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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-25
u PER CENT INCOME PROPERTIES

u PER CENT INCOME PROPERTIES,
g rooms Harrison, close modern, $500
Q rooms. Fillmore, MODERN s., 100 Terms
: rooms Garfield, nice, s.. 700. Terms.
9 rooms Tyler, close in, $3.50 Terms
I rooms Jefferson, modern, bargain "
900.
s rooms, Van Buren,, modern. close, 81
100.
10 rooms. North Topeka, close in. s2.Ooo
s rooms. Va Buren,, modern. close, "
5 rooms Polk, nice place, close, ST.
II rooms Madison. always rented, $500
3 rooms Van Buren,, snap, 1850. Terms
easy.
7 rooms Van Barren, dandy 1880
rooms. Clay, gas. city water. SLIGO
) rooms Chandler, always rented. SLIGO
5 rooms Chandler. never vacant, St,25o-
5 rooms Branner, good investment.
s1.1Oo
s rooms Topeka ave. nice, 300
6 rooms. E. sth, in demand $3.50
rooms Lime. this is good, $500.
4 rooms, East Sth, shop district, $500.
rooms East 5th St, profitable rental.
$3.50.
3 rooms Lake, easy terms. $50
good grocery stocks
Houses for rent.
List your properties here.
Come in ard get acquainted.
An Oklahoma farm to trade for Topeka
home.
BENNETT & CHARLES.
Crawford Bldg Both Phones III
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AT THESE

We are sole agents FOR them.
1877 jackson. close in. rooms, halls.
bath. gas electricity. furnace, new house.
well built, best OF material city water.
parties leaving city. 81 SO
~ jackson. II rooms, halls. bath.
pantry. electric light, hot water heat,
city water. cistern. shade, fruit, barn. a.
fine home IN excellent condition. $500.
1870 Harrison, stories, rooms. recep-
ton hail. closets. bath. furnace. gas. good
cellar. well papsred. nice place, worth
every dollar asked for It $500
BENNETT & CHARLES
Born Phones "a Crawford Bldg
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DAVIS. WELCOME & CO..

twol
East snap at
fronto
sale$2
rooms and3 'front.' sone-
bIockfr from CARL ST.
II horse and car
side bargain at s4a0
house, barn.. lots
for nnored
SIXTH
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FOR sAfFs--RE4K RsTATE-
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BETTER READ THIS LIST

HERE ARE A FEW OF THE
BEST THINGS IN TOPEKA
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE To-
DAY. EACH ONE a REPRESEN-
TATTvE OF DOZENS OF 9TH
ERS ON OUR SALE RECORDS
CONSIDER YOURSELF INVIT-
ED TO LOOK THEM OvER-OR
TO Call. us UP ABOUT 9TH
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FOR SALES room cottage. gas and
barn I acre in fruit, near shops. first
payment 800 balance monthly. 10 acres
close IN w 10th. ave, low for cash or
$50 cash bal time SIS acre farm at Gro
YER II miles east OF Topeka. first pay
ment only $500
i. T. Brown, II Columbian Bldg.
FOR SALElN lots. modern room
house. barn Al Polk St Ind phone 77S-3
FOR SALE OR TRADES room house.
INQUIRE LILO Polk St
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
room cottage. IL lots, Garfield St.
near 18th St. fine repair slsSu-
room cottage. near creamery, o. K.
little home, $500
room cottage Seward ave. easy terms.
8. 100
Splendid room house. 50 It. near Polk
school, - go ~
rooms. 3 lots East Hill. $1,000
rooms modern. . lots Lowman Hill.
s.. 400
ID. MILLER.
Ind Phone I4s $50 81 Kansas Ave
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ERS-

21 CLAY, BIGGEST LARGE
HOUSE SNAP IN TOWN, NINE
ROOMS. d FEET, EVERY MON
DERN CONVENIENCE. HOUSE
IN ExCELLENTS SHAPE PRICED
AT s40oo. MUST HAVE IMME-
date OFFER.
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DOWN TOWN

TEN ROOM MODERN RESI-
DENcE EAST 'FRONT.' BLOCKS
STH AND KANSAS AVENUE
RENTS ssSn PER MONTH. NON
RESIDENT OWNER SAYS SELL
FOR $500 FINE RENTAL
PROPOSITION. LET ME SHOW
YOU.
r. BARNES. 121 w FIFTH 81
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BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
; s room house, close IN, Lincoln, s.. $50
s room house, 4 lots Garfield, s.. 500.
z 5 room cottage, IL lots, Buchanan, s., 600.
room mod. cottages lots, Garfield,
s.. 500.
= 5 room mod. cottage, close in, fine, s., 500.
z 4 room cottage, Fillmore, close in, 81 800.
room cottage. Fillmore. close in, 81, 10c-
230 a. farm near Dover only SIS per a.
50 a. improved farm, 8 m s. E, 5000
40 a. m s. improved. SO. 800.
40 a. near city, very cheap, 81, 400
CIV ". YATES & CO..
6z5 Kansas Ave. Room 3. Both Phones.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
FOR SALESuburban small tracts of va
Gated lots near Einewood park, nicely
located on each highlands Reasonab bic
price. Terms to suit Smith Agency, 500
Kansas ave-
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SOME RARE SNAPS.

Modern room cottage. including gas
electricity. bath room with complete fix
lures. cellar connected with sewer, IL
east front lots. situated on Western ave
nue, in first class neighborhood- Owner
nonresident and insist on early sale
$3.50.
rooms. bath and reception hall; bath
room has complete fixtures, furnace. gas
for heat and light, cistern; in fact No |
house on east front lots on Polk street;
well located: owner compelled to sell on
account OF III health ss.s0p.
Modern room cottage. full lots, prop
erty in first class condition. fine shade.
cistern. fine barn. near washburn college.
on pavement $50
Z room house. gas. city and cistern wa
ter. H lots, on Jefferson street near sth.
This Is a bargain 81 40.
room cottage. new. and 3 lots. on the
east side. convenient to Santa Fe shops.
Any old payment down. balance monthly
s cottages paying $500 per month on
Madison street. in a neighborhood where
houses are always in demand This is a
fine opportunity 70 make an investment
szsoo.
? fine lots on Buchanan street pavement,
surrounded BY fine homes. A bargain
ssee
east front lots on Fillmore street. high
and dry. $50
east front lots on Western avenue.
near 18th A snap $50.
lots on Liberty street. IS down, balance
like rent $50.
east front lots on Leland. IS down.
balance Hike rent $3.50
RODGERS. DAVIS & Co.,
11e ". sth.
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rnR sAIE-IfF4L EsrATR.
roR sALE-RFAL ESTATE.
MODERN COTTAGE

g.
all
OF wa a greatb back apseen quick
r
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PARK

GOOD MODERN HOME. IA
LOTS FINE BATH. PLENTY OF
SHADE, FACES AOA-A--D~
PARK LET ME- SAOM
THIS SNAP AT $50.
rLMER R. BARNES. III ". FIFTH ST
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7Os HORNE. BRANDT NEW. MOD
ERN COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS. IA
FINE LOTS. WESTLAwN AN
Mex: MUST SEE IT TO AP--
PROBATE IT.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
ROW ERS & KEARNS, contractors and
Srflders JOB work carefully done. II
W. 7th- Phone 500
J. C. WILSON. contractor and builder
Job work promptly doae. 10 Z. Eighth
st. Ind phone 1914
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WANT TO BUY a HOME. COME AND SEE US
HERE BARGAINS HAVE.

BUCHANAN
II COTTAGE CELLAR WATER, BARN
HOUSE.
ON
5000
COTTAGE CELLAR. c1srERN. SEWER NEAR
A
SIDE,
FOR FEW DAYS
1a W. ST.
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III WEST ETH, CLOSEST M
COTTAGE FOR SALE. MODERN,
UP-TO-DATE FINISH. FINE
LAWN. PRICE s2e9e-
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FOR sALE

. Lots and Z room house, up-to-date and
newly furnished without commission II
sold in a few Jays, 121z w 10Th St, or Ed
McKeevers Ind phone 1zlz-A
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INCOME INVESTMENT
OWNER LEAVING THE CITY
AND WANTS CASH FOR FINE
BUSINESS BUILDING. MOD
ERN FLAT I'd FLOOR, COR
FER LOTS. IMPROVEMENTS S
YEARS OLD. LEASED TO GOOD
TENANT AT sz PER MONTH
you CAN NOT BEAT THIS AT
$50. LET NE SHOW YOU
r. BARNES. II W. FIFTH ST
l. HAVE JUST WHAT YOU
WANT. LET Me SHOW YOU.
ELMER R. BARNES.
III WEST FIFTH ST.
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For sALE-REAI EsTATE
EIMER r BARNES.

REAL, ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE
PHONE s.. IL w. FIFTH ST
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&
ESTATE LoANs& INSURANCE


@ Sea s N9t T6 6a 1 a q Barn gGqf Re- @
Buchansn
banpI Of fruit Re
t,
house
~ payment. month Bss bargains in - &C., ~
VacanIo lot N
n
Il. TERMS
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MACHINE SHOPS.


MOWERS ground. factory process. 75c-
Tel 900. Harry B. Howard. 10 Kan ave.
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1sas TYLER, G ROOMS. GOOD
LOCATION, NEWLY IMPRON-
ED. FOR RENT. TOO. PRICE
800.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE To-
DAY EACH ONE A REPRESEN-
TATIyE OF DOZENS OF 9TH
ERS ON OUR SALE RECORDS
CONSIDER YOURSELF INvIT-
ED TO LOOK THEM OvER-OR
TO CALL Us UP ABOUT 9TH
ERS.
81 CLAY. BIGGEST LARGE
HOUSE, SNAP IN TOWN. NINE
ROOMS. Is FEET, EVERY MON
DERN CONVENIENCE. HOUSE
IN ExCELLENTS SHAPE PRICED
AT $4,000. MUST HAVE IMME-
date OFFER.
7Os HORNE, BRAND NEW, MOD
ERN COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS. IA
FINE LOTS, WESTLAWN AN
Mex: MUST SEE IT TO AP-
PROBATE IT.
211 WEST ETH, CLOSEST M
COTTAGE FOR SALE. MODERN,
ITP-TO-DATE FINISH. FINE
LAWN. PRICE se.sae.
1sas TYLER, ROOMS. GOOD
LOCATION. NEWLY 4IMPROv-
ED. FOR RENT. TOO. PRICE
$500.
100 BoLLEs AVE-. BEST COR
NER NEAR COLLEGE. NEW
ROOMED COTTAGE ROOM FOR
MORE HOUSES. 3 HANDSOME
LOTS. GAS, WELL WATER
PRICE s1.soe; SMALL AMOUNT
DOWN
151s WEST 18TH, NEAT HOME,
CLOSE TO COLLEGE, 5 ROOMS
PRICE s1.125.
1874 KANSAS AVE. ROOMS.
u LOTS. AND BARN. PRICE
$3.50.
1os7 ARCH. COTTAGE, ? LOTS,
FACES NEW CITY PARkPRICE
1850.
,oas LIME. 4 ROOMS. BRICK.
PRICE $3.50. WANT LOTS IN
EXCHANGE.
CHOICEST wESTLAWN COR
NER LOTS 90i LANE OWNER
WANTS TO SELL 1T AT ONGE1-
FINE LOTS CORNER OF sTH
AND HORNE, $50.
~ LOTS 10TH AND MADISON, +
CHEAP.
"a LOTS s24 LINCOLN. $500
sLoTs 1890 WEST. STREET. $50.
ACRE REDDEN AVE. ss7s.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY. Sole Agent
E7 E. Seventh ST.
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I'VE AND CLEANING WORKS
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
This f. the only dry cleaning
house in this city Ladies and
TsntIemeu.s clothing cleaned ike
new. Give u a call
PRONES ss7.
SO Kansas Ave
ROEDIGER & SON.
ROEDIGER & SON.
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ERIE DIsPENsARv

MoNRoE 81. FREE DfSPENsERI
practicing physicians and surgeons XeS.
zeal service free. Medicine free IA son1s
cases Office hours to o. m rsaIIs
ensNered night or day. Ind. phone sfl3-
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100 BoLLEs AVE. BEST COR
NER NEAR COLLEGE, NEW
ROOMED COTTAGE. ROOM FOR
MORE HOUSES. 8 HANDSOME
LOTS. GAS, WELL WATER
PRICE 1900; SMALL AMOUNT
DOWN.
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sANTTARIuNIs

CARISTS HOSPITAL COTTAGES fa,
tne care and treatment of nervous in
Ez.ul9s,- aIconol and drug habieues and
Llndsay. NJ o., SO K A. Topeka. rSa1-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SkIF~ST1IC - 80 = 1870
70 Duy an established business payine FL
per cent on Investment Owner has GOOD
Journal F' ~e--S
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151s WEST 18TH, NEAT HOME.
CLOSE TO COLLEGE. > ROOMS
PRICE 81, Us.
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FLORISTS.
>~~--~~S-r--~-~~--~~---~-~
ACAE GxaOH y AZ a skA4OW ERS. morn
osslgns. special attention. given sout-of-
Town orders. James Hayes. lO7 w sfh -
. Z RODMANs blooming plants. cut Tow
Elsntn- Tel q, Greenhouse 18th and Non
HUBBARD,s - Cut fIower-- b1oo-71---
pants Ind. phone ~. SO Kansas ave.
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other
werLci stern-s shade Abouta Makes offer
a good
al goodr and
Of
nient o street
Il W. sTHs
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MISCELLANEOUS
For CEMENT and brick walks base
rnent floors, porch piers. steps. Call
can Holm Doubek. Tel 3742
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1os7 ARCH. COTTAGE, ? LOTS,
FACES NEW CITY PARK PRICE
q, 80.
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154 KANSAS AVE. ROOMS.
~ LOTS. AND BARN. PRICE
$3.50.
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"a LOTS S24 LINCOLN. $500.
sLoTs 1890 WEST. STREET. $50.
ACRE REDDEN AYE. S7s.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY. Sole Agents
= M E Seventh st.
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a
home.
wena tfrOnt
small nnonth
csten
good
czten
ewer fy
light on car
line
KANSAS AVE
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~ IoTs 18TH And MADISON.
CHEAP.
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RESTAURANTS.

HENRY LIITTJOHANN mas remoTeS 70
20 Kansas ave. All welcome and invited.
Meals or short orders
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

--~-------~-----@>--
DAN LEAHY. Plumbing, Heating and
Gas Fitting. 212 <. Fifth St.
LOUIS LOCKOWITZ-P1um Heating
and Gas Fitting. z19 w SIKH st DO l9l9.
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111 .eDL-fAS AND MACHINE SHOPS.
|
FOUNDERS, machinists and pattern
makers Topeka Foundry rs Sa0 and
x Jackson St Both phones zs9.
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1oas LIME, ROOMS, BRICK
PRICE $3.50. WANT LOTS IN
EXCHANGE
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CHOICEST WESTLAWN COR
>Ep LOTS egi LANE OWNER
" Mrs TO SELL 1T AT ONCE
FINE LOTS CORNER OF sTH
AND HORNE, $50.
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107 WEST SIXTH ST.
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TRANSFER Am sroRaor

TRANSFER AND STORAGE
-A-.FNN11A.N L > 1EtA1NSr n.R 4 SIOrs<At,h 4
%. PACKS. ships and stores houst hold
quincy ST.
ATHERTON BR0s.-OfYice 91s Ea-t a.
BoLn phones 998. Moving and sfors1e-e
All Kinds goods packed, stored ard for-
Marded 70 any point in United States
STATIONS.
ARENA, 2:11A. champion Kansas srostsr
-, a. E-1xe1lnlIlon halL fair grounds. Bell
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TIE MoNfAN,s nocrnn

DR. ACKLEY, the Woman Docfoe.
Junction Bldg. kansas City. No
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
Spoiled It All.

X farmer went 10 hear John Wesley preach. Wesley said he would take up three topics of thought He was talk ing chiefly about money. His first was, "Get all you can" The farmer nudged a nclghbOr and said: This is strange preaching. 1 never heard the like be fore. This is very good" Then Wes. ley discourscd on industry" 'Activi- ty." Living to Purpose" and reached hls second division. Save all you can" The farmer became more excited. Was there ever anything like this?' he said. Wesley denounced thriftless ness and waste. and he satirized the willful wickcdness which lavishes in luxury, and the farmer rubbed bis hands. and he thought. "All this l have been taught from my youth up," and what with getting and what with boarding Ii seemed to him that sal vation" had come 10 his house. But Wesley advanced to his third head, which was Give all you can" "Ah, dear; ah. dear" said the farmer; he has gone and spoiled it all!'
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
HeliOtrOpisni,

Heliotropism is the peculiar property
 shown by many plants, notably the sundower, of always turning toward the sun. In the case of seedlings the phenomenon is especially marked. The cells on the light side are apparently retarded in growth, thus causing a curvature toward that side. Professor Romaues experjmented with an inter- mittent light, such as that of'a cleo tric spark discharge, upon mustard seedlings and found the heliotropic effect produced in this way far greater than that caused by the sun or any other form of light. Strange to say, however. this abnormal influence is un- accompanied by the generation Of phlorophyu, the green coloring matter In plants which requires sunshine f" Its proper production.-Pall Mall GA'
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
BOWLERS GET
 BIG SUPPER

The B. NJ. Behrends bowling team George Blanchard, w. W. Ward and E. NJ. McIntyre-paid its wager, a sumptuous supper 10 the Invincibles-F. c. FIaheaty, Dr. Norman and E. J.. Barry--last night. It had ss guests, in addition to those " ho laid it's banner low, the others who have participated in recent bowling COT tests They included; NJ. S. Whittier, E. 4. Murphy, w. C. Blanchard, NJ. A. Snow, l. NJ. Jensen and c, H. Schetfle". The supper was served at the Els Club by Hugo Ungerfroren, the cI 10 steward. It was a very jolly occasion
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
Walking OF The Ceiling.

Few people pr. ably know what it Is .,.f enables ilh to walk on the cell Ing. l. uas been supposed that theil al.l.ty tu do So was due to the fact ln.r rrrl of thr., feet k miniature mir pump. This ucory was found tt ar ulsuuud, and ! was then explained that thc feat was made possible by means of yi>.uus substance which pNuGvd from thv hairs on their feet Ills theory also was abandoned as being only partis accountable for the facts. and the preferred explanation |! that lies are ell. Oled to walk upside down on smooth substances by the helT of capillary adhn- on. An investigator has t0unC by q saries of nice Calcula tions. such aS the weighing and meas ur.us of bairs. that fly would be upheld by capillary attraction were il Cour-uinths aS Lravy again as 1t Is Each fly is supposed to be furnished with from 10000 to 12,OOO minute foot hairs. These cxude an oily fluid, and Il is because of the repulsion between a watcry surface and this oily liquid that q fly finds it difficult to mount damp eued glass.-Hurper'S Weekly.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
LOST THREE
InTincibleS Fall Down and
 Are Walked On

The Ipvincibles- C. Flaharty, Dr, Norman and F.. J. Barry-were defeat ed three straigh; games on the EIks' Club bowling alley last night by the Fifth Avenues-E. A. Murphy, M. .. Whittier and C. Fl Sche0ler The scores made by the bowlers were not large, but the roofing was 50 perSls' tent, so vociferous and so artistic that the excitmeut was none the les on that account.
 It was in many respects the greatest night ever experienced by bowlers at the Elks' Club. The clang and din of the "rooters" was immense, h fact, it seemed that the contest was matter of lung testing. Apparently it was case of getting the most "rooters' with the greatest believing capacity and the most persistent staying power at the receiving end of horn.
 There was iuu-rolickjng ,tul-grown' completely a5andonded fun. Fun for everybody more fun TOT eYer!oOu' else than for the bow.erS.
 t was a "rooters' night, too. The fayorites-tnose whose chances to win were regarded brlghtesl-loSt all three games. When the gang saw that its noise rather than the skill of the bowlers was winning, then ii did 90. Ir had band out, and all the wind splitting devices that its ingenuity could provide, and i, used all it's noise making apparatus to the best of its splendid abilities.
 E. A. Murphy made the highest score and the second highest average, ln the bowling. FL, Barry made the highest average audthe second best score.
 The scores were as follows:
 Invinc bles
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
DAILY INLAND
 WEATHER REPORT

The report of weather conditions at s o'clock this morning at points on the line of the White Pass and in the Yukon valley follows:
 Glacier-Cloudy, south wind, .l6 above.
 White Pass-Cloudy, south wind, 24 above.
 Fraser-Cloudy, south wind,2S above. Log Cabin-Cloudy, calm, 2 above.
 Bennett-Cloudy, south wind, 30 above.
 Pennington-Snowiug, south wind, 30 above.
 Caribou-snowing, south wind 30 above.
 whitehorse-cloudy, south wind, 30 above.
 Atlin-suowiug, rsouth wind, p above.
 Tagish-snowing, south wind, 2S above.
 Lower Labarge-Cloudy, south wind, 33 above.
 Hootalinqua-Cloudy, south wind, g. above.
 Big Salmon-Cloudy, south wind, 9 above.
 Yukon Crossing-Cloudy, south wind g above.
 Selkirk-CIoudy, north wind, 2S above.
 Stewsrt-Cloudy, north wind. 2abOye Ogilvie-Cloudy, north wind, below Dawson-Cloudy, north wind, 6 below. Fortymile-Srowing, north wind F below.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
PERSONAL MENTION


 Dr. E. E. Young, just triumphantly reelected to the British Columbia par lisment by the people of Atlin, arrived yesterday and is at the Pullen house. He is on his way to Victoria where he will participate in the opening of the new parliament. He will sal on the Amur,
 C. R. Bourne, the Atlin druggist. and his little son arrived from Atlin yester- day evening and will sail South on the Amur. They are at the Pullen house. MT. Bourne will return in a few weeks.
 Judge E. B. Le Fevre, who went to Haines Monday to try a trespass case that was set for Tuesday, returned yesterday on the Hegg. The case was continued.
 Chief of Police C. T. Moore Is ill at the railroad hospital. Charles CVrt- wright is performing the duties of chief of police.
 The Rev. Father P. G. Bougis retun- ed on the Hegg from Haines yesterday. -o- The Rev. sThomas Jenkins returned today from a visit to Haines. | The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free in place 1 of tea or coffee. Come on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13

She broke out all over her body Wlth 8 humor, and we used everything recom-- mended, but without results. l called in three doctors, they all claimed they could help her, but she continued to grow worse. Her body was mass Of sores, and her little face was being eaten away; her ears looked as if they would drop off. Neighbors advised me to get Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and before had used half of the cake ot Soap and box of Ointment the sores had all healed, and my little ones face and bodvwere as clear as q newborn babes. I would not be without it again if 1t cost five dollars, instead of seventy-hve cents, which is all it cost us to cure our baby, after spending many dollars on doctors and medicines without any benefit whatever"
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
fIFTH AVENUE
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The Fifth Avenue has been remodel. led and is now better than ever. There are more bath rooms, better suites, and greater coveniences than in any hotel in Alaska. It is heated with steam and is in every respect modern. It is still offering special induce ments to regular roomers and bnsrders. It provides comforts that are not ob- tainable anywhere else in Skagway at terms which max keeping house an unnecessary expense.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
SKAGwAY WEATHER

The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf ct midnight, Feb. F, 1906, is as follows Temperature time observat'n 36 above Max. temp preceding 24 hours..39 above Min. " ..33 above Mean " |" ..36 above
 Barometer 29.TO
 Snow, south wind.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13

cures of tOrtuTlnS, disfguring skin hu- mOrs daily made by Cuticura Soap, assisted by.Cuticura Oin tmen t, after physicians, and all else had failed: "l feelitmy duty to pa- rents of other poor suffering babies to
 tell you what Cuti- cura has done for my little daughter.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
Elks' Meeting

There will be a regular meeting oi Skagway Lodge No. 43l, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, at their hall, Thursday, February II, at p. m, All visiting Elks are invited to at tend.
 N. s. Whittier,
 Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-13
Notice to Water Consumers

The committee ou water works, oi the town council of tue Town of Skag- way, respectfully requests water con sumers not to let their faucets run con- tinously. or otherwise unnecessarily waste water.
 Respectfully,
 Water Works Committee.
 by Luke McGrath,
 Chairman Sksgway, Alaska, Jan, 26, 19O7.