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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-09
NOMINATE
Hebrew Progressive Association
Pla.s for Election.

The Hebf-N progressive Associa-
tion held an important meeting yeG-
terday afternoon, at which the semi
annual nomination of officers was
made. Plans were discussed for an
AFFAIR to be held soon for the benefit
OF the Jewish Consumptive Sani-
tarium at Denver, Col. The follow
ing were nominated; Recording secre-
tary,M. Cohen; financial secretary.
Philip Levine; treasurer, Joseph
Schwartz; conductor, A. Beckhoff;
members of the executive board.
Samuel Polensky, David Encherman.
A. Metzendorf and A. BeckhO6
board of trustees: w. Cohen, David
Encherman and A. Beckhoff inside
guards, d. Goldfarb and ]. Levine.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-09
ONE OUT Of RACE
SIx-Day Speeders Behind Record
Time at Noon Today.
Special by United Press Wire !:

Special by United Press Wire:
NEW, YORK, Dec. o." Bobby Wal
thour, OF Atlanta. was put out of the
six-day bicycle race this morning as a
result of fall disabling his shoulder
which has not been sound since he fell
on the German asphalt track last sum-
mer.
There were number of minor spills
during the morning. The riders are In
good condition, but were thirteen miles
behind the record at noon, when Folger
& Moran, Rutt & Stol, Bedell Bros,
Krebs & vanDerstuyft had 235 miles
and one lap to their credit, and Down
ing & Butler, Calvin & Wiley, Lawson
& Mcdonald, Samuelson & Mitten, Jas
quelin & Vanoni. Wilcox & Williams
were a lap behind, and Sherwood &
Limberg were two laps in the rear.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-09
LAWMAKERS
Nominate Officers for Election
December u.

The nomination of officers of Po Am
bo Loft No. 65ls, Haymakers, took
place yesterday afternoon. One candi.
date was initiated. Plans were dis
cussed and a committee named for 6
novelty dance. a The committee is com
posed of Thomas Lucas, chairman
George Lund. H. S. Smith, Rasmus
Lund and Hans Hendrickson.
The officers nominated were: Past
chief, haymaker, Peter Damn; chief
haymaker. John Olsen; assistant chief
haymaker. Hans Henderickson: over
seer, H. r. Jensen; steward, Rasmus
Lund; keeper of bundles, H. S. Smith /:
collector of straws, Henry C. Axen.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-09
Beloved Monarch
is Dead in Roy
al Palace. (
The new KING.
Swedish Residents in Perth Amboy
Express Sorrow at the Death
Of the King Was 0ne>sfthe
Most Popular in Europe
New King TO Continue
His Policies.
special 0y United Press wire

Special by United Press Wire:
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Dec. 81
Gustav v, the new king of Sweden,
who took the oath of allegia zee -es-
terday following the~ death of King
Oscar IL, which occurred at 9:15
o'clock yesterday morning, was in
conference with the members of the
ministry today making plans for the
immediate future and preparing a
formal proclamation to be issued
within the next day or two. The new
king, having requested Primer Land
man to continue the present cabinet,
1t is assumed that no change Is ar
ticipated from King Oscars policies.
The whole country is bowed in grief
for King OSCAR was something more
than ruler or his people and had en-.
deared himself to them as an intimate
and personal friend. When the flag
on the palace was dipped to half mast
there was a moan of anguish from the
assembled multitude, and many Of
them cried. Our dear old king is
deadv'
The following official bulletin was
posted after the kings death:
'srhe strength of the king continued
to decrease throughout the night, and
the state of Inconsistencies BECAME
more marked. HIS majesty passed
quietly away at $40 a. M
The kings age was seventy-eight
years nine months and seventeen days.
his death being the result Of calcifica-
tion Of the cerebral and cardiac blood
vessels
The succession to the throne Of
sweden now passes to Oscar Gustaf
Ad0lphe, duke of Vermland, the eldest
son Of the late king. AT meeting Of
the council of state the new king took
the oath of allegiance ttnder the title
ef Gustaf v. and adopted the motto,
with the Peoples For the Fatherland."
The princes then took the oath Of al
legiance,i and the new monarch ac-
cepted the homage of the state or
ciRls.
The last hours of the expiring mon
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UNDER OPERA BOX
Attempt on Lives Of The Royal
Family Of Por tugaI.
Special by United Press Wire !:

Special by United Press Wire:
, LISBON, Portugal, Dec "a plot
to blow up King Carlos and the mem
bers of his family in their box at the
opera. house has been discovered Two
bombs had been planted directly under
the box, it evidently having been in
tended to explode them by means -of
electric wires running under the stage.
The theatres chief electrical engineer
committed suicide as the secret police
were about to arrest him. Several
other suspects have BEEN arrested.
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WIFE OF SECRETARY
TAFT NARROW ESCAPE
by United Press Wire /:

SpeGfGE UV OTfteU FT6SS WIZ.
BOULGNE, France, Dec 81
Mrs. Taft, Mrs. George Post Wheeler,
wife of the second secretary of the
American embassy at Toxic, and
other passengers for the President
Grant, narrowly escaped death in 60
ing aboard the liner in the harbor.
The tender Holland ran into heavy
seas and was repeatedly thrown on
her beam end. Passengers were
hurled about in every direction mar
rowly escaping the fixtures which
broke loose.
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TsmpIars Visit.

A delegation of thirty-five mem
bers of Neutral Lodge No. 3, 1nde-
pendent Order of Good Templars,
Saturday night attended an entertain
ment and dance of Reform Lodge No.
1, in New York
Reform Lodge will pay visit to
this lodge the first Saturday in Janu-
ary.
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For Election and Xmas Tree.

The beiter-Maennerchor held a
meeting yesterday at which plans were
completed for meeting December 20,
at which the election and installation
of officers will take place A reception
with follow.
Plans were also discussed for the an
nual Christmas festival
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-09
Wants a. New Trial.
speoso, to tho EVENING NEWS.

Spoos~s " t"0 Ev 1Hi"u E"N'
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 9:7-Lawyer
Cook, who represents Michael and Mat
tico Reonard. who are charged with as
saulting Raffelio Gelesio at Port Read
Ing on August 25. has made an effort
for new. trial. He appeared at New
Brunswick this morning, but, as. the
case had been heard before Judge
Schenck. he was advised to make APP
plfcatiOn before him.
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Discuss Pew Matter.

A meeting of some members of the
congregation Shaarey Tfiloh was held
last night. at which the matter of as
signing the church pews among the
members was discusseds This matter
will be brought UP at the next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-09
Bead Bids Dec. n.

County Engineer Morgan F. Larson
is completing plans for the new roads
to be macadamized. Bids are to be res
ceiyed December 27. The various con-
tracts must be completed bysOctober 1,
1908. There are about seven roads to
be improved. including upper State
street in this city
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About the criy place a free pun"
conid bs of 3ny use would be In tho pa-
pers that won't print 4
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-09

Brownie Kodak makes a nice gift, at
Sextons 20 Smith street
1ssss-l2-e-1ts
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Brush. comb and mirror sets for
Xmas gifts at Sections drug store.
1S2547d2-7-1ta
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CANDIDATE PREACHED
Rev. A. E. Latscher of Brooklyn at
First Baptist Church.

Rev. Albert f. Latscher. of Brooklyn
preached in the First Baptist church
yesterday as candidate, and made a
good impression. Rev. e. v. Robinson,
of Woodhaven, L. l.. will preach here
next Sunday. A vote will then be TAX
en- of the three heard. and the one
most favorable will be further consid-
cred, along with other candidates
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Let The NEWS fill your wants.
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BOY SROPLIFTERS
Another One is Caught in Snith
Street Store. &

Although Manager Hall, of Wool.
worth's store, caught two boys steal.
ing in the place the other night, he
has been missing things since then.
and Saturday night he caught an
other boy, with knife which had
been taken from the store.
The boy gave his name as Joseph
Kiskishy. of 81 Elizabeth street, and
said the knife had been given to him
by John Kasimia, of FL Catharine
street. All of the boys implicated
will be arraigned in the juvenile
court tomorrow afternoon.
Harmony perfumes for Xmas gifts at
Sexton's drug store.
1ssss-12-s-1ts
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EXTRA SALEsrEoPLE WANTED
to assist till Xmas. A. Salz & CONS
pany. 1327a-1 2-7-ete
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BE an advertiser-lc a word.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10
advertising psys.

Business men know the value Of
advertising. A man we'll sdver.
tised always draws large audience
when on the lecture platform.
There is no man in the country
better advertised than William ID.
Haywood and and since he was
vindicated by the Boise jury he
has been offered big money to take
the lecture platform.
Mr.. Haywood is recognized as .
man of more than ordinary ability,
and with Il little assistance could
undoubtedly prepare Al interest
ing lecture. He is short-sightsd
it he fails to accept $4,000 for
forty lectures; or perhaps he would
do better to travel on his own
account.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10
Two Cpinions.
account,

The old soldiers in the state
home at Monte Vista are divided
over the removal of Commander
Aldrich. Eighty-four out of the
l36 inmates have signed petition
to retain the commander. but the
others are bitterly opposed to him
and insist on his removal.
Aldrich's adherents say that .
better and more conscientious man
conld not be put at the head of the
home. while the opposing faction
says be is not in sympathy with
the veterAns.-Denver Times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

The beef trust will have new
and powerful competitor in the
Schwarzschlld & Snlzberger Pack
ing company Of Chicago, which is
making arrangements to purchase
property in Denver for the erec.
ton OF one Of the largest packing
industries in the country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10
Eczema.

For the good Of those suffering with
eczema or other such trouble, wish to
say, my wife had something Of that kind
and after using the doctors remedies for
some time concluded to try Chamber.
lans Salve. and it proved to be better
than anything she had tried. For sale
by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

1t 10 not likely that Meyer or
Pettibone will ever be placed on
trial at Boise for the 10 urder of ex.
Governor Steunenburg. The press
OF the country, with hardly any
exception, agrees that the verdict
OF scquitsl in TIE Hay wood trial
was justified by the evidence aud
the tax. payers Of Idaho are not
anxious to go to another $4,000
expense in the trial of another
case that promises the same result.
The Pinkertons fell down" when
it came to supply ing the evidence
and after exposing their hands the
defence is better prepared to NEE.
It than on the former trial.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

joax ?. viviea.
Register STATE Board Land Csooissioesr,
First pab. July q: Lass Dsb. August II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10
Ths LAanlt e Ia


The most sm,nens medical scssattsts
ass unanimous = ~ oosolussoo that
ths generally asoepasd Hnitstten a
human life V u,aav ysess beaev ths a.
tain@sot possIhle vitA ths sdvannsd
tnowlsdGs q whseA W. sass b sow
possessed. The sgtlisai peessd, thas D.
tse0iass ils dusaDiao, seeas - - b.
tween 80 aud 90, ~ pseese csss q tAs
body dsrng thls Asse1e cssnos b toe
strongly urgsd; easslsDoes de- besaO
faaal 70 IoasswW. kalssss ~ hs'pes
after 20 v E,seesle ostassas u sessati1s
beeic ocdioiss ~ sevioanaas svesy
esssa q Tie 49, osasasassd ~ ~
lsuogiseA 50
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10
SALE or scnooL LAMBS.

Notice 10 hersSy sivse that vill ssll. q
psbiie auction. " shs hisAsss rsssoasihis W.
~. on the spsh day ot Aas1ss. MI. ~ sP. \.
o'eIosk. ~ sAs oGles u TAs ssAss Road u
Land Coaaissioosrs. Capitol DailAias, Dsevss.
Colorado. ths following described lasds. site.
sisd ia Rio 0rands Cnsasy. CoaossAo. viz:
All os Section u. fov.ship = nossA. Rasss +,
easI Minimum Dgies ~ eere. eIo0
Value of Inproveossts o. THE lss1 - ~
praissd By this dspsrsasaS es.aae.@.
Owner Of lapsovsososs J. Alfred smith,
Aonss Vista. Colombo.
Sale Appiieatioa No. MI.
No iaad will b solA q lsss than shs nisi.
aun prtss pes acre. - stves above. The ~.
Gals vill ~ soid Ia shs ahevs nedss. asd sssh
tract viii b. sold - dsssslhsd skovs - ~
aaos u.oes q iess.
fsrAs os Dayosas hall - % follows. Vie
o. lssds ss,lias sos CIV u e1s pss ssss. y ~
ssss. Of tAs psssAass 1oesg % ~ ~ es 0ls,
W. Aalases 70 slshssss sqsal ssssal payDsaa1
~ ~ ceat. ~ aAaua. LaAAs ssil5aG q
more taas ~ ~ sess aaA Isss tAas N ~
acre. = ~ esas easA a W. lay a aais, ~
6slssss II sosstsss sssaAi ssaasl paynsses q
pse essl ~ asssa. LAa1s ss,iiae ~ On
asA uvvards. - ~ eses. eosA. - Aalanes d
J sqaal ssssal Dayossts ~ ~ sssA isssssst.
u The parshssss doss - - svs ~ iaososs.
s0ts. ~ uass ~ ~ ~ saas q soia. Pr
chaser vii ssess4s hosd. q prostlsA n ~.
sIsn =. ess - Jaly H. le0> aasa - sieiaes a
W. Caite1 oestsa. - 80 W. has AsslaseA his
taeeastsa q 6eesolAe susA. asA nsst ~ a..
es4sseasss 80 slvesslsise ~.
Joas 2. vsv,As,
osgassss ossss Board a Lssl Coonissseoss,,
vssse Pus. jaly -; l.sss PsA Aas. ~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

Attorney General Bonspsrte hes
cut short his vacation, it is said, to
start q criminal prosecution against
E. II. Hartman, whom the presi.
dent classes with the undesirable
citizana.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

By the verdict rendered IN the
Haywood trial it seems that jus
tice has again been sat upon and
Crime applauded.-Alamosa JM r
nal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION LEASl
STATE LANDS.

OvTIcE OF rHE sSATB RoAsD ~ LAND Cor.
hissIoNHls.
Denver, Colo. July 9Th, ioos.
Notice Is hereby givsa that v. A. Brooaaxh,
whose postofhcs address is Monte vista. Colo.
rado, has made application No. Aeos 70 lsass
the following described School LaDds. situasa
in Rio Grands County. Colorado to-wit:
$. :, Of 8. Z. y and Z. y Of =. Z. y Of ). ". \
of Sec. 10. Twp IS ~, \. 7.E.
No other application to lease the above dee
eribsd land will be considered after August
1th 1877.
JOHN 2. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land C0a nissioosrs'
Fint Pub. Aug. ); Last Pub. AaG. y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

NOTlCEOf APPLICATION 10 LEASE
STATE LAMBS.
Osvics or rss srAys BoAsD ~ LAnp Cos.
0issIoNRRa.
beaver. Colo. July iash. M.
Notice 10 hsrsby given that Firss NAtinaai
hank Os Monte Vista. who's postolDss sAArsss
is Monte Vista. Colo. 90 Jsiy Nh iSs1. aaAs
application No. 1eti ~ ths HtAte Beard d
Land Connissionsr " Isass ~ fniisvias
dsscribsd Internal Inprovsasas Lasda. site.
ats In Rio 0rauds County. Colorado. to-vis:
n. i ofS. v. 4 Of Sse. H. Tsp. - ~. 3.
East.
No other application :" lease The shove d..
ssibsd psenisss or oetsesioas against ~ ahovs
s0pliestiOa will b considered aisss Aassss -.
joaS 2. vlvIAu.
Assisssr STATE Hosrd Lsad Coaaissieases.
Ftrss Psb. Jaly =: Last Psb. Aas u.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

Ia Richardson says b will 10.
agnss b sssncsstsd With Clarssce
0afrow 10 ths trial Of . murder
caea Ed DID aol like The idea Of
heviaG 0srsow play ths leadlsg
~ = ~ Haywood TRIAL Hs
NllD - - Asad no q nolhiag.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

Coal oil has NO, advanced since
Judge Lands imposed u tine Of
S29. 24O, 900 on the Standard oil
company. Evidently It is not the
intention of Standard Oil 10 nav
the fine until the court of last re.
sort says so and that may be q
good many years IN the future.
The fixing of such a monster fine
does OF itself force m appeal.
whereas moderate or reasonable
hne might have been ps,d,
Rockefeller does not seem to hc
worrying any. lie knows tho
power OF the Standard Oil crowd
whenever il sees Ii, 10 act.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

Notice 81 AVDlleaties . Lease
State Lands.
OvSIcx OF Tus SrATs BoARp % LAxp Coz.
AIssIoNgna.
Denver, Colo. July issh, ism.
Notice 10 hsrsbg gives that Oslis L. E1lars,
whose postoiaes sdAssss 10 MEXICO. No.. o.
Jsly sth, isG. made sppiieasaoe No. ~ "A
the State Board of Lasd Coanissioesss "a
laass the following described School Lasds,
situate in CnstilIa Ceanty, Colombo, so-vit:
All OF Ssstioo 70. fovnship - North. Rasss
EAss.
No other application 70 isass shs abovs d.
cribs1 Dns0isss q S1sss1nas aGaiass ~ shsss
sppiisatina viu ~ soodhasod sfNee Aaause =,
lD.
Joax =. vivia..
Rssistsr STATE Board Land Csaaissiaesss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

Following . terrific explosion in
the roasting room, the million.
dollar cyanide mill st Colorado
CITY, owned by the Golden Cycle
company, was destroyed by Are
"Wednesday morning. The loss
will approximate e60O, 900. The
insurance on the plant is e3OO, 900.
Between $50 and 40 men, Who
earned approximately t55,O0O q
month N wages. are thrown out ol
york.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-10

Firss class driving hosss sasi
harness tos sals. Tine givss Il
rsqstssd
4. n. lssali.
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FOR SALE


A strictly modern room residence, a
fine corner. blocks west of state house,
$500.
room modern cottage and III east front
lots. on Polk ST., southwest of capitol. s2,-
100.
80 feet front and new room residence.
hard wood floors, all woodwork finished
in oak, porcelain bath and closet, all the
plumbing nickel plated, a fine corner and
elm shade. blocks west of Capitol square.
Will take smaller property in part pay
ment.
choice east front building lots ON Col
lege ave-. $500
IA east front lots on east side. easy pay
ments, room cottage, gas for heat. $50
8 choice east front lots, block of 6th
ST. car line. $40 cash and balance monthly
1915
RODGERS. DAVIS & CO..
no WEST 9TH STREET.
IND. PHONE AS.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
FOR EXCHANGE

acre, room house, large barn, chicken
house. we'll cistern, good location, near
hear line. $500. Trade for an so acre farm.
IA fine quarter section in Wichita Co..
K3ns.. $.e00. Want dwelling in Topeka of
equal value.
Good rental property in Topeka. Trade
equity of $500 for western Kansas land.
Topeka dwellings renting at SOS per
month. Trade for improved farm or good
raw land.
Auhurndale, good location. lots, seven
room house. city water, gas barn, fruit,
shade. $500. Might take dwelling in shop
district.
J e. ToRRINGToN, 100 w. Sixth St.
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FOR SALE

house, fine neighborhood, southwest of
state house, $500.
Taylor near Sd. lot, nice cottage, 4
rooms, gas WELL cistern. stable. 81. 300
Clay, near Sd. 114 lots. rooms, bath.
gas, fine shade, e. zoo.
Van Buren,. near 18th, IA lots, room
cottage. Price $500; part cash.
Lincoln. near 18th st.. lots, nice 4
room cottage, 1850.
Hancock, near 7th, lots, room cot
tage, 81. 200; part cash.
West of tracks near Santa Fe depot,
cottage rooms and kitchen, cellar, gas,
well and cistern with pumps, good rental
property. $1,000. Easy terms.
Several nice properties in Oakland.
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OUR HOLIDAY OFFERINGS

New room cottage. cellar, well, "a
east front lots. Price s160O-s1O0 cash
balance SIS per month. including inter-
est.
New room cottage, cellar well, lots
Price 81. soo-$1oO cash. balance $40 per
month.
A good room house on Lane St, lots
cellar. well and cistern. gas. Price ST.
800. Terms
room cottage on Harrison ST., III lots
Price was $1.15o, but is cut to $3.50 for a
quick sale.
-EXHANGE LIST
40 acre farm IL miles from a small
town, good orchard, house and barn. 60
acres cultivated. Will take Topeka prop
frty to the value of $500. balance terms
fPrice $500
10 acres PA miles out. Will trade for
east side property. Price s. 100.
1eo acres to trade for stock of hard
ware.
DAWSON & PIERsON,
1o4 EAST SIXTH STREET.
TOPEKA, KAN
PHONES 1898 & 144s
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MONEY,
CIAuRvoYAT.

"a CIAIRvoYANT," '-secret power
Prof. r. Lyle arrived in Topeka, Kan
For the first ten days he win tell your
fortune free. Also will tell you your dis
eases by lock of your hair. Gives
truthful revelation In all love affairs,
troubles, marriages, family difficulties
and divorces. settles lovers quarrels
gives names of the one you will marry
and date of marriage, how to win the
man or woman you love. your past, your
present life and your entire future, and
everything can be told by consulting Pro-
lessor Lyle. He will make cripples walk,
the deaf to hear, the blind to see and
cures all stomach trouble. Office 81
Kansas ave. Hours 9 a. m. d. m. Open
Sundays
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&C L E A r IN G T H E D e C k
&C RING THE DE k

The Xmas financial
Up
JUST SUGGESTION
of houses
frontp TO car
vests
Park
80 acre farm . miles east dropped to ssa
70
for
rent
to supp them " - -
a for cuisines
NJ w 1T. 1NR BELL
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TO WHOM "a MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The interest Of M. T. Watson in the To-
Peka flanfng MIL was purchased by ]. M.
Read December IA. 1907. Mr. Read will
continue the business, manufacturing
sasn, moulding, brackets, twinings and all
ing.
See him or send for estimates. al KAN
Ind. 1854.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOE sALEAREAL ESTATE.
BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT

dh apho purchase rheof amea wi b making
a wi h ably etppg roeryna y @ ~
in is u ~ They are
in Same way witt new IAN wna nearly com
pAed
these nDrnw snowy uthouh vii omyao u
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28

FOR SALE-2 lots and material furnished
for building. Price 800. Add J. w.,
care Journal
FOR SALE5OS w. 1st ST., 4 rooms, IL
lots. gas, city water. $25 cash, balance
both phones 2H.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-28

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FOR SALE
S room modern West ST., near 9Th st.
ear.
8 rooms. part modern. Lane st.
10 rooms and barn, Jackson St
rooms and attic, Polk st.
vacant lots Fillmore st.
vacant lots Highland Park.
Two 5-rooms. part modern, jefferson ST.
We viii sell all of the above property
part cash. balance on easy payments.
THE TOPEKA INVESTMENT LOAN
COMPANY.
11s EAST 9Th STREET
IND. PHONE 1907.