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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
EXCELSIORS
TO TRY AGAIN.
Staten Island Team Coming to
Perth AmbOy Sunday for Game
at Amusement Park.

The Excelsior A. c., the strongest
team on Staten Island, have been
booked twice for this city and, owing
to the poor weather, have been unable
to play. 1t is hardly necessary to say
that they will give Amboy a good
argument as the last game played
showed that they we're a good, snappy
team. They are now ahead in the
games being played at Richmond
county fair and stand good to win. -....
The Excelsiors have a large follow
ing from the island and have the
greatest hopes of winning in this city.
The lineup is as follows:
Perth Amboy: Sewart, rf; Kelly,
lib; Napier, SIS; Cox, 2b; Grimley, p;
Fredberg, C; Delaney, cf; Lindeberg.
BIB; Oberly, If.
Excelsiors; Brewer, C: McCoan. lib;
Smith, %; Fitzpatrick, CT; McKenna,
SIS; EIartmon, 3b; McCurdy, If:
Manor, rf; Romer. p.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
YACHT RACE SUNDAY.
TOttenville BOatmen Have Arranged
for a Contest.

To livep w the sport of yacht a C
ing in these waters it has been de-
cided to hold a race Sunday afternoon,
starting off Keifer's Hotel, Totem
vile. The race win commence at 3
O'Clock and the course will be two
miles. The first prize will be a valu-
able pair of French marine glasses.
Two other prizes will also be offered.
The prizes are being put up by Mr..
Keller, of Tottenville. The race is
open to all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
PRocToR's.
Proctor's Fifth Avenue.

So enthusiastic was the appreciation
shown by the public for the new
Proctor all.star company at the Fifth
avenue theatre last week in ''The
Frisky Mrs. Johnson" the first APP
pearance of this organization, that its
success is assured. This historic play :
house has been renovated and REAR
ranged to meet the requirements of
its elevated standard. The front of
the house has been handsomely deco
rated and now presents a bronze and
gold effect. 1t is the handsomest
theatre in broadway.
Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre
Owing to the tremendous hit that
Hiss Adele Richie, the celebrated
Dresden China Drimma donna scored
at Proctor's T%wenty-third street
theatre last week. Mr., Proctor has de-
cided to retain her as the star attrac-
tion during the weeks.of September IL.
Miss Ritchie will undoubtedly con-
tinue to please her large audiences
with her new singing speciality, which
includes such well known hits rs ga
Picnic for Two;'i GIN Central Park;''
PPM Looking for a Sweetheart" and
'"The Monk and the Maid" AS the
extra attraction for this week, MIR.
Proctor has secured Josie Sadler late
" of the Peggy from Paris" com
pany. Ernest Hogan and twenty-five
Memphis students will also appear in
his all-star Offering. The balance of
the bill will be composed of: Willy
Zimmerman, impersorator of cele-
brated music masters Ryan e. Rich
field, who will offer high class Irish
skit, entitled, "Mike Haggerty's
Daughter;' Ho ward g. Bland. in
their musical sketch, ''The Strange
Boy" Blocksom & Bruins, in a burles-
que act; John j. Gilbert, monologist
Josef Bland. the wonderful boy Jug
gler, and an excellent set of motion
pictures.
Proctor's F~ifty-eighth Street Theatre.
II would hardly be possible to get a
more popular name to head an a%ll-star
vaudeville bill than that of Maggie
Cline, who is one of the many f~eaturse
announced in the big bill for the week
of September 18th at Proctor's Fifty
eighth street theatre. Miss Cline,
who is known all over the world as
the ''Irish Queen" has a warm place
in the hearts of lovers of good vaude-
vile. Another special feature will be
that of Watson, Hutchings g. Edwards,
who will present their %uproarous
sketch. "The Vaudeville Exchange"
while an elaborate scenic offering
will be made by Papinta, the most
marvellous of all electrical and fire
dancers.
Sunday Concerts at Proctors' New
York Theatres. --
The Sunday concerts are given
twice. at 2;l6 and 1880, and comprises
only the recognized all star vaudevill
featqrss t at nov appear on The Proc
tor circait
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
/. O. o. +. AT PHILADELPHIA.

Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania
Railroad Sovereign Grand Lodge.
On account of the meeting of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
at Philadelphia, September 16 to 90,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Phil
adelphia from all stations on it's
lines in the State of New Jersey Sep
TENDER 16, II, and IS, good return
ing until September %, inclusive, at
reduced rates. For specific rates and
further information, apply to Ticket
Agents.
1906 9-S ct.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08

The Raritan baseball team will no
go to Tottenville, tomorrow afternoon.
as they expected and so far Manager
Birden Golden has been unable to
make arrangements for another game.
The baseball season among the
amateurs of this city will, in nearly
all cases, close Sunday afternoon, and
after that the work OF organizing foot
ball teams will commence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
True Story of the Plunger.

The true story of the PRESIDENT and
the Plunger will be told next Sunday
in the New York Sunday World.
There is also a timely signed article
by Daredevil Nelson, the Plunger's
commander, on the Future of Sub
Marines" There is also an advance
page of gowns that will be shown
at the Dressmakers' Show that every
woman ought to see. There are good
GgkfASs.- fiction stories and a dozen
m9features. Buy next Sundays
New fork World.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
on Linen.

Since the process of photographiDg
upon silk and linen has been brought
to such perfection in France, many
persons have their portraits made upon
their linen instead of their names or
initials. The portraits are 10 injured
by washing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08

Waggsby-Hear about B~raggsby's
sudden demise?
Nsggsby-No. What caused it?
"He was in his shirt sleeves whee the
recent hot wave ended and took down
with pneumonia before he could slip
his coat on."-Baltimore American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
SPORTS AND
ATHLETICS
Ralph Rose, regarded by athletic au-
thorities as the greatest weighC-thrower

of the age, met his
Waterloo when w.
w. Coe, of Boston,
in the national ath-
letic c h a mpion-
ships at Portland,
Ore, o k his
Inc set a
new worlds mark
in the shot put.
Coe tossed the
weight 49 feet 6
inches, raising the
record j u t II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Got His Signature.

A gentleman preparing a work on
corporation regalia wrote to the mayor
of a certain small town, asking for a
photograph of the "mayoral insignia"
The mayor, it is said, replied that lie
was very pleased to be able comply
with so slight a request, and sent the
gentleman his autograph in a fine bold
hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Notable Arrests.

Sir Thomas Upton, Lord Ports
mouth, Sir Walter Palmer and Sir
Daniel Gooch were all arrested the
same day recently for driving their
automobiles at a high rate of speed
over English highways. Officers at
Oldham hailed to court % motorists
within "a hours, the fines assessed
amounting to $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Proctor's l25th Street Theatre.

Clyde Fitch's historical drama of
"Nathan Hale" which Mr.. Nat G.
Goodwin used on 4 starring tour a
few seasons ago, will be produced at
Proctor's One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street theatre for the first time
on September II. Mr.. Fitch has but
recently released Chatham Hale" for
stock company purposes, and its con-
slant and regularly cumulative royal
ties have convinced Mr.. Fitch that it
is far from being the worst play he
has written.
Proctor's Newark Theatre.
In his arrangement for the regular
fall and winter season just opened.
Mr.. F. f. Proctor has paid special at
tention to the attractions for his beau
tiful Newark theatre. Last weeks
bill was a sample, and it is announced
that Miss Lillian Russell. Miss Adele
Richie and all the other great stars.
who this enterprising impressaric has
won from musical comedy, will in the
course of the Jason be seen at this
biiou of a playhouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS
HIGH SCORE.

High scores were rolled on the
Bloodgood alleys last night as follows f.
Birden Golden, 213, and Lewis Ernst,
214.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-28

Brand new house corner ssss. front lots best location west Of Tyler St 10
cost much more for sale f%sa $500 rem blocks out
:" roons ? OTIS modern large ban. lines 6iock on W sh st. nonTesdent own
Bea1thhi home near 18th an Taylor Orooms 2 lots modern every way. Price
Harrison near rh. new home rooms md reeepuon hail. all modern u lots.
aTopsSa ave- near S1 s rQPms u lOts city water bath gas etc. barn Price
n1 5m g ef H ReaF I6ta 7 T T99ns Sid ree PPdo mhDaL 4 bed rooms bath room inc base
III look HERE: 3 blocks east Of transfe Station. hne new modern home of Z
rooms Sogbig 6amn%adses h6O%r s hot J aS cold Sster both floors owner will tae 5000;
rooms 18th md Topeka ave- bath room hard wood finish, inc shade, etc.
blocks west 8 om:hou and inc barn,h house modern except heat inc shade
Brand new house, 6oea from stats house, 7 rooms an reception hail.. 2 lots
F9e d aRme P P9esk a oSe- wiz faEe 3 6 59s fe sasSe a% s Sa fruit psy sst front Owner
q 5f 495@ 5oa asg s 1sH sa Hs aad r% sa e. lots SG:.s s sS ~z %s@' . s%Gs'i sisos sas everything
nth AND POLK: Fine hons 8 rooms beautiful location shade. large barn.,
Elegant cottage near nha nd Tyler, 4 rooms alnos lots baths gas all sorts
room house : lots; W 10th st. we'll. cisern. cellar gOd barn Very low
p 10Th NJ clay I 5G%m house east front city water w connections, cstern
SOME COTTAGES.
k5 e f. sr6an6 bull sea en- US Is S gsaF Pr &c crows VEST S sae gas everything but heat prick
v f9o Bin R%ao a Is s 1S66ass ! Sss sB bS All. s ss PR g ~stes @S etc. stone walks and
barn QogRTb rd ig TG city SEQ SS1 6t max b% ms an sa 9feT Terrs
Near 18th ad Van Buren,, new cottage 4 rooms east front nice avn city wa
RPsn5 s64aE ga4 Z P8a@. 5 T TsHn III 3 S Ssa. ea Klein wei" at M ss nnt 6o&s q"t sSD as SO PER
fIF2222g@nscete q nssr TsR it Pa6o nm 60 18th ft f % ss ss we Rss ssS m team as part payment
STORE ROOM and cottage only bbcKso out 2 lots NJ barn. Price sLNo
East - ron aP lots P 8sr " lM HHs M LESS H tha4 %s lSa se n@s sAe sa sS and gas ONE
sr Ala fs 5g8s n s9t s i5 R%s sz st. near 18TH SIS"
5 same A 1oaa W@' o sfa i Es s at $40 @e each l' SIS
ii. p POLK lots 500 -,
a at TSnf amd aY Rur near o. ~" each
OTHER LOTS ANYWHERE YOU WANT THEM.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
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RODGERS, DAVIS & COMPANY
20 VIZ Sd Street.

FOR SALE
2 choice corner lots and neat five room
dwelling. we'll and barn, desirably located
near Santa Fe shops, 2 blocks from school
and one block from street car line. $500.
New six room cottage and three room
cottage, good barn, well and cistern, lots
of fruit. 3 fine corner lots. near Santa Fe
shops, owner leaving city account OF Ill
health of wife; for a short time 1850.
l lot and three room cottage near attn
and Madison. 500.
4 room cottage and one east front lot
on Madison. $3.50.
2 choice east front lots on Tyler St.. ex-
ceptiOnally we'll located, good high
ground; snap for $500.
Z room residence. bath and water closet,
III east front lots. on Tyler street $2.2o0l-
5 room residence on Polk St, near 18th
street. $500.
A new modern cottage. exceptionally
choice, 2 good corner lots, east front, Tay-
Tor street. $500.
One of the finest homes on the west
side, modern in every particular, owner
nonresident, obliged to sell; orders prop
erty sold at half original cost. Call at
office for further particulars.
3 choice lots near Washburn college
well, clubhouse, barn, chicken house.: els
tern and splendid 7 room residence; $l,4SO.
2 choice corner lots. 6 room residence,
2 blocks east of Washburn. $,050.
RODGERS. DAVIS & CO.,
10 West Sixth St.
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F-oRssAnE-REAn ESTATE.
ZOE sALE-KEAL 49,.
GEO. M. NOBLE & co.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
OPPOSITE THE ~PosToFFIcE.
'oPEKA. KAN.

OPPOSITE THE PosToFFIcE- TOPEKA KAN.
Make us an oer for room house. good barn md 4 lots. on ". 9Th St Has
been held at &sWO and worth thata amount, but can be bought for onstdTaoV
? lots on Buchanan St, near Central Park room cottage bath ROOM, etc.
good barn csten and we'll Price &lMRec 49, .
8 lots corner 10Th and Lane. with barn. Wen IounRuon Tor house ana o~r
New all modern home, close II, q rooms reception nah ground ~ Il 'front.'
Price $3.50 Rec pa - -- A+-~ ,Ln+
3 lots on fillmore ST., near 7h. 3 room house with hot water heating plant
barn, city water and cstern. Price ESQ Rec ~
Large lumber of houses from $@0 70 @WAs on cas-. Terms. - -ah ,st
ness. some for sae for cash only md others trade
houses. milk house. ane shade trees, good place for chickens I'M hogs Price ST.
500 Rec &l -
10 acres orchard balance cutiyated 8 room house. fine condition large barn ad
cattle sheds, corn cribs chicken houses ETC. Always plentyo OF wafer Price $~ PEI
acre Rec g.
80 acres miles s Topeka with room house g9d hR Rpn. cribs sheds etc.
5 acres ? miles west of cy, no improvements except ~ aceS IN cuHIVduo"
II can be cultivated Price so per acre. Rec 81 ..o- hos. b, aa.rso rb-
ard excellent gardening tract See us about price OF this Rec 30 ,-
~ 50 acres 8 miles southo OF Topeka with > room house Inc DARN = acres aWr
VINEYARD sd III Dac e9unnea Tn or Iepa1:s Prs 500 "Ree S.
TRADE ~
If you have stock of goods for sale r house to rent or sell list with Is
money 70 loan on city property mi farms at loW rau&.-
We write tornado. fire n lightning insurance In best ompanhes
Both Phones "A ass kansas Ave. Topeka Kan
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FOR SALE acre q mile from shops,
house 6 rooms, barn, well, cistern, chick
en- house, fruit, shade. near car lines, de-
sirabIe home, only 81, 1900.
/ acres Z mile from city limits, cottage
1 rooms, barn, well, only 81. sO0.
Fine large residence of 9 rooms and hall,
barn, 3 lots, on car line, and 40 acres of
Kaw bottom within 1 mile from residence.
to exchange for farm in Oklahoma in cot
ton belt.
See me for bargains in Oakland prop
erty at my new office, corner of Wabash
n Indiana ave.
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ARMS---ROUDEBUSH

40 acres this county, well improved, a
fine stock farm, $1,000.
400 acres 10 miles from Topeka, u mile
to station. z room modern house. fne
shade, ) acres orchard 2 large barns for
$50 head stock. $50 tons hay, 1000 Blu. grain.
telephone to Topeka.
50 acres s miles out, good improvements
so acres smooth and 6 miles out. 20
acres alfalfa $1,000 barn, 5 room house,
well and windmill, 5000.
Also larger and smaller farms.
EMMETT E. RoUDEBUSH.
1F West Sixth St,
Topeka, Kan.
FOR SALE-Wel improved go acre farm
near Ozawkie. $5 per acre. J. D. Miller
q Co, COL Kansas ave., 9Th St entrance.
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IN R TOPEKA.

We have a few great bargains in North
Topeka, close in. must go at once.
S roomed modern house, one block from
fire station. IA lots, paved street, barn,
gas, sewer, city water. elegant bath
room. S1,4OO. Terms If you want them.
Z rOOmed house. 2z lots, Jackson street,
close to Laurent lots worth $500 each:
house s~plendidly built Price Loo.
Quincy street. near Gordon, 6 rooms, 3
lots, barn. well. cisern, pump in Kitchen,
etc. Price 81. 200.
All of the above brings 10 per cent on
rents.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
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LAND BUYERS EXCURSION

TO MEADE, GRAY AND SEWARD
COUNTIES, KAN.
ON FEB. z, 1906, AT VERY LOW RAIL
ROAD RATES.
We will show you several thousand
acres Of the best wheat. alfalfa sugar
beet, stock growing and general purpose
lands at prices ranging from s. to s. per
acre, lands that Will double your money
in II months should you wish to sell, or
give YOU a money making farm should
you desire to use it. immigration is pour
ing into that region rapidly and pricessare
sure to go higher in the near future. We
have 30 quarter sections at s. per acre, all
smooth and very desirable, and some i'm
proved farms under SO per acre. 1t will
pay you to go with US on this trip, as
high class land at low prices will soon dis
appear from the market. Railroad fare re-
funded IL we sell you land. See US or
write for full information.
GEORGE NJ. NOBLE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
45 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kan.
Opposite the Postoffice.
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FREE DIsPENsAhY.

TOPEKA FREE DIsPEESARY. south
east corner 18th and Tyler sts., from I
to 2 p. m. except Sundays. Conducted hy
regular practicing physicians for the
benefit of persons without means who
tents are assured Of careful and conHld-
crate treatment. Medicine furnished ~
most cases.
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DAVIS, WELCOME & co.

9 rooms modern home mace bath, crate, gas ad fixtures hard wod enhsh
asst hot 2 blocks from state house part cash $500
s rooms II modern nsw fWnaaeeet porcelain bath, ? CRATES gas, 2 los arm
New home s hge rooms reception hail., bath, 2 lots good neighborhood. south
OF Western ave. $3.50
6 room cottage, porcelain BATH 2 gatesg gas hot d cold water lois fhree
blocks state house $3.50; 500 down. balance IS per month
e. 90 DON cottage, sna&P DA -~~@ CITY md cstan water age barr, Clay st.
5 room cottage nearly news electric light city water, sink. IL lots. Lincoln St,
food rntaIp property TO trade for vacant lots See u.s.
LIZ acres slope land fair Improvements good water small orchard, all under
cultivation, on well travelled road. S60
This is a map for some one if taken soon
Phones 1925 m ". shth 81
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$4,000.

One best modern residences in city. cost
$4,000. almost new. trade rental property.
4 room cottage sth St. nice home, 800
5 room cottage 10th St. barn, fruit. etc.
$3.50.
5 room cottage Chandler. $1,000.
s room cottage Topeka ave, $1,000.
LOTS!
? east front Harrison St, 1915.
2 east front Hsrrison and 18th. 500.
4 fronting Washburn college, SIS.
FARMS.
40 acres 7 miles city, snap. $1,6O0.
so acres 6 miles city, $500.
100 acres Deer creek. quick. want offer.
We have some rental properties belong
ing to an estate AMI must close. Price no
object. In fact, we are headquarters for
bargains in everything.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
121 w. FIFTH ST.
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GILLETT& GILLETT
104 w. Fifth St. Phone 9

104 W.. Fifth St. Phone 976.
2 new cottages. cheap.
Large house on Clay.
3 cottages near college.
Lots on monthly payments.
so acres. highly improved, $500.
80 acres close in. large barn. good house,
20 acres tame grass, $500; 1000 cash.
$50 acres highly improved, $40 per acre.
20 acres, we'll improved. $500.
. acres, close in. Want an oner.
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FRESH OFFERINGS.

50 acres Smoky Hill bottom. alfalfa land; 50 acres slope. all good land 70 go
10 water 5000 Tor the I'D acres, Logan county Kan.
1l9S acres so5Ts gs eog nmE+ kan well Improved. new church md school $500
tue III fenced- smaH home $500 ~ SN ma pas
SSDons3 ~ lots Falkland SO cash. balance monthly
H s DAY SOC Kans Ave.
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$4,000.

9 rooms and halls, new, modern resi-
dence, fine bath. furnace. everything, east
front, Fillmore ST.. near Huntoon, reduced
from 5000 to 1920 quick sale.
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Special, Awfully Special

OF COURSE WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR SALE THERE IS.
BUT WE PICK OUT ONLY THE SIMON PURE BARGAINS TO
ADVERTISE. IF THESE DESCRIPTIONS DON'T FILL THE
BILL. HOWEVER, LET Us KNOW. MAYBE WE OVERLOOK
ED THE ONE YOU WANT.
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]. E. TORRINGTON.
100 W. Sixth St. Topeka, Kal

FOR SALE:
3 lots. s room house, furnace, nice bath,
hot and cold water, toilet, gas, city and
cistern water, barn, shade. etc. west side
location, high grounds $500.
On Tyler st, paving. 112 lots, good Z
room house, bath, cistern. sewer connec-
ton, good repair. cheap, s2,150.
Fillmore and I'd. 2 lots, nice 4 room cot
thage well, cistern. barn, fruit, $500.
On Lowman Hin line, Z lots, 5 room
house, cellar, well and cistern, with
pumps, barn, chicken house. $1.25O. Terms.
3 corner lots, Z room house, stable, well.
near Washburn college, $1,600.
2 lots, new cottage, 5 rooms, pantry.
closets, pOrches, sewer connection, one
half block Washburn car line. Great bar
gain for quick sale. About 1850.
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$1625.

z room residence and halls. water, gas,
sewer, Monroe ST., should rent for so, and
worth 5000.
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If YOU WANT MONEY for your real
estate see Rodgers, Davis & Co., 10
East Sixth st.
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$3.50.

z room residence, 2 lots, near 6th and
Taylor, lots are worth $500; certain snap
at $3.50.
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$1575.

rooms and han. 2 lots, ? blocks Kansas
ave, q 1900 property for sl.575 quick.
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-vETERrNARY sURGEoNs.


]. Or YOUNG, d. VS., vet. surgeon an
dentist. 426 Quincy st. Ind. Tel. Is
Bell 1881 red.
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$24OO.

New cottage renting for s2T month. very
near in. must sell at some price. See Us
about this.
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MISCELLANEOUS

/ BIG BARGAINS in watches, clocks and
jewelry. Paine Bros, 325 Kansas ave.
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WHouEsALERa


CHARLES WOLFE PACKING CO., man
uf~acrurers of the celebrated Banquet
Hams" and Banquet Breakfast sausage
and all other high grade packing house
products.
PARKHURST-DAvIs NERO. CO., whole
sale grocers ana manufacturer Of bak-
ing powders. extracts, etc.
USE the Silver Leaf" brand pickles. vim
egar, mince meat, etc. Otto Kuehne
Preserving Co., phone 800
THE SYMMs GROCERY CO..
Wholesale Only.
PHONE A56- 1872 KANSAS AVE
THE COUGHLIN HARDWARE co.
Hardware. Stoves fine tools. 76 Kan
sas ave. Tel. O6.
FURNITURE PACKERS.
CAPITOL UPHOLSTERING 20, IS years
experience in Topeka, prices reasonable
best Of references. rs W. 7th- Ind. 1885.
ATTGRNEYS-AT-LAW.
7. d. HUMPHREYS, lawyer, 81 Kansas
ave. Ind. phone 1912. Real estate titles
a specially. Collections. Practice in all
state and federal courts.
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FOR = ESTATE


s room residence, water and sewer in
house, furnace heat. barn. east front, Ty-
Ter St, paved; just reduced from $500 to
N.g5.
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$3t75.

10 room strictly modern residence, near
Central Park, on car line, fine bath. hot
water heat. barn, a $1,000 home for $s,I75.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co. Tel. 7O6. Bicycles and sundries. BIZ
cycles and tandems for rent; repairing OF
all kinds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-28
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

WEHE makes anything in pictures. Z
Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-28
SAYS.

6 room new cottage, hard wood finish. 2
east front lots, near car line, sewer and
paved st., a 5000 home for S,475.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-28

Monday Jan. 80, 1905. IL miles
from n. Topeka, on Rochester road, II
COWS. all giving milk, some with young
calves. Sale commences at 1 O'Clock sharp
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-28
PAVING.

STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS
THE ]. c. DARLING CO.. 734 Kan. ave.
Rubber stamps, brass and aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. Catalog tree. 1eL -