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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-04
LABOR LEADERS
FOUND GUILTY
Judue Hunt of the Montana
Federal Court Sends Three
TO County Jail.
TWO OF THEM ALSO FINED
ANOTHER CHAPTER OF BELL
TELEPHONE STRIKE.

Helena, Mont, Jan. 3.-Judge William
H. Hunt, in the federal court. late today
gave verdict of guilty against three of
the four Butte labor leaders on the
charge of contempt of court in violating
the injunction of the court restraining
them from interference with the opera
uors of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company.
Joseph Shannon received a sentence Of
ninety days Imprisonment in the county
Jail. William Cults was sentenced to
ninety days Imprisonment and fine of
$3.50. while A E. Edwards was given a
sentence of ninety days Imprisonment
and a 500 fine. r. c. Scott, the fourth
defendant, was discharged.
During the days session yesterday the
defense continued its testimony to prove
an alibi for the accused man. Among
those who occupied the stand were JO-
seph Shannon and William Cults, who
testified in their own behalf
Remarks of the Court.
In rendering his decision on the case
Judge Hunt spoke in part as follows:
God gave man his hands. ms back and
the right to use them az ne pleases. It
Is an inalienable right No power can
take IT away from man. No power can
compel him to work. No power can com
pei him to stop working If he desires to
work. When a man, or any set of men
take il upon themselves TO say that they
are the law, and To defy the process Of
the courts. TO defy the police authority OF
the land, to usurp the authority of estab-
ished government, to upset the very
base of society in which we all live
there is a power which viii come to the
rescue of the man VINO is wronged in
that way. and that power is that which
protects you and protects me, and must
continue TO afford us all protection; else
government is destroyed
Right 10 Labor.
After declaring that a non-union man
has as much right to labor as has mem
party, and that the defendants would
have been no more justified IN abducting
"a laborer because of his being a Chris
uan, a Jew, or Democrat. or a Repub-
lican, Judge Hunt continued:
THE function of a labor organization
is usually to elevate the standards for
men-to raise to higher levels men who
labor. 1t is a noble aim. Tt has accom-
plished an estimable amount OF good. /
do not believe there is a Judge or a stu
dent in the land who would decry the
organization of labOring men. But the
great principle that men lose sight of
is that the rich, well as the poor. must
always move, circumscribed by the limi-
tations of the law. No corporation, be it
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
law. and. on the other hand, no man who
works for it, or anyone else, is superior
20 the law"
Shannon was a member of the first leg
stature and is now president of the Mon
tana branch of the Western Federation
of Miners. Cults is business agent for
the carpenters union.
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The funeral of Christopher Brown was
held at the First ward meeting house
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
speakers were Joseph Barry. T. S. Brown
ing. J. W. Larkin, c. F. Middleton and n.
A. Tanner. Burial was in the City ceme-
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Fuperais.

The funeral of \. NeIles will be held at
o'clock Monday afternoon from the Lar
kin funeral chapel under the auspices Of
the JoUrneymen TailOrs' union. Burial
viii be in the City cemetery.
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fate OF STEAMER unknown
Canadian Liner Mount Royal, With
Over 400 Souls on Board, Now
Long Overdue.

ST. John, n. B..-Jan. 5.-No word las
Vet been received here of the Canadian
Pacific line steamer Mount Royal.
which left Antwerp on Dec. for st.
John, having on board 304 immigrants.
mostly Italians and Jews, besides a
crew numbering more than 100 men.
The Canadian Pacific officials in this
city. while expressing anxiety regard
ing the vessel, stated today that they
believed that the steamer probably had
net with some accident TO her machin-
cry which had caused her to drift far
out of her course. and that she would
be heard from in due time at some
other port.
London, Jan 3-The nOn-arrival of
the Allan line steamship Hungarian.
which sailed from Greenock, Scotland.
Dec. H. and is now a week overdue at
Portland. Me, leads shipping men to
believe that she has fallen in with the
Canadian Pacific liner. Mount Royal.
which left Antwerp Dec. Z, and is now
long overdue at st. John, n. B. Under
writer's would not be surprised TO hear
that the Mount Royal is being lowed
by the Hungarian.
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ouarreIed on Christmas.

Mrs. Margaret O'Neill, neighbor of
the WhitmOre's, went to Harrison to-
night and identified the body. Mrs.
O'Neill said that the Whitmores We're
at her home Christmas day and left
together at 4:3O after having had a
quarrel in her presence.
Mrs Schmitter tainted after recog-
nizing her sisters body today. When
she regained her senses. she said:
Ever since pOr Lena married her life
has been miserabI On Monday Of
last week Lena left her home in Brook
Ivn and came TO my house. Her face
was bruised and cut. That night her
husband appeared and begged her to
return home with him. She finally
consented ut first she left with us her
watch, her ring and 81 in money.
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With a matinee and night performance
today the engagement of 9TH Girl and the
Stampede at the Grand theatre comes TO
an end.
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including in the cast such well known ar
lists as Eugene COwles. Sam B. Hardy.
William T. Clark. Mark Smith, Charles
Judels William Clifton. Nellie Lynch.
Anna Mooney and the much talked about
long skirted' chorus. composed of the
prettiest and cleverest dancers and sing
ers ever seen On the stage.
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Suspicious Circumstance.

Whitmore is a Brooklyn elevated
mOtOrman who ordinarily works nights.
He did not go to work Christmas night.
He explained today that he was taken
i'll with the grip after his wife left
their home, and that he had not been
able TO work since.
He had frequently qUarreled with his
wife, he said, and was not surprised
when she failed TO return home. They
had Quarreled, he said, because she
had accepted attentions from two other
men. Today WhitmOre placed an adj
vertisement in a Brooklyn paper offer
ing his furnished room business for sale.
Last night Whitmore visited the
morgue at Harrison, and, though he
admitted a familiar appearance, he
would not say that the body was that
of his wife. Today WhitmOre was eX-
amined at police headquarters in
Brooklyn and finally expressed the
opinion that the Harrison Identified
ton was correct. He was certain, how
ever, that he received two messages
from his wife after she left him. He
was detained on suspicion and tonight
was again taken to Harrison, where he
made his identification positive.
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The Orpheum bill will change after to-
nights performance. The acts this week
have been exceedingly popular
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HUSBAND HELD
ON SUSPICION
Body of Woman Murdered at
Harrison, N. j., Identified as
Lena WhitmOre.
LAST SEEN ON CHRISTMAS
WHITMORE DID NOT GO TO
WORK THAT NIGHT.

Newark. y j., Jan. s.-Following a
searching examination, during which
many incidents of his life were laid bare,
Theodore S. Whitmore, the husband, was
held by the New Jersey police tonight
as suspect in the death of Lena"
Whitmore, who was beaten insensible,
stripped of her clothing and drowned in
a pond on the Hackensack Meadows IN
Harrison on the morning of Dec %. Whit
more, who had been detained in New
York. was taken to Harrison tonight,
and, having definitely identified his wife's
body, was vigorously questioned by the
authorities. The nature of his testimo-
ny determined the police to keep him
within the jurisdiction of the local courts.
The murdered woman was Helen
Whitmore, who with her husband, The
odore S. Whitmore. conducted a fur
nished rooming house at 2S5 Adams
street, Brooklyn. The Identification
was made by the woman's sister, Mrs.
Susan Schmitter of the Bronx.
Trunk Sent to Sister.
Mrs. Schmitter furnished to the police
what is believed to be the most import
ant information. She told of a series
of letters and kilograms received by her
sister and herself in Schenectady, pur-
porting to come from Mrs. Whitmore,
but some of which must have been
written after her death. A trunk be-
longing to Mrs. Whitmcre had also
been sent mysteriOusly to her home,
Mrs. Schmitter said
Mrs. Whitmore left her home on
Christmas day with the intention, ac-
cOrding to her husband, of making a
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Bessie Hughes,
whose home is in Schenectady. AT
o'clock the next morning she was seen
in the company of a man on the Hack
ensack Meadows. That afternoon her
nude body was found partly submerged
in Il pool of water near where she had
been seen. The next day Mrs. Whit
more's trunk was delivered at her Sis
ter's home in the Bronx.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-12
TOO BUSY SELLING

To get time to write ads, but that shows
we have the bargains just the same. Con
4 lots on s. w. corner of 18th and IIar-
rison, 1924 fit. deep, old shade, and RI.
house renting for $50 per mo-, next two or
three days for $500.
We have a two lot corner, close in that
would be a fine place for a fiat, price
81, 500.
tween 4th and Sth SITS, for $13,50O.
A 1926 bldg. sight right in Potwwin near
South end A house. gas and COM
plete bath, Tyler close in, 81, 400: Want Of
fer at once on 416 Western Ave, rms,
has to be sold. An East frt rn. colts ge,
nearly new. gas, light and heat, bath rm.,
pantry, cellar, cistern and city water,
sink. 2 lots College way for s., 700 if not
sold before you get it. New cottage, Au-
burndale, cheap and easy payments;
rms, , stories, gas water, cellar. pantry,
barn. H lots on WaShburn car, 81, $50, $500
down; Brand new East front rnl. mod
ern. stylish home near Central Park for
So, 100; Another near North end of Park, 8
rms, furnace, bath, lights, etc.. over 80
IT, east frt., for SO. 100, $500 down and $50
per mo.
Houses big and little, high and low, out
and in, to suit your pocket book and
fancy. Suburban tracts. See that acres
and 6 rm. house, close to car for 81, 600.
Farms building sites, in fact everything
you want. call for it and we have it or
will get it. Yours for service.
W. NJ FORBES & CO., 107 W. 9TH ST.
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FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY.

fine peed
i0od
Paved streets
%
IN meadow
mile orchard acres falf
ete @ sB @ ~ 80
barn.
lots lis Is a the
inec
81 on
LIS
L. s.
CoverA Aurora
Bell
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FoR sAI.E-REA1 ESTATE.

81. 10000. On College Hill. new room
modern house. brand new, never
been occupied: first floor, rooms
ard reception hall. hard wood
finish. cellar under the whole
house: second floor. rooms be-
sides closets and bath room. .
east front lots. " block to pave
ment close to car and the college.
81. 10000. rooms besides pantry. bath and
8 closets. fine hot water heating
system. furnace for either gas or
coal. house piped for gas and
wired for electricity, combination
fixtures in all the rooms. large
room cellar under the whole
house cemented throughout with
laundry privilege, good window
shades that go with the house, 6
lots. fine shrubbery, well ana els
term large 8 room outbuilding
for storage purposes.
81, $4,000. 6 room modern cottage on Col
lege Hill, within Ia blocks of
car, on paved street. ~ lots.
"a, $4,000. Facing Central Park, room
modern house, reception hall,
and bath, East front, one of the
in tU H.
in one block of new Central Park
School building, good neighbor-
hood.
81, 5000. New room house, modern ex-
cept furnace, just completed.
never been occupied, Tyler St,
would take lots in exchange.
s., 10000. Six room house, lots, Jefferson
st. East front. gas and city wa
ter, cistern. cement walks, part
cash.
81. 5000 Six room house, lots on car
line, East Sixth st.
81, 25ooO. room cottage, IL East front
lots. one block North of Seward
Ave. car line 500 cash, balance
payments. Il
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
WILSON & NEIswANGER.
Phones 94s Muivane Bldg.
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FOR sAIE-BEAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REA1 ESTATE.
$50 Kansas Ave.
F. c. BOWEN.
Real Estate and investments Broker.
Ind. Tel. s21.

nnd ns~ er Sem ea and
-
Horne IS - W. corner 0h ave W. ana
os H. Tyler
in
city, no taxes
Ind Tel e2 Kansas Ave.
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A 5 ACRE TRACT.

On South Topeka ave. room cottage,
fruit price for quick sale. 50, 400; same
place including acres Joining So, 200.
EXCHANGE.
Two good automobiles for city property
or western land
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Both Phones sos. 5S4 Kansas Ave.
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BARGAINS Blythe STRAUSS AGENCY

BARGAINS BY THE STRAUSS AGENCY
Nicely. located. southwest. of state
House. good 6 room modern home, large
barn. east front lots and nice lawn. Ike
duced to $3.50 s.aS
Close in. on West side. s rooms, modern,
, east front lots, on corner. This prop
erty can be bought for $500 less than 1t is
New room modern cottage. close in,
on West side.s $500 down. balance monthly;
rooms and reception hall, east front
and in desirable location. $500 down, bal
ance in easy payments -tl
INVESTMENTS.
apartment flats of rooms each. now
renting for $500 per month. Price 81 $50.
. blocks from Kansas ave. houses
renting for $1O0 per month, paving and
sewer taxes all paid out You can buy
this for s10,5OO. Figure out the interest.
Good livery business, Wen located, IN
cludes bugGies. harness and horses. Owner
will sell this so you can make good
money as he is going away.
% acres so miles from Topeka, nearly
new 6 room house. large barn and cow
shed. 2 good wells and windmill. "a acres
in cultivation. balance pasture. This is
snap at $50 per acre.
$50 acres miles from r. r. town. 16
miles from Topeka. good improvements.
every acre can be cultivated, 70 acres
fenced hog tight; plenty of water; well
and windmill. Cheap at SIS per acre.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY;
107 East It'll Street.
FRED S. BROWN. f. B. WELLS.
F. NJ. DRAKE.
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THROWING AWAY MONEY FOR RENT
You never see again. The same money
paid as easy installments on the right
kind of
A HOME OF YOUR OWN
Is in reality put back in your pocket.
81 600 will handle beautiful 9 room mod
ern home, one block Kansas ave, near
10th.
$50 down and small monthly payment
will make that room house and two lots
your own $500 cash will start you in
nice new 6 room east front home, on
corner gas. cistern. Or. we'll build you
a new home on small cash payment easy
installments. at per cent.
wINGETT LAND COMPANY.
Ind 1914 100 w. 9Th ave. ground floor-)
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE
THE MERRIAM MORTGAGE co.

o ia
scuringn No extra fees
farm
Just to
MORTGAGE
oumbia Topeka,
b Presden B. = E. d
Vice Preside C. w.
C b seretary -Treasure
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CENTRAL PARK SNAP.

Make US an offer on room east front
residence, hot water heating plant, bath.
gas and electric light, barn, H. lots, north
of Park. Barnes Real Estate Co., 81
Kansas Ave.
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KANSAS AVE. BUILDING.

One of the best buildings on Kansas
ave- between 9Th and sth streets. Under
lease to good tenants. Nonresident own
er. Price is right. If Interested come in
and we will tell you about it Barnes
Real Estate Co. e11 Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE.


IN DIDA FINE
20
PRovEOIENTs.
200 ACRES PRICE $1,000
S.GO
ACRES LEVEL MILES OF TOPEKA
" =
TOPEKA FAIR IMPROVEMENTS LOTS OF FRUIT
1-0--'
" -? - AS' "A DANDA Al
TOPEKA
LIGHTS MODERN A
49, ~
C. &
Ind 49, Bell 1888
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NOT HOW MUCH
BUT HOW WELL

teuery Topeka
WE'LL our
in the
n Cents
a / tIongg
C amaondR
$500 Diamond We
furn by
So s5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and
BUY REAL ESTATE

$500 heat city water
city BATH sewer furnace
east room D''n gas
ana cellar
gas
and New
Mexico. Coz
II C
s1 Bell A. Columbian Building
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Is acres adjoining city. fine location.
corner lots between college and Central
park well located S4T5
Cheap lots in Highland Park
8 room new cottage, lots, 500 cash.
near car Price $500.
50 acres well improved 10 miles out
close R r. station
50 nearly all in alfalfa and wheat, good
buildings. near station. $1,000
10 acres 13 miles out. $500
WFSTFRFIELD & co.
Central National. Bank Bldg.
Ind 22a5-Bue.
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YOU NO DOUBT HAVE BEEN LOOK
ING AT HOUSES FOR SOME TIME
BUT HAVE NOT FOUND JUST WHAT
YOU WANT. COME IN AND SEE US.
IF IT IS FOR SALE WE HAVE IT
BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
81 KANSAS AVE. BOTH PHONES 81
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LOTS OH Topeka avenue on Laurel 4
on Woodlawn. to sell and build upon to
suit yours plans Either phone ~.
FOR SALE-Cheap. new 4 room cottage. 9
lots. barn. well 4oS Poplar st.
FOR SALE-The w. F. Jensen property
on WoodIawn ave. This is a fine prop
eFty. with modern conveniences and in
perfect condition. House newly decorated;
electric light and gas. Keys at 313 Wood
lawn. just opposite. 4. 3. Poole.
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BARNES REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
611 KANSAS AVENUE.
r. BARNES. ]. F. BILLINGS
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR PROFITABLE INCOME INVESTMENT
ZIMERMAN IRRIGATED LANDS
AT FIRST COST
Ind. 7sS. Bell 1898.

The the Pecos Valley
in America
provide income $500
from
petuaI
opportunity Write us for snec
Ih dtr,
JACKSON sT.g TOPEKA KAN
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10
s
buggy
Located within Ofuttr
a@ West sth St
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IDA c. BARNEs. ". d.

ONCE 72s Kansas ave. Residence ThIr.
teenth and Clay. Office hours a. m. to
II a. III. and 3 =. m. to p. m. Both
phones IS residence and Ind 1916 office.
DIR. H H. KEITH. surgeon ana diseas-S
Of women. with private hospital [OftleS
531 KanSas ave, -
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FOR SAI.E-Eew room house, on corner
east front. West side. 500 cash will
handle. Call owner. 1914.
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LEGAT


..,-,..,,..,L ISGAIe
First published in The Topeka State
Journal November Is. 1851
Case No 24sSs.
SHERIFF"S SALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the District Court of ShaWne County,
State of Kansas.
Maria z. Jetmore. Plaintiff VS.. Nellie
Mathison, ct al. Defendants.
BY virtue Of an execution issued to me.
out of said district court. in the above en-
day of December. A. d. 1905, at 10 O'clock
a. m. of said day. at the east front door
Of the court house in the city Of Topeka.
kansas; offer at public sale. and sell to
the highest and best bidder for cash in
estate. to-wit: The VEST t%entylfiI1e rs
feet of lots number 141 and AS on JEFFERSON
street. in the city of Tooeka, lying and
situate i9. the county or Shawnee in the
state of Kansas
The above described real estate is taken
be Sold Without apnraieemeSt 70 ana Wv
said execution.
J, NJ WILKINSON.
Sherim of Shawnee County, Kansas.
By JONATHAN D. NORTON,
A ]. BOLINGER. Attorney.
Thirst published in The Topeka state
Journal Dec. II. 1857
Topeka. Kansas. December 10. 1903.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS. A
Sealed proposals will be received at the
oIlce or the city clerk, Topeka. Kansas
up 70 rive o'clock p. m, Monday, Decem-
cycle equipped with speedometer and trip
cyclometer. A certified check for $50
must accompany each bid.
The mayor ard council reserve the right
TO reject any and all bids.
Q. b. BURGE. City Clerk.
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NOTICE.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You VIII take notice that my petition
for permit to sell Intoxicating liquors.
according to law, at my drug store at No.
80 kansas ave. in the Third ward OF
the city or Topeka, Shawnee county, KAN
sas. is now on file in the office of the pro-
bate Judge of said county, and that said
petition will be heard before the probate
court house in the city of Topeka on
Saturday. January 3 1893 at 10 O'clock
a. m. FRED L. WALKER, Applicant.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You will take notice that NV petitfon
for a permit to sell intoxicating fiauors,
sasese9fTrding to law, at my drug store at No:
the eitv of Topeka, Shawnee county. Kan
sas. is now on file in the office of the pro
pate Judge of said county. and that said
Judge of said county at his office in the
court house in the city of Topeka on
tuesday the 22nd day of December. A. ID.
1905 al o'clock a. m
GEO. w. STANsFIELD. Applicant.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. Z. L. CARHAhT NJ. D., physician
and surgeon; diseases of women and
children Office. room z. over SHOWS drug
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE
For farm. a 10 room house. large front
and rear porches. front and back stairs,
. fire places with gas. S. z. corner lots
with shade and fruit fair barn, ~ block
from car line: would cost near 81 o0 to
build this house: will take s3 90 in trade
on a farm: will assume incumbrance
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Both Phones sos 534 Kansas Ave.
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SILVER DOLLARS.

SILVER DOLLARS.
You can r7 AXE money by buying these 5
nice lots on Topeka ave; do not overflow
on car line: all modern conveniences. Only
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Both Phones SOS 5s4 Kansas Ave.
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FREE DTsPFNSARv.

QUINCY STREET FREE DIsPENsARY.
81 Quincy e Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
icaI service free. Medicine free in some
cases. Office hours to D. m. Calls
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FOR SALE HOUSE and lots. with large
barn. los Winter ST.. AUburndale. J.
Thomas Lumber Co.
FOR SALES acre tract handsome close
in. on w 9Th St. macadam. Inquire 700
Lane st.
THE URTEr 7EPWoRTFJ LAND CO..
KANSAS tt XAS & MEXICO LANDS
TOPEKA. KANSAA
Ind Phone ST. Bell Phone $50.
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COTTAGE CLOSE IN
on west side near 6th street. S rooms
three piece bath, gas light and heat. s-NsH
barn, IL lots. pavement paid for. 81 $1,000
Barnes Real Estate Co., Gil Kansas Ave.
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BARGAINS IN DIRT
A ia mil of
in
~ " FAIL. SEE
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