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The daily sentinel., 1909-09-15
STREET PAVING IS
CONSIDERED IN COUNCIL
CONTINUED IRON First Page.)
asphaltic cement, sand and carbonate
of lime.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO l.. WFORD,
City Engineer.

Considerable apprehension and
discussion was created by the an
nouncement of Attorney j. f. Halder-
man. for the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad, TO the effect that the road
had secured considerable land south
and west of the tracks and planned
22 spur racks between the end of the
street and its extension. The ques-
tion was at once raised as to whether
the railroad company proposed to
close the street. Mr. Halderman re-
piled that the company would like to
have the street closed but did not
wish to bottle up the people of
Crawford addition. However, he said
that road crossing at that place
would be unsafe, but that the com
pany would install all necessary
safety places at Main street. only
block distant.
Alderman 8asho declared that a
viaduct would be the best thing as he
believed the people of Crawford ad-
dtion were entitled to safe crossing
on Colorado avenue
The discussion finally resulted in
declaration on the part of the may
or and others of the council that the
citys rights in the matter would be
abundantly protected. The council
will meet during the week and go in
body TO the place under discussion
and ascertain the exact state of af-
fairs.
I \ shortage of $50 in the accounts
of former Fire Chief Rogers was
brought up by Alderman Magill and
I the city attorney was instructed to
proceed against the ex-official and his
bondsmen to recover the deficit.
Reports of various Officers were re-
ceived, Treasurer Chapman reporting
that he had received a communica-
ton from p, A. Flagg of Chicago. CON
cerning the refunding of the present
outstanding water bonds amounting
to $4,000
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a. ID. Khan, a native of India. ar
rived on No. 3l5 last night from
Delta.
James w. Avery, of Colorado
Springs, is transacting business in the
city today.
Senator Horace T. DeLong left this
afternoon for Denver on short bust
ness trip.
Claris Mattewson. of Seattle. Is
looking over the valley with a view
to locating.
Miss Ida Wadsworth left this after
noon for Denyer en- route east on an
extended visit
l.. d. Knowles, general agent of
the Missouri Pacific, is visitor to
the city today
Mrs. w T. Walker, of Aspen, is
spending the day in the city visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. G. Goldsworthy
left this afternoon for Denver on an
extended pleasure visit
X, II. Woods and brother. l., b.
Woods, are visitors in Grand Junction
today from Payette. Idaho
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Loeffler's $500 Special Hats.

School has opened and of course
you are looking for the best school
shoe that money will buy for that
Boy, that Girl. Mcconnell 4 Lowe
have them. They have made a spe-
cialty of school shoes for this season.
Mr.. Lowe spent two months visiting
eastern factories and selecting the
very best shoes that money could
buy. They now have them. better
in value, stronger in quality, more
attractive in style than ever before.
Solid oak leather soles, good weight
and substantial uppers,-they are
built TO wear. A beautiful school
outfit worth 25c given with every
pair of school Mcconnell &
Lowe. the Shoe Men.
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b. w Robbins returned yesterday
from, business trip to Denver
l.. E. Shelton, of Kansas City, Mo-,
an old time friend of James Purnell
is visiting in the city. Mr.. Purnell
who has extensive lumber interests
throughout the United States stop
ped over here en- route from the coast
where he has been inspecting some
of his various yards.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lutes left this
afternoon for Denver on bined
business and pleasure trip.
Miss Gene Stevens left this after
noon for Denver en- route east to at
tend school the following year.
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See the Midland agent about cheap
tickets to Denver and return next
week. s14 for the round trip. Phone
Junction 116.
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The newest line of Dutch collars
and hat pins, jet jewelry and bar
rettes at Blackstone Jewelry Co, Ma
jestic Theater building.
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Grand Junction visitors to Denver
will find copies of The Sentinel on
file at the Albany hotel, second floor,
parlor
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Let us cieaD anu press your ciotht
ing. Telephone black 66z. We calli
tor and deliver. 126 South Fifth-st,
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Bring that sore-shouldered horse
to Fred Mantey.
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For an hour of solid comfort and
amusement the Crystal is the place.
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For Sale

Loeffler's 5000 Special Hats.
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For Sale.
Sweet French prunes. Excellent for
preserving. No sugar required. Three
cents II pound. at Cassells & Co.
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LOST.

LOST-Small brown dog, name
Mrs. G. X. Warren, Los Angeles"
on tag and name Dick Warren, St
Paul on collar. Reward, $1,000
for return TO this office.
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Majority for five commissioners. , 3;
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WANTED-Good home laundress to
take washing home each week
Call at 624 North Fifth street.
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FOR SALE-Team, wagon and har-
ness Easy terms-J. w Rozzelle,
Fair Bldg.
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Sanitary couches. s4s5. Crowns
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FOR SALE-One ton of choice Con-
cord grapes, at &c per pound, at
Fruitvale vineyard.
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FOR SALE-Furniture and lease of
La Harpe. Apply on premises.
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FOR SALE.

FOR Small, gentle pony. 800
pounds: harness and buggy. A
bargain. Phone Red 1851.
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SAY,--Buy two corner lots. with ce-
ment walk, sewer and water: good
location; 5000. Address Box 101
City.
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WANTED-Office boy with bicycle
at the Grand Junction Fruit Grow
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WANTED-Gentlemen roomers for
three we'll furnished rooms. 500
Gunnison avenue
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70 TRADE-20 acres at DeBeque un-
der Blue Stone ditch. Box 4l2.
Palisade. Colo
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FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS.

LAWN MOWER GRINDING-Lynch
236 Main. Phone unction 3O3
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Loefrler's $500 Special Hats.
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a. ID. Khan, a native of India, ar
rived on No. 3l5 last night from
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
an
STATE JOURNAL ON SALE.


II, Inc state Journal is on sale each even
NJ "a. tne Following places:
P pa.e Welghtman. drugs. S'h Kansas Ave
Tosser Bros. drugs. SOB Kansas Ave.
Frice Drug Co. lis Kansas Ave.
req Snow. drugs. 1901 Topeka Ave.
Caank Hobart. drugs 500 West 10th st.
Petrpp Drug Co. $40 N Kansas Ave.
Iero Drug Co.. S39 N Kansas Ave.
~ q; Pinney, drugs 1885 Kansas Ave.
NooWv 1urant, drugs, 1907 w. 18th St.
Ri TeIs Pharmacy se5 Kansas Ave.
National Hotel.
SSnssterfield Hotel
ir,ni.roop Hotel.
SansIn avenue Hotel.
Nau.sa re Depot News Stand.
stand. N. w cor. 9Th & Kan Ave.
Hpiti walker. drugs 433 Karsas Ave
Jo sljnsesr News Co, go Kansas Ave;
R5n Pharmacy. 500 West 18th st.
EreG HAeIiy. drugs. N. E. cor. 6th & Lake
Msrt,SCo rpin, drugs, SOC East lth.
Ia,aIn Pharmacy. 431 Holiday.
Psi wilson. 419 Holiday.
" Wohler. drugs. 10th and Morris.
n n Wilson. drugs. 414 East 4th
Die Pharmacy. $40 n. Kansas Ave
w w uHlonG Drug Store 9Th and Buchanan
~ Edelbiute. drugs. 5iE West St.
" Kramer. drugs. 100 East Locust
Hancock Rros on5 Stevens St
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A FEW MOMENTS.
WITH FUNNY MEN
Terrible Threat.

Terrible Threat.
The little girl
came home from
school in the mid
die of the fore
noon in a high
state of excite-i
ment.
What is the
m a t t er, dear ?'i
asked her mother. 1
Jimmy Treadsl
way scared me-"
How ?"
why, he's been
having the mumps,,
and he's got some
of 'em left, and
when L wouldn't
give him a bite of
my apple he said.
he was going to
take a mump out
of his pocket and
throw it at mel"
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Mans Best Friend

do you believe
in the saying that
a dog is mans
best friend ?"
Il certainly do.
Where will you
ind a man who
will stick to you
through thick and
thin, through joy
and sorrow, cling
ing to you with
faithful devotion,
even though he be
half fed and abus-
ed, and then at
the last, when life
has departed his
body, offers 1T to
you in the shape
of sausage to eat
with your steam
Ing buckwheat
cakes in the morn
ing? OF course l
believe it,"
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"Why. you can get another pair"
she protested.
"Of course I cant" he exclaimed 81
can get a new pair OF stiff soled Slip
pers and spend thirty days breaking
them in"
THE others were torn and
That's why l liked themi They
were comfortable. When 1 got them
on things seemed homelike was
settled for the evening and a four
horse team could not get me out
again. But now-now 1 am ready for
the club or the theater or any other
place. Slippers, Mrs. Miff1er, help to
make the difference between the home
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Miserable.

A young stock
broker who always
tries to appear
busy and prosper
Gus went out for
awhile. leaving on
his office door a
card neatly mark
ed:
will be back in
an hour"
On his return he
found that some
envious rival had
inscribed under
meath:
What for?'
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and the office, and old slippers make
the difference greatest"
81 can't see why
"Of course you can't. No woman
ever can, but tell you if / were rum
ming things I'd make every woman
take course in slippers. That's what
is needed more than suffrage or any
thing else in that line-just slippers,
nothing but slippers"
He got up, stamped around the room
in his stocking feet for a minute or
two and then put on his shoes again.
This isn't home" he said bitterly.
ut isn't a bit like 1t. I'm going to the
club"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l. P. Stock and wife to N. r. Nc
Nance, lots S-9-10-11-12 and ut. 49,
DIX. d. Fleetwood add. SO. $50
D. =. kenney and wife to T. E. Deffen-
aDaugh lot 81 Locust ST, Metsker's
f. e.. Denenbaugh and wife to C. e.
Parker, lot 81 Locust St, Metsker's
-iiu eauu-
L. II. Morse to c. l.. Firth and others
pit; lot SO Kansas ave, North To-
peka .....:.:....:........... i. COG
j. l.. Harrison to ]. F. Johnson. DIT
lots 4S2 and Van Buren, ST.. Hun
toon add. ....................... CSC
l.. Barker to The Topeka Pure Milk
Co, lots 110-12 and II Jackson St
c. A. Vancil and wife to J. V. Van
ell; lots 122 to IA inc, Ward ave,
Arlington Heights .......... /
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Six Weeks Later.

She (after elope-
ment)-I received
a letter from papa
today.
He-Well?
She-He writes
that he had just
finished making
his will.
Heidi he re-
member us?
She = Yes, in
deed. He has left
all his money to
an asylum for
hopeless idiots.
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Sandy So yer
don't believe all
yer read in der pa.
pers?
Gritty-Naw. I
read dat big ears
was a sure sign of
generosity. / stop
ped a man an told
him his ears was
big, an instead Of
giving me a dime
he give me a kick
dat landed me
across de road.
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HE DIDN'T LIKE HOME

II z had taken off his shoes and was
L down on his hands and knees in a
closet searching for something when
his wife noticed him.
What are you looking for, Will
liam?" she asked.
my slippers" he replied.
"Oh. 1 gave those old things away
today" she said.
He turned and looked at her in sur
prise.
You gave them away!" he repeated.
and then he added solemnly. Mrs.
Miffier. what do you think constitutes
homer"
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Everything Went.

Yes, I married
for economy. Be-
fore 1 was mar.
ried l was such a
spendthrift that I
never had a dollar
in my purse"
IT suppose it is
different now that
you are married?
Il should say so.
Now I haven't
even a purse"
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A MARTYR.

A friend tells of a recent visit a
senator made to church with one of
his grandchildren. The little fellow
tried several times TO talk, but was
always told he could not talk in
church.
''Then, grandpa" he begged, please
take off my shoes and let me move my
toes"
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ONE GOOD TRAIT.

Katie-I don't like Mr.. Rox.
Katie's Mother-Why not?
He's got money, and, though he has
been coming to see me for a year, he
never gave me anything in his life"
81 don't know about that. He gives
you a chance to get to bed at rea
sonable hour, which can't be said of
some of the other young men I know"
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His Wife-Have you noticed what a Pc
Alother-Yes; / think he has the bulletin
board squint.-Chicago News.
Actorine-How' s your new show getting
on? Sail Omie-Had the first undress re-
hearsal today.-Purple Cow.
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LUCKY MAN.

He loitered at the festai board,
A man of might and power;
A modest flush adorned the face
Of this hero of the hour
Twas at a spread for charity,
And strange it is, but true.
He caught the only oyster that
Was swimming in the stew.
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The Poor Bard.

She looked a lit
tie sadly around
the poets bleak,
bare attic.
"a nice enough
DDom," she said.
but how do you
heat it?''
We'll, when it
gets too cold " said
he. Il light a
match"
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She-1'm living on brown bread and
water to improve my complexion. He
How long can you keep it up2 She-Oh,
indefinitely, 1 guess. He-Then let's get
married.-Boston Transcript.
Palmist-Shall I tell your fortune, sir?
Brokely-Yes. Tell it to hurry up.-Puck.
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(Stor1nont Bldg.)

. ROOM cottage. 2 lots. near S. +. shops-
path, gas. taxes and insurance paid in
ADVANCE; mouse new and in good shape.
Price e, 100 See owner. 211 Grattan st.
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WANTED-Railway mail clerks Com
mencement salary $500 Spring examina-
tons everywhere Candidates prepared
free; Franklin Institute. Dept. 104 j.,
Rochester, n. Y ~,
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8 GIFT. COUNTER CASES. II inches high
brand new; also counters and shelf
Very reasonable. Basement Mulvan,
Bldg.
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Cool and Collected
Clara-She isn't
a bit nervous, Is
she?
Olive-Not a bit.
I don't think a
proposal would
make her nerv.
Gus.
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FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and harness
$40 and row potato sprayer, $50. Ind
1868 Red. F. J. Clarke.
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HEAD young horses and mares, weigh
100 to 400 lbs, stylish young drive.
city broke. 12S Topeka ave.
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FOR SALE-At cost, our line of robes
and blankets. ]. S. Hearick. SCI Jackson
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FOR SALE-On easy terms, one team
horses, wagon, set double harness. 81
West Locust st.
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JEWELLERS.

JAMES h. HAYDEN, Jewe,er and Opt.
clan. Complete stock of Watches. dia-
monds. silverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
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COTTAGE FOR s775.

rms, 21s E. frt. lots, barn, hen house,
old shade, gas light and heat, good well,
cellar, all good condition. rent So, South
Topeka. Cut price for rush sale, $40, $50
down.
9 bargain lots. near Elrnhurst. 1925
Take small East side on rm. for new
modern, West side. r.
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FOR SALE-Or trade for horses. mule:
or cattle, 6 houses and lots. Owner, III
E Norris ST.. North Topeka. Ind. phone
27S5 Black.
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First Cat-Why. Tom. you are singing
out OF range. Second Cat-Out of range
of that man in the window yonder-yes.-
Montgomery Advertiser.
body of water necessitating battleships.-
New York Sun.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

ASK ME how you can start a Or citabIs
mail order business at horne -veniugs
Heacock, 1865 Lockport, N.
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LOST-Saturday a string of pearls be-
tween 18th, Lincoln and 10th and Jeffer-
son sts Reward. Return 1714 Clay. -..
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FOUR BARGAINS.

10 T. mod. house, 2 lots, near college.
$3.50.
r. mod, blocks state house. furnace.
$500.
8 r. mod, Governors Square, 5000.
r. cottage, 2 lots, close in, not mod,
$500. Terms on all.
S. c. KERSEY, Real Estate & Insurance.
525 Kansas Ave, Room 1. Ind. 613-Ring
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FOR SALE-Reasonable, s horses, COW
fresh about the list; wagons and har
ness. 116 East Norris st. Ind. 27Ss Black
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FOR SALE-Baled prairie hay. Ind. tel
1S07-R.
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BUY A NEW HOME
LOOK FOR A NEW HOUSE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
The Brewington property, 1882 Morris
ave. ~ lots, 8 room house and barn, for
$500 $500 cash required. Property ap-
praised at s., 400.
CIIAS. F. SPENCER, Administrator.
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WANTED-SAfESMEN.

salesman wanted for
Western Kansasg bond required. Apply
by letter, G. N, care Journal.
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Two Ways ct
Keeping Them.

What is double
entry bookkeeping,
par"
"R e ( u s 1 n g to
lend your own and
borrowing others
and failing to re-
turn them"
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JONATHAN APPLES slss and $50 pc.
bu. box, fine cooking apples $2.25 an6
SO IS per barrel. Ind. phone 202. F. G.
Dreaming, 623 Kansas ave.
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LEGAL,
ru,;,zx
as. gupnsneo in The Topeka State
Journal, December g. 1909

AL-0AA.
e nsl published rn in The Topeka stats
- journal December 3. 1901
THIRTY DAY NOTICE OF APPIIcA-
4 PER m M1TToSrioNESS COLLEGES FOR
STATE OF K An saaAsNVAss IN THE
Not,cs >. Topeka. Kan. Dec 8, 1903.
ing business colleges Tor Commercial de-
par5Imients Of other schools) have made
in the State of Kansas for th 20 c r1rss
IN ms se Ell tuition in advance and contract
gents before their registration at the h,s-
rness colleges tfor commercial depart-
Kansas. oonese' Topekas
an If So satisfactory proof is furnished tina.
mfereial departments are inconpe y uoI to
t thelis sd such a course of instruction as
in9ys a9'ertise or that the moral surrounds
, .hgs OF the institution are not good or
haai+tsn e premises are kept in an un-
said instituti an1on ,ss or that the agents Of
fraudulent methods in Securing confraef~
In such cs casa from prospective students.
70 such business colleges Tor Commercial
Departmental w.
state Superintendent of Public Instruction
First published in The Topeka state
journal December %, 1907
Sealed proposals will be received by G.
me purchase of $4,000 Wabaunsee County.
fH ana, Railroad Refunding Bonds In
TIvIIuililnaIions OF 81 900 each; to date from
July lst, 1910, bearing interest at the rate
OF 4ASa per a1lnum payable semi-annualiy
on January and July LIST, maturing as
from date of issue. 6. z, 8, and 10 after
Two years and SO on, IS. 600 each year. bonds
NOS. %. q. Is, 70 and so due in l6 years
interest and principal payable at the
ONCE of the State Treasurer in Topeka
Kan, certified check for 1eo to accom-,
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids S anu
These bonds are not taxable in Kansas
Assessed valuation of county S23, 1863 436 No
olher dept c. c. STOTLER
County Clerk
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Ladys gold watch, Fifth St, be
tween Western ave. and Santa Fee depot
Reward. Phone Bell $50
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FOR SALE-Aifalfa hay. F. A. Titus
Ind. S7S-Ring 3 Call evenings.
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| WANTED-Young man to operate paper
cutting machine. Adams Bros. Co.,
| printers.
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COMPRESSED AIR plant for sale: mo
tor, pump, new tanks, pipe and valve
for garage or bicycle shop. See eros
Cycle Co., $40 Kansas ave.
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WANTED-Five hundred strong men i'm
1nediately for firemen or brakemen on
nearby railroads. Good vision Account
increasing business. 900 mer sent to posi-
tons last two months. sos monthly
Prem ot on. Addrrs., .tating sge, height
weight. Se'.o stamp. Railws:,, Associa-
ton care Sta le Io1Ir..sl
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FOR RENT-Five room house, good re
pair; well, cistern. 1923 Hancock. Inquir
11O9 Jackson.
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FOR Rents room house. 1924 West st
city and cistern water in kitchen. Ca
1877 w. 18th ST.. Ind. 1895 Black.
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FOR Rents room. modern house, rs
Van Buren,. Inquire 219 Huntoon. Inc
1924 Blue.
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PICTURE FRAMING.

FRA MING. reSiiding. mat MAILING, mount
ing done by J. d. Sullivan. LIZ w. Eighth
street Packing. shipping. etc.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALEIEstey organ. ~ Kan. a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men and women:
money each week. S. M, care journal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CONCRETE CIsTERNS. walks. 1oc. ant
garbage burners, cellar floors. &c. Cal
2629-Ring 3. ]. NJ. Brain.
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FOR Rents room house. close in.
per month. A. ]. Bollinger. county alto
ney's office. court house. Phones SIS.
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FOR SALE-50O business cards for SIS:
500 envelopes. s1.25: 500 letter heads. $50.
See them; frs, class printing at proper
tinnate rites Trapp ~ Kansas ave.
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FOR SALEOne 80 horse boiler and stack
Good condition. The Topeka Pure Mill
Co
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28

The ostrich never sets on eggs,
But this one did-to rest her legs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28

FOR RENTs room cottage at 1872 Yves
10th ST Two modern apartments. Bette
Realty & Loan Co.. Columbian Bldg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28

FOR RENT-Second cottage Sth ar
Tyler. Inquire 506 West Stn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28

New S r. mod cottage. furnace 100
block Fillmore st.
fine new flats sth and Topeka ave.
r. house. 1887 Buchanan. S1050
S C. KERSEY,s Real Estate & Insurance
525 Kansas Ave., Room L. Ind 613-Ring