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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-30
PALISADES FORMATION.

Allied In Time and Type to Mount
HOlyOlxe and Cape BlOmidOn.
The complete height of the cliff was
much higher, originally. for the glacier
that buried North America down to
this latitude eroded l0ions Of tons
which went to the upbis!ding Of Long
Island, trap powders being common In
the soil Of Brooklyn, and have found
on the top of the Palisades opposite
Spuyten Duyvil glacial groovings and
pollshings that have survived the pre-
sumptive 1900 years since the glacier
melted. The outpour OF this mass from
a volcano whose crater we cannot 50
much as guess In this day was tremen.
dous, and It cut the Hudson and Hack
ensack valleys asunder and pushed tbs
harbor several miles to the southwark,
while related activities thrust above
the surface, either as. downpours or up
pours, the thousand miles OF basaltic
hills that chain the CarolinAs TO the
Bay Of Funny. 80 that our Palisades
are allied in form ard time to Mount
Holyoke and Cape rlomidon.
To the mineralo st our Palisades do
not Yield as muca Of interest as we
ind in the rottIng trap Of Paterson. q
few miles away. from which have been
taken the largest prehnltes In the
world. sea green and wonderful; royal
amethysts, balls Of silky pectolite and
quartz pseudomorphs that copy them;
but we find in these cliffs occasional
duplicates Of the columns that make
the Giants causeway and Fingafs
cave-geOmetric shapes Of three. four
Eve, six and more sides. not a result Of
Capitalization, as was once imagined
for trap Is a rock. not a mineral. but
Of lateral shrinking when IL has cool
ed.-Charles n. skinner In Century.
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THE ARAB.
An Artist In Manners Is This SON OF
the Orient.

An Artist In Manners Ia This Som OF
the Orient.
In all matters OF sentiment the
Arabs Instinct is sure. II you can
appeal to him on any ground Of hos
pitality or generosity, says the author
Of I'm the Desert" you have a hold
on him.
It used to be the boast Of Arab poe
try in its best days &at 1t never
praised man except for what was in
him." and the habit Of judging direct
" and without regard to surroundings
has always been an instinct Of the
race. All those evidences Of worldly
prosperity and success which turn
the heart of the Anglo-Saxon to water
leave the Arab unmoved.
The Arab is an artist in manners.
remember certain sheik, who was
once my travelling companion on the
Upper Nile, a tall, lean, keen faced
man, Of complexion almost black,
with a glitter on it like the sun polish
on desert stones. who walked among
the fellahs on the crowded deck like
n chief among his slaves.
With him shared the same narrow
corner Of the deck He was strict in
his religious observances and at the
appointed hours would spread his mat
ON the deck, turn in the supposed d.
rection of Mecca and then kneel and
rise and kneel again, bowling with
his forehead to the ground in the i'm
posing attitudes of Moslem prayer.
Quick at detecting the least sign Of
consideration or respect, If we stop
red talking or moved to make room.
he would treasure up the courtesy and
when his prayers were over turn and
acknowledge 1t with grave gesture
and a smile that seemed no conven-
tional grimace, but expressed the in.
tention OF deliberate friendliness.
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DR.. PALMER ON
MORMONISM
tContlnned from page /. J

fought the revolutionary war on a
preamble Of parliament. Shall Idaho
wait until enslaved as Utah is today
and has been years by the monster Of
Mormonism! ANY party in the state
who cries Peace, peace, when there
Is no peace is powerless to save the
state, ! speak not from political or
partisan standpoint, as am a mem
Der Of the Prohibition party, but were
! citizen Of the state of Idaho to.
day, would throw my party scruples
aside and would use my entire infiu-
ence toward electing Senator Dubois
because be does stand for the right
and Is fighting the Mormons who have
the knife ever ready to cut his politi.
cal throat. At the present time no
citizen would be disloyal to his party
or TO President Roosevelt by voting
to check the power Of the Mormons in
this state. ! believe that President
Roosevelt is one Of the greatest men
in the world and | would support
either Bryan or Roosevelt in the COM
ing national campaign, but in the
state Of Idaho it is the unquestioned
call to all parties to stand by Sena
tor Dubois and wipe the stigma Of
Mormcnism from the fair face Of the
beautiful state. Let it never again
be said that Idaho condones the Nor
mons or their polygamistic practices.
!, if we're able to do so. would
devote my entire time to touring the
state speaking against Mormonism
aud polygamy.
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Held Good Rally.

" Last evening j. NJ. Flynn, J. L.
McClear and F. A. Mccall addressed
a large and appreciative audience at
Post Falls in q campaign speechN in
which they mentioned the extravagant
methods of the present county
officials and the absence of the law
regarding the registration of births
and deaths in the state of Idaho.
The meeting was not only largely at
tended but the audience was very
favorably Impressed with the speech
es made by the different candidates,
who hit straight from the shoulder
with cold hard facts. The non-citi-
zens of the state or visitors passing
through or spending a few days in
our community have mentioned the
fact that they have been informed on
the law of registration Of births and
deaths, and speak Of it as an appal-
ling condition which should not exist
in > ny civilized community and which
does not exist in any other state ex +.
cept Utah.
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Stoves which concealed the IRE were
In use In Greek and Roman house.
holds. The ancients also employed
open tubes OF metal or earthenware
and. In addition, heated their rooms
with charcoal braziers. Crates for the
burning OF coal were employed two
centuries ago in Great Britain. Many
thousands Of patents have been taken
out upon stoves and ranges since
Franklin and Count Rumford pointed
ont the waste Of fuel and OF heat IN.
yolved in open fireplaces.
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Go to Prof. Rothen's dancing acad-
envy Friday and Saturday evenings.
SIX hard wheat -four stili leads
them all. We have it. Barr 4
Chainey.
A demonstration Of wireless tele-
graphy at the Idaho hotel Thursday
evening, Nov. LIST. 1880.
If it is to eat, we have it, everv-
thing clean and fresh. Brown Table
Supply company.
The Idaho Mercantile company
have ell the sizes in overcoats both
long and short. Now is your time to
buy while you can get a good assort-
ment.
Go to ]. W. wiggett for dry wood.
coal, hay, feed, vehicles and wagons.
farming implements. plows, harrows,
seeders, etc. 3O3 Occur d'Alene
street. Phone No. IL.
The ladies of the Library depart
ment Of the Womans' club will give
social dance Wednesday evening.
October, 81, at the Blackwell payil.
ion. The proceeds will be devoted
to the library.
Rules for roller skating rink
children under fourteen years Of age
will be admitted free when they GET
skates. Price of skates. girls Is
cents, boys 90 cents. School chill
dren that wish to skate ling school
hours must bring a note from parents
or teacher.
Boys suits, new attractive line Of
boys school and winter suits have
just arrived. Prices from $3.50 to
$3.50 per suit strong knee pants.
just the thing for this time of the
year, at %, So, so. so, rs, and 81.
Also big line of boys shoes have ar
rived. Bjorklund, Sherman street.
Last evening neat little wedding
occurred at the Hotel Idaho in which
George Shaw participated as groom
and Miss Alice McGregor as bride.
both of Missoula, Montana. They
We're made one by Justice of the
Peace James Russell. The couple
left for Spokane on the 7:10 train
via the Occur d'Alene & Spokane
electric railway
The ladies of the Womans club un.
der the auspices Of the library depart
ment will give an old fashioned dance
at the Blackwell park pavilion tomor
row evening. Old fashioned cos
tunes viii be worn and every other
dance will tie of the old school. The
admittance fee is one dollar and
lunch will be served free of charge.
The dance will be under the direc
tion of Prof -Rothen.
The freight house Of the Occur
d'Alene g. Spokane railroad has been
crowded to its full capacity owing to
the increased value of freight handled
by the company. The greater part Of
the space has been taken up by the
famous Wonder Garland stove con-
signed to Branson & Max this makes
total Of 65 stoves received in Occur
d'Alene. j. W. Wiggett has a good
supply of coal and the people who
fully appreciate their opportunity will
avail themselves of one of those
stoves and place their order for coal
at once.
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Wireless Demonstration.

demonstration Of wireless tele-
graph. wireless fire alarm. wireless
block system and the patezts OF the
American DeForest wireless telegraph
company will be given at the Idaho
hotel Thursday evening, Nov. LIST,
from I 80 to 9 p. m. Messages will
be sent and received. Those inter
ested are cordially invited to witness
the wonders of wireless transmission.
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No Pare cola In Use.

Gold when refined from all impuri
ties" said Jeweler. and alloys Of In
ferior metals Is denominated pure
This means gold Of twenty four earats
and this Is the standard recognized By
the mint master and dealers In gold
AS a matter Of fact. however. there Il
no gold 50 pure. Gold Of twenty-five
carats il about as pure Is II can be got
II has two parts Of silver or one par
OF silver and one part Of copper. TIE
copper carkeas the color Of sold. while
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silver Lighters II II color. twenty
three carat gold is occasionally seen.
which means a half carat OF silver and
Of copper. Ordinarily eighteen carat
gold Is the best gold than can be had.
Certainly II Is the best for jewelry. for
pure gold. as it Is called. IL too soft and
viii wear away much faster than the
owners Of II desire
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A UniveruaI rule,

A good thing in one town sometimes
fails to work in another town. Abso.
lutte knowledge seems to be rare, ex
cept that It always pays to be indus.
trious, fair and decent - Atchisop
Globe
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- Two Lady Motorists.

The two great motors were pulled
up in front Of one Of the big dry goods
stores. One lady was entering hel
machine: the other was getting out
Hello. Gladysl Out for a spipT
YES: glad to see you"
Just ran across your husband .
block above"
You did, How can I ever thank
You enough New York Press.
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-Mathilde. throw that poor beggar a
crown"
-Ah, yes. be looks very unhappy.
tsNbt on that account. but the Meyers
are watching Us from their window Op-
posite."-WIeneF SalOnwitzblatt
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cry IN BRIEF
Cab Phone 1913.

h'Alene Studio.
Ladies', Gents and children's rub.
bers at E. B. Keller & Company.
Jonathan apples finer than silk at
Winn & Brown company.
Soap sale at Lakeside Pharmacy.
Three bars for IS cents.
Call bell phone 14O X for informa.
ion in reagrd to dancing lessons.
Prof. Rothen.
Don't wait until the Xmas rush
comes to have your picture taken at
the Occur d'Alene studio.
A nine pound boy came to glad
len the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
Ley this morning.
The marvels of wireless teleQraphv
and kindred inventions shown at the
Idaho Hotel 7 80 to 8 O'Clock, Thurs
day evening Nov. 1st.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
pdist church will hold pantry sale
BIT the store of e. B. Keller & Com.
pany, Saturday afternoon.
To make good bread use Ceretana
the hard wheat -four. E. B. Keller &
Company.
Huyler's and Palm candy. Lake.
side Pharmacy.
Ferndell pure spices, have you
ried themH Brown Table Supply
company.
See display at Lakeside Pharmacy.
Three bars fine toilet soap for 25
rents.
Prof. Rothen teaches private dane
ing lessons every day.
Our demonstration of our faultess
range will take place Saturday, Nov. 8
Light refreshments will be served.
Everybody invited. Lake City
Hardware company.
The Original Chippewa drivers and
cruisers shoe. Try pair. Barr &
Chainey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbetts, who reside
it $50 Fifth street, are rejoicing over
he entrance of nine pound boy to
heir family.
New crop of walnuts, filberts, al
bonds, peanuts, etc., at Winn &
Brown company.
Joseph Boughton, of the firm Of
Boughton & Company purchased a
ot So by so feet of James Roche
or consideration of s2100. The
properly is located at the corner of
Fourth and Occur d'Alene street next
10 the building of the Occur d'Alene
Hide & Junk company.
If you are interested in wireless
Biography go to the Idaho Hotel
80 to O'Clock Thursday November
LIST.
Remember that with each purchase
Entities you to ticket on our range,
which we will give away December
81. Lake City Hardware Co.
Lakeside Pharmacy has just receiv-
I'd fresh shipment of Huyler's and
Palm candy.
We have a new and complete line
pf waistings, all the latest patterns.
IDAHO Mercantile company.
Log cabin maple syrup and fresh
buckwheat -four Brown Table Sup
ply company.
E.A Rowley has accepted a position
With Uncle Sam and will leave for
Spokane about November to assume
the duties as clerk in the United
States land office.
Prof. Rothen wishes to meet all old
members and many new ones at his
dancing academy in Sander hall, Fri
lay evening at 1880 o'clock when he
Eill hold his usual class.
Adolph Gilberson, eyesight special
st will be at the Antler hotel Tues
Jay and Wednesday, hours a. m. to
p. m. Glasses properly fitted.
All work guaranteed.
Have you noticed those dainty lit.
lie photos at the Occur d'Alene stud.
o. 1.5O per dozen.
New nuckwbeat and California
Standard honey. Try some. Barr &
Chainey.
Wireless demonstration at Idaho
notel Thursday evening Now LIST.
At 100 to o'clock.
Furs, from s2.5 up to $40. We
have large assortment and can suit
gou. See our show windows for sam
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SOME SNAPS.


Modern home, facing Central Park. S
rooms, barn. shade. Price $500.
lots, electric lights ana gas $500. Lots
Neat house sth and Tyler, 3 rooms. ?
z roomed house. 10th. and Clay. 81.
Better hurry.
Look at 1887 Arch. cottage. ? east front
lots, facing new park. Make an offer
Good house. lot 10th ana Kansas ave,
rents for SIG Price 50. 100.
HERE'S "A BARGAIN-Pretty home, {
rooms, close in on Polk gas. city water,
eemented cellar good barn. Want 81, $50
for it. Some terms No repairs.
READ THIS roomed. modern cottage.
south, high ground, east front, barn, with
" lots. $1,5o0: with ~ lots 5000.
Cottage. near sth ana Western. 81 900
Owner wants larger house.
Lots. east front. s7thaand Garfield. 500
each.
westIawn lots $500 uD.
THE STRAUSS, AGENCY.
1o7 East4th.
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10 wHoar rr 4rAY coNcERN.


TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN-Be Il
known that my application is now a.,
ale IN the oTice of the probate court of
Shawnee county. Kan, asking for a per-
NIT to sell intoxicating liquors accordiua
10 law at Nos. 122 and 124 East An Et IN
The Second ward OF the city Of ToDeiss
Shawnee county, state OF Kansas Hear
imR Is set for January 18th, 1907 at Q al m.
II. a. PUNCHES.
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roR sAIEa-rtEAr. 1910.
FOR sALE-FsEsAlT. ESTATE
T.
DON'T DELAY-HERE 1


DoN8 pELAz-HERE xouR oPPoR4uNIrx.
soes woodward
$780, gas seoa
sl0-5 pantry. astern 10
$l"-5
s00 Dbl barn. n
lots St
s1oa-5 Fillmore St
$780, about 50 f. land
Monroe
SL40 room cottage fine condition city water gas lot Polk st.
house.. fine condition St
aO5 2s feet deep Sixteenth
onse
Tyler St
Buren, st.
s1O0-s cellar
fruit Morris st.
2cornerIo lots acing trail
West
corner 10 West Ugh st.
5000 capitol
$lsOo-5 Horne nears Sixth
Lot 100 and N. } lafayette
sso-1h near
east frontr
$3.50
leach
to
0 Warren ave
Io o Boswe ave-
Lo o Warren ave
Lots to 8 xteenthst
o Bo rel ave.
a Columbian Bldg
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ron sA1E-anscEII.ANEoUa.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES. GINS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. BICYCLES

looking
OF
q
un
Tbah lin machfn
a.
nnandoH a
tewev line exDerenc anything
PAINE No Kansas Ave
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FOR sALE-MUsT SELL.

room modern cottage. close in. No
repairs. GOOD barn. Good terms.
Several houses. on payment. See
BAILEY BROS. co.
Ind. 800. Residence 5151e
FOR SALES room modern house, 1856
Topeka ave-, 20 feet, east front; will
sell with or without furniture. Take
look at this and make MEAN offer
A. p. TONE WILSON, .JR.,a Owner,
413 Kansas Ave Ind phone 1894.
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FARMS 8 LANDS.

Fine 50. / mi. from St. car, s65.
12Q inprd u mi. s. E. $780,
50 imprd. 3 mi. N. E $500
50 imprd. near Neriden. $50.
50 tmprd. near VinewoOd, only $500
200 highly imprd. 16 mi. north, SIS.
go Greenwood Co, fenced, SIS.
50 imDrd. near Richland, $1,000.
80 finely imprd.. BerrytOns $1,000
30 imprd. near Wakarasa, 1880.
100 imprd. near Tecumseh. S., $50.
50 imprd. near Ozawkie. $43.
30 well imDrd- near Pauline, $500.
40 imord close in, $500.
p GOOD, not far out, 81, 100.
800 imDrd., Kiowa Co., $4,000.
30 N w. Reno Co. inprd.. $4,000. Trade.
go inprd. by st. James. Mo, SIS. T.
$40 imprd., 40 fruit, Lyons Co, $40
100 Fipney Co. $500; $50 Gray. $3.50.
$50 Meade. $500; 100 Edwards, $3.50.
Wallace Co, fine $780, $7-25, 16O. S.
800 right by station, $40. Trade.
Logan, 1920. IS. $40, $S.15, $50, SO.
Cove, 100 level, mi. station. $780,
w. M. FORBES, 107 w 7th, Topeka.
FOR SALE-Two room cottages near
Washhurn, great bargain. THE SHELL
DON REAL ESTATE CO, so Kan. ave.
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COMPLETED By JANUARY 1sr.

Near 18th and Central Park ave. new
4 room cottage. bath room. city water.
gas for light and heat. large cellar. two
lots, walks, " block to car line and
pavement. convenient to school and
church. Price $1,7o0.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
5s4 Kansas Ave. Ind. sos.
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JUST COMPLETED.

A fine two story cottage, Topeka ave
all modern convenienees, paved streets
fine neighborhood- Terms. easy
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
534 Kansas Ave
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WANTED-All my patrons to Know ]
have good smelter and mining shares to
sell at 10 cents until January 5. when II
IS per share. Last year sold So, eco shares
for these same parties at 10 cents; that
price has now advanced to over 81 per
share. They have lately declared
dividend OF so per cent; expect another in
April. one in July. etc. The net profits to
the holder viii be over 100 per CEN. every
year for a. lifetime: no mistake about it.
This stock win pay larger profits than
that January is the last day you can
buy it. ! am in with those rich fellows.
"A tree is known by its fruit Get you
some. Drop card for a call
NJ. A. POND. 1874 Clay st.
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FOR SA1sF4New cottage 5 rooms and
electric .Hehts- gas heat sSbath r0oTn com
plete, pieces, city water, cistern water
in sink in kitchen, sewer connection, hot
and cold water, cellar connected with
sewer. III lots; everything complete. BUTT
for home but owner leaving city. Parlor
and sitting room just sDapered. Price
s., 500. 81 500 cash, balance like rent. Call
Monday, 1915 Western ave. H. H
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COTTAGE 81, 45o.

Nearly new cottage. large rooms.
CLOSETS. pantry, water in house. east
front. s blocks from transfer station, west
side. $3.50. If sold at once; Is cash.
DAVIS. WELCOME & co.
Both Phones 1925. lot West 9Th St.
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SOME GOOD ONES.


cellar cisternb barn. Fl erms
n a OF n
senn be land in
fine ion lin
Il a for
house
vVashbur
arm. a ttr
God Dom hous n ban2o h ss s.
n lands ST ire bargai ms fol
cash an o "a be o.
L.
Novelty Theater)
kansas nd
FoR
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ZOE sALE-.RaAE. IssTATR.
FOR sAr.Fs--TsFAn ESTATE.
TINS Is w0RrH AooKINe At.

-
sn Western
city
lzo West and Tyler
barn. fine shade
Agents.
Phones
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NOON. CHARLES = co.
Room L ONCE Blag.. nc. East 5th st.

fine home, good location, fairly close
m III lots, frame houses years old. 2
story. rooms, bath. mantle. cellar. barn.
rarity is very anxious to. make sale and
mas greatly reduced price, Value So, 800.
room new house, a good barn. 8 acre
0Ichard. . acres alfalfa, a large barn
NO waste land; all gentle rolling and good
soil, miles southwest of the city: urop-
erty NICELY improved p, Price $4,000. srl9is
is a bargain. -'A'S
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For Aosnesteads. smooth land,
close to county seat See p
DAVIS, WELCOME & co.
1G1 West 6th ST. topeka, Kan.
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CHRISTMAS BARGAINS.
FOR SALE.

house we'll chicken
1acree
H 9f ssiss sss
nsspr
pasture district
Christmas
II acres miles out
bargain chdstns1
house; VIII exchange for small farm Christmas
price
For
pasture cellar.
years
DAWSON P1ERsoN.
Ind phone Topeka Kansas.
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II u Nfc1sok ~

4 F-.l-zl1--zl-IF1d 81
az acres claehps sesNseAaeHtss good SOIL.
~, niles sfut.- 81. $50. trcr1rgrE - -r-az -.
~ ~ niles out, well Improved, a beau
~ to as OF fruit and shade, 81, 900.
81 "a miles out, improved So 200
e % 90, "a miles from 18th, and Kansas ave.
~ on Kaw bottom, exceedingly rich. i6tz
mics from Kansas ave IS, 0oes
r o,niIHAceedlngly rich, black, smooth 800, II
i- ta'5 out, Wen improved $1,000.
4v acres, 10 miles out improvements
co oot 500, water, fruit and TIMBER $4,000
~ acres, 10 miles from Topeka, q mile
70 small town, fair improvements good
SOIL for only 81 1000
4VO acres 4 miles from Topeka. IL miles
~ sinah town, improvements cost 81, 900:
for only $4,000.
So Kansas Ave. Topeka.
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FOR sALESz1Tvvo lots. room house and
ROOM cottage. good tal location IN
Santa Re shop district NOW occupied by
long term tenants and saying large I'M
terest on the price of s. 100.s Non-resident
owner urges. speedy sale.
J. E. TORRLNGTON. 100 " sth, Topeka.
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rop SAT.E-as. sections mahogany finish
- Globe Wernicke book cases: almost
80 Mcdowell Office supply CO.. e4a
Kansas ave.
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MERCHANDISE TRADES.

FOR SALE-Five room cottage with SKIP
bath room, toilet. hot and cold water
and cistern water in sink in kitchen, gas
light and heat large cellar connected with
sewer attic large enough for two or more
rooms. 8 corner lots, walk side and front,
good shade and fruit: blocks from car
line. 5000 Call at 200 The Drive. L. NJ.
Christy.
FOR SALETen acres, all good land, 3
miles east of state house, acres alfalfa
(hne), room house. new barn, fruit and
garden stuff Want quick sale. About
81, 800. Can make terms.
]. z. TORRINGTON, 100 w. 9Th ST.
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