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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-26

And is your method a thoroughly pro-
gressive one"
Commercial Schoolmaster = Certainly
Three cashiers that trained are already
In Acknowledgement Batter.
Bill-Were you ever in a drinking place
when IL was being pulled Jill.
Jill-Sure! was in a dining once
Yonkers Statesman.
Decentralization. your husband must
have absolute rest
Madam-Well, Doctor, he won't listen
to me
Doctor-A very good beginning madam
"a very good beginning.-Binghamton
Evening Herald.
$50 the big touring came within an
inch of running down your bronco?" said
the new arrival. Did you take the num-
ber?
"Tou bet did. pard." replied Amber
Pete as he jubilantly displayed a piece
NJ 'punctured tin II took it right OFF at
the second shot Here it is:"-Chicago
foaii- Ne~~
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LEGAL,

LEGAL.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Oct "A, 1901
CALL FOR BONDS
Lawrence, Kan, Oct. 16, 1907
Pursuant to a resolution of the city
council of the city of Lawrence. Kan,
passed October z, 1907. notice is hereby
given that the following bonds will be
paid on presentation at the office of the
city treasurer in Lawrence, or at the fis-
cal agency of the state of Kansas in New
York city (The Park National Bank)
namely: Bonds No. 40. Al and a for 800
each. issue of 1883, Series c, and bonds
No / and 2 for $1,000 each. issue of 1886
Interest on the above bonds will cease
January !, 1908.
c. H TUCKER
City Treasurer.
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RENTAL LIST

One S-room modern brick house. West
Side.
Two S-room modern houses West Side.
Two 7-room modern houses East Side,
close in.
One 7-room house, near Washburn col
iece
One Groom modern house East Side.
Three 7-room houses, gas, barn, West
Side
One 9-room modern house West Side
One 4-room cottage West Side.
One Groom house. gas, West Side.
One groom modern cottage, West Side.
One Groom cottage. East Side.
Three modern living rooms. $500.
16O acres for rent u mile north of city.
improved good room house.
One modern 10-room house. close in
West side.
One broom brick cottage. gas, close in.
One large store room near Glenwood
hotel SOS.
Desk room in modern office between 9Th
and 7th for rent, heat. light and ianitor
service furnished
3 suites of modern flats. rooms each.
close in. first and third floor $50 and s35
rooms en- suite in modern flat, close in,
$500 and $3.50
Money to loan on Real Estate: Collect
Rents. Fire and Tornado and Automobile
Insurance written at lowest rates.
Call or inquire OF
w. c. STEPHENSON & co.
eos KANSAS AVENUE.
COVER RIGBYs0
Ind. Phone e54. Bell Phone 1880.
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PERSONAL

FREE-Your fortune told by America s
eminent estrologer. clairvoyant:. To in
try me and see. ST. John, II Sheldon ST,
Chicago. Send birth date and STAMP. Know
myself
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FOR SALE-50 acres of land north of
Granville, so acres 1 mile east of Grant
Vile Write inquire of Chas. Klein
hans, Granville.
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"A QUICK SALE BARGAIN

Dwelling at 81 Tyler ST., east front, III
lots. roUlr house and two basement
rooms, paved eeilar. city and cistern wa
ter I'm house, pantry clG-ets. gas for heat
and light. new cement walks. fine shade
good location. Price So, 100; $1,000 cash; bal
ance OF terms. to suit. See
r. A. RICHARDS.
SOLE AGENT.
III West Sixth Avenue.
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FOR sALE-nEAL ESTATE.

g we hay N ing
or he money
to constr a
Sc a 81 W
a 20 NAL modern home Sewers water electric n
Houses built t berndd omtas toh character f the nesbh N
all
b
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1T IS CLOSE IN
And the terms are easy. rooms. one lot
Harrison ST., near r. I. freight depot We
want offer on this at once.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
534 KANSAS AVE.
IND PHONE sos.
MODERN CITY HOMES
College avenue s room modern house
and lots. So, 500.
College ave-, room modern cottage.
2 lots, 81, 175.
w. D. THOMPSON,
1861 WEST FIFTH ST.
IND. PHONE 17ss
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TWO SPECIALS FOR A FEW DAYS
ONLY
4 10 room modern residence, two lots.
west side, close in. fine shade. Owner
says get offer. Come and see US about
this.
100 acre farm six miles west of city, 100
acres under cultivation, fair house and
barn, watered by well and spring. This
can be bought at a bargain If sold within
the next few days.
LUCAS & LAGERSTROM,
1o2 WEST FIFTH ST.
Ind. Phone 1890.
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IN VIEW OF MY REMOVAL TO KAN
SAS CITY. WISH TO DISPOSE OF MY
adGEFEk a, HOME PROPERTY. LOTS 241-
3,5-I-5 sTH AVENUE WEST. BEING ?
HOUSES, A STABLE AND 5 LOTS
W,.i.!n PREFER To TRADE 1T FUR
KANSAS ~
e E WARE
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SPECIAL THIS MONTH

NEW ROOM, close in, home. at a real
cheap place. This house has big rooms,
gas, sewer city water, cistern, celia r.
brick walks, and is on a paved street on
ly blocks from Santa Fe offices
MODERN VACANT LOT
Also for sale, reasonable. The lot has all
modern improvements, including brick
walks, paid for. Inquire for both at
80 JEFFERSON ST.
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| BOTH FOR SALE
Oh, it is so beautiful,
| Eve hath not seen
That sweet little cottage
On Tyler, near Fifteen.
With its four cozy rooms,
| So snug and so neat,
| And thirty-SeVen and One-halt rect,
For the price, can't be beat.
'Tis close to the car line.
You won't lose any time
Don't carry your dinner.
Be at home when you dine.
The price and the terms
Are in reach of your means.
Don't be afraid, why rent about
When you can buy, and easily win out?
oh. Sixteen hundred is such small sum,
So, if you want it, come on the run.
Stop on the avenue when a sign you see:
Then I'm quite certain we all can agree.
SHAWNEE Agony,
534 KANSAS AVE.
IND. PHONE sos.
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
so acres in Nemaha Co, Kan, well i'm
proved. 5000. Owner wants cheaper land.
$40 acres near La Mar, Mo-. $4,000 equi-
$50 acres in jackson Co, So 600 Might
take cheaper land in exchange.
167 acres Shawnee Co, 1880. Want land
40 acres Shawnee Co., 5000 Would ex-
change for land southwest or west
400 acres near Atlanta. Kan, finely inn
proved, SIT 600; take hardware stock
400 acres in Nebraska, $4,000, near town;
want half in hardware stock.
Fine new general merchandise stock
New general merchandise stock north
ern Kas.. $1,000; will take land anywhere.
s room brick cottage, close in, So. 900 will
exchange for larger modern house.
MARION Sheldon,
Ind. Phone g71S Black. 100 Kansas Ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DO you need capital to extend or start
business? If so write me before arranging
elsewhere. Exceptional facilities for plac-
ing stocks or bonds quickly. Everett Du-
four. corporation attorney, LIE Droit bldg,
Washington, d. c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-26

HOWARD'S EXCHANGE & EASY PAY
ments-2 of the best rooming houses in
this city, full of custom, with the best of
excuse for selling: also s-roomed cot
tages, rents s37 per month, price 50 900, will
pay difference or assume mort. 20 acre
chicken ranch, only $3.50, want inside
property. also room house and store
room, $500. wants outside acres, 81 500 to
5000; close in suburban home. wants To-
peka rentals, room house blocks east
state house only 81 50o part cash: room
house / lot only $3.50; acre tracts from
to u acres, part cash. Ask for what you
want We dicker.
JOHN HOWARD,
30 East Fifth St.
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KANSAS AVE.
GLASS FRAME PARTITIONS.
STANDARD TYPEwRITERs CONDITION
CASES.
F. SPENCER
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|
sLoTs. ROOM HOUSE,
ST 1sTs
RgrIIs
ST.
ST, $3.50
COTTAGE. $780,
N EvE PARTICULAR WEST
lsr, BE
SURE PURCHASING
&
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ron sALE-REAI ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.

OBLIGED ToBUILD NEW HooMEs
AND THAT IS WHAT ARE NOW DOING 'wEsTL4AwN-"
THREE ONES WESTERN AVENUE
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l.. E. ANDERSON & CO.,
800 NORTH KANSAS AVE.
lover Shawnee State Bank.)
TOPEKA, KAN.
IND. PHONE 1877.

We have five properties. all in good re-
pair that will pay 10 per cent net on the in
vestment. They are all close in properties,
owned by out-of-town parties. These
properties must sell within the next 80
days. Will sell all together or separately.
These properties are all in North Topeka
and nearly all on paved streets, pavement
tax all paid out. Here is a snap for any
one who wants good income property.
Remember these properties MUST SELL.
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FOR SALE-Good room house. lots.
close in. Going to sell 1t. too. Price 81 0no
z room cottage, barn. shade very close
in. for 10 days $3.50. J. d. Miller s1s
Kansas ave. Ind. phone 154S
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FOR RENT-Modern house of rooms.
shade and grass, at 1875 Tyler st. In
Quire at $50 W. 18th st.
FOR RENT-400 Chandler ST.. rooms,
gas $500. Bennett G. Charles, $50 Kan
sas ave. Both phones Z77.
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CHINA PAINTING.

CHINA painting, firing orders taken.
Mrs. E. d. Small, corner Gordon and
Central ave- North Topeka.
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WANTS

r. :: =. : :: :; : = :: !.
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished room for
light Housekeeping if desired. GIG Top. av.
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FOR RENT-Large nicely furnished room
in new strictly modern house, suitable
for one or two men. 1119 Western ave.
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WANTED-2 or all-around house paint
ers, considerable work and good wages
Call up after o'clock Ind. phone 6S72
Frank Phelps
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DISTRIBUTORS wanted everywhere, so
to $50 made weekly distributing circulars,
samples overseeing advertising, no can
yassing Steady. Address Reliable Adv.
Bureau, Chicago.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE
A room house, newly remodeled, with
bath, city water. sewer connection. gas.
one-half block to paved street, Washburn
neighborhood To trade for smaller prop
erty or vacant lots
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
5s4 KANSAS AVE.
IND. PHONE 500
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FOR RENT rooms in modern house for
light housekeeping. Inquire 4S5 Tyler st.
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so WEEKLY paid men and women to
travel, advertise and leave samples. Ex-
penses advanced. Write now. Silverton
Co, Desk E76 Chicago.
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FOR RENT-After Nov. 1st furnished
rooms, single or en- suite. Modern house.
1924 Harrison st.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arm walters at
Cremerie restaurant
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WANTED-Everywher hustlers to tack
signe distribute circulars. samples, etc :,
no canvassing, good pay. Sun Adv. Bu-
reau, Chicago.
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FOR Rents unfurnished list floor room:
PA Quincy st. Inquire Williams sidedoor
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THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAI-sATURDAY EVENING &C


FOR RENT-Steam heated rooms at eli
Quincy st. Inquire at 626 Kansas ave.
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1929 JACKSON large furnished room
with alcove, entirely modern, single 0
en- suite, hot water heat.
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WANTED-Young men for detective SER
vice spare time only, experience not
needed. Address General Detective Agcy.,
Indianapolis Ind.
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ADVERTISEMENT writer's earn from SIS
to 500 per week. You can learn quickly
Send for information. Page-Davis Co, 10
wabash ave-, Chicago.
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WANTED-For q. S. army, able bodied
unmarried men between ages of q and
IS; citizens of Z. s., of good character and
temperate habits, who speak, read and
write English. For information apply to
recruiting officer, 522 Kansas ave, Topeka.
Kan, or 72S Main ST.. Kansas City, Mo.
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FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
strictly modern, close in. Bell $50.
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FOR RENTAL COL Topeka ave- 5 mic,
rooms. Inquire at 500 topeka ave.
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"A FIvE-ACRE TRACT
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FOR RENT-3 nicely furnished rooms Isl
floor, 4 unfinished I'd floor, modern
607 w. Sth st. Call Monday.
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT room cottage, gas. city
water $50 Morris. Inquire 6S4 Morris st.
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] WANTED-Experie order and deliv-
eryman fer grocery, must speak German.
Address w. X ". care journal.
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WANTED-NIALE HELP.

CIVIL service employees are paid well for
easy work: eXaInil. atoms of all kinds
soon, expert advice, samples questions.
and booklet K 213, describing positions
and telling easiest and quickest way to Sc
cure them free. Write now. Washing
ton Civil Service school, Washington, D. C.
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WANTED-An experienced timer at 1902
e. 9Th. Ind. phone 265. G. E. Burnam.
MOLER Barber college, Kansas City, Mo.
Wants men to. learn the barber trade.
Write for particulars now, few weeks
completes by free clinic and expert in
structions, positions waiting, don't delay.
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CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Established in Topeka past II Years.
Wants men to ship.
Carpenters bridge men.
Farm hands, corn huskers.
Short order cook SO.
Man and wife cooks $50
Hotel clerks, hotel help.
Pastry cook SIS week.
Man and wife for farms.
Yard man, house man.
Laborers in Topeka
Men to ship south
Bell boys, dishwashers.
Barn men, dairy hands.
Couples for New Mexico.
81 KANSAS AVE. PHONES 662.
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WANTED-Energetic man to travel in
Kansas, experience unnecessary, good
wages and tailor made suit of clothes free
every 80 days. ]. E. McBrady & Co., Van
Buren, ST., Chicago.
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WANTED-xALESMEN.

statesmen with experience for staple
line in Kansas. We have men whose
commissions average from $400 to $500 per
month, not just for one month, but every
month. Write for particulars. McAlster-
Conan Co, 356 Dearborn st. Chicago
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FOR RENT-s26 Madison ST., modern fur
nished room for gentleman. Ind. phone
117c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
FREAK EGGS.
One that Weighed Five ounces-An-
 other Undisturbed for 800 Years.

From the Molassine World.
 The stories told by poultry keepers in regard to the laying of eggs are in dan ger of becoming viewed by the public in the same suspicious light as the tall yarns of fishermen.
 It is announced that an egg laid by a hen belonging to a coastguards officer at Bridgeport measured seven and five eights inches by six and three-fourth inches, while another of similar size picked up in a farmyard at Penny Strat- ford was. on being opened, found to con- tain perfectly formed second egg. The record monster chickens egg is believed to be one of eight and three-fourths inches, while another of similar size pick ed up in a farm yard at Penny Stratford was on being opened, found to contain a perfectly formed second egg. The rec ord monster chickens egg is believed to be one of eight and three-fourths inches by seven inches and weighing five ounces
 The most freakish eggs are attributed to ducks The Weston Park museum, Sheffield, has ducks egg which con- tains another smaller one inside, and a still greater curiosity in a twin egg. the two being joined together end to end.
 In a museum at Paris a curious four footed goose lays an egg which is in- variably misshapen and the shell of which Is so brittle that it breaks if touched. All efforts to preserve these eggs have been futile.
 An egg apparently in a state of perfect preservation is reported to have been dis covered embedded in the mortar of an ancient church near Paris. As the wall had been standing for fully 800 years the egg must have seen undisturbed for all that long period.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
The Rope Broke.

From he Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 A man in the far west has gone into court with a novel claim. He wants $200 damages from dealer in rope. He bought piece of rope with the distinct intention of using it to hang himself. He attached one end to a beam in the barn, fixed the moose properly, and tnen jumped from the soap box on which he was standing. Greatly to his chagrin the treacherous rope broke, and he came down on the barn floor with a painful thud.
 lie was bruised and badly jared and to maKe matters worse the accident knock ed all the courage out of him. and he hadn't the nerve to shoot himself, or hit himself on the head with an ax, or to even hold his head under the water in the family rain-water barrel.
 And for all these humiliations, physical and mental, he thinks he is entitled to S200 damages from the man who sold him the rope Of course the man may justly claim that he saved the other mans life, but the other man will retort that he didn' t want his life saved, and that if the rot ten cord hadn't failed him he would have escaped the bruises and the mental an- guish, and been the ganer in every way-to the best of his knowledge and be- lief.
 And before the case is concluded, the defendant and the judge and the jury may all wish to gracious that the rope hadn't broke.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
The Ocean Speed Mania.

From the Chicago News.
 One of the great transatlantic steam. ship lines is about to build a number of vessels which will travel one and half knots an hour faster than their rivals. This extra speed means that the new boats will have to install six weight addltioRal furnaces, six more boilers, over 52,000 additional square feet of heating surface and will have to develop an additional 30,00O horse power To provide for the increased weight the ship has to be heightened 7Sh feet, broadened 16 feet and deep ened 4 feet and the displacement en- larged 1200 tons. If turbines were not employed at leastgf three 25,00D horsepower engines. with shaft and schew propellers, would have been nec- essary and many difficulties wouA have had to be solved to place these so as to balance weights and avoid the vibration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Tomorrow We Begin Our
 May Sale of UndermusIins

Besides the reduced prices esh crisp merchandise offer extra special values in broken assortments At 99c Worth Regularly $125 Ladies cambrc skirts double aounce of S. tucks-fu dust ruf1e. At $148, Worth $2O0 Ladies cambrc skirt deep knee Aounce with wide tucks, five yards around nfle At S2.48 Worth $350 Ladies fine cambrc skirts with deep knee founce of of Val. lace insertion, full dust rufae At $3.98, Worth $65O Another lot of fine lace skirts with deep ounce of twelve of lace insertion.
 At 49c Worth 89c Gown of fine nansoo deep lace yoke beading and ribbons short bishop sleeves. At 73c, Worth $1.25 Broken lot of nansook gowns lace yoke others embrod cry finished in beading and ribbons At $1 23 Worth $200 Nansook gowns trimmed with embroidery, beading and rib bons, trimmed extra full and wide At 25c Worth 39c Cambrc covers lace yoke back and front extra full blouse
 At 39c Worth 75c drawers good msn embroidery and lace trimmed At 73c Worth $200 Drawers broken lot of nainsook and embroidery trimmed drawers all pretty and good styles.