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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-17
REAL ESTATE ROUDEBUSH

FOR SALE-A FEW BARGAINS:
, Business property on Kansas ave, west
side. central location
Modern 9 room on Harrison. See me
for price.
houses on Jefferson. can sell to pay u
Per cent or more.
room house near transfer station. Pot
win. 50 100.
Houses in Lowman Hnl and Morris ave-.
81. 900 to 81 500
Lots on Harrison st.. close in. $3.50 to
$500.
room house. 2 lots. blocks from state
2 lots on West St. east front. near Eu-
cid school, $500.
SIS Lawrence St. rooms, $50.
10th and Golden, 3 rooms. u lots. 5000
Payment down, balance monthly, on the
four properties above.
40 acres of good upland. near school.
good house and barn, never failing water.
fine neighborhood, less than miles from
city limits s.. coo.
800 acres 15 miles, from Topeka, good
buldingss55 hay land. balance farm land.
$500
$40 acres near Topeka. one-third bottom
land. a fine farm and stock ranch. well
improved, $500 per acre.
We have houses and lots IN all parts of
city, and farms in all parts Of this coun-
ty and state.
Houses for rent
Insurance written.
Money TO loan on farms at per cent.
EMMETT f. ROUDEBUSH,
Phone 267- lis West 6th St.
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FOR SALE BY
". c. Stephenson & Co.,
500 KANSAS AVE.
Over Rigby's.

lots and room house. east of new
santa te shops, cellar, vel and cisteT 2
payment down. balance time to suit
IL lots on Lincoln St, room cottage.
cellar, Well and cistern. coal shed and
outbuildings- Part cash balance time to
room cottage, cellar. splendid well Of
water, coal shed and outbuildings, on Lo~
balance in monthly payments. Price $3.50
80 foot front by $50 foot deep, east front
WIN deed to right party who viii build a
suitable house For particulars call &C
room cottage on Branner St. between
81 ana 4th, east front, cellar, coal sneo
and outbuildings. Price 500; small pay
ment down, balance monthly payments
room cottage. east front, on Chandler
psTeu LhFIolgh9ut; cellar Wen svalg5II' Darn
ment down, balance payments
Finely improved farm near Topeka to
exchange for nice property in Topeka, or
mortgage back for the balance at per
cent. See me about this.
room cottage on Western ave, hard oil
finish, fine large porch. city snd cistern
water OFFER a few days at $500; part
cash, balance at 6 per cent
lots and room house on West St,
near paved street, hard oil finish, front
nall and stairs. filtered cistern- Price $3.50.
6 room , story house hard oil finish.
close in, cellar, We'll. cistern, nice yard
Nice s room story house on W. 5th St,
nail and stair, hard oil finish. Price 81 800.
Part cash. balance time to suit at per
cent
room house on Monroe st. between Sd
and 4Ih SITS, east front, paved St. sewer
connections, cellar under all, also room
house on rear same lots. VIII sell for
81. $50 This is a bargain Small payment
down. balance in monthly payments-
Money TO loan real estate security
at low rates.
Houses TO rent.
Fire Insurance written at the lowest
rates
". G. STEPHENSON a. CO.,
659 Kansas Ave. lover Rfgby's.1
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BIZ
w. NJ. FORBES.
SECURITY BUILDING.

$50 acres in north part of Usage county
four miles from market, large dwelling,
new barn IS by %, well Watered, all kinds
of fruit, fenced and cross fenced with
Price SIG Der acre
$40 acres south Of Ennporia, 6 miles
from Olpe,-140 acres in cultivation, post
and wire fence, dwellings and barns erect
ed in 1893. and in good condition. Price
ST per acre. Easy terms
so acres IN Douglas county, miles to
good trading point. IL miles to station.
hedge and wire fence, living water, Is
acres timber. $50 acres in cultivation, part
bottom land: room dwelling. good barn,
cribs and granary. Very low price of So.
GEO for short time
room dwelling, strictly modern, oak
finish. located in south part Of city, viii
make special price for short time.
room dwelling. east front, Jackson
condition Price s.. 100 Terms
5 room cottage with well, cistern. cellar,
bath. large barn. fine shade trees. in
Lowman Hill. Price 81. 600.
good room dwelling. large stable well
eistern- Price $500. VIII exchange for
farm
5 lots, room cottage. good barn build
near shops. Price $3.50. Can buy vacant
lots adjoining
2 vacant lots on Clay st., between 18th
and 5th SITS Price 5000
Special price on a strictly modern
dwelling in Potwin for short time
/ lot on corner in Potwin for 81 600.
$500 viii buy II of an east front lot on
Wood avn ave-, large shade trees, brick
walk and sewer paid for
The above is a partial list of properties
we have FOR sale
Houses for rent in all parts of the CITY
Collect rents and do a general insurance
business. w M. FORBES
Security Building
Topeka, Kan.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
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READ THIS LIST.


800 acre ranch.
5000 acres Of IL bottom land.
l1,Vv0 dollars worth of fine improve
miles Of running water springs.
miles from railroad station.
70 miles west of center Of Kansas.
On Saline river. In wheat belt.
Fine pasture, rich land, excellent water
Price for next ten days only $3.50 per
acre.
700 acre ranch near Topeka
Abundance of running water.
500 acres in pasture. Fenced.
200 acres in cultivation.
10 acres orchard
Fair building.
Price $500 per acre
2, 400 acre improved ranch.
All fine slope land.
Fine room house.
Large stone barn SO by 80.
Cattle sheds, corrals and cutbund1ngs.
room tenant house.
200 acres in cultivation.
Never falling water creek and springs.
All well fenced Price $3.50 per acre.
10 acres 3 miles east OF city.
All garden land.
4 room house. cellar, cistern,
Barn. good orchard. cherries and apples.
Very desirable. Price $500.
We have several fine properties
In city at a great bargain
See us If YOU want to buy
Sell or rent a good property.
Finest bakery in the city
For sale at a bargain
For ten DAYS This is worth
Your looking I'D.
AlANSPEAGER & HENDERSON,
704 Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids for putting in heating sysv
tenn IN the chemistry physics building &c
the Kansas State Agricultural college wilt
be received at the office Of the under
signed till 10 a. m. September 4. 1901
Bids must be accompanied by g. certified
check for 500. payable to the treasurer %
the college. as a guarantee that the sue
cessful bidder viii furnish a satisfactory
contract and bond. Plans and spechco-
tiOns are on file at the office Of the arch-
ftect, J. G. Haskell. Topeka. and at the
office of the undersigned. The right TO
reject any or all bids IS reserved
T. r. NICHOLS.
Manhattan. kan
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
Fine corner on Monroe and 10 room
dwelling and He lots ] block to city hall.
VIII net purchaser 10 per cent Our
room dwelling on Quincy near Sd, city
and clStern water 81 GO.
IA acres Of ground good room dwell
Ing. z good barns, well and cistern, grapes
ana other fruit west Washburn college,
% acres Of land good room dwelling
ana barn and all kinds Of fruit VIII ex-
enange 1or improved city property or sell
Tor cash 81 200
Neat room cottage. well and cistern.
IL lots and room dwelling in Martin e.
Ds1lnls addition. fine corner. 81 900.
cnolce corner lots on College ave. 500.
near ID 81 100
p room dwelling y lots. on Quincy. near
RODGERS. DAVIS & Co.
10 West Sixth St
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PERSONAL


MORPHINE. opium. laudanunn. cocafne
habit myself cured; viii inform vor5 ~
harmless permanent home cure Srrs
Twin, box lz12 Chicago
CANCER CURED at home bv internal
treatment. no knife. plaster OF pain
BOOK and testimonials mailed free
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FOR SALE
A new well finished frame house of 8
rooms. with furnace. electric light and
sanitary plumbing complete, good barn
and side driveway Location on paving in
desirable neighborhood- Owner wants TO
sell at once and offers a bargain
= z TORRINGTON
1o9 West Sixth St.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

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(E1rst published in Topeka State Journal
Aug IA. 1901
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WANT AN OFFER.

1913 Topeka ave. residence.
lsl1 Polk ST., residence.
40 Madison St, residence
1910 Taylor St, residence
1924 Lime St, residence
cottage on Clay. near 4th-
Cottage on Polk. near 18th
Cottage on Taylor near 9Th.
Cottage on Tyler, near 10TH
residence on Western ave. near 18th.
Residence on Western ave, near Hun
toon-
Residence on 18th. near Dillon.
Residence on 18th, near Buchanan.
Residence on Clay. near Sth.
Residence on Fillmore, near 8th.
Lots corner 9Th and West St
Lots corner 9TH and Taylor ST.
Lots corner 18th and Harrison st
Lots corner 14th and Harrison st
Lots corner 18th and Tyler ST.
Lots fronting state house.
Lots fronting Bethany college.
Lots fronting Holiday park.
Lots fronting Central park.
We have a great many new bargains in
our list owners are compelled to sell at
some price. Buy now while you can get
at your own price. See us.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO,
Phone 262- 113 West Fifth St.
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FOR SALE
Very near the new shops. 2 lots and q
neat room cottage. cellar. pump in
closed yard, all good repair Very cheap
at $780, Easy terms.
Several other small properties in the
same locality $3.50 to 81 200.
207 Van Buren, st, IA lots. room house.
small stable, well and pump. sewer. some
fruit This is to be sold and some one
will get it cheap Make an offer.
J. E. TORRINGTON,
100 West Sixth St
FOR SALEAGreat bargain. owner leaV
ing city. cottage home, zl3 Forest ave.
4 rooms, well, east front lots. only S525.
p. c. Moore. 40 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-Big snap. No. 1905 Chase
ave. 4 rooms we'll shed, barn, 3 lots,
fenced, only $375. P. G. Moore. 40 Kansas
ave
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J. D. MILLER & CO.
SIT KANSAS AVE

J. D. MILLER & CO..
517 KANSAS AVE
FOR SALE
No. U.s. room house. barn. lots, Clay
St. $500.
No 72s4 room house, cellar, stable,
chicken house. etc, Grattan St, cheap at
No. ell. 900 acres all IN one body. Cree
ley county, 81, go
Investors and homeseekers, buy now
and save money
]. D. MILLER & CO..
Up stairs. SIT Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-Good tenement block on
Crane ST. Inquire of c. o. Knowles, city
or M L Leorned. Omaha Neb.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

" AN ED-t4ood residence. must be e-ao5
i9cation- address Residence, care jour
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, 120 acre min
eral claim in best mineral district in
Marion county. Arkansas. title perfect.
? years assessment work done. good
showing of both zinc and lead Address
or see T. ". Durham, Ills Taylor ST., To-
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BUSINESS cRANoE

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NOAfDRIABLE income assured from ia
NestlenL @luys We accept SO lust for
Lrlal- profits paid weekly by money order
aiEhest commercial references and ~
let nee W. w OHara. Union Trust
bldg. Cincinnati. ..
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LIST ANN FouNn.

FOUND-The best place to have your
cleaning and dyeing done.
c. F. ROEDIGER.S20 Kan av- Tel e5i
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In the United States District Court for
the District Of Kansas.
In the matter Of The Clements COM
pany Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will, pursuant to order Of the
court. on Tuesday, August "a. 1901 at 10
o. clock a. m, at No. 81 Kansas avenue
Topeka. Kan, offer for sale, subject 20
the approval of the court. at auction in
bulk for cash. the entire stock of cloth
ing. hats. caps. gents furnishing goods.
etc, together with the store fixtures o.
The Clements Company. the same being
located in the store building at No 65l
Kansas avenue, in the city Of Topeka
EVERETT J. DALLAS.
Receiver Of The Clements Company.
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SAAAESAlHN-S2 weekly. including travel
IT'S expenses experience unne cessarv.
sell usaiers only; permanent position. ele-
CANT line Neville Mig Co. PHILADELPHIA
Ii EsftAL commission paid to sell our
nigh grade ready mixed house and barn
pants Exclusive agency given one dealer
IN town Reliance Paint Co, St Louis
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TOPEKA CYCLE CO.. 109-111 p. sth st.
Tel 706. Bicycles and sundrles: bicycles
and tandems for rent; repairing Of ala
kinds.
U. s. CYCLE CO. 11s r. sth st. National
and Union bicycles. SundrIes. repalra-
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WANTEp-sALEsMEN.


WANTED-By reliable weIl-ratad firm
Experienced travelling salesman TO place
our line with general merchants. no side
line entire time and bond required. per
manent position to right man Address
Box 6us st. Louis, 40.
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and viii give their undivided time to it
in the future.
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sArIN-sK1N sPEoIALr1Es.

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PIMPLES, blotches. tan freciSleR. redneas
smartfng. absorbed. healed, removed BY
Satfn-Slzin Cream and Powder twin beau
Model.
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FREE MESSENGER FOR WANTS

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PULL q Postal Telegrap pho a pie % -, ~
Want Ads brought to the state aoAtA ~
office by free messenger. 10 clAI lS7s,-i
ned ads cents per line OF SIX ~3E17 -
the line and every fraction thereof
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FLORISTS

MRS. J. r HAGUE. florist. E7 Kansas
ave. Phone COZ
CUT FLOWERS and floral designs a.
Hayes. 107 West Eighth st Phone 81
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AGENTS Portraits sc frames l5c. me-
MORALS. family records. religious pic
lures, outfits free to working agents. send
for catalogue. Keiser Art Co., Englewood
Station, Chicago. H.
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WANTFD-AGRNTs.

WE, PAY 500 a week and expenses to men
with rigs TO introduce poultry compound
international Mfg Co, Parsons. Kan
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" ANIED-Salesmen to sell lubricatfue
oils and greases on salary or Commits
sion excellent side line. The A c. Har-
baugh Co. Cleveland, o.
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MEDICAL
PATENTS

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PATENTSt PATENTSi PATENTSi
PATENT8f PATENTSI PATENTS
FISCHER g. THORPE. Patent lawyer.
s14-s17 Junction Bldg, 9th and Main ata--
Kansas City. No. have new book on pat
ents for free distribution
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WHEN you want 70 hire q man o5 w. ~
call up ". NJ c. A. telephone 90 49,
fsave q ffst VI men and confidential re1eF-
ences concerning them Y A. 9. a @-A-A
ployment Bureau. III East ElghtH =.
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. packs ships and stores household
goods. Tel 1s6 Clarence Skinner. II r
EvNT TUCTAw
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WANTED-Afanage ger in every CITY. coun-
ty,to handle best paying business known
-legl innate n5w. exclusive control. PhOe-
nix Co.. Is w. 18th St, n Y
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WANTED-Everyw hustIers to tack
signs distribute circulars. samples etc /:
no canvassing. good pay. Sun Advertis-
ing Bureau. Chicago
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WALL STREET

gG25S@ " ALL y NEE
SA44S@t Money VIII Earn
SEST1 Big Monthly Returns
The Investors Fund pays semi -monthly
The Oldest established in America. No
certificate holder has ever lost a cent
Payments made to all subscribers every
IS days No trouble. No delay Money
refunded on demand Write today Tor
particulars. free to any address.
c. E. MAcKRE 8 CO.. Hudson Building. N. x.
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MONEY.

TO LOAN-Money on Topeka real estate
Pay back monthly Low interest rate-
Shawnee Building and Loan Association
See Eastman at 115 West Sixth 81.
MONEY TO LOAN on live stock. pianos.
orRana. typeWrfters, household goods and
personal security. L Riscoe- So Kan ave-
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(First published in the Topeka State Jour-
nal AUG. II, 190l)
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wANrED-sITUATIoNs-

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WANTED-Place to do general he 9l..,
work by girl 4a5 E'airchna ST. -oI ~
Iopeka-
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wANrED-FEMALE HELP-


" 4 ~CrrE7T-W~hfte girl with good reAel
enca. good wages. 516 Topeka ave
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WAToHMAKER

DIR. c. H. CUIBOR. Diseases or the Nose
Throat and Lungs 7o6 Kansas ave-
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DIVORCED
PARENTS.
While Preaching Over Thar
ChiId'S Remains Minister
Uttered Singing Rebuke.

Kokomo. Ind, June 1s.-"When my
father and my mother forsake me- then
the Lord will take me up" So spoke the
Rev. r. G. Walk at the funeral of four
year-old William Hancock. The divorced
parents, sitting apart. one near the head
and one near the foot OF the coffin Of
their dead boy, trembled and started at
his words.
They trembled more later when the
preacher exclaimed: II am heartily tired
Of preaching funeral sermons and iaud-
ing people TO the skies. / will assai di-
vorces. and 1 deplore the fact that so
few people properly recognize the sa-
credness and solemnity of the marriage
VOW"
Then he went on 10 denounce divorces
that cause the neglect and sometimes the
death OF innocent children. The child be-
fore him had died at the home OF its
grandparents, and this made the minis
ters remarks seem pertinent
Allen Jackson. brother OF Mrs Han
cock, did not go to the services at the
house. He went to the cemetery, and
there some one told him of the minister's
remarks. Jackson strode over to the open
grave.
The little casket had just been lowered.
The preacher stood at the head OF the
grave. Jackson placed his hand on
Walks shoulder and then. while the
grave-fillers stopped shovelling in aston
ishment and all the mourners stood
aghast, the brother OF the divorced wife
and mother said: my sister has been in
suited: you must apologize or be thrash
ed"
The preacher was not even ruffled.
Putting the irate man quietly aside, Mr.
Walk continued the service as though
nothing had happened TO mar the solem-
nifty of the occasion. At the end the
preacher said; 81 have nothing TO apol-
ogize for, and / shall preach the same
sermon again if IL seems appropriate"
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WOMAN is
RELEASED.
After Serving Five Years in
Prison Mrs. Doyle is Proven
GuiItIeSs OF Crime.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y, June 19.-After FIVE
years OF Imprisonment Tor crime she
never committed. Mrs. Elizabeth Doyle
was released from the Hudson Reforma-
tory today.
All believed her a thief except her
mother, Mrs. Jackson, who worked un-
ceasingly for her release Even her hus-
band believed her guilty, and now Mrs.
Jackson will not permit him TO visit her.
Mrs. Doyle told her story to "A reporter
today:
II was only fifteen years old when |
married James Doyle" she said. I'VE
lived near his cousin, Mrs. Julia O'Brien.
and nearly every day l was I'm her house.
Maggie Allen, who is also cousin of
Mrs. O'Brien, was often there, too, and
we were the best OF friends.
II had been married only six months
when one day / was arrested. In court
Mrs. o'Brien and Maggie Allen charged
me with stealing my cousins ring, and
i almost tainted when Maggie kissed the
Bible and said she had seen me take the
ring from Mrs. O'Brien's jewel case
II protested my innocence, but was
committed TO the Hudson Reformatory.
Nobody believed me innocent but my
mother and all the time that | have been
In that awful place praying for liberty
and vindication that dear woman has
been working for me night and day. Tell
him, mother, how you established my i'm
nocence"
II was sure my daughter was innocent"
said Mrs. Jackson, even when her own
husband believed the terrible lie, and for
that / shall not let him enter this house
Bessie was in the reformatory two years
when i learned that Julia O'Brien was
wearing the ring that had been stolen
from her | found that Maggie Allen,
who had been sent 10 the Rochester Re-
formatory, stole the ring and gave Il to
friend. who returned IL 10 Mrs. O'Brien
when she sent him word that II he didn't
return II she would have him arrested
mo one paid any attention 10 my pleas
until Chief McCabe made an investga-
ton and corroborated everything | have
said
Recorder Morschauser this afternoon
wiped OFT the records the charge that
had been standing against Mrs. Doyle for
five years.
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THEIR DEGREES.
Won by Six Young Rhode ISL
and Womsn al Smith College.

AT the 2Sd commencement at Smith COL
lege. Northampton, Mass, held last night.
six young women from Rhode Island re-
eeived degrees. The order OF exercises
was as follows:
Organ prelude; introit, Il VIII Lift
Up Mine Eyes Unto the Hills" Gilchrlst:
prayer; "A Song OF the Future" Sidney
Ianler Blodgett' Grafton, James Hulme
Garfield. LII. ID. "EIlzabeth's PRAYER"
C'Tannhauser'D Wagner. conferrlng OF
degrees; hymn, Iii Prego. q Padre
Eterno," Curschmann: prayer
Degrees We're conferred upon these
Rhode Island graduates: Degree OF n.
L.-Mary Mason Barstow. Ruth Eleanor
slade. Dolly Louise Whittlesey. OF this
city; Esther Fa.ansbee Greene OF Peace
Dale Degree OF a. A.--Christine Isabel
Macleod OF Newport; Fannie Josephine
Ncaw OF Hope Valley.
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Two LAUNCHINCS
Big Schooner and Barge Take
Tho Water al Bath, Me.

Bath, Me, June i9-Two launchings
scheduled for the same hour attracted a
large number OF persons 20 the water
front yesterday The vessels were the four
masted schooner. Inez n. Carver. built
at the New England shipbullding com
pany's yard. and the big barge sagua.
which was launched from the yard OF
heliy. Spear a Co.
The launchings occurred lust before 1
O'Clock The luez n. Carver was built
expressly for the West Indies trade. and
A. y. Buell. a. Co, OF New York are the
managing owners. She IL 1916 feet i'm
length 80 feet In breadth and 1874 feet in
depth. Her gross tonnage is 1901 and
her net tonnage 625.55 She will be com
manded by Capt Fred l.. IIodgkins OF
Lamoine. formerly Of the schooner Harry
knowlton.
The barge Sagua was built for the
Staples Coal Co, OF Taunton. Mass. and
viii be used In the coal trade between
the United States and Cuba. She will
have carrying capacity OF 5000 tons of
coal
Both vessels were nearly ready for sea
when launched.