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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21

Ell BIeached Sheets,
seam in centre, 72x9O-lflcli
size, finished WITH .36C
wide hens; EACH.
On the Main Floor.
Silk Bingham, made TO
sell at soc. yard; a wide
rance of colors, with JAG
Guard figures in self color
mas; desirable for entire
Gowns; special for 2Ac
Tuesday at ...........-.-..
All SILK Double-raced
Black Peau de Sole, Il
inches wide; sold else
where at S1.25; spe- soc
cial for Tuesday at.
On the ID Floor.
BOy Russian Blouse
Suits, made Of all worsted
serge, in navy, royal, req
and brown; EtOn collar
stvIe, with extra linen Eton
Collar: sizes 21a to 8 years;
elsewhere So.
special for Tues So OF
day at .............--.--:--
Girls Sailor suits, made
Of good quality blue and
rose chenbray; full blouse
with box pleat in front;
cuffs ant collars trimmed
with several rows or
braid: full kilt skirt, fin
ished with deep hem;
sizes z to IL years;
special for Tues S1.o6
day
Girls Gutmpe Dresses,
made Of plain colored
chambray, fancy bertha or
white pique, finished with
washable braid, full skirt
and deep hem; sizes 4 to
IA years; especial for S1S4
Tuesday at .............
Girls FulI-length Coats,
made in all desirable col
ors of cheviots and zibe-
lines. h 30 d e d models,
lined with plaid silk, all
tailored in same manner
as 500 and $500 gar
ments; sizes g to IA years;
special for Tuesday S3 06
Women's Waists, made
Of heavy white cheviot,
full front formed Of side
pleats, French back; en
special for Tuesday at 0SC
Iona Kinonos Of colored
lawn, d inty stripes ana
figures, finished with plain
lawn border; special Al,
for Tuesday at........... 7>N
On tn. 90 Floor.
Imported Cretonne, in
soft, dainty effects, 80 to
SO inches wide, ranging
in prices from sac. to S9c.
a yard. - e..
Same as above, in floral
and striped designs, sold
elsewhere at from -16o. to
35c. the yard, special for
Tuesday at 12c. to 24c.
yard. ...--
Figur ed Deninns, 80
inches wide; sold else
where at 24c. the yard,
special for Tuesday a..
at ........................... l4C
A Clearance Of Tapestry
Remnants in VelOurs,
Armures, Reps and Satin
Damask, in lengths run
MING from one to five
yards, at about half regu-
lar prices.
Linen Tapestry, so inches
wide; elsewhere $50 a
yard; sp e c. al for 90
Tuesday at......,........... >OC
Mercerized Tapestry, so
inches w i d e; elsewhere
S2.25 a yard; spe- CT 40
cial for Tuesday at Sl'4>
Three-foId Screens, fancy
oak frames, covered with
silkoline; regularly sold at
So. 35; special for CT kn
Tuesday at ............ DlaO>
The Above Not on Sale Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21

CORSET COVERs:-
insertion and lace edge.
lSC Cambria, low neck, lace
.--Cambric. tight-fitting. V
L DC shaped neck, wide lace
with ribbon.
ao-Nain sock. low neck.
l@C French style, lace edge.
CONTAINS ook, low neck
ESC French style, embroidery
edge, beading and ribbon.
an aims ok, low neck.
Z9C French style, hemstitched
yoke, lawn band.
an-N nsook, low neck,
SSC French style, three rows
of lace insertion. beading ribbon
and lace edge.
Mains SOCK. low neck.
4SC French style, eight rows
lace insertion down front, bead
ing ribbon and lace edge.
IN aims sock, low neck,
OSC French style, three rows
torchon lace insertion. with
three rows of ribbon beading and
lace edge.
ro.-N aims k, low neck.
OSS French style, embroidery
insertion and embroidery edge.
Better Qualities at Prices
Proportionately Low. Rang
ing Up to S14.96.
NIGHT GOWNS:-
.o-Nainsook low neck, hem
49C stitched band, with rib
bon.
oc-Cambric. square neck.
aye tucks, three rows of lace
insertion and lace edge.
eOa Muslin, V-shaped neck.
S%S yoke Of hemstitched tucks
and hemstitched lawn ruffie.
roa Cambria, low neck, en-
S|A broidery Insertion, hem
stitched lawn ruftie.
IN. -Nainsook, square neck.
OYC yoke OF Point de Paris
lace insertion, embroidery bead
ing and lace edge.
IN. Cambria, V-shaped neck,
W. trimmed with tucks. four
rows OF embroidery insertion and
embroidery ruffte.
IN. -Nainsook, V-shaped neck.
5>A eight rows of narrow Val.
lace insertions and lace edge.
ribbon bow.
~ N aims SOCK. nigh neck.
SSS tucked yoke and embroid-
cred rufIle
an. -Nainsook. low neck. V
CS| shaped, wide embroidery
insertion, lawn band. with rib
bon.
Better Qualities at Prices
ProDcrtioaateIy Low, Rang
ing Up TO Sl749.
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Lawn Dresses for
Girls of q to Ia Years.
Second Floor.
CT OK High n k Dresses
, oSO made of white lawn
with square yokes of fine hem
stitched tucks, finished with ruffie
Of embroidery insertion and lace;
fancy sleeves with cuffs; full skirts
with deep hens.
g On White Lawn Dress. yoke
pC.AT of embroidery insertion
and lace. finished with lace
trimmed bertha and belt of en-
broidery. beading and ribbon; full
skirt finished with deep hem and
several rows of embroidery and
lace insertion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21

Girls Guinnpe Dresses,
made Of plain colored
chambray, fancy bertha or
white pique, finished with
washable braid, full skirt
and deep hem; sizes 4 TO
IL years; Especial for 81 "a
TneGG4U at ,...........
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| Italian Ware

lion on diverse side;
Cantagalli Vase.
duction from S19.S7 I
Table Jardiniere;
ton from S14.S1 to-.
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First Showing of Women's
Spring Model Suits and Skirts.

The efforts put to supply every sort
Of summary apparel Southern tourists bear fruit IN
apparel for Northern With Fur and Winter Car
,73ent and Linen Apparel ana
Bathing Suits other, these groups Of Spring weight
Apparel balance matters nicely TWO lnes OF
suits and Skirts by way OF illustration
Suits at $50 Eton Model Suits made of superior qua
A@SNN '4S ity trimmed with
rapping fancy d short elbow
sleeves and finished at the
bottom with straps
Skirts OF various
1'NA1 - ~ MKT fold
with
Jackets
and Wash Skirts Fancy
made to measure
Riding Habits Silk Bathing sutsorigi
Custom the imported
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WALKING SKIRTS.
AOc-Cambric, cambria ruff1e
with narrow lawn ruffle,
finished with lace insertion and
edge.
6Qc-Cambric. tucked lawn
ruffle, with narrow tucked
ruff1e and hemstiched hem.
6Oc-Cambric, lawn ruffie, two
rows lace insertion, extra
rufI1e, with lace insertion and
edge.
SOC-Cambric. lawn ruff1e. with
three rows Of wide tor
chon lace insertion and lace
edge.
OOC-Cambric, lawn ruffle, hem
stitched tucks, deep blind
embroidery f1ounce.
OOc-Cambric, lawn ruffie. two
rows of Point de Paris
lace insertion and lace ruff1e.
81 DO Cambria. lawn ruffie.
cluster tucking and
embroidery ruffie.
E 30 Cambria, tucked lawn
fiounce, three rows of
Point de Paris lace edges.
S1.ZD Cambria. umbrella
shaped lawn rufle,
cluster tucks, deep embroidery
s.. 20 Cambria. umbrella
shaped lawn ruff1e,
two rows Of Val. lace insertion
and five rows of lace edges.
ST OF Cambria. umbrella
shaped lawn ruffie.
two rows of wide Ciuny lace in
sertlons and deep Cluny lace
ruffie.
Better Qualities at Prices
Ranging Up To S21 SO.
DRAWERS
1Oc-Cam brio, cambria hem
stitched ruffle.
CQC-Cambric. lawn ruffie. lace
insertion in ruffle and lace
edge.
.3Qc-Nainsook. lawn ruffie,
hemstitched tuck and
lsmstltched hem.
Better Qualities Al Prices
ProportiOnately Low,
Ranging Up To S19.08.
CHEMISES:-
soc -Nainsook. round neck.
beading ribbon and Val.
lace edge.
OOC- Nainsook, skirt length:
round neck, prettilv
trimmed with lace insertions
across front, beading ribbon and
lace edge; lace-trimmed ruffie on
skirt
O0C-Nainsook. skirt length.
round neck, two rows of
lace insertion; lace beading. with
ribbon and lace edge. deem
tucked lawn rufie on skirt. An
ished with lace insertion and lace
edge.
Better Qualities at Prices
Froportiorately Low.
Ranging Up To Sf1.SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21
Sheets and Pillow
Gases: Special


Wide-Hemmed Sheets, double
thick centres
lS1x90-inch, each. .......... soc
S1x99-inch, each $40
Hemstitched Pillow Cases, made
|of Wamsutta Gold Medal" muslin,
size 45x36 inches; limited 1E
quantity, each ............ aOS
Pillow Cases. made of Atlantic
Mills muslin, 54x36-inch size, L.
Sheets. made of Fruit the
Loom" muslin. size S1x9O go.
inches, each ......... OZC
Hemmed Pillow Cases. made of
Fruit of the-Loom" muslin, size
42x36 and 45x36 inches, ~
Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases.
Size 45x36 inches. each. ......5 3c
Size 10x36 inches, each. .66c
Size 54x36 inches, each. ..74c
Wamsutta S. T. Full Bleached
sheetinss, best quality made
20 45- in yard yard. 1Sc 65-in- yard. 27c
eo-in. yard, SIC
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WOrnen's PetticOats,

Second Floor
oOc-Striped Bingham Petticoats,
%SN made with one deep ruff1e
and double rows of fancy stitching.
dno-BIack and White Check
4>N Sateen PetticOats, made
with umbrella-shaped ruffie, fin
ished with two small ruffies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-03
EVERYTHING GOING UP.

Better buy Real estate viii
liable a days
Vacant half
0dsrn 9Th and
Ne" cottage bath complete
h baIa perc
r odern furnace
ak North Topeka roperyu to
L
to car FL terms
cksnth
IN h
Cheap Small amour
a
Lincoln lots Want position
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REAL EsTATE-RoUDEBUsH.


z room. house. IL lots. On Tyler st, near
5th. $1,000.
A fine corner. on Park, west side, 5 room
cottage. Size.
room house. new. fine location. on
high ground. near Washburn. IL lots. 81
$50.
room house. IL lots. on Monroe St.
close in, bath, gas, $1,000
New room house, bath. gas, furnace.
shade. 60 feet front, west side, 900. This
is a snap.
room house. bath. furnace. ~ lots.
east front, $1,000.
six lots. near Cages park, foundation.
cistern, $3.50
- acres. 5 room cottage. good location.
crop and stock with place. 5000.
Several farms and small tracts to ex-
change for city property.
Many houses of all sizes and prices. al
so farm land in this and adjoining coun-
ties.
800 acres 40 miles from Emporia. improv-
ed farm, viii trade for smaller farm or
city property.
Safety deposit boxes 50 per year.
Farms for sale and trade.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH.
10Y West Sixth St
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EASTERN KANSAS FARM BARGAINS.

al 2seto Of
fomtW r. R
set
farm mach rice 20
acres ehouse sedba
nothea a
Al
farm
acres fow,n 7oonco
to town. acre a fine alf land
big barnIo o ru I'm mouse
acres mil irony hburn collie 6ne la771
about 20 ac Der acre
81 acres NJ on ottage, good seq
q re as adver tsed.
T.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH Us IF 7 OF
=, ,,.,sr s,1,rt, or DAVIS
]" WEST sAAla p. TOPEKA. Ez2NaAzss
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FOR SALE-Buy one of these and get the
coming advance in value: acres fne
garden land, Oakland. first payment 500.
rooms Taylor St, near Bethany, first
payment $3.50; 6 room cottage close in,
Western ave, first payment 500; 3 rooms,
LoWman Hill. first payment So; rooms
Lawrence St, first payment so; IL lots
Clay near 18th, first payment so; lots
Washburn car line. first payment 500
Kansas ave lot North Topeka near depot.
first payment 500: z rooms Fillmore st
near 9TH. first payment $500; 4 acres West
10th close in. first payment 500.
n J. BROWN, II Columbian bldg.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MANUFACTURING concern with grow
ing business handling a product that
consumers are in constant need of, de-
sires to make arrangements with enter
prising party for this city and vicinity
to INTRODUCES and further sales Article
reVolutiOmizes modern industry. Must
have push and some capital Splendid
opportunity for enterprising men Goods
advertised extensively. Address for par
tieulars P o. box 564, New York.
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ELIAS WHITE & co.

FOR SALE.
A bargain in r. house. 4 lots, good
barn, close to car line $500.
Nice . r. cottage, u lots Snap at $1,000
New r cottage, barn, cellar, cistern
Good 6 r. house, Il lots. close to car
20 acres. two sets of imp. both new
houses, IL mile out So. 200 Bargain.
10 a. close in, 4 T. house, barn, fruit,
shade, good soil. $500.
The best 100 a. farm in the county,
close to city, highly imp. SO, 400.
so a. s miles out, $500.
We want to exchange fine so a. farm,
miles out. for city property in good To-
cation. What have you2
40 a. $1,000, 40 a. $1,000. 40 a. s., 200, 40 a.
IS, 400-all close in.
See US for bargains in real estate.
ELIAS WHITE & co.
$50 Kansas Ave. Phone 1884.
FOR SALE lots on ". 9Th. corner Lin
coin, modern room cottage across rear
of lots. faces Lincoln. leaving room for
another house on 5th. Make offer. Adj
dress sos W. Sth St Ind tel. 5252-
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ROGERS. DAVIS & CO.
PHONE AS.
10 WEST SIXTH.
ZOE sALE


whe
polished oak woodwork
neshborhood Price
near condition
rice
on Buchana Prices
nonres den. ak offer
east frontIo OTIS or PoIz 81 Pr
esoutho Of room
OLE m shade tree by
value
u east front
al
prce Owne nonre
o sd o a
dence porcelain
A
all n
On in
time will
o
ROGERS.
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w. c. STEPHENSON & co.
IND. TEL. 654.
500 KANSAS AVE.

room ronAT A Lows front
oil dbathv
r cash. ance6 perce
o. St tn hrd Of an hot
in sink in the
kitchen connection good barn Price $500 This the
hal stairs
n orders
a o. terms.
in yard s
bIocxt
new Sumner schoo rice his a snap
building Fillmore St
KANSAS AVE
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FOR SALE.

10 acres fruit and garden 81 miles north
east, choice bearing fruits, berries, 5
room cottage, barn, poultry houses. hog
pasture; all in good shape, s2.1OO-
"a acres river bottom garden farm
miles out, variety of fruit; good buildings.
$500.
50 acre farm, all creek bottom; miles
northwest of Topeka; timber and stream;
Is acres in wheat; light buildings; school
house Z mile; daily mail, $1,000. Very
easy terms.
Other farms, suburban tracts.
J. E. TORRINGTON, 100 w. 6th St.
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DAWSON & PIERsoN.
IND. PHONE 1oss.

10 EAST SIXTH PHONE I@a
mi north wit basem roon house, good
other fru abou
a 81 a ere
room house. stories sennent
in grass mperac
IN
modern house
he
& PIERsoN
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RFNT-ETTSCELLA
FOR RENT-Mv farm , miles west of
North Topeka. Cash or shares O. P
Updegraff, 515 West 6tia st.
FOR RENT-High grade stock or dairy
farm of 80 acres / mile south OF Topeka
on macadam road. INQUIRE A. A. Hurd
1134 Tyler St
FOR RENTAL or part of a store room.
main floor % by 50 feet GIG Kansas
ave. DR. g. r Lux
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WI 10 YOU 80?


in
Isl acres13 mHles 'front.' peka smooth ich soil &S4o
10
houses that xilp au
avlIp
New 5rcomc ottag and5 in aklandS .a0
in
o n pl
farms. Iarge is 10 hO
Iakt the OF rms a lei mexn
d all Of grain FRUIT
att prices
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SOUTH CENTRAL KANSAS.

Kiowa. Ford and Meade counties.
IIiowa county's farm products for 1903
were 81. Oss, ss465
Grazing lands from $3.50 to $500 per
acre.
Farm lands from $500 to $1,000
Go with US February 9Th. round trip SO;
refunded if you purchase.
See us for Westlawn lots. Prices from
$3.50 to $500.
.NIDER & KNOX,
Ind. Tel. 1928 113 w. Sixth St.
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LIKE RENT.


New r. cottage. large barn, 2 lots. east
front southwest, $780, cash, balance like
rent.
II r. house, new barn, east front, shade,
AZ blocks to state house. $1,000 cash, bal
ance payments.
160 acre farm, improved, close to town,
Usage Co. $500 cash. balance like rent.
40 acres. / 0milesz out $500 cash, balance
easy payments.
You don't know what you miss if you
do not investigate these.
THE SHELDON REAL ESTATE CO.,
S19 Kansas Ave. Ind. phone 1916.
FOR SALE-See me at once about that
attractive room cottage, IL lots, on
Western ave. Either cash, or $500 cash,
balance monthly. F. J. Brown, II Co
lumbar bldg
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Has lots. rooms. wen and oistern.
barn, chicken and coal house, extra good
cellar, sewer, which can be bought for
s., 100. Near 18th and Lincoln. A bargain.
554 Kansas ave. Ind 800.
FOR sALE-snap. New house, large
rooms; $500 handles. SIS Polk.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine new cot
tages, West side. Inquire 252 West St.
GEO. NJ NOBLE < co.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.
Some Special Farms and City Bargains.
4a5 KAN. AVE. OPP. PosToFFIcE.
SPECIAL FARM BARGAIN.
$1,000 for 100 acres miles from Harvey
Vile, Wabaunsee county. All fine land,
40 acres bottom. all tillable, 100 acres cult,
4 acres orchard. 4 acres alfalfa, good
fences, good 6 room house, large new
barn, fine grove $1,000 if sold at once.
GEO. NJ. NOBLE & CO,
Both phones IA 435 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-BuiIding site on Horne st.
between 9TH and 9Th. J. D. Gossett, 60l
Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-A few lots for sale in
Douthitt Place. H c. Root, Bates block.
FOR SALE room cottage, lots. cor
nering on Central Park; $3.50 cash, bal
I ance easy payments Inquire 163S Clay ST
LYTLE < son.
1908 Kansas ave. Bell phone 286I-Red
! 8 story brick. East 18th st. Make an
offer. Will sell or trade for land or city
property.
FOR SALE-1,vyo acre tracts. close in
! improved, 81 800 and $1.o0U respectively
/ Other suburban tracts equally cheap
Some good city and farm bargains Shep-
! herd, 112 East 9Th ST.. with Shaffer.
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FOR SALE.

1ss, y miles southeast. good new house
and barn, fine farm, $500
100, 3 miles from Silver Lake, good
stock and grain farm, $4,000.
1OS acres miles out, good improve
ments, $50 per acre.
Suburban tracts, chicken ranches and
city property of all kinds.
MILLER & NIXON.
Both phones, 1913. 6l5 Kansas Ave.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
Tel. 94S. 116 w. Sixth St.
FOR SALE:
IL lots, room modern house, west side,
near pavement and ear-hne neighbor-
hoods, sou
On Quincy street south. rooms above
basement. Cost g, 800 exclusive of ground.
For quick sale will take S1.5e0
New mooern house, s rooms, elegant
finish, on paved street, southwest; one of
the best locations in the city. A bargain.
vacant lots. Buchanan street, near
Central park. Only vacant ground in the
block. For quick sale, $3.50 each.
vacant lots, Buchanan street, fine 10
cation, $3.50 each.
, vacant lots near Central park on cor
ner, east front, $500 each.
Fine lots, Mulvane street near Wash
burn, $500 and 1925 each.
l12 lots, z rooms and bath, y block to
pavement, splendid location, Garfield
avenue, south. Sl,S75.
See us for bargains. We make speciality
of property in Washburn college neigh
borhood and Santa Fe shop district.
WILSON & NEISW ANGER
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WANTED-Dctective for profitable Sc
cret service work to act under orders;
no experience necessary Write Webster S
Detective agency, Des MOines, Ia
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wANTED-FESfALE HELP

WANTED-Womam for general house
work NO washing. Middle aged wo-
man who is fond or children preferred
Inquire sol Lincoln street.
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LOST AND FoY1ra.

LOST-Today mans gold watch chain
and iadys gold watch chain wrapped
in small box. Return for reward to 1l77
Brooks ave.
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WANTED-By Chicago mail order house,
assistant manager, each county; $4,000
weekly and expenses; expense money ad-
vanced. Position permanent, experience
unnecessary. Address Manager, 132 Lake
street, Chicago.
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AGENTS i'm every locality send for our
terms and special inducements. No
competition, great demand, safes tremen-
dous and easy. Standard G. R. Co., 395
Broadway, New York
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WANTED-RaiIway mail clerks, postof-
fee clerks and carriers Applicants
should prepare at once for spring exani-
nation Course most complete. Our stu
dents received highest grades in last ex-
aminations. Salaries $500 to $500. Ad-
dress with stamp, giving age, height and
weight. Central Correspondence college,
Indianapolis. Ind.
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INCEST LOTS IN TOWN.

In Westlawn addition-they are selling.
too. All modern conveniences; sidewalks
in. Prices right and terms if you wish.
We sell them. Any lot in the tract will
sell 25 per cent higher after few months.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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SALESMAN to sell first class nursery
stock pay weekly, stock guaranteed
true TO name For terms write G. l..
Knight. LaWrance. Kan.
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WANTED Chambermaid at Fifth Ave
nue. hotel
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WANTED-Young girl to help with house
work and so to school. Apply 10 Hun
toQu ST.
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WANTED-Local and travelling agents
for observation-disclosures, salary and corgmis-
sion, credit given, orders filed same day
received. Novelty Shear Co., 1874 La Sale
St, Chicago, Ill
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTED-SaIesmen of ability and neat
appearance to call on all merchants in
Their territory; elegant side line CON
venient to carry; good commissionsi
prompt remittance. Belmont Mig Co.,
Cincinnati o.
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vANTED-E'EafAEE aErp.

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ANTED-Competent girl to do genera
house work. 621 Topeka ave.
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oFFTcIAT. ANNouNCEalE.NI
FOR clerk Of DistFlet Court.

RICHARD i. THOMAS IS A CANDI-
date for clerk of the district court SUD
ject to the Republican primary.
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For Register Of DEEDS.
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FOR SALE-See me at once about that
attractive 6 room cottage, ~ lots, on
Western ave. Either cash, or $500 cash,
balance monthly. F. J. Brown, II Co.
lumbar bldg.
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WANTED-AGENTs

AGENTS Making Fortunes with our soap.
Large handsome mirror free with every
six-cake dollar box at Introductory price
IS cents. 133 per cent. profit. Outsells
everything. Branch office and crew man
ayers wanted. Parker Chemical Co., Chi
cagO.
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$50 A MONTH salary and expenses to
men with rig to Introduce our guaran-
teed poultry and stock remedies. Send
for contract; we mean business and fur
Springfield, III.