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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-07
MEMS 1oc. HOSE.

Mems Black MerceriZed
Lace Half Hose; double heel
and toe; seamless foot. All
sizes. Regu-
&c. E; &, H H. Is: 12Hc.
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&C. LACES.

200 pieces of German Tor
chon Laces, in desirable
widths and styles. Both
edges and insertings. These
will come out of the wash
in the same condition as
they went in. and VIII be
liked for trim
ming un d err 1U/
wear. Regular UAC
&c. values for. ~
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1oc DRAPERY

1000 yards of Fish Net
Drapery; 30 to SO inches
wide; sold
regularly at II Il > +
19c. yard. II on n
THURSDAY TGSe
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asc. GARDEN HOE.

Extra Quality Steel Gar
den Hoe, the kind 40
sold regularly at VIC
oac THURSDAY w
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So TRUNKS.

Special lot of F'iat-top,
Canvas-covered Trunk s.
made of best grade box
wood. Extra heavy wrapped
Stats. brass lock and trim
mings, fiber bound, and fin
iShed with two center
bands; deep tray and hat
box. Iron bottom and two
outside straps.
S TfSs;as ~" 5000
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So SILK WAISTS.

What woman can resist
buying one of these cool and
charming White Habutai
Jap Silk Waists at tomor-
rows nominal price?
They are tailor-made and
shirred effects, full cut and
perfect fitting. All sizes in
the lot up to
"a. n a 90
Tomorrow Nu M
instead of S..
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ST. PILLOWS

Large Size Bed Pillows:
covered with genuine "A. c.
A" feather-proof ticking
and filled with odorless SAN
itary feathers. Size p by
81 inches. Regu- <~
lar s1.oO value. 0WC
THURSDAY.
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soc. FURNITURE

6OC. T q Nm 1 i u KE
LINEN.
Strictly All-pure Furni-
ture Linen, the best grade
manufactured. and sold reg
ularly at SOC. a yard; 80
inches wide, in @~
various stripes. zoe.
THURSDAY.
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WINDOW SCREENS.

Oak-finiShed w n d W
Screens; II inches
high; open to "a 49,
inches. THURS II Vr
DAY.
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ICE CREAM
FREEZERS

POT. Arctic" Ice Cream
Freezers. with block tin
can. galvanized iron bear
ingS. Easy motion. Freezes
a IT ''1 THu ms S 30
DAY
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ARMOUR'S LARD.

BIB. tin buckets of Ar
mour's Lard; every house
wife knows the
prese mt high NM~
price. Tomorrow ZVCo
Of
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o8c. POINT D'ESPRIT.

Cluster Spot Point d'Es-
prit Net; for entire waists
and dresses: As inches
wide. Sold regu-
larry at CSC. a <~
yard = For Thurs 0OC.
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CUSPIDORS.

Special 10 of Japanned
Cuspidors. wit h
white enamel lining. WC.
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BOYS 1oc. CAPS.

~ 4 ~ AS\e S<AI y.
Boys Long-peak Elton
Caps, for summer wear.
Made of crashes and duck.
Sizes 6as to Z. In tan. navy
blue, brown and plain
white. Regular 19c.
value. THURS WC
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MEMS soc.
UNDERWEAR.

Mems Otis Balbriggan I'm
derwear; shirts with long or
short sleeves; drawers have
double crotch and
suspender tapes. On
Regular price SOC. o0VC.
THURSDAY.
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WATER COOLERS

Six-gallon Water Coolers,
galvanized iron lined, with
nickel-plated faucet. Regu-
lar $2.75 val do 4 90
ue. THURS ~ n .WS
DAY.
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So MATTRESSES

Special lot of Mattresses.
made of fiber or rattan CEN
ter, with cotton top and bot
tom In one or two-piece
I e SEQ H sslas. So, %
THURSDAY.
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&c. GAS GLOBES.

Crystal Glass Gas Globes;
with 4-inch bottoms. New
leaf design. Reg aA
ular price, 15c. VIC.
THURSDAY.
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MEMS soc. SHIRTS.

Mems Summer Neglige
Shirts, of light and dark
colored Madras, in neat
stripes and figures: Each
shirt with a pair of detached
Regular faissi SOC. val soc.
ue. THURSDAY.
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5000
CHAMBER PALS.

Japanned Chamber Pals;
10-quart size; with cover.
Sold regularly at 40
25e. TIL U R S L OCo
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1oc. & 12Hc. NECK
WEAR.

Ladies Nainsook and Swiss
Embroidered Turn Down
Collars. in dainty patterns.
Sold regularly at
Toe. and 12kc. SC
Thursday W -
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$3.50 & So TROUSERS

200 pairs of Mems Dress
and Outing Trousers; in a
splendid assortment of styI-
ish effects. including Fancy
Striped Worsteds, Crashes
and Flannels. Made with
cuff bottoms and belt
straps. Values
worth up to RM 10
$3.50 and $500. SZ.AS
THURSDAY. 49,
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3ec. & soc. ALL
OVERS,

Normandy and Point de
Paris All-over Laces, in
white, butter and Arabian
colors. Regular -
SOC. and soc. val ZSC.
ueS. THURSDAY
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STEP LADDERS.

Step Ladder; 3-foot size.
The best and On
strongest made. o0VN
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TABLE LINEN.

% pieces of Bleached Table
Damask: 50 inches wide: in
rose, chrysanthemum. fleur
de lis. spot and many other
designs. GOOD nn
wearing quality. VIC.
THURSDAY. yd.
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a1c. OILCLOTH.

5-quarter Fancy Table OIL
cloth, in a variety of oak
and garnet effects; perfect
quality; sold reg
ularly at dc. a
yard. THURS mo
DAY u OSo
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SANITARY
BIRDEYE.

800 pieces of Sanitary An
t,septic Cotton Birdeye: Is
inches wide; put up in seal
ed packages OF 10 yards
each. Not more
than one piece nn
sold to each buy NWC
err. THURSDAY.
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zoe. SHEETS.

OOSs 011HS Z "
100 dozen 81 by 30 Bleached
Sheets, made of regular
sheeting cotton. No seam
down the middle
all one piece. Deep ~
h e m. THURS 4SC.
DAY.
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DINNER NAPKINS.

300 dozen Mercerized Satin
Damask Dinner Napkins; 10
inches square; in a line of
dainty patterns. All pure
white. Sold reEu-
larly at $l.0o doz- -
en-. THURSDAY. &c.
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TABLE TUMBLERS.

Extra Thin-blown Table
Tumblers. perfect quality.
Regular price. 60c. a -
dozen. THURSDAY. sc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02

artesanos y de infelices criatu-
ras; seanos .concedido invocar
de 1luevo la un!ca intervention
que no es peligrosa en- estos con-
hictos: Ia Intervention del 60
bierno. la intervention directa
de nuestra primera autorldad,
para que huya toda sombra de
peligro, toda amenaza de choQue
y todo amago de violencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02


nc, d Re Que sc Cio el CT
Il t. 4 ( LIS niue les.
l. - ever fg6 IN verla3:ro
~ n = lo -@,J d. u
hem lie ser II { prct=> lie Ia
opinion, es necesarlo echarla por
ahora sohre la policia.
LA intervenci0n de los ageu
tes lel orden en- los sucesos ocu.
rridos 4 cousecuencia de la huel.
ga, no ha podido ser mas desdi-
chada.
Desde hace tres dias han da-
do comienzo incldentes muy ex
trafios. Fue ell primero y mas
sstensible la autorizacion que Sc
hizo pedir el jefe de Ia policia
para ronsentir la celebration de
un mitin. en- la plaza p1bllca, un
diario POGO ieido solto una de sus
gedeopadas agresivas a este pro-
posito. Dijo que los huelgui >tas
habian prometido ser buenos Y
asi obtLv,eron ell permiso para
celehrar el mitin. No habla en-,
tonces seiiaies de Tevue.ta nj de
tumultos
Aver de manana hubo mas
Fue pa el preludio de 10 que
ocurrio por Ia tarde, del serio
motin que altero 10 normalidad
aparente de Ia pohlaclon.
"A dos huelgulst tas que fueron
q recordar sus promesas a un
propletariO. de carlos en- actitud
que los Tribunales declararan
81 fue 9 no agresiva. sc les NAL
tra,6, y fue maltratado el pd oll-
CO. berrido a cu1atazos, desa-
f1ado con in1tiles alardes poll
ciacos. con disparos de carabina
A la tarde entrahan va los
anlmos en- un grado de excita-
c;on extraordlnarla cuando, sin
previo aviso nj probabilidades
de un conhicto serio, sc observe
que la poll, ia dieo'v1a a la fuer-
"a grupos y reuniones de toda
clase de Ciudadanos sin distin-
ci0n. reparos nj consideration
mes.
Algunas horas despu6s publ
caban los periodicos una resolu-
ci0n Il orden del Quartet de la
Policia, prohibiendo la forma-
ci6n de grupos en- las Gales, Y
considerando como perturbado-
re, de la paz publica a los que
faltaren de cualquier modo a las
prescrip ,iones de dicha orden.
Acostumbrados, como 10 esta-
bamos a.lui, en- el case excep-
cional y rarisimo de suspension
de las garantias constitutional
les. g. que la suspension Sc rea-
iizara pnr la primera autoridad
de la isla con los requisites de
publ cidad y notification ne
cesariOs, no es de extraflar que
que la actitud de la pollcia,
asumiendo por 81 y ante ST las
facultades y funciones mas inn
portantes y delicadas del gobier-
no, y llevando a la practica mi
litarmente sus decisiones, sor-
prendiera desagradablemente a.
todo el mundo Y estimulara la
protesta y la indignation entre]
los que fueron objeto del uato|
inesperado y violento de los
agentes del orden.
Ell paisanaje arranco los ado
quines de las GALES, rompi6 los]
focos de luz electrical, tom6 acti-
tudes amenazantes, agresivas,
temibles, y entonces fue que la
prudencia aconsejo a la poiicia|
evitar todo choque, esQuivarl
tOdo encueDtro con los amoti.
pados.
Gracias. i este alarde de pru.
dencia no hetnos tenido aver enl
San Juan TIN dia hecat0 mbico.
Y no es que nos parezca poca
la sangre derramada. no. Perol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02

helidoe de bala, uno solo perte-
nece ios hue guistas.
mo demuestra esto bien a las
,l1r4s, Que no b habido agre-
sion form al contra los ageates
del orden?
III tuua1co I'll p8n'c0 de aver
( sc debo prsuciQalmente a ia de-
sorganizaci6n a la impericia y
a Ia torpeza de la policia.
Y era lnevitab BILE que fuera
asi, puesto que estaba invadien-
do jurisdicciones del gobierno,
de las autoridades superiores.
por una incomprensible abdica-
cion de estas. amparada quiza,
en los novisimos metcdos que
estan dando en- la colonia resul-
,ados como el de aver.
lCuando resign6 el mando la
aul0ridad legitima, la que hu
bleran respetado la del motin,
apenas Sc hubiese puesto en
contacto@con ellos, inquiriendo
la causa de la protesta POPULAR
Ell estado de sitlo surgi6 aqui
bruscamente, sin prevlo aviso a
los ciudadanos, sin una declara-
cion del gobierno. antes de que
ocurr,eran los desordenes la
menta bles de Ultima hora. Sur
GO de improviso, con retadora
Drusqueoad. atropellando a los
ciu ladanos paclfcos, llepando
ell Cuarto de Socorro y ell Hos
pital de contusos y her dos al
gunos de los cuales han muerto
a estas horas.
Esa es la causa del motin de
aver La absolut falta de tao
to del gobterno y la brusca con.
ducta empleada por 81 iertos S
agent3s del orden, que sc vie
ron convertidos de pronto en-
toiidades supremas e inape-
lahles.
De ian menguado proceder q o
haoria que esperar otIa cosa.
Y gracias que Ell instinto de
coneei vacion dicto a la policia
una coniucta de gran pruden
cia' algo tardia por desgracia. va
pasados los primeros tumultos
sa ngrientos.
Cuando vimos en- las GALES q
MIR. Post, va era tarde
Esa exhl blcl0n. pero con as.
Iecto menos arrogante, han 20
d do efectuarla por la maflana
eI Secr~tario del gobierno, 9 ell
pr"pio Goberrador civil.
Asi ocurre en- todos los paises,
en- los que sc tiene en- respeto el
derecho de los ciudadanos Y Sc
ajustau los procedures del go
bierno d los dictados de una
constitution inviolada.
Pero aqui tOdo Sc quiere hacer
lmpunemente, y no es possible
evltar en- ocasiones, iamenta.
bies espectaculos de una tristi-
slma Specification. como los que
nos hemos visto forzados q pre-.
Senclar en- las t1ltimas horas de
la tarde de aver y durante la
noChe.
POI todos los medios, ell 90
bierno debe procurar que los la.
mentaoles sucesos de aver, moi
vuelvan q repetirse.
Para ESQ es necesario que ocu.
pc cada organismo ell sitio que
lie esta asignado, a fin de que mol
surja las complicaciones, nj sci
provoquen las protestas.
Mientras no Sc agoten todos
los recursos habiles y pacificos,
mientras queden medios conci-
iiadores. mientras sea posible|
transigir sin menoscabo de los
prestigios de la autoridad, Mi
ultraje de la soberania del pue-
bio. evitense los sucesos tristisi-
mos presenciados aver. en- San
Juan. 81. ba
Seanos dado esperar que mol
vuelvan q teiiirse nuestras ca
lies con Ia sanurA ia hooradoe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02

todas esas victimas del desorden,
lei tumulto. 10 han siio sin
choque, sin encuentro. nj siq uie-
IA son huelguistas los heridos.
Son HON bres trabajadores 8 IN
f'-llces niflos que cruzaban las
GALES en- aquellos instantes de
espaptoso desorden.
Son victimas de los sucesos;
vlctlmas iuocentes; porque no
ha habido agrcsion contra la
policia que justifique la actitud
tomada por ese institute.
No hay un solo policia que
este herido. De los diez y siete
helidO, de bala, un0 solo perte-
nece a iOs hue guistas.
mo demuestra esto bien a las
clar4s, que no b habido agre-
lion form al contra los ageate8
DEL orden?
Ill tumulto. el p8n'co de aver
50 r.tt- tAvt4t.f+.~al -- at7tA . il $a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-25
FOR SALE BY THE
CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co


IL lots on Monroe, first class location,
rooms. modern except heat, s closets,
large cellar. cistern and city water, gas,
and good walks. shade. big barn. Price,
if sold by Jan. !, 1906, $500.
On Jefferson, near 9Th, high and sight
~, neighborhood good. 6 rooms and attic.
city water, brick walks, etc. Price $2,4O0.
room cottage on Klein St, in call linn
its, rents for SO. Price $3.50.
Another room cottage on Klein St, on
the instalment plan, SIS down, balance
monthly. s115O per month. Price $3.50.
Vacant lots on Branner, Lake and
Chandler streets, close to Santa Fe shops
at from $500 to $500 each
On N. Locust St, room cottage. Price
$780,
\ Potwin home on Woodlawn ave, 8
rooms, lower floor in oak. modern except
heat, and a barn. Price for a few days.
81, 800
A room cottage and 21z lots. on Clay.
near Central Park For a quick sale.
price $1,000
Large house and roomy grounds BolIes
ave, facing Washburn college grounds.
Price $3.50. SEE THIS.
2 lots and large dwelling on Kansas ave.
near 18th, at an attractive price.
A room residence on Topeka ave-. near
the Devlin home at a very reasonable
figure.
On Polk. q modern up to date home of
s rooms, reception hall, bath, furnace.
electric light, IL lots, east front, south
side. Price $s7O0
Cottage of 6 rooms, fine shade, car line
close, neighborhood good. Price $1,000.
2 new cottages. bright, clean and at
tractfve. near Washburn college, each ST.
500
Several modern first class houses Col
lege HILL with bath. furnace, electric
lighted. street paved, etc. At right prices.
2 choice lots west side, III minutes car
service. Price for this choice location.
Ss25.
And many other sites Of this character.
College Hill and AIcVicar Place lots on
the payment plan.
NOTICE THESE:
On Van Buren,, near sth, IL lots and
house, s, $50.
On Tyler , lots. near 1st-, s rooms. rent
SIS per MONTH $500.
On Kansas ave, lot, 3 rooms, rent 81
per month. Price $500.
On Chandler, near 10th, 9 #. front and
house. rent IS. $500.
Near shops for 81. 800, rents SIG month.
81 houses in Oakland, just listed at from
81. 100 to 400 each. Payments all right.
WILSON & NEISWANGER,
Phone 94s. 11s ". Sixth St.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
FOR SALE:

6 room modern new cottage. with re-
ception hail. finest inside finish. excel
Iently planned, ~ lots. east front. near
18th and Lincoln St, $3.50.
4 room cottage. city and cistern water
and cellar. lots. ? blocks from court
house. a.45o
lots near 18th and West ST., 500 each.
IL acres with some nice fruit trees. on
rural free delivery route. telephone line,
3 miles of city. SIPS
z block close to street car. s2s per No.
acres. 5 rooms. barn. cellar. ciatern.
well, close to school, paved street and
car. $3.50.
10 acres. improved. u mile to railroad
station. Is miles to Topeka, would take
small house near shops for part pay
Some fine 50 acre farms cheap. near the
city.
20 acres, house and barn, Kaw bottom,
south side. 8 miles to business part Of
Topeka, $1,000.
40 acres. house. outbuildings. orchard.
eistern. well. smooth land. 3 miles to
railroad. o miles to Topeka. $780,
20 acres. good buildings. orchard. 4 mile
to school, miles to Topeka. Trade for
residence west side.
50 acres, fair house. outbuildings. orch
ard, 2 miles to railroad. miles to Topeka.
Price 5000; $500 cash.
WEsTERFIELD & CO.,
Central National Bank Bldg,
Topeka, Kan
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REAL Observation-Disclosures

rooms, IL lots. on corner. west of
Potwin, s1.S75.
A fine Z room new house, on high
ground near Washburn, $780,
6 room house Monroe St, IL lots, close
in, gas, bath, barn. 1000
room house on Hancock St., $3.50.
acres with new house. rooms, for
house closer in.
New modern house, furnace, bath, gas,
rooms and hail. fine shade, good loca-
ton. $500. This is q snap.
s room house, bath, furnace, IA lots.
s2,4Oo
6 room house, lots. on pavement. E.
sth st. $3.50.
10 acres, 3 room cottage, miles from
Kansas avenue and 6th. all stock, farm
implements and crop goes with place at
low price. $500.
VACANT LOTS.
5 and 10 acre tracts near Washburn, at
$3.50 Der acre.
6 lots. fine location, near Cages park,
foundation and cistern built. $3.50.
Good building lots near Washburn, SIS
down, $40 per month.
30 It. Horn, between 9Th and 9Th, $3.50.
Houses for rent.
Farms for sale and trade.
Safety deposit boxes 50 per year.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
107 W. Sixth St.. Stormont Bldg.
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FOB SALE:


New home on Madison, near sth, IL
lots and good dwelling, $500.
6 room cottage and X lots, east front,
near TIN and Jefferson, $500.
5 room cottage near Santa Fe shops,
well located and Wen rented, $780,
21k fine lots and neat cottage on Clay
St, near Central Park, $1,000.
2 east front corner lots on Buchanan,
facing Central Park, $500.
48 east front feet on Tyler St, good high
ground. fine location for good dwelling,
$500.
fine lots and room dwelling on West
St, near Washburn college. This is a de-
cided bargain for a few days. Can be
bought for 81. 400
ANOTHER
Near by, 2 corner lots, good shade, sur
rounded by good houses, also West St. 6
rooms and barn, 81, $50
Modern home of rooms west of Cen
trail Park, on 18th St. $780,
Fine home on Greenwood ave. all fin
ished in hard wood, can be bought for
less than construction of house.
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO..
40 ". Sixth ST. Topeka, Kan.
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ZOE sAI.E-REAn EsrATF.
FOR sAhE-REAL ESTATE.

which puhas-
in
A re O
nneIy
E. ST., he IS q
a
room oder beauti
70 by 0 corner5
and G. A.
ant a house. land
quarter mile small town & cult
a balance meadow small orchard nearly house.
acres on
n
mile
never-falng
of
a oW
BOTH 'RHoNEs ~ KANSAS AVE. TOPEKA
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LOTS.
a 1891 ZOE INvEsrMENr.

Two hne cottages. one facing east. one
north, almost new, one rooms and the
other l. each 2 porches. 90 foot front, on
corner. 4 rooms rented for s12, 5 rooms
is occupied by owner, but would rent for
So or s13; both would bring s24 a month,
location the best for tenants, no trouble
to keep occupied, everything first Gloss,
no repairs. Both for 200, more than 13
per cent on your money. Call quick.
MOON, CHARLES & MOON,
Ind Tel. 1924 116 E. Fifth st.
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FOR QUICK SALE.

Nice cottage s roomss, cellar. gas. els
tern and city water inside. barn, sewer
connection. location near 9Th and Clay st.
Price $500. owner needs money. Rare
chance for d bargain.
Western ave. near Sd, good 7 room cot
tage, cistern, well city water, extra good
barn, large grounds. Win be sold cheap.
Bolles ave. and 2oth, 3 lots. Z room
house, stable. well. Make an offer on this.
Part cash viii do. MSS
J E. roRRINeTON. 100 Y. sixth st.
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FOR SALE BY P. G. MOORE.

4 acres q mile city limits, bottom, cot
tage, 4 rooms, cellar, well, barn. 81, 500
so acres near A1eIvern, Usage Co, Kan.
I'd bottom, 40 cultivation, 40 prairie grass
no buildings, 1900
40 acres Kaw bottom near Oakland, ST.
ZOO
$50 acres Butler Co, Kan. all prairie
meadow. 5000.
Oakland S1,250.
3 acres 1 mile Highland Park. $500.
Stock of groceries, good trade, good To-
cation. only $500.
Home on Kellam ave. Oakland. rooms
and 255 lots, $500.
Home on AFTER ave. rooms, barn, fruit
good repair, lots, s., 200.
Home on Oakland ave. on car line. east
front, 5 rooms barn, fruit, lots, fenced
cheap at $500.
$40 per lot
lots, all for 81. $50.
on Reno avenue. rooms, barn,
fruit, 5 lots, fenced. $3.50.
On Wabash ave, 1 block from NJ. T..
church. a nice cottage 4 rooms, 5 lots,
all in fruit. and only $1,000.
3 homes on Liberty ST. for $780, $500 and
$3.50. Payments.
8 nice homes on Ohio I'VE, your choice
ofice wabash ave. corner Indiana
ave-, Oakland. Ind. tel 1851.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
Personal, PROPERTY el7oh ae
horses, cattle, pianos, household goods
llorarles, typewriters, carriages and ma
chinery, the same to remain in the posses
sion Of the owner People holding salarfed
positions and desiring a loan can obtain
the same without security, publicity or
delay Of the undersigned. Houses for sale
on the most favorable monthly payment
rent purchase plan Frank S. Thomas.
Dol Kansas avenue. Phone 29S
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$50 DOWN

Buys 1921 Seward ave, a new 4 room cot
tage, blocks east of the shops, room for
another house. the rest of the price like
rent. Shops are extending, you know.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY
Central National Bank Bldg.
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NEW MODERN HOME.

II east front lots, 6 rooms and recep-
ton han, modern throughout. choice To-
cation, not far west. Price s., $50
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO..
Ind. Tel. 972 onlce 107 ". Fifth St.
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