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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30

A fioculent precipitate resulting
when gaseous fluorine is passed into
liquid oxygen has been shown by
Moissan and Dewar to have the curl
Gus property of deflagrating violently
when the temperature rises.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
SernttRtc (Srten!

Die nodol9enb oufgeorberten geriprcn pber bereu
Sroen poer gerpanoten lpoen iid oirett an Sermanu
WtardmortD, GeDtsanluat uno 9tptar, 532 uuo 534
Dime StraBe Gincinnoti SDip menben, oa 9s,entano
auBer ibm MuCbluB geben fanu
Sermann Wtardporib beior9t Die GinaebuuQ ppu
nadbenaunten un0 alen SrbGbOfteu prompt 1ub biliu
felt Die uDtbigen Bomadten ans uno erIonot oe ers
oroerit6ben gertbtlt6en uno ttrdDlid)eu Socumente
Serr Wtordmprtb ut ourb einen pier3iQldbriaen
periDnltden uno icbrtften Yerebr nit ben 6eutIdeu
@rbidofts9erbteH ilno Soufeu iopie ourd Iene ipoe
Steun9 olS Der eriobrenitc uuo 5uperafQite 9ertre
ter IN oentlben erIdaftsioden anerfaunt nuo nur ie
beaDtot ibn 6iele 0ercbtlicleu 9luproeruuueu per=
ntBter Grben 5u erlangen nno III allen bebeutenoen
Sldttern Amerttas 81 perDffeutltcben
&bel Wtare Sofie uno Sob GbrtioH aus Gbetfnaeu
8uB, Gbrtitiau lno Wtid)ael aus @lbersbauien.
Yuniller, 9ugo aus Sdrpaber9.
9ed)er iJrieorid QBilbeIm uno Sob GorI sSrtebrttb
Bilbelm aus Spemmerba.
SebrenoS. @rben BON Selnrid
StetrlCb &arpltne aus Observation-Disclosures.
S5roebner, 5ran5 Soiepb aus Sre3bauien.
Sylaoo, Dber Slab, Grben BON Ho6ert
sSiider, sSrieoltGb gDiibelm ans Gebeiee
SOuier, .aolne pereb. 5roelflin nno anna Martba,
oereb. @pn3elmonn aus 5batHugen.
9oeuer 3ermann SSreo nno 9uopi9 &arl aug Berlin
3afius Suite aus Observation-Disclosures.
Pa9n 9eb Sop, @ngel Gbrilt Ntor9, aug Gruitbauien
3Oifmeliter 9eb. stephan Sttilie Cutie aus Wtrlib
Seutit1el, &drl YanI Au9ult aus Silberberg
&eier &arol pereb &Dntg uub Sbeobpr aus Wtiloffen
8elnpt (an9 Neitlel @briition aus 8Obrpurf.
&iemmer, &arl Antou aus Signarn9en.
&o8lomSft, Yeter aus Sbra.
Sautermollef, TatDartne, oereb- paen6le, barbara
nereb Martn, uno Sob Seoro aus gIomaEnbau.
fen, angebl in Stem Yort.
2uebrS, Sob Gbriitian aus SubOrf, an9ebI in Stem
Orleans.
Wueaer aeb. @idele, Gpiine aus Gblineen
Wnrtens brian Sunot aus Snebhpri
Walc3ed, Grben BON MlpDs
Weper. Sob. Soeinrdb aus Sprtebt
9on, Magoalena nno 9Reta Siabella aus SberbauIen.
&ieler. &nna Wtorgaretbe aus Soennn9en
SdDubnen. Spief aus &d}em
Souter, Auton aus S5rebrihsbafen
S6bnebele geb. Spbnader, Spfie aus &ubersbera,
angeb. III Ybiiabelpba.
Suepfle, i5rieoridb 9briittau, 9Blbeimne 8oroline
nnb &puiIe aus gecfartbafugen
S6oeafppf, Sob aus Vnen3fpongen.
Straub, gngult aus 9ieringen. g.. ..
Sauni9, eSran3 Spiepb nus Yielau ,,
Sifpra, @rben bon &aiper.
Speler &ungunbe aus gteuborf.
Stelgeriuolo Soiepb aus Gottenbprf.
Spitt @rben BON 9ortm,g 9einrih 9enaunt Wilbelm.
Stlbr, Claus SSreoritb aus Sebtbauleu.
Sinterbalter @pra, Iiice Wtar9aretb unb albert aus
&pnoDn.
Seinmanu, Gpttleb ans Sernbauien.
Wala. @uItao uno Spnroo aus Wahen6prt anQebl.
in YittSburg.
Weibe, Sob. sJeroinanh aus gBlebeu.
Wegener Garl Sohen aus Wobbelfom
3ierleiu Soiepb Aoam aus Sgersbetm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
Grub cm ltnaIiid In Meriep.

Torres, Mer., 90. Sft. Sm Mma=
rillas Sha6t bps @rano Central gerg-
ipertes bel Minas prieifas fanb cine
furdtbare @rploion itatt. tpobur1 13
Wlann auf Der Steae aet6otet ipurosn,
tpdbrenb orei anoere tDDtli1e Yerlebun=
gen erlitten. Sn elmer nod ni6t feit=
aeitellten Weiie flos i'm 4. @anse oes
S6a6ts cine grobe Menge Dpnamit III
Die 2uft. Sie 8epalt Der @rplpfon
war 10 aroB, oab bon 4 Mdnnern, bic
200 SUB entfernt maren, brei ipfort
9etOotet wuroen. Oie 2eiben iino fat
bis Sur llnfenntlibfeit entltellt. Das
Ser9tpert mar fiirSli1 hpn einem
enslil6en Spnoitat fir 81, 600. 900
an9efauf It ipproen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
SdtpinOSudtt aeIteiIt.

Ginem alten @r3te Der bon Der Yrars snriidaesoaeu
iebt ipurbe ourb einen onbiid)eu Whiiiondr bic 8e.
t6retbiing etes e,nfaGcn pegetabltIGen SeilmtteIS
i1ninbiuht 9ron6itis 8atarrb, aifbma unb allen
2aiss nnb Sun9enfranfbeiten aus9ebdnbigt. aub Elm
Wttei flr pohttoe, robfue Seilnna ppn Yeroenidn1.
tbe nno allen Nerpenfranfbeien. Yaboem Der Snftor
bic pnuberbaren peilfrdIte in tauenb fyanen erprobt
bate eradte er es tiir etne gfidt bas Mttel etnen
Ieioenoeu WtitmenIden befannt 81 matben 9pn bieie
Wtottp nno 9Bnn6 getrieben. bGnbelte er STD ienoe
beles Ge5ept gau5 foenirei on Aae bic es ipiuileu
IN beutldber engcber uub fran3biiider Spradbe nit
poaer 4nmeiiun9 Der SeriteGuug uub bes Gebranhs
Senoe aoreiie nnb griefmarfe, besebe Sid au bieie
3ettun9 nno d1 ienoe es Iofprt gB. q. 9topes 800
YplperS Slod, Gpd)eIter, g. y.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
Trei beriambi AT M1mner.
Gin Damn In @i6isan entbedt Gin
bcmerfensmertbes 9eilmittel fir
Nerluit bnn Graft.
proben uerben frei on alle periaHbt. Die
barum fc)reiben.

Carl 3. malfer BON Salamaaou, Wtb., bat nab
einem labrelangen Sample gegen Die ieelil6su uub
fbrperliden Seiben bon perlorener Wannbarfett bas
rithti9e Mittel aefunbeu, meldes boS 9eioen heist
gr bemabrt bas @ebeimniB ior9ialtig; aber sr iit
ipiig cine Yrobe Der Webi5in auen W6nnern an Iel.
6en bic an irseno ener yprm pom Sbmdde leiben als
6pge BON u9enblidber llnniiienbeit pie por5eitgew
Verlnt oes Sebd1tniifeS uno Der Srat idnadem
8iten, arampfaberbrnd nnb anssebrnn9; 0as 5sti-
mttte bat cine beipnberS angenebme Wirfun9 epH
gBdrme inb iheint nnmtttelbar 5u ipirfen, nbem es
bic perlon9te arat nnb cine @ntpdung siebt lpie e
MIR 9euiinibt pirb. SaS Wtttel betlte Wtr Walter
pplitduoi9 BON of ben uebeln uub 2eibeu. Die BON
lobrelon9em WBbraudb Der natiirlth feit9eieBten
Snnftlonen berribren, nno iol IN jeoem Sale abolut
5uoerlaife 'ein
Giue Bite on Wtr. Garl g. WaIter, 4os Maionit
3emple 8alamo5po, Widb bel Der Gle angeben. bat
Sie etne grobe eines Seilmittels fur Wdnner min
16en, prb ioort erfilt uub feline 9er9itung trgenb
fpelber &rt mirb BON ibm geforbert peroeu. Gr bal
ein 9roBes Snteree baron bob Die &unoe BON bieieu
sroBort9en Seimitte nerbretet pirb uno er serenbe
nit Sor9alt Die Rrobe tber pere9elt in einem burd
aus stnoden gadet 10 boB Der Gmpfdu9er feine Surd
ppr llnbeqnemlibfelt poer Sefanntmeroen an boben
brandt
&eier tperbeu eebeteu, pbne 0ersna au 5breiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
8ew e8mtt9 INT Treiem

uno quite Grndbruns our @eniise, iolte
Rinber 3eluno ma1en. 2eipen aber
&inber an icrofulEien, Saut= ooer Ge=
pebstranfbeiten. 1T ibr 8lut unreiu,
ibr 8eli6t ourh Beulen ober Blds1en
entitelt, 10 iolte ibnen Die ri1tiee Me=
bi3in aeseben iperben. Dr. pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery brin9t
ben G0rper IN ben bentbar belten 3u=
itanb. gs reiinat oas Blut. ret Die
2eber 81 regelmdBiaer, gelunoer Sbd=
tigteit on ,lno perleibt benz 6pltem @e=
iunbbeit uno Stdrfe. 6iir fleine, blal1e,
idmGdlibe Ginoer lit bas ,,Discoberp"
bas ridtise Mittel, um lie fart unb
trdftig gu MAIDEN. sic betDmmen bas
burn gelunbes Gleiih unb es piberlteAt
ibnen nidt iDie Die beridiebenen 2eber=
tbran.prdparate. Sur feline beilenbe
Rraft tpiro 9arantirt ober i'm Sale bes
Nerfagens bas @elo 3uriidgegeben.
Or. Yierces beliefs furiren Werlfo.
pfung, Ropfi1mer3en, Deroaunn9sbe-
fhtDeroen llil0 DDspepfie. Gin pilden
iii cine Dolls. Uei alien pdnoIern 81
babell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
6roKer NerOienf !!

User uns feline abreiie enieubst benz ienben tptr
pet @ot eenaue stnsfunit iiber Elm gang nenes Sc,
Idtt pomi r9eub cine Yeripu mdHnIi9eu poer tueibs
siden Seibledbts auf ebrl6e Meiis uno pbne 9rsBe
auSlogen uuo Wtibe iber 100 Dollars per Dlonat
psrbicnen fam, pbue Seiieu uno Feboeln. Ssetn
ssen9afts=6 6untbu9, foubern Elm ehrltbes SeIddft
asreIiire
JOHN HOUSE & Co.,
Canton, Lewis Co., Mo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
Trei fir idlmaf)c Wauuer.

SD iperbe JeSeln W}anne tpCnrei etne Isruhg Der
Sentitel Ienoeu bic mir bic pole WGlEneScraft aie
berbergeellt baber nafbem ales al7esre ieblgefcba
gen bate. 8ieie, Iiebi3iu beite mid uoudnotg ppu
9crluit oer Sebeu5frait Won9el an Starte nerD6ier
Sobudcbe nnb b6ieu 5rdumen uuo miro Sie ebenfo
belcu Sic fDnnetr es SnrCb eine 9luru9e erlorsen.
Senoeu sic mir Sbren 9omen unb 4breye beute oa=
oieS utcbt peoer eribeineu mag Wton idleBe slne
8riefmorfe be. Nbreiie @arl 5. Q8alfer 40S Wtaio
mic Semple, &alaMuapo Wti1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
90 made, nerpoie &erionen,

eepIt8t npn 9ofuun9slpii9feit uno ialetbten Srdl.
men. eridDpfenoeu 9uSflifeu Slie0erreiBen 8rnit=.
Guder= une &ppfI6mer5en SaorauSfoa. Nbuabme ocs
SebOr5 tito @elcbtS. Sotarrb Wtogeuorudeu, Stubl=
neritppfnu9, Wtibl9fet Grrbtben, 3ttteru 0er5flo=
pIeu 9engitIidfeit unb Sribiinn, eriabren aus Dem
>, ,Sugruofreunn" fpe ctniad rnb bHg Iie Qrinolttb
9ebei unb poae Seinubbeit jugeubliGp 5Sriitbe uuo
sSrobinu rpieoererlaugen fDHreu. SGn5 neueS oeil=
periabreu. Seber Ien ei0ensr slr5t Sbtcft 25 Cts.
Yreimorten uuo Sbr betommt iofprt bteS unentbebr-
le 9ud oerfiegelt su9eouot pom Der Brinut 5tituif
1Sl 6. @penue, Nem s)nrf Sttg.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-03
Nbrblih aebelbe .3iiQe.

StraBenbobuperbinbung stuiilaeit WbeeitH9. Wfars
tins iSerrp uto benz 6. 8. & ". 8abrboi III 8rto9es
port.
3ise 4utb 5 taelb amiIteH ubri9sptne unb
Gleneloub. Nae anoern 3uge t6giidb init IEsnabme
Sonuta9s
Durcbgebeube 0erbiubungen Hu6 ourdgsbenbe
Sdet3 nacb alfen Yunften. lRan 1predbe bel Aniern
@geuteu Dor ober tpeHoe iidb OH
W. 6. Garrei, @eneral gaffenger @gt.,
GleDelano, 8.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06
HER PATRON SAINT.
TO HONOR THE FIRST
ARTlFICER IN IRON.

The Project to Erect Colossal Statue
of Tubal Gain In the Ohio River h Be-
ing Seriously Considered In the Smoky
City.
Old Tubal Cain a Of might
In the days when the earth was young.
By the fierce red light of his furnace fire
The strokes of his hammer rung,
And he lifted his brawny hand
On the iron, glowing clear,
Till the sparks rushed out in scarlet showers
As he fashioned the sword or spear,
And he sang: 'tHurrah for my handiwork,
The bright spear and the swordi
Hurrah for the hand that wields them well,
For he shall be king and lordi"
Pittsburg has discovered Tubal Cain,
and now the influential and wealthy
men of the Smoky City are talking
about erecting a statue to that good old
Biblical character. If the project is car
ried out as proposed. it will be some
thing unique in the way of a monu-
ment AS yet there is nothing definite
about the plans, but the proposal which
seems to be most favorably accepted is
to erect a statue of heroic size in the
Ohio river Just below the junction of
the Allegheny and Monongahe1a and
about 100 yards from the shore.
The idea of the statue had its origin
at the banquet rendered by the Pitts
burg chamber of commerce last June to
the American representatives
Among the speakers on that occasion
was William R. Thompson, the indie
pendent candidate for state treasurer
Mr.. Thompson seems to have been in
spired by the true postprandial spirit,
for he made a most eloquent address,
and among the things he gave voice to
were the following poetic thoughts:
Gentlemen, you have been in the
workshops of the gods-in the Plutonic
regions-for the past two days. You
have faced the east and seen the apothe-
osis of Tubal Cain. the lightnings of
electricity. the flashing of furnace fires
and heard the thunders of mighty
forges. You have seen the philosopher
stone, which alchemists of old dreamed
would convert all baser metals into
gold You have seen the magic wand of
genius that transforms coal, iron, lime,
sand, glass, smoke, byproducts, into
mills, factories, palatial residences, Ii
braries, conservatories and museums of
art. y
That phrase, 1.-The apotheosis of Tu-
bal Cain, - appealed especially to the
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06
STATUE TO rUBAL CAIN.


finer sentiments of the big iron men.
They had never realized before that
there was anything poetic about their
smoky shops and huge factories, and
they applauded the ingenious fancy
which could see what they had over
looked. In course of time the project
was evolved of materializing in solid
iron this fancy tickling sentiment. The
iron manufacturers decided that the
best way to do this was to make gi-
gantic statue of the original ironwork-
er and put it up where strangers enter
ing Pittsburg could behold and mark
the fact that while the city was long on
solid, ponderous business enterprises OF
a prosaic, commercial sort, it was also
not so short on poesy as some folks
may have imagined.
Beyond the sentimental idea is the
more tangible one of emphasizing to all
the world that there at the headwaters
of the majestic Ohio is the center of the
iron industry; that around the mighty
form of Tubal Cain now, as Of old, roar
the flames of furnace and forge If New
York could erect a statue to so inmate
rial a thing as liberty, and if Boston
could find sufficient inspiration in the
memorial, then the Pittsburgers felt
justified in paying a tribute to the an
cient founder of her industry Way back
in the first part of the book of Genesis,
in the ''begat chapters, +" as they have
been called, the first mention of Tubal
Cain is made. He was the son of La
mech and Zillah, and he became an in
structor of every artificer in brass and
iron He was famous for his great
strength and mighty form.
So it is proposed to make his statue
of brass and iron. The figure will be of
bronze and the pedestal of iron. TubaI
will probably be represented as a mus
cular giant with huge hammer poised
in the air. while in front of him will be
a great anvil The Bartholdi statue in
New York bay cost $500, 900, but it is
not expected to make this one as large.
The present proposition is to raise $3.50,
900, while 1T is expected that the vari-
Gus manufacturers will also contribute
the materials for the monument 1t has
been suggested that the statue should be
illuminated at night by electric lights
and that the top of the anvil be utilized
as platform.
That the project is being seriously
considered is shown by the fact that be-
sides the iron manufacturers, the cham
Der of commerce, the Pittsburg Foun-
drymen s association and the Engineers
society have taken it up.
ANDREW Downs
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06

FOR SALE-2 lots and a room house
between Third and Fourth on Branner
well, cistern, barn: price, 81 200 half cash,
balance in monthly payments.
80 feet front by $50. nice room cottage,
cemented cellar, city and cistern water,
barn. house elegantly painted and pa
pered, on Madison st. near Tenth. Price
S1,3e0 500 cash, balance in monthly pay
ments.
son, $3.50, 800 to $500 cash, balance in
~ lots between Third and Fourth on
Branner, east front, cellar, well and out
places. $750, 500 cash, balance in monthly
payments.
A new 4 room house on East Eighth St
good well of water, cellar and out places;
$500, 800 to 800 cash, balance in monthly
payments.
room cottage between Third and
Fourth on Monroe, large cellar, cistern
and well water. barn: 81 200. part cash,
balance in monthly payments.
2 vacant lots on the corner of Third and
Madison. east front, $500 each. This is
snap. Buy you a lot and will make
you loan at per cent to build you
home. payable in monthly payments not
to exceed your present rent
112 lots on corner of Third and Monroe,
2 houses, rents for $40 per month. Price
81. 200, small payment down, balance in
monthly payments
112 lots, east front, near Eleventh and
Monroe, modern room cottage, soft and
city water, cemented cellar, gas. hard
oil finish 81 100 half cash, balance month";
Iy payments if desired. This is nice
room cottage on East Eighth St, ce-
mented cellar, sewer connection, coal shed
and outbuildings- Price $500, small pay
ment down, balance long time
Have many other bargains in lots and
improved city property. Have several
small tracts of land near the city for sale
cheap, on easy terms
Can write your fire insurance and loan
you money at the lowest rates
w G. STEPHENSON & CO,
609 Kansas ave. (Over Rigby s..
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06
SITUATIONS wANrED-FREE.

Are you in need Of work? If so. you
are at liberty to use these columns for
assistance in that direction. While this
notice appears the State Journal will
publish free on Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday, for Topeka or Kansas people,
all notices of Situations Wanted" not to
exceed five lines, or thirty-f1ve words. in
length, provided that all advertisements
of that nature are handed in previous to
10 0 clock Saturday morning; also on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday all ad-
vertising of this class handed in by 10
Q clock Wednesday morning
No advertisements of this nature to be
started except on Saturdays and We'd
nesdays. No obligation is incurred on the
part Of the advertiser. No worthy and
needy man or woman need hesitate to
take advantage of this OFFER. No-oue in
business or having employment is ex-
pected to take advantage of it. but all
others are invited to avail themselves
freely.
the Topeka State Journal guarantees
every day it is printed. to give a local
circulation by far more than all other
Datlies combined. This makes this pa
per the cheapest. as well as the best
daily medium in Topeka. the classified ad-
Eertlsements below costing but
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06

The preacher had taken for his text,
"Who win go with me to Ramoth-Gilead2
and had already repeated these words sew
eral times Presently a member of the
congregation stood up and said;
''Niu no one answer the kind gentle
man? Put me down as one
Roars of laughter among the choir boys
Spare Moments.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06

The aid of the fire department. was in
voked to expel from the Milwaukee post
office poIecat which took possession. Of
corridor.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06
SOC Kansas ave. (over Rigby

FOR SALE-15 acres 1 mile from city,
spring water. 50 bearing fruit trees, all
in clover, a beautiful location for suburb
an home, a sacrifice at $500. Owned by
nonresident. Must sell
room house, hall, porches. cellar, well,
cistern, good barn, chicken house, so lots
near graded school, near car line, 10 min
utes drive from our office; s1,150.
8 cottages of rooms each cellar, well,
cisterns Nos 612. GA SIG Polk st. VIII
sell one or divide property to. suit pur-
chaser Must be sold. See US for price.
well, large barn. lots of fruit, 112 east
front. high location, south side, 81, $50.
VIII make terms to suit.
Beautiful cottage of rooms, 621a foot
lot, fine shade, blue grass, lawn, Fill
more st. near Third, 81 800.
Look at 500 Monroe St, 10 room house, 8
lots, large barn. Owner wants an offer.
Call and See US for full particulars
J. w. FERGUSON & CO,
Agents, 625 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

~~~-"-~~~~~~~-~-o-~~~O-~-~
NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CON
CERN-Be it known thar my petition is
on file in the office of the probate court
of Shawnee county. Kansas, asking for a
permit to sell intoxicating liquors at 632
Kansas avenue, in the Second ward in
the city of Topeka, Kansas. and the hear
ing of the same is set for Wednesday, a.
M, December %, 1897.
G. w. STANSFIELD.
Topeka, Kansas, Nov. 6. 1897.
NOTICE%TO WHOM IT MAY CON
CERN-Be it known that my petition
is on file in the office of the probate court
of Shawnee county, Kansas, asking for a
permit to sell intoxicating liquors at 4O4
Kansas avenue in the Second ward in
the city of Topeka, Kansas and the hear
m, November 30th. 1897.
F. B. WALLACE.
Topeka, Kansas. Oct. 28. 1897.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06
BICYCLES FoR SALE.

ANY man, woman. boy or girl can earn
high grade 800 bicycle by working for
me one solid week or in spare hours.
Write quick for particulars. American,
3943 Market St, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06

FOR SALE-Specia1 bargain, 2 story 6
room house on Van Buren st. near Fifth
at half price by mortgage; rent pays II
per cent on price.
BARTHOLOMEW,
COL Kansas ave Qst fiOor)
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06
Five Cents a Line,

or 20 cents line for a week; so cents by
the month.
Average circulation for first six months
of 1897,
1854.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06

WANTED-Kour household goods to
pack move or store. Merchants Trans
fer & Storage Co. Tel. 1s5.
sam & SKINNER
123 East Sixth st.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06
FUEL AND FEED.

II EAVE your orders for COAL, Flour
AFeed and Seeds with Van Slycks 5o9
". 10th
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06

FOR SALE-Choice vacant lots in Low
man Hill, convenient to electric cars,
also near church and school. Price from
$50 to $75 each. W. NJ. Forbes 116 West
Sixth ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06

FOR SALE-1.4 400 acre stock ranch. good
fences, good water, timber, buildings,
etc. Sc. .25 per acre takes it. y cash
BARTHOLOMEW,
SOL Kansas ave Qst floOr)
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FOR SAI.E-At a bargain, modern room
house with barn. well, 2 cisterns. city
water furnace, bath room with hot and
cold water IS feet front. one block from
paved street. Owner leaving city. In
Quire 433 Lincoln st.
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LOST AND FOUND.


TAKEN UP-Dark bay colt weight about
800 pounds, 'S'' branded on right shoul-
der d. L. Burl, 912 Polk ST., North To-
peka.
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FOR SALE
8 room house with lots on corner for
only $400
ALSO.
room house with 2 lots, $400. Either of
these properties will net the purchaser Is
per cent on the investment.
w. NJ. FORBES,
116 West Sixth ave.
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WANTED-To sell you a new carpet.
Warren.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06

FOR SALE-1O acres suburban for 81 900.
80 acres one mile north from city, large
orchard and buildings, all good land, 81
500. II cash.
10 acres, miles out, nicely improved,
$500
20 acres. miles out. good improvements,
$500.
10 acres, 21a miles from town, improved,
81 4e0.
BARTHOLOMEW.
col Kansas ave. Ost f1oOr)
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FOR SALE-One of the neatest homes in
PotWin, very cheap. For particulars see
J. s. Collins & Co, 115 West Sixth ave.
FOR SALE-A splendid home consisting
of 10 room house and lots, a splendid
corner, only one block from state house.
This can be had at just about the value
of the lots.
Four room cottage and 21a lots on Fill
more St, splendid yard and shade; nice
location. Price, $lS00.
Five room brick house and lots. nice
corner, east front. one block from car
line in the west part of the city. Price
81 500.
Some business and residence lots at
about one-half price usually asked
Some splendid bargains in business
properties suburban tracts and farms.
For particulars see
J. S. COLLINS & co.
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statesmen WANTED.

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sive or side line, for a seller that every
farmer needs: sell merchants only. Ad-
dress, with references, w L. Jansen,
Quincy, Ill.
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MI RS. J. R HAGUE. Florist, successor
4LA to r. J. Groves, ST Kas. av. Phone SOP.
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SALESMEN-Ff first class experienced
statesmen. at once, to call on retail mer-
chants of central and western states: sal
aIy or commission: give references. The
Eastern Mfg. Co, Manhattan Bldg, Chi
cago.
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WANTED-Watches to clean. 75c; clocks.
SOC; mainsprings, 75c; crystals. 1Oc;
Cash paid for old gold silver. All work
guaranteed Money loaned on valuabies
II hard up. see Uncle Sam, 512 kan. Ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-06

| WARREN sells new cook and heating
/ stoves and can suit YOU in any grade.
| 41S Kansas ave.
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STAMPS, SEALS AND STENCILS
THE J. G. DARLING co. .734 KAN. AVE.
TOPEKA. Send for catalogue and prices.
TRAPP MAKES STAMPS. SEALS
Il StanciIs 21s w Rth- ground Hoor.
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