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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-16

AN EXPERT bookkeeper who also can
use typewriter and writes shorthand.
Address a, this office 800
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LOST.

ON FRIDAY evening, between the Ha-
waiian hotel and Piikoi street, la
dies amber comb, with gold orna-
ments and blue stones. Return to
Advertiser 120
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FURNISHED house, Thurston Av.;
reasonable. E. l. Cutting, care Hall
IL Son. 1912
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

a SALESLADY at B. F. Ehlers & Co.
12O.
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ssEaa Tee q q q z q z z q =
BUFORD OFF
FOR MANILA

Good bye. little girl, good bye"
rang out from hundreds of Threats to
the accompaniment of the Nineteenth
Infantry band as the big transport
Buford backed out from her slip yes
terday afternoon. There was fiutter
of handkerchiefs from the dock and
a waving of, hats from the decks. A
moment later the deep-throated siren
voiced a parting salute and the great
troopship moved down the channel to
Manila. Manila and what? Death
perhaps in the jungles of Samar or
Mindanao from the deadly tropical
fever or the quicker bolo of Iadrone.
For they say that trouble is brewing
among the ignorant savages in some
of the remote provinces of Uncle Sans
great island domain. There is always
this grim possibility but it is but an
incident of a soldiers life and yester-
day hearts We're care free and songs
were on the lips of everyone. A bunch
of officers on the upper deck sang a
rollicking college song for the benefit
of little knot of hotel ladies gather
ed on the dock. The troops listened
and then cheered the vocal efforts of
their officers. Pretty soon they had
their turn. Most of them didn't have
any girl on the dock but they sang
Good bye, little girl just the same?'' Z
and shouted Good bye, Maud or
Mary or Jennie as the fancy happen
ed to strike them. For after all what's
the fun of sailing unless you have
some one to say good bye to and most
of the boys had some one somewhere
who would have said good bye to them
if She could have been here
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HAWAIIAN HOTEL AMEN.
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MANUFACTURER
o-7-~-o-o~~~0~@---7-7--o ~----~-0-~-~-~-~-~~~~
E. q. kINLEY
MANUFACTURER and dealer in all kinda OF
vehicles. see US about that delivery
wagon lis ". Stu St
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Sir Charles kirkpatrick, Of the tour
Ing English football team, was talking
In Philadelphia about cricket.
In a northern garrison town last
year. he said, "a match was arranged
between the officers of the garrison and
the county lawyers.
The officers prepared a superb lunch
con for their visitors. and all sat down
TO the repast before the game.
The lawyers did full justice to the
good things. Like giants they attacked
the champagne and black cigars. And
the officers were more than hospitabIe
Bottle after bottle was brought in. and
the costly black cigars from Havana.
lay IN PERCUSSION everywhere.
Finally the lawyers would have moth
ing more. Their faces, though, were
already flushed, and as they emerged
into the sunshine oe the cricket field.
their glazed eyes blinked.
THE soldiers. who had partaken very
sparingly themselves, winked at one
another Victory seemed assured.
But what was this? Out of a marquee
q crew Of athletic giants came running.
and began to practice batting and bowl
ing in admirable fashion.
" Who are those chaps? We don't
know them said an officer, frowning.
Oh said one of the lawyer guests.
they are our-hic-Our playing team.
We are only the lunching team. YOU
know '=Exchange
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AN AMERICAN Fable.

A Householder, having set trap in his
cellar for rats, went down one morning
TO ind victim caught fast. ana ne was
about to take him away to be drowned
when the Rat called out:
MOT so fast man. You seem in a
great hurry to put me to death"
Never put off till tomorrow what can
be done today" replied the Householder,
who prided himself on his philosophy.
But there are times when old saying
dom count. and this is one of them. Why
do YOU seek my death2'
Because you gnawed a hole in my
Walnscot1ngs was the reply
deny it. / was never in your house
until an hour ago.
"Well. then. you ate my cheese"
but you have no cheese Even your
trap was baited with Old pork rfnd,
and why 7 was fool enough to nibble at
it 7 can't conceive"
sI charge YOU sir said the House
holder-"1 charge you with eating my
pickles How dare you enter my cellar
and eat my pickles2"
"That is all nonsense. No one ever
heard Of a rat eating pickles"
nj md something or other has been
Find me a rat who eats potatoes and
I VIII plead guilty
TT is just possible you didn't do the
other things but look at this hole IN my
coat While I slept last night you came
II wasn't within mile of your house
last night, but entered it only an hour
But car. YOU deny that you squeak and
disturb fOlks2' continued the Household
Ger, who was determined to carry his
Point
But did not squeak and disturb you, %
replied the Rat IF any one else has a
COMPLAINT Jet them make it,
We'll, we win drop all that and I will
say TO- you that YOU are a Rat and the
1act that you have got cheek enough
20 argue the matter with me shows that
you are dangerous animal and can't be
put cut Of the way too soon"
Moral; Give a man q bad name and he
has no bushes to be innocent of what
has no business to be einnocent of what
eyer may be imputed to HMM. Quad,
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yvANTEIl-VeaI calves at Porter's, 40
p 9TH st Ind. tel. 363
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w ANTED-Laborers for sugar beet fac
tory in Colorado wages 81 day. Capital
Emp. Agency, 735 Kansas ave.
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KALLITHRIx pARLoRs.


HAIR GOODS-Mrs. M l. Field. SIS kan
sas ave. with swearingen. the jeweler.
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Many m1les the Shortest ami -,
road between St. Louis and Lol1js,lj} ~
Lexington and all central Kenft,ciS,,
points. Reaches every cornrne~e,ji.e,yi
central Of the great Southeast. Nc.
free reclining chair cars. Cafe Parfor
cars on through gay trains ONLY H.
to ASH ,eville. n. c.. the bea5,t5ei,5
Land Of the Sky and "Sa11L;eas
Country" Write for free Iftersf ~
6. B. Allen, Assistant General I5ssss5
ger Agent No. 7os Chemical Bldg St
Louis Mo
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S. C. Case and wife to J. NJ. CauIk,
lot 1877 and south y lot 1856 Lawrence
St. ParkdaIe addition -..-....-......S SIS
Washburn college to George 2. Bell,
south p lot ~ Mulvane St, Addi-
ton B to College Hill. s.
the Topeka 9 clab Baild 9n9 s M55e
ton. part lots 20, % and "a Sixth
n 4 est 10 =. y - 9'o0O
lot 119 and south Il lot III Monroe
St -. /, $50
II. NJ Drake to W. I. Combs lots
II and 10 Chestnut St, YOung's sub
division -. ................. / 200
II. Cheeksfeld to f. z. Vest, lots 70
to So inclusive, Lime St, Nets
ker's addition ....................... !
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10 wHo1a n NAV ctsNt-H..sN

1-1-~-@7-@--~----------
TO " HON II MAY EONCERN-Be il
known that my appl1cat ton is now on file
In the office OF the probate court OF Shaw
nee county. Kansas. asking Tor permit to
sell Intoxicating liquors according TO lave
at 334 Kansas ave. in the Second ward OF
the city Of Topeka Shawnee county, state
of Kansas. Hearing is set for the 18th
day OF Nov. 1868 at q. N.
MARTIN O'DCNngzIaLA
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are You Interested IN a Fast esro,-s,.
COumfFv2

The Chicago & Northwestern Pan
way company viii furnish relfabla ~
formation regarding many deTirst ~
locations in the west and northwest ..s
its lines for Industrial esta bffsb ,7s, "a
Hotels. banks stores. produca b11S,e, -
lumber dealers, brick var 3 and otbee
excellent business opportunities
Full information regard : o7,-
lands In this fertile territory. All ~
particulars desired by pros6ectiv1s' -. ss,s
tiers are promptly furnished upo1 -
plication to agents Of the NORTHWESTERN
Line. OF to W. B. Kniskern. Passenpe-
Traflc Manager Chiro -. q
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First published in Topeka state Journal
November {. 1861
jALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGc

SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
Notice is hereby given that the following
described property will be sold at pubic
auctlon, commencing Thursday. NoVeInl-
yer ot 18TH. at O'Clock a. m, on Fourtna
street. near the old Santa F'e 1relght
house, if not called for on or before the
gate or sale and all charges paid against
oIle same, this property having Renamed
q me AtchisOn. Topeka & Santa re
aSsnwag Company for six months anu
91te checks $1,000, 1927, 203585. 6Zl5l, 200az
51o!S 1858, 1852 1888, 1886, 62303, 2o595,
s ss5 1925. 51749, 4oS50 54202 54,561. 1o95S
91s4S 5364, 54747 1874. 221S, 54331, 440Sl. l8lS
"A 649lS. 36027, 5407s 4209s 55S61 41354, 43s96,
e52ss 5D8l, bSl22 599 41427 26TS9. 1859. 556oa'
652SI $500, 4s252 1885, 1884 35427 1859, 1929,
1904 1915 e4s64 ss992, 1888. $685. 9477, 1921,
oeetlo 1lzOs, 1860, 1883. Seven trunks unde a
e9O8l, 7215, One trunk under o. r. & n
ci1eck Ss6S2 Nine trunks under G, q y
SS4Sf; 1880, 42l5Q. One trunk under y. I.
y. W check 28791 Two trunks under
e q. T. check 1921 1881. One trunk under
n 7. e s r check 1855: Twelve trunks
Wlfhout checks. One hundred and twenty
55eoHur telescopes under checks 4848, ~,
1891 SCI zo447 1851 soio5 4 zss12 1855 Ss
1890, $685. 55711 4944B 1888 32516 1884. 1881,
s s5 s5ss ZEE ZEE $e 1925 49,, Sssss s
599s7. sloss. 5a35l. 1898. 59892 s3842. $s55 1854.
7 lSs 5I552. $500, $3.50 62193. 62204, 5eoS3
tgl1Ss 11999t o2-o 1otO9f iHoocs ts1s''
1 4 s l Isss $685. $751; 2 Esq., s ss9 ss
e2494 zlo57. 5d794 530sS 1851. 59sli 1883,
a7s59 1865 31973. 64129, 1886. C;229 12s44.
1855 1852, 62640. 82495, 42973, 1876, $3.50
Z6lgL 82493, 1921. 1852 1927 1898 52942, 252S.
S499, 42139 21e2S, 1888 58081 5201, 51569, 4Ti71.
45l30 1926, 5T207 $780, 54957. 1888, 25459 1872,
z20l9 1858. 2251o. $500, 5022 1880 Thirty
six suit cases under Santa Fe Route
checks 322S2, 1915. 1892, 1927. 44183 2561,
5lSz; 1876; 62S34, 1886. 641oO. 29769, 1912,
1851. 55655, 50164, 1926 1899, 39O49. 36101,
5a22I 1921, 297l4, 1900. 2s5o4 2452l 57527,
9 1s 9aso ISysa xass so ud sa
1896. 617oo. 3250S. 1875. 2771s, 5o920 e0999,
20049, 1855, 61727, s2554 5S025. 6176S. 1902.
1858 Forty-eight bundles under checks
54512 POOP 1891 59723 1858, 56O55 44732, 625e8,
64z11 359S6, Sl6, 1885, 2S897, 566s5, 1852 348,
6136, 57098, 59146 64454. 62272 1885, 37512 48247.
G1457 32977. 42S72 $3.50. 1886, 62113, 1877,
41273, 6l346, S6179. 34791, 1929 1924, 56305,
64627. 1910. 1915 s3194. 287Ss 1929, 6225S,
41714 1859, 226s5, 27169 Four small GO
carts under checks 36431. 40S79. 1925. 3519s.
6. c. & s. F. check 1919. telescope; st.
L. I. NJ & s. 57402, valise; Sou Pac. $3.50,
$4,000, suit case; Frisco 32721S, telescope;
G. & w 6135, telescope: c. NJ & St P.
1898 telescope; Mo. Pac. 23445. telescope.
One baby cab under Z. p check 1852 Two
baby cabs under Santa Fe Route checks
33163 59017 One bicycle under Santa Fe
check 1898. Also a large number of suit
cases, telescopes and packages not
checked. P WALSH General Baggage
Agent.
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las "a y ? z ~
--~.--17sS>----.-ss.2sS - 49,.
Thursdsy and Sunday nights; private
reading from q. m. TO p. m. Mrs Inez
Wagner % ". efh st.
MADAME FAY AT gIz QUINCY.
She does honest work and no one leaves
dissatisfied. She stands alone, possessing
a force. a power. a gift-call it what you
vviIl-that none can explain. Call at once
an5 knew thy future. Her $500 reading
for q 90 for the next 4 days. Hours 10 a
m to 9 o. m. Sunday included.
1-F5E old, reliable Mrs. Scoring reveals
ax-ervfhing or no charge $40 % 9Th sf
- "a ; - - 49,
79TvT.RfAIN sisters. the world renowned
Tevchfcs, palnists, clafrvoyants and as
4ro7ogers. are in Topeka once more. They
falf YOU the things you want to xnovS
REV give you nanaes, date and facts an
Ice marriage and all business matters
past. present and future revealed
without asking question Tel
Years. Test reading. 1oc: life reading
go card reading. SOC. A S. cIairvova9f
readings 81 Readings by mail, send 81 00
date 81 birth. ask 3 questions. For a short
sfTr,a only at SO Kansas ave. Open Sun
day. Hours: a n. to 10 p. "a.
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82.7O K. @. and Return, Rock island
Tickets on sale Nov. 12 to Is fnel14si,,s
limited for return Nov. goth See PoaIl
Island agents.
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Are You Interested in a Fast Growing
Country?

The Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way company viii furnish reliable in
formation regarding many desfra HE
locations in the west and northwest on
its lines for industrial establishments
Hotels, banks. stores, produce buvers
lumber dealers. brick yards and other
excellent business opportunities.
Full information regarding chen
lands in this fertile territory. All the
particulars desired by prospective ser
tiers are promptly furnished upon an
plication to agents OF the Northwest
ern Line. or to W. B. Kniskern. pas
sengener Traffic Manager. Chicago.
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What sort Of people are these who
are continually seeking divorce2H asked
the re4or1nsr with an agonfzed eroan
Married people principally respond
EaW.-Louisvil1e Courier-JournaI.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal Nov. Il 1861
PRoPosALs wANTEp.
oTice Of the city CLERK. Topeka. Kan

Onice of the City CLERK, Topeka, Kan,
Nov. Il 1905.
Sealed proposals win be received at this
office until o'clock o. m. Monday. Nov.
20, 1906 for filling and raising the road
way and approaches to the Kansas ave
nue. bridge that crosses the Shunganun-
ga creek.
The work to be done under the instruc-
tion of the city engineer and to the sat
isfaction OF the mayor and council.
All bids for filling must be based on a
price per cubic yard.
A certified check for SIS payable to the
civ of topeka must accompany each bid
as q guarantee that the party to whom
the award is made viii en- .er into a con-
tract with the city within days after
such award may be made.
The contractor viii be required to file
a surety bond for $1,000 to protect the
city from all damages while doing the
work.
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
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Special Low Homeseekers' Rate Via
Santa Fe

On the first and Third TUESDAYS of
each month until December 81. 1905
the Santa Fe viii sell round trim
tickets to points in Missouri. Arlxan-
sas. Oklahoma, Indian Territory
Louisiana, New Mexico and Texas. Al
the rate of rs per cent OF the one wav
fare minimum $40. limit q days from
date of sale.
d 1. KING. c. 2. & n a.
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--~~----~s.4~~-~-->~~-~---->
SARPEI cleaning and rug factory We
clean. scouT, reflt. sew and lay your
carpets in a workman ike manner. new
rugs all sizes from your old carpets O
AcCormlck Rug factory & Carpet Clean
ing words, so Van Buren, st. Phone al
~ F. PETRIR & SONS. upholsterers new
carpet cleaning works. carpets cleaned
ana secured. reft, seWed and laid 92s-sss
Kansas ave phones; Ind 7S4 Bell s4z
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

pccK ISLAND SYSTEM TINE TABLE
TOBk&A. KAN.
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oEF1c1An ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JONATHAN D. NORTON IS A CANDI-
date for sheriff of Shawnee county sub
5ect to the Republican primaries.
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PHYSICIANS AM, SURGEONS

r-~-~~--7-~~--~-@-~r~
DA AAS1 nan. sAte supL stale INSANE
asylum Aaental end nerVoua diseases. e.
kan. &V. Phones IA Res. l27a v Buren,
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~RhE s,s~I.l SSAMY


ICPEkA FREE D1SPENSAkY, soutz-
east corner 18TH and Tysor ats.. from
10 p. m. except Sundays. Conducted by
regular practieins physicians for the
benefit o. persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tfents are assured OF careful ana consia.
crate treatment. Medicine furnished Ia
most cases
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81 5sgE8ESsT&
}. c. RODMAN, blooming pIants.cuL now
ers. palms, designs, decorations. sos Kan
ave. Phone 81 Greenhouse 12th and No L
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THE CENTRAL. NATIONAL BANK

Report of the Condition of
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BICYCLES ANn REPAIRING.
I. 8. CYCLE CO. 11s E. sth st. National
& iver-Johnson bicycles Supplies. repairs.
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WANTED with teams to husk cor
&c bu Heavy corn. Ind. tel. 159.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AA0C1A4A4t4N GOOS.
~-7~-~~~--0-~-~---~--~~-~
COATS coz refined. plain sewing of all kinds
406 Topeka ave.
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Office ~ Kansas ave. Resusncs xIfr.
teenth and Clay Office hours: 4 IA "a
Il a m and q m to D m Both
phoD es Is residence. and Ind 1915 office
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\ e. 1sftz f Ess-
~~-~-~~---~----------~-~~0~-
L N PEN v kLLa funeral director ana
euabalmer- First class service. reasona-
BE prices 81 ouincz 8 Both -nhonea 80
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WANTED-500 Iaborers r. R. work, Sic;
50 farm hands, 81 corn huskers, team
sters, 1aborers for machine shops, cooks.
CAP. EmpIoynent Agcy., 135 Kansas ave.
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TO WHOM IT MAY. CoNCERN-Be it
known that my application is now on
file in the office of the probate court of
Shawnee county. Kansas, asking for a
permit to sell Intoxicating liquors ae-
cordine to law. at $50 Kansas ave, in the
Second ward of the city of Topeka,
Shawnee county, state of Kansas. Hear
ing is set for the 21st day of Dec, 1905.
GEO. w. STANSFIELD.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal Nov. s, 1861
CASE NO. 22sS4.

SHERIFFsS SALE
In the District Court of Shawnee County,
State of Kansas. Sophia Hogeboom,
Plaintiff, VS.. The Imperial Brewing Co,
Defendant.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to
me, out of said district court, in the
above entitled action, I will, on Monday;
the 20th day Of November, A. D. 1905, at 10
o'clock a. m of said day, at the east
front door of the court house in the city
of Topeka, in the county of Shawnee, IN
the state of Kansas, offer at public SALE
and sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, all the following described personal
property to-wit: One open delivery wag-
on and one single harness.
The above described personal property
is taken as the property of said defend
ant, and is directed by said order of sale
TO be sold, and will be sold without ap-
praisement, to satisfy order of sale
A T. LUCAS,
Sheriff of Shawnee Co, Kansas
By J. A Ostrand, Deputy.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE-Telephone exchange of rs
phones, in good repair. excellent toll
connections, everything new. Write J. S.
Banks, Granville. Kan.
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X. c. and Return s2.zO. santa Fe.
Flower show. Tickets on sale Nov. 1.
to 49, final limit returning Nov. 10th.
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The STATE journal does not aecspE
want advertisements over tn" teiepnonSs
nor does It make charge accounts " ~
shem. The most satisfactory plan - "
bring your want advertisements to tI1e
state Journal OFFICE II you can not ~
this, call TIE " estern Union e7ieskaattt
office either phone 81. and tell them tIaa ss
you have an advertisement for the ST - g
Journ al They WIN send an a. d 4. - -
20 your house. You pay the Toy Tor ms s
advertisement. the STATE Journal pays Tor
his services in bringing It down town. SosI
Of Classified advertisements is &c per aAAS-
Six Ordinary words make one line
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wANTED-MALB HELP.


WANTED-Boy about ID years old for a
steady job. Call at once S22 E. 9TH st.
WANTED-Heip at Gem laundry. !.
ANTED-Gcod order man for grocery.
Aforeland. los Monroe st.
MAKE. SELLzBe your own boss. av-
erase 1857 month Made three trips Illi-
n9is to California. Article in great de-
mand. SIG starts YOU CAN / TO after
noon. Room IL National hotel
WANTED-F'or army. able pooled unmer-
ried men between ages OF q and IS, cit
lzens OF the y. >, CT good character aIl9
temperate habits. who car speak. read and
write English. For Information Apply 70
recruiting officer. SO Kansas ave. topeka.
kan.
WANTED-Laborers for sugar beet fac
tory in Colorado wages 81 day Capital
Emp. Agency, 7S5 Kansas ave
wANrBD-5oo laborers R. R. work, $40;
80 farm hands, 81 corn huskers, team
sters. laborers for machine shops. cooks.
Cap. Employment Agcy., 735 Kansas ave.
WANTED-Nen with teams to husk corn.
&c bu. Heavy corn. Ind. tel. l59.
WANTED-FENIALE HELP.
WANTED-Young lady stenographer for
steady job, one just ont of school will
do: give age, wages desired. exL fence
if any and your address. X x X, care
Journal
WANTHD-Lady bookkeeper, with some
experience. Address J. L., Journal.
vANTED-G to take charge of nov
city counter Ruth K WEIGH.
wANTED-white girl to assist with
housework. 10 w Sth St
WANTED-Girl that wants home and 81
Kansas
WANTED-A girl for general homework
at 100 Harrison st.
WANTED-C Competent white girl for
housework, good wages. 3l5 Topeka aV.
wANTED-white girl for general house
work, no washing 110l Tyler St
WANTED-15 mattresses. Il house girls.
cooks, maids, man and wife for hotel
women. $50 month. board and pass, wo-
men cooks. Cap. Emp. Agcy, 735 Kan. ave.
WANTED-By woman on farm, girl I'M
der Is for companion. Address b. L.,
Journal
wANTED-Good dressmakers. Mrs. Mer-
Ger, Crosby Bros.
WANTED-AII kinds of hotel help, house
girls. one good hOuSekeeper for country.
Ladies Employment Agency. 1913 Jack
son st. Ind. tel SSl. Bell 1852 red.
WANTED-A white woman as cook at
the Darlington hotel $50 E. 5th St
WANTED Experienced girl for general
homework. must be good cook. Apply
1920 Harrison st.
WANTED-A competent woman for gen
eral houseWork, must be 9. good cook.
515 ". 10th st.
ESAgEN.
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SALESMAN to sell first class nursery
stock, pay weekly, stock guaranteed
I true to name. For terms write g. L.
Knight, Lawrence, Kan
WANTED-AC
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/ YOU CAN make $500 day showing orr
patent self-sharpening shears to vo1IT
friends and neighboFs- Experience m
! necessary. General agents wanted on
! salary. Ziegler s Co, PHILADELPHIA pa
X. c. and Return s2.zO, santa F'e.
Flower show. Tickets on sale Nov. u
/ to IS; final limit returning Nov. 10th.
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