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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Denver. Coi.. July President
Heating, of She Ancient Order Of HI
hsrians, IN hla annual report rsfsrrea
fecilnFly 10 the death OF Arrhhisisep
Feehan, IL Chicago.
-wc are to-day hr said, "the
strongest Csihpiis hsass arganizsd ia
tine United States. We can no furfis-
er. and proudly claim we are tbs
strongest body Ia The worId rasn-
psisrd Of one nationality and heiunk-
ing 70 sse reiigion.1 lie reported he
finances o< lhr order IL good condi-
tlnns -! y.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

a burglar-proof vault, designed tn
contain the remains Of u. ". Moore.
n prominent citizen Of Palmyra. was
Htolcn from the cemetery In that
town. The vault wus taken to the
cemetery and placed near the grave.
Shortly before the hour IT the fu-
neral the vault was missed. lts dis.
appearance is shrnuded In mystery.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
IIIInoIs RIrrr HANNAH.

Peoria. IN. July is.--Thc Illinois
river is rising Mt an alarming rate at
this point, and farmers along the low
lands are again anticipating damag.
ing floods. The river hes gone up
foot since six o'clock Friday morning.
and Is Increasing each hour. Rain be.
gan falling shortly after noon Friday,
and has continued steadily ever since,
with nc prospects Of n let up,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

St. Louis, July 10 Maud McManas,
aged rs. No. Il.4 Olive street, avail
lowed carboiie acid and died nc She
city hospital. ON a photograph os
her sweetheart Prank Miller. was
written: Put this In the grave with
me-" She was despundent.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
Wnn Thrlr nrmnn.Ia.

Chicago, July ta.--Two hundred
giris and $50 men returned 20 work
az the plant Of the McGahon Cracker
and bakery Co., after having been en-
strike since Monday, They were
granted nlne-hoHr day and time
and-a-ahaIf for all oscrtime--every-
thing, In fact, that thsy demanded.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Joliet, ILL.,, July ia rainfall OF
nearly four inches Thursday night
caused another fond In Joliet on fri.
day, overfiow'HR streets sad yards
adjacent to Spring and Hickory
creeks, and creating alarm among
hundreds of families. Several manu-.
facturiHR plants have been compelled
To close
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
IN THE FAMILY OF NATIONS.
saSicrH- Americas Minister
80 sine Hepublie af Gnha.

Washington. July 10 The new ggv.
ernment of Cuba Is heing rapidly es-
tabI.rhed in the family Of nations
A rnhlegram received at the state
department from Mr.. Sqniers. nur
minister at Havana, says that up 70
date the republic nt Cuba has hcs n
formally recognized By thc Eniici
States, Great Britain. France, Spain.
Switzerland. Haytl. Nicaragua, 4 ,sta
nIca and Gunfcmala.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

lincoln, H.. July i9.--ThIs city and
vicinity was visited by clouaburst
Friday afternoon. Streets. cellars and
Easements Ia stores were flooded.
Considerable damage was done by
hnil.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Harry Mercer. @ typewriter thief,
who has operated in several eastern
states, was sentenced nj Kausas City
60 -four years in the Pcnitcntiary. he
pleaded his own ease.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Metropolis. H.. July ias-.Sam
Fanghn. a s<mIproteeuipna ball play
er. was shot and killed IN strses
tight before an. immruar crowd Fri-
day by Jasper Abbott. nf Rack. Ill
The shooting occurred near the
suiian hotel nbaat 10 d. m. while the
streess wvfe pseiscd with visitors att
tending sha STREET fair and carnival.
Abbott. II II saisi. was Intoxicated and
nsads insalting remarks aafurr soas
wumef IA The Autsl rauxhn tried fo
assist hiin. wins. Abbosf drew . pss1ss
nna shot hisn tsxks<.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Denver, Col. July Is.--wIth . ia.
Fade and pontlfcal high mass. the b.
ennial national convention Of che An.
eient Order Of lihernians began
here.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Santa Rosa. n. a.. iaiy is,--Ths
unknown man fonnd lead here June
70, supposed 90 have been mar-
acred. has been identified ea w. II.
Ernham. OF Sheridan
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
MIssasrt Land salt.

Suit was filed in the circuit corrt
bt Kansas City In land case inyo.v-
ing some $4,000, The petition Is
signed by Anna and q. T.. Bishop, of
Grain Valley, and In against Bcttic
nnl Grorgc Jennings. IL asks that a
deed made by ". s. bishop. conveying
the defendants land which he decided
To them in October last, when he was
rs years old. he set aside Bishop
was living with Bettie Jennings, his
niece, aud In consideration Of her
care and attention so long rs lac
might live and her erecting monn.
mcnt over his grave when he died, h.
decided her 3e6.gi acres IN Jacks, n
county and 400 acres In Lafayette
county. with some lots in the town ~
Grain Valley. The whole Is estimated
as worth S+0,0i0. Bishop died lHYt
May The suit states that the dred
WIS given under uninc Influences. she
signer being old and ~ weakened
mind. The property t. said to be az
much greater value than was the
service rendered. The plaintiffs are
children ~ Bishops brother.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Thomas Board. fhe Iarges; man In
central Missouri-4s5 pouBds-died In
Mexico. The body and casket 60.
gether weighed nearly half ton
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

New York, July ia.-HyTnan IIaff.
nIan, q Russian tailor, shot his wife
Sophia through the moEih and then
killed himself by swHliowing eHr.
bulie acid. Airs. Hoffman Is dyifg in
= hnmy,isnf.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Louis EdmoBson, u prosperous far
mer near Sikeston. fell from his hay
loft and was killed. The coroner's
Jury said death was accidental.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

A cIondburst caused considerable
damage at Mokanc. The lower rooms
of many houses werr flooded. and oc-
rupants moved into upper stories.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

At Lebanon, Harry hrsnstrong. a
spanish-Amfrican war veteran. wns
filed SO aud sentenced 10 20 days in
iail for wlfr-braiing.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Jenainga. La. Iaiy ia.--Litiie prog
rens has bean made toward exfin-
rns%hina the fire at the 1ennings well.
and II continues 20 barn with all the
fury that II did On iast Tuesday
night.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24
STRONG AGAINST A STRIKE.
The Sentiment Of the indianapolis
Convention, and Danger Of
a Strike Is Over.
THERE IS NO CHANCE FOR A WGLEOUT.

The Question whether the Assr.s-
mrht Recommended by President
Miteheu gar Anthracite Miner@
he Ussd for strikiHH nltuminaua
Miners Causes wara nIseasAiaR.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

While boring for water In ana Of
tssr prinripsI business streets at New
FRANKLIN. the pFospeeiors struck o
natural rus we'll.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Daniel AZ. Murphy. n gambler. whose
honse WAS In Galveston. Tex. com
n,itted suicide In Forest park, "a.
Louis. by shooting.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Two SONS Of Charles Lewis aged
ak and eight years, respectively, were
drowned In nunnc Fcmile creek, near
Rutland, Boone county. The children.
with an older brother, wcrc playing
near n deep pool Ia the creek. when
oil three fell Ia. Their father was
tbreShing in mn adjoining field. HE
saw the children fall In and hnsiened
10 their rescue. He managed to save
the eldest hoy, who Is II years old,
but was unable to save the younger
children.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

fhe Aississippi river h higher a
81. Ixsuis than II has been Tor sersrn
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

severe ssssa ta nasise Cessss.
A severe wind, rain aud hail storm
passed sseY Saline eounty, doing con-
siderable damage 60 corn. wheat.
cats and Rartlcns.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Southern Boone county farmers
report that In spite of the damagu by
overflow and rains their wheat fields
are yielding from 20 10 e bushels tc
the acre. The crop Is one Of the best
that has heen harvested in many
years. Along with these favorable
reports comes the news that the low
bottom lands are under water. and
the corn crop In these bottoms has
hreu practically ruined. Crops on the
high bottoms have been greatly IN.
iursd by the ovcrfinw. Several islands
In the river have also been ovcriiowcd
and number of people have been
compelled to move 10 main land
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

James y. brooks. one ~ the bcst.
known men IN central Missouri. at
the home 81 his brother at New
Mr.. Eloise Bridges Erwin. aged 20,
who was once one of the celebrated
actresses "f the country, At the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Winona Bridges.
In kunsas City.
DR., Hiram T. ilathgatc, at Polo,
aged 30, ~ typhsid fever.
H. W. Moore. q prominent business
man of Palmyra.
J. G. Chisweli. at Marshall, aged GO.
Joseph Mnuer, at Armstrong. Hred
a.
Mrs II. q. Heathman. at Higbce,
aged &c.
Mr. RrheCca Howard. aged aj. az
Crntraiis. She had lived In the same
house In which she died for o. years.
Policy knight. aged -. ~ Higbce.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-24

Hoadlry Louis Gorton, notorious
criminal whose principal work has
been along the Zine Of train rohbcrirs
and stage hnlI.ups IN southern Cali.
furnia, wns arrested by detectives In
Kansas city. The kunsas City police
have nothing against GUrton, nut mr..
rested HIM un general principles. and
have instituted inquiries 10 see n hg
is wanted elsewhere. Goriuu's most
notable feat was the holding up. with
the aid Of a companion. of a southern
Pacific passenger train az Clipper
Gap, California. in 1850. The robbery
neitcd the highwaymrn 5000 Gurton
was arrested in Kansas City some
time after the robbery and served
tcn years In san Quentin peniteutinry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-27
FARMS FOR SALE
By THOMAS G. SFIILLINGLAW.

miles to all
n a acres tinb on tom
o corn
q
Creek
4
barn crib o
n Prc perac
0 in
balance good timber
m9Iyb utrOn creekW tubere through
place goodb nd orchard S560pe ' ~ 9"
80
In can in Ok
in guilty andp
truckla
pas
coed dngsS
orchard ETC. Innef romK
Gas ave.
aroads station welim
we
n 81 peracr :onyaf few nnest
acre in
De acre
lly Improve dwell atered
pc
100000 ron7 to pera acre
I ear o ia someg good
IVES St nd see
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REAL ESTATE ROUDEBUSH


Suburban Honest have a fine room
house, path, large barn, ~ acres covered
with a fine variety of all kinds of fruit
and shrubbery, for $500.
room house, 3 east front lots, close in.
A targain-S2,500
One acre with 10 room house, good lcca-
ton, delightful home, inside city limits,
for sale or trade
fine home near Washburn: lots of
ground; new; 5000.
3 room house, lots, near shops, 800.
room house, near 9Th and West sts-,
$3.50.
large room cottage. two east front
lots, high location, near Washburn, $3.50.
A good property near Lowman Hill. 2
lots. S2C0 to $500 down; balance monthly.
$40 acres, good improvements, 81, 100.
SEQ acres farm and pasture land, good 10.
cation. CHEAP
a. acres second bottom, 6 room house.
new barn, 5 acres of all kinds of fruit,
&c acres miles out. no buildings. S.
660.
100 acres smooth land. improved 5000.
240 acres smooth land. close to station,
fair improvements, s., 200 Easy terms.
100 acres good land, fair improvements,
81 200 cash; balance on easy terms, 81. 900.
$50 acres miles from center of citv,
fine improvements; might take some city
property on this farm
/ have other farms and small tracts to
suit any purchaser.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH. .
Stormont Bldg 107 West Sixth St.
Both phones 267-
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REAL ESTATE.
w. c. STEPHENSON & CO..
500 Kansas Avenue, Over Rigby's.
CITY PROPERTY.

3 room house east of Santa Fe shops.
interior nicely paPered and painted, good
well water and barn. Price $500: $50 cash:
balance IN small monthly payments.
room cottage on Quincy St, near ID
10 r. ceilings we'll and cistern. brick side
walks, sewer and pavement paid for Price
cent.
ROOM 2-story house. on Monroe 1t
near I'd, cellar. well and cistern, new roof
newly papered and painted. Price 81 $50
Small payment Gown and balance at per
cent.
roor>[ouse. nearly new, on Madison
St, near 10th, cellar, city water in sink
FA
12o acres of river bottom y mile from
Silver Lake, new Z room house, hard oil
hnish, cave arched with stone, new 2
story barn IS by IS and a shed adjoining
10 by 70, wheat and oats granary, good
orchard, a new windmill and tank This is
one Of the most complete river bottom
farms In Shawnee county. Price $50 per
so acres miles south of Topeka. 20 acres
under pillow. good room mousse. Darn. con
cribs, splendid wells of water at the
house and barn, good orchard. acres OF
meadow. farm all fenced and cross fenced.
Price $4,000.
80 acres miles west of Topeka, 20 acres
under pioW 70 acres in pasture and TIM
Der. room story frame house, 2 good
wells of water, small barn, corrals ana
corn cribs. Price $50 per acre.
50 acre farm miles from Topeka. Price
derce property.
10 ACRES -pl DCltoIu ldIlQ auiDDDnS the
city, room house, hard oil finish, well
aand cistern, large barn, 4 acres of bearing
orchard. Price s., go.
3 acres of bottom land in the city, room
house, good barn, 250 bearing fruit trees.
Price 1920
100 acres il miles from Wamego. Kan.
40 acres under cultivation, Lalance III
meadow fine home of rooms, large barn,
well and cistern good orchard. farm all
fenced and cross fenced. Cash price IS. 0g1;
owner will take a modern residence in To-
peka as part purchase price
200 acres Of fine land Is miles Forth of To-
pel0t. miles from Hoyt on the Rock Is
land, miles from Rock Creek station on
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in kitchen. sewer connection good barn
and Outbuildings. Price s., 200
> One and a half lots on Madison ST, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth SITS, story e
room house, front hall and stairs, hard oil
finish. city and cistern water, nice new
barn for horses and carriage. Price g. 900.
Part down and balance at per cent
10th, cellar. well and cistern, coal shed
and outbuildings. Price $3.50. Part cash:
4 room cottage on Chandler between Sd
and 4th, east front cellar. well and barn.
Price $500; 800 cash; balance monthly pay
ments.
rms.
the Santa Fe. new room house. front
hall and stairs, hard oil finish, well and
cistern also new barn with Sc stalls and
StantiOnS, NOW for 80 tons Of hay, cora
and oats bin. fine well of water at house
and barn, 40 acres under cultivation. so
acres of tame pasture. 20 acres of meadow.
This farm lays very fine. Price for a few
Gays $40 per acre The reason for selling
Is the ownsr wants to purchase a larger
farm.
$50 acre ranch 10 miles west of Topeka.
$50 acres of Mission Creek bottom under
cultivation, balance meadow and pasture.
new room frame house, fine barn costing
5000, large cattle sheds, corrals feed lots.
never falling water; also tenement house
or rooms well water barn, orchard. /
am authorized by the owner to offer this
for few days at $25 per acre. This is Il
great bargain for man who wants to en-
gage in the stock business. Terms can be
arranged if desiI ed.
$50 acres 10 miles from Topeka with rail-
way station on the land consisting Of 2
stores, blacksmith and wagon shop, two
elevators, stock yards, school and church /.
70 acres under cultivation. acres adjoin-
ing the depot heavy walnut timber. run
ming creek of water Price $500. This is
4 snap.
5 acres of river bottom / mile east of
shops on Seward ave-, room cottage. eel
lar. bath room, barn and sheds. nice little
orchard and grape vineyard bearing. Price
700; $500 or 5000 cash; balance time at 6
per cent.
W. c. STEPHENSON & co.
(Over Rigby's.) 500 Kansas Ave.
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For Sale by
J. E. SHAFFER,
Bell Phone SOS. III East 9th Str.

1 lot. east front. Jefferson St, good 6
room house, modern, rents for SIS Pr!cs
s., zoo.
l lot Chandler ST.. good room cottage.
good barn, rents for 80 Price $500.
IL lots Kansas ave, good room cot
S acres good land close in, good 3 room
house, good well, close to school, $3.50
acres good bottom land. close in, good
room house and barn, $l,150
20 acres miles out, all good land, small
house, very cheap, only $1,000
40 acres 10 miles out, all good land, 4
room house, good barn, close 10 school,
81, 700.
s2Q acres miles out. $50 acres IN cultiva-
ton. balance good pasture, we'll watered,
S3G per acre.
40 acres miles out. highly improved,
good room house, good large barn, is
acres orchard, plenty good water-a snap.
81, SOC.
200 acres only miles out, good land
and well improved. fine dairy farm. $40
ger acre
l also have a large list so acre farms
and all kinds of city property. Some
snaps
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Some Shawnee County Farms
For Sale BY
GEO. vi. NOBLE & CO.,
Both Phones 444.
sol Jackson Str, Topeka, Kansas.

all cultivated fruit all
(
ton, about1S miles 'front.' Price NO0
good barr Joins ity of Topeka Price =
cultivated ell
200 es2a
first
vated about miles northw o
Pag 20 a9pf al aRaHd acres sgted 20 acres nov
z ]
emainde oh
and rnowl land
across
and barns !
bottom andbal secondb gn
fail and flowing spring
szmnto saion 8 cash: a
Page ac 4 0
in
sida eve
school PT1ce
IL
Real
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
~OO~0-~~-~-~-~~~~0-0~~ ~-0-0-~-0-O-0-0~~-7-0-1
]. +. WESTERFIELD,
SO Kansas Avenue.

120 acres 8 miles southwest of Topeka,
good house barn and orchard. $1,000.
so acres miles southwest, good improve
rnents. 1000
$40 acres miles from Topeka, half under
cultivation rest in prairie grass, good or
chard, well fenced, abundance OF water
$31 per acre. o.
corn, balance in prairie meadow. sr1all
house, good water rich new land, good
$50 acres, good house and barn, nice
smooth land, miles north OF city, 500 per
40 acres good land and location. miles
south of city, SLIGO. 100
40 acres miles west, fine dairy ana
fruit farm, 81. 400.
Sc Co.,
z farms on Wakarusa. 240 acres each, all
first class bottom, large new houses and
barns, extra good improvements. Price S0o
and $40 per acre
CITY PROPERTY.
New modern room house, west side
& room house, lots. Lincoln St. s1.o5o.
room neat cottage near Buchanan ana
g room a modern house. near Buchanan
8 room modern house, close in on Har-
room house, near college, easy pay
Lots for sale in Douthitt addition.
New room house, acre. good we'll
near Washburn college, S1,90o
20 acres 3 miles southeast, Syo0.
Houses to sell on small cash payments.
]. f. WESTERFIELD.
529 Kansas Ave
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WOOD & DICKINSON,
Formerly S. NJ. WOOD & co.
Real Estate, Loan and Rental Agents.
534 Kansas Avenue.

534 Kansas Avenue.
TO LoAN-ss,oOO; want good farm loans
of 5000 or more.
WOOD & DICKINSON.
WANTED good rooms. second floor,
Kansas avenue. between 4th and sth
avenues, for small family.
WOOD & DICKINSON.
FOR RENT-Good list of houses. stores.
rooms and offices.
WOOD & DICKINSON.
IF YOU WANT to buy farms, ranches,
business property, lists or loans, any
size. call
WOOD & DICKINSON.
5S4 Kansas Ave.
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DEPARTMENT STORE.

THE NEW MODEL SUPPLY STORE has
seven complete departments under one
roof. Dry goods, stoves. clothing, miilln-
cry hardware, drugs and furniture. the
stock is the most complete, goods are the
best and prices lowest of any store IN Kan
sas. Nernper & Paxton. 200-210 E. 9Th St
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w. NJ. FORBES,
REAL ESTATE.

CITY PROPERTY: Read carefully, then
see us for particulars. acres, 8 room
house. fruit and shade. right in good part
OF city, for 5000 Fine room house, 2
lots. on Huntoon car line 5000.
4 blocks capitol. corner lots. paved.
shade. 10 room house, big barn, $500 Z
rooms, ~ lots, barn, Lowman Hill, SLIGO.
Good 4 room cottage Lowman Hill, $675.
Fine Il room brick house and AZ lots,
to exchange for Kansas ranch. New 5
loom cottage, 2 lots, cellar, WELL vestibule,
porch, east front, this week, 81, $50. room
house Jefferson St. between 9th and Stn.
1850. IL lots, room house, Holman St.
cheap. New room cottage, bath, IL lots,
close in. $3.50. Harrison St. house, barn,
3 lots. fine location, $3.50. 3 lots, room
house, barn, well. cellar. s1,00a. at once.
on Lane. Between and s on Buchanan,
2 lots. 5 rooms, 81 100. Hurry up as we now
have 2 offers on this. Houses for 3, T. j. 5
and hundred for the humblest buyers
and as high as the richest care 10 go. We
are also stocked with bargains in lots, only
$50 east front on Central park. 3-5 cor
ner lots for $3.50. Douthitt tract lots SlG9
up.
Farms. land. ranches in eastern half Of
Kansas at reasonable prices Farm lands
are advancing and now is the time to in
vest. Call and see US or write 20
w NJ. FORBES,
Tel. 39z. 107 West Seventh st.
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FOR SALE
cellar. gas, cistern. hydrant, sewer con-
nection, all in nice order.
Lane. near 6th, 8 lots. Z room cottage.
CRATES, city and cistern water inside,
fine trees. one of the cheapest properties
on sale.
2 lots. good 4 room cottage cellar, fruit
trees, close to new shops. $775.
Good property, easy distance west, near
9th st. line, hall, back stairs, city
water in kitchen. cistern, sewer connec-
ton. barn, fine trees, s., 600.
Near car line west, lots. room house,
city and cistern water in kitchen, hydrant,
sewer connection, barn. 81. 100
J. E. TORRINGTON.
100 West Sixth st.
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--------0----~-)--@-(S--l|
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Be it
known that 10Y application is now on file
in the office of the probate court of Shaw
nee county, Kansas. asking for renewal
of nv permit to sell intoxicating liquors
according to law, at 122 and 124 f. 4th St,
in the Second ward of the city of Topeka,
sfa vince county, state of Kansas. Hear
ing is set for the 18th day of January. 1903
NJ A. FUNCHESS.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
The STRAUSS AGENCY.

room cottage Buchanan St. lots, nice
location 81, 400. One of the cheapest places
on the west side. Want to sell at once.
Modern cottage ". Sth, rooms, lots,
81 800.
New cottage, east front, Mulvane, near
18th 8 lots, sewer connections, etc, blg
bargain at 81 500.
acres and room cottage just west Of
Washburn, nice rich ground, comfortable
house, good barn, ETC., very cheap Price
Ia Z acres for sale u mile west of Wash
burn. Price $3.50.
lots, east front, Shawnee ave-, close 10
Vinewood right of way. Bargain at SD
each. Supplied with sewer and city wa
Pretty room house E. 9Th ave, LOO
4'i Fine room house Quincy. near 18th, 81
800. 900
wants to trade on a. 40 acre farm
room house 9th and jackson, ia lois
Beautiful lot Greenwood ave-, 500. Taxes
WE ARE AGENTS FOR DOUTHITT
LOTS SELLING FAST
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg