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The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
WANT NO TRACK WAR.
Owner of YOnkers Course Desires
Peace with Jockey Club.

New York. Nov. 25--Since the Court Of
Appeals handed down a decision affirming
that Of the lower court. which give James
Butler and his associates the right TO race
at Empire City track last August, racing
folk have been anxious to know what will
be the attitude Of the Jockey Club toward
Empire City. and, more important. what
stand will now he taken by Mr. Butler
and Col Matt !. Winu.
He expected this decision, but he
scarcely expected the higher court would
go so far as TO rebuke the racing powers
The decision means that anybody can
start a race track in New York, was the
cry Of the alarmists. This Is a mistake,
say those who are in a position to know
The Empire City track is a chartered in
stitution. one Of the very few of its kind
in New York.
The late William II. Clark was careful
to look after the legal rights Of the track
be fostered SO carefully during his life
time
Mr.. Butler has been deaf to all queries
as 10 mis- intentions for the future But
this much can positively be stated, how
ever: Empire City viii have its full quota
Of dates for the coming season.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
HARD PRACTICE ENDS
Georgetown and G. w. U.
Will Do Little Work. ..
LAST SCRIMMAGES ARE HELD
From Now on Principal Task of the
Coaches VIII he TO Keep Teams
Primed for Big Game ThanLFgiv-
ing Day-kerr Plays on the Blue
and Gray Scrubs in Practice.

After a lay-off of several days, the
Georgetown squad resumed hard practice
yesterday. Coach Reilly putting the var
sity through a two hours scrimmage with
the scrubs, in which. several new plays
and formations We're tried
The Blue and Gray team is considered
to be in the best physical condition that
it has been this year, and Coach Reilly
said yesterday that the men showed more
signs of life than they have evinced in
any practice since the Virginia game.
More than thirty players were out in
uniform, and they all took active part in
the work at some period Of the practice.
Kerr. end on last years eleven. was in
uniform. and played in the back field on
the scrub team. Coach Reilly using him
10 demonstrate the method Of execution
of the plays
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
BO0KIES HARD HIT.
FavOriteS Win for SPORTS Followers
on the Coast

San Francisco. Nov. 25.-Favorites car
ried the day. Quite a bit OF money was
taken from the books. The summaries;
FIRST RACE-FTe and one-half flrlongs Lack
loot, JOG &C. Bu-nSl, 20 l. Won; Kerry IO6 0Grand}
20 !. second: Alice F. los Oioreandl. TO /. third.
Time. 9'. Import Wahoo, Herives. Heather Scot.
Start Martin Ban Lord. and Wilmore also ran
SECOND RACE-Six fUrlongS Creston Boy. rs
lkossl. 20 s. Won: John G. Graus ll3 lynch.
- % l. second koenien Luise ll3 Rettig) p 10
J. third Time. II3 Is. L. NJ. Brattain Lustig.
Ambitious. Lady Cheswell. LoTey Mary Joe Goss.
Titus, Pelham, Royal Scot and Golden Rule also
ran
THIRD RACE-One and one sixteenth miles
Kermit. lt' Hayes. 70 ]. woa: Miss May Bow
dish. lW ROSS. L 10 5, second: King Of the Mist
i'll Hunter. 30 70 /. third. Time. la7 The Cap
tain. Na6cnassar. Flry. Our Sallie. Benvolio Tan
cred. and Dewey also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile and twenty yards
I'd Ball les lBurnsl. 20 5, won: Rubrc 10 W
Miller. Y 20 I. second; Spring Ban. lO4 DAVIS
70 J. third Time. 1,io IS. Agnola, Dauma
and Bye Byc also ran.
FIFTH RACE-fiVe fJulongs. r. Neugent l06
tW. Miller, to 5. won: Silver Stocking. l06 II.
Duganl 20 ], second; Senful. l02 (Post) 20 l.
third Tine 05s Is MAY L. y. OTerlando Lord
Nelson, and Head Dance also ran.
SIXTH kACE-Ssyen-eishths Ct a mile. Rather
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
CADETS HAVE A LAY-OFF.
West Point Boys to Use ~Teddy
Bear as Mascot.

West Point y. Y. Nov. 25.-There was
no practice to-day and Trainer Temple
took the men for a five-mi!e tralnp
through the mountains. Last nights
storm had made the field dangerous with
its covering Of slUsh and the coaches
were afraid 10 take the risk Of injury.
The playing Of Mountford in the Syra-
cuse game Saturday should give him first
call as substitute. but fhe coaches would
not say positively as yet whether they
VIII try Kern or Carey as first substi-
tute Beavers is punung in fine form.
and there should be a merry battle be-
tween he and Douglass next Saturday.
This year the army mule has been
relegated to the rear rank and Teddy
bear viii be the mascot. if Capt OHorn
can locate a satisfactory bruin
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
WASEUKA TO LEAD INDIANS.
OkIRhOma RedsISin Elected Captain
of Carlisle Football Team.

Carlisle, Pa, Nov. 25--rhe Carlisle
Indians arrived home froT Chicago to-
day. on their way home they elected
Emil waseuka, an Oklahoma Indian,
captain of the team for next season
Wauseka finished his second year as a
member Of the Indian squad. Wauseka
is also baseball pitcher.
The physical condition of the Indians
was gratifying 20 Coach Warner With
the exception Of the injury TO Mourt
Peasants hand and a few ankle sprains
the players were all in good shape.
They received a big ovation on their
arrival at the school.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
WISCONSIN WANTS ATHLETICS
Five Thousand Badgers Vote for n
More Liberal Policy.

Madison, Wis, Nov. 2A-At a mass
meeting Of 5000 alumni and students OF
the University of Wisconsin resolutions
were adopted declaring for more lib
eral athletic policy and the promotion of
both collegiate and intercollegiate ath-
letics.
Federal Judge A l. Sanborn, OF Mad
ison. presided. and speeches We're made
by Prof, J, F. A. Prye. Dr.. Charles Ne
Carthy. Attorney !. r. Davis. Attorney
Arne Lerum. and Ralph HotzeL The res
olutions were prepared by a special com
mittee. and were adopted amid much en-
thusiasm.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26

Ithaca. y Y Nov. 25.-Capt. J. B.
Leomon and II. L. Jones, Of the Cornell
cross-country team. We're left behind
tonight when the squad departed for
Princeton for cross-country races Leo
mon was taken to the Infirmary with
appendicitis and Jones sprained his an
kle- The loss OF these two men is quite
a severe blow TO the Cornell team. and
they VIII enter but eight men In the
race
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
Trying to stop Ticket scaIping.

Boston. Nov 25--Graduate Manager
Thompson. Of the Harvard Athletic As
sociation. in a statement just issued. told
of the election of a number of persons
from their seats in the stadium Satur-
day afternoon because they refused 20
admit that they had purchased the tick
els from spectators. Altogether thirty
persons We're elected from the stadium
for these reasons. while about seventy
more. who. because they admitted they
had purchased from spectators, were al
lowed 10 occupy the seats. were warned
not to patronize the scalpers again.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
EARLY DATES FOR MAPS.
Cleveland Club Has Arranged Nam
Der of Exhibition Games.

Cleveland. Ohio, Nov. 25.-Arrange-
ments have been completed for the
Southern training trip OF the Cleve-
lands next spring by Secretary E s.
Barnard
The team viii leave here Saturday,
March Z. for Macon. Ge.. arriving in the
training camp sunday afternoon March
s. The team viii remain in the Georgia
camp until March 27. when the Maps
viii start for a nine-day stay in New
Orleans. The schedule is as follows
March rs to April ;, at New Orleans;
April 6, at Birmingham: April 7. at
Louisville: April s, at Louisville; April
2, at Indianapolis: April 40, at Indian
apolis; April IL. at Toledo; april i, at
Toledo.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
Former Ball Player for sIayor.

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. .. - Addison c.
Gumbert, known to all old-time followers
of baseball, may be the first mayor of
Greater Pittsburg. GUmbert. during the
time he was a ballplayer. pitched for the
Boston, Chicago, and Pittsburg clubs.
Since he retired from baseball. ten years
ago. he has been prominent in politics
here He is now sheriff of Allegheny
County.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
DE Orn Renten nt RiIIinrd.-

st. Louis. Mo-, Nov. 25.-Lloyd Jevne.
OF Chicago, defeated Alfredo de ORC, OF
New York. 30 to- 42, in the twenty-sev-
enth game of the national three-cushion
billiard championship tournament Satur-
day night. Jevne's high run was 6; aver
age, 0S9; de Oro's high run, Q; average.
OH
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
Long signal Drill.

At George Washington the squad was
kept at signal drill until 1t was too dark
TO see the bali No scrimmaGins was at
tempted as Coach Nelson is satisfied
with the condition of his charges, and
his principal task until Thursday will be
TO keep the players in their present shape.
MaXey. the half back. was out in uni
form for the first time in ten days. and
ran through a part of the signal practice.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
Nay YARD LEAGUE.
Totals. Il. 7lg % ID Totals. :.
Thanksgiving Day Coli.

There viii be ar eighteen-hole medal
handicap contest Thanksgiving Day at
the Chevy Chase Club. open to members
with one prize each FOR two classes. Class
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26

Royal lO9 CIorelandl, to s. won; Col White. ~
tW. Miller, IS TO 5. second; Mike Jordan. 100
lynch. 3 70 I. third. Time. 8 4-5 Cap:. Bur
nett Golden Shore. Bogohama. Silver Line, and
shady Lad also ran.
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A numbers. with handicap. from 10 10.
inclusive; Glass B numbers. with handi-
cap, from Is up.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26

tGreno going tn
us o of OF amGbr n the drive
c Time Wruerc h
w D.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26

by rarn
,aan
speed
adw mile
3 by ofNf
T.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26

Nfnaogir races
Boz RAJ short
One an doaxe
pa eaiyT Time -,
B Beach
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
BILL DAILY A WINNER
Veteran Scores Fourth Vic.
tory of Year.
MARONE BARRED FROM TRACK

Owner of st. Joseph Has Badge
Taken Away on Charge that His
Horse Was Doped Last Week.
Claims He Will Take Case Into
COurts in Effort to Get His Rights.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26

o Monkey
tart godW b
OvnIh Trainer T.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
RESULTS AT BENNING- NOV. 25. 1907
WEATHER. cLEAR-TRAcK SLOW.

FIRST RACE Handicap Tysyedd
By c r
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gon
and
o winner. good Won 2meT Time a
by NJ
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26

n1eaankn the cfruat
in the final drive DAAe a a o. ground - - - ' WV '1' H"S
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Totals. 55i $50 SO Totals.
ROYALS

Totals. ass is7 ls Totals. "a 40 as
sEssex rollel third game
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n. B-O0iectionable characters positively excluded
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FOR sALE.-REAL ESTATE.
SEE ABOUT THESE

6 room house. front hall, pantry
and closets, piped for gas for light
and heat, 11k lots. This house is
terms.
room story house, cemented
cellar. city and cistern water, large
barn, so feet frontage. Price 5000.
Make offer.
s room modern cottage. 1 lot. on
corner. city water. cemented cellar.
gas for light and heat. incum-
brance $3.50 at 6 per cent. Price
$3.50.
3 east front lots. room house,
barn. close in, on Tyler st. 5000.
room house on Jefferson St, cell
lar and city water, lot. Price ST.
500-$3Oo cash. balance long time.
Jefferson st., room house. cellar.
barn, city and well water. lot.
Price $500.
FOR RENT
Good room house, barn, close in.
on 4S1 Jefferson, s14.oO.
room house 721 E. I'd ST., $500.
421 Chestnut ST.. 4 room house.
$500.
1854 Van Buren,, room house and
barn, gas. for heat, electric lights,
rents for $500.
See us for anything in the way of
real estate.
DAWSON & PERSON.
1.-THE Dirt Peddlers."
1o4 East 9Th.
Both-Ind. 1923: Bell 144s.
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OFFICIAL COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Topeka, Kan. June 18th, 1907.


Topeka, Kan. June 18th, 1907.
Council met in special session pursuant
TO the call of the mayor. Present-Coun-
Howe, Hughes, Jordan. Kutz Lannan,
Montgomery. Stanley and Van Ness-I2.
The call for the meeting was then read.
MAYORS OFFICE.
Topeka. Kan, June 9th, 1907
Gentlemen; You, and each of you, are
hereby notified that there VIII be a. spe-
Thursday. evening, June 9th. at o'clock,
for the purpose of accepting the resigna-
Fifth ward naming his s m1ws Of d tns
also AZ ,i to apPolint president of the council
Attest: c. B. B 81 r. EEFG Gifg c M1akor
Mr. s. T. Howe rendered his resignation
mayor then announced the. appointment
Of w. g. Tandy as councilman for the
appointment was confirmed by the follow
ing vote-COuncilmen Blakely, Holiday
Mor4so mughes; 14frdaa. kutz; Lannan
and Van Ness r.
Councilman ]. w. F. Hughes was placed
in nomination for president of the coun-
ell to succeed Mr.. Howe, and the rules
were suspended and the clerk was in
the council for Mr.. Hughes as president,
which was accordingly done and the clerk
east the unanimous vote of the council in
favor of Mr.. Hughes and he was declared
duly elected president of the council The
mayor then, announced the following
changes in the standing committees: E
Montgomery, chairman ways and means
committee, and G. H. Kutz as a member
of the ways and means committee. W.
g. Tandy as a member of the streets and
walks committee; c. G. Blakely as chair
man of the sewers committee; W. G.-TaIl-
dy and H. B. Howard were appointed as
members of the gas and electric light
coriInittee w. @. Tandy was appointed
as a member of the license committee and
w. G. Tandy was appointed chairman
of the public building committee
The business for which the special meet
ing was called having been concluded, on
motion council adjourned.
[Seal.l c. B. BURDGE, City Clerk.
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PARK AVE-

Three beautiful cottages, east and west
fronts, ranging in price from 81, 800 to ST.
600; gas, heat and light, city water. very
convenient to car service. Call the Agen-
cy for street number.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
534 Kansas Ave. Ind. sos.
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THOMAS CO.

1eo acres fine wheat land, seven miles
from good town In Thomas Co.. Deep
black soil that will raise anything that Is
mt into the ground, practically all tilla-
bic. VIII exchange for small Topeka pro-
perty or sell at bargain.
L. s. LOvITT & SON.
Roth Phones. So Kansas Ave.
cOver Novelty Theater.)
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BARGAINS

rooms close in. good shape, Kansas
ave. lots, s., 200.
5 rooms. 2 lots. fine neighborhood. Fill
more, 5000.
rooms, modern. fine property, ia lots.
very cheap, 5000.
room modern cottage, Clay, 11s lots,
S7OO; balance monthly, &, 800.
room cottage, nearly new, lots, west
Cottages rented $50, sell for 81, 900.
Money to loan, long or short time. Any
see u.s.
CIV w. YATES &.Co..
Room 3. e2S Kansas Ave.
Real Estate and Loans.
Both Phones.
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"A FEW SAMPLE LOTS
-DoUTHITT PLACE
1927 Van Buren,, IL lots, $500.
1911 Harrison, 8 lots. 5000.
1920 Harrison. III lots, $500.
1625 Topeka, lots. $500.
1916 Topeka, lots. 500.
1900 Topeka, lots. $3.50.
1884 Topeka. lots. Want offer.
1870 Topeka, 2 lots, $3.50.
1913 Topeka. lots, each. $3.50.
1925 Tyler. IL lots. $500.
1921 Tyler. lots. $3.50.
1908 Tyler, lots. each, s175.
1921 Polk. 2 lots. 1925. :. ~
1916 Western. 4 lots, $3.50. ~
,>. CENTRAL PARK
1927 Buchanan. 4 lots. each, $3.50.
100 Buchanan St. lots Want offer.
WEST CLAY ST.
634 Clay ST., lot, s55.
e1S Polk ST.. 11s lots. 81. $50. s7 -
52s Western. III lots, $780, any
And many others in all parts of the city.
Let me show some of them to you.
DAVID L. LAKIN,
Ind 1923. 11s W. Sixth ST.
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the next 10 days. consisting of a new
room house. closets, halls, pantry,
bath room, open stairway, gas, electric
lights. cellar, cistern, brick walks. barn
and carriage house, fruit, east front
lots, 100 feet to car line, paved street, near
graded school and Washburn college.
Terms If desired. Ind. phone 1881. +. NJ.
Drake, 17Q9 Buchanan st.
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FOR SALE.

% acres, all choice land, very easy dis
lance from Topeka. r. house, gooo parn'
etc, fine orchard, small fruits. Every
thing in order. Growing crop and immed-
late possession. s. 5o0-part cash.
Farm of about so acres, miles west, s.
acres cultivation. some bottom land, some
taIfaIfa. young orchard. well. springs
creek and timber. T. house, school close
$3.50.
J. E. TORRINGTON, 100 W. 9Th st.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
CORN, WHEAT AND ALFALFA LAND.
100 acres near Granville, improved, good
land. 5000.
50 acres near Granville, improved, good
land, So, SOO-$1, 900 cash, balance on time
so acres 10 miles out good land, 81, 800.
160 acres miles from Topeka, well i'm
proved, % acres of. alfalfa smooth land, at
$50 per acre.
We have a large list of farms and
ranches for sale and exchange. See us or
write for list.
A. d. JONES & CO.,
600 Kansas ave-, Topeka. Kan.
Ind. Phone 945. Bell $50.
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w. NJ. FORBES & co.

N &
home
modn
location pave
tcottag
and
frontlo
sin kith Qu
Lane
New lots H4O
Fnlmorest ST. east
of IowTna
5roonn Gotta east
houses N
&
II.
BELL PHONE SS2
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AN INVESTMENT
IN EASTERN COLORADO
FARM LANDS.

1920 acres located seven miles from the
C. r. L & P. Ry., and six miles from the
Union Pacific Ry. (The tract lays right
between these two roads). Over 5000 acres
excellent bottom and alfalfa land, afford
ing an abundance of shallow water, ball
ance fine table land that can't be beat
for wheat raising. Land around 1T is sell
ing in small tracts for from $3.50 to $500
per acre. This proposition can not be
duplicated for either an investment or for
colonization purposes. Price $500 per acre.
Very easy terms Be quick.
L. S. LovITT & SON.
(Over Novelty Theater)
Both Phones. s12 Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE-Dug store doing a having
business In ore of best towns In South
e esn kkansas. VIII invoice 5000 Terms
IN Tan pc arranged. Address Kelly e. Will
Hans Co.. Kansls City. Mo.
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SMALL TRACTS

0 house.. small barn. wells 10a
Teri
1 Terms.
vernen
small barn, good weII2a sin hard to
Terms
all in
20 2wensa
a
n veneer
south pera
of ine four
IS
ave Inany other
&
PHONE W.
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roR sAIE-REA1 RsrArR
COME IN AND LOOK OVER



LEGO ROOMS
WATER
LARGE BARN GOOD ORCHARD
AND SEE
srd
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FOR EXCHANGE.
PERSONAL.

--r---~-~-~-~-----~~~~--~~-
MORPHINE ard other habits Why re-
main addicted when full particulars OF
painless sch cure is sent YOU free? Adj
dress Box GS, Chicago.
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FOR sAnELREAL ESTATE.
EASY TERMS

East Of santa Fe r. R. two east front
lots. room house. newly painted and pa
pered. well. cistern. gas. good shade. See
me about this.
H. c. BOWMAN.
A COLUMBIAN Bldg.
IND. PHONE 6S1-
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FOR SALE BY P. G. MOORE
2 acres in Oakland, 2 blocks from car
line. Your one chance See me quick.
9 choice east front lots Reno ave. cor
ner Sardou, 2 blocks from the new Tope-
ka canning factory. only $3.50.
Choice lots on Scotland and German
ave. Only $50.
Office cor. wabash & Indiana ave-,
Oakland.
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PIANO TUNERS.

E1ANOS voiced, tuned and repaired. G. r.
Lntes. 5I Kansas ave. Ind phone 1872.
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FOR SALE.

South of State House, lots, large 2
story house a rooms. oak finish. hail.
cellar. porches. back stairs, gas, city wa
ter, stable, big shade trees; terms. $500
Lincoln St, near 9Th, IA lots, rooms,
gas. electric light, city and cistern water
inside, sewer connections, big barn; terms,
1900.
]. E. ToRRINGToN. 100 W. 9Th ST.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
ron sAI.n-REAL ESTATE.
HOW ARE THESE

AN ROOM HOUSE. BOWL
WATER. cIsTERN LIGHT COOKING.
BARN. LOTS WALL. TAKES
LIE GOVERNORS
OTHER.
HOUSE. LOTS AND BACK STAIRWAY
COMPLETED
IT, 90 FEET FRONT,
CLOSET. SHADE.
N ST., AT
MONEY
PosToFFIcE.
SIDE.
Ave
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LEGAL.

~~-~S~O~-~~~~~-~~~~~~---~~
-Pubnshed In The Topeka State Journal
June 49, 1907
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INVESTIGATE THESE CAREFULLY.


rooms
like i
a NorTs. Mic location othersne
nnor othersrg near.
for ranroa
othersne cheap
bargain o it.
and dison Daisy for shop man.
near1 and
rooms near7th andG severa snaosn
n
srooms near15 handB Boswell Roomers Will ayou
5rooms andGra
Of had
vestga them
Money to oann no rates rgh
&
5s KANSAS AVE
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coLoRADo-READ THIS.
10 sections Lincoln and Kit Carson
counties, alternate sections. Nearly one
half bottom land, abundant water, from
ten or twenty-five feet. A large part of
good alfalfa land. Near r. R. station.
$500 per acre. Terms See me about this
quick. Don't talk trade-we want money
H. c. BOWMAN,
A. COLUMBIAN BLDG.
IND. PHONE es1
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OTIS W - - -. " - - 80 ~ : % ~ ~
@rxArs.s .1,rS B. cANfFfRREELI prs ,,e PM, ,rn
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SOME BARGAINS IN HOMES

18th and Buchanan Price $1,000
Chandler
ge,near5t h and
e.party
house, lots oil
modern
$1,000
This fine
house lnodern
&
PHONE $780, W.
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FOR SALE

Lots on Bolles ave. and West St. near
Washburn college, gas, brick sidewalks
laid Will soon have city water and
sewer. Absent owner needs money. See
these and buy bargain.
J. E. ToRRINGTON, 100 W. 9Th st.
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CLOSE IN

Harrison st, 70 rooms, east front. ele-
CANT lawn and shade. thoroughly modern,
large barn. upper floor rents for s44Oo.
This property can be bought reasonable
II taken at once. We should be pleased to
show 1t to you.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Ind. Phone sos. 534 Kansas Ave.
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UNDERWRITERS.

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-. NJ. PENWELL. funeral director ana
embalmer. First class service, reason
able prices. 511 Quincy st. Both phones 1872.
G.. B. PALMER. funeral director. Mason's
temple. 621 Jackson ST. Phones 146.
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CURTAIN CLEANING.


LACE curtains Numbered a speciality 1890
Harrison st. Bells phone 1891.
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ROOM RESIDENCE
WATER,
RODGERS
w. TOPEKA,
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RICYcIEs AND nEpAIRINn.

u. q. CYCLE CO.. lis s. Eighth. National
& Iver-Johnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs.
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JEWELLERS.

JAMES B. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Optf-
clan. Complete stock of watches. dfa-
nnonds. silverware. etc. Eyes examined
end spectacles properly fitted
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FOB sAL 1.IEs.lZ ESTATE.
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M &
ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE
PosroFF1cE. TOPEKA KAN 81
e. Lots Bro0h d eoge electric Ighs
500-6 roonsI LOTS payer ent 3 uchanan Rec
St, fruit Rec
oppor t gent
2oe- room house Y mile to car line Rec
And AM room in akland,w
Besmo upwards
Vacant in opel and hes locaton
o farms ndc city.
LAR TRAC
ADJOINING COUNTIES. TERMS
eS AVE
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&
u. FIFTH
6 st. bargai
room ST..
room st, Monthly payments
in location
real estate