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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-02
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MAGNETIC Many cures
In Topeka 10 prove our work. genuine
A. T. etil Osteopathy and Weltmerisu
combined. DIS. Chamberlain A. Co.. lls
Quincy st.
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T. D. HUMPHREYS.
REAE. $50 ANp INsuRANcl

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
ts Money Sros e lean Der cent ssa. On s ss
FoR SALE
g acres in wabaunsee county. Improved,
20 acres in wabaunsee county. improved.
10 acres near town. small house. 1900.
acres two miles east Of North Kansas
acres miles from town. No buildings.
Cottage, North Topeka. $50.
One and 3 half lots and good cottage
house, Taylor St. $1l0o.
g, 20 buys fine corner property renting
&. 500 buys 5 lots ana fine residence With
good barn. admirably located.
sold reasonable. suit X. 4. & s. =. shop
men. 7, D HUMPHREYS,
FOR sALE-By Howard & Bishop. $40
s. acres Of Kaw bottom land. wen i'm
proved. $3.50 WIN take city property
Good House rooms. barn, well ana
good .outbuildings, $40; 800 cash, balance
monthly or win take good team as part
One acre Of ground and room house.
8 room house, barn and other outbuild-
1ngs, on Harrison St Price 81 go "A snap
acres Of coal land in edge OF city
Want equity in good residence. Don't
Is9 acres Of grass land Price N.so
= a. '-''1 Or FL Ho WED . BISHOP
# WI WI Z s' * * Real Estate.
Try Is. Barnes Real Estate Co. Tel
2s2 11s West 9th st.
FOR SALE
4 splendid business: ans trade; ven es-
RAIHE q TEOAIPSON
e. Kansas ave
FOR sALE-l6o acres fine wheat land. IN
one OF the banner wheat counties OF
y g acres 12w K "h ssd 3stegFa
70 deliver the crop AT the depot free q
SCOTT g. SCOTT,
SIS Kansas ave. Topeka, Kan.
FOR sALE-Hotel IL rooms. town Of 100,
furniture new. building good repair;
only hotel IN town; part cash. time on
balance Address a F. Aaynes, Hoyt'
-.
FOR TRADE
NIee.-wen located vacant lots for fresh
PAYNE q THOMPSON.
sz7 kansas ave-
FOR sALE-2oo acre. farm. wen improved,
near Big Springs, IS miles from Topeka
= scoTT Z scoTr. sls Kansas ave.
<OH SALE
room house; : lots, barn. IA blocks OF
pavement. 200.
room house. ~ lots. large barn, 4
scofT & scoTT. s1s Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE
A fine dining room and boarding house,
located in center Of city. 70 regular board
ers, an average Of about 40 transients for
dinners. Place doing a splendid business.
sickness only reason for selling. Price
MANSPEAKER e. HENDERSON.
7e4 Kansas ave. Topeka, Kan
location; sewer brick walk, trees very
reasonable price for quick sale. Shilling
Law. 1854 West Fifth ST
". c. STEPHENSON & Co. SO Kansas
ave, over Risby's, have several cash
customers. List your property early.
SPECIAL. SNAPS
Coed room house, cisteru, city water,
barn. east front all in good repair. Tzy-
ior ST. must be sold this week
room house, well, cistern. barn, lots,
east front, on Polk near Huntoon- FOR
few days only ST. 500
BARNES REAL ESTATE Co.
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TOR SALE
g feet front On Topeka ave. near 18th.
Topeka ave; near 18TH. s. # front. with
Clay 81, near 9Th. lots. 8 room house.
barn. So 500.
Polk ST near "a. lot. room house.
$3.50
Mulvane st, z lots. go9d Foom house.
crate. etc. 81 800.
Near Kansas ave. and I'd. east OF track.
2 lots room house, well, cisteru. $50
Washburn place. lots. 3 room house.
large barn. etc. L.lQL
Grattan St.. Oakland, 1 lot. room house.
stable, very cheap.
Buchanan and ID. IL lots, nice c0ttake.
clsterns well. ST 500.
Clay near "a. 11S lots. rooms. clstern.
Gne shade, very chcnu.
Auburndaie, , lots, Toom house. wen.
$70o-
S36 n Monroe, 5 lots. room house. big
properties.
J. f. ToRRINGToN. 100 ". 9Th Sc.
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S. NJ. WOOD & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,

snor tradsc city
uwantto .snorr ade farms.
uhavea arr . rent
want to rem 3 arm
fyouwa to rnth o.
fyouw a
wantbu
uwanta bushes
wantO ssn tradsb uane
see the above businez nru.w
Izavego good IN seountyK
kansas n WOOD 3 co
special cheap tracts
before
Angeles realty
2l0tsan
8 n WOOD Co
1aavs 1000 general ssshanass traas
II WOOD Q. Kansas
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BARNES REAL ESTATE Co
room house 2 lots. well. cistern. barn,
east front on Polk. Cheap. at $3.50
room house. III lots. we'll. cisteru. barn,
east front on Tyler, &. 7Qo.
New room house. modern except heat,
front and back stairs, cellar, sewer. city
water brick walks, II lots. close in
snap, s. 80.
New S room house, cellar, cisteru, city
water. 2 lots, West Sixth st., g 800.
New room house, 11k lots water. cell
lar. good neighborhood. Western ave.
room house, ? lots, barn. we'll clStern,
city water. cellar. fine shade trees, Sixth
and Taylor. Snap, & 800.
New room house, lots, cellar. cistern.
city water, barn, east front, Western ave,
81 COO.
10 room modern house, "a lots, east
front, west side Bargain
room house, well, cistern, cellar, JEFF
fersen St, 81 800
Choice vacant lots at lowest prices.
See rs about that snap in modern cot
fage on west side, due location
We have the real bargains in real estate
Houses and lots in all locations and all
prices
BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
113 WEST FIFTH ST.
Telephone 262.
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arFf-IANICS or good laborers VII &c
slren a years mining work lii y y, ~ ~ 49,, 49,
stof x al 1zls cents per share No1lte IL
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
BY
w. M. FORBES.
116 West 9Th St.

100 feet front. 30 feet deep. on East "a
St. two good frame houses. large barn,
clstarn and well water, good renting prop
erty. Price $1,000 VIII exchange for farm
5 feet east front on Quincy St near 18th
St, room house. large barn. good shade
trees, in drst class repair Price only 81
900.
81 acres near Reform school. bottom
land. acres heavy timber. living water;
this is fine garden tract or alfalfa farm.
Price only 8. 600
A flne house in North Topeka to ex-
change for suburban or farm.
A section of school land IN Nebraska TO
exchange for Topeka property
Properties ranging IN Price from $A1v
to ECO for sale on easy terms
A finely improved house IN Ottawa,
cheap at $500, to exchange for farm in
eastern Kansas
Would Ike to have description OK thaC
farm YOU have for sale
w n FORBES. 1s W 6th st.,
Insurance and Real Estate Agency
BARGAINS FOR INVESTMENT
$50 acres fine smooth land IN the wheat
belt. Price $500
100 acres smooth land, all tillablei good
wheat land. $3.50.
2za acres fine wheat land all tillable, 5000
SCOTT 81 SCOTT. SO Kansas Ave-
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ADDRESS M. u, care Journal
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OFFICE MANAGER WANTED-An es-
taalished wholesale house. recently IN
corp1rared extending business. desires Y
eraree competent manager for branch
house salary. 500 per month. expenses
ard commission. must invest $1,000 IN cap
ital stock az company. on which dividend
of per cent will be guaranteed, ana 1ur-
rish satisfactory references Address
Secretary, box 40, Kansas City, No
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MAaNErIo HEALINa.

DR. S. J. RESTORICK. the wonderful
magnetic healer. viii be at the chester
field hotel one week, commencing Mon
day. February A. He treats all diseases
thar flesh Is heir 20. FamAle troubles q
specially.
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FAIeN a better salary and position. study
eItartricitv mechanical engineering me-
Charical drawing az nome. py eJl4Ss p- 49,
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BUSINESS CHANCFs

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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN. ID years. wants
location In farming town, would work
with old physician who can't stand long
rides or with druggist, am married: Ma
son. don't use liquor or tobacco Address
DIR y. r. M-. 51s Quincy ST.. Topeka. Kan.
GOOD. CLEAN STOCK. about 81 500. gen
era1 merchandise. in fine shape owner
hard pushed for money. viii give good
deal about 5000 cash balance land a
H. Brown. 50I Manhattan Blk. St Paul
MINI
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WAr<TED-Three solicitors by Wen known
New York establishment, two gentle
men and one lady, must be neat cresserS
and fairly educated Those who are will
ing ID work indusrri0usly can make large
income. Tell age and experience Ad-
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statesmen. we nav
class men. Address
60, Iowa City, Ia
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FOR EXCHANGE

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FOR NGESStock dry goods. etc.
new stock. staple. up to date and clean.
no old out Of date goods. invoice about
800 part cash and part land G. W
Somers, -6Qz Manhattan block, St Paul,
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PHYSICIANS AND suRaEora

l. A. RYDER, n d.
OFFICE "a residence corner Gordon S.
and Central ave. North Topeka Phcng
"a Uses the Brirkernon system o. rortrl
freatrnent. a successful and painle1s frc1l-
rnent Tor piies, nstuia. dasura. uicaEation.
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eFELIAL sNAPS-
Coed s room house, cfsteru, city water,
barn. east front. all in good repair. Tzy-
Tor ST. must be sold this week
room house. well, cistern. barn, lots.
east front, on Polk near Huutoon- For
few days. only. $1,5o0-
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
rs ". Sth ST.
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FINANCIAL

INVEST IN OIL am organizing syn
dictate TO develop rich oil lands and offer
an opportunity Tor investors 20 make big
money on small fnvestr1e nls. Address
Arson r. Russell, Akron o.
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IS acres, small orchard. l mile south 0
the city, 81 SEQ
z acres / mile west Of Kansas ave-
II acres adjoining the eity.s room house
barn, 100 peach trees fine property. &,ooe
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NACSER-EnarEeti man to manage
bra nch- old established house, no So
uclEfnE. Office duties wholly. salary Sl@5
mont 4 and extra commissions yearly en-
Eaga.uent. chance rapid advancement Tor
man OF ability experience not necessary
must furnish good references and $500
cash. Manager. Drawer "a, New Haven.
Conn
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MECdANICS engineers. electricians, fire.
men. etc. new 40-page pamphlet con
tainiT questions asked BY examining
board OF engineers sent free Geo -
Zelier, Publisher, St Louis, No
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No. 120-2oS-112O acres in Greeley county
all fenced, with house, stables. wells and
corrals. smooth prairie Price s., go. Title
No. lie B-lo4o acres in southern part Of
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STRAY ED-On Thursday, one chestnut
sorrel horse with light name and tai,
white stripe in face. 16 hands high. weight
about 200 pounds. Return to Peter
Roundtree, 100 Washington, and receive
reward. 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 15 (speciaD-wheat prices to-day
feIl on re TO 5sc: there may have been some
Nsw-York support. but IT has not been on an
Important scale. The bearishness OF the local
trader is increasing. The view here Is that the
wheat situation is decidedly weak, and that It will
take great deal Of money and little skill on
the part Of the Wall Street bulls keep the
wheat price moving up. May to-day opened at
closed an TIC. There was one bull announcement
decrease in the worlds visible of $4,000 bushels
compared with an increass a year ago of 100000
bushels The Northwest had larger receipts than
last year, s6e cars against 29e; Chicago had los
cars against 30, and at primary points there were
i57yeOO bushels. against $4,000. Gables frac-
tionally lower; shipping sales were only 25G0
bushels and the seaboard claimed only Is loads.
Ssabosrd clearances We're 10000 bushels A few
of the NewYork private wire houses were buying
at around nc, but II was not on a big scale; the
selling scattered with everybody here in
clned TO put lines. but nevertheless tirnid be-
Of fear Of the New-Yorkers. The contract
stock is s6s6.OOo bushels too big stock success
fully 10 make any manipulation on unless on a
huge scale. The corn market was a slow af-
fair. closing &c under Monday. May sold at $3.50
and at 3S14c and closed at 3S4c to 3S2sc Country
offerings were small. but the shipping demand was
poor as It could be; nothing reported worked
here. The seaboard claimed q loads Cables were
fractionay lower; clearances, 404O 600 bushels The
contract stock is 74o.oOo bushels Receipts were $50
cars. with one contract; the estimate for to-mor-
row. o49 cars. Some OF the professionals are long
on corn in the expectation that New-Yorkers will
bull wheat and that corn Will sympathIze
There was fair trade in oats, elevator inter
ests liberal sellers. and the provisions interests,
which are large holders Of oats the buyers Prices
lost Ac the May closing at A5sc Receipts were
<2 cars; the estimate, 155. Oats Just now are SYM
pathizng with wheat and corn. Ultimately, It is
believed, the Cudahys, with their big line, will
force advance.
Flaxseed was easy, prices nominally lc to
fc lower the May 81 6S bid. and the cash 81 65 sell
aers. There were ~ Of seed at the three
points; the market was neglected.
Provisions early were notably strong pork at
one time up 20c to 25c, lard and ribs I'D loc
Product advances very little trading The
cudahys are the important holders. The small
stocks keeping shorts nervous Hogs are &c
higher. Packers sold on the advance Pork lost
al its gain, lard and ribs half of theirs. There
were 1900 hogs, with 1000 for tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1901-01-16
GoPpERS IN THE PAST.

"Four years ago publicly called attention to
"Coppers"-to the fact that although they had
been actively dealt in on the Boston Stock Ex-
change for over fifty years, and had been and
were still the basis of q large portion Of New
Englands wealth, their merits as first-class and
sem-speculatiye investments were almost un-
known to investors and spectators in this coun-
try and Europe; TO the fact that investigation
would prove that an investment In the stock Of
any of the good producing "Coppers" would give
much larger yearly net returns, with a surer
guarantee Of permanency for longer period of
time, than a like investment in any other class
of stocks, and / stated my belief that so soon
as these facts became known TO investors and
spectators throughout this country and Europe,
there would begin scramble for "Coppers'
unparalleled in the history of the stock market,
with the result that the price of such stocks
then for sale in the open market would multi
ply, that this increased value would hold and
be further increased for years to come.
At this time, and in all my subsequent state
ments, the following were named some of the
leading "Coppers' which would multiply in
price: Butte & Boston, then selling at 81 to
S14; Boston & Montana, then selling at $50 to
$75 and Calumet & Heca, then selling at 1925.
So radical did these views seem that they were
adversely criticised by those interested in f1nan-
cial matters, and more particularly by profes
sional financial critics, but it is now known and
admitted that my predictions erred on the con-
servative side only, for the present prices of the
"Coppers" then called to the attention of the
public show an increase in value of hundreds
Of millions of dollars, more than has ever
accrued to any other class of stocks in a like
period The prices Of the three named. Butte,
Montana and Calumet. alone show increase
in value of S115.000,000.
1t is now known that never in the history of
stocks has there been parallel to the ''scram-
BILE" for "Coppers" which carried the price of
Butte from 50 to S10S per share, Montana
from $50 to S400. and Calumet from $225 to
$780, and others in like proportion, or another
instance where such a tremendous increase in
price held and became permanent. The fact
that the public were quickly educated, that
such great increase in values came in such a
short time and that this increase has held and
is still advancing, and that seven out Of every
ten persons interested in financial matters in
this country and Europe are now familiar with
the merits of "Coppers,' when four years ago
not one in one thousand had even an intelligent
idea of their worth, in my opinion proves the
following statement, which was used in all my
public utterances:-
lowing to peculiar combination Of condi-
tions this great industry, copper. is the only
one Of all the great staples that has absolutely
escaped the march Of modern progress-escaped
it for fifty years, until to-day 1t is possible for