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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23
STRONG ARM OF MILITIA.
100 Troops to Preserve Order in
 Jackson, Ky.,

Frankfort. Ky. May Ex-Governor Beckham this afternoon issued an order. designating thirty members of Company c, of Lexington; thirty members Gf the Shelhyville company, and forty members of the Louisville batteries with one Cat ling gun, to do duty in Jackson during the grand jury inves 'Igation of the Mar cum assa ssination.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23
CALLED TO TWO FIRES.
department Answered Alarms, But

AnsWered AIarms, But
 There Was Little Damage. The Montgomery Fire Department an- au,sred two telephone fire alarms yester- bav, but neither fire caused any con- kiderable loss.
 Al e.5o o'clock yesterday morning the lsepartment was called to the building at "a North Court Street occupied by the City Loan Company. A gasoline Rank in a repair shop had caught hre. Srhe interior of the building was scorched,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23

Is strap Pat. Vamp Sandals, Turns. %1 S0
 French Heels. worth S2, our price Ys'oV turned, French heels, also cross strap, Pat. Colt, dull kid, inlaid, hand turns, @ 00 French heels, worth $7.5o....... %A'VV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23
rozrMA- No CURE. No pAY.

Your druggist will refund your money H PA 70 OINTMENT falls to cure Ringworm. Ietter. old Ulcers and Sores. Ptmples and biackheaqa on the face. and all skin diseaseA DO eents
 adv-aa6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23
Wreck Near Brierleld.

Brierfeld, May 22.-(Speeial 1.-The en- the Southern jumped the track and tore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23

Children's, 1-strap Sandals. Pat. Tip, Pat. Leather and Kid Oxfords, o-II. 7SN Children's and Misses, 2 and 3-strap, Pat.
 LeatherVamp, Sandals, turn and &1 0(1
 Mckay sewed, ST, $I.So and ..Y@'VV Boys Bare Foot Sandals, S-II.......$l.OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23

Ladies' Fine Glace 4-strap Sandals. Beaded Toe, hand turned. French heels S2 O0 at. ......................
 Ladies' Ideal Pat. Kid, dull Kid Quarters. 3 strap Sandals, hand turned. %1 S0 French heels, ....................Y .Y~'~O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23

Ladies' Ideal, Pat. Kid, Mat Kid quarters, braided edges, 4-strap Sandals. hand turn. French heels, worth $4, our price C2 0(( Children's l-strap Dongola Sandals, Pat. Tip, Oxford Ties, spring heel. o-S. S0H worth 75c, at -......"..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23

All of our highest grades, high novelties Fancy Corded rladras Shirts in Neggee styles. also our entire line of first grades Peated Shirts in special styles fancy designs and white, real value $I75 and SI.S0, .tesea., ...-,. eea
 For One Day Only 9S Cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-23

100 dozen Mems Fancy Novelty Corded Madras Shirts just the style you have been looking at in other stores at 75 cents. N..... a< For One Day Only AS Cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-26
JOHN HARDING's MONEY.

There was a buzz of excitement
throughout almost a whole county,
because old John Harding was dead
and u search of the house had failed to
reveal his money. He was an Old bach
elor. living on a farm with his brother
Henry and his sister Hannah. and it
was known that he had been boarding
for forty years. He died in his bed
without giving an alarm. and without
leaving any message as to where ne
had hidden his wealth.
l was interested in the case as dis
tant relative, while scores became inter
ested through curiosity. We had 10
hire men and arm them with guns to
keep the searehers off the farm, and
tnere We're many among them who
would have kept every dollar of the
treasure had them stumbled upon it
Where to search after the house had
been fruitlessly gone over was the ques-
ton, and it was a Duzzling one.
Put yourself in old Mr.. Harding's
away that money? Not in the house
Tor fear of robbers first and a search
later on. Not in the barn, because the
building was lia bic to be struck b.
lightning and burned. He wanted to
keep 1t away from his relatives and YET
ne Wouldn't want it lost for good ana
all. nor would he wish it to fail int,
the hands or strangers That is simply
human nature. It is a paradox. but II
Is human nature as well. You Wouidn' Z
throw it down the Well because the-vvcll
would be searched. There would be the
same objection to sheds and stacks as
to the barn
Both Hannah and Henry felt sure the
old man had buried the money 1 felt
Just as certain to the contrary. He had
brought il home in instalments, and he
would not run the risk Of opening and
closing a cache seven or eight different
times. Much Of the lost money was
drawn out Of bank two weeks previous
to his death.
Whenever he went to town he wore a
pair Of boots. On all other days hs
wore pair Of old shoes, which were
soft and easy on his feet. He did not
change back to his boots as soon as ne
reached home but only after he had re-
turned from walking about the farm
Hence, it might be inferred that he had
to pass over bad ground
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when gaze on you. see your soul shin
ing through your eyes. touch your lips.
never before knew what life has to
offer. dreamed of fame. of greatness,
but never of love. Give me your love.
/ ask no more, for that is aIl-alL''
AS he sunk at her feet, burying his
face in her dress. her fingers fingered
caressingly, tenderly on his bright hair.
"A woman should look up to her hus-
band, she said. softly. Lead me where
your destiny takes you. So that you
love me, the world is well lost, all ties
of kindred. all aims, all desires. are
nothing to me. Lead me, love me, let
me lean upon your strength. for I, too
have wandered in darkness all my days
and knew not love"
A rustic in the doorway, and Mrs. Al
bingham came TO the front Of the kopje.
Are you both there2" she asked, softly
rs it all Over2"
"Overi Oh no. it is only Just begin
Ming said Miss Sartoris, as Bingham
led her down-Black and White
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The woman brought me his boots just
as he had pulled them off for the last
time There was dried mud on them.
It could not be mud from the highway,
because when he went to town last
the roads We're dusty. The sole of the
right boot was considerably worn, and
In creVice / found a little sand.
Again, on that same boot. sticking to
the mud, We're several blades of grass.
She brought me the suit of clothes he
had worn that day and for three or
four days subsequently,, and 1 found
cookies and burrs on the trousers and
bits Of rotten wood in one Of the coat
pockets.
To the west of the house and half
mile away was the forest. To reach it
he had to pass through the orchard.
Between the orchard and the forest was
a creek. On the east side of it. where
1 judged he would naturally cross, was
bed OF sand. On the other side was
a muddy spot, but with a log to walk
on. The forest covered eighty acres Of
ground, and but little of it had ever
been cleared of underbrush
In going from the house through the
orchard and across the creek and back
/ got plenty of cookies and burrs on
my clothes, and had I made Il misstep
at the log I should have fallen into the
mud and water. Granted that the old
man had hidden his money in the
woods, what particular spot should I
look fOr2 The brother had not happen
T ca 10 see nina go beyond the ofEuaEO
but on one occasion when he had need
of a certain tool and went to the shed
to find it, it was missing. Two hours
later it had been restored. 1t was q
mallet that he wanted
Going on the theory that the old man
had used the mallet, 7 went to the shed
and looked at all the tools. Most of
them were rusty with the dampness.
There was a rust on a certain auger
and on a certain chisel but it was
fresh rust The point of the auger also
retained some bits of the last wood it
( had been bored into. These bits I was
assured by several persons had a
/ beeehy taste. Therefore, I reasoned
4 that the auger had been bored into i
! beech tree J had no doubt that ne
+ had used nallet. chiseI and auger to
make a hiding place for his money
The first move was to 90 through the
forest in search Of what might be called
/ eligible beech trees. I marked off &c
/ within ten minutes walk of the creek
and then began 4 close inspection OF
; each one. ! did not look a tops Oh
+ trunks but on the ground There. were
plenty Of brush and limbs and dead
leaves but at the end of two days
+ steady search I found chips and splint-
ers in paving around and then knew
that the quest was ended.
Never cid a man hide his money II
+ a safer place or with more skilIfu
hands The tree was double one foI
the first four feet from the ground
Where the two came together was
Geeayed spot Tt wasn't larger than
mans INST when Harding discovele4 3
and funcii had token root and we~'
thriving Everything looked so perfect
ting at the keyhole of the treasure box
Had J not found sure evidences of hi
work in "A few chips and splinters tn
tree weuid have been put down On tn
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list of failures. He did not intend to
leave those evidences behind him As
fast as he cut out the wood he placed It
aside. an6 as he crossed the creek on
his way home he threw the chios into
the water. as afterward aseertained.
We'll. I have nothing more to tell.
The money was found and divided ac-
cording to law There was nothing diff
hcult about the case unless it was its
simplicity. I worked it entirely from
theory. and the conclusions drawn We're
natural and deserved no credit While I
expected no praise. / got what 1 did
not deserve-censure. There isn't a man
in that country who doesn't firmly be-
heve that I either hid in the woods and
saw the money hidden, or that I found
written directions while helping to
search the house and knew Just where
to look Copyright, 1903, by c.. B.
Lewis.9
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WALL PAPER.
1NsrALLNFNr HousE.

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AN ACCIDENT occurred on the railroad
crossing last week There was q man
standing on The railroad track who did
not wear an Edward z. Strauss & Co.
suit Do net let accidents occur to YOU
Gene IN ana have your measure taken
FOR one of these famous suits and You VIII
be safe. zandition supply Co.. ST Kansas
ave
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TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY, south
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS. from 1
to > p. m, except Sundays. Conducted by
regular. practicing physicians, for the
benefit of persons without means. who
need medical attention and treatment Pa
tents are assured of careful and consid-
crate treatment. Medicines furnished in
most cases.
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CLAIRvoYANT-

FORTUNE telling by cards stars, tea
leaves, etc, may be entertaining and
amusing but when you want secrets of
truth you must consult Queen Celeste, the
celebrated palmist and clairvoyant 122 e.
Sth st.
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-~>-->'-~0~7-ii5fss0 If5Tf0N N0f1ffCsE,
Be It known to all that the firm of Hin
man & Miller Furniture Corarnission Co
have this day, Jan. p. 1903. dissolved part
nership. George Miller assuming charge Of
the business at 423 Kansas ave All col
Iections due the firm should be paid 10
GEORGE Miller
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pEPARTMENT sToRE


THE NEW MODEL SUPPLY STORE has
seven complete departments under one
roof. Dry goods. stoves, clothing, Inillin-
cry, hardware. drugs and furniture. The
stock is the most complete, goods are the
best and prices lowest of any store in Kan
sas. NeInper 8 Paxton. 209-21o z. 9th ct.
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pANCING rEAcHER.


PRIVATE lessons by appointment, to 5
p. N. Floyd McRae, instructor, Steia-
ber='s han
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MATCHMAKER

WATCHES cleaned. T5c; clocks. SOC: main
springs, 75c; CRY stalls, 10c. Cash paid for
old gold or silver. All work guaranteed
Old Jewelry exchanged for new. Il nard
up. zee Uncie Sam. 612 Kansas ave.
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WANTED-Dining room girl at Walker S
restaurant. No ISIS Kansas ave
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MANITOBA competent white girl for
general housework; no washing. 30 p
Fifth st
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Acknowledgment wash woman a
ms TYLER st.
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS

~-~-~---~-r---~-~>~-~-~-~
THE J. c. DARLING Co. 734 Kan Ave
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminium traae
checks. Prtces low. Catalogue free. Tel &9A
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WANTED-NIilHnery salesladies. makers,
trimmers, apprentices, for spring season.
Morrison S, 63l Kansas ave
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MusIcAL.

WORRAI. rs Polk. piano lessons pupils
home, SIC Church & lodge playing free.
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MIsCELLANEous.

NEW ENTERPRISE-Top Auction and
Commission Co, J. NJ. Sare. manager
and auctioneer: Beginning business or
Saturday, FEB. Z, 1868. permanent and resi-
dent of city, regular auction sale every
Tuesday and Saturday at ? O'Clock p. n
twenty-five wears OF experience as auc-
tioneer. best references. VIII sell house
hold goods at private residence in any part
OF city or county. or at store room, also
live stock of all kinds. anything from a
bread tray to a threshing machine. LO-
cation of storeroom and stock corrals will
be announced later, closing out or reduc-
ing stocks of merchants a speciality. Get
ready for house cleaning spring. is almost
opening sale. Watch for notice in this
paper. For terms and information call ca
j. NJ Sare, aucuoneer 1857 Western ave
Ind. phone No. SOL rings
THE NEW PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE
Studio 500 Topeka ave, to p M, class
work. private lessons and lessons at home
or by mail at reGssced rates during winter
THE BEST meals for 15c E. E. Fisher,
proprietor, 119 " 9Th st.
VISITORS to the nid-winter exposition
win find good meals at go Kansas ave
FIRST. class lunch and meals s a. m. TO y
p. M. Opposite Rock Island depot. All
kinds fruits 10s Kansas ave
FELLOW Traveller. to the bar of God.
who drinks DO you wish 10 get on
with the sober world # So. call or write
De Voc Liquor Cure Co, o54 Kansas ave-
and so r. 9th St, Topeka. Kan.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Pair gold bowed glasses. on 4th st.
between Santa Fe dispatcneTts office and
Kansas ave. Return 10 santa Fe train
masters Office
LCST-In north gallery Auditorium Satur-
day evening. pocketbook containing
money and railroad ticket. Leave at room
! l. A T. and S. f. Ry. offices
LOST-A diamond shirt stud. The finder
VIII be literally rewarded by returning
it TO c. c. Baker. 1l3 e Sth ave
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WANTED-Cir for general homework in
family of 3; no Washing % l. 9Th ST.
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WANTED-Good solicitors to join crew
now touring the state, good money guar
anteed and expenses advanced. See Mr..
Knowles, Hotel Chesterfield.
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WANTED-W Waist makers and forewomen
Mrs. Mercer, Crosby Bros.
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FOR sALAMIscELLANEoUs.

FOR sALE-MISCELLANEoUs.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Cheese factory and fixtures, consisting
of / boiler. > watts, ? weigh cans, 2 plat
form scales, 2 presses, I Babcock test ana
other things too numerous TO mention 10
Gated 8 miles southwest OF Valencia, KAN
on Tuesday Jan q. 1903, at o clock p. N.
T. T. FITZGERALD, Valencia, kan.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Double roweG
stalk cutter. c. Dyson, r. D. ., Topeka
FOR SALE-Restaurant, well furnished,
in good location; must be sold by hTst OF
month Address A B.. care Journal
Fol. SAIE-Nice new velvet waist, trim
med with braid size "a, cost $3.50. Tor ~
or Will trade for chickens s-5 n Tyler ST
FOR -Thoroughbred Jersey, COW anc
calf: also large hand organ and sewing
machine. good as new 1215 Monroe.
FOR SALE-Fine Plymouth Rock cock
ereIs "a hand surrey to exchange for
single buggy West and 18th SITS.
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WANTED FEnaALE HELP.


WANTED Experienced girl general hous
work. 1iS0 POLK st. ,. Aetherington.
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WANTED-Cook and dishwasher. 168 j
9TH st, Merchants restaurant
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WANTEDATo buy and sell diamond con-
tracts J. NJ. Padgett, 81 Kansas ave.
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Missouri Pacific
arrive Leave
Topeka-F Scott Accom- ...
No 2s6 ....,.-----.--..... 500 Dn si's an
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JEWELLERS
DRUGGISTS

1--~-----0----~--~-~-7----
TOPEKA DRUG CO., 7sz kansas ave. Tel
14S. Prescriptions promptly and accurate
~ filled All kinds soda drinks a. fountain.
". F. LAKE, drugs. $50 Kansas ave.
Ind phone 121. Prescriptions carefully
compounded by registered pharmacist
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J. A ROSEN, Patent attorney, z1S Kansas
avenue. Topeka
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FOR REAL ESTATE.

HlJh SALE EES n
~->-~---~-----~~~~>@~--7-~-
FOR sALE-House of seven rooms and
hail bath pantry, etc, furnace, gas etc,
modern in every way, 2 lots paved St.
west side in old city, always rents we'll
Nonresident owner says sell at once
Price reduced Wood & Dickinson, o59
Kansas ava
FOR sALECheap. for cash. 8 corner lots
and z room house if taken at once In
ouire at 634 Lawrence ST.
FOR sALE-By NJ Heery, All Jackson St,
houses and lots on time payments.
FOR SALE room house with good ont
buildings y blocks from paved St, rents
for SO per month; price s1,c50. Call at 300
Lawrence st
FOR SALES room modern house. con-
s-enientIy planned. west side, on pave
ment Strauss Agency. Central National
Bank bldg
FOR sALE-No. s42 and s421s. $4o0o: No.
5lR. Sc. csc. No. 524, with 10 year lease. 81
500: all on North Kansas ave. No "a S
Quincy loo: Is cash; balance at s per
cent contract r FENSKT.
San Pedro. Cal
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FREE MEssENGER ron WANTS.

~~~~~----~-~>-~~~-~~--~----~
PULL an A D. T. call box or call by
either telephone No. 81 and have your
" ant Ads brought to the State Journal Of
fee by free messenger No charge TO you
for messenger service. Cost Of CLASSIFIED
ads cents per line OF words TO the
line and every fraction thereof
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WANTED-Good white girl or middle
aged woman for light Homework, no
washing. 1904 North Van Buren, ST.
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Union Pacific.
WESTBOUND.

Nos : aps daily. except Sunday.
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CIVIL service government positions. Ass
appointments last year; this was 1852
more than any previous year; excellent OPP
pOrtunity for young people. Cata1og Of in
formation free. Columbian Correspondence
college, Washington, d. c.
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TOPEKA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Seed HOUSE.

CS1 = ETSl5 ~ 7r.,1ar sr,ro s1nnIies
palms and ferns. flower pots and jardi-
TOPEKA TisisE SEED HOUSE. sos KAN. AVE
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PHYSICIANS AND SUR GEoNs.

IDA c. BARNES. NJ. D.
office 726 Kansas ave Residence Thlr-
tenth and Clay Office hours: q. m 70
II a. m. and p. m. to D. m. Telephone
598 residence and 16 office.
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MONEY.
STORAGE
FRENCH AND GERMAN.

MISS ELEANOR DYER WHEELER.
teacher of French and German; pupil
diplomee of Prof. Chas. Marchand, Paris
Studio hours 1912: "a. S12 Kansas ave.
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OYSTER PARLoR.

9~~~~~-~---~-~~~-~s~-- --~~-~.--~-~-7~-~0-~
CONFECTIONERY, tobacco, lunch and
oysters. G. H. Harris, AT Kansas ave
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LIFE INSURANCE

THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE INsUR-
ance Co Of Cincinnati, o. q. W. ".
Yates, state agent. Room so Columbian
bldg.
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WANTED Statesmen.

Statesmen. fine territory open. 2 sales
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell iubricating
oils and greases on salary or COMMISSION.
Co. Cleveland. O.
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PASTRY AND LUNCH.
---~-~~--7----------7-
CROWS LADIES' EXCHANGE sol kau-
sas ave; ll9 W 9Th St. 105 Topeka ave.
Strictly first class home made cakes pies
bread, etc Discounts on party orders
Phone 800 rings
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FLORISTS.

MRS. N E HOLCRAFT. 81 Kansas ave.
Cut flowers anu floral designs. Phone 15A
CUT FLOWERS and neral designs ae
Hayes, 107 w sth st. Phone SIS EiIga
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----~~-S--~~~>~-@-~>-~----
SWITCHES. pompadours, all kinds o
hair work. Mrs. Van Week, 222 E 9th.
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gARPENrERs ANp BUILpERs.

W r. WEIBLE-
Carpenter and builder. IL East Seventh
street. Repairing and odd Jobs promptly
done. Bell phone ISL
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THE COUCHLIN HARDWARE co.
Hardware, stoves. fine tools. .o6 Kansas
ave. Tel. Cos
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~----@-~-~~~~~-c>-7-~>--s- ~
IRENE +. HoRNER, $50 Tyler st. Hours:
10 a. m to 2 p. M; to p m
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.
PRINTERS AND PUBL1sHERs.

ROBY & KNOX, printers ana publishers.
Fine job printing a speciality. Special
at1eation giTen to mail orders and aatiss
faction guaranteed. 112 L. 9TH ST. Topeka.
kan Bell phone 50.
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LOANS.
PIANOS & SEWING MACHINES.
FEED STORE.

NO better, no larger stock and no lower
prices on hay, grain -four and feed than
at D. O. Goes feed store, 119 Z. 9Th st.
Both phones 339. Try US.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Pair gold bowed glasses. on 4th st,
between Santa Fse dispatcneT's office and
Kansas ave Return TO Santa Fe train
masters office
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade
short time required by free work expert
instructions, etc. all advauta ges until com
petent; tools, diplomas, positions and board
Moler Barber college, St Louis, Mo.
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WANTED-Dining' room girls, also kitchen
eirl 8 Z, corner Sth ana Quincy SITS.
" ANTED-Te good solicitors dadies or
aentlernen) at once Investigate. Good
money. See Knowles. Hotel Chesterfield.