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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-03-27
The Postponed RecitaI.

Owing to the severe storm of last
Friday night the recital of Mrs. JOS
ephine Bunker which had been an
nounced to take place at the V. I. A.
hall that evening for the benefit of
the V. I. A. was postponed until
Monday evening the Slst inst.-next
Monday night.
The proceeds of the entertainment
win be devoted to the fund now he.
ing raised for now school building,
ana it is hoped that every one will
not only feel it a duty but a pleasure
to attend and thereby swell the re-
ceipts. The News can promise them
that the entertainment will pay 200
cents on the dollar I'm pleasure, to
say nothing of the satisfaction de-
rived from the contribution to a
worthy cause. Mrs. Bunker will re-
cite eight numbers, and these will
be interpreted with vocal and in
strumental music BY the Misses
Hutchinson, Mrs. r. G. Williams
and Messrs. G. H. Preston aud $. i.
LaBree.
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school site ACCENTED.

The ladies of the V. /. A. have ac-
cepted the property of Mr.. d. A.
Latta of Griffin, Ga, and will pur-
chase for the purpose of new school
building the half block owned by
Mr.. Latta next south of the Episco-
pal church. The location is an ideal
one for school purposes.
Mr.. Latta has made the association
aprice on the lot which shows that
ne has not lost interest in Crescent
City. In fact it may be said that he
has made a most liberal donation to
the town he lived in so long, for the
purpose of better public school.
The ladies, as the News stated last
week, have undertaken a big job.
But their organization is well equip
ped for the work, the members have
the interest of the work at heart,
and they deserve success in the
undertaking.
Let every citizen help some.
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COMO,

The tableaux and ice cream and
things given by the Sunshine Society
on Thursday evening of last week
was thoroughly enjoyed. Jenny
sons Dream of Fair Women" was
taken to illustrate, and the stage be-
ing profusely and tastifully decOrat-
ed, the scene was beautiful and
the lady illustrators, in their appro-
pirate costumes, did themselves
great credit. Those taking part, in
the order of their appearance, were
as follows: Miss Phebe Carsen, Mrs.
o. b. Robinson, Mrs. A. w. Under
wood, Miss Jennie Palmer, Miss Su-
sic Carson, Mrs. L. A. Hart, Mrs. j.
H. Babers, Miss Buck. Mrs. B. N.
Bradt read the poem and the decora-
tors We're Messrs. Gates, McNab,
Williams and Isom.
Miss Carrie w. Carter arrived
from the north on Wednesday of
last week, and was heartily well
coined. Her father was expected
to arrive early this week.
Mr.. G. c. Moore and Viola of Cam
bridge Springs, Pa, We're in Como
on Friday on short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow, of Petoskey,
Mich who have been spending the
winter at Mt. Dora, have been visi-
ting Mr.. and Mrs Belknap at Como.
Rev. J. X. Ford, pastor of the M.
E. Church, lectured before the Chau-
tauqua at Mt. Dora on Friday eve
ming of last week on swift and HUI
NOR" Mr.. Ford is billed for another
lecture before the season closes.
The Sunshine Society was invited
of this week at All View Cottage and
accepted, and doubtless had good
time.
The Epworth League met SUNDAY
evening at the M. e. Church, Miss
Jennie Palmer leading.
Everybody, almost, has been out
fishing these days; that is those who
could get up early enough in the
morning to catch bait.
Mr.. A. B. Williams, of New Phila-
itlphia, o., left for Louisville on his
way home on Wednesday, amid the
regretful farewells of the whole
community.
The following resolution is pre-
scented in behalf of the Lake Como
Good Will Circle 2. S. S.
Resolved: That in the death OF
Miss Dency f. Rockwell our COM
munity has lost shining and con-
slant example of the cristian virtues
and our Sunshine Branch member
ever constant and faithful in good
works and kind thoughts throughout
"a long life.
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THE CRESCENT Cry News.

Mr.. O., Il. Chamberlin made a
business trip to Palatka ON Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Applnby has opened a
private school at her home for such
of the young people whose parents
desire them to continue the studies
interrupted by the closing of the pub
lie school. Mrs. Appleby has had
several years experience as a teacher
in the public schools of Florida and
South Carolina, and that she has
consented to assume charge of a
private school in our town is pleas
ing to parents generally. The News
feels that Mrs. Appleby is doing a
great public service.
Mr.. James Malcolm and his charm
ing daughter, Miss Sadie, of Jericho,
Long Island, terminated their VISIT
here last Monday, when they started
for their home via. st. Augustine, at
which place they will stop couple
of days before resuming the journey
north. With them went Mr.. Benz.
N. Daughty also of the same Long
Island village. Mr.. Malcolm and
his daughter have been coming to
Crescent City for several seasons
and their annual visits are always
looked forward to with pleasure by
townspeople and hotel guests alike.
Mr.. Daughty who came witt them
this winter, spent his first season in
Crescent City and lie seemed so well
pleased with our people and the
climate that he has promised to come
again.
Hon. James r. Howe of Brooklyn,
New York arrived here on Monday
for brief stay. From here he goes
to Lake county to look after his in
terests in the kaolin mines of that
section. Mr.. Howe states that it had
been his purpose to spend some con-
siderable time in Crescent City this
winter, but that the illness of Mrs.
Howe who has been confined to her
room by cataract formations on her
eyes, had prevented. He hopes next
winter to be able to come down and
make long stay. Mr.. Howe retired
from his position as Register of
Kings county, N. Y, last january
1t will be remembered that when he
became a candidate for this Office he
pledged the people that he would do
his utmost to make it a salaried po-
sition instead of the fee system then
in vogue and by which the incum-
bent of the Office got an average of
$4,000 year in fees. He took the
position that the Register should be
paid fair salary but that the profits
Of the office should go into the pub
lie treasury. The people had conf
dence in him and that confidence
has not been misplaced for Mr..
Howe has been as good as his word.
his efforts law was passed |
Mt Albany abolishing the fee system
and making the Office of Register a
salaried one. From the fees of the
office during his incumbency Mr..
Howe has given to the city of Brook
.yn an equestrian statute of Wash
ngton, and the same is now being
designed. Prior to his election to
The office of Register, Mr.. Howe
served two terms in Congress. He
says he is now through with the tur-
noil of public life.
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A PHYsIoIAN WRITES.

81 am DESTROYS of knowing il the pro-
fession can obtain Herbine in bulk for
prescribing purposes? 1t has been of
great use to me In treating cases OF dis
pepsia brought on by excuses or over
work. Ihave never known it to fail in
restoring the organs affected, to their
healthful activity" SOC per bottle at
Alderman & Stewards, Palatka, and
Lounds' drug store, Crescent City.
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Mr.. Icenhour Retires.

Mr.. j. A. Icenhour for many years
superintendent of the extensive
grove property of Messrs. McCor-
mick, Hubbs q Co., located at this
place and in Orange county, has ten
dered his resignation, the same to
take effect May lst., and the resig-
nation has been accepted. This in
formation was furnished the News
by Mr.. James Mccormick, brother of
the senior member of the above firm
of owners. Before leaving Crescent
City the editor made an effort to see
Mr.. Icenhour to learn his plans for
the future, but failed in his efforts.
From gentleman well acquainted
with him, however, it was learned
that Mr.. Icenhour has received a
fiattering offer elsewhere, in the
event of his acceptance of which he
will remove from this place. He
has, however, growing property of
his own here, and may conclude to
stay and give his attention closely
to its building up.
Mr.. Icenhour has lived In Ores
cent City for many years and is a
gentleman of recognized ability in
the management of orange proper
ties. Should he decide to go from
our city his departure will cause
general regret.
For the present the Mccormick 4
Hubbs properties, which consist of
about 20 acres of well advanced and
thrifty trees, will be under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. James Mccormick,
with Mr.. Lundberg as foreman.
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So SWEET AND P1EAsINe IN TASTE

Mrs. g. Peterson, 625 Lake St., Tope-
ka, Kan., speakin of Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup, says: at has never fail
ed to give entire satisfaction, aud of all
cough rem edies, it is my favorite, and
must confess to nv many friends that
will do, and has done, what is claimed
for ito speedily cure cough or cold /;
and 1t is so sweet and pleasing in taste. "
Csc, SOC and 81 per bottle at Alderman &
Stewards, Palatka, and Lounds' drug
store Crescent City.
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BAN ON LIMBuReER CHEEsE-

DIR. NJ. X. Allen, health officers of
Louisville, KY, has begun a crusade
against limburger cheese. Allen says
that any food that smells as strong
as limburger cheese cannot be whole
some, ana he has issued an order that
the cheese must not be sold. The
German citizens have held an indig-
nation meeting.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Tax Deed Under Section s of Chapter
1888, Laws of Florida.


1888, Laws of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that W. @ Town
send & Co., purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 1884, dated the 4th day Of July, A. D.,
1898, has filed said certificate In my
office, ard has made application for tax
deed to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the following
described property situated in Putnam
County, Florida, to wit:
Francis Richard Lot, Section 40, Town
ship 10, Range 26-l060 acres.
The said land being assessed at the
date OF the issuance of such certificate
in the name of R. G. Cole Est, Unless
said certificate shall be redeemed accord
ing to law, tax deed will issue thereon on
the 10th day of April, A. D., 1902
Witness my official signature and seal
this the 25th day of February, A. D.,
1902.
[Seall JOSEPH PRICE,
Clerk ct. CT. of Putnam County, Florida.
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JOHN VINCENT. D. q. B.

HAIR CUTTING IN APPROVED STYLES.
cHILDREN's WORK A SPECIALITY.
The shop has recently been equipped with
new and modern chair and other comforts.
My razors are kept In condition; only clean
towels are used and customers are guaranteed
perfect satisfaction.
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DIR. H. c. WEIGH

VIII be at his office in CRESCENT
CITY on Thursdays, Fridays and satur-
days of each week:
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Parties In Crescent City desiring to sub
scribe for this paper or wishing to renew
their subscriptions thereto, may leave their
names and money with Mr.. Il. ID. Lounds at
the postoffice, who Is our authorized agent
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Max. Mir.
for for

CRESCENT CITY TEMPERATURE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING MARCH %, 1s2.-E. d. WILL
LIAMs, OBSERVER.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-04

room house on .Huntoon Drive, front
hall stairs, hard oil finish, sliding doors,
furnace heat, hot and cold bath, water
closet, splendid barn. Price $500. Must
be sold.
lots and room brick cottage on Fill
more ST, well and cistern, good barn,
81 800; II cash, balance can be arranged to
suit purchaser.
New s room house Taylor st, front
hall stairs, furnace heat, sliding doors,
hot and cold baths, water closet, sewer
connection, good barn. A nice home, 50, 800
story room house, on Harrison ST.,
close in. cellar. front hall and stairs, city
and cistern water, coal shed and outbuild-
ings. This is a snap. Price S1,650
A business lot on E. 4th St, just around
the corner of Kansas ave; paving and
sewer. paid for. See us for terms. Must
be sold.
street, gas and water mains laid in to
yard and paid fora bargain. See us
about particulars. A nice place for good
home.
room cottage, cellar, well and cistern
water, coal shed and outbuildings. on
Klein street, near Sd, east front. Price
$500. Small payment down. balance in
monthly payments.
1H lots on corner. near the governor 8
mansion, room house in elegant condi-
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FARMS FOR SALE.

b0use barn and fields new bank barn IS
tional stable Il by 16, ice house, hen
hoqf e smoke to sehoo aR a EoOqN No bett
improved farm in the state. Price $4,000
osAGE COUNTY.
No. 102-160 acres rolling prairie, 20 acres
in cultivation, 80 acres in pasture and
orchard, i mile from school, miles from
WABAUNSEE COUNTY.
No. 138-640 acres rolling prairie land, 1ls
ton, 40 acres alfalfa, balance pasture. !
acre timber. all we'll fenced, room house,
cattle sheds. hog house ana other build
ings, acres young orchard, part bearing,
very desirable stock farm. Price $14.50
BUTLER COUNTY.
No q NJ S.-160 acres 31k miles from
railroad station, 100 acres in cultivation.
balance pasture and meadow 6 room
buggy buggy shed. chicken l house. @ Stone corraii. ii
small bearing orchard. good well and
wiIncddmill. wi cd water tanks. x mile to school.
No. 20 NJ. 800 acres 4 mile to post
cultivation, IS acres alfalfa. all fine bot
tom slope land, some timber, never failing
large new bank barn, granaries, bins,
NOW room. corralls,- feed lots. running
x mile to School. 5000 per acre = >
In addition to the above fine list of
farms we have good farms in Wilson
county.
T farms in Woodson county.
farms in Labette county.
1 in Miami county.
2 in Franklin county.
6 in Wabaunsee county.
2 in SedgWick county.
/ in Reno county.
l in Dickinson county
2 in Saline county
3 in Jackson county.
2 in Nemaha county.
/ in Washington county.
We have several good farms in Missouri,
Nebraska, Arkansas and Oklahoma We
have 20 fine stock ranches in Kansas, Ok
Iahoma and Texas. If you want a good
farm or ranch. come to see or write us
t once
AIANSPEAKER & HENDERSON.
7ok Kansas Ave.
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sHAWNEE CoUNTY.

SHAWNEE COUNTY.
No. 547-76O acres smooth rolling prairie,
Is miles from Topeka, 80 acres in cultiya-
ton, 100 acres in meadow, all well fenced
good corrall. ~ acres nice young orena;rd ;
provements, $3.50 per acre
No. 559-16O acres 2lz miles from Valencia
station. 80 acres bottom, balance slope
land, 20 acres timber, 40 acres pasture, 50
acres in cultivation, all fenced, good 3
corn cribs and hen house. hog tight cor
rail-, small orchard, good well, spring and
creek water, Il mile from school, 5000 per
No. 5e2-159 acres 12 miles from Topeka,
room stone house. barn, acres orchard
We'll and spring, y mile to school. Price
No. $3.50 acres upland miles from To-
peka, mile from railroad station, So acres
IN cultivation. acres in rough timber
room house, good cellar, good wells, new
frame barn 80 by 40 corn crib 20 by 10,
good cow barn, stone chicken mouse,
ton scales, 3 acres bearing orchard,
acres fine vineyard q mile to school, daily
mail Price $500 per acre.
No. 564-7S acres upland so acres in cul-
tivation, 20 acres pasture, all fenced with
hedge. 4 room house, shed barn, 2 wells
small fruits, Il mile to school, IL miles of
South Topeka. Price 81 500.
No. $3.50 acres 8 miles from Topeka.
upland and creek bottom, S5 acres in crop.
90 acres clover. 80 acres timber IS acres
hedge fence, 6 room house. poor condi-
ton. fair barn with good sheds and corn
good wells and fine spring, X mile to
school, daily mail. This is 2. good stock
farm for cattle feeding. Price 5000 per
No. 55s-160 acres 10 miles south of To-
peka, all smooth valley land, 20 acres in
cultivation. balance meadow and pasture.
wire and hedge fence; room frame
sheds is by "a hen house. corn crib u by
20 with wagon drive, 2 good wells and cis-
Kinds o aSrf frut ie ao to schoS daiiy m
mail. $500 per acre.
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FOR SALE
w. G. STEPHENSON & CO.,
60o Kansas Avenue, Over Rigby's
500 Kansas Avenue. Over
CITY PROPERTY.

ton, hot and cold bath, water closet,
sewer connection. Price $500; $1,000 cash.
balance at per cent.
A lot on Kansas ave. and room cot
tage, city and cistern water. sewer con-
nection only one block from transfer sta
ton, for s., 500. Here is chance for some
one to make some money.
room cottage on Madison St. All new,
ly painted inside and out good cellar and
barn, city water in sink in kitchen sewer
connection, barn; if sold soon $3.50.
lots and room house ON Fillmore St,
cellar, filtered cistern, coal shed and out
buildings. Small payment down, balance
In monthly payments. Price $1,000
Nice cottage on the corner east OF Santa
Fe depot, with 11s lots. VIII offer for a
few days. at $500; small payment down.
balance to suit.
A room house on Topeka ave-, between
9TH and sth, gas, bath, sewer connection
Price 81. 100 Small payment down; bal
ance can be arranged in monthly INSTALL
mentS to suit purchaser.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Fire and tornado insurance written at
lowest rates.
For further particulars call on W. c.
Stephenson & Co., at my office.
w. c. STEPHENSON e. CO.,
lover Rigby's) sos Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
w. NJ. FORBES.
Real Estate.

We have had a. big run of buyers the
past two weeks and the new year opens
fine, but we still have plenty of bargains
in all lines. There is a great demand for
farms, and We would like to list few
more desirable properties. Don't buy or
sell until you us.
5-room houses with 4 lots. all for $500.
Rents pay 20 per cent this.
room house and summer kitchen E.
11th' St, SITS cash.
8 room house. lot, cellar, well. barn,
fence F. Sth. $500, part cash
Houses in all parts of the city from a
few hundred up to SO 600.
A $1,000 home to exchange for farm.
An $500 city home to exchange for
farm.
$40 acres and $50 acres, 10 and IL miles
from city. to lease for years.
Good so acre farm miles southwest of
city, 49, $50.
40 acre farm 4 miles southeast of city,
81 200.
20 acres miles northeast of city, 5000.
100 acres 5 miles southeast, S315
160 acres near Silver Lake, 50 200.
Loans and insurance.
Tel S92 1O7 West Seventh ST,
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THE STRAUSS AGENCY.

Are you interested in the grocery and
meat business? This is the best time of
the year to go into it. We have for sale
as good bargain in a first class stock and
location as can be found. Win pay to
look into this.
We have some very good city and sub
urban property to trade for farms. If you
want to exchange your farm, see us.
We have large list of farm property
in Shawnee and other counties; will be
glad to tell you where you, can get good
dirt chea~
city, with cash or on terms and will show
you where they are
We have the choicest vacant lots, and
many of them at low prices.
We are agents for the Orchard PLACE
Lot Co. and have for sale the lots in
Orchard and Douthitt Places.
Houses fo- rent.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE
sALE-REAL ESTATE
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
121 West Fifth Street

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121 West Fifth Street
room residence lots east 'front.' barn. Topeka ave. between 10th and th
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room hous ST.. neal snaps
room fferson st
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for both. neeast tlosT
east 'front.' corner S ana west s. @ front Clay
lots scorner Clay,& lSaN - - -oA' ~ - -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
J. E SEIAFFER, 112 East 9th Street.


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The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-04

FOR SALE
No. 1913 room brick house, barn, close
in, west side only $2, 700; will take small
resident property part pay.
No. 765-Nice front store room on 9Th ST.,
81 coo
No 764-S room modern house, barn,
shade. lots. nicely located, s., 500.
ter barn, Kansas ave-, 81. 300.
Also many bargains in farms. city and
suburban property.
Come and tell us your wants and we
can suit you.
All inquiries cheerfully answered.
MILLER & CLARK,
517 Kansas Ave.
FOR sALE-My home, IA Tyler. Inquire
at the house.
IF YOU want bargains in real estate, see
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
eH Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
40 acre farm miles north; want rental
property for n; balance long time. Price
1900.
ka property for u; balance long time
Price s., ,0O0
ka property and will assume or pay cash
difference. Price s., 500.
ka property and will assume or pay cash
difference. Price 81. 500
All of the above farms are well i'm
proved
to furnish them farms. Please list your
farms with me, if you want them sold.
JOHN L. HOWARD,
80 z. 5th St., Topeka Kan.
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REAL ESTATE -ROUDEBUSH
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Business property Kansas ave, $4,000.
Business property Kansas ave-. S26,OD.
Business property Kansas ave, $11,5O0.
Business property near Kansas ave-,
central location, 2 lots. $4,000.
Business block, stories, lots $4,000,
room modern house, bath, heat and
everything in first class shape, $500.
Houses at all prices, from $S75 to $4,000.
House IL rooms, bath. hot and cold wa
ter, nicely papered; want TO trade equity
for small rental property.
FARMS AND SMALL TRACTS =
$50 acres. improved, upland and slope.
50 acres 6 miles out. room house. plen-
ty of water, $500.
40 acres second bottom miles out,
room house, good barn, acre orchard.
81, 800.
500 acre stock farm. 22O acres grass. large
orchard, large house, good barn. good
spring, $40 per acre.
A section of improved land, 200 acres
pasture, not far from Topeka, $1s per
acre.
10 acres timber. house aH1 barn. g. 900.
26 acres creek bottom, Close in, s., 500.
2 acres. fruit, joining city, $3.50.
EMMETT E. RoUDEBUsH..
Phone 267- lis w. Sixth st.
FOR SALE-By March 1. best chicken
farm in state. 16 acres 11s miles east of
TecunSen, on the RAY; caSh or trade
FOR SALElResidence in Horton; will
trade for Topeka. property. Address E,
w. A. care Journal.
FOR SALE-Acre near washburn college
$500. The Strauss Agency.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
For Sale by Benedict e Co.
6Ol Kansas Avenue.

s room house. 8 lots. shade. barn. in Au-
burndaIe- Price $3.50
shade east front Price $2f0o.
An 8 room residence. 8 lots. barn, west
A room house, shade and barn, 515
blocks southwest of capitol, for $3.50.
Rents well.
A completely modern house, furnace
net, for 5000.
a. a ROOM hogee. esse lots. on corner in
IL. Q or lots this side washburn col
lege, $3.50 each.
20 acres adjoining the city, blocks from
ssfeet ssicoe, car l block from pavement' only
southwest of the capital, trees. hot water
heat. mantle and CRATE, barn, lots, for
new house, Z rooms, lots. close to
Central park, for 81, 300
A 10 room house Z blocks from capitol,
z, lots. hard finish. Price $1,000 Look at
We are agents for Orchard addition,
aIso a DouthltSs b % addl1ion, coyerlng lorS on
Polk and Taylor sts. Prices from 500 to
See our extensive list of homes, lots,
acre tracts, farms and ranches and we
will suit you.
Bargains in all locations.
Plenty of rigs to show property.
BENEDICT & CO., COL Kansas Ave
Northwest of washburn college a nice
home of rooms. furnace, crate; hot and
cold water, electric light. good barn; al
IN complete repair. A desirable property
at low price.
Harrison St. near Fifth st. choice in
side location, 115 lots, small cottage, gas,
cistern. sewer Connections.
2Q7 Van Buren, St, 115 lots, 5 room house,
small stable, well and pump, sewer. some
will get 1t cheap. Make offer.
J. E. TORRINGTON,
109 West Sixth st.