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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-10
ROUDEBUSH--- REAL ESTATE

New room modern house, bath, fur
mace, on Topeka ave, $500.
room house, Ia lots, on Buchanan st.,
near I'd; small payment down; balance
5 rooms, modern. w. 9Th St. $4,000.
room house Monroe ST., 40 TT. front,
s room modern house. bath, furnace.
s room house Van Buren, St, enameled
bath, $1,000.
9 rooms, modern, Potwin, 21z lots, 81
500
New room house, east front. near
Washburn college, $1,000.
room new house, Harrison ST.,
lots barn. cellar, plumbing, $500
s room modern house. almost new, in
Buchanan St, rooms. ~ lots, east
front, furnace. gas, bath, $3.50;
Z rooms. 2 lots, new barn, fine shade
and fruit, fine bargain, S400.
New 4 room cottage, ~ east front lots,
near Central Park, only $1,05o if sold at
New room house. 3 lots. barn, fence.
fruit. near Washburn, Sl,7OO
s6a6 room nnd house, frf lS cts near Potwn' fine
8 room house, 2 lots, Oakland, $3.50, part
payments or trade.
out, 81, 100
5 acres near washburn. room house,
barn head, acres fruit, for quick sale,
81, 400.
10 acres bottom land. good orchard. no
Is acres. no buildings, good land, good
location, 81 ,250.
so acres, no buildings. good land. 12
miles west of Topeka, $1,000; $3.50 cash,
long time.
400 acres, fine improvements, this coun-
EMMETT e. ROUDEBUsH,
STORMONT BLDG. 107 w. SIXTH.
FOR sALE-No. 81 Oakland ave. nice
home rooms, cellar, well, about 50
bearing fruit trees, lots, corner, on~car
line; east front, cheap, part time. some
Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE-REAI, ESTATE
Sure Bargains.

. Large room modern home nearly new,
reception hall porcelain bath, pantry,
ndIo WOOD finish, furnace, hot and cold
WAFER, laundry room, paved cellar gas,
frult and shade, large barn and drive. 3
iols, Tyler ST., fine neighborhood; place
cost 1900; must be sold. About 1900
New modern cottage Fillmore St. 5
large rooms, summer kitchen, reception
nan, bath and pantry, newly papered
porcelain tub, high ceilings, cistern and
city water in house, gas, paved cellar
large front and side porches, 375k it. front
$3.50; $500 cash.
Western ave, near 10TH rooms, halls
and bath, hard wood finish cistern and
city water in house, electric light front
ana back stairs, large porches, brick
cellar, shade, $500; $500 down, balance SIS
New room house with large bath room
and pantry, hard pine finish, porcelain
TUB, city water in sink, piped for gas, Al
- It east front, blocks state house, ST.
Large modern Potwin home built 8
years, finished in oak, barn and drive,
81, 200; easy terms
rooms and hall, newly painted, barn
ana shade, near governors mansion, ST.
8 large rooms and halls, good neigh
oorhood, Norris ave, $1,000. Snap.
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO.,
Phones 1925. 107 West Seventh
FOR SALE-Lots johnson Place addition,
w. 9Th. M HeeTV 81
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BARGAIN IN COTTAGES

rooms near Huntoon and Clay, IL lots,
good barn, city water, cistern, etc. Price
81, 400. Easy terms.
rooms Clay ST., cistern and well, good
repair. rents SO. Price 1880
rooms, 3 blocks to state house. els
tern, gas, well, city water, etc. Price
s., 300. viii rent for s15
rooms; lots, Harrison, near 18th.
taxes. Rents s12. Price $i,1Oo.
rooms, near 18th and Van Buren, IL
lots, city water. Rents $3.50. Price 81, 200.
room cottage, near 7th and Jefferson,
hne condition, rents 80. Price $500.
rooms, lots, Lawrence street, cell
lar, well, good shade. Price $3.50.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


S. H. Stroup to F. A. Barney, part
of lots 76 and Is Main street, Ross. ooo
Vile .....--- -.....-......--------... wv
J. S. McRoberts to Mrs Maud Nc
Roberts, same ..-....--.....-..-.-..-.-
+. NJ. Stahl and wife to w. F. Stahl,
part of the southwest quarter, also
the southeast quarter of section l,
TO THE TOPEKA AND N W. r. k CO.
C Sebring, strip across the south
west quarter of section 1, township
TO- range Is
F. Dolezilek. strip across the nortn-
west quarter of section Z, township an
L. c. Arnold, strip across the south
east quarter of section q, township -
To- range IA 4OO
J. w. Haynes, strip across the SOUTH
east quarter of section Z, township
II. range 10 -.--.---.--.-.. .------.,-- 10
s. n. Harper, strip across the north
west quarter of section IL, township -,
II. range 10 .-.-..----..------ GoV
J. w. Farnsworth and wife, tract in 49,
reserve No ..----..-..---.-.--.:---- o'Wp
n. L. NJ Campbell to NJ c. Calkins,
lots 81. 80 and So Underwood ave
nue., Underwood addition .-.---..... 10
NJ. T. Johnson to L. B. Miller, lots
3, and 5, section 20, and SOUTH
west quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section 20, township IL, range -
c H Curry to c. S. Kelley, lots
c en-, IS addition af 4 MAJ ..'i.u '' 1900
s. H. Miles to William Stumbaugh,
part of lots 76 and IS Main street. 100
F. A Barney to Z. H. Barney. lots
25. 26 and Is Railroad avenue, also
tract in Silver Lake, also part of
lots 76 and IS Main street, Ross
Vile
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FOR SALE

Clay and Sd, nice room house, cistern,
well, barn, sewer connection, fine shade.
A good bargain.
Western ave. north of 4th, lots 8
room house with modern convenienccs,
barn, fine lawn and shade, will be sold
very cheap; can make terms.
Tyler, north of Chm, lots, well finished
room house, bath, cistern. sewer con-
nection, all good repair, 81 $50.
Fillmore and I'd, IL lots. room house,
bath, gas sewer, barn, 81. 500.
Oakland, 2lots, room house, cellar.
well, cistern, stable, fine shade $500. Can
make easy terms.
10 acres 3 miles east, fruit, timber and
stream, no overflow, 81 $50
IL acres upland 21A miles east we'll no
buildings, 81 200
Several other tracts 10 to 30 acres.
J. E. TORRINGTON,
100 West Sixth St
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by shooting. at his home in Newark,
n. J.. last June has recovered from
the effects of a shot which, the sur
geons say, passed through both sides
of his brain. When he was taken to
the hospital the doctors declared
there was no hope for his recovery.
On the contrary, it has been found
that the bullet did him good and his
mental condition is now better than
before. Upon leaving the hospital
Book was turned over to the police
and will be held on a charge of at
tempting suicide.
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EAST OF SHOPS.

New cottage rooms, 3 lots, near school
and car line, beautiful finish, fine well,
large shade, bath room. Price s, 500; $500
cash, balance to suit.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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ON TOPEKA AVENUE.

Cottage rooms, electric light. city wa
ter, sewer, shade, house newly painted,
right down town. Price 81 500 Isn't it a
snap? South of 9Th st.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-Bay horse Z
years old, weigh about 100 lbs, foretop
cut off, front feet SCARED by wire; 80 re-
1901 Kansas ave, or 1852 West st.
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ACRES ANDHALF ACRES

WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
The beauty of location
Healthful in every respect
Certainty of enhanced value
Desirable social environments
Easy access to business
North of and overlooking Washb11rn col-
flege campus.
Let US show them to you and make you
right prices and easy terms
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.,
CIV a: Ne1swanger, Manager.)
Office 116 W. Sixth St
Ind. Phone 94S.
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LOTS! LOTS!! LOTS!!!

4 lots Washburn ave, $500
lots Buchanan, good ones.
q lots Hunto6n and West SITS.
2 lots Taylor, east front, $500.
lots Auburndale, 1925.
lots Tyler Corner. s., $50.
l lot Kansas ave, $500.
8 lots Reno ave, $375.
1 lot Pine St, tax deed, 500.
2 lots N. Tyler, tax deed, 500.
8 lots, Potwin, tax deed, $500.
2 lots E. Locust, $500.
3 lots Clay, east front, s., 200.
21a lots West ST., $780,
a. miles S. transfer station 81, 600
25 a. miles out, 9 room house. $500
w. S. ANDERSON, 41S KAN. AVE.
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WANTED-SALEsMEN.

WANTED-First class specially salesman
to sell attractive proposition to genera
trade; commission of one man for one
month over $3.50 Barton-Parker Mfg. Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
statesmen, local or travelling. to sell
fire proof safes to business men and
farmers Experience unnecessary, quick
sales, big profits Alpine Safe Co, Cincin-
natl. O.
MISUNDERSTANDING speciality man for
southern and western states selling gro
GERS and general stores, easy sellers, new
propositions, our statesmen are making $40
to $50, per day. Excelsior Mfg. Co, COG
Fulton St. Chicago Ill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-10

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:
acre good land, choice location, near
WaShburn college, room house, barn,
poultry house and yards, well, cistern,
fruit and shade. Sell cheap or trade for
west side dwelling.
j. E. TORRINGTON,
100 West Sixth ST.
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GOOD SELECTION.
us KANSAS AVE.

COTTAGES: New rms. 2 E. fri. lots,
near Washburn & Centr. Park, S1475.
quick.
8 rms, 31a lots, fruit, Fillmore, $3.50.
rms. 11z lot, barn, well, Clay St $3.50.
nm. lots, Near Park, $1,000. terms
Tyler, new rms. 2 lots, well, $3.50.
rms. new, finest, modern, 1920.
3 rms. new, modern, exc. heat, $3.50.
rm. 115 E. frt lot, paved, Tyler, $1275.
New 4 rms. lots, Buchanan, $3.50.
New 4 rms, 6 blocks Capitol, 1880
HOUSES: Nice rooms, Southwest, 1853.
New rm. modern, blks. Capitol, S2700.
5 rms. water. stable, Madison, $3.50;
II rm. modern, Central Park. $500.
New 8 rn. finest, modern, $4,000.
Potwin, Greenwood Ave. home $4,000.
rms. lots, 2 blks. of Ave. $500. snap.
Good rms. IL lot, E. side, $500. Cheap.
$500. home, 2 lots, Oakland, $500.
Cheaper houses with or lots.
2 lots, 2 houses, Locust st. $3.50.
80 houses to rent. Loans. Insurance.
Shawnee Co. & Kansas farms.
Oklahoma Homestead REIMBURSEMENT
Topeka house.
125 acres highly impr'd near Mankato,
Kans. s75., take Topeka home for one
fourth value.
Farms, Business, Bonds & Stocks for
sale, in over 80 States & Territories, cor
respondence solicited.
w. NJ. FORBES, 107 w. 18th, both phones.
Topeka, KanS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

>--~-~---~-~--~-~~~~~-~
or scrub" chickens. State price. Ad-
dress Chickens" care Journal, or call at
s2S North Tyler st.
WANTED-2 unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Address l. H, journal
WANTED Exchange active interest IN
good business for Topeka home Proht-
wANTED-Good work team. harness and
wagon, must be cheap for cash. Ad-
dress Holum, Hotel Chesterfield.
WANT a home in Topeka worth from So
oVO 10 S4,oOO, one with several lots pre-
ferred, also want to buy farm in n =.
Kansas. send data of what you nave TO
offer Frank Gee, Lawrence, Kan
WANTED-Begt medium sized house,
large lot, $l,0oG will buy. Buyer, Journal.
wANTED-To rent unfurnished modern
rooms light housekeeping. Address L.
WANTED-Farm near Topeka for city
residence, pay cash difference. Buyer, care
Journal.
WANTTD-To rent or unfinished
rooms for light housekeeping. F. E. s.,
Journal
WANTED-Eyerybody in TOPEKA and
the STATE to know that OCT. 1ST we
will open the oyster season with Fresh
BALTIMORE and YORK RIVER OYS-
TIERS, not EMBALMED or DOCTORED
with anything, and on that date (Satur :
dayl from to 10 a. m. we VIII give away
FREE to any ONE PARTY on ONE
FAMILY, pint of these oysters and sell
and ship this class of oysters all winter.
We will also give FREE one sc stalk of
ComStock'S celery (the best in the U. So
with every dressed chicken and quart OF
oysters We sell on that date We make
WHOLESALE PRICES on POULTRY,
FRESH FISH and OYSTERS in quanui-
ties. Start right and you will know
where to get good things to eat all Win
ter.
j. a. DAVIS & CO,
Corner of Sixth and Van Buren, SITS.
Ind. Phone 722.
WANTED-A loan from private party ST.
600 or $500 on real estate. F. M, care
Journal.
WANTED-2 or nice unfinished rooms
light housekeeping within blocks Cope
LAND hotel Address with location and
price, 123, Journal.
WANTED-To loan 8, 900 or 81, 400 on real
estate security. R., Journal
WANTED-House and carpet cleaning,
household goods packed and shipped. X.
j. Cowell, Ind. phone 1852 rings
THE Topeka BARREL & MFG. CO.
buys cottonwood and elm logs.
WANTED-To buy a house to move. cheap
WANTED-25G stoves We want stoves
and good second hand furniture. New
and second hand furniture bought and
sold. Monarch Furniture and Stove Co.,
500 Kansas ave.
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TWO CHEAP HOMES.

IA lots, large z room house, cellar, well,
barn, near Washburn college, $1,000; $500
cash, balance time.
~ lots, room house. cellar, city and
eistern water, close in, $500; $500 cash,
balance time.
MARION Sheldon.
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FOR SALE-One OF the finest ranches
and stock farms in Butler county, Kan.
consisting of 1,223 acres; 243 acres in Gull
tivation; remainder in pasture; all of the
farming land is suitable for alfalfa; 50
acres already seeded to that crop; well
watered by streams, springs and an ar
tesian well; fine improvements nearly
new; one-fourth mile from railroad sta
ton and postoffice; this is an elegant
stock farm, for sale by the owner. Adj
dress JOHN w. SMITH,
DeGraff, Kan.
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SPECIAL.

s rooms and halls, very fine modern res
ldence, nard wood finish. porcelain bath
closet, wash bowl furnace barn fi,S
shade and lawn; owner leaving civ ars
must sell this week: ought to bring "a ~
but y, 80 will take it, V'''~s@
BARNES REAL ESTATE. CO
III West Fifth St
FOR SALk-Lots near shops and Seward
ave Geo. Miller, 1909 Seward ave.
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LOOK INTO THIS.

20 acres IL miles south of city, fine soil.
smooth land, fronts on main road, worth
about $1,000; owner will take for few
days $1,150 $3.50 down, balance years.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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nFFTCIAr, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

1 AM A CANDIDATE FOR STATE
senator from the Seventeenth district,
Q1Inl, subject t0sthe decision of the quail
flied electors in Shawnee county in No
vemSer. c. p. BOLMAR-
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE Victor talking machine with
Is records for bicycle. Call 1277 Western
ave.
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FOR SALE-Lots Johnson Place addition
w. 9Th. NJ. Heery. Tel. 1885.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

Parker watch fobs, elegant, lasting, use
full, retail 25c, sample 10c. Tempest Co.,
Ashland block, Chicago
$500 MONTH during this political cam
paign, men and women wanted in every
voting district to handle History of the
Republican Party" big campaign seller:
splendid new work Endorsed by all prom
inent politicians and newspapers. illus
trated; sells itself; write Immediately; free
solicitors copy and instructions: no ex-
perience necessary, success guaranteed.
Republican History society, Cincinnati. o.
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WANTED-NIALE Help.

WANTED-Everywhe men willing to
distribute samples, tack signs. etc, at
IS daily; permanent; no canvassIng. Con-
tinental DISTRIBUTES Service, chicago.
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WANTED-Immediately or 8 more COM
petent real estate men, liberal commits
sion, no advances until ability is demon
strated; there is no question as to the
large amounts good men can make selling
real estate. A b, room 1201-No. Jos Full
ton ST.. n. Y city
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WANTED-Men everywhere, good pay, to
distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack
signs, etc. No canvassing. National Adv.
Bureau. Chicago
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wANTED-FENfALE HELP.

WANTED-White girl to do general house
work in a family of 8, where a man does
the heavy work; want girl seeking per-
manent place, last girl with us years,
the girl previous with years, refer
ences required. Call at Oil Monroe st.
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PERSONAL.

LADIES, when in need send for free tria
of our never-failing remedy. Relief quick
and safe. Paris Chemical Co, Milwaukee
Wis.
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WANTED-To buy a dozen or so mixe'
or SCRUB chickens. state PRICE Ad
dress Chickens. care Journal, or call a
92S North Tyler ST.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Route book south of 18th, between
Kansas ave. and Topeka ave. Finder
please leave at Journal
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WANTED-First class short order COOK.
Cremerie restaurant.
WANTED-Good arm walters at Cremerie
restaurant,
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TENT FARM NEAR STERLING BRANCH, COSTA RIGA.

piled why. the United Fruit Company, gives
through bills Of ading to the Pacific, as Wen as 10
the Atlantic. coast -. 49,.
This house has the provision 10 see that Cen
trail American trade will at no distant DAY occupy
a very important place IN the commercial worlo;
and IL consequently is anxious to cater 10 IL ana
spares effort pre-empt it, and to build up the
most intimate business relations with the people;
The house which deals in drygoods. furnishing
goods and notions sells in British Honduras, lion
duras, Nicaragua. Panama Colombia. Costa ikea
Guatemala Salvador, Mexico Cuba and Porto
Rico. One thing that commends 1t TO those coun-
tries is that 1t carries European goods in bond for
them 1t has taken the trade from European
houses mainly because OF fits quicker delveries-two
or three weeks. against the latters -FOUR 10 SIX
months.
And it gets lower rates OF freight from Hamburg,
Bremen Liverpool and Havre than do the eastern
ports, for New-Orleans is tremendous shipper
of grain and cotton. and shipowners would rather
send their here with freights at any price
rather than in ballast. So the house buys the
world over wherever the goods are best and cheap
est-buys in cash and in quantities. which further
enables II to sell cheaply.
The concern covers Louisiana Mississippi. Texas
Arkansas, Florida, Alabama and oklahoma, and
is able TO compete with the South Atlantic ports
in their territory by reason of the steamer
line recently put 81 between New-Orleans ana
Tampa.
The firm consists OF Mrs Maine Lehman. Gus
tave Lehman. sr.. Henry Lehman and GustaVe
Lehman, ir.
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All farming implements are little used The IN
crease in electrical appliances is due TO the In
electrical machinery from the United states,
and the trade is susceptible or great POSSIBILITIES.
The large gain in wire has been dio 10 increased
Cash registers have come into use. satisfactory
trade can be built up.
Cutlery should be increased.
Sewing machines have come into extensive use
and viii. undoubtedly, show still further even
last finding their merited recognition; the spanish;
speaking peoples overcoming their prejudiccs and
machine in business and professional work; Here
In wire nails spikes and lacks. the largest ship
ments are from New York Gain in pipes and pipe
fittings due to installation OF sewerage and drain
age systems. and water works, and to attempts
discovered IN Havana's awakening III this 'lirec-
safes should show better trada. and scales and
balances as we'll In stoves and ranges the gain Is
due 10 slight change from dirt oEyilS the trade Is
in its infancy; In lamps the United states comes
into competition with Germanys cheap labor. IN
spite OF which good Increase is shown Quite a
good gain is made In TN maIhuiActHte5, thousA
china and earthen ware are sun - general use I~r
household utensils. The trade should bc cry
In iron. steel etc. and manufa ct1ros OF. tho x
ing development of the country should be vastly
one Of the largest and most important OF the
supply houses mentioned Is that OF woodward,
its business largely with the American sailing
over the world After the Introduction OF foreign
steamers its business waste d great extent
rapidly did trade these Increase il forced
to add large warehouses to its already crowded
stores in Canal-st where II carries in stock every
thing in the way Of supplies for steamships and
sailing vessels, railroad and steamship warehouses,
and planning mills cotton factories and oil
mills, sugar houses and rice mills, and also
complete line of tools and supplies for railroad
and leVee contractors fact, the largest variety
Of general supplies OF any house in the South and
Southwest. And this is made necessary by its
moteness from the factories; but large is its
stock and so great are its facilities for handling
that merchandise OF any grade quantity be
supplied and shipped out Immediately.
It's territory embraces Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Texas, Florida and part OF Arkansas;
and such is its reputation for fairness that it has
for years been receiving open orders, without the
question OF price being raised. One OF the reasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

L. G Lhote succeeded his father and became presi-
dent and chief owner The offices or the Lhote
the corner Of Dupre and Toulouse SITS. The present
plant situated Carondelet Canal, at the head
of the Lhote Lumber Company necessitated, an
enlargement. 1t therefore decided 10 Dulld a
new plant with a capacity four times IN excess
of the present The buildings. equipped
with every modern device. will be opened on July l.
They situated between White and CiayoS's sts-s
and 10000 square feet OF space ana axe
operated by a COO horsepower Corliss engine. .
In addition shipments of rough and dressed
lumber sash. doors blinds, cottage furniture ana
inside hardwood finish speciality IS nlade OF
building houses for export. Anything from pIaIi-
tation cabin to a fifteen room house. ready 10 put
up. is made. They are so constructed th2t any
body erect them. but in instances OF IaIs
orders a special representative Is sent along 70
Superintend their erection.
Among the large contracts which nave beeh
executed by the LhOte Lumber ManuIactu inS
Company We're the Exposition Guiding at OtlziaDa
Mexico: the Quarantine Hospital for the Mexican
Government at the port of Vera cruz quaraniIllne
HOSPITALS hotels, residences for employees once
buildings railway depots. etc. for the United Ffui'
COMPANY.