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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-06-10

aubbell. OF Fargo. Henry. of Waphe-
ton. Dtllmsn. of Brookings. and Cotton
of Mitchell. Mr. Cotton won first place,
Mr.. Huebeli. second. and Mr.. Henry
third Mr. Collon's victory is greatly
appreciated by Mitchell and her Uni
versity and we are glad TO have among
the stuoenrs Young man whose
proves In oratory is SO well defined
and effective. The next meeting OF the
interstate association will be held in
North Dakota. A very nand some gold
medal adorns Mr.. Colton's breast as q
trophy OF the occasion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-06-10
This VIII Interest You.

See the mammoth poster in the Re
PUBLICAN Office window. 1t tells you
all about the Popular Book OF Anthem
tic Photographic Views of the United
States Navy. This book contains over
200 fine halftone views of the navy, also
large map of the Spanish possessions
and the regions affected by the war.
Nothing like it on the market. 1t sells
for 25 cents only. Everybody wants q
copy.
To every subscriber of The REPUB-
LIcAN who pays up all arrearages and
3 months in advance and to every sub
scriber of The CAPITAL who pays all
arrearages and one year in advance we
will give copy free. Come before the
supply is exhausted.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-06-10
OUR VOLUNTEER COMPANY.
The Company VIII be Organized Even
Though Not Included In the Call.


When the government issued a sec
ond call for men efforts we're at once di-
rected toward completing the volunteer
company started in this city month
or SO ago. and on Decoration Day 20
more men were enrolled, making the
number about so. Since then Adjutant
General Humphrey has given out in an
interview that under the second call
for $1,000 men South Dakota would not
be represented with regiment, for the
reason that under the first call the state
furnished twice as many as were re-
quired. The just apportionment under
under the second. In conversation
with with L. E. Whitcher, who is look
ing after the matter of recruiting the
company, he said that even though the
state had sent its full quota he believed
it to be the proper thing to complete
the formation of the home company.
Mitchell, he believed, occupied too
prominent place in the state and was
in the center of too large a territory
not to be represented by q militia COM
pany and for that and other good rea-
sons he will complete the organization.
There is some talk of organizing an
other cavalry regiment and a bill has
already been introduced in the senate
by Senator Pettigrew to increase tenn.
porarily the army of the United States,
1t provides that Edmond F. English oi
Yankton, S. D., be appointed colonel
and that he be authorized under direc
tion of the secretary of war to enlist
and equip twelve troops of light cavalry
for two years or more for special ser
vice in the Philippine Islands.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-06-10
ELECTED THEIR NEW OFFICERS

The Rebsksh Lodge Ch"se New Officers
vt Their Saturday Night Meeting.
At the regular meeting of the Rebek-
an lodge Saturday evening the follow
ing officers were elec ed:
N. G.-Miss Lizzie Saul
Y. G--Mrs. Clara A. Lukens.
Secretary-Mrs.N Nettie johnson.
Treasurer-Mrs. Marie Nielsen.
Trustees-Mrs. Maggie Perry for one
year and Mrs. Catharine Bloss for six
months.
Mrs. Bloss read her report for the
Rebekah assembly meeting at Sioux
Falls. The officers viii be installed q,
the first meeting in July.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-06-10
We Heartily Thank You For Our
Daily Increasing Trade! l'|

AS it shows that you appreciate good reliable goods
sold the very lowest price possible It shall always in
the future be our aim sell such goods will give you
the best satisfaction and will at all times be pleased
have you examine prices and qualities Please
notice our GREAT BARGAINS for this week:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-06-10
ONCE AGAIN winner
Colton's Oratorical Powers
Made Him a Winner in
the Interstate Contest
Rev. MIR. Stevens Gives Good
Sound Advice to the
Graduating Class.
TO KEEP UP THE COMPANY
The Organization Of the Mitch
ell Volunteer Militia Com
pany Maintained.
COTTON Is AGAIN WINNER.

Mitrhe.fs Representative N,ns IN III. In-
,er-s'ate orator,c..i Contest.
The tooring of horns aud waving OF
handkerchiefS welcomed ,o,ne Ethan
T. Cotton ron tesi,t --ta,eoratorical
coutest al Nermi on Mond az afternoon
and the stuaents of DAKOTA University
made to- air ring with ttetr shouts.
The contest wa. at Vermillion Satur-
day eve"sf,s and the contestants were
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-06-10

A resolution was introduced condemn
ing all plank walks on both sides of
Main street between First and Third
streets and the walk on the two lots in
front of Spooner s. Nordaker's, and
notifying the owners tha. cement walks
must be put down within 80 days. The
resolution was carried and the council
hopes to see the work completed be.
fore the republican state convention
assemblies in this city.
Another resolution was introduced
notifying NJ. B. Clemenger to reestab-
lish his electric light within go days or
assume the risk OF losing his franchise.
Mr.. CIemenger said it was his intention
to commence the work at once and
made proposition to the council to
move his plant to the city water works
and for the city to supply him with
steam from their plant. The matter
| was of too large proportions for the
council to settle at once and it was re-
| ierred to the water works committee
for investigation.
| An amendment to sections Is and is
of the ordinance relating to the use OF
| hydrants was placed on its first reading.
The new ordinance is designed to make
an improvement in the use OF city water
in case of fire, and places more restric-
tions and penalties on persons who vio-
late the ordinance. The watering
trough on west Third street was order
ed to be put in condition 80 the public
could use it.
The bonds of J. A. Brown, T. J..
spangler, N. j. Nielsen and John
Reierson we're approved and accepted.
The council adjourned to meet on
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-06-10
MAKE GOOD WALKS
The City Council Condemned
Two Blocks Of Walks on
Main Street.
These Plank Walks Will
Have to Be Substituted by
the Cement Walk.
WERE MARRIED WEDNESDAY,
WERE MARRIED WEDNESDAY,
John LaidIaw and Miss Daven.
port Were United in Mat
rirnony Wednesday.
FOR MORE CEMENT SIDEWALKS

The City Council Condemned Plank Walks
Which Must be Replaced With Cement
A lengthy session was the result of
the city council meeting Monday even
ing. as there we're many things to be
discussed. All members of the coun-
Gil were present and Mayor Fullerton
presided. Auditor Smith read the
minutes of the last meeting and they
stood approved.
A petition was presented to the coun-
Gil signed by nearly every business man
in blocks and 9 requesting that no
license be granted TO any person to
start a saloon in either OF those blocks,
which was accepted. The reports OF
Judge Abbey and Weigher Nielsen
wero presented and accepted. Judge
Abbey's fees for the month we're So 81
and Mr. Neilsen's s23.7O. Treasurer
kibbes's report, showing q balance oi
| sS. I56. 66 in the general fund, Sl66.4
in the sinking fund and sle9.50 in the
| cemetery fund. was referred to the
| finance committee. Chief Swindler was
present and asked the council to make
the usual loan of s115 70 the fire de
partment to pay their expenses to the
state tournament. The request wa.
granted. The following bills were
| allowed and warrants ordered tirawn.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-06-10

Misses, children's, mems and boys
hats and caps.
Misses and children's plain white
and fancy washable duck sailor caps
worth 40 and As cents for 25 cents.
25 dozen mems and boys hats and
caps worth Is to 20 cents for cents
each.
40 dozen novelty straw hats worth so
and 60 cents to be closed out for 20
cents each.
All other hats and caps at like bar
gain prices.
Our entire stock of clothing will be
slaughtered regardless of cost as we
are going out Of the clothing business.
dozen boys linen sailor suits, very
cheap at S5 cents, to be closed out at
30 cents each.
200 ladies' wrappers in light and
dark colors, your choice for 49 cents,
$50 ladies' fancy wrappers, worth
SIPS, for SO cents.
Only Is corsets left to be closed out
at 20 cents each. Call at once if you
want one of them as they are going
sast
$50 corsets, worth IS cents to 81, to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-12

FOR sALE-By. W. c.. Stephenson & Co. /;
Fourth on Monroe st. Price $1,000; small
payment down, balance time to suit pur-
chaser.
lots and room house, corner of Sec
Ond and Branner, nice shade and blue
grass. Price 81, $50; small payment down,
balance time to suit purchaser.
4 room cottage on Branner between Ith
and Sth, cellar, we'll and cistern, nice
shade. Price $500, or will exchange for
larger house and assume mortgage.
2 lots and large room house, cellar, wei
and cistern, large barn, fine shade and
600; 500 cash, balance monthly payments.
lots and a room cottage, 4th and Lee
land SITS. elegant shade and blue grass,
cistern, large barn. Price 500; 500 cash.
balance monthly payments.
H. lots, east front. on Branner a nice D
room house, well and cistern, everything
complete. Price $4,000; part cash, balance
in monthly payments. This is a bargain.
room house on West Sth st.l cellar
well cistern barn. Price 5000; 800 cash,
balance monthly payments.
5 room house, between End md and 3rd on
balance monthly payments
~ lots, east, front, on Lane st near 18th,
room cottage, etc. Price $500; 500 cash
balance monthly payments.
~ lots on corner on east 8th St, west
of tracks, 7 room house, modern architect
ure, hard oil finish, nice 4 room cottage on
rear of same lots. Price $780, Rents
paying u per cent on the Investment. VIII
exchange for a larger residence on west
side viii pay cash difference.
A cottage of 5 rooms on east side. Price
$500; S1G0 cash, balance monthly payments.
W. c. STEPHENSON & CO.,
sos Kansas ave.
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NORTH TOPEKA BARGAINS
No. 113-GOod room house and IL lots,
barn, cellar, well, cistern, $500.
No. 1915 room house, lot, on Paramore,
$500
No. 147-Three 4 room houses. rent 81
per month each, 81, 800.
No. 1923 room house, 1 lot, on Madison,
No. 1912 corner lots. 3 room house,
No. i72@one lot, room house. on kan
sas ave. $500.
No. 176-i14 vacant lots on Madison, SIS.
No. 200-FOurteen vacant lots, of which
are on Kansas ave, $3.50.
No. 204-9715x170 feet, two frame houses
of rooms, centrally located, $1,000.
No. 2lS-T room house, cellar well, els
tern, good barn. 2 lots, one of the best
No 220-Seven room cottage, bath, barn,
cellar, well, cfstern, block from avenue,
east front, 81 300.
No. 224-F'ine room cottage on jackson.
best location, 81 100.
No 227-Cottage Of rooms barn, best
location on Jackson. 81. 200.
No 2S0-HOuse of rooms, barn, cellar,
well, lot 32x125 feet, on Garfield ST., very
cheap.
No. 257-4 corner lots, room cottage.
cellar, well, cistern. $3.50
No 335-TWO beautiful lots on Quincy, 5
cistern and fruit; will trade for property
farther out
No 346-72 feet front to alley, on good
corner on Monroe, room cottage, closets,
cistern, we'll cellar, stable, shade, $500.
No. I9-112 acres, good room house,
beautiful place, rich land, close to Grant
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas ave.
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ZOE sALE-RFAL EsrArr.


sists of a very desirable room cottage
facing on Monroe st. and two i've room
houses 5 built on the rear Of the lots facing
has recently been overhauled and is now
well located and in a nice neighborhood
and occupied by good tenants. Price 81
No. s65s-Street No. 1910 Quincy ST. This
property consists OF a good room house
bath. city water. This property is To-
Topeka and cost almost double the amount
asked Price 800
SHAWNEE COUNTY.
No. e02-Lots 2 and Q in Mulvane's sub
fruit and vegetable farm, one-half mile
from the city limits the east side in
a good farm house, barn, outbuildings
quite an amount of small fruit. Price 81
No; $50 -1s acres in Reserve No. ?. be
ing located one mile west of North To
sas river bottoms. Especially suited for
g9TTd nd PHTR9RseIb P ne $500
quarter of 25-12-16, containing Sc acres, so
acres in cultivat ton, nice orchard of about
100 trees. small stone house, good frame
barn. This land is located in first rate
section of shawnee county and the land is
farm and very cheap at $40 per acre;
located one mile north of Auburn in the
southwest part of Shawnee county. This
farm is finely improved with good, sub
stantiaI buildings, good, large house and
| large barn, nice orchard of 200 trees. 100
acres in cultivation. Never failing water
A very desirable place, both as regards To-
cation and soil. Price So, 500.
Southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of BILLIE. This property con-
sists of 40 acres all tillable land, situated
directly west of Sachs greenhouse on 10th
ST. about one mile west of the city limits
Has a 6 room house in good shape, good
barn and splendid we'll. No better lOca-
ton can be found for a suburban resi-
dence which will more than pay for itself
in fruit and vegetables. Land rich and
a thoroughly desirable location. Price
5000.
7. f BOWMAN & CO.,
Columbian Building.
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FOR sALE-Bv ]. ". Ferguson:

FOR SALE-By ]. W. Ferguson:
No. 11O6 Taylor St. brick cottage,
large rooms, cellar, well and cistern, sewer
connection, nice lot, very desirable loca-
ton; must be sold.
room house, 2 lots and barn, on Fill
more St, S1,O50; $3.50 cash, balance easy
terms. This is positively one of the
cheapest properties in the city at the
price.
room house with good barn, IS foot lot
West Tenth ave, opposite Bethany col
lege, 81, $50.
room house. newly painted, has barn
and lots, in BelleVieW addition. on high
ground overlooking the city, only two
blocks from graded school, snap at $780,
on very easy terms
room house, good barn, 2 lots, West 9Th
ave. 81, 100: 500 cash, balance easy pay
ments. or will sell house and one lot for
$500, 500 cash.
For SaIe-One of the most desirable sub
urban homes about the city, of Is acres
with No. I house of rooms, large cellar
WELL cistern large barn, very desirable
location, s., 500; 500 cash. balance $500 per
year. For full particulars call at office of
J. W. FERGUSON, Agent,
b2o Kansas ave.
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TOR SALE AND EXCHANGE

FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
8. NJ. Wood & Co. have fine improved
bottom farm close to Topeka, sell or trade
for good stock of furniture.
Have good section farm, bottom, slope
and upland, fair buildings, 1-3 cultivated,
fine creek and plenty of timber, close to
good railroad town and only II miles to
Topeka, all 5000.
Have 2,160 acres in Greenwood county.
fenced, fine pasture, well Watered, half of
it farm land sell it for cash at ST.
Have 1900 acres same county, fenced and
cross fenced, 1S5 acres broke, some good
bottom, can pillow; 1850 acres of it can be
broke; good grass, good water, frame
house, barn, etc; can sell this farm at $40.
Have a fine st. Louis property to ex-
change for good Topeka property or sell.
Have a fine fruit farm close to city, sell
or trade for good cheap ranch.
Have finely located home, Van Buren, ST.,
must sell this month at cut price.
Have lots to sell easy terms or turn on
material and labor buildings.
Have 800 acre farm, Ellsworth county,
sell or trade for Topeka property.
Have good lands in Colorado, sell cheap
or trade.
ness house, residence and good general
merchandise stock for eastern Kansas
farm ranch.
Have a beautiful home on Topeka ave,
must sell soon.
S. M. WOOD & CO. 594 Kansas ave.
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-16o acre farm 3 miles from
frame house, Kansas stable, $500 IerrnS,
2oo CASH bi Pai q to suit per cent m
BARTHOLOMEW sol Kas- av. Qst hoor).
800, 900 TO LOAN on farms at per cent,
one to ten years time, pay when you
BARTHOLOMEW, sol Kas. av. Qst hoor).
FOR sALE-12O acre farm. 100 acres under
cash This land is rented for cash rent
paying over per cent on price asked
BARTHoLoMEW, Sol Kas. av. pst hoor).
FOR sALEGood bottom farm 100 acres.
40 acres under cultivation, 30 in wheat,
80 acres timber, good house, large barn
and all outbuildings, granaries, cribs, etc,
nice vineyard, good orchard, miles from
railroad station, bargain, whole goes at
$500: only half cash, balance years,
BARTHOLOMEW, COL Kas. av. Qst hoor).
MONEY to loan. per cent interest, pay
BARTHoLoME sol Kas. av DIST hoor).
FER sALE-16O acre farm, 100 acres. I'M
der pillow, all good land, II mile from
station, 50 $50; Is cash, balance to suit at
BARTHOLOMEW, COL Kas. av. Qst hoor).
FOR sALE-F4ne suburban home 10
rooms, cellar, furnace. every conven-
fence, good barn, 10 acres orchard for
quick turn $500 takes it, easy terms
BARTHOLOMEW, 6O1 Kas. aV. DIST fioor).
MONEY TO LOAN-Money to loan on ten
years time, per cent interest, pay
when you please any amount and stop IN
BARTHOLOMEW, SOL Kas. av. Qst foor).
FOR sALE-24O acres. miles from sta
ton, 100 acres bottom, 80 acres timber.
large creek, good house, barn, orchard, 80
acres wheat, all goes at $25 per acre, y
cash, balance per cent; about 10 acres
Saskatchewan O1 Kas av. qst foor).
FOR SALE5O houses, 1000 lots. 100 farms.
list is the largest. We want to see you
BARTHOLOMEW, Sol Kas. av. Qst foor).
FOR SALE-A fine home on Van Buren,
St, lots, good house, CRATES, mantels
and everything coy, reduced from ~, 500
to 81, $50 for quick deal; II cash, balance
long time per cent.
BARTHOLOMEW,6 Sol Kas. av. Qst hoor).
FOR SALE
Is acres suburban, $500
10 acres suburban, orchard, 81, 600.
acres, house and barn. Central ave-,
s., 200
50 acres, splendid bargain, 50, 100.
80 acres near town, good place, $1,250.
20 acres, room house, ETC., 81, ESQ.
40 acres, 3 miles out, 81, 100.
IS acres, miles out, $500.
acre College Hill, 1925.
acres Tecumseh, $3.50.
room brick house, lots, $50.
2 acres, Chester ave, $500.
BARTHOLOMEW sol Kas. av. Qst foor)-
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FOR SAI4E-By NJ d. Henderson & Co.
s room house 8 lots, South Topeka, $500;
oo r 90 house lot, on i Harrison ST, ST.
Large house, 7 rooms and hall good Gel
lar. city water, sewer connection, 2 east
front lots brick walks, fine shade, on
Fillmore in best part of the city, 81. 500:
$500 cash, balance $40 per month, per
cen room Nh house u S We'll. cistern and good
barn, on Chestnut st, east side, only, $500
closets. cistern and city water, barn. fine
shade, on Clay north of Sixth bar
9 lots, good house Of rooms, cellar.
good well, big barn only blocks west Of
per ''i month This pTope s'' rents for IS
per month. Just the place for shopman.
south Of 18th; cellar, good well A bar
room house on Van Buren,, south of
18TH, wen. cistern and barn, only three
blocks from state house; $3.50.
6th on Polk, cellar, cistern and outbuild-
ings. all in fine repair, $500.
lots ana nd two buildings pull on t Kansas aye aye
cash value, sI.156 This is the best in
800 N. D, HENDERsoN & co.
Southeast corner Seventh and Jackson.
EASY PAYMENT PROPERTY
No. 34s-7 room story house, cellar, well,
81 800; $500 cash, balance so per month.
No. 35o-A nice cottage of rooms, cellar
cash, Balance s1s per month. '-'''s' '-
No. 347-CTOOd room house, large barn,
cellar well and cistern, 11h lots, Buchan-
an, 81, 800; $500 cash. balance S25 per month.
No. IA room cottage on Western ave,
81 $50; $3.50 cash, balance monthly.
Ne. 1855 room 2 story brick, lots,
5000; 81. 800 cash. balance $50 per month.
If you want an elegant home see this.
No. 1877 room house, cellar, well, IL
lots, east front on Franklin ave near Pot
win Place, $500; SIS cash, balance monthly.
No. S33-S room 2 story house. cellar,
eistern, well. shade, stable east front, on
Harrison North Topeka; 81 500; $500 cash.
lots and if you want good home come
a once.
No. 1862 lots on corner, 8 room house,
stable $3.50; $50 cash, balance IS per month.
See PAYNE & THOMPSON,
S27 Kansas ave.
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FINANCIAL.

THE KINETIC MOTOR-DODGES IOR-
ED STEAM SYSTEM.
Endorsed by the chief engineers of larg-
est traction companies.
Regular locomotive mechanism, which IS
unequalled for car propulsion.
This system represents the evolution.
development and perfection of the regular
steam locomotiVe-the great moving power
of the world.
Power generated in stationary steam
boilers-the hot water charged into motor
reservoirs. Each motor Self-contafned
power and, although a locomotive. makes
no noise in operation and shows no steam,
smoke, sparks or cinders. Full seating
capacity in motors
$1,000 REWARD
To any expert engineer or other person
succeeding in proving that any other sys-
tenn equals this in
/. Practical simplicity. 2 Durability; 3.
features. 8. Economy of equipment and
The first equipment with this system
babylon, n. Y, Railroad), working sue
cessfuly from day of installation DULY,
1899. No other system ever accomplished
such achievement. Many costly trials re-
suited in failure before electric systems
could be made to work.
This system, with out the faults of either,
possesses all the advantages of both the
may be used in many places where neither
of the others would be permitted. 1t is
unquaiifiedly the most thoroughly seien-
tific system of car propulsion ever devils
ed. Considering other systems is a USE
less waste of time and money.
KINETIC MANUFACTURING CO.,
81 William st.s New York.
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FOX SALE
Modern 10 room new residence, Taylor
st; owner must leave city and must sell.
8 lots northwest corner 4th and Van
Buren,, 2 residences. Make US an offer.
all for 81 900.
8 east front lots. car line. near 14th ST.,
$500.
Special bargain lots Harrison st
We have many new bargains. Come
and US.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
1l3 West Fifth st.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

THE EASTERN OWNERS of the follow
ing properties have asked US to sell them
at low prices and on reasonable terms of
payment. We have neither time nor IA
cilities for attending to this line of bust
ness and wish to wind it up in short or
der Very nearly all of these properties
have been taken IN by our clients on loans
made by other companies and are for sale
T. z. BOWMAN & co.
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FLORISTS.

MRS. J. R. HAGUE. Florist, successor to
r. ]. Groves, sl7 Kansas ave. Phone COZ.
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FOR, SALES room house, 2 lots. sewer
Kansas ave, s1,z75; $3.50 down, balance
monthly.
cemented cellar, blocks from capitol,
For Sale or Exchange-2O acres 8 miles
from Topeka, g, 600; improvements, s., 500
TOPEKA TRUST CO., 534 Kan. ave-
FOR SALE
A good business property, No. ia E. 9Th
ave. for just what the lot is worth.
W. M FORBES, 116 W. Sixth ave.
FOR SALE-On payments:
Modern house rooms for sale on easy
terms, or rent.
9 room modern house, location good.
Price 5000.
room house, 3 lots, 81 800.
3 room cottage. near ave, rents S1S per
month. Price 81, 100.
room house, 1 lot, 5000.
5 room house, 1 lot, large barn, fine loca-
ton. Price, 81 900.
room house, ~ lots. large barn, 81, $50.
One of the best paying business houses
on the avenue for sale cheap.
River bottom farm for sale at bargain.
SCOTT & CO.. 615 Kansas ave.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-The Topeka Storage and
Warehouse Co. Formerly Topeka, stor-
age Co. 905 Kas. ave.) store stoves, house
hold goods, etc. On June 1 removed to
new fire. proof stone building, 2l2 and 21A
Kas. ave. c. D. Skinner Prop.
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FOR SALE
Modern residence near 9Th and Taylor
furnace, bath, hot and cold water, closet
fine barn, must go at some price.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
ll3 West Fifth st