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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
THE KILLARNEY OF AMERICA.

Nesting in frame of beautifully wood- ed shores lies a series of beautiful lakes 14 miles north of the city of Toronto, On tario, and known as the Lake of Bays Region" chain of seven lakes stud ded with lovely islands. with hotels throughout the district and good steam- boat service to all points attracts the tourist. angler and sportsman. Just the out-of-the-way sort of place to visit dur ing the summer months. For all par ticulars and free illustrated publication apply to W. Robinson, 506 Park Building. PittsburR. Pa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09

Etts apportioned-Zeller 9 in eight in- ninss, Ford, none In one inning. Two-base h't-Gardner. Three-base hit-C. Smith Stolen bases-Moesworth, Jordan G), Gardner.
 Sacrifice hits-Dyer. Paskert. Demont. Bases on balls-Zeller 2. HI. by pitched balls--Clark (Becker), Teller 2 (Molesworth, Latimer). Struck out-Zeller 10, Clark 1. Time. 205.
 Umpire-Zimmer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
FRANK WILL NOT PAY

Little Rock July S(specia)President Kavanaugh received tonight appeal the forfeit Memphis the of of to did not have to pay until decided.
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OTHER GAMES.

Anniston. July -(Special)-Anniston tied the score today in the ninth inning by timely hits. but Alabama City got four to the good in the tenth. Pearce of Alabama City was put out of the game for kicking. Score by innings:
 R.H. E. A1l1lSlOI sNpN ou' ''l V-o . o Alabama City ...... eco 26i Ooo 4-7 8 2 Batteries, Holden and Burgess; Ware and Stevenson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09

Beginning July first South ern Railway will establish a City Ticket Office in their pres ent location, corner 18th street, and First Ave, Morris Hotel Building. All railroad and Pull man tickets can be purchased at the new office between 800 a. m., and 600 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
HE WOULDN'T BELIEVE
 THE BARoNS HAD WON.

t A man in Anniston telephoned
 } The Age-Herald, requesting the re-
 suit of the game in Atlanta yester- } day:
 e Birmingham won. s to l." he was t informed.
 } Come off, there" came the reply,
 quit your joshing and talk the goods to me. This line of argu-
 } ment comes at 10 cents per minute" > It took dollars worth of argu- p ment to convince him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
LEAGUE LEADERS
 BEATEN EASILY
MIR. GUESE HELD MEMPHIS SAFE, PERMITTING BUT TWO TO GET MADE ERRORS.

New Orleans, July S.-New Orleans had little trouble in defeating the league lead CTS today. Memphis was outplayed in every department of the game The locals hits camo when needed. Only two vis- itors reached third.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
VETERAN HART
 IS INVINCIBLE
HOLD SPARK TO FOUR HITS. BENSON GAVE LITTLE ROCK FIRST TAlLEY, AND LATER THE HITS WERE PUNCHED.

Little Rock. July S.-Little Rock passed Shreveport in the league standing today by taking the first game of the series
 In the seventh Bensons throw into the bleachers allowed Rockenfield to score the tying run, and in the eighth the locals punched hits on Gaskill, winning the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Jackson Miss, July 9.-(Special )-Me- r,dlan failed to make use of her six hits today and was shut out by the the fol- lowing score:
 RH. E. Merfuldn .........,..'... .UuV VNo VV---V D U Jackson ..................2 200 900 0oO--2 Batteries Shulz and Downing; Robinson and Petit. Umpire, Bailey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09

Summary: TWo-base hlt, Bowcock. Sac rifice hits. Gilbert, Rapp. Stolen bases, Page, Hess. Bases on balls, Gaskill 2 Struck out, Gaskill 4. Hart f. Hit by pitcher, Carr. Double plays, Hart Douglass-Hess. Time 1850. Umpire, Rud- derham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09

Hear the youngest Prima Donna of America, at the Nickelodion, accompanied by her little sister, the great viz linist. all this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
Pointers to Fqf1dOf71

which a the rown mans face.
 
  fan sh ION m Andso t goes the keventh  the top with He
 
  his ability
 
   Barons  whatever clouds that later t h have to a Birmingham S a previously rmarked. At the eug the Atlanta scbes They od
  showed them  o th Mont  If the
   As ou the thing, which have be proud
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loldlS ........ Z5 |Batted for Maxwell in ninth.

Nashville .. .. .. ....... 101 900 003-5
 Summary: Two base hit. Wells. Three base hits, Maxwell. Bases on balls, Walsh 4, Perdue 1. Struck out. Walsh l. Max well 2; Perdue 1. Sacrifice hits, Malarky, Walsh. Stolen bases, Dobbs, Houtz Time, 1:50. Umpire, Rinn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09

The logical contenders for the Southern League pennant are New Orleans and Nashville. The Pelicans have been in and cutters all the season, but they have the stuff in them and If they don't ex- perience any more setbacks they should speed along at a merry pace till the end of the season.
 The Nashville team looks like the best all-around club in the league-stil there is something lacking There may bo something wrong with the manager or there may be some one weak spot and here's the prediction that they are going to prove this before the season gets much older
 Montgomery hasn't a bad ball team The Pretzels are weak in pitchers and one or two spots need mending. but they look like the very team to upset whole lot of calculations. Little Rock hasn't enough young blood. but Finn has a rat ting good club at that. Atlanta has a fairly good team. but from the Crack CTS performances in this city they would never be picked as a contender for tho pennant in a race with such teams as New Orleans, Nashville and Memphis. Shreveport has an in and out club which will do well to get sixth place.-New Or leans Item.
 The above was reproduced for the pur- pose of showing that brainstorms are not prevalent in Birmingham alone They have them also. in New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Twenty-eight thousand eight hundred and thirty people paid to witness base ball in the Southern League circuit on Independence day. Glorious weather com- bned to make the forenoon and afternoon the most profitable ever experienced by the southern managers. New Orleans, the metropolis of the south turned out least fanatics. Atlanta leading with two games and Birmingham getting second honors with It's two attractions. Added to the attendance of the Southern Is to be placed an estimated 15,00O people who saw South Atlantic league games, and 12000 who witnessed the games in the Cotton States circuit. and 1t will be seen that little less than 60,O00 people looked yesterday. Compared with past seasons this figure represented d respectable sea- sons gross attendance. Thursdays gross receipts in the Southern will be pooled with yesterdays games at New Orleans and Memphis and the gross will be pro- rated.-Shreveport Times.
 Sixty thousand saw baseball in Dixie on one day! All goes to prove how popu- lar the game Is in the land of berries and sunshine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
NASHVILLE WINS
 FROM MONTGOMERY
WALSH AND MAXWELL HIT WITH PROCEEDING EASE-MR. PER- DUE HELD THE VISITORS IN THE PALM OF HIS HAND.

Montgomery. July s.-Nashville hit Walsh and Maxwell at will, while Per due was never in danger
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Augusta, Ga., July S.-Holmes was given the very worst support today and Char leston won easily. Score
 R.H.E. Charleston ............. .002 002 007,-17 o Augusta .................W .W0 OOO OlO-1 6 Batteries, Foster and Resinger; Holmes and Fox.
 Coumpia, x. C., Juiy S.-Macon' punched hits in the fourth and fifth which won the game. Score:
 R.H.E. Macon ....................0 .000 320 00x-5 12 2 Columbia .................WV OOO UOO-O 5 Batteries, Quinn and Robinson; Schwenk, Buckley Mckay and Smith. Jacksonville, July S.-Sarannah outbat- ted the locals today, but Lee was steady in the pinches. Score:
 R.H.E. Jacksonville ....... 200 0O0 10x-3 i Savannah ............... 900 100 001-2 3 . Batteries, Lee and Roth; Neuer and Kahlkoff.
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Games Todd,

Birmingham in Atlanta. Nashville in Montgomery. Shreveport in Little Rock. Memphis in New Orleans.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis. 1: Milwaukee. 9. Kansas City, 1: St. Paul. 3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09

selling-Carew, Docile 100; Savoir Faire, Atilla, 102; Ruiloba, Louise Mcfarland, 1O7; Bendgo Matador, 10S; Gambler, 19; Clyde, IA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
Garvin Is Suostituted-Gardne and Smith Did Stick Work-Demont AppIauded When He
 First Appeared.
The Standing.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham 6. Atlanta 1.
 New Orleans 3. Memphis 0. Nashville 5, Montgomery 0. Little Rock 3, Shreveport 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09

New Orleans .....................UII .UII OOO Ulf-B
 Summary: Stolen bases: Nadeau. Sac riflce hit, Breitenstein Struck out, Guese 4, Cristall 1. Bases on balls, Guese 1, Cristall 3. Cristall g. Hit by pitched ball, Cristall ?. Wild pitch. Guese. Time, 1:39
 Umpire Hackett.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-09
Jacksonville

HN NNNIH bs Kahlkoff.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-08
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
-sPEcIALs-

4 We are sole agents for them
| 1917 jackson. close in, rooms, halls
bath. gas electricity, furnace. new house
well built, best of material. city water,
parties leaving city, $500.
1920 jackson, II rooms, 2 halls, bath,
pantry. electric light, hot water heat,
city water, cistern. shade, fruit. barn, a
| fine home in excellent condition, $780,
1920 Harrison, 2 stories. rooms. recep-
| ton hall, closets, bath. furnace. gas, good
cellar. well papered. nice place, worth
every dollar asked for 1t. $500
HOMES
rooms. lots. nice College hill home.
only $500.
rooms. gas. barn, cellar. city water.
cistern, close to car. fine location. cheap
at $500.
rooms. east side home. good for shop
man, gas, cellar, cistern. stable. only ST.
200.
rooms Polk ST.. gas. shade. city wa
ter. cistern. part time. balance like rent.
$1.750.
rooms, gas. cistern, shade. fruit, rents
for SIS. Van Buren,, close in and desira-
BILE. $500
5 rooms. Tyler. modern. cellar, cistern.
81, $50
Five rooms, Lincoln, closets, pantry,
and stop renting. 81, 100
rooms, Buchanan, fine little home,
just right for small family of or 3. or
more, $1,000.
II PER CENT INCOME PROPERTIES.
rooms Harrison, close. modern, $500.
9 rooms Fillmore, modern, So, 100. Terms.
rooms Garfield, nice, $500. Terms.
rooms Tyler, close in, s., 200. Terms
rooms Jefferson. modern, s., 800
rooms, Van Buren,, modern, So, 100
10 rooms, North Topeka, close in, 5000.
rooms Van Burent. modern, s2,10o.-
rooms Polk, nice place, close. s2,1O0-
IL rooms Madison, always rented, $500.
rooms Van Buren,, snap. 1900. Terms.
rooms Van Buren,, dandy, $3.50.
rooms. Clay, gas, city water. $1,150.
rooms Chandler, always rented, 81, 100.
rooms Chandler, never vacant, 81, go.
rooms. Branner. investment, s1,100.
6 rooms Topeka ave-, nice. 1,300
6 rooms E. Sth, in demand, $500
4 rooms Lime, this is good, $780,
rooms, East sth. shop district, $500.
rooms E. 5th ST., good rental, $3.50
rooms Lake, easy terms, $3.50.
2 good grocery stocks.
Houses for rent.
List your properties here.
Come in and get acquainted.
An Oklahoma farm to trade for Topeka
home
BENNETT & CHARLES
Crawford Bldg. Both Phones 277.
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FARMS AND TRACTS.

acres mile S. E. of Topeka,
room house, good stable, chicken
houses, II acre alfalfa, several
varieties of fruit s1,450.
Something extra: 10 acres fine 10
room house, cellar under all. pantry
closets and porches; barn 22x4o;
good hen house and other outbuild-
lnss- Several varieties of fruit. 1
dock of car line. Nothing better
around town. Terms, 5000 down.
balance $500 per year at per cent.
$4,65O.
miles from postoffice, 5 acres
with a room house, cellar. els
tern, well. good barn for 6 horses.
buggy room, corn crib, hen house.
This place nearly all set to fruit.
consisting of apple, peach, cherry.
plumb and small fruit. On macadam
road, improvements worth the ask
price. $1,000
acres near Washburn college. 3
room cottage, well, barn and work
shop, 20 acres Strawberries, vine
yard Cheap at g, 100.
80 acres miles southeast, 40 acres
good bottom land, good orchard, 10
acres good walnut timber, room
house, good cellar, well and cistern.
fine shade in yard; party bound for
California and must sell. Price
Price $4,000
DAWSON & PERSON.
Both phones. 1o4 E. 9Th st.
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-BARGAINS s.

s room modern house, 2 lots. Lane ST..
s. 900.
rooms modern, close in. w. 10th, s. 500.
rooms, modern, west side, fine, $500.
s., 100.
room cottage, close in, $500.
rooms close in. 81. 100.
rooms, new, Garfield, III lots, 81 $50
room cottage. IL lots, Taylor, 8. 200.
Fine building lots on paved ST., cheap.
Cottages payment plan.
Farms and small tracts. Money to loan
on farms and city property.
For exchange, Kansas hay land, Coffey
Co., 81, 800, for good western Kansas IS to
SO per acre land.
G.. W. w. YATES & CO.,
Both Phones.
Real Estate and Loans.
625 Kansas Ave. Room 8.
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WEST SIDE HozE-

sa,75o-11s lots. s room house, newly
painted. furnace, gas, electric light, city
water. sewer. barn. good shade. close to
car line
Ind. Phone ISL No. AZ Columbian Bldg.
He. BOWMAN.
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FOR SALE

New 8 room house. lots. on car line,
high. slightly location, fine shade, all kinds
fruit. chickens house and yard. $780,
room house, 8 lots, car line, $500
room house, lots, east of avenue.
800
J. D. MILLER, s15 Kan. Ave. Ind 154s
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FOR SALE

Buchan n.near5t 10 Is. 7rooms
in cold
A w price
kn n all good repair fruit AM shades
ell house, bath
no heatw cisn sewer
fine neighb
w.
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FOR sALE-REAr, ESTATE
ToR sA1E-REAn EsrATE.

PICTURES
RESIDENCE RECEPTION HAIL.
PARK VERY BEST IN THE
NEW ROOM HALL.
3 BLocK HOUSE
CLOSE IN ON rY-
2"o-NEW 5 ROOM COTTAGE
ST.. NEARLY MODERN
COTTAGE. CLOSE POLK ST. 2 LOTS
PARK ALSO
2 LOTS OR
PARTNERSHIP
BELL, PHONE
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ON HARRISON ST

NEAR 18TH. A FULLY MODERN 8
ROOM RESIDENCE. YOU KNOW THE
NEIGHBoRHOoD AND LOCATION,
AND JUST THINK THE PRICE IS ON
LY $685. LET ME SHOW YOU.
ELMER R. BARNES. 121 w. FIFTH ST.
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CLAY STREET

ss,75o-one and one half east front lots,
7 room house, gas. electric light, city
water. well. sewer. cistern, bath. barn.
H. c. BOWMAN.
Ind. Phone es1. No ~ Columbian Bldg.
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BEST INVESTMENTS
Both Phones.

400 and Al East Seventh, close 70 the
city heart Always rented, II per centers,
5 and rooms, city water, sink, sewer.
gas cellar, good condition, $500 or sep
arately 81 $50 and $500.
w. NJ Forbes & Co.. 1g7 w. Seventh St.
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$3.50 AND EASY TERMS.

621 Morris avenue, roomed large house,
40 feet: fine shade; city water. gas. sewer.
Price s, $50. About $500 down, balance
monthly.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Sole Agents.
107 East Seventh st.
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FOR sALE-REAb ESTATE.
SEE US 4U BUY.

20 acres. Il in cultivation. balance good
pasture, fair Improvements, $210O-
10 acres. joins city. new improvements,
good location, $780,
10 acres near city, room house. large
barn, good land. fruit and good water,
s., 800.
5 acres, improved. near city. to ex-
change for North Topeka property.
Ranches. farms. small tracts and all
kins of city property for sale and ex-
change. See us B U buy.
A D. JONES & CO..
900 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kan.
Phones: Ind. s45 Bell sSs.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

so acres miles n. w Of city, IS, 800
so acres miles N. z. of city, SIS per a.
30 acres miles north of city, $50 per a.
40 acres miles north of city, price 81, 500
"a acres 21z miles N. E. of city, price SIS
per acre.
80 acres s1z miles N. w. OF city, price
81, 800.
10 acres miles N. w. of Meriden. SIS
per acre.
800 acres miles N. of city, price $4,000.
Also small tracts and city property at
very low prices. All the above list are well
improved. Farms and prices all o. K. Cali
and see me.
c. J. NAuMAN. North Topeka.
r. E. d. No. .. Bell phone $751; rings
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COTTAGES

Fine room cottage, pantry. closets. gas
heat and light, city and cistern water in
house, cemented cellar all kinds of fruit
and shrubbery lots. This is a little
peach and only s. 300.
Another one, same size as the above,
cistern, cellar has light and heat, pam
try, bath room, closets, east front lots.
You can't afford to pass these up" with
out looking. ONLY $1,000
L. S. LOvITT & SON.
Both Phones. s12 Kansas Ave.
(Over Novelty Theater.)
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HARRISON sTREET, s.. ESQ.

New room all modern home. between
8 and blocks of capitol, So, $50, for imme
diate sale.
6 rooms, all modern, sth and Topeka
ave. for 5000
12oi Clay, $1,000 property, for $1,000
Close in Quincy modern, 81, 800.
W. NJ Forbes & Co., 1O7 w. Seventh st.
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TEN ACRE FARM

Best kind, / mile of city limits. for 81
300 200
Some south Topeka snaps. cheap build
Who wants III east front lots on Pine
street. between 10th and 18th, for go or
2 story, s room house and over lots
Lots and houses in all parts OF city at
lowest prices.
w. NJ. Forbes & Co., 107 W. Seventh st.
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-HoME-EAsY TERMS

2 east front corner lots, fine shade 6
room house. newly painted and papered'
cellar. well, cistern, gas. east of Santa
Fe lumber yards.
H. c. BOWMAN.
Ind. Phone $751; No. AZ Columbian Bldg
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THROUGH THIS LIST.
YOU OUGHT TO SEE THE H.
J. MILLER HOME AT s24 WEST
ST, z ROOMED HOUSE. MOD
ERN THROUGHOUT. OAK FIN
ISH, HARD WOOD FLOORS,
BEAUTIFUL HALL, GRADE
DOOR, LARGE ATTIC. PRICE
81. 200.
431 CLAY, GREATEST LARGE
HOUSE, BARGAIN IN TOWN. 3
ROOMS, EVERY MODERN CON
VENIENCE. ROOMS IN BASE
MENT, FINE BARN. PRICE 81
600. HURRY UP.
HERE'S A REAL SNAP. IN
ORDER TO SELL AT ONCE. 1913
w. 18TH, A PRETTY HOME,
ROOMS. NEAR WAsHBURN, 81
100.
1887 ARCH, 4 ROOMED. Pref
TY COTTAGE, 2 EAST FRONT
LOTS FACE NEW PARK, $3.50.
LOTS NEARBY HELD AT $500
EACH. tiss
1874 KANSAS AVE, ROOMS.
IL LOTS AND BARN, $3.50.
TERMS TO SUIT.
JUST A LITTLE DOWN, BAL
ANCE LIKE RENT. BUYS 400
BOLLES AVE, FINE HIGH
LOTS, FACING WASHBURN,
ALMOST NEW, 6 ROOM HOUSE,
GAS. WELL AND CISTERN.
ROOM FOR MORE HOUSES.
PRICE $500.
1926 TYLER, FINE LOCATION,
NICE LITTLE HOME, $1.S00.
SWELL COTTAGE 7os HORNE
ST., WESTLAwN, ROOMS. ALL.
MODERN, PLASTERED BASE
MENT. 11a LOTS, $3.50.
1926 LIME, 4 ROOMS, RENTS Sc.
TAXES 50. PRICE $500.
2LoTs, NORTHEAST CORNER
TENTH AND WEST, FINEST
SHADE IN THE CITY. Low
PRICE.
III LOTS s11 LINCOLN (WEST-
LAwN), 3 NEW HOUSES AID
JOINING, $3.50.
IL LOTS e25 MORRIS. FINE
SHADE. WANT OFFER QUICK.
2h LOTS s24 LINCOLN. $500.
~ LOTS 10TH AND MADISON.
VERY LOW PRICE
2LoTs NORTHWEST CORNER
STH AND HORNE CWESTLAWN)
$3.50.
2LoTS NORTHWEST CORNER
9TH AND LANE. (WESTLAWN)
$500.
Al FEET GIG WEST ST.. $3.50.
sLoTs 1920 WEST, ss75.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY. SOLE ACT:
1O7 EAST SEVENTH ST.
FOR SALES room house in good neigh
,istern. barn Payments If desired. Gee
>. Gorow, Gil Kansas ave Both phones.
A BARGAIN
room house. ~ lots. east front,near 1t
ind Madison st. $3.50.
GUTHRIE & FLETCHER,
11s East 5th st.
Ind. Phone 1861.
HOLIDAY PARK
Nice modern home for So, $50, ia lots, oil
hade. Let us show you.
" NJ Forbes & Co, 107 w. Seventh s
FOR SALE-Farm of 40 acres, all choic
land: very easy distance from Topeka
room house, good barn. fine orchard an
mall fruits. Everything in nice order
rowing crop and immediate possession
7 e. ToRRINGTON. 100 w. 9Th st.
COLORADO LAND FOR SALE.
10 quarters of fine land to sell at
$50 pre- acre. Plenty of rain Good
climate.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
s11 Kansas Ave. Phone 662.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
so acres miles N. W. of city, s., 500.
so acres miles N. E. of city, SIS per q
30 acres miles north of city, $50 per g
40 acres miles north of city, price 81, S0(
"a acres 27z miles N. E. of city, price IS
SO acres s1s miles N. W. of city, pric
q S00
er acre.
16o acres s miles N. of city, $50 per acre
800 acres 9 miles N. of city, price 5000
Also small tracts and city property a
cry low prices. All the above list are wei
Farms and prices all o. K. Cal
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THESE PRICES WILL SELL THEM


1926 Lincoln
week
ony$
be
for Small paym
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PAYMENTS

New room cottage near Washburn
good cellar lots. All new and in fine
Condition. Price 81 900. You can buy this
for $500 down. balance like rent.
If this one don't suit your fancy, call
and tell us what you want We have sew
eral others just as good as the above and
can please you
L. s. LovITT SON.
(over Novelty Theater-)
Both Phones.
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FOR SALE

Very nice lots on BolIes ave- and West
ST.. near 18th. brick sidewalks laid. Nom
resident owner wants to close them out
They will go cheap.
J. E. ToRRINGToN,
100 West Sixth st.
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CHEAPEST MODERN

e15 west St, all modern improvements,
furnace, bath, closet. bowl. hot water,
incest paper, east front, II lots on best
city that we know; " cash. Call and see
the inside.
w NJ Forbes & Co.. 1o7 w. Seventh st.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
II acres house. barn. fruit. acres val
lev 8 miles north, Kansas ave. $1,000.
Want so acres.
l lot story store building. cellar. gas;
also room house, well, cistern, gas for
heat 50 200: clear. Want so acres.
"a room apartment house, close in. 81, 500,
clear. Want farm or city property.
lots, 10 room house, cellar, gas $500.
Want tract.
Sheldon & CHAPMAN.
rs Kansas Ave, Topeka. Kan
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-1s PER CENT FOR INVESTMENT
WHERE CAN YOU BEAT IT? FINE
CORNER LOCATION. IMPROVE
MENTs COMPARATIVELY NEW FINE
CORNER LOCATION. 2 LOTS. ALL UN-
DER LEACE TO EXCELLENT TEN
ANT AT s55 PER MONTH. LET ME
SHOW YOU.
ELMER r. BARNES. 121 w. FIFTH ST