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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

adorned the table, and the American
beauty guest-cards were dainty sou.
venirs OF a particularly enjoyable eve
ming. The guests included DR.. and
est Waterhouse, Mr.. and Mrs Cooke.
guests at the Moana Hotel, Mr.. Thurs
ton, Mr.. James Wilder
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hitchcock's
dinner on Thursday evening In honor
Of Mrs. Philip Andrews was a very
pretty affair. Mrs. Hitchcock Is an
accomplished musician and delighted
her guests by playing for them. Mrs.
Andrews, SO popular and handsome,
| is being regularly feted by her en-
thusiastic friends, who are very glad
to. have the opportunity of doing
something in her honor. ~.
! Mr.. Frank g. Wallace. who arrived
In the Siberia, will be the guests of
Dr. Ernest Waterhouse and Mr.. Fred.
Waterhouse. He is manager of
large rubber plantation in Singapore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fisher and Mrs. William +. Taylor
were guests at Haleiwa Hotel for a
few days. The Jacksons have the
big touring car Of Mr.. Quinn's and
are much enjoying their visit here,
motoring to the different points of in
terest.
Miss Nellie Judd has taken the resi-.
dence of Canon Macintosh and will
occupy II very soon. She has been at
the Haleiwa Hotel for year past.
The Princess Kawananakoa sailed
today In the Siberia for New York and
eventually Europe. She has taken an
apartment In an exclusive section near
Central Park. Miss Beatrice Camp.
nell also sailed for the Coast to re-
enter the convent school. where she
is being educated Miss Marjory
Freeth will accompany her and con.
tinue her studies. Mrs. Elizabeth
Freeth IL at the Diamond head resi-.
jence and will remain with the fam
lily.
Twelve covers encircled the elabor'
ately appointed table on Christmas
eve at which Mr., and Mrs. c. w. Case
Deering We're host and hostess. A
miniature Christmas tree occupied the
, center and 1t literally looked like fairy
land with It's twinkling lights and
beautiful ornaments. At the bass
were bright red holly berries witt
their velyety leaves. and extending
! to each plate from this were broat
Xmas ribbons of holly with Quain
gift attached to the end. Mysterious
parcels were before each plate and tn,
favors were all sorts Of pretty trink
cts. A Santa Claus. made Of red an,
i, white asters, was sent In with thu
compliments of the chef. when thu
: Xmas goose came In, holly laden an'
artistically decorated. The souveni
9 guest cards were beautifully painte'
scenes from Interior japan Mrs
Deerihg wore irocA ~h'ch arriSe'
from faris on 'he last steamer an
IL was exquisite IN every de.ai'' an
very oecomihs' composed o' re'
/, lace overdress WIN sup Oh paies
d pink, the overdress hanging loosel
9 from the shoulders, the denier cri fror
. raris' empire "rea'hs VI me rose
ana hahd apphqucu DOW hho's Vi pa
j. est piue ADDED uis'ihcu'e 'ouches
one OF the pre'uest evening irohs
q honolulu mrs. r,s.or oo,hns san
ehchahtihs'y, MI Dn"oru nii,oa'' ~
q Mr' ana Mrs' oiihoru n''hoa,'' III AL
Q Mrs' victor .o''i'is' mr' anu "rs' ~
O cxan0er Ii. faWeS, JT., mibS Jessl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Everybody is looking forward 10
the New Years ball to be given at the
Moana hotel. From year to year this
has become an institution and is al.
ways attended by all Honolulu. The
first one under Mr.. Peacock's reign
with Mr.. Hertsche very much to the
front will never be forgotten. Fos
gayety and fun nothing like It has
ever been seen In Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

One of the sights of the week was
the Xmas tree erected on the vacan.
space on Bishop street opposite the
YOUNG. hotel for the poor children of
Honolulu. donated by Mr., Jackson
Mr.. Bryan and several other tourists
The youngsters al! looked happy and
each one carried on at least three
gifts. The cars were crowded with
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Among those who sailed today were
Mr.. ID. w. Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant. Mrs
Cooke will go to the Hotel Pleasanton
for the, season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs James Cockburn gave
jolly house party at Hanaumn Bay
the country place Of the Scotch con,
tingency, from Saturday until Mon.
day. Among those present were Judge
and Mrs. Stanley, Miss Krupp, Baron.
ess Molmaison, Miss Bullen, Mr.. Hor.
ton, Mr.. JAMESON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

The hop at the Seaside last evening
was an unqualified success and the
'Moana hotel. brilliantly Illuminated,
was much frequented place. The din
Ing room was crowded with tourists in
tent on a good dinner, and the walk
to the pier was favorite recreation,
the promenade being lighted on either
side.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

The latest and largest assortment
Of hand maae and painted leather
postcards in Hawaiian Views, Flow.
ers end Fruits, al
WEED0N's CURIOSITY BAZAAR
Hotel St., bet. Bethel and Nuuauu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26
AYERS
SarsapariI|a

is the best family medicine you eau
have. A thorough course Of treat
ment with it makes good red blood,
brings the old color back to the lips,
fills out the checks, and gives tho
glow Of perfect health.
Perhaps you suffer from the en-
feeblihg effect of prolonged spell Of
warm weather. II So. Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla will vital ,n.r blood anl give
you rem wed free vim. aui ENERGY.
Is noW matte, 1yei,'s .Sars0-
parilia contains no dtcOhO'.
There are many imitation
Sarsaparillas.
Be sure you get AYERS"
Prepared BY Dr.. L. c. Aver 4 Co. lOss, Mass. U.s.A
AYInS PfLLs. the best family laxative.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

The engagement Of Miss Laura
Wells. the brilliant daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. b. Wells Of Wailuku, to
w. II. b. Fowler. assistant city ed,
itor Of the San Francisco Chronicle
has been the subject Of many congrat.
ulatory messages.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

A BEAUTIFUL LUNCHEON
was given at the Alexander
Young Hotel on Tuesday by
Mrs. Charles w. Parks, and
her sister, Miss Frear, in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

: On Monday evening. January I, Q
beyy Of young society girls will give
o ball at the Alexander Young hotel
Several society matrons will chaper
one the affair. which will be very ex
elusive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Mr.. James B. Stedson. who Is or
route for San Francisco in the Siberia
was entertained at Xmas dinner b.
Mrs. Halves, Sr., at Sans Souci. In
the evening he gave dinner In honol
of Miss Jessie Kaufman who Is {
guest at Sans Souci.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Mr.. Tarn McGrew was one OF the
bright particular stars at Mrs. james
Castles informal tea yesterday. He
sailed today in the Siberia and In
tends making his home In Paris
France. much to the regret Of his fam
lily and friends.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Miss Harriet Hatch made her debut
in Washington on the afternoon OF De-
cember 10th. from until 7, at the love.
ly old-fashioned house which Judge
and Mrs. Hatch have taken on Rhode
Island avenue for the season. Mrs
Hatch and Miss Hatch were assisted
by a number of ladies socially prom
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Mrs. Herman Ashley Robertson, who
is being so much entertained will re-
main on for some time longer at the
Moana hotel. She is a charming wa
man and has hosts Of friends here.
~ iya ~ 4
Mr.. James Wilder Is supposed to
sail in the Siberia today to join Mrs,
Wilder in Chicago. They may be
away for two years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Mr. and Mrs. VIII Castle also sale
today, for Boston. They came on ex
pressly for the wedding and have quit,
enjoyed their visit here. A trip Il
the Volcano was included In theil
many pleasures.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Miss Nellie Judd has taken the resi-.
lence Of Canon Macintosh and will
occupy 1t very soon. She has been at
he Haleiwa Hotel for year past.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-27

LEGAL.
NOTICE 10 RIpprRs.

State Board Of Control 1t their o9iee d
the city OF Topeka until two p. m. oatu(-
gay. July II. lso&. for the Furnishing 81 ~
erection and constructiou d ( oonGsvge1s
dining room and kitchen a& the ToDe1sA
State Hospital Topeka. KaAsaa.
Al OF the forsgo3eng 70 b e1ecyted =
ssract accord cord with the plans "details ~
John =. Stanton. State Architect.
From and after July 18th copies Of tho
plans ana specifications can be seen On
file At the office of the Board Of Con-
troll. Topeka, Kansas. at the office Of TIE
the office Of the State Arehitect In IT,
Capitol. Topeka.
tb All ha bids OF OF proposals shsn ?, sas to
panied by a certified check on goms re-
BID payable q sh ss hoard ss1 q Con-
troll and the same shall b. forfeited to
the state in case the successful bidder
fails for ten days to enter into con-
tract and furnish the required boards, as
p ISe sobs Sy law. after the awarding OF
All bids or proposals shall be sealed and
directed to the secretary OF the Board OF
Control Topeka. Kans:, and Endorsed
PaT,S1p osa for h SsE - ~.
Board Of Control to the lowest rsspenfi-
bic bidder. but the noera geGsyvse The
isct psrts 81 sd ana ssesps pszss Il
fSs e "a sss e. e; !, ~ tS
"sisht hour law. visA vAicS 5w aSsl
By order Of the Board e opussa q
state CHARITABLE InstitutionA -
EW. KNAPP. escretnxy.
Tuna n 1oo2
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W. NJ. FORBES & co.

-DWo-
New fine looking east front room
house. an modern. paved nice iecatioh'
convenient distance; ,, %e.t SIDE
gas light and heat. cellar. close to east
'ide' finest fSs I ESeVnisf RH5pTfses'
Double new cottages 2 bath rooms, COM
piete baths, gas light and heat, less than
3 blocks Of Capitol Square. rents for $751;
rooms. bath. closet. electric lights, gas
heat. cellar. well, cistern, city water.
barn. splendid shade. walking distance
west.
= $500
Very neat and. well built new room
house, fine foundation and cellar. large
porch, complete bath, gas light and heat,
IL east front lots, near car and pave
ment. s. w. 9tH
room house. gas heat. porcelain tub,
well, cistern, sink and pump in pantry,
cellar, painted barn for 3 head and hay
board fence. 2 lots, 1-3 block of Lowman
car cheapest houss cut sSI.
n block OF Central Park. brand new Z
bination lights. eemented cellar, oak fin
ish 1st floor. ~ lots,
New rooms. shade, block OF pave;
III ACRES $1,000
III miles Of city. above flood. all tilla-
BILE a1l ,sv sale so very ,cys 1 FIIore m
1900 Kansas City house for Topeka
Lots, tracts farms. rentals, insurance.
BEST OF EVERYTHING. PRICES THE
LOWEST.
1o1 WEST TrH ST.
PHONES: IND. 1l4s. BELL 2s.-
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
-eARNEs' BARGAINS


business Saildins. good location. down
town. rents IS per month. Price $4,000
New residence south Kansas ave. seven
rooms. modern. lots. 5000.
New room modern residence. good
barn. Clay ST.. north end Central Park.
$500.
Swell new residence. east front. Cover
nor's Square, fully modern. owner leaving
city. Price low. Se~f*
Modern room cottage. . lots. located
on fine w. 9Th ST. corner. not Tar out
price just reduced to q. 100
Modern. room residence, H lots close
IN w. sth ST.. price just reduced to $1,000
Two modern residences on two corner
lots. fine location Tyler st., rent SIS per
month. Price $500.
flnest nome in the city. II rooms, bill
lard room. hard wood finish. fully mod
ern. nothing lacking. lots. large barn.
Owner leaving city Immediately and will
not rent. Want offer.
IL lots, east front. Topeka ave., new
large barn. H.0OO.
Fine lots w. 9Th. st.. $50.
lots southwest corner 18th and West,
$500.
lots 18th and Lincoln. eastern estate
wants offer.
lots. east front. JUST south of 10th, on
Buchanan. $780,
lots 9Th and Western ave-. eastern
owner wants offer.
Fine bargains washburn vicinity in both
vacant and improved property.
If you want chance at the bargains
see us.
BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
Phones 36a. IN w. Fifth St.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
GARLINGHoUsE REALTY CO.
eos KANSAS AVENUE.

GARLrNGHoUsE REALTY CO.
COS KANSAS AVENUE.
PHONES: IND. leos. BELL 1880.
WESTERN AvE.-New 8 room modern
house. high. slightly location. . lots. barn.
$3.50.
INVESTMENT sNAP-io rooms. mod
ern. close In. rents for $ss. thus paying l6
per cent. This week only $500.
CLAY ST.-Built last year, rooms,
modern. barn. paving. $500
New 6 room modern house. east front.
III lots. west side. near paving and car.
s2,eoo
FACING BETHANY-7 rooms, city wa
ter. gas. sewer. barn. IL lots (value $1.5oO
For quick sale 2.sn0
Dandy room modern cottage. lots,
small barn. shade, " block car. $2ao0.
NEAR CENTRAL PARK-New room
cottage, cellar, cistern, city water. gas.
barn, ~ lots, east front, 81, 200; $500 cash;
balance payments.
New rooms, cellar. cfstern. gas, wa
ter in street. 1880; 500 cash. balance SIS
per month at 6 per cent.
NEAR wASHBURN-New room cot
tage, cellar. cistern, well. gas, east
front lots. $1,000; $3.50 cash. and SIS per
month.
EASY TERMS-New room cottage,
stairway to attic, cellar. well, cistern. gas,
lots near 9Th st. car. s1.6oo: 500 cash
and SIS month
SIMULTANEOUSLY new room house.
SIS per month
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-sos FILLMORE

-3B FILLMORE
choice lots Z room house. big barn and
sheds. gas, city water. cistern. well. sew
er connection. fine lawn and shade, dssir-
able location on high ground and near car
line. For immediate sale about $2eo1
Also Buchanan St, south Of nth, lot
and nice cottage, home good as new
Large value for price. 81. $50.
Van Buren, and 18th. III lots, room
modern, extra good barn, big cistern, ce-
ment walks. Great bargain $500. Very
favorable terms.
J. e. TORRINGToN. 100 w. sixth st.
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FOR sALE-REaL ESTATE.
"a FEW sPEc1AL@

Fine
Trio light
Sig redence
q
lAoN
IN
LAGERsrROM
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as - En
3. ASTONISHING VALUES
east front lots. with fine shaded lawn.
brick walks. room house. good sized
barn, house needs some repairs, located
near 3rd and Fillmore. nice location. Price
5000. Will consider a reasonable offer.
JUST LISTED: Near 18th and Buchan-
an, nice room cottage, gas heat and
light. lots. large barn, good well and
cistern fine shade. Price $500.
BIG REDUCTION
REDUCED FROM $500 TO s1.6OO-
corner lots, room house. porches.
cement cellar, gas heat and light, $50 bar
rel cistern, good well, barn iexa, cow
barn. carriage house and coal house. ce-
ment walks, good dry location. Only ST.
coo for quick sale.
Further particulars call on
DAWSON & PERSON.
BANK OF roPEEA BLDG
PHONES: IND. 1908 BELL AIS.
FRED C. SLATER.
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Completely modern rooms and bath. on
pavement and car line. "a blocks Central
Park. $500.
Modern. reception hall, parlor. dining
room. kitchen. 2 sleeping rooms and fully
equipped bath on first floor, large attic.
cemented cellar. furnace arranged for gas
or coal. store room, can be used for barn,
2 lots. abundant shade, some fruit, house
nearly new. on pavement. III blocks to car
on west side. 300.
Modern except furnace. rooms, on
pavement. College Hill location, 1 block
to car. $500.
rooms. 2 lots. nearly new. nicely fin
ished. 100
rooms. down. and bath UP. gas and
electric light. III lots. brand new. west
side. s2.soo
rooms. east front lots. barn. cistern.
west side location. high and slightly, on
payments. S.25o.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.
WILSON & NEIswANGER.
Mulvane Bldg. Phones s4s
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SOME
FINE
ACRE
TRACTS.

? acres and new room cot
tage. close to car, city wa
ter and gas. Price $500.
4 acres on macadam road,
block to car line, all in alfal-
ia, plenty of shade. If these
suit you the price will suit.
LITTLE
FARM.
40 acres miles from Capitol,
high and dry and dandy,
finely improved, only 1850.
If you are looking for farm
We can suit you.
SOME
CITY
BARGAINS.
S rooms thoroughly modern,
fine lots with old elm
shade. fine location on West
ern avenue. If you hurry
you can get this for 3.oo0.
One of those elegant Z room
Westlawn houses at a great
sacrifice and easy terms.
Nearly new house, Ia lots,
close to business, rents for
so per month. only S1.6M
MAXWELL & CO.
Successors to IAkin.)
los w. sth.
Ind. Phone 80.
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PROPoaAIA

PHOPO0AIA
Sealed propoealg win - rsoe1voa b., ~
5egents Of tA4 atake Hesan1 Ghos4 g
July zrd IA ~ lie fusiask1c q q u
Dor and maa4gla!e Pepeeqsy - 81 81
. go q: s.s9szc' * xssssl a
Plans ana Rsaiasassss ~ - sssn -
R Is = Ia s sSs 3 81 8 ~
jam ksa't ess ss:s as , - e (: - 3 IS g
s. FIN 81 ss. S., Z. = a.. ss.,:s.s 3
pISs Pay :. % ss J4SIph ,MH1 nsSee9e -
CAGE the successful bidder fails for 1--WE
days to enter into contract and furnish
the required bonds az prescribed By law
after award Of contract has been made.
The attention Of bidders 10 called 20
Chapter ia, session laws Of 1881. with
which they must comply. This - common
ly known as the eight hour hw".
reject any, nv o. 81 siPS siSsS Il 1se 49, q
be to the state. Interest 70 u %
Proposals. VIII b preseated pn4R opa3o1
with the Instructions 70 Sk35ses - ~
forth In the apeeifieationq,
President Of the 6ts1o &csu5i.
L. b. KELLOGG
Secretary of Board Of Nessnta
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Phones 362.
III w. Fifth ST.

LOOK UP THESE OPPORTUNITIES
Holiday Park bargain. nearly new
basement and up-to-date In every partic-
ular, Price for short time is only 1900.
Tyler near 18th. rooms, IA lots. Bar
Near Central Park almost new room
modern home for $500.
Modern east front home OF rooms near
East front on Fillmore. Z rooms, all
modern. with cistern and barn Price So
front. partly modern, $500.
Buchanan. near 9Th. 6 rooms modern.
West side. Y block to car, rooms and
lots, s., 200.
EASY TERMS ON THESE
Western ave, near Huntoon. 9 rooms.
modern. with barn.
wESTLAWN SNAP on Lane street. 8
rooms. modern. with lots.
Near Potwin school. lots. good room
hheTss, city J. ws ate gas. eistern and barn
New Z room house and lots in Oakland.
800 cash will handle.
GOVERNMENTS
Good brick flat of apartments. block
including hot water heat. win sell at a
bargain.
An extra good close in flat proposition
buildings are practically new and will
stand close inspection. If you want some
thing good ask US about this.
FRED 8. BROWN. MGR STRAUSS
AGENCY.
1o7 EAST SEVENTH ST.
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BARGAIN! BARGAIN!. BARGAIN!!i
room house ( blocks east OF the state
house, paved street, city water, sewer.
Must be sold this week.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN.
w. J. RICKENBACHER,
64 Kansas Ave.
(Baeement)
Ind. Phone 163
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First published In The Top4ka 80
Journal June Is. ,6GGl

NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern.
Yc1 will take notice that my petition for
sr PERMIT assr to ssl Nm suors g NJ
the Second ward Of the city of Tppeka.
s 81 AT SEES, county xsasta y nev on fils
county, and that the said petition viii be
heard before the Honerahls q y. Hayden,
probate judge Of seid county. a his o.
peka saturday. the 18th day Of fully. 1904
JAN JHnEs 4 WILSON, yst,t,on.r
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CALIFORNIA ToKAY GRAPE LAND.


HAYES
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STATE DETECTIVE BUREAU

GATHER evidence In civil and crimina n
cases for railroads. corporations banks.
attorneys and private individuals. We do
not operate for rewards. Consultation free.
Charges reasonable. Lock boy o.
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WELLS DRILLED.

j, n. LYNCH-Wells bored, drilled, clean
ed. cisterns cleaned. 140 Lawrence. ind. $40.
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THE TOPEKA & SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
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AL
CLOVER. IL
ABOUT
H c..
q PHONE
II RESIDENCE PRoppRrx
.
Z. ANDERSON q
GEO NJ NOBLE aro NJ NOBLE CO. 4 T. DANIELS
ZEAL 66ssrIar9IE r rppSSsNsa T ISNssyygRANcE
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wESTERFIEID e. co.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
IND. PHONE g74o BLUE.
3 room new nicely finished cottage. "a
lots. cellar. well, near car line west side.
Price $3.50. SIS cash,
room cottage, newly papered, III lots,
city water, cistern, gas, sewer connection
close to ear, west side, $500.
Good room house 8 lots shade. small
fruit, barn, chicken house and yard, near
car, in shop district, 81 200.
50 acre farm 4 miles out. s, 800
Small farm near city. Trade for resi-
dence.
10 acres improved miles out convenient
to station. $500 Easy terms.
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FURNTTuRE REPAIRED.

d. J. Tricklsr does expert furniture ~
pairing. Carpenter and Job work aise
neatly done. IA w. nth It. Bell 15s7 red
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MODEL barber shop SIS Kansas avenue
Hair cut IS cents. Shave 10 cents
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING WORKS
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

This is the only dry cleaning house
In this city. Ladies' and gentle
mems clothing cleaned like new.
Give US a call.
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DIR. J. o. YOUNG. veterinary surEeon.
Quincy nj Rota pbonss
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LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
Highland Park. Inquire Seguine. 43 K.A
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TRANSFER AM sroRscp
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. packs. shtps and stores household
goods Tel. 1S6s. Clarence Skinner. Gil
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-14

| petite, thai swallowed up every bit of
the manhood of FREQ Russell, n has
| made him an outcast to the world.
No man ever sacrificed more on the
| altar of a d~epraved appetite than Fred
| Russell. He has sacrificed everything
that is dear, everything that goes TO
make up the happiness and pleasure OF
| life. simply to crafty a depraved
appetite. Fred Russell could not have
| given away more If he had given up
his life. for he is dead to the world as
he is.
The SAD fate of Fred Russell is no
| more thar one can expect. who Will al
low liquor to get the best OF him. 1t
Fred had quit the habit twelve years
ago, he would today have been one OF
the most honored and we believe one Of
the well-to-do men Of Calhoun county.
If any young man of Calhoun county
| or any other county thinks he a take
| the same course and beat it out. he
is mistaken. The life lesson Of Mr.. Rus
sell ought to be an incentive for every
young man who reads this article to
forever swear off the villainous habit
for good. There are two roads for ev-
cry young man to travel. One is the
down hill road to hell with a whisky