good s. room house on jackson st., close
in. for 81 400.
9 good houses on Van Buren,, $3.50 each
room house, bath, water closet. nall
lots. fine location. near 18th, for 81 800
4 room cottage and lots, paved St, near
9Th, for 81 700.
room house on car line, near 10th.
bath, gas sewer, Ia lots, for S2,l0O. Easy
terms.
Bargains in Potwin property. An sorts
of North Topeka property for sale.
Houses for rent. Lots all over the city.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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Manspeaker & Henderson,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.


ash; a perez
house,
n
in if sold
a
nd2
a a
10 as a pei
barns
hall
80 eet,s
MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON,
7O4 Kansas Avenue. Topeka, Kansas.
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MR.. REssEGUIE RETURNS.
Does Not Know of Changes in Office
Force.

General Superintendent c. F. Resse-
guie returned 10 Topeka today from a
trip east He was asked in regard to
possible changes in his Office force. as
of the Santa Fe into two grand divis-
ions
i have not received any further in
formation on this subject since notice
OF the proposed division was given out p
said MIR. Resseguie
Mr.. Resseguie said he did not know
who would be Mr.. Hurley's chief clerk
lie said he would probably not know
whether any changes would be made
tin an opportunity should be given rs
See how heavy the work will be under
the new arrangement
Many rumors Of possible changes are
being circulated, as stated in the rail-
road news department of today's state
Journal.
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Awful anxiety was felt far 41,e -.-s4
81 the brave General Durham az Mach
Las, Me. Wnen the doctors said she vr0nl1
Gle from Pneumonia before morning =
writes Ars- u H. Lincoln. who ATTENDED
let lltt IeaIA IA night. but she begged FOR
- 1l.is NeW discovery. which had
more IMAM once saved her life and
cllreu ner Q1 Consumption After Ia lyinp
she slept all night Further 1fses ~ is5,
cured her" This marvellous rr7e7s.i.r.9 q =.
guaranteed to cure all Troat Chesr ar7
Lung Diseases. Only 50c and 81 90 TrisI
potlles free at drug store OF A. j Arnold
q son AZ North Kansas avenue
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TO BURN A CHURCH.
4ncendiary Attempts to Destroy
Church of Assumption

An Intellectual attempt was made to
nre the Church OF the Assurnutinn
tCathoHc) at the corner of F5ghth and
Jac kson streets Thursday night a nile
Of half burned matches were found
against q door. and a. door mat leaned
around them in such a way as to pro-
1ect them from a draught until DroperIx
started The attempt was a cornpleta
failure. and some of the matches were
partially burned without lighting the
heads Rev Father Hayden saws he
mas no doubt whatever as to the orfsin
OF the attempt being of an incendfar4-
nature, as a similar ATTEMPT was r,7a,7a
on the city library several days prior.
presumably by the same party
Father Hayden notified the nolina af
the occurrence, but nothing has a.
Veloped mp 70 date which yvauId mai
cate the guilty party.
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SCOTT & SCOTT, SIS Kansas Ave-, Topeka, Kan
]. D. MILLER & CO..
ST KANSAS AVE.

Dta EAkA4NO<4O - " r.
FOR SALE
No. 729-3 room cottage cellar, well sta
bic, e. sth St $3.50
No. 731-Nearly new 4 room house, cell
lar. well; shade, on Liberty, near 9Th,
No s4s--1 acre. of ground. house. barn.
chDken house, fruit and shade, close to
We have farfns city and suburban
properties Of all kinds and sizes fer sale.
some bargains. Give rs a trial before
buying. We can save you money.
J. d. MILLER & CO,
Up stairs 517 Kansas Ave.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
GIT KANSAS AVE,
HAVE FOR SALE:
A first class grocery and meat market
one of the best in the city.
A stock of furniture
A hardware stock and a drug stock.
See us quick for these
FOR SALES acres land on Seward ave,
mile east Of shops. F. A. Cox.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS
J. w. JONES & SON.
Tel 707. $40 Kansas Ave
Tel. 7O7.


wen viii
W.
Kansas Ave
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Scratch, scratch. scratch; unable n
attend to business during the dav or
sleep during the night. Itching piles
horrible plague Deans Ointment
cures Never fails. At any drug store
so cents. 49,
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At VinewOod park. Sunday. Sent *
Fifteen picked men from Marsha ne
band under the direction OF r w
EWearengen. "
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win give a concert tomorrow afternoon
nc o'clock. at Garfield park
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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FOR SALE By ROUDEBUSH.

House Of rooms in Potwin, city and
cistern water. large yard; cost $4,000; will
sell for s., 100.
A good location Dowman Hill. room
house, 81. $50.
lots, room house, blocks from state
A room cottage, 2 lots, paved St, house
81, 100.
~ room cottage. paved st., 21k lots
, lots. rooms block from pavement
and street car, $3.50.
We have six houses in Parzdale to sell
on payments.
Vacant lots Kansas ave. Harrison. Polk
SITS, cheap.
FARMS AND SMALL TRACTS
240 acres, " bottom, fine house. timber
an ali around stock farm. VIM sell at
$3.50 per acre
800 acre stock farm. go acres, grass.
large orchard, large house, good spring.
so acres. fine improvements. wen 10
Gated. so per acre.
$40 acres half bottom "a 0O0
640 acres, ali bottom, improved. ~. 50 per
acre.
SPECIAL
Is acres within 1 mile OF bridge, fine
house. large orchard. for sale at one-third
what it cost owner.
Is acres north side. hog tight fence all
around the place, new house and barn.
young orchard. S1,150.
10 acres finest improved land in this
county. cheap.
Money to loan on farms at G per cent.
EMMETT n. ROUDEBUSH,
Phone 267. us West Sixth st.
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PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 KANSAS AVE,
HAVE FOR SALE:


A room house 1 lot, Topeka ave. be-
tween Sd and 9Th, $1,000 on monthly pay
vacant lots Clay st. between 10th and
18th SITS.
$3.50: $50 cash, balance monthly.
A room cottage. 1 lot. Polk St 81 500.
A room house. " lots, on Kansas ave-,
A Z room house. lots, barn, ETC.. Mon
roe St, North Topeka, 81, 600.
Modern houses and vacant lots all parts
caii ana see us and we will convince
you that we are dispensers Of big bar
%, 50 and 100 acre farms and ranches
for sale.
FOR SALE
Fine s room modern home,son west side,
close in, paved street. lots. fine barn.
house newly papered and pafIted, beauti-
full lawn, hot and cold water. light. Datn,
closet etc. Cheap. See us at once for
terms. One OF the most desirable houses
in Topeka.
southwestern part Of the city, rooms, ~
lots house 3 years old, furnace, electric
lights, bath room, hot water Tor passs
ment. kitchen and bath ROOM barn built
with drop siding. House has large attic.
u s0'1 ~ TIE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE
state house 10 acres of fruit; will be sold
very cheap. Chance for good profit in
Handsomely finished s room house. bath,
CRATE. barn. etc. All good repair. Choice
location, near Washburn college, $500
South Topeka, 2 lots. room cottage
cellar. stable. good repair, $3.50; part cash.
Clay st, near It'll St. room house,
bath room, cistern. hydrant, sewer etc
Price I.60Q Can make easy terms
Many other properties for sale.
J. e. TO RRINGTON. LOB West 9Th st.
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sIoxCLEs
PATENTS!

PAXENVS!
FISCHER q THORPE, Patent Lawyers
s14-s1I junction Bids 9Th and Main sts..
Kansas City, no. have new book on pat
ents for free distribution
J. A. ROsEN attorney and counsellor in
patent trademark ana copyright causes
Patents procured and trademarks reggie
tered Office, Rosen block, as Kan. ave.
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WHEN you want to hire man or boy.
call up 7. NJ c. A. telephone 81 ~ g
have a fist of men and confidential refer
ences concerning them. y. NJ =. A I'm
ployment Bureau. III East Eighth ST.
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JAMES r. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Cpti.
clan. Complete stock OF watches. dia-
fnonds. silverWare. etc. Eyes examined
and spectacies properly ftted.
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MISCELLANEOUS


ROEDIGER'S CLEANING AND DYING
works do the best work in the city.
Phone g57. $40 Kansas Ave.
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70 IoAN-1foney on Topeka real estate
Pay back monthly. Lew interest rate
See Eastman at lis West Sixth St
MONEY TO LOAN on live stock. pianos
organs, typewrltera, household goods and
personal security. r.. Rlscoe. 623 Kan. ave.
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- MEssENeER ZOE wANrs
WANrED-s[rUATIoNs.

1vANTED-place to do housework by
competent white girl. 52l Lime st.
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LADY to travel and collect in Kansas foi
manufacturer. Salary $50 monthly to be
gin. Send references and addressed en-
velOpe at once. Treasurer, 702 Star bldg.
Chicago.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-11
SIX RACES TO-DAY.
CONTINUED, from Eighth rags)


harness horses at the track. and large
fields may be looked for in each event.
On Wednesday there will he one har-
ness and four running events, so that a
splendid chance will be presented then
for great sport. The first race will be
the 2:2o trot for a purse of $400 The
free for-all pace was to have been the
second event, but there were not
enough entries. To the two running
races regularly scheduled for the day
will be added the two races that were
not run on the opening day because
of lack of time. The first OF the post
poned running races win be for $3.50,
one mile over four hurdles. for three
year-olds and upward. The second
will be for $3.50 for all ages, six fur
longs. The first runnig race of the
regular card will be FIVE furlongs. for
all ages, for $3.50. 1t will be a selling
race. The second of the regular card
will be for all ages for $3.50, FIVE and
one-half furlongs, selling.
For Thursday. everything is harness.
There will be 1926 class for PAGERS,
purse $500; a free for-all for trotters,
purse $500. and a 2;1S class, pacing,
purse $500.
For Friday. the closing day of the
meet, there will be $500 up for harness
races, which means fine card for that
day. The conditions are yet to be an
nounced.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-11
Let's 10 1t Right.

Editor Morning News: Why this
apathy of our people regarding the
State Fair? What's the matter with
the enthusiastic people of this town?
We want visitors to be impressed with
our interest taking in this matter, and
it's NOW or never" for us to do the
right thing by the management of this
great and expensive undertaking.
What's the matter with a general half
holiday? What's the matter with every
house closing some day at noon and
giving the Fair a general outpouring
of all the sales people. Suppose, with
one accord, we close next Friday at
noon and send our people out to give
this occasion a great boost. Who will
he the first to sign such agreement?
j. D. Bellah,
MANAGER. EOVe a E,ckstein
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-11

Teller for hissef an de debbil take de
hinemos'-
well, sab. my head was sailin'
roun, but l grab holt de do'-pos'. an
look roun' for Miss. / couldn't see
her at frs. but gee! de talkini Dey
was all goin' at once My sister Liza
wot Ibis cen town write me dey is
wearin' 'em little mo- longer dis season
dan wot dey did las season an de
sleebes is a little mo- tighter tink it's
a shame we don't wake up a little ex-
try for de minister John he say de min
mister make mo money den wot he, do
but l say you dunno cause he got SIGH
a 'normous family an SIGH a
onprovident wife de his way is to
take 'em off dey gifts too ripe an low
a good poun' o. sugar for ebble quart
de ondecitful mink. I nebber couldn't
bide none O. dat breed nohow. always
a maxim trouble for udder people; law
my dear edible soul un de house down
at one time an de doctor tree TO time
a day
Long bout dis time ole Miss, she
spy me an come out.
i" Well. Mingo,' she say, 4 speck
you come for me?
so she git cen de rockaway, an
vile / was dribin' home, I study to
myself an lowed it was mighty lucky
1 had git old Miss outen all Diet fuss
an confugion. SIGH a nice, quiet, sweet
spoken lady like she was; it was
'nough to run her crazy.
when we git home de Kunnell come
an help her out, an wot you speck
she saw"
Il speck," said the waiter, she ak
de Kunnell wouldn't he please SEN
to de doctor for some medicine to stop
dat headache"
Dat" said Uncle Mingo. els go to
show how much you don't know.
"She say, 'wot make you SEN for me
so soon? 1 was habin' SIGH nice,
quiet, pleasant timer"
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CLAIMED THEY WE'RE 1NsuLTED
Two Girls Had Men Arrested and
Then Released.

r. d. Harm and ]. A. Lane, two
young white men, were arrested yes
terday by Patrolman Godbold on a
charge of insulting ladies on the street.
The complainantss were jamie and En-
ma Finberg of No. S15 York street,
east, but later in the day they with
drew the charges and the defendants
were released.
The complainants are sisters. They
stated that they were walking on the
street together when insulting and IN
sinuating remarks were made to them
by the defendants. They found Pa
trolman Godbold who secured a bicycle
and ran the young men down. The
girls gave as their reasons for with
drawing the charge that their father
would not permit them to appear in
court. The defendants denied that they
were guilty.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-11


ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR GOOD.
mans Liver Tonic for dyspepsia: Good
Luck Embrocation for whooping
cough and Group Benzoin Balm for
chaps and rough skin; Sow Rem. the
cough king, for the cough you can't
cure with other remedies. Persses
Drug Stores.
GIVE US A CALL: WE HAVE
some very fine engines and boilers for
sale cheap, from II. Z. to 125 II. p.
McDonough & Ballantyne.
FOR SALE. ALL THE COAL AND
wood you can burn this winter. Domes-
tic Coal and Wood Company. Both
phones 81.
FOR SALE, ONE STEEL HAY
press: new spring top wagon: new
spring truck; six second-handed bug
giles: double horse wagon; all in good
order. so New street.
MAINE SEED POTATOES or OUR
own raising In Maine. All leading
varieties. Carload shipments iirect
from Maine 20 destination. Henry
Elwell a. Co, $40 Washington st., New
York.
FOR SALE. THE FINEST SALOON
In Jacksonville. Fla, IN a good loca-
ton and doing a good business; can
be bought reasonable. Address y. o.
Box 800, Jacksonville. Fla.
BRICK. BRICK, BRICK; THE AU-
gusta Brick Company. Augusta Ca.
Mss one million bricks on hand. ready
Tor delivery correspondence solicited.
FOR SALE, THE JACKSONVILLE
steam Ferry and Terminal Company,
consists ~ boats, docks and franchise.
a good Investment. Call on on adj
dress ,, y, Gray, care " aboys COM
paDys
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YIN. G. AS WEEK OF PRAYER.
ouening Service Yesterday Con
Quoted by Rev. DIR. j. \. Fair'

ouening Service Yesterday Con-
Quoted by Rev. DIR. j. Y. Fair.
The opening service of the Week OF
PRAYER at the Y. M. c. A. was con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon by Rev.
DR.. j. Y. Fair, of the Independent
Presbyterian Church, who delivered
special address to young men. The
service was we'll attended and much
enjoyed. especially the music. which
was sung by the choir boys of st:
John's Church. under the direction OF
their choirmaster. Mr.. Edwyn +.
woodlands.
Another service will be held tonight
from s to S:45 o'clock and similar SER
vices at the same hour on each sue
ceeding night of the week. The lecture
on each occasion viii be delivered by
MIR. X. Habersham Clay. His subject
tonight will be, Jesus Christ, King. p"
IL is the desire of the officers OF the
association that members attend as
n-any of these services as Is possible.
In order 10 facilitate this the regular
gymnasium classes, and other classes
have been postponed from their usual
hours Of meeting TO 3 o'clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-11
A NICE QUIET TIME.
Uncle Mingo Tells what He Heard at
the Sewing Society.


Uncle Mingo sat smoking in silence
while his friend the waiter looked over
the paper.
"Ha! hal hal" roared the waiter
Uncle Mingo eyed him curiously.
"Wot you got now?" he asked.
1T was a joke here bout a ladies'
SEWN society,"" said the waiter. II
wonder wedder dey rally does talk an
carry on like de paper say deg does ?"
"Wy," said Uncle Mingo, de half has
nebber been tole. Lemme tell you bout
one time.
at was one summer evenin' mos
shutdown dat | had 'casion to go to see
de Kunnel. De Kunnel he had de rock
away hitch up at he do. an he ak me
TO take de rockaway roun' to Mis-
Hawkins house an fetch Ole Miss
home from de SEWN society, cause he
been right busy hlsself an couldn't git
off at de minute.
$50 dribe roun' to Squire Hawkins
house wich was bout mile; I hitch
de horse to de front gate an den l
gone M cen de piazza TO de do. De DO
was wide open: / could see an near
ebbleting. an oh, my!
"Was dere much talkin' goin' on?'
"Talkin'l wy talkin' wasn't de word,
nor Vet conversation don't 'zacly fit
de case. 4. g.. D.
frnrle Afingo continued with extreme
volublllty. AN dey was edible single
oDe ~ dunn goin' IFS as hard as she
could for an she was wort an ali az
de same time talkin' al once wldout
needer one llstenin' 10 nobody else an
nobody gibln nobody no '1ah'e -
squeeze cen a word eageNlse gH ~ az ~. =
sorstes ike bcll-cl8ppef hang cen a.
r,,idls eoln' In b0ts ems Wl4out stop
XIV for no res' nor punriuatin nor
rmthtn b1t ebble one runu'n "a f1cf tn
irv'ni to sea wodder ODE eonlanl oli-
IN edible body else an. vicious n ..,,l. ~.
<nevin' vol any body e'ar 'tea iHlhi,.
,l-...l l.-ll M lnlLnI ~ El-lllnrI .pD--
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-11
FOR RENT-HoUSEs.


FOR RENT, NO. 22l WALDBURG
street, east. comfortable house: per-
feet order and condition.; hot and cold
water: every convenience: right rent.
right tenant. Estate Solomon Cohen.
Broughton and West Broad streets.
THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
for rent. 226 Park avenue. east. near
Lincoln street. in perfect order and
condition; every convenience; can be
used as two separate flats; right rent
to right tenant. Estate Solomon Cohen,
West Broad and Broughton streets.
FOR RENT, NO. 10 HENRY
street. east, three-story and basement
house in first-class repair. Apply AL
Ian Bond & CO.. II Bull street.
FOR RENT. FOUR-STORY BRICK
residence. corner Barnard and CASTOR
streets; large yard and outbuildings.
Apply 113 Broughton street, west.
FOR RENT. 7-ROOM HOUSE. 205
Duffy street. west. Apply at POI West
Duffy street.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-11
PERSONAL.

Visitors to the city should not fail
while here 20 consult DR.. J. Newton
Hathaway, who " considered 20 be the
most successful and expert specialist
ln this country In successful treat
ment o. al Chronic Diseases. Com
Hathaway and bis partner. DR.. Glib
son. VIII both be- IN Attendance from
So a. m. ~ 2 D, m. each day during
the Pair sundays 10 40 J. once en-
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