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You HAY Enjoy
Yeur Meals
If You VIII But Equip Your Stomach
With The Right Means To
Handle The Food.

IL you 10 into a restaurant. cafe or
hotel. where al your -ayIrII.Geut-s t-s-
lights, dazzling linen, silver, cut glass,
music chatting and laughing women
seem 20 foreteU ~ 20 Diess8ul meal
your stomach should not revolt when
you read the menu card.
Heavy steaks. SOUPS. oysters. entrees.
salads, etc. should H9id 10 ttIrors for
the healthy stomach ana they do lot.
Tablets placed fin your vest pocket VIII
BE- sufficient guard against The mad
rCVelS OF WOrn-Out stomach.
A tablet taken few moments after
cOplous meal VIII remove any .I et-
iecis OF foo. from your stomach and
you may eat as generously as those
about YOU
One Of these little tablets VIII or IT.
self settle all questions Cr Indigestion
for that meal and viii place your
stomach and digestive organs lG a bet
ter condition for the next
Your blood VIII be- enriched, and The
depleted gastric fluids VIII be rebuilt
Stuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets are nat
urdl. active. digestive agents VINO give
20 the gastric juices the elements they
lack. which ease the stomach. remove
irritation and enrich and stimulate the
blood.
All Of these statements may be verl-
fed If YOU viii take bat a ll:tle Of y0ur
time To prove them.
Every druggist carries SrEaT-'s Dys-
you Of lheir merit. These tablets sell
for SOC per box. or send us your nome
and address and we WI send y0u ar
once by mail trial pacSaEe free. Adj
dress r A. Stuart Co, 10 stuart Bldg.
Marshall, Mich.
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v. c. T.U. DELEGATES
GATHER IN DENVER
Annual Convention Opens
Today-IntereSting Pro-
gram Is Arranged.

DENVER. Colo. Oct 22.-The thirty
firth national annual convention OF the
w. c. T. L. met today. Mrs. Lillian
NJ. y. Stevens. OF Portland, Ne, pres
ident, delivered the opening address.
The subjects 10 be discussed by the
convention include the provisions Of the
Littlefeld bill. the retention Of the anti
canteen law and 4 provision for a pro-
hibltion amendment 10 the natiopal Con-
stitution-
Tonight the delegates viii be address
ed by Gov. II. a Buchtel and May
or r. ". Speer. Tomorrow evening
there will be a big parade and rally at
the Auditorium by 5000 Denver chill
dren, members OF the Loyal Temperance
Legion.
Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Zilah Porter
Stevens and other national workers viii
speak. At this meeting, Mrs Margaret
Dye Ellis. national superintendent OF
legislation, and Seaborn Wright, OF
Georgia, viii speak. Monday evening
the speakers Will be Mrs. Florence D.
Richard, Of Ohio; Mrs. Mary b. wilson
Of Pennsylvania. and Mrs Mamie Webb
Curtis, of Texas.
a special demonstration. in honor OF
Mrs Katherine lent Stevenson and
Mrs. Ruth Frances Davis. who, after
the convention. VIZ so TO the Orient as
special commissioners Of the w G. I
T.. viii he held Monday.
The session viii close Wednesday
evening.
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TOMORROW'S ENTRIES
FOR PIMLICO RACES

Pimlico entries for Saturday, October
"a. are as follows:
First racial ages: six furlongs.
PeeD--In, 1oI; SSalvolatile, 1l2; Stargow.a,lnl.
Kempt1n ll2, Tasley, 30, Sadler, LIS;
Demund, rs; Sugar Pine. 1l2
Second ace-Three-year-oIds and up;
Hotel Herman Purse; mile and seventy
yards. Miss Crawford. 1903; Live Wire.
los; DcburgO, 9S. Duke of ROakoke, IS.
NeoSkaleeta, lO3; GridirOn, 80; Queen or
the Hills, %; Giles. 105; Racine II. 103-
Third race-Two-year-olds selling;
five and a half fUrlongs. High Range,
1l5; Great Jubilee. III; Golden Castle,
Ill. Arall6, los. H0wkwing, los: pearl
Point. 114. Taboo, ia; "Settona, 1O3;
Razman, 10; Rose Beaumont. Jos; I.ys-
ira. Jos; George w. Leibert, 10.
Fourth race-steeplechase; selling;
about two miles. Paprike. 149; Jim
McGiH, 1@7; Bilberry, 15S; Rye Boy, 137;
Sandy Creeker, l35; Pontotoc. ia; Bees
Bell the Cat. 152; George Leiper. 149;
RUFUS, 1885,
Fifth race-Baltimore Club Cup; three
year-llds and gentlemen riders; selling;
six furlongs. Fancy Bird, 49,; BoDbie
Eeau. 137; James Crawford. 1874; Cart
wheel. 13I: AEtor Dor. 13I. Nibhck, l34;
SpCrklcs, 81: Star Emblem 13l: EergOO
ISL; BrscIIE Breeze. 100; Edgely, 13C
Forest Hawk, I'll
Sixth ace-Three-year-olds and up
ward. selling. one mile. Dixie Himmel
100; GlsucUs. 10l; Lally. 100; rAIinOt, i0l
BedCuis, los. sTrey Of Spades. &c. NL4Idy
Isabel, %, Miss Crawford, los. Jennie
Wells. Jos; Miss Perigord, JOG; Glorious
Betsy. 9S- Scion Single. 107; King of
Rashan, 106: Rio Grande. 100, Wilton
L.ackaye. Io9; Gramsar. los; Giles, 100
Samuel IT. Harris 100
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather fair; track fast; dusty.
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TAKEN FOR ROBBER
OFFICER IS KILLED
Fights Duel With Detective,
Each Thinking the Other
a Highwayman.

PITTSBURG, Oct 23.-Mistaking each
other for hlghwaym,n Detective Clyde
EdebUrn and Special Omfcer James Far
rell, Of the " GODS Run police district.
fought a revolver duel IL the dark IN
Taggart street, near MelrOsc avenue
nOrthslde, few minutes after midnight
and Farrell was shot twice, dying al
most instantly
An Investigation made by Inspector
Woods, under the direction Of Assistant
Superintendent Keuu ely, indicated that
Edeburu was not al fault ln any way,
but he is being held until Coroner Arm
strong orders his release
Detective EdebuTu was on his way 20
his home ia Taggart street shortly after
midnight, and seeing ahead of him Far
reU IN contest with a man whom he
WAS trying 10 arrest, and thinking IL
was nOliup. FASTENED TO interfere.
Farrell thinking Edeburn was pal Of
the man ne was arrestiug. fired and
Edeburu, not knowing Farrell was al
officer. returned the FIRE, one shot pene-
trating the brain, causing almost in
slant death
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INQUIRY PROCEEDING
IN CASE OF BANKER
Report Made in Case Where
Political Influence Is Said
to Delay Trial.

The Department or Justice has re-
Cclved q preliminary report from the
experts sent 10 Waynesburg. pa. 10 in
vestigs &c charges that political influence
was being successfully used I'm delaying
the trial Of former cashier RiDehart OF
the defunct Farmers and Drovers' Ma
ti0nal Bank
Attorney General BOnaparte annOunC-
Cd today that the investigation had
NOT been completed. He did not care
30 say at this time whether the trial.
which has been fixed for January l..
through the recent intercessiOn of
President Roosevelt. viii be handled by
District Attorney DunkIe or by special
counsel That question viii he determin-
ed later. Il was disclosed today that
District Attorney Dunkle holds his Of
fee upon Endorsement OF eN-Congress-
man Joseph Sibley.
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CURB NOT SHOCKED
BY NEGRO BROKER

NEW YORK, oct. What is he
Iieved 10 b the death EnelI of craps
was sounded when. for the first time in
the history Of the Broad street curb
market. a negro broker transacted bust
ness there. The man was Robert ".
Taylor. He has an Office at 81 Broad
street. and is said TO have learned his
trading methods while in the employ OF
"a New York Stock Exchange house. lie
WAS not mOlestcd in any way and did
not have to undergo the usual Initiation
by which newcomers are installed as
luU nedged members Of the curb.
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STEAMER PICKS UP
CREW OF BARK FOX

NEW YORK. Oct. 23-The oil tank
steamer Phoebus arriving today from
Hamburg, reports that on the outward
voyage. September Is. sixteen men were
picked Up from the Norwegian bark
Fox The bark was tOWed into this
port by the steamer Luceliue.
The crew Of the Fox was landed al
Hamburg none the worse for their har-
rowing experiences
The Washington times., 1908-10-23

Use Rango. 1t is perfectly safe You
eat it like fruit or candy and easily and
safely reduce your fat . pound day.
For sale by an druggists at S100 per
full-sized box or by mail prepaid by
The Rengo Co, SOB Rengo Bldg, De-
troit, Mich. The COmpa ~ viii gladly
send You a soc package 'ree by mail, If
you VIII write uAs@ Greet " petreit
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and enclose 1Oc as an evidence OF good
faith and TO help pay postage and
packing; no free PACKAGES at drug
stores.
kenSo is for sale and recommended in
Washington by Il. Evans, 924 F st. y.
W; Atheck's rug Store. 1923 Penna-
Ave. n. w; Peoples Drug Store, 81
Seventh St
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CEnLD FALLs FRoM RoOF.

NEW YORK. Oct LILLIAN BRANDED.
four years old. fell from the roof Of
1853 Amsterdam avenue last evening
and received a fracture o. the right leg
and contusIons Of the face and body.
Several cIothesIines broke the violence
OF her fall
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FAMILY DESTROYED.

HOWELL Mich. oct. 23-Two chill
dren are deaG and the mother and an
other child are dying as a result OF a
fire in the Riel farmhouse, near Oak
Grove. The dead are AlveTia RieI, aged
two months. and DOnua Riel. aged two
and a half years.
The Washington times., 1908-10-23

OF artists. and there was not one Of
them who would not have sworn. be-
fore the news became known. that Felix
was confirmed bachelor. Heavy clouds
of gloom are Centcrcd over the COteTic.
which has lost one or its stauchest
members.
The marriage Of AR. NIahoney and
Miss Ryan came as a complete sur
prise 20 ali the friends Of the couple in
" aShingtOn. and they are all rushing
forward with congratulations.
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Felix Mahoney and Mrs. Felix Ma
honey. who was Miss Edna Ryan, are
being deluged with congratulations from
their many friends. and since the news
or their secret marriage leaked out yes
terday, their coy little fiat I'm the Brad
ford has been besiegod.
Felix Mahoney was known not only
TO all the newspaper fraternity. but 10
every member OF the Washington cOterie
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UNAPPRECIATED.

There are thirteen -unHels on orr
road"
Delightful said the girl traveller.
Ana" added the manager, they are
ali lighted by electricity
I'VE will look elsewhere" said the
girl traveller.
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STRIKING SIMILARITY.

"Why is an ordinary man like ball
player
Hates to be put out"
''Weu, yes And he likes to reach
home without being touched. ''-Syra-
CuSe Herald.
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Sylvester Approves.

Major Sylvester is in sympathy with
the movement 10 wipe out these organ
izations and IN his last annual report
TO the Commissioners said.
''Thc law and regulations governing
the conduct OF licensed harrOc.ns are
generally observed. but within the last
few years clubs charging a nominal
membership Zee have been maintained,
where the privilege comes within the
reach of the many, and IL has given
cause for police Interference
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A DOLEFUL PROSPECT.

What would happen II women ruled
the ballot boX2"
The country would be fun Of hen
pecked towns
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Head of Excise Board Says
Applicants for Licenses
Must Pass Muster.
LAW is STRINGENT,
ANNOUNCES WEST
Statutes Prohibit Issuance of Right
TO Sell Where Only Few
Proprietors Benefit.

Wi.h the determination Of eliminating
the so called clubs In the District which
il is alleged are proprietary institutions
and conducted as all night and Sunday
bar rooms. members OF the excise board
today announced their purpose OF
scrutinIzing carefully all applications
for club licenses and holding up those
concerning which there is any question.
This stand is approved by Commis-
sioner West. who emphasized his po-
sition by declaring that he favored any
steps for the suppression Of those clubs
not conducted strictly IN accordance
with the letter of the law. even so far
as 10 conducting a raid by the Police
Department.
The law specifically provides that
all clubs shall be conducted for the
equal benefit OF its members" said
Alexander Mckenzie. chairman OF the
excise board. today
VIII Lose License.
IL there IS any evidence 20 show
that the bar receipts are song into
| the pockets OF one man or one set OF
, men and not to the club as a wac.e
/ the liquor license I'm question VIII no;
3 be granted. IL IS the purpose OF She
/ excise board TO hold up all licenses con
! corning which allegations are made and
| the applicants Will have 20 prove 20 the
thorough satisfaction OF the board that
! the club IN question is a legitimate or
ganiZat.on and not conducted for the
/ benefit OF the individuals"
y. T. Shoemaker, attorney l'r the
/ Anti-SalOOn League. said today tuat 70
/ was ID. purpose of the league 10 OBJ
! pose the granting Of liquor licenses 70
] any but legitimate clubs. II is his
/ opinion, he declared. that there are a
number OF organizations in the city
conducted under the name OF clubs as
all-night and Sunday baTrOOms and il
| IS the purpose OF the league TO make
a systematic fight against such insu-
tUtious-
The Washington times., 1908-10-23

Be careful of your
handsl
Y elbow soaps will
make them red and
coarse and hard; a
source of never-ending
annoyance and humilia-
ton.
Ivory Soap adds to
their beauty; keeps
them soft and sweet and
dainty.
And so, we offer this
suggestion Use Ivory
Soap for even so COM
monplaCe a purpose as
washing dishes. 1t pays.
Ivory Soap
SO 4>!6o Per Gent. Pure.
y
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Washington Belle"

Are fuIIy equal in Wear. Fit
and Worth to most Sc Boots.
Shown in a great variety OF
smart styles. including wave
top. tan. patent colt and Gul
calf boots with pain or cloth
tops. Goodyear 81 En
Welted. oak sOles..--.. AsJU
The Washington times., 1908-10-23

Iron Clads kid
and calf shoes.
Wear like iron
made on shaped
lasts Sizes OEr
Q 10 12lk---..-.1ON
The Washington times., 1908-10-23

School Shoes
Made OF stout kid
and calf. with
strictly solid leath-
err s-leS and heels
Special s. grade Tor
hCyS or 81 20
girls ..----- AsOO
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LEGAL.

clothing; l box clocks; 1 box soap: c. w.
Iarr, box picture frames; Mrs. Lydia
. 5Tis esss soeks so Kp 9 MRS P Eaa9s
box books; box hardware;S boxes pack
age eraekerss bdl pieces iron pipe: gas
ceries: Geo. H Tate. i box clothing;
Thomas. & Dean. i case glove cleaner:
box castings; 2 cases pals grease;2 cases
W. Iisfe ir Dsae sags D 8 safi Chair
/ A FaIrbaugh. box and contents j. z.
Divers 4 sewing machine; ! sewing ma,
bolster pillow; bdls canvass; bdl wall
paper; 1 bamboo stand; w. H.. Bandy.
sSS s Eeeds d Rd PPs ron sSr
ing; l bdl step ladders; / iron crate;
cultivator KID. bdls: frame; box dish.
wheel: 2 broken ladders: part OF washer;
err: axle stubs: bdi 8 castings; broken
sns s sand sy sTss sssa
ing stove; bdl double trees =. Rawlin.
bdl single trees ana peck yoke; L tent
bed ends. 1 bdi rails: 1 mirror frame;
Chfttenden- Co. / box advertising matter:
I box rat poison: cultivator pole: VIM
n attd: iron bar: pieces pipe: pieces
scale: j. axle lever attd: i bdl Is lister lays,
g Griffin sod plow IL, Dbl 55ag ana ao fcni
iron shafting; Campbell & Richardson. !
crt iron. / crt woods I case e head; stick
cutter and head: rocking chair; heating
stove: push cart: / crate castings; w. p.
yhits hsav eas ai e., boz boz rs sasti1ss ss1
iron. / bdl galvan; sheeting: ! pdl sticks;
] piece stove casting; H. Haight. 10 gal;
lubricating ell; I bdi hardwarei Rdi
glass: / box lamp chimneys; ! can var
nish: bottle renovator. can paint; b.
" ''i'" A, A, HAYES. Freight Auditor.
CHARLES NJ. CREWS. Auctionser.
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FOR sALE-REA1 ESTATE.


TAFT AND HUGHES PLEASED.
AMI YOU WILL BE PLEASED IF HOO
BUY THAT HOUSE OF
w. NJ. FORBES REAL ESTATE CO.
1O7 w. eth St -.
READ THESE: Westlawn: Wen Dult
large nm. cottage, gas light ana heat,
city and cistern water, sink, pantry, Gel.
and cold water. 81. 800 about y cash .oo
rms. gas bath, closet, rent SlS 10 ~
blocks of Capitol. 81 100.
WEST SIDE: corner lots, rms, luI :
mace. bath. closet. bowl. hot and cold
water, city, cistern and wen water Sz,2U
and piped for lights, bath room VII. Win
plumbing in. large cellar. III r. front cor.
ner lots. good West side location on street
TOWARD wAsHBURN: 6 rms. on cor
ner, complete bath, hot water, gas nshI
and heat, barn. only $2,10O; easy Terms. .
NEAR BETHANY; rms, hoos.n'
Somplete bath, gas, front and BACK s'airs'
EAST OF AVENUE: 10 rms. modern,
snap. $,10O.
FORCED SALE: 6 rms. barn, Western
SPECIALS in Lowman Hill and High
land Park. Inquire. Al.
LOTS: 2 nice east front, Garfield ave-
800: I.owman HILL $175; for SSl0. pc
tween Washburn and Central PARK, S5V
q chance to speculate); facing Sehlrdl
Park. 81. 500; ~ 18th and Lane, $500.
(Snsp) Ia e. front. 10Th and Buchan nan
want them. See us for acre tracts farms
houses for rent and everything IN real
estate. We want to list 100 more gooo
Shawnee county farms. See us.
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MUST BE SOLD.

A beautiful room cottage. three lots.
east front. fine shade. cellar, well, cistern'
city water. hot water plant. bath, barn.
combination fixtures. sewer. Owner says
sell. Located near 18th and Lane. Price
1880.
SIX ACRE TRACT CLOSE IN. p
This Is located southwest Of city near
school house and church. If sold this
week can be bought at a bargain. See us
quick about this.
LUCAS & LAGERSTROM.
105 West 5th st. Ind. Phone 1890.
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NO APOLOGY NECESSARY.

ALL WE WANT is AN OPPORTUNI-
TY TO SHOW YOU THESE BARGAINS,
AS WE KNOW THEY WILL PLEASE:
Very pretty nicely located home of 5
rooms. nearly new and all modern with :
lots, every convenience in. The price has
been reduced to $500.
Beautifully new home of rooms, mod
ern, lots, on a corner on Harrison street,
that you can buy right. Ask for price.
3 room cottage near Tyler on 10th
street. Price 81, $50 What will you give?
Real coy little home of rooms, good
location, on Clay near Sth, gas, city wa
ter and sewer. Price 81, $50.
Prettiest building site on Harrison. ?
east front lots, pavement, city water, gas
and sewer in. The price Is right. Ask US.
West side. good location, close to car,
2 east front lots. high and slightly, gas,
city water and sewer in. Price $50
Good well. improved so. 51s miles from
Topeka will sell this right
FRED S. BROWN MGR.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
lO7 East eth Street. Tel. S24.
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CORN, ALFALFA, AND GRAZING
LANDS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE

CORN, ALFALFA, AND GRAIING
LANDS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
: s1z acres fine imp, miles from city to
exchange for So
$50 acres, we'll imp, miles from city,
SIS per acre.
so acres, imp, 90 in cultivation, $4,000
81 900 cash, bal. time.
Two 40 acre farms, both imp, near 10
peka, 100 each.
We have a large list of farms, ranches,
small tracts and city property, we Woulo
he pleased to list your property, 1t VIII
cost you nothing Write for list
A. D. JONES & co.
600 Kans. ave, Topeka, Kans.
Both Phones.
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FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
WILSON & NE1swANGER.

A new s room dwelling, never been oc-
cupied. close to all the Santa Fe shops
lots. on a corner. one block to car line'
brick sidewalks, good water, gas, neigh
borhood first class. new houses building
all around, values increasing. VIII take
other property in exchange.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
Phones 94S. Mulvane Bldg'
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JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Opti-
clan. Complete stock of watches. dfaa-
fnonds. silverware. etc, Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
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FOR QUICK SALE.

Six room cottage, cemented cellar, els
tern, city water, bath. sewer, gas, two
lots, on Lincoln street near 18th Price
reduced to 200.
LUCAS & LAGERSTROM,
1O5 West 9Th st. Ind. Phone 1890.
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YOUR LAST CHANCE
BEFORE THE RISE IN PRICE


Get in ahead of the Orient railroad, now
building, which will pass within five miles
OF this land.
Zlmerman irrigated lands in Pecos River
Valley. Peoos county, Texas, advanced SO
per acre November list. If you want some
OF the best irrigated land on earth at a
bargain price. you can not afford to pass
this by. so per acre now with perpetual
water right; no taxes or interest You
have 8 years TO pay for 20 acres or more
on payments of 50 cents an acre per month
This is your opportunity; act now. Join Us
on the excursion October 10th, or LET Us
select your land. Write at once for mar
ticulars. NJ. G. Magill. agent, SIS jackson
ST, Topeka, Kan.
FOR SALE--1s0o Buchanan, room mod
ern house. barn and corner lots. So 500
]. ]. Ketchum & Co.. over Citizens Bank
North Topeka.
FOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE-Fo,
farm land near Topeka: One s room
yelling. Lane st. Two room dwellings
jefferson st. One 5 room dwelling. sew
ard ave. One room dwelling, Seware
ave. Topeka Investment Loan Co. II
East 9Th ST.
FOR SALE-New 5 room cottage. 3 corne,
lots. cellar. porches. well, outbuildines
small fruit cement walks. 80 Wabasf
FOR SALE-House and lots, with larv
barn. Jos Winter St. Auburndale. ]
Thomas Lumber Co.
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sANfrARIuMs.

FIRM ana coura lescinr Mrs r n Dick
inson, supt., Ind. 1897 blue. 17s6 Bolles ave.
cHR1sTs HOSPITAL. COTTAGES FoR
the care and treatment OF nervous inva-
lids. alcohol and drug habits and mild
cases of mental derangefiieIt- W..
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ARE YOU A BUYER?
LOOK AT THIS
IA 6 room cottage, modern, rents for SIS.
Price $500.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
WILSON & NEISWANGER.
Phones 94s. Mulvane Bldg.
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FLORISTS.

FRESH cut flowers for all occasions to
be found at Hayes flower store, 1o7 w.
sth. Ind. phone 81.
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PAYING.

cAPfTAE CRY vfTafFfED BRfcR q
PAVING CO.. ga e. eth IT. Mfgs. Of
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N-RRIER
THE ONLY one practical furrier In state
of Kansas. John Petrzilek. III e. 7th st.
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TRANsFER Ann STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. packs, ships and stores household
goods. Tel 1se. Clarence Skinner. GIL
Quincy st.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE

Sale of Unclaimed Freight by the
Atchison, Topeka s. Santa F'e Rail-
way Company, Commencing October
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CIDER.

WANTED you to order your cider from
waEhburn's cider works. IND 2315 Black.
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MACHINE SHOPS.

FOR up-to-date gunsmiths and electricians
see H. B. Howard. 10 Kan ave. Tel sos
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-2 II. J.. GASOLINE Mo
tor. Ready to install in boat. IN
nrst-ciass condition Replaced with
large engine. T. NULL DAVIS. ~
RmId Placa, Hampton Va.
9-2wed- fri suit.