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"The Player Maid" at Home.

Upon the presentation of "The Player Maid' at the Academy of Mu- sic. Baltimore, recently, the home of it's author, Miss Louise Malloy of the Baltimore American, the enthusiasm of the audience for both the play and it's stellar exponent, Miss Florence Davis, was unbounded. One of the critic sms is as follows:
 "The play is a literary gem and dramatic masterpiece. Ones atten- tion is arrested at once upon the rise of the curtain by the ever interest ing comedy behind the scenes of the theater, and as the play proceeds there is not a tagging moment. Each scene is full of action, of novel incl dent, of sparkling and pungent wit and there is an artistic completeness in the arrangement, the climax oc curing just where the emotions Of the aud ence logically demand it, and in so soul-satisfying manner that contentment holds the people quiet for a brief moment. then the heart leaps in recognition of the bright, wholesome, intellectual and altogeth- CT excellent play, and applause bursts forth.
 Miss Florence Davis in the title role is talented and charming as an actress, beautiful and graceful as a woman. Her gaiety, her sweet girl ishness, her captivating petulance and madcap frolicsome spirits, and then in contrast. the depth and tenderness shown in her love scenes are exqui- site. She has a we'll modulated voice, flexible of vibrant power, which car- ries her sentences to every portion of the theater That she is vastly magnetic is plain in the quick re. sponse of her hearers, with laughter or tears or lovelorn signs, as her own counterfeit mood dictates, and the in stant, overwhelming applause clos ing her every scene.
 "Mr. Dexter, as the Earl of Rox. bury, is accepted as a natural. and gallant lover worthy of the star. His
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Ho"g's This?

We offer one hundred ao,,,.
 ward for any case of catarrb .,als ., 's not be cured by Halls ca+s,.. 'a'' e'a
 F. J: CHENEY & O.. To,a,s T, la cue We, the understand, have 9uo' D F J. Cheney fer the last 15 vo,1 Aa0'a believe him perfectly bonors,, ~,s aai all business transactions sn, ''O,e a ia cially able to carry out anr ,p .,al ,laaa tions made by his firm. 0Ollsa
 Waldins, Kinnan & N,,,,.
 Wholesale Drugg sts, To1a,a 'A' .
 Halls Catarrh Cure is tst.s sao . formally, acting directly ssa nno, :, n blood and mucous surfaces of bs tbs .a' ,a' tenn. Testimonials sent froo VI, ns. sss 3e per bottle. Sold by all dru,s.s ,@
 Take Halls Family Pills for ,sas. s,s s-ipation. VI sva
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Smith and Reginald De Koven, are unquestionably the finest example of high class legitimate :comic opera to be heard on the stage at the pres ent time. The Messrs. Aborn will offer a company of 50 well known vo- calists and comedians and chorus and ensemble work is promised to be of the highest order. The elaborate pro duction was made from orig nal scene models of the Bostonans' production and has been entirely rebuilt new this season. The coming of Robin Heod' marks a grand musical event for this city.
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"The Maid and the Mummy

"The Ma q and the Mummy, Whlch proved 10 be one of the great DE hits of last season, has been secured fer a return engagement. lhls merry musical piece by Richard Carle ana Robert Hood Bowers will be present. e3 for one night only at the Elks the- ater. During the summer MT. Cafle has written several new muslcai pieces and added a number or Johes' so that when "The Maid and the Mummy" returns here it will be pet ter than ever The principal singers and comedians remain practically as they were last year, but the chorus is the prettiest and largest ever. HI fact, the chorus is the comeliest that any travelling musical organization can boast of. The poster girls, the Julia girls and the Polly girls are la nous all over the country.
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THE STREET OF THE Ex!LES.

How many of you in walking through certain colorless, evidently resDectable enough streets, have glanced at the cheaply curta ned Win Gows with thought of the human comedy and tragedy going on behind them as surely, as amusingly as sor- roWfully as in your own part of town. Perhaps here though, the sorrow pre- dominates, for you can easily guess that it is a street of cheap boarding houses: but it is not at all likely that you VIII speculate further than as to the course of the lives of the workers who go there to eat and sleep; but there is a world beneath this, in this street and Harvey J. O'Higgins tells you a story about it in "The EXiles,
 which appears in McClure's for March. It is a love story and one that will appeal to your sympathies, for it doesn't close happily. It is full of humanity, and brings very closely to you more fortunate ones the facts that these men and women whom you are likely to consider as of another species have emotions which mean as much to them as yours to you. The dominant note of the story is, as the title would suggest, Loneliness It's worth reading, and it may remind some that selfishness isn't a virtue under any circumstances.
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rortrayal of sincere affection rising above the petty desire for revenge, as expressed in his toast in the last act is particularly pleasing. At the Elks theater tonight.
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Beautify the CompIexjio,

The worst case, in twenty days So, s'.'1 ,.i sl.oo at all leading drug stores, or v, 5v n.s .i Prepared by NATIONAL TOILET CO.,, p,,, r..
 Sold in Pine Bluff by Sea ell a1t Ancrum, w. L. DeNoody aD cag,r.,, and other druggists.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned as commissioners in Chan cery pursuant to the decree of the Jefferson Chancery Court, rendered on the Both day of January, 1906, now of record in the office of the clerk of Chancery Court, in the cause of Min- nie Strauss ct al., plaintiffs, vs. Josie Strauss ct al., defendants, will on the 1st day of March, 1906, offer for sale at public outcry to the highest and best bidders, upon a credit of nine months, the following described real estate lying and being situated in Jefferson county, Arkansas, to-wit:
 The unsurveyed part of the south east quarter of section eighteen, con- taining 52.41 acres.
 The unsurveyed part of the west half of the southwest quarter of sec tion seventeen, containing 57.23 acres.
 The unsurveyed part of the north part of the northwest quarter of sec tion twenty, containing 37.75 acres.
 The unsurveyed part of the north taining l7.S9 acres, all in township five south, range nine west, contain ng in all 1G5.31 acres.
 The east half of the southeast quar- ter of section ten and the west half of the southwest guarer of section eleven, all in township five, south, range ten, west.
 
 Let three in block for y-three in Woodruff addition west to the c.ty of Pine Bluff; lot one in block three, ia Doris addition to the city of Pine alnf; lot three n block four in Wood- r2if's addition west to the city of Pine Bluff; lots three and four in block 51 in Woodruff's addition, west, to the city of Pine Bluff; twenty-four feet off lot two in block twenty-one Fl Old Town Of Pine Bluff, and more particularly described as follows: Be-
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ginning at point on Barraque street twenty-six (26) feet west of the north. east corner of lot two CD, in block twenty-one (2D Old Town, to the city of P.ne Bluff; thence running west twenty-four (24) feet; thence south and hundred and fifty-four Q54) feet; thence east twenty-four (24) fee1' thence north one hundred and nlty' four (154) feet to the point of oegln' ming.
 Northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section thirteen, to"nsn'p seven, south, range seven, wesI Southeast quarter of the soutneSs'
 
 quarter of section thirty-f1ve ana 'u' northwest quarter of the southwes', quarter of section thirty'slx' Q" U township five, south, range ten "s'' The north half of the sou'n"''' quarter of section twenty-eight auS the northeast quarter of the sou'n'A'' quarter of section twenty'nlhe' ." township five, south, range 'en' '''' and the west half of the east n"A sect on two, township six S0''' range ten, west.
 Terms of sa!e-sale to be made ' the front door of the eouf'nou's the city of Pine Bluff, Afhans''' tween the hours preserloeu " for judicial sales, and pureDs' urchasers to be required to ' notes or bond with approved pV' security, paying eight lS' p'' interest from date until paid 'n' lien will be retained upon 'a7 p''s to secure the payment of sam Said sale is made for the P''R. ;. of parti.ionlns the funds anon, .,,, heirs of said estate, and e''D will be sold separately
 GEORGE NJ. WELLS
 F. M. ROSENBERG
 RUSSELL HOLLIS
 Comnllss'0
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To Charles Patrick and L 3. DenIey. To-
peka, Kansas:
At a meeting of the council held Sept.
3, 1906 the following resolution was pre-
scented and adopted.
Resolved, BY the mayor and eouncilnaen
Of the city of Topeka, that certain pools
of stagnant water. standing on lot SIS
Lincoln street in the city Of Topeka. Kan
sas. owned by Charles Patrick and L B.
DefIley, are a nuisance ana menace to
the health Of that neighborhood. and that
It is necessary and for the best interests
Of said city to abate said nuisance by fill
ing IN said lot and raising same to grade
now. therefore, be il further
Resolved. That said Charles Patrick and
7 B. Den1ey be, and Is. hereby. given ten
days from and after the service of notice
as provided for in section 5 of Ordinance
No. z5s1, TO abate said nuisance by fIling
IN said lot; and If said nuisance be not
abated within ten days from and after
the service OF said notice as provided by
law then the street commissioner IS
hereby directed to Ill in said lot IN such
manner as to permanently abate said nui-
sance, and report the cost of said work
to the mayor and council for assessment
against said lot as provided by law
= C SINNER. Councilman
7. J. H Squires. city clerk OF the city
Of Topeka. hereby certify that the above
and foregoing IS 3 true and correct copy
OF the original resolution now on file in
my office. J. H. SQUIRES
6Sea1) City Clerk.
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REDUCED PRICES.
REDUCED PRICES.

s4.eoo-Finest new home in Topeka. Honl-
park. 7 rooms. II lots. in oak, porcelain
bath. hot and cold water. laundry rooms.
eemented cellar. cistern. old elm shade.
s2.soO-New room residence. Tyler St.:
reception han. bath. gas, electric lights.
cemented cellar.
sa.OOO-Dsndy new cottage, rooms and
bath. polished floors. gas stove for cook
ing. ready to use, gas stove for heating,
Iinoleum on kitchen floor and window
shades. all go with house.
sl,sOo-l9z lots. rooms. Clay st.
s1.5oO-5 rooms. close in. Tyler st.
s115o-5 rooms. close in. West Fifth.
ss504 rooms. close in. Quincy st.
We HAVE the Bargains.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO.
lo7 W 5th. Ind phone s72. Bell 1s51-Red-
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FARMS FINE. BUT CHEAP

~ miles Of ToDeha2 We
soIas IS n i'm
proved.
MOON. CHARLES
BOTH pHoSEs-lsa AND
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state of Kansas. County of Shawnee, S.:
/ F P Elnore. cashier OF said bank. do
solemnly swear that the above statement
is true; that said bank has no liabilities,
and is not indorser on any note or obliga-
ton. other than shown on the above
statement. to the best OF my knowledge
and belief. So help me God
F. P ELMORE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of Sept. 1906.
Az LINDELL
(Seal) Notary Public.
Commission expires on the nth day OF
Oct 1900
RRECT-ATTEST
J. B BILLIARD.
=. J. HATHAWAY,
D. T.. BOWIE,
L. A. DOLMAN.
J. H SKINNER.
". S. BERGINDTH4I,
To John Q. Royce. Bank Commissioner.
ToDeka. Kan
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ron sAEE-REA1. ESTATE.
ron sA1E-REAL ESTATE
FARMS FOR SALE:

$50 bot
tom land Price IS per
$50 good well
100 pasture andne
80 living
water good meadow
pera
$50
tie sheds and
pera
ohsrd 50 in $500
pasture
cent
We have Write for
scripH0n al pa
KANSAS
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5roonc cottage. weILco house. 2lotsH Harrison
WELL andc lots 81.
ots Carrie ave,
ven
a
houses
w. w. &
KANSAS AVE
PHONE
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LOST AND FoUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOSTTan leather purse containing about
81 and return passage from K. c. to FIT.
Worth, Tex, Santa Fe- Reward at San
ia Fe gen. offices. Mrs. John P. Hird.
LOST-Gold beads between 18th and Tay-
lor and North Topeka Reward at ga
Taylor
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GEORGE NJ. NOBLE 3 CO

NJ LIE &
PosroFFIcE lass 49, vs. TOPEKA.
10
with Z house fer the otogeth Rec
~ % ~ 0 =" FoN F' e WIN room mousse ~ modern Fee
a fin house all modern good
n and in Topeka a low ando
and parts o ty a reasons prc es and terms
Sl miles Topeka
in cultva
DOR sch good Rec
mi Gus Re-
n and al
max n ropert a low ates
AVE
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BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.

quite barn
for heal and cookin SO
front
good terms
eyi is now onere
rice reduc o
kacreo of
to streca line be sold o
a only In
5roon
oneha frnfe
schoL
hing worth
BELL 1n5 RED IND.
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FOR SALE BY RoUDEBUsH

FOR SALE BY RoUDEBUsH.
10 rooms strictly modern. near Central
park. 5000
6 rooms Winfield ave. lots to trade for
40 to 50 acres of land.
one acre with room house. East Hill,
$1,000.
New room cottage. ? lots. west side,
good location. $500.
room house. bath, IL lots. Morris
cheap at $1,000.
room houses on Branner and Han
cock at $3.50 to s625.
Z room house. lots. west Of Potwin' in
good repair. $500
s room house near Euclid ave. s1,26o-
9 lots ? blocks north Willow park. 500
each
Grocery and meat market for sale.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
1o7 W. 9Th. Phone 2S7
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO,
Phones 94s. llo west oth Se-
FOR RENT
1l0s Throop St, 6 rooms, $50
1913 Lincoln St, rooms, hall. bath and
shade SIS.
1925 clay St. rooms and barn. SIG
316 Harrison st. 9 rooms, modern 80.
4l3 Ash St. 6 rooms, SO
$50 Hancock ST., 4 room cottage, SO
Corner End and Hancock St. rooms
$3.50
1922 Kansas ave. 10 rooms, s22.
WILSON & NEiSWANGz.t.
FLAT BUILDING LOCATION
/ have IL lots on Van Buren, between
sth and 7th. east front. which l wish to
sell. with enough pressed brick to put UP
= nat building for fats of ; rooms each.
See me at once for particulars.
EMMETT E. RoUpEBUsH.
1o7 w. 6th. Phone s67
FOR SALE.
200 a. bottom farm. 2o.mi. Tpk.. AZ Ry.
town. r. house. 50 a. tame grass. creek.
timber, 5000. About Il cash.
About 20 acres. all good land, 6 miles
N. e. OF city. room house, other build
ings, young orchard, school close. $3.50
other farms, large and small
!. E. roRR1NGToN. 100 W. Sixth St.
FARM FOR CITY PROPERTY.
have 800 acre farm IS miles south of
Topeka, 60 acres in cultivation, balance
hay. 4 room new cottage. barn, plenty of
living water, miles to railroad town.
for which I will take part trade in good
rental. Price SIS per acre.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUsH.
io7 ". 9Th. Topeka. Kansas.
THE CAPITOL REAL EsTAT@ co.
Phones 94S. 116 West 9Th st.
FOR SALE.
Homes near washburn college. all bar
gains, rooms, modern, barn. new, 400
rooms, modern, 81, s00
5 rooms, 2 lots. s1.7OO.
5 rooms, partly modern, $500.
rooms. ? lots. s2,1oo-
rooms. s1.7O0
WILSON & NEIsWANGER,
FOR sALFc-BUILDIN0 LOTS
SO. s7s. $50. 81 ss4. SIS Grand avenue
soS 10 SIO Topsks avenus. Walnut Crow
Is. 90 Evelyn ST, Holman.z add-
JONATHAN THOMAS
| FOR SALE-A fine room house in good
location. east front, paved streets me
/ investment. Part cash, balance payments
/ Address l. A care Journal
| WANTED To trade one OF the Dest res
idence corners IN Topeka, near car line:
Park property OF small farm near Vine-
wood car line. Address X 4. journal
FOR SALES acre fruit, dairy and hog
- At station Santa tfe
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. GUNS.
REvoLvERs. BICYCLES.

o One ca neuc
barrels ron
noms to fla cornet
box sfroua
one
IN ighto Kansas
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PERSONAL.

MORPHINE. opium. Iaudinurn, cocaine
habit: myself cured. VIII inform you Of
harmless. permanent home cure. Mrs
Baldwin. box 12l2 ChicaRo.
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BANK STATEMENTS.


Published in The Topeka State Journal
Sept. s, 1861
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FOR RENT.

oeS kansas ava
FOR RENT.
Z rooms on Fillmore near sth. al mod
srn. So
sreom. on rninoss near 10Th. an mod
ern. ss
Lincoln near 18th. 5 rooms, modern ez-
cept heat. SIS
Topeka ave. near 18th, room cottage.
electric lights. barn. So
West Throop St. room modern cottage.
So
west nth near Buehanan. 4 room cot
tage. gas, city water. sls.
Kansas ave. near 10th. rooms. city ana
eistern wate< gas. sink. go.
Kansas ave. near 18th. rooms, all mod
ern. vacant. $3.50.
Tyler st. near IND. rooms. ali modern,
$50.
Clay st. near 18th. rooms. all modern,
$50.
10th st. near Quincy. rooms. city and
cistern water. $40.
Monroe st. near sth. rooms, all mod
ern. furnace ss5
Monroe near 18th. rooms. bath. city
ana cistern water. SIS.
Hancock near 4th. room cottage. city
and cistern water. 80
Lafayette near 18th. room brck. barn.
$780,
OFFICE ROOMS
Between sth and 9Th. onice room in nne
building. $3.50
". c. STEPHENSON & CO.
600 Kansas ave.
OVER RIGBY's.
Ind. Tel. s54
FOR SALE:
z room house, lot. cistern and sink. in
kitchen, sewer and gas, Clay st, 81, $50.
room house. lot, outbuildings well
and cistern, Lincoln St, $1S00.
6 room house. , lots. front hall, cellar,
eistern, WELL barn, all good, Lane St, 81
And many other properties in all parts
of the city. at bargain prices, and farms
in all parts of the county at bargain
50 acres to trade for rental property.
List your property with US for quick
NIXON = SPENCER
III W. Sixth st. Ind. Tel. 14o5
FOR SALE east front lots on Hancock
between 10th and 18th, cheap. Fred G
Slater. owner. So Kansas ave.
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LEGAL.
fFirst published in The Topeka state
Journal Aug. 2, 1861
state of Kansas, shawnee County. IS:
In the matter of the estate OF Mary Nc
CURE. late Of Shawnee county. Kan
sas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given mat on the oath
day of august A. D. 1906. the under
Shawnee county. Kansas. duly appointed
and qualified as administrator of the es-
tate of Mary MCGUIRE. late of Shawnee
county. deceased. All parties interested in
said estate viii take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
first published in The Topeka State
Journal Sept. s. 1906
City of Topeka, Shawnee Co, Kansas,
Sept. 8, 1905.
NOTIcEs
To ". R Goldberg, Topeka. Kansas:
At a meeting of the city council held
Sept. 3, 1906 the following resolution was
presented and adopted:
Resolved, BY the mayor and councilmen
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WANTED-sALEsAIEN.


IN 6 weeks we educate you in salesman
shin. secure you position as travelling
salesman with responsible firm. Address
THE Bradstreet System, Rochester, n. L.
SALESMAN ''order getter" mot order
faker'') can earn $500 to s., 800: Special
ty ability paid propordonately- Line sens
General trade. Barton Parker Mfg Co.,
Cedar Rapids Ia.
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To W R. Goldberg, Topeka. Kansas:
At a meeting of the city council held
Sept. g. 1906 the following resolution was
presented and adopted:
Resolved, By the mayor and councilmen
of the city of Topeka, that certain pools
of stagnant water. standing on lots No.
Topeka. Kan. owned by W. r. Goldberg.
are a nuisance and menace to the
health Of that nefghborhood. and that It
is necessary and for the best interests Of
said city to abate said nuisance by filing
in said lots and raising same to grade:
now, therefore, be It further
Resolved. That the said ". R. Goldberg
be, and is, hereby, given ten days from
and after the service of notice as pro-
vided by section 6 Of Ordinance No 1881,
to abate said nuisance by filing in said
lots: and if said nuisance be not abated
within ten days from and after the ser
vice of said notice as provided by law
then the street commissioner is hereby
directed to fill IN said lots in such man
ner as to permanently abate said nui-
sance. and report the cost Of said work
to the mayor and council for assessment
against such lots as provided by law.
J. c. SINNER. Councilman.
I. J. H. Squires. city. clerk Of the city
and foregoing is a true and correct copy
of the original resolution now on file in
my office J. H. SQUIRES.
(SeaI) City Clerk
First published In The Topeka State
Journal Sept. s. 1861
City of Topeka. Shawnee Co, Kansas.
Sept s, 1906
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HOW DOES THIS STRIKE your

Lot and
locat and
terms
Neva all home Iarrso hne loo
1specal
H a payer ent pado out
dern
SEVENTH ST NJ ~ ~ TOPEKA KAN
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MUSICAL.


W. L. HOFER. leader of piano and har-
mony. Address SIT W 9Th st.
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8 OF Good terms.
plendi1 room house and WELL, near wash
room new cottage suburban two Price $500 500 cash
front southO s
8 BANK BLDG
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DYE AND CLEANING WORKS.
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS.
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS.
This is the only dry cleaning
house in this city. LaG.-N' and
gentlemens clothing cleaned Ike
new. Give US a cali
BOTH PHONES s57.
go Kansas Ave.
ROEDIGER & SON
ROEDIGER & SON.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE Fl
NANCIAL CONDITION
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ron sAT.EsHa-F. ESTATE.


". Z. SAERaEfSON < CO.
COS Kansas Ave.
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CORPORATION controlling old estab-
lished business desires energetic exper-
fenced business man to handle branch Of
fice. salary $3.50 and commissions. Invest
ment of $1,000 and upwards and unques-
tionable references required Add. Hol-
lister Drug Co, Madison, Wis
ANTED-Business man to manage sales
and premium show room at Topeka for
grocery supply house, salary 500 month
and commissions. Al references and s.. 900
investment required: investment secured
experience unnecessary. Add. Sec rs
E. Madison St, Chicago.
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JEWELLERS
~-~-~-~-~~--~-~~-~-~-~-~
JAMES B. HAYDEN. jeweler and Opti-
clan Complete stock of watches. dia-
mouds, sflverware. etc. Eyes examined
and spec7ac1ee properly fitted
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wANrED-AGENTs.

sss q week and expenses to men with rigs
TO Introduce our poultry goods- JaNsile
Co dent d. Parsons, Kan.
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BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.
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OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICEs rcpF1
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2 lots Tyler. near 18th St. also IL lots
on Buchanan st.. near ATTN Ind. tel. s2l
- rings. These must be sold.