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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-03
STRAUSS AGENCY BARGAINS.

IA \ % <A1I1NG1 BARGAINS.
Harrison street close in, nice Groom
nome, modern throughout, and east
front lots. Price 5000.
Close to Polk School attractive new
east front home of s rooms compl<>e
path, gas and electric lights, cemented
basement and everything in nice condi-
tlon. Quick sale price So, 600.
Good location southwest of State House
modern broom home, ~ east front lots,
parn and fine shade, snap at s., 45O
west side, II block to car new broom
81 800. Hen's'
Close in on Polk, rooms and attic. gas
CITY water and sewer. $500.
west side, nicely located, attractive
new broom modern cottage, with all con-
venlences, small cash payment, balance
monthly.
West side, rooms, IL lots. gas well
8 per cent oo a.
Best close in stock of groceries with
nrSt class trade, invoice about. So 500. Will
sell or trade for city or farm property
w acres, well improved, nearly all good
pioW land, about 4 miles from good shin
ping point not far from Topeka Prica
so0 per acre. viii trade for citv or
suburban property. VI
90 feet frontage 21O deem in po+,,,;,, e.
trade for rental proner+v "ii ~
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
10 East 7th Street.
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DEAD RIPE

AND ARE SURE TO BE PICKED UP
MONDAY. IF THE PRICE HAS ANY
THING TO DO WITH IT THEY ARE
SURE TO BE SOLD. LET US SHOW
YOU.
5 room modern cottage, three piece bath.
gas, electric lights. all modern except
furnace. blocks from State House. s.. 200
room house, electric lights, three piece
bath, gas. cellar, cement walks, 6 blocks
southwest State House. s.. 100; $500 cash
will handle this
Z room fully modern residence. reception
hall, oak finish. oak floors, bath. furnace
gas, electric lights, IL lots. Central Park
location, very cheap. $500.
6 room residence, gas. city water sewer,
~ lots. fine shade. large barn, close in
on West Sth street. $2.7U.
IF YOU WANT A REAL LIVE BAR
GAIN WE HAVE 1T.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
Gil Kansas Ave.
Phones 262.
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Published in The Topeka State Journal
April 8. 1909

OFFICIAL COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS
Council Chamber, Topeka, Kansas,
March 80. 1909-Council met in special ses-
sion at seven o'clock p. m. with the fol-
lowing councilmen present: Blakely,
Fraser, Horn. Hughes. Jordan, Lannan.
Stanley Tandy and Van Ness; absent,
Councilmen Howard, Kutz, and Miller
g. Mayor Green in the chair
The call for the meeting was read and
is. in words and figures, as follows, to-
wit
Mayors office. Topeka, Kansas, March
q. 1909.
There will be a special meeting of the
city council of the city of Topeka. Kansas
at seven O'Clock p M, Tuesday, March
So 1909. for the purpose of hearing any
and all. complaints that may be made as
to the valuation assessed by the apprai-
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RODGERS. DAVIS & co.

nj
light s.pavng rice $3.50
'
COTTAGE
20" - ~
This is a
gas.
Fine eight
flights
and antson
Jackson
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BARGAIN BUNCH.

BOWMAN. Z rms, barn. sl6Oo; Z rm ms;
furnace, bath, As IT. corner, SOD 7eoV
Fillmore splendid location, cut 10 S1,.o os
1929 Polk beautiful corner. lots, ~ rms;
East Sth' rm. cottage, q TT. $500, Y
cash; 1913 E. 9Th, 2 lots, 6 rms, Sl,So'
11O5 70. Sth 500; 1912 Locust. lots, rms nac
barn, $3.50; New modern, rms, Sz,3QV'
West side; rms, E. frt., barn; south SOU tn
west 2,45O; rms, furnace, pain; par 81,
~ lots, paved L. frt., $500 9O3 cay S92
lots. u rms, $4,000. OAKLAND snap al s
rms, lots. fruit and everything 500 GeO1
5000 down; Q rm., modern, near Capldoi,
al 500: New, rms, lots, s. w, u 80;
New, s rm, up to date. oak finish, 40 It:
corner e. frt., Southwest, 1920; Nearly
new : rm. cottage, near Central Park'
1lk lots, gas, water, cellar, $780, easy
terms
All kinds of houses in all kinds of To-
cations lots tracts. farms, Insurance,
Loans, Rentals. See us for what you
want.
w. NJ. FORBES & CO.
1O7 w. 7th st. Both Phones.
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Topeka AVE. PROPERTY.

TOPEKA AVE. PROPERTY.
elegant rooms, oak finish. 4Ox1e2 feet
ground, newly papered, new house. Near
car. Reasonable terms. If you are par
ticular this will suit you. Price $4,50O.OO.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Phones 5O5- 6s4 kans- Ave.
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EVERY ONE A BARGAIN


in
a bargain @Ao'' new 'Hoe'
oak
etc
for health
o in
Hty onpa street 49, " ~ W u '"'e oue Il"
DO THE BUs1-
L S
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ATTRACTIVE KANSAS LAND OFFERS.

per
in
farm a
media e
in
Meade and Gray o
Whe 81
prope
r. D. TOPEKA
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CITY PROPERTY. LOTS & SMALL
TRACTS FOR SALE.
Groom cottage. III lots, on Western
s-room, mod. cottage on. Monroe St.
5000.
s-room house near sth and jefferson
s2.4OO.
5-room house near sth and Jefferson
$500.
5-room mod. cottage. 18th and Jackson
$500.
7-room mod. house on Van Buren,, $500
T-room mod. new house on Van Buren,
$500.
some very fine and 10 acre tracts near
city. See
A. D. JONES & co.
for special bargains
500 r<ans. Ave. Topeka, Kan.
Ind. Phone s45 Bell 9S'-
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1906
the mater with
house,
Groom modern
shade, rental value for quicka al l.
7roomh house. water, barn, terms
room houses
gas, Is
nodern house. ved 81.
room
a
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-REAr. ESTATE.
THREE BUYERS FOR

BUYERS
WEST INoNEDA
them bch
d k nohe wi be right ofhe
of homes; have hi hr meume ambW gtnnueh above
described Phone Ind
D
RopGER
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CEMENT STONE
When in need of cement building blocks
call Ind. phone 26S1-2, visit the plant
at 4o8 E. First ST.. Topeka Cement Stone
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w. D. THOMPSON & co.

Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
5000 buys 6 room modern house. ~ lots,
close In, barn, cistern, and cement walks;
VIII trade for vacant lots.
$500 buys room cottage, 112 lots and
barn, near college.
$500 buys corner acre near Washburn
college, 500 cash, balance so per month.
s1.4OO buys acres. good location, West
side. "A cash.
Two well improved so acre farms. close
to Topeka Possession given at once. See
us about these farms at once.
We have Arkansas Pass lots.
1O61h West 5th st. Topeka. Ind 1888.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Ten acres, close in, West 10th
ave, only $3.50 cash, balance payments,
Cottage rooms. Chandler near shops,
only 500 cash, balance $12 month F. j.
Brown. II Columbian Bldg. Phones 1910
and $50.
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Ind. 6s1

FOR SALE. OAKLAND PROF III T. 4:
cottage. S rooms, cellar, Wen, clstern
seven rooms. barn, 1O1z lots, $500.
Nine rooms, cellar, well, lots, $2VVV;
Cottage s rooms, gas, barn, fruit, 3 lots
Five rooms. well, barn, 3 lots. 81. $50.
Cottage rooms, cellar, well, 3 corne
lots, $1,150. Bn!il5 80
line, 1,05O.
Six room cottage and IS lots, cheap
Two cottage homes, Z lots, trade 70
farm, 5000. 1900
Home rooms, lots, shade, only 81, 300
Three fine vacant lots on Green st. OF
p c. MOORE,
office cor. Wabash and Indiana ave.
Ind Phone 220S-Ring 4.
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VACANT LOTS.

8. 200. 3 lots sth and Clay.
1.75O. A lots Is feet. College Hill, paved st.
1000. IL lots Fillmore ST., near 18th.
600. IL lots Garfield ST., College HILL
1125. . east front lots, Westlawn-very
cheap.
400. Maryland ave-, corner, three lots.
800. lots, Washburn ave.
About 30 Kansas Ave. properties
H. c. BOWMAN.
Ind eS AZ Columbian Building.
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FOR SALEIDANDY room modern
house. 11k east front lots, fine locaf lion.
A bargain. 1917 Western ave.
FOR SALE-Four room cottage. good cell
lar. pantry, lots, Is bearing fruit trees.
coal and chicken houses, near central Oak
land. Call Bell phone 10 Silver Lake.
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WE SELL HOMES.

FOR SALE-By owner, rooms and large
pantry, 11a lots, east front. good well.
harm gas for heat and light, brick walks.
shade, all in good repair. Price $1,65O. 1O11
Locust st.
For SALE OR RENT-A good farm IA
miles from Burlingame, STA acres. Price
800 rent $500, part in work. H. B.
IalIoWell, Burlingame, Kan.
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UNDERTAKING.

L. NJ. PENWELL, funeral director and
embalmer. First class service. reason.
able prices. 511 Quincy ST. Both phones 1872
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osTEoPATHs

DR.. Nellie Sawyer. Ind. phone 1850.
X. A. Crawford Bldg. Elevator servis
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FOR SAI.IThree of best lots in College
Hill addition. Inquire at Bell Bros
piano store or call Ind. 1916. Bell 1102
FOR SALE-No. 927 Topeka ave- seventy
five feet, east front, rooms, fully mod
ern, barn; make an offer. Part cash If
desired. Ind. phone $50
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PAVING

CAPITAL CITY vITRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING Co, ia E. 9Th st. Mfgs Of
building, paving and sidewalk brick.
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TRANSFERS AND STORAGE.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. packs. ships and stores household
goods. Tel. 1S6. Clarence Skinner. Gil
Quincy st.
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JEWELLERS.
FREE DIsPENsARY.

QUINCY STREET FREE DIsPENsARY.
521 Quincy st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
ical service free. Medicine free in some
cases. Office hours 2 to p. m. Calls
answered night or day. md phone 1867.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-03

This is the only dry cleaning house
in this city. Ladies' and gentle
mems clothing cleaned like neg.
i've US a call.
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING WORKS
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

to receive the Sage endowment of $500
600. an equal amount must be secured
from other sources by January l, and
at the present time of writing, with
but couple Of weeks to spare, only
$3.50, 900 has been pledged. The sub.
scription list is most interesting. sums
varying from 10 cents mp TO $4,000
have been given, the majority of them
being for quite small amounts, Twen-
ty-four women each gave $1,000 and a
similar response was met by twenty
four men It is confidently expected
that the $4,000 that is still lacking
Will be forthcoming by the first of the
new year, and it is TO be most earnest
lv hoped that il will be, for otherwise
the balance of the million will be for
fcited, The Reverend Henry o. Dwight,
one Of the secretaries of the society,
recently called attention to the fact that
in China and Turkey there is evidence
of a most remarkable increase in the
interest which the native people feel
for the Bible. In the first six months
of the present year 100000 Bibles were
printed and circulated in China mum.
Der largely in excess Of any previous
record. and nearly every Bible was
paid for by the individual China
man who received it. The recent
political upheaval in Turkey has been
followed by n most remarkable demand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
IN OTHER LANDS

General Bruno. the French minister OF
war. has received q deputatlon Of the
parliamentary groups Interested in aNia-
ton. who Impressed upon him the ncCcs-
sity Of proposing to parliament n com
plctc programme for the organization of
aerial defense. General Bruno replied
that he was now engaged on the prcpar
alton Of a general scheme which he hoped
would satisfy the demands OF the deputa
ton.
a largely attended meeting OF Moham-
medans and Hindus was held ut the Cal
cutta town hall to protest against tho
"Ill- treatment OF Indians In the Trans
vaal. Mr.. Surendranath Ranerjee moved
q resolution requesting the government
Of India to stop the further recruitment
OF Indian labor for South Africa
league was formed to carry on contlnu-
Gus agitation and TO collect funds Tor the
relief of sufferers"
American churchmen in Rome are en-
joying the society OF Rev. DR.. Henry y.
Braun OF New York, who is engaged in
writing a history Of the American college
In Rome. Father Braun wds the first
graduate Of the college and Is peculiarly
fitted for the task He was granted an
interview by the holy father recently and
his holiness expressed himself as deeply
Interested IN the work which Father
Braun has In hand,
Somewhat strained relations have cx-
listed for some time past between st.
Petersburg and Teheran. Tho Persian
ministry continues 20 protest against the
sending OF Russian troops 10 kazurln,
TabrIz and Ardevil. in spite OF the clear
evidence that those troops have no in
tentiop OF interfering in the internal af-
fairs OF the country. but are occupied oX-
clusively In protecting Russian commerce
and Russian travellers against the bri-
gands who infest the main roads
The trade guilds Of Athens and the Pi-
racus. which, In concert with the army,
played such II prominent part in the or
eanizaton OF the revolutionary move
ment, have latterly been afflicted with
internal dIssensions which have led 10
the resignation of several leaders. Har-
mony. however, has been sufficiently re-
stored TO enable them 10 issue n mani
fcsto to the Greek people describing the
services they have rendered towards the
regeneration OF the state.
Besides the s2.225 900 which Austria
Hungary has Just paid Turkey for the
annexation Of Bosnia Herzegovina, sum
OF nearly sl.500 900 In cash and bonds
was found In Yildlz Kiosk, and appro-
priated as state property. A further sum
of GS32 500 has accrued from the sale OF
property belonging to Abdul Hamids civil
list. Out OF these unexpected windfalls
the war department has been allotted
nearly G3 900. 900 to rcplenish the empty
arsenals, while tho navy has received a
grant OF some 100000 for the purchase
of ammunition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
TAFT VISITS THE
BOWERY MISSION
First President Of United States
Who Made an Official
Call There.
PROPER RECOGNITION OF
GREAT RELIGIOUS WORK
Good Done by This Mission in
the Metropolis Cannot Be
Computed.
BY D. V. FRANCIS.
.sed Wire to The Tribune

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec, 25.-Presideni
Taft s recent visit TO the Bowcry Mis-
sion was an incident unique in the his.
tory of that noted thoroughfare He
was the first president of the United
States who ever officially visited the
Bowery 1t is true that his predeces.
sor. Mr.. Roosevelt, was thoroughly IA,
n,iliar with that locality, but he gained
his knowledge while police commits
sioncr and before he became president
Mr.. Taft excursion into the Easf
side was proper recognition of one
of the greatest works in the city-the
Bowery Mission. where "crooRed men
are made straight" 1t is almost impos
sible to compute the good which has
been done by this mission, the number
of men down and out, who have been
braced up and given fresh start or the
number who have been saved from de-
spair and death. 1t is one of the many
Humanitarian enterprises undertaken
and carried forward by that remarkable
paper, the Christian Herald, and its
remarkable proprietor, DR.. Louis
Klopsch.
For a decade and half the Chris
tan Herald has been recognized chan
mel through which benevoleutly-d disposed
American; have distributed aims and
relief in those countries that have come
under the harrow of affliction and
widespread suffering, through plague,
famine, flood, earthquake, or other
causes In these fifteen years the
Christian Herald and it's proprietor. with
the cooperation of its readers, have
expended in various charities and be.
nevolences a grand total of over two
and half million dollars. In recogni-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
THE LIGHT
TEE HOMES THAT HAVE BEEN ERECTED BY THIS PLAN

Frank L. Dodge, Attorney at Law, 603 Judge Bldg,
Salt Lake City, Utah
To Whom II May Concern:
| have examined with considerable care the plan
OF The Standard Real Estate Loan Company in its
business transactions and find much commend it.
i have also examined the report as to its finan-
cal condition. made by The Audit Company of New
York and find that 1t shows the book value of its
capital stock TO be nearly $50 per cent of its par
value,
That its assets in real estate and collateral
loans and IN actual cash are in of two hun
dred thousand dollars.
1t is doing business Of oaning money real
estate and collateral security and has been duly au
thorized by the authorities Of the state Of Utah to
do business in this state foreign corporation
1t makes straight per cent loan. in compliance
with its contract with its customers, the loan being
usually payable in instalments-or payable in full
on any interest paying date.
The fact of the volume of its business and the
further fact that the proceeds of its interest pay
ments arc at once turned into loans, thus keep
ing all, or nearly all, OF its money constantly en-
poyed, is the secret-if there be any secret-oI us
ability To make its loans at less rate of interest,"
than that which is current in this state Tor the
class of security.
(Signed) FRANK H. Dopuf' ts
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tion OF the great services of the Chris
tian Herald in behalf of suffering hui
manity. the king OF England conferred
the gold Kaiser.l- Hand medal on it's
proprietor; the emperor of Japan CON
ferred the Order OF the Rising Sun, and
the king and queen of Italy sent in.
scribed and autographed photos of their
majesties, Besides this, in furtherancc
of international relief operations, pri-
waite audiences were granted 10 DR..
Klopsch by their majcsties the car of
Russia, the dowager empress OF Rus
sia. the queen of England, the king
and queen of Sweden, the king and
queen of Denmark and king of Italy.
Millions for Christianity,
You will remember that some weeks
ago | called attention TO the gift of n
large sum of money which was to he
dispensed through the Reverend DR..
Dixon. pastor of the Moody church. La
Sale avenue, Chicago. The intention
of the donor, a gentleman on the Pa
cific coast, was to devote his millions
10 the spread Of Christianity through
out the world. Today I notice that the
preparing TO send out evangelistIc liter.
ature broadcast, His letter on the sub.
iect reads as follows; "a Christian
layman of wealth has contributed mon.
ey for sending n carefully prepared
statement Of the fundamentals of
Christianity to all interested persons,
cvangelists, missionaries, and others
throughout the English,speaking
world
He asks TO have the names sent him
of individuals who would be pleased and
benefited by receiving The series of
books which will be delivered by mail.
DR.. Dixon succeeded the Reverend
Reuben A. Torrey, d. D., who is now
engaged in evangelistic work, as pastor
of the Moody church TO which he came
from Boston about five years ago, II
will be remembered that this church in
Chicago was founded by the late ID. l..
Moody Of the Moody institute, also
a child of the famous evangelist, is
hard by
The will Of Elanora A. Beatty shows
that some people at least have a sense
of what is sometimes spoken of as
"the stewardship of wealth, Mrs.
Beatv was not what the world would
call a wealthy woman, but she so ar
that many people will rise up and call
her blessed. Ten thousand dollars
she gave to her Parish church
the church Of ST. Ignatius 10y
ola, New York Ito be spent in
the decoration of the church,) The
House of the Good Shepherd received
$500 and she also gave to this institu.
tion special treasures of a personal
character. The residue of the trust
fund was divided among several rela-
tivcs, St Joseph S Hospital for Con.
and tho Sisters of Charity
of st. Vincent de Paul, The rest Of
the estate is divided among relatives
in sums ranging from $500 to $500.
1t seems that the American Bible So
ciety is in want OF 100000. In order
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st. Anthony, Ida, 0,

St Anthony Ida, Oct, ~, 1907.
The Standard Real Estate Loan Co..
607-S-9 Scollard Bldg Dallas, Tex.
Dear Sirs: | have your favor of the 23rd inst
offering me loan under my contract, together with
final application blank to be filled out describing
the property which loan is to be used, and in
reply will say will fill out according to in.
structions and forward to You immediately. Kind
ly accept my thanks for your prompt action in Of
fering my loan.
| wish to state for the benefit of your company
well those who have been paying rent, and
continue TO do So that yonr plan and methods of
making loans is the best / have ever seen of its
kind. and that will enable many persons to
home that could not otherwise one,
the monthly payments small that the
average laborlng man can meet them. Your plan,
either investment or loan, is simple, easy
and plain that | wish everybody paying rent could
know of your company.
] find that the monthly payments are even smaller
than ordinary house rent would be. and now am
| cheerfully commend yonr company and your
plans of making loans, and you refer anyone
to desiring information regarding your company.
Again thanking you for the loan and wishing
YOU continued success, Respectfully.
(Signed) HAROLD STRONG.
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Salt Lake City, Utah. Dec. 15, 1909,
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Ny dealings with The Standard Real Estate Loan
company has convinced me that their system is the
cheapest quickest and safest plan for any man to
own his own home. and consider application 4
good investment for any
(Sgned) ALLAN w. ACkMAN.
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Home Of O. w Pomeroy, Pocatello.
Read his letter below.
Pocatello, Ida, October

Pocatello. Ida, October 1909
The Standard Real Estate Loan Co,
607-s-9 Scollard Bldg, Dallas Tex.
Gentlemen: ] purchased one of your Home Pur-
chasing Investment Contracts and secured loan
in accordance with the terms and conditions on a
per cent simple annual interest basis The re-
qured monthly payments are so exceedingly small
and liberal that | cannot understand how one will
continue to pay rent from year to year in place of
owning home Your plan as explained to me is
the best that has ever come under my observation
and if followed up by the contract holders will
able them to homes terms which the
average working meet
Wishing you the success that your company de-
serves. am. Very truly yours.
(Sipncd) G.. w POMEROY.
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Qunton Qunon Attorneys % Columbian
Building
To hom { May Concern
Co ofDa andw IN of
nd To complied
win
of will
lama Wash
him capable reliable and trustworthy His word good
Kansas
recommendation and bespak for him the the State of
his Company but best of ALL
make his Respectfully
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Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. 1. 1909.

Salt Lake /,
This is to certify that have
The STANDARD Real Estate Dallas
"a
wit sine eanlun
With
mpegnabe similar
Mr. w. Medders md
sou confidence in all his business dealings
Mr. the
consideration Of the business this
Very respectfully,
j,
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DENVER AND RETURN. $4,000.

Via D. & R. G., January 2, 8, 6. z, 10.
Good returning until January 81 Ac-
count National Apple show, Fruit job
bers' association and National Live
Stock show. Stopovers allowed in both
directions