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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-26
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
Senate Continues to Insist on Two New
BattIeships.

Washington, July 26.-The senate
convened at noon. Adopted joint reso-
In+ion appropriating $4,000 more to
fight the army worm in the south. Dem
ocrats in caucus decided to support
bouse excise tax bill, as against the
t2orah income tax BILL introduced as an
onoendment Agreed to conference re-
mort on naval appropriation bill with
erception of battleship and torpedo
hoat provisions which house insisted
should be eliminated and sent 1t pacR
for, further conference
House convened at noon. Resumed
consideration of the general deficiency
oDnronriation bill. Territories commit
tee considered Alaskan legislative as
sembly bill passed by senate.
pan11blican leaders were puzzled to
+jn9ata how far the new alliance be-
tIIeer the Democrats and progressives
would go in the action on the excise
+ax hin. to be voted on today and the
Dencocratic free sugar bill tomorrow.
The income tax had many supporters
in the caucus, among Democrats who
aid not want to be compelled to vote
oqainst a principle they endorsed. In
+ba hone however, that the progres-
sives again could be held in line and
tbe excise bill passed, it was decided
to vote against amendments. OF great
er Significance, however, was a tenta-
tive understanding reached as to the
course to be pursued in the sugar tar
iff fight Democratic leaders believe
they will be able, with the aid of the
progressives to pass a compromise su-
gar tariff bill probably that by Sena-
tor Bristow taking at least 40 or so
cents per 100 pounds off the present
duty of $3.50 on sugar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-26
BIG liner RAMMED.
Portuguese Fruit Boat Does Not Wait
to Inquire Extent of Damage.

New York, July 26.-The new liner
Car, the largest and finest ship of the
Russian-American line, was rammed
amidships late last night by the steam
ship Fortuna as she lay at her dock
in South Brooklyn. The Fortuna, a
fruit boat, was just leaving on a voy-
age to Cuba. AS the outgoing ship
turned toward the harbor entrance,
something went wrong with the steer
ing gear and she swerved, making di-
rectly for the Gar, which she struck
bow-on, in the darkness.
When Captain Smiltneck examined
the Gar, he found that she was taking
water rapidly and a hurry call was
sent for divers to make emergency re-
pairs.
The Fortuna, which is Portuguese
boat, backed out and went on without
waiting to see what damage had been
done.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-26
les GOVERNORS MEET PLUMBERS TRUST
Attorney General Dawson Has
Found One in WyandOtte.
He Charges Mutual Under
standing in Regard to Prices.

Now it's the plumbers trust that is
under suspicion in Kansas and Attor-
ney General John S. Dawson is look
ing for legal method of reducing the
profits of the man who draws ten dol
lars for hitting the family heating
pipes with a claw hammer. Dawson
is now investigating the evidence Sc
cured in Kansas City this week and the
Kansas plumber and his associates
may find their way to court to answer
a charge of fracturing the anti trust
laws.
1t is claimed that in Kansas there
is a mutual understanding among the
manufacturers, the jobbers, the retail
ers and the plumbers. 1t is further
charged that the existence of this
of the manufa cturer, and the jobber
and the retailer and multiplied the pro-
fits of the meek eyed, down trodden
plumber until his income has given him
standing in polite society.
The investigation at Kansas City was
conducted by Dawson and W. P Mont
gomery, his assistant. Evidence at the
hearing before Judge Hutchings show
ed that the plumbers showed a de-
cided preference for certain wares used
in their profession. BY using pipes
made by certain concerns and promot-
ing a PUBIC desire Tor certain fixtures
carried by certain jobbers and retailers.
these plumbers learned that they could
collect a neat reduction of 20 per cent
in their material bills. This 20 per
cent discount and the modest charge of
50 or SO an hour for actual labor. made
a very fair income for an ordinarily in
dustrious plumber. Then, it is claimed.
the scheme was divulged workers in the
Plumbers Association and the plan be-
came universally recognized and ar
cepted among members of the craft
Of course, the individual who found
occasion to repair the pipes in his home
or Office didn't pay any more for his re-
pairs-at least not much more-than In
the olden days. So the plumber argued
that no one could complain because
his thrift increased his income several
points.
But the plan of operation reached the
attorney generals office. The statutes
said it was a violation of the Kansas
laws to become a party to a combina-
tion whose business relations were so
intimate and in which there was an
evidence of a profit sharing plan IN
the promotion of the sale of a given
commodity. So the plumbers were in
vestigated.
Evidence was offered in behalf Of
both the plumbers and the suffering
public. The facts secured are now be-
1nS reviewed in the attorney generals
office. but no statement had been made
concerning tn probable results of the
investigation.
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PROBE IS ORDERED.
Regulars and Militia Charged with
Drunkenness During Maneuvers.

Chicago, July 26.-Omcials Of the war
department today ordered a searching
investigation of conditions existing at
Camp Douglas, Wis, where 1t has been
charged by some spectators Of army
maneuvers that soldiers and militia
have been engaged in drunken brawls
in Douglas and that women have been
insulted and attacked by the soldiers
Gen. Ramsey d. Potts, commander OF
the Central division embracing the reg
ular army troops in nineteen states,
upon hearing of the report telegraphed
Major Carl B. Reichmann. chief UNI
pire in charge of the maneuvers. or
dering him to ascertain the truth Uf
the charges and the extent to which the
regulars were involved.
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REDS AFTER HUGGINS
Hank O'Day Not Popular With Cincy
Fans Now.

Cincinnati. July 26.-One of the big
gest deals in baseball history is pend
ing between the st. Louis and Cincin-
natl clubs. Its primary purposes is to
gain Miller Higgins as manager of the
Reds.
The proposed trade is Higgins.
Kenochy and Oakes of the Cardinals
for Dick HoblitzeL Egan, Keefe. Mars
ans and Severoid. The trade probably
will not be made until the season Is
over. Hank O'Day, like many others,
has not pleased the Cincinnati fans.
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KILLS S39 PINTS FLIES
Girl Earns $500 and Gets Prize of
$25.

ST. Louis, July 26.-Grace Gossrau
outdistanced all competitors in a swat
the-fy campaign which ended last
night by turning in S39 pints of flies
She won a prize of $25 and in addition
earned $500 for her work at the rate
of 10 cents a pint.
A total of 1898 pints of flies were
killed in the contest for which the
promoters paid $499.30. Figuring
$4,000 flies to the pint on an average,
59,916,00 were destroyed in the cam
paign-
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TWO men HANGED.
For the Murder of Negro Family in
Tennessee.
Ma ShVille,

Nashville, Tenn, July 26.-Two
white men, George Sheldon and John
Bailey were hanged here today for
the murder of Ben Pettigrew, an old
negro, and his two children.
As Pettigrew and his children came
along the road, they were shot down.
Dispute over land is said to have been
the motive.
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CLARKE GOES TO SOX.
sullivan Gets FIinger From North
western League.

Vancouver, B. c., July 26.-Ted Sui
livan, scout for the Chicago Americans
anno1,nced last night that he had pur-
chased pitcher Clarke from the Van
couver club of the Northwestern
League. During the present season
Clarke has lost only one game out OF
the 19 he has pitched.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-26
HENDRICKS BUYS HIM
Grover Gilmore Will Not Go to East
ern League.

Denver, July 26.-Outfelder Grover
Gilmore formerly of the San Francisco
Coast League. was bought from the
Buffalo team of the International
League last night by Owner James c.
McGiII, of the Denver club.
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Pbotographers Choose X. C.

Philadelphia July 26.-Kansas City,
Mo. was today chosen as the next
place of meeting by the photographers
association of America which conc1ud-
ed its annual convention in this city.
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urly readings:

Always Proper.-Hobbs-This being leap
year I suppose it is proper to say ''She
led him to the altar?" Dobbs-It's proper
all the time. 1t is the bride who does tie
steering; the man generally has the blind
staggeEs.-Boston Transcript.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-26

Weather Forecast for Kansas.
Unsettled. Probably local showers
tonight and Saturday. Not much
change in Temperature
Evening journal., 1912-10-19
Constitutional Amendment

An Act proposing an Amendment TO Section
10 Of Article II Of the Constitution Of the
State Of Delaware in relation 20 this
Journals Of the Legislature.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the State Of Delaware in
General Assembly met. ltwo-thirds Of ail tbs
members elected 20 each House agreeing
theretol;
Section 1. That Section 10 Of Article II
Of the Constitution Of the State Of Della
ware be amended by striking out all Of snid
section 10 Of Article n. and inserting m
lien thereof the following
'Section 10. Each House shall keep
;ournai Of its proceedings. ana publish the
same Immediately after every session, except
s,,cb narts as may require secrecy. Ths
names Of the members voting for and
against any bill or joint resolution, eXccnt
III ,ei,tion 20 adjournment shall on the nnaI
zoe he entered on the journal; and this
80 aud NAYS Of the members on any
question shall az the desire Of any mem-
Ter be entered on the journal No bill %
,oirt resolution, except in relation 20 ad-
ionrnment shall pass either House unless
the anal vote shall have been taken by yeas
and nays nor without the concurrence Of 4
majority Of all the members elected TO each
ii0"'' D. W. CAMPBELL.
Speaker Of the House.
JNO. NJ. MENDINHALI
President Of the Senate
Approved this. the thirteenth day Of APRIL
A
SIMEON S. PENNEWtL1, Governor.
I. Charles s. Richards, Secretary Of state
Of the state Of Delaware. do hereby certify
/ that the above and foregoing is true ano
/ correct copy Of Substitute for House Bill No
100 entitled IAN Act proposing an Amend.
ment to Section 10 Of Article n Of ths
Constitution Of the State of Delaware IL
relation 10 the Journals Of the Legislature .
as the same appears on the enrolled Bn,
/ sied in the Office Of the Secretary Of state
i and approved by the Governor Aprn thir'
/ teenth' A. ID. 1911. which said Bill propos
| ing such Amendment 10 the Constitution ol
| his State is published in accordance with
the requirement Of the Constitution Of th,
State. .-
have hereunto set my hand ans
oficial seal al Dover. this twenty
| Il. So third day Of July. in the year o
our Lord thousand nine hun
dred and twelve
CHARLES s. RICHARDS.
Secretary Of State.
ltra>-es. 1917. 7.2A3l-sT.11.31. .2s-o5.1 1919.
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Going to Sell

Cor. Thirteenth and Rodney, r, hot water
heat up 20 date owner left city.
2i3 W. Sixteenth st.. facing the park, 2
r. modern Owner leaving city.
2iO w. Twenty fourth ST.. nearly new. 2
r.. modern. owner left city.
6o5 Park Ave, near Rockford Water
Tower. rooms.
1909 W. Seventh ST.. Il, modern Sell or ok
change for large house. Five minutes
walk from Ninth and Market SITS.
Cor Seventh and Monroe 10 r. hot water
heat Suitable Co change for a business
or apartments.
iTio Lincoln ST., r.. modern.
Cor Twenty fourth and Lnmmot r mod.
orn Suitable for business
Store Twcnty.cighth and Market SITS, 3
r. good stand Poor health cause Of sale.
Richardson Park near trolley s r. modern.
Hillcrest; view of river r. modern.
Farms-2s and 1913 acres, near Ashland.
Many good business locations In stores.
Many other modern houses, some new. on
easy terms, and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country
residences near city. an sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and sub
urban at sacrifice prices
Renting a speciality.
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FOR SALE.
EoR SALE

Il OR SALE
The best residence over the bridge. To-
cation considered Situated on Eighteenth
street facing the triangle n rooms and
bath, two porches. hot water heat best of
condition. lot, 42X12u. III you are looking
for "a residence Investigate this.
Home property in best location east Of
Market street 3 rooms and bath. Modern
convenience Can be bought right.
Fine residence ON Harrison street, above
Eighth; lot. 26xli5 Parties want 10 sell
quick
Home property ON Monroe street above
Eighth Hot water heat. excellent condition.
/ % rooms and bath A bargain.
INVESTMENTS.
We have quite a few at this time. Special
mention.
5i7 West Third st Look this over and
make an offer
nice little home on Fifth avenue. con.
vcnient 60 Maryland avenue car service. Can
he bought right.
Look these properties over and make us
an offer.
1914 West Fifth street
400 West Fourth street
i0S West Twentieth street
1880 West Fourth street
SIT Jackson street.
SGT Monroe street.
1910 and 1912 Pennsylvania Avenue.
83l West street
fi3 McCabe avenue.
4u5 West Nineteenth street.
Sales are frequent with US these days. he
cause we have them FOR SALE and AL
/ those words imply The above are only
/ few that will change hands n prompt ant
reasonable offers are made. We also have on
/ attractive rent list. Call 55l3.
g. II. HAYDEN,
Ninth aud Jefferson SITS.
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FoR SALE.
Look these properties over select one you
1903 Delaware Ave, II rooms. bath Pos.
session
1913 Delaware Ave. N rooms, . baths, .
porches steam heat.
1915 Delaware Ave, n rooms, baths, .
porchcs. steam heat
S. W. Cor. Delaware Ave. and Clayton Sts
(newl, 10 rooms, bath, hot water heat,
electric and gas.
1909 Rodney ST.. i3 rooms. hath
Cor. Eleventh and Rodney SITS. 10 rooms
baths hot water heat, porchos, electric
ms franklin ST.. IA rooms. . baths, .
porches, vapor heat
a2O y Broome St.. no rooms. bath.
507 Broome ST., no rooms bath, hot air
heat. severed.
A. W Cor Thirteenth and Rodney SITS. II
rooms. bath. pantrics.
1913 W. Fourteenth St.. ~ rooms. baths,
hot air heat. electric and gas, hard wood
floors, stationary wash tubs.
526 W Fourth ST., 10 rooms, bath.
COG Franklin 81, rooms. bath, hot air
1905 FranIiin ST.. rooms. baths hot air
1908 clayton ST. i2 rooms. bath, hot air heat
iol2 w. Tenth ST.. i2 rooms. bath,
porchos
on shipiey St. rooms. severed.
| si5 Kirkwood ST. rooms severed.
7l4 Poplar ST. rooms, bath.
! aiO II Fourth ST., 10 rooms. bath new
| heater.
4os r. Third ST.. dwelling and store. a
rooms. bath. severed.
\ Country place. $50 acres. stone dwelling. p
rooms, baths. open hres. hot watel
heat 3 other houses. Barn for 40 Of
| SO head Of stock
| Seven acres Of land az Duncan's Road OF
Darby trolley. Finest view on the ridge
VIII sell ali or divine in four parts o
| I9ON525 each
"a lots az Holly Oak Cheapest and best OF
the Market overlooking the Delawar
river So, $40 and Sl2 per foot. 10l
by 202.
p. p MOODY
of7Ia No sos Ford Building.
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Constitutional Amendment

An Act TO Amend Section 10. Article ?
OF the Constitution OF the State Of Della
ware
Re it enacted by the senate and Hous,
Of Representatives Of the State n Delaware
in General Assembly met; ftwo-,iirds Of al
the members Of each House concurrirg
therein);
Section !. That Section 10 Article q Of
the Constitution Of the State Of Delaware.
be amended by adding 20 the end thereof.
the following words "provided. however thar
the General Assembly may, by vnte n
two-thirds Of an the members elected q each
House, pass laws relating TO the laying ont.
opening, alteration or maintenance Of any
road or highway which forms a continuous
road or highway extending through az lcasi
portion Of the three counties Of the State"
JNO NJ MENDTNHALL,
President Of the Senate.
ID. W. CAMPBELL.
Speaker Of the House.
Approved this. the twenty-eighth day oj
March. a. ID 1911
SIMEON S. PENNEwILL. Governor.
J. Charles S. Richards Secretary Of Stats
Of the State Of Delaware. 10 hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is tru, ana
correct copy Of Senate Bill 80. 147. entitled
IAN Act to amend Section ~, Article .. Of
the Constitution Of the State Of Delaware
as the same appears on the enrolled Bill filed
in the Office Of the Secretary of State and
approved by the Governor March twenty
eighth, A. ID. 1911. which said Bill propos.
ing such Amendment 20 the Constitution OF
this State is published in accordance with
the requirements Of the Constitution of the
State
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand ana
Official seal. at Dover, this twenty.
/ a.. s. third day Of July, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hun
drcd and twelve
CHARLES S. RICHARDS.
Secretary Of State
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REAL EsTATE--FoB RENT.

A n ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
IA EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAN WARE NEWSPAPER.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

A n ADVERTISEMENT IN The
"A EVENING JOURNAL Is AN
DNERrlSEMENT IN .iH n
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAs
IS READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
d E Ian WARE NEWSPAPER.
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RENT

FOR RENT
WEST SIDE.
lll9 Market st., I rooms and bath
l4O3 Broome St.. IL rooms and bath
l3ll Maryland Ave. 2 rooms and bath.
sot-O6 rs W Sixth ST.. rooms and bath.
5O2 West St.. rooms and bath.
l223 Chestnut St.. 3 rooms.
9l3 Shalcross Ave. rooms and bath
6l5 Adams st., rooms and bath.
i25 Logan ST., rooms.
1915 Ford ST., rooms
EAST SIDE.
32i E Third ST., 10 rooms and bath.
f2l J.. Seventh St., rooms and bath.
1884 Walnut ST., rooms and bath.
sos New Castle Ave. rooms and bath
26.2s East 22nd st., rooms
4 Klund street
1-2-3-4 Howard 81.
1908 Hutton street rooms
STORES
72c Market street. two floors.
n. W. Cor Seventh and Lombard SITS
S26 Market St. third floor
Apply TO Real Estate Department
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Ninth and Shipley Streets.
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sIruAnoN wANTED-MALE
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE.

- otfNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
hin clerk or clerical work. Expert.
rnccd Address F2t Evening Journal
once. ols-st
Al IDDLE AGED COLORED WOMAN
nj would hike 20 have place in the
country Wages no object. Address May
Alley. No. $40 West Eighth So. ols-3t
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Charles w. Gooding,
s. W. Cor. Eighth and jefferson SITS
FOR RENT

4o7 S. Clayton ST. 12 X & B... $40
1873 Clayton St., no r B........... S35
si7 Jackson ST., r B .-......... S32
1911 w. Eighth ST., 10 B.....S3 S33
s27 w. Ninth St.. 9 r.. b............S $50
1908 W. Thirteenth ST.. 10 X. b. s2s
24N3 Madison ST.. r & b, new ... s2S
Third and Washington SITS, B. s2s
1918 Shallcross Ave, 10 r B....... S25
1906 W. Ninth st., 10 r. B............ S35
1916 W. Tenth St., 10 & B.......... S3s
5O7 Broome ST.. & B.............. S27
1925 Washington St.. R., B.......... $40
SO S. CLAYTON St., B.........s $50
20a211 DUPONT ST.. r B.....Sl6
2Sl n Franklin St, 9 r B.......... S23
3o5 Shipley ST., 10 r. R........-....... $50
9O3 Shipley St.. r B.............S2 S23
2s6 and 2i0 Sixth Ave. &B... s12
2aO2 Market. 9 r. B. ...........S25
500 s. Broome r. a p. $40
700 Tatnall St. r & p. apartment. SIS
1879 Gilpin Ave. & B............ SIS
1IO7-1113 Oak ST.. r & B.........Si6
2so7 W. Second St., r & r. ...........si2
33os West ST., 10 r & B l.2 acre. ... S25
s51 Madison St. .-...-.... SIS
vandever Ave. and Spruce St, II R
store IS sG Sixth Ave. 7R&B..............ss SIS siS
721-723 dupont St.. each q b. new sf4
zoos Carter St. & B new ........... $50
AIS 2. Third St.. r B........... SIS
I oi6 Walnut ST., Q r .............. s17
I 21O5 and 1a Carter ST.. each R..... SIC
D
Desirable apartments at reasonable rent
/ LYLE, Bellevue Terrace. Angelus, American
/ ZOO Tatnall. GIG jefferson. Twenty-fourth and
/ Washington SITS. and others.
Stores Offices and business places. corner
Seventh and Tatnan Seventh and French. 90.
W. Ninth Twenty sixth and Tatnall
Garages and Stables, 6is W. Second St.. si4
| S. Franklin.
/ Ashley. rooms barn.
Rose Hill. z rooms, acres
/ Cedars near Brandywine Springs 9 rooms
city conveniences. Large poultry house
barn. ! IL acres.
Montrose. r. city conveniences Rive
view.
Flsmere. Q rooms. an city conveniences. iarg,
yard
Cedars. Brandywine Springs, ?. large lot
Tarleyville r. 1 acre Of land.
Richardson Park. r. City conveniences.
Beaver Valley. rooms. acres.
q. G.. GOODEN,
aw. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance.
Both phones
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nv ANTED-A HEAL sALEsMAN. ! ~

NY ANTED-A REAL SALESMAN. a MAN
w who has ability, who win work for us
as hard and conscientiously as ne would Tor
himstlf ~ represent us eyclusively in Della
ware and Eastern Maryland. Must be ready
20 commence woiE January We have a
large. well known and IN every way FIRST
class line Of exclusive calendars and adver-
fisin1 snecaities Our line Is so attractive
and varied that eacn and every business in
every town IN the country, without regard 90
size. can be successfully solicited. Our goods
are very attractive, but NO more SO than our
reasonable prices. and we know from tho
experience Of others who have been and are
now in our employ. that any bright, hustlins
man. who has ability and s willing to-work
week Commiss MS liberal Our conpan,
was organized IN 1892 Capiiahzed 5000,
600 We are Responsible and mean business
II you do it Yii pay yun 20 write Sales
manager Merchant Publishing Co.. kala
mazoo Michigan. Enclose this advertisement
with your application. oi9lt
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FOX SALE OR RENT.

NEW HOUSES. NOS. 1901 TO 1911 ANT
- 1927 Oak street. Papered TO suit: heal
Hesly Son 40. other Recommendation
necessary. a1o-tL
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PERSONAL.


ID latest book on natriflony entitled hoN
Kate Hastened the Wedding Sent free
Address p. o. Bo1 24e Wilmington. Dal
sio-u
w EALTHY SoUTHERN WIDOW. 40,
w would marry Ad ~sss "a. boz 80,
League Toledo. Ofio. ole-it
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For Rent

DWELLINGS.
S. w Cor. Eighth and Jackson SITS.
10 r Observation-Disclosures. S45
s23 Jackson St.. t2 r & B........... S35
1925 Washington ST. r & B.......... $50
1922 W. Fifth ST., r & B..........S2
1913 Rodney ST., r B.........SIs
81 w 82nd ST., & B, store. ........Si6
2l4 jefferson ST.. R............SI5
6l7 jefferson ST.. X & B.........S2 S23
903 Lowering Ave. 8 r ...........S 9
14O9 Adams St.. 6 r & B....... ......S16
6l5 Adams ST.. r & B..............S1s
324 Ninth Ave. 6 r & B....S 9
s24 jefferson St.. 10 & B.S2s
1903 Chandler ST.. r &B........sI2
SIS Van Buren, st., 80 & B.. $50
40 = Eighth St.. X q B..........S2 $50
30 S. Clayton ST., & B....... $50
35 S. Clayton ST, x a B.........S 500
80 S. Clayton ST., stable ............S 3
SEQ Monroe ST.. Q r & &B..............S $50
23i Franklin St., r & B............S2 S23
Charles w. Gooding,
s. w Cor Eighth and Iefrerson Sis