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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-05
Story of Mystery.

Stewart Edward White and Samuel Hop
kins Adams are among the writers COM
mended by the President for truth in the
depletion of the life of the wild. The Even
ing Star will begin serial publication Sat-
urday June s, of Joint masterpiece by
them, illustrated by VIII Crawford. One of
the best stories of its kind since Treasure
Island
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair and Cooler Tonight; Tomorrow
Fair Cool

Forecast till pm. Thursday-For the
District of Columbia and Maryland, fair
and cooler tonight. Thursday fair, con-
tinued cool; fresh west to northwest winds.
For Virginia. fair tonight and Thursday.
cooler tonight and in southeast portion
Thursday; fresh westerly winds.
Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours, Sc; a year ago, 55
Weather conditions and general forecast
A barometric depression of considerable
Ontario 1t is moving slowly northeastward
and has thus far caused rain from the mid
die Mississippi valley eastward to the At
lantic. Rain has also fallen in the plateau
districts west of the Rocky mountains.
The temperature has risen in Atlantic
coast districts south of Virginia and In the
east gulf states; it is still. however, below
the seasonal average except in the south,
and west of the Rocky mountains.
The weather will doubtless clear in the
middle Atlantic states tonight; in all other
districts fair weather will prevail tonight
and Thursday. The tendency in northeast
ern districts will be toward slightly lower
temperatures during the next thrty-Six
hours. In the south there will be no mate
rial change
The winds along the middle Atlantic coast
brisk northwesterly Thursday; on the south
Atlantic coast fresh southwesterly, and on
the east gulf coast light southerly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have fresh southwest to west
winds and showery weather to the Grand
Banks.
The following heavy precipitation (in
twenty-four hours: Alpena, 1.34; Milwau-
kee LOG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-05

il matters little what 1t is that you want
whether a situation or Il cervant-a
want" ad. in The Star will reach the per-
son who can fill your need.
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At THE WHITE HOUSE
Considering the Question OF
Railway Prosecutions.
NO DECISION YET REACHED
Evidence in the Cases Submitted to
the Cabinet.
mr.. POWDERLY'S APPOINTMENT
Chief of Bureau Of Information Re-
garding Immigrants-Confe
on Local Housing Conditions
MR.. POWDERLY'S APPOINTMENT

The administration is going carefully over
the subject of railroad prosecutions. These
include not only the prosecutions against
the coal roads, both anthracite and btu
minous, but the suit against E. H. Harrt-
man well. The two suits against the
coal roads are the result of the investiga-
ton and report by the interstate commerce
commission last year. That against Harri-
man follows his refusal to answer certain
questions of the interstate commerce CON-
mission during the inquiry in New York.
All the evidence in both cases has been
submitted to the President and by him in
turn to the cabinet. Attorney General
Bonaparte had conference with President
Roosevelt today. when the subject was I'M
der discussion The question is not so much
one of the ability of the government to win
both suits in question, but whether it is
good policy to bring them at this time, ii
at all. The matter will be settled in a
few days. but it is authoritatively an
nounced that no final decision has yet been
reached.
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.


The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
Recommendations 4. 4 pm, GO; pm,
81; IL midnight, 81. June 5. am. So; S
a I'M. g.. y noon, -; pm. I6. Maximum,
80, at = pm. June D; minimum, SO, at a. m.
June ).
Barometer-June 4. pm. 1892; pm,
70 IS; am, IS; noon, 20. 70; 2 pm, %. 66.
Condition of the Water
Temperature and condition of water at 8
a. Great Falls. temperature, IS; condi-
ton, $50; Dalecarlia reservoir tempera ture,
90: condition at north connection, 2G0; con-
dition at south connection, 30. Georgetown
distributing reservoir. temperature, GA con-
dtion at infiuent gatehouse, "a; condition at
eff1uent gatehouse, II. Elevation at Great
Falls, 1920; 10 over dam.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 1926 am. and 1912
pm; high tide, 3:3S am. and Alp pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 11:2l a. ard IL -
pm; high tide, 4:34 am and $40 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:36 am; sun sets 7:aO
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 436 am
Moon Uses 2:24 a m. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; eX-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted fiji
teen minutes after sunset and CXtinguishei
forty five minutes before sunrise.
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Mr.. Powderly's Appointment.

It. v Powderly formerly commissioner
general of immigration and more recently
special agent of the Department of Com
merCc and Labor in Europe has been APP
pointed chief of the new bureau of informa
tion that has been established in connec-
ton with the immigration bureau of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor, at a sal
airy of $4,000. The bureau of information
was provided for in the recent sundry civil
bill. and viii have its headquarters in Wash
ington 1t will be in correspondence with
the governors and officials of the various
states, with a view to the best distribution
of aliens The reports of the commissioner
general of immigration for a number of
years past have shown that there is an in
creasng congestion of immigration in the
large cities of the east. In the past year,
when there was an influx of over 1000, 900
immigrants, over so per cent of them
stopped in New York. Pennsylvania. Della
ware and Massa chusetts. There is 4 great
demand for laborers and settlers in the
states of the west and south. and it is
thought if immigration can be iudiciously
distributed it will be a great advantage and
the country will be much better able to
assimilate the great inflow of Europeans
than il has been in the past
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Conference on Housing Conditions.

There was a conference over housing
conditions in Washington at the White
House last night. Those who participated
were President Roosevelt, former Surgeon
General Sternberg of the army, chairman
of the Washington housing commission;
James Bronson Reynolds, who made a re-
port on the subject to the President re-
Gently, and all of the other members of
the commission except four. The confer
ence last night with a view to discus
sion of the conditions outlined in the
Reynolds report, and the formulation of a
definite plan of campaign for carrying out
the work. Mr.. Woodward and Mr.. Sleman
are expected back from their trip to Japan
in a few days, so all of the members prob
details involved in the raising of a fund
by popular subscription for prosecuting the
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SPIRITUALISM,

kEELER'S SEANCE WEDNESDAY NIGHT
wonderful manifest atoms independent voices
written messages: for ladies' and gentlemen 1901
fairmoht st Famous 81 readings daily this
week. Phone North 5204 jei-2t.
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Conferences With the President.


Secretary Root Secretary Taft Attorney
General Bonaparte and Special Attorney
kellogg of the interstate commerce COM
mission We're all In to see the President to-
day. All of them except the Attorney Cen
eral were there together. In response to
inquiries, they all said that their calls were
of a purely social nature. and their meeting
in the Presidents Office coincidence,
none the less.
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prison, paid city guide to conduct him
to the place. He hardly recognized in the
remodeled structure of today the wartime
prison house of more than forty years ago.
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\. Moore. Stanton ave. Anacostis. u. C,
Held the prize ticket In the Rolling school CON
Enrmrllc. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALL PERSONS HAVING PLEDGES on WHICH
Is due ONE YEARS INTEREST more are
notified 10 pay same said pledges will he sold
at PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, June %, 1897
JOHN DOYLE CARMOpY. Auctioneer.
II X. FULTON, Broker, 3li 9th st. NV.
Co.,
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that I didn't have time to get it, and said
to Capt. Hager, They won't let you gentle
men go in with your arms, or in marching
order. Just lay your arms down.
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OFFICE FOR DENTIST - ESPECIALLY AR
rang for dentist; rooms, with laboratory ana
every convenience: hot-watcr heat: ID floor; 1910
y. Y ave. best location in this city; reasonable
rental, $40 month. STONE FAlRFAN. l3i2
Y je4-3t
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WE REG TO ANNOUNCE To THE PUBLIC
that and after June we VIII close at >
O'Clock and | O'Clock Saturdays during June,
July and August. +. MORRISON PAPER CO,
10np Ia ave- te4-3t
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]. z. SKATER & CO.,
IL East Sixth St.

50 lots Brooks ave, good six room
house, cellar. gas, we'll. ciste-n. barn
Prise 100
IL :cts Buchanan st, good. nearly new
modern roeEn cottage. eel T. ga, wet
r3<scru. city -ater, barn 7rsca $7V9
/ lot east front. jefferson st, good five
room house. cellar. well. ctstern. gas. sI.-
so.
1 lot Adams St. east front good 70 IN
house. cellar, WELL cistern. barn, $3.50
LIT Adams st. good room n9use, eN.-
lar. gas, with. cIstern. Price $3.50.
Its an Oakland. good RON heGse,
cellar, we'll. c.stera. barn. fruit, T.eoo
10 aires. ~ miles out. fine hign bottSra
land. living water, acres fine alfalfa. bal
aucs garden and fruit. good houSe, barn.
uoultry house. hog houses, 1850.
we have all kinds of city property. gar
dem tracts, fruit farms. agricultural farms
and ranches for sale OF exchange. See US
when you desire to purchase, sell or ex-
change.
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Almost new cottage. IN good location. on
west side. rooms. besides large pantry,
bath room. cellar and garnet. cistern. gas
light and heat everything IN fine condi-
ton. ? east front lots. $500
Strictly modern 9 room house. close IN,
on Fillmore St. fine bath. new hot air fur
mace. gas light and heat, fine cellar under
whole house. everything in the finest con-
dition and the cheapest thing IN town at
$500. Come quick
Don't can up and ask for the numbers
Of either OF these places because you won't
get than Let US take you direct to the
owner and you viii sure do business.
L s LovTTT & SON,
So Kansas Avenue.
Ind Phone 1907 Bell Phone 1o17
Cover the Novelty Thea+er.)
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ron sA1E-REAL ESTATE
REDUCED PRICES
$500.

Fine new residence. close in
location. west side. 2 rooms.
reception hail. hardwood fin
ish. fine shade. bath. hot and
cold water. electric light. gas.
laundry rooms. paved cellar.
good barn. See picture in Of
fee window.
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FOR SALE


West 9Th ST., easy distance out, lots,
nice cottage, rooms, cellar, porches,
barn, big sheds, chicken house, fruit.
$500
10 acres. miles east of state house,
small house. stable. fruit, garden stuff.
acres alfalfa; S1.s00; part cash.
West Of Washburn college, 1 acre. AZ
cottage, we'll, cistern. stable etc; $1,500.
East Of cemetery. 8 lots, new cottage 4
T., cellar, pantry, closets, porches. cistern,
chicken yard. barn; $3.50; part cash.
East Of cemetery. lots. very nice cot
tage. good as new, cellar, barn, buggy
shed, hen house. well and big cistern.
fine shade, variety of fruit; $3.50. Trade
for small property, west side
5 acres, miles south of state house. g.
room house. barn, well, cistern. fruit and
shade: s. 100.
J. E TORRINGTON,
100 W. 9Th, Topeka
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c. W. W. YATES G CO..
REAL ESTATE AND LoASs

C. W. W. YATES G CO..
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
s25 Kansas Ave. Room = Both phones.
50 a. nicely improved farm, about 6 ,fiaa
from city. IS, 90.
10 a. farm, 50 a. cultivated. nearly an
can be cultivated. fenced, 5 room house
- Sszr p good water. etc, near Dover, only
$50 a. fine farm. 100 a cultivated. ITS a.
only $500 per a.
Also good line OF farms and ranches.
and fruit farms for exchange
Choice Texas land from S. 50 tn s16oo mar
acre. - ~O0 h0-
as lincoln st. rooms, hard wood in
ISM cellar. city and cfstern water Iot
45xl5o. 2.70o- Very cheap. Owner Leaving
and must SELL
Fine large modern residence oyerIook
Ing city, barn. shade etc a Lana n
exchange for farm or city rental IS o0c
room house. close in, Kansas ave- IL
lots. cheap, s.. 100. .
rooms. H lots, Van Buren, 81 100
room cottage. nearly new 2 lots Gas
water. fine property, very cheap, 81. 800
Also houses on payment plan ana non
ey to loan on city property and farms
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TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

TO HON 1T MAY CONCEnN-My ap-
piication for permit to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors, according to law. at lbs W.
9Th St. in the Fourth ward of the city OF
Topeka. is now on file in the office of the
probate Judge OF Shawnee county, Kan
sas. The hearing of the same is set for
Monday at O'Clock a m. May s. 1907.
N J. PETRD
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VACANT LOTS.

Buchanan near nth. elegant Price $50
each
Central Park ave. Two. West front. $3.50
each
Buchanan near 18th. $3.50 each
Harrison near 18th. Ia lots, $500 all
Tyler near 10th. Sis each
SHAWNEE AGENCY. 5s4 Kansas Ave.
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Good Groom east-front res
idence with reception hall.
hardwood finish. bath, cleo
trio light, gas. cellar paved,
hot and cold water very
close in on Tyler st. See pic
ture in office.
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PAYMENT PLAN.

Three four room, one six room. house
just finished New shop district; small
cash payment, balance monthly.
The finest lots in tn same locality on
payment plan.
SHAWNEE AGENCY, 5s4 Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALES room house rs Tyler St. 8
room house III Clay St. room house
1912 Lincoln St Address Mrs. Louisa K.
Vawter, 12o5 Laramie st. Manhattan,
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SHAWNEE AGENCY.

room new cottage Buchanan St, large
barn. pavement. well. cellar, east front.
Price reduced to s2100
Lincoln St. rooms, barn, sewer, city
water, gas, three lots. convenient to car
line and pavement Price 1850
Central Park ave, 6 room cottage. city
water. gas. s21oo
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
mo- So 534 Kansas Ave.
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CHICKEN FARM

ONE HALF ACRE AND A 6 ROOM
HOUSE. IN OAKLAND. MORE GROUND
IF YOU WANT IT. GOOD WELL.
BARN. oUTBUILDINGs, $3.50; s1oo
CASH, BALANCE ON TIME.
BENEDICT a. CO..
SOLE AGENTS.
PHONE 81 CT KANSAS AVE
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CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.,
11s West Sixth St
Phones s4s.

VACANT LOTS FOR SALE
~. E. corner 18th and Harrison. each
i15 or on Polk between 9Th and 10th.
each 81 ,000-
50 IT. near 10th and Lincoln, all for 81, 100.
. near nth and Buchanan. each $500.
near 10Th on Lincoln, each $50
near buchanan and 18th, each $500.
on Vfnewood line. N Highland Park,
for $50
a en- car line, near shops. each 800
2 M, German South Seward, each $225.
a bunch of 6 at $50 each. old shade, near
car line and close to all A. T. & s. F.
College Hill Iots-a few left yet at s225.
4 choice corners of three lots each. old
shade. pavement and sewer, gas and wa
tr each $4l6.
A enar in corner s. w. Central Park,
high and slightly. per lot $3.50
a beautiful building site southwest. 50
IT. $40.
WILSON & NEIswANGER.
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$500

Buys 7-room residence. with
ia east-front lots. in fine To-
cation on Buchanan street.
near 9Th Fine shade. See
picture in office
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NEAR TOPEKA CLUB
ROOM HOUSE ON HARRISON ST..
50 FooT FRONT. ALL MODERN CON-
vEN1ENcEs. SEE US FOR THE
PRCE
BENEDICT & CO..
: PHONE 81. SIT KANSAS AVE
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FOR sALE-REAE Estate
ron sALE-REAI ESTATE
ESTATE CO.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS INSURANCE
BOTH PHONES ~ FIFTH JACKSON
BOTH PHONES ~

sEvENRooM HOMES BATH FURNACE RECEPTION
BARN NEAR SRI AND WESTERN AVE AND
500
OWNER LEAVE
DENcE LOTS EAST FRONT
SERVICES MISS THIS
BACK STAIRS TYLER
sRoOM MODERN RESIDENCE
TOWN. HARRISON STREET: $500
GOVERNORS COTTAGE HOT WATER
LARGE a
OF PROPERTIES
US Up
CO
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
8 lots on Lonco1n. near 9Th
St, $3.50.
lots on Horne st, near
Sth. 500.
"a lots on Harrison and
18th street. $50.
lots on Topeka ave and
18th. $500.
II lots, sw. cor. 18th and
Fillmore, 500. Snap.
. lots on Union ave. near
18th street, $50. Snap.
lots. near 18th and Harri-
son, g, 30.
A T. LUCAS & CO,
Ind phone 1880 1O2 W. 5th street.
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roR sALp-REAL EsrATE.
FOB sALE-REAL ESTATE
you MUST BE HARD TO SUIT

you takes exceptions to ths houses
dons claim build
wEsr1AvN HOMES ebuntO the
other
n Topeka
that ounorern pc spent
value than other property
Topeka and being purchased
far enough along
you can get an idea Of
beautifully decorated wax finish oak library
andbn lizard roOrnO fOr1sfors tomorrow
STREE. min n
Eighth 7-roomed
IN Topeka
building plans the like Of which have
rbeense in Topeka
invite them Sunday
OUR PROFITS IMPROVEMENTS
THEREFORE,
bundin
D St
AGENCY
East Seventh
3 @ 3 da q s' d Bs1 at $500 on liberal
parties
s
SESo @ lot sh sna h Ks ss ads @
TTSSorn e4sse BARN
ROOM 'e eaaee BlodR '~ ON
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SANTARHMS

GHRIST-s HOSPITAL COTTAGES for
the care and treatment of nervous In
valids. alcohol and drug hab.tues and
mild eases OF mental derangement w 5
Tfrdsav NJ u s9s Kan Topeka Kan
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II ACRES sc UTHWEsT.

II ACRES sc UTaNESE
Price reduced for quick sale
On stone road miles out. room new
house. large barn.
Strawberries ! acre: raspberrieS: small
young orchard: good water; good soil
Price S, 200.
WILSON 6 NEISWANGER,
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THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
Phones s4s- rs W Sixth St
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To Whom 1t May Concern:

To Whom It May Concern:
have fled petition in the ofrfce ef
the county clerk of Shawnee county Kan
sas. directed to the board OF county com
mfssio1ers Of said county, praying for th.a
vacation OF that portion OF F'inlieu addf-
ton "a subdivision Of "A acres on the
south side Of the S. E 4 OF the N e u
Of the s. ". 4 of Sec. 2 TIP. u, R. Is, be-
ing 2eT #. north and south and ESQ feet
east and west,) lying north of 18th street.
as shown On the plat of said subdivision,
east Of Harris ave and west of Oakley
ave-. as shown said plat. and of rhe
streets and alleys therein contained. ana
at the regular session of said board. held
will be presented to said board at its
rooms in the court house in said county,
for hearing thereon. at which time and
place all persons interested can appear
and be heard under said petition.
WILLIAM SUTHERLAND
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s1.55o.

Good Groom home in best
location on Tyler ST.. gas for
lighting and heating. old elm
shade. See picture I'm office.
Vacant lots everywhere.
See u.s. See US, See usi
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO.
LOT West 5th st.
Ind. phone s72; Bell ISL
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RESIDENCES.

RESIDENCES.
New. never been occupied room cot
tage. Il lots east front. modern through
out A perfect gem. 5. West. near Cen
trail Park. Street car l block. also pavd
street Price $500
Another lots. street paved. seven and
one-half minute car service. I room cot
tage. modern. with barn 5000.
New cottage. rooms, III lots, good
closets and pantry, wide front porch.
walks, well water and the usual out build
ings- Price on payment plan. 1850.
WILSON & NEIswANGER-
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5000.

New 5-room cottage with
bath room. ? lots. gas. sewer
connection; close in, Polk St
See picture In office.
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FARMS FOR SALE

1e7-a- farm, mi NV. Of,
city. CIR. house. good barn.
Owner wants to leave. $500
per acre. Look this I'D.
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FOR SALE

Nice lots on Bolles ave and West St
near 18th: brick sidewalks Very cheap.
Make offer.
Two lots, 18th and Lawrence. Terms.
East-front lot, Lincoln and 5th
J. Z. TORRINGTON,
10s w 9Th St.
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THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
1s West Sixth ST.
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FOR SALE-At once, room modern
house. barn. lots. fine loca ton. sol Fill
more Ind phone 7T12 Mrs r. B. Welsh
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TAILORING COLLEGE


VALENTINES seif-calcdlating system
taught. Miss Marston. sos Kansas ava
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o-a. farm, Il mi. sw. city,
4r. house. small barn. 10 a.
orchard, well; price 5000.
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MACHINE SHOPS.
MOWERS ground factory process, 75e
Tel 500. Harry B. Howard. 10 Kan av
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furnace
and papered.
barn
gas eastfr lots busy.
yone
acre
an insuran Mos1n raIpo written
q lumbar
INSURANCE
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ga tract, 5 mi. north OF
city, groom house. good harm.
wells; $500.
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10 acres. fine fruit farm.
near city, PIT house. fine
barn; 81, 700. Terms
A. T. LUCAS & CO..
Ind phone 1890 102 W. 5th ST.
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DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
This Is the only dry cleaning
house in this city. Ladies and
sentlemen's clothing cleaned IKE
new. Give Us a cali
PRONES 96z.
so Kansas Ave
ROEDIGER & SON.
ROEDIGER & SON.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-13

N-a- farm. L mi Sc city.
5-rooIn house. small barn. 50
acres bottom, bal meadow
and timber, spring water,
5000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-13
FOR EXCHANGE

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one o-drawer drop-head. Singer sawisls
machine, practically new. cost IS. Wafci
a must nave at least II jewels ana OF stand
Watch. must have Is or Is 5ewelB A<,
ores. Exchange." Journal office,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-13

ga. tract, mi. north OF
city. Ar. house. good barn.
watered by springs; $4,000.
Snap.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-13

sssa6ur6an lots roonas oat line rec L.
modern bargain Rec ~
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NOTICE.

First published in The Topeka STATE
Journal March Is, 1901