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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-27
FOB s ALE~sLlAL . ESTATE
SURE BARGAINS.

rooms and hall. strictly modern resi-
dence. let's. barn. fine shade and lawn
west side, only blocks state house
price cut to $4,000: take east side property
as part pay at cash price.
rooms and halls, strictly modern resi-
dence. hot water heat, mantels and
CRATES. fine barn. very fine yard. shade.
lots. near sth and Fillmore, very fns
home $500.
rooms and halls. bath and closet,
barn east front. Tyler St. price $500;
but for quick sale about s.. 800.
rooms and halls, modern, east front.
home near 5th and Clay, barn, fine shade.
all in fine condition. This is bargain.
Just listed to go quick, s2,s50.
room east front home Tyler ST., paved.
IL lots, sure bargain. 800.
room east front new cottage. Central
Park neighborhood. 2 lots. $3.50.
room east front cottage Fillmore. IA
lots, east front, nice home, $3.50.
Cottage home Clay St, near 12th' on
car line. only $3.50.
Cottage home on corner. 21z lots, near
Washburn college, S1.1oo
Cottage sth St, price cut $50.
room house Branner. near Sd, is great
bargain. $3.50.
9 room home Chandler, shade. fruit,
barn. east front. near 9Th, 5000.
LOIS. AOAS--
lots. east side. Quincy, between sth
and 7th; want offer.
lots, east front Harrison, south 18th,
500.
east front, Polk. near 18th, $3.50
Lots corner 18th and Harrison, corner
18th and Tyler, 9Th and Polk. 10th and
Polk. 10th and Clay, Huntoon and Clay,
Huntoon and Buchanan, 18th and Blu
chanan. Orchard Place. DOuthitt Place,
Thurston Place, Martin and Dennis.
We have largest list residence property,
lots and tracts any agency in city. We
don't list anything but bargains. Let US
show you and prove it to you.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
121 West Fifth St.
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BENEDICT & CO.


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LOTS! LOTS!! LOiS!!!

Not a day passes but some of the Dout-
HIT tract lots are sold. 1t will soon be
Hobson's choice If you don't come in a
hurry. Here's the best left:
lots, east front, Kansas ave, 500 each
1f5 feet long.
lots Van Buren,, near 10th, $3.50 each.
IL lots Harrison, near 18th, $3.50.
lots Harrison, near 18th, $70o.
Lots on Topeka ave, $S25.
lots Tyler, near 18th. $125 each
Lots on Polk St, s125 each
Few lots Western ave-, near 18th, $lz5.
once.
lots, east front, Polk. near 18th, 500.
Some lots in other locations:
IA lots w. 9th, fine, modern location,
$3.50.
2 lots, front on Central Park, $500; own
will trade for house and lots.
III lots 1926 West St, $50
21z lots near governors mansion, $ooO.
lots 18th and Western, $500.
3 lots 18th and Polk. very cheap.
lots Sd and Clay, $500. Offer.
Some very cheap lots E. 9Th St and
anywhere else you want them.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg
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1913 Tyler.

This fine modern house for sale for a
few days at a bargain: rooms. fine
bath. reception hall. front and back
stairs. new barn Price 81. 400; part down:
balance easy terms: house rents for IS ;
keys at this office.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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Beautiful Suburban Home

to car. high ground, cottage finished,
floors and all. in hard pine, 100 Dbl; els
tern fine large we'll, fruit and shade.
Price is 81 $50: with 5 lots, 81. 800. Now,
we want an offer Monday sure on this
property. as II must be sold without de-
Law It's on the west side.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE.

First class bakery, doing good business
and well located, 1890.
Good so acre farm near Hoyt, will take
u cash and Topeka rental. $500.
room, partly modern, close in, &. 700.
room cottage, IL lots, west side, ST.
$50.
J. D. MILLER g. CO.,
col Kansas Ave.
First Floor Sixth st. Entrance.
FOR SALE-Lots johnson Place addition
". 9Th, this month, $50. NJ. Heerys tel. 1z35.
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S. vi. WOOD & co.
Real Estate and Loans.

534 Kansas Ave. Topeka Kansas.
safe
NJ &
Kansas Ave
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GEO. vi. NOBLE & CO.

St.,
in, s
at price and
Good addition E
in
h farms 70 n he of
prices
NJ &
ms and
Ave,
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S. NJ. WOOD & CO.
Real Estate and Loans.
534 Kansas Avenue.

354 Kansas Avenue Topeka, kansa
Earro house. sells
N. ,goodh house. cost sell
and and
Gotta close in netr pei
acres walnu Cfncinn O. for Topeka home.
Well nnprov SOnearc city, must seln % days..
arm, fin and mi smaller farm
New modern Har ison St, broom quick S.
a
S. &
Kansas Ave
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ON HARRISON STREET

IL lots Orchard Place, high ground,
sidewalk. buildings all about, price 500.
lot near above, 500. both Increasing in
value every day
All the other lots in town.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE room Taylor St, $3.50 cash.
balance like rent; rooms No. $50 Chand-
Ter, 300 cash. balance like rent; rooms
Madison St, $50 cash. balance like rent.
+. j. Brown, IL Columbian bldg.
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]. E. TORRINGTON.
100 w. Sixth St, Topeka. Kan

FOR SALE:
50 acre farm 10 miles west. y bottom
land mo OVERFLOW, several acres variety
Of fruits. in best condition, small house
and outbuildings. Great bargain, LOO.
40 acre upland farm, fruit and good i'm
provements, miles out. SAo-
40 acre upland farm miles from Kan
sas ave. bridge, largely in tame grass,
nice stream, a little timber, fruit, fair
buildings, 81 900.
20 acre river valley farm miles out,
one of the best in the county, $4,000
40 acre bottom farm near R R. sta
ton, Il miles from Topeka, fine improve
ments, some fine timber, extra good hog
farm, $500.
10 acres nice land adjoining r. R. town
In Usage county, Kan, room cottage,
large barn. crib. shed, chicken house, al
falfa, hog pasture, 2 acres orchard, small
fruit, etc, $3.50
J. K. TORRINGTON,
109 West Sixth st.
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Fl. C. BOWMAN,

Real Estate and Insurance Agency,
Ind. Phone e61. ~ Columbian Building
ssooos
+,
It 'front.'
OTIS f.
lots
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FOR SALES room cottage with summer
kitchen, 9 lots, S34 Norris ave, block
from car line.
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PAVING.

CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK a.
PAVING CO., lis w. Sth st. Mfgrs. OF
building, paving and sidewalk brick.
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]. K. TORRINGTON.
109 West Sixth St.

FOR SALES acre tract. room house,
big barn, wells, cistern. windmill, 800
cherry trees, grapes. apples, etc Ind.
phone 127s-2. z. Seward ave.
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SWITCHES, pompadours, all kinds OF
hair work Mrs. Van Week. "a E kth
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FLORISTS.
HIDES.
FURNACE WORKS.

GEO. E SEYBOL.D. furnace work. tin
roofing, guttertng, spoutipg furnaces .
speciality. 93l Kansas ave IND phone 6L2
JOHN SEYBOLD. tin roofing. guttering.
spouting, galvanized iron and Furnaces
work. ia e. Sch St Tel Ssh
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MACHINE SHOP.

LAWN mowers sharpened. 75c; free de-
livery. Golden Rule, tel sos. Trade old
mowers on new. sos Kansas ave.
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UPHoLsTERNG.

CAPITOL UPHOLSTERING co.
Repairing, reffnishing, iron beds enam-
eled, furniture packed and shipped. We
nave the only dust proof varniSh room in
the city. 10 w. 18th. Ind. phone 1885.
W. J. VCSS, upholsterins. turuiturs 81
packed. shipped: mattresses. couches etc. -
made over. 500 Jackson st. Ind. phone 915.
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SHORTHAND SCHOOL.
DOUGHERTY'S SHORTHAND SCHOOL.
EIGHTH AND JACKSON.
Ind. Phone 566.
A number of features offered by no other
school.
Actual experience throughout the course.
Increasing demand for our students. Let
US tell you why.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
GOT THE MONEYS WORTH
Young wife OF Economical Eduea-
ton Filled n Telegram
to Word.

Mrs. Lane vas young and mex
pcricnccd, but certain principles
Of economy had been instillcd into
her from childhood. relates
Youths Companion. She knew
that since one conld send ten
words in n Telegram for - cents
aud any smaller number cost the
same anonnt II was m obvious
waste If money 10 send less than
ten.
She had also been taught by her
cmincntly practical husband that
in sending u telegram one should
"kccp 10 the matter In hand" and
avoid all confusion of words. On
the occasion Of Mr.. Lanes first all.
sencr from home, he sent u telc.
gram from Chicago saying; "Are
YOU all right? Answer. Blank
Hotel. Chicago"
Mrs, Lane knew that she must
We wise, economical and speedy,
for Mr.. Lane was making n dying
trip, and told her he could not
plan on his whereabouts long
enough ahead To have II letter
sent. She spent u few moments in
agltated thought. and then proud.
" wrote the following message.
"Yes, Yes. Yes. I am yer,
well. indeed, thank YOU"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Registration In St Ions opened
with a killing A gang OF reporters en-
tered q booth. chased q republican
Judge away. shot At him. aud killed 3
student from Belleyillo ih The r..
publican judge was loclrd MP. and AZ
this writing the police know as rucN
about the men who murder ! lie yosGg
man from Illinois a. they d. about
who struck Billy Patterson.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
JACK AND TIE CHICKENS.
DOG Had Bad Habit Of Killing Them
Hut Reformed and Became
Foster-father.

jack was n benutifuI Irish set
ter that was devoted TO his little
mistress. Mary. lie had one very
bad habit; lie would XIII chick.
ems. The ranchmcn all around
threatened 10 shoot ,Juck IL they
caught him. and Mary was much
distressed. relates the Chicago
Record Herald.
One rainy day In the early
spring a farm hand brought into
the house a number Of dear little
chickens, lust out Of the shell, and
placed them on the hearth before
the fire. The tiny, fluffy waits were
chilled through and through and
their little legs were lev cold,
Mary, like the good little house.
wife she was, suddenly conceived
the brilliant idea Of illing q bias.
kct with raw cotton, no as 10 make
the small strangers a nice, com.
Portable bed, and, without though,
OF leaving them alone, started
briskly upstairs to the garnet, and
soon returned with u hamper pad.
dcd with warm. white cotton.
Imagine her horror, however,
when, upon entering the room, shc
discovered jack lying lazily In
front Of the lire and not a chicken
la sight.
The little girl was sick with
fright, for she hrcw they had been
hatched from very expensive eggs
~ n particular breed and that her
father would scold her for her
carelcssncss.
Jack" she cried, severely,
"what have you done with those
chickeus?'
Jack merely wngccd his tail and
looked at her with n ear cooked.
MARY slowly approached the cui,
prit. with a deep frown on her
face and continued:
..if Won have eaten those chick
cns YOUR master will have Ia
shoot YOU"
Al this ,crribl. threat tl,, doc
only wngrcd his tail all the harder
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
AtaNn ma Visitor n"bb-d.

81. Louis. sept. 20-B c BroSn 81
Dcmopolis, Ala has complained 20 The
police that he vas deliberately robbed
of $50 while . passenger on the steam
er City of Providence, Sunday, by
ome OF the gambling gang on board
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Ihe petition ffsd ny Nr. rolk 10 2 rtct
ord OF the court Query. Where 10 the
where IL the vrf.tsn consent Of the nd.
Nsr-c parry or u MS ntf0rncyr Ana
whefe u the receipt ~ b man who ilS
the iolk petition frum the tietks oni,s.
arrcsinv 10 return. the same within the
time therein nafnrdf
WI, tutk Objected.
some OF the ciuzcns OF Tue s.,t. roalo
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
Pound urenpitnt-d.

Marlin, Tex, Sept, 2o.-c. 5 Stew
art. a farmer who lived eight miles
south OF here. was found murdered at
his home, stewards body, when found,
wa lying on a cot on his porch. head
less. A bloody AK was lying near by.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Chicago. Sept 20-The Western Sup
ply Co. IS West Randolph street, n
Of the large,t farm implement job
hing nrMs IN the middle west. was, ON
Monday, placed In the hands OF a re-
cclvcr by Judge Kohlsaat. In the Unit
ID States court.
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Comprehensive,

"If wrote ON till | told yon
everything, Mayourneen'-so ran
the closing paragraph in n certain
impassioned young Irishman's
love letter-"I'd still be having a
volume to tell you, darling
n. o. Picayune.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
School Children Drinkers.

a school physician at Schonc.
berg, Germany, has a~scertained
that Of the boys in the public
schools 16.2 per cent. are regular
beer drinkers. and Of the girls 4s.7
per cent.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

homo. Sept 20-Thc strike sItua-
tion IL improving, Premier Gioletu
has left for Racoonigl, Piedmont. TO
perform his official duty. as crown
notary. Of registering the birth OF the
crown prince.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

wlnnlpee' Man, Sept, 9o-Tbe strike
of the Canadian Pa1laa railroad. boiler
makers aud helpers lasted only two
days, the men relurnng to work Mpn-
day, The s'ri'srs are TO receive AZ IN
crease Of one cent an hour all around ?
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Ch,cago. Sept. 20.-Detecilyes raliad
a Chinese gambling house ~ West yaa
Buren, street and made i4J GrAsts sisr
wagons were hlied with prisoners Ina
raid was the drst OF the aind for scv
erai years. al -
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Berlin. Sept. 20,-The body OF Prince
Herbert Bismarck will he buried In the
vault beneath his faith r's mausoleum.
no, beside the remains 81 the great
chancellor, In the ohanai-
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
bearded mar WIS a craven some.
how stcadicd the boys nerves.

NV" "'''"''' INV pos htt sSbs
The next moment Saladin
charged, his wings spread out like
fans and every plume on MS hulk.
ing body bristling. Tho Chcrub
stood firm, and thrust NO we'll that
the fork caught the cock fair In
the throat, forcing the 1.-THE neck
back.
One Of the big, bony legs flew up,
and came down In n stroke too
quick for the eye TO follow, but the
cruel toc.naiI cut nothing but the
mir, and Saladin, chokcd by the
pressure Of the fork, wheeled and
ran of toward the nest.
"Work back toward the fence
keep facing him." said Scoville.
sect up and help mev' cried the
Chcrub, sharply.
cant. He's bust my ribsv
whincd the oversccr. "Bcsidcs, ]
maven | u stick"
He lifted himself a little and
began a scuttling retreat toward
the fence. Saladin uttered an,
other Of his deep roars and swept
down upon them. lie paid no at
tcntion TO S%coville, but hurled
himself at the Cherub. So swift
was the charge that the boy was
not able TO take proper aim with
his slender weapon.
lie felt that he was going 10
miss, aud sprang aside just In time
To avoid the fcfocious downward
blow. The cocks shoulder struck
him and BOWED him over. As he
struck the sand he flatt"ucd In like
n hiding quail.
The big. horny. hoof like feet
thgiicd furiously close 10 his
head. Saladin VAS in an ecstasy
II anger. He could not kick the
Cherub 80 long as the latter lay
upon the ground, but he could
stamp upon him.
Fortunately for the Chcrub. the
wits OF the great bird we're not
equal to his strength. After a vi
cious stamp OF so, he came TO the
erroneous conclusion that he could
finish his victim sooner by rolling
on him.
Down he dropped on his knees,
and threw his heavy weight on
Chcrub's back. almost crushing Ia
the boys ribs. The keen toc.naiI
on one Of the kicking feet strucl
him in the leg, and sbt cloth ans
skin rs II with u knife.
In his rolling, Snladin's necl
whipped from one side to the 9th
or over Chcrub's head. Choosin,
the moment when the cock ha,
rolled nearly clear Of him, tn
,hernp concentrated "'l MS Powc'
In mn upward heavc that threw th'
bird from his back. Then with on,
hand he made a quick clutch AT III,
extended neck.
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a,.as a.I an,
s,,nn.,,anaJ ,,s hold, Tho ,on,
naa. ..,,,na, ,aho m,
S.,oJin lacked on, With h,s t..,
and ho,t his wip,s on tho yrouni
I, , ~y;olon, ogor, IN FREQ himself
Tho cho,,h CHM, lilo +, h,,I
jo, his f,co and owes s,u,y viii,
an, s,nJ and liz mnscIss och
I'M, urJ.r Tho strain
proson,,y tho hird,s s,ruy,lc,
tossonoj Tho ou,strctched wing,
ar,,orod mo,o and moro fccbly
tho bc,J sank and n prn,ish mem
l.. =,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Detroit, Mon. Sept. so.-,Sssssr r..
Farwell "A Seu'known capitalist OF
this city, and At one time an Of ths
largest owners q vesssls a, the lakes.
Is dead Of parssns at wilsus Noun,
,rins. v. IL !. ~
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
SALADIN AND
THE CHERUB.
ny FISHER AMEs, JR.

= IL. 1881. ...l-l
gan ny h"''' ,.na.,ma
by g','"s WI" .'.ha.'I"a.
tinr Nv tt, a.. -.
Tue boy ''"'' w
SI"us -. r.. ~,
bc''uSc W. ".ws..
Minus ~ ""''"..u~-
wearing Pun" -
hair 'h"' was .s
fIeuog' Nv '" H.. a, a,d
~hr''sS"'' P'o. p..n
hol h",''. "" .a,.,a
ablN >'''"'" a.
rid 'h' r""'" w '"'
w''N VI
The 'h'rnp h"n s"',,cu JAIN ~
him Steadily anu a''"o"g" NV
thcr OF them fc'''hc" " ""S
smile that h"h 'ur''" Wv ''"''''
II was shortly AFTER inc rainy
season. The cocks IN tue large
corral were just beginning 10
choose their mates. As ins' rs
tie various PAIRS c"ih' W" h"'"
hl understanding 'h'! "''' "
moved I" rl'lhll'r I@hs' ""'''
They nni"h' 20 J." h""Sehc'P'"I vi"
disturbed.
saladin was one OF 'h' MS 10
make his SELECTION hc was 'h'
biggest cock on W" infnl' tigh'
feet III hrlghi U weighing more
than three hundred pounds h'
Wa a magnificent specimen OF
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
Ind thcy'e sitting Lardcr than


The overscer began checking of
on his fingers:
"Cm--oycr five weeks. About
time for the chicks, ] reckon. III
walk down with you and have u
look at EN-"
II was saladin's hour on the
nest. The great cock turned his
head slightly as they came up to
the fence, and the brilliant, un.
winking eyes glared with hostil.
ity. The Chcrub had never appre.
ciatcd before how vipcrinc was
the pose Of the long, nude neck
and the shallow, 1attcncd head.
The bird was perfectly motionlcss,
except for u slow, unpleasant pull.
sation Of the throat.
Hello" exclaimed scoville.
There's an egg out there"
1T wasn't there this morning."
said the Cherub, looking with per.
plexity at the dirty, gray globe
lying forlornly some 80 feet from
the nest.
II reckon they found IL was un.
fertile and kicked II out" said
Scoyille. 'l'd like to get that.
The tourists give u dollar apiece
for 'em after they're blown and
polished. II it's left there one Of
those wooden legged freaks W
step on II sure rs fate"
"Saladin might object, though"
suggested the Chcrub.
"oh. ! don't think" replied the
ovcrsccr. "Hc knows me pretty
we'll. and, besides, he amt anxious
To leave the rest Of the clutch now
h. hear the young ones stir
ring"
lie leaned over the fence, chew.
ing a straw thoughtfully, while
the Chcrub passed on Ia the next
i~nrlosufc. The ~unirrtile eggs
were Sco,illc's pcrluisitc, and the
longer lie gazcd NJ this one the
more its aspect assumed that OF u
huge silver dollar.
I'm risk H." he muttcred, and
slipped under the rail.
lie walked gingcrly NJ first. but
ns the cock made no sign Of re
sentiment ~ the intrusion, he al
vanccd with more confidence.
As H. STOPPED TO lift the great
shell, his watching eye detected
an almost iinpcrceptible tfcmor
nj up the rigid neck. and a HAS,
like the sharp escape Of steam,
bnrs, from the hcak. y man of
Scoyillc's experience should have
accepted the warning and de-
campcd at once, but. thick'hcadcd'
~ enough. he paused, stoopihs
over the egg. until his chance was
lost.
Salndin rose ms " on springs
aud then Sco,ille turned ana ran
stripping oil his loose coat ns ne
went. With few ground 'devonr'
Ing strides the cock caught up
"a Ia.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
She Needs Another Name.

Miss Vera Small. OF Usage, Mo.
in six feet tall and weighs 1874
pounds.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

-, The p,,r,ion atsa-sy NJ. yyeIs = Z rss.'
written permisslon Of the tudge1 Ard
where IL the vr,tsn consent Of the I'd:
Asr-s Ist,y OF ~ NJ attorney ana
The fuik petition frum the clerks oSi,s.
arr.si.g y. return. the same within the
time therein namrdr
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-11-24
Working .eIr,s' Hotel.

A hotel for working girls and work
Ing women will soon be built in New
York City. II the plans now under con-
sideration are carried out. Philan-l
thropy and business will be combined
In the running of the hotel Plans
have been submitted by an architect,
involving the expenditure of $500. 900.
Several well known men interested in
the project think there will be no dif-
hculty in raising whatever money is
necessary, because assistance has been
offered by men prominent in the finan-
cfal world. The hotel probably will be
In the neighborhood Of the large de-
partment stores on the West Side,
where many girls and women are en-
ployed. Their board at the hotel will
be about SO or 81 a week They will
have the use of the hotel laundry when
they wish to do up their collars, hand
kerchiefs. cuffs. and such light arti-
cles. There will be a room with sew
ing machines at their service when
they wish to do up their collars, hand
kerchiefs, cuffs and such light articles.
There will be room with sewing ma
chimes at their service when they want
to do mending, and number of small
Ter rooms on the first floor where the
girls may receive friends.
Nothing will be said to the guests
about religion or their family affairs.
II the girls are out of employment at
any time the management will try to
tide them over until they get work.