davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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orally, to the disgust Of the victims.
they are so appropriate and clever that
they stick for lifetime. The latest
object of the society wag's cynicism
is Admiral Sir John Fisher, who has
just been appointed First Lord Of the
Admiralty. Before that Admiral Fisher
had the command at Portsmouth. the
most important naval station in Great
Britain. Here, by inviting the King to
view this and the other display. and
the Prince Of Wales to go aboard this
or the other vessel Of warfare, and by
otherwise keeping himself prominently
before royalty. he not only obtained
promotion, but has earned for himself
the sobriquet Of THE King Fisher"
But the King himself is often the
author OF the nicknames that are at
tached to different members OF society.
From his royal master Lord Ribbles-
dale got the title Of THE Ancestor"
for the King declares he looks exactly
like an old portrait in the high collar
and stock which he always wears
around his throat. Park Lane. the
home Of the miIlionaires. has been
dubbed by the King the ''Kaffir Circus"
because all the South African magnates
of the Kaffir market have congregated
there. For some unexplained reason
three stone statues were set on top Of
the wonderful house which the Inflated
Barney Barnato built for himself in
Park Lane and which is now inhabited
by Sir Edward Sassoon. These the
King called "the petrified share
holders When Sir Edward SassOOn
bought the house the first thing he
did was to remove these statues and
send them to Preston Park at Brighton.
a town with which the Sassoons have
always been largely Connected. Mr.
Henry Labouchere, MP, once wittily
described Brighton as a long sea front
with a SassoOn at each end and the
Metropole in the middle. The Metropolis
is Brighton's chief hotel
So unkind are many of the nicknames
that once established they are difficult
to erase from the memory. The pet
name for Sir Francis Jeune. the presi-
dent Of the Divorce Court. Is Boots"
for his family and friends declare that
his feet are so large that his boots
come into view long before he himself
is seen. Still more trying is the sobri-
Quet Of a woman who has been all her
life struggling to ascend the social
scale in smart society and step by step
has succeeded, until last year she
reached almost the height OF her am
bitions by marrying her daughter TO
an Earl And now when the gates OF
the social stronghold are thrown open
wide to her all the world talks OF her
by the comical nickname (''Hoopla,'
or THE Semi -Grand'O that too plain
ly indicates her original position.
For Mrs. Edward Darrell. whose
daughter is the Countess OF Kinnoull.
was in the days of her youth a
columbine in a provincial pantOmime.
when she met one of the BroadwoOds
of piano fame and married him. When
he died he left her a lot of money. and
she later married a member OF the
good old Darrell family. one OF whose
ancestors known as Wild Darrell
figured so largely in all the dOings OF
the "Hell-F'ire" Club about the end Of
the eighteenth century.
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from the country. according to his un-
restricted imperial pleasure.
REBELLIOUS HEIR TO THRONE.
Nevertheless. there are rebels in the
imperial f4mily. for at present there
are seven or eight Grand Dukes who
have either married in opposition to
the Cars wishes or who desire to be
welded to women Of whom the Czar
disapproves. Foremost among these is
the Grand Duke Cyril, the Cars eld
est cousin of the first degree. Grand
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Soc PuIllng a New remedy.

LONDON. Aug. 1S.-Nose pulling is
not necessarily an Objectionable and
hostile proceeding.
1t has recently been shown by DR..
Panyrek of Prague, says the Lancet.
to be an effective method OF treating
loss of consciousness. ''Rhythmical and
very energetic movements OF the nose
upward and downward repeated several
times will, says the Bohemian physi-
clan. revive asphyxiated persons In one
or two minutes
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rank which he had before his disgrace
and banishment
Welded LADY IN WAITING.

rank which he had before his disgrace
and banishment
welded LADY IN WAITING.
Another Uncle of the Car. the Grand
Duke Alexis. got into trouble when a
young man by marrying one Of the
ladies-in-waiting of his mother, the
Empress Maria Alexandrovna. The
bride was Miss Joukofsl1y and the
young couple contrived to keep their
marriage secret for three years. When
the secret became known the Czar was
extremely angry and took prompt
steps to put an end to the romantic
union. He declared the marriage to
be null and void and expelled Miss
Joukoffsky from Russia forever. The
priest who celebrated the marriage SER
vice was banished to Siberia for thirty
years and died in the eighteenth year
of his exile. Miss Joukoffsky after
ward married a German Baron and
died recently on her husbands estate
in Saxony. The only child which she
bore the Grand Duke remained in his
fathers custody and the Czar subse-
quently conferred on him the title OF
Count Belowsky. The youthful esca-
pade of the Grand Duke Alexis did not
mar his career for he is now COM
mander in chief of the Russian navy
ard exercises great influence on public
affairs in Russia.
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KING WHO
CAN ALSO
BE CYNIC
Britain's Ruler Makes
Jokes and Smart
Set Smiles.

LONDON, Aug. 18.-Nicknarnes are
many In smart London sociey and gen
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14

Softened the Shade.
Her hair was like a carrot.
A bricktop. sure enough,
But still they called II auburn
Because she had the '.stuif."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14
IDAHO HAS
II PRIZES
Has Secured that Many on Grains
and Grasses Alone at
Worlds Fair

Mr. M. A. Means and family ha,
returned home from an extended trip
east and besides visiting with relatives
in Illinois they spent week IN St
Louis visiting the worlds fair. MI
Means is much pleased with his visit
at st. Louis and says that idaho is well
represented at the fair for the scant
sum OF money Appropriated by the
state He says:
..Tbe first impression that person
would have OF the worlds fair IL that
on visiting the foreign buildings and
displays made by foreign countries was
| the display OF the jewels and other ex-
pensive articles owned by the Royalty.
| Going from those buildings to the agri-
cultural buildings. which cover TWEEN
ty- two acres. the displays representing
all Of the states Of the ,nlon along the
broad lines OF education and industry.
will make any individual better
American citizen from the fact that no
persons individuality is held up as the
! only thing on earth. The fruit display
| from Idaho, particularly the grapes
sent there by Robt. Schleicher, In my
opinion will take prizes against the
| world. The display OF grain and grass
es, vegetables and other products
handled by Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Wes-
sells is a great credit to the state OF
Idaho. Mr.. Vessels told me before
leaving that up to that date Idaho had
taken forty-two prizes on its grains
and grasses. This is remarkable. II
view OF the fact that the small sun
contributed to make this display and
bear the expense Of gathering 1t to-
gether which understand was cnl,
81, 500. while other states set aside
from six to twenty-five thousand dol.
lars. II there are any persons deserv'
ing OF credit for their industry ant
tireless efforts IT Is Mr.. and Mrs. Wes
; sells.
I'VE visited the Idaho building dur
ing our stay in st. Louis and wer'
agreeably surprised especially at tn
vast crowds that seemed to swarm L
the building and who made most fav
orable comment at the handsome deco
rations. The hospitality OF Mrs. ].
vollmer Miss vollmer and Miss Sonn'
the hostesses OF the building. has beef
and is of immense credit to Idaho an
to them must be given great praise TO
I their work during the fair.
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Hu1nor - Philosophy
D DUNCAN n. Sinrn
the SUMMER BoARDER


Out to the pleasant country,
Whether IN east or west,
Cometh the summer boarder.
Looking for health and rest.
Wanting TO pay one per day
And TO receive the best.
Debate and quite sickly.
Hardly car stand on his feet
Wanting to trade the city
on for Il calm retreat:
No appetite, but It's q fright
jus: to observe him eat
: Wanting 10 make the natives
Think he liz ich and great.
Able tn fsin The city.
-hlro peri: iis the state.
Built on the .n Of great big man.
Maybe a candidate.
Meanwhile the willy farmer
VINO hts t..c etin annexed
Letteta the y, arier rambie
On with himself AZ text;
Ds-l't crack d smile. though all the Will
lie and his felix's are ''next.'
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wants 1t. lie gets II
In exchange for the
Eioney he gives her q
chunk OF Ice that she
cGn frequently Gee
wishoutputting on her
glasses. II she kicks
he makes the piece
smaller and charges
twice as much.
Is the ice man q
rnfafl u11noaprY No, he
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14
rcss cf the Road.

Wao is tlise l.rgc gentleman with .
zig wagon wao looks as though be
wanted to ran over some one? That b
the ice mar. When summer comes he
comes also. He has II vague idea that
your mother has some money, and be
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14

The proper place for crook IL il Z
straitjacket.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14

Mrs. Blanqne IL resigned to the don
BILE chin that annoyed her at flrst."
yes. Her husband says she IL worth
her weight In gold, and every pound
she adds to her weight seems like put
ting money in the bank
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14
Worlds Fair Rates Extended

Through the efforts Of the Great
Northern Railway. worlds fair excur-
sion tickets will be sold on October
9th. 2sth and 29th, in addition to Oc-
tober 3rd. 4th and 9Th. For full infor-
nation apply to any Great Northern
agent.
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is wretchcd guesser. He thinks that
seventeen ounces make nifty pounds.
Does the ice man own the big wagon
that he drives? No. II he did he
would not drive 1t.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14
Wanted the Besl.

'Drousie, let's take q trip to the
Sandwich Islands,"
.All right. Weary, but before we 60
to the trouble of travelling. look in the
book and zee il there are no Pie ~
lands.''
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14
They Missed b

-''Some Of the worlds greatest poets
received but very little pay for their
masterpieces"
Think Of what they missed by being
born before the days OF the soap adver.
tisement!'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14

] 4 will b : pretty hard matter for
any nsws y 81 sway from The Teller.
| News oombinatjem. NJ
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14
The Difference.

A villain vile may smile and smile,
Though he'd kill q man by inches,
But It takes . girl to look real sweet
When she wears . shoe that pinchsa.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14
He SIN Smokes.

We have the smokeless powder
In every modern night,
But the smokeless c0rreGpondent
u not ~ yet In sight
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The proper place for crook is in .
straitjacket.
Tan secured In the harvest field u not
nearly 20 aristocratic as tan acquired
on the golf links.
The one meal-a-day fad II never popu-
lar with the man who can afford but
one.
A man with no music In his soul may
still run photograph half the night
because he dislikes the neighbors.
1t IL strongminded vegetarian who
does not fall when the fried spring
chicken ID passed.
1t may do all right for savage race,
but no refined man will eat dog II he
knows 1t.
Looking at 1t the other way. the sun
is setting on some portion Of the Brit
ish empire every hour in the twenty
four.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-12

ginning. He very much preferred
staying with her, he declared, if she
didn't mind. That was the night she
started lovesg him. Hadn't he spent
toe dancing to coach her? Didn't
Bob always understand? The thought
that he was just across the table and
not engaged to her any more almost
Suffocated her. She couldn't stand it.
Bob she said, with all that perilouS
youth shining in her eyes, ''have you
forgotten that toe dance you taught
me years ago?' No, with weary reSig-
nation, he had not forgotten it.
Bob" with cruel persistence, when
you told me that night that you had
rather stay with me than to go with
the old ladies, did you mean it truly?"
Yes, he was sure he meant it truly.
The cafe was deserted. Only Francois,
the waiter. lurked in the background,
and he couldn't speak English.
Bob" moving nearer and laying
confiding hand on his arm, Bob, does
your love lie too deep for words ?"
There was a pleading quality in her
tones not to be resisted.
Child" he was holding her chin in
his most comforting hand and exam
lining her eyes.
Jack Travers didn't kiss me, truly"
she comforted, patting Bob's old gray
hairs tenderly. Francois had discreet
ly withdrawn, fully remunerated. He
said that before I told him about
about how 1 loved you-I-I-I told him
all about US, Bob" But she didn't
finish He understood. Bob always
understood.
Child" he whispered, with eyes in
which youth had come home to live
you must be the oldest person on
den of Eden-with youth that is fresh
and genuine and eternal! Yes, you are
childl"-CampbeI Mcleod in San
Francisco Call.
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FOR SALE-REAB ESTATE.
new And SPECIAL.
w. NJ. FORBES.

s rooms, AS it. front. $50 rent. 2 blocks
Of ave. for $500; $3.50 cash; SD month.
Special in a room cottage, close in.
paved, pays over IL per cent. Ask for
price.
New rooms, lots, part modern, fine
block, only 81, 400: u cash: other good
ones, $2.1O0 and $500. Get location.
Let us show you that pretty room cot
tage, circular porch, bath, cellar. cistern,
We'll barn, shade, lots, west side, $500;
less this week
II lots, conner. neat, new cottage, large
porch, painted roof, hard pine finish, els
tern, cemented cellar, barn and outbuild-
ings, painted trees. / block of car line,
only 81, $50. Don't delay. Act today.
Potwin corner 100 by POS it., east front,
large house and barn, So. 500. Want offer.
Elegant finished room, all modern,
house, AZ blocks of capitol, 8 east front
lots, large shade, IS, $50.
New rooms, bath, closet, bowl, sink,
neat paper, paved, street car, close in, 81
$50; rent nets SIG.
rooms, lots, Lowman, $500: rooms,
3 lots, $500; rooms, 21s lots, barn, Harri-
son, $500; rooms Topeka ave-, 500;
rooms, 8 east front lots, near Potwin, ST.
$50; rooms, lots, Topeka ave, $1,1O0:
good rooms, IA lots, east side, $500; good
rooms Madison. 81, 260.
Small cheap bottom farms and suburban
tracts, lots all over city, so and 16o acre
farms, 40 houses to rent. See us for ev-
w. M Forbes. 1o7 w. eth. both phones.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


P. Maze to F. Deppe, tract on Har-
TiSOn street ----.-..-. y W"
The Orchard Place Lot Co. to VIM.
Z. Gibs, lot 573 and south half of
lot sal Kansas avenue, Orchard
Place addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2OO
A. Meder to l. NJ. Mohler, lot 81 Elm
street, Bradford Miller'S addition. $50
I. NJ. Beeler and husband to H. S.
Street. Parkdaie -.......e............. 1900
J. r. Mulvane and wife to William
Sullivan, part of southwest quar-
ter of section 80, township IL, range
10 %uV
J. d. Smith to ]. w. Smith, lot $50
Tenth avenue east ..--------.--....-.. 1
Same to G. H. Smith. part of lots
III, 179, Isl and 1873 Third street,
Cranes addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]
Same to same, lot 80 Quincy street,. 1
Same to same, part of lots 1S2 and
1S4 Fourth street, Cranes addition. 1
Same to J. W. Smith, lot % and
north half of lot 81 Quincy street. I
H. A. Preston and wife to E. Haley,
lot 30 Jefferson street, Cranes addi-
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FOR SALE.

Van Buren,, near I'd, I lot, rooms. cell
lar, we'll sewer, 100; cash. $500; balance
like rent.
Kansas ave, rooms, IL lots, 81 200.
Polk, near 18th, rooms, cistern, city
water, $3.50.
Van Buren,, Walnut Grove, lots,
rooms barn, $3.50.
Western ave, near eth. rooms, partly
modern, ZOO.
1907 Lane, z rooms. IL lots, barn, can
sell on easy terms or trade for smaller
property.
W. Sth, modern in every respect hard
wood floors, hot water heat, S.. O0O
w. 9Th st. handsome brick and stone
modern residence, at a bargain.
THE SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Tel 5O5. 534 Kansas Ave
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13 PER CENT.

And a little over. That's the actual IN
terest now paid in rents on a property
blocks out, west side: figuring on the
price, So, 800. for which we can offer it for
the next two three days.
There are 2 houses. one of rooms
thoroughly modern, the other 5 rooms, not
a cent of repairs needed. They rent for $40
a month; taxes $50 a year. Figure it out
for yourself.
We have ''scads' of places netting s to
10 per cent, but nothing else, considerfns.
the swell location, quite good as this
THE STRAUSS AGENCY
Central National Bank Bldg.
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CUT PRICE BARGAIN.

Z large rooms, reception hall and COM
plete bath, pantry and alcove, good hot
water furnace, gas and electric light hard
wood finish, brick walks, shade IL lots
good neighborhood, blocks south. and
west of state house. Price cut from 49, $50
to $500; u cash. Best snap we have had
for months
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO.,
Phones 1925. 1O7 w. Sixth
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JACKSON STREET.

An improved property at such price
as should command the attention of in
WE ARE NOT GUESSING ON THIS.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO,
By w. A. NEISWANGER, Manager.
116 West Sixth st.
Ind. Phone 94S
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$3.50 to ST. Louis and Return.
Via Rock Island System. Tickets on
sale daily, except Friday and SATURDAY.
goods7 DAYS in ST Louis.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
RENTAL LIST.

1O15 w. 10th ST. modern cottage, $50.
1901 Clay St, large modern home, $40
1917 Kansas house, SIS.
1920 Fillmore modern 8 rooms, $22.5 80.
III Jackson St, 3d.
III w I'd St, mousse S or rooms, A7.00.
11T2 Woodward ave- rooms, $3.50.
1107 w. 10th part of house, SIS.
1905 W. 9Th SIS
40 Lincoln rooms SD
III Jefferson St, Z rooms, slI..
1854 Fillmore modern 10 rooms, $35.
1905 Western modern rooms, $50.
1884 Jackson St. N Topeka, rooms S4
Nice modern fiat close w. 9TH St, rooms, $3o
Some modern to rent.
S35 Topeka ave. modern rooms, $50
1913 W. 4th. good 6 room house, part modern, SIS
Several farms for rent.
s. NJ. WOOD & CO..
534 Kansas Ave
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FOR SALE.

100 acres IL miles S w, z cultivation,
balance pasture, some timber, stream or
chard, room frame house, stable, crib.
$500. About 1-3 cash; balance at 5 per
cent.
J. E. TORRTNGTON,
100 West Sixth St.
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WANrED-AGENTS.

LADY agents making less than $25 week
ly should write for catalog and terms y
start you in business and make you
independent; outfit prepaid. Women's APP
parel Supply CO., Chicago.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men as branch Of
fee managers to handle agencies, also
soap crew managers for road, $500. Par
ker Chemical Co., Chicago.
AGENTS or others, [ will send the re-
ceipt for making non-expIosion gasoline
powders, as the company has frozen me
out, for 81; the genuine A Gaol, 211 w.
18th ST., Kansas City, Mo.
AGENTS to handle our high grade per-
fumes; our plan wins; large profits terms
reasonable. Leffler & Co., st. Louis, Mo.
HUSTLING agent for our electric cigar
lighter and cutter with revolving adver-
Using spaces, patented, exclusive rights
and territory given. American Excelsior
Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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LOST AND FOUND.
AUCTION.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-My ap-
plication for permit to sell Intoxicating
LIQUORS according to law at 334 Kansas
avenue, in the Second ward of the city of
Topeka, is now on file in the office of the
probate judge of Shawnee county, Kan
sas. The hearing of the Same is set for
Thursday at o'clock a. M, Nov. II, 1904.
MARTIN O'DONNELL.
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FOR RENTS room house, modern con-
veniences, fine location, city water, bath
room, cellar, gas, barn, paved St, block
of car line, rent $25 a month. Inquire of
tel. No. 300, Otto Kuehne, N. Topeka.
FOR RENT-9 room house 921 w. 10th st.
FOR RENT room house 1870 Polk ST.,
gas, bath. Call 1913 Clay. Phones 49,
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VIC. STEPHENSON & CO
sos Kansas Ave. Over Rigbys.

room house on w. 9Th St, all conven-
fences, S25.
4 room cottage on Topeka ave-. near Sd.
$14
A Il room house on Fillmore, near 18th,
all conveniences, S35.
New house on Kansas ave-, rooms, all
modern convenienceS, except heat. Price
$40
room house on Monroe, near 10th, man
tel and CRATE, city and cistern water.
bath. Price $25.
House rooms, corner 18th and Monroe
Price $40.
3 nice rooms, close in, hard oil finish,
city water, closet at door, gas. Price SO
to small family.
Have a few nice steam heated rooms in
the Keith building, including city water
hot and cold bath, water closet, gas lights
and jan1tor service free. For particulars
call phone 654 or call at the office.
room modern house on W. 9Th St, SIS
IL room house on Monroe, near 9Th, all
conveniences large barn. For particulars
call at the office
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FOR RENTS room house, water in the
house; barn, on pavement. Inquire 1126
Taylor st.
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VACANT.
MODERN HOUSE.

COST 5000: PRICE NOW 5000.
215 lots, room house, nice large rooms,
furnace, bath, gas. electricity barn, fine
shade and location.
MARION Sheldon,
us Kansas Ave, Topeka.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

by detective acting as
confidential agent for private parties alb
solute secrecy guaranteed; shadowing and
investigating a speciality. Address c. r.
l., 412 Tyler st.
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WANTED-19 men in each state to travel;
Jack signs and distribute samples ana
circulars of our goods. Salary SO month,
s. day expenses. kaufman Co., Dept BE-
Atlas block, Chicago.
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DO YOU WANT TO DRAW 162s9o ON
TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS?
AND, MIND YOU, YOU ONLY HAVE
TO INVEST THREE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS!
EITHER CASH, BANKABLE PAPER,
REAL ESTATE, VACANT LOTS
OR ANY OLD THING.


room house, pantries, closets,
hail. downstairs hard wood finish,
one and a half lots, all newly
painted and repaired, plenty of
outbuildingS, chicken house and
yard, brick walks, good drove well,
just recently fenced. In fact the
property is in first class condition,
except needing papering; the house
being recently built, some of the
rooms have never been papered.
HOUSE WILL RENT FOR S12. 80.
ASSOCIATION PAYMENTS $e.3s.
A GOOD RENTAL INVESTMENT.
A NICE HOME, CHEAP.
If you have $500 to invest, or it's
equivalent, it will pay you to inves-
tigate this. And, besides, you will
deal with the owner and will not
have to pay a real estate commits
sion. Address J. D. S, care Jour-
nal, or call at 923 North Tyler ST.
THIS WILL BE OFF THE MARKET
AFTER DEC. 1.
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home evenings, $3.50 week. Send address
ed envelope for particulars Manager
Dept S. So, Box 1411, Philadelphia, Pa