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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02
HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued

Miscellaneous. ,-.
WINDOW DRESSER FOR MINNEAPOLIS
store; experienced In dry goods line; salary
salaried department store positions, placing
buyers, managers; accountants. etc.
HapgoOds,
-. IS. -. 313 NicOllet sAv,. Minneapolis
MECHANICS AND YOUNG MEN WANTED
for the navy; pay SIG to SO month; outit
of clothing amounting to $45 free on first
enlistment; no expense for board and lodging;
good o 5ns
Minneapolis. n
CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ARE PAID
we'll for easy work; examinations Of all
and telling easiest and quickest way to Sc
cure them is free. Write now. Washington
Civil Service School, Maryland building Wash
GOVERNMENT Observation-Disclosures OF
appointments to be made; examinations soon
in every state; circular 220 giving full par.
ticulars as to positions, salaries ia sample cues
ence Institute, Washington, d. c..
MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE AT
the Victor Barber school: teaches the barber
trade in the shortest {sr %e and r9Te Tor Les,
free booklet how to be barber. 1896 Wash
ington av S, Minneapolis, MINI.
WIREMEN wANTED-FFTY FRsr-CLAss
per e day, steady work; apply ipp to electric Tore
man, Butler Bros. building, 9th st and 1st
av n. Monday morning o'clock. No labo'
troubles.
| PLUMBING SCHOOL
We teach you the plumbing trade. PaJ
highest wages; makes you independent Few
open. Free catalogue. 3e3s Nicollet az.
MEN AND BOYS, Plumbing or Bricklayint
trade pays $5 to. So per day; we teach you By
practical instructions in three months: posi-
| ticns guaranteed; free catalogue. Coyne Trad,
| school 1915 Easton ay. st. Louis. No.
EARN $500 70 $4,000 Yearly IN TIL
real estate business; no capital required w,
| teac, the business by mail. Write for fre
booklet. Central Real Estate Co., 51S K. C
Life building, Kansas City, Mo.
WATCHED cleansd. 500: main springs. 500
! warranted one year. Horwitx. 800 Wash~ ~ j
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

When the world seems all against you, and your luck
- I lis running hard,
When despair has caught you victim and you hold no
. ,-~ winning card,
When the plans cherished fondy fade and vanish
:. like dream 81. %%2.3...
And lfe's current, in its swftness turns you back
ward, down the stream, . - -. g.. -+.$,
Make acquaintance with The Journal !, where the
81 want ads shine and glow, - :.%*E,*
And fore long your friends will wonder how they
, called you slow
The Journal is paper that is famous east and
west; ~, :. ,. -
In the north it has equa-n the south it's called
the best. .j.>..--.. ~ s..<.>. - = &
Tho you try you ii find BETTER and foremost among
it's traits r. -
Is-you get the greatest value at the very cheapest
rates. - ~.
From the choreboy in his quandary to the man who
rules o'er mines .~.~~--~..,@-->-
All will find the thing they seek for in The Jour
ma u s want ad lines.
In the world that's all about us, you will sometimes
think it hard .. .H.-
To discover what you re seeking, for there always
guard
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02
HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued.
Miscellaneous.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT.
. Without danger to your present con-
nections. we assure you Of consideration
for every position you are competent to
fill no matter where located. Our book
lets tell how we can bring your ability
to the attention of hundreds of employers
who need high grade men for executive,
clerical, technical and statesmen positions
paying from $1,000 to $4,000 a year.
Offices in IL cities. -. x tai
- Hapgoods,, -. .~- -....
- S13 NicOllet Av. ..
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02
JOURNAL WANT ADS.

Just little worry, just little care,
Or just little idleness drives to despair.
Ugly; discontented; life is pretty slow;-
Rent a-conin' round again. haven't any dough-
Newsboy the corner yellin' till he's hoarse
All about the latest topics for the days dscourse-
Leaves paper for you: pay him-yes, indeed
Whisk the paper open and the want ads read. - l.
Ah9 your eyes arrested: Want a man at once'!-
Never lose moment, if you re not Ounce.
Tell the boss the hist ry of your family and
tions -f - ..-., E..~--. ..~~ '., ~.
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JOHNS SUCCESS.

JOHNS SUCCESS.
John sat Respondent in his room;
No work, cash had he -
The problem knotty
To solve without key.
Work he must find, and find it soon
His last weeks board to pay,
And he scanned Th Journal IS ads,
Night closed another day. "
At six next morning he up;
"I will have work, - said he;
9TH Jon a offers work to all
At last I've found the key"
He sought the place, he found his man, -.
His reference o. K, q, $50 >sS
And, with hghtened heart and 'Thank you, SIR
Went home, to come next day. =
With rising spirits, determined will,
His tasks he set about,
And conquered the years went by
What fate for men maps out. )
st Today he wields mighty power,
~ But, in the busy turmoil,
" IF asked to his closest friend,
45s He'll answer, "The Evening Journal.''
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02
PRIZE WINNER.


= Oh, sad was one bright spring morn,
While I was sitting all forlorn
In room for which the rent was due,
And [ was puzzled what to do.
In vain I'd tried to find some work,
For I was never known to shirk
In honest toll my bread to win;
I thought that idleness was sin.
A tap and then a newsboy's call,
And on my ears these words did fall:
''The Minneapolis Journal, sir7''
His kindly voice my heart did stir,
And, giving him my only cent,
I soon was reading with intent
Its "want ads' in long columns spread
Rare place to find some work for bread.
This mighty journal of the west
Is of all journals far the best,
And soon I found, I perused,
MY "only chance'' I'd not abused,
For there it was, in words made plain,
The ''ad'' that gave me hope again
"Wanted-Young man for office work.;
This better far than being clerk. =.
With quickened heart and feet I sped g.~.>@
To the address The Journal said, -
And there found genial man, -%
Who did my testimonials scan.
I told him where I'd seen the sFad'';
The statement seemed to make him glad,
For then he said: ~ know you I'll do I: ::
The Journal ads bring who re true -
In his employ with payments sure,
I've found for all my ills cure, -
A fair typewriter, too, close by, L..
Is the apple of my eye.
I've found employ, home, wife, :..G
And happiness complete in life,
All thru the "want ads' of page
Of Journal best of this best age.
Wheaton, MINI. w. T. Williams
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Behold this detected young man,
Imagine his state if you can.
He is out of ''job, ~
His landlady raised ''hob,''
Alas! for he owes her ten.
He at last reduced to cent
And this for journal he spent.
In ''Help Wanted'' he found
That which made his heart bound,
And he started out, keen on the scent
He has got on the track Of man
Who though it mighty good plan, t;
When he wanted clerk
go Who would do the best work, -
To advertise; so he began. : 49,
is We see him here taking a brace; w..
He looks the nan in the face, @=s,t5
And never win sbirk. - s. .>: r T..
J. wish you would give me the place., t..
f. = H. i, E>> ~ q .: -, " H.
- Said the man, 1T will give you try, ....
~ And if you re good, why then, u y
To plant the microbe of despair within your fertile
mind X. E*s. + 49, ,.
By telling you that others sought and always failed
to find. ~ze ... ''F ..
Thru the vagaries of Fate, tho whom you'd seek, he
And The Journa want ad colum is the friend
to help you thru.
There's royal road to learning, the beggar and
the king,
If they'd dwell in wisdoms mansion must attempt the
selfsame thing. 49, ST. ~. ,..-. .>,.>
But there is royal station, known to him who sups
with Fame
And T he Journ u g want ad column is the road
by which he came. = >.~'
On the number Of it's merits you need never fear
to bet, .,. .a.,,. .. -.
For the best of adavits s-its never failed us yet
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

LATHERs; WILL PAY
sc per yard. 1923 oath av Sc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02
When all the world looks dark. lad.

Cheer up and don It feel blue,
For where there s life there's hope, you know
III tell you what to do.
Get The Minneapolis Journal,
Look the want ads thru, - .e e.. = ~
Find position offered
Something you can do.
For they are cheerful news, lad,
When fellows down and out;
They're helping others every day,
And they'll help you, no doubt.
Then make application, sf"@
Make it on the spot; a.
Don It wait until tomorrow 49, - - 5sss.
Strike while the iron is hot. 8
If you I'll follow these instructions 81
Without procrastination, %e2#-.s
Like the young man herewith pictured,
You will find a situation. '~
This man you see is William Brown.
He tramped thru every street in town,
From early morn till late at night.
Alasl there no 'tjob'' in sight.
He's now discouraged, sad forlorn,
And wishes he had ne Ter been born.
He hears step upon the stair
~ And quickly rises from his chair,
Sees Jim the newsboy leave behind
That faithful friend to all mankind
The Journal with it's "want ADJ page
Gives help to al-both youth and age.
And William cries, ttI've been Ounce!
I should have done this thing at once
Now in the morning I will go
And capture this good job, know.
And, sure enough, his smiling face
With Journals help, gets him the place.
Now there is no one in this town
More prosperous than William Brown
He's satisfied with place and pay
I shouldn't wonder if some day
This nice young lady by his side
Would be his happy, blushing bride.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

For the who earns promotion
We have room up at the top.''
This the message we would bring you:
If there's somewhere been blunder,
If your hopes and plans have failed YOU
Everything seems "gone to thunder''-
Go and 'do thou likewise,' brother.
Read The Journal "want ads'' thru
Then if you re worth CONTINENTAL "
You IL find work enough to do.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

"Young man, I'm surely glad! H.
think you're what we re looking for,
Thanks to The journal ad.
'Report for work tomorrow morn,
And show what you can do; ..: . i. ,-ss
If satisfaction you can give,
I have place for you.''
IT thank you kindly, sir, he said,
'tIll be at your command,
And do in all the best can Il
To meet the firm Is demand.''
He kept his word, and proved to be
The best that they had,
And the firm and employee
Both thank The Journ T ad.
This last ia write in large, bold type,
That those who run may read.
Insert your ''wants'' in TIL e Journ a l ads
If you, too, would succeed. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02

And before you begln,
I will tell you the salary's high"
He is getting a thousand year;
OF his landlady he has no fear;
For his bills are all paid,
A success he has made.
He is happy and full of good cheer.
And what difference you see;
You never would think it was he.
His heart it is light,
He has money all right,
For he read Journal ads, don It you see9
He is now giving thanks, am sure,
To think that his troubles are o'er.
He's we'll dressed and we'll fed,
And he s dollars ahead.
Don It you think Journal want ads pays SURE,
The hero Of my story
Was worthy chap indeed,
Who had met with stern reverses
And was very much in need.
He had vainly sought encouragement,
r. And had walked the city 0 er r.
In search of employment ~ s..
To improve his scanty store. F. -
At last one day, discouraged,
While sitting all alone,
He heard the word of 'Journal" called
a. In no uncertain tone.
That proved inspiration *,
Its columns to look o'er.
He forthwith bought the paper
: From the boy who passed the door.
= He found the column Ft1Help Wanted-Male,"
Which eagerly he sought
In this he rewarded,
For it consolation brought.
When he saw that help was needed
By many business firms
Who employed T he J Journal want ads
Because Of quick returns. .
From this he felt encouraged;
His soul full of hope.
He donned clean linen, brushed his hair,
And also used "some soap.''
In less than half an hour
He was hurrying down the street
To one of those large business firms,
It's manager to meet. '' - '''
He was ushered to the office,
Where he made his errand known.
Soon the manager reading
The credentials he had shown, .-
While, intrepid, stood he, waiting
In the presence, stern, austere,
Of one whose great and lordly mien
E 'en chilled the atmosphere.
Yet with courage still he waited, ...-
: Till the interview did end, a..- T. .h..- !.
Then the manager rose pleasantly -. -
His right hand to extend .~ 81.
tn oth 1Uhi1o no
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-02


- Journal want Ads"
N
Of sbeenaw w. Williams,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-01
FRIGHT SET HIM CRAZY.
Ran Went Insane While others were
Resculng Him from Peril.

Chicago. May Ia dispatch to the
Record Herald from Milwaukee says
Imprisoned in 81 compartment Of the
partially constructed tunnel under the
river. through a break in which water
vas pouring. John Slater stood for two
hours yesterday. watching the water
rise slowly until it threatened to engult
him. When at last he was rescued ne
was maniac, his mind having given
way from fright Peering through
balrs eve ia the compartment his com
panions saw him in his plight, ana lol
a long time were unable to help MN;
Leads from the FIRE boats were lee
down into the tunnel and the engines
were worked at a furious pace to pump
out the water while the rescue WolA
went on. ,s -
In spite Of everything that could pc
done the wafer rose steadily aooNe
Skaters waist. 20 his breast, to ms arm IN
pits and finally to his neck. FlLteen
minutes later h would have been
drowned. Barely in time to prevent
Sthis. however. the hremen succeeded III
opening the door and took Slater m
sane and benumbed win cold to nos
tax
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Freshmen Win K. Q. Debate.

Lawrence. zKas., May In the first
annual neutrality-suspicious. debate
held at the Kansas university last
evening. the freshman class debaters
won the decision. This debate had
been established as a custom to take
the place of the annual May pole''
scrap. which has taken place for years
on the first day of May The question
debated was Resolved, That congress
should grant power to a commission to
fix and regulate railroad rates pro-
vided that no present acts Of congress
be considered" The freshman team
had the affirmative.
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roR sALE-REAI ESTATE.
FOR sAT.E-REAr. ESTATE.
MAY DAY BARGAINS.

ave., l o and
ID
45o2 and ID
Net over per
cent.
Kansas ave g andN
tone. az
story
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or lots ansa
al md
one 10 ST.
W. near
county q
inn We que er nj
acres acres Dover
nprov acresa d5o
weui improves near
" improve
WE'LL nprov na
y quartz n
mpro near Topeka
acr near good water, uni
and
acres Elbertco county, olora
n
timber lands.
want n Topeka real o
H c
IND. TEL COLUMBIAN BLDG
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Stole Corner Stone Of church.

Pasadena Cal, May Thieves last
night stole the corner stone of the
North Pasadena Methodist church. The
stone weighed about 900 pounds and
contained coins and other small valu-
ables worth probably $40. The church
was just completed a few DAYS ago and
is large and expensive edifiee. The
corner stone was pried out of the
building and removed entirely from the
premises
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Darbx Retires Froln PoIice &C.

When the police assignment for the
month of May was posted this morn
ing, 1t was observed that r. T. Darby
was no longer member of the force,
and that his place had been filled by
the appointment of J. w. James, an ex-
policemen who was a fixture under the
StahI administration. Darby, who was
formerly patrol driver, was. put out
on beat last month. He did not like
the change of jobs, and secured en-
ployn1ent elsewhere
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THAT BABY CASE AGAIN.
Rort Made to Have Judge Smart
Grant a Rehearing-

F.aeane Ware Yesterday fled in the
Supreme court an application for
writ Of mandamus in the celebrated IN
-ssbator babv case. Mr.. Ware wants
the supreme court TO order Judge 7. a
Smart to grant a rehearing OF ehe ss. -
and allow Mrs. Blakeley. mother OF the
child. to keep the baby until the case
- J TSssts'i smart heard. the case some
time ago. and rendered judgment
against Mrs. Blakeley for possession .,.., "a
the baby. ordering that it be turneq
over 10 Mr.. and Mrs. James Barclay
before March so. Instead of doing THIS THIS;
MRS. Blakeley kidnapped the baby, anu
ran away After her fight she hled d
netifior for rehearing, which Judge
Smart s11sse-t.-i denied on the ground that she
was in contempt of court.
The supreme court will hear Mr.
wares application for the writ at the
sitting of the court next week
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arrived at the mine indicated was sent
to the next mine by the joking miners
He travelled around after the stump au~
CUR for a couple of hours, from one
mine to another, but never found it.
Finally. he returned-a wise young man.
But the name of Stump Augur'' Dur
bin is sticking to him.
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Deaths from Appendicitis

decrease in the same ratio that the use Of
DR. Kings New Life Pills increases. They
save you from danger and bring quick and
painless release from constipation and the
Ills growing out of It. Strength and vigor
always follow their use. Guaranteed by
the Arnold Drug Co. 81 North Kansas
avenue. Price 3 cents. Try them.
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Grand Excursion Next saturelaY. AEaY S

GRAND Excursion Next Saturday, Nay
via the Missouri Pacific to the famous
White River country Of Arkansas. a
land of boundless mineral and agricul
tural wealth and marvellous scenic
beauty; a river of good fishing, boating,
bathing and hunting. You have an op-
portunity to visit cheaply a country
that is destined to be the play ground
of the people Of the middle west. $500
for round trip. Leave Topeka 2 p. M.
return Monday 1910 D. m
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WANTS
and MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
Sa6a E6zES
RrAr, FsTATE TRANSFERS.

- -s--1--, --@~s-~s---J-~-~.--~
A. D. smith to c. NJ. Shelton, lots 10
and ~ Harrison St, w ainut Grove
]. z. shaffer and wife to W F. spen- ora
Ger. T. y n e 4 1919 - -, S99
J. P Wahle and wife TO = 7; cav
sey. lot 49, and s. Il 40 Gay ST. .sa
Thr0Ops add. 10y
NJ s 8 aH Mi st7 e ri fs's .os 90 $500
v. e. RAIDER to F. S. Prescott, undi-
vided X lots ESQ and 26S Madison st.s ooo
@. fi ~ D8nn TO to N. E. miller. lot 40
and n. y Y Harrison St. fauIatooil eoo
add. .-..-. os9
J. A Hall 10 The Scandinavian Ben
eficial society. tract commencing at -,
1st ave. and Van Buren, ST. aseoV
NJ Iot sS & eSd g. eng 1 g 81 Tyier 4 1850
A. NJ Brooks to The Capital Building
and Loan ASS n, lot % and y Z 80
Van Buren, st, Fiery add 49t
f. N. Miller and wife to z. l. ly- oos
man. lot 3S4 and part $50 Polk St. 92a
G. T. Legg and wife to r. H Brown,
lots 1888 and 495 Tyler St, Could
add. ...... IN
n. " Minard and wife to H. E. Rice,
lots SIS and $50 Van Buren, St, Wal
nut Grove sub-div-...--......... S9g
l. + Norton to H. S Judd, Y inter-
est in lots 2S4, 2S6 and 2sS Buchanan
C. K. Lightcapp to B. w Nichols, lot
SO and S. Z q Van Buren, St, n. To -,
peka -...-.. 4U
c. E. Smarter and wife to G. A.
Reece, lot $40 and S. 4 56S Fillmore
St Eckert's add 49,. -. ............ 81
c. T. Spencer and wife to A Mellin-
s sye.. b. Bates ad ao palt lzOe 9s~a1o $50
F. F. smith to 8G. L. Nelson. lot $50
and n. Y 81 Lincoln St, Throop's
H F. Anders ana wife to A BolSel,
lots 466, 468, 40 and W. Il AZ 3D. ST.,
]. 6. Davidson to 0. Boyd. lot 2s5
Madison St. Holidays add. 49,. 20
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Danger Is near at hand when the
kidneys are sick. Kidney Elites will
purify and strengthen the kidneys and
restore them to their normal and
healthy condition csc. Stans1eld,
druggist, $40 Kan. ave-; Arnold Drug
Co, No. Topeka
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Russia Aralzes 2 SCI ono

Berlin, May Baron Kroupensky,
first secretary of the Russian embassy
here has been appointed councillor of
the embassy Of Russia at Washington,
a position which has hitherto not exist
ed. The baron will rank next to the
ambassa dor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WHEN you want to hire man or boy.
call up 2. NJ. G. A. Ind tel. 905 or xseII
tel 901 red. We have a list OF men and
confidential references concerning them.
z. NJ. c. A. Employment bureau 10g b
9Th ST.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

---~-~-~~~-~~--~-~-~~~-~-~~
WANTED-For Topeka. reliable agents,
salary or commission. 1870 Lincoln st.
SAN FRANCISCO'S great disaster. earth
quake, FIRE and volcano in California and
yesuvius; big book; fully illustrated, only
Outfit free. Ziegler Co, 2l5 Locust ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa
WANTED-Agents. official San Francisco
earthquake book, large pages, startling
pictures, elegant binding, book free. freight
paid. The Bible House, 323 Dearborn St,
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NOTICE.

--~--~~~---@~-~-7---~-@-@~-
NOTICE-The public Is hereby notified
that the drug stock of the late Martin
O'DonneI is now open for sale. Bids for
same viii be received by mail Anyone
desiring to inspect the said store may do
so by calling at 33z Kansas ave. Margaret
MuIlady, administrator
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TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.


NOTICEi
THE Kansas Collection Agency have
changed their location frsm as Kansas
avenue to 629 Kansas avenue. where we
will continue to do the leading business
of the town in our line. See US at our
new address and give us your old notes
to collect A reasonable commission
r. ]. ADAMS. Mgr. Ind. Tel. 1871
TO Whom It May Concern: Be it known
that my application is now on file in
the office of the probate court of Shaw
nee county, Kansas. asking for permit
to sell Intoxicating liquors according to
law at No. sol Kansas avenue, IN the
Fourth ward Of the city of Topeka Shaw
nee county. state of Kansas. Hearing is
set for the 18th day of May, 1906, at a. M
CLARENCE F. YOUNG.
TO WHOM TT MAY cONCERN-Be It
known that my application is now on
file in the office Of the probate court Of
Shawnee county, Kansas, asking for a
permit 20 sell Intoxicating liquors ac-
cordfng to law at 1125 West Sixth street.
in the Fourth ward of the city of Topeka,
Shawnee county. state of Kansas. Hear
ing is set for the 9Th day OF May. 1906. at
o'clock a.. n y. J. PETRO-
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FREE D1spENsARY.

--@-~-~O~-(~--7-------7--77]
MONROE ST. FREE DISPENsARY.
20 Monroe st. Conducted By regular
nractfcinz physicians and surgeons Ned
fcal service free Medicine free in some
cases 0fEfce hours 2 to p. N. Calls
answered night or day lna tai. s21s.
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TO white River country of Arkansas.
$500 for the round trip. Leave To-
peka via Missouri Pacific Saturday,
May s. and return Monday. May Z.
Special train from Fort Scott arriving
Cotter, Ark. 8 a. M, returning leaves
Cotter 4 p. m. Scenery along this route
equal to that Of the Rocky mountains.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-ReIiable solicitors enroll pu-
pills for the International Conservatory
of Music, inc. 5000 per month to husIIers
for country. State Mgr. L G. NJ 435 Kan.
ave, Topeka. Gail Saturday or Monday.
SALESMAN to sell our choice nursery
stock good wages paid, stock guaran-
teed true to name. For terms write the
knight nurseries, Lawrence, Kan
TREE men and dealers write US for the
best proposition in the best territory in
North America today. Attractive terms.
The Alberta Nursery and Seed Co., Ltd,
CALGARY. Alberta. Canada.
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FOR SALE:

lot shade Can De
$ week
De
cster Price down. this week.
house condition
TEL ao
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-01

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