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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-28
A Former Prisoner Now lIonored Guest.

ExLieut. II. II. johnson, of Wor
cestcr, Mass, arrived in this city yes
terday morning NJ tho guest OF Mrs.
j. T.. 3. Smith and daughters at their
home in the suburbs.
Murr than - years have elapsed
since Mr.. Johnson, thcn lieutenant
iN :!.r ! hii Nam" regiment. WAS cap
i!rrH ~ IT,, battle .; The WILDERNESS
by the late Capt j. &. y. Smith Of tkis
tI;y. :ih,I IIua. r'HGHlHIlV Mi~ sent 10
tnr:. :oii!ii.'- itHtivr ipWu iur lmipliH-
".iur!r. ~ I:l% cAI'tn,r I.irnt. john
~uII sjrt,;, q ::ii::il IHut.i!t.rS bravery in
l,G,i~!:r4. 80 tII!l'tnir! to he tuEirtlcr-
::tr ."l",' in IL" Ncly teeth oi DEATH
lnI ir ''ri.irh >!tn> al Capt. Smiths
r"inj,.uiy had lr,' ted !ls gun on hun to
tive. b"' the rhp'"ln liItcIltlcd--thnt
all through lIi., aIti"HEh they never
met "gHIE, Capt. Smith always held
l.l"ut. JnlII > memory in tho high
est rtEHI..
in capturing Lieut.. johnson Capt.
Smith took the licutcnants valuable
sword. presented him by his company,
on which 22 battles were engraved
In 1910 il was Capt. Smiths pleasure
and good fortune, through the medium
of Maj. Cochran, of Maine, to return
the sword to Lieut.. Johnson. The re-
tuln Of tho sword was the beginning of
u long and delightful correspondence
UCb"SCA tIC lNO uttH- tolHCC CtpJ.
S. itl's death his family have
continued tho correspondence with Mr.
johnson. Three years ago Mr. John
son prosecuted MIR Smiths gvandson
with Il silver loving cup beuring Il
highly appropriate inscription Less
than two years ago Mr. Johnson pub
| ]isfled Ills thrilling war experience and
most considcrnte1y gave it tho name of
tho "Sword Of Honor" After tho war
MIR, johnson was commissioned adult
ant Of battalion stationed ut Auder-
! son and during the year spent there,
| by his kind and courteous bearing,
won the respect and friendBnip Of the
! very best people.
After visiting Columbia Mr.. john
son will go to Anderson, where the
most enthusiastic welcome awaits him.
| During his stay in Columbia, Mrs.
| Smith hopes that as many az possible
OF Capt. Smiths lnte war c0Inrades
| will call on MIR. johnson, as his heart
| iR very VAIN for South CarOliniaus.-
The State, gath inst.
Mr.. johnson visited Anderson sew
ernl years ago and vas tho guest of our
| townsman, j. A. Brock. lilo will prob
| ably arrive here in few days and hit
visit will be Il source of much pleasure
to his many old friends.
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immigration Commissioner Il. j.
Watson has declined the offer of Au-
quota chamber Of commerce secretary
ship at ono-third moro pay. He feels
it his duty to himself and his State to
get his new bureau on q better basis
before leaving it. Mr.. Watson was
appointed to the place in March, 1904,
when tho bureau was created. lie
Was then doing newspaper work in
Columbia as city editor of The State.
His work as commissioner has attract.
ed much attention throughout the
north and west and will result in doing
much good for South Carolina.
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C0nve ntl0n OF Assessors.
Auditors Once. Anderson County.

Auditors ONCE. Anderson County.
February %, 1905.
To the Townahip Assessors OF Auder.
GOD County.
Notice is hereby givon that you are
regu eatcd TO meet in convention at this
office on the first Tnesdny, March 9th,
lJOG. at IL O'Clock a. M, for The purpose
OF beginning tho apprnisement OF tho
real and personal property Of the county
for taxation for tho fiscal year 1906.
This boing tho most important meet.
Ing that viii! engage tho attention OF the
nssessors during tho year. trust that
every member will make an effort TO at
tenI.
The following is the board of their re-
spective Townships:
Andorson--a. d. BrownIee, J. l. Far
n,r, 4. $. I.igou.
Eeiton-Wm. A. Cooley, J. r. Cox, J.
j. Vaughn.
Gentry, II. p. Mcdaniel.
Brushy Croek-W. A. Cason, w. G.
Scott, j. w. Wyatt.
CeIiterville-J. A. Eslew, J. N. g..
Mcconnell, B. J. Watson.
Corner-W. w. Adams, J. w. Camp
bell. ID j. Sherard.
FoIk--W. l.. Dobbins, J. r. FAINT, J.
l.. 0. Merelt.
Garyin-I. Il. Garviu, J. N. Richard
SOD, w. 81. Martin.
Hall-C. II Bailey, w. P. Ball, H. NJ.
Tate.
Honea Path~-J. M. Hanks, w. s..
Fleming, Price CANT brell.
Town Of HoDea Patb-W. A. Erwin,
]. r. Callahan, &. M. Greer.
hopewel!-W. J. Vsndiver, w. II.
Cartee. T. M. King. , :
Martin-T. L. Clinkscsles, B. Y.
Wright, r. r. Keaton.
PendIeton-J. NJ. Blackman, Jno. ".
Suttles, Samuel McCrary. 49,. .. -
Rook Mills-J. T. McCown, J. J. Mar
tin, Jno. II. Wright, =
Snvannah-L. g. Clinkscsles,. J. J.
Smith. @. M. Findtey. " !
Varennes-C. B. McCown, Il. F. Reed,
P. l.. Tate.
WiIliamston-E. N. Elrod, Z. A. Clar-
dy, l. H. Welbo-n. - =. O..
Very respectfullv,
@. o. BURRIss,
Auditor Anderson County.
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Luther Ellison and sisters, Misses
Ida and Hattie, attended church at
Sloan Sunday.
Sir. and Mrs. Newton Oats visited
tho formers sister, Mrs. William John
son near Latems Crossing, last Sun
dag.
Minor Jones Waited his friend Lu-
thrr Ellison last Sunday.
David Daws son was the guest of
hi; best girl las Sunday.
EtD. 26. Cricket.
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nlr. Wm, j. Bryan is quoted as
saying that "it is too fur ahead TO tell
what will be done in lJ0S.' We trust
nhat Mr.. Bryan will keep quiet and
permit the Democratic party to escape
again being done.
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A Texas editor wants to know what
would be thought of men if they had
their pantaloons made foot or 80 too
lons and then went about holding
them up. We suppose there would
be few more rubber necks than there
,are now.
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,9re now

There are various opinions as to
the price Of cotton. Many cotton men
arc Of the opinion that after the next
government report is issued there will
be sharp rise in the market, while
on the other hand the bears are look.
ing grum at the bulls and are claim
ing that the price will 60 further down
tho ladder.
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-- The grand jury of Charleston
county returned no. bills against the
officers of the Columbian Banking g.
Trust Company charged with enter
ing into conspiracy to defraud the
depositors.
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here Sunday and were given O hearty
welcome by their friends. This place
was their home until recently.
The farmorg arc utilizing every hour
or the present lovely weather in pro-
pairing for another crop.
Housewives are busy setting hens
and planting gardens.
1nc0gnita.
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A Milwaukee woman has nam. Il her
child "Thcodorc Roo>.vrl, Henry
Clay Paypc Bradcnburg. Is this
not case for the Society for the Pre-
ayention of Cruelty to Children?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-28

The New York Press thin., PIN
money gets its name froul .Lr .Art
that it is the man that gets stuck.
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R H@EA a and WIlsxEY HABiTS
E9 n II II eAEH cured at home with.
Il "a II FL EEJu out pain. Book of par
u u " y " d ticulars sent FREE.
81 IrtE1 y. NJ. WCOI.LEY, NJ D.
Atlanta, Gns Office 1l4 N. Pryor street.
Notice to Creditors,

A LII persons having demands OF
Cynthia Z. Irby, deceased, are hereby
notified to present them, properly prov.
Oh, TO the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted
are notified to make payment TO tie
undersigned.
B. T. IRBY, Admir-.
Feb 2S, 1906 81
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OUR:MERCHANTs.

= 0a. merchants arc active. intelli.
i gent, and rated far and near as men Of
splendid integrity, and proof Of this is
found in the constantly increasing ex-
tension of territory. They are adding
to:the trade Of the city. They not
only hold to tho trade relations Of the
past, but are adding, day by day, evi.
dence Of their appreciation of the
changed conditions around thsm aud
coming into closer touch with large
patrons in tho jobbing trade.
We congratulate them, both on the
name they have won for honesty Of
dealing and the energy displayed in
enlarging the field Of their operations.
Their ambition TO succeed is being
worthily crowned with success, aud
every citizen of Anderson must wish
them success in a career that promise ses
much for the influence and growth Of
our city. . p. Il II i ;z5:,.;. :5 /.
Their efforts should be seconded by
,.every citizen in Anderson, and svefy
movement to the strengthening: :of our
trade relations should be encouraged
aud fostered. The merchants Of the
territory tributory to the trade of our
city should be invited to see, ,rs and
entertained to the end, that we may Be,
made thoroughly acquainted. The
Interchange Of views relating to mu.
.tual interests twill strengthen the
b,nd Of union and help to build the
prosperity of;bo.h. Will you do ) our
past2. ::*!. y #, +. ;,:>; ::
81 We have the la.ch string outside
She door for every, merchant or citi.
>Hen in sbesterri.ory mentioned, aud
= fgahklysto,tbsm that I'VE stand
ready q help you in5every legitimate
49, .! ~ E:s: eas and upbuilding
aof yopr seotionc.E Come and see !. ue,
and aest Inc truth }oftt his Std atemans,:
= l-. q 80: i
i. 6 ~ Some mon keys ihaxe long. tails
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An Old Roll.

a few days ago Hon. B. T.. Crayton
handed us the following article, which
he found among some old papers Of bis
son. the late Samuel NJ. Crayton. It was
published In Tho Intelligencer on jan
uary Is, 1886, aud Of the nine survivors
who wore living thon only one la left,
Mr. w. Frank Clinkscales, OF Abbeville
County. The republication Of the roll
now will no doubt prove interesting to
the many descendants in this section Of
the grand old heroes:
Mr.. J.shua Holland furnishes us the
following rcll OF Capt. Picktns's Com
pany, which went from this section with
The 4th Regiment of South Carolina Mi
l,tia to the Florida war. The Company
WAY mustered inro service on the 10Th OF
February, y. d. 1886. just fifty years ago.
many Of the families In this County, and
Its presentation at this time will doubt
loss prove Interesting to our readers:
Captain-John J. Plckena.
lst lieutenant-Peyten X. Shaw.
2nd Lieutenant-Elijah Major.
Eusign-Ja ackson Howell.
list Ssrgeant-Willlam Dickson,
2nd Syrgeant-Wiley Davis.
Jep Davis, James Elliott,
William Davis, Mathew Galloway,
James Davis, George Busby,
George Haynie, Robert Buaby,
Stephen Haynle, Joshua Griffin,
John Holland, 3 o Fowler.
A Hem bree, Joshu6 Holland,
James Kay, Samuel Fisher,
Barnett jackson, Stark. Yeargin,
William Jackson, John Sullivan,
Encoh Major, Hiram Ginans, =
Jordan J CANT brell, s P Massey
WILLIAM poo4e, James Henderson,
N B Scott, - Burress,
Horny Lnwless, James Lee,
James L Hall, John Scroggins,
Georgs Stone, Hiram Howard,
Nnthan Loveless, Eliab B Moore,
William Sears, B f Duncan.
Nathaniel Andorson,- Chasteen,
W f. Clinkscales, Allen Mcconnell,
Noel Eraemap, Newton Hill,
ROBERT Norris, Jonathan IufneT,
Asa Kicker, Sam Hsatop,
Jamea Jones, G w Watsrs .....
Jas A Parton, Joshua G oodwin,
Spear Barton, Bsnnet,
Parton, William Keeling,
Jerry J Brown, Martin Cross,
w Brown, Milton Tate,
VIM Buchanan, George Giles, '.~ .
Wm Steel, James Watt, ..,, =. s..
Mark Prince, Allison Langston,.
James Gassaway, Henry Busby. -
II * Manning, Thomas Young. = p:
O!the seventy Eve men whosB names
compose. this roll only nine now survive.
They are Joshua Holland, who lives in
broadway, Township. In THE County; W.
Frank clinksoales, who lives in Abbe-
ville County; Ned Freeman and VIM.
Sssre, Of the Fork Township. In, this
Oouptyi. James Gassaway,:a or Martin
Townehtp, In this County; J. J. Gam.
brell ,of Williamson: Samuel Fisher. 8.
p. Massey and VIM. Poole, OF Hart Coun-
ty, Ga. This Company saw arduous ser
vice In the campaign which followed It's
enlistment, and we would:be pleased to
have history OF tts services for publica.
ton from some OF its survivors.
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When you want good Rural Mail
Box at very low price, call on Sullivan
Hardware Co.
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EASTMAN & LAKIN.

VACANT LOTS
few of our specials
IL lots on Quincy near 18th. sS75.
IL lots on Madison near 18th. $3.50
1913 Branner St, lots, $3.50.
713 East 9Th. lot. s125.
3 lots on Morris ave. near 6th, each $3.50,
3 lots on Polk near 18th. $500.
3 lots on Polk near 6th, $500.
3 lots on Throop, each $3.50.
lots on Topeka ave. near 18th, each
$3.50
S lots on Topeka ave. nd 18th. each $500.
IL lots Harrison near 10th. $3.50.
l % lots at 1924 Tyler. $500
2 lots on Lane near 18th. each 500.
2 lots Fillmore near 18th, 1850.
3 lots on Brooks near 18th. each $50.
2 lots on Buchanan near 18th, each $3.50.
2 lots on Jackson near 4tl, $500
lots on Huntoon near Lane, each $3.50.
2 one acre tracts in College Hill addi-
ton, each S525.
lots on Harrison near 18th, $3.50.
lots on Fillmore near 9Th, each $500.
2 lots on Fillmore and 9Th, each $3.50.
? lots on Park near Harrison, $3.50.
2 lots on Fairchild, 1925.
2 lots on Madison, $3.50.
lots Kious and Quincy, $3.50.
2 lots Harrison and Norris, submit Of
fer.
Lots in Auburndale, so and up.
Lots in Melrose addition, s12O and up.
Lots in Lowman Hill, $50 and up.
Lots in College Hill. $500 and up.
Lots in Quinton Heights, 500 and up.
Lots II Douthitt Place, $500 and up.
Lots in Westlawn add, $3.50 and up.
Lots in Oakland, 500 and up.
Alison many others in all parts of the
---I,., IA
tracts.
See US before buying.
EASTMAN & LAKIN.
Ind. Phone III. lis West 9Th Ave.
List your salable properties with us for
quick returns.
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w. NJ FORBES.
CHOICE HOUSE BARGAINS

CHOICE HOUSE BARGAINS
1926
CENTRAL PARK, new rooms. , lots.
81, 500
1913 ". 18th St, 3 rooms. barn, well, els
tern, cellar. 20 by 225. ST. 100. take larger.
u room house. hot water heat, bath,
electric lights. gas. cellar, barn, shade,
IL lots. viii take SO, $50 this week.
New rooms, ? corner lots. Garfield, 81.
200
New 3 room cottage ? lots, porcelain
bath. electric lights, gas, eistern. sink
cellar, paved, 8 blocks capitol. 5000 quick
Fine 2 rooms, al modern. blocks cap
itol s., 80 and S.
New cottage close in. $3.50. rents So
Houses IN all locations. several on pay
ment plan. Rents and loans. See US
W Il. FORBES
107 ". Seventh St., City.
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TAKE YOUR PICK.

TAKE YOUR PICK.
Some fine lots in this bunch; they rep
resent the vacant bargains this spring:
1929 Polk, fine shade, Sl,Oo0.
623 Van Buren, IL lots, Sl,40U-
913 Quincy, IL lots, $1,000
1916 Clay. 17a loLss paved alley, 500.
l414 West 9TH, 60 feet. 500.
S35 Lincoln, IL lots $50.
14O4 West St, IS feet. $3.50.
1913 Lincoln, 3 lots, $1,000
210 Greenwood, fine shade. $500.
18th and Western, lots, s375.
East fronts on Central Park, $500
lots 1431 West, 5000.
1872 West, 2 lots, $3.50
Lane south Of 18th, lots SEQ.
18th and Polk, east fronts, $500.
Lots, 18th and Fillmore, 500.
1922 Topeka ave, 500 each
$40 Horne fine shade, 800.
18th and Lincoln lots, 500.
1410 Polk, ? lots, $500
Lots 18th and Lane, $50 each.
18th and Clay. 3 east fronts, $500.
6l3 Polk, ~ lots, cheap
1920 Buchanan lots 500.
Throop St, lots, $3.50
134S Fillmore, IL lots, $3.50
18th and Western, ? lots. $500
907 Lincoln, 15k lots, large shade. 1913.
WestlaWn lots
Orchard Place lots
Walnut Park lots
ANY old lots.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
107 East 7th-
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VACANT LOTS!

lets Van Buren, St, near 18th. pave
ment, sewer, gas. city water. S525 per lot.
Those desirable lots on Topeka ave.
between 18th and 18th. some can. be sold
for Si25; pavement. sewer and gas.
of the best east front lots on Polk st.
and 18th, $50 for the two, sidewalk sewer.
city water.
Other lots all over the city.
THE SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Ind. Tel. sos 5S4 Kansas Ave.
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CHEAPEST 1900 A. RANCH $3.50.

Sections 1S. % and E. y Is, twp. y. r. 40,
Wallace county. KAN, unlnproved big
living spring, over half tinable twheat
land) alfalfa land along the draws, o
miles north of Sharon Springs, the county
seat Price 1890; $4.y50 on yearly pay
rnents. 6 per cent; $500 payable 500 every
months: balance cash or good trade.
where can YOU beat tllis2 Act quick
". n FORBEs. topeka. Kan
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IND. TEL.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
THE LAST WHIRL OF MARCH BE-
GINS.

VACANT LOTS
facing Bethany college on Polk st,
81 coo each
N. E. corner Sth and Clay, 81, 600 each.
3 n. E. corner 10th and West sts, $3.50
each
on Buchanan near 10th, $500 each.
IL on Buchanan street near 8rd. for all,
$3.50
2 College ave. and 18th, east front. $3.50
each.
College ave. close to College gates.
1910 each.
2 on Lane near 18th. choice. s375 each.
on Lane near 18th, very cheap, s215
each.
8 on Lane, near 18th. s125.
on Buchanan and 18th. s400 each.
on Buchanan near 18th. $3.50 each.
2 on Garfield near 18th, $500 each.
3. 6 or 10 S. E. this side Highland Park.
$50 each.
good on Cedar. ? blocks to Santa Fe
shops. s215 each.
2 Western ave. near 18th. $500 each.
on Buchanan near Huntoon, s165 each
on Harrison and 18th. 1893 each.
? or more on Lincoln near 18th, $500 each
100 lots in Oakland st. from $40 to 500
each.
Westlawn lots $3.50 to $3.50 each.
Many others in all sections of the city
on payment plan as well as cash.
WILSON & NEISWANGER,
u6 West 9Th st.
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FoR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE
". c. STEPHENSON & CO.
SOC KANSAS AVE.
IND TEL. ga.
FOR SALE

IND TEL ga KANSAS
the
best
Y lots Monroe close in
purchas
front hal lands stat hare oil
hnh hot and cold bath
s a snap
e lots Harrison 14th
to
O suit purch
half
price D. C and Says
81, near5 ,fronth
and estern in
cellar
ia n hen severe injection 8
near be
IA lots
". STEPHENSON co.
ELA
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FOR SALE:


in
SC
urcho only smiles IN Topeka
by
blockd
on main inc OF the Santa Fe
OFFICE KANSAS
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81 ACRE
n
n in Eas Colorado
in
to with on
seeker excurso n on speca cars.
D H
6 &c.
= Y
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a. D. JONES.
IND TEL. s45
TOPEKA. KAx-
500 KANSAS AVE.


new
furnace
Park
room
odrepar,
beach. Price al
blocks N
furnace $500
houeba Madison St
house.
house o barn
e.uel.ba city wa
house lots close n
A D.
KA0sA
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FoR sALE

y THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE GO

CHOICE ELEGANT.
A new room dwelling. stained wood
work. large comfortable fine place, water
celored tinted walls. beautiful bath. good
furnace. corner lots. young shade. college
uaishborhood. CIR line and paved street
close Price $500
New dwelling. 6 fine rooms besides
large reception hall. beautiful bath, best
CT furnaces. cemented cellar large closets
and pantrys, best Of workmanship
throughout. This is a beauty and win
go quick Price $500.
Another, just finished. rooms, besides
bath, reception han. furnace, fine porches.
barn. etc. ~ lots. everything as it ought
90 be- Cheap at $500.
rooms. new. also unfinished bath hall,
corner lots. splendid young shade. every
thins all right but not a modern house;
cheapest home offered 5000.
WILSON & NEISWANGER,
116 West 6th St.
FOR sALE-AIy home 1122 w 6th, ~ cor
uer lots. room house. new barn. Sl.800.
IND tel 5oS1- E. 2 Davis.
FOR SALE.
Nice room house on Van Buren, near
2nd. $500 Must sell at once. See us.
EASTMAN & LAKIN.
Ind Phone 1z7. us West sth Ave
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ZOE sAI.E-REAL 80.
ZOE sAI.E-RE.AE. 81.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE:
FOR SALE
FOR SALE


5roouh ouseH Harrison ST. in $4,000
nootag 2eastf lots nice location nrPo
rooms u lots Harrison. $500
8room modern house part ety.s
IL lots $780, 500 VIII trade
r.owua
small dwellings
CENTRAL. NATIONAL RzsE5 BLDG
AID DON'T YOU FORGET TT AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT
AND DON'T YOU FORGET TT AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT
AND DON'T YOU FORGET TT DON'T roU FORGET
al be
NEW HOUSES going in. planned contemplated
TENTH LINCOLN wBsr-twelve blocks Out
bloa5f the Governors square.
convenient
thing and where you need
BETTER NOW while there's some choice
prHe thing town very cheap
modern
wBsrr.AwN being sold BY
AGENCY.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG
TELEPHONE
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sections Hamilton county land. $40
per acre. cash.
H. C. BOWMAN,
Ind. Tel ISL. a Columbian Bldg.
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MERCANTILE PROPERTIES
s s2o-Kansas ave OFFER
1902 story pressed
sseo-s story building ave-,
ao1o-s story building Kansas
10000 story building Kans between 9Th and 5th
1soo-s story building kansas 4th
45,o- vacant lots Kansas near R.
See me for mercantile
Insurance all 8
Automobile insuran a
shawnee and
Cheap colorado
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BEST BARGAINS YET.

BARGAINS YET BEST BARGAINS YET
rooms and hail.
rooms and halls
thing
room touthOf1 01ustse
,near12 $1,000
house. hard wood finish $780,
Nice in 70 aoncefor
New cottage lots in fruit
st ottage8t st.,
Many and just listed
$ andp riceslo
BARNES REAL ESTATE co,
PHONES 2e2 FIFTH AND JACKSON SITS
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FOR sALzrew modern z room house 5
blocks west OF Kansas ave. Address n.
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FOR SALEz1yeW modern z room house 8
blocks west OF Kansas ave. Address n.
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$50 KANSAS AVE.
PHONE 1856 RINGS
Large : room house. ; lots, west side.
New room cottage. west side. IL lots.
rooms. " lots. on Tyler st. 5000:
View ; room Cottage. ? lots. west side.
IS acres. improved. to exchange for city
SO wei improved. to exchange for city
50 acres. highly improved. 5 miles out,
room cottage Lowman Hill, $500.
Some fine chicken ranches from lots
up 4 to room houses
anything you plant, 81, 400, 100 other places
just IS cheap.
Can and see US
CALIFORNIA-sen ice for months
subscription to the Western Empire, 10
each months hundreds Of questions an
swered to homeseekers.
now
Is a good time to go to see Cove and Lo-
gan county wheat lands. Excursion rates
Tuesday, April Sd. We want you to go
with US. We have bargains and can give
10 years time.
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO.
107 W Sixth St. Topeka. Kan.
FOR sALE-One or two good cottages,
IL and lots, one near 4th and Locust
street and the other near 7th and Chand-
Ter, $1,000 cash. u time. Either would
make a good home for shop man. r. D.
Blaine. SOS Kansas ave. Ind tel. 141S.
ACRES IN CITY.
have a fine tract suitable for subdivid-
ing on Elmwood avenue. Potwin, 9 room
house enamelled bath. new furnace, one
block to car, blocks to school; win make
40 lots usual size. at the low price of $780,
Would sell house and part of ground at
reasonable price.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
10Y W. 9Th St., Stormont Building.
FOR QUICK SALE. $4,000.
Nine room modern house. four lots.
northeast corner of Twelfth and Van
Buren,. hot water heat, gas, electric light,
bath. city water, thoroughly modern
Reasonable terms.
H. C. BOWMAN,
Ind. Tel. 6s1. q Columbian Bldg.