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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23
The Race Track
At LatOnia.

Cincinnati. July 22.-Second choice and outsiders won the six races at Latonia today The features of the card, handicap at mile and six teenth WIS won by Reservation in a drive by neck from Alma Dufour, the favorite Coruscate finished third. oak Duke. second choice in the betting won the third event for 2-year- olds from Two Bills. the favorite, with Letta Duffy third. Track slow.
 First race. six furlongs-Forelgner 1O5 (E. Walsh) to I. won; Bell Toone, dious. lO3 O. HalD IS to 5, third Time, 1:93 3-5. All Scarlet. Colonel Jim. Douglas, Nervator. Federal. Bernice, also ran.
 Second race. mile. selling-Haviland, 1o4 (Radtke) to won; Red Leaf II (NicoD to j. second; Katie Powers. 1O4 (TreubeD r to 1, third. Time. 1:42 S-5. Hattie H.. Florence Fonso and Jim Collin also ran.
 Third race. five furlongs-Oak Duke 1lo (Treuben s to 5, won; Two Bills, fy. 1o7 E. Walsh) 12 to l. third Time 1:O2 2-5 Concert also ran.
 Fourth race. mile and sixteenth Reservation' los nE- waIsn2 narsen, 'S tc (, 5. second; Coruscate, 1o6 (N1coil l3 to 5, third Time. 1:49 Is. Ara. In tense also ran.
 Fifth race. i've furlongs. Field Lark ,O5 lVanderhoutN to ,, won; Attrac- ton. tES iS5 S5'U 'HaiS to l. second; Inspec tor Girl 1O5 (Cheathaml IF to l, third Time. 1903. Tinker. Floss S. santa Lucia, Galletta and Rezia also ran. | Sixth race. mile and half-Joe Goss 9s CRadtkei IS to 5. won; Hot 1o2 (Robinson) to l, second: Hagerson. s' lMcIntyre) { to 1, third. Time. 2;S7 S-5 Grand Vitesse. Roger Smith Watercure | and Gracious also ran.
 Entries.
 First race. six furlon ss-Herilda. Me rino Berinthia. Algonquin, Naran Trompeuse. The Laurel, sS 1 Marm9m. 1dn Lily Brook. 91; Flori, Henry Lyons' sS Sam Craig. 103, oe .r
 Second race. mile-siss Lee Ss; HOT tensia. Birchbroom. 1Oo' van Hops' iV'
 Third race. five ,furlongs@Lila M lsantalucia. Mamie O.. Blue SIX. Fan
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Meridian, 4; Mobile, 3.

Mobile. July 22.-(Special.) l.)-One of the prettiest games of baseball on the Monroe Park diamond in many days was witnessed by large number of spectators despite the threatening rain which proceeded the game. Me- ridian reversed matters today by beat ing Mobiles new team out with hard work. Clarke. the slab artist for the visitors. became unnerved in the first inning of tine game. letting in three runs. Walker. Mobiles giant twirler. was invincible to the seventh when he lost slight control. permitting three runs. tieing the score. To the ninth inning the score remained unchanged and required ten to decide, Meridian squeezing in the winning run. Not withstanding the fact that there was six new players in the Mobile line up. they gave a good display of team work with every indication of tue strongest team in the league. Truby. at first. played star game. as did Jack Frost at short. Walker was Eiv- en good support throughout the entire
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Look Here.

We have just closed two more contracts for Hollow Cement block walls.
 ! The Hollow blocks make are the best on the market. no crumbling of edges or corners. ..,-. ..r wears and propose to continue our high class work. ,,, ..
 We will build fine Hollow block mouse tr Cs nitoi Heights this fall. See before you allow any contracts made for your fNo''"" J. S. CoNNIFF & co. 209 Dexter Ave.
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Won All Three.

Columbiana. July 22.-(Special)- Baseball has been the feature of the weeks entertainment. A series of games was played between Wylam and Columbiana. The first game resulted in a score of to in favor Of Co lumbiana. The second 10 to s, in fay or of Columbiana. The third. to ?, in favor of Columbiana, it requiring fifteen innings to settle the game.
 At the end of the ninth inning there was tie. the score standing two two; two a pitchers battle, each side exchang- ing goose egg for goose egg; i8nirg But in "Dinny' for Columbiana knocked a home run. bringing in Chapman. who was on first. Wylan falling to score in the last halt of the fifteenth inning left Columbiana winner by a score oi 1 to 2. u.
 Columbiana has played with Talla- deSa, Prattville, North Birmingham Coal City and Wylam. in all sixteen games, and has come out yictorious m all. She claims to have the champion ameteur nine in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23
At Delmar.

At Delmar. St. Louis July 22.-The greatest in terest in todays program at Delmar track centered on the fourth race, mile and sixteenth handicap, for Swear olds It was won by J. F. Mayberry at even money The track was In good
 First race, five and e.half furlongs, selling-Pinta, 101 (Walker) to I, won; Densie Densmore, 90 e. Russeli) to 2. third. Time, 1:l2. Burnoiette, | Balmer ". George Schnell and Colonel Jewell also ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-Potter, loS | (Colbeds) to l. won; Ahola, 1oo | uivingston) 10 to 1, second; Allista, | l03 (Shade) to third Time, 1:17' I,asso, Ben Lear. Last Fanstus. Essayer, | Censor, Tom Mankins and Sweet Kitty Bellairs also ran.
 Third race. mile and seventy yards- wedgewood, 94 (SewelD to 2, won; Mammon, 107 G Wilson, to ?, second; Kenton, 94 (Harris) to 2 third. Time; 1:4s. The Wizard, Sir Carter and Happy Chap also ran.
 purse-J. P. Maybury. 1o6 (Ricel to 10 won; Bavarian, s2 tWalker) to l' second; Tabytosa, 9S lHarris) to 5, third. Time, 1850. Jack Young also
 Fifth race seven furlongs-willow- dene. 102 (RusselD to l, won; Dr. | Scharff. III (Wilson) to l, second; Dave Sommers. 106 (SewelD even, third Time 1:30. Una C.. Lady Free Knight and Dolnda also ran.
 | Sixth race. mile and three -sixteenths Light Opera, 10l tHarris) to 1. won Athena. 100 (McGee) 6 to 5. second; Plautus, 105 (Walker) to 1 third Time. 2:Os 2-5. Roderick d'Hu George Vivian and Broodler also ran. | Entries.
 First race four furlongs-Ruth No- len. Tavora. 105; Sweet Favor. Alleda Tittaper,. Sibilla, Bonita, 10o Red Top 96: Hattie Kingston. Pea Fowl, Handy Miss, Nettie Roth. 92.
 Second race. six furlongs---Lady Sel- iers. Trixie White. Sweet Kittie. Bel laires. Miss Falconer, l02; Bendigo 107; Grey Plume, 1o7; Comic Opera to4.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Tangent 10s; Wakeful, s5: Fanette 1o3; Et6e Davis, 99: Nevermore, 106; Pyrrho. 1Ol Mimon. Cardona, 9S; Tom Mankins Gene Handlon. 100; EthePs Pridc, Jade 90; Seaworthy. S7.
 Fourth race. handicap, six furlongl l-Secret Imp. Chief Hayes. IF; Col
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23

summary-Two base hits, Moore. Stolen bases, Garvin. Base on balls. of Chnn 3: Dessau 1. Struck out, by Chinn 4; Dessau ?. Hit by pitcher, by Chinn l. First on errors, Little Rock |; Birmingham 2. Left on bases. Lit tie Rock 4: Birmingham 6. Double plays, Johnson to Shiebeck to Blake. Time l:4O. Umpire Mclaughlin. At tendance 600.
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Little Rock I, Birmingham 1.

Little Rock, July 22.-Little Rock | and Birmingham played a tie today, | rain stopping the game in the tenth | inning with the score l. to 1. China
 and Deassau both pitched good ball. but | other wise the game was featureless. l The second game was called off on | account of rain. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn July 22.-Hanlon's men were beaten twice by Cincinnati today, The locals could only get one man across the plate in each contest Brooklyn 900 900 00l-l
 Batteries-Mitchell and Bergen; Ewing and Schlei
 Second game:
 Brooklyn 900 900 l0O-l Cincinnati . ..014 900 101--7 12 o
 Batteries-Eason. Jones and Ritter; Chech and Phelps
 Boston, July 22.-The game witt the tenth inning on a single, a sacri- flee, an error and fslder's choice
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New Orleans. 4, Atlanta. i.

New Orleans. July 22.-A bouquet of errors, and inability to bunch hits. gave the game to New Orleans today. The visitors got five hits, but they were scattered, while the locals got only four. but made most of their runs on errors The feature of the game was the number of stolen bases. Score:
 Atlopto AP P Ru pO E
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~New MObtlr.o

Mobile, July 22.-lSpecial.)-Pre
 dent Briggs of the Mobile Baseball Club of the Cotton State League, has announced reorganization of the club.
 with players as follows: Hunt and
 Berry, catchers; Walker, Verneuile. and Hickey, first base; Relf and Mo
 EIvin, second base: Forst. Carlin. Ram kin, Gettinger. Lindsey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23
Cricket fin Philadelphia

phiIadelnf1ia JuIy 22.-EngIlsh cricketers represenhng the Marylebone Cricket Club of London began q series of games here today; meeting the Gen tlemen of Philadelphia at Mannheim.
 The match was postponed on ac- count of rain after the Gentlemen of Philadelphia had scored Ss runs for fonr WickatS.
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Nicholas Cruising.

Paris, July 22.-Dispatches from St. Petersburg this morning announce that Emperor Nicholas has left on short cruise aboard the yacht Polar Star. His destination. they say. Is unknown to them.
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~sus,. Y, N..hx,,I,. I

Memphis. Tenn. July 22.-Suggs was wild today, allowing five bases on balls He pitched excellent. however, allowing only four hits. Memphis won the game in the first inning by stick work Attendance, l,200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23

tana, Viola Blanche. Dame Dardon. Ca iOS: progression, Field Lark. 110.
 1 Fourth race. handicap; short course New Amsterdam, 129; Alice Commoner. l32; Itaicatira. Martin Brady. 1855; kii@ morie, 130; Gould, 134. no,
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Fontotoc, go; Foreigner, 95; Miss Manners, Col Jim Douglas. Axares, 2S; digger, Jimalong ron Parisienne, f01; Erla Lee, 105;-An Scarlet, 9a; Nervator. 1o6.
 Sixth race. five and one.haH s ,u[ Vazd, 100; Trenola, Neodeshas 1os. J.l4.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. July 23.-The locals made it five out of six from Boston, outhlt- ting the visitors. Boston and Detro,t % day. Score: h. Il. F.; bIssfn bIRsssfttneries-Donahue @ and Buelow Winter, Gibson and Criger
 St. Louis, July 2s.-st. Louis broke even in a double header here today to 0, and St. Louis the second, to 2 Heiley, the Georgian, pitched a brilliant game in the opening game, not giving the locals a single hit out of the twenty five men facing him.
 Score-First game: R ri: F.. St. Louis ...... 0o0 0o0 oo0- l Philadelphia POP 010 loo 10 l
 Batteries-Pelty and Roth; Henley
 score-second game R. H. E; St. Louis :...... 900 02o ool- Q Philadelphia .000 oil 000- ,
 Batteries-Howell and Sugden; Wad- dell and Schreck.
 Detroit. July 2s.-Detroit won both ends of double header from Wash ington, making straight series O! five games for the locals. The second game was won by Cooley's hitting. In the fourth he tied the score with a even his clean hit to right scored Lindsay with the winning run.
 Detroit 7ol 900 oos- s 10 ; Washington l.. ..0O2 o01 800 $ 13 Batteries-Donovan and Drill; Pat ten and Heydon.
 Score-Second game: R. H. E Detroit 200 O10 O01-4 Washington ., ..Oo2 100 0o0- Batteries--Killian and Drill; Hughes | and kittredge. Time-1:40
 Chicago, July 23.-In a pitchers bat | tie today Chicago won the thirc | straight game from New York. New YorkS lone run was scored through | Chicago's errors. Attendance, 14,2S9. Score; R. H. E Chicago .. ..... 900 O10 10'-2 | New York ..... 900 010 000- l Batteries-White and Sullivan; Ches | bro and Mcclure.
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'winters hit by batted ball

summary-Two base hits. Crozier, Hahn. Jordan. Stolen bases. Williams. 2: Hahn: Beck, Stratton, Stanley. Ma deau. Sacrifice hits, Holly. Williams. Double plays. Williams to Beck; Moren to Morse to Stafford. Struck out, by Phiilnips' MH9pen, BfHe e on hr oas ey Stratton Wild pitch. Moren. 1ef: on bases, New Orleans, 6; Atlanta. 4. First on errors. New Orleans, 3: Atlanta, l. Time. 1:30. Umpire. Pfenninger At tendance, 1000.
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Trying for Challenger.

OnHfcuBcr'
 Toronto, Ont, July 2z.-Tne first yacht race for the selection of a chal- lenger for the Canada cup was neid today. Temeraire, designed by Fife, the British boat builder, won the race, defeating ZOraya. which was built by Mylne. the Scotch ship builder, and Naniva. a home built boat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23
PRETzELS VS. PELICANS
 AND FEVER VS. RANDOM

summary-Stolen bases-Beecher, Duffy, Cannon, ?: Whistler. Bases on balls-On Clark, 2: off Suggs. 5. Struck out--By Clark, ?: by Suggs. ,. Sacrifice hits-Gannon. Time-1:45. Umpire Ehret.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23

Summary-Two base hits. Kauzlor,
 Frost, Rankin, Genins. Three baTsH
 hits, Rhoton. Double plays, Frost . Truby, Clark to Noblett. Bases o.i balls. Walker. |. Clark, 8. struck out, Walker, 1. Passed balls. Fuchs. Time of game. 1;45. Umpire, Brady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23

Fourth race. mile and furlong-New- port stakes-Spring, to 2, won; Oars man, to 1, second: Bragg, 13 to 5, third Time. 1858 2-5. .~
 Fifth race. five furlongs-Andronni 12 to 1, won; Programme, to | second; Sister Belle. to 1, third. Time 1:02 2-5.
 Sixth race. mile and furlong-Ortho- dox, 4 to 5, won: S. Claude, to l. second R. F. Williams, to 1. third Time, :53 35.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23

New York, July 22.-The New Yorks won the fourth consecutive game from St. Louis today. Thelman was hit often and his support was poor.
 St. Louis .. .. .. OO1 102 000-4 8 6 New York ... 400 140 00'-9 F 1
 Batteries-Thielman and Lehy; Ames and BoWerman. s-
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At Buffalo.

Buffalo July 22.-Results:
 First race, six furlongs-Ben Fonso. to ,, won; Water Tower. ? to |, sec ond; Inquisitive Girl to l. 'h'ro'
 Second race, five furlongs-Fairy Flush, 5 to 1, won; Lucy Carr, to l. second; ocean Brook. to l. third'
 Third race, five furlongs-Father Catchem. 8 to 1. won: Peter sterlipg. to 5, second; Hermitage. to 10, third.
 Fourth race, mile-Bonnie Sue. to 5. won; Columbia Girl, to l. second' Pipe. 10 to l. third. Time. S. 1:SS aeo' st, 2, won; Dynasty. 2 to 1. second; Ben- sonhurst. s to l, third Time; llS;
 Sixth race. mile and haifpGay all ptiscr Nm n. I. second. Sarilla. to 1. third. Time. 2 :35 3-5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23

Pittsburg. July 22.-Pittsburg Phila- delphia game postponed on account of rain.
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Every want ad Is the 'cipher- key' to an event or an episode in the life of the people.

Jewell, Kiss. s2; Bitter Brown, sa;
 Fifth race, mile and twenty yards Delusion, Limerick Girl, Ollie Burnett Dromio s7; Wedgewood lmp'' S4' Aten' Fred Priesmeyer, 96.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth sell ing-Kenton. 94: Light Opera, lO4; T. J. Powell, 9l; Mammon, Hubbard, loz'
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. TODAY's SCHEDULE.

Weimer pitched an excellent game striking out nine men. ...-
 Boston .. ......100 900 900 1-2 1 Chicago .. .. ..010 900 900 0-1 s ?
 Batteries-Willis and Moran; Weimer and King. :
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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CUT PRICES! SOLE AGENTS.
CUT PRICES! SOLE AGENTS!
CUT PRICEsl SOLE AGENTS!
CUT PRICES. SOLE AGENTS.

room residence Taylor. near 9Th st.
price was $3.50; goes quick at s.. 400.
House and lots w 9Th ST. lots worth
more than price asked, was s2.1O0: goes
quick at $780,
9 room residence, east front lots, good
barn, Harrison ST.. north of ;goes quick
$500.
room strictly modern new residence
(never occupied). hard wood finish, poll
ished floors. laundry in basement. 6 blocks
west state house, built for 5000 home.
His money was in First National bank
and must sell; about $500 or $500 takes
it.
rooms and halls, modern residence,
front and back stairs, fine condition, west
side, only blocks state house, reduced
price, will sell it s270O.
rooms and halls, new. modern resi-
dence, fine location. Harrison ST. Price
was $500: If sold in days $3.50 will
take it.
rooms and halls, new residence, bath
room, city water and sewer, corner lots,
very fine location, block paving and car
line. This can be had for one week at S.
$50
room residence blocks from sth and
Kansas ave, will rent SIS. Sell today for
s1,150.
room house Topeka ave-. rent SO, s., COO
Quincy st. property. rent s12. $3.50.
Cottage near 5th and Tyler. $500.
Cottage near 5th and Polk, $500.
Cottage near 9Th and Western, $500.
Cottage Lowman Hill. 2 lots. $500.
Want offer corner lots Harrison st.
Want offer corner lots Van Buren, ST.
Want offer corner lots 14th and Blu
chanan st.
Want offer 8 corner lots 18th and Clay
We have so much newly listed property
must go at some price; will. pay you tc
see US.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
Phones 262. 131 w. Fifth St.
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100 HOUSES WANTED

To supply the present list of
OUR BUYERS, AS FOLLOWS:
1. About rooms, $1,000 cash.
2. 5000 to $1,000, close, $500 cash.
B. Up to 5000 cash.
4. Up to So, 500. close, west side.
3. $1,000 to s., 800, investment.
6. or s rooms, small payment
Z. I or 8 rooms, cheap; easy terms.
s. 1000 to 81, 500 II cash.
8. Lots Tyler to Clay, Bird to 10th.
10. Investment, S7O0 to $1,000.
II. For So, 900. Investment buyer.
II. or rooms. Home, not far out.
Is. Home buyer, $1,000 to SO, 900.
IA. Fine so for suburban.
Is. 100 farm, S. w. S. or S. E.
16. $1,000. Cash investment.
II. Another home buyer, $500 down.
IS. $4,000 to 5000, modern.
19. Guiding lots, southwest.
90 5000 to 900, modern; nice cottage,
on paved street.
5000 to "a, 500. 5000 to 5000.
List all your investment or home snaps
with us. We are headquarters for the
bargains.
30 HOUSES TO RENT.
Factory to lease or sell. Big money
City, farm, ranch. home and foreign
W. NJ. FORBES, 1o7 W. 7th ST., City.
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HOME BARGAINS AT SMITH AGENCY,
500 KANSAS AVE.

Cottage and double lot on Pine St, near
fine school and street cars, owner going
west says sell $500
5 room house, 9 lots, E. 5th ST.. easy
payments, only 5000.
Fine strictly modern new house on a
large lot. near college, $1,000
10 room house, double lot, Thurston
Place, s., 600; would take smaller and close
Z room house. acres. near city. cash
snap at $1,000.
Choice building lots Thurston Place as
low as $3.50.
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FOE sA1E-REAL EsrATn.
FOR sAnE-REAn ESTATE.
R. D. BLAINE.
R. D. BLAINE.
GET READY-BIG EXCURSION AVG 3.
GET READY-BIG EXCURSION AUG. 3.
r. D. BLAINE.
r. D. BLAINE

Kansas City the historic old Indian
of beautiful natural ana Gear
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big
the sionfsd uringt lei
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dig wells
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UINTA LAND OPENING-For reliable
information about the land, registering
drawing, allotment, expenses, ETC., send M
o. for Soc to Rhone- Walker Realty Co..
Grand junction. Col
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BETTER

2 lots, with / story business building on
side street. 1 block from kansas ave-, in
one of the finest locations in the city.
Rent 800 a month Price $4,000.
Hotel in this city doing prosperous
business, $780,
The elegant 10 room residence at No 1870
W. Sth ST. Look at it as you drive by.
If interested call at office for further in
formation
houses and 2 lots. just north of Topeka.
steam laundry on Quincy st.
Vacant lot on Kansas ave-. a few doors
north of Shawnee mills. ,s..-
10 finely improved farms and 10 quarter
sections of grass land, all in Shawnee
county
BETTER REALTY CO.. SOLE AGENTS.
Room Columbian Bldg.
CENTRAL PARK PLACE LOTS
Are being sold on easy payments with a
small payment down. Price $500 to $225
per lot.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
IND. Tel sos. 534 Kansas Ave.
FOR sALE-An elegant Topeka avenue
closets, pantry, hot water plant, large
pdrn, carriage room, plenty of shade. VIII
sen sen very cheap. Part cash; balance long
tme at per cent. Inquire Ali Kansas
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
BARGAINsl
RARGAINsl

Buren
month. Prices Ho
st. L 5sots6
o In gas barns $500
make
Iincon st. house. otb
porch
arn.a
srOOm house. barn. lots city water
WILLOW AVE- PoTWIN
hease oak
CALL DISTRICT
$500
dancocks st. roomho 1lot 500
Klein room house. on
A WII.BUR
EL4 INV sIxTH
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MONEY.

S-<~C<<c~>~-~s|7-N-@|7-'7- -
gans, typewriters. household goods. per-
sonal security w. E. Seguine, 413 K A
MONEY TO LOAN on 1--WE stock. pianos,
ORGANS, typewriters, household goods and
personal security. l. Biscoe- SO Kan av
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WANT AN OFFER

For 2OO2 Bolles ave, 3 lots. story house,
rooms, hall, cellar, small stable, fine
well. Price has been $3.50.
2o7 Van Buren, St, 11z lots. IL story
house, rooms and hall, small stable,
well and pump; rents at IS. It will go
cheap. Can make terms on either of these
properties.
]. E. ToRRINGToN. 100 W. 9Th st.
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GEORGE M. NOBLE & CO.
GEORGE M. NOBLE & co.

INSURANCE.
TOPEKA KAN
An exrab bargain Rec -' SA D@-- -0A $50"
Best located in offs
lent al - @~' 1850
and In
bargains stocks Topeka
apo o1ne f.
snaHfa in
70 salecr trade.
with
in bestco companies
Kansa Ave, Topeka. Kan
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FURNACE WORKS.

GEO. E. SEYBOLD. furnace work. tin
roofing, guttering, spouting. furnaces .
speciality. S3l Kansas ave. Ind phone Ola
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BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.

of
a bargain solds
IS a s
a
cisten in house fold
terms of
Price $780, A fin
Washburn
Rene bel our new
IND Overt 1Oc
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good inside rent
al property in n. Topeka. Now, don't get
scared; North Topeka is Coming" good
property rents same as ever. Take horse
and surrey first payment. balance month =.
". E. c. Seger, 1872 N. Harrison ST. Bell
phone 9S2.
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PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
PHONE s72
107 W. FIFTH ST.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
PHONE 972.
1O7 w. FIFTH ST.


W n o
pave street. from to
IL lots rooms house Tyler cellar we'll cstrn $1,000
to
n
q
rent.
Flint east ront1o IN locate each
PHONE r,-s-
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Ruc FACTORY.

HUG
DON'T THROW AWAY that old carpet
hut send It to US; we will make you q
nne rug from it. Write for booklet or
phone Al The Mccormick Rug factory.
522 Van Buren, st.
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MACHINE SHOPS.

Lawn mowers ground. factory processsz5c
Free delivery. Tel. 509. Golden Rule
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MASSAGE PARI.OR.


LADIES beauty 2aIlors. facial massage
and shampooing. toilet articles. Ars
Annie N. Trap. 10 Kan ave-. upstairs
Tel ga
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WHEAT LAND IN FORD AND GRAY co.'s.
WHEAT LAND IN FORD AND GRAY co.'s
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RA1LRoAn r1A1E .TAlsLEs.

ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TABLE,
Topeka, KAN.
The Right Road" To and From and
Between
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