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ROOMS WITH HOARD.

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ADELAIDE. .tssN - Njseiy furnished front
rom t1r tN1 cygtl.t,l-il with ~ witInut hyIr,.
ALGION sz-s-Nire. newly furnished f-aa,
hot ana cold water: with lr- class i,1ari. two
y"nEE gentlemen or gentleman and Wiz; bi0cl;
lines. no Worries Fair folks wanted.
AUBERT. 7sI-Ffc2t room. win board. Tor
two: prisai" family. r'f-rrnrcs.
BEAUMONT ~. S.-Ni-,Iy furnished ny and
down stairs frCrt go-su'. with huar,i- -uufh".
HEI-I- snlsA-Ni..ly FURNISHED r,.u. good
mar,nt
BELL aI75 ,'lru.- ''Tmr.grf.- -Fs.rIT ~,is,i =
.nG- G-r'ur front room Z r f.g- men. with board.
:, N.-k zach a!-n front iSsi.r-
iG.NINE. to- Front room " DO ~ without
hfa agd. southern sNur-r1rs. private family. W.,
blocks s.u-h Tower Grove SttfI,T. ,-,oiIt.ali
EoARB. with room. r,Iy-t- ilsu.I,. -,n
home bcs; rcirht6raGId. VIII .ar,- e f-y =aT-
tl"incr cap2nie pf ayr, eating balu0 ptiy''-;"s
BROADWAY I-5- ,i-Ist -. I.1uist-Nicc'v
furnished rooms. with beard e Lesise,t. 81
u S.an
EE"ApwAr. ~. N--Nicciy f,irai5Fe-i
rom, rooms ani board $40 week uP. Rudolph
BROADWAY f-1--s-g7 N-Nicslv furnisEgi
rooms. also board. German home C1oking:
BROADWAY. 2II5 N.-Nicolg. iuruIshe,i
rooms sls1 hr@rl- very reasonable. all con-
vcn."n''S. home cooking
CNT:NSNE IA, FURNISHED r55ms- with
hi hi--,L.iaEt: whom: Mor!-.s Fair visitors.
CA~S. Is.--Nl'..v furnisari room. couple,
f,si-ciese rarle lo,-f. tow rasr
CASS. i455-Sira-y Furnished front room and
hCard. So Nrrl,. nTIrittc. German family
C'ASS lss1 E,rst-cIazs tsbI. b,ari: s. n
week; German home cooking: everything hest
Gates. -Gz5- Eaorus for Exposition guests:
private home. chgi.. r'Siisnce district. break
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BEWARE OF FAKES

NnE ilst yaur rooms with tho Business Mems
I.lrrau Ct Information. corner Fourteenth and
Irr.r-f ets Ns srt the business and prices 70
r.r. N.U as f.Ht canvas NuLr residence. if'ii
w" asE vug o. 'uii At oUr ng.c" and s'a f.r
yourself What doing oI.r rates At"
goa. gaH.s- charge =. tho small ss.ru uf
=. r.~ listing and Collecting business fHr
v.I. $ u5 y-Gr application Ur call n OUT
office .uI vif su tn. RS We aiy"ft.ss
hr urI- HaI letters direct To the ci-tons@-.
act u- keep y.ul rooms fuh during fha SEA
~Hur. EiUl.Th !; fslS ". 4 HALEY. NanaE"r-
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ROOMs FOR RENT.

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.,i.,eili,i,c,.s
--.I=I-,iT ~. 80
| en-. flfTisn,,! ro.r
-G.E5II-l,,% Tsf1
N,siiy furnished ru"n,s.
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fya'us. with ail ,auy,ui,u,,s. I"s,-,nat.Ir.
-1TI,-I- al %i..I,. ,,-,..,-,---l - -
and hath
nj I,-f- ----5 ,-g,.I,- 4, -,--7,.-I T--,-, -----
an rrnV,ui.r,.r-
| ~ Iy-ts 1fg-
Hss"'r., IT or rent
| -CT W. -,.. >-.,T,-- -,,,-.-,-I 60. - ID
-. -.
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Oh i !: .,,s 60 L1>'I"' III '' ia 90 >''''
| - -.s-S -.,..- ~ N'-',-
! uLiNi. -'s'
Nig"!, FURNISHED r'nn's
family. an oae,.nisu,...
| .IJNE -.NE- -E--ins i.- T-s..ifI,I.5 .-.--.
.G Worlds FAR yisi'u-s
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-, i1-f. a.. -. g.,,---,-- --....-. s--
Mgrii-@ "a oe,,-,l.ng,ia'i-..--
"i.Nt. - 1rli- "a. visitor '.' "n.-
! OLIVE 55i.N W,i-ia,ui.iryi f-,ur .. ..T. g..
Hg--l : ar ,.,.l-l.- i--- TAIN.
/ a'>, hpus.l..I.ar.= r."r,,. 80. u.ru
OLIVE 81. N1.t,- ElTr5-..-l ,-..m, r.,s..s-
----..l ,-,-.- ,'--- ..'. '-- 800 ?. -..
HlNt- -. \i,'.F ius'.sh.i i.."r T' .n
.niI,I. EsltN I-.rr. ,.,. .na-t. s.ur =rH.
ti"'r~u- 6 ser. ..rr"Efeut .H't...|.
,EINE ..tC FURNISHED r1-,,r.-. ga. b.tr-.
modern "-rr, ,.r,er,. 49,. ais. r,sa-i.ur.
o,'l - -, ...'''-n.a '.'- .'
- -
-, ne. r. - - e. ..
wr-ids "a, visitors, frru. 5-.. ~ ..,1
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ni-lN = si"N ,-r=. 'n. i'..t.,. --'''.'
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for g.,,s'.r,,@r. {. each silT,.. 90. f,r.--
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---,,-i-ln ',,-.-i2-- = il--i -l-L To- r-,.-
Olive rlH-. F'"zru't' furul-h.ri l,...r.-. -t.-
hath All ,"rv'u."n,r.~- r-ut rr.'sruah.'.
uIINE.. .5ssi-- N IL tIrr..-r.--i rs-r.-.-
r-.nls ia, ~ N.,k- di-r.; y,r- g. lair
slr. OH =. ~, -, .',.5"Se iT.' lgs ''-5'
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III r, - l.,'.'.i.
Ll> t.-Et- -i ~ -t'l- l-il-L- L---.
OLIVE. - N.c-lv fu .uisl'.i i...n, u"lrH.
---,,le5. az ,-.l15 l-- 80. -.''-- ..-
't.th l. fit Nir.If 'Ertr.-r.su -.'s.. - ..E
fT uf- also '-frt IsT.'r. al' ,HUE"li.He.-
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kENNERLY. FSn5-Fair visitors: nice room:
T".i-li,tols. breakfast II desired Esston cars
s F4ir
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


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| WALTON. rIhA-Se"atia-lionr front rro-ii /.
nl'5'' ga: ie|sunahie. suburban. Page ears di-
| - - -
| nAHEi.b, ,,P',t', boxing i"r aceIu'i.i' "a
| MI "a n, i..l co. l',i.s N. at 4 'o
| NASl. .iii- rusnishg,! room for s.nti"Hen
| - '..-. -, ,,,"!
sniir,' i..r Two 81 tnr., srnti.In-rl.
/ WASH. E.pus iur ou-. t,.a o.. lou. g,u-
! WASH. i..s- E!.earr fuTii-1-.! r1rI1T- h1t
ant cold bah. rfH,r r,a.r.. r..tsauah.,. tri,,.-
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'front.'. 'a.,aii- r. i. 'r,,.,l,, , t,.,, .,.
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tuH INA ssaaii f,',r, ,,,,, '' '.'.''
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I 5,-,'u-. -,--NiHins hI..--..s
! WASHINGTON. aftN - uD-. s.r, .-si..1i--
w.ii-lg.I.i-h,a r.-i.. g,-..r.,g!,-
! WAsIH$s,TsN a,n. .-t..I. .4.l..l.-.i .-agr
/ r,'"lE. al~p hr,S fpnni. -'- hstn.
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yv;yTiJS.,.I.,>. --.- N..,. -,-,-,-i.---. --..-.
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.... 90 '- .. '-'' 80. '... -. -
Wa~lilN'.i'$. ali- \.g'.is FURNISHED i'.'iI.s
- .. ' - 90 '' 90 .--,
NA~tiN''f'S. ~ N.sfiF ts-uf- % Sec
~ 49, 49,. ' s 20 .'-. ..... ora,
NlN-l!I's''t " - Ni'"ir i,sTHi-'..t slnrle
rom. ais. '-i-l ii.', E.lu.-. bi .ptr'ai'ug,.
Wt~hi>rIv& l- N.a"s furnished f.rr-,
= l+I N''h- N's.t- Pair .t-l'".- 7...iu.-..-
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wAsHINGT',N. -,'' Ni.r ssaur l'-ns. ur.;
H.. "-e.' ".''F ".'- i.-...-s a-. 'fH.'H''i.,'5'
nl"i,-
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3.' u. s'' ii't l.'i- l. t.-.H sl-.t fta.s f"r
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-7.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

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ROOMS FOR RENT.
sIHt !.HNN. s3i>E-I;goms IN private family
iair iiigN house, "''l''"' nf'rr" minutes walk t
suGyIaEAS. 0.sI- one 90 two nicely Furnished
! T-giE. near afr sFolnIs. thr,. car lines
I TAYLOR. i-iI y Easement TOOul rent nee
I fer q woman o. He'r halS'.
/ TAYLOR. I'ii N-r-Hat and ta.., f,afIrrS.
..asi. 1r ru .u.t". ais ,y d'i".y ;s"n. rom.
ThNipE. au N-N:er iars. rifnishri room
a-. ,u6asGan aad Ta,n,,, I 80 Va, ar ii Gas. ''''' anu
TNTLu". l-ll IL. N.-CGeIr. comfortable
| i.''a. - N.'.. ''f VISITORS. sIs' bath.
lp.-. r. ~ u. "'"p'.- to zT'"'i'' '-' "e' day
| Tf.->TH. r.. 5 ,uue EIu.H SnutH ~ ,'ho,,-
/ I'.,1l i-i.'t room. i'f htnt t.is-s-ei,iur-
| TENTH. .'s' a.-Nre.ly furni.h-i fT,ut
! rooms. EJe. hath. ri.at- family. handy u
| .TuE l&$. as IA'a.--, Oh rooms. lOc &c
| .siN vii. 5. -. 8 80 'ath-.
/ fHE yiE"I&IA. F,apsl,u :>.lT -'il.ua =
/ ,-iiErI"SiN. 5-.
J '.'.'H COY ."u,
! rHH'uuSIA. $50 Trp iurrl~hed o.. unfqr-
...-"''t. '.i-- l.l .'..u.. ''it'i''nt :" fA.i.
/ .,ti. t-rf.- r',.auli,"-
THERESA 81 Nicely fIrnI.lei single room.
S-s-. il',nt .,-lnt. sAl ,,'iE. ul,ng's.
lii-i.s \. II \-',s.,'i sinr{ lafs' frgn,
! - .H 10 ss'" "i!s..
THERESA. o. = -Nig.lg fuInish-1I mont
! 49, s.- y.-l'.l-
-iITTTI. i5.s $.
L-.l1.-.,i nom ---@-
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l.an.ss 3, l.st viu4s.. ..h.s s,aru-.
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N.'.iy Furnished .4,r.s with ali con. n.cfiiyur,.
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,. ~ va ' large re-, ~ Sa1i. is.Ii '.f-
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-- .ruu.Hf'. r.au..- f.. sch; sa..~. b. lsr-.
t,'Ei.TIH 30 N...IE ;ulas-n-l ION;
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u tl.. , r. n '' .' y, ,'','' ',@.''' N''-
rf. fErN t|Bf I:l f 81 y .rfv.. .u-frf-uf-tf.t'
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KENNETH. lSa-Larse room. with or With
cUt board. bath. gas
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SUBURBAN. slISE-I;aars IN private famlly:
lfgcG house. m"i,tu. fifteen minutes wall; 20
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l34o ~. EUCLID AVE.

bod SeC0ud-Story front r.-nf1i
bic for fouT<sentIemca. rent
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JEFFERSON. sIs N.-Nicsly furnished front
rr'u- FOR two gentlemen. with or without
tlIrsF
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, WALTON. INA Sss,tin-uOuT front rom
titil, Sds: is.isunahle. suburban. Page ears 81
Istt to Fa!g.
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ings viii be- tfe Parkhurgt-Davis block

ings will be the Parkhurst-Davis block
on the site of the one burned.
Several of the Topeka real estate
agents are getting ready to make offers
for the site for the E G. Kenper con-
crete post and cornice factory which is
preparing to move from Burlington,
Ia It is possible that this ground will
be secured by the Commercial club as
Kemper asks for a site in consideration
for his bringing his industry to Topeka.
Another report is that new fiat build
ing will be erected on West Sixth ave
nue., far enough out to be desirable and
close enough in town to be convenient,
but this proposition is still very much in
the air. By far the bulk of the invest
ment now is in small residence proper
ties. Comfortable dwelling houses are
IN process of erection all over town.
An unusually fine farm house is now
being built by T. A. Kiene. OF Va
lencia. a we'll known farmer of the
west side of Shawnee county. Tt will
be two stories high with a roomy attic
in which two bedrooms for farm help
viii be arranged. Its foundation di-
mansions will be about SO by So feet
and along the front of the building will
be veranda 10 feet in width and 80
feet in length. A broad staircase will
lead from large reception hall There
VIII be three other rooms downstairs,
but all of them will be exceptionally
large and commodious. On the second
floor there will be four bedrooms and
a bath. The entire house will be fur
mace heated, while a large fireplace will
the first floor It's arrangement is
adapted especially well for a farm
home. It will cost about 5000, and will
be situated on a hill overlooking Mis-
sion creek valley in which the farm
lies.
Prof. Arthur NJ Hyde, of Washburn
college, will build a very pretty cot
tage. costing $500. at Sixteenth street
and Boswell avenue, near the college.
The designs contemplate an unusually
pretty cottage.
Prichard & Knisley have about com
pleted their new livery barn at iii
Kansas avenue. This is expected to be
So. 200.
A brick building is being erected at
the corner of Fifteenth and Lane
streets by ". S. KaIe. It is to be used
as d store and will cost 81. 600
w c. CaTsWe1l, manager of the
Western Union telegraph office in To-
peka. is building a house on Van
Will cost 81. $50
On Tyler street in the Douthitt tract,
where considerable new building has
been done during the past year, H. w
Euler, who was an unsuccessful can
dldate for nomina ton for representa-
tive from the northern district of this
county, IS building residence which
will cost 50. 900.
J. w Davis is building a $1,000 house
at los West Eighth street, which he
VIII use as an investment.
J. c. Holland, the architect is invest
ing S2.5e0 in a house for rental purposes
at 1905 Western avenue
Near Thirteenth and Lane streets r
will cost s., 400.
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new HOMES HERE
Topeka's Building Improve
ments Are Being Continued.
At Least Two Big Business
Blocks to Go Up.
HOUSES UNDER WAY.
Many Are Being Built on the
West Side.
Rumor of Another Flat on
West Sixth.

Residence building in Topeka will be
quite as active as usual this season and
there viii be something in the way of
factory and business building. The pro-
posed Slower building, on the west side
of Kansas avenue between Eighth and
Ninth streets, is one of the few i'm
portant large buildings so far an
nounced. It win occupy three numbers
and will be equipped for office and
store purposes. It is stated that on
lower Kansas avenue a new building or
two will be erected, one of them a laun-
dry, but as the prospective builder is
still figuring on contracts and land
prices the news concerning it is confined
to rumor.
one of the largest of the new build
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PEUPLE SAT Wall
Property Owners Don't Want
Their Streets Vacated.
Santa Fe Wants Them for Yard
Extensions.
COUNCIL DOESN'T ACT.
Will Be Considered by Commit
tee Next Friday.
Nay Compromise by Widening
an Alley.

Opposition developed at the city coun-
ell meeting last night to the proposed
Vacatfng of Walnut street and portion
OF Seward avenue in order that this
territory might be added to the Santa
BE shop tract.
People living in the vicinity object to
having their streets closed up, and some
Of the councilmen think that it would
be a little too easy" if it should make
the Santa Fe present Of the equivalent
Of nine city lots.
Therefore. instead Of trying to pass
the ordinance vacating these streets, as
prepared by the engineers and attorneys
Tor the Santa Fe, the city referred the
matter to the streets and walks com
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POMONA DEPOT BURNED.
Santa Fe sustains Fire Loss Because
of Engine Sparks.

Ottawa, Kan. March S.-The Santa
Re depot at Pomona. burned yesterday.
1t IS supposed 10 have caught in the
roof by sparks from a passing train. A
freight passes through at a few minutes
past four. The night operator was in
the depot when the fire Started and he
telegraDhed word Immediately to the
train dispatcher at Topeka Lineman
J. w Walters was sent out to cut the
telegraph wires The building and CON
tents were a total loss. Being a frame
structure the depot burned very rapid
". Mr.. Walters took telegram m
strument today from Ottawa and a
small building from the farm of II. IT
Towers Will be moved out and used for
a temporary depot
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E-Very BODY reads the State journal
Mrs Molhe Allen of South Fork ~
says she mas prevented attacks Of choi
era morous BY taking Chamberlain
oto@nach and Liver Tablets when ste fsI4
an attack coming on. Sucn attacks 49,
usually caused by indigestion and these
the stomach and ward off the apnroa e5-
ing attack Attacks of bilious cole NAV
be prevented in the same way. For safe
by all druggists. seiie
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avenue and will at once begin the work
of construction. At first it was expect
ed they would purchase the building
once occupied by the Knickerbocker
Athletic club, but this idea was aban-
doned, and the ladies viii have an en-
tirely new building modelled upon the
most modern plans. Just five hundred
women, including non-residents, will be
admitted to membership.
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women's Athletic Club.

New York, March S.-Women in ex-
elusive society who have for some time
peen Planning the. establishment Of an
athletic club finally have closed neeo-
uations TOR vacant property in Madison
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Working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless little workers-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work,
night and day, curing Indigestion. bilious
ness, constipation, sick headache and all
stomach, liver and bowel trouble. Easy,
pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25c at Arnold
Drug Coz 81 n. Kansas ave.
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FREE D1sPENsARx.

TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY, south.
to p. m. except Sundays Conducted by
regular practieing physicians for the
benefit of persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tients are assured OF careful and eonsid-
crate treatment Medicine furnished in
most cases.
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I AM a CANDIDATE FOR STATE
senator from the Seventeenth district.
f17th), subject to the decision Of the quail
fled electors in Shawnee county IN No
vember. c. P. BOLIVAR.
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Union Pacific
EASTBOUND.

Arrive
No s, Kansas City local pass. 7:55 am
No T. Atlantic exp1ess.............2 $50 nm
sNo s. K. G. and Salina express b:60 nm
WESTBOUND-
sKo L Z. c. and Salina express. II 10 am
No g. Denver and Pac- Coast ltd 30 pm
No S, junction City local pass. $50 prl
No. limited OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500 pm
sDailg except Sunday. All others daily.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


getic man. with $3.50. to manage business
in Topeka; SIS per week wages and half
interest in business: permanent situation
this is good business chance: references
required. Address H, WeImering, Peoria,
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oFk1cIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

I DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
a candidate for member OF board of ed
ucatfon from the Second ward, subject
TO decision of Republican primaries on
c. f. sHAFFER.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs


BUICK & WILSON, contractors and
builders. Job work a speciality. 120 E. sth
ST. Ind. phone 1874.
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WHoLEsA LERs

CHARLES WOLFE PACKING CO.. man
ufacturers of the celebrated Banquet
Hams and Banquet Breakfast Sausa ge
products
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JEWELLERS

~-0-~-o-~~-----~0~-~~----
JAMES 3. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Opki-
clan. Complete stock of watches, dfa-
monds, silverware. etc. Eyes examined
and spectacIes properly fitted
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co. Tel. 706. Bicycles and sundries, b.
cycles and tandems for rent: repairing OF
all kinds
Y. 5. CYCLE CO. lis E. sth st National
( Iver-Johnson bicycles Supplies. repairs.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
prepare for new spring rush; our meth
cd OF free work and expert instructions
saves years of apprenticeship; can nearly
earn expenses: write for catalogue. Moler
Barber college, St Louis, Mo.
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Missouri Pacific.

sDailg except Sunday. All others dal
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-13

Winter coughs are apt to result IN
consumption IT neglected. They can
be soon broken up by using Foley's
Honey and Tar.
KENDRICK' DRUG STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-13
l,l5O VOTERS REGISTERED
The BOOKS CLOSED AT SIX O'CLOCK
SATURDAY EVENING,
The Rush Of the Past few Days Was Due
to the Energy of the Candidates
and Their Friends.

The registration books for the pri.
mary on April 10Th. closed at 6 o'clock
Saturday evening, and those who fail
ed to get their names on the list will
meet with a frosty reception if they
offer to vote for any of the state house
officers. The registration was not re-
quired by the county democratic exec
utive committee, however, and any
white citizen who is otherwise quail.
fed can vote for county officers wheth
err he is registered or not.
At the time of closing there were
1,150 voters registered, as follows:
Town district, 464 Sixth district, 1853;
Twelfth district, l78; Parrott district,
SO: Third district, 1914; Fourth district,
u; Eleventh district, GO; New Elev-
enth, 16. There are about 1900 white
voters in the county.
Interest In the primary does not ap-
pear to be extraordinary, and no little
of the lPrge increase in the registra
tion during the last few days the books
were open was due to the activity
of the candidates and their friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-13
Reusirlng Damaged Residence.

The residence on east Fourth avenue
owned by Mr.. Robe rt Baldwin. which
was badly damaged by fire about a
year ago, is being repaired and will
soon resume an attractive appearance.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-13
A Great Sensation.

There was a big sensation in Lees
Vile, Ind, when w. Fl. Brown of that
place, who was expected to die, had
his life saved by DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption. He writes: st
endured insufferable agonies from
Asthma, but your New Discovery gave
me immediate relief and soon there
after effected complete cure. SINH
lar cures of consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis and grip are numerous
It's the peerless remedy for all throat
and lung troubles. Price SOC. and
$1.OO. Guaranteed by Dawson Drug
Co. Trial bottles free.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-04-13
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
The NEW OIL MILL COMPANY.
A Charter Will Be Applied for Immediate
ly, and Erection of the BuiIdinge Be.
gun at an Early Day.

A meeting OF those interested in the
oil mill to be erected by the farmers
of Terrell county was held in the
court house Friday morning DR.. A.
M. Raines was elected chairman of the
meeting, and Rufus Jones secretary.
Pending permanent organization OF
the company MIR. A. j. Baldwin was
elected temporary president and Mr..
Fl. A. Petty temporary secretary and
treasurer. A committee OF the stock
holders was elected as an advisory
board to confer with the temporary
officers, and was empowered, acting in
conjunction with them, to proceed at
once to secure a charter for the COM
pany and to make all necessary ar
engagements for the erection of a plant
and the purchase of machinery. 1t is
intended to have everything ready for
work by fall.
The company will be capitalized at
$50, 900, of which nearly all has been
subscribed. 1t was decided to call for
Is per cent of this at once, the re-
mainder to be paid when needed.
"The Farmers Oil Co." was uuani-
mously decided upon as name for the
organization.