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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-28
The Unmusical Voice, and q
Case Of Appearances.

A tall man came forward confidently
Second bass" he said confidently, an he
spread the music Of a song on the piano.
He had a true voice---one that made all
the notes and the half notes. and all tho
slurs and quavers: but II was a voice that
vas harsh and hand.
Let US try the scale" said Mr. Ieise-
gang. And after that was done he asked the
young man II he had had any experience.
"a good DEAL" he answered. 'T sang NJ
Uhrig's Cave. and know half q dozen
operas"
Come around Tomorrow" said Mr.. Le,se-
gang: and he made "B" on Mr.. South
wells yellow paper.
He has been trained. and his voice has
strength and Is true: but II HASN'T any
music IN IT, he said. sotto-voce.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-28
Some Who Have Applied for Positions
With Castle Square Opera Company.

GRACE W. No.
AIzJ Morgan .treeti alto.
W. C.
No
MISS Ell No
No
1890 Locust
MISS No.
No.
Eleventh
BURY, 10. laos Elliot aven"ei tenor.
No. LacIede bass
PICKETT Soas Evans avenues soprano.
HOFFMAN, No. 1904 Mcnard strcet soprano.
c.
WILLIAM NASH, Tenth ass.
MARTHA CLARK Aoos Morgan street, alto
NJ.
No
No.
EDWARDS 1:"3 Garrison
CATHERINE REARDON, O.
IL. c..
Chestnut alto
MISS MARIE ROsELLE No 44GI Evans avenue. alto.
MAUDE GRAY, 6I25 Bartmer n,enuei alto
sCHUFFLER 2s3i so"th Second sreetI alto
No We
5O45
F. REA, 40S6 West beie places aito
N. No
sire
ANCHE GERDoN 1928 soriard streets alto
Z. E. CLARKE,
r. LAUDEMAN, secon
u. l.. q
e. DUTHER south Thirteenth
HORTONG bn.
". G.. nrst e
r. L. MorRa rec ond bass.
DUFFY.
@. 81. enc
sHINKE Rutser
II. W.
A. L. CUNNINGHAM, olive bass.
venue alto
DOLLY McLELLAND, oI2 North Leonard,
RElNHOiDT, eontr
l. T. II ILL.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-28
A iarss woman with very yellow hair

u Mr80 Wonfdd WIN WY yeiIoW hAIf
came forward.
"Contraito7' asked the director
"oh. no; soprano" corrected the appi,-
cant. "And l would Ike to play my own
accompaniment"
'Oh? All righ.r' And Mr.. Ee.segang
moved to the seat in the middle OF the
stage
The young woman's voice was not SO
bad: there was a certain musical quality in
II. But after Mr.. Leiscgang had told her
he would send for her II he wanted her. and
had scratched her name from the list. Mr..
Southwen commented after this fashion:
'TIer looks are against her-poor grill"
And STILL some people would have said
she was rather handsome.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-28
Mr.. Southwell Arrives and
Is Warmly Greeted.

Mr.. Sonthwell was late. He climbed the
long steps at l0;15. bundle Of books and
magazines under one arm and a batch of
newspapers. letters and kilograms In his
hand. At the foot OF the steps he was
greeted by one Of the waiting ones; at the
next flight by two others; and at the head
OF the steps by half dozen others He
accepted it all as quite a matter OF course
gava q pleasant word to each. warded of
the leading questions. walked into his of
fce opened his desk-and stood beside 1t
opening letters and kilograms and talking
Presently a tall man with iron-gray hair
and mustache made his way to Mr.. South
wells side. addressed him as Charley"
received an answering Hello, Adolph,"
and began to talk business.
The tail man was Professor Adolph I,eise-
gang. musical director for the Castle Square
Opera Company. Mr.. Southwell. as every
body should know. is manager Of the COM
pany In 81. Louis. And the waiting one,
were applicants for positions IN the chorus.
which IS how being organized. This WAS
the time eet for trying their voices"-and
every one OF them was In tremor.
As soon as Mr.. Leisegang had fnd:ca ted
that he had flushed his first consultation
with Mr.. Southwell. the busy little woman
stepped up. Sine was Mrs. s. Ha.nes a
weli-known trainer OF voices. and she had
with her Eve OF her pupils who wanted 10
do chorus work. She held the managers
attention fo~ a few moments. and then Mr..
Southwell. MIR. Leisesang. Mrs. Haines. the
girl who had been sitting on the settee tn.
girl in the taiior-made dress and ali the
others who were waiting started for the
stage.
The stage was not "set," and some of the
girls who had never seen a stage except
when Ii was ready for a performance
gasped at the ugiiness of the bare boards
and the dustiness OF the whole thing. In
ono corner was a grand piano: scattered
about were nifty chairs, and at the back
was painted stairway running UP q DRIP
curtain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-28

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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-28
Something About Nervousness
And the Law of Averages.

Nervousness? Yes. there Is a lot of II
You saw II here to-day. But nervousness
never spoils q good voice. II people can't
sing In spite OF their nervousness. Won
might a. well pass them by. Some Of ths
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-28

be- Director asuk hpHtcn
pa which,
in he the do" ~" h aMwx
an fifth
III s H a"ah" h"hs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-27

fortnight the congress of the krikan.
der bund viii meet. and II j. rumored
that Mr. Hofmeycr win then proposs
poace terms on the basis ~ the rcpnhlici
retaining absolute Independence. but of
feriug 10 disarm II these terms
arr rrjected IL Is understood that a man.
ifesio viii b. boldly issued 10 the Dutch
throughout South Africa, calling upor
them 10 throw of their allegiance te
Greet Briain.
Probably these rumors are exaggerated
but there q NJ tlonh, that the greatest
anxiety prevails m Cape Town regarding
coming eye1is
Germnny. thrprgh tho seunoiicial
Eerliner l',,f rei'ar,t'ss that all reports
OF German intervention are quite with
out lrundt',pn
CapaIn larpni Harvey 'le Montgom'
ency. who wa. killed in General Cat.
acres reaounpisauce Saturday was tbs
heir OF Nirpunt Frankfort do Monun0r'
cncv. aud was thn fourth heir 70 a feer'
ag. who ha, fallen Ia tbs course of the
can'paign.
TIE 'ollpwlug has heen reoeivsd hor@
from paario5"rg. under date d Feb ~:
GearfM Cnonjs's position Is mnro
hcpe,e,s than ever. Oar guns dominate
tho slipping asocnis from the rivor On all
sides and By the rush 0f the ShroTshires
on "Wednesday night up the river bed
apd the E'ers lost 200 ya;ds Of space
IN thair cover
Dcsrier. ,iy ,ho british fire has been
very deldly pnd Affirm that Goneral
Crouie hlmsslf Is willing Ia surrender
bat i, oyerbornc by the young Beers
fruri the Transvaal
There nre women aud ohilfrcu with
the lipor force General Roberts pro
Toscl 10 let them pass ou' u danger
bat this suggestion. a. well as the prot
fer 81 mcdioal aid. has beeu reiocte'i.
The kopio captured by tho British OF
last Wednesday. when 20 prisoners wer'
taken. is n most important ,'rategica
position It's possession shoBld enahl'
Us 20 rcpulse any Bocr reinforcement
frum tho eastward.
Butler in dispatch frm ColensO
dated Sunday. rcPorts that Brtisl
casualties un Feb. 20. were " kille'
aud - wounded among the Somerset
nird Donots and that on FEB. 2. an'
Feb -, lz officers were wounded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-27
DEFEATED THE eoeRs.
They Attempt 10 Reach creaJs but Az.
BrNen Away.

They Attempt Ga Reach croajs but Ars
DrNsa Away.
Paardeberg. Feb "a. Yesesterday
there was most interesting series Of
hghts along the British front. One thou
sand Beers. commanded by General
Dewet. who were known 10 laoperating
in the immediate front. At early dawn
yesterday determined 10 attemTt to
break through the British lines and aid
General Cronje.
A body % 500 Beers movcd toward the
British left and cantered In the direction
Of kopie with the object Of occupying
IL Unfortunately for the Beers. how
ever. the kopie was held by company
Of Scottish bordorors who opened a heavy
Ere The Beers E,llopcd on. but moved
again toward another British position
with exactly the same result. Then they
made n third attempt 10 occupy another
position. but the bordorers were again
ready to receive them. The third 70
pulse thoroughly disconoerted the Bocrs
who galloped away 10 a panic.
Later prceiving another kopje the
Boors moved quickly To It. This kopie
was unocupicd. but the borderers. not to
lo leaien, raced the Beers for tho posi-
tion and won, occupying the koplo and
driving the Bocrs on a portion Of the
latter ultimately occupied kople flankcd
partially by the borlercrs, and facing
another kopje held by the Yorkshircs. \
vigorous fusillade ensucd, tho British
firing accurately and succeeded in silcnc.
ing the Boor Ere Meanwhile the Bufis
wcrc ordered 10 reinforce the YorkshIrcs
In case the Beers should lo reinforced.
Tho British attack worked around 10
the right " tho kopio held by the York.
shircS where the Seventh battery wa,
stationed. the SiXty-sccond battery being
placed alta farm uGu the renter Of the
b1rlcrcrs' position 4 Avigorous Smelling
accompanied by British fusilade. com
plctoly silenccl the Beers A company
Of Yurkshiros were seut In clear out thC
Beers but the attoinpt failed. the Bocr'
opening heavy iiio aud the British
| having no coycr
Tho British then again opened q
heavy rifle fire which again silcnccd
the Rnrr, Tho Boers made several az
tcnpi, 10 run but the MaNms oponed
M on thm cIecually aud checked
thom. The Butts now worked carefully
and cautiously around and got Within
| 100 yards of the Bnors Eighty bosfi
surrendered. but many it appured -
cnpod going tnglv
Most of the prisoners had Just arrived
from Iadysmiih Thry complained o
tho Ind gcnoml,hip NJ their leader
Nearly over man carried explosive hul
icts and Eve British wero wounded will
those missiles have seen tho bullet
Of which one Boer carried City
There Is uo longer the slightest douli
that tho RooaS nro gradually discardinl
all uilos Of ci,ili1ed warfare. The othc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-27

day they poured the contents of Wick
ers-Marim gun into an ambulance
which happened. however. to he empty
somc ZOO yards awny from the nearest
troops.
The war balloon Is doing excellent ser.
vicc Early this morning 1t arose to =
great height and discovered in tho bed
of the river four wagons which contained
ammunition. These were exploded an
honr afterward by the British shells
The balloon observer also discovered q
numlar of horses concealed nearby and
these also received attention from the
British shrapnel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-27

Washington, Feb. 26.-The Unite d
States court Of claims has rendered de-
cision on the claim Of Admiral Dewey
for prize money on account Of the de
struction Of the Spanish feet IN Manila
harbor. The court decided against the
admiral's contention that the enemy's
force was superior TO his and awarded
iim t9510.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-27
THE AMERICAN
LAUNDRY

Guarantees to do strictly frstclass
work promptly aud at reasonable
prices. We cheertully correct all mis-
takes when called 10 our attention.
Drop n postal or phone l4i and We
will get your bundle and appreciate
your patronage. Two doors south Of
Exchange hotel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-27
Getting Moneu
From Home

Il q fne thing, as everyone will agree
the next best thing is keeping IL at home
You may think your laundry bill is
small item when YOU tend il away from
home, but many small orders sent away
u'ake big hole in the profits OF home
enterprise
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-27
A Corner on good things

will Be found at our store. II
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you don't believe it, take a peep inside
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-01
t16 West 9th.
BARGAINS AT FORBES.

700 Norris avenue. story dwelling. eel
lar, well. cistern, fine shade and lawn !
good barn and outbuildings; S43z loot
front. Price. $780,
so foot front with 5-room house, cellar,
and well, newly painted. Price $50. Easy
terms. South part of city.
7712 foot front on West Tenth street.
story. room house, large cellar, well
and cistern. Great bargain at 1850; easy
terms.
2 story 6 room dwelling, city and els
tern water in house, halls pantry and
closets, good barn. near state house.
Price 81. roo. A bargain.
A broom cottage on South Polk St. In
first class condition, IL lots, on corner,
price 81 500. Would exchange for farm.
4 room cottage, with barn, wen and
cistern, fruit and shade trees, / lot, spe-
cial tax paid, In first-class condition
Vacant lots on Shawnee ave. at great
bargains.
Good vacant lots In west part of city, SEQ
each
. SO foot front on Buchanan near Eighth
St, fine shade and lawn, ctstern and city
water; room house and large barn. Price
Several North Topeka properties atTery
low prices.
A large list of farms for sale and to ex-
change for city property
acres fine bottom land adjoining North
Topeka. 4-room cottage and good barn.
Price 81, 200 one-fourth cash.
Fire and tornado insurance.
Money to loan at all times.
w. NJ FORBES.
116 West Sixth St
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FOR EXCHANGE.


FOR SALE
Two fine houses on West Fifteenth, one
block of Washburn college pavement, 2
lots with each, well and cistern, good
barn; each 81, 200.
If lots and room cottage, on Quincy,
$3.50.
lots, $3.50
Another one in finer location.
A fine farm u miles southwest of city;
owner nonresident, desires to sell and
wants an offer.
A fine corner 1O0x100, rooms and front
hall, and closets, good cellar and barn,
city and cistern water; one block from
street car, west side, east and north front,
81 $50.
room house and one lot on Jefferson,
IL east front lots and room house.
on Madison, 81, $50.
lots and room dwelling on Monroe,
rents for $1,000 per month, $1,000.
One of the finest properties on Duane
ST., for less than improvements. $500.
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.,
no West Sixth street.
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T. D. HUMPHREYS,
FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
BARGAINS IN FARM AND CITY
PROPERTIES.

BARGAINS IN FARM AND CITY
PROPERTIES.
room cottage, North Topeka, IL lots,
$500
fine building lots, Fillmore ST.. $3.50.
Building lots on Buchanan ST., near 14th
St. cheap.
10 acres bottom land. good house, near
Topeka 81, 10000. 1880
40 acres WabaunSee county, cheap,
terms to suit purchaser. -. -,
Cottage on Taylor St, IL lots, Sl,Ioo.VV'
5 lots, good house and barn, Fillmore st..
Cottage. Western ave. Y block from
pavement, 81 500.
Horses and cattle to trade for city prop
List your real estate and rentals with
T. D. HUMPHREYS,
Room %, Columbian Building
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FOR SALE BY
". G. Stephenson & Co.,
500 KANSAS AVE.
Over Rigby's.

story Groom house on Monroe ST., front
hall and stair, gas and gas fixtures hard
and soft water IN sink IN kitchen, sewer
connections Rentals pay u per cent on
price asked. Price 800. What is the mat
with this for an inVes tment?
IL lots, room cottage, East 18th
St, close in, well and c1stern, coal shed,
out buildings, all in fine condition. Price
81, 1885, $zOU cash, balance in monthly pay
ments.
room house on Tyler, between 9Th and
7th, nice condition 81 $4,000.
A neat east front cottage on Buchanan,
hard oil nntsh well ana c1stern. Prlce
s1,500-00- Or viii exchange equity for clear
lots.
2 lots, room home, on Harrison, near
18th Price $1.450; $3.50 cash. balance
monthly payments.
2 lots, east front, on Harrison. excellent
location for nice home Price $500.
2 lots, east front, near WashbuFn col
lege, two story, room house. hard oil
finish Price $50
room cottage on Monroe, near 18th.
east front, sewer connection, barn. Price
81 100; payment down, balance monthly
Many other bargains to offer not adj
Vertised.
Money to loan on real estate mortgages
a low rates.
Houses to rent.
Fire insurance written at the lowest
rates.
w. C. STEPHENSON & CO.,
Cos Kansas Ave. (Over Rfgby's.)
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Modern residences in the best locations
of the city and in Potwin at prices I'M
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
house rented, list 1t with US. We have
customers waiting to purchase and rent
BUSINESS CHANCE
II you want an investment in Kansas
ave. property, see us quick, as we have
number Of bargains
FOR SALE
5 room house and barn, IL lots. Tyler
10 room brick house. ~ lots. Tyler st.
A snap.
room brick house and room frame
house and lots. West Sixth ST. snap
will paw 10 per cent on investment
z room house, an elegant home IA lots.
room house and one lot. on Lincoln st
A snap at 81 050.00-
Z room elegant home, III lots, on Blu
chapan, east front See US quick for this
3 nice Houses in Auburndale very cheap.
A bargain
FOR SALE
) lots, Brooks ave, Lowman Hill; cheap
Vacant lots. all parts Of city. very
200 homes In North Topeka. and your
own prices.
n -
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REAL ESTATE --ROUDEBUSH
FOR SALE:


Have ranches in all parts of the state
at from $3.50 to SO per acre.
100 acres, this county. 80 acres in apples.
at price of land without the improve
ments.
ments: very cheap at $25.
400 acres of good land in Shawnee coun-
ty, good improvements, good young oreh-
ard. $3.50 per acre.
200 acres, 2 sets improvements, large
orchard. acres, vineyard See US for
16S acres improved. $500
80 acres. well improved, miles from
So acres. Shawnee county, all bottom,
fair improvements; only 81, $50.
ready to bear At a bargain.
20 acres. close to Topeka, new room
house, fruit, good WaterL7eheap. - ~,
CITY PROPERTY
hot and cold water, open plumbing. good
barn. III lots, first-class location $3.50
new Bath. hot and cold water. furnace,
barn, lots, 5000.
New 6 room house; Western ave-. lots.
room house, on Topeka ave. east front,
well located 1850
s room house. on Topeka ave, south OF
Tenth, IA lots. east front, 50, 400.
s room house, on Tyler, good condition,
room house, in Potwin, s21k #. of
ground; house alone cost $500 to build
5 room house. lots. on Harrison, 81 300.
room cottage, Ia lots-cheap at 5000
8 east front corner lots on Morris ave,
fine. shade; $100 each, If sold within
Il Vacant lots, fine high location, south
west part Of city, $40 each.
We have houses and lots IN all parts
Of eity a. lex e fan be e GGld exchange
insure yoqHEn IRM T2ERTfTTfyEi see Ro Us
Phone 267. Ground Floor, lis W. 9Th ave.
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Japanese ca w.

Vancouver, B. O, Lie. 1.-Chief Tus-
tice AIcCon, of the supreme court of
British Columbia. today decided that
Japanese who have been naturalfzed as
British subjects may exercise the fran
chise- The decision will be appealed to
the supreme court of Canada The de-
cfsion is very unpopular.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-01
COLORADO FLYER

Via @Great Rock Island Routep
Leaves Topeka $40 D. m s,-~5,,i,,..
Colorado Springs 1885. Denver II "a
o'clock next a. m
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oLAIRvoYANr.

,scs~-~--~-~~>~~---~~~--~~-~ s~---~-~~---
ASTOUNDING are the revelations made
by Stella Maya the lady from india she
scientifically reads your life from tho Graz
Ole 70 the grave. giying names. exact
absent friends, etc; lovers united. and an
differences removed. treats all disease,
cures guaranteed or money refuudrNs
diagnosis and consultation free. f1l tNnu-
nas ave. Come early and avoid the rush.
SPIRIT WORTD-Those Wishing 20 hear
from loved ones and receive other value
able Information, past. present. ana fu~
ture. business ventures. etc. will cnll uu
Mrs. Janette Fuller. 4ai Madison street
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DETECTIVE AND wAToH1AN-

THE INTERSTATE SECRET SERVICE
Fureau--M. W. Gilmore, Managers Roy
ID. Marsh. secretary. General Detective
and Waterman seryice. Private detectives
furnished day or night. All work en-
trusted 20 us promptly executed. Iele-
phone 22-3 529 Kansas ave. Topeka Kan.
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ct suffered for months from sore
throat Electric Dol cured me in txverl-
ty-four hours" M. S. Gist, Hawesville,
KY.
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no WHoM Ia ~ ooNoERN.


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCE1N-My ap-
r1lication for p permt - sell intc1ucat~
Ing uuuOrSs ACC0ItNbN 70 "a ~ W. tAt4A"
aae avenue. in the Second ward of tho
CITY Of Topeka. is now on file IN the Of
nee OF the probate Judge OF ShaWncd
county Kansas. The hearing Of the same
Is set for Monday, at o'clock M
December 31st, 1900. J. HENRIETTA.
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FOR SALE BIZ
J. d. MILLER 81 CO.,
517 Kansas Ave.

No. 554-2 rooms. lot. Locust. ss25.
No. 514-5 room, lot, Locust, near sth,
No. 4n-4 rooms. 2 lots. East Fourth ST.,
easy terms. $500.
No. - rooms, 1 lot, East Eighth
MT ss7 fine Sq05sr " l ss Lane. near
No 500 rooms o ~ lots, Polk. near
No Ssssn acres Is miles from Topeka
and 315 from Granville, improved, 81, 1e0-
No. 56Es0 acres y miles - southwest sod OF
No; $500 acres z miles IS southwest OF
100 acres of grass land in Ness county;
viii exchange 81 POO.
Nice new stock groceries, invoice about
$500.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Az acres only Il blocks from corner of
sixth and Kansas ave-; fine rich bottom
land A royal snap $1,000
A highly improved S0-acre farm 10 miles
from Topeka A small payment down and
balance in yearly installuents- Price
s. 800 About one-half bottom
A nice s-acre garden tract. close in;
sas avenue and pay cash difference 81 900.
miles from Topeka Price 81. 900.
I have a cash customer for good So
Several cash customers for 1eo farms ia
cll an gos se ~i n 70 Deg s al
you good j. e. SHAFF5Rs
old Court House, Topeka, Kan
FOR SALE
Van Buren,. near 18th, good house Of
rooms, Ia lots. barn, we'll cistern, chicken
houses, etc, very cheap at $4,000; make
TOPEKA REALTY co. 524 Kan. ave.
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
FOR sALE-The David r Young's
Home place, containing 161 1-3 acres.
in Secs %. 26 and r. 7. u. r. Is about
miles south of Topeka, near BurHngame
road F1rst-class farm, good house, barn
and orchards and other improvements too
numerous to mention. Price $500: one
third cash; one-tfird two years. balance
on long time Interest per cent on de-
ferred payments secured by mortgage on
place. Possession given March I. 1901. if
sold before before January I. 1901 VIII
of per cent on first S.. 100000, and per
reported by December q. 1890
CHAS r. SPENCER.
Administrator with Will Annexed. Bank
Topeka Bldg. Topeka, Kansas.
FOR SALE-Vacant Lots
vacant lots on Fillmore, near paving.
$4,000 each
Clay St. near 7th, IL lots, $4,000
Fillmore, near Eth St, east front, 500
TOPEKA REALTY Co. 5s4 Kan. Ave.
H. MACFERRAN. Mgr.
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The board OF trustees ~ the charitnhle
Institutions OF the state Of Kansas. invites
bids from Kansas houses for the supply
ing OF the several institutions under the
control OF said board. with sundry cup
plies.
Bids win be opened at the Copeland
hotel. Topeka, Kan. AZ one o'clock De-
cember 18th. 1900. Detailed spsciacauou1
and schedules may be had by applying %
Or. T. G. Biddio superintendent inEuno
asylum. Topeka, Kan.
GRANT HORNADAY. President