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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-10
STORY THAT QUANTRELl
ALIVE ON VANCOUVER ISLE

Victoria, b. c.. Aug. 9,--Bin GUAM
trell, leader Of Quantrel's guerllias IN
the Civil war, who, according to ms
torv aled OF wounds at Kentucky
hospital after his raiders were cut up
is alive and lives at Quatsino, on the
northwest coast OF Vancouver island,
under the name of John sharp, accord
ing To number OF people who have
conversed with him. j. u. Duty, q
prominent tlmberman, who recently be-
Gaming interested In timber land at
ouataino. recognized John Sharp. who
is over 20. why and gray, as Quantrell,
DUFFY having been a member OF the
Michigan troop OF cavalry which cut
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N daily contact with men and wo-
N men shoppers had good deal TO
saw about "extrnvagant SPEND
ers.' foolish buyers" and
"wastefu mlsmanagers." Now they
speak pltyingly about the women who
are prey to the shopping microbe
There IL no other way to account for
the vagnrles by which they seem to be
possessed" said n jewelry store clerk.
THE other day story was printed
about well-dresscd woman WHO went
the rounds of leading jewelers. having
expensive trinkets sent c. O.. II. TO fjc-
titious persons at fictitious addresses.
When arrested she said she couldn't
help II. Wen. there isn't store In
this city that sells Jewelry that couldn't
tell offhand n dozen such stories. and
dozens more about c. o. DIS sent to
persons with bona flde address who
promptly sent the goods back for some
trifinR reason or other. And the queer
thing about 1t is that In no case was it
confidence game. Confidence games
arc in another class.
These women were ladies --or seemed
to be, None wanted to steal the piece
of iewelry she selected. nor tried to
make on with It, She simply had to
buy IT, even though she couldn't pay for
1t. There's no kleptomania or plain
stealing about that. It's another sort of
| mania altogether.
Shopping mcrobe? Exactly. 1t
seems to be something that gets into
the blood and plays the mischief with
women who haven't much spare cash.
THE other day two young women
came In to look at neck chains. the
kind that have a jeweled pendant at
tached. They were not extensively
dressed and | wondered when I was
| asked to show chains that cost several
hundred dollars each. but of course 7
| had TO trot them out. l kept a sharp
| eve on the tray though, and ON the wo-
men who hung over the things compar-
| ing, praising and showing the keenest
delight in handling them. Finally said
one with a grand air: L will take this
pointing TO q $500 chain and pendant
| Please send II c. o. d. | took her
| name and address and when the pair
| left the store quietly put the thing
| back in the case No. didn't even take
| the trouble TO telephone. and l heard
| nothing more from the young woman.
| Had the transaction been o. X. she
| would have telephoned in a few hours
asking Indignantly why the chain
| had not come"
Next to jewelry lingerie waists and
| silk stockings are most often or
! dered, with no intention of buying. IN
| nearly every hosiery department at this
| season, the display includes fascinat-
| ing examples In silk marked at a great
bargain, sometimes as low as 81 pair.
| Few women can resist them at that
| price.
| The other day two stout women
| paused before one of these signs,
felt of the hosiery, exchanged approving
4 H.
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up Quantrelrs forces. He stated to
Duffy that he was correct in his rec
ognition. Sharp said he had been left
as dead and. instead of dying of his
wounds at Louisville. as history record
ed, hand taken a horse and ridden
miles and disappeared. He made his
way TO South America, living a num-
Der of years in Chile, whence he went
to Texas. where he engaged in the
cattle business, making considerable
money which he exhausted. Then he
went to Oregon, where he punched
cows and drove cattle over the noun
tains. From Oregon he came to Brit
ish Columbia, nearly two decades ago,
and engaged in logging at different
camps of the northeast coast of Van
couvcr island until 10 years ago, when
he became a trapper of the northern
coast.
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JUDGE ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Houston, Texas, Aug. 1O,--Judge II.
b. Short was arrested az Center, Tex,
yesterday while holding court on an
indictment charging him with the
murder OF DR. Mike Paul last fall, He
was engaged IN trying an important
clyil suit. but the arrest caused a
postponoment until he could furnish
bond Of $4,000 Or, Paul was one OF
crowd pursuing a negro Dick Gar
rott Garrett took refuge In the home
of Judge short ana fired on the pur-
suers, killing Dr. Paul. Garrett had
preliminary trial, while the court
house was garrisoned with militia. ana
grand 1uries have met since DIR. Paul
Was killed. and no Indictment WAS re-
turned against Judge short until The
third jury met.
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NOTICE. TO WHOM 1T MAY corr
and Samuel -. Wooiiey, heretofore do
ing partnership business under Tho
firm namo and style of tho palace
Laundry" at No 7bS East Fourth South
transferred ali their said business and
laundry to Louis \. Marks aud Arthur
Robinson, who will continue the business
at the old stand. All parties having
claims against the Former partnership
or laundry. are hereby notified to present
tho snme immediately at No. 75S East
Fourth South Street. salt Lake City.
WILLIAM $. HILL,
ELIZABETH HILL,
SAMUEL u. WOOLLEI.
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Seldom
Wear Out

DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills relieve pain-not
only once, but as many
times as it is necessary to
take them. Many persons
who suffer from chronic
ailments find in them n
source of great relief from
the suffering which they
would otherwise be COM
PEELED to endure. Their
soothing influence upon
the nerves strengthen
rather than weaken them.
For this reason they sell
dom lose their effective
ness.
II am az years old and have suffered
r5r years from Nervous na fr1n1ies
Of the heart. shortness Of breath,
sieeplessness. and pain around tho
Heart. The DR., Miles Anti-Pain pills
know what / should do without them.
and they are the only remedy / have
over uaed that either did not wear
out in less time than l have been us
ing them, or else the injurious, results
were such that | would be obliged TO
cease their use"
"a Carter ST.. Chattanooga. Tenn.
Or. Miles Anti Pain Pills are sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
the fret package viii benefit. II II
falls, he VIII return your money.
rs doses. rs cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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Bids will be received at the office Of
the Utah State Fair Association, IS w.
Srd South ST., Salt Lake city, Utah, for
timothy hay. baled alfalfa aud baled
straw, same to be delivered at the Fair
Grounds during the Fair, Sept. %, 10
Oct. 8.
Bids must state price per ton. as the
amount to be used cannot be determined
until the close OF the Fair however. the
approximate amount needed will bc IS
tons OF alfalfa, 2S tons of straw, and 10
tons of timothy.
Bids will be opened Monday morning.
Aug. TO- 1901. at 10 O'Clock.
HORACE s. ENSIGN. Secretary
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MuTINIEs IN KOREA.

Seoul, Aug, i0.-Among 10 provincial
and metropolitan Korean garrsons
three mutinies have taken place, name
ly at Seoul. Hon-Ju and Won-Ju.
The first named garrison was Grad
icated; the second Is in flight with Gen.
Hazegnwas' cavalry In pursuit OF the
fugtyes. while the situation at Won
Ju Is alarming.
Korean troops have been Joined by riot
ers and the japanese officers hay;
He'd. The Korean commander was
summoned to Seoul. but he disobeyed
the order. and Japanese troops are now
marching against the town They VIII
not reach there before tonight.
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INDICTED CORPORATIONS.
Conviction Would Render -Four Lila
HE To Fine Of $4,000. 900.

Jamestown n. Y, Aug. 9.--Convic-
tions on all the counts OF the lndict-
ments returned today by the federal
grand jury for western New YORK
v5nuld render four corporations liable
70 fines aggregatlng sls.2io0Oo.
Judge Hazel received the report iate
today from the jury's Investigations
oc the governments charges against
me Standard oil company. the Vacuum
oil company, the New YORK. c-ntral
and The Pennsylvania railroads OF CIV,
ing aud receiving special and Illegal
concessions on shipments of oil from
Oean. n ". to points In Vermont,
The report Includes the presentation
OF two indictments against the stand
ard oil company, two against the Vac
mum oil company. two against the New
York Central and Pennsylvania joint
ly and two against each of these rhll-
roads s,narately. one Of the indict-
ments against each corporation con-
tains 1855 counts and the other 40 counts
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sEATTLE's NEW LIBRARIAN

Seattle, Aug. 9.-Carl b. Roden, as
sistant In the Chicago public library.
was today elected Librarian for the Sc
attic library.
Mr.. Roden is now head of the cata-
loguing department in the Chicago
library and Is regarded as an authority
on this phase of the work.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. 10

The Highland Mining ana aotaan }
company. a corporation. Loe ,1,,,,rirs
mines. Cache county Dlan' ~ cItS
place OF business. Salt Lhhs NM
Utah Notice is hereby given :, M
at o meeting Of tho dlrsesG,,99Irns - eor|
Highland Mining and Mililns s,s xxx
pany held July 16. 1907, h a,sess Nd
No. l6 OF one % cent per sn" Init
levied on all the OUTSTANDING ahis 4.
stock OF the corporation, payap secr,-
or before Aug. II. 1907, 10 w IA
tary and treasurer AZ ms onl~'
street, Salt Lake city, ptan, assess
Any stock upon which iiis Se sall
ment may remain UNPAID On dtllpl
nth day OF Aug. 1901 WI W. a pub
auent and advertised for SAFE Nv r..
liz auction, ana unless payn'esnnnr, ion
celved before. will be sold on ee ppf,ee 4
1907. at 2 o'clock p. m, az Wv ,qq r. 81
the Secretary and Treasurer, ~ delIn
Salt Lake city, Utah, TO pay IVY ne cos
quent assessment together WV w sale.
OF advertising and expense el,retary
j. 10. ANDERSON. s,,,, IIitah
17a # Ct, Salt Lake S'l i3oo7
First publication, July sOtn, l'4,
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GOLD DUST STOLEN.

Fairbanks, Alaska, Aug. s.--Meager
details have been received here of the
robbery OF SO pounds of gold dust.
valued NJ $4,000 from n registered
mail sack between Eagle and Rampant.
The sack originally contained so pounds
There is no clue TO the thief.
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NOTICE OF APPI.rC,Tox
INCORpOIl A,r,SN 10 N

In The THIRD District co,,r,
salt Lake County. State OF it,nA ana Il
matter Of the Application OF ian in N Il
Incorporated. Notice Is harei,:s' 70 he ii,
the Vespasian- HooRley Mininsr given II,
q. corporation formed under Sompan,
me STATE Of Utah. has presented avs ,s b
ty. Utah. petition praying a. IKE Com
20 iis.ncorporate and disselve Wy Alone
saturday, the 10Th day OF s,ir Ssq Va
thereafter as counsel can 10 as so,
been appointed as the time nn lard, Ma
able Nor Morris l. Ritchies Court RdmdsSao
the Third District Court OF Salt iitt0T |. 9
application Is to re heard, ~ "n'ch ss,
Witness the Jerk OF said Com,
the seal thereof affixed. this az VIII
July, A. ID. 1907. 9'h Day d
(SeaD ]. u. ELDREDGE III 80
BY WIN. =. Jenkins. Deputy cie,,S e's
Mays & orem. Attorneys for BIZ n
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Manti Temple win close July 10.
and reopen Aug. "a, 1907.
LEWIS ANDERSON. President.
The st. George Temple will close
on Friday, June 2S. 1907. and re-
open on Tuesday, Aug. 81. 1907.
DAVID n. CANNON,
President.
The Logan Temple will close on
Friday, July 10. and reopen on Mon
day. Sept. 2. 1907.
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A r one time those who cnme into
N daily contact with men and wo-
men shoppers had a good deal TO
saw about "extrnvagant spend-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-05
SIS ACRES

MILES FROM CAR, 9TH AND KAN
sAs AVE, 70 ACRES IN CULTIvA-
TON, So ACRES CREEK BOTTOM, 4
ROOM HOUSE, NEW BARN AND
SHEDS. $50 BUDDED PEACH TREES.
PRICE $4,000.
70 ACRES MILES OUT. ALL IN Gull
TIVATIoN, ALL BOTTOM, IS ACRES
ALFALFA. BALANCE CORN. NO
BUILDINGS. PRICE SIS PER ACRE
40 ACRES Ia MILES TO STREET
CAR LINE, HIGHLY IMPROVED.
GOOD BUILDINGS, 10 ACRES IN AL
FALFA PRICE $4,000.
MOFFITT & SHILLINGLAW,
2o6 W. 9Th ST., Topeka, Kansas.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

Western aye. 10 rooms. all oak finish.
modern throughout. Owner leaving. It's
a bargain.
Lincoln, rooms. modern. $780,
Polk. near Polk street school, rooms,
modern. new, $500
Harrison, rooms, lots, modern, $. 400
Monroe, rooms. modern. new, $500
Potwin, rooms, modern, $500. 4
ern, S. 100.
Polk. rooms, new modern and very
cheap. $500
Van Buren, 10 rooms, modern. very fine.
$500.
West 10th, a modern mansion, modern 10
rooms. See us for price.
w. 10th. rooms, modern, very cheap
$500.
East 10th. rooms, modern. new, great
bargain, $500.
Topeka ave. srooms, close in. modern,
s.. 500
Harrison, 10 rooms, steam heat, close in.
one of the best bargains we know Of
s., 600
Jackson, II rooms, lots. very fine, S.
500.
Western ave, 10 rooms, modern, new,
very fine. 5000.
Tyler. 10 rooms, modern. elegant, $1,000
Harrison close in. T. rooms, east front,
modern. $4,000.
Quincy, close in. s rooms, cheap. $500.
Tyler, 10 rooms, modern. new and very
fine home. $1,000.
BENNETT & CHARLES.
$50 KANSAS AVE.
BOTH PHONES 217.
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LOTS
LOTS
LOTS
FINE HOMES
FINE HOMES
FINE HOMES

fine mode
ymodern DOM
ynnoden cottage good location bargain
nhoneW
ew5r mmoden Gotta
ehome,2 shruppeS
2&o-Ouin strictly modern
4aO-New moderner ON snow you
2An-New modern land veryp
-Newco egoodb barn.
1900 New6r ottage, MOI
o1e'
weu,c sternb
so-Tbis location
etc Price re-
duced to
in Morrs
Overs
mprov ennens A barg a
6O-Th sbuys5 Oacrefa rm
Very nne4o acres uplan
4nnnesf
dpature. 1acreo cha poor
IIsTY
EAREo OFFERING PROPOSITIONS IN WEST
CALL UP INSURANCE
1. s.
SIP
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

New room modern house. gas ana
electric light furnace, bath and closet, 1
block from Kansas ave-, 500 down. bal
ance like rent. Price $3.50
room cottage. bath, closet and lava
tory, gas for heat and light. IL east
front lots, well located, on the west side
s. 100
room cottage. barn, lots. east front
lots, located on corner. plenty of old elm
shade. This is an ideal home, on west
side, / block from car line. Price $500.
Very complete moderen home, east
front lots, choice neighborhood, on west
side, $500.
New 4 room cottage. convenient to San
IA Fe shops, "a block from car line and
pavement, III lots, $1,000
room residence, gas for light and heat,
well located. near Santa Fe shops. on pay
nnents, $500.
RODGERS. DAVIS CO.,
Ito West Sixth St.
Both Phones 41s.
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ron sAIIE-REAn ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
ALL LIVE oNrs-Iook THEM OVER

olege I'LL, lots mod
room
Z
it. new modern sroon
eneson 6room
room
Lane ots,9 room moden house newt
Lincolu,3 lo roc
Lincoln,2 room
Monroe, 10 Groom
Tx. OF 5roornc
OTIS room
evneen tn vests
Topeka lots sroonm
room
close in
Van Burenc lose in
room
transfer station
Al D
andsI Target pea I'M
p
uninnproved
H C.
ss1 a
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READ ABOUT THEM
go TO SEE THEM
AND YOU WILL BUY THEM

West SIDE room 2 story house. clos
cts pantry, reception hall, fine mantel
and fire place. with gas attached, big ce-
mented cellar, porches, good foundation,
g lots 165 feet deep, cement walks, fine
grape arbor. all kinds of fruit. block of
car line, good barn, buggy shed. Snap
81 500.
West Sth, near Tyler. room story
house, cellar, gas, electric lights. porches
and all in good repair. only $500
lots E. Euclid ave-, room story
house, cellar, cistern, well at door. fine
shade. barn for horses, outbuildings,
fruit for family use. An estate IN ITSELF
$3.50
Near Potwin, 6 room house, cellar, well,
cistern. chicken house and yard, gas in
house for light and heat, house in fine
shape, 2 lots, fronting Willow park, in
cumberance $500. Price 81, 800.
DAWSON & PIERSON,
104 EAST SIXTH ST.
PHONES: IND. 1898. BELL 144s
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PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE co.
PHONES: IND. s72. BELL 1851.
~ 1o7 WEST FIFTH ST.


A
COM
PLETE.
CEN
1sso-NEw
VACANT LOTS EVERYWHERE.
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FOR SALE

1872 LINCOLN STREET, FINE
ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, POR-
CELAIN BATH FIXTURES. CE-
MENTED CELLAR, GAS LIGHT
AND HEAT, LARGE CISTERN
AND CITY WATER, SEWER
TAXES PAID OUT. so FOOT LOT,
DELIGHTFUL SHADE, FRUIT
LARGE VERANDA IN FRONT.
PRICE LOW. GIVEN ON IN .
CURRY.
s11 NORTH KANSAS AVE, LOT
% BY It's. FAIR BUILDING.
WILL RENT FOR 5000 PER
MONTH. PRICE $3.50.
1925 POLK, MODERN ROOM
HOUSE. PRICE REASONABLE.
GIVEN ON INQUIRY AT PRENI-
SEES
RICKENBAcHER REALTY CO..
534 KANSAS AVE.
PHONE 1853.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY


YOU US
ROOMS STRICTLY MODERN AND
sIANE ST s
FRONT
CLOSE LOCATION
WA DOW
1
A GOOD LOCA-
THE
RED Manager E. SEVENTH STREET
F
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CULTIVATED
TuRE ORCHARD. ROOM HOUSE
HEAL o
LES
s
LII
fiNON
POsToFFICE
GOOD
ANDBA
mn PHONE 1eo
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FOR TRADE

bs1z acre farm, 30 acres bottom, room
house, we'll barn, cave, some fruit, some
timber, close to school and church. ten
miles southeast of Topeka Trade for To-
peka property.
ELMER R. BARNES & CO..
12l West Fifth St.
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A. D. JONES & co.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS & INSURANCE.
600 KANSAS AVE.
TOPEKA, KAN.
PHONES: IND. s45. BELL $780,
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US.

Two 5-room houses on Lincoln street.
81, 400.
One 4-room cottage on Lawrence, 500
500 cash, balance IS per month
5 room cottage on Madison, $1,5oo; S'oo
cash, balance time.
room house on Madison, Ia lots. Sl'soo
One 7-room and one 4-room house, on
east side, both for $500.
Two 4-room cottages on Monroe, $500
each.
room modern house on Jackson st. So
500.
room modern cottage on Jackson ST.,
$500
room new modern house on Jackson,
"a, 500.
We have small tracts near city. also
lots.
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FOR SALE-Near washburn. rooniSd
house and lots. east front, good well.
cellar gas, fruit. ETC., cheap. Easy terms
Address c. L., care Journal.
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AND INVESTMENTS

$50 2lotss roons,e
modern
265o lots 6roonns mode goodc
brings $24 month
1 10 room N3 month
l. New room SIS month
EACH,
Finer
oacrefa
trade for $1,000 stock
81,
ID
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.1kmnefro chooLz mne from R R
W. D.
INDP 1864 W. FIFTH ST
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SHOP DISTRICT
EASY PAYMENTS


WE HAVE THREE.
MONTHLY
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
KANSAS AVE
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MAGNIFICENT TOPEKA HOME
am making plans to improve and move
fherefore I wish to sell my present home
nj 1858 Western avenue. The house Is
nearly new, 10 rooms and a fine conserv-
atory with glass sides and roof. City
and cIstern water. hot and cold, gas, cleo
fricity. heat, porcelain bath. sewer and
pavement. Located on desirable corner,
he the most beautiful and elaborate yard
and flower garden in Topeka A bargain
cash or part time Consult write me.
- DIR. G. P. LUX,
Topeka, Kan.
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GUTHRIE & FLETCHER,

lose st, 5roon
East Eucnd -.
room modern house Madison the choice
sell SqskP PHONE E
M f ~
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

SC bdar but where pt dy expect
IenadR r. Maney roP Company.
81 have W.
oRMoR N1sHED HON. T
MORE IsIED
Topeka "
will allow them Opens Sunday snsp
Sixth CD Manager 81 sAUs AGENCY e
YBRos,s E
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FOR SALE-Must sell 104S Morris ave, 3
lots. rooms, modern. Ind. 121I2 rings
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ONLY SPECIALS.

ONLY SPECIALS.
FARM SPECIAL: 100 improved, near
Auburn, II miles S. w. of Topeka, 1-3 Gull
tivated, balance meadow pasture timber,
orchard, water, room house, barn for .6
head, and hay and grain, and only SIS per
acre this week.
All modern cottage and lots, fine barn.
near car and pavement; can sell today for
$3.50; less than cost.
SPECIAL PRICE if sold at once on 1o6
East 18th St. rooms, modern, not for
sale after Monday night.
Look at that Potwin modern home, All
About rs others specially good bargains,
in great variety of most desirable proper
ties.
Let us know what you want.
W. NJ. FORBES & CO., 107 W. eth st.
Ind 114O. Both phones. Bell 1872
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
See about some of these:
A new room modern house, lots,
close to Central Park, 5000. Terms on
part.
New 4 room house, III lots, on Central
room house, III lots, large barn, gas.
city and cistern water. Western ave-. ST.
7O0-S700 cash
80 acre farm L miles out. $500, or trade
for city property
for city property.
Property for sale. trade and rent; also
grocery stocks for sale and trade.
Call and see us. We will try and suit
CUNNINGHAM & HAzELRIG,
Jog East Sixth Street.
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{ SPECIAL FARM SALE
SPECIAL FARM SALE
SPECIAL FARM SALE

AND STREET CARS $50
PASTURE WITH NEVER
ASSORTED FRUITS BEARING LARGE ROOM
oUTBULD1NGs THIS is ONE OF
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FOR SALES. w. cor. Huntoon and West
SITS, lots. 81, $50.
Southeast corner Lane and 18th sts-,
Northwest corner Lincoln and 14th sts..
Lane St.. at end of 18th ST.. lots. ST.
$50
west ST.. at end of 18th St. lots. 81
go
Southwest corner Lincoln and Percy
sts., 8 lots, a room house, 50. 100. s4ufi
East front lots on Lincoln, between
Percy and 18th sts., $3.50 each. large shade
trees, city water. gas, sewer. paved ST.,
electric railway.
Highly Improved farm 655 acres 10 miles
from Topeka, near station, good alfalfa
land, $50 an acre, worth $65.
Well improved farm 660 acres II miles
from Topeka near station, good alfalfa
land, $40 per acre; worth $50.
One of the best farms in Kansas $50
acres, miles from Topeka, near new rail-
road, all alfalfa land, 500 per acre
T. w Harrison, 100 West Sixth Avenue.
CALIFORNIA irrigated land Valuable
informa ton for homeseekers- Bulletin is
sued by National Irrigation congress on
the great Sacramento Valley. mailed free.
Drop postal to Chas. F. O'Brien, dept. III,
l1O7 Post St, San Francisco. Cal.
FOR SALE-Must sell 104S Morris ave, 3
lots. rooms, modern. Ind. 121l2 rings.