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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-25
ZINE WORK
By AN1HS
l|l.A |! | !. I. TIERS
IllieDes Run DorDn
and Stolen Goods
e co0ered

J. a. Lands Returned home last
night nom his man hunt IN Maryland
and Pennsylvania. Saturday morning.
at Grsntsyille, Md where a store bad
been burglarfzed. Mi. iandls gave his
dogs scent They tlols tae IRAN end
in a few hours the ctlpris WIS found.
he had placed the stolen goods IN the
loft Of q scaool hoase where hoy
we're found. Tie dcSs then followed
the trail to the holneoi q man BY the
name Of Pmudfoos From Rroudioots
home the dogs tFalIea two men. accom-.
plices Of Proudfoot q their homes h.
Pennsylvania. Frpaaioot ln iaa
at Cumberland.
Lands was then:r alied by 5ohn
Stanton, Maryland farmer. to hun.
down some turkey thieves 5ohn
smarker and Mrs ~ Slime made
away with the birds aud nov taey are
in Jail waiting the action 81 the grand
jury.
lands was then called b Garrett
Pa, to run down some ttlteyes that en-
tered car barn there stealing some
tools. The crimlnaistn this case ven
discovered
In the three cases the dogs dld Ok.
ceptlonally fine work and the men
that employed Mt Lands are more
than satisfied withtie esultg Of the
chase. h
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LiDes
Ws2re Lost IN
Holocaust
hundreds ofpeopLe
Jumped ODerboard
Into the Sea

MALTA Nov. 25.-Many lives, the
number OF which cannot be ascertain.
ed for several hours, were lost when
the Papyannl Ellerman liner Sardinia
was destroyed by fire outside tnis har-
{ bor to-day. The steamer, which plies
between Liverpool, Malta and Alexan.
:siria, had on b9ard some 1900 passen-
gers, 20 or 80 of whom were English
and carried a crew of A. Many of the
passengers are missing and number
ottnem are undoubtedly penned in the
smoking hull, which lies on the shore
Soff the harbor entrance, while others
were drowned when they jumped over
board to escape the flames. A fright
full panic followed among the passen-
gers when the crew was fighting tas
Flames. Men, women and children ran
frantically to the stern Of the boat.
the only place where there was a
seeming refuge from the FIRE. but a
strong wind was blowing and flannel
by 1t the blaze swept out across the
hopeless people scorching them where
they stood. Immediately many began
to jump into the sea without trying II
secure life presarvers and 1t is feared
most Of these were lost, although q
few were later landed from the sal.
wage of the steamer.
The Sardinia left Malta early TO-
day for Alexandria carrying in add.
ton to the passengers and crew q
large cargo of merchandise. 1t had
hardly cleared the harbor entrance
when the smoke was observed issuing
from the cargo hold. The crew was
summoned to the fire quarters and u
detachment was sent below. Almost
before they had disappeared below the
deck the forward hatch seemed to ex
piode and in an instant the vessel was
ablaze from stem to stern.
Later Dispatch.
1t is now certain that more than 100
and the number may 4acn $50 perish.
ed III the burning steamer Sardinia to.
day. OF this number part were
whites from Liverpool, although nc
names are yet ohtainabe The holo.
caust was marked with scenes well
nigh indeserlbable. More than seven.
ty-fiye bodies have already been
brought ashore.
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Opening Thursday

The jackson Street Amusement
Company has everything in readiness
for the opening of the Rink on Thurs
day. The floors have been made new
and the carpenters and painters have
been working in large numbers to get
the building ready and to insure the
nice appearance of the place. A spe.
cial band and orchestra have been en-.
gagged for the opening and big crowd
is expected to throng the place from
the time the doors are opened till late
in the evening. Let everybody come
out and enjoy the best time of their
lives. Xxx
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MINERS WANTED.

The Harrison County Coal Com.
papy on the 9. and o. Short Line at
Erie Station, on the street car line,
wants miners for immediate work.
Steady employment, good wages. Ap.
ply to G. s@Prlee, Mgr. supty at Plant,
or write him at Fairment, General De,
livery. 24-4t
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FIRE ENpANoERs
MANHlNc FoN HOUSES.

WARRINGTON III NOV 25.
Fire. which broke out n the cotinsa
of Frank Blackweoa, on christy ave.
nue. yesterday afternoon threatened
number Of housesia the neIgnborhood
and II was only through the enorla o.
South Penn employees that the adiolu-
ing property was served Tne Black
wood house was burned Is the ground.
The loss is covered bs insurance
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Politics.
Is BEGINNING TosysiARM UP ONCE
MORE M sARNs 4
VILE

The Citizens Independent party Of
Evansville met in conEention last nisnl
and nominated the'followine ticket II
devoted toron the seventh day Or jan
uary, 1909.
For mayer, Lawrence Gather.
For recorder Daniel Jones
For council SAINT Wilson George
Toothman, B. n Hamilton Charles
Yates, G. W. Parker
Executive committee r A. Rich
ardson, John McGfaw w Pickens
]. Lee Parker presided al the meet.
Ing.
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J. CLARK MILLER

Has Been Appointed General super.
lntendent Of Cooks Hospital.
AT meeting of the directors OF
Cook Hospital and Training School ].
Clark Miller was appointed general
Superintendent of the institution. 1t
was also decided to continue the hos
pital as strictly a general hospital
open to all reputable physicians. The
training school will be maintained nm.
der the present supervision.
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BODY oF uNKNowN BOUND.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. Ca
The body of an unknown man was
found on the G. and o. tracks near
Cabin Creek Junction. The boly was
mntilated beyond hope of recognition.
4 picture OF woman with the name
Ethel Brooks" written across the
back was found In a pocket.
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At first reading the ads. may seem
like work" BY and by you'll realize
that it's the best-pald,fr work that
you do-and perhaps the least irk.
some.
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w. G. Tough, who is attending
Johns Hopkins Medical College in Bal
timore, will spend the Thanksgiving
holidays in Write Haven, Pa, with
his sister, Miss Elizabeth Tough,
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HoosiliERIl5 M,oNUMENr.

ePvs s. W press 6ssdsiatior
ANDERSoNVlI,uE Ca. Nov. Is.
lndiana's monument n the Anderson.
Vile National Cemetery WIN be dedi-
Gated tomorrow The memorial WIN
be formally presented to Governor
Hanly, Of IndIuna wao win present
the monument tothe United States on
behalf Of the citizens indiana
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Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Robey AMI
daughter, Florence. are down from
clarksburg to spend Thanksgiving
with the formers mother, Mrs. S. A.
Lloyd
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3D.
]. G. schmidlapp, Cincinnati.
Simon Guggepheim, Denver.
Kountze Bros. New York.
William P. Clyde, New York.
j. N. w. seligman & Co., New Yorl,
A, 1. Jullad & Co.. New York.
Norman B. Rnm. New York.
Robert Bacon New York.
A. NJ. Huntington. New York.
George Lauder. New York.
Mrs. A. A. Anderson. New York.
James speyes. New FORK.
D. o. Mills, New York.
G. F. Baker, New York.
E. C, Converse New York.
P. H. Smith. chairman.
c, Sidney Sheppard, Buffalo.
E. R. Hanna, Washington.
G. Pinchot Washington.
T. H. Shevlin Minneapolis.
A. Busch, St. Louis.
Ferdinand su1zbergcr, Kansas City
w. s. Dickey, Kansas City.
], Bromley, Kansas city.
F. G. Dumaines chair man.
$4,000. ..ita>.
George Blumtnthal. New York.
G. N. Bliss. New York.
], B. Brady. New York.
]. C. Wharton chairman, New Yorl;
L. S. Bryce, New York.
F. w. Henderson, P:ttsburg.
Geo. A. Draper, Massachusetts.
Seth NJ. Carter. chairman.
$500.
William D. Snyder, Pittsburg.,
L. A. Edmonds. Prttsburg.
$4,000.
Joseph Millblnk, New York.
Edwin v. Morgan, New York.
Felix N. wa-burg, New York.
Mortimer L. SchlH, New York.
+, T. N. Vail, New York.
w. Bayard Cutting.
L. A, Heintzneimer, New York.
Otto P. Main. New York.
w. M. Crane. Dalton Mass.
Frank W. Cherry, New Brighton.
R. D. Evans, New York.
$500.
Paul N. warhurg, New York.
j. R. DelamaF. New York.
Charles NJ. Sshwab. New York.
Elihu Root, New York,
H. L. Higginson, Boston.
E. o. Bryce, Boston.
R. A. Smith, New York.
H. K. Cochran, chan man.
$4,000.
w. ]. Curtis, New York.
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Norr.IIcEI II AlIpAYEas

This is the last wesl in which You
may pay your tlses 10 the sheriff and
saw ehte discount 27-st
dhnnGIIMk.
Our chef says cold Medal Flour oal,.
VERONICA
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a. Vi, BalIelle, New YORK;.
w. b. Ridgelcy. Chicago.
s1,2so.
Clarence H. Maekay. New York.
H. E, Huntington, San Francisco.
H. schaewinl Ir.
o. H. cutler.
$1,000.
S. insult, Chicago.
c. p. Bryan. Cnicase. -
p. HAM. Chicago.
N. Hughitt, CnIcago.
j. Morton, Chicago. 1.-ls-
]. A. Patton, Chicago
A. S. Littlefield, Chicago.
F. 7. Frazer, Chicago
j. C, shedd. Chicago.
j. T. Prize. Chicago.
RT. Lincoln Chicago.
w. H. Bartlett, Chicago.
N. W. Harris. Chicago.
C. R. Crane, chicago.
H. H. Hewitt, Chicago.
F. A. w. Kiechhefe% Milwaukee.
F. Dlsston. Philadelphia.
w, Disston, philadelphia.
]. Dlsston, PHILADELPHIA.
G. c. Hetzel, Philadelphia.
j. A Brown, Jr., Philadelphia.
H.G. Dalton, Clevelana.
Howard NJ. Eells, Cleveland.
VIII MURRAY. Cleveland.
W, ]. Boardman, Cleveland. n
C. Mcknight. Pittsburg. "-'4
WI. King. Pittsbmg -
VS.. Miller, Pittsburg.
George B. Moore. pIttsbnrs,
J.R. McGinlev. Pittturp
E: Pitcairn, pittsbu.r.
J.E Patton pittshurg
VIM. L. Clause pitlsbnre
w H. Hartupee. pt,tsbure
Charles w. B,own. r,ttsb,,r.
VIM, L. lone. p,ttshnrg
JB. LausbIlr p,ttsb,re
VIZ Rowe p,ttshnra
John Btpdley pittsnrg
willis F. Mccoo,, pIttsh,,r.
Emile winter. Plttshnrg
liz Rivers pittshn.L
Eban NJ pyers E,,.tss,,,,
David q o,iva, n,. g
Henry white Davis O
.1obn stonahtoa l, -,
lanes p Ford Nav .ssS ya,.,. ~ e
w u woosin Ms, NV. w
NJ oliv,a saaa n.y. NV W., ~
Tp statt,ni.,, NV NV, ~ IN,
Seth row Mar v ~. i
uorace p,sso,, MN Vs..
oscar st,.a,,s NV .ssS ~ ig'N'
" Em1en poosa,,o,. v M ~
wm n s,oan NJ .. ~" ioFN'
cl,renca WEI, ~. IN, 80,
1ohn 6 1raanal,' ~, ~, -, %.N'
~ Wa1,s ~, w., ~ yin
Harry po,,o NJ, ~.
Fu,van 1nrs, ran, Va.
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HITCHCOCK
PUBLISHES
HIS BIGI.ILIS7
Contributors II
Taft Campaign
Fund

ALBANY, N. Y. Ncv. 25.- George
r. Sheldon, treasurer Of the Republi.
can National Committee. has filed the
list of contributions Tor the recent
national campaign. 1t shows 1880
contributions many of them covering
number Of Lesser contributions. The
total amount contributed was $3.50
57S.27. The names of individuals con-
tribstors are gwen without specifying
address or locality. this being the
method Of entering t.sem when receiv-
ed. but addresses have been inserted
as far as available:
c, P. Taft, Cincinnati ......$l1O,O0O
United League, New York !" S4,77I
Union League, Philadelphia 22,50o
Lar. Anderson, Boston, G. a.
Garrettson, treasurer 80. $4,000
Andrew Carnegie, New York 10000
j. P. Morgan. New York ~. 10000
Alex. Smith Cochran. N. Y. $4,000
j. N. Bagley, chairman, Mich. $4,000
VIM. Nelson, Cromwell. N. Y. 5000
NJ. c. D. Borloa New York :, 10000
Whitela~ Reid New York =. 10000
Frank A. Munsey. New York 10000
Jacob H. schir. New York :. 10000
Fred p. Smith, Michigan 10000
Edith Agnes Corgin, Wash. !, 10000
w. j. Behan, treasurer Wash, 10000
S. Vail and associates, Wash, 1000
H, N. coe. chairman $500" 1000
Mark T, Cox, New York 80" 1900
R, C. Kerens, ST Lou.s 80. 1000
William Barber, Patterson G,oo9
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.toontlnue6 oil page Four.
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Continued on Page Eight.l
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81 q. sqnires. New york.
Fredefick Polier New y6F,

H.G. Sqnires. New Tork.
Frederick Potter. New York.
John Jacob Aston. New York
Charles E. steele, New York.
! Charles Miller. New York!
John chaiiin. New 1erk.
David ], Hill. Berlin.
, R. B. Mellen. Pittsburg.
A. W. Aellen. Piitsburg
]. N, Hanson, Pittsburg.
]. Laughlin, Jr. Pittshurg.
Henry A. Laughlin. Pittsburg.
George N. Laughlin. Pittsbnrg.
E. F. Jones. .Ir.. Pitsoury.
Dallas c. Byers. PIttsburg.
o. L. Meyer, washington,
j. Metcalf. Boston.
L. W. Bryce, Roston.
James aud John Hobson. Boston.
$500.
Henry F. Lippett. Rhode Island.
Joseph E. Fletcher, Rhode Istanu
F. A. sayles. Rhode island.
S. NJ Nicholson. Rhode Island.
j. w Weeks. Boston.
Alfred lewiston, New York.
]. G. White. New York
D. S, Rollins, New York.
Louis stern, New Yoek.
w. c. Robinson. PittsDurg.
W. W, WILCOX, Pittsblrg.
H. R. Rhea, Pittsburg
A. H. Martin. PittsLurg.
Geo. T. oliver. Pitlsbhrg.
Herbert Dupuy, Pittsburg.
w, S. Gliddeu. Pittshurg.
c. G. Dawson. Chicago.
p. L. Grimes. Chicago.
z. Crane. Da!;on. MSS.
Fred c. Crane. Dalton, Mass.
P. corbin, New 'Br..arn.
Ethan Allen. New York.
]. G. Battelle, New York;.
W. B. Ridgelcy, Chicago.
s1,2so.
Clarence H. Maekay. New York.
H, E, Huntington, San Francisco.
H. schaewinl. Ir.
o, H, Cutler.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-07
This is our dull season.

1nlS is our Qul season.
We must move our stock.
The prices We are now quoting are act
ually below cost.
We are buying in large quantities for
cash and If you ever intend 10 buy do not
miss this wonderful sale.
We offer 1909. new 40 h. D., cycle, selec-
tive transmission. shaft drive, Dolson
touring cars, absolutely new. fully guar
anteed. manufactured to sell for $500
We offer 1903, new 60 h. D.. cycle. seieco
tive transmission, shaft drive. Dolson
touring cars, fully equipped absolutely
new and guaranteed. manufactured to sell
Ior 20 ~
Stop and think this: This is not cheap
car made to sell for the price we are ask
we solicit your inquiry and will show
you in black and white that these cars
cost more to produce at the factory than
We are asking.
Then we have a. few more new Queen
Touring cars and Roadsters; your choice
at SLIGO
Our bargain sale on the Lindsay high
Absolutely new with top and equipment,
2 cycle. air cooled. engine, IA h. p, plane
tary transmission and double chain drive.
Always sold for $500. Our price. 49,. $3.50
ton. All makes. all prices. We can sup
ply car in running order at from 500 up.
For 800 and UP we will give you a SPLEEN
did variety of cylinder touring cars,
thoroughly overhauled and in guaranteed
condition.
Come and see u.s.
If YOU cannot come send for our 13 page
bargain sheet. 1t describes all our cars
very fully.
stephany wheels--all szes-s1, 400 each.
TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE CO.,
1332-1S34 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Ill.
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Case No. 1881
Brown. John Sherman sherman Gr1ice. Eli Elmer "a. x.
Grice,. Mary e, Foufs. Effie e. Hanway
ana Eileen Grice. born Eileen Sweeney,
defendants.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to
me- out OF said district court, in the above
entitled action. /. will on Tuesday. the 1st
day Of December. 1908. at II 90 o'clock a. m.
of said day. at the east front door of the
court house in the city of Topeka, in the
county OF Shawnee. In the state OF Kan
sas. offer at public sale. and sell to the
highest bidder. for cash in hand, all the
following described real estate, to-wit:
The undivided one-half Of lots 81 and %
on Sixth avenue west: lots Sc and IS on
Sixth avenue west. and lots 223 and north
half of No. 225 on western avenue, said
last described tract subject to q mort
gage of $500. and all of said real estate
situated In the city of Topeka, Shawnee
county. Kansas.
The above described real estate is taken
as the property of said plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS. and Is directed by said order OF
sale to be sold and will be sold subject
to appraisement. and is ordered not to be
sold for less than two-thirds of said APP
praised value.
Sheriff OF Shawnee County Kan.
By JONATHAN d. NORTON,
Under Sheriff.
EDWIN D. McKEEvER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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GOOD HOMES.


down will
heatg
Prices
city two
on CT tn.
half east lotsn Central Park rice
ehaveon
West5t
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First published in The Topeka State
journal october q. 1901
CITATION.

The United States VS.. Forty lone Boxes OF
"Muco- Solvent"
Under and in pursuance of an order and
due and regular process in the above en-
titled cause. i did on the 9th day OF Oc-
tober 1905. seize the following described
property to-wit: F'orty-one boxes OF
"Muco- Solvent" each labeled as follows:
"Muco-Solvent Cures Group, Whooping
Cough Diphtheria; all throat troubles
and catarrhal disorders" the same being
in the possession of +. A. Gatlin, doing
business as the Gatlln Drug company. To-
peka. Kansas, which has heretofore been
shipped by the Hessig- Ellis Drug company
from the city of Memphis in the state OF
Tennessee to said datiin Drug company,
it being claimed that said boxes are mis-
branded within the meaning OF the Food
and Drugs Act. approved June 30. 1905, and
the same are now in my possession, and
l do hereby give notice generally unto all
persons having or pretending to have any
right. title or interest In said property TO
appear before said court In the city OF To-
peka Kansas, in said district and division.
on the 23d day of November, 1905 at ten
o clock a. M. then and there to make
known their claims and allegations In
pated. al Topeka. Kansas. this 9th day
= WILLIAM H. MAcKEy, JR-.
United States Marshal for the District OF
BY B. F. FLENNIKEN,
Chief Office Deputy.
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. packs. ships and stores household
goods. Tel 1S6. Clarence Skinner. al
Quincy ct.
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FARM BARGAINS.


in 90acres in
with fences Al fruit abundance
~ 70
alfalfa
in is
Isl
Kama COverA
Ind.P Bell Phone1M
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so acres. miles from Topeka, on r. D..
fine location. good slope land. 20 acres
pasture with running water and acres
timber. So acres fine alfalfa, acres feed
lots. bearing orchard. balance in cultiva-
ton. A splendid 8 room house, cellar
good we'll. fine shade. barn, etc. Price
Sc 400.
100 acres in Sumner county, Kansas
splendid good smooth land, 30 acres in
cultivation. 20 acres pasture and meadow,
with plenty of good water, fine orchard,
good room house. good barn sSx40 crib
and other buildings. Would exchange for
a small farm near Topeka, or good To-
peka property. Price $500.
We have all kinds Of farms and small
tracts and city property for sale.
Call and see us or write for our free
printed list of farms for sale.
J. e. SHAFFER,
112 f. 9Th St. Topeka, Kan.
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rrnxrrrRE RrpaRE.

D. J. Tfiekier does expert furniture re-
pairing. Carpenter and job work also
neatly done. pa W. nth st Bell 1922 red.
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CIDER.

WANTED you to order your cider from
WaEhburn's cider works. Ind 2315 Black.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
ELECTION is ovER-Now FOR BUSINESS
WEST SIDE PROPERTIES

E1EcffoN ovER-Now BUSINESS
Tks7 IL
S7b
MS0A gasa
n fine condit ton. Terms.
gas f % ana neat city water @
cemented
ners n
in
c.
AZ
Ind. Bell
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CONCRETE WORK.


CONCRETE wORKER-Cisterns that are
different, side walls loo; cellar floors &c.
Don't pay II not satisfied Ind. 6lz2 J.
NJ. Brain.
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PERSONAL.

AUIHORS having book manuscript
,HoNelS' poetry. history, genealogy. anV
,.nl.s mat goes to make salable hooks a re
lnvited 70 correspond with Cochfahe D,,t,.
bsEing Co. liza Tribune Bldg. New Yoris
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LEGAL.
sHERIFFs SALE.

First published in The Topeka State
Journal October 81. 1851
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THIS FINE EIGHTY

THIS FINE EIGHTY
miles from Topeka, good house. wells,
cistern, cave. smoke house, good orchard,
alfalfa, fine blue grass pasture; all can
be cultivated; cheap at $4,000; u cash.
Both Phones. 534 Kansas Ave.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
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ATTRACTIVE HOMES FOR SALE.
5000. room, modern cottage, IL stories,
~ lots, l block to car line.
1880 lots Harrison St (corner), 9
houses. old shade. A snap at price
$3.50. A room cottage ia lots. 1 block
to car. 500 down. balance monthly
u.bSO An room house. liz blocks to car
line. on West side. 2 lots and barn,
cheap.
A'4OO. A bran new room modern house,
oak floors and finish below, beautl-
full bath. lots, fine shade, choice
location west of Central Park
"'oVo. new modern IA room house, on
College Hill. choice location for
rooms and board Will take other
property in exchange, house now
filled with people-big income.
WILSON & NEISWANGER.
Phones 94s. Mulvene EIa1
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GARLrNGHOUSE REALTY co.
COS KANSAS AVENUE.
PHONES: IND. 1906. BELL 1890.


BtJii TO sareas king Omo
cster
ST.
bargain at
new 8 gas
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILE to hire. Ind. phone 5O21.
2 5-passenger cars, in the best of con-
dition, can be bought for $500 apiece. Call
or write VIM. Taylor, III Il. 9Th.
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Al.
b ed 10 buy
ancemo
all swenb
c. g. BIAAF &
Nulvane Bell Phone
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w. &
Bethan tfron6
and
News modern, on Governo
$500
lots gas,wa on Washbu
in ~ barn must SELL
rm
shade
ten
Farmer
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EXCELLENT RENTAL INVESTMENT
Or
HOME FOR SHOP MAN.
east front. 5 room. story houses, we'll
built. porches each. hard and soft wa
ter in each house: gas throughout; good
outbuildinEs; basement under each; 2 lots
Owner is very anxious and will sell either
or both at bargain. Price $3.50 each.
w. T. DAWSON &c co.
Mulvane Bldg Phones 1888 and Ais
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PAVING.

CAPITAL. CITY vITRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING CO.. PA E. eth st. Mfgs. of
buildns. paving and sidewalk brick.
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Dahdy5
and on small payn rent
5roonh
Goods roomh house o
moden Central oak in
tveryco make
One
in baserne cry m
STRAUSS
s. F. NJ
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For Sale Cheap-Section Of fine corn and
alfalfa land In Panhandle of Texas fir,-
proved, 4 miles good town. Would con-
slider part exchange.
EDW. e. WITCHEY. Topeka. Kan.
S2@o-1222 Quincy st. is lots, brand neu,
room. thoroughly modern house In
quire of owner. III
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% ACRES y MILE FROM CAR LINE.

Cottage Of rooms barn for horses,
wagon shed. smoke house, chicken house.
coal house. corn crib. chicken yard and
barn yard, all fenced. 100 barrel eistern
AT house. 900 Dbl cstern at barn. all kinds
OF fruit good sized vineyard about IA
acres Under cultivation. balance timber
and pasture with never falling well in
pasture. Price 5000.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Both Phones 534 Kansas Ave