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the present figures was adopted and the bill passed, 90 to O.
THE SENATE.


 The senate today passed by vote of 30 to General Harrison's bill providing a commission for accurately determining and locating the positions occupied by the Alabama troops at the seize of Vicks- burg. and in the operations connected with the defenses of the city. It carrles an appropriation of $300 to pay the eX- penses. The senate also passed the bill amend ing the charter of Montgomery so as to enlarge the city limits. The new line takes a broader sweep all around the city from the river above to the river below, ana includes many well built suburbs. It IS said the house delegation is divided on it. and that there will be fight oyer it in that body
 The senate passed the house bills Of MT. Parker repeating the Cullman macao- amized road act, the special act as to contracting for roads and bridges, and to regulate the time of holding the terms of the commissioners court.
 It also passed MT. Thach's house Dill to repeal the special act regulating the proceedings in civil cases in Limestone Circuit court.
 Defect In a Bill.
 It was detected by Secretary Garrett that there was technical defect m the senate bill amending Section 5506 of the code as to giving notice of employment of laborers, and 1t was taken from the calendar and re-referred to the comml . tee with instructions to amend.
 The joint resolution for joint commit tee to investigate the matter of re-ar- ranging the judicial circuits passed the senate. and Messrs. Harrison, Morrow, NeSmith and Arlington were named as the senate members of the committee. The house has not acted as yet on this reso- lution.
 A resolution was introduced and went to the committee on rules providing d joint committee to consider the adVisa- bility of taking recess, thus breaking the session into two parts.
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Five Deaths From Plague.

Mazatlan, Mexico. January 29.-There were five deaths from the plague today. The first case of plague at the barracEE of the Eleventh battalion occurred today. Governor Canedes' conduct in remaining in the city and inspiring the leading cit izens with courage to fight the plague, wins the heartiest praise. The burning of infected houses continues.
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Jonh Drew.

John Drew will appear at the Jefferson theatre on Tuesday evening. February 3, in his new play, "The Mummy and the Running Bird" which recently ran for three months at the Empire theatre. New York. In this drama he has achieved the greatest artistic and financial success of his entire career of eleven years under Charles Frohman's management 'The Mummy and the Running Bird'' was written by Isaac Henderson. It gets it's title from the two chief characters in the play. The mummy" is a scientific noble- man. who Is so absorbed in his laboratory work that he has little time to devote to his young and beautiful wife. ''The hum ming bird' is an Italian poet and literary man, who Is villain. The first named character will be played by Mir. Drew.
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Bid Recordlnu Fee.

Frankfort, Ky, January 29.-The Cum berland Telephone and Telegraph com pany filed amended articles of incorpora i. ton in the office of the secretary of state today increasing the amount of it's cap- :tal stock from SHOOK, 900 to s2O,00o. 900. A recording fee of s10,0O0 was paid Into the state treasury by the company.
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vestigated orders thus received and found in every instance that the seats were de- sired for members of Ben Hur" clubs, formed especially to visit Birmingham in a body for this play.
 In each instance some prominent person had taken the initiative, formed party. made special arrangements with the local railroad agent for transportation and had secured sufficient number of seats for its accommodation for the first per- formance for which they could be had in one block. Tuesday evening seems to be the most desirable. The number of seats together already received indicates that the formation of Ben Hur" clubs is be- coming quite fad throughout the stato
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Lamar c. Smith Resigns.

Montgomery, January 29.-(Special)'- Lamar c. Smith circuit clerk of EimoFe county, has resigned his office, having removed to Tallahassee, where he is in more lucrative private business. The Va cancy is to be filled by Circuit Judge Denson
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could be expected, considering the nature of their injuries. The loss of human lift in the explosion caused the oversight oi the damage done to the company's prop. erty. The company's loss will be several thousand dollars, 1t being impossible to accurately estimate the amount at the present time. Several officials of the company are in the city looking after the repairing of the wreckage among whom are Captain J. M. Elliott, of Birming- ham, Chairman of Board of Directors A. Campbell, Assistant to the President and General Manager M. E. Duran.
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ly duties. and this afternoon the employees of the company attended their funerals in a body. Work will be resumed to- morrow.
 doing we'll.
 J. R. Levins Is the most seriously ;n- jured and for a time grave fears as to his recovery were entertained but it is now thought that he may pull trough with the proper care and treatment
 Clyde Price and J. w. Shepherd, both seriously injured, are resting as well as
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WINSTON, January 2e.-(Speclal.)- ~ One other has been added to the 4 list of victims of the boiler explo- sion at the plant of the Southern Car and Foundry company since yesterday. J. T. Hollis died at his home this morning.
 The big plant, which has been such scene of activity heretofore, presents a scene of desoation today. The several departments have been closed down out of respect to the men who met such an untimely end while performing their dai-
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James o'NeilI.

The admirers of Hall Caine will have great authors plays at the Jefferson theatre next Wednesday, when James O'Neill with a large and exceedingly strong company will present "The Manx- man." This production is under the man. agement of Liebler X Co.,, who have al- ready given the American public ''Ths Christian and ''The Eternal City" The entire equipment of the play is new, and the cast, in addition to MT. oNeiu, will include Joseph Kilgour. Charles Kent, Frank Connor. Annie Wood, May Buckley and twenty others
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AT THE JEFFERSON.

AT THE JEFFERSON. Friday and Saturday matinee and ight-"Mason and Llason.'
 AT THE BlJOU. George Fawcett Company. Friday-"Lady of Lyons" Saturday matinee and night-"ca- mlIe."
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"A Thoroughbred Tramp"

Next Monday at the Jefferson theatre "A Thoroughbred Tramp" will be the at traction. It Is claimed that where this play has been seen that it has given sat- isfaction.
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fswamp-Root is pleasant to take.)

(Swamp-Root is pleasant to take.)
 and most successful remedy for kidney. liver and bladder trouble.
 If you are already convinced that Swamp Root Is what you need you can purchase the regular ffty-cent and one dollar size bottles at the drug stores ev- anywhere Don't make any mistake. bue remember the name. Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmers Swamp Root, and the address Binghamton. N. r.. on every bottle. 3 a sample bottle of this wonderful rem by mail also a book telling all about ? thousands upon thousands of testimo- men who owe their good health. in fac. properties of Swamp Root. In writing to be sure to say you read this generous of- erald.
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All kinds of cuts. Age Herald En. graving Department.
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All kinds of cuts. Age-Herald En- graving Department.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-09
REAL ESTATE.
w. c. STEPHENSON & CO..
500 Kansas Avenue. Over Riqbx,s
609 Kansas Avenue. Over Rig
CITY PROPERTY.


cer water
house
pawn dwnsb i month
ON house St W and i rn-
hard oil
Hot
il
cottage. oil hnh tt
O.
electric
cent , 0asureba bargain. Sc meal once.
n
~ OF
com Gotta n
dwithb % cash; NICE 6urcent - 49,
noder conven
Money t o oar and
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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BENEDICT & co.

Eight room house. hard wood finished
throughout. city water ana clstern in
kitchen. sink. sewer connections. barn.
pantry. closets. large porch. 1 blocks of
state capitol. on paved st. Price 5000 but
want an offer
10 room house ~ blocks of capitol. , lots.
steam heat, bath bowl. closet. electric
lights and gas. sewer mantsls and
CRATES. good barn. east 'front.' elegant
shade. See US.
room house on corner. hard wood I'm
ISL, sewer. city water, cistern. barn. fine
shade. 1880 House cost alone to build it
5000; $500 cash; balance to suit pur-
chaser.
room house 2blocks of postOnioe. city
water in sink. sewer. shade. Price $500;
pays 10 per cent on investment.
room house and lots. east of shops.
wen. barn. on corner. Price 1880 Easy
payments.
room cottage on Jefferson St. pantry,
well. cellar. Price 500; rents for 500 a
month. Part cash.
50 acres seven miles from Topeka, large
double barn. chicken and smoke house. 7
room house, 50 acres in orchard, good orch
ard and vineyard.
IL lots on Fillmore St, elegant building
site, 5000.
We have cash buyers for property Of all
kinds; list your houses and farms with us
and we viii sell them for you.
BENEDICT & Co. COL Kan. Ave.
Second Floor.
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Great Bargains IN Modern Properties.


private aIeo only ernueh han cost
and Tope
wrong will
sios
a proposition
ecs
srooms. modern. ave. $50
Topeka
For onew
dbarn.
Finest
proposition at once
house or ST.. modern
at once
10 IN
Polk paded woodwork
and
Taylor rooms east
New house modern
See once
Fine modern
STRAUSS AGENCY.
entralN BankEa
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FOR SALE-1217 acres 2 1-3 miles lake
frontage; price $3.50 per acre. 2975 acres,
with lake ~ by q mile through center.
with control of lake. price SO acre. Dis
lance Il to 35a from Omaha depot in Bar
ron & Washburn counties, Wis. Call or
address Jas. Atkinson, Rice Lake, Wis.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fine home Fill
more st, electric lights, bath, furnace
and 3 lots. Address Owner, care Journal
GLAD tidings, the irrigation operations of
the government, Uncle Sans new free
farms; free, postpaid, on application Ma
tional Irrigated Homestead Co., Omaha,
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For Sale by
J. E. SHAFFER,
Bell Phone sos. 11z East 9th Str.

16S acres u miles from Topeka, SO acres
IN cultivation, so acres pasture with living
water, g acres fine meadow, 3 acres orch
ard, good new room house, large new
barn and other good buildings, good water,
would take a good modern residence in
Topeka for part. Price S. 400.
40 acres southwest from Topeka, good
land. u acres fine bearing orchard, Dal-
ance in cultivation. good 6 room house,
good water, barn and cribs. Price 1850
100 acres IA miles from Topeka, 2 miles
from a good R. r. town. 100 acres in cul-
tivation. balance in pasture and meadow,
good room house, new barn. Price $500
50 acres IA miles from Topeka 2 miles
from good 3. r. town. good land, i'm
proved, g, 400.
80 acres good land 10 miles from Topeka,
good Improvements. Price $3.50.
7 lots near Santa F'e shops, good room
house, furnace, barn, nice shade, would
rent for SO. A snap. Price $1,000.
~ lots West St, good Z room house, cell
lar, eistern, barn, fine shade $3.50.
~ lots, good 8 room house. cellar, well,
cistern, barn, fruit and shade trees, $3.50.
~ lots Lane St, nice blue grass, shade,
sewer and walks paid for Price $3.50.
L have anything you want in city prop
erty, large or small farms; also n good
list Of small tracts. If you desire to buy,
sell or exchange, call and see me or write
me.
have for sale a good boarding house
and restaurant. wei located in Topeka. d
regular boarders a. good transient trade.
Plenty Of good furniture very cheap
Price S4G0
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In pursuance to a decree rendered by the
circuit court of the United States for the
district of Kansas, First division, the
Sd day of March, A. D. 1903, in the cause
Of Donald NJ Duggan, ct al; vs.. Jonn r
Davis, ct al, the policy holders OF. The
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance company
are hereby notified that a special meeting
of said policy holders is hereby called TO
uated on the southwest corner Of Seventh
and Jackson streets, in the city Of Topeka,
Kansas, on the first day of June, A. d.
1903. at o'clock p. m. or at such other
place. in said city TO which said meeting
may be adjourned for the purpose of de-
termining whether said company shall be
reOrganized or its bushes re-lnSured In
some responsible life insurance company.
or whether it shall go into LIQUIDATION and
the assets of said company distributed pro
rata among the policy holders thereof &C
cording to their respective interests. The
said meeting may be adjourned from day
to day and time to time until its business
shall be completed.
from solvent life insurance companies, au-
thorized TO do business in the state OF
Kansas, for a Reinsurance of the polio.
holders AS soon as these have been re-
looking to the reorganization and the IN
terestS Of the policy holders or the com
pany, will be sent to each OF the policy
holders by the trustees, together with a
condition of The Kansas Mutual Life IN
surauce company. in ample time for con-
sideratiou by the policy holders before the
meeting called by this notice
trustees, in pursuance Of said decree and
order ofssaid court. have hereunto set their
hands this 9th day Of April 1875.
CYRUS LELAND, JR..
GEORGE E. COLE.
WILLIAM ". HOOPER,
Trustees
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J. +. WESTERFIELD,
SO Kansas Avenue.


As acres. greater part bottom, 3 room
house. stable well, some timber, near N.
Topeka, Sl,700.
Z acres good new room house and
barn. cemented cellar, well and cistern,
fruit trees. acre grapes. mile from To-
peka. $1,000
room house on Quincy. near 18th ST., IL
lots, city water, nice shade, good condition,
sll50-
Good 5 room house near 18th and Jefer-
son 81. $50.
% acres miles from city. $3.50
4 room house. Madison. st, close in, city
water. cellar. good barn, S1,100
Good room house on Jackson ST., ~
lots, cellar. WELL cistern, barn, 81, 100.
z room house on Fillmore St, eistern,
well, lots; one-third cash, $3.50
2 new modern houses. close in
~ lots on Tyler st., for sale at a bar
gain.
Houses for sale on monthly payments
Loans On real estate, insurance. houses
to rent
J. F. WESTERFIELD,
SO Kansas Ave.
Ben Tel. 2s2. Ind 100
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ELIAS WHITE,
REAL ESTATE.

City property and small tracts, some
good places just outside for chickens and
pigs.
II acres. room house. other improve
ments. s., 500
~ acres, S room house, west, $3.50.
1 acre, 4 room house, other buildings, ST.
co.,
acre, room house, $500.
10 acres bottom, house and stable. ST.
100
. acres, good buildings. west side.
100 acres near Pauline, S35 per acre.
6 room house, 6 lots, Oakland. 1890.
Other good properties in Oakland, cheap.
rooms / lot, Harrison St, bargain $1.5Jt.
5 rooms, 4 lots Harrison St. 81 100.
2 houses, 8 lots. terms on part. 800
room house. 2 lots. terms, $50.
5 room cottage, near pavement, 81 200.
rooms, s lots, Buchanan, $1,000.
Many others not mentioned in this ad.
Call and see me at 10 w Fifth St
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FOR SALE-Lot and store room Kansas
ave-, $500 cash. balance mohthly.
room house. fine location, 1923 Taylor
St. $3.50 cash; balance monthly.
Kansas ave. lot and bldg. North Topeka
near depot, 500 cash; balance monthly
2 fine lots Western ave, $50 cash; bal
ance $467 per month.
fine lots Clay St. near 18th, 500 cash:
balance $50 per month.
east front lot Clay, between sth and
9Th, $50 cash: balance IS monthly.
Suburban land W. 10th ave- close in:
tracts and terms to suit
VIII buy. sell or loan money on Topeka
property and bank stocks.
F. J. BROWN. Columbian Bldg.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE-In the district
court in and for Shawnee county, state
of Kansas. David S Geer, plaintiff, VS..
Harriet r. Browne and FTanN Lyman
Browne, defendants The above named de-
PENDANTS. Harriet r. Browne and Frank
Lyman Browne. VIII take notice that on
the list day of February. 1903. you were
sued by the said plaintiff in the district
court of Shawnee county, Kansas, and
that you must answer. plead or demur TO
the petition filed by said plaintiff In said
action on or before the 18th day of June,
1903, or said petition viii be taken as true
and judgment will be rendered IN said &C
ton against you to partition certain
tract of land situated in Shawnee county.
Kansas. described as the east half of the
northwest quarter of section twenty, town
ship twelve. range sixteen or, that in case
partition Of said land can not be made
without manifest injury ther that said
land be appraised and sold according 70
law and decreeing 10 said plaintiff his
portion Of said land or his share Of he
proceeds arising therefrom, as the case
may be- FRED c. SLATER.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
Attest: BY I. S. CURTIS.
Clerk Of the District Court.
BY FORA B. WEST. Deputy
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REAL ESTATE -ROgDEBUSH.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
IL room house west side, hot water heat,
all modern. barn. $500
10 room house. close in, lots, fine 10
cation for roOming and boarding, easy
9 room house. east front. bath. lots,
reception hall. hard pine finish, a well
built house, $500.
IL room modern house. blocks from
ave, east side. $500.
room house. West side, 2 lots 800 or
$500 down and balance in payments, 81, 100.
9l3 Morris ave, rooms, lots barn, e.
500.
g room modern house. except heat, close
in 81 800.
s room house, near shops 81 900, or VIII
trade for land or larger property.
5 room cottage on car line, near College,
sl.575
Good building lots. sewer. and sidewalk
paid for, close in, 800 to 500,
room house. fair location, lots $3.50
room house. ~ lots, bath, city and
cistcrn water. on Morris ave. 81 $50.
6 room cottage on Clay st.. 81 500.
40 acres close to city and electric car
line good new buildings. good shade and
water. nice suburban home, the land is
good. So 200.
Houses for rent insurance written. safe
ty boxes for rent
Vacant lots for sale in all parts Of the
city. EMETT Z. ROUDEBUSH,
107 West Sixth ave, Topeka, Ken.
Both phones 267.
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FOR SALE BY
THOMAS G. SHILLINGLAW.

oors.4 is near
near carlfn and
acres near
front o on d.
vacan OTIS On
business properties paying Y Must be
G.
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HIaH-pREp STALLION.

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JACKDAW, the most successful sire in
the Missouri valley and The Shamrock,
the handsomest and best bred stallion in
Kansas, are at 326 Jackson st. r. /. Lea
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JEwELER AND oPTICIAN.

=
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 Z. P. R. r.
IA Kansas ave.
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cARPENTERs ANp RuupERs.


M w NULL Carpenter and Builder
Shop 1121k West Eighth ST. Phone 1853
Job work promptly done Topeka Kan
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EASTERN KANSAS RANCHES

112O acres. 800 acres in cultivation. 60
acres in alfalfa. 40 acres in timothy, 10
room residence. modern, with bath, closet,
steam heat and gas, 3 large barns, with
perfect system of water works. ice house,
etc, everything in splendid condition. To-
Gated so miles south of Topeka. Price $50
per acre No incumbrance. VIII exchange
for Topeka residence to the value of 5000.
If purchaser desires will loan one-third Of
purchase price on most favorable terms.
Address
S. B. ROHRER.
Second Floor Central National Bank Bldg.
Topeka, Kan.
FOR SALE
Near the shops. . lots, cottage. 4 large
rooms and kitchen, gas. cistern, well, city
water. sewer connection, good barn, nice
home, very cheap, for quick sale.
J. E TORRINGTON, 100 w Sixth st.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Handsome 9 room
modern residence 131 Clay st. l.. Van
Hook. 16 Columbian bldg.
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Union Pacific.
WESTBOUND-

Missouri Pacific
Arrive. Leave.
ropeka-Ft. Scott Accom-
mediation no. $50 500 pm 1i0e am
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ZOE sALE-REAL EsTATE.
ZOE sALR-RRAL HsrATR.
627 Kansas Avenue.

pera w
y house home
room stone mouse ana lot between sfh and 10th streets on Kansas ave.
s
St. n SITS
Sc y" t h 1oo sf sg rooms owner says SELL Make
house Maids news
houses Gland bar
Ter st.
y lots S eottags
Mort Topeka
ST., ac
miles room barn.or
st Topeka "a
room rofIo
io room hoe esst P E. E s.
lots modern hous
2los and n 60gss
I'm etc
1nodern ros e 800 lovely horne s4so
price offer
goodb
Glands
95 miles Of Willard Rock Island
~ - D9s Nv PEI
PROPERTIES NOT MEN
SEE Us
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOW is the time to buy Betty's ON Stock
when you can get in on the ground floor.
See Philips & Clancy, Columbian bldg.
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CLEANING AND DYEING.
sPORTING GoODS.


ROEDIGER & SON, $50 Kansas ave. by
ing. cleaning and repairing of clothes.
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STORAGE


STORAGEzOffice stoves wanted for sea-
son; we pack ship, store goods insurance
on everything Miller, AZ Kansas ave.
Phones $685.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. packs, ships and stores household
goods Tel 1856. Clarence Skinner, IL l..
9Th st.
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MONEY.

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MONEY TO LOAN on live stock, pianos
organs, typewriters, household goods a1lc
personal security L Biscoes 5z3 Kan. Ave
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LEGAL.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

(First published in the Topeka Stace Jour
nay May 2, 1907
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SEE the pretty patterns in wan paper at
0. McGee's. Go Bates block
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HALF million acres Kansas. wheat and
alfalfa lands 10. %. 40 thousand acre
tracts, snap for syndicates. also Il and y
sections for small investors. low prices;
easy payments. Franklin w. Brooke, &C.
dar Rapids. Ia.
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PAYINa
RUG FACTORY.


WANTED-You to let US make your old
carpets into rugs Call phones al or
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FINANCIAL AeENTs.

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9Th St, real estate, bonds ana stocks
bought and sold; loans negotiated; notes
discounted
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PRYsICrANs AVID SURGEONS
FREE D1sPENsARx.

"-@-~-@-7-~-~S~>0-'-7-0-~
TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARYs south
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS. from /
20 ? D. m, except Sundays. Conducted by
regular practlcing physicians for the
benefit OF persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tients are assured OF careful and consld-
crate treatment. Medicine furnished ia
most cases
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J. c. ELLIOTT, rs Kansas ave, general
sporting goods, guns, ammunition. base
ball supplies, fishing tackle, refrigerator
baskets, Sprats dog food and medicines,
phone go.