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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-02
FOR SALE BY RoUDEBUsH.

room house, III lots, furnace, s. w.
part of city, $500 cash, balance time. Price
S., 600.
New 5 room cottage, 2 lots, modern, west
side near Westlawn. 81, 800.
New room cottage, lots, good Ioca-
ton, west side: will consider lots and
We'll improved level quarter "a miles of
good town, Labette county, to exchange
$50 acre Wen improved ranch near Medi-
cine Lodge to exchange for well improved
100 In Shawnee county or good Topeka
rental.
improved acre tract on west side;
would consider city property.
lots on Locust near 9Th; want ofrer.
acres fruit, large house, corner Agri=
cultural college grounds, Manhattan, TO
4 number Of choice lots, city properties
and Shawnee county farms for sale See
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
107 w Sixth ST. Phone 267.
Or ]. J. CORBETT, Salesman.
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FOR. SALE.


40 acre farm, all smooth, good land,
large bearing orchard. small fruits, good
buildings, miles from Topeka. Reduced
price for quick sale and possession. 50, 300,
part cash.
Near Buchanan and End. II lots extra
FOOD house. cistern water inside. gas for
light and fuel. sewer connection. fruit,
fine shade all good repair. A nice prop
erty, cheap. $500.
Buchanan and 9Th. H lots, house 6
rooms, hall, cellar, city water, gas, cleo
trio light, shade, fine neighborhood, So, 900.
J. E. TORRINGTON,
100 w. 9Th st.
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FOR SALE.

Modern home, rooms. near 18th and
Tyler, ~ lots, gas light and heat, east
front, just being built. Examine it and
talk to us about price and terms.
Buchanan near 18th, large rooms. III
lots, cellar, pantry in elegant condition.
s., 500 If sold soon.
We have vacant lots in all parts Of the
city. See our list before buying.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Ind. sos. 634 Kansas Ave.
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SPECIAL

$30oo-Good Z room house, east front,
Sth and Topeka ave, porcelain bath, gas,
electric light. furnace, paved cellar, hot
ana cold water. -ehur --a
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO.,
107 West Fifth ST,
Ind. Phone ST.. --a7lE Bell Phone 1851.
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ONE OF EACH

One of the most beautiful MONIES IN In>
CITY and can't be duplicated TOT tne Ino..'
ey; rooms. strictly modern III eres
spect, all quarter-sawed' OAK n .a ~ ~.
stotrs double polished maple floors, NOT
si~ heat fine cellar, fitted up for laundry
arc bern with brick floor and water III
IL In fact, we can't state one-half OF tns
fine points Of this home on paper fou
must see 1t to az rreciate tt. Fine ioca-
ton on West Side, $500.
Here is a snap in a new room cottage
on the west Side. rooms besides pantry
large garrett. bath room (not furnisneol'
cellar, III lots, cistern, gas. etc. $zs0Oo'
L. S. LovrTT e. SON,
r,o+t phones s12 Kansas Ave.
cover Novelty Theatsr1
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MUST SELL

$2,2oo-Good room home, near 9Th and
Polk ST., III lots, east front, good barn,
fine shade pavement, all kinds of fruit.
See this. Bargain.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO.,
1G West Fifth st.
Ind. Phone 972 Bell Phone 1851.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS FOR BUYERS.

5000. Fillmore ST.. modern room
house. hot water heat, gas and electric
Hight. barn. 3 lots.
5000 Western ave-, lots. room
house. conservatory. bath, furnace. thor
oughly modern.
1880 AS West Locust, room house.
first class shape: well. cistern. lots.
$3.50. van Buren, st. romo cottage; wen
sewer, IL lots.
$500 West. II lots. 6 room house. fur
mace. city water. sewer.
sz.eOo Clay ST.. III lots. room house.
hot water heat. gas. city water, bath.
barn
1850. Near state house. room house.
furnace, gas, city water, bath, he lots.
corner.
nc. BOWMAN.
Ind. Tel. ss1. ~ Columbian Bldg.
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211 w. 18th. modern cottage,
s rooms. electric lights, gas.
bath. Fine location. Cheap
price.
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FOE sALE1REA1 ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOB sALIKEAL estate EoE sAIEEIsAL EsA
REAL %.
INSURANCE.
CORNER FIFTH JACKSON BOTH PHONES S2

NONRESIDENT
of9
$780, Be quick -.
II you something nne ana
la for you
VIII sacrifice
s,near6 h andwe II
lern,e east 'front.'
lot Garhebo
lots ana buchahaA]
| AILK ALL KINDS OF LocA-
IT1ops WAN Tos
Ind
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s01 western ave, pretty
house. 15s corner lots. next
car line; bath. s rooms, gas.
cellar. etc. Quick sale. Price
1900.
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2 building sites near 18th
and Harrison, very cheap.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
1o7 East Seventh st.
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4s1 Clay ST.. modern house,
10 rooms, finished attic, barn.
Owner writes to get offer
quick.
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1914 Kansas ave-. s rooms,
III lots, barn. $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-02

ia Horne, new cottage, 2
lots. modern all through. A
bargain.
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wANrM-FEofALE HELP.


EoH sAIEz1eAL ESTATE wASI1s4-E1zsAlE H151l
$500 ~ $500 = " - s
house.
ed
Van
barn,a
A.
8
acres acre
A %.
PHONE 1885,
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100 acres n land Derac
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PHONE
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1907 Kansas ave. neat home,
III east front lots, $3.50.
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III lots Gil Lincoln. 500.
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The following on monthly installments'
800 down. balance per cent:
6s4 Larch St, 8 room cottage H lots.
cellar, walks. good water and usual out
buildings. Phice 1900
$50 German ave. large 4 rooms, closet.
well. good outbuildings. II lots Price
$1,000.
Corner Kaw ana Norris. large story
brick. rooms. . lots. Price 1850.
All these and many more choice homes
within close distance to all the Santa Fe
shops Call for list.
Vacant lots for builders, for homoeseek-
ers or investors. in shop district. all with
in walking distance for dinner of all the
shops.
Each.
lots west from Twiss. near Sew
8 lots corner Division and Twiss..... 1000
lots OF. Logan, near State.......... 1880
2 lots on Crane. near Norris. 10000
on Eaw, near Norris .............-.. 1900
IL on Crane, near Woodruff. ......... 100 90
2 lots on Larsh. near State..--.-.... 10000
on Elliott and Crane................1 Us 90
IL on German. near Seward. 5000
lots on Ohio. between Division and
Pennsylvania ...... .........-........ 1000
And many others anywhere you want
them
WILSON & NEISwANGER.
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IA lots 10th and Madison.
cheap.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-02

1907 Arch, cottage, lots,
81, $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-02

One block from state house,
8 roomed modern home, cor
ner location, beautiful shade.
Price $500.
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MARTIN & DENNIS ADDITION.
Lots on Bolles ave-, West and Lane sts.,
near 18th. See any of these for big bar
gain. They must be sold.
J. e. TORRINGTON, 100 w. 9Th st.
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1925 Lime, 4 rooms Cheap.
VIII trade for lots.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-02

Best location in North To-
peka, 5 rooms, elegant condi-
ton. Rents $14. Price 81, 100.
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COTTAGE CLOSE IN

Lee
COTTAGE CLOSE IN
S1.5o-Good room cottage. w. 5th st..
city water, gas. sewer, rent So.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO.,
107 West Fifth st.
Ind. Phone s72. Bell Phone 1851
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STATE HOUSE BARGAIN

$1.6BIGood room house L block west OF
state house, corner, on w. 9Th st.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO.,
1g7 West Fifth st.
Ind. Phone gT2. Bell Phone 1851.
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40 feet 9Th and Lincoln. $500.
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THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.,
Eotb nhones e4s ZIG West 9Th st.
FOR SALE:
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MOON, CHARLES & co.

MOON. CHARLES & co.
Room IL, Office Bldg. 116 East 5th st.
For sale, a good cheap house, near the
shops on Jefferson ST., story, four rooms.
Price $3.50.
For sale, a good cheap house, on East
10th St, I'm Parlxda1e, If story, rooms,
{ closets. well, porch. CELLAR, barn; Price
LOO. VIII sell. cash down, 800, balance
For sale, acre. story room house.
attic fioored, 2 closets, pantry, well,
porches, cellar, barn, lots OF fruit. Price
81 500: close to Washburn college.
have a good list of city properties and
farms. Loan money and agents for good
fire insurance companies.
Also agents for sale of very fine Texas
lands. the best of soil, the best in loca-
ton, the best in health. the best pro-
ducers of early vegetables. Call upon u.s.
FOR sALE-14 room brick house and
three or six lots, splendid location, only
seven blocks west Of avenue on Sixth
street. Address L. Il. c.. care Journal.
CHEAPEST LOTS IN TOWN.
8 southwest where nothing is selling less
than 500 to $500; will take SIZE for the 3;
perhaps sz5o fer u tbs ea I'll w PiF RI etc.
Phones.
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FOR SALE BY p. c. MOORE

FOR SALE BY P. G. MOORE
Green St, cottage r., 9 cor. lots, 81, $50.
Poplar st, cottage r.. barn. /, =, S0O.
WINFIELD ave, cottage T., lots, $50.
AFTER ave, rooms, 8 lots, 81, 100.
50 a., Kaw bottom. imp, miles city
limits, 5000
SO acres Kaw bottom. IL miles city lin
its. 81, 500.
Office corner of Wabash and Indiana,
Avenue, Oakland.
Ind. Tel. 3951
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This is the kind you want to read about
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WE WANT TO TRADE

you
location will trade
a house. sphiAe' '" -
his owner want +rh,z
Topeka 6 orcnaro' -"N7
slarger place IN
3mfes towns e'o O"NN
wants city
smooth
Fordc county.
mcottage andb wants f-OFo'
house,
ngoodR. r. Wants farm
mainh Wants farm OF Guy ''
AGENCY
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FREE DIsPENsARY.

MONROE ST. TREE DISPENSARY.
" Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practlclng physicians and surgeons Med
lcal service free. Medicine free in some
cases. Ofhce hours to 5 D. m. Calls
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CNDFRTANERS.

L. NJ. PENWELL, funeral director and
embalner First class service. reason
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oLINGER & ANDERSON.
Over Shawnee State Bank.
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
IND. PHONE ssos.

room leaving
lin and a
North Van terms
NorthM onro
Lauen st.. in.
for
money on re
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OWNER LEA
and
cstern water.S
Owner sick
IN acre garden Of shopsS If
Good
dafa nsnears w OF
station Am g
Of
honejo nsc $500
los1t and builders
NJ. $50 Avenue
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ABSTRACTS.

@SS-~@->~SsS%S.c<c--- --~~~~---------~-~-~-
BED WETTINNG cured regardless OF
age; package of Pen-ine, directions and
booklet mailed free. Missouri Remedy
Co., Dept. 142. st. Louis, Mo.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.
Y s. CYCLE CO.. lis L. Eighth National
q 1ver-Johnson bicycles Supplies reDsirs
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sANFrARrrrMs

CHRISTS HOSPITAL COTTAGES 70,
me care and treatment OF nervous Ia.
HaIos, alcohol and drug habstues and
Llndsay. NJ. D.. S29 Kan. Topeka Kan
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cellar WELL barn for horses sheds Tor
land.
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JEWELLERS

! = = ->-~-Sc-~-~~~0~~~-~
clan. Complete stock OF Watchea dIa.
omnos, silVerware. etc. Eyes examined
and spectaeles properIy fitted
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wANTED-afALE HELP.
SOME REAL ESTATE.

WANIKCD-NkAL HELP.
SOME REAL ESTATE.
IS is the kind you want to read alb
zs1 Clay ST., modern house,
10 rooms, finished attic, barn.
Owner writes to get offer
quick.
s01 western ave, pretty
house. IA corner lots. next
car line; bath. rooms, gas,
cellar. etc. Quick sale. Price
$500.
1907 Kansas ave-, neat home,
IL east front lots, ESQ.
1874 Kansas ave. rooms,
III lots. barn. $3.50.
211 w. 18th, modern cottage,
s rooms, electric lights, gas,
bath. Fine location. Cheap
price.
ia Horne. new cottage, 2
lots. modern all through. A
bargain.
1907 Arch. cottage. 2 lots.
$3.50.
1925 Lime, 4 rooms. Cheap.
VIII trade for lots.
Best location in North To-
peka, rooms, elegant condi-
ton. Rents $14. Price 81, 100.
One block from state house,
8 roomed modern home, cor
ner location, beautiful shade.
Price $500.
IA lots 10th and Madison.
cheap.
40 feet 9Th and Lincoln. $500.
III lots Gil Lincoln. 800.
building sites near 18th
and Harrison. very cheap.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
1o7 East Seventh st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~----0~~~0~-~-~-~--~~-~~~~~~
I HAVE removed to sos Kansas ave- See
me for your Easter suit. John Baum
gartner, Merchant tailor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19
HoNEYMOONERS
Are OFF
Famous Honeymoon Special" Starts
for Trip Acl oss the Continent.

Chicago, Dec. 1S.-Loaded to the
guards with a cargo of "spoons,"
the Honeymoon Special inaugurated
by three western railroads leaves Chi
cago today for thirty days trip Of
cooling and billing and love-making.
All the passengers are newlyweds or
married couples who have not yet
taken their honeymoon trip.
The train which will bear the
honeymooners on their journey is
among the most luxurious ever sent
out of this city, and is manned by
discreet train men who "have been
there themselves and who will give
the travellers the utmost possible pri-
yacv for their manifestations of affec-
ton. Il Is promised for the railroad
| officials that the trip viii be an ideal
one. and this promise bids fair 70 be
carried out to the letter. Various
parts of the West and the Pacific
coast will be traversed by the Honey
moon Special before it returns to Chi
cago thirty days hence.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19
IS CLEVELAND
IN The PLAY?'
Report Says Movement is on to SIAM
:. pede Convention in Favor of :.
Princetown Man.

New York, Dec. 18.-Behind a
movement being made in some quar-
tiers to send Grover Cleveland to the
Democratic convention as a delegate
from New Jersey, many politicians
see a deep, shrewd plot to solidify
the opposition towards Bryan's nomi-
nation.
Several politicians of national req
utation go so far as to predict that
Cleveland, in the event that the con-
vention stampeded in his favor, will
be nominated in the same manner
that Bryan secured the nomination il
1896. At any rate, it is pointed out
that Cleveland's presence in the con.
vention as a delegate would signify a
great deal more than that which
would appear on the surface-a po
litical plot against Bryan.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19

Andrews. chancellor of the Univer-
sity of Nebraska, speaking to thou
sand students and faculty members
of the University of Washington
this morning declared that the DEM
ocratic party is drifting toward So
cialism and that eventually that or
ganization will become Sociallstic
because of an alignment which Will
because of an alignment which can
not be overcome.
Landing both President Theodore
Roosevelt and William Jennings
Rrvan. DR.. Andrews went to the
length of asserting his belief that II
either Fairbanks or Foraker is elect
ed president, the main policies OF
the president regarding corporation
and railroad control and honesty in
public service will be carried for
ward without diminution.
/ The distinguished educator praised
Rrvan as a clean statesman and
man whose private and public life
are above reproach. He had little
to say of Taft but praised Governor
Hughes. of New York. Finally DR..
Andrews said that if Republican
is elected president, the policy OF
strong defense of American interests
in the Pacific, coupled with the re-
tention Of the Philippine Islands will
be continued. To relinQuish sover-
eighty over the Philippines. he said,
would be . calamity.
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Single women looking for more trou-
bic are invited to Pana ma, where hus-
bands await them.
You Can Sell Your Cow

Calf, Jersey heifer, driving team,
saddle horse, dray team, matched
sorrels, span of mules, pony, pigs,
ducks, turkeys, guineas, geese, pea
fowl, pigeons, pointer, Belgian hares,
goat, Maltese cat or poodle dos
through the livestock columns OF the
Daily World Wants. There are peo-
nc anxious TO buy them, but theg
d. not know that you have them to
SCI You can tell them By a1fer
Using.
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That Wooden Wedding.

Somebody phoned into the World
Office last night report that a
wooden wedding had occurred in
town. Before they finished on the
data, they stated that a couple of
Poles had been married"
City Clerk Sumner, when queried
about it, said that he thought one
of the parties referred to was "a chip
off the old block" At the same mo-
ment a bark was heard outside, but
whether this was an accompaniment
to the wedding march is not known
Further, affiant sayeth not
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Good Service.
: Good service has been the con-
slant aim of the officers of the COM
pany.
100 Stockholders.
The plans of those who conceived
the idea of the farmers system has
been to secure the stock entirely to
those who reside in the Wenatchee
Valley. To date. this has been done
most effectively. there being now
about 100 stockholders, all of whom
reside in the Valley. The capital
being furnished by the users of the
system themselves the first idea of
the construction of a purely local
system has been effectively carried
out.
The Organization.
The Farmers Telephone and Tele-
graph Company was organized in Oc-
tober, 1903. Little was done till the
| following season, when the frs.
1 first phones were installed. The first
| trustees were 2. A. Lanham, S. w
Phillips and William Turner.
/ The present trustees of the COM
pany are: H. A. Lanham, Arthur
Gum and S. w. Phillips.
For the building up of local con-
Germ of this nature. great credit at
taches to the officers Of the company
Earning Money.
Eyes; we are earning money" said
Arthur Gum, one of the trustees OF
the company, in answer to the ques-
ton of the World man in regard tc
| tofore. the earnings of the company
have gone into extensions. Begin
ming this fall we will begin to pa!
semi-annual dividends OF per cen
or s per cent per annum. This doe:
not represent the entire profit of the
company, the balance being turned
into surplus l believe the stock o
this company is a conservative ant
substantial investment, and it vii
earn good interest on the money
At the same time the stock itself will
be consequently increasing in value
The poor value of the stock at thu
present time is $50 per share; bu
its actual value as represented by the
property is fully $50 per share. Thu
will increase as the surplus profits
are put into the business"
The Future.
within the next two years l
will be necessary to extend the line
still further" said H. c. Littlefleld
secretary of the company, this morn
ing. Eve have many calls right nov
that are coming in faster than WI
can take care OF them. Next yea
If will be necessary to cross the Col
umbia river with an extension. Their
is also a big territory that should D.
covered around Cashmere and Pc
shastin. To meet these needs
bunch Of bonds will be sold. ines
bonds will be so sold that the pur
chaser is guaranteed 9 per cent.
is our desire to sell these all local.,
in order to thus increase the stand
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The Daily World is beyond ques-
ton the only logical advertising med
ium in Central Washington for the
busy merchant; it gets quick returns
for all who advertise in it's columns.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19

The minis are busy. and there'l be
something doing on the outside
when their output is ready for ham
ding
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19

L. San Francisco Chronicle says
that society IN the city Of the Golden
Gate intends to give the personnel OF
the Pacific fleet feast and froIic'
and wants the fight cut out of Bot
Evans programme altogether SO
there!
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19

There is a vast difference between
saving money for a rainy day and
boarding." says financial editor.
But what's the difference to the man
who is unable to do either?
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LOOK. LOOK!
Armstrong

Special sale of candies and nuts
at the Reading Room. New lire
just in. Spend your money where
you will get good and do good.
1N-9n
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Europe is getting back some tnou-
sands of the in.ia grants she has sent
to us. Remarks in the foreign press
about the "unWashed hordes" of Amer
lea may now be looked for.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19

If the discussion over that eliminat-
ed religious motto grows warm enough
some folks may be able &c forget even
that Fairbanks cocktail incident.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19

A will of recent date made by the
late high financier. c. T. Barney, be-
queathing an estate Of 100000 was
found among his effects. The estate is
MISSING
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19

For Xmas. All kinds of Box Pa
petries, Fountain Pens, Purses,
Gents and Ladies' Card Cases, La
dies Hand Bags and Purses at the
Red Cross Pharmacy. 1924
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-19

The greatest and most prosperous
life has small stream Of grief secret
~ running in the depths Of its glory.
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Advertise in the Daily World-it
pays.
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DRIFTING TO
SOCIALISM
Chancellor Andrews Says this is the
Tendency of Democratic Party.
Praises Hughes Of New York.

Seattle, Dec. 18.-In the most no.
table address he has made in the
Pacific Northwest, DR.. e. BENJAMIN
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FARMERS,
TELEPHONE
Continued from Page One.)

Good Service.
Good service has been the con-
slant aim of the officers of the COM
pany
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