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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-01-08
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Z. A. Mench and wife visited rela-
tives at Miiiiinburg last week.
Ira G. Schoch Of Selinsgrove was at
the County Seat Saturday afternoon.
John c. Ramer of Swineford, spent
a portion of the holiday period at Mil
lersburg.
Mrs. f. s. Reigle and Mrs. Anna
visited friends at Kreamer
Mrs. Steese of Mifllinhurg, paid a
visit to Hon. G. Alfred Schoch and
wife last week.
Miss Eva Seebold of Sunbury, has
been visiting relative, in this place
over the holidays.
Sheriff Row has moved to the house
recently vacated by n. Z. Hare, at the
East end of town.
The members of Rev. Diehl's Congre-
CATION rendered them surprise and a
Christmas donation.
Murray Bowersox and sister, Luella
are visiting John ]. Miller and Charles
Stauffer and families.
ID. X. Haas and family of Shamokin
spent the holidays with merchant John
w. Runkle and family.
II. B. McWilliams and family of Me-
Veytown, spent the holidays with
James NanZandt and wife.
Herbert Stewart and wife of Shamo-
kin have been visiting her parents,
Sheriff Geo. w. Row and wife.
Miss Pearl Haldeman of Thompson
town paid visit to her brother, j. f..
Haldeman, at the Central Hotel,
e. NJ. Greene and family of Lewis.
town, paid holiday visit to her father
w. w. Wittenmyer and family.
Mrs. Philip Roush of Freeburg spent
u week with her daughter, Mrs. +. s.
Reigle and her sou, Charles Roush-
Fannie Il. Bowersox, Of Shamokiu
spent her Chrltmas vacation with hel
father and other relatives in this place
VIM. G. Snyder has been drawn as a
Juror for the United States Supreme
Court to be held in Williamsport mex,
week.
Druggist w. H. Spangler was called
to Blanchard, Center County owing tC
the illnees of his father. He is now r.
ported improving.
Postmaster Chas N. Brosius of Mt
Pleasant Mills was at the County Seat
Saturday afternoon and took the trair
east in the evening.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Gaugler of Selins-
grove has been visiting her father
Aaron Renninger and her sister, Mrs
TIL os. II. HOsterman.
l.. G. Bowersox and family spent
their holiday vacation In town aud
dropped a dollar in the slot at our Office
during the Editors absence.
VIM. Brubaker and family of Sun
bury and Mrs. Henry Charles of Port
Treverton spent a portion of the holi-
day week with the latter's son, Edwin
Charles.
William Kreeger Of Kalamazoo,
Michigan, is visiting his relatives at
this place, Millersburg and Selinsgrove.
He Is son of Azariah Kreeger Of
Swineford.
w. II. Swartz, tax collector of Chap
man township called, at this office on
the last day of the year and paid his
and reports everything
going along smootly in that section.
1t is reported that Rev, Sydney E.
Bateman, formerly of Selinsgrove,
who recently resigned his charge, is
now pursuing course of Medical lee
lures at the Medico Chirurgical College
in Philadelphia.
A. r. Gilbert, Misses Lulu and
Miriam Smith enjoyed Christmas din
ner at N. c. Gutelius'; Foster Reigle,
wife and her mother, Mrs. Mary Wag-
ner at Perry Rows; DR.. ]. w. Orwig
and wife and the Editor and family at
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Fonal Bank Notice.

ieeting of the stockhol-
rst National Bank, Of
n the ensuing year will
banking house the third
nary, being January 20.
ne hours of 10 "A. NJ.
. THOMPSON, Cashier.
p, Dec. 10. 1902.
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prs of the Lutheran churcl,
e Lords Supper Sunds1
tics were out in fu | for i
Is day. They seemed q
lives on a large scale.
kmig and wife Of Lewis
he holidays with JOSEPH
h family in Swinefori.
'reck occurred ut Kreanj
day whereby two freigH
hailed, but no other dalt
kasurer, Bonneville Smit /
le walk Monday .eveniii
sprained his ankle, n.a ,ln
bruised his body. haif
Sninger of New BE
bpy Monday for his Sd susn
bcrty, after which he |,
braslka.
hid to have sale, 80
sale register. The 81
out large bills, gives pa
, and prompt servicS |
Sl., rs were sworn in pm
| Coanty Auditors 40
ining tie &c. Vlln
AID the Treasurer.
kechman of Flat Rcck,
.al days in town and re-
! printer with a nice re-
| e regret we were not here
(lliam.
er of Mt. Pleasant Mills
bunty seat Monday and
this office, Mr.. Stiever
ccessful farmer, but he
lit the business.
lsurer ID. N. App was at
Seat Monday to assume
The County is ~ be
on securing sud- an
p. ~
}. 5oie,San Ais n.wsuaT,
ass s1
nth ! hing ihAln
n towAs 70 each patron
de Of Market square OPP
Hotel. Satisfaction guar
tt.
of this place, who has
operator at Lewistown
been promoted to the
Of the operators in the
er's office in Sunbury.
promotion as his salary
m $50 to $75 and the
from IL to s. The P0sT
gratulations.
eceipt Of q letter from
rrs
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DRESS CUTTING ACADEMY.

= =
STANDARD square inch tailor sys-
tenn; trial lesson free Miss T. NJ. Brown.
Thompson block, 6l9 Quincy st.
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pockets with gold. so as to excite the
eupidity of your men-beasts.
Chamus replied, coldly. i would not
advise you to do this, for a too large
sum might induce them to practice
their skill more frequently on peaceable,
honest citizens, who are not yet willing
to quit the game of life. The best
thing you can do is to pay them the
amount you think your life is worth,
neither more nor less. In that way,
you viii not wrong your expectant
heirs
At hearing these almost brutally
frank words. his lordship bit his lower
lip and d deadly pallor oVerspread his
determined looking face, but he soon
regained his usual cOmpOsure.
With a queer little smile he seized
Chamus hand, shook it vigorously, and
said. II thank you very much If all
men We're like you, I would not abhor
life as much as I do I VIII strictly fol-
low your advice. and leave in my pock-
cts nothing but the sum representing
the value of my life. Good BY"
The rest of the evening passed pleas
autly. but the conversation between
Chamus and the Englishman remained
the topic Of discussion until the minute
Of separation.
had almost forgotten the thing.
when. some hours later L opened the
morning journal, and read this extra
ordinary item:
This morning at dawn. between the
SLall0lS OF tTEGUElle ana hau8IdLQ5 the
police patrol found the dead body of
man next to the line of Notifications
The terrible lassO. which had strangled
him. and the use of which the MalakOfI
Apaches have learned from their Amer
can friends. was still encircling his
neck. The dead man was elegantly
dressed. There was no trouble in identi-
flying him, for in his shoes was found a
note, signed Lord Evendal. and couch
ed in the following strange words:
putting into this world. God
played me shabby trick. The Occa-
sion has a last offered itself to pay
Him back in kind They will Kill, but
not rob me. for I have given to the
coachman VINO brought me to the sta
ton All the money and vaIuables car
ried with me except six shflnngs, the
price of a second class ticket to Gren-
ellie. Mr. Chamus can thus see that
placed still less value on my life than
he did. My murderers (and may this
trick of mine persuade them to give up
their bloody vOcation) viii take my life
for the exact price it is WOrth-noth-
ing Adapted from the French.
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BROUGHT LUCK TO COOKS.
Coal Famine Has Caused Demand
for Prenarad Foods

Owing to the scarcity and high price of
fuel this winter there has been a very no.
ticeable increase in the demand for cooked
foods. said a local market merchant to
Star reporter. "A great many people who
heretofore prepared almost everything at
home are now coming here and getting it
on the wood and coal bill this style of pur
chasing jumped into popularity by leaps
and bounds a short time ago ham and
tongue were about the only things that
thing YOU want-meats, vegetables. game
ard fowis-and the end is not vet.
This style of buying is not confined t.
any particular class. An elegantly dressed
der5d 4 cooked turkey and some Gran
berries Another woman asked me to send
her uo a nlediuu--done roast beef Weig7-
ing rot more than ten pounds Orders Of
weather is quite popular. while boiied rice
can be purchased in any quantities On
the outside of the market the CO1ored W.
men win cook anything you want. One
is making money out Of bacon and cab
baet while another old woman ma kes 4
speCialf.- Of ltEer ard onions.
1t is wonder to me this demand for
long before this. IN New York You know,
you can purchase anything you want in
any quantity already prepared Such
places of business are on every street. more
especially in Brooklyn a friend Of mine
who resides in the city Of churches during
a recent visit here tcld me he had dis
prusad with the services Of a cook and VS.
dealing exclusively With the corner chef
that the prices of such cooked things IS
only abous le per cent above the market
price for the raw material II is only o
question Of tlTae when the mead OF the farm
lily viii be able to order anything for the
table IN Quantity-ready to serve. w ASH
inEton Star.
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THE UMBRELLA EXCHANGE.
It Should Be an Excellent Thing for
the Morals of the Public.

The day has at last come when people
are not obliged to steal umbrellas; glory
glory, Here's relief to the mind of the
woman who has handsome one. with d
silver handle or a beauty done il pearl
and gold. It brings consolation as well
to the man who has only dollar affair.
and who carries none other because he is
determined to lose as little possible
The reason that the entirely iuStifia ol q
pilferiug of umbrellas is no longer neCes-
sary is because some one has at last con-
ceiFed the idea of HAVING an umbrella
exchange. BY this plan you pay your
money and you become a member. Then
some day when YOU are downtown and
the gentle rain begins to fall. and Won
have no more umbrella with You than a
rabbit. in you go to some shop nearby
and, exhibiting your credentials draw
an umbrella.
You are expected to return it, but if
you don't your membership is simply
Cancelled, and you are the richer tor the
company property until some one not
a member purl0ins it from you.
The advantage of the exchange is plain
to anyone who has noticed the way mat
the perfidiOus umbrella has of being at
the office when it is wanted al home and
the office 1t is the strangest thing in
the world, but this happens nine times
out of ten.
The umbrella exchange is of really more
benefit to community than any number
of wheat exchanges, for it viii probably
greatly raise the moral standard. No one
but keDtomanlac steals for the iOVe of
stealing. The man who purlOins another s
umbrella does so because he does not wish
to get his best hat wet-Or, rather. did so.
for now there is no occasion for any other
policy than honesty The exchange is an
excellent thing, and it will be appreciated
Whether the chronic borrower viii like it
is another matter.-Baltimore News.
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NOTICE.


Office of city Clerk.
TOPEKA Kan.
March n 1893
Bids for bonds to the amount If si75. 90
more or less. to be issued fer the improve
nlent of the city OF Topeka Kan pa Fa1ie
in ten yearly iustaIIrnents and to draw five
o. per cent interest. interest pas able sernI-
annually viii be received at the Office Of
the city clerk uu 10 5 O'Clock D. M. Nay
1903 Each bid shall be accom- panied Ds
a check certified bv Some bank other thar
that making the BID for five 90 Der cent ii
the amount Of such bid guarantee
that the contract VIII 8e fulfilled i
warded-
the mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
!. H SQUIRES.
(Seal.) City Clerk
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WID HIS FEET IN DE COOK STOVE
AN HIS MIN AT REST

Oats me. an dats YOU and dat s
cherry odder pore man in de kentry an
when we lie down at night or rise up in de
mawnin' we Orter realize an be grateful
fur de fact dat we am takin comfort in
hunks an chunks, while dc rich man AN
hastenin' to his doom. ~ Copyright 1903, by
c. s. Lewis-1
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HARDWARE

~-~~,-~~~~~-~~~-S~--~~~-
THE COUGHLlN HAKI3WA co
Hardware, stoves. fine tools. -oS Kansas
ave Tel SOS
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FOR SAIE-I-ot and store room Kansas
ave 500 caS-- balance monthly
room house. fine location. 1913 Taylor
ST. $3.50 CASH balance monthly
Kansas ave lot and building North To
pelza near depot, 500 cash; balance
me lots western ave. 50 each; bal
ance s467 per month
3 hne lots clay St near 18th, 800 cash;
balance $3.50 Der month
east front lot Clay. between Sth and
9Th. $50 cash. balance $ monthly.
Suburban land M lVth ave, close lIls
tracts and terms TO suit
VIII buy. sell or loan money on Topeka
property and bank stocks
F. J. BROWN, Il Columbian Bldg.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BIDS-Sealed bids ,sln
be received until clock o. m. Safur-
day. april Il. by the Arion Singing society.
for the erection Of two story brick eu
stone building. as per plans and spetlh
cations to be seen at the office Of a. v9n
I-angen. architect. 72 Tyler ST.. Topeka.
Kan. The right being reserved 70 re5act
any and all bids
THE ARION SINGING SOCIETY,
By Joseph Heinish- Secretary
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WANTED-An experienced sewing girl.
1913 Kansas ave.
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.

~~-----o-@~0-0-~-7-~---7- --~-~---0-~~---0-~~-~~
WANTED Experienced millinery sales
ladies and makers. Morrison's s. 631 Kan
sas ave
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hasn't got no coupons to cut off-no checks
to draw-no bonds to hide under de ned.
All he's got to do am to eat suppec. box
de chill ems ears. an set de hull eavenin
long wild his feet in de oven of de cook
stove an his mind at rest.
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SEEKING DEATH.

Paris CHIEF Of detectives. Line most la1
undoubtedly invited them, thinking lhat
chcldfiacal philosophy, ana the eIl5 T.
with his "reminiscences q luue
piQuant past and with his love o. truth
honesty and loyalty. would speealiS ne
come attracted toward each other, ana
prove the star entertainers OF the even
tnE He soon recognized ms inlsldhe'
however. when he noticed the two men
anergefiCally eng nasl1iilg tlt IaHiSa'
difference foo their opinions and showing
an almost vulgar eagerness to prove the
athers views absurd or ttllacious- ~
VAS delightful to listen to their Drill
Hans arEuments. and their many SIN
El4isr tales OF life and men.
Ir iv ms opinion. heard L4oiu
EVental remark. that You render men
q u00r useless service. and that you
simply waste your intelligence and en.
argy iu trying I'd protect and preserve
fhnir lives. what is the value or life
Na.hinr
Permit me to say fetQrted Chamua.
- nlafls. with his eyes hflnly iHed on
ehe Establishments face. that life is the
only s7od thing " nieh we may be sam
really 20 possess aiaA. oeieNe' r fleW
OF 'ha lnas elf guy 20 llVs its
q- NiicA M .ren gwen 20 u7 70 rs
az Yen a. "'@
.,.4--, 4.t. ,a.s.,-,,
- ~ $3.50. ~ ~ $50 -
$500 t.-,,e- ifr- 49, 49, 49, ,,-o,tl
ff-.- H6t in fbesa davis IT is q bor-
ffsraar r-lfe- fsf
T,-,-lss and s-eessas rf ,fi- ri1.ilizafior,
r0f rfir make in easv for ms - ani0v
AMI virnfn a rcrv short time and 10
lose all our desires and homes. whether
eley BE few or many but they have
likewise given us large class of hui
man reptiles desuicanle rat-hearted
eads- who find their profits i'm catering
the silly casrices If the rich and the
e ana the fools. and Who are adopts
ST. providing means and methods where
experiences OF one lli-EueHf mig IN
SUIT ln iiiusionments sufficient to
- ai- our me- nay more Tor afs
80 rag t7 ann concerned. L
.'a- us very excess mas
a nst al me age OF twenty-five
. L.isi.-l ana alsEusle5
r -c .-,,5lt H. ~ - Dlg. 49, =.
r.rr1 ana ,.s,,,,.- l'-, ~
s ,-fa-r--,s s-.tti- 4, Ii 9-'e ''I',
q ID + +o male ..5--,. ,,.-s 80.
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.r. f#re trar oarb fro,,, mo Irg,t,-s,.e,
t. ra-4 t-- - r,,.-. iii-. 80, e. al
M AS Soon Is parents reIsst 5,-se
f.. Is and parasites suspected nv dis
.t.s- ID efaL 44atb t5s,. ,Ie,ser1,,,,,l
f-..-a.r,-ft,- Fl, tt,ef- -.s,.ef,,1 -.
t..n.a Of f1, actions
T.l are telling mo fairy tales i'm
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MONEY.

SHORT LOANS on chattels Onise A3
Kansas ave. w. Z. Segune
MONEY TO LOAN on live stock pianos.
organs typewriters. household goods and
personal security l. Biscoe. 81 Kan. Ave.
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VOCAL TEACHER.
PLANNING MILL.

GO TO the Topeka Planning mill for scroll
saving turning, sash door VOL k All
kinds planning. 3i6 Jackson st.
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mIsCELIANEouS.


FELLOW Traveller. to the bar OF Sod.
who drinksi DO you wish 10 get On
with the sober world2 II 50, call CT write
and 80 + gth St. Iopeka. Kan.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.


FOR Rem T-Furnished house s rooms.
modern, > lots. Call at 1872 Polk st
FOR RENT-5 room house 1866 Lincoln st.
See Elder. Gil Kansas ave.
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TOPEKA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SEED HOUSE.
T0FEKA TRUNK FACTORY.


Topeka TRUNK MANUFACTURE.
manufacturers and iobbers Of trunks.
h'aveling bags. telescope cases. leather
goods etc SO Kansas ave. George v.
Il oseseid. proprietor. Tel. k5S-
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Z. J. GORDON. machinist e2o Kansa
ave Linotype and printing maehIner
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-In postoffice. spectacles. Return
to 222 Clay st. and get reward
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WANTEp-sALEsMEN.

W ANTED-s Statesmen to sen lubricating
oils and greases on salary or commission.
Excellent side line. The A. G. Harbaugh
Co, Cleveland. o.
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front and
back rooms: electric light and bath; all
modern. 525 Tyler st.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.
FOR SALE Weber square piano. SO.
Gail mornings $40 Taylor ST.
FOR sALE-Upright piano at bargain.
Must be sold X. ?. hall
FOR sALE-A billiard table. Cal at -02s
Harrison St
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(First published IN the Topeka Daily state
Journal March ~ 1869
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WANTED M1sCELLANEoUs.


WANTED-F Furnished room, south expos
ure. State location and price. Address
j. T. A. care Journal
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room dwelling front hall. large clos
cts. fine barn outbuidlngs, cellar WEI.
and clsrern. owner leaving city viii &eti
for one week at above price includes 4
lots. 3 blocks northeast Washburn college
and / block Of pavement and blocks car
line RODGERS. DAVIS & CO
40 West Sixth St.
FOR SAI.EBy II. Heery, 325 Monroe St,
houses and lots On time payments.
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PHYSICIANS AND sUa51ON 5
rREE DIsPENsARY.

TOPEKA FREE DIsFE<sAEtE suu-1-
s.asf corner i2th and TYLER sls from
TO Z D. ms except 1uniags- CONDUCTED ~
roe-ltlsr uracticlng physicians. Ter Tie
be1ef5t Of persons without means. tero
need medical attention ana treatment Pa
tients are assured Of careful ana coiEt1-
crate treatment Medicines furnished -
most cases
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LADIES, TAILORING COLLEGE
4r4Tr-s ta75s.ht Is CIT liz ard make fHalr
own garments Keistcr system -a-sat
Bates bldg corner 9Th and JA-aa-- IS
Mrs Nellie Martin. ugr
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back rooms: electric light and bath. an
modern. 525 Tyler st.
FOR RENT-3 nice rooms completely fur
nished for light housekeeping; first floor.
Address, with references, J. 8, care JoIr-
-aA
floor; house modern Al Quincy St
FOR -RENT-3 unfinished rooms, cheap.
5l5 Polk st.
FOR RENT or unfurnished rooms
and bath, upstairs 522 West 9Th st.
BEST meals in the city for 15c; lunches
10c- Everything new and clean. New
restaurant Sl03s Kansas ave
VERY desirable furnished rooms. modern.
ground floor convenient location. SCI
Monroe ST
FoR. Rents furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; also furnished room 604
W Sth St
FOR RENT unfinished rooms, first
floor, 12o Monroe st.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, modern.
724 Monroe st.
FOR RENT-Weil furnished rooms. mod
ern- 222 E. 9Th St
FOR. RENT-I.arge furnished front room
with alcove to gentleman. rs W. 9Th.
s-s
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~7-~~0-0~--~~-7-~-@-0-@@ 00~0-@-@~r>-~~0-0-~---
TIME SALE-10 good milk cows, stalk
cutter; other farm Implements. 1904 Van
BlWen st.
FOR sALEs-5-year-ol grey horse. eau be
seen from Y to 4 p. m. at tl6 Jefferson st.
FOR SAI-E-sewing machine and table.
Veal block. room S.
FOR sALE&Heifer calf month old. wean-
ed. % Clay ST.
FOR SALE-Cood boiler and ten-horse
power engine. viii sell cheap, good farm
team, Will exchange for lighter ones and
pay difference 213 Kansas ave.
FOR sALE-Bedstead springs. couch. in
good condition. S25 Adams st.
FOR sAI4E-A fine black. driving horse.
6 years old, 1854 hands high, weight about
very desirable for sranhope or surrey; can
be seen at Lawless' livery barn. For FUR
Their particulars cali at office Northwest
ern Life & Savings Co, Room 81 Colllm-
bian BLDG
FOR SALE-Good work team cheap In
quire second house on east side of kan
sas ave, north of Soldier creek.
FOR sALE-Gasoline stoves and other
articles; must be sold by Tuesday eve
2l5 W 10th st.
FOR sALE-Parrots. more Of those nne
double yellow heads, s. apiece. 5l0 \
Quincy St. " W Pickering.
EGGS FOR SALE.
Fresh eggs direct from the farm. 1z1t
Fillmore st. 3. p. Rock eggs for setting.
w A SMITH
Ind. phone SOL
FOR sALE-Good furniture. including
dishes and kitchen utensils 307 Van Blu
rem
FOR sALE-Gasoline stove, burners and
oven go Monroe st.
FOR SALE fine driving horses. all sizes.
TO Van Buren, st.
FOR sALE-Barred Plymouth Rock egrs.
soc per Is. 225 Davies St, starch factory
road.
FOR SALE-25 bushels seed potatoes at
bargain. Inquire Alr. Hayden at
Costiey 5 store. North Topeka.
FOR sALESeveral heavy wagons. teams
and harness also driving team and hand
some surrey horse. 5e W. 10Th st
FOR SALE-12 horse Westinghouse engine,
large pipe and as and sin gate valves.
2l3 ". 1st s.
FOR sALZWhite English pet rabbits.
Alex Spencer. al Clay ST
FOR SAI.E-FIne new rubber tire nhae-
tor. also surrey for 80. single harness e
saddle s. and q large music oox ana
+ crap hophone. 631 Kansas ave.
FOR sALE-2 young nice COWS. fresh IS
/ rTnEfOr
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JEwELER AND oPTIcIAN.

f W sWEARINGEN. jeweler and grad
uate optieian We guarantee every rair
Of glasses to fit and every watch sc Ie-
pair. We carry the largest line Of
watches. clocks. diamonds. cut glass, etc.
in the city Watch inspector T. F. r. T.
724 Kansas ave.
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WANTED-Any one wearing cataract
glasses to call or send address 10 Peter
Snyder, 1913 E. 9Th st. as 1 wish to OK
anime them.