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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
NANHATTAN

DoMINICK STREET-The Sheridan es-
tate was reported to have sold No. a Dom
mick street. two story dwelling house, on
a lot e0xs5 feet
WOOSTER STREET.-THE Schuyler Land
Company hough. from Herman Wronkow
Nos 2o9 and 2o5 Wooster street. a six story
loft building. on a plot 3s axl00 feet This
property and a leasehold in the vicinity OF
Union Square were given in part payment
for the Schuyler. at No. So West 45th street.
the purchase of which by Mr.. WronkoW
was reported a few weeks ago.
WASHINGTON STREET - Robert r.
Rainey sold No. ss5 Washington street On
asx irregular for Mrs. Sarah McGovern and
No. s97 Washington street. 20Aaox irregular.
for the estate of George NJ. Newschaffer-
s1sT STREET-Edward Baer bought from
the estate of Alfred Gilchrist the frame
building No. 252 West Slst street The par
eel, which has q frontage of Is feet. is op-
posite the new Pennsylvania Railroad sta
ton and had not changed hands in over
half a century
esd STREET-Iienry D. Winans & May
effected an exchange Of No. q East SD
street, a four story English basement mod
ern house. on a lot 2oH1oo.5 feet. for James
A tSTley, Tor NO % EdeC oou Str6ci d loul
story high stoop brownstcne house, on a lot
16x1oo5 feet. owned by Dr.. John A Hart
well.
66TTT STREET-Henry D. Nnaps & May
sold No. IS East 65th street, four story
high stoop broHnstone residence. on lot
25x1el feet. with dining room and bedroom
extension. The seller Of this property Is
Mrs John Sinclair, of Cedar Rapids, Mich
18TH STREET-Henry Schvitzer sold to
Goldberg & Goldberg. Nos. 2as and $50 East
18th street, two private dwelling houses
on plot 81 6x19e feet.
SgTH STREET-Siewson & HOBBS sold
for Paula Wolfsolln TO client for occu-
nancy the four story brownstone and brlch
high stoop dwelling house No. g West ssth
street 19x6oxioo.SIs feet.
l2lsT STREET. George Schwesler sold
for NJ. c. KeIleher No Al West list street.
a six story apartment house, on plot 4Sx
145 feet.
INTEREALE, AVENUE - Eugene J.
Rusher sold for Charlotte Blumthal two
lots on the west side of lntervale avenue
about 800 feet north of East 1e5th street.
50xl00 feet, TO a builder, who VIII improve.
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stv tsnn1t ani store: Il Patterson ar Leuis
Noschsse ct al: ~ c; wfsley, sotE' :! y
Gale ref amt due 81 154 o.: taxes cite. Si3V-
BY Samuel Marx
CLINTON AVE 1895, 5oe n 8 CT i!e, q
ST 24 1xlca, sty dwg. Buyne sst Ssnus'
Lewis ct al; A Weittisch. atty NJ t Sas'e
feld. ref: amt due. Si.717 Cd: taxes exc si-''
on FRIDAY.
Be- Joseph P nay
MADISON ST 23e n s. l451 n ~ Jensrson
e.. 25xlea, sly tern,t and store; LOUIS faoes
sgt Philip Krieger ct al. n e11eon.ants &c az
Phoenix ingra harn. ref amt due. Slcsos 30
taxes, etc, Si.SIi s..
PROSPECT AVE 1924, 8. eS II n OF iestn
St - Ioxloo sty dwig; August bieperU aeo
Heberstroh ct el c " Beattie. ATTY; - - j.
Cohn ian, ref; amt due. Si.al4 o5. taxes ETC. FL
o2S 81.
10TH ST. 4i2 and Ala. $. ia3 1t 81 Avenue
c 40x92.5. 6 ety tennt ard stores; DaNid 6oroon
aet Nathan Schwartz ct al: EnFei brotners'
sttys: = OIL Cofalan, ref. emit duo, ss,Sno 81
taxes. etc. Sl.eo7 80: sub 10 FIRST mtg OF
SIS. COO
TOOTH ST. 1sS and lss. $. las II OF Lex
ington ave, 6nxloe.i1. 6 sty tenTnt Mutual a !
lisace Trust CO ast Jacob Leyenson 81 al; Z n
Krcnler atty; " T keleher ref: aunt cue, s-i-
coo 20; sub to a prior mtg of S4s,ooc
By Samuel Marx.
AVENUE f. GA and rs. g. Sc ii Y of
I4jh 81 - 2x95 6 sty tennlt and stores Joseph
J-archan eet Henrietta Cohen ct al: Engei
Brothers, ettys: 9 r Langeein. ref; amt CUE;
SIS, 400 50: taxes. etc, $3.50 -: SUB TO hrs'
mtg Of $40 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06
MIDTOWN OWNERS TO MEET.

The next meeting OF the Manhattan Gen.
trail Improvement Association. composed Of
property owners and merchants in the 34tti
street zone Of the city. will be on Wednes-
day afternoon, at the Waldorf-Astoria- The
report of the committee favoring the widen
ing of the roadway in 3ath street from river
to river will be presented. The association
will also act upon the report of the COM
mittee appointed to investigate the project
ed moving platform under 34th street.
There will also be a report from the COM
mittee appointed TO secure an express sta
ton at 33d and 34th streets on the projected
Lexington avenue subway. Tie questions
OF lowering the grade OF the hill at 3ith
street and Fourth avenue aud Of the al
legged inadequate East River docking tacili-
ties Will also be brought up Roderick NJ.
Cameron. the first vice-president. VIII pre-
side
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HEsrrp CT 70: Samuel Rosenberg agt
Frank Pa.srman owner Jacob KurlaHchick
and Harry Abramson. contractors; SIS
SUFFOLK ST. 1!S: same agt George
Ming owner M1cneIsob anu Joseph Si7eN
rerg. contractors; $40
OATH ST 11s West; same agt Ellis Heymann'
owner: David Greenberg and Jacob Mendei7
cwitz, contractors; 20.
40rff ST ,n5 West: William, Collins co
agt Tilden Investing Co. owner; " l. GRO"
Construction Co. contractor W II Spelmah'
sub-ccntractor: sos IS
BROADWAY 1857 to 1851; 7th ave. $50 20
593; Herman &, Grace Go agt Phipps estate;
owner; Broadway crosby 20. lessee: I hi Ia
contractor; S2,9aS Vs'
ETH AVE. e77: Sullivan Insulation Go SGT
contractor Victor Heating Co. sub-contrac-
tor: SOS.
HEATH AVE. e. $50 It Of 25oth ct.
ing and construction Co. owner and contrac-
tor $3.50 30.
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LIS PEND EMS.
MARCH 8.

BoWERY, F. TAP # n of Fivineten st. TX
aas; Dry Dock Savings Institution ast
Michael Lyons ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorney. r NJ Tichenor.
MERCER ST. " s. 3oe It Of Ar1ity 81 9ox
e2xtI .9x5o: Mercer st, - # Of AnlitE
st lox5o; Frederick Seller agt Stanley craw-
ford ct al foreclosure of Mtg; attorneys.
Phillips & Avery.
Cd AVE @ s.. GO IT of Soth st, 2pxta9;
James z CraybiI agt Jacob Herb ct al Gore
closure of mtg attorney, d Shwitzer-
GoERCK ST. 125; Max Fine agt Isaac Latin
ct al foreclosure of mtg)j attorneys Nor
rison & Schiff.
LOT = map of Van Nest Park, The Bronx
Dollar Savings Bank OF the City of New York
agt German Real Estate Co ct al foreclosure
of 1ntgl: attorneys, Lexew, Mackellar & wells.
LOT a1Is in Block iii. Sec 6. land map Of
the CITY OF New York: Louis Stockrnan agt
Isaac Sander ct al foreclosure Of transfer OF
tax lien); attorney, l. A Maikiei-
1leTH ST, o34 aud 236 East: Carrie NJ Nor
rison ct al agt Frank Hi,man ct al tfore-
closure of mts) attorneys. Wesseiman &
Kfaus.
PARK AVE, s. 81 IT of 1T4th st, u. Ak
100 !: Varick st, e. adj land of Robert Cen
ire and Cornelius Oakley: Jerome ave ;.
ILL # & of Van Courtlandt ave. 25xloo; Will
lam T Lennon agt Alfred Hutter ct al tthree
actions to forecloss meehnics hens) attor-
ney q Roberts.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
With owners name and address
MARCH ;.

MARCH D
MANHATTAN
nth AVE 40: for a -four story hrk store
and lofts: - sx1oo: J II Knubel. 31s West 42d
ct. architect. cost, $4,000; owner. J Thurman
Oh premises.
BLEECKER ST. 11e: for sly hrk store and
offices 15x15: G straut 14I 4th aye. archt-
tect 81 900; owner, Lauterstein, 224 Wooster ST
17Ia ST 221 to Egg Vest for ,,. an S SsT
sth ave architect: 800 coo: owner, 221 and 90
West 18th st Construction Co.
ctfice, q store and lofts. a. loxasa: Buchanan 8
Fox. II East 55th ST, architects: $4,000; owner
and storage 25xe7s: r W Cole, 400 Vest 51st
st, architect; cost. $4,000; owner. Reilly
premises
sty frame shed aosa,0: G & II Blum sos 5th
ave. architects: cost. $500; owner, T Mc14augh-
lin, 80 East AID st.
brk theatre. 4oxe6: /, korn, asa 9TH ave. archi-
tect: cost. 5000; owner. Higgins. Madison
ave.
for s .ty brk fat h. 75zss. II; Isuser n $50
tor g. Kraus. 1853 West 142d st.
MARGINAL ST. 10Th st: for a : sty
brl, store, 20 2x46; P Hunter. 1el 9th ave:
archtee.; cost, $4,000; owner. II Bottser' ie1
9th ave.
THE BRONX
LoNGFELLOw AVE. " e. 100 TT of Jen-
nings ST. two sty brick limits 2Qx53 each;
Robert z La VILE. 1880 Southern Boulevard
architect; $4,000: owners. Hasgerty d Schnei-
der, 1920 Southern Boulevard.
MATTHEWS AVE. s.. $50 # Of Rhine,
lander ave. sly brick dwlg. 3ox52; Tiinothy ~ J
Kelly, Ts2 Morris Park ave- architect; so'ooo'
owner Joseph pelarda, 800 East 1O6th st.
MAMMA ST. g. 116 # W OF Brown ave
three 3 sly frame dwIgs 16sx54 each. William
r Garvey, 1911 White Plains ave, architeGt
So, 600; owner. James Garvey, 1911 White
Plains ave.
WALES AVE. X g 100 # Of 142d st. sly
bricl, stable and dwelling, o0x52: Walter NAL
Ion architect: $4,000: owner, Vincent Falen'
tine Co, 216S Crotona ave.
WALKER AVE, cor of Comm on weal IN
ave sty brick stores and tnmt, 30. lxs3e
Schafer & Jaeger. 461 fremont ave. architect
s45 900: owner, Theodore II Friend, 1907 Mon
ave
TURNBULL AVE. g. 2T3 # II of zerega
sve, stv frame dwlg, 21x45: Henry Conrad
$40 Olinsted ave, architect; $500; owner
Bernhard Bosnian. a. Turnbull and Have
meyer aves. on premises.
1soTH ST. n g. 7o.19s IT of Mohegan ave
three : sty brick tnInts. 376x9o each; Harry
T Howell 14eth st and Sd ave, architect
$50 600: owner, Hoffman Deyerberg Construc
ton Co. 4a3 East 16ed st.
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Company to Charles N. Burtis for $4,000.
The plot occupies an entire block and con-
tains three acres, with q frontage of 1.2io
feet on West Drive. Beverly Road. Manor
Road and Centre Drive. 1t is the only
place in that section that is not restricted
against the sale of liquor and the Manor
will be continued as hotel. One of the
historic associations OF the. place is the
flagpole. which once served as the mast for
the famous schooner yacht Sappho, owned
by the Douglas family. and which in 1871
successfully defended the Americas Cup.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
@r.pCpr &

AVE IS and 50; David GTeneberg to Jos ooe
r,rarbxon. . YRS and 10 mos from July l. 1870
81 $50: address, as Ave b.
v,Drs0& ST 2s1 and 2S3: Marie HAMS 70
Jacoh Peshkin: 5 yrs from May l, 1910; $3.50
address. 233 Madison st.
14TH ST 233 East; Samuel Sehmu,hleiro , 70
S. 400: address. 1ss I'd ave.
18Th ST Ia East Morris Rossln from e{ a. ep Te
iana- q 600: a6dress 10 Last 45th st.
Attn ST. 3l5 and 317. and 4sth 81, 5ls an INC
900, charles / Richter TO Wendell L NichoIs: -
7-rs from May !. 1910: sl+,oVo; aooress ito'''i
500 PSI Broadway.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MARCH :.
l4rH ST 500 East: lsrae. Book agt LYMAN
Kagel ct al; Dec 80 1869: $500.
HONEYWELL. AVE II " cor 17Sth ct; kenney
Manufacturing Co agt Anna A a Brandt ct al:
Feb 90, 1910: S1.2I2 81.
PARKER ST, So to SO: Cclwell Lead co agt
Gramercy Park Construction Co ct 81; March l.
1910; 1914 40.
1sT AVE. Goth 81. I'd and 9th ST. enairs
block Atlantic Iron and steel Go agr Secoto
Avenue Railroad Co ct al; FED Is. 1910 toy
bond: 1923 S..
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MECHANICS LIENS.

o,srstinr 90 ACT n + Fitzpatrick aud Staple
peaitv %. owners; Marcantonio Lanzetta,
Contractors irenswalb SlG6 SO.
alsT ST IS and 80 West; Brody Adler 4,
Koch Go agt Fischel Realty 20, owner and
contractor: $3.50 10
soTIi ST 1874 East Aaron Wainsss axt
Anna Garner, owner and contractor $lo,
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SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

4. J. Murphy, broker, has sold for the
Borough Park Company to William FEN
nikoh four lots on the south side of ESD
street, about $50 feet east of Sixteenth ave-
nue., Brooklyn This plot is to be imme-
.diately improved by the erection of a fire.
proof storage warehouse.
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,o,,c,As MANOR INN SOTO.

Douglas Manor Inn. formerly part oil
the original Douglas Manor House. BULK
,O1 wears ago at Dougla ston. Long Island.
has been sold by the Rickert-Finiay Realty
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FOR l. |. CITY TRACT. s55o,ooo.

The Heiser farm, of fifty-two and one
half acres, on Thompson avenue, running
TO Borden avenue, in the Laurel Hill sec
ton of Long Island City, has been sold
by Henry c. Johnson. jr-, to the Turner ln
Fink Company. of Manhattan, for $aooVn
This property had been in the HeiSer fam
lily for more than a century
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
MARCH :

~ ,osns Ahrshsm &. Samuel Gordon S1I.30Q
PROSPECT AVE, E 1oo11 # u of Fair.
r,onnt nj s(x15o II; Prospect ave. ?. 505 It
- If Eairne1int ri box15c11; Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust CO Jeans Plough & Fox &C
Sc. 600.
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2nTH ST 300 T. e n ,hnr ave ,1 asSs sns
Albert Anderson TO joan ifehrS anu aus
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:rsH a' = ? 2ele, : Q Ger 1896 ST G5.lx15. sly
fef.z- - st2-eE : A TaI.catssul.i az u I Car
- - FV az u Hoffman. atty: NJ & Jackson.
10 quo, $3.50 g., t5Nes, CT. 81 d. IS; sub
fitt 'lts u So. og3
s..,q W .'5,s - 80 20 @b7iz 3 = IS9 It 9 of
f-r|--, ..'-l1'r ~ sly fenn9t ana stores Il ]
rtt,. ;s Issas Siotcf . III: : , s;,iverstone.
-e q ! riggs. Tef. amt due ape rs7 - ,
y 'ir. = seo. si.l, 50 a f-st t.tg of s.5 001
'-&oNT AVE. n " COZ l53:h 81. i51e7.G, Z
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-20

brother, r. Colvrn, at 915 Van Buren,
street. They came overland in an au-
tomobile and were ten days on the
journey. They were delayed by bad
roads and by some of the bridges hav-
ing been washed out en- route.
Miss Kate Stanley of Wamego is Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Rufus Snod-
grass, north of Topeka on the Cen
trail avenue road.
J. r. Spetter and son.. Robert Spet-
ter, Mr.. Dietrich, A. H. Oval and Hale
Richie have returned from three
days camping and fishing trip on Mill
creek. They report a good catch of
fish.
A horse driven by A. L. Stafford for
the American Express company ran
away, smashed into a telegraph pole
and fell down, but escaped without in
jury. The accident occurred near
Kansas avenue and the Union Pacific
crossing about 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. The animal was frightened by a
passing locomotive and ran away, run
ming against a telegraph pole. The
wagon shafts were broken and the
horse fell to the ground. However, it
was helped up and was found practi-
cally unframed. The driver was unin-
jured Beyond the breaking of the
shafts, the wagon was not much dam
aged.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Shawnee Agency Realty Co. to E. s.
Stevenson, lot 125 and pit. 127 Euclid
ave, Richards add. So, 800
K. N. Miller and wife to G. Johnson,
s. e.. Il of s. w. II of n. e. u 24-12-15. LOCO
e: l. Heslet to J. Vorhies, lot pit. 104,
Pearl ST., Rossvil1e. .................... 100
80. Kansas ave, Ritchie's add. -. $500
]. H. Newman and wife to E. Neis-
wender, lots 1924 and Sth sts.,
Rock Island add. Observation-Disclosures. $50
NJ. w. Cardwel and wife to P. H.
Barnes, lots GA and &c Holman ST.,
Holman's sub. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Walkley, pit. n. ". Il 2o-11-1s. -. /. 400
Monroe St, Ritchie's add. ~. ~. 5000
R. J. Sells to r. r. Nelson. tr., lots
1-S and jackson ST.. North Sells
H. c. Kurtz and wife to F. E. Baird,
lots 22S and 80 Euclid ave-, Byron
Anderson, lot 4 and pit. 5. io-12-i5. -. $500
E. Howard to M. MeNeal, lots A and
As Center St, Mapletons add. ...... 6.A
pit. s. ". Z 6-i2-i5. - =. IS
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LEGAL.
published in The Topeka State Journal
June 20, 1901
MAYORS office. Topeka. kansas.


June 20 1870
There will be special meeting of the
n " and City Commissioners of the City
N N topeka, Kansas, at $50 O'Clock A M,
hhuesday, June q, 1910 for the purpose OF
nearing any and all complaints that may
pe MADE as to the valuation assessed by
ine appraisers as per their report on file
N the office of the City Clerk of said city
81 81 an lots, parcels and pieces of ground
ilaple IuT the cost OF constructing a sewer
IN District No. 80. This district is COM
posed OF the following described territory,
to-Wlt: Beginning at the intersection of
the center line of Huntoon street with the
center line, of College Avenue; thence
south along the center line of College Ave
nue. to the north line of lot numbered III
College Avenue. extended: thence west
along the north line of lot numbered 127
College Avenue and the north line of lot
numbered 12S Boswell street to the center
line of Boswell street; thence north along
the center line of Boswell street to the
center line OF Huntoon street; thence east
along the center line of Huntoon street to
the center line of College avenue being
The the place Of beginning; all in the City of
Topeka. Shawnee county, Kansas.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the City
of Topeka to be attached this 10th day of
June. 1870
tSeal.l J. B. BILLIARD
Mayor.
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Santa Fe Limited Derailed.

Joliet, ILL.,, June 20.-The Santa Fee
California limited westbound was
wrecked near this place Saturday night
by q derailment of the engine. None of
the passengers were injured but the fire
man was badly hurt.
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NORTH SIDE NEWS.
Washington, Ia, Good Town
Says Former Topeka Man.
Arrests Average Only One in
Two Months.
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF Civic Club at Fire Station
Wednesday Evening.
IMPORTANT MEETING
Large Attendance Is Desired.
States Secretary Olinger.

In washington, Ia, the home of A. c.
White, a former North side man now
visiting here, not more than one ar
rest In two months is made, accord
ing TO Mr.: White, although the place
has over 1900 inhabitants. Mr.. White
is one of the two night policemen.
There are no day men, only a marshal
The ex-Topeka man helped build the
Rock Island depot here in 1887 and was
afterwards patrolman for the building.
He has been away from Topeka for
about twenty years. This is his first
visit in Topeka during that time He
and Mrs. White and their son, Robert
White, are visiting at the home of
Leonard E. Risinger of 1901 Jackson
street.
THE main cause for arrests are for
drunkenness" said Mr.. White. Local
option voted down saloons in the town,
but Ottumwa, twenty miles away has
saloons, and sometimes people will go
there and come back Jagged How
ever, even for this cause, arrests are
not made much oftener than once in
two months, and consequently the
calaboose is empty most of the time.
There are no day policemen, besides
the marshal. Another man and N.Y.
self patrol the town in the night time
In eight years, 1 have not missed more
than four nights.
"One peculiar feature of the city is
that in one building which is being
constructed. there will be an undertake
er's shop, the Washington Journal Of
fee, a SHOE shop and a hotel.
The city is supported by a good
farming community. The hot weather
has brought out the corn fine, but some
of it had to be replanted three times
on account of the late spring. Five
garages and five banks are all doing
good business.
An important meeting of the Civic
q III will station L
Wednesday evening. Business of the
greatest Importance will come before
the club and a large attendance is de-
sired. A proposition is on foot to Sc
cure a good attraction at Garfield park,
and a large number of the club MEM
bers is desired to be present to discuss
the matter. This is according to E. e
Olinger, secretary of the club.
II am especially anxious for every
one to be present at the station
Wednesday night" said Mr.. Olinger
this morning eve decided to hold the
meeting at the fire station, because
that place will be cooler than Lukens'
opera house where we have been meet
ing.
IAN important proposition. the ma
ture of which we are not ready to give
out, will come before the meeting and
will be an advantage for the North side
for every one to be there"
Community Comment.
my parents may have been over
fond of me when 1 was a baby and
NAV have spoiled me; but they differed
from most dotings parents in this re-
spect: They never had me photo
graphed, unadorned, in washbowl."
Bill Black.
What has become of the old fash
toned girl who used to ask: Mamma,
can 1 go down town."
These are the days when some pest
continually takes thermometer OBJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-20

IFtrsr published in The Topeka State
Journal May "a. 1901
THIRTY DAY NOTICE OF APPLCA-
TON OF BUSINESS COLLEGES FOR
A PERMIT TO CANVASS IN THE
STATE OF KANSAS.
Topeka. Kan, May q, 1910
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing business colleges Cor commercial de-
partments of other schools have made
application to me for permit to canvass
of selling tuition in advance and contract
ing or securing notes for tuition from stu
dents before their registration at the BUSH
ness colleges Cor commercial departments)
herein named:
Chanute Business College.
If satisfactory proof is furnished that
any of the above named colleges or COM
mercial departments are incompetent to
furnish such a course of instruction as
they advertise or that the moral eurround-
ings of the institution are not good or
that the premises are kept in an un-
healthy condition, or that the agents of
said institutions use Misrepresentation or
fraudulent methods in securing contracts,
notes, or cash from prospective students.
In such case permit will not be granted
to such business colleges Cor commercial
Departmental
E. T. FAIRCHTLD,
state Superintendent of Public Instruction
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What has become of the old fashion
ed man who used to ''telI the truth
when it would do no harm?"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-20

A small boys idea of an unexpected
thrilling adventure, is to witness a cat
fight in the daytime
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AHoRNEYs AT LAW.

HIRAM c. ROOT, atty. at law. SO KS. Az.
over Emahizer & Spielmans. Topeka. Ks
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servations and reports as to. the ner-
cury's progress upward.

Since Roosevelt slapped his son,
Theodore, jr., on the back, he has the
sympathy of the entire public during
his affection.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Partner with from 5000 to $500
for variety business, outside Of Topeka.
Address B. E., care Journal.
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PERSONAL.

DRINK HABIT CURED in three days.
Practical, safe sure, perfect. Free book
No hypodermics Bank guarantee con-
tract. Neal Institute, 1900 W. 10th ST.. To-
peka. Kan.
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WANTED-Female cook at Christ no
pital.
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WANTED-Experienc help on gown
Apply at once Berkson Bros.
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IT'S COOL OUT THERE

Spend your summer vacation in beauti-
full Estes Park, Colorado, in select com
pany. A few acre tracts in Sinclair Park
stin open for the Topeka contingent. Call
on the Heath company, 100 West 7th ST.,
and see views and diagrams of model
summer camp.
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WANTED-Independe machinists, mold
ers, pattern makers, boilermakers and
core makers. If you will write me at once
can secure you positions here at from
IS to As cents an hour. Work all the year
round. Address o. A. Holcomb in care of
the Axelson Machine company, 1406 San
Fernando St, Los Angeles, California.
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