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Is.-.s-u2 attention mus SaowereG upon
him. uur as a matter Of fact ne s i'm
r-euScly uroud OF his position - the
leader OF international fashions He
thoroughly enjoys the power which bc
possesses 10 modify and alter the style
Of sens clothes in all tho countries
OF Europn and ne would be hurt and
offended II the taiIc-s AMI outIcte-s
omitted 10 modest him duriug EIs
Earieubad visit II is q fact trst lie
-vss much tire and thought 10 rs
invention NJ the new styles for vli-h
he is responsible.
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CHRONICLINGS.

Education Is TO youth what horucuI
tu-s is in the garden-a direction OF
Nature.
Talent. ike murder, win out
All that is human grows better or
worse.
Men are overprone to plume them
selves on their vices ana be ashamed
Of their virtues
II a man knows how 70 grow old
gracefully it Is a proof that he has
learned the lesson Of life
A hard fist proves nothing. but L is
convincing argument 10 those who have
never learned 20 box.
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Painting Sold for Sl25,OOO 7 69 6 9GS s s26

purchase Of that picture 10y Lord Ter
ford at an auction sale In Paris for
$4,000 that started The rise in Halls
FreyiNus % that time $40 was thu
hiG:s.r that had ever been psid. IN
England 81 any rate, Ter picture by
the Haarlem painter, and the dealers
ard collectors present at the Paris au--
ton sale were almost BOWED OFF their
feet when the English peer opened the
bidding with his SO 600 offer There
was no opposition. and the picture via;
Immediately knocked down to the open
handed marquis. Since then tile rec
ORD has been frequently broken. and
at the Secretan sale IN Paris NOR,
than 81 on vas bid for the portrait
Of Pieter van de Broecke d'Anvers.
These hig prices were for single pol
traits. y lille the present picture which
the british nation has Just acquired
contains TO less than ten figures. II is
s feet 4 inches in width by 4 F>et II
inches IN height.
The history OF Jhe now famous pic
ture IS Cbscured- rs owner. up TO q
few weeks ago, was Lord Talbot OF
MalaEide, an Irish nobleman. who lit
tie suspected its real value. A cleaner
called in o reaovate his collection
recognized it as a Halls. communicated
with the National Gallery. and after
delicate negotiations the deal was
closed. Cl,.iously enough. it Is believed
in sonc CHARTERS that Investigations
VIII SHOW that it is really The painting
known as the Portrait Group Of Var.
G oven. the Painter, and His Family"
which VAS sold in a London ssIesroom
in lS32 for the ahsurdly small sum d
80
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GREEN HATS FOR GIRLS.

The olive green hats that have topped
the heads Of young men the FIRST few
days OF fan have been taken up with
enthusiasm by young girls some %
these have the peasants wing in me
front 7ust as it IS worn in the Alps.
iu the same rEk5Sh way of the summer
panama Il looks very well with the
first fall coat suit and is far more be-
coming than the stir sailor or the flop
py COrCay-
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- ENERALLY speaking it is thus
only possible TO procure pass
ing glimpses Of the King OF
England, so that those bust
ness men whose duty It Is to study the
fashions and to design the articles
or male attire are not able TO pursue
their studies to their satisfaction. The
only opportunity during the year
which they enjoy in this direction is
offered by King Edwards annual sum
mer holiday at Marienbad, and con-
sequently. the leading tailOrs of Lon
don, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Rome. st.
Petersburg, Budapest, and the smaller
European capitals come here 10 carry
out a systematic observation Of the
King during the three weeks in which
he drinks the heaIth-giving waters Of
the springs and lives the simple life,
70 cure himself Of the results Of rich
and luxurious living in England
When the King arrives toward the
end OF August, a swarm Of tailors and
outftters from all the capitals of
Europe are waiting 20 pursue their
studies OF the way in which the First
Gentleman clothes and decorates his
august body. Hatters. hosiers, shirt
makers. shOemakers, vendors Of un-
derwear, collar makers and cuff manu-
facturers, glove makers and jewellers,
are all there TO carry out the neces-
aary observations in their respective
spheres OF activity. During the Kings
visit 70 Marienbad they exploit to the
fun so excellent an opportunity Of
watching Edwards taste i'm all dc part
ments Of clothing and Quitting
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as one or the most aStute diplO-
mats and statesmen in the world,
IS still recognized as the first gentle
man in Europe in matters Of fash
Ion, and, in accordance with his
reputation rs the acknowledged
leader of mems modes, all those
male inhabitants Of European coun-
tries who desire to he regarded as
smart and up-to-date in regard to
their personal attire, model their
Clothes as nearly as possible after
those WON by EngIand'S monarch.
Although King Edward is popu-
larry supposed to be a democratic
sovereign, closely in touch with the
nation over which he rules, il is
erroneous to suppose that he moves
freely in public in England. His ap-
peaTance in the streets of London
or any other public place would be
the signal for so much mObbing on
the part Of the curious crowd that
It is impossible for him to live and
move among his subjects like an
ordinary mortal.
Although he is not guarded
military forces and legions Of F
lice like the Car Of Russia or I
German Emperor, he is, nevertho
less, almost perpetually secluded
from public observation, and his
movements take place behind a
certain veil of excluSiveneSs. When
he pays visits to the dukes and
lords who enjoy his favor, their
country residences and estates are
carefully closed to the. general pub
lie, so that the King can walk
about in their magnificent parks
without being molested by his en-
terpriSing subjects.
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Result of These Visits.

These men Of rpshi0n who desire 10
be ultra Up-to-date in their clothes
proceed TO Msrienbad to carry Cut
tSc!r own ObseTva atoms OF King 70
wards articles q dress. and wfsen
'rev have obrairod the desired infer-
nation thry hurry honewa~ds ard Civ
their own orders 20 their ONT partiC-
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rcTEanCc o. all rleU Of fashion ana
those Employed in dress AMI industries
",:ra,yted Hith lrCu = mCieS. u Is
uct-V urthv chat raiiUrs and cutfitters
are not tl., Only ores WHO crowd 10
Norloubad 10 shadow the King. their
example being followed by the most
ambitious and 81 exquisite OF IA,
young dudes IN the Continental cap
ltssIs-
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His Shirts and Collars.

MANY Of the Kings colored shirts
are made with the collars affixed to
them, and the collar is made of the
same material and is the same color
as the shirt itself. Sometimes the
King wears a white collar on
eolored shirt, but the cuffs are al
ways Of the same color as the ma
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FTER several months Of fruit
~ less search the London county
~ council has at last discovered
some one who has promised 10
buy its thirty passenger steamboats,
which for eighteen months piled Up
ard down TIE Thames. Londcners
used tlcr. 50 seldom ard the manage
rient was so bad that there Was a
constantly growing dafcit and the
service was finally stopped and the
boats laid - 10 rOJ in the Surrey
Commercials docks Now. should the
present pror;isiuS regulations 40
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FOR SALE.
Ind. SOS.

Splendid smooth 80. 10 miles out. n mile
to station. So in cultivation. fine alfalfa
land, all can be cultivated; good house,
orchard. etc. $50 per acre.
20 acres miles south of city, well i'm
proved. So, 400.
$50 near Dover, fair improvements. 5
room house, cement cellar. barn for s
horses. COW barn for u cows, 50 acres in
cultivation. balance fine pasture; some
timber. $35 per acre.
Fractional 40. splendid new land. new
improvements, 5 miles out. $S.T0o; might
take $500 city rental part pay; balance
easy.
160 9 miles S. w, well improved, and
part of the crop. $500.
7 room house, east front lots. Lowman
Hill. $3.50.
J. d. MILLER & Co.
615 Kansas Ave. Both Phones. :
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FOR sALB-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE+REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR HOMES. FOR BUSINESS. FOR
INVESTMENT.
$500. Each lots east fronts on Collage
Ave-. near 18th
500. Each. . Of the choicest unsold lots
on Clay st.. fronting Central
H.eo. The best modern cottage in south
west Topeka. let US show 1t to
you.
S. $50. A new room besides reception hall
ana bath house, close to Central
park; this Is worth your atten-
ton.
sS75. Each. the best lots on West 10th
ct. for the money.
s28. Each, . choice lots on East sth st.
$1,000. IA acres. room house. barn. 9TH
er outbuildings. young fruit and
and shade. this Is high and
eighty on College Hin.
$1s5. room house to be removed from its
present location.
s., 300. room modern house. on the pay
ment plan. Central park neigh
borhood. on the pavement.
THE CAPITAL REAL ESTATE co.
Wilson & Neiswanger.
Phones 9zs Mu1vane Bldg.
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CLEARINGHOUSE REALTY co.
eos KANSAS AVENUE.
PHONES: IND. 1906, BELL 1880.

BELOW COST
house. paving
@ City a sSTPr @ never occupied
va S I % % occupied screens ~
NEEDS MONEY and anxious sell
=
side
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CHOICE HOMES.

Large room residence, gas for heat
and light, well and cistern. laundry build
ing in the rear. east front lots, excellent
shade. on the east side in very choice
location. Can be bought on the payment
plan. s., 200.
room house. gas for heat and light,
well and eistern. III east front lots, on
Monroe ST.. close in. Snap. $3.50.
New. room cottage, partly modern,
nicely finished. IA east front lots, on Har-
rison ST.. close in. 5000
An elegant room residence, thoroughly
modern. handsomely decorated and fin-
ished. gas and electric light, toilet room
on both floors, furnace, laundry attach
ments in cellar. good barn, III lots, with
in blocks of 10th and Kansas ave, has
been reduced to $3.50.
New up-to-date s room residence, first
floor finished in oak, near II and Tay-
lor. ST. 100.
Very choice on College avenue, can be
bought on your own terms.
We are the selling agents for Westlawn.
See US for prices and terms.
RODGERS. DAVIS & co.
ITO W. 9Th. Phones as
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5S4 Kan. Ave
FARM BARGAINS.

Well improved. 100 acres, miles west
Of Topeka, 31z miles from good shipping
point, s. acres very fine creek bottom in
cultivation CNo overflow. 60 acres in hog
tight fence, some timber and an album
dance of water, 10 to Is. acres alfalfa,
some tame grass pasture, nice orchard,
fine, new. room house, excellent wells,
good barn, cribs, hog sheds. etc. The Is
acres bottom land and improvements are
worth the price asked for entire farm.
No trade considered but If you want a
grand bargain in fine hog farm, see this
at once. Can give early possession.
Price Sc, 800.
70 acres, 5 miles west of Topeka, gu
acres in cultivation, balance pasture, Is
acres alfalfa, fine orchard and all kinds
of small fruit, good 4 room cottage, good
barn. other out buildings, fine wells,
etc Good soil and In good condition,
Owner is holding this at $50 per acre and
it is worth the money but he is going to
leave the country and will take less and
give early possession. Investigate This
Let us show you a real bargain in an
improved $50 acre farm, miles from the
postoffce, for SOS per acre, $50 acres in
cultivation, about 45 acres alfalfa, Is
acres clover. Some very fine bottom
land. Most all OF farm is fenced and
crossed fenced with new American woven
wire fence. Good room house, barns,
etc. Call for full particulars regarding
this place If you want something good.
L. S. LOvITT AND SON.
over Aurora Theater)
s12 Kans Ave. Ind Phone 1907.
Bell Phone 1017.
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VACANT LOTS NEAR wAsHBURN

VACANT LOTS NEAR wAsHBURN.
$500. lots College ave.
LOO. corner lots.
$1,000. lots College ave.
500. so feet on Fifteenth st.
1880 3 lots on Lane.
5000 s corner lots Lincoln; will sell
half
s., 200 lots Lane
$50. 2 lots Mulvane.
$3.50 corner lots. West.
$500 inside lots, West.
HIGHLAND PARK.
$3.50. 6 corner lotsAPennsylvania.
$3.50. lots-Maryland.
$3.50. lots-Maryland.
Residences and mercantile properties,
farms and ranches.
H. c. BOWMAN.
Ind. 6S1. q Columbian Building.
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=
thing else N thu neigh Is
END
shade reesb .near10 and Clay streets
vernor's Square
We will
at your Loo us up
Kansas Kansas
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STRAUSS AGENCY BARGAINS.


Near 18th on College Ave. fine Il room
modern house. ~ lots. Just the place for
roomers. Price 400
One block from College Ave, almost
new 6 room modern cottage, combination
light fixtures, laundry in basement and
up-to-date throughout. Price $500.
Tyler street close in, modern home of 5
rooms. Price s., 800
East front on Western Ave. near 13th.
modern home of rooms and barn. beauti-
full lawn. Il feet of ground. Price "a. 200.
Want offer.
Western Ave. near sth. modern rooms
and barn 1h east front lots. Make US
an offer near IS, CO.,
East front on Harrison near State
House. rooms and lots. Want an offer
on this.
Close in on Harrison. very pretty home
of rooms, strictly modern. Price s., $50.
Nice east front home of rooms on
Harrison to trade for smaller house.
Brand new home OF rooms modern on
Topeka Ave to trade for lots.
81 oO0 500 will handle.
800; 500 will handle.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Fred S. Brown. Mgr. lOT East 7th street.
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WESTERFIELD & co.
Ind. Phone 2740 blue,
Cent. Nat. Bank Bldg.
Good s room house, lots, blocks to
Washburn College. l to Central park.
Easy terms. s., 100.
room house, good well, barn. ? lots,
gas, shop district, small cash payment.
$50.
east front corner lots, blocks to
Washburn College. 800.
acres excellent land. rooms, miles
to station. $3.50
Highland park lots cheap.
20 acres 5 miles out, good room house.
best of water, good outbuildings and
fruit, a bargain.
Large list Of farms.
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100 ACRE FOR CITY PROPERTY.

100 ACRE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
A well improved farm within 6 mi. of
Burlingame. Usage Co., good two story
six room house. a fine barn 3ox4o. plenty
Of water. 10 a. in corn, 10 a. In clover,
balance pasture. it rents for cash in adj
vance owner will take all. or part in
Topeka property. Price $47.o0 per acre.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
534 Kan. Ave Ind sos.
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BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD.

a and SIG
built partially
moder
laundry basement porcelain bath large
cha a a
E4 Kan. Ave Ind
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DAWSON & PERSON.
BANK OF TOPEKA BLDG.
Phones: Ind. 1898. Bell 415.


Of
pipedfo
a
IN
wEsTIAwN
DESCRIPTIONS
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
NAVEL q co.
loww 100 Store,

~ Buchanan near md iots and an and nearly
~" street. modern fine loca-
lots old elm - ..~ .x.,n rooro modern house
SALE
4
~ lots rooms CITY waite. c,s,.n 90. ..~.r ana nn
handG
all
nnsned
500 lots n block
nd floors
YIN" 40 feet 'front.' rooms cellar
FOR
$500 The n OF a
INVESTMENT
in the
andn and
splendid
DON'T FOR HEADQUARTERS
in
IN
nbuudin
in
Kansas avenue and close in 1t is worth while
Maxwell "
0T Kansas Ave Phone
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FOB EXCHANGE. SALE OR RENT
At Wakarusa. new store and hall build
ing, well located for business. Apply to
]. Robinson, Auburn, or Geo. Nell, To-
peka. Kansas.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Cottage on
Chandler at. for good vacant lots- y. J.
Brown. II Columbian Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.


cellar under
Denver FFe
room
pom cotag
quick SAFE
Terms.
Lest2 lots Topeka averue,
southwest Topeka prop
PANHANDLE EXCURSION
PARTNERSHIP
west Phone ~
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CYRUS GUTHRIE & co.

CYRUS GUTHRIE & CO.
No 116 Z. Fifth Street. Ind. Phone 1851
7-room, modern, near Seventh and Lane.
$500. terms to suit.
Harrison. 8 rooms, barn, IL lot, $500.
Between 4th and 9Th. on Madison. good
5-room house, 1 lot, cheap at $500.
Madison and Tenth, rooms. barn,
s., 100.
u lots rooms. barn, etc, out north
Central Ave. $1,4OO; terms.
Tyler. near I'd, III lots. good 4-room
cottage, bargain, s., 500.
See US for bargains in farm. city or
suburban property. cash or time.
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SOUTH OF nth STREET.
Lincoln St. fine lots, s 7. house. gas,
well. eistern. fruit Big bargain $2,100.
Buchanan 21k lots. cottage big rooms,
gas city water. WELL barn. fruit. $3.50.
West st. lots, r., hall gas. city
water. barn, $500
Buchanan. nice r. cottage. cistern,
$3.50.
Fillmore. 2 lots. cottage. 5 F.. gas. water
in kitchen. good barn, chicken house.
s1.15O.
J.E. ToRRINGToN. 100 w. eth st.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
You can buy any of those new modern
houses on terms to suit your condition on
payments. Come in and get first choice
in location. Over 20 to select from.
w. B. MINERT & CO.,
S1S Kansas Ave-, first floor.
Both phones s21
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cellar ws
and Lane.
= lots rents<0 peri month";
See us quick
LAGERsTRoM.
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2 LOTS FOR 5000 EACH.

2 LOTS FOR 5000 EACH
In the west part Of town near car
line. all of them good. dry building sites.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
534 Kan. Ave. IND. sos.
FOR sALE-szl Lincoln. pest block. east
front. new. modern Price right.
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EXCELLENT PROPOSITIONS FOR REAL ESTATE BUYERS.
TT, shade Lincoln St.
Buchanan st.
blinds
street
andh 4. VESTS side
St
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FARMERS
AND
LAND OWNERS.

We have been and are now having a
great many calls for farms of all kinds
and sizes and some of these we have been
unable to fill during the past week. We
are very DESTROYS of listing a great many
more farms of all kinds as we expect to
and are going to do a big farm business
from now on. Don't wait for us to call
on you but call us by phone or come in
at once and tell US what you have for
sale We charge the regular commission
for selling. No sale-no commission. see
us at once, if you want to sell that farm.
L. S. LovITT AND SON.
s12 Kan. Ave lover Aurora theater.)
Ind. Phone 1907, Bell Phone 1o17.
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BUY A.
BICYCLE
We have IS rebuilt bicycles that
are as good as new.
NEW BICYCLES
With Coasters
800 and s25.
Best Bicycle Repair Shop in
Topeka.
Work done when you want it.
H. NJ. CROSS CYCLE CO.,
so Kansas Ave.
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VACANT LOTS.

VACANT LOTS
III lots. IL blocks of Holiday park. fer
$500.
21k lots, in Governors square $1,000
lots. northeast corner 18th and Gar
field ave. 500 each.
Many others-Many others.
BARNES REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
Gil Kansas Avenue
PAYMENT PLAN.
One new 5 room with stairway to floor
ed attic, well. cellar, 2 east front lots.
One room new house. stairway to
floored attic. south front lots, these are
first class as to material and eonstruc-
ton, can be bought with small cash pay
ment. balance monthly. can give posses
ion at once, these are convenient to new
and old shops. let us show you these
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
ga Kan. Ave. Iid.5O5
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1000 LOST HEIRS in this country. Mail
10 cents-we will look through our COM
plete list for you, Attorney, Box $50,
Kansas City, Mo.
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Herea few
bies
for shorti lint only
10 ALL
A a
OF mo- in
w on our lis
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PERSONAL.

AUTHORS HAVING book manuscripts
thing that goes to make a saIable book
are Invited to correspond with Cochrane
Publishing Co., Tribune Building, New
York.
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THE URIE-HEPwORTa LAND co.
KANSAS, TEXAS & MEXICO LANDS.
TOPEKA. KANSAS
Ind Phone 357. Bell Phone lss.
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TRANSFER anti STORACsM
MERCHANTS TEaANEFER 4 STORAGE
Co. packs ships and stores householi
goods. Tel 1t& Clarance Skinner. q
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500 RANCH FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-SOO acre stock and grain
farm In Mitchell county; Is acres IN al
falfa; 70 acres of corn. 100 acres OF bot
Eom land not broke. fine timber and wa
Ter, well fenced; good buildings; plenty
OF fruit two miles to railroad and 20 miles
west OF Minneapolis. Price $50 per acre,
on easy terms. Address Wilson & Bozell,
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FOR sALE-s21 Lincoln, best block. east
'front.' new, modern. Price right
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DREss sUITs Zoe HIRE.
TAILORING.

s. EPIGEL, ladies' and geatlemen's hns tail
ortng. moved from III Conn. ave % 1915 Q:
all work first class Tem0deliug cleaning
pressing goods called for and delivered.
Phone 4s7l Hyl5-35t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

GoLDENBERG's 7th and X SITS. NV.
=. kANN, SONS & CO., Sth and Market spd &C
GREEN 5 CAPITAL A - z X ] 1 n y
AGENCY, LAG 18th e. NV.
w. 4. McNULTY, Cigar Store 18th and 2 NV.
). FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. Ttb St. hhode
Island ave. and Il NV.
a T. BUTTS PHARMACY 9Th st and
MRss. ave. NV.
CaAS. {. HOkNUNG, Chrtstlani Pharmacy.
sW. cor. eth and III sts. NV.
S2NEORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street
X - NEIGCH. 10Th and II sts. NV.
GuIGLEI'S PHARMACY, 2lst and G SITS. NV.
. ID WAGNER a. CO.. 1sL ana II stB. nv.
y. =. IAHLOE, cor. Sth and p sts. nv.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
road.
aAITlSGLYs PHARMACY. 18th anG IA
X. d HOWARD, lsth and ".
y. Y. PAITIE, 1929 Bright6ood ave.
AALTBN' s PHARMACY, 1857 Calvert 81.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Sub-aEents and cauvassers -
once: good commissions paid fast sellers
ROOM %, 14l5 G St NV jest
HERE'S A GOOD ONE. AGENTS-An arti-
cles that sells and resells IA every home
Office. store, public building; permanent busi-
profit Write for sample. ATLAS SPECIAL
TY CO.. 42I. EIliCou St, Buffalo. ~ 7.
my3l-4t
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suite
"a Colorado building. 18Th and g. EEUarT
Investigations, any cause, all sections
strictly confidential Phone Main z5z5. N.rHt
call North 44S. MORGAN BRADFORD. Jr..
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COAL.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS.

GEYER,S TRUNK AND HARNESS SHOPS,
18th and H SITS. NV. we make a speciality
o. repairing trunks and travelling bags. Trunk
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LADIES' TAILORING.

LADIES' and gentlemen's tailoring: sufts
made 10 order cleaning, pressing denodal-
ing goods called for ana delivered, dye!ne
a speciality. L. EELLAORE, zJ52 l4th Sd. IN,
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WORhINGMEN, suit OF clothes for A four
collar Dill; viii save you a hve spot: goods
all tailor made wooden goods Slightly usei1
coats ana vests for small men for 81 and
$50. bargains now. JUSTHS OLD STAND.
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