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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-05
OUTGOING AMsHIPs.

SAILED PROM FOREIGN PORTS
SIS Marquette. from London for New Yor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-23
RumseIlers and rheumatism,

What class of persons in New
York do you suppose are most af-
flicted with rheumatism asked a
bartender in Broadway buffet "1'll
bet you would say the men who work
in the subway or the street sweepers
III put money on bartenders. Yea
won't find one drink mixer in dozen
who doesn't get it sooner or later.
and the men who work in the high
class saloons are the greatest suffer
ers.
"You see that floor out in front of
the bar? It's MOSAIC stonework, nice
and dry. Behind here, where I work.
the floor is constructed in a peculiar
fashion. First it is ooncrete; then
follows layer of dirt; theH comes the
wooden flooring. often three plarks
deep. We use so much water that it
soaks into the crevices between the
bar and the hooring. It keeps the
dirt always damp, and we feel the
effects of it. The space back of the
bars in nearly all nrst-class saloons
Is noored in this manner. and conse-
quently you will seldom find bar
tender who doesn't sui1er from rksu
mstism."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-23

Probably very few people who live
snd work oUt&.Ce the money markets
have ever ,}a;:scd to consider the tire.
rlendous monetary force welded by
the insurance companies OF the United
States. The amount cf money that
these concerns haudle is enormous.
Oae may read tila' at present the six
ty.Geven leading lite insurance com
pa".cs of the United States hold Sc
cufities OF all kinds that aggregate
more than one billion five hundred
million dollars. Imagination fails to
grasp such figures. 1t is equivalent to
saying that there are 1000 banks in
the country, each Of which has 81. 600
600 which it must keep invested.
Striking as these figures are, they
do not include the holdings of the
lesser insurance companies. and they
pay no heed to the money controlled
by the little multitude Of large and
small fire insurance companies
OF course the buiil of the money
held by an insurenc" company has to
be invested that is To say. every dol
lar not needed for running expenses
and for the prompt payment of claims.
II is like fairy tale Of finance when
one reads what use is made of the
millions on millions paid to insurance
companies
During t ~, for example
me total of the incomes of the sixty
seven leading Hfe insurance compa-
nies was something like $376 eco 600
Of this money, about si1| .00G GOO was
paid to policy holders or their heirs
More than $1,000 coo was disbursed
for operating expenses. Still, more
than $120,0o0 GOO WAS left
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-23
FOR PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA.
British Troops to Be Retained in Per.
ranent Garrison

manent Garrison.
The British government intends to
take no risks in case trouble should
arise in administering affairs in South
Africa. twenty-five thousand troops
will be distributed throughout the
country. for the most part settled in
permanent barracks in the more i'm
portant cities, indicating that the
troops will be kept at the posts a long
time The plan Of giving the Beers
lit in the way Of restocking their
farms calls for large expenditure of
money. and the government desires
all the business Of starting afresh to
be conducted without friction It
would be too much to expect that con
queror and conquered would join
hands at once in cooperating to
build up the country without disagree
ments of some kind, but so far there
has been little Or NO trouble What
will be the feeling when taxes are laid
and the resources of the country are
made use of to pay the enormous ex.
penses of the war caE aonly be surmis-
ed. but the Beers are not the sort OF
people to submit to anything that
looks like oppression, and Great Brit
ain, after her costly experience will
be careful not to offend those whose
friendship is more desirable than their
i'll Will
Gen. Botha and others do not think
that Mr.. Chamberlain tour through
the country and his speeches have set
tied everything. 1t is certain, how
ever. that both sides have enough OF
lighting for some time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-23
WHAT'S IN A TlTLEf
"orinces" and Counts Common In
Some Parts Of Europe.

In many parts OF the Continent the
fathers title is Inherited by all his
children, and there are several villages
- Austria, Poland and Russia, in
which ali the peasants are legitimate
:. descended from some princely an
se;' They are legally described
IS princes" in all official documents,
and on leaving their homes many of
these pleasant princes find themselves
sadly hampered by the burden of a
Dish sounding title.
They cannot get rid of the titles,
llowever. as they are purely personal
ones and not marketable commodities,
like so many in Italy and Portugal,
an9 by the police regulations no en-
ployee can be engaged without show
ing his papers. IN which his rank, age,
and occupation are stated. Needless
70 say. few people are willing to en-
cage workman of legally far higher
rank than themselves.
The newly married French wife OF a
wealthy Russian noble was about to
engage q Russian maid at St. Peters
burg, When, on seeing the papers, she
discovered that the girl was princess
and member of we'll known, but
ruined family. The girl had been
vainly seeking employment for
months, but the lady declined to en-
sage her.
On reaching her country seat, the
lady discovered to her amazement,
that the housekeeper was countess
and the henWife a princess, while the
farm baliff, blacksmith and coachman
was possessed of titles equally impos
iag. AS their homes were situated
n the vicinity Of the rich womans es-
tate, their real social position as lit
tie farmers ard peasants VAS well
known.
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NOT EXACTLY A TRuANT,
1incer Mas Altogether Too r eady to
Trust to Appearances.

District Supt. Jacob Schaeffier Of the
department OF educa'ion in the Bronx
says that his truant officer, John c..
Mcknight, went to Morris Park on
Wednesday, and seeing a little fellow
on horse made for him and orlere !
him to go to school. The little fellow
called oD a trainer for assistance The
latter according to Mr., Schaefler,
aid; That boy may look young, but
les 20 years old is married and has
children, and has been paying alimony
.or q year and a half The truant
man sought new fields for his work
Gl4ht away.-New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-23
THE OUTLOOK FOR AUTHORS
Really Good Writers Need Not Fear
Discrimination

SA~o"y NOSN vv''sSio 'NS&N wv VoS
Discrimination.
The rush of the crowd to read a
book which may have no literary merit
Or vitality, either Of material or of
presentation, simply because it is
talked about. is never wholesome, and
If the crowd has grown more critical
and clear-minded in its judgments,
and has ceased to move upon sud-. en
impulses and learned to decide for
itself, the loss will fall, not ON wr;' ers
Of real merit. but on a few whose re-
wards were generally beyond their
deserts. The average of literary work
in this country In many departments
is high. II great books are not pro-
duced in large numbers, good books
are produced in very considerable
numbers, ard in soundness of knowl-
edge. in good taste and literary work
manship, great advance is evident
over the work of All earlier generation.
It Is a period of quiet progress, time
of preparation rather than 4 time Of
accomplishment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-23
st. PauI's Sen,i-Centenn:al.

The city of St, Paul will reach its
eral dates have been suggested for
commemcration EXERCISES It appears
that on March 4 1914, The hill incor-
porating the city was signed by Gov
German: on April II the city govern
.nent was put III operation and on
April IS the first mayor, David Olra-
,tea, was inaururated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-23
Go Ahead-Enjoy Life.

Take out an insurance policy
against death or expense from appen.
dicitis, you who are nervously in
dread of it, and then 90 ahead and
eat grapes and all the other things
you deny yourselves now because OF
fear tn they may bring on the NAL
ady. It is the very latest wrinkle in
the insurance line. and you may as
well be among the first to get into
. position to receive benefits from Its
establishment If benefits there can
be.-Boston Transcript.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals by Kansas contractors
will be received by the Kansas commits
sioners Of the Louisiana purchase EXPOSE
ton at room No. 2. fourth floor OF the
state capitol building, Topeka, Kan, until
Y o. clock noon of Wednesday, May sixth
16th). 1903. for the letting Of the contract
of the Kansas state building to be built at
said exposition
Plans for the building may be seen OF
the office of ". N. Rose architect Postal
Telegraph building. Kansas City, on ana
after the Sd day Of April, 1863
Plans may also be seen and the architect
will be at room No. 2 fourth floor Of the
state capitol building Topeka, Kansas, on
the 18th and ed of April respectively
Each separate proposal must be accom-
panied by a check to be certified by the
president or cashier of the bank upon
which it is drawn, for a sum not less than
per cent Of the bid. made payable 70 r.
T. Simons, treasurer OF the commission,
and TO be forfeited to them for damages
sustained IN case the bidder, within FIVE
days, fails to enter into contract for the
work bid upon and TO give satisfactory
security bond for the faithful performan nee
of the contract in case award Is made 10
him.
The commissioners reserve the right to
reject amy or ali bids.
Bids are to be sealed and addressed TO
John C. Carpenter, president Of the KAN
sas board Of commissioners for the St
Louis exposition. and must be plainly
marked on the outside proposal Tor the
Kansas state building.
JOHN C. CARPENTER. President.
CHARLES H LuLING. Secretary.
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BENEDICT & co.

6 room house. bath tub. water closet.
sewer. city water. gas, blocks Of cap
itol. Price 8. 500
s rooms, . lots. well barn. close to San
ia Fe shops; on a corner. shade; house in
good shape. $3.50
3 room cottage on Topeka. ave. water
closet. sewer, city water, cistern. electric
lights, 81, 800.
An elegant room house. city water. els
tern. barn. > lots. on a corner, beautiful
shade: house cost $4,000 to build it; will
sell for $500 if taken at once. An eie=
giant place for home.
room house, close to car line, cellar;
very small payment down; balance
monthly.
room cottage. Ia lots. hard wood I'm
ish, house built ? years. city water. sewer
81 800.
40 acres. 2 sets Improvement, 235 acres
Kansas river bottom; can be divided in ?
farms; $40 per acre. Here is snap in a
bottom farm.
T.. acres ~ miles from Topeka; 10 acres
of apple trees. 2 acres vineyard owner
moved to California and desires to sell at
once.
50 acres Z miles from town, large barn,
chicken house. smoke house, corn cribs.
room house so acres in cultivation, bal
ance in orchard, vineyard and tame
grasses See US at once.
Is houses to rental prices.
BENEDICT & Co, 6o1 Kansas Ave.
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REAL ESTATE -ROUDEBUSH.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
room house. east front BATH 8 lots
reception hall, hard pine finish. well
Il room modern house. 3 blocks from
ave. east side. S., 500.
9 rooms modern, barn, Western ave
81. 200.
s room house. West side. , lots. 500 or
$500 down and balance in payments. s.. 100.
z room house. bath, city water and els
tern. cellar, barn. lots. $3.50.
s room modern house. except heat. close
in g. 500
room house. good repair. east Of tracks
room house. near shops. $1,000. or will
trade for land or larger property.
5 room cottage on car line. near College,
s1375.
s room cottage, ; lots. east front, On car
line. east OF WaShburn. $500.
Good building lots. sewer and side walk
paid for close in. $500 to 500
s room house. fair location, lots. $50.
room house. 3 lots. barn, 81 200
room house, 11a lots bath, rfty and
cistern water. on Morris ave. 81. so.
Houses for rent. insurance written safe
ty boxes for rent.
Vacant lots for sale in all parts of the
citv EMMETT z. ROU DEBUSH.
107 West sixth ave, Topeka, Ken
Both phones PSI.
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w. NJ. FORBES,
REAL ESTATE.

SEE Us QUICK FOR THAT HOUSE
you ARE WANTING TO BUY. OR
FOR THAT GOOD BUILDING SITE.
We HAVE SOLD II VACANT LOTS
THE PAST WEEK.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
$3.50. Fine east front six room modern
cottage with two lots and barn, near
Sheldon's church.
8. 500 WIN buy a nice corner 75x15o feet.
on paved street. nice shade. with ten
room house and large barn: only four
blocks from state house and a. T. & San
ia Fe offices
$3.50. For 10 room house with six lots,
barn and <ruit; this side of Washburn
college. This is a bargain.
5000. WIN purchase lots and houses
bargain.
$3.50. For room house. one and one
half lots. near car line, North Topeka
s1,1o0- WIN get a large room house on
Kansas avenue with one lot
x525 VIII buy 3 lots on corner, East
Hill with 10 room house
$500. Buys q fine place on Chandler
street. room house. lots, 10 feet Of
porch good barn. well and cistern. Own
er leaving the city.
We have many other attractive bargains
IN all parts Of the city, also vacant lots
at from $50 up.
one and a half lots on College avenue
near Euclid avenue, for $500.
See Us for farms. ranches or anything
in the real estate line; also for loans and
W NJ. FORBES. 107 West 7th st.
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$500 buys one of the finest houses on
one of the best streets west side: all
modern; less than one year old; reception
hail. all modern rooms, east front,
lots.
Fire Potwin home. rooms. shade, fine
lawn. barn. drive, bath, etc, s.. 800. Prop
erty has been moving there
IA lots. Fillmore and Sth, $500.
Lots y and Tyler
Lots 18th and Fillmore, $3.50 each.
Lots on West eth-
Potwin lots.
Anywhere else
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Building.
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rooms and han. city water in house.
20 #. ground. east front. near Polk and
5th SITS.
Fine new strictly modern residence, fun
two story. hall all hard wood finish. bath.
closet. furnace heat. east front; No. i4l5
Lincoln St: owner has two; must sell one.
BARNES REAL ESTATE co,
121 West Fifth st.
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I HAVE FROM / ACRE UP TO $50
WITH OR WITHOUT IMPROv EAIENTS
JUST AS YOU LIKE. SOME SMALL
TRACTS CLOSE IN. CASH OR PAY
MENTS.
I have 3 acres west side, cheap.
10 acres bottom, improvements fair.
Houses and lots and vacant lots.
Some good properties in Oakland
5 room house on Harrison St, 81 500.
Some fine places for chickens and pigs.
Come and let me show YOU what I have
on my. list. I can sell anything that can
be sold-horses and cows II they are not
too old Let me try It for you.
40 WEST FIFTH STREET.
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Bargains roomed house. Harrison St
east front lots; modern home pretty To-
cation close in, S2Soo.
Van Buren, street. fine house. ) rooms.
near 18th, ciStern. city water. good shape
rent SIS. very low taxes. price 1850.
Cottage a bargain in new modern
cottage 5 large rooms east front. paved
street. 10 blocks out, fine bath room all
complete. $780, and want an mediate
proposition.
Fillmore. rooms, east front, lots:
this is very cheap. house newly papered,
hard pine finish. barn. for one week 81. 800.
West Sixth, good house. two Stories
rooms. lots. near Clay. 5000. Want
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How's that price for Potwin property
House of large rooms. bath room. gas.
connected with sewer, fine lawn, large
porches. piped for furnace. Better look
into this at once. Money has been made
in Potwin lately on property.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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s1,125

s1125
room residence, rents for SIS, paved
street. fine neighborhood. western ave.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
~ West Fifth ST.
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$500.

That's the price on one Of the finest 5
roomed cottages in Topeka. Bran new.
beautiful wall paper, fine bath. heater
goes with house, east front. brick walks
See US Monday
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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REAL ESTATE.
w. C. STEPHENSON &C CO.,
500 Kansas Avenue. Over Rigby's
500 Kansas Avenus. Owe
CITY PROPERTY


vi In
ents If esh
esterna and 1w nice SMALL
in n
in
barr, for per- mont Price Is q
A
Prcex parteas 4 perce - - -
I0tsn A idenc Tmc stage no
O. = r
the at ad ST. well n
n
month payne
ful of
h inn 0 suit
hot
heat,
j cash pc cn
room cottag 5 ne mnl and crate col
hot water plants and light
paw per
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SPECIAL BARGAINS BY
THOMAS c. SHILLINGLAW.


roma a dmub
sold.
Of
teri the lace for cken ranch. PRICE
7roon
andn froc
buidin
n a n
THOMAS G. sHILIINGLAV.
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$1,000.

For cottage on Topeka avenue. finest
part Of street. Five rooms inside water
closet: house newly papered, fine lawn
and shade. This is very cheap
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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I'D. MILLER & co.
SIT Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
s rooms, modern. lots. Buchanan st,
$500.
6 rooms, I lot. Polk St, si1oO
6 rooms. ~ lots, Sd and Tyler. s2,25o.
room cottage. modern and new, near
Washburn college. $500.
room cottage. lot. Z. 9Th, $50.
room cottage, 8 lots, Quincy, close in.
$500.
IL acres Kaw bottom, small house, sta
bic. etc. one mile east Of Oakland, 500.
List your property with US if you care
to sell.
J. D. MILLER s. CO..
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FOR SALE
Easy distance west. good location. nice
8 room house. water inside, good repair,
very cheap. 81. 100.
Third and Harrison, good room house.
city water in Kitchen sewer connection,
fruit. etc. 81 800
lots S room house. furnace, CRATES, gas,
bath barn. good neighborhood, 81, 800 VIII
consider an offer.
Near sth and Adams. , lots. room
cottage, barn. fruit, sewer connections. ST.
100
North Topeka. IL lots. good room cot
tage, cellar cistern. $3.50. very cheap.
Several east side homes $3.50 to 81 100
And many other properties.
J. E TORRINGTON. 100 West Sixth st.
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627 Kansas Avenue.


home,
Is no1hwe corner Of
ST.,
room house
q
r. St.
- 1850
roonh house barn andy E St.
and v hand it
miles southwest city q in cultivation balance land
mod m
i9s modem s ho e Iipe4n lRyey bone $500
vac ant lot % ca
1Iot ON house st,
BUSINESS HOUSES KANSAS
TONED ABOVE. CALL
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A. D. JONES

FEFaL ID IA I z LOFaIVo and lIVoOFSfAIVOE
1882 Over Rowy's Drug Store 800 Kansas Ave.
KANSAS COLORADO NEBRASKA MISSOURI
AHBNARE sTocx IN OKLAHOMA TRADE PROP
near 0 them east fronts
IN
good on Monro in me
Of or 81 and
Oakland
I MORE
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FOR SALE
RALPH E. VALENTINE.
RI Esfate BuiIdfnr.

ANcA- --9Ne-t~ -~--~+AA- x
The incest 8 room house in Auburndale,
The first house in Auburndale when en-
teriug from Potwin. House newly painted
and napered throughout, new roof, large
cellar city water in kitchen. large els
tern. barn and other improvements Inn
mediate possession given as have refused
TO rent since thoroughly repairing Price
81 900 cash or payments The greatest
chance in Topeka for some one to get d
good house cheap.
Other bargains in smaller houses IN Au-
burndsle-
Two best vacant lots on Shawnee ave
nue. lust west of Potwin. $3.50
The most desirable tract in Governor s
Square. A bargain at 50 Geo
RALPH L. VALENTINE
Sole Agent for Ali Properties Handled
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For Sale by
J. E. SHAFFER,
Bel Phone sos. ~ East 9th Str.

ia lots Western ave. fine location, new
cottage of rooms, everything connected
with this property is first class. Price
5000
lots east front, West St, splendid To-
cation new room cottage Price $50.
2 lots Clay St. splendid modern room
house large cellar, we'll. cistern and city
water, sewer connection, good barn, 81
80.
lot CLAY St. an excellent modern room
house good barn Price $500
lot. east front. Lafayette St. good 3
room house, cellar. stable, only so Terms !:
500 cash and balance $40 per month.
2 lots. east front. Jefferson st. fine To-
cation good room house cellar. well
good large barn, fine brick walks every
thing first class. A snap. Price $3.50
HAVE ALL KINDS OF CITY PROP
ERTY AND GARDEN TRACTS AND
FARMS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
IF YOU WISH TO BUY. SELL OR EX-
CHANGE CALLAND SEE ME AND LIST
YOUR PROPERTY I HAVE CASH Gus
TONERS WHO ARE READY TO BUY
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
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HrcH-BRED STALLION.

----~-~----~~~~~c~~~-@r~~-~
JACKDAW the most successful sire IN
the Missouri valley, and The Shamrock
the handsomest and best bred stallion In
Kansas are for the present at the Topeka
fair grounds. R. I. Lee.
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DRUGGISTS


TOPEKA DRUG Co, ~ kansas ava. Tex
l43. Prescriptions promptly and accurate
~ hlled. All kinds soda drinks at fountain
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JEwELER AND oPT1oIAN.


E. w. SWEARINGE1J, jeweler and grad
uate optician- We guarantee every pair
OF glasses to 1T and every watch we re-
pair. We carry the largest line OF
watches, clocks, diamonds. cut glass, etc.
in the city. Watch inspector u P. r. r.
ia Kansas ave.
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RUG FACTORY.


WANTED-Tou to let Us make your old
carpets into rugs Call phones al or
address Mccormick s. Peake. 527 Jackson.
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PAVING.


THE OFFICE Of the Capital City WITH
fed Brick and Paving CO.. haa bssn re-
moved 70 lis ". Sth ST.
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LEGAL


(First published in Topeka State Journal
April 10, 1862
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BILLIARD PARLoR.


ROYAL BILLIARD RARLOR,
10 KANSAS AVE.
Best billiard and pocl tables "a city.
Cues always Ia good xepair. CSEa25 SnG
tobacco
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FOR SALE-WMI sell cheap, lease on 10
acre farm and team. feed ana tools all
ready for farming. H. G. Mosher, Rural
Route No 4
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
----~----~-~-----------
NJ. w NULL Carpenter and Builder.
shop l121& West Eighth St Phone 1S3
Job. work promptly done- Topeka. Kan
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALES room house, lot and barn
on Chandler St, y block from paved st.
Call 800 Lawrence st.
NATIONAL and liver johnson bicycles at
u S. Cycle Co, lis E. Eighth -
SPECTATOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:
% acres. all in fruit on the Buriingame
road, 8 room house and full basement,
bath room, large cistern and well, barn,
head horses, also large mill room Is by SO,
81 500 THOS. G. SHILLINGIAANY,
1851 West Fifth St.
WE CLEAN. FREss. DYE AND RE
pair ladies' and gentlemens garments.
we do it right and quick Goods called
for and delivered. The Hirbour Steam Dye
Works and the Topeka Pantatorium-
lis West Seventh st.
Both phones ST.
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:. JEWELLERS.


JAMES B. HAYDEN. Jeweier and Opxi-
clan. Complete stock Of watches. dza.
monda. aklveTwares etc. Eyes examined
and spectacies properly fitted
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PICTURES AND FRAMES.

KEY Holes from Paris. De Koven's pho
tos. metal frames. portraits and frames