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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-17
SrRAxER sIInx-cHANax OF RUN

Lssvss LILY, Eogxrdns q Cas- dock, Seattle.
e;@ =. H., Mondsys Wednesdays aud Fridays
for West side. oaala aud way landings to la
coma
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays Tor
Vashon. ChsutsueuA pes Mo.nss. stons's Land
Ing. Buenns ana Tacoma
Leaves Commercial cock, Taoens 2:0 p m
excep4 Suaday
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

posrIssp. Sept. 15.-Wheat--vails
he; WaGia Walia. 6THc.
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UNDEErsxIxs.

SEsresE UNDERTAKING COMPANY, lS.4
- 4Azs- sslsFA0os "a
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CaEA1Iro ACROSS Afgs
MUhi'. IAN GREAT
" QhilWT STATES.


Runs Buffet Cars. containing library. writing
anu card tab IS, barrier shnp, bathroom, easy
chAirs. observation Windows, etc. In connection
with Palace Dining sad sleeping Cars, First and
second Class Coaches aud Family Tourist Cars.
Trains Iesvs Seattle daily sc II 3 n. for
Everett. KaiIspelI.
snohonfsh, Grand Forks
Ieaxenworths Fargo.
wenAtchee, Crookst0n.
Harrington, Fergus Falls.
Spokane. 81. Cloud,
Minneapolis. St Paul,
Bonner's ferry,
Palace Sleeping Cars, Family Upholstered
Tourist Cars. fully equipped and every Goa
yenfegee, VITA partar Ia charge.
Crosses The Cascade and kocky mountains ia
daylight giving passengers chance 10 ses
sons OF the finest sosheFy N America The
tgsek having ksoas ballast. il frse from dusk
Connections IN Union aeposs AZ 81 Esul and
Minne4poils with trains for Dututes west su-
periar sad Great Iake poiats, SIOUX city and
the Southwest. 81 Louis aad fns south AMI
Chicago and the East
oalSr LINES sagfH Ikb SOFIA
Through Train TO Vancouver
Without Change.
Train leaves daily st ........-...-....-9;is a N.
Train arrives daily st-.-..-.s.........-s.o ? n.
For publications and information sppiy 20 or
address x G. sTENENs.
c1ty Ticket ana Passenger Agent, el2 Frons ST..
~ wHrTsEY.
GenerAl Passenger and Tlckes Agent 81. Paul.
rser5f Ticket of.ca. Commercial Dock. BE-
twesa Msdisoa and Mzrian ssrests.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
III lie New steamer
DELTA
Leaves Coleman Dsck, loot OF Marion street.
Tuesday Thursday and saturday At a m fer
Kingston, ror. Gamble. oisen's Landing. Sea
beck, Dswatto. Aliiwaup Falls, HocdsFort,
Union City ard way ports. Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday and sunday As aa M
ID. TROGTMAN, Master
Fw. GoODHUE. Agent.
nCCRAStC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave san Francisco for Hauotulu,
samoa. Auckland. y. T., and sydasy. \. .. W.,
without change.
steamship Marfposa. September D, p. m
THos A. GRAHAM, AGENT kTAkR-BofD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
NwRnsxER- Diat Aren't, VsneouvsSr D. g.
eaa Francisco
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STEAMERS.

NIEA n EHts
LOB G. s Dry DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARLEi
A Ton And BREAERToN
Tax FAST ETKAMKR
4fF GEN CANaf III
Issves Harrsnrtoa a suiths wharf two syiya
daily, except Friday az % 4 y. are D n.
Leaves hFsraestnn . a IA 2zG e = -.
Leaves Chsrlesfas, - . ~ Gn& q 8 p -.
Leaves Sse1ey. Is - a IA asa 3.l3 = n
DACTFIC NAVIGATION CO
Iarze C4Td
seattle aa1 hascoa Rog-s-Stafe az wash
fnxtoa leaves Seattle daily exoept HatnF4Er =
j a n. ssast8s snd Is Eonnsx kcats-Fz4s
haven leaves SeAss4s d44lF except eAzdAs ~
q "a Tzcossa4 kn1 Seattle R1uts-Stase q ass-
fGztoa leaves Seattle Tuesdays s21 laars9ays
.YEsLEE DoCk-
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VICTORIA R0UTE--
sTEAMER ROzAEIg.
Arlgzgto1 Docx.
Leaves for Victoria snA Pert Townssnd sally,
exass4 gard1y, at Ii % "a Il Fst1Tning. leaves
Nscsegss = n Steamer Idaho asaFes for Port
Towassaa snd way poFs@ daily. sxee2t SUNDAY.
STA IT, szAdEy. etfset, ~ s. "a setuFaiux
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fla C. Cakes, H,ay {. Psya,. H.sy Q. Rsa~. R.ssina
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
ITKAMER RAINIER

II
STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and resarnished. leaves Lilly, Bogarsus
: a. n. for Kingston. Port Gaaahle, Bangor. Sea-
beck, Ialivsup. Dawatgo. Hoo4sport, Unisn
City and intermediate points, arriving ia uaien
day. THURSDAY and satardsy. arriving In seas-
tic atsn IA. r. r. LIBBY. Master.
CAN JUAN ISLANDS = STEAMER LYDIA
~ THOMPSON. carrying United states mail,
leaves City Dock. feos o; Main street. Monday.
Msdnesssy and Friday ss2 z. %. .es Port Towns.
END, san Juan Islands and View Nhascom.
NORTH poUSn TINK Gam. sorTu socTn
IL seattle 49,. 200 sDitv N.Whsseom eco am
" Pt Tewns'd. 100 am fv Roche Hill 100 am
L. II Roess ~ II P E syn HAS, s
Ar \. Whasoom 500 pm Jar seattle. s.ib pm
J. r. Thompson. Managing Owner. J. A. Hat
field. AGENT Phone ssa
EVERETT RoUTE-STMR. GREYHOUND.
~ Daily Except sunday.
Leaves seatils 6:ss e. NJ II: = 9. N. and t:so
r. n. Leaves Everett q. N p N. ana p.
saadsys-Lsaves Seattle ii:0 .. N. L.sves
Eversts y a..
Fare--sfnxls trip, Tsc; round trip. uaa Cen
Landlnz--Cnlnan deck, ioss 81 Marian street
SEATTLE q TACOMA NAVIGATION CO..
Clsnd froup. Pres y. w Gsodhae. ssc'y.
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" Wiley Navigation Cas- steamer
MULTNoMAH
nAiLY TINE CARD.
olympia a Il s.aa m r.som. a ~ nv s.o.m
Tacoma at. -. 1850 m Seattle At.....i2.0a m
seattle at...... I;oe p N Tacoma az =. Loo m
Iaeona az. -. 49, p m Olympia at. es30 m
Connecting with beats for shelton AID kamilchis
FARE TO TACOMA. 30 CENTS
Landing. City Dock. foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN I. WILEY. Manager
rTTY OF ABERDEEN-sEATTLE, TACOMA
" and Olympia.
lar. Tacema . $50 am
Leave Seattle. T:so m. Ar. olympia. l 90 pm.
Az. Seattle -. 30 n m.
FARE TO TACOMA. 10 CENTS
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ss follows
Fer San Francisco via Port Townssnd ana Wis
;oria. at 4 q IA passengers received On boasd at
"a. M Sept 8. 10. 10. %. Is. 90
For Alaska, Sept 10 ard Is
From san Franelsco. for victoris ana rnsei
sound ports, al 0 q m. sept :. J, - IL. 2, ~
Tickets mar be obsainsG at the once Of ths
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle
GoopALL. PERKINS a CO,
aeaerai Agents. san Francisco
4 RI JoIfseoN r. 8 supl seattle
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For rates, slee ping ear reservations or rsnerai
information call upon or address
THOMAS A GRAHAM.
Dist Pasx aud Freight Agsnk
SfarF-Boyd Buiidtn8
p ROGERS. Assist Gsaeral Freight ana
pasG Agent. Portland. Or.
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sornL soxrHEHS

Mesorlsy MAKES harness u0commsrc.A
street
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The banks now hold SO, ssaS, 100 In excess
OF legal requirements.
nOFs.
Hops-weak; State. com mon 80 choice,
4ax9c: Pacific coast 70tIoc.
WOOL
wool-sseady; domestic. isss24c; pulled,
4eS125e.
FU0k&.
Surar-Firm; fair refining. Ssci can
trifaxal. a5 test. SIC; sales. none.
coFFKE
reaes--optsons closed firm; September.
stS tSsslS %, December. si2eoSs II 10
nnrALA
Copper--Lake, Ss.2A
Ieaa-Qaset
Tln-Nominal: aaist.
Speltsr-Nomlnal; sales On change,
none.
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GoopALL. PERKINS a CO.,
Geasrai Agsnss. san Francisco
J. II. JoussoS. r s. supt. Seattle.
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Tickets mar be obsainse at the once Of ths
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle
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From San Francisco. for vietoris and rnget
sound ports. al q m. sept :. :. Il, IL. 2, -
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IuprN's TOOTH POWDER WIN
give you PEARLY TEETH.
II will gsvs you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY's.
1t will HARDEN THE 9uMa.
II will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER In
free from erittiness.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER has
dsliease and refreshing havor.
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1.ssrvxttcns txksa at all stations as .. n.
- nsrl9isz tine Is .. n Pssiae tslasl
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xuEsT COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
STEAMER FkRAILoN
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco Sept -.
Oct q apd every 10 DAYS thereafter.
Passenger ard freight Fates tho lowest
Tickets and freight rates can BE- Obtained ~
applying g J. g. CARROLL. Agent
Unloa Dock foot OF unioa stFssp. Sssitia
Teisrhous 81
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-03

and contemplate; several negroes,
enormous, brutalized and sly-such
was the town census of Doone. The
latest fad which had seized upon the
town was engineered by the faith
cure apostles. who held meetings
night after night in the meet
ing house; who cured old Bets
rheumatism and made pale Mercy
Mole, the druggists daughter, throw
away the crutch and walk and dance
Great excitement and enthusiasm was
the result of these successes. which
the gross ignorance Of the townspeo-
pie pronounced miracle, with
their usual impetuosity they raved
and believed, and when the only
really pretty and pure child ia the
town was stricken with fever the
town gloried ia the occurrence and
sat down to wait for another faith
cure miracle. This child was the pet
Of the whole community. from the
grossest giant in the pine woods,
whose heart melted under the soft
gaze and light caress of the little win
some maid, to the postmaster. who
ran to lift her over the counter and
cry. t.AIissus-sere' s little Missile a-visit-
inn She was worse than fatherless.
this bairnie, for her mother was a
deceived and deserted girl Really
deceived, for she had believed herself
a lawful wife, until che small girl was
a year old, and had held up her curly
head in innocent pride Of her hand
some gentleman" as the admiring
townspe0ple called her husband. Had
Doone folks laind hands ca him after
his deceit was known. the handsome
gentleman's'' career would have sum
n1arily ended, but he disappeared too
quickly even for lynch Law. When
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aITuATIoNs WANrEp-FREE.

Are you in need Of work. If So you are ae
liberty 70 use these columns for assistance in
that direction hFh Is this notice appears the
eTA1E JCUR-yAL Wiu publish free pa saturday
Monday and Tuesday for Topeka or kansas
people. all notices 81 Situations Wanted.' not
exceeding I'VE lines, or thlrty-fVe words. in
length Provided that al advertisements OF
this nature are handed in previous 70
ten O'Clock saturday mornings also On Nedaes-
this class handed ia by ten O'Clock Wednesday
morning
-o embellishments Of this nature 70 be started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays AZ OBJ
lgaIon ls Incurred on the parE of cine adverEis-
Er- SO worthy and needy man or woman need
AesLi+ga 70 take advantage of tlls 0ner- no on6
lu business OF IaFlu lee16A 70
take advantage Of il. but an others invited e
NVaiA Themselves freely.
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The longest continuous eataleptic
sleep known to medical science was
reported from Germany in the spring
Of 1922 the patient silesiau miner
having remained absolutely uncon-
seious for a period IS four and hale
l41z) months The doctors in attend
ance could not report anything in the
way Of symptoms which would suggest
that there was something out Of the
ordinary in the mans slumbers. exc
eepting a complete rigidity of the
limbs One popularity which was
much commented upon was that the
hair grew naturally during the whole
Of the extended nap. but hts beard re-
NAMED perfectly stationary and Lie
less
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EE8&
No.
@8I2ElE
s'S-aye2sa
e<leS4-S lsz las--->Sl { re-
y 7 was such
4z@ N-o~ 49, struggling, wood
W. en-walled. drink
W. blighted lfttl G
49, town with seven
saloons and bill
lard halls and
one implanted frame meeting-house-
Not that one should insist upon meet
lighthouses, but one might dispense
with an overplus of saloons and bill
lard halls. They keep down the adj
vancement and prosperity of a small
town as whisky retards the growth of
puppies. The postmaster said -, and
what he said went. because Die was
neither a hypocrite nor fool The
small towns name was set out on
three-foot board on the station ver-
anda and when the train slowed UP
passeng could spell out the
legend. only five letters. "Doone."
Every nation under heaven. all
most. had a. Representative ia D0one
Norwegians ana Swedes burned
charcoal; a Chinaman had laundryi
a Jap who despised the Acknowledged
washer-man- and was aided in his
scorn by his Western wife, kept a
tailor shop. German had one saloon
a Scot. a Celt and a Dago three more.
During the excitement Of fire i'm
Doone one heard quite a cosmopolitan
chatter. each foreigner speaking out
Of the fullness of his heart in the lam
guage Of his native land. They were
receptive people in DOone. every new
fad ia religion, provided it were crazy
enough, every new comic song, every
dancing school step (they danced con
am0re in DOOne). every stranger was
cordially welcomed and adopted
There were more divorced than single
folks ia Doone and about six
married couples Never in such
small town were collected
such a number Of shady, reckless,
demoralized and generally hopeless
folks. They talked in brazen and
strident manner about the political
and financial affairs OF the nation the
scandals of divorce courts and the
prize ring. The postmaster read
them all the details of the Panama
scandal. and they set upon the only
Frenchman in town and rode him on
a rail They were not a shooting
crowd, and ready recourse to a gum"
did not find favor in their eyes, for
there We're no miners, but plenty of
towards there Charcoal burners
tall golden-haired Swedes and power
fully built Norwegians. who yearned
for wife and baby ia the far-OH home
land. and lived terrible lives
here ia Americas tobaceo-dried,
shre7vd men, who ''bossed" the Sc
toiling giants: a pale druggist and his
sickly wife; the autocrat postmaster
and his quiet ssmissus," Iniddle-aged
folk, who kept much at home; three
long-haired and tobacco-chewing min
listers, who were Photographic sew
ing machine agent and dentist re-
spectively on week days and who
preached alternate Sunday mornings
in the dingy frame meeting house the
rankest orations; impossible women,
who feared neither man nor hend. and
whose ca1loused conscienees nothing
could waken into feeling; a very few
young men-sallow. pert. irreverent
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Third 50 ard
An south of Eighth avenue. except AIetsker's
third addition north OF Eleventh street to
Washington avenue, thence north of Tenth
street ana lne h9Ell ING oI -ne norLheas6 qi-ar-
DouthItE Irael and EucEd avenue
FIRST PRECINCT.
All east of Wan Buren, street. except Nets.
ker's tAird addition and including state house
grounds
SECOND PRECIScu
West Of Van Bnren street and sasF of Vest
ern avenue.
THIRD PRECINCT.
All west of Western avenue.
Fourth ward
All vest Of Kansas avenue. norh Of Eighth.
avenue and south of Kansas river
FIRST PRECINCT
West oi kansas avenue. north q Eighth ave
nue., east OF Tyler street. ana south 81 Firth
street.
SECOND PRECINCT.
West of Kansas avenue. north OF F itfh street.
and east of Tyler street
THIRD PRECI2Cr
West OF Tyler street and east Of western
avenue.
FcERTH PRECINCT
All west Of Western avenue.
Firth Ward
AN south Of the south line 81 the Third Wards
intending MetskaE's thire addition
FIRST PRzCINCr.
tae1fb W sl4s IF sainey srrseE and north ct f-
west % tie A. q q s. +. r. Il.
SECOND PRECINCT
Al east Of Quincy streer TO Fifteenth street..
all east f the AZ ri. & S. g. RI R ana south al
Fifteenth street
FRANK HERALD.
Conn lonar q Elections.
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gave them clearly - understand tHas
her cure was imperative They peg
lived but they used strong pressure.
Great sons Of Anak came. and thick
Tipped negroes and terrible women
and tobacco chewing men, ana "ltn
one voice the nations demanded tnat
hltie Missie be .fi8ntaei. ne nFa4
apostle. sllTer-halfen- 1ap man. an4
hls contrere, holloW-eyed and ianlzy
eNhorter, bowed gravely and sumo
monea the SISTERS VINO com ieLea lA~
g quar- ette' % tle oeaa4ae OF tHe uA
conscious child Ihey touched the
palms ot her burning httie hands with
holy DIV and moaned ana postnrec per
side her Then as she mntterea ana
moanea they sang ana tne "a1enef4
lolneA Pa tns eh91u7 -@r l@tAet
went lroln 1ne room WIN
yes siie sel1e" u pom 1-e 4~--- "l-@ %
1-e pes
Ger aoetof, she Baspe4i tney
are kaiiing ner
ne postmaster VINE tea net away
~ where Lns clo"a eouA4 nov see 9f
near.
Ny de ar she said wrote 20
once t. ny niece VINO y 3 Doctor ana
s.l7 "iAi De Asf oli eng 1ial"
D"' oN H'a7l Noe ".." --'
P@oPt9' you lit17- o.ttNti. ..iell
AAe IN AA1 &4A-lIoNn3A 7AAE41 AA
Aef 0Heoinpt ehein8ly ahe aaoeut
" neh my niece comes she VIII nna
way inc "nlstie 81 lhe incoming
liAiH 7o-iisl9a 7"e spo@e 'D
o@eA Try ana pear ~ "a ll.tle longer
she Whispered ana slipPea away
One sister was eAhoilias tAe crows
~ vie ''ls sis..ls room y pray 'n',
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We mend our customers laundry free
of charge. Peerless Steam Laundry, 112
and Ia M est Eighth.
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GHERIFFfs SALE-ln the District Court.
kD THIRD Judicial District. Shawnee county.
Kansas y f. A Qefaag1y- ct AL. pialnllh.
VIM H. Reed. defendant By virtue of order
of sale to sell attached property. issued OUT of
tle Dlstrlct court I'D the above entitled case. to
ME directed and delivered. Il viii Thursday
the sth day of February. 1894. ar a sale TO be4fn
al 2 u clock iu- OF said day. at the front door
ct building numbered SD North Kansas avenue.
ia the city OF 1Opeka. lib Shawnee county.
state OF kansas oter for sale at public auction
ana sell 70 the highest bidder for cash in hand.
the following described personal property. TO-
VIE one lol o1 furniture, cOnsIsting0f bedroom
SETS lounges. book cases. kitchen safes. chairs.
etc.. also one large heating stove. hxEuTes ere
of SAID - n Il Reed defendant said furniture
fixtures. etc. VIII be sold in accordance with a
special order of the court herein The DUR
chaser Will be required Cd pay cash for said
properly at the time OF sale
Given under my hand at my Office Ia the city
ot Topeka shawnee county Kansas. this 261h
day OF January, la34
y. 49, ~ EftsoN. Acting Sheriff.
Tcneka. has.. Jan. %. 1895 Case 40 1see4
JEIelDHE = j hl-Lo3h- Attorneys
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All north Of the Kansas river
FIRST FRECINCE
All east of Kansas avenue.
SECOND PRECINCT.
All west of Kansas avenue and south Of Cor
don street
THIRD PRECIECT.
All west OF Kansas avenue and north Of COR
don street,
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Second Ward.
All south of 1ha Kansas river east of Kansas
avenue and north Of Eighth street except ~ cts
ker's third addition
FIRsT ERHCIcgT-
East of Kansas avenue. west OF alley between
Monroe and Madison and north of Fourth
street.
SECOND BEfCIFCI-
East Of alley between Monroe and Madison
streets. west Of n ashin@ton street, and north OF
Fourth street
THIRD PRECINCT.
East Of Washington street and north Of
Fourth street
FOURTH PRECINCT
South of Fourth street. east OF washington
street and north Of Eighth avenue. except Nets
kers third addition
NIEIH PRECINCT.
South of Fourth street. west If Washington
street. north Of = ghth street. and east OF H an-
sas avenue
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Try Phillips mineral water 1t IS con
sidered the finest water for the stomach
61S NJ. Eighth avenue. Try it,
Try our Irish stew at $50 Kansas ave
nue..
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E vel. one 10 acre Tot. rs building within q
miles o. 1oEests 1ss 81 p2-est5 -S.l- 1-se -.
part CASH ba i5ncs time. Write 81. ii care 81 6.
s sheIdsa.
E 81 i5i acres. even f5ot s.aeE. rieh. bottom
s9f : rs ii faaf daer s fenced rd cross fenced.
. houses. barns. cribs. wagon sheds. ? orchards
ss..45.,5, , n ez5tah Pom f1se co 4.5iIss
frSna rrrpfa Sn frra8 Kansas az frr III from f9f-
lava f5rice 5000 Terrls ST saie s. 0o0 cash.
q 615 i,ar sflr.ilr 1T ! Tsr ran mis- farm r-iIi
earn the money g Pay for il slts1 hrst payment.
srooa- 17s..as . , f -i. 49, W. * r.
exchange
s9l9 Agents
A9I-n 1o2eza.
FOX oAl---7paes lof sti9 e- hi4ess5
80 -o sis52 Z ,t.1es 1,sr e- 5rIr fr.,eili5s
cleaner jig city We want our trs-ds - Jack
e-4 s-Ae1-.
A fnrnIr1ra e7r7,ss-s etc. - T.lgrtgssTee.s sale
IA Kansas avenue
TVOR SALE Good room house. lsz iot con-
IT, Ea .ts..s E room FOL IL colain5l.a 5aiiaas
r-CF s,T7z rso77 7-r----s ~ -7Is and re7z
l-ara-I7-r a ~ IA saTsss .re
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-03

MONEY TO LOAN.
W 0NEN to loan on bonds MORTGAGES III per-
AtA sOnal notes
SIMOS GREENsAPN.
MONEY 10 LOAN on real estate; best rates,
~ a. easiest terms q. F kncade. 4os Kansas
ave-. with IT, E. Abstract Co
GNILI-EDGE first mortgages of s100 and up
~ wards, and 10 per cent. f0r sale by
SIMON tfREENsR.Ar.
- EAL ESTATE LOANS made in amounts Of
~ 500 upwards a few large loans wanted.
Choice hrstclass mortgages furnished investors
~ +. Better. 5ls Kansas ave. Dudley bank-
GOOD notes and mortgages bought and sold
~ 5IlIOS GiEEHsFAS.
NDAE1Alto Wishln a safe ana paying inYsss-
al uAeut for their money. call at III
Wood a Co. 134 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-03

rEIrss published on the 1Oth cay Of January
aS94. in the Topeka Daily state Journal