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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
GAVE Them !
10 ! |: /. BIG ] STICK ] !.
Inaugural Parade Taken Az Oc-
casion forM Making Display
Before Foreigners. 4s
CAPITAL AFTER INAUGURAL | ! \.
Grad Normal Con g IN
dition After8C Crush. and Bustle
x Of Saturday. a8
Z, I. I, !, . :. n, ",

(Frotn OurI Regular Corrcspondent.) W 4
WASHINGTON, March CIV Washington
h Ii rcstiining II It's n normal dition !, after
4 thc crush and Sbustle OF thcaifaugura tlont
and it Is once mere possible TO e reach
an@obj ective point In this city OF lagtlt 4
cent: distances without having 70 walk "
and dodge through sldc&strcets. The IN
augurn spcctnelc8is still on every tongue,
and tho President himself Is still thlrki-
Ing, probably, or the great day (. Y ~ h
Ggs There wal no time for. deep thinking
on tho inaugural parade willie. 1T was
K passing. and none while the city was so
much stirred up by reason OF tho crowds
scrambling to get T away 13lt ~ is now
possible to sit down ~ qufet IND COM
ment on the scenes Of inaugt rhtions day
andiSvnluo ut heir true Worth the fca-
\ lures OF the great parade. n III B
impressed + eignerss
It was not In the true sense g
There was Il little. Il In s which Appealed !
#of the thrilling alone. TO these tho march
Ing clubs were the most ttractiye fea-
II lures Of tho processlon,s perha ps, and that
4 fact Is most slgnlf lcant. u 81 1
&SSi The military feature was sfarfnnd away
D the most impressive Ion OF. The great
K column. But 1t did not n appear to 70 p
n peal to the popular mind Us being most
FQEtfactlvG.sGI mere WIS lAOL oIiN y
8S and empty display as are usual on occa-
II slons or this character. Every military
item OF the column appeared to bc$placed
there for effect. Even the volunteers
appeared In regulation blue or khaki,
and the pieces OF volunteer artillery drag
ged by tho reviewing stand were not deck
led out in the manner 80 often seen In
professions. The naval displ ny. that Isl
the marine and man Of warmcn IN line
Il were not in gala dress, but IN hat hey
i wear when they get down n TO Y business 81
& for Uncle Sam. Many OF tho State made
q feature OF their naval ba ttal lions.
sis% r he show did not appear to pc intended
ITO impress the American SPECTATOR t
was heavy business. as the theatrical
" people would say, not calculated to ex-
III cite q the applause Of the gallerieg. but
81 sure to Impress the critics In the boxes,
a and orchestra cfrcle-tie foreign minis
4 itersS and ambassadors. The & opinion is
prevalent that II was the deliberate in-
D tcntion Of those liig hest IN authority to
write upon the minds OF the reprcsen a.
s3tiycs OF European countries IN the Pres
Ri dents reviewing stand n lasting impress
81 sion & az stIe great military and avail
# strength OF tho United S tates. There
can be no doubt that the desired im-
preston was made. z hat p was desired
8 is striking Indication Of the trend Of this
administration In matters touching our
B relations With ther4 nat ions OF the earth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Worn | ! Ou ). |
Run Down?
Twill gladly give YOU e full dol
VI lars worth 81 my rer11edy
to test. VI N
Nothing 10 deposit Nothing 10 Sprors,lse.i
n Tire dollar bottle IL tree. ,s'Y our ugpst,
on my order WI hand you q full dollars
worth and send me the bill III III n S

Il. Why do work ard worry and exccss and
strain and er.indulgencc break DO WnB con.
out and run down and restless ard sleepies 90,
%saken Az tiny tender nerves On Which ne
Not tho nerves you ordinarily think about. !.
not tho nerves that govern your movements
ami yoiir thoughts. s5I MI .S8 lSia 3 3s . d
81 nut tho automatic nerves slat. unguldnd and
unknown, M ght and day keep YOU, heart Il
,notion-control tho digestive appara tis--regu..
a
and work sbreak ks down. VI, D I, . Isl
docs no good TO treat tho aling orsan,--
rtbeillous stomnch-tlio dctanged Kidneys. They
nre not 10 blame. But Cd back to The !, nerves
liat control them, There you will ftnd the seat
II does no good TO tako stmulants and mar.
cntics. for theirs. at bost, Is but n temporary
effect which merely postpones the { final day la
rhere Ssis nothing new, about thls-no.hinE
any pfysiclaii4 would dispute. But4it remained
BI. to practical use. Dr shoop 4 Rost orative Is
tho result Of IA quarter century endeaynr
long l,ls very line does /, not dose g. t,p
once to the no inside nerve--the power
nerye-and builds y and strengthens ng I, Il i
nights and restless days That Is the end o.
,'neryousness,' the end Of brain fag AM ana
fatigue n II 3;s 3 II n j. y. y,
d II you Jare worn out. run down and have ~.
never trtd my remedy merely writo and AK.
send you IN order on !. your, arug o,,,d
accept dollar. He Will hand YOU from his
shelves a standard sized bottle OF my pre- pre-
This offer ~ made only to STRANGERS 9 my
rer,edy Those who have one used tho / re- e:
storntve do not need this evid CO., There arc
no conditlonsn requirement II Is !. ope y,
and frank and fairy3E1t ls the supreme te 3
OF my 5limilcss belief All that 7 ask YOU on -
do is TO write-writo today. X, q n u
For a free order for Book / on Dyspepns.7
tul dollar bottle you Book on the H 1sar.y.
sic ot,. box iSB$ G; css Book for Women. lSss
Racine 338 wis. M State Book s for Men.12
which book you want. Book on Rheu =
Mild cases arc often cured by a single pot i
forty thousand drug 6tofe0. astER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
ID|.l|. Shops ),
Restorative 6
BELIEVE Nh. |! E |. / !. { ]!
Will Win With |. Il
Announcement n Of His Candid
Received in w ashing on With
ss Much Pleasure. 3ss

!; "a, fsneclaI q \ Tic lmntes.DIspatch.)

S&Ss Especial to The Ilmes.DSp1tcH.l3
WASHINGTON, d. & 3. Mar. 6.--T he
announcement Of Hon. ], Tay Tor Fllysoln1''ss
candi dacy for the nomination$to the lieu
{ t elnan I governorship Of Virginia was re-
ceived by Democrats OF Virginia In I. Wash :ll.
sington with plea sure. The opinion is al j.
ways heard when Yrginians discuss us the the!
subject OF canaluatcs that Mr.. Ell yson, py
reason OF his long years OF unreWa rd fl g
services deserves something ut the hands
OF the party. Several me- who n VIII I'll suip-
port him Ii the a approaching contest ex *:
PRESSED the belief to. day that he would
baS nominated vii hout wo rk on his pa TT. q
&$$Itzts limited that one or more OF the
candida ties for the Snomna tion to the lieu
enant-governorship will Withdraw IN "a "a
yor OF Mr.. Ellyson. AZ y. 55ss II.
A The Virginia members Of the House OF
SRepresen tativcs are going lone as 1ast:
9though3the families Of Mr.. Jones and OF
Mr., Rixey will probably remain mere su ~ Z
} SCI ools H MIR. Swanson. the other men, :,
her Of the delega ton who ps mousse
will stay longer than other m en- I'm oers.
though he will not be much longer way way
from Il he campaign In Virginl q y, ,&
s-. senator Daniel and Senator Martin
viii .haye8t to be here n week or two I'M
III tho adjournment Of the extr7l session.
and 4 non the latter will be able TO get
down homo and spend the next few
Smonths In making such repairs Or a q
5ditions to his political fences as may pc
R Mrs. Martin, and her little son. Thomas
IS 6 In left tonight for Springfield where
ssheswIll8be the guest Of her tnlptther, Mrs
gFenton Day. B, . :, :, !, s
Z, al lila afternoon for Richmond to spend
a II weak with Mrs. Charles u. Boiling .
Miss TDay mas become a fayorite lnBWasf-.
Sineton society in tho pnst two years ears
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
SENATE SESSION.
Receives Message From Presi-
..s dent on Postal Matters.

{Byl4 A ssociat ted Preas.) 4' ss
Il WASHINGTON, ldar. 6. II he special
session OF the Senate was opened to-d day
by loud applause for Y ice President Fair
banks. when he appeared In the cham a
Der to- preside. He at once raped the
Senate to order In response to Has res
solution, Nj. Allison and q Mr.. Gonna ~
were named as a committee to notify
the President that the Senate was in ses-
sion. "a !, recess was aiken q t the Il eS 3
fpIration rs OF which the committee an Y
Enounced that the Presid ent would at once
send a message. a r his was received and
considered in executive session, az ter
which the Senate ad journed 1. 5 III u,
Dominican Question.
The Dominican question was raised as
soon rs The doors OF & the Senate were
closed in legislat tive session. One OF the
messages received from the President
related to that sub feet and 1t was the
first. matter taken up. Ut called atten--22
tionf to- the protocol " OF u an q agreement
with the government Of San l to \. Domingo
by which the unleG States will UNDER
take to conduct the republics custom az
fairs in AN effort to liquidate Its debts to
put the island goVernmcn t on a more,
stable footing with other countries.
The procedure outlined by the protocol
according to the MESA &c, is held by the
President to be- the only means Of pro-
EteCt1n&& the Interests DJCIc0Alol 9 VII LIZ
United States. who have claims against
the Dominican government and the only
way by which the creditors OF European
governments may be N given " 9 ssurance
that their claims will BIO paid.
A The Pr esident SAYS that II Instead Is OF
stretching the Monroe Doctrine this pro-
8cedure Is the only course which Will re-
ilieve this country from the nee ssttyt OF
continually Invoking the Monroe Doctrine
against invasion OF European d govern
ments.sf He argues that 1t is q safeguard
against foreign entunglements.
So 1t was pointed out in the message that
the United tSates was not interfering
In the internal affairs OF Santo Domingo.
but that the proceedings OF the United
States were in response to the earnest
request OF the Dominican government.
Amend Treaty.
Nearly every member OF the Foreign
Rela lions Committee discussed the treaty
and the Presidents MESA sc. 81 The need
/ 81 amending the treaty was Urged y by q
number OF senators and this was L not
disputed by any senator It ractically
being agreed that the reign r Citations
Committee should 4 he charged Will the
duty OF perfecting the document or a {
least passing upon It before thu. details
8of proposed amendments were talked OF
5in#Sthe Senate. 3S "a. 4,
5' senator Morgan talked at some length
taking exceptions TO some statements en- N
5the Presidents message along me a IN me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
CASE POSTPONED,
Gaynor and Greene Appear Be
fore Canadian Magistrate.

ffIVIl.I 7a1lt4H ny ABBocINItU FTtBB "a
AIONTRF,A March 6,--NIessrs. Gaynor
and Greene, who arc wanted by the United
States government on charges Of fraud
in connection with the Savannah River
improvements, were before Magistrate
La Fontaine, the extradltion commls-
ssioner to-day, the question OF ball being
discussed ii5 n
Mr.. Taschereau, counsel for the ac-,
cused. filed an objection TO the iurisdlc-
ton OF the magistrate. Tho latter then
agreed to "a postponement OF the case
until March nth, IN order to get Wit
rnesses here, an 4. \, Il, Il Z n g
After hearing arguments this afternoon
Extradition Commissioner aFontalna
announced that in his opinion the D Do.
n,inion statutes did not grant him power
10 accept ball t0r the prisoner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
THE I: FIRST SNAKE.
Killed and Oh Exhibition il
Scottsville-Ro bins Plentiful. vs.

Especial TO Tho Times. Dlspatch.S n,,,a
4 ScOTTsVILLTC,, 49 z. # March s.-The
sun Is warm and bright to-day and the
roads are much I'm PFC yeti: "a
&s thousands OF robins. flOck ABOUT any il,!i
tho first snake Sofsf the rcnson big ugly
fellow WIS Killed by BIZ dsoe I3eal this
morning and hung 1I,sfro rent of i sea
Va Country J folk are thinking Of gardens
nov, and everything iva King sto lie
Mr. and Mrs. Nv. III. pscott. Of Buck Is
inghar1, celebrat ed cir china /, weddi
and useful presents. Thc guests were roy
snilY entertained wi delig htful supper }, p,
and dance, which Ia ted until Z o'clock. Y
lrhc people Of this section are retoiyed
stoknow that rayi9r l;llys son ila as
so Oil Of SLeutenant- Governor.
Rev. and M r !. Daniel we're ge n =
ousl tile4 CONGREGATION a +, aIt
ing LASTED for several day 81 81 K %
Mr.. ~. s. Fl Dabn principal Of . Z g s,
procured a piano for he school. 3 sss Il III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
FOR ENLIGHTENMENT
Former Manager of Brewing
Co. Arrested and Bailed.

ri Especial Ito y The q Times ispatch:)
IL Randall, 81 formerly t.manager OFF,
Charlottesville branch Of hthe Anheuser-
Busch Brewing ASSOCIATE ion. charged with
5embezzIng $500 has been arrested ct. the
pany, which con corn Is aliis bond. u rho
accused q waived preliminary hearing IN
charlottesville h tod ay5 " Ind was held Tor
stheEgrand jury. {,
on a 81, 900 bail bond for HIS appearance
before the court on March goth, whenSthe
grand jury will NEE t.. ssi lii t} s5s.S
s81i Randall has hitherto borne "a good {repu-
Station, and his arrest came as "a great
shock to his friends in that community
He Is we'll connected and yis the son Sof "a
we'll known Baptist mi MIS- er. IN H s;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
\ Smallpox at Newport News.
Especial sto The ! Times Dispatch.) M,

# NEWPORT NEW ,.EStS;X nh, AZ, NJ NJ arch hi 81.
member Of he II thaca Conserve tory I. . 2
Music Concert Com an W. wa S 4 st TIC ken
Mish smaapaaf If
excitement In the !; hotto |, rand H the health
authorities were at III. lossgt 9. fklo "! how
;penters put up la temporary pest : house
and the patient was removed. The room
at the; hotel has been fumigate tee. and the
authorities anticipate no further trouble.
The conpany Y, shed y the city Friday
and gave a. concert in the Y. y M = az.
Hall. The hotel will not he quarantined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
DECLARES [: "A / /: !: FOR ]: |:
FREE BRIDGE
Continued from First Page,)

S'a5Tho ordinance, extending water connec-
lions to the town Of Z Fairmount,$isw was vas
adopted $S + AS M III & "a 81 Is
Resolutions upon the death Of Hon An
sthony5 M. . Kelley, formerly city attorney
and then mayor OF Richmond, We're re-
ported from q special committee, BY MI
Pollock, and unanimously adopted, "a. high
and deserved tribute Is paid the dc ceased
jurist for his abilitysand unfailing patriot
ism. Il Y. Z. Il: 55 Il sl. liz * Il
#555 Tho Council by a vote ofB17 to ,8sus y
tanned the Mayor in his veto OF the Ilrn-.
1nerlnann ordinance allowing three mem-l
hers OF any committee to approve pay
rolls. Ia rs y. s
4. The ordinance was twice before vetoed
and the last time 1t was PASSED by the
Board over the veto Of the Mayor.
f The resolution from the Board ap-l
proprating $4,000 to have an expert en-
amino into tho causes OF poor allallty or
gas for Richmond was concurred IN.
None Allowed to Stand.
Ey Mr.. Peters (AIr. Spence In the chair
opposed tho amendment put on the tnetl-
tire ordinance In the Board to allow fifty
instead OF thirty persons to stand on tlse
main floors OF the theatres, ssfi q s5
THE Board did not alter the provision
for twenty, persons to stand In the dress
circle, n va Id "a sSs 5s
SSS Mr. Lynch moved to strike out all refs
erenca to standing room, and this wal
adopted. The effect of this Is. TO leave
the matter5inSthel discretion OF the Mayor
and no standing room tickets can be sold
at any OF the play houses without tho
consent Of the Mayor. Is si
The body referred tho ordinance allow
Ing coasting on certain streats to the
Committee on Streets and cohcurred In
the resolution approprlating five hundred
loads OF coke to the Ladies' City Mission
for distribution among the poor, & \, AZ Is 8sl
s MI. Curtis offered q resolution, which
was adopted, thanking Senators Daniel
and Martin and Congressman I.alnb for
their efforts In securing the 5000, 900 for
the improvement OF the farhor, and hth
and Mr. Pollock warmly commended the
gentlemen mentioned for their work, ~
At On motion Of Mr.. Lynch, MT ", n
Atkinson was elected q member of the
body Ia succeed Mr.. Richard Icy
from Jefferson Ward.
Me- M llls Sof tared a resoll Tom which
was adopted, asking che Street Commit
toe to report lpon the ad Visibility OF he
purchase by the city OF sAIayo's ( Island,
and to- ascerta ain At what price "A car q
be secured. n n B. XII sS;i
on, motion Of Mr.. Pollock. captal y w VI
III, Curtis and the Commit Zee on James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
NEGRO WIFI 81 MADE
new YORK COLLECTOR D /. |: { / |
Will T AXE Charge Of Internal
Revenue Office, Succeed
ing Treat.
! (By Associated Iress.)

fts'aONttI ~ y : II3f
WASHINGTON March CT There Is ~ :
lthority for the positive statement that
the President has fully decided upon the
appointment OF Charles w. Anderson, OF
New orks as Internal revenue collector
for the district OF New York. to succeed
Charles II Treat, who will be appoint-
ed to succeed Ellis II. Roberts. treas
surer of the United States Mt Washing
ton These changes, however, will not
4 be made until next June. when Mr.. r. OBJ
4 erta 9Swill3 have completed an eight-year
term. Anderson is an inspector OF racing
sl,nder8the New York State racing law. He
studied law at one time. but has not been
admitted to the bar HI is u negro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
.REIDEGOEs TO.ENGLAND:
ONE CHANGE. IA.CA|IB|:|.I.h|'E|:.T|.
cortelyou Succeeds l Wynne as as
Postmaster General Nom lon Il,
nations Made.
fRv a ss,ooctiated Press.

WASHINGTON, March 8,--The Presl,
dent sent d large number q nonlhsltous
tnitha senate to-day, Including IL nen-
hers Of the present Cabinet except POST
~ ! ster. q eneral Yynne, George B, Cor
te I was nominated for that flee. e
the nominations include \, the names
heretoforc announced as q anlbn ssa dors
and ministers, and Senator cockrell ms Is
Tnterstate Commerce Commissi oner and
Senator Quarles as United States district
}i,,lre! Robert u Wynne was n onltnated
az consul general at London and Hun,
ter sharp, Of North Carolina, as consul
at Kobe, Japan. I. " s,,,,,, y
The ambassadors nominal ted are lWhlle,
law Reid to Great Britain tsoheTI r. Ny
e Russia Edwin II. Conger, to Mexico
Henry White, to Italy. u 4. II n \ I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
TUCKER NOT TALKING g.
Believes Mr.. Ellyson Will be
3 d Democratic N ominee.
"A (From Our92egular Correspondent.).

,js (From Our OCULAR correspo ndent.) tS
r 5SsyVASH1NGTON, March g, ~ lion. Harry
ST.. George Tucker for years member 8
y Congress from the Tenth Virginia Dis
strct,# sud to-day that hess believed Mr..
lllyson would DO the Democrattc %noml-,
nee FOR tho leutenant-g oyernorship Mr..
Tucker, who is the dean of the law fac-
$ulty Of George Washington University
\ declines to say what are his Intentions
4 regarding his becoming IN candidate for
I tho Democratic gubernatorinl nominal
Ttion, but said ho would make q definite
I statement on tho subject in q short time.
TIC hus been urged by many friends to
+ become a candidate. but up to- the pres
+ ent has not declared his Intentions:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Deaths in in Roanoke

az Special \ to The Times Dspatcil.l
HI ckey,. WI fe' of Mr. Patrick H iok ely, 10
Of the foremenl Of the Richmond Locomo-
tive works, died this morning at the
residence of !. her mother. from 70 compll-
n Mrs. Garvin Murdoch. ans old q tizenf OF
Roanoke. employ las blacksmit lin the
shops, died Is terday from heart .tro on,
BY his wife and Il two children, His res
mains will be taken to Richmond for N:
sterment. Sas tsss IS }. iil33S. ~ p i}Ss 5!
Mrs. Sallie 5Plypon, 5of Franklin county.
sfifty-two years. She hadB to ichmond
for treatment and became so ill that she
had to stop over here With her brother.}
She Is survived by her husband and four;
children. $ls4 Il "a II an 5Sb ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07

W. N. Page OF the new Tidewater Rails
way, which Is to parallel the Norfolk and
Western from here to the mountains.
advertised to-day for bids for the grading
and masonry OF twenty sections Of the
road, a distance Of 100 miles west from
sewell's Point, through Norfolk, He says
the money Is reauy, and as soon as he
bids are accepted the work VIII heBlh' a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
River Improvement were u tnnnRea .soe$
nr,ation for the Improvement OF James frlas
Died at Ninety-TWo,

Especial to The Tlmes'pIspHl.r,Hly Z. al Z,
111RAY, Va, March 6.--Mrs. Ga tha AZ
Grove ono OF the oldest persons y, F AZ
county died It a the hHma s Of hes S0 hursy
t yes tert h aged nlnety-two years Mrs,
G hTs S was a very rlnlarSahe woman. re-
inning nf ali her faculties up 70 few weeks %
ago she austalnsed hsr s Seath t shc
Wns Tia . Widow Of Joseph Grove, at one
ME- Irs Groyes death was the hrsts one ~
her family In stWenty-aye years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Big Searchlight'

7G IIIspeclal to The Times, pl snatch'} l !, \.
b 3NEySYPORT MEMS, VA March d. >
An Immense CIV ELECTRIC se s;. 9 y
beng put Z FGrt Il ot wii So t' ts
most e,st' poWerful iight In the world. It WI!
la given Its most severe tests dHrlng
the mimic warfare q i Ola Il Point. COM
fort In j une, NJ All 81 5g SSa4l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
ARKADIA SLIBELED.
Conveyed Battalion Of Porto Isl
NJ cans to Inauguration.
y (Ny AysoolHted FFsss.,

y,1yAsHINtYro D. Oh March , 6-Tlle
3 steafmeN 1Arka ia, which conveyed ~ bat
TALON of tho Porto lsional TEL,
srnde' to.daY was libeled by Vim. R
isuckett, a pilot, who leges.I d that The
Vessel 8 i tlsTs con ira cited With MN tQ
plo kaalsb srs f1y9pl pt Gasr
u pilQta In charge. si8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Nominations q confirmed.
4. !, /, J. nnin tnd I,rnss,l y Z.

yvAsIi1NaToN N, March THE Senate
to III a executive q session. confirmed g
the nominations Of g al members the u
Cabinet a ofS FORMER Senator Cockrell, OF
Missouri, to be NJ Interstate Commerce
Commissioner. X ana s Of y former Sem tor
Qunrlcs. Of Wisconsin, to be United sta tt
Judge for the Eastern District Of SViscon N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07

I Halloran's Half-shsl| c!sars, absolute
liz Wnequa led. IL! S & 81 sss sfsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07

To Start Construction
SS3 (speclal Ito The Times. pis teh.l
&EORFG Lax, VA March Il Or Pres dent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-01

FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
-~-0~~>0-~~--~-~--,~~~-~-~
FOR RENT OR SALEzBEodern 5 room
house With bath, good barn. fine location.
Inquire Otto Kuehne Preserving Co.
FOR RENT-New room cottage, wired
for electric light, barn. sewer, drilled
we'll rent SO.
T. ID. HUMPHREYS,
525 Kansas Ave.
FOR RENT-1S03 W. 10th ST., 2 rooms. gas
and bath. $50 per month and water rent
Key at c. ". Nellis, Stormont bldg.
FOR RENT-small house 1913 Buchanan
FOR RENT-1s1s Topeka ave. s rooms.
1923 Tyler s rooms; 1134 Taylor, rooms
COZ w 6th, rooms on second floor: 223 E.
nth. 8 rooms; 1895 Clay, g rooms. 1916 Blu
chanan, s rooms; 612 ". 18th ST, store
room.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-01
EMMBTr E. RoUDEBUsH.
HOusEs

III USES.
The best property in Topeka for $4,000
cost $4,000. down town. fine location.
All modern 6 room cottage, bath. FUR
mace, barn, lots. east front, years old.
$2,see
8 room new house. bath, gas, furnace.
shade, so #. front. $780,
$500. W us
Is acres room house, fruit, near car
line. fine location, $500.
room house, W. 9Th ST., bath, furnace
IL east front lots, $500
room house, 1 lot, pavement, east side
sl,oo0; 500 down, balance monthly
houses Tyler ST., one rooms and one
room cottage, rent $41 month. will sell to
pay Il per cent above taxes.
room house, modern. Potwin, $1,000.
room new house on east side, between
9Th and 10th. g 200
room cottage. shop district. $3.50; small
amount cash; balance monthly.
VACANT LOTS.
lots Buchanan, near Central Park, $3.50
each
" lots Western ave. south Of 10th st..
$500 per lot.
lots Western ave. north Of nth st, 500
each.
lot E. 10th St. good location. ss25.
80 feet on Horne St. between 5th and
9Th St. sS25.
Houses for rent
Safety deposit boxes s. per year.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH.
lo7 W Sixth St. Topeka. Kan