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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
TAoART VII SEEK
COUNSEL OF BRYAN.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec 25.-The
Jefferson Democracy of the 10th Con-
Sressional district have arranged fer
January 10. and a number OF the par
ty notables from other States have
been invited 10 be present Among
them are Governor Folk. of Missouri.
Gov.-eIect Douglas OF Massachusetts,.
wil1iaza jennings Bryan. Congress
man pucGworth of Ohio and mary
others. M. Bryan has promised to
to he presen: and National Democrat.
&c Chairman TaSsart has accepted IN
invitation and VIII make short
speech.
The promoters of the banquet be-
long TO TIE Bryan wing of the party.
and the function kas been arranged,
it is said, for the express purpose of
bringing TaSSart and Bryan together
on Indiana soil and give Mr.. Taggart
an opportunity 10 talk over the pollti-
cal situation with him. There Is
general agreement among the friends
OF TaSSart that he is dissatisfied with
his experience with Eastern counsel
ors and that he has been in touch
witI3 many weztern Democrats lately
and has expressed the opinion that
Bryan must take the party Leadership
again foar years hence. There viii
be conference of local leaders
With Bryan immediately following the
banqnet and IL IS probable That It will
be held either at Taggart's hotel here
Or at French Lick Springs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
FIERCE STORM
IS RAGING EN CITY OF BUFFALO
TEAMS ARE ALL RUNNING
LATE.
~ Pa:I:shers, Press.l

BUFFALO. Dec 2S-ThEs city is in
the midst OF a blizzard OF immense
proportions. The air is filed with
whirlins ard swirling snow aud The
wind is blowing from Lake Erie At .
speed Of afty or sixty miles an hour
So great IS .i:e storm, the streets are
practically deserted and business is at
a standsun. It is one of the worst
storms in the c3ty's history The
steamer Messasoit. loaded with HIN
be-. which mas been fast on the in
take pier for : couple OF weeks and
has defed the efforts OF a dozen tugs
10 dislodge aer, is being pounded t,
pieces by the raves Of the Niagara
river She is splitting apart ard can
hardly hold together till night IL TIE
high winds continue to prevail. M
trains are reported late. and street
car traffic is greatly disturbed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
FER GAL E
CARRIES DEAT Il
IN ITS WAtlE-NuMsER OF PEo-
PIE OVERCOME sY WEST
ERN STORM
lBy Ppblishers, 60

CHICAGO. Dec 2S:-Death rode n
the fierce gale which howied over
Chicago and the middle states Tues
day as the accompaniment of one OF
the worst storms OF years. Three
f3Ses were lost IN the city in direct
consequences OF the gale aaotner life
VII 5e ios< as . result OF q IRE which
g-as tanned 10 fury by The raging
WIND, and q lumber os persons were
injured While battling WITH the. blast
~hica reached maximum velocity
OF serenty-rwo miles IN hour last
evening at $50 o'clock.
Other deaths and injuries were re-
ported elsewhere, together with heavy
damages 20 Buildings. delay in rail-
road t-a2c- street car transportation.
telegraph and telephone lines, and
business generally. The dead:
ALEXANDER STEINER. killed by
coal chute which was hurled
through the ar, striking him on the
head
THOMAS WALSH was struck by
board which had been blown from
the thi-d sto-y OF a building at Jack
son bou!evard ard Green streets.
NELLIE HARLAN. infant child of
Charles FzrIa26- fatally burned by
Ere whic2 was rendered uncontrol-
liable by The high wind.
3AfA8TIE LANG, years old. Forty
fourth and Belmont avenue. frozen 20
death within \ block OF his home.
Th;rresn we're reported injured
this rorn:nG
: The storaa. which developed in the
West sundaS- cane to Chicago in the
forerao1 in tae form OF a heavy rain
wiki the Temperature but little above
the f-eez;aS point. the mercury
Standing AT above zero at II
o-c!ocs- b c o'clock the temperature
had dropped 70 II above zero, and
he ground Saes covered with a thin
Of Zee, while at midnight the
marked s degrees, and then
,es&n 70 -eeede slightly
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
A FEW WORDS
ABOUT SUCCESS
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON TIE
METHODS OF SUCCESSFUL
MERCHANTS HERE AND
ELSEWEERE-

Oae OF TIE secrets OF success OF
the number Of our more prosperous
merchants Is their discrimination in
choosing the right clerks and heads
OF che different cepartmeats. Ere
quentiy certain departments OF a
store s,lfer eimunition OF trade. not
because Of the inferiority of the goods
displayed. but because OF the unpopu-
lari5y of the clerk or because of the
offensive manner he OF she may pos
sess. and their dlctatorial way OF ex-
pressing their opinions Many Gus
toners are glad TO have the advice OF
a competent clerk. bit they do not
like 70 have their own opinions
fouted or their expressed wishes
created wish Unsurpassed contempt.
or 10 have an article literally forced
upon them When one sale is made
IN such cases a dozen are LOST. and
the btIyer steers clear OF that particu-
Ia< clerk and her department. after
one such experience Merchants as
4 -tile choose their clerks very care
fully They ~ant vigorous young
people whose looks inspire a conf |
derce il their good taste and abil- |
itS,ard they demand in a clerk the
Intelligence which realizes their own |
res2onsfbilisy and sEe ambition TO
a2st;se their own particular line OF
goods attractive and the interest 10
share with the employer his desire
&c please ali customers. II young
man or woman is fo.tuuate enough
20 be social favorite ard Wen known
for their personal qualifications. al:
the Better. for they are sure TO have
many friends who would follow them
even INTO inferior stores in order to
ger the value Of their advice and in
formation along lines in<whict they
themselves are TOO busy or have no
opportInity TO become informed
The prosperity of a FIRM depends very
upon Its employees and a
-ery little thought will convince the
ncss skeptical of this fact Go into
'ur most prosperous and reliable
stores and compare their methods
With those OF the merchant who has
ret 70 establish a population for su-
'er:or business methods. and you
VIII not be long in deciding wherein
many have failed TO catch the best
rade Of the community
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
Advance Sale.

The advance sale OF The Stroll
ers." for the matinee and night per-
Torrance. opened at Chr!stie's this
morning Tie sale started very sat
isfactorlly. as a number of seats for
both performances were disposed OF.
including a number OF box seats fer
the matinee The StroIlers" have
been so well advertised that they proo:-
ise to have one of the best houses
OF the season
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
aGirEs WIN q airis.,l5

Girls VIII Be e9rIss 5girs a.
Erady's musical prodactfon walch
made such an emphatic the
Grand in October win soon pta 8
return engagement afelssElIes
Baker and Joseph Hart have supplicds
IL is said, a very clever booIeof the
piece, building ske1eSon win
backbone OF plot. limbs OF sisuas
tons and ribs Of brighe lines The
story Of Professor Ebenezer Dodge
who goes TO a cock light escape
from raidinS constabIes and IN isi:ss
attempts to keep out of jail involve
every other member of the cast
his predtcamert. is one said 70 be Of
much merrfmeat MI. Al Leeeh WHO
is the star, has created a greaf 55sn-S
IN. the role OF Professor
Dodge. He IS assisted by TIE Three
Rosebuds and company OF more
tkan thirty. mostly girls.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
ENDED LIFE BY
SWALLOWING scHLOEoFoRm.
Young Mother Seeks Relief From Scr,
row Amid the Christmas ceic5ra-
ton rne Chicago

eHIc4Go. Dec 2s.-rnere were
two pathetic incidents amid the cale-
bFanon of Christmas here One was
the suicide OF a woman and the o;ae-
was the attempted suicide of anotner
woman, who IS said to Ge IN a dying
condition.
Facing esuaRseneat rom hei hus-
band and ne fear thai Size would he
unable 70 provide for ,herselGSaEd i4er
babe. Mrs. Jennie Deal. twen:y-f,so
years old committed suicide In mercy
Hospital
The baby was bonn in The hospital
last night This morning Mrs. Deal
asked TO see the baby and IT wds
broashtfto her She repeatedly kiss
ed It. then asked the nurse 10 take It
away
The nurse left the room for mo-
menf. and VIXEN she returned She de
stected the odor of chloroform. which
tn patient had swallowed She found
Mrs Deal IN convnlSicns l>bysi
clans We're called but the woman died
IN few minutes. Mrs Deal came
from farm near Warren II, two
months ago. She had been married
only year. bur there. had been FAM
ay troubles
pesponaent because q q quarrel
win her mother. Josephine tsylla.
eighteen years old. sl:.ss herself in
the side with a revoiysf. and e The
County Hospital II IS said she prob
ablywm die The girl G.rarre,el with
her mother in Poland several H,caths
ago. and came to Chicago, where So
found employment
She helped her mistress ie The /
preparation for Christmas dinner yes
terdaSs and spoke OF trosble Between
herself and her parent- she then tcotl
a revolver. went 10 the rear of the
house and shot herself. She was found
unconscious
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
OBJECTIONS 10
TIE: HONOR MED I
Army c@ecfs Desire to Retain Ac-
sual Decorations Gwen For
Gaflaatry.

w4SaTNccToN. n n "a -
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-n.,;>,s+.J ea,..,.,,5s ,5,;-tias 49,,
~ ,ct;.,,, ~ Ia W.. 1,o,s ,tr,t,,+,
aso,,i,,,- 49,, -. go
Sew, $50, - 4o-,o,. c.a,,s,.a1
;csfrIos,;o .,-s3s-.,t s,,.f.,.. - $50
nod - I;,s,,,,, 80, ts,,xss,
T1snsrt->,.. ~ -. ~
,,,.-,r,c+,.ra - oo,5 t,;a,,,' ,,.f+,Z
the ,av [,r >s,,I,st;t;,ts,,.- tJ,.r, fr,. ~.
.,>,,,als n5yy. =, ,ss $500, ~ ~
.,IFed,, az Honor No..
| Tho na,-l,. ,,,on,,,a -,<,,,s,,fs .. So,
,o:n,ad e,,,,.;roTsse, ~. ,,raat3, -
! s-ean caaa,e, Tn. s9.,.. s,,d ~ ~, :.
ord s,r,,a ta,cIn -. ~ ron r.nil:,,
a,d. ~ sf,,tr - - -, -, ~, -,
!, e ~ ms nI,+Irr- 49, se-;o,,s -
5ection i -,ase r = c,aime6 49,
tb. npz medal is noth;,~ hnt =, M
,,+,on ,-d r,anv ofIfce,S ,,b, 49,
medals f~iva,, 4ba,, Nv fonrross 90
txnected 10 refuse 70 excbanre ror
tbe new design
In order TO comn41 ts.n TO do 50 II
;s sa,d tb.t tba w,r Da,,artr,o,+ ,,ir,
Issue n regulation REQUIRING evary
Officer who has been .,yv,rd.,,d a medal
of hopor-to wear +be new desie,,
medal whenever he wears fun dress
uniform. The only way the new
medal can he oh,ai7ea bv all s,cr
officers X by the surrender of his
present medal.
Genera, Gs1Iesp;e has had his do
sign patentegi To nravso, irs pse bv
any outside organization. and has
made over his patent TO the Medal of
Honor Legion. 1t Is claimed by those !
who are advocating the. new desira
thar it became necessary to change
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
wight Allen together VIII Inasi,g

Dwight Allen together viii rnalsy
others of note.
The chorus numbe over forty srd
tioRally beautiful. The product sce
has been greeted with large and en-
thusiastic audiences II over Es,s
country and IN many citics peopic h5d
TO be turned away. Stroll ersss
is the attraction at the local fIay
house next Saturday. raatfnee
night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
couMclLmA.N LILLY
aift Do the Handsome BY the Sec
ond Ward Children Saturday.

Councilman George Lily is an ex-
e-e-2ely popular man among Second
warGers, and every time he appears
on the streets in that locality you can
herr the kids yell Christmas gift. :
s1r- Lily has responded to their solic-
i:stions handsomely, but thinks there
night be few VINO were overlooked
so on next Saturday afternoon at >
o'clock he wants every Second ward
child Of 16 and under 20 assemble
At Wiseman's store to eat good things
1t his expense and the children may
resi- assured that he VIII do the thing
Handsomely This is purely a New
Years greeting on his part. and he
does i; TO show his appreciation OF
the childreH.s friendship
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
For Sale.

Six and half acres of land one
mile from Ainersville, good Groom
house. stable and other outbuildinss.
plenty OF, good fruit. water piped into
house-sixteen and half acres ad.
Joining also for sale IL desired Apply
to J! s. WALKER.
East Park.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

Il Santa Claus win sa1se the yonns+
ster enc OF our magic ranterng money
bank. air rife, pocket knife. trieycse
express wagon. sled. tool chester :
pair OF &. K. skates lie viii he de-
lighted with his Christmas preset
J. L. Hairs Hardware.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
Real Estate fransfe.,

Deed dated December Il 19e5-
Hugh G. Bowles and wife to ndarsare.
r. Jackson. parcel OF ground n
Brcokdale addition to the town Of
Monongah; considerations. SGD &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

]. S, Pople IS running away with
the trade in ladies' furs. Prices can:
not be discounted X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

Some person wilr get the brass bed
Coal City House FURNISHING Company
Some person VIII get the Wilton rus
coal CITY House FURNISHING compasy1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

We have already started on ush-
ing snow shovel business and our
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

Some person will get the Chair, Coz
City House Furnishing Company. ,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

lines of ice creepcrs. sleigh bells.
skate straps, skate shar2eners and
mike braces are complete. J. L. Fails
Hardware
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

All Music sung in Wang on sale only
at Marion Piano Co. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

Cali at J. S. Pople.s and get bar
aims in ladies furs; all sizes, latest
tyIes, catch: colors. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

Some nice lots on Hamilton Hili for
@eie: NJ q gooc bargain. II Il Ian
Rae
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

~ =
.s.Tiie Ssrofirrs.

The Vel known tlseat-9cas usss4
ayers Nixon 8 zzinarsl WIZ
70 this city, their successful
tioa OF Ihe Stroll The
pany presenting the Opera iFsssse
and except Ionally strors ana inefss6c
such well known
Liaeska. May Boiton Mazda ssnygIe-.
Robert Lett, Joe Smith
Lydecker Henry Sasasr ana
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
sTocKHoLoERs, MEETING.

The second annual meeting of the
stockholders OF Fairmont Industrial
Company VIII be held at the Office of
Levi B. Harr. a3227S Main street, Fair
mont. West Virginia, on Tuesday. Jan
yuary 10. 1905: at 2-30 P. VI
LEVI B. FARR, President
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

Hall. the holly man, BIG Main
street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

All OF the latest te!esrapnie ass
local negss wiz be found IN fIac .sS;..s'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

a; Why. not let the Marion lain AIM
7. rency collect that claim Tor YOU
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

Our imported Japan ard hand paint
ed ware. German and aavi1and china
ware, are Xmas PRESENTS that are
stylish and sensible. ~ easy prices
at J. L Halls Hardware
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

vargsnsan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-27

iving w.+a
$40 acre '
near SILVER LAKE, l acres Ooom wen improved living
pasfure p acres n Of Grantgle
acre 4 mi
Pa esnorthw
NJ
E7L Kansas
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WANT FIVE ACRESe

Rich land, fenced. block to west side car
line, $500. worth much more; easy terms If
you want them. -
"a acres, beautiful building site 15-vear-
old shade, Lowrnan Hill, near W'ashf,1r-.
want offer at once. Il
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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WANrED-AGENTs.


1000 FREE trips, with weeks board, at
leading hotel and paid admissions to
st. Louis exposition, all Free also chance
to make big money at once, exposition
journal, view book and outfit sent for &c
postage Address Exposition Dept,
Campben's Journal St. Louis. Mo.
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DAVIS, WELCOME & co.
Real Estate and Loans.


st.
= -. ..- 800. ,a- L. 1sr - " N"'n
- -, - go. n -. W Auh'0on'
WELL
u Fine in patsof
phones Vests Sixth St
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
]. E. SHAFFER.
1f2 East 9Th ST.

2 lots Lane ST., fine location. paved ST..
good brick walks, nice shade, an excel
lent modern house of rooms, cellar,
pantry, closets, bath. electric lights, good
barn. Price s., 500.
8 lots west St, fine location, east front,
lar, porches, well and outbuildings. Price
lots Lowman Hill. good room house.
cellar. well, barn, close to electric cars,
would exchange for a small farm Price
lots Lowman Hill, good room house,
cellar, well, barn, snap. Price 1880
acres Auburndale, fine garden land, an
excellent house of O rooms. cellar, well,
10 acres 4 miles out, fine location, first
! and second bottom land, living water,
all in cultivation, on R. F. D. Route,
good room house, cellar, well, barn,
poultry house. orchard and berries and
grapes: would take in good city prop
erty for $500 or 5000. This is gilt
edged little farm Price $4,000.
| I also have a host of other good farms.
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
! $50 acres 10 miles southeast, large house,
barn, orchard, S. $50.
Well improved so six miles south, s, 800.
160 acres 315 miles north, large house
and barn, fine orchard $4,000.
| $50 acres, good barn and house, orchard,
etc. miles southwest, Sc, 400.
! 2 rooms, barn, fruit, shade, II acre. near
shops, $1,000.
! ]. D. MILLER & CO.,
| $50 Kansas Ave.
WE GET cash for good farms and city
property if price is right. Knox &
Rife, Marietta, o.
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SMOKE THE ]. r. S. CENT CIGAR
J. R. Spetter. manufacturer
HAVE those pictures framed at Haw-
kins' 91s n. Kan ave. Phone 49,
GALLON can Fancy Victor Syrup 30c
Eckert & Walker, 612 Kansas ave-
SEND YOUR buds TO CHIVERS-
(EveryWhere so see those words.l
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


PER CENT PER MONTH
Our developed plantation certificates as
sure this income for life. Easy payments.
Booklet free. n. Y. Honduras Com. Co., %
Broadway, N. Y.
IF YOU could make an investment of
$500 which would pay you $500 interest
the first year, in business established
four years, open to closest investiga ton,
would you investigate? Absolutely no
scheme. Address Profit" care State
Journal.
100 LOTS free-F1rst 100 applicants send
ing stamp will receive deed of a lot size
Is by 100 feet to advertise Westminster
park, suburb n. Y. 10Th Century Realty
Co. Wall St, n. Y.
$4,000 BUYS strictly commercial estab-
hShed business paying absolutely 60 per
cent annually on investment Trial given.
Bona fide investor. Campbell & Co., 1856
Dearborn St, Chicago.
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JO-HE.
A SIRE CURE For GRIPPE.

A SURE CURE FOR GRIPPE.
Another good man has gone-Mark
Hanna-of a disease that should not have
caused his death For. when la grippe
we treated and saw the Jo-He oil used
on at least 100 cases, and not even
one out of this number reached the dam
ger line. We sold good deal to doctors
for this disease And for colds. pneumo-
lions there is nothing in this world that
will equal this remedy. Call or write
Paine Bros, agents, S25 Kansas ave-, To-
peka.
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PAINE BROS
TorN

PAINE BROS
BARGAIN LIST.
For musical Instruments, such as good
toned old violins, banjos, guitars, mando-
Inns, drums, comets, trombones, tenors,
purchase. Shot guns, rifles and revolt
Vers at bargains: bicycles all kinds and
ali nrices. from So up to $50. Hardly nee
essary to say anything about our watch.
clock and jewelry department, for nearly
every one knows what we can do on these
goods Only think of it-32 years in one
place. 325 Kansas ave-, Topeka.
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ORCHARD PLACE LOTS.

Selling fast and furious this early in the
year. Only ~ lots left on Kansas avenue;
house number 1905. Price $3.50.
Few good lots Van Buren,. $3.50 up. Some
on Harrison. $175; corner Fifteenth 1900:
Topeka avenue, $3.50 each.
We've sold lots on Polk st. in last few
days; handsome locations, at S125 a lot:
east fronts, Tyler, $125 Fifty per cent
profit on most OF these lots within YEAR
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Authorized Agents Orchard Place Lot Co.
FOR SALE
One acre near Washburn college, room
house, poultry yards, barn. well cistern
s., 500. Trade for west side dwelling
4 acres east of Santa Fe shops, good 4
room cottage, 81, 200
About IL acres choice land very near
city, several acres bearing fruits rasnher-
rles, blackberrles, strawberries, peaches,
house, barn, big chicken houses and
yards. s.. 600.
j. E. TORRINGTON.
100 West Sixth St
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FOB. sALE-REAL ESTATE

bAL4z-1N4SzA41
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A large resi-
dence, lots and also a large barn and
6-year-old milk COW. 513 e. I'd ST.
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w. NJ. FORBES.

blocRs a Rs% GSm $3.50 SSStea a faT os in
payments If sold Immediately.
room house, close in, for $1,175 Mon
day; rents makes about 15 per cent on
paved. dropped 500 to s1,s75 this week.
5000 rooms r Dear s sSgss ssst SIDE sid SEQ
s., ESQ.
or 8 cheap homes in Auburndale.
Fine modern s room east front, best To-
cation in Potwin, this week, $500.
rooms, furnace. bath, etc. east front.
near governors mansion, only $500.
5 rooms, good barn. W. 9Th, 81. $50. Quick.
$50 acres z miles out, sell for 5000 now.
10 acres IL miles west, g. 425.
40 acres miles north, g 600; $500 cash.
IL lots, southwest, sewer, city water,
paSyement. 4 paid. very cheap: $500
corner lots Sth and Fillmore, 81, 800.
Kansas ave. lots 500; Tyler, $125; Polk,
$50; Western ave.s 2 for $3.50.
Bargains in all directions
See us when you are ready to buy.
W. M. Forbes, 1O7 W. 7th. Both phones.
FOR sALE-25 to 80 good dwelling houses.
in good condition, small payment down,
balance monthly payments AZ a,snt
Both phones All. COZ N. Kansas Ave.
SHAWNEE COUNTY LAND.
100 acres smooth land. rooms. barn,
orchard, water, 80 acres in grass. all tilla-
bic, Z miles to X. r., 1870
100 acres smooth land, $500; $500 cash
so acres. improved. 5 miles southwest of
city, s, 25Os
IS acres miles out for trade.
acres, good buildings, garden land.
adjoining city, $3.50.
WESTERFIELD & CO.,
Ind. Phone 527-3. SGT Kansas Ave
FOR SALE-Cottage rooms and bath,
east front, cistern, We'll. city water,
sewer paid, new barn, ~ lots, on corner,
walks all in, very desirable, $4,000. Call
to 1 or after p. m. 1401 Polk st.
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wANrED-FEmA1E HELP.

LADIES wanted everywhere, copying let
tiers at home evenings or spare time and
return to US; no mailing or canvassing, 81
weekly earned, materials free. Enclose
addressed envelope for particulars
Guarantee Co. NO. S. So Ninth St, Phil
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NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Golden Surprise
mining Co. of Topeka are hereby notified
that the annual Stockholders meeting OF
the said Golden Surprise Mining company
will be held at their office, No. 112 p.
9Th ST., Topeka, Kan, on Monday, March
18th, at 8 p. m, at which time the follow
vice president, secretary, treasurer and
seven directors, for the ensuing year. All
stockholders are requested to be present.
I. D. EVERSOLE. President.
Rx J. e. SHAFFER. Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND.

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LOST-On E. Sth st. last Wednesday, a
lady's pocketbook containing door key
and some silver. Return to 621 Lake st
for reward.