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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-30
HARVEST OF HORRORS
Death Gathers at a Half Million
Dollar Fire at Phil.
adelphia.
NINETEEN ARE KNOWN TO BE DEAD
Some of Whom Were Slowly Roasted
While Thousands Watched
Entirely Helpless to Save-Others
Leap from High Windows to
DIE on the Pavement
Many Injured.

Philadelphia, Oct. 26.-Nineteen
known dead and property loss amount
ing to upwards of 100000 is the awful
result of fire which occurred yes
terday in the business section of the
city. The number of injured is not
known definitely, but fully score OF
victims were treated at various hospl-
tails. Police and firemen are delving
into the ruins in search of bodies sup
posed to have been buried beneath the
debris, and it is feared that others be-
sides the known dead may have lost
their lives in the flames. The build
ings destroyed were the eight-story
structure at 1919 and 1921 Market
street, occupied by Hunt, Wilkinson Il
Co, upholsterers and furniture dealers,
and the three-story buildings occupied
by small merchantmen The big build
ture building extended back half
block to Commerce street, and was
owned by Henry C. Lea.
List of the known Dead.
The list of known dead is as follows:
Dorothy Kramer, Martha Baker, Mar
garet Hebden, Susan Gormley, Harry
House, H. A. Sparrow, Charles E. Spar
row, Fred Wilmington. Charles Lands,
Walter Stearly, J. e. Armstrong. Mrs.
Martha Banks (colored). Mrs. Mary
Mitchell (coloreD, Margaret Grady, one
unknown white woman, three unknown
white men and a body very badly
burned and unidentified.
Fire Spreads Like a Flash.
Never in its history has Philadelphia
experienced fire which spread with
such great rapidity. At 1920 a. m.
the blaze broke forth in the building
occupied by Hunt, Wilkinson & Co.,
and one hour later the horrible sacri-
flee of life had been made and the i'm
mense loss of property had been accom-
plshed The origin of the death-deal-
ing confiagration is unknown. 1t rs
said that an explosion of naphtha or
gasoline in the basement was the cause,
but this is denied by Wilkinson, who
says there never was a sufficient guam
tity of either explosive about the build
ing to be responsible for such a terrible
disaster. Rumor has 1t, also, that an
elevator constructor at work in the
basement permitted the flame of his
lantern to communicate with some OF
the gaseous liquids stored in the base
ment, and that this was the cause OF
the contiagration.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-30
Armours Win Big Suit.

Sioux City, Ia, Oct pa plea in
abatement was sustained by Judge
Gaynor in the district court at Ona-
WA in the case of the Ralya Market
company of Sioux City against Ar
mour & Co., the case being dismissed.
The action was to recover $4,000 for
alleged losses due to Armour failing to
fill orders for pork loins under con-
tract. The suit was commenced two
years ago at Sioux City. The plea in
abatement was based upon the death
of Philip Armour. the court holding
that by reason of the death the part
nership that was sued ceased to exist.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-30
Railway Magnates in Conference.

Oelwein, Ia, Oct 2o.-COrnelius
Vanderbilt w. A. Read and Stephen
Little, of New York. are in the city,
the guests of A. r. and Samuel Stick
ney, president and general manager of
the Chicago Great Western railway.
Superintendent Tracy Lyon and Chief
Engineer Knowlton are also here and
the party was in conference in Stick
ney's private offices. There is talk of
Vanderbilt purchasing the road, as Lit
tie represents the English owners OF
the Great Western. Nothing could be
learned as to the purpose of the. gath
erlng.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-30
Iowa Eastern Sian Order.

Sioux City, Ia, Oct. 26.-Iowa Order
OF Eastern Star has closed one of the
most successful conventions in its his
tory. Following officers were elected
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Freda OPP
penheimer, Webster City, grand secre-
tary. Mrs Maria Jackson, Council
Rluffs
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-30
He Sold Morteaged Cattle.

Sioux City Iowa, Oct. PA. NJ.
Donaghue, of Sioux Rapids. Iowa,
who was arrested in Kansas City. has
been brought to Sioux City, where he
is charged with disposing of mort
gagged cattle. 1t Is now declared his al
legged frauds will amount to more than
$4,000. Two banks have acknOwl-
edged already filed charges against
him aggregating $4,000. and several
northwestern Iowa concerns are al
legged to have been victims of Don
aghue's peculations.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-10-30
JUST RECEIVED!
Eighty Mems
N OBJ by BOX
y v e r G o a t s

elegant quality; light and
medium colors; satin sleeve
Innings and satin yokes.
These Coats are worth $3.50
to $500, but we MIN
bought them cheap Viii
and are selling them m Ill
while hey las st at WIV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-16
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance
627 Kansas Avenue.

We want your attention for five min
utes If you are thinking of purchasing
home in the city, or q farm, vacant lol.
or ii you want an investment Tor your
money, or If you wish to engage IN bGsl-
ness call and see US, as we nave rare
bargains in farm lands and city property
business chances etc
A grocery stock, drug stock and other
business chances.
220 acres fine grass land and bargain
if sold quick Close to city
A nice cottage on Dillon St A snap.
A S room house. Van Buren, St, III lots.
An s room house and lots, Western
ave.
An room modern house, Tyler st.
100 nice homes at prices unheard OF 10
North Topeka.
Investments in Kansas ave- properly
pa wing 10 per cent and more.
vacant lots, I4oWman HILL 500.
vacant lots, LoWInan Hill, SIS.
Come and us and let US tell you OF
our bargains before you purchase.
FOR SALE
a r room house and lots, Dillon ST.
near WaShburn, a bargain
room house, lot Lincoln ST. q
snap.
An room house and lots, Lane St.
a nice cottage house. Lane ST., IL lots.
. room m Rouse west eth ST.. lots. mod
eTns very cheap.
6th st. Eastern owner says sell.
If you want to rent q small house, q
modern house, rooms or cottage, see our
list.
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FOR SALE


Lane st., near Sixth. 9 lots. room cot
tage, CRATES, fine shade trees, $2,200-
Washburn place, lots room house,
good barn, Sheds large chicken house,
well, fruit trees, $1,T00.
East Third st., across the creek, lots,
z room house, cellar, well, stable, nice
trees, $70O: part cash
Lincoln st. near Fourteenth. 2 lots,
room house, cellar, cistern,. water in
kitchen, barn. A neat home, 81, 400
Shawnee ave, 2 lots, room house, sta
ble cistern, hydrant. sewer connection,
fine shade trees. 81 900.
Bolles ave, east of college, 2 lots. good
s room, 2 story house. cellar, $750-
Clay St, near 9Th, lots, room house.
barn, 50 500.
house, big barn. $500.
North OF Washburn college, lots, ex-
ira well finished room house cemented
cellar, CRATE oak mantel, hardwood floors,
back stairs, front and side porches; good
shade and fruit. Price $500; very easy
terms.
cellar, cistern and well, with pumps large
barn and shed; cheap. easy terms
Good 4 room house, well and pump, sta
BILE near Oakland car line, u minutes
easy walk from shops, cheap
6 nice corner lots, high ground east OF
college, 1925.
And many other properties.
J. e. TORRINTON, 100 W. 6th st.
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EOR hEN1-
1858 Polk St, rooms, modern.
1911 Fillmore ST., rooms.
1923 Taylor ST. rooms, bath and barn.
1884 Polk St. rooms.
704 Polk, rooms.
632 Clay. rooms, modern.
go Norris St, North Topeka, rooms.
$50 Kansas ave. 5 rooms, modern
lib Kansas ave. rooms.
Ills Kansas ave, rooms.
T35 Lincoln ST. rooms.
800 Buchanan St, rooms.
IS acres well improved bottom land.
160 acres 4 miles north of city.
FARMS FOR SALE
400 acres western Kansas, 81 so per acre
1 500 acres, Kinney county, 80 per acre
proved Is miles from Topeka. SIS per acre
$40 acres 20 miles from Topeka. St, COO
q 800 acres u miles from Topeka / mile
to good town, improvements are worth
$1,000. all good land, s37 per acre
$50 acres miles from Topeka 20 acres
of orchard. choice fruit some rich bot
tom, good buildings, $500
40 acres 20 miles from Topeka, good i'm
provernents, s., 900.
1850 acres 16 miles from Topeka, well i'm
proved, $50 per acre
great many small tracts close to city
SO acres about miles north OF Topeka.
for sale or trade.
50 acres fine bottom land west OF To-
peka, $50 per acre.
$50 acresMs0 acres In cultivation, balance
pasture ana meadow, house Of rooms,
barn and well, s45 per acre
200 acres, well improved south Of city
creek bottom, $50 per acre.
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ron aA1E-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
HOWARD 81 BISHOP
Merchandise Brokers.
REAL ESTATE. LOAN AND INK
$40 KANsAs AVE.

1888 acres miles northwest Of Topeka
new house of 9 rooms, well, ciSterny cell
lar barn 32x34 with i 16x32s NOW for 80
all under good fence; one of the best
farms in the county for the money Price
s, 500.
1873 acres 8 miles from Elmont, % acres
bottom and all in red clover, all under
good fence and plenty OF running water
Price SIS per acre.
p acres OF Kaw bottom, mile west
Of North Topeka. good orchard ana All
under good fence. Price s. bg0-
SO acres finely improved miles west OF
city. Price $1,100.
81 acres, good room house, barn. or
chard and all in fine shape. Price $500
10 acres Kaw bottom. well improved.
10 acres miles west of city. improved,
81 100.
100 acres Il miles west Of city, well i1n-
proved. $3.50 per acre.
100 acres 8 miles from city, good room
house, large barn, so acres cultivation 90
acres in red clover, running water. me
FOR EXCHANGE.
100 acres grass land In Ness county, IL
200. 81 acres Eaw bottom, well improved,
price 81. 600; will take house in city part
pay 61z acres 315 miles from North To-
other outbuildingS, price 500. VIII take
team for first payment balance monthly.
1 acre in center of city, with room house
and other buildings, $500, easy payments
room house and 40 feet of ground in one
block of postoffice for 81, 500 OF easy
terms. SIS, 900 hotel for $1,000 In
fact we have anything you want. Can
want and we will find 1t.
HOWARD & BISHOP.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-My APP
plication for a permit TO sell intoNicat-
ing liquors. according to law. at 22b kan
sas ave, in the Second ward OF the city
Of Topeka, Is now on file In the othce or
the probate judge of Shawnee county.
Kansas. The hearing Of the same IS set
for Monday, at 8 o'clock a: m. March lS'
1901 CHAS. w. KOHL.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-4fy APP
pl4cation for a permit to sell Intoxicating
liquors, according to law. at SUB Kansas
avenue, in the Third ward Of the city Of
Topeka IS now on file In the office Of the
probate judge of Shawnee county. KAN
sas. The hearing OF the same IS set FOR
Tuesday, at O'Clock a. m, March ls. 1901
o. A. kEENt-
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: From
this day I will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by my wife, Mrs
Eta May Dustin.
JARRETT II. DUSTIN.
Topeka, kan, Feb is, 1901
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/. D. HUMPHREYS

REAL. ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Money to loan at per cent on good
farm property and per cent on city
property.
FOR SALE
50 acres in Wabaunsee county, south II
southeast IL, 7-13-I3. improved, ST. 600.
40 acres in Wabaunsee county, southeast
u northwest II 36-14-12, improved, $500.
10 acres near town, small house, 81 900.
s acres two miles east OF North Kansas
ave, $3.50.
Cottage, North Topeka $3.50
One and q half lots and good cottage
house. Taylor St. 81 100.
S. zoo buys fne corner property renting
for $40 a month
1000 buys 3 lots and fine residence with
good barn, admirably located
Three cottages on East 5th st. to be
sold cheap. Suit A., T.. e. S. #. shopmen.
1916 Lincoln ST. lots, nice 4 room cot
tage. stable. we'll, cistern, good cellar
Bargain, 1916
II ID. HUMPHREYS,
Room 10, Columbian Building.
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FOR sALE-REAI, EsTATE.


FOR SALE
Creamery, in east central Nebraska, in
town Of 1000; y Fl. r boiler and engine,
steam heat, refrigerator and cold storage,
building 34x52 feet, ground 10ox180 feet,
with large separator. and everything in
fine shape, cost IS 900 three years ago;
can be gotten now. IL taken at once, for
s.. 900. VIII take farm land.
FARMS FOR SALE
One fun section, large house, barn. cor
rails, wells and creek water, $50 acres in
cultivation. fne orchard, balance grass
and pasture, III miles out, so per acre.
No. 321-1S3 acres miles northwest, fine
~ improved land and in good repair, So, 600.
No. 564-S0 acres miles southeast, inn
proved, take desirable city lots part pay,
No $3.50 acres 8 miles northeast Of
Granville, good improvements, So, 100
No. $3.50 acres near Perry improved,
81 900.
No 5sO-159 acres miles east Of Dover.
So 400
200 acres, improved. in Elk county, $1,000
Trade for 50 in Shawnee county.
Also have suburban and nearby tracts,
l to 20 acres. improved and unimproved
all prices, but reasonably cheap. Write
or call and see
J. d. MILLER G. co.
517 Kansas ave.
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ZOE sALE-REAL RsrATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
534 KANSAS AVENUE.

Have me vest SIDE home east and south fronts large new modern
0 ide
reasonable
3
$
near ysoneca Inference &
Good
and nateaa
thorne1a 1850
Have 1900 rAne0lns
oner 5 M WOOD co
andso dforcn clients
acres S
n county to slaba
city,
farms sold before rented s
house. In on western fors .4o
oklahoma
very cheap
fine
an offer
Fine 90
s0e nc
WOOD & CO.
Eastern Kansas farm
FOR in
takes him away, reason for selling
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LEFT TO FATHER COFFEY.
Strike Of Silk Workers Submitted "a
Arbitration.

Scranton. Feb IN r,r-~.- -,,, u, .
the Lackawanna III 49, s-srs 80 - ~ u
OF strikes except fl-a Ts7r.* s, ~ hSasoh
1onl4ie where The employees continue
@ s..l.s-s psnalng the arbitration Of DIM
culgles by Rev Father COREY T-ba
strike affects $500 girls and men,
Father Thomas COREY rsf.rrz -
above grew TO manhood n Jefferson
[ouLty, tnls state. where his parents
brothers and sisters now reside.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE By
w. NJ. FORBES.
t16 West 9Th St.

80 acres creek bottom land, y acres in
cultivation, 5 acres large timber, FENCED
spring branch through place. Price 81 ,60o.
10 acres smooth land "a miles OUT on
fine building location. Price $40 per acre.
8 acres bottom land on Central ave.
room cottage, cellar, well, large barn.
fruit. Price 81 $50.
5 acres adjoining city on West 10th st.,
large barn. fruit trees Price $1,000.
acres at Tecumseh, S miles east OF
city, room house. cellar, well, cistern,
large barn, all kinds of fruit trees, in first
class condition. Price 81, 300: 20 acres ad-
Joining can be leased for 81 per acre.
Is acres 2 blocks from car line house,
barn and fruit, for s.. $50; easy terms.
West side, well located.
Is it. front inside property. west side,
room house, city water. rented for $lt
per month, in good condition. Price 81 600
One section of school land in Efkhorn
valley, Holt county, Neb-, to exchange toK
Topeka city or suburban property.
Kansas ave. business property, In good
condition. now paying per cent above
taxes and insurance. Price $500
Large list of improved city properties
Vacant lots in all parts of city.
Fire insurance at current rates.
Money to loan at all times.
116 West Sixth st., Topeka, Kan.
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FOR SALE BY
W. G. Stephenson & CO.,
500 KANSAS AVE.
Over Rigby's.

2 story room house on Monroe ST., cell
lar front hall, stair. gas and gas nxIuress
kitchen connected with the sewer paved
street; all in fine condition Price. 81, 600
blocks northeast Of Washburn college,
front haIl and stair, hard oil finish Just
houses on east side in good condition.
rents for s12 per month, to exchange Tor
good lots wen located near Washburn
college. See me for particulars
To move off lots on Madison ST. near
ton ton ali in good condition. Price $500.
lots, east front, on Monroe ST., near
so To9m c9ttagg Gshlar: small
payment down, balance can be arranged
In payments
IL lots, east front on Monroe St. clear
of incumbrance, which parties will deed
to proper party having money enough TO
2 story business building, east front, on
Kansas ave near 9TH ST, TO eTxcnalige 1or
4 room cottage near Santa Fe shops. in
goqfd GSon1dton well water, ePa5 sned 5s
room cottage. cellar city and cistern
ton, barn, Z bearing peach trees, only 4
blocks from State house. Price $1,100- A
lots, room home. on Harrison. near
18th. Price $500, $3.50 cash. balance
lots. east front. on Harrison. excellent
location for q nice home Price $500
est
street, front hall and STAIR hard oil I'm
ish. cellar and coal shed and outbuildings.
Many other bargains to onfer not adj
Money to loan on real estate mortgages
at low rates.
Houses to rent.
Fire Insurance written at the lowest
". c. STEPHENSON & CO..
609 Kansas Ave. (Over Rigby' 50
FOR sALE-40 acre farm. 5 miles from
water, first class improvements, rich soil.
Price, 81, 600
100 acres. 8 miles from Topeka, $50 acres
under cultivation, good improvements,
plenty of water, large orchard, $32 per
acre.
Modern room house on Lincoln St, 2
lots outbuildings. all new, 81, 400.
6 room cottage, lots, fenced, on North
Taylor. St, chicken house, barn, well, els
tern; $3.50 viii buy it if sold within 10
days.
If you want to buy. sell, rent or ex-
change, call on or address
W. J. KEvAN,
Successor to Oscar Bischoff,
325 Kansas ave-
FOR SALE
Z room house, west side, 81 200; 500 cash,
balance SIS per month.
room house, fine property, $1,000 $30e
cash, balance payments.
1,2S0 acres fine rich wheat and ranch
land, $3.50 per acre.
$50 acres wheat land, Ness county, $3.50,
500 cash. balance time.
SCOTT & SCOTT SIS Kansas ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Neutrality-suspicious. travelling sales
men OF good appearance and address.
must have best Of references and give
bond. permanent position If sales are sat
isfactory- Address box COS St. Louis, Mo.
SALESA1EN-E9igh priced speciality sales
men, capable Of handling large propo-
slton- investigated responsible nanufac-
turer employing forty road statesmen has
vacant territory for two first class spe-
cialfy statesmen. exclusive territory. Bond:
entire time references. Address Speciality
Man, care Journal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS statesmen by large
manufacturer. steady employment: big
remuneration We train and equip for
success. Address Clerk 141, box $780, Chi
cagO.
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FOR SALE BY
RODGERS DAVIS q co.

u We ~ q .
room dwelling, 2 lots well. cistern.
barn and 2 lots, near Huntoon St. pave
ment, 81 300.
Neat dwelling of s rooms. cistern, good
shade, IL lots, on Lane, fine neighbor-
hood. 81 2n0
Fine corner on west side pavement Us
feet east front. near good street car tine
fine building lots; must all 20 at once
ST. 500.
2 nice properties In Auburndale at a de-
e1ded bargain CAN for location and
price.
A neat cottage home on Fillmore. 21k
lots. well located, good neighborhood
81 500.
a modern home on Lane, and lots, ii
sold this month. rooms bath closet IN
house, good barn. near good car service
for cost of improvements
RODGERS, DAVIS g. CO.
10 West 6th st.
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FINE IMPROVED RANCH.
1000 ACRES. IN SHAWNEE COUNTY
x D A

Il
1000 ACRES IN SHAWNEE COUNTY
NEAR Topeka.
This fine ranch consists of 1000 acres
within AZ miles of railroad station All
fine rolling prairie, 100 acres fine bottom
in cultivation, Is acres clover, acres al
faIfa 10 acres nice timber, mostly hickory
and walnut, 2 good orchards, one acres
and one 2 acres, all kinds of fruit The
balance. 7e0 acres of finest pasture in the
state, with two small streams Of never
failing water, besides springs ana 3 nne
wells and 2 windmilIs. All fenced and
cross-fenced with over six miles of good
fence, mostly four wires.
There is a large bank barn about 30 feet
square, basement story is stone and sec
ond story corrugated iron, will hold 100
head of stock and 100 tons of hay. Adj
joining is a large frame COW barn with
sfanchions for Is cows, and adjoining this
is stone cattle shed 120 feet lond with
corrugated iron roof. There Is a large
house, 2 good board corrals.
There are two good houses. One house
of rooms, stone and frame, good cellar,
cistern and well, for tenants, and one
large frame house of TO rooms. reception
hall, bath, closets, water on each floor,
aturaI wood finish, large porch around
the house, fine cellar and laundry. This
fine house is practically new All inn
provements on this place are in first
class condition and cost over $4,000.
This fine property has been placed in
settle up estate. We will make special
price on application One-half cash, bal
ance on long time at per cent.
MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON,
Real Estate and Loans,
z04 Kansas ave-, Topeka, Kan.
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REAL ESTATE -ROUDEBUSH

LANDS FOR SALE
40 acres. miles from postoffice good
young ORCHARD. fine neighborhood, close to
40 acre farm, 90 acres in fruit. farm well
improved. 81 miles from city limits, SEQ.
2o0 acres, sets improvements, large
before March I. Might take small amount
In trade Less than $50 per acre.
80 acres. well improved. 8 miles from
Topeka. $780, Will take part in city prop
100 acres first bottom. new room house.
large barn, 0ne-haIf mile to station.
100 acres, well improved, miles out,
i59 acres bottom. miles from Topeka,
well improved
we can suit you exactly in large farms
or stock ranches, improved or unimproved.
in eastern, middle or western Kansas.
fenced, 1000 barrel reservoir, 100 acres in
cultivation, near station, $3.50 per acre.
loco acres. one body. fine water. $3.50
per acre.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Modern house of 3 rooms, on Sixth ave..
bath, hot and cold water, furnace, barn.
New room house. Western ave. lots,
east front, barn. 81, co.,
room house, on Madison St. $1,275-
room house, on Topeka ave, south OF
Tenth, IL lots. east front, 50, 400.
room house b in an P ssos ds ga T. o.
room house, 2 lots. Morris ave, 81 300.
Two room houses on 21z lots, one block
cisfern water, six blocks from Capitol;
s.. 300 buys both house.
west part of city, $110 each, on pavement
Hotel in county seat doing good buSl-
ness. VIII take farm as part pay. $1,000.
We have houses and lots in all parts
IL you wish to buy, sell, exchange or
FMMETT 3. ROUDEBUSH.
Phone 26z Ground Floor. lis w. 6th ave-
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4 number of small tracts near the city.
% J. q BURLINGTON. 1Os W. 9Th st.
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY with Benedict
& Co They are preparing for an ex-
tensive business this spring COL Kansas
ave- I'D fioor)-
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY with Benedict
& Co They are preparing for an ex-
tensive business this spring. 60l Kansas
ave- ga door).
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mAaNEr1c osTEopArHY.

MAGNETIC OSTEOPATHY-Man cures
in Topeka to prove our work; genuine
A. i. Still Osteopathy and Weltmerism
Quincy st.
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pETRoTTvE And va HnEAN

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IhE IN AE1Et-SA Al I. SECretLl nE1tsf lt-tl
Bureau-M W. Gilmore, manager; Row
ID. Marsh. secretary. General Detective
and Waterman service. Private detectives
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