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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-19
New Town in st. Louis County.

new town has been organized in the northern
part of St. Louis county and named French, In
honor of William French, one of the first set
tiers. At its first town meeting the following
were elected: Orange Nichols chairman John
Duffy and D. A. Reinhart, supervisors; w. "A.
Thomas, clerk; William Hawkins, treasurer;
William French, assessor; NJ McClone and JOS
eph Dean justices of the peace; William Ash
ton and Donald Campbell, constables; ]. w. San
derson, overseer of highways; James Carmichael,
superintendent Of township schools. e
The settlers are planning for their first an
nual picnic to be held the banks Of Perch
lake Sept. %.
Evan Owens of Oshkosh Wis, who is here
on visit to his son, Thomas Owens superin-
tendent of the Duluth & Iron Range railway,
was induced to attend and 'Ben Hur at
Duluth. He is SO, and this the first time
he had ever gone to theater. 81 e. e
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attempting to remove screen. There, was an
empty revolver in the bureau, and this was
trained on the burglar, who hurriedly left.
His assumption of the duties of a father to
eighteen of another mans children has placed
George Hoffman of Stutsman county In the class
where he is entitled to Carnegie medal. The
facts came out in the hearing of final proof
at the local land office. A few years ago
Hoffman was employed by South Dakota far
mer, who died, leaving wife and eighteen
children. The widow and the eighteen were
soon won by Hoffman. They sold the South
Dakota farm and removed to Stutsman county,
where a homestead was taken and adjoining
lands purchased. Hoffman told the landoffice
men Of his big family and his prosperity.
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TozER ESTATE IN COURT
David and Fred M. Tozer Named as
Administrators at Saltwater.

SALTWATER, MINN.-Ih probate court
David and Fred NJ. Tozer were named as ad-
illustrators of the estate of the late mil
honaire, David Tozer. Joseph R. Carl was
named as administrator of the estate of his
late mother, Mrs. Lydia A. Carli, the first
white woman resident of Saltwater.
]. D. Reid, warden of the Indiana state
prison at Michigan City, is in the city con-
ferring with Warden Henry Wolfer over the
details of establishing and conducting binder
Irvine plant in his prison.
County Auditor Browne els sending notices
to owners of land delinquent for taxes that
forfeiture sale will be held this fall. There
are 1920 descriptions of such lands.
The street railway company has put conduc-
tors on all local trolley cars.
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WELCOME WILL HAVE A BAND
Council Votes Use Of instruments to
New Organization.

WELCOME, EMINN.-This village Is to have a
band again. Twelve young men made an appli-
cation to the village council for the use Of the
band Instruments owned by the village, and the
counci1men granted their request s3t~s iii
The postmaster fight is getting warmer. The
third pc tition was put in circulation last week
by John sehwarz and it was freely signed. The
candidates are Edw. n. Dubach. editor Of the
Times: o. f. Miller, assistant postmaster, VIII
liam Rainy, an old soldier: John Sehwarz. Will
liam Sepine and Robert Staiin. The office only
pays from $40 to 500 month. fses
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Homesteader Options His Land.

John Smith, homesteader, who has resided
on quarter section Of land for eighteen years
on the Vermiion range between Tower and Ely,
and near the tracks of the Duluth s. Iron Range
road, has given option for mining purposes
on his land after having considered the matter
for many years. It is said that the option
for lease is held by the Oliver Iron Mining
company, the mining division Of the United
States Steel corposei1on and the terms are said
to be 2a cents ton royalty and a minimum
Of 81, 600 tons year. q T.
Mr.. Smith has had opportunities by the dozen
in the last ten years or more to sell or give
an option for lease, but when 1t came to the
point of actually doing SO he would refuse. A
few years ago he was offered $4,000 for any
one of the four forties that he owns, but re-
| fused, and not long ago he refused to sell a
one-sixth interest in the whole property for a
like sum. t....si.s-E -. 49,. '.'. .
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0II' --N7 ALL BIDS TOO HIGH
Contract for New Dormitory at Gales
vile ''in the Air. Yet.

GALEsVILLE, WIs-The building commit
tee in charge of the construction of the new
dormitory for Gale college opened bids yes
terday that were not to their liking. Every
bid was higher than the architects estimate,
and the board Immediately adjourned to con-
slider the proposition
The committee Is anxious to hurry the work
to completion, but the contract will not be
let until the architect goes carefully over the
figures of the several bidders. Another meet
ing will be held Sept. %, when final action
will be taken. The building will cost about
$4,000.
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NORTHWEST NECRoLoGIc

osoEoLA, w1s:-kw. H, Foster died at his
home in Luck after an extended Illness. He
vas born at Bangor, Me-. in 1928, and came to
the st. Croix valley IN 1914 s and located what
first supervisor Of that town. which was organ
lied in 1869. He engaged in farming and 1um-
bering and in the civil war served in the federal
army. e. TT. e. ~
HELENA, MONT.-William Hillhouse Ray
nond of Belmont Park, Madison county, one Of
the foremost horse breeders Of the northwest,
died suddenly yesterday at Missoula, aged 60.
He was native of Cincinnati and came to Mon
tana in 1866. IS fS-.. E..-
.WADENA, MINN.-Mrs; Joseph Hooking. wife
of business man, is dead Of tuInor Of the
spine. She had lived here quarter of a cen
fury and widely known.-Louis Schwartz.
ST., an old resident. died Sunday. He left a
large family of grown children.
LAKE CITY, MINN.-Miss Lucille Stahlman,
aged IT. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stahl-
man, died of diabetes.
FOND DU LAC, WIS.-Former Mayor Frank
B. Hoskins died suddenly today. He was presi-
dent of the Eastern Wisconsin railway, and
one Of the most prominent Knights Of Pythias
in the United States. .-.It go III sE.
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IF there ever was specific for any
one complaint, then Carter's Little
Liver Pills are a specific for sick head
ache, and every woman should know
this. Only one pill dose. Try them.
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) It fertilizes the blood-makes it
rich. cdr. ,Lauritzen s Malt Tonic"
At, druggists or delivered to house.
Phone, N. w., East 440; T. G., 1890.
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Man TAKEN FOR
DEER; SHOT III. DEAD }.
OFFICERS ATWoRK ON sYRJALD's
CASE IN THE NORTH.
Bullet Which Killed Him Entered His
Back-search of the Point on the
Shore from Which the Shot Was
Fired Revealed the Tracks Of Man
and Boy.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Two Harbors A1inn., Sept. 19.-The remains
Of Sakaris Syrjald. the Finlander who was shot
to death by unidentified persons while on his
way to claim Birch river last Wednesday,
were brought to Ely by the coroner and party.
1t found he had been shot in the back, the
ball entering just below the right shoulder and
emerging from the left breast. The coroner
verified the statements made by Pretila, partner
of the dead man. to the effect that the shot was
fred from the shore, distance Of about 100
yards. He also found that the shot was fired
from 5000 rife, the she'll being found on the
point Of land where Pretila says he saw the
men. .s s. ~ ~. s.s.s
The tracks Of and boy were found
near the place from where the shot was sup
posed to have come. There Is no doubt that
the shot for a moose or deer by
mistake by some hunters, who, after seeing what
they had done, made their escape. Several good
clues are at hand however, and there is likely
to be developments that will somewhat check
the tendency to shoot at everything that moves
in the woods. Syrjald president of the Ely
Finnish Temperance society. ~ e
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osCEoLA, WIS.-Peter Rinehardt seri-
ousy injured by being caught in the drive belt
of threshing engine.
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BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIS.-The Peoples
drug store. the finest In Jackson county, changed
hands today, a. w. Arnold of Viroqua, being
the purchaser.
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Boys Caps, 2lc

All shapes, all sizes, plenty Of them, plain
blue and mixtures, best school cap ever Of
>fered, S21c.
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BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIS.-Nlrs. Charles
Woodwork of Shamrock was kicked by horse
Saturday night and was around at her work I'M
til last night when, not feeling well, she
started to neighbours house where she fell
dead. She a widow and leaves young
son,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-19
Brilliantine Waists, sl.95

Ladies fine waists for autumn wear, white
and colored brilliantines, madras and other
new materials; special for Saturday, $3.50
values, $1.95.
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LAKE CITY, MINN.-Miss Lucille stahlman.
aged IT. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Stahl-
man. died of Diabetes. E----.- = - u
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Wrappers, CSC

Ladies feecelined and percale wrappers,
cut full and neatly finished with narrow ruff
fes and braids around collar and yoke; good
value at $1.25, csc.
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C0rsets, sec

Ladies corsets in white and drab, boned
with steel, and double supporters attached;
worth $100 and $1.25, soc. s$ e
Ladies corsets in drab and white, with
supporters; good value, 75c, soc. "a
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Silk PettiC0ats, 1895

{ Only three dozen ladies' fine quality taf-
feta silk petticoats, in black and colors neat
" made with founces and silh dust ruffes,
values at $500, 1926.
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WANT TO SELL.
WANT TO SELL.

MUST SELL AND WILL SELL at
some price. these bargains at once. Read
them carefully:
New home 8 rooms, all modern, east
front, large barn. house has 2 halls and
stairways f1oored attic. all hard wood
finish, fine bath. full basement, brick
doored, one of the very best west side To-
cations, house couldn't be duplicated for
S., 900. Price 81, 400
Cottage rooms and bath lots, near
18th and Polk, s., 500.
room house. close in, rents SIS month.
room for other improvements, cheap. VIII
take western land part purchase price.
) room cottage, IA lots, east front lots
good location, west side, furnace large
porches, etc. Price s., ZOO.
1925 Norris, cottage rooms. IL lots. 4
snap at $500.
1913 Lawrence, 4 rooms. neat home, rents
IS; taxes 81. Price $3.50.
Cottage Seward ave, blocks east OF
shops, 4 rooms, ? years old, large lots.
Price $1,000. Terms.
Handsome home s rooms. lots, north
east of college, on pavement. Owner leav-
ing Must sell at once. Low price
TX lots 1872 Harrison st, 500. All taxes
paid. Want offer.
IL lots 1903 Kansas ave. $50.
2 lots 1922 West St, 500
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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REAL EsrATE-RoUpEBUsH.

Two houses. s rooms each. bath. hot
and cold water, 3 lots, on Taylor street
5000.
Fine room cottage. years old. bath,
furnace, lots, east front, southwest To-
cation $500 for quick sale.
s acres with new house, Z rooms. for
house closer in.
room house, almost new, Garfield, near
Washburn. piped for furnace, bath and
gas. s27OO.
New modern house. furnace, bath, gas,
rooms and hall, fine shade, good loea-
ton. $4,000. This is a snap.
s room house. lots, on Euclid avenue.
u block from college grounds. $500.
room house, bath, furnace, IL lots.
s., 400.
room house, 2 lots, on pavement, E.
Sth st. $3.50.
10 acres, room cottage, 8 miles from
Kansas avenue and 6th, all stock, farm
implements and crop goes with place at
low price $1,000.
? houses. one 8 rooms, one 5 rooms, .
lots each. in good condition, to trade for
land.
5 and 10 acre tracts near Washburn, at
$3.50 per acre.
lots. fine location. near Cages park,
foundation and cistern built. $3.50.
Good building lots near Washburn SIS
down, SO per month.
50 TT. Horn, between 5th and 9Th 1925.
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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RODGERS, DAVIS & CO,
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.,
10 West Sixth st.

FOR SALE:
One of theh finest suburban tracts in
Shawnee county. close to the city limits,
on w 10th St, containing 10 acres and
good residence. barn and outbuildings,
fine blue grass lawn. Price $4,000.
~ lots on Clay St, good room cottage,
well located. near Central Park. Price
s1.o50-
IL lots and room residence. city and
eistern water, on Tyler St. near 4th, easy
payments. Price $1,000.
IS lots on Polk St. east font. with 6
room dwelling. cistern and city water.
sewer connections, can be bought at a
bargain. It will pay you to investigate.
room residence, gas. bath, water clos
ct, good barn, near 6th and Tyler. De-
cided bargain. Price 81. 500.
one of the finest room cottages in the
city on Tyler St., near 18th, porcelain
bath and water closet, fine shade. prop
erty surrounded by paIatiaI residences, an
ideal home for small family. Price 49,
$50.
A new room residence on Polk st.,near
9Th. Price $1,000.
One of the finest modern homes in the
city, east front, s rooms, hard wood I'm
electric light, complete in every particu-
lar. Price $500.
An elegant home on Fillmore. new, mod
ern in every particular, east front lots.
Price $500.
RODGERS. DAVIS q CO.
Either. Phone 41S. 10 w. Sixth ST.
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ELIAS WHITE-REAL ESTATE TOR
SALE.

Farms city property and small tracts.
40 acres bottom land, 81, 200.
Is acres, 8 room house, l block OF car
line, one of the incest places in the city,
20 acres. room house, block of car
line all tillable 8 minutes ride to town,
IS acres close in, 81 500.
All kinds of farms for sale or trade.
Can get you tract for anything you
have Small tracts from l acre Up.
H. acres 4 room house.
s room house, IL acres.
room house, lots.
8 room house, lots, 81, 100.
room house, lots. $1,000
Farm to trade for city property; grocery
stock to trade for farm.
Jefferson county farms for sale or trade.
Eighty acres, 40 acres, $50 acres, 165 acres,
go acres. About 100 of such farms as these
g sections in KeaTney county, Kansas;
s. 70 per acre; $500 acres Stevens Co, well
improved The above farms range from
2.600 I'D.
$40 acre farm, cheap.
112N acre ranch at a bargain.
Close to Topeka: 160 acres s miles out,
GOOD alfalfa farm, large barn.
1905 and sos close to Topeka Properties
of all kinds, hotels. See business building
on ave, $13, coo.
These are Bargains.
Come and see me. / Will help you and
you can help ne
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PAYMENT PLAN.

1911 Tyler St. rooms, all newly papered
and painted. lots. good cellar. connected
with sewer. cisteru. Price $3.50 Cali the
Agency for particulars.
New 8 room house, bath room. fine at
tic. just being finished, east front. cistern.
Central Park Place. south end Central
Park. Look this house over and cau and
see US.
Chestnut St. between 7th and sth. three
rooms, barn, fair condition. $500. Small
cash payment.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Ind. Tel. sos. $50 Kansas Ave
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Are Yoa Interested IN q Fast Growth.
Cuwn1rw2

The Chicago & Northwestern Pan
way company viii furnish reliable ia
formation regarding many deairs ~,
locations in the west and north west ~ ~
fts lines for industrial establishment
Hotels. banks, stores. produce b11S,a%ss
lumber dealers, brick yards and ofi1s..
excellent business opportunities
Fun information regardf70 ot..,.
lands in this fertile territory. All ~
particulars desired by prospective ests
tiers are promptly furnished upo1 -
plication to agents Of the Northweseern
Line. or to W. 3. Kniskern. Passeneer
Traffe Manager, Chicnsa
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SPECIAL HoMEsEEKERs, RATES.
Via Rock Island.

On Nov. 9Th and DIST. Dec. 18th and
sesh, the Rock Island will sell 41oT
tickets to points in Arkansas. Okla
homa, Indian Territory, Louisiana
New Mexico and Texas at IS per cent
of the one way rate for the round frin
with minimum Of $1,000. Tickets viii
date Of sale. See Rock Island agents
A. N. FULLER
G. P. A. Topeka. kan
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BUSINESS CHANCES

@-~7-7---7-717-e'--N-7-7~
FOR Telephone exchange of IS
phones, in good repair, excellent toll
connections, everything new. Write J. S
Banks, Granville, Kan.
500 OR MORE invested NOW will WELD
zue per cent IN short time. Call or adj
dress W. F. Bellman, 10 ". 7th St, To-
Deka, Kan.
CORPORATION controlling business es-
tablished 1865 desires services of ener-
getic business man to manage branch Of
fee. investment 600 upwards, references
regarding ability and integrity required
Salary $500 annually and commissions
Address Box $50, Madison, Wis.
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80 RsTATE TRANsFERs.


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A. Parker and wife to n. Mcdowell,
lots 1873 ana 40 West st. ..........-.s 4oU
s. s. OFT and wife to c. w Renbar-
ger, Z interest in lots 1, and 3,
block 4 sup. to Arlington Heights 80
NJ. 3. Popenoe and husband to j.
Smith. lots 79, 81 and So Maryland
ave, Highland Park subdivision 155
d. M Hill to 2. w. Ormsbee, part
of Ghe southwest Il of the north
range Is .-.............+.... -. $500
c. Rupp and wife to n. NJ. Miller,
lot IL and part Of lot 116 Dim St,
s 1EllIer's addition ....-...-.......... / 275
J. r. Davis and wife to F. II. Petro,
lot 37 and north q rot 1853 Polk st. $500
H 2. Wyiie aud husband to R. C.
Duncan, lot SIS and the north Z of
LOT 535 Topeka ave. .,................. 700
e. ". Goodrich and wife to S. l.
Prstz, lots Is, II. 10 and q Strong
ave. and lots 81 and 81 Redden ave,
Euclid Park addition -.-....--...-... 2S5
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CLOSE IN.

For 81. $50 cash and balance like rent,
large room residence, furnace, porcelain
bath. laundry in basement, attic, large
ornamented fire place. fine interior finish,
newly papered, front and back stairs, ,
east front lots. built less than 4 years.
Reduced to e zoo
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snecial Low Homeseelzers' Rate Va,
. -

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. Arke5-
sas. Oklahoma Indian Territory.
Louisiana, New Mexico and Texas. ar
the rate of IS per cent of the one wav
rare. minimum SIC, limit q days from
I. L. KING. c. P. & T. A.
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Hou % Answer Advertlsennents.


Advertisements signed IN care Of stss s
Journal such as Address A. = y S
state Journal" or Address O"As.s - ~
State journal" should be answers =
writing an1y Write your answer ss -
man a. ee1s State Journal OF Aetas@ y Ss
the State Journal office. Do not ask - -
clerks IN the State Journal cftce 20 80 go
you tbs name OF the Advertisers eleS 49,
not give siljs Information.
Adys. Noe Accepted Over Phone
The State Journal does not ae 3sS
want advertisements over the psAskL4o4.ss
ner does 81 make charge accounts -
sasm. The most satisfa Glory pan y +sS
STATE Journal office. IL you can not do
sala. sau tbs " estern Onion teleeEa4es4s
e3sce, either phone 81, ana tell them ne, sLl,1s
goa have an advertisement for the Ss 80
Journal They via send an a. y. y. =. ~ ~
g your house. E0u pay the boy 70 Sc~
advertisement, the state Journal pay , es -
n1s services IN bringing II down iowa. 49, 80
% olssagl1ed advertlseIn gnts lg &c peE AAN~-
SIX oaoinarg words make one hne-
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0sT AND woUuD.

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I.OST-Round silver pin, blue stones
around edge, pearl center. Reward sos
Quincy st.
LOST-A laprobe between 4th and Monroe
and 9Th and Quincy. Return to n. Z.
Mercantile Co, for reward
LOST-Between Ewart's lumber yard and
2Ist st. lady's pocSetbook containing Sc.
Return to Ewart's and receive reward.
FOFND-That Mrs. Friedley makes your
lace curtains look like new, at 101S
jackson. Also ladies' employment agency.
LosT-corduroy coat on e. Sd st. Reward
at los g. % st.
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PERSONAL.

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MOTHERS, if you fail to find a cure for
bed wetting try Penine. Sample box free.
Guaranteed cure. Missouri Remedy Co.
dept. 242, st. Louis, Mo.
WE TEACH students how to heal the
sick by our new system of human cleo
without drugs A new profession. T5asv
TO learn. We can cure you. We can
teach you. VIII you write to US for our
booklet. free2 Write today and remern-
Der that We prove the truth of our asser-
ton Address Electropathic School of
Healing, 81 St Mary's St. san Antonio,
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
WANT OFFER.
WANT OFFER
WANT OFFER.
WANT OFFER

room cottage. barn. etc. 4th ana
Chandler st.
room cottage. lots. washburn col
lege.
New cottage corner Buchanan st
rooms. lots. Fillmore st.
rooms and halls. lots, Clay st.
rooms and halls. 2 lots. Fillmore and
18th St
5 rooms, modern. 9Th st. car line.
rooms and hail. corner Polk st.
lots Western ave. and 5th st.
3 lots Western ave. and nth St. $500
lots Fillmore and 10th st.
Orchard Place and Douthitt Place lots
cheap.
See US for quick bargains.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO,
Fifth and Jackson SITS.
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s.vvas it happy marriage2.'
eft depends on how you look at it. She
has everything to make her happy except
her husband. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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FOR sAn-senAn ESTATE.
ron sAnE-REAL ESTATE.
SOME BARGAINS
SOME BARGAINS


nj
org room car
st., 5Iarger
0 Terms q
irons up o
i'm LOTS Harrison st near hst,e lines
Lots IN ntral Parkd to
st., SOUTH nicee for 0perIo
st z ca
North Madiso lots, nice locatio each
Gordon st., 2niceh Ugh corner OTIS
Kansasa ave, 2nice lots on ives side near
Park Sta nicI lots Topeka ave- $3.50
over o
Us show ou soneo of them
LsE Us
Ell " SIXTH
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1911 AND 1915 BUCHANAN ST.

. new uD-to-date modern houses. one 8
rooms and the other rooms. with fur
mace bath. pantry, den, laundry, large
attic, finished in oak. never been occu-
pied. Prices $1,000 and $500.
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on lie Topeka Paper
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GEORGE NJ NOBLE 8 CO. GEORGE NJ NOBLE & CO.
NJ. NOBLE & GEORGE n. NOBLE q CO.
ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE
TOPEKA, KAN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-11

M0RPHINE- opium. laudinurn, cocaine
habit; myself cured; will inform you Of
harmless. permanent home cure ATrs
Baldwin, box 1912. Chicago.