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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-28

Louisville Courier-Journal: Mir Can- non, who has been making campaign speeches in Vermont recently, joculary said, while in New York on his way to the Green Mountain state, that he was going there to make 1t solid, or words to that effect. As further illustrating his confidence, and hooting at the idea of any danger, he told the anecdote of a demo- cratic speaker from another state who once wrote to a Vermont democrat say- ing he would. If desired, be glad to visit Vermont and address it's democracy Come up. by all means, was the reply You can address them all at once in my back yard It seems strange if Uncle Joe Cannon has such an estimate of the present numerical strength of the Yer mont democracy he should waste his am- munition in such a field when there are others where 1t could be used to so much better account, and where time will soon show that it is so sorely needed As a humorist Uncle Joe will rank in history with Artemus Ward. In view of the strong words he sometimes uses it Is not too much to speak of him as an "amoosin cuss.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-28

The Saturuay half holidays will soon be but a memory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-28

Cotton is doing pretty well, thank you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-28

Charleston Post: Judge Parker's letter of acceptance will be ready for publication about the middle of next month, and MT. Roosevelt's will probably appear about the same time. By that date it will be almost time for one or the other of them to begin thinking out his inauguration speech. It would seem as if the candidates might let their respective parties know definitely and finally whether they are really going to take the nomination offer ed within reasonable time of the ad- journment of the conventions. It is all ready two months since the republican convention and nearly as long since the democratic and both MT. Roosevelt and Judge Parker have yet to say the final word in acceptance of the honors given them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-28
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

All trusts are good that contribute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-28

Savannah News: Ex-Lieutenant Cover nor Woodruff of New York calmly. an- nounces that no boss will be in control of the republican New York state con- yentlon, which meets in few weeks to nominate gubernatorial candidate. In the face of that statement 1t would be interesting to know in just what class Mir. Woodruff places Governor Odell. If Governor Odell is doing a.. this travel ing from point to point with no intention of having something to say when that state convention meets, why does he keep giving out all these dark horse" interviews?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-28

Charleston News and Courier: "There Is not an intelligent man, white or black, in Massachusetts or any other republican state,' says the Washington Post, .who believes that the white inhabitants of any commonwealth in this union could be or ought to be ruled by black major ity led by a few white adventurers" That is a rather sweeping way to put 1t yet awhile, but we have made so much progress within a year or so that the Posts hopeful conception of things may be realized in a. shot time However. 1t will not be denied that there are still living some conspicuous advocates of opening such a "door of hope" as the Post thinks has already been shut by in- telligence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-28
NATIONAL POLITICS.

Dallas News: The demacrtlc platform of 1902 demanded the working of short term convicts upon the publis roads. This platform of the same party in 1904 is silent upon the subject, thereby convicting the convention of 1902 of error and vndieat- ing those members of the legislature who violated said demand. Evidently the re- publicans think the democracy acted wise ly in 1902 for they now make the demand. In fact. it looks like the republicans have affirmed the democratic platform of 1892 and put some red feathers around 1t.
 Chattanooga Times: Ex-Secretary Root is defending the shipyard trust-purey of course, as a lawyer The fact may &C., count for his decllnation to become a can didate for governor. Being an attorney for a big trust Is lots more profitable than being governor, and according to the stan dard now established in New York, quite as honorable and distinguished, if not more.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-16
FOR SALE
SHAFFER & VESPER,
Ind. Phone $50. 1t2 E. 9th St,
1t2 E. 9th St,

81 lots Morris ave-, 8 room house, 81
s lots Brooks ave-. room house, barn,
lot, 7 room house, Topeka ave, 81, 200.
11s lots Clay St, room house, barn,
81, 600.
600
lots Monroe ST.. 10 room house, mod
ern, 5000
2 lots West St. room cottage, barn,
81, 300
10 acres fine. bottom land 3 miles out, 2
room house, close to school, a. snap, 81, 500.
10 acres on Kansas ave. road 8 miles
out. fine location, room house, barn,
40 acres miles out, all fine, dry bottom
land, small creek, good room house,
40 acres 4 miles ont, good land, close 10
school, good room house. barn. s., $50.
40 acres miles out. close to school, 10
acres bearing orchard, room cottage,
barn, 81. 800
100 acres 10 miles out, all first class
bottom land, room house, large barn,
large orchard. This is a first class farm
S. 90.
217 acres Q miles out. first class farm,
all good soil. y acres orchard, good s
room house. large barns, cribs, $l0,50O
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OUR NEW YEARS BARGAINS

FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE
160 acres 10 miles southeast large ho,,se
barn, orchard, $3.50
Wen improved so six miles south, $3.50.
{oO acres So miles north, large house and
barn, fine orchard, $4,000 --0
$50 acres, good barn and house, orchard.
etc, z miles southwest Sc 400 -
room cottage, 8 basement roon,s .
lots, close in, renting $12 for SS75
rooms, IL lots, barn, Fillmore and 9Th.
4 room cottage, lots. Lawrence. near
Z rooms, barn, IL lots, near shops. 81 600
shops, s., 200. t1sAA
And few others
]. D. MILLER & co.
go Kansas Ave
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Topeka, Kan.
FORBES BARGAINS.

JACKS
Something for every buyer
Call at office and look them over.
20 cottages near Central Park, mostly
new, $3.50 to $500. Great chance.
80 fine lots Highland Park, $685.
Lots this side Washburn, $100.
1872 corner houses, close in, or 14et &
your own rent free, & easy terms if de-
sired. Hows that?
Desirable homes & rentals near Capitol,
81, $50, 81, 750 1850, s., $50
Modern home Potwin way, 900 up.
Good east side houses, $500; terms.
We have Shawnee farms, 12O for s., AS.
sos for s., $50. s., $50, So, 800, 5000.
DOS, 20s, los & smaller tracts near city
farms & ranches all over.
See us. for. everything. in our line.
W. NJ. Forbes, 107 w. 9TH ST. Both phones.
FOR SALE-I7 acres best bottom. miles
out, good room house, large barn and
sheds, or sell Z acres and improvements
P. c. Moore, 40 Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE.

Nice 50 acre farm 8 miles frono Tone
lka, acres hog pasture, 25 acres tame
grass, pasture with stream, balance cul-
ltlVatlon, orchard, fair buildings, churcn
40 acre farm miles from Topeka. 7
room house, good barn. ETC. much fruit
So 800. -" = ii4Aie'
40 acre farm 10 miles out, good land.
some nay pasture with stream, orchard
ana good buildings, school y mile So 600
70 acre farm miles north, 90 acres creek
bottom, very fine pasture stream, a little
SlnDer, oIchard, good room house, large
Darns Wen, clstern, etc, station school
and church z mile, daily mail, s. 500
J. E. TORRINGTON, ZOE w sir 81
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REAL BARGAINS.

EInH & houss lots close
in
- ~ ~ - ~ ' ' 7o
i'm
lots
Groves bargain eforlot
IT.
OF OTIS Harrison
Central Nato BankIa '0-' Topeka Kan.
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section Of in Silver in
in
6oerac
of
fruit
h--$0-
Fine of
ohard well waered
acres clover pasture A decided
$50 acre farm in Silver Lake
diaon barn 40 by As ice -
in
orchard
wells windmill
barn 80 by for 10 head of
acre N '"'pp"s slaOOh-
0OieS lie""O"'
&
Vests ixthS
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SOME NICE LOTS.

Nonresident owner very anxious to sell
beautiful lot on Greenwood ave-, Potwin,
fine double row shade, sewer paid out, on
pavement. This will go very cheap.
east front lots 18th and Tyler, want an
offer at once.
over 2 lots near governors mansion,
$3.50 for all.
lots near 18th and Tyler, no price set.
Want an offer. Best one within a week
gets the lots.
ORCHARD PLACE lots, Harrison, $500
to $500: Van Buren,, $50 to $500; ~ lots,
all there is left on Kansas ave-, $500.
2 lots near 18th and Harrison, non-res-
ident owner. $500.
Lots everywhere.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE-One of the best farms in
Shawnee county; one of the finest build
ing sites overlooking the capital city;
e5l4 acres miles north of city on Roches-
ter road. would sell hay IN barn and
corn in cribs and, in fact, would rather
thing with farm, as I sV6 leaving the
country or will sell any part separately.
C. J. Nauman, North Topeka, Kan, r.
F. D. No. 5.
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FOR SALE.

room house, barn, city water, sewer, 2
lots Elmwood ave, Potwin, $1,000.
9 room house, city water, wells, barn.
Morris ave, sl,7O0.
8 corner lots, w. 10th ST., near Bethany.
corner lots, fronting Bethany, $500
000
9 room house. hot water heat, electric
light, sewer, barn, IL lots, Clay St, So, 500.
College Hill lots at bedrock prices.
Bargains in all parts of the city.
Farms and ranches.
Fire and tornado insurance.
H. &C. BOWMAN,
Ind. Tel GIL. AZ Columbian Bldg
FARM FOR SALE.
so acres in Shawnee county, fenced and
cross fenced fine orchard. vineyard and
small fruits, SO acres in cultivation, 20
acres meadow and hay land, room house.
barn and chicken house, on rural route.
$50 per acre.
RALPH E VALENTINE,
701 jackson st.
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FARMS and HOUSES FOR SALE BY ROUDEBUSH.

m m Topeka room barn
buildings
small fruit mile
and one OF
per
re barns; eHin
W.
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SALEOR TRADE

A fine 40 acre farm close in. want To-
peka property for Z, balance long time at
per cent Price $1,000.
City property everywhere and time pay
ments
also for Scs
Farms of all sizes and terms to suit
JOHN L. HOWARD, 800 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-4O acre farm miles north of
Topeka, well improved. Price 81, 600;
easy terms. Address J. A. Adell, 1925
Bolles ave, Topeka, Kan.
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SNAPS.

6 room cottage near 18th and Harrison.
fine home. 81, $50.
s room residence. 8 lots, 1 block from
Kansas ave, rent $12; $500.
s room residence. lots, fine yard It
must go, $3.50.
40 acre farm near car line.
160 acres, very fine improvements.
200 acre farm miles out.
800 acre farm near city.
We get all the SNAPS.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
ia West Fifth st.
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REAL ESTATE,
w. C. STEPHENSON & CO.,
500 Kansas Avenue. Over Rigby's.

house.
a
6 o
east Goals
good
only5 from ostofice Price
cash alancem month payIne
house and
fenced barn ice 81,
loan lowest Call by either Ne SCI en-
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FOR SALE.

Fine Shawnee county, Kansas. farm of
$50 acres, 125 acres bottom, $50 acres in
cultivation, so acres alfalfa, 10 clover, 2
good houses, large orchard, new barn just
Completed. Further particulars write or
call. No agents.
l. VAN HOOK,
16 Columbian Bldg,
Topeka, Kan.
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WANT ACOTTAGE?

6 rooms. 2 lots. fine barn, brand new
property, near Central park, oiled floors,
stairway to attic large basement, every
thing bright and new Owner will take
couldn't be built for that. Want propo-
sition.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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VAN BUREN, STREET.

Good house, close in, nice rooms, hard
oil finish, electric lights, city water, sew
er, best bargain for weeks, at $500. See
US at once
Nonresident sends word to sell his lots
at once, 2 of them 18th and Harrison, high
ground; fine property all about. No price;
just offer. Chance of a lifetime.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE-10 acre farm / mile east of
Fairview school house, fine room
house, wells, cistern, good barn 30 by
"a, wagon shed and corn crib, good hen
houses, fine evergreen trees, u acre of
gooseberries, ~ acres Strawberries. 5
acres apple trees. all buildings good as
new. S. B. Nauman, r. D. No. 8, To-
peka.
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GENUINE GOOD BARGAINS.

S20-z4 #
mes hw yout
*1Ooac VIM
II
s 2lOoOO-1A on
vacant
RAJ RICHARDS.
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BENEDICT & CO.

rooms
$500
ro0n
o
Price 7Oo
addition snaps LOTS
&
So Kansas Ave
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GEO. vi. NOBLE & CO.,

ARE NOW THEIR NEW OFFICES THE CORNER O
KANSAS AVENUE.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
large very farms Topeka
$50 acres o at per
acres north at per acre S.
40 acres of $500.
Several 50 acre in
Several close
very attractive list city properties.
Come and see by phone.
GEORGE NJ NOBLE CO..
Estate Loans Insurance
4s5 Kansas Ave Both Phones
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
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VIII bring you an income of SIP to SIS per
month: room residence, all in good con-
dition, lots, fine shade and yard, now
rents S12, ought to bring SIS. See US quick
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
III West Fifth ST.
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SHAWNEE COUNTY LAND.

60 celentpa sture$3 ocash.
ca
e ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ "
ID mprov mile
10 impo ed mile
and Ikschoo
e@ 10 - - - 1920
s Ind Phones
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COAL DEALERS.
FREE D1sPENsARx.

-~---~~~~~~~~~~o~O~---~->
TOPEKA FREE DIsPENSARY. SOUTH
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS. from /
to D. m. except Sundays. Conducted by
regular practicing physicians for the
benefit CT persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
TENTS are assured of careful and consid-
crate treatment. Medicine furnished in
most cases.
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FOR SALE
Finest meat, fish. oyster and poultry
market in the state, sales running over
$40, 600 per year, net profits $1,000 per en-
mum, about $3.50 cash required, or will
trade for rental property and pay cash
difference. This is a snap. Call ga either
phone or at our office for particulars
w. C. STEPHENSON q CO,
Over Rigbys. 609 Kansas Ave.
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5000.

Will bring you an income Of $12 to SIS per
month; room residence, all in good con-
dition. lots. fine shade and yard now
rents $12, ought to bring SIS. See US quick.
BARNES REAL ESTATE co..
III West Fifth St.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
ELIAS WHITE.
Real Etate.

! acre, good Improvements. close In 81
IL acres, good improvements, 81. 400
215 acres miles out, good house. 81, coo.
10 acres. rooms, bottom land, $3.50.
20 acres, good house plenty of fruit, So
% acfes. fine house and barn, 8 miles,
S, 600.
40 acres 515 miles southwest, s., 100.
so acres s miles southwest, $500.
so acres miles southwest, "a. 200
160 acres close to Louisville improved,
S., 800.
II rooms on Van Buren, ST.. trade for
farm.
room house and lots, $3.50.
10 rooms, 8 lots, barn, 200
rooms. lots and outbuildings, $780,
IL acress room house, west, $50.
s room house and lots, Oakland, ST.
300.
And many more not mentioned.
Call and see me- no w. 5th st.
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PHYSICIANS AND suRaEoNs,


IDA C. BARNES. NJ D.
Office 726 Kansas ave Residence This.
teenth and Clay. Office hours: a IN to
u a. m. and p. m. to p. m Telepaono
6SS residence. and Is office
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-26

was blowing briskly and carried the
smoke and Are in many directions A
house belonging 20 Frank &. Murray and
adjoining the Glass bakery was damaged
by fire and smoke. while the drenching II
received from the play OF the hose OF the
Volunteer Fire company made the dam
age complete and comprehensive.
Together with the barn, an old build
ing formerly used by Mr.. Darling as a
bakery was totally destroyed. The total
loss sustained by the various owners con-
rerned was $4,000 in round numbers. Tho
inmates OF tho Glass house and the ad-
Joining Murray tenements escaped from
their respective apartments without In
Jury.
The work OF the Columbia Hose com
pany I'm protecting the surrounding prop
erty from the ravages of the flames was
most commendable. Fortunately the wind
subsidized 20 such an extent as 10 relieve
the incident from more widespread and
serious results.
The fire apparently started In the loft Of
the Darling barn and there is strong
belief prevalent that Il was the work OF
an incendiary