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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-01

-. ssisseatAal. a weH-known partland
- - mae, BIAS itst returned from a
- mo 20 SSasuay. He sass gnat
vi peer.
"a - Ne E.Aeter came few days $50 II
- ssestt -four heugs before TIE naasl
- - " Der was sent FOR and az course.
-. - ssa's wore before IL was dsstrlh-
- tpe osssce IS being moved 10 a re-
So ~ q The ;awn because the lat
- se@S svttsos stt th. hlah.,st faT
!. - sassita sosle staApe bat they were
g. 'sSa @,a1 aad 20 gay lo cents Tor
~ - STAMP hroScl'x efsare.
So. .'>lss4s Is aFe ahogg 10 gst q Naae ard
a. e@'ah New botv3s ana buildings
~s.ss .s's ~ everywhere. ana the fourth
49,. = s'ssus completed. 81 !s a very
tewe, iaag,d
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jan 3I.--In wheat conditions
were more favorable for decline at the
opening than for two weeks. Outside of
the depression caused by the unloading OF
many heavy holders on last weeks bulge,
the influence of which was sim apparent,
the news decidedly favored the decline
which took place. May opened az s5s4 st9sc.
recovered 10 9e2.c. then declined slowly 10
9Jasc. There was not much selling press
ure but on the other hand there was an
almost total lack of demand, and the mar
ket sank from its own weight. Liverpool
was very weak. and this had more infiu
ence than anything else. The l:30 p m.
quotations from Liverpool showed a de-
cline Of I'd. and London was reported
equally weak.
The visible supply report. showing a de-
crease of but ISL 600 bushels, was also
disappointment. The market was steadied
about noon by the liberal clearances, 554.
90 bushels, May advancing 10 ab5sc. but
after that the market ruled heavy. Late
IN the session some selling pressure was
put on January. and the price of that de-
livery. which had been nearly Si0siA.
dropped very quickly to si.02 or the selling
of not more than Is, 900 bushels. This weak
ness was reflected in May. which closed al
9iTs
Corn was weak at the opening, and re-
manned so throughout. May closed sc
lower
Oats closed sc lower.
Provisions were very dull. the market
closing heavy May pork closed l0c lower.
May lard SC lower May ribs 2i2c lower
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Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON Jan. n.--To7ay.s state
msnt or the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balances. SssI Ssss ~;
gold reserve xiSi ess. es4
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- - S.2sas. 81 Riaksley. Who started
a. Aisssilse asst ssli. reformed SEA-
49, =, 80 s'easaer AXE far "a. Il csl sreat-
ssss~ ~ Ses as far IN as TaS xh ana vsss
sse.,,u 10 Netuatr and has SUR. a
) -. 'tisee 8e says the Sktsstsv t~..,5
as - ssso dalis ard terss. outriss a..,
as~~ - : . as'sfs~l asl ssong. Many al 81
NJ ~ Ass ~aca tAc glare lcc coasrs
IA - e ss5s a nan San 30 in GA &C.,
sas.s- wi Boa 'hat Is Required b., re
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ssss = Hes,,c. G: ,s9s csty. has p.
assy ~. '.ss sso'a al lassauapefs Ina
ss gls~s.s - aaFs In a faw weeks ea~
ssss. 5 aarre avg twensv Ia thw
asas.e,.s . AaFo,L waa sor vs. -
: la,s..'-& 'asst best aaa saat, hgs5-~se
-ssy -, -. -. s az "a bead - ire ras,.
f-'e'a~'se d ~ - asll piaat sn 81. :
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ness Of some q last weeks speculative
fsyorstes and ether stocks were taken up
and pushed assrss s.r, :, Sorsn,.n IA.
advance and touched q during the day.
Confident assertion that an additional divi-
dend vas imminent accompanied the ad-
vance Lso-l.svsiIe continued 20 enjoy the
advantage Of the reports OF . funding plan
nearing ecsvn pletfc-a- The strength OF Penn
syssania was said % be due 10 the opera
lions OF pool which are based On the as
SUMPTION thar IL has not attained a rise
commensurate with other trunk lines
which are TO better situated
The sharp riss IN haltsmors Ohio.
unexplained by any news OF the day.
The strength IN number Of the indus
trial spec.alties. notably Tobacco and
Leather preferred. and the advances OF
some OF the high-rriced investment stocks
ard The strength OF the coaiers due TO prev
aiens cold weather. helped 70 sustain the
market and the continued large absorption
or railroad bonds Was an additional factor.
The tone Of the gra1gers was heavy nearly
all day with the exception OF burlington.
which rose at one time over a point. and
OF Northwest and Omaha which moved IN
sympathy with the tanderhslts.
There were several halts during the day
due 20 a taking Of profits. and the trading
sell. which embraced all the strongest and
most active stocks. cutting down their ex-
IRENE gains IN all cases. Sugar lost nearly
all of It's early advantage. London was
both a buyer and seller in this market and
Union Pacific and ST. Paul felt the adverse
effect OF this selling. Commission house
business gas on a very large scale.
Business In the bond market was on a
very large scale. The Union Pacific and
Atchison issues were in special demand
Prices are higher all around. Total sales
were So 3z0c1A.
The United States new Is advanced 4
bid and the IS coupon "a
Money and Exchange.
Ciose-Money on call easy. at 1,7sIa per
cent. last loan. Ia: prime mercantile pa
per. sGst: sterling exchange. steady. at
s.. sass for demand. and s4.s2ix for sixty
days; posted rates. 81. $50 saie and S4Sls
U4se: commercial bills. siS2ss64-ei. sill
yer certificates, -. a5.s4c: bar silver
55i4c: Mexican dollars. 4SAc-
Government bonds. strong; state bonds,
dull. railroad bonds. strong.
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bends.
U.S.new Is, reg.i2S y. J. Cen. IS .ll2
New Is. coup. Iss North Car. Is les
Fours, reg lib fours -. ,t4
Fenrs. coup ..ufe Nor. Pac. lists ..1i.s4
sTwos. reg -. 8i@i Threes -. -. 63lls
Elves, reg ....usl9i Fours -. 49,. g7la
Elves. coup ..n4i2i SY.C. Il St. LIS. laSss
District S5s ...L1Sai Nor & West. Is. rs
Ala.-Class A ..117 Y. w. Consois .ii4L
Glass II .......lo1 Deb IS .n1s4
Class c .......l10 Or. Nav. lists lib
Currency :. ..l0 Fours -. ...- 95H
Atchison Is 49,. 6fas Or. s. l.. IS, I r.12ei-
ADJ. Is -.-..... Goal Elves. [. r. -. 99ss
Can. So. IDS -. Issiel Or. Lrn lists L Rip
Can. Pac. lists Elves, {. r. ~
Chi. Terminal . Ssh, Pac SIS of 50 l04
Cnes. & Ohio ~. lie Reading Is $500 ArS
G., II. & ID. 43ss iGsss r. G. w lists :. Ssss
ID. 4 Il. q. lists Ito StL. & I.M.C.5s. SO
Fours -. % lSt.L. & SF.G.ss.ll7iz
East Tenn. s.l97 ST. Paul Con -. 1921
Fri Gen. Is -. II lStPC & Plsts
+ W&D 1sts.t.r. IS Elves ll6,.
Gen. Eiec IS ...IaeS4lS S. c. Non-Fund
seconds = lee stand r. t. & r. Is sol
II. a !: Cen. 5s. lleis Tenn. new set IS 81
Con. Is loo /. T. lists l0l
Iowa c. lists -. 9aaa Reg Eds SEA.
X. p. Con. {. r..l03s. Union Pac. lists 1881
K-P1st ID. t.r.l2o tUP..D a G. lists SAX
La New Con Is. f02 Wabash lst SIS lssSis
l.. & n. Uni As. Sss. Seconds Sai5
Missouri rs 100 West Shore A. .l09a,
NJ. X. & T. eds. 81 Va Centuries -. M
tours -. -. $50 Deferred :. 80. 81.
y. Y. Cen. lists l1Sstl sex. int.
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Hay fio1btng,-PuEc, sound. 9ef ton. go.
Eastern Washing on t5mo;ay. sIs. alfalfa
81,
oats tiabblnsf-sS<l@i
Waeat-~s1-1-a.
Barley gobeins>-Rollea or ground. per
ton szf&s@Z
Corn-W whole. SCI p; cracked S2ae2: fcsd
meal. Per ten. Sl1ss-; Gran. sls4Is shorts.
stgxis
Rye-yghole. S@1G2s pe- ton: soaf 8 =
per bbl. 1915 per bale rye G1eal. So
3 - per nhl. s. Ger hale.
Feea 0obelngl- Chopped feed. sls4is per
.an. ulsaSt'nEs pe~ ton $500. at ~ska
rsssi. sTGt per ton. shorts. Sl--N1IS:
brsn 81. feed wheel S-Z-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate
have been filed for record:
Hester J. Small and husband to B. s.
Benefiel and wife. $500, lots 461-63 West
ern avenue, AIiddaugh's second addition
Real Estate and Improvement COM
pany to John Sawyer, $50, lots 587-S9-91
Tenth avenue, Lang's subdivision.
A. H. Dillhn and wife to John G.
Humes, $500, lot 81 Chandler street,
Klein's addition.
Rebecca Brainard and husband to J.
J. Carter and wife, $45, lot 643 Van
Buren, street, Walnut Grove addition.
Bank of Topeka to Mrs. G. Bauer
schmidt $3.50. lots 555-57-59 Buchanan
street, TROOPS fourth addition.
H c. Bowman and wife to VIM.
Curry. $3.50, lot 49 Branner street south,
Klein's addition.
A. Brown and wife to w NJ Forbes,
$3.50, lots 110-12-14 First avenue east,
Cranes addition.
T. D. Fitzpatrick to Anna NJ. Richie,
So 500. lots in Ritchie's addition.
Same to same, $4,000, lots on Madison
street, same.
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Chronic Diarrhoea Cured.

This Is to certify that I have had
chronic diarrhOea ever since the war, I
got so weak I could hardly walk or do
anything. One bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
cured me sound and well.
]. r. GIBBS, Fincastle. Va.
I had chronic diarrhoea for twelve
years. Three bottles of ChamberIain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
cured me. S. L. SHAVER
F'incastIe, Va
Both Mr.. Gibbs and Mr.. Shaver are
prominent farmers and reside near Fin
castle, va. They procured the remedy
from Mr.. w. E. Casper, a druggist Of
that place, who is well acquainted with
them and will vouch for the truth Of
their statements. For sale by all drug
r-iSfS
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SPECIFICATIONS.

Supplies should be, as far as practicable.
delivered on the cars at the towns where
cept as herein otherwise specified, not
later than January 10, 1899. Freight and
allowance win be made Ge' for Bottles. boxes.
boxing, cooperage or drayage-
When one particular brand of goods is
called for, no sample is to be submitted,
and no bids viii be considered for any
are given, submit samples. When no par
ticular brand is designated. bids should
best, and samples submitted.
Bidders must not submit more than four
samples of any article.
Goods will be subject to inspection and
all articles that may in any respect fail
To conform to the specific kinds or brands
called for, or to the samples, viii be re-
Supplies mentioned "as ordered are to
and must be new and fresh. The quantities
given in all cases, whether designated 'as
only. and all goods ordered by the differ-
ent institutions in excess of the schedule
price.
The board reserves the right to reject
interests OF the t State te 'es---'0 A' '--' 77-
Bids must be made upon the within pro-
posal and net prices only given
Payments will be made on or before
ed before becsmbe P' soth 1ss proTdsd
that vouchers in duplicate are made out
and receipted in due form, and forwarded
to the respective institutions on or before
January lSt, 1899.
When supplies are furnished monthly.
or as ordered. payments will be made on
the fifteenth day of the succeeding month
in which supplies are delivered, where
vouchers are received before the first day
of the month
A deposit of fifty dollars (s5O), or a check
certified for that amount, payable to z.
H. Dolan Treasurer State Board Chart
table institutions, must accompany each
proposal as guaranty that the contract,
If awarded will be faithfully complied
with. Bids not accompanied by check or
vii bR
A bond satisfactory to the board will be
required from successful bidders for the
faithful performance of all contracts that
are in excess Of two thousand dollars (s2.-
When samples are required, expressage
must be prepaid in full by the bidder. to
flee. Each sample must be plainly mark
ed with its price, and the name Of the
owner. Each institution to be furnished
with samples.
A bill in detail must be sent when goods
are shipped, to insure acceptance OF the
same.
Envelopes containing proposals must be
pies and proposals must be addressed to
H. Gl Jumper, care National hotel. To-
peka Kan. The board will not be re-
sponsible for samples submitted.
Duplicate schedules will be furnished
upon applica ton to DR.. L. D. Mckinley,
Superintendent Topeka Asylum
BY order of the board Of trustees.
H. G. JUMPER, President.
s. G. Wheeler Secretary.
November 18TH 1898.
(TTirst DubIisbed in the Tope<a State
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Homeseekers, Excnraion

via the Santa Fe Route. On December
9Th and goth, tickets to points in Ar
kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado,
sold at one fare plus $500 for the round
trip. Stop overs allowed. For informa-
ton call on either Santa Fe tickez
agent.
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It IS true that others initiate the
methods employed in advertising Beggs'
German Salvn, others claim to heal 93d
to cure disease because Beggs' German
Salve, the one true ointment has baeD
SO wonderfully successful. But in tho11-
sands and thousands Of cases. as shown
by grateful testimonials Beggs' German
SalVe actually and permanently cures
when other medicines fail to do any
good whatever. For sale by all drug
gists-
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OHIO HAS ENOUGH.
Senator Hanna Says She Has Had
Her Share of Patronage.

Cleveland. O., Dec. s.-Senator Hanna
thinks Ohio had had about enough
patronage from the federal administra-
ton He returned from Chicago today,
and was asked what the chances were
for the appointment of an Ohio man
as superintendent of the next census
Il think" he observed, that Ohio
has pretty nearly had her share of
offices. I have no idea, however, who
the next superintendent will be, although
I have heard the names Of several can
didateS rnentiOnad-' .
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sPECIFICATIONs.

the board of managers
sPECIFICATIONS.
Supplies must be delivered on the cars at
Dodge City, Kan, at such times as the
commandant may order them. Freight
and all other charges must be prepaid.
Bids must be on qualities grading from
medium to best and samples must be sub
mitted, except drugs. Inc q1antltlss
given are approximate only and all goods
of the schedule amount must be furnished
a contract price. The board OF man
all bids or to accept or reject any part OF
any bid if desired for the best interests OF
Bids must be made out on the schedules
furnished by A. NJ. BreeSe, cOnmandanr-
before the fifteenth of each month for all
supplies furnished, provided that vouchers
due form and forwarded to the command
ant at Fort Dodge by the first of each
Contracts will be let to run from De
cember 81, 1898, TO June g, 1889, ana only
der, be it more or less. ,,, ~
Schedules will be furnished by A. NJ
T3reese commandment at Fort Dodge, Kan.
upon application being made to him A
bill in detail must be sent wnen gooos are
shipped to insure acceptance OF the same
No supplies will be received at the home
unless all freight and other charges are
- A deposit of $50 or, a certified check for
that amount Paya df the board Of man
ayers. must accompany each bio as
guarantee that the contract, il awarded,
will be faithfully complied with.
bidders must pay all express charges
on Samples Each sample must be plain
" marked with its price and the name Of
the owner. The board of managers VIII
not be responsible for samples. -. =.
All envelopes containing bids must be
Endorsed Bids for Supplies" stating kind
81 sunDIies. the name of bidders, and must
be addressed to Thomas H. Grisham, pres
ident of the board of managers, National
An persons wishing to obtain a schedule
for the purpose of bidding must aodIes5
A. NJ. Breese, commandment Fort Dodge
Goods or supplies of any kind that are
shipped to Fort Dodge, which are not up
to sample and upon which ali freight ana
other charges are not prepaid, Will not be
received. Bids not accompanied with
certified check, or the money, or draft, to
the amount of fifty dollars (S5O viii not
be considered.
right to terminate all contracts samples
upon which goods are bought VIII be re-
tanned by the board .
THOMAS H. GRESHAM,
President.
Treasurer Board of Managers.
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FOR EXCHANGE.


FOR EXCHANGE
Drug stock 5000, for farm.
so acre farm up the bottom; want larger
farm.
200 acre farm, very close to city; want
rental property
property.
Clear property in this city for mort
gagged property in city.
Properly on west side for property on
east side.
120 acre farm in Leavenworth county for
stock ranch
Property in North. Topeka and cash for
property on south side.
40 acre farm, all bottom, "a miles from
center of city, for city property.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas ave.
FOR TRADE OR ExCHANGE-Fa
within miles of the city to trade for
40 acre tract in Missouri to trade for
horse and buggy.
cattle or horses.
so acres in POttawatOnie county to trade
for small tract near city.
Fine farm within 1 mile of Wamego to
trade for farm near Topeka.
NJ. D. HENDERSON & CO..
Ill West Seventh.
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PROPOSALS.

~~--->~-~-~~--->~~~~~
(First published in the Topeka State
Journal November 18TH 1881 ---
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JEWELLERS.

57-90~"7-----7-.--~---> -
tician. Complete stock of watches, dia
monds, silverWare. etc Eyes eXam-n ned
and spectacles properly fitted.
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Dairymen will consult their interest
py Gaining on US for feed. Capitol Ele-
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE-By M. D. Henderson & Co.,
III West Seventh:
2 story room house, cellar, good WELL
barn, fine shade. Price $3.50.
On Circle St, lot S4x115. 2 story frame
house, rooms, cellar, cistern, well, 1
On Lane St, lots, Z room house, cellar,
well cistern, $3.50; $50 cash.
On West ST., lot and one-half, east front.
5 room cottage, $3.50; 500 cash, balance
C On West END St. lots. fine house of 7
rooms, city. water, barn, grapes, small
fruit, $500; small cash payment, balance
monthly.
on West First st. near Tyler. good
lots. room house, cellar, well, large barn,
$3.50; SIS cash, SO a month; rents Sc per
on Clay ST., 1 2-8 lots, east front, s room
house with reception hall, hot and cold
water, bath, furnace, CRATES and mantels,
all finished in hard wood; fine barn This
property is strictly up to date. VIII sell
On Quincy St south of sth, east front
lots, large 2 story house of rooms. with
every modern convenience, cistern, city
water large barn, fine shade. Property
cost, $l10O0 2 years ago; will sell for $3.50.
and hall. 5 closets, within blocks of Kan
ave, 30 feet front Sth St, well, els
tern, large barn. Price 81. $50.
On Madison, near shops, large room
house, closets, cellar, cistern, good barn,
very desirable as boarding house. VIII
sell at a bargain.
On Jefferson, north Of Fourth, east
front, room house, cellar, good we'll, $3.50,
on easy terms.
On Chestnut. 5 room house, cellar, well,
cistern, barn, lin fine repair. $3.50.
M. D. HENDERSON & CO,
III West Seventh,
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SUPPLIES FOR STATE SOL
DIERS HOME.

Proposals for supplying the State Sol
diers' Home at Fort Dodge, Kansas, with
medicines are respectfully solicited.
Bids will be opened at the National hO-
tel, Topeka, Kansas, December 18th, 1895.
Bidders must be present on said date,
prepared to place their samples before
the board of managers.
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PROPOSALS FOB BIDS.

Schedule of supplies required by the kan
sas State Charitable Institutions.
Proposals for supplying the articles
named herein are respectfully solicited
Bids viii be opened at the National hotel.
Topeka Kan, December 18th, 1S9s at y
o'clock p. m. on December 18th, 1898 Bid
derS must be present at o clock a. m.
December 18th, prepared to place their
goods before the various committees OF
the board.
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Observation-Disclosures.

REAL ESTATE-ROUDEBU
For Sale-Cottage between 3rd and 4th
great bargain, $3.50; one-haif cash.
cottage, l-3 lots on monroe near oth,
newly papered, sewer connected, for three
Cottage rooms, u blocks west of ave-
nue., ~ lots, east front; for quick sale,
$3.50; part cash, balance payments.
House on 4th ST., good business property.
House, 2-story, on Chandler.
Two houses ~ ne 0S6 Z Lar and rooms west
Si8 Modern a 1P house sSO or ras" rooms western
ave, BATH, hot and cold water, electric
Houses close in, elegant homes, at reas-
50 lots in Martin & Dennis addition for
Vacant lots in all parts of city from SIS
Several good farms. well improved, near
Topeka, from $50 to $50 per acre.
room house and 6 lots West Of CITY sHE $500
Will trade this for other property
One to acres near car line, good land
For Trade houses, west side, for trade
i3 For t Renhf@4s2 ' Monroe ST., $50; southeast
western ave- n SIS 90 van Bugen SIS ga
Taylor $50, and several others.
If you wish to buy property can suit
If you wish to sell property at Compel
ing prices I have the purchasers and can
Money to loan: insurance written.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
Successor to J. s. Collins & Co., lis West
Sixth st. Phone PSF.
FOR sALE-On monthly payments. that
room cottage, 1208 Clay St, lots, els
tern sewer connection, 81. $50
Also, same terms, 1912 West ST., rooms,
cistern, barn. $500
Also, acres garden land. North Topeka.
f. J. BROWN, II Columbian Bldg
FOR sALE-s5 lots near the Santa Fe
shops, IS lots Twenty-first and Madison
SITS, SO lots near Shorey, 8 room house and
north. all on time paVmenfs or CHEAP for
cash. NJ. Heery. 109 East Third.
FOR sALE-Ten RLPAN.'s for cents
at druggists; one gives relief
STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS.
THE J. c. DARLGNG CO, 734 KAN. Az.
low price. Catalogue free. Phone 292.
BICYCLES.
~~~~~
TOPEKA CYCLE CO., 112 w. sth St
Bicycles and sundries; bicycles and
tandems for rent; repairing of all kinds.
MATCHMAKER.
WATCHES cleaned. 75c;. clocks, soc;
mainsprings, Zoe; crystals, 1oc Cash
anteed. old jewelry exchanged for new.
If hard up. see Uncle Sam, 512 Kan ave.
PAVING.
~~~-~~~~~~-~-~-~~-~~0~
THE OFFICE of the Topeka Vitriied
Brick and Paving Co. has been removed
to us West Eighth st.
FLORISTS.
MRS. J. R. HAGUE, Florist successor to
R. J. Groves. ST Kansas ave. Phone COZ.
MUSICAL
~~@~~-~-~@~0~0-~----~--@ ~"-~~~--~~|--~-~~-~-~~~
MISS MABEL MARTIN, teacher of piano
and harmony. 40 Greenwood ave. Potwin.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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FOR SALE
6 room cottage, 2 lots. 10 blocks from
capitol, 81, $50.
6. rooms, lot, barn. Ii blocks from cap
itol $500.
4 room brick, close in, sewer connection,
cistern. well one lot. $50 one-third cash.
rooms, q IT. front, barn, etc, blocks
from Sixth and Kansas ave, So, 200
rooms, sewer, city water, 40 TT. front,
pays Is per cent; 81, 200.
S1s Locust, lots, rooms. cellar, well,
stable, $3.50.
1920 North Jackson, Z rooms, lots, $500.
Business house, good location, between
Fourth and Fifth, Kansas ave.
lots, Fourth and Lane $500.
145 lots, Sixth and Lane, $3.50
$40 acres, 10 miles from Topeka, well i'm
proved.
100 acres. 2 miles south of Richland. 81 700.
All the above city properties can be
bought on monthly payments.
THE TOPEKA TRUST CO.,
534 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-03

(First published in the Topeka State
Journal November 18TH 1881