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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-05-26
TOPEKA LETTER.

Topeka, May 22-The election of S.
G. drummer, of Belleville, as chair
man and Clyde Miller, of Usage City,
as secretary of the Republican state
committee ,disarms the opposition in
It's charge of railroad domination
These two men were not only the
unanimous choice of the candidates
on the state ticket but were chosen
by the state committee by acclama-
tion. The opposition openly charged
that the railroads had the committee
and would name ID. J. Hanna, of Hill
City. as chairman. Results show that
the opposition cannot be relied upon
for correct Republican information.
Drummer was candidate for state
auditor at the recent Republican
convention. He had the solid sup
port of the Stubs element along
with all the votes from the fifth and
sixth districts. But he went down to
defeat Clyde Miller, the secretary.
was secretary of the committee two
years ago when Stubs was chairman.
A strong effort was made to land
Hanna as chairman but it failed COM
pletely. Crummer's election cements
all factions of the party. He will
open headquarters in a short time
and begin the preliminary work of Or
ganization. In accepting the POSI-
tion no served notice that the cam
paign would not be run in the inter-
ests Of any particular candidate for
United States senator but solely in
the interests of the state ticket.
w A. Harris, Democratic nominee
for governor. is in peculiar perdica-
ment. He Is not resident of Kansas
and will not be able to cast vote for
himself in November. In order to
become a citizen of the state once
more he proposes to move his family
from Chicago to Lawrence providing
he can find a suitable house. That
Mr.. Harris regarded himself as
resident of Chicago up until a few
days before he was nominated for
governor by the Democrats is evil
-denced by his own testimony before
the United States senate committee
on Interstate commerce commission.
"What is your name?" he was asked
by the committee at recent hearing
in Washington.
Nv. A, Harris" he replied.
@'Where is your residence"
Chicago" said he under OATH
81 thought you lived in Kansas
said one of the senators.
Senator Harris said he had lived in
Chicago for about two years. So his
own testimony shows he is not a resi-
dent of Kansas and will not be able to
vote here In November.
1t is understood that Harry McMil-
len, Democratic nominee for railroad
commissioner, has promised the snake
eaters that he will declare invalid his
.anti-snake eating bill in case of his
election providing they will turn out
and support him at the election. Nc
MILAN has as much reason to believe
that he can fool the snake eaters with
his promise as Harris and Overmyer
can fool them with the promise that
they will enforce the prohibitory law.
The Kansas City Star feels very
much aggrieved that any reference
should be made to the fact that the
Democratic candidate for governor of
Kansas is nonresident of the state.
Strange indeed, is it not, that the Star
should indulge in rank insinuations
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Established March 1. 1870.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-05-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1893.
Department. of the Interior,
United States Land Office.

TJepdrtment OF the InterlOr,
United States Land Office.
Colby. Kan April 81 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF her inten-
tion to make final proof in support of her
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the probate judge. Trego county at Wa
Keeney, Kansas, June Sth. 1906 viz: Ida
NJ Rogers, Homestead Application No 2524s
for the north half of the northwest quarter
and southwest quarter of northwest quarter
and northwest quarter of southwest quarter
of section 10, township 10 south, range q
west.
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz: F. NJ Hoobler. J. M
HOobler, Joseph Jackson. Charles Rogers
all of Ransom, Kansas, p o:
A. III. BLAIR.
Register
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Apply to LEONARD EVERETT.
Council Bluffs Iowa.
or to H. F. KLINE.
Wa-Keeney- Kansas
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The 34th annual com.
mencement of the University
of Kansas will occur May 81
to June 6, 1906.
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Union Pacific Time Table.

Mountain Time-I
WEST BOUND
No. 101-Fast Express .--.D Due 200 "a M
No. 1O3-Western Int. Due. 7:45 p. m
No. 155-Local Freight. Due. 4:45 p m.
EAST BOUND.
No. 104-Eastern Init Due 5:20a- m
No. I02-Fast Express Due 10 SO = M
No 154-Local Freight Due. $40 M
Tickets sold and baggage checked to all
points in United States and Canada
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8 Miles Northwest of Wa-Keeney-
MY HORSE YOUNG QUIMPER will
make the season $500 to insure live
foal-
MY JACK MoNACHA will make the
season-Sl0-00 to insure a live foal.
Mares disposed of or removed from
the neighborhood will be considered
with foal and the owner must pay
service fee Mare and colt will stand
good for service of the horse
Care will be taken to prevent acct
dents but will not be responsible
should any occur
W. Il. LITTLECHILD, Owner
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FOR RENT
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II a. j JAMESON,
Nh ANHrna pu3lH1n a

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$4,000 3; 4. seven rooms and bath, .122b.2s
$4,000. 8, seven rooms and bath, 1225.29
Hennepin av E%
s4o:oo-seyen :, rooms and bath, first door, B.,
$4b.oo-Eight rooms and bath, third door, F.,
1914 Nicollet av. FL
SIX rooms and bath, third door, soS
- e 10Th at.
ss5.oo-si1 rooms and bath, first door, 1925
Sd sav s. 3ts Z, Es '.s
sa7. 5o-Eiye rooms and bath, third .noor, so2
;i. 18th st s. ts5,+s& t..
$40 O0-Seyen rooms, modern, duplex house, sec.
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$40, 0o-Four rooms, first door, 1918 4th az s.
$2a. oo-Five rooms and bath, 8e 11th? st s.
s22.b Five rooms and BATH, 1910 18th AZ s
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$s5 oo-12 rooms, modern, 1901 10th av N.
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$4,000 Ter rooms and barn. 1909 Hawthorn
10. IT,. avenue. '%5t.'+ g. 49, 5&3T..
$s5. 30 Eight rooms, modern, 242s list az, s
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, :, & s~sEt* T. "A. Jameson, 'i.,s.g - u
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.

ENTIRE FLOOR OF MODERN HOUSE, CON.
sisting of three rooms and large alcoye with
bath; completely furnished for light house
keeping; facing Central park at 1910 Har-
mon place. - -
DESIRABLE, ALL FURNISHED, MODERN. e
room nat, except heat; warm brick building;
10 minutes walk to Glass Block; SIG per
mouth; sl8 10th st s. Inquire second floor.
sTEAM'HEATED MODERN FLAT, FOUR
rooms, furnished, until Feb TO coa,n,e rTf,n
oqt CHILDREN references required. Address
,3763, Journal. So A. 2
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED FIAT
strictly modern; steam heat. Flat NJ, The
Swinford Apartments. T. G. 2255. -
WE HAVE. FURNISHED APARTMENTs FOR
rent. Rental Dept, 455 Temple Court. Mic.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY OR COMMITS
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FOR RENT-Sso, THOROUGHLY MODERN. 8.
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STEAM HEATsAND HOT WATER SUPPLIED;
Il seven room. arst-class modern house; central
ocatton; rs you see IT. you Will like It.
1901 Hawthorn, az. OF inquire 822, Security
Bank building. - 2ttis .5s:ss..
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For Rent UNFINISHED Flats.
MOORE BROS. BRACE g. co.. !
S Bill NicOllet Ay.s.SsG6 -fs9s s

BEAUTIFUL UP:To-DATE sIx-RooM FLATS
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$S0-FULLY MODERN. 2e4e OAKLAND. Az
furnace. Central Real Estate Co., New York
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7s7 eth ST Sc, 9 ROOMS, MODERN, BARN, $50.
Ill Spruce place, o rooms, steam heated
house. $55. ! -. - .r-'
1911 Park av. IL room modern house, $50. =,
205 Ridgewood av, s12 rooms, modern, barn,
$40. f.'A 49, -. :. 49,. ~
1911 Nicollet av, ;Sroom modern horse, $50.
40 Ridgewood az, 9 rooms, modern, barn,
f.. 1927 Linden av. 8 rooms, modern $50, ,'>
AZ Lyndale av N, 40 rooms, barn. $40:
- 1902 Clinton 5av 8, l. rooms, city water, $15
s215 18th av s. 5-room fat, $t8. = III
GIL e 25th st, 10-roorn house, So. -
George Odlun, Mgr, 800 Phoenix Bldg. = -
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1880 LIST AV s, UPsT4IRs, DUPLEX HOUSE;
seven large sunny rooms, excellent condi-
ton; modern EXCEPT heati walking distance,
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Cooks, Washers and Ironers
Dressmakers and Seamstresses.
Housekeepers.

POSITION REQUIRED AS HoUsEKEEPER OR
unatron by capable, refined, middle aged wild
j. ow; moderate terms; good references. Ad-
! dress 4044. Journal.
ELDERLY LADY WOULD LIKE SITUATION
as housekeeper in nice home Call or lad.
! dress 1908 Central ay.
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Gil 25th st, ,1oroom house, SO. 's'55
George Odlun, Mgr, 800 Phoenix Bldg. -
= THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE.
they are easily earning this: year than ever:
w. have t Woe %ee+s ready To- SELL 1905
in a bunch Of i've Just being eompleted~three
sold. $25 down., $25 per month, Z rooms, city
wnter,, nice slightly lots. Houses open today
exssDt heat v ndsR
SIS. oo-seven-roo steam heated strictly
modern, lower duplex large rooms; separate
APARTMENTS UNDER OUR MANAaEMENT
Cordova 18th and 4th ay s, six rooms
Exeter, 10th and Chicago, eight rooms,
Vine Place.: 1926 :. Vine; place. sig rooms,
Arcadia. 7sa = 10Th st. six rooms, s21:5o
Call at buildings and janitors VIII show
apartments Make reservations Of - ;,
. =. - sill Nicoliet Av. '>." =. i.
The best for. the money In town.
s1s-ess sth az n, eight rooms, city water.
s15A2o Washington av N, store; city
sl5-21o6 25th az N, four rooms, city: water,
s1a5o-s47 summer st, NE. four rooms, city
water, gas and toilet. -. a..
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HOUSES FOR RENT -
| l.. s23 and s24, two modern, 7-room houses
steam heat, near Central high school, no
s1s-Tive rooms on first floor, No. 1927
| Nfcol1et av, modern except heat *.
$lo-Four. rooms on second aoor,; No a2a7
1 Columbus av; city water and gas. "z~"@"'7"~
$1o-1222 9Th st 81; four rooms and summer
kitchen, city water and hopper. IT,
Call on Janney, No. 2o3 Oneida Bldg.
s4o-E1aHT ROOMS, MODERN. HOT WATER
. heat; Park av near soth.
ss-Five rooms second door; bloomington ,av,
-.~ 80 Lake & City Realty Co... A.
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modern Except hea estsd
| shades, electric. fixtures, large bath room, full
| cemented basement, storm windows, etc. BY
1916 HAWTHORN Az, GROOM FLAT, $2s;
a / 14t T.. a. S, four rooms, $40: =
s. R: Child, Lumber Exchange both phones.
100 Sd Az 8, BRICK REsIDENCE. VERY
fne about IA rooms good heating and plumb
only: acaretaker IL. charge to show the house
rental $50; George odtum. manager. ses
:. up to-date. S-room house. frst-class neighbor
hood. walking distance. one block from Lor
1 ing park: newly painted and decorated thru
l out. Now occupied by owner.
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i unfurnished; no rent to responsible party. E.
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i STEAM HEATsAND HOT WATER SUPPLIED
II seven room, frst-class modern house; eentra
ocatton; IFS you see It. you Will like It
Il 1901 Hawthorn, az. or Inquire S22 Security
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furnace; Garland heater. gas range, gas wa
furnished; 1906 " Lake ut. Owner, 2e45 laid
rich ay s.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23

Walter J. Gurren left this morning for
Ottaws to attend the ChautauQua
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Goodrich have re-
turned from their wedding trip 10 Colo
rado.
Beulah chapter No. "a, o. E. s., will
hold the annual picnic at Vinewood
park Wednesday afternoon. June 9th.
Miss Agnes Degan OF Atchison, Kan
sas. and Miss Caecilia Casteili of York,
Nebraska, are visiting Misses Kathryn
and Isabelle Howe on Van Buren
street.
A party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway, 202 Chandler
street. on the evening of June goth in
honor Of their daughters fourteenth
birthday. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Galloway. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams. Miss Deyoe, Miss Bessie Bar
bee, Miss Clara Watson. Misses Grace
and Mae Driesbach, Miss Florence
Radcliffe. Miss Martha and Ellen Gal
loway, Mr.. Robert Bowman, Mr. Ken
meth Adams. Mr.. Clarence and Mr..
Walter Remainder. Mr.. Seighfried and
Mr.. Clarence Rosen, Mr.. Glennie
Driesbach and Mr. Henry Smith.
1Ir. and Mrs. J. G. Mcneil returned
yesterday from a trip in Canada and
Pennsylvania.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23
Notes and Personal mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Chase are
expected home next week from Wilkes
barre, Pa, where the former was call
ed on account of the illness of his faith
er.
Mrs Frank A. Lewis will leave Mon
day for TaWanda, Pa, and New York
to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Vernon
will spend July and August in Larned
Dodge City and Colorado.
Mr.. L W. Felix will go to Ottawa
tomorrow to spend a few days.
Mr.. Chauney Brown viii go to Phil
lipsburg next week and from there to
Garden City where he will practice law
Mr.. Thomas l. King, Mr.. William E
DreehseI and Mr.. John Waters will
spend tomorrow in Leavenworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park S. Bangs, of Meri-
den. are in town today.
Mrs. A. A. Robinson and Mrs. NJ. A.
Low have returned from a visit in Kan
sas City
Miss Vida Wood will be home tomor-
row from Galveston, Texas. Miss Lou
ise Wood, who accompanied her will
stop in Arkansas City to visit Mrs.
Roy Ranney for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Crockett have re-
turned from a business trip to st.
Louis.
Lawrence Journal: Miss Rachel Pugh
of Independence, viii arrive from New
York Saturday, to spend Sunday with
Miss Carrie Watson. Miss Pugh IS on
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23

portion of the roof of his house. The
storm came from the northwest and
was remarkable for the number of
large shade trees blown down, many
of which near the sidewalks played
havoc with boulevards and sidewalks.
One of the worst sights was that in
front of the home of H. L. Sherburne,
In block 1900 Jackson street. where
the tops of two fine trees were COM
pletely disnantled, leaving the trunks
still standing, while a very fine tree
was uprooted, taking half Of the side
walk with it. A large tree across
Morse street north of ex-Mayor Ber-
gundthars fell, entirely blocking the
street and reaching to Mr. Bergund-
that's lot. On Quincy street near the
corner of Laurent a large cottonwood
was uprooted and fell clear across the
street, almost into the yard of the
Church of the Good Shepherd. Trees
on the east side Of the street fire.
quently fell and lodged against resi-
dences
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low Rafes ID CallfornIa

To accommOdate summer tourists to
California the Union Pacific has au-
thorized the very low rate of one fare
plus $500 for the round trip to either
San Francisco or Los Angeles. Tickets
on sale June 25th to July Tth, with
final return limit September Is, 1906.
Also other low rates to California
points during the summer. Inquire of
r. A Lewis. Cfty<Tfcket Agent, or J. c.
Fulton Depot Agent
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23

g 9R RS. o. E. WALKER gave
kA twelve o'clock breakfast at
Park View today for her
NJ guest Mrs. Walter Gust of
Chicago. The dining room
decorations we're in yellow
and white and the table flowers mas
turtiums. Punch was served on the
Veranda- The guests were Mrs Gust,
Mrs. David z. Palmer Mrs. Charles
Stillman of Morganville. Mrs. Charles
Bower, Mrs. A. o. Wellman Mrs. j. G.
Wilson Mrs. J. B. Furry, Miss Bess
West and Miss Arlie Ewart.
A man who has a rival who causes
him some annoyance took him te
Vinewood recently and to the punch
ing machine in the penny arcade just
IN order to show him how hard he
can hit
Miss Reita Updegrar entertained
small company at bridge at Riverside
Farm today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Sweet will give a
seven o'clock tea tonight for Mr.. and
Mrs Jonathan Thomas. who leave
next week for New York to sail to
spend the summer. Invitations are
limited to the especial friends Of the
guests of honor to give them an oppor-
tunity to wish Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
bon voyage.
AnCIe were a luI1De OF small lam
lily dinner parties at the Country club
last night. over sixty guests were
served.
A Topeka girl who has the nucleus
of a library has decided to have
boOkplate made and has chosen her
design but is hesitating between mot
toes. AS a gentle hint to borrowing
friends she rather favors He who goes
a-bOrrOwing goes a-sorroWing," or
tRn0kkRnnTnp tnlcrhf In lesson
Don't lend them" But a friend has
suggested that Help yourselves
would be equally but more subtly
suggestive
Lawrence Journal: Mrs. Bradbury
LongfellOw Cilley. of Exeter, n. Y.
has issued invitations for the marriage
of her daughter, Helen, to Eugene
Charles Alder which will take place
tuesday, July 3. at noon at Philips
church. Mr.. Alder will bring his bride
here Immediately and they will go to
Colorado with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Alder and family.
Talking about expressing oneself
politely: they were discussing the re-
ported engagement of a young woman
and an out of town man. ''I hardly
think they are engaged" the girl said
''because If they were why should she
deny it," Il guess it would be an
nounced all right, il there were an en-
gagement." said the man Then. after
a moments pause Without wishing
TO be personal or to mention any
names, and strictly between you and
me, I believe there are some girls in
this town who would just as soon have
that little matter settled as not"
The Monday Whist club will play
at Vinewood next week.
Miss Jean Parkhurst will give a
small luncheon Monday for Miss
Berenice OFT, whose marriage to Mr.
j. B. Whelan takes place Wednesday.
The members of the Evening club
viii have dinner party at the Coun-
try club Wednesday evening.
The Fillmore Street Whist club will
meet with Mrs. Willis Norton Thurs
The Globe says: An Atchison girl
has announced her engagement so
many times that 1t does not arouse
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23

Some social Climbers with more
money than position have an auto
mobile, of which they make use in
their attempts to break into the smart
set, and which is referred to by some
of their. acquaintances as their society
pusher.
The Golden Rule club will hold its
closing meeting June 2s at the home
of Mrs. Danner, 1916 Buchanan
street.
Judge and Mrs. J. c. Pollock and
Miss Lucille Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs
D. E. Cain, Miss Virgil Cain, Mr.. and
r. Cham bers. Mrs. Minnie Cooper had
supper at the Vinewood cafe last
night.
A family picnic party at Vinewood
Thursday night included Mrs. Bert
Fessler Of Duluth, Mimi. Mrs. K F.
King, Mrs. J. c. King. Mrs. Tom Whit
mer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Whitmer. Mr.. J. H
FOUGHT, Mr.. Won Ogden Vogt of Bos-
ton. Miss Ehie King Miss Julia Whit
mer. Miss Lugrace Whitmer. Mr.. Proc
tor FOUGHT, Mr.. Grover King, Miss
Ruth Fessler, Miss Rachel Fessler and
Mr.. John Fessler.
Mrs Frank Blanche entertained the
members of the F'leur de Lis card club
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A. A. Hayes.
Mrs. Morris Schlegel. Mrs. A T. Lucas
and Mrs. Jules Snattinger were at the
guest table.
One of the vinewood picnic parties
last night included DR.. and Mrs. w. G.
Evans and their niece, Doris. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Startzman Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A ~-1-T --r-k =
Mrs. Fred Snow and son. Floyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Pribble, Mr.. and Mrs.
". J. Lewis. Miss Elma Hone and Miss
Katharine Mann.
Miss Vivian Rush gave a pupils
piano recital at her home Friday even
ing. About sixty-f1ve guests were
present.
Mrs. E. E. Carpenter and Mrs. Frank
Lagerstrom will entertain the Ideal
Card club Monday afternoon at Mrs.
Carpenters home.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23
W. c. sTEF-IENsON's
RENT LIST

rooms West 10th st. all modern con
veniences. $50.
room house. all modern conveniencess
s25.
rooms west side Lincoln st, SIS
Modern room house West Tth St. SIS
Modern s room house, .sest Tth St, all
modern convenienees; close in. $3.50.
room house Buchanan St, gas for
heating and cooking, SIS.
8 room cottage on Quincy St, so.
room cottage Western ave, near Sd
St, $780,
room house on ". sth st. Edison
steam heat, electric light $40.
Fine home on w. 7th St, an up-to-date
and close in. Price $40
6 room house, all modern except heat,
close in, so.
New room cottage block from state
house, modern. s25-
Suite of rooms in flat, partly modern.
5000.
3 room modern house on Fillmore st.
$3.50.
room house on Polk St. SIC.
I room cottage on Clay St. near 17th.
1850.
room house east side, city and cistern
water barn, s12
For particulars inquire of
W. c. STEPHENSON & CO.
Over Rigbys. coo Kansas Ave.
FOR RENT-1O room modern house, two
small families SIS 40 Fillmore st.
FOR RENT-Cheap. room house. at 1885
Clay st.
FOR RENT-5 room house. 18th and Kan
sas ave. water furnished, s1s. P. l.
Rush, 1903 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT-4O9-41 East Crane st. In
quire 500 Polk after 6 O'Clock.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.
Phone 94S. 11s West 6th st.
FOR RENT:
40 Lincoln St. rooms and summer
kitchen, s15
1913 west ST.. rooms. well. cistern and
gas, SO
1913 Polk St. z rooms, bath, gas and
barn. thoroughly modern, s2b.
1918 Polk St, rooms and barn, s25.
1873 Lincoln St, rooms. hall bath and
shade s2s.
nOs Throop ST., 10 rooms, SIS
1850 W. 17tn St, SO.
$50 Hancock. al so.
BUSINESS LOCATIONS.
1905 Kansas ave. ss5.
206 w. 9Th st. s35.
2os w. 9Th Ct, $50
Two Of the most elegant IN the city, SO
and $40.
ROOMS.
close IN, SIS.
A beautiful s room modern home. fur
nished, In Potwin, $40 Der. month.
And many others in all sections OF the
city at from $ per month up
WILSo-S & NEIsWANGER,
FOR RENTS room cottage. TO minutes
walk OF state house, fine shade, gas, cis-
tern and city water at kitchen sink, large
barn with water water paid, rents S1S.
INQUIRE 900 E. 10th st.
FOR RENT-For summer, modern fur
nished house. close in, good location.
Address Lock Box 4.
FOR RENT-I0 room house, strictly mod
ern; rooms rented. 723 Tyler ct.
FOR RENT-House g rooms. close in.
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The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23
seeine tIla siehfs

Of London, going through the greatest
produce market in the world on
''Hale's Tours at Vinewood all next
week.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23

CANTASSERS and organizers; either sex; =
to introduce new invention; exclusive
territory to hustlerss none others need APP
ply Mantz Lace Frame Co, Box 102
Pekin, Ill.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23

LPeopIe sending items to this department
Of The state Journal VIII confer q favor
by giving the full hrst name or two
must be accompanied by the name ano
address Of the writer OF they can not De
publfshed.l
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-23

The Ramblers club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Q. B. Martin and Mrs
w C. Stephenson at the home of the
former Monday.