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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-05

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-05
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-05

In the reign OF George III. hats were
taxed The least tar was threepence.
Those above II shlllIngs In value paid
q tax Of . shlllinEs.
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Il contains 10 narcotic and IS posi-
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The above letter proves that Bun
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-10

themselves to stay out. thinking there
by to defeat the operation of the law.
one or two western houses put in bids,
which with the books of the local pub
fishers filled out the list and the books
were adopted.
During the legislative fight the Crane
people gave information as to the cost
of books and a majority of the Iegisla-
ture had sufficient confidence in the
house to follow their advice. When the
bids were submitted to the commission
1T was found that this house had bid
even lower than the maximum prices
named in the law. They changed their
bid at the request of members of the
commission and were awarded the con-
tracts at the price named in the law.
We are informed that this house now
takes the position that the books should
be furnished at much less than the
prices named in the law. That the con-
tract being for all the books used in the
state on given text amounts to such
large sum, and the books are made
in such large quantities and sold for
cash that the prices could safely be re-
duced materially.
There is another provision which the
legislature could fairly incorporate in
the law, and that is, where books offer
ed by Kansas houses are equal to those
of eastern houses, the Kansas houses
should be given the preference, and
thus build up our home industries. The
Kansas books furnished during the past
few years are notably giving anniversary
satisfaction to the teachers and pupils
of the state.
AN INTERESTED CITIZEN.
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Newly Listed Bargains

II room house on Harrison, lots, new
furnace, fine bath. large barn, everything
up to date; half of his house would rent
for $50 a month. Price $500 for a few
days.
New home Topeka ave, near 18th,
rooms, hot water heat, east front proper
ty. Price $3.50.
rooms, near 9Th and Topeka, bath.g
electric lights, etc, ia lots. Price s., 200;
want offer.
MODERN HOUSES near 9th and Mon
roe Must have offers at once.
New home, finest part of Western ave-,
z rooms, lots, reception hall, hard wood
floors, fine bath, house piped for furnace.
Price $500. This is certainly snap.
READ THIS: House 8 rooms 18th and
Polk, fine condition, 50, 400.
Topeka ave, rooms, near 18th, bath
room, hard wood finish. fine shade, 81, 500.
Elegant reception hall.
Beautiful new cottage northeast OF COLI
lege, rooms east front, bath room, large
porches, barn. etc. Price $500. Worth
more.
room cottage Clay. fine location. al
most 2 lots, 1,400. Large barn, house
newly rooted, painted and papered. EASY
TERMS.
room cottage. lots. Fillmore. near
11th $1,000.
room house Tyler St. near 4th, 81 $50.
Neat home rooms Lincoln, near 18th.
81, $50.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
A LITTLE ARITHMETIC

Below are a few easy problems. Given
the monthly rent, the annual tax and
the price, what interest does each prop
erty pay on the investment?
We don't advertise in this list anything
bringing less than 10 PER CENT.
6 houses, prominent location, east side,
fine repair, rent for $50 per month, total
annual tax $50. Price S, 800 Figure out
the interest. Owner has good thing,
but has to leave on account of ill health.
5 houses. E. front, each rooms, fine con-
dition, rent $31-25 per month, annual tax
$50. Price s. 800. Isn't that fine interest?
Always rented, too.
houses, close in west side, all in fine
repair and never known to be vacant, rent
for S65 per month, annual taxes $780, Price
Sc, 500. And if that isn't good enough for
you, make an offer.
4 houses 8 blocks from center of city.
rent $55, ought to bring s75; taxes $50.
House on Van Buren,, rooms, lot,
barn, etc; no repairs. rents for $12; taxes
$40 Price 81. 49,
Clay, near 8th, room house. east front,
rents S14, taxes $23. Price S,350.
Cottage E. 8th, rooms, rent $40, tax $14.
Price $3.50.
Near 4th and Lime, large rooms, lots,
rent 81, taxes SIS. Price $500.
East 10th, cottage 4 rooms, 2 lots, fine
shape, rents IS, taxes 81. Price 500.
And many more like them.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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AN EXPENSIVE LAWSUIT.
Kansas Colorado Litigation Will Cost a
Fortune.

Attorney General Coleman has re-
turned from Washington, where he
went over a week ago to meet Attor-
ney General Miller of Colorado and a.
representative of the federal govern
ment to make arrangeme for the
printing of the evidence in the Kan
sas-Colorado litigation. An order was
secured from the supreme court to
condense the testimony into about one
fourth its present bulk. 1t is esti-
mated that it would cost $4,000 to
print the evidence in its present full
form, but it is hoped to reduce this to
about $4,000. Kansas will have the
first cost to pay, as the complainant
in the case, and will have to look to
an order of the court for reimburse
ment later if it wins the case. An
order from the supreme court was also
secured allowing the work to be done
by the lowest bidder instead of by the
public printer at Washington. 1t is
expected that this will save money to
the state.
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FORBES SNAPS.

SHOP DISTRICT, east of tracks, north
of 4th, east front, room cottage, sacri-
fee price $3.50; $50 cash and S. per month
SOUTH OF 9TH, east side, spler%id
room brick house, cellar, water, shade.
for s715 this week, easy terms.
SOUTH, large room cottage, IL east
front lots, close to car and pavement, 500.
SOUTHWEST, good room cottage, on
ly 500.
CLOSE IN, west side. good looking 2
room house, IL east front lots, cistern and
city water, gas, fine shade and only $500
if sold at once.
8 rooms, lots, Monroe, $1,675, quick.
Bargain cottage Tyler st. Monday.
New room all modern house, IL lots,
only blocks from state house, only g.
$50 this week.
rooms near 10th and Clay, s1.375.
rooms. lots, Washburn, So 900. Bid.
30 acres river bottom miles out, hna
buildings. Must have bid before Dec Is.
about s., $50.
Lots fronting Central park, $500.
All kinds of lot and house bargains.
Headquarters for houses to rent.
We have a customer for room house,
from 9Th to 18th SITS, and inside of Clay,
not more than 5000. Who can supply
this?
List everything you have for sale at
this office.
W. M Forbes, 1O7 w. 7th. Both phones.
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ROUDEBUSH--- ESTATE

room modern house, east front, west
II rooms. modern, Potwin, So. 500.
room cottage, bath, barn, lots, 5000;
Suburban house of Z rooms, lots, 8
blocks from car line. $500.
room cottage. modern, new, 5, 200.
Z room modern house, bath. furnace.
gas, Topeka ave. $500
bath, $500.
room house on Lane St, east of col
1ege, payments.
rooms Sth ST., 81 400.
room house, lots, 81, 800.
rooms Topeka ave-, $1.150.
room new house. on Harrison ST..
4 room house. 2 lots, well, on Spruce st,
between 9Th and 10th, payments. $500.
room modern house, almost new, in
Potwin, $500.
Buchanan ST. rooms. II lots. east
front, furnace; gas, bath, $3.50:
room cottage, lots. North Topeka;
easy terms; $1,000
room house east of college, $3.50.
5 room house, lots, W. 10th, near Blu
I room house. lots. west of Potwin
8 acres near Washburn, room house,
fruit, 2,200.
room house, 2 lots. Oakland, $3.50. part
payments or trade.
room modern cottage, Denver, Col,
trade for Topeka residence.
SO acres miles out, room house. fine
barn, 20 acres alfalfa, 80 acres English
so acres, Z room house, miles, $4,000.
so acres 2k miles out, good land. cheap
house, 81 500.
so acres new room house, $500.
16o acres, room house. acres orchard.
near Topeka, Sc, 400.
large barns, fine stock farm, $45.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
STORMONT BLDG. 1G7 w. SIXTH
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WHEN THE EDITORS COME.
State Meeting VIII Be Held in Topeka
in January.

The State Editorial association this
winter will be held on January 16 and
IL The session on the evening of
January 16 will be held in Represen-
tative hall. but the place of meeting of
the day sessions has not been de-
termined- The legislature will be using
Representative hall in the DAYTIME
This was determined by the officers
and executive committee of the asso-
citation, which met at the National
hotel Friday afternoon. The meeting
was for the purpose of fixing the date
for the meeting and arranging the
programme. but the latter will be left
largely with the president, Ewing
Herbert
Among those whom Mr.. Herbert has
or will invite to make addresses are
Capt Henry King, managing editor
of the St Louis Globe-Democrat; e.
w. Howe, of the Atchison Globe:
Walter Williams, of Columbia, Mo. :
Col Thomas Benton Murdoch. of FL
Dorado, and Rev. J. E. Roberts and ].
Logan Jones of Kansas City. Mr..
Jones is of the Jones Dry Goods com
pany, and will talk of the newspaper
from the standpoint of the business
man.
1t is expected that Governor and
Mrs. Hoch will entertain the editors
one evening while they are in Topeka
at the executive residence.
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Was a Disappointed Woman.

Kansas City. Dec. 1O.-The woman
from Olathe, Kan, who came to Kan
Sas City to meet w. D. Wren of Leav-
enworth, whom she had never SEEM
but whom she thought of marrying
did not see him. She finally boarded
a train for Kansas. A few minutes
after she had gone Wren walked into
the depot, went to the matron's desk
and inquired for her. He seemed dis
appointed because she had gone. The
depot matron gave him some instruc-
tions on the proper way to call on the
woman he thought of wedding
Wren hurried from the depot The
woman would tell no one her name.
She waited hours in the old union sta
ton Thursday for Wren, but finally
gave up her vigil.
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SCHOOL BOARD TALK.
Correspondent Makes Some Interest
ing Comments on Kansas Situation.

To the Editor of the State Journal.
Governor Hoch's expression that ''thc
school text commission should be re
duced. in size and that two or three
big men can make more satisfactory
adoption than a dozen little fellows -
reminds US of some thoughts we have
been thinking in reference to the
school book law.
If there is any disposition on the part
of the governor and the legislature to
amend the law, why would it not be a
good thing to cut the maximum prices
still lower. Although Kansas is get
ting good books, and at prices much
lower than our neighbors and also low
er than most any other state in the
Union, there is room for a reduction,
and if it can be made without reducing
the quality, the school population are
certainly entitled to it
When the legislature of 1897 was con-
sidering the present law, the eastern
publishers made a strong fight to kill
the maximum price, feature of the
law There was a strong lobby here to
defeat the law. When the legisla ture
adjourned there was an investigation
which developed the fact that much
money had been spent to influence leg
islation, but nothing came of the in
vestigation as it was decided that a
legislative committee could not force
witnesses to testify. That would have
been a fine opportunity for a grand
jury, about which there is so much
kicking at this time.
When the school text book commits
sion asked for bids for books, the big
eastern companies agreed amongst
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A Horton Indian sued

Atchison, Kas., Dec. 10.-An Indian
case from Horton is occupying the at
tention of the district court L. b
Duff & Sons, general merchants of
Horton, are prosecuting a suit for ST.
800 damage against Sa-sa-quah, or
Elizabeth Samuels. The claim is for
the noncompliance with an alleged
contract for the execution of a bond
for a deed. They sued originally on
eight counts, but seven of them, in
volving something like $4,000. were
dismissed. Half a dozen Indians are
present at the trial, including Joe Wa
mego, who looks like a chief
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MISS BOIEs STAYS IN.
She Refused to Promise to Let the
Joints Alone.

Miss Blanche Boies refused to prom
Use that she would not smash any more
joint windows, except for the length of
time she was sentenced to Jail.
The county board informed Mrs. M.
W. Gilmore and Mrs. Coleman, who
appeared for Miss Boies, that If Miss
Boies would promise to refrain from
smashing and the judge of the court
and the county attorney would so
recommend, the commissioners would
release her. Miss Boies refused to
make such promise, and all negotia-
lions were suspended.
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DAVIS, WELCOME G. co.

New cottage large rooms, pantry and
closets, hard wood finish. wired for light,
young fruit, lots, near Central park
Price 81, 800; easy terms, or will take a,
good team horses, wagon and a few cows
as part pay.
New modern cottage large rooms and
reception hall, hot air furnace, bath, and
electric light, hard wood finish, newly pa
pered, ~ lots, near Huntoon and Fill
more, s., 500; easy terms
q large rooms, bath, reception hall. large
attic, hot water furnace, gas and electric
light, walking distance of transfer sta
ton, west side, s., 800; II cash.
Phones 1925 1U7 W. Sixth
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FOR SALE
S. NJ. WOOD & CO.
534 Kansas Ave.

534 Kansas Ave. Topeka Kansas.
n
farm mile 0 sell
Fin home
home st., near depotea terns$1
Fine nodern city hon radef home and busine
Fine bundin corner1 andC See US for price.
TT
terms balance
b a in. s perc cent rental
3 and7h
tn.
Fine home in 'front.' make offer
Farmsa sizes price n
proper o I'M
nande u n of
s.
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REAL. EsrArE TlsANsFERs.


l. w. Doolittle and wife to ]. D. Cod
dlngton, lots $50 and 65S Lime street,
Stevenson'S subdivision ..............$ IS
A q. Clark to w. B. Alley, part of
the southeast quarter of section z,
township II, range 16-...........-..... 1900
E; Alley to VIM. Pears, lots 7S7 to SW
inclusive, Madison street, Pierces
~
NJ. j. Sullivan to E Seymour, lot 3S6
and north half of lot 3SS Kansas
avenue. Ritchie's addition .......... 2, 400
l. w Doolittle and wife to J. D. Cod
dington, lots $50 and 654 Lime street,
Stevenson'S addition ......-......
r l. Holford to B. L Holford, lots
10 to q, inclusive, Higginbotham
& Mulvane's second subdivision. $500
Tax deed to NJ. E. Fields, lots 1873, Ii,
1877, 139, 141, 143, 145, lat, 149, ISL, 1853
and 155 Storey street, Sam Cross
addition $500. Observation-Disclosures.
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FOR SALE

10 acres smooth upland miles out, well
set to fruit, good buildings, $1,70o.
Is acres miles out, very good build
ings, great variety of fruit. Price $500.
10 acre tract miles out, some fruit,
timber and stream, no buildings, $3.50.
ii acres southwest Topeka, tame grass,
fruits, extra good buildings 5000
10 acres miles from postoffice, room
house and large barn, fruit, nice place,
$4,000
J. E. TORRINGTON,
100 West Sixth st.
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TWO FARMS.

miles out, 40 acres, acres tame pas
ture, balance in cultivation, 5 large rooms,
cellar never failing well and spring, all
kinds of fruit, new barn, corn crib, wag-
on shed, chicken house. VIII trade for
desirable city property, 5000
so acres miles south and west, good
unimproved land, fenced. Would take
some city property in trade.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Tel. sos 534 Kansas Ave.
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Presidential Postof7cea

Washington. Dec. 10.-The follow
ing fourth class postoffices will become
presidential January 1: Indian Terri
tory-Swaze, postmaster's salary ST.
100; Lindsay $1,loO; Wetumka, ST.
$1,000: Glasco. $1,000; Logan, $1,000:
Scandal, $1,000. Missouri-Ellion, ST.
400; Pacific, $1,000.
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For Sale by T. J. NICHOLS
500 Kansas Ave-, Topeka, Kas.

And here is a good bargain. 20 acres,
with room house, frame barn 24x24, with
hay loft; IL miles from Topeka and 40
rods from small country town, slope and
I'd bottom, for only 5000; s., 900 down.
40 acres, extra well improved, 10 miles
out and u mile to stock yards. $16,50O.
In fact I have a large list of land from
acre to Loco, improved or unimproved.
Just let me know what you want. If I
have not got it ! will hunt it UP for you,
but as I have such large assortment
can please almost anybody.
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SNAPSi
room fine cottage 10th st.. If sold at
once, $50.
Cottage Chandler and 4th, price was ST.
200, but owner must have money and
wants an offer.
Cottage 5th ST., must be sold at some
price, have been asking 500.
Cottage Sth ST.; he said 5000 few
months ago; now he says $500.
LOTSi
East front Harrison, near 18th, $3.50.
N. E. corner 18th and Harrison; want an
offer
Kansas ave-, south of 18th, cheap.
fine east front, water, sewer, electric
lights, all for 500.
Ask 500 each for lots joining. Best lot
snap in city.
Lots corner 9Th and Polk.
Lots corner 10th and Polk.
Lots Huntoon and Clay.
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3 Rare Bargains.

FOR SALE-Modern room house. be-
tween 4th and 5th, on Western ave-, 49,
500.
New room cottage, will be completed
Jan. 1, on Western ave, between 4th and
5th, 5000.
One 7-room house on Lane, between 5th
and 9Th, $500.
A PALM
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FOR SALE.

Fine Shawnee Co. farm 4s0 acres, LIS bot
tom, ESQ acres under cultivation, so acres
alfalfa, 65 acres wheat, good houses
large orchard, new barn, just completed
Further particulars write or call L. Van
or Valencia, Kan.
DESIRABLE FARMS AND ACREPROP-
ERTY. Our list is large and we be-
heye contains many that are desirable
either as an investment or for a home
w. A NeisWanger, manager the Capitol
Real Estate Co, 116 w. 9Th st. Tel. 94S.
A POTwIN HOME WANTED, Bv = 49,
VINO offers his home on Western ave ~
exchange w. A. Neiswanger, mana1er
the Capitol Real Estate Co., 116 w. eth NJ
Tel. 94S. WI -
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wAvrED-MIsCELLANEors.

O@-O---0--~-----------~~--
WANTED@To sell heating and cook
stoves, buggy harness, bicycles, sewing
machines, at 10 per cent OFF of regular
price ]. H. FOUGHT, SIS N. Kansas ave.
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A FEW reliable travelling statesmen, the
Battleship Mfg. Co., manufacturers of
high grade union made overallS and
coats, desire to place a few line on a
strictly commission basis with travelling
statesmen who have a regular line and de-
sire to handle same a side line; sam
pies will weigh about 20 pounds. The Bat
tleship brand is being literally advertised
and will prove good sellers. Only those
who have regular line and covering reg
ular territory need apply. References re-
quired. Address Battleship Mfg. Co. Qnc.),
New Orleans, La
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FOR sA1E-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
BEST BARGAINS YET.

hotel 5000
Mon
st,
pcstonice <21o
IS great snap a
near "a new h
age hard
coag st., east 'front.'
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Kansas City and Return $2.25 via
Santa Fee

Account Boer war exhibition Tickets
on sale December IL to 10 inclusive
Final limit returning December 16.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN.

WANTED-Experience travelling man to
cover small towns this territory, selling
from factory to general store. Address
with references, Kawin & Co., 90 wabash
ave-, Chicago.
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$50 acres bottom farm, good buildings
plenty fruit all kinds, only miles Topeka,
just placed in the market; we are sole
agents; owner is getting too old TO Work
the farm.
40 acres southwest city, all best of land.
goodbuildings. fruit. fine home. sell very
cheap or trade city property.
IL acre tract, fruit, very fine building.
near city.
EXCHANGED
II room modern residence Harrison.
Sroom residence w. 9Th want larger
home, pay cash difference.
room modern residence, very hne,
blocks out, west side; want smaller prop
erty.
20 acre tract near city, fine buildings;
want farm.
i acre College Hill, good buildings, very
well located.
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SCOTT & SCOTT.
els Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan.

WHY not stop buying worthless oil. gas
and mining stocks and invest in fruit
and cotton lands in central Arkansas and
have something tangible. something worth
place for the homeseeker, the investor and
the invalid. Call at AIiller's land office,
COL Kansas ave, 9Th st. entrance, after
moons. F. Babcock.
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WANTED@SaleSmen for speciality line
season 1905; commission of one man this
year over $1,000; send for particulars now.
Barton-Parker Mfg. Co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED-Sewing by day or week II
families. Call 924 N. Jackson st.
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A. PALM,
413 Western Ave.

A BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME
CLOSE IN, 10 rooms, roomy grounds,
this is such as is needed and desired by
a family of taste and culture and can be
purchased much below it's cost and value
w. A. Neiswanger, manager the Capitol
Real Estate Co, 116 w. 9th st. Tel. 94S
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ACRE TRACT NORTH.

4acres bottom land, blocks north of
Soldier creek, room house, fair condi-
ton 81 400; $500 will handle it
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Tel sos 534 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE houses, rooms, ~ lots,
$500, payments: rent Is per cent. J. Sto-
YELL 1893 Lawrence st.
FOR SALE-Lots johnson Place addition,
W. 9Th. ID. Heery. Tel LBS.
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wANrEp-MA1E HELP.

MOLER'S barber college, Denver, Col, or
Dallas, sx., teaches the barber trade IN
weeks and guarantees positions write
nearest branch for special terms.
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FOR SALES room modern residence in
perfect repair. hot and cold water
throughout, gas, electric bells, CRATES, nice
mantels compartment cellar laundry,
new furnace, city water, cistern and web,
finished attic, sewer, porcelain BATH gas
heater, barn, carriage house, etc, 615 lots,
east front, fine old elm trees. Call at 131
Clay ST. or address me, 16 Columbian
bldg, or Valencia, Kan. L. Van Hook.
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WANTED-Cottage of or 6 rooms. west
side; give terms and location. G. H.,
Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-10

WANTED-Handy boy. Topeka Laundry
company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-10

WANTED@Work round house; can give
references. VIM. Wiley, 511 E. 10th ST.