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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-22
THEORIES OF EXPERTS.
Shown to be Valueless by the Sue
cessful Assault on Pekin.

Bremen, Aug. Recommending on the
relief of the ministers in Pekin, the Yves
er Zeitung says that preparing more en-
barkations of troops for Field Marshal
Won Waldersee is a useless waste of
money.
The Hamburger Correspondent says
that the capture of Pekin destroys the
advance theories of experts who held
that it would be impossible because of
the foods which the Chinese could spread
over the country.
Berlin, Aug. 18.-German official cir
Giles are still skeptical regarding all news
coming from Chinese sources. we'll
known American, who has seen Count
Won Waldersee and shown him the
Shanghai dispatch cabled this morning
telling of the entry into Pekin, says that
the commander-in-chief expressed his
doubt of the truth of the report. More
over, the foreign Office, on giving out the
information. said with emphasis that it
came from Chinese sources.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-22
Ii APPEALS TO ITO.
Latter Replies that Interference is
impossible at Present.

London, Aug. 18.-A Yokohama mes
sage to the Mail says that Ii Hung
Chang has sent an urgent appeal to
Marquis Ito asking him to use his good
offices with the powers. The marquis
has replied expressing sympathy, but
stating that interference is impossible at
present.
Vienna, Aug. 1S.-The Austrian for
eign office has received a dispatch an
nouncing that the Austrian acting min
lister at Pekin, DR.. Won Rosthorn, is
slightly wounded
New York. Aug. 1S.-The Presby-
terrain board of foreign missions in this
today:
"Chefoo-Defnite news via Tien Tsin
missionaries Pao Ting Flu all killed.
w. 0. Elterich.'
Mr.. Elterich is the Presbyterian
thought that the Presbyterian mission
aries at Pao Ting Flu number three and
that altogether there were ten foreign
missionaries at that place.
Watching the Chinese Fleet.
Washington, d. c., Aug. 1S-As the
recult of an exchange of cablegrams be-
tween the powers concerning affairs at
Shanghai, an agreement has been reached
by which all the admirals of the several
powers represented at Shanghai will act
the Chinese Yung Use feet, instead of
having this duty performed by the Brit
ish admiral at Shanghai. This
Chinese Yang Use feet con-
sists of four cruisers and several torpedo
boats and destroyers. AS many trans
ports are carrying troops of the various
powers to China it has been deemed nee
fessary to see that the Chinese warships
did not attack the unprotected trans
ports. The British commander has been
executing the watch alone, but under
the new arrangement all will share in
this responsibility. The United States
cruiser New Orleans is due at Shanghai
within the next day or two, and she
will participate with the other foreign
ships there in this duty.
Celestial Bravado Futile.
London, Aug. 1S.-William Keswick
NJ. p, when asked what he thought
would be the probable course of events
in Pekin and the result of the allies
occupation of the capital, said: s'The
news is satisfactory, but not surprising
Students of the Chinese character have
never been at all impressed with the
prophesy of Ii Hung Chang that an
archy and bloodshed would be provoked
by the advance Of the allies. It was a
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-22
PAY THE PENALTY.
China to be Overrun with Foreign
Armies Bent on Grabbing
Territory

Washington, D. c., Aug Ut ap-
pears to be accepted that at least some
of the powers will keep their military
forces in China, at least until all ques
tons growing out of the crisis are set
tied. This is expected to involve ques-
tons not only of money indemnity, but
Of territorial extension on the part Of
some Of the European parties to the con-
troversy. 1t is not believed that the
United States will be a party to any
such territorial controversy. as the dec
laration Of Secretary Hay, made at the
beginning Of the trouble, forecaSted the
purposes Of this government to seek to
preserve Chinese territorial and admin
istrative entity. He said in this note
of July 3:
Policy of the United States.
at is, of course, too early to forecast
the means of attaining this last result
lprevent a spread of dfscrderl, but the
policy Of the government of the United
States is to seek a solution which may
bring about permanent safety and peace
to China, preserve Chinese territorial and
administrative entity, protect all rights
guaranteed to friendly powers by treaty
and international law, safeguards for the
world, the principle of equal and impair
tial trade with all parts Of the Chinese
empire.
There have been many changes in the
situation since that declaration was
made, and yet it seems to clearly indi-
cate that if territorial extension is one
of the seQuels to the crisis, the. United
States will not be party to it. Chi
nese officials are apprehensiye that long
period Of diplomatic exchange may fol-
low the crisis, covering SIX months or
year. during which Germany, France
and some of the other powers will keep
their armies on Chinese soil to reinforce
extreme demands Of money and terrific
rial indemnity. With China's present
impotcnt condition, there appears to be
no issue out of this long struggle, but
her eventually yielding to the various
demands
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-22
MILWAUKEE, LIVESTOCK MARKET.

light. 510@5.30 mixed and medium weights,
5.1O@5.25; fair to choice heavy, 5;00Q5.15;
common to good packers, 4.SO@5.O0.
err steers. medium to COCO. 1850 to 1900 lbs,
4. 5OM5. %: fair to medium $50 to 1850. 400
@4.50; heifers, good to choice. 3.25@4 GO;
cows. fair to good, 2.75@3.25; Gamers, 200
3.OOd3.5O; feeders, 500 to $50 lbs, $500
3.75: stockers, 500 to $50 lbs, 3.00@350:
veal calves, 5O0@6.25; mixers and spring
ers common to choice, 25.00@5O.0O.
SBEEP-Receipts, none: market steady;
3.OO@4.O0; bucks, 2.25@2.75; spring lambs,
4.25@5.25.
Chicago receipts: Hogs, $4,000; cattle,
200: sheep, $500.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-22
Euronean Spies at Work.

Foreign countries spend enormous sums
on secret service. France, Germany and
Russia have agents everywhere, and
there are very few secrets of any nation
which they do not know, for it is, unfor-
tunately, the case that in the employment
of all governments there are men willing
TO betray their country-for a considera-
ton. The sum spent by Russia on secret
service does not fall far short of f750,000
annually. Germany and France each
spends close on to f500,000, Italy nearly
f250,000 and Austria about the same
London Daily Mail.
-Cowiey county, Kas., has a girl cor
oner. ii
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-22
UPRISING OF NEGROES.
Gov. Gambler Orders Out Company of
Georgia National Guard.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 17.-At the request
of Deputy Sheriff Hendry of Liberty
county, in a remote soutI western portion
of the state, Gov. Gambler has ordered
Georgia National guard, to quell an up
rising of negroes in that section, where
they outnumber whites three to one. 1t
is reported the negroes are burning John
ston Station, small town ON the Sayan-
nah & Western railway, about five miles
from Savannah. Two negroes are re-
ported to have been killed for resisting
arraSf
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-22
Italian Laborer Injured.

Pascale Endorade, an Italian section
hand, was injured yesterday afternoon
near Baraboo, Wis, by railroad tie
falling on his right leg. The injured man
was taken to Milwaukee on a North
Western train and sent for treatment to
the Wisconsin General hospital. He is
80 years old and married.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-22
RARE PUBLIC SPIRIT.
Iowa Man Gives His Town a Complete
Light and Heating System.

Fort Dodge, Ia Aug. 1S-B. f. Stew
ems appeared before the town council of
Spirit Lake yesterday and asked it to
receive for the town the complete power
plant and light and heating system,
which he built at cost of about $780,
900. There were no strings to the gift.
There is no debt to pay, TO services to
promise The property is practically
new. 1t is of the best material and
workmanship
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-22
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Three Men Occupying Seats in the
Wagon Are Killed.

Allentown, Pa, Aug IA passenger
train on the Performer railroad struck
team of horses and wagon at Palm to-
day. Three of the occupants of the We
hicle were killed. The dead:
JOHN f. WOLFE.
HARVEY O. WOLFE, both of Allentown.
JOHN V. GOTTSCHALK Of New York
g brother-in-law.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
FOR SALE BY
". c. Stephenson & Co.,
500 KANSAS AVE.
Over Rieby's.

IL lots, east front, on Taylor, between
Seventh and Eighth 8 room house city
and cistern water. coal shed and out
buildings Price $1,000 Payment down,
balance time to suit
A nice ) room cottage on Fillmore.
cistern water. several bearing fruit trees
and shade trees in yard Price $500; 800
cash, balance time
, lots east front, large room house on
Western ave. near nth. cellar. well and
cistern. electric lights. front han and
stair hard oil finish, cistern. sewer cOunec-
ton. Price $780, See me about a bar
gain.
IL lots, new s room house on Western
ave. near Eighth; hot and cold bath. wa
ter closet, sewer connection, sliding doors,
etc Price s. 000-00.
2 story Groom house on Monroe St, front
hail and stair, gas and gas fixtures, hard
and soft water in sink in kitchen. sewer
corrections Rentals pay y per cent on
ter with this for an investment
room house on Tyler. between 9Th and
7th. nice condition $4,000
lots, room home, on Harrison. near
18th Price N.45o: $50 cash, balance
monthly payments
, lots, east front. on Harrison. excellent
location for a nice home Price $500
lots. east front. near Washburn col
lege, two story. room house. hard oil
finish Price S75o
Many other bargains to offer not ad-
yertised-
Money to loan on real estate mortgages
at low rates
Houses to rent.
Fire insurance written at the lowest
rates.
W c. STEPHENSON & Co.
600 Kansas Ave lover Rigby's.)
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We have always some bargains IN
realty, and can Juzt as well take On lew
more.
If Won want to buy a farm Of any size
and any locality; IL you want 70 Du4 a
house or lots. If you want to trade eoun-
try for city property. or vice versa u you
want 10 rent a house, a garden, or q farm;
whatever it is. call on us
Following are few chances worthy of
special mention.
Finely equipped dairy farm handsome
residence. new barns and buildings with
tenant house. near Topeka fixed Up Tor
practical dairy regardless OF expense
This place for sale cheap or for trade
on good city property on choice farm land
go acre stock farm. near Topeka. no
better location. with cOmmOdious house,
big barns racks. wind mills. fine orchard.
Price 80 per acre
100 acres part bottom land; some tim
ber- few miles out, near school ana
church; price So acre
l60 acres. Cheyenne county, NeDraskaf
we'll fenced. cash $500, or trade Topeka
property a bargain
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FOR SALE BY
BARNES REAL ESTATE co.

New 6-room house, halls, bath room, els
tern. city water cellar, barn, lots. east
front. fine location, Western ave, near
HuntoOn $2.004
Groom house. hall, cistern, city water,
barn. Taylor st. 81. TO
s-room house. hall, mantles and CRATES,
cistern. city water, cellar. barn. corner,
on Taylor, fine location Owner says must
sell
Fine Groom cottage, 2 lots. bath, hot
and cold water, uatfties and CRATES, els
tern, city water, barn, Van Buren, St,
near capitol.
7-room house, ~ lots halls. closets, wa
ter in house, barn. Lincoln st $500
Broom cottage. H. lots, east front, JEFF
fersOn St. fne-
4-room cottage. east front. Monroe. near
Sixth.
eSroom house, well. cistern, cellar, JEFF
fersOn- S1-350.
Vacant lots. Huntoon St s125.
We have houses in all parts of Topeka
We have vacant lots in all parts Of To-
peka-
Some good farms for sale.
We write Insurance
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO,
Phone 262- 113 West Fifth St
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1I6 West 9th St.
FOR SALE BY
w. NJ. FORBES.

s2iz foot front on Morris ave, near
Eighth St, improved by a 2-story frame
house of 7 rooms. well and cistern. Price
only $500, pne-third cash
Seven 5-foot south front lots on East
First street, near Kansas ave. Great bar
gain at 81 zoo.
Vacant lots on Kansas ave. railroad
track in rear, at very low prices
4 business property for 81. SO: now pay
ing y per cent on purchase price
A nne Topeka ave property on north
side, 100 foot front. large house and good
barn, now rented for 500 per year. Price
s. 10 Buildings are worth more than
price asked. Would take smaller prop
erty in part payment
- foot east front lot on Quincy street.
near Twelfth St, improved by
room house and large barn. shade and
fruit trees Price only $500
New cottage on South kansas ave. Price
$3.50; easy terms.
Three fine vacant lots on Fillmore St,
near Thirteenth St, price 1000.
Vacant lots on MuIvaue St. near car
line. at price ranging from $40 to s135
each
57lz foot east front lots on Madison St.
improved by a 5-room house and good
barn Would exchange for good farm.
4 large list of farm properties for sale
and exchange
Fire Insurance at current rates.
Money to loan at all times
" n FORBES
I16 West Sixth St
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
FOB sALE-REAL ESTATE,
FARMS FOR SALE

No 1850 acres miles east Of city,
No. 1880 acres siIveriake township,
mostly bottom. improved $500 Make rs
offer
No. 10s-143 acres in AIenoken township,
No. 1856 acres rich bottom. Menoken
township, well improved. $3.50.
No 1870 acres Mission township Make
NO. 1s1-s1 acres in Soldier. miles north
No. isz-is5 acres in Monmouth town
snip, e iE39 70 IienI9op8 - per acre
II miles from city, well improved. s.. so.
No 1910 acres, IL miles beyond end
Bargain.. Snap Begone,
No $50 acres second bottom. I'm
No ESQ acres Soldier township. i'm
preved.- miles out. 8, 200
acres bottom, improved $500.
No 12S-s29 acres grass land. Sfiyerlake
township. $500 per acre
No Iz4so acres hrst bottom. miles out,
in Soldier township $50 per acre,
state house, bottom and slope land. i'm
No. I21-I24 acres first bottom. no better,
in SilEertake township, improved, close
TO sta ton $3.50 per acre
No. ils-s46 acres snverlake township.
bottom and slope, good Improvements. $50
40 11s-so acres in Auburn township.
close TO AUBURN, improved 5000.
well improved. S2.100
No III acres in Soldier township.
close to Reform school, good improve
''--' JEFFERsoN COUNTY.
No. 1870 acres. z miles east of To-
pekas 20 acres orchard 40 acres meadow,
. acres first bottom, good buildings. 81 .509-
No 1es-l00 acres II miles east of To-
peka- 81 500-
No 1sT-217 acres. s miles east Of Topeka,
large barn and house S35 per acre
No 151-l2S acres. close to Granville,
all bottom SO per acre
No: 1so-l5f acres 4 mile from Meriden,
well improved. $35 per acre
No 1l5-s0 acres miles north of Perry
house. barn. orchard $500.
JACKSON COUNTY
No 1880 acres grass, IS miles north
Of Topeka $3.50 per acre
$40 acres. well improved, close To HOyt.
Usage COUNTY.
No. 164-160 acres 20 miles southwest of
Topeka. well improved ss.00o.
No 1910 acres 1 miles west of Car
bOndale, well improved. so per acre.
WABAUNSEE COUNTY
No $3.50 acres good smooth land
fenced and Watered. p miles from topeka
and miles from Auburn IS. 000
No 1Eu-540 acres. 10 miles from Alma. all
grass and good smooth land. $50 per
acre
Land in western Kansas. $50 per quar-
ter section
PAYNE & THOMPSON
627 Kansas ave.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE ROUDEBUSH
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE:
Have ranches in ali parts of the state
at from $3.50 to SO per acre
:. 10 acres, this county. 50 acres in apples.
EneIts
$50 acres. Shawnee county. hne improve
800 acres of good land in Shawnee cot1n-
~, good improvements, good young oren-
30 acres. ? sets improvements, large
orehaEd, : acres, vineyard See Us for
$50 acres improved, s. $50.
qs " aeres vel improved. miles from
fair improvements; only $2,750
e9-aere fruit farm, all in apples about
20 acres. close to Topeka new s room
house, fruit. good Water-cheap-
We have about 100 other farms Of all
sizes for sale.
CITY PROPERTY
New modern house of rooms. bath.
hot and cold water open plumbing good
barn. IL lots first-class location s, 80
Modern house of rooms, on Sixth ave,
f new oa5n; h95 and cold water, furnace,
New 9 room house. western ave. lots.
east front barn. 5000.
well located $3.50
5 room house on Madison st. 81. $1,000.
room house, on Topeka ave- south of
Tenth, IL lots. east front, S, 400.
9 room house, on Tyler. good condition,
s.. 500.
5 room house, in Potwin. e2sk #. of
grqltina Il house house alone cost $500 TO build
room house. lots. on Harrison, 81 500
> east 'front.' corner lots on Morris ave,
fine shade; 500 each, il sold within a
y vacant lots. fine high location. south
west part OF city, slio each
we nave houses and lots in all parts
of city as low as can be sold.
II you wish TO buy. sell. exchange or
insure S04 EAi Rl1pfTry s. Sc Ro Us
Phone z67 Ground Floor, lis W. 9Th ave.
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ROE sALE-REAr. ESTATE.
FOR SALE BY
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Room 4, Central National Bank Building.

10 acres. 2 miles out, good land, with
buildings and fruit. cheap for cash. other
market gardening
General store, small town. near Topeka;
stock viii invoice at s2,509i fine building.
All clear. includes good house and a
number of lots. 5000 VIII trade with
out stock, for Topeka store or residence.
2 splendid cottages, good neighborhood;
cisterns, csmented cellars, well improved;
together or SEPARATE very cheap for cash.
10 room house and I'VE lots for trade
on a s room cottage close in A good
chance
3 room brick house. 1917 Lafayette; with
lots $50: easy terms.
Lots for. sale on College Hill and IN all
parts of city.
WANTED-Farms for rent, cash or
grain rent.
Houses and rooms always on our list
Of rentalS- Call ar Room 4. Central Ma
tional Bank building.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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heard of before. Come and see US.
WANTED
If you want that house or farm or small
tract or vacant lots sold or that vacant
customers waiting to purchase and rent
BUSINESS CHANCE
II you want an investment in Kansas
ave property, see US quick, as we have
stock groceries and meat market; viii
invoice about 10000
stock dry. goods. notions and groceries
IN city - bargain
FOR SALE
s room house and barn, III lots. Tyler
10 room brick house. ~ lots. Tyler st.
. l,. rg9En BRICK hqqge and Z ROOM frame
VIII pay ~ per cent on investment
room house, an elegant home, IL lots,
Lincoln st
: room house ana one lot, on Lincoln st.
: room elegant home. IL lots. on Bu-
ehanan east front See Us quick for this
nice houses in Auburndale very cheap.
A bargain
FOR SALE
lots. Broooks ave. Lowulan Hill; chaap
Vacant lots. all parts of city, very
200 homes in North Topeka. and your
FOR SALE
Bargains IN city property, farm lands
and tracts II you want a home you will
see Us before purchasing
FOR RENT
zoo Polk St, rooms
Fine basement, lib Kansas ave
39s East Eighth St, rooms and barn.
1gze Taylor St. rooms and barn.
1888 Polk st. rooms, modern
81 Leland ST, 4 room house and barn
SIC Clay St, room house.
1114 Morris ave. room house and barn.
704 Polk St, 6 room house.
100 Tyler St, s room house and barn.
I'LL West Fourth ST. 3 room house.
19s East Twelfth St, room house and
barn
, rooms at SIS Kansas ave
I room S13 Kansas ave.
3 rooms lib Kansas ave.
FARMS FOR SALE
No. 10o-160 improved. Dover township,
95 acres bottom s.. 600. Win trade.
No 10I-166 Monmouth township, fmprOV-
ed. 81 500 VIII trade.
No. 1s4-leo acres in Dover township.
81; 80 per acre
No. 12a-40 acres. Mission township, wen
improved $3.50
No 1875 acres 8Ienoken township all
bottom $40 per acre
No 1e2-169 acre Tecumseh township i'm
proved $500 VIII trade.
PAYNE & THOMPSON
62l Kansas ave-
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FOR SALE BY
J. D. MILLER & CO.,
517 Kansas Ave.

FOR SALE -
No 514-5 room, l lot, Locust. near sth,
No A. rooms, 2 lots, East Fourth St,
10. 81 rooms. I lot, Chestnut st. $3.50.
No. --.-S rooms, lot, East Edghtn
No. 5ss-7 rooms, IL lots. Lane. near
Huntoon. fine property, =, 800
No 550-7 rooms. ~ lots POLK near
Huntoon-snap. 81, 800.
No $3.50 acres Is miles from Topeka
and 80 from Granville, improved, 500
No $3.50 acres = miles southwest OF
Berryton; well improved $500
No $500 acres miles southwest OF
Topeka. well improved. $500
1a0 acres of grass land in Ness county;
will exchange. $1,000
Nice new stock groceries, invoice about
$500.
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S. NJ. WOOD & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
ss4KANSAS AVENUE.

Look at 1919 Ianes. lots 1850
Idncons t.3
North shops
Look Taylor nice home
Ffurnorest .goodhou location $50"
otss evenhan $50
Looks vaantIo Clay
vacantIo Huntoon St.
south Of liunfoon east o~ FA~"
ntrnodern
You wanta
wantfar
ranches
uwantbus
streets gu MOUSE *Tr
1saaehom e A6o
hoteb usinesso We
Fine Missouri arm. acres
for general stock 50
can and for q real estate
side good nehborhood al for
$500 :. M WIZ -.
hayi land a sell cheap
E ,+t drug business;
farm in caste
eotag
WestEd 81
books eIoaded with good
Cam anordto pr NJ &
halls
dpaving. Wants nal family NJ
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J. A. DAVIS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE, COLLECTIONS AND RENTALS
60I Kansas Avenue

FOR SALE
8 room house. 3 lots. Morris ave. fine
location $1,000 Cheap at $500
A S. 600 house, 9 rooms, 3 lots. barn. fine
shade, on car line Must sell for 81 soc
s room house, blocks from the Cone
land. gas. water. barn. etc s21Q0
S room cottage. nice location. IN Park
dale. city water and we'll, IL blocks from
car line $50 IN monthly payments
A double fat. Il rooms and room cot
tage, near state house $ 800.
FOR SALE
One 20 acre, and one 50 acre farm
Two 10 acre tracts close to city cheap.
We have customers who are waiting (
We viii buy or rent. List your property
Rents collected ana property looked a
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FOR SALE BY
BENEDICT g co.

neat room house. IL lots. on new
pavement. southwest of city. water, sewer.
shade, 1850. and last half tax Rents at
room cottage. 2lk blocks of Bethany
college, for $500 Rents for $500 per month
heal sotlthwe@t On new pavement Rents
menf- You viii ike it. see fss
room house, ? lots, near Sixth and
Buchanan, lots. $3.50. 500 cash.
z,gs ages 6g on Me5t TENN ST. IL mile tn, fhis
Only $50 per acre If you want big pro-
u or lots. Tyler. near 18th st; 500
3 lots Lincoln. near 18th St, extra fine
walk all in, sewer paid out Only 500
l0-acre tracts, $50 per acre
Elegant 100 acre farm. highly improved,
sls acres this county, 3 miles out, i'm
Several SO-@cre fT nfNE f5esPP Sc CO. US
(2nd hoor) 6ol Kansas Ave
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A good well-improved 40 acre farm,
miles from Topeka clear. Price 81, 100.
4 nice well-improved 3g acre farm,
miles from Topeka, clear. Price 81. 100
from Topeka clear. Price s. 900.
fine 50 acre farm, Z miles from To-
peka: will r sxehs.g1ge &c, for good Topeka
IL lots on Buchanan street. fine Iooa-
ten; would make fine building spot Price
All kinds Of city property for sale Or
exchange. Some good city property and
farms 10 exchange for live stock
16e acres Of land In Treso county. Kan
sas
% head Of horses: 81 head of well bred
cattle. 80 acres Of wheat and farming
implements OF all kinds TO exchange for
a good eastern Kansas farm
Write me OF call and see me. can fit
up q trade for YOU.
J. z. SHAFFER
Old Court House, Topeka Kan
FOR SALE
North Of Washburn college, 2 lots. extra
well finished room house. cemented cell
lar. .rate. oak maHtel and stairs. hard
wood floors. back stairs. front and side
poFehes. good shade and fruit Price 81 500.
Very easy terms
J. E. TORRINGTON,
Tel rs 100 west sixth st.
FOR SALE@Tacant Lots
vacant. lots on Fillmore. near paving.
$4,000 each
Clay St. near 7th. H lots, $4,000
Fillmore near 18th St. east front, 500
each
r. AACFERRAN. Mgr.