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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-12-18
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TIME CARD.
Below is the time Of arrival ora A.
paeCt're or passenger trains at Mont
pelier.
ARRIVE NM. ,,u
west bound NO. 50 p. IN 200 D. m.
west bound No. II APO a. m 4:25 a. M
East bound No, ,. 3:5op. nj. s55 m.
East bound No. 6. 7:l5a m 1ooa
M. e. KING, Agent.
Montpelier, Idaho.
H. ourley' D. S. Spencer,
Ct. r. & T. A. A. a. D xT
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-12-18
Local News


Perfumes for finest odors 90 TO
Lymans Al
We have full new stock of groceries
and our prices are the lowest. IT 80
A new station has been located at
nixon by the q. S. L. company
All kinds of syrup. Our price is
light. II. 80
Born-To Nr. and Mrs. John Perkins,
Jr., last Tuesday. a fine girl j
DO not fail to the elegant new
line Of ladies skirts just arrived at II,
b. Whitman.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Holmes are the
parents Of a fine new boy, born last
Tuesday. -
Repairing and cleaning done while
you wait. First class work, Schmid
the tailor.
NJ. f Whitman has been appointed
I a trustee in the bankrupt proceedings
of Chas. lioff,
Look at my new winter samples. The
finest IN the country. Chas Schmid,
ne tailor y
Mrs. O. F, Vogel took No. yesterday
for Rawlins where Mr.. Vogel is now
working.
Talk about a good cigar-we have
them. Try the Faust, three for a
quarter IT 80
Leland Ready and John Mikan and
wife, left on the train Thursday morn
ing for visit to their old homes in the
east.
For Sa1e-I wish to sell my place in
north part of town. acres, house and
barn Apply to Ben Summers. 1888
The BODY of the little Smith child,
T. who died last Friday, was embalmed
and taken to Denver for burial, Mon
day.
We want vacant lots suitable for
dwelling houses. What nave you gotf
Bear Lake Realty Co.
The Masons will hold their st. Johns
dance on December 31st at the opera
house The invitations were sent out
this week.
We have some choice residences for
sale cheap Call and we will show you
the, property. Bear Lake Realty 90.
Joe Fuller, manager
Your suits will cost few cents more
at Scbmid's tailor shop but they are
worth more than any suits ordered from
an agent, Fit and work guaranteed.
Snap Shots. Now taken at the Mont
waller Photo Studio. Now is your
chance to get '.snap shot" pictures a
class of work we seldom do. Cloudy
weather makes no difference. Come a
Running You can also get any other
stvle of pictures you wish. am pre-
narad to do all the finest and latest
finishes. Call and inspect our WORK
Ienks Prop. IA
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-12-18
Before
Going
Shopping

Put our name on your list for
XMAS PERFUMES, TOILET
SETS, ATOMIZERS, COLLAR
& CUFF BOXES, CIGAR CASES.
XMAS CARDS, CUT GLASS.
MEDALLIONS.
By the way Stag Horn is
pretty; we have them in Toilet Sets.
Manicurs, Military Brushes, etc,
Will help you Select.
LYMAN DRUdC
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-12-18

ohOSA wear ZOE eV0TyOCuy Nv OOtuSn
Rule Store. III LIS Ell 80
Dress Goods i'll the latest weaves and [
colors at The Golden Rule Store. "a I
Sheep for sale-l have 1876 head Cots |
void sheep. fine animals, to sell, APP
ply to George Allemann, Berne, |
Idaho. 3S-42.
We are now showing an elegant line |
Of holiday goods. Call and see them. |
Hansen s. Hughes AZ
See our new display of holiday goods
before buying your xmas presents We
make a specially of good goods at
lowest prices. Hansen y Hughes. AZ
~
4 fellow named Frazer, suffering from
the effects of u bad drunk, was taken
off the train here few mornings ago
in crazed condition. After getting
Sstraightened he went on his way east. J
1.-The regular price of the Salt Lake
Semi Weekly Tribune is $1.50 per year,
but by subscribing now you can get il
until May Il, 1905, for the price of one
year. BY taking immediate advantage
of this offer the paper will cost you but
2 cents per week, or l cent copy.
Cheap enough, isn't it2
The Woodmen had great time last
MONDAY night, when large class were
Initiated into the order. After the GER
Yemonies splendid banquet was had at
the Burgoyne hotel, to which 43 chop
! pers did ample justice.
Toysl Toysll Thousands of 'em for
little, big, old and young We give
more in this line for the money than
anybody III town, Call and see the
stock. Hansen q Hughes. AZ
4 A few nights ago some lawless indi-
v1dual shot out the colored lights of the
scmaphoro in front of the Short Line
station at this place. Several special
agents. have been here for the past few
days. but have thus far been unable to
\ find the guilty one. -Chieftain. S
A glass or two of wa er taken half an
hour before breakfast will keep the
bowels regular. Harsh cathartics should
be avoided. When purgative is need
! ed take Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are mild and gentle
in their action For sale by F. A.
Lyman.
The masquerade to be given by the
firemen of this city. will be the most
largely attended of any eyer held by
that organization. The boys are work
ing hard 10 make the affair glorious
success. 1t takes place next Thursday
evening at the Oakley Hess hall.
Or. N. Newman, the European eye
specialist of Pocatello, Idaho, will he IN
Montpelier at the Hotel Burgoyne.
December 18th and 10th. Those with
imperfect vision should not miss this
opportunity. The doctor also fits glasses
for headaches and nervousness, old age
and weak eyes. Examination free.
WANTED-Falthful person to call on
J retail trade and agents for manufactur-
ing house having well established busi-
ness; local territory; straight salary $40
paid weekly and expense money adj
: vanced; previous experience unneces-
sary; position permanent; business sue
cessful Enclose self addressed envelope.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-19

work on his report and won't see any
one
Just tel him that I want to see him.
please
II can't take in any card. sir. The
secretary gave orders he would see no
one not even one Of the members Of
the cabinet. This bit of information did
not faze the congressman. He drew
himself up stiff1y. and his face, always
serious, became as solemn as If he were
in the midst OF a funeral ceremony
You may tell the secretary of war. -
he finally said, in his most confident
tone. that Mr.. Sulzer. the ranking
member OF the minority of the house
committee on military affairs Of the
United states congress, will see him for
a few minutes"
The messenger did not dare to brave
the storm. and although he had been
sending back senators, representativ
and others all day long delivered the
message. A moment later he emerged
with a broad grin
With a sweeping saiaam to Mr.. Sui
ger he announced. walk right in. sir.
The secretary says he'll see you
Washington Post.
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YOUTsEY's WILD TALK.
A Few Plain Truths Concerning the
Kentucky Situation.

So many statements have been made
concerning the murder Of Governor Goe-
bel. of Kentucky. that the last one BY
Youtsey is not of the first importance
1outsey IS serving life sentence for
completely IN the murder. and MS sud
den confession" may not be from dis
interested motives. All such statements
must be accepted with reserve. and
there IS absolutely no eorrObOrati0n Of
the tale he tells. That GOebel was shot
from the window of the secretary Of
states Office in Frankfort is established
by testimony which must be accepted
in view of the lack of evidence to the
contrary, but there has been very little
direct evidence as to who was actually
guilty of firing the shot That Youtsey
should claim the crime for another in
which himself was only partially al &C
tor is natural enough, since ne may
hope to gain freedom for making such
statement.
For three years the Democratic ad-
ministration IN Kentucky has been anx-
iOus 10 TX on Mr.. Taylor. the duly
elected governor of the commonwealth,
responsibility for GOebel's murder. It's
desire is natural since it is the only
possible Justihca ton it can offer for rob-
bling Taylor Of his seat. All efforts to
get Taylor into the jurisdiction of Ken
lucky have failed. Two governors Of
Indiana have refused acquisitions. be
cause they knew that he could not re-
ceive fair trial. and to deliver him I'D
evidence whatever that Taylor had any
part in the assassina ton, except the
present statement Of Youtsey, and it
can well be imagined that he made it
on the promise of a pardon, SO that the
{ Democratic officials could get some basis
7 for another demand for Taylor
/ Kentucky politics has furnished a
good deal of excitement in recent years
and not al of it has been creditable.
/ The mountaineers are descendants OF
{ the original Scotch and English settlers
who followed Daniel Boone into the
/ Dark and Bloody Ground They are
men OF splendid physical appearance.
! hospitabIe to all but quick in anger and
[ too ready to pull the trigger in quar-
rel Physical courage is a virtue which
! has been developed so greatly that the
Z moral variety is too little esteemed.
/ There are more accounts Of family feu is
( than of scientific discoveries euanatng
/ from Kentucky. and there is also a good
deal of plain lying done there. In fact
there has been so much lying about the
! GobeI business that Youtsey's state
ment Is not convincing.
The uudisputed facts are that Taylor
( was deprived Of the Office to which he
was elected, and to this crime it IS in
( tended to add that of judicial murder
So long as man occupies the cover
nor's chair who is without a vestige OF
right to it. there need be no expectation
/ on the part OF Kentucky Of getting the
! rightful governor in her hands for the
! purpose Of killing him
That IS all there is of it.-PhiladelDnia
Tuuuirer.
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MR.. SUFFERS DIGNITY.
He Rose to the Occasion and over
whelmed the Messenger.

Almost everybody in washington
knows that Representative Suizer Of
Rev York prides himself on his great
resemblance to the great DaciHcator.
Henry Clay but few know Of an Incl
dent that took place recently that
threatened to give Mr. suIzer the tire
OK Great Belligerenr- Secretary Root
was working on a report. and finally
found it necessary to deny himself 70
all callers. great and small Just after
this policy was adopted the towering
impressive figure az the Tamruauv
statesman doomed on the horizon and
stopped at the secretary's door
said AR Sulzer 20 the messenger who
was stationed at the doorway to ward on
all Corners
u am sorry. sir" replied the mes
1enaer. but the secretary is hard at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-19
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

IF your daughter trusts me, sir. Why
cant you2"
she doesn't care how much a thing
costs, and I do."-Life-
Teacher notice that you are never
able to answer any Of the questions
How is this, little boy2
Willie DulIboy-WeH. if knew dad
wouldn't 90 TO the trouble Of sending
me here-Detroit Free Press
Nay" auoth the first squire. who
had come up to the great city to see the
sights I wet not Of these light-frgered
gentry 'gainst whom you warn me
Best be wary" qUoth the second
squire. for vel I wot that they be
everywhere and most daring withal."
soon Dick the Dip and Luke the Lift
er met on the outskirts Of the crowd.
~Got'st thou aught OF those two looms
'gainst whom thou squeezed2" asked
Luke the Litter
@Ay. marry. that did L was the an
swer. See. here is a diamond OF the
second VOTER. Judge
City Ticket once. Union Pacific
Railroad. SIS Kansas avenue.
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ARIZONA KICKLETs.

1t took Just four minutes the other
day to give County Coroner James q
hrst-elass licking for calling Us a liar.
and we think the public viii find him
a changed and humble official
A Chicago paper announces that We
hold thirteen different offices and are
looking Tor more. The item is incOr-
rect We hold six offices and are look
ing for seven more to make up the
thirteen. We shall be satisfied with
that number for year or two.
A man named Saunders from Illinois
is going to start q weekly paper called
Tire Eagle. at Lone Jack If Mr. Saun-
ders can shoot twO-handed and has got
teeth like grizzly bear he may succeed
but II not his Eagle viii lose its tail
feathers within a month.
The report that we were wearing a
four-in-hand necktie and two watch
Williams down from the mountains last
week to have a pop at US. He found
the rumor to be false and didn't shoot
The expense Of making the postoffice
in this town bullet-prOof has all been
borne by US. and not by the Govern
ment- Uncle sam simply puts rs in
charge and expects Us to take care Of
ourself- The cost was s65, but We don's
be grudge II.
AS president of the common council
we keep a gun on our desk during each
session. but it is more for ornament
than use. Since Alderman Finnegan re-
signed there has been no disturbance
we could not quiet with a yell
1t is possible that we may resume
publication OF weather reports later on
but we don't care to tackle them in
midWinter. when there are from seven
to fourteen different sorts of weather
every twenty-fOur hours We are fairly
good on thunder storms, but not worth
a cent on Billiards
Mr.. Thomas Jackson. who posed as
a Terror from Terrorsville. left town
suddenly last Tuesday night and will
probably not return. If this meets his
eye he viii be delighted to know that
he was just fifteen minutes ahead Of
the vigilance committee
We do not credit the report floating
around that old Jim HewsOn has been
devoured BY a grizzly bear in the foot
hills He has been missing for two
weeks but he is probably under forty
feet Of snow in some canyon and viii
turn UP al right in the spring When
there is no more whisky left old Jim
may die, but not until.
We do not ike to criticise any &C
ton OF our esteemed contemporary.
feeling rather to pity than condemn
him. but we wish he would be eonsis-
tent & hr1rr1f1cr inst nov .
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
For Sale By 7. ]. NICHOLS. 500
Kansas Ave-, Topeka Kansas.

400 acres of the best improved land that
I know of in Shawnee county. fruit tame
grass. timber and plenty good water. only
- mile from railroad sIockyards- 10 miles
from Topeka Il is much better than sev-
eral farms which have just been sold for
SO per acre Price on 1t is only Sl6 800.
$40 acres y miles from Topeka. wen i'm
proved plenty water and timber. IS acres
1f orchard for $3.50.
200 acres 31z miles from Topeka, for IS
1t9. and It is fine stock and dairy farm.
with plenty water and timber
50 acres miles out. fair improvements
for 81 $50. Also several good bargains IN
small tracts and city property
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war with China. and the reason there
of is because the local Chinese laun-
dries refuse to wash his shirts and
trust him for the pay.
we understand that Colonel Ran
SONS cowboys hung stranger one
day last week for horse stealing, and
two hours after he was dead they dis
covered that he was an innocent man.
such mistakes are inseparable from
strenuous life, and should not be made
too mucn Of
1t is our regular day for lying about
the circulation OF The Kicker and we
therefore proceed to announce that
the figures have reached 100000 and
are humping along like jackass rab-
bit pursued by pack Of wolves II
this thing keeps up for another year
we shall have to buy another hand-
press and hire another boy.
we understand that some Of the boys
around town think we put on too many
airs as Mayor. and that they feel hurt
because we don't get down to their level
We have got certain dignity 70 mann
tain and are bound to maintain H. Dut
when we have refused to stand up TO
bar with any Of our constituents It VIII
be time for them TO complain
We db not anticipate a spring boom
for real estate in the Gulch. nor shall
we attempt to force one. The town IS
growing at the rate of one saloon per
week. with fair prices for corner lots,
and a boom would only uHSeTtle the
market Slow and sure is a good motto,
except when you have need to draw a
gun
The editor of The Kicker travels oc-
casionally- and all reports floating
around TO the effect that he blows out
the gas in his room at hotels. or IS ever
ready TO buy gold bricks at a bargain,
are simply canards emanating from
jealous minded contemporaries.
We understand that a complaint
against US signed by fifty different citi-
zens was forwarded to the postmaster
general last week The paper recited
the fact that we played poker. and petit
toned for our removal as postmaster.
tt was time thrown away and postage
wasted We do not deny the allegation,
but we happen to have P. @. who
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70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Be it
known that my application is now on file
in the office OF the probate court Of shaw
nee county Kan. asking for q permit to
sell Intoxicating liquors according to law.
at No. 226 Kansas avenue in the Sec
ond ward Of the city Of Topeka. ShaWHse
COUNTY state Of Kansas. Hearing is set
for the 18th day Of Marsh. 1903. at 8 a. m.
CHARLES ". KOHL
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ATrCTTCN-Corner 5th and Quincy sts-.
Saturday. February 2, commencing at
II O'Clock will sell cows horses. buggies,
fne Kfubal1 organ. furniture. stoves, ag-
rscllIfl1ral implements and other articles.
J. II ASHBACGH, Auctioueer.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
~-~~~--~---~-~-~---------
AM A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELEC.
ton 10 the office OF city treasurer. sun
Ject to the Republican primary election
N NJ HALE
ARTHUR J. NcCABE IS A CANDI-
date for judge of the court of Topeka.
subject to the Republican primary.
AN A CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE OF
the court Of Topeka. subject to the decis
ion OF the Republican primary.
FRED c SLATER.
ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A CANDI-
date for the nomination Of city clerk,
subject 70 the Republican primaries
E Z. LAIR
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FREE MESSENGER FOR WANTS
PULL an A. D r call box OF call by
either telephone No. 81 and have your
Want Ads brought to the State Journal Of
nee by free messenger. No charge TO you
for messenger service Cost OF classified
ads cents per tire of 6 words 70 the
line and every fraction thereof
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WANTED-sITUATIoNs

- - - = 49, -
WANTED-Place on farm by man and
wife by March Is. Address T. H. H.
3o5 adams St
WHEN you want 10 nIre = raan or bov.
call UP z. NJ c. A.. telephone 311 We
have list OF men anu confidential ref
erepces concerning them. = ID 9. Il
THE TOPEKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co, in our new location. 406 49s and AG
T. SIN St. where we will have over three
times our former storage capacity Store
your goods with Us and We VIII give care
tul attention 10 all details in receiving,
packing ard shipping.
+. z. BACON. President.
H GAYHART. Superintendent
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We do not Ike to criticise any &C
ton Of our esteemed contemporary,
feeling rather to pity than condemn
him. but we wish he would be consis-
tent He is bowling just now for a
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oClAs ana II s horses 10 fdDDlES TldE ne
will raise our salary instead Of giving
us the bounce.
Mr.. Williams, the hustling proprietor
of the Green Front Drug store, has had
the misfortune to kill another China
man by giving him arsenic IN place Of
salts. This is the third case within d
year, we believe, and the druggist has
the sympathy Of the public. we all an
derstand that no one can hustle in this
country without leaving dead man
here and there on the trail.
The position of city marshal is va
cant again through the resignation of
Jim Adams. Jim decided after being
wounded five times that there was too
much shooting for the salary of So per
week. Applicants for the place viii file
their name at the mayors Office. No
crOss-eyed men taken. and all applicants
Will be required to pull a gun and open
fire inside of four seconds. Copyright,
1903, by C. 3. Lewis.)
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Missouri Pacific.
arrive. Leave.
Topeka-Fk- Scott Accom-
No as ...s...-.....-....- 500 DEn To- an
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SALE OF HIGH-BRED HORSES.

-~~-~---~~0~-~-----~---
R I LEE viii sell at auction Thursday,
March ;. commencing at 10 clock at
Topeka fair grounds. under cover, on is
months credit his entire breeding stud OF
standard bred horses, all registered 81
head is stations, mostly out Of Great
Brood Mares and producing dams, bred
like Maxine 90 z.0S3s. Jackdaw viii be the
first Offering. Send for catalogue to R.
L Lee Wauama ker, Kan.
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war with China, and the reason there
Of is because the local Chinese laun-
dries refuse to wash his shirts and
trust him for the pay.
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knows an aee-fun from three jacks him
self. and It's horses TO rabbits that he
will raise our salary instead Of giving
us the bounce.
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City Ticket ONCE. Union Pacific
Railroad. 525 Kansas avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Monday. a Santa F'e railroad ac-
connrnodation ticket IF found return to
ST To2eEa ave
L0sT-A white poodle dog. Please return
TO 1875 Topeka ave and receive reward
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FREE pIsPENsARY
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL
WORRAI, rs Polk. piano lessons pupils
home, gle Church & lodge playing free
PIANO TUNING.
YOUR piano tuned, voiced and repaired,
reasonable prices. Here to stay H w.
Mcdaniel. "a Kansas ave.
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Mr.. Thomas Jackson. who posed as
a Terror from Terrorsville left town
suddenly last Tuesday night and viii
probably not return. If this meets his
eye he viii be delighted to know that
he was just fifteen minutes ahead of
the vigilance committee.
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PIANO TUNTNG.


OR SAL.E-By NJ Heery, 325 Monroe st-s
houses and lots on time payments
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FARM FOR SALE.

EAELlL % o-aLlE-
One Of the hest farms IN Sha wne- coun-
ty seven miles from Topeka, well ir1
proved excellent neighborheod. price very
reasonable terms to suit possession March
l. If sold at once. s B. Rohrer second
floor Central National Bank bldg
FOR SAI1E-House Of seven rooms and
hall. bath. pantry, etc furnace. gas, etc,
modern in every way lots paved St.
west side. in old city. always rents we'll
Nonresident owner says sen at once
Price reduced Wood Dickinson. 5S4
FOR SALES room modern house. con-
veniently planned. west side. on pave
nent- Strauss Agency, Central National
Bank bldg
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JEWELERS.

C-@-c---------1-7----,1'- Z
can Complete stock Of watches. dia-
nonds. euyerWare. etc Eyes examined
and eDectacl5s properly fitted
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FRENCH AND GERMAN.


MISS ELEANOR DYER WHEELER.
teacher of French and German; pupil
diplouee OF Prof Chaz. A1archand. Paris.
Studio hours 1O-12s "a Szz Kansas ave
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SEALS AND STENCILS
WATCHMAKER.


" ATCHES cleaned. 75c: clocks. SOC; main-
springs. 75c; cr1 stalls, 10c- Cash paid for
old gold or. silver All work guaranteeo
Old lewelry exchanged for new. II nard
up zee Uncle sam. 512 kausas ave
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE=Earm near town Inquire AS
Topeka ave Both phones is
FOR SALE-No s42 and s421s. s40oe, No
5I5 Sc GOO: No. 524 with 10 vear lease. s.
500. All on North Kansas ave. No pa S
Quincy 81 200; 1-3 cash balance at 6 per
cent contract. f. EENSkY,
san Pedro. Cal