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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-25
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The house committee on labor to-day
decided to report favorably the bill in
troduced by Representative Erdman in
relation to arbitration between mail car
riers engaged in interstate commerce and
their employees. The measure has been
advocated by the representatives of the
labor organizations.
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HON. JOSHUA LEYERING.
80 Fl 60 q q -.

Gauge PrOssibitIonIsts.
Hon. Joshua Levering was born in
Baltimore September -, 1S45. He at
tended private schools until the spring
Of 1861, when the exigencies of the
civil war necessitated business occupa-
ton when not 16 years old. In 1866
he became partner with his father in
the coffee importing business under
the name of L. Levering & Co., the
same as at present. Eugene Levering,
ST., died in June, 1870, since which time
the business has been conducted by his
sons
In 1870 Mr. Levering was married to
Martha W, daughter Of Charles NJ.
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Keyser. There are three sons and
four daughters Mrs. Levering died in
1858 and in 1892 Mr. Levering married
Margaret Keyser, the sister Of his first
VIE
Mr. lowering was converted in the
winter of 1888, and united with the
Seventh Baptist church of Baltimore.
He became a consistent member of the
Eutaw Street Baptist church in 1871,
and the superintendent of its Sunday
school in 1881, which position he still
holds. He has been identified with the
general denominational interests both
north and south One of the originators
OF the American Baptist Educational
society in 1855, nc has been its treasurer
since its organization.
He has also been vice president for a
number Of years of the American Bap-
list Publication society. He has also
held tine position of vice president of
the southern Baptist convention, and
is now acting chairman of the board Of
trustees of the Southern Baptist theo-
logical seminary located in Louisville,
Ky He has been director of the
PTovident savings bank, Of Baltimore.
and president since 1887 of the Mary
land House of Refuge Elected presi-
dent of the Young AIenfs Christian as
ISOLATION of his native city ia 1885, he
has been unanimously reelected every
year since. He is q member Of the in
ternationaI committee of the Young
Mems Christian association of the
United States and Canada.
Originally an Independent democrat.
Nj. Levering became q prohibitionist
in 1884 and voted for St. John that year
Ee was chairman Of the state brohibi-
ton convention of 1857 and again in
1893, and also delegate to the national
conventions of 1858 and in 1892. He
declined to allow the use of his name
for vice president in 1855, and in fact
il 1852, also.
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AN ORDINANCE granting right-of-yvav to the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Company across and upon certain streets Ia
the city Of Topeka. state OF Kansas.
Be it ordained by tie Mayor and Councilmen of
the city Of Topeka.
Section /. That the richt-of-vvav upon which
to construct. maintain and Opeia.e railway
and the right to use and run IFS engines. cars
hereby granted 10 the Chicago lock Island
and Pacific Halfway Company. IT'S successors or
igns across First street at near tile east
line of its Junction with Polk street extended,
and across second street at or near the east
line Of Us junction with Polk street and thence
south on said Polk street TWO hundred
twenty feet. the confer of said track being as
east liae Of Polk street. in sa q city of Topeka.
Said track 10 be used switch track and
railway to he plaut OF the AToeser Ice Manu-
fac5urin- Company in said city
Section 2. he right-of-way to said railway
cOmpany shall be. remain and vest IN said
company. its successors or assigns long as
way. and shan 10 subject 10 al rules. Orli-
topeka ID the exercise OF us la"iul powers.
Section s. After laying It's track across said
streets as aforesaid. said railway company
shaN construct and MAINTAIN suitable cross
lngs over Its trac1. also proper culverts and
CURED ny sara g me same 80 PC eehS tfucted
and maintained under supervision Of and III
accordance with The direction of the city en-
Section 4. THAT said railway company shall
save Salu city OF Topeka harmless from all
costs; damages ana expenses lot me payment
Of which said city may become Liable To any
person or persons or corporation by reason OF
the granting Of said richt-oi-Way 10 said rail-
way company. or by reason Of tho construction
OF operation OF said railway. or by reason Of
the salu com rany iating 70 perform OF comply
with any OF rhe provisions or requirements
contained in this ordinance
section 9. This ord nance shall take effect
ana lie in ful force from and after its publ
cation once in the oliiciG. city paper and &C
ceptance Of said ordinance by said railway
company
Passed The Council this 10Th day Of June. 1895
Approved June 10Th. 1895.
Attest; C. A. FELLOWS.
5. mckADDES, Mayor,
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LARGEHAEL STONES.

They Fen RoeeaeIy at Corning. kan.
AID Surprised the Natives.
We publish herewith an engraving
taken from photograph which was
furnished to the Scientific American by
Mr.. Frank Minter, of Corning, Kan,
which shows q wonderful fall of hail
stones which occurred on the after
noon Of May 3, at that place. Mr.. Min
ter says the pan of hailstones was
scooped up prOmiscuously half an hour
after the storm, and in order to show
the great size of the specimens, he had
placed alongside Of the pan an ordinary
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The English papers are full OF stories
Of the late shah of Persia, some Of which
are probably true. When he was vis-
iting England he frequently expressed
his con tempt for the mildness Of Eng
fish law. So he was finally taken to
Newgate in order that he might see the
gallovs. He at once manifested great
interest in il, and, expressing a desire to
see how it worked, asked the governor
to hang a man. The governor ex-
planned that he had not at that time
man ready for the experiment, where
upon the shah expressed his contempt.
But he intilnatcd that that was Of no
consequence. "Iang one Of these" said
he, pointing to his suite, each man of
which probably trembled in his shoes.
And very great indeed was the shahs
disgust when he found that he could
rot prevail upon the governor to do
what he wanted.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

We go to the grave OF q friend. say
ing: ~ man is dead" but angels
thrCng about him, saying: "A man IS
born. -Beecher.
Talking about machine politi-
clans" remarked Uncle Sparks, what
W ould you call man that's trying to
get the bicycle vote Chicago Trib-
uEe.
Nance Jack Merton proposes in
this letter. I wonder if he really loves
ne; he has only known me a week"
The Brothsr-"Oh, then, perhaps he
does. -Tit-Bits.
Equally Easy. = Tommy - ma.
when the fire goes out where does it
go to-" Tommy's AIa-"How should I
know? Why don't you ask where your
father goes when he goes out ?"-Phila-
delphia Record.
You do not go out often to din
ner Mrs Waddington % no. don't
think the best dinner on earth is suf-
fcient compensation for making one
self agreeable for three hours at
stretch. Chicago Record.
Servant Please, sir, don't you
think i had better go for the doctor,
Master Johnny says he feels SO bad ?"
The CovernCr-"Oh, that's nothing:
he's felt bad before this, hasn't he. and
got over it?'' Servant Yes. sir; but
not on a hGlf-hoidayl"
-'Doan' cross er bridge tin yoh gifts
ter it, said Uncle Eben, ''but 1t de same
time doan' sit down an s'pose dat de
bridge is gwine ter be dab waitin' fob
yer ebry time, wheddah yoh superin-
tens de buiIdin' oh it or not. Wash
iEgton Star
An Intelligent Ohicer. - Mike
said the superintendent, "there is a
dead dog reported in the alley between
Illinois AID Meridian streets. want
you to look after its disposition" An
hour later the intelligent officer tele-
phoncd: II have inquired about the
dog and find that he had a very savage
dispositions'- Minneapolis Journal.
-Undaunted. - African Explorer
(spinning YARN Mot very long go I
went out one day unarmed, when sud
denly found myself face to face with
three lions" Friend-''Weu? Ex-
plorer-"I fixed my gaze on the brutes,
then stuck my hands il my pockets and
walked away whistleg an air from
'1raviata' Triend-'And didn't the
lions rush at you?'' Explorer They
couldn't. It was at the Zoo - La
Prensa.
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RRH ANTS, RENTS, SIT
UATIONS, REAL
ESTATE, AUG
TION SALES AND
OTHER CLASSIFIED AD-
TFRTISEMENTS
sLTuArIoNs wANTEp-ERgg.

are you IN need Of work9 IF SO. you are at
liberty 10 use these columns for assistance in
uat direction. While this notice appears the
SIAM JouRNAL win publish free on saturday.
Monday and Tuesday for Topeka OF Kansas
rccrle. ali notices Of situations wanted. rot
exceeding five lines OF thirty-hvo words, in
length. provided tlgst all advertisements of that
nature are handed ia previous TO ten O'Clock
Saturday morning: also on Wednesday. Thurs
cay ard Friday, ali advertising Of This class
handed IN by ten O'Clock Wednesday morning
80 advertisements Of this nature to be started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays no oni-
cation IS incurred on the partof the advertiser.
no worthy ard needy man or woman need hesi-
tate TO take advantage Of this oner- No one in
business or having employment is expected TO
take advaniageof it. hut all others are invited
90 avail themselves freely.
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NOTICE.
TOPEKA. Kansas, 2
June 18th. 1855. 5
10 whom It May Concern

10 W iAOlu IL MAY concern
Notice is hereby given that We tho undersgn-
ed residents and fTeehO ders of the city OF To-
pel1l. Kansas, Homer BOughton II. a. Cha ne
and w. II. Pence. were duly appointed By tie
mayor and council OF the cl5y OF topeka and
having duly Qualihea IS appraisers TO ascertain
the actual value of the land proposed to be
taken under Ordinance No. 1893. approved May
18Th. 1896. for the purpose Of widening Kansas
avenue. north. between Gordon street and Fair
child street in said city, and also to assess and
appFaise the damages and benefits arising
thereirom TO she lots and pieces Of property ly-
ing ana situate III Jne Den8hl district created
and established by said ordinance which is de-
scrlbed AS follows. t0-rit;
Beginning at a point whore the center line Of
SayweI street intsfsects the center line OF the
alley running north and south between Kansas
avenue north. and Quincy street north. thence
soulnsriy along me center me OF SAID ailey TO
its IN ersecuons with the north line of tie
Union Pacific right of way; thence westerly
along the said north line OF the Union Pacific
righs OF way 70 the center line Of tha alley be-
street. north; thence ncrtherly along The center
line o. said aAeY 10 It's intersection with ins
along tle center Inc OF saiu Gordon street TO
its Intersection with The center line of Central
avenue thence north along the center line of
said Central avenue 20 IT'S intersection with the
Sub division; thence easterly along the cen
Ter line OF said alley. 10 It's intersection
alley between Kansas avenue and Central ave
nue.. thence nnrtheTiy along the center line of
said alley 70 its intersection with the center
line OF oaywei street, thence easterly along
ginning
And also to make true valuation and ap-
prassemsnt OF AL the lots and pieces of ground
siruated in said benefit district without regard
TO tile buildings or Improvements thereon.
and notice IS hereby further gwen that we
VIII meet as such appraisers on the -4th day OF
June. 1886. AT o'cloek q. III. Of SAID day. at
No. 1909 Kansas avenue. north. ia said benefit
district for the purpose Of ascertaining the
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cRocERIEs. ETC.


SARATOGA Chips Parker House rolls Bos-
- ton brown bread and baked beans. RaistOl
health bread cottage cheese. pressed chicken.
steamed and baked ham. veal loaf and beef
rolls country butter and fresh eggs. and a full
line Of the finest groceries. ii. Harvey corner
Eighth and Topeka ave.
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sized hens egg, while in the Fan are
some potatoes. Mr.. Minter says: I'VE
have often heard Of hailstones as large
as hens eggs, but these are consider
ably larger. When the photograph was
taken they were good deal smaller
than when they fell Some were found
that measured 10 inches at their great
est circumference. The roar Of the ap-
proaching storm could be heard for
fully d quarter of an hour before it
arrived. Scarcely any damage was
done, except to chickens and wild
birds, and 10 less than GO dead birds
were counted along one mile of hedge -
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DARTICULAR attention to watches If
you wish Your work Wen and promptly
done see j. L. Hayden, ca Kansas ave.
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PLUMBERS.

~~-~~0-~-~---~-~~~-~---~-~
A ALLfN Practical Plumber; 25 years ex-
AAa lerience, personal attention gwen to all
work: steam ana hot water filter, work guar
anteed; Sus Kansas ave, Sell 4 ell 3Ss. Res y2J
North Topeka ave.
ETT WELLS. 30. SIG Kansas ave. O5ase-
meDf plumbing. steam and gas fitting.
Personal a-t -utiOu -iven TO all work. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. prices moderate. Ornamental
window ANA pump work.
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Appleton. Minn--Dr. A p Sawyer.
Dear SRI have used your Family
Cure and can safely say / have never
used anything better for kidney trou-
bic. Mrs. J. H. Craig. Frank SIM
Pharmacist, 6O7 Kansas avenue.
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UPHoLsTERtNG.


Nv ANIED-Io make your Old lounges and
chairs over into elegant latest styles. and
take old carpets and stoves in exchange Allen s
U pholstery. 800 Kansas ave.
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IGOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with all mod
al ern c0nveniences; large shady lawn; board
If desired. Mrs. i. g. Hentig. 6l5 Tyler st.
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eooKs ANp sTArIoNERY.

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TTvHE KELLAAI BOOK & STATIONERY co.
a COS Kansas ave. Latest books. correct sta
tonery. Newest wall paper. Artistic framing.
Tennis and base bail supplies.
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g - FouNp.

TCCND-Ile pace 10 get our umbrella Gov
y cred ard repaired; OF your clock OF watch
cleaned for SEC eU5 San ave. Up stairs
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Dr. A. p. Sawyer. have used one
box of your Family Cure for a severe
pain in my side. ard was cured from
all pain Mrs Mary Jane Marshall.
Gaiesburg, III Frank Sim, Pharrna-
cist COZ Kansas avenue.
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From Lawrence on the Blind Baggsgs

From Lawrence on the Blind Baggsgs
Some cclored boys came UP from
Lawrence on the night train yesterday.
but they did not pay any fare They
rode on the blind baggage. Only one Of
them was arrested. He had a guitar
with him At the police station he gave
the name Of william Scott and said
that the guitar was the property of his
little sister He came to Topeka. he
said, to rent house for his folks Who
are coming to Topeka to live.
Ladies' shirt waists Numbered 50 that
the colors viii not fade by Peerless
Steam Laundry. 112 and ia ". Sth.
We do mending and sew on buttons
free Of charge Peerless Steam Laundry.
ac.ual value and making appraisement of the
properly and assessing the damage and bene-
fits as aforesaid
HONIFR BOUGHToN,
r. Il. CITANEE.
w. 4. PENCE.
Appraisers
(First published in the Topeka State Journal,
June I'd. 1861
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DR. A. p SAWYER; After using one
tirely cured Ny case had. been treated
by several doctors. Lucy Bitner. Kan
sas. III. Frank Sim. Pharmacist. 607
Kansas avenue.
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First published in the Topeka State e-ourna
June 18th. 1851
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UNDERTANERs & EMBALMERs.
--~-~-~~~-~--~~~~-~-~~---~-~
q 60. Is. PALMER Funeral Supply Co and
- funeral director ONCE 500 Kansas ave.
Res. 1921 Van Buren,. ONCE tel. l4g. residence
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CARP ENTERS AND BUILDERS.
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ID CBERTS & McFADDEN 81 Topeka ave,
IA would like TO do your building.
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JEWELLERS.


AATES B. HAYDEN. JeWeler and Optician.
- Complete stock Of watches. diamonds
silverware, etc Eyes examined and spec5acles
properly fitted.
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Frank Long serves single meals 25
cents Meal tickets s3.15. Six dinner
checks S1.00. Try a Sunday dinner
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Money to loan. Accounting trust Co.
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10 WHOM Nay coNcERN-

TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.
M-OTICF-TO WHONEIT MAY CONCERN
AN BE if known that my petition is on file in
the Office of The prol ate court of Shawnee
county. Kansas. asking Tor a permit to sell in
tCNicating liquors at No 73l on kansas avenue.
in Fourth ward in lie city of Topeka. Kansas.
and the hearing Of the same is set Tor Satur-
day. at9 o'c.cck a. M. July is. 1896.
a. q. WAGGOEER.
Topeka. Kans.. June 70 1896
R-OTICF-TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
~ Be it known that my petition is on file i'm
Tie Office Of the probate court Of shawnee c0un-
ty. Kansas asking tor permit TO sell intOXi-
eating liquors at No. sos West 10Th street. in
Ihiru ward in The city OF Topeka. Kansas;
and the hearing OF the same is set Tor oaIur-
day. a M, July nth, 1896.
Topeka Kans., June 9th, 1896
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MINERAL WELLs.

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rE7HE BOON MINERAL WATER cures
ILL., stomach kidney and bladder troubles; pro-
cure analysis and consult your physicians; sold
in bulk or bottles w. q. Boon, 61S Fillmore
st. Topeka Te.- 30
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EoR sALE-mlscELLANEous.

nor SALE Four-year-old Jersey, OF win
"A trade for fresh Durham about same age.
~ Columbian hulding, II IN e lL-noEe u.
IGOR SALE Grocery and meat market. with
u fixtures good Locations good buslne ssi
c-ean stock Grocery stock. Journal
EOR sALE-Couch. tables. book shelves. etc.
A. 1907 Buchanan ST. Call from TO p. m
rOR sALE-speclaI Sale ali Of this week in
III secondhand organs and pianos. Terms to
suit Must close them out Aliens, $50 Kansas
ave-
DUBLIC sALE-In the District Court of
A shawnee county, Kansas Il. III. snow,
plaintiff VS. q. b. hamilton. ct AL. defendants.
Notice is hereby given that viii. on Saturday.
the building commonly known as Crawford's
Flats. on East Fifth street. in the city Of Tope-
~. u1lesl stn4 ny virtue II az order q me DIS
rlct Court >ei at public auction to The highest
.,t,- ~ l.i -DA t'.olL lil ltt44 lllg s-o1A "
SION OF A. ID Hubbard receiver in the above
entitled action r. B. kEPLEY.
Sheriff shawnee County.
First Pub. in State Journal June u. '96-17.o7o.l
TOR sALE-Au our household Goods. con
II sIsting ia part Of parlOr and bedroom
suites folding bed. chairs. center tables side
board. dining room and kitchen furniture, range
and gssoiiUe stove. coal oil heating stove. an in
good order; book case. lounge refrigerator.
carpets. iace curtains. window shades. rs feet
garden hose. leather top phaeton. at a bargain:
also cart and high grade bicycle. price of lat
ter s31 James NJ tanner, 1908 Buchanan ST.
IGOR sALF-7 pounds boiling beef for 25e. C.
4 T. Iillson. PSI Topeka ave.
W-CR sALT-Tents Awnings. Wagon Covers.
LIT PauIns Duck. an weights and widths. no.
peka tent and Awning Co, Ia5 Kansas ave.
1ee s86.
FOR sAIT-A fancy COW. by F. A. Reed.
a breeder of Jersey cattle, Iecumseh, HANS
T-oE SAFE on easy. payments. best sewing
~ machine made. the Standard 4, w
I.ulhes.lC7 Fast 9Th strees.
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MONEY

lelOlN
nj ONEY ADVANCED-To r. r. employees
IVA Of good standing at reasonable rates Small
loans a specially NO callateral required. All
Transactions strictly confidential Cali and see
Us at s. n Orth Kansas ave Eel phone 557.
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LfNERY SrARLFs

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TT Is. NIcCURDT. ". s.. prop. ia West 9Th st.
~ Graduate Ontario Veterinary College,
Toronto. Fine turnouts. Boarding a specially
Personal supervision a feature. Tel l65.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

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rFNHE Topeka Tent and awning co. keeps on
"A hand al weights and widths Of duck. Come
ia and figure with US, or telephone ABS.
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Ladies' shirt waists Numbered so that
the colors will not fade by Peerless
Steam Laundry. 112 and III ". Sth.
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We do mending and sew on buttons
free Of charge. Peerless Steam Laundry.
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SRLE-REAL ESTATE.
NOR real estate and rental property, see r.
G. Martin. 3l3 Kansas ave
TSOR sALE-Have . snaps in inside residence
4 property, three in Lowman Hill and Mai
tin & Dennis See me quick BARN IS
IFS East Fourth ST.
FOP sAI.F-500 fine farm and city properties.
n Write for catalOg. Am prepared 10 name
low price and easy terms L. an HOOK -
Columbian building.
II house, porenes. SIZE OF rooms l2Nl4- an III
very coed repair; rents 81 per month; this place
must be scld- Price $3.50 his is "a bargain
SCOTT s. FERGUSON. Agts.
E-OR sAIT- s-room house. good condition;
f4tN A-.1f.t 944ol's' = tt-ats P--N- 49, ----
500 cash. balance monthly payments 10 suit
purchaser.
5rooln houses on car line newly papered
and painted. inside and 0ut al lots with each
house. clear. pT5ce SSO1 Terms $50 down and
balance SIS per month withouunterest.
room house. 4 lot On car line. clear price
: Groom houses. , fun lots. Gear. price 5000
cash; rents Tor s. each per month
p room house with lots clear price Sl25
cash. IHOS c. SHILIINGLAW.
e.l state and Rental gent.
ll5 Fast Firth ST., Topeka, Kansas
T-OR sAIF-Cne of the finest farms in Kaw
i valley 3 miles southeast of Silver Lake.
known as the Scott farm; SEQ per acre cash
Address N i. scott. sos Last second street.
Newton Kansas
T-GB SALT Coed shawnee county farm. so.
IL smith. els Kansas ave
nor SAIF-On monthly payments. several
n small properties Why not own home
e'" aye