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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-04-21
A Soldiers Home At Fitzgerald.

The Constitution voices we are sure, the PEG
pie of Georgia when we say that their hearty
commentator is extended to the project, faith
cred by Congressman Lewis to establish a led
eral soldiers home at Fitzgerald, in this state.
49, Since the founding of this thriving colony
it's inhabitants, largely from the north and
northwest, have become in spirit, as in fact,
closely sympathetic with the viewpoint and
the institutions Of the people Of Georgia
They are one in community aim, and in their
endeavoIs for the development and the greater
prosperity of their adopted and their native
state.
Between three and four hundred union vet
Grams, many of them decrepit and inirm, re-
side in Fitzgerald or in Ben Hill county. The
federal government owes them equal consider
alton with veterans provided homes in other
sections of the country.
The climatic and other surroundings about
Fitzgerald are ideal for this purpose. The peo-
pie would warmly welcome the Inauguration OF
such an institution. If expedient, the cottage
plan could be adopted, avoiding the expense oil
larger and more pretentious structure.
We hope that congress will consider the
proposition seriously Atlanta Constitutions
Pull Tor FITZGERALD
Editor Jesse Mercer of the Fitzgerald
Enterprise is so busy trying to save his
county for Hoke Smith that he has about
lost sight of his own race for prison COM
missioner. -Bainbridge Searchlight.
Editor Mercer is d loyal friend and a good
fighter. AS we have already observed he does
not allow his own interests to stand in the way
of what he thinks is his duty. When you
come to think about it that man ought to be
kept at the head of his paper and not immur-
ed in routine state house office. No pent-
up Utica should contract his powers.-Savan-
nah Press.
We haven't entirely lost sight of our candi-
dacy. altho we confess to unusual interest in
other matters political. Whatever may happen
with reference to the office of prison commissioner
we will probably continue the publication of The
Enterprise. In no case will we become immurcd
in the routine OF the Office.
TO Fitzgerald
Rev. S. J. Parrish uttered a truth that reached
the point in his sermon Sunday morning He
said that this panickv feeling not either in 10
Brown or Hoke Smith, but inside OF us. He COM
pared the people of today with the children Of
Israel under the worship of Baal Today We wor-
ship mammon and the cause of our panics was
brot thru the ungodliness of the people.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-04-21
FIVE TRIALS AT 1T.

On March 10 Mr.. Brown in signed statement
to the people announced as part OF his platform:
II will sign any amendment to the prohlbltlon
law the legislature may make"
Con April 10 MI. Brown said ~ am oppos-
ed to the saloon"
''On April 10 he said: III will favor any
amendment
On April Is he said: ga governors veto will
not save the prohibition law
April 20 he says that he will veto any amend
ment in the prohibition law that may be proposed
Possibly Mr.. Brown still believes that ''gOver-
nor's veto will not the law, and, therefore,
has pacfed his hackers, including the brewers and
liquor dealers, into agreeing to his pledge.
Fitzgerald or Pull Out
And the Easter, woman IN all her glory was
with us Sunday.
o. Fitgvald Pull Out.
1t will take the Brownies until June5 owake
up to the fact that Georgia settled with thinking
people.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
The newspapers tell us that there is more mon
cy and cheaper money the banks than ever before
What are we going to do about ltF Hoke Smith
caused it all, of course
To- Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Miss Nina Jordan is publishing double barrel
paper at Hogansville, The Hogansville News and
the Granville News Like Mrs. Shaver of Jack
son. Mrs. Penn and other lady publishers, Miss
Jordan is success in the management of her papers,
Full for Fitzgerald " Pull Out
Two blind tigers can't do as much harm as
one with two eyes open. We haven't the two,eyed
kind in Fitzgerald and only or two of the blind
ones and there was little bit ofpublic sentiment
created and concerted action the part of our
officials we wouldn't have any kind at all.
Pull Tor Fitzgerald Pull Out
The Union Sunday School picnic idea is
commendable one.
The bringing together of Sunday School
Scholars and other church organizations OF differ
emit denominations from time to time has the affect
of lessening any cIanishness that might spring up
in city, and teaches broadness of thot without
lessenipg the individuality of any of the bodies
represented.
for o Pull Out
Over in the first district 'Charley" Edwards
seems to have things pretty much his own way.
Judging from indications he will have landslide
in his favor 1t seems that the mud Singing cam
paign against him has acted a boomerang against
/ is oppon -nts Edwards is vote gcttcr from he
word 90 and has made good congressman The
people will make no mistake in sending him back
again.
$500.
XkT(~<54
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-04-21

70 xAftCA ScuCet III pIIuCipACc'
Choke Smiths program means schools for
the working mans child. Tt means that the
manhood of the state shall be the bread win
ner; that the woman shall be the home. keeper
and that the child shall enjoy it's Anglo-Saxon
heritage of air and sunshine and home life
'eThe crowd behind Joe Brown is the crowd
that laughed i'll it's sleeve at organized labor
and at our efforts for the child slave for SO
many years.
eff Joe Browns crowd should be put back
in power and the legislature should repeal or
emasculate the child labor law, would Joe
sign it, as he says he will the prohibition
law!
~ venture the humble opinion that the
rank and file Of labor will vote for Hoke Smith
at the ratio of 8 to ~
WILLIAM S. WEIR.
Pull for fitzgerald
The Enterprise has been furnished statemeI
of the cost of the last term of Ben Hill Count
Superior Court, which was 1912 95 as follows:
Cost of Superior Court, April Term 1908.
Amount paid petit Jurors $685.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-15
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|SANTAFE NOTES.

General Superintendent F. c. Fox
has returned from business trip east.
n. NJ. Rice, general storekeeper is
making an extended trip over the coast
lines.
Rodigo Yste. the Mexican who died
at the Santa Fe hospital recently. was
injured in wreck at Arkansas City
and his remains have been sent to
that place for interment.
Engineer William Dix of Newton is
IN the local hospital for an operation
Engineer e. D. Webb is running
temporarily on runs Nos los and LOG
between Topeka and st. Joseph.
Engineer Ed Whitcomb is running
in freight service again after having
been in temporary passenger service.
Engineer william Beaumont Is run
ming on runs Nos. and 10 between
Kansas City and Newton.
Engineer G. G. Haymen or Emporia
is running in the place of Engineer
William Gilpin on runs Nos. IT and IS
between Topeka and Newton.
Brakeman Gilyeat is running tenn
porarily on runs Nos. 81 and 81 be-
tween Topeka and Argentine.
F. r. Frost, electrical engineer of
the Santa Fe. has an interesting ar
ticle in the current number of the En-
ployees' magazine on electrical car
lighting.
Today is the regular monthly pay
day for the men in the shops and
yards.
A new electrical sign has been fitted
up for the observation car on the rear
of No. 10 which runs between Kansas
City and Marceline. The sign fllumi-
mates a large Santa Fe trademark
above which is the inscription THE
Chicago Flyer" also Illuminated.
William II. Deveau of the paint
shops is laying off on account of Ill
ness.
Cherries Fountain OF the paint shops
accompanied by his family left on No.
today where they will spend short
vacation visiting with Mr.. Fountain s
son.
A. 3. Crawford OF the freight house
is taking a two weeks vacation.
James McRoberts of the office of
d. c. Cornelius, car shed foreman, is
laying off today on account of illness.
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FUNSTON WASTES NO TIME.
The General at His Desk an Hour AZ
ter Reaching Leavenworth.

Leavenworth, Kan, Aug. 15.-With
characteristic promptness General
Frederick Funston. the new COM
mandant of the army service schools,
was at his desk in Sherman hall with
ing an hour after his arrival at the
post Friday afternoon. He sat in a
big revolving leather chair that evil
IDENTIFY had not been readjusted since
occupied by his predecessor, which
left the feet of the fighting Kansas
bantam" swinging easily above the
surface of the floor.
IT am glad to get back to Kansas, a"
said General Funston, as he looked
out over the greenclad hills of the
reservation. "It is a matter of regret
. that I wasn't born in Kansas. but L
made up for 1t by moving to this
state when 1 was 8 years old, bringing
my parents with me.
That l was getting out of touch
with Kansas is illustrated in my TAX
Ing that old freight train over here
from Lawrence. l came in on the
Overland limited on the Union Pacific
from San Francisco. There was
nothing of my recollection of
the fact that the train from Lawrence
to Leavenworth was a mixed freight
and passenger train.
IT haven't been in Kansas for more
than a week at a time since l left
here eleven years ago with the Twen-
tieth Kansas. Mrs. Funston and the
children, three Of them. two boys and
q brand new girl, will join me here the
latter part of September"
Then General Funston effectually
disposed of the report that he would
assume command of the post as well
as the army service schools.
THE post and the school have had
separate commanders ever since the
school was organized, except for a
short time when General Bell was in
command" SAID General Funston.
This is not to be changed. 1 am to
command the army service schools
only. there will continue to be an
other commanding officer for the
post"
About the first official communica-
tion read by General Funston was in
formation to the effect that Luke E
Wright, secretary of war, and General
J. Franklin Bell, chief of staff, would
visit Fort Leavenworth August 81. 1t
will be the first visit of Secretary
Wright. They will be here for the
formal opening of the school, Septem-
Der /.
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FINE BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY.

FINE BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY.
6 lots Fillmore street, one block from
street car. good room house. cellar. we'll.
small barn, plenty of fruit. Price N,6oo.
21a lots, Clay ST., near Central Park one
block from street cars, good 1 room cot
tage. cellar, good well, small barn. Price
s., 400.
lots. Brooks ave, in Lowman Hill.
6 room house. cellar. well, cistern. gas,
cement walks. barn. poultry house, fruit.
Price 81 eco
lots near 4th and Fillmore St. good
room house. cellar. cistern. city water.
gas. Price 81. ZOO.
1 1-3 lots. Jefferson street, east front.
near Santa Fe hospital. good 8 room cot
tage. cellar. gas light and heat, bath.
toilette. cistern and city water. $27oo.
lots, Oakland. good 8 room cottage,
cellar. well. gas and out buildings: small
payment down. Price $500.
One lot, east front, Lawrence street,
good room house. well. barn; would rent
for SO. Price $3.50.
One lot. east front, Chandler street,
good location. 4 room cottage, cellar, we'll,
gas. brick walks. renting for SO; would
take a small payment down. or horse and
carriage. and balance monthly payments.
Price $3.50.
Write for our free printed list of 50
farms and small tracts for sale.
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Maxwell q Co.
NEW LOCATION.
62I KANSAS AVE.
CITY PROPERTY.

S room house, corner 18th and Kansas
ave. Rent for $500 per mo. Same tenant
three years.
rooms. modern, two lots, 18th and
Quincy SITS. Rent for 5000 Same tenant
two years.
apartments of rooms each, S1k lots,
east front location where values are
advancing fast Rents for $47.50. always
rented: rent could be advanced to sso
N,l0o.
II lots, 4 rooms. facing Washburn, city
water. gas, cistern and cellar. A nice
Mace.
A beautiful home in a fine location. all
new and completely modern, nearly two
lots. oak floor and finish, z rooms and
bath.
$500 SACRIFICE.
A fine home, built by LytIe," of thor
ough construction. In Westlawn. Look
this up.
r. cottage, all modern. with II lots,
barn and fine old elm shade. very cozy
cottage and q fine location, 10 blocks from
center Of city.
ga blocks from vinewood cars nearly
new 8 room cottage. barn and outbuild-
ings.
HURRY IF YOU WANT THIS
$500.
rooms and Q acres. 3 blocks from cars.
part fenced with high woven fence.
FARMS.
$40 A all fenced, new house, barn and
granary. three miles from Monument. all
fine smooth land. Leased-h grain deliv-
cred at market. SIG per a.
o0 A. good rich black land. Bates Co..
Mo-. to exchange for Topeka property or
tract.
30 farms in Shawnee county to select
from. Here is one Of them: 13s a., "a a. in
cultivation. balance in meadow, good i'm
provements, 1 mile to good town. miles
to Topeka, $50 per a.
1905 A. in the alfalfa county Of Kansas,
Nearly all of this is alfalfa land and there
is now a large amount OF alfalfa growing
on the ranch. Price $52SH.
HOG RANCH.
1880 A. fine improvements. near Cim-
maron, in Gray county, so per a Some
alfalfa.
What have you got to trade or SELF
NAVEL Go.
627 KANSAS AVE.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

nice lots on FAIRFIELD st.,
NOR eon st.
othero st
laundry in
barn.
We
every
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A Newspaper for Brewster.

GoodIand, Kan, Aug. 15-Brewster,
a thriving town of 500 population, is
miles east of here on the Rock Island.
has a new weekly newspaper THE
Brewster Hustler made it's first APP
pearance Friday. Mr.. d. o. Bland.
formerly foreman for the Goodland
Republic, Is the editor The
first Issue presents a very fine typo
graphical appearance. and Judging
from its local news 1t starts out as a
very creditable weekly edition.
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ANY intelligent person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers;
experience unnecessary No canvassing
Send full particulars. PRESS SYNDI-
CATE, Box 947, Lockport, N. Y.
WANTED-Dining room help at Topeka
hotel. 122 w. 9Th.
10th.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAI ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
THE PPAST TEN MONTHS

- ~ ~ % OTHERS Bunr
ND OFFER on AMONG ~
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5000 CASH.

Balance easy payments, a good four
room house newly papered and in good
condition. III lots, splendid well and out
buildings, cement sidewalks, Lime near
10th st. Price $4,000. Immediate posses
sion.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
534 Kan. Ave. Ind. sos.
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WESTERFIED & CO..
Central National Bank Bldg.
Ind Phone 2740 Blue

S room house. good condition, . lots,
barn. near Central Park Small ash pay
ments. 5000.
God 4 room house, well, barn, 2 lots. 10
min. walk to 3. Fe shops. Small cash
payment. $3.50
30 acres, 4 rooms. barn, fruit, z mile to
school and Ry. sta. 5000.
140 Wakarusa bottom farm, bargain
9 acres, good rooms. excellent location
for fruit and truck, miles out, near Sta.
500 cash. Price $3.50.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
RENTAL LIST

One 5-room house, gas, East Side.
One Groom house. modern, West Side.
One modern 7-room house, West Side.
Several modern office rooms. for rent
Between 5th and sth on Kansas ave.
Three modern 5-room cottages, close in.
Flats rooms en- suite. IS and $780,
Two large store rooms. s11.50 each.
Three modern living rooms on avenue.
Modern office rooms in new Crawford
office block. heat, light, elevator and jan
itor service free. See us for terms.
One modern S-room house. West side.
barn.
Money TO loan on Real Estate: Collect
Rents. Fire and Tornado ard Automobile
One broom house, West Side.
Two modern 6 room apartments, close
in. East Side
Insurance written at lowest rates
Call OF inquire Of
W. c. STEPHENSON q CO.
COS KANSAS AVENUE
(OvER RIGBY'sJ
Ind. Phone ga. Sell Phone 145o.
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DELIvERER AND COLLECTOR-Catho
lie. familiar with Catholic settlements. No
experience or capital required. State sal
airy expected. National, ia Lakeside
Building. Chicago.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Girl for general house work.
Mrs. l.. H. Greenwood. 1921 Western ave.
CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
WANTS 100 mattresses and lunch counter
girls, experienced or inexperienced,
$1,000 to $4,000 mo-, board, room and trans
portation; woman cooks, $1,000 week; eX
perienced house girls; hotel maids; house
keepers farms; kitchen girls; man and
wife cooks; laundry help.
81 Kan. Ave. Phones 662
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]. e. SHAFTER & co.

liz East 9Th st. Topeka. Kan.
Ind. go.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-15

WANTED Experienced operators for
power sewing machines. Mrs. Mercer.
The Crosby Bros. Co.
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WANTED-Teams to haul brick. Phone
0ss, Brick Co, IA East 9Th st.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
WANTS 200 laborers for railroad grade
work. s1.75 day; truck repairers; out of
town bridge carpenters; young man for
hospital nursing; farm hands; hay hands;
first and second cooks; men walters; no.
s1l Kan. Ave. Phones 662.
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WANTFD-SAIFSNfEN


statesmen WANTED for the fall rush.
No former experience required. Hun
dreds of good positions open Travelling
statesmen earn from $1,000 to $4,000
year and expenses. If you desire to enter
this highly lucrative profession, our free
book. "a Knight Of the Grip" will show
you the way. Write for It TO-DAY Sa A I'd.
Training Assn. Chicago. Ill, Kansas City.
Mo, Minneapolis. MINI. Write nearest
office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statesmen, high
class staple goods. sold on long time-a
trade boomer for dull times. Write for
particulars. McAllister-Coman Co.. $50
Dearborn St, Chicago.
FOR SALE E. front lots. Fillmore. be-
tween LIST and End. Owner. 404 Taylor.
SALESMAN WANTED-Sell retail trade,
$40 to $40 per month and expenses or
commission. Experience unnecessary.
Hermingsen Cigar Co, Toledo, o.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

IN Rohn and wife to w. w. Webb.
lot 423 and n. u 421 Cedar ST. Bates soo
add.
E. Gest and husband to B. Doron' lot k5o
4 blk. 10, College Hill ado. .........;; W.
CT scott and wife to G. Burge, LOT ooo
900 Liberty St. Knowles sub: -, +''
z. A. Austin and husband 10 a. o95
Brown, tract on Clay st. See rec <'-3o
n Fowler and husband TO O: haps,
lot 1903 and z-nd ST. $50 1000
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FOR SALE-Cheap, a good paying bust,
ness. account OF being called away
sell all my fixtures and business as must
Kansas ave-
F. J. BROWN. II Columbian Bldg.
FOR SALE-Young sound driving horse.
weight LOO. city broke. 18 Topeka ave-
FOR sALE-Six pigs. six weeks old.
cheap Dick & McCarly restaurant,
foot Of Buchanan st
FOR SALE-E1egant hand carved burl
walnut bedroom suit. such as are again
fast becoming the style, Rare design and
ing in Inc ch ee Gail aisi Blue. Ind.
FOR sALE-Cheap on account of poor
health. hotel and boarding house, 10 fur
nished bedrooms in COOL locality; good
trade. Address G. N. care Journal.
WE CAN furnish your house complete
with new or second hand furniture. Call
and get our prices Gresser & Cation. ~
Kansas ave. Ind. phone 1858.
FOR SALE-5oo business cards for s1.25:
See them: first class printing at proper
tionate rates Trapp. ia Kansas ave.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILL NJ. RANDALL.
FOR WINDOW SCREENS.
Made. Painted. Fitted and Hung.
Ind. 1851 113s Kans. Ave. Bell 14sA
| CLEANING AND REPAIRING WORKS
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
This is the only dry cleaning house
in this city Ladies and gentle
| Give US call.
PHONE s57.
$40 Kansas Ave.
R R9EBTsER 5 s son:
A W. voGEL. PROPRIETOR
BEFORE you build that new house. Il
WIN pay you to see O. A. Bowersfield.
cement building block for price ana quail
GENUINE American main .prinS.x fsr
Try Long on
| Bicycle Repairing.
He gives Satisfaction. Prices reasonable
| Shop at 115 East Seventh St.
WE I SxAKL fA FER s G6HFs YET "a
| FIGURE ON WORK
pH II MA!rk kEE &c f. r. F INp ~ sr RED
Contractors and farmers. and those who
me, Il Is you want to buy. sell or trade
me. G. l. ssyler. Real Estate and EN-.
ployment Agency. 62l North Kansas ava
Bell phone 1918.
IF YOUR watch need. repairing bring Il
to g. Freidburg. 60 Kansas ave. and
| have IT done right
LOST AND FOUND.
| ~-~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~N
LOST-At band concert. City park, gutta-
| percha cane. Return to Lewis Jewelry
store, 500 Kansas ave. $10O reward.
THE PARTY who picked up blue coat.
| trimmed in white lace on street about 4
weeks ago is known and If returned to
Sis Madison St, at once no questions will
be asked. but If not will be prosecuted.
ave-. or in Tennesseetown, ladies'
pocketbook. 1901 Topeka ave.
| STRAYED OR STOLEN.
| -STRAYED OR STOLEN-A small Jer-
/ sey COW, spotted with white. Return
to s12 West Gordon. or phone Ind. 71s-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wANTFD-MALE HELP.

wANTED-MAN-Mu be willing 70
learn and capable of acting as our local
representative No canvassing or solclt-
ing. Good income assured ADDRESS Na
tional Cooperative Realty Co., Dept
726C Washington, d. c.
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NEAR wAsHBURN.

NEAR WAsHBURN.
room near new. city water. cistern,
gas. small barn. sewer. III east front lots.
good location. Price $4,000. Terms
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
534 Kan Ave. Ind. sos
COLLEGE HILL.
Choice one acre tract nicely set to small
fruit. 4 room house. small barn. this u q
beautiful home and is on the market at
100000 as owner is going west. call the
Agency and they will give you full par
ticulars.
Also rooms. lots. good barn, well.
shade. cement walks, but four blocks of
Washburn, an Ideal suburban home, and
IL sold price Is reduced to 10000.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
534 Kan. Ave. Ind. sos.
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POSTOFFICE CLERKS AND CARRIERS
wanted Examinations will be held in
Topeka and many other cities in Novem-
Der. Particulars from Washington civil
service school, Dept. 213. Washington,
d c.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

wOMAN-Do you want a strictly mod
ern, up to date home? Plans drawn by
a woman, contract let and job bossed by
a woman and who should know better
than woman herself how a home should
be built. and just how to have things her
way. Hard pine finish, it's beautiful
grain brought out by paper in soft pastel
shades blending the whole in one har-
monious setting for the woman. East
front. old shade. coolest place in town.
seeing is believing. Mrs. T. Saxon, 1857
Harrison.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Small cash pay
ment. balance monthly. two four room
cottages, 1886 East Bird street and $50 Chan
dler st.
f. ]. BROWN, II Columbian Bldg.
FOR SALE-New east front Z room mod
ern home owner leaving city. Inquire
morning and evening s21 Lincoln. At
office room g Columbian Bldg.
FOR SALE.
81 acres, cheap, buildings, good land.
4 miles N East from N. Topeka 800.
Homes in Oakland and Topeka.
P. c. MOORE.
Office cor. Wabash and Indiana, Oakland
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WANTED-AGENTS.

$50 PER WEEK guaranteed, Pillows Doc
best cloth. finished in 8 days. Bromide
day. NJ. A. Beall, artist, III w. Madison
ST., Chicago.