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New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
GOLD DIRECT TO SWITZERLAND.
steaper VIII Sail To-day with 100000 for
Swiss Bank

. OF the gold 10 be shipped to-day by the Kaiser
Wilhelm II. $500 eoo is 10 direct Switzerland
the first shipment Ct the sort within the memory
Of foreign exchange experts. The National City
Bank. which or Saturday had engaged SlSVo@vo Of
the metal for shipment by to-day's steamer. yes
ter6sy increased the amount by Soo.e' the total
q g $40 90 all in gold bars. including the $500 900
to- Switzerland. Goldman. Sachs & Co. also took
$50 ooo. and Heidelbach, Ickleheirer & Co 10000
boJh OF these amounts which IN coin. well
s. eeo 600 Of the National City Banks consign-
rnent. being destined for Germany The aggregate
amount of the metal thus far sent abroad or ar
ranged 10 BE- sent Is S5 15o,H'o
Gold destined for Switzerland has been sent from
-hts city within the last two months since the
beginning Of the present export movement. but it
has gore 70 Paris bankers and has been forwarded
By chera- The Swiss Bank however, has
offered special Inducements. which are advan-
taEeous as II make possible the direct llipment TO
Bzsle. lis offer including higher price than that
q the Bank of France in addition 70 allowance Of
interest transit
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-ReeeiPts tls Jo-d1y.s Beans S Con
tts1s our q town demand Tor iLNTlec E -.
tHass large ad soc working CUT ot t5st tans a ~
-eacy ful4 are prices Domestic IIsFIo" Ieie
az c.rcut 10 by best goods beoH q a.. -
ECh doing IL n ecsLl Peas are quiet Du1 ~ I4t-
~ 6el5 confidence ONE '. - NS
E.oply scotch leas ItIe stronger We el0Oe DfA- ~
Hsrr5v ~-a5es - bash 4DGS2 a. 90 common -
sS1c 8 medium. cio,l
l-,dx2 choice. s. Fvas- 90 90
ggoe - sa3@,so - % imported marrow u lodA-
o. s. a5nsz ss. medium, - ISaS ~ ago
tt ero-- - ssqSa -. red kidney chSloe oi5: -
= g.. ae-or = good. 81 6S9Sl 50 - e. 40 ifrs
rnoCe TO0sl choc-, e
csafsr.s ne s. S5@s3 sC PEAS. scoteh' b@es PEI
1-kt. s. s5Hs2 %. o-e -. Th.re Was
BITTFs-Receipts TO-DAY, ssio prgs n - Ta1
e~gr- n f-es prceg EItle lower osZ ~
- butter, rOL prove holding
fe1. O. tile as
on - more iLiis
tfessr - csrsr zth enough fancy sOy1s ns -
f~ s.rrlr of Irsde- Press =
FEctur-s - ,serI,eftv slightly iiie =. - We
rsrA.rg nsdersbie oeEhallu el-1
ggcte Cresrarv SpecisIs. per n -, 17GIsc
c, 2la1ar. 90 seconds. lSn2lc' % 5ore ofpd
f-sle "a ~ rrE -resh IT, 90 goo 9l. 90
extrss sss52a. - frsts is6lses % sscohGs -.S so
tnaree Jss.aasi.c. ResreTn fzctory na N ! 17c
aeoort. l7c t5 +h.rds I5alec. packing slo01' - =
oEEEsF.Peoetpts :o-dsv. 2S3 FOXES si ~ iots sna
cheese hss cor, 1ued steady o1ilet graz
best graAe4 ere ned .tezcy 70 nr5 -rerar some O:
nt.y nare4.ng i supply but auahy ssrsys me case
t1s rossse = shoa.nx SSsss. s.s " -
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
RAILROAD TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
AL hut Seven Shares Of Georges Creek &
Cumberland Stock TO Go.

The Mercantile Trust Company gave notice yes
te-day that II would sell at public auction on June
a the Exchange saesroonls. II 9e3 shares Of the
capital stock Of the George Creek & Cumberland
Railroad Company, much might be neces-
sarr 70 realize sufficient funds 10 pay the amount
then due upon note Of the Western Maryland
Railroad COMPANY. now in receivers hands dated
October l.. 1917 for the principal sum of sl19s7s
TIE par value Of the stock to he offered for sale
Is SO share. and the 70 ae3 shares represent all
bit seven shares Of the entire capital stock.
TIE announcement that the loan was 20 he fore
closed was made some time ago. hut the date Of
TIE sale not given i is believed that the
srok bought IN by interests friendly TO the
Western Maryland which bought the road q year
szo for an outlet through the Cumberland NaTroE-s
fo- line between Cumberland and F'ittsburE
Alvin Y. Krech. chairman Of the general lien
rr-6AoId de-s- committee Of the Western Maryland
said that the property would be q valuable equity
>o- the Western Maryland, and that he thought
the COMMITTEES ought buy Il in at the sale He
oe-Ied however that arrangements had been made
70 mis- end as reported from Baltimore recently.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago MAY 25.-Damsge reports from the
Southwest were chiefly responsible for the firm tone
s. re local wheat market to-day The close Of the
J-7v delivery up bsc- Corn was &c higher
Cars were Up &c Provisions were unchanged
{ sazde higher
The wheat market opened firm because OF small
DIS in the NorIhW est. firm cables and heavy
rains n the Southwest. where the new crop Is
nov ripening. The market continued firm al day,
although prices reacted At times on profit taking
News was chiefly bullish nature. many Of the
reports repeating fornle- run1o-s OF damage by
dTouth in Kansas A feature. however, was
The reported appearance OF rust in the vicinity Of
sprt-Efeld No Late in the Gay the market was
further srre7R7 hened by z brisk demand for cash
Nhea- by millers al Minneapolis and Kansas CITY
Tie cose vas firm. July opened &c 10 sc 10 nc
70 &c higher at e02zc eo7sc sold between pose
snc a11<c and closed s1c 9I1sc- Clearances Of
wheat and -four eoUai TO 24S-30o bushels The
amount OF passage decreased l44ooo oushels FL III
mar receipts were So coo bushels against O4Z'ooo
bushes On the same Gay last year Minneapolis
D-.--h and Chicago reported receipts Of -eo cars
aEsrst 81 cars las. week and AZ cars year ago
TIE corn market vas weak early in the day be
cause % liberal receipts, but became frTn IN the
as ns Of the session. IN sympathy with "heal-
The Ma delivery was an exception, i beng weak
= ca = drop II the price Of that option OF l9sc
report thai further prlFatS settle
-oe-ts Lao been made BY shorts with the Ieaolns
bulls. and that the "corner' was now pracuca1y
a end The market for distant deliveries closed
i'm, while the May option was weak May 500
between 74tgc and 75i e and closed at '4sc- Joy
ope7ed unchanged 70 &c lowe al 657sc 10 ssisc.
cod between 55z.c and 555sc and 56i4c, where IL
clossG Local receipts were 535 cars with 2o' cars
q contract grade
Os1s were firm because Of liberal buying OF Juiy
o. repo-1s of The green bug IN Indiana july
opene5 unchanged TO isc higher al z11sc TO 4lt3c'
aoEanced 10 Sic and closed al z75&c 10 4'ec-
Local receipts we're 2ss cars
-5c decline in live hogs caused some weakness
II rros+o-s earv IN the DAY. later the market
necsr1e 1rm buying by shorts ana coII1IlllssO on
houses A. the close July PORK was unchanged al
- S5I'z- Lard was unchanged al % AK i--
Ne-e a shade higher At g 30 -
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat -
cars corn. 4l4 cars, oats, lsl cars, hogs 1o'V''
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

and shippers S. 5oass So: common. 81 Sas3 Is CAT
TIE-Cuiet fair good shippers s. 25Gs6 >: common
81 SOC S. S. sHEEP-Easy and slow. - oOGSs 10
LAMBs-sow S4ass. springs. s. 25as7 *.
East Buffalo, siay 5-CATTLE-Receipts $500 head.
choice steady Others I5a2c lower. prime steers Sc eog
shippin: S6aSo so. butchers SSG$6 oOs hcers ~ =
qs6. COWS, 81 23Gs5 10. bulls So scs IS s'9essTs saa
heifsTs. So 2GS3 30 fresn COWS
ami springs s3Gs5 lower. seOas53 NEAIS-Reeelnts.
800 head: active and steady. sSrSo - H7-tI Hos7-Se
CENTS IS 800 head. active and l54Sc lover nxe1
and workers. S. s0dS5 SIS. pigs S41s5 2S rsngns - o
q ao stays 81 T5nx4 dairiss. IS oohsa - SfSEsf
A<D L-AMRs-Recepts. "a go bead stesas sasep ana
I,r91 sS TsS 30 SSgs5 S ewes "a 2Sss "a 20
saeep 49, Ma as-CATTLE-Rsceipts 5 900 head
1si~ 800 6.ad southerns market strong 20 lac higher
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

TOP ss aS eholc. export and dr-s5ed 80
So s5 fair good S5dS6 Western 81 s3
stockzrS and feeders 50 2<5 IS so3
So Is southern cows. 81 5ssQS4 -; native cows 81 oe
SoF 50 So bulls. SScSS. calves
s. 5oass. HCGs-ReceIpts. 5000 head; uArxst S5l5c
sales. s. o1fSo 3S heavS - 20
q 10 packers and butcners IS e0ds5 IS light IS Io3
81 IS pisz ssas4 sHEEP-Recepts. IS0o bead mar
Teens Toe higher. lambs IS GSo 90 ewes
ana vr.-hrrs s4Sss So Texas yesriinss 81 5oeS5 -
.xas sbeep ss Tsss4 25 stoekers and feedsrS Sc $4
-. So y.rss pttsourg MAY SEATTLE
s,rniv fair stradv; lower choice. So Tcf<I. psisne
- ~ SpFElP-Suppy hight. prime ~ct.erA
S. cennraon s2ass. lambs s49ss 10 yeal calves se -
- rJfOf.z-rtecefpr5 prime neaNacs ~
-. .nd heavy YorS-rs. IS TofSo T5 hight IcTAsrA
s. 80. uiEs- IS: roushs. 81 .SaSA 10
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

Business and
in Brookvn
BROOKLYN and
11O
gardn
to
State law maybe
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
BIDS CLOSE II

JJnde following conditions
received by the Company ar lis once pS -
M Monday June 1905 which time bids VIII De cfoSeu
md bonds Allotted o Highest Bidders
Bids must be submitted under the following terms.
Certified Draft Money OFoeL' 10
the amount Of bid must accol' ~
when the is direct to the Company; Or
~, E amount OF bid may deposited in Nauohal OF OF
state Bank or Trust Company. be held by sucn @
Inc 15th said deposit being subject sight draft
ssched IL the bid Certificate OF sd4u uepo'
mus accompany bid; or,
"a, check New money oToer
,oont OF bid may be sent bid to the company IN
full payment viii oe
one-half OF per cent IN
Illustration II bid is lVV VIII Do 'N'0N
1oOIA II bid is ii VIII be counted se5s-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
SIS, 5,ooo, 900
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
SIX PER CENT CONVERTIBLE GOLD NOTES
CONVERTIBLE GOLD NOTES
are dated before May 1st 19
1st al


November N
p.a.ra- as
~
b.rp. u.Tuu~e eH.pm *
w1Ire oSi
office % Wall
sree,N
st
1recevea acashpa Of and postors
of smatuing d. will
OF
pnian
Trustee application the special form which may
be
Be bpheH nOr r
uuHatasa dn amI
AnanHatm should e ~ ~h
sna hpm
m ur
~ p
rrsHp wi be
be
s Morgan
p. s
Syndicate
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
$35O.OOO GREATER NEW YORK
64
FOR SALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER

O. Of
all
City New
nan vIuB
bndsreo oHeeda uhrnkab
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
$16,ooo,ooo
Chicago. Darlington & Quincy
Railroad Company
GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT. BONDS
payable semi-annuaIy, September lst
Due March 1. 1858

Partof of o
March, nex the
made for statement
sadbo which said
riuedH ar
OF 5000 $1,000 AND "
WE OFFER SUBJECT TO CHANGE IN PRICE, THE
ABOVE sf6oooO0O BONDS 95H6 ACCRUED INTEREST
Temporary delivery OF the detntie bonds
B. Harris President
of the CHICAGO Burlington Quincy further particulars
obtained at Office
NIessrs. LEE, RIGGINSON & CO., a. State ST., Boston,
are authorized to sell the bonds i'm Boston.
j. P. MORGAN e. CO.
New YokM 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

May 10, 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
they MAY NOW BE PURCHASED AT YOUR OWN PRICE

denomination Of bonds are 90
sired otherwise Company judgment in Az
ing the subscription Bids 800 $1,000 bond
offering will be accepted at the highest
prfce
If no allotment deposit will returned in fuI
applied for be allotted.
will be appropriated amount due
Failure balance tender OF bond VIII
liable to forfeiture The Company
right bids in OF oversubscDon
at price bid
Temporary receipts accepted bids Will be
pending of
from 1905 delivery will be by June 18th
obtained by addressing the under
sign A be addressed 10 BROOKLYN
RREVOORT COMPANY, Building Brooklyn, n. T.
plainly envelope follows: Bids
forb bOrds
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
YOU WILL BUY THESE BONDS

is
located Yor6C
disuand
a
be reurn il
Consde
butres n
o
for
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
May 21st, 1905

slow at 11a1shc dressed lambs IN mons,s 81 lee
HoGS-Recepts IS or l2o4s hssus 1e ~ ~
2 The fcehfs wa ~
eIu1llt - .,,b RraIo sdvio.s New York state
hors soId al S6aSe 10 per 100 10; roushs sS9s' ~
cricaxo Nav 25-cATTLE-R Receipts testnstedt anoet
"a ~, n..s market arm. s5gSI 30 cows s. .SI
sstrerr 81 50aSS 25 bulls S41s5 '2 caves. - %
,s 40 ,,ora.rs ami feeders So 2SGs5 90 HoGSRs-
.,ots estimated about 5000 head; market l9gac
,sss, .o IiTht mixed s. soaS6 49, eho!.s light s. 4o9
s2fso sSaS5 as; pigs 81 laas5 - bulk OF
sslss S. sot sHEEF-Reeeip,s .estnsssj aso2t
steady to loc lower. sAeeP s4eSo
;"o 5ooo e. ss1ss 80: yearIinEs. 81 SaaS IS
sArtnc,r,,u May 3.-HoGS, lo92oc loNez' butchers
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FOR SALE

room residence, large reception hall.
bath, closet. lavatory, good barn. lots.
This is a new house in an excellent neigh
borhood, just south of -Huntoon. on West
ern ave. Price s., 400.
New room cottage, lots. large elm
shade, gas for heat and light. Y block
from 9Th street car line, $500.
New room cottage. with bath room. III
east front lots, good barn. gas for heat
and light. large cistern, on Tyler St, in
good location, $500.
room house. modern in every respect.
IL lots, just south OF 18th St, on Kansas
aye, 5000.
choice east front lots on College ave,
$500 per number.
Some choice building sites in Westlawn,
which are the cheapest building sites in
Topeka.
RODGERS. DAVIS & co.
10 WEST 9TH STREET.
PHONES 41s.
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LOOK AT THESE

BLOCK OF BETHANY
room modern house, bath, hot and cold
water, gas light and heat, large porch,
t5ne narn, finest shade, 43 feet front, only
& BLOCKS OF SANTA FEE OFFICES
New up-to-date fine modern Z room
house for s., 400. Rents for $50
KANSAS CITY TRADE
or room house, rents SIS. Price s. 500.
trade trade $3.50 equity for Topeka lots or
OVERLOOKING CENTRAL PARK
room modern house, reception hall.
furnace, bath, hot water. combina ton
agnts, % feet front, only $500. Immediate
FILLMORE STREET
q, > rooms, east front corner lots. barn,
FARM TO RENT-so acres. 10 miles out.
SOME GOOD ONES: Splendid five
T ,om cottage, pantry large porch, gas
ugnl ana heat, cemented cellar cistern
: lols. close to car, west side. 81, eco, EASY
lslMs. room cottage, gas light and heat
psnleg. Wen, c1stern, sewer, paved, street
81 oSlr, ND. rents for $3.50. room cottage,
Is iots; near Central Park, 81 2Oo 1854
CARRIED, room house. good condition.
gas. well $500 barn. all for 81, 100; $500
Gown, owner going away. lots 3 houses.
Darn, blocks of transfer station 81 Gao. 4
room cottage. S1a blocks of Capitol, 81, 400;
topeka ave building site. $3.50; Fillmore
sI.s good room house, 3 east front lots.
gen ave. s110; 20 acres, fine bottom land
. room house, fine painted barn 2 miles
out only &, $50; 40 feet facing Capitol 81 :
cvVi room cottage, gas, water small
pa m, about lots near 10th and Clay. 81
soo. And everything else you want in
houses. lots and lands =
w. M FORBES & CO.. 1o7 W. Seventh.
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FOR sALE-nEAL ESTATE.
PROPERTY FOR SALE


ROOMS. EAST FRONT. 3 LOTS, ON
POLK ST. GAS FOR LIGHT AND
HEAT. CITY WATER, BARN 80 BY 50
By 49, PRICE a,soo OR WILL TRADE
FOR A FARM NEAR TOPEKA OR FOR
KANSAS CITY PROPERTY.
8 ROOMS, COMPLETELY MODERN.
WITH ATTIC OVER THE WHOLE
HOUSE AND FINISHED. EAST
FRONT, FINE OLD SHADE. STREETS
PAVED AND PAID FOR, BUILT LAST
YEAR, FACING THE GOVERNORS
SQUARE AND ONLY s47be.
ROOMS, LOTS. HARD WOOD
FLOORS. ENTIRELY MODERN. ON
HARRISON ST.. WITHIN BLOCKS OF
THE STATE HOUSE. PRICE s4,1oo.
PART CASH. BALANCE ON MONTH
LIZ PAYMENTS IF DESIRED.
ROOM COTTAGE WITH ATTIC.
MODERN FHRoUGHoUT.c CAR AT THE
DOOR, NEW AND IN FINE CoNDI-
TON. PRICE 1850.
THE FOX-CoOK AGENCY.
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u room house. entirely modern. east
rront, on car line, 5 blocks Capitol fine
fesldence or excellent proposition for
| rooming and boarding place, S. 800.
Beautiful modern s room residence. east
front: oak finish. You buy at a bargain
IA lots, z rooms, entirely modern. and
new. blocks from Capitol, So 500
III lots. rooms, modern, Just complet-
ed. It is a hobby home Have a look. but
1t will cost you 300, cause if you look
you'll buy.
cottages, water, gas and paved St, in
santa Fe call district. renting for $50 a
month. Only 81, 500
3 lots room house, east front, $1,000
Only $500 cash
2 corner lots. east front, new 8 room
cottage. cellar, well, cistern, gas, bath
Look at the houses we are building at
1928 Van Buren,. 1882 Topeka ave, and 1856
Lincoln ST. Expect to commence three
more in a short time. Let us give YOU
OUR figures for building YOUR house
100 acres. MUST BE SOLD All cult
waited, 90 acres tame grass, 90 acres ORCH
ard, hog pastures. never-failing wells.
room story house 2Sx30 feet, barn 40x6O
$50 per acre.
36 acres, improved, / mile out s. 300
Fine farm near city to trade for good
rental property. Also $500 residence on
Topeka ave. to trade for smaller property
GARLINGHOUSE REALTY co,
Bell 1880. Ind. 1906. Cos Kansas Ave.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
FOR sA1E-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
BUY 4 HOME IN
-WESTLAWN-
IN A SELECT NEIGHBoRHooD.

THo THESE Bun m
TEFn EsY:c
ETC
NHENIrD ovr ANY MORE
LsHowAND PHucBTH To oU
GEN "
@ e
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SALE

FOR SALE
Vacant lots Irving Place. SIS and up E.
Sth ave-, $500 to $780, Shop district, $500 to
$50 College Hill, $225 to $500.
Harrison ST., close in, 1,050. Fillmore,
near 9Th, 500. Buchanan, $780,
New room house, modern in construc-
ton, piped for gas light and heat, east
front, fine location. $500
Nice building location in Potwin 60 by
2oS feet. Woodlawn ave. $500.
Five room house. West ST.. southwest, Q
east front lots, near car, $1,000.
Brand new room house, modern ex-
oept furnace, near washburn college, 81
800.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
WILSON & NEIswANGER,
Phones 94s. 116 w. Sixth ST.
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LEGAL.
LEGAL.
tFuDiished in The Topeka State Journal
March Z, 199S.l


oFF1CIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
:. asoo.-Councu met in regular monthly
iI as;,n at $50 o'clock D. m, with the fol-
5iaas Gouhcllmen present-Biakely. Hol-
IToay, howard, Hughes, Jordan, Kutz,
v Va montgomery, Stanley, Tandy and
VI Y1n M Mess-u Absent-couneilman Horn
Mayor Green in the chair.
-o vas suspended and the reading of the
~ u uess covering the meetings of Feb.
We're approved as written IN bv the ciarE
ro olaLins ana accounts against the city of
topSha We're presented. read and referred
VINO reported the same back with recon-,
mendation that the claims be allowed and
paid from funds as follows. A
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8 ROOMS STRICTLY MODERN, COT
TAGE. EAST FRONT LOTS. BARN.
CELLAR, CISTERN, NICE SHADE.
PRICE $500 $1,000 cAsH-BALANcEA AT
PER CENT
THOMPSON & PAXTON.
1864 WEST SIXTH STREET.
IND. PHONE 1898.
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Ny stone yard must be moved within tfair-
ty days. must move 1900 stones to an
other location or sell them. For the next
thirty days shall sell stone at a big dis
count. give purchasers more than the cost
of moving It would be. VIII sell the stone
either in or out of the wall.
p. II. FORBES, Manager.
OFFICE 625 KANSAS AVE.
IND. PHONE 523
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A COTTAGE.

5000.
FOR SALIBuy from the owner, q
very attractive home, IL lots, rooms
splendidly built of Al material. nice stair
way to large, f1oored. well tighten and ven
tilated attic, cistern, pump and sink in
kitchen, gas in every room for heating
and lighting. young trees 8: w. towards
Central Park. but In walking distance.
a. q. z. care Journal
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BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
ELMER r. BARNES. ]. F. BILLINGS
GovERNoR.s SQUARE.

3 Elegant new cottage home. large liv-
ing rooms, reception hail, beautiful bath
complete, hot and cold water at laundry
in basement, hot water heating plant,
stairs to large attic (floored), polished
floors. III lots. modern barn, we can sell
this cosy home for $500. less than cost 2
years ago. Let US show you this. Barnes
Real Estate Co., 121 w. 9Th st.
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r
frontlo side
we
Fillmore
blocks
from
PLEA
built
leaving city
TTTEc
NEaswANGER
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Dandy new room cottage, east front
lots, fine well. gas light and heat, good
west side location. price 200; $500 cash.
balance like rent. You can not afford to
miss this. Barnes Real Estate Co., 121
West 9Th street
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First published in The Topeka Stats
Journal March 5, 1908.

At meeting of the City Council of the
City of Topeka, Kansas, held March 2,
1908, the following resolution was present.
ed and adopted:
Resolved. That the Mayor and Council
of the City of Topeka deem it necessary
for the best interests of said city that
Harrison street. from the south line of
Huntington avenue to the south line of
Euclid avenue, be graded, curbed and paw
ed twenty-five t25) feet wide with vitrified
brick on sand foundation.
c. E. JORDAN.
1, c. B. Burge City Clerk of the City
of Topeka, Kansas. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is true and cor
rect copy of the original resolution now
ON file in my office.
[SeaL1 C. B. BURGE, City Clerk.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal March T. 1908.

JUuI1ldI N1dTCH Z, I50o.J
State of Kansas, Shawsee County, SIS.
In the matter of the estate of NJ F. Wall,
deceased.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th
day of July, 1906, the undersigned was.
by the probate court of Shawnee county,
Kansas. duly appointed and qualified as
administrative of the estate of NJ f.
Wall, deceased.
All persons interested in said estate will
take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. ELLA WALL,
Administrative.
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SUBURBAN HOME.

SUBURBAN HOME.
Fine s room residence, well, 200 barrel
cistern II lots extra long, large barn,
buggy sheds, lots of fruit, all kinds, lots
fenced. chicken tight, not far from car
line. price about s., 800, or will trade for
inside city property. Barnes Real Estate
Co., 121 West 9Th street.
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OR $500
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NOTICE is hereby given that my petition
for permit to sell Intoxicating LIQUORS
according to law at my drug store at No,
l22 and Ia E. 4th St, in the Second ward
OF the city of Topeka, Shawnee county.
the probate judge of Shawnee county
Kansas, and that the same has been set
den, probate judge of Shawnee county,
Kansas. on Tuesday, the Dist day 81
March, 1908. at 10 O'Clock a. M, at his
office in the court house, in the city of
Topeka M A. FUNCfIESs.
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Z room modern residence, IA east front
lots, bath and gas, city water, cistern,
large barn, west side, 21a blocks sth and
Kansas ave-, very cheap. $500. Barnes
Real Estate Co., 121 w. 9TH st.
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THE CHOICE SUBURBAN HOME
OF SOUTHWEST TOPEKA.
14Ol COLLEGE AVE.
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NOTICE is hereby given that nay petition
Tor permit to sell intoxicating LIQUORS
according to law at my drug store at No
4ss Kansas ave-. in the Fourth ward OF the
city of Topeka. Shawnee county, Kansas,
judge of Shawnee county, Kansas, and
that the same has been set for hearing
by the Honorable r. +. Hayden, probate
Thursday, the I'd day of April, 1905 at 10
o'clock a. n at his office in the court
house, in the city of Topeka.
E. 3. WALKER
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TO WHOM - MAY CoNcrrr

N0TICE-My application for a permit to
sell intoxica ting liquors according to law
at 422 Kansas ave, in the Second var
OF the city of Topeka, is now on file "a
the office OF the probate judge of shay
same is set for April 1. Wednesday, at 10
o'clock a. m. c. s. POPH.