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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-21
LEGAL
Published in The Topeka State Journal
October q, 1910
OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO


OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO
Commission Ghamber. Topeka. Kansas.
October -, 1910. The City Commission
met in regular adjourned session at
o clock a. m, with the following CommlS-
siOners present. Commissioners Holman,
Miller and Tandy-3. Absent, Commission
er Bone-L Mayor Billiard in the chair
Request from Fred Zeidler for privilege
of connecting residence at 15l2 POLK street
with city water, was presented, read and
on motion of Commissioner randy
granted.
Bids for coal, furnished to the various
City departments, were received from the
Southwestern Coal and Fuel Company
and the Topeka Coal Company on mo-
ton of Commissioner Holman, both bids
were rejected and the City Clerk m
structed to readvertise for bids, said BIDS
to be on file in the office of the CITY
Clerk by 9 o'clock a. m. Monday, OCTOBER
-, 1910.
An Ordinance creating the office of milk
inspector in the City of Topeka, prOVld-
the sale and delivery of milk, cream and
ice cream in said City, providing penaIl-
ties for the violation thereof: repeating
and Ordinance No. 2S45 approved May %
1903, and all other Ordinances and parts
of OrinanceS in conflict with this Orol-
nance was presented; first reading Oh the
Ordinance -
Commissioners on October II, 1910 py
Commissioner Bone. was, on motion OF
Commissioner Tandy, adopted: 49, -,
RESOLVED. That the sum OF SIo.V
be, and the same is, hereby transferred
from the General Improvement Fund to
the Sixteenth Street Opening una Ior
ed against the City for the opening VI
Sixteenth Street.
Bid of c. r Daily for the repaving of
North Central Avenue at the south ap-
proacts TO the Soldier Greek Bridge was
on motion of Commissioner randy re-
Jected. - -
contract for the completion or the ex-
tension to the Melan Arch Bridge across
Kansas River on Kansas avenue, pe
awarded TO James O'Counor x Son OF
Kansas City, Missouri provided lney tdEtv
the material on ground at the CITY E1ngl-
neer's estimate, or 81 lst-15, winch liiotio4
on motion of Commissioner Tandy, the
tract with lanes OConnOr & Son OF
Kansas City. Missouri, for the colnplpe-
ton of the extension to the Melan AfcD
Commissioner Fandy moved that the
proposition. granting the topeka ttauIMd5
Company grades on Douth1tL Avenue;
Buchanan Street. be recons1dered' w WllS1L !.
motion prevailed Comrisslonef 1anuS
then Withdrew his original motion, grant
ing the Topeka Railway Company grades
The MAYOR appointed J. H Squires,
George HanIey and T. c Moore as ap-
praisers for the condemnation ana appro-
p-iation of certain land FOR pupLc par
PURPOSES as described by Ordinance 40;
4GO7 which appointment was conIlrIneu
by the following vote: Ayes. C9I1lIIlls \
stoners Holman, Miller ahd a<1lIG $1,000.
On motion of Commissioner Tandy, Miss
Holman. Deputy City Clerk, was SIai ~
a vacation of two weeks, beginning &c
10 further business appearing. on mo-
ton Commission adjourned -or
City Clerk.
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BOWEN IS HERE.
Democratic Candidate for State Sup
erintendent Has Ideas of Own.

D. N. Bowen, of Pittsburs. candi-
date on the Democratic ticket Tor
State Superintendent of Public In
structiou is in Topeka today attending
the annual session OF the State Teach
eTs association
There is nothing of a political ma
ture attached to my visit to Topeka,
said Mr.. Bowen. Il am attending the
for twenty years, and for the same
purDOse-to better fit me for my work.
I have some ideas concerning the pub
lie schools which If elected Will try
to carry into effect.
Rural Schools Neglected.
At believe that the common schools
Of the state, where 9S per cent of the
children receive their educations are
being neglected Kansas IS the only
state in the union which does not ap
propriate money for the school in the
country districts and I believe that
something should be done to bring
{, out a change in these conditions
"Our rural schools are not what they
should be and I believe that the state
should take steps TO remedy this evil.
Our state institutions are great fac
tors in the upbuilding of the state and
educating the boys and girls, but our
country schools should receive help
too The state agricultural college
ahouId work out the fundamental facts
81 agriculture and the country schools
should be a means of disseminating
them among the boys and girls who
receive their educatiOns from our rural
.'When we bring about this condi-
ton we have solved the problem Of
keeping the boys and girls ~ the
farms and they viii no longer rush to
the centers OF population, to their own
detriment. The state superintendent.
Il he chooses. may do much to help
the common. schools and bring about
more favorable conditions BY no
means am 1 in any way opposed to the
state educational institutions. but 1
think the common schools should re-
cefve a great deal more attention in
the future than they have in the past
ssI believe that the Office Of state
superfntendeut of public instruction
sbouId be nou-pOlitical but I do not
believe that one man should be per-
Detl1ated in power: in other words. I
do rot believe in a third term How
ever. the Office can not honestly be re-
ferred to as an educational one. as il
IS now handled. for next to the gov
eruor the state superintendent of pub
lie instruction has more executive
power than any other state official
importance of Contracts.
HE is chairman of the board which
awards the contracts for books of all
Kinds and annually distributes more
than half million dollars OF school
FINDS. of a board that loans the pub
lie school funds. He also is a mem
1e~ of I've other executive boards. so
WHY say the office is purely an educa-
tfoual one
"As the Office now exists there is q
great need for frequent changes and
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Thirst published in The Topeka state
Journal October u, 1901
NOTICE.
NUIlOt. -
Topeka. Kansas. October L lslo--

-ToDeI5a. kansas. October 4, 1910
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ~
Notice is hereby given that We J. n
Souires George Hanley and 7. c. Moore;
have been appointed BY the AlaEotf IT, IT,
City Commissioners OF the city Oh -
peka, as appraisers undeT ana PtI g.
proved October H. 1910, and pqpnshedo II
The official city paper of SAID ClIy 20
t0ber 10 1910 and have duly qualhled az
such appraisers and that sa1d appra ass -.
viii meet on Tuesday, November Isl.
1910 at 9 o'clock a m, at the hof tHWese
corner of Crane Street and Kansas ave
the actual value of the land proposes 70
be taken and assess the peneLIts pSA 49, -
and the damage caused. as Dy nc ~ 1
provided. by reason OF the coltel I 80
nose of lots and pieces OF lana IyIns
within the following described tract III
the C'itv of Topeka, Shawnee County,
no in Section 80. Township Il. Range
1s east of the sixth P NJ IN shawnee
County. Kansas. lying east OF the right
Pacisic Railway in the City of Topeka,
except tract belonging TO the City 49, u -
peka and tract condemned py me CoI 4I5
Commissioners OF said county toI d ~ c-i r.
on south side of the Kansas River Inc
boundary of the benefit district, as tlXed
nv Ordinance, is as follows, to-W1t; Be
Ginning at the intersection OF the south
bank of the Kansas River with tTae center
~ Of Kansas Avenue; thence
south along the center iIne 30, OF
Kansas Avenue to the center line
Center line of Fourth Avenue to the CEN
ter line of Polk Street; thence north alons
the center line of Polk Street to the south
bank of the Kansas River; thence easteL
Tiver TO the place of beginning all IN
the City of Topeka, shawnee touhtE'
kansas cOr-rprS
GEORGE HANIET,
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Yates College Entrance Report.

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 21.-The re-
port of the college entrance examina-
ton board just received at Yale shows
that for the present year 5, 731 candidates
took the examinations. an increase of
nearly SEQ. over 1903. The board ex-
pended Sz3,Z2115 and read a total of
22,1S9 papers Examinations were held
at les places covered by As examiners.
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LEGAL.

Der sth. 1910, for the election Of state and
county Offices
From Wednesday. October 18th, to Fri
oay. october 18th, inclusive, registration
can be made at the office OF the Commits
SIoner OF Elections, at the Auditorium
rom from o'clock a. m until 10 o'clock D. m,
including the noon hour
All voters who were legally -eyfstered
Tor the City Election held on the SIN day
OF April, 1910, and voted at said election
oL nave registered since and have not
changed their residence are legally regis
tered at this time
al. An voters who did not vote at TIA last
city Election held April 5th 1910, and
who have not since registered will have
70 register to become legally entitled to
vote at any election whether a prfln .ry or
allure to vote at a primary or special
electlon does not disqualify the voters
Iegis traIlon, as Il does under the law gov
ernlng General Elections
lSeaI-1 C. H TITUS.
Commissioner nf F.leofious
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MISCELLANEOUS

THE PROPER place to get your clothing
or hats cleaned, dyed or repaired prop
eriy is where they have the proper facifi-
ties to do the work properly and the
proper experience The only place in To-
peka to do this is "Chivers' - los East Sth
st.-remember East Sth St They have
been before the public over half a cen
fury and know HOW. Bell phone 1881 or
$685.. Please remember East 18th St,
in the Majestic building.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

W. T. Mcdonald and wife to 5. 4.
Maxwell, lots 46S and 90 Mulvane
St. ElmhurSt dd.----...--.--....----.-S -
B. Watson to c. Watson. lots 49l
and % Michigan ave, Walnut Park 800
F. Newberry and wife to d. New
berry and wife, lots 40, 81 Lawrence
St, Z. c. Evans add-----..--.-...--.- 5JL
". z. Heatherly and wife 70 f. J.
Johnson, lot 81 and pit. "a Clay ST.
Missions add. -.....----- .-------. in
n j Si1-l6 -,!.-1o--.,-'-, 8, So
D. Bolick to \ D. Jones. lots 392-4
and Norris ave, DR.. Martin Place
P Adams to H E Adams. lots on
College ave, College hi add
". E. Thompson and wife to C W.
POTreTfieId. lots al and 43 Law
renee St, Metsker's add.-.---.-..-..- 1,Sot
c. f A Strickrott and wife to Z
Horsfield. lot 80 Van Buren, ST. 1sc'
E. P. Marquis and wife to same, lots
67-9 and Il Harrison st.----.------.--- 2,6lt
L F Clearinghouse and wife 10 y G
Patch. lot 6Q2 and pit. Coz Fillmore
st, OFT & Tewksberry add--..-..---
o. SeIOver to A. T HarbersOn. lot
19S Buchanan st, HOrnes add. $500 i, -,
s S OFT and wife to l. +. CARING
house, lot 602 and pt. 60 Fillmore
st, OFT & Tewksburys add. ----.--..
:. OFT and wife to l. F. CARING
house. lot 602 and pit. ga Fillmore
St. OFT & Tewksbury's add 3G
R c. Cannon and wife to n Black
burn lots IS and : Curren's SUBJ.
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Office OF Commissioner of Elections.
REGISTRATION Notice, OFFICE
OPEN UNTIL. 10 P NJ
Notice is hereby given that the books
for the registration Of sotefs for the City
of Topeka will be closed Friday. October
18Th. 1910. at 10 O'Clock T. m. and will not
be opened for registration until after the
Election to be held on Tuesday, Novem-
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il It were entirely an educational posi-
ton I DO not believe that man should
hold the place for more than two
terms I was the author Of the com
mon school plank in the Democratic
platform which Incorporated into a
law, would bring great benefits TO the
common schools of Kansas. 1 believe
in these schools. for practically all OF
our children get their primary educa-
ton there and but two per cent of
them ever get beyond the high
schools.
The people of Kansas evidently be-
Iieve the promise OF George H. Hodges
that he viii give them a genuine busi-
ness administration. 7 find that he has
wonderful following especially
among the heavy tax payers With
the solid Democratic vote. which he Is
sure of, and the assistance of the
thousands of anti-Stubbs Republicans,
I can see victory for Mr.. Hodges and
the entire state ticket
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J. H. SQUIRES,
GEORGE HANIE1,
T. c. MOORE.
Appraisers.
First published in The Topeka state
Journal October q, 1910
office of the City Clerk.
Topeka. Kan. october 20 1910
pPnP0SAIS FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL
Sealed proposals will be received at TINS
office until 9 o'clock m, Monday &c
tober "a 1910 for furnishing Usage CITY
or Burlingame shaIt, FlttSpurs, CileI OAes'
Weir Cyity or Frontenac lump, mine run.
nut and slack coal Coal 10 be delivered
on tracks at the City Water works, CITY
F.ectric Light plant and various city de-
nartmeuts including the Crematory plant,
Where and when needed and in such
quantities as may be needed
All coal to be weighed on the city
scales or on such scales as may be dssig-
mated by the Mayor and Board OF Com
A certified check for 800 must accom-
PAW each bid, payable to the City Of
1ToneIxa which will be forfeited TO the
Cfty if the successful bidder fails TO en-
ter into contract with the City within
five DAYS after the award is made
The MAYOR and Board reserve the right
to reject any or all bids
rSeaiI c. 3. BURGE-
City Clerk
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v.4~TFn-STTT A-ToNs-

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YOUNG lady desires position in doctors
office or other office work. Address NJ
f. care Journal
WANTED-Married man wants position
on farm as foreman or hired man Ad-
dress Y Y. Y, Randolph, Kansas
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal October 10, 1901

TonTnIssI1II6T
Topeka kan, Oct. 49, 1910.
MEETING, OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
VISORS OF ELECTIONS
If elections will be held at the office of
the Commissioner of Elections on Tues
day November 1st. 1910, At 7:39 O'Clock
% m for the purpose OF revising the
REGISTRATION hearing appeals from the de-
cision of the Commissioner Of Elections
and the consideration CT bids for furnish
ing meals to election boards for the cleo
ton TO be held on TUESDAY, November Sth,
1910: also any other Business which may
properly come before the board OF super
visorS.
BIDS for furnishing meals for the cleo
tion boards are solicited and same must be
filed al the office on or before L O'Clock,
T'TIesdav November 1, 1910
[Seall - IL 1AND4s
tons
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DO YOU know of parties coming to To-
peka? you can frequently obtain
THROUGH CAR service for them by ad-
ViSing The Merchants Transfer & Storage
Co. Car coming from Chicago this week
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UPLAND FARM

10 good acres s miles from Topeka 21z
miles railway town. orchard, alfalfa, tim
Othy and clover room house. large barn,
cistern wells and spring; school close
Good property cheap for quick sale, s.. 500
J. E TORRINGTON. 109 w. 6th ST.
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FOR RENT-ROOSIS.

FOR RENT-ROOSfS.
FOR RENT nicely furnished modern
consisting room. dining room, bed
room and kitchen-aH ready for house
Keeping {. o Hovatter, 14IT West Tenth.
Ind phone &9s Black.
FOR RENT -urnised rooms with or
without board. 500 Tyler St Ind. phone
23so Black
Modern furnished rooms. large and small
one Ind. 2lII Red 523 Van Buren, st.
close IN. privilege eonIpany. ApplyP. OBox3
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeep-
ING. n10dern 81 Madison st
FOR RENTING nice rooms. uneurnish-
ed. close in. modern. sol West 18th st.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with
board in private family. 716 Jefferson
Ind 1888
FOR RENT furnished housekeeping
81 MONROE. nice light room. coal fur
mace. electric 1ghts. STRICTLY modern.
FOR RENT furnished housekeeping
rooms: private bath. 1IQ5 Van Buren,
NICE furnished front room. downstairs.
with bath. 81 per month. 90S West 5th-
FOR RENT-AIodern room with or with
out board go Monroe St
FOR RENT modern well furnished
rooms. 81 W. 10tl.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms. SIP
FOR sALE-LdneIoun. 100 yards. SO \.
Kansas ave.
furnished rooms. No. COS Harrison St
FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms. 4o1
East Sth st. Ind. phone 2253 Back
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms,
strictly modern 80 Polk. Bel SOS.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room for
gentleman SO Madison Ind S56-Riug >
Fer RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR Rents roomed cottage. 72s Tyler.
INQUIRE 80 West zth
FOR RENT-Nice 6 room house. gas. city
water and eisIern. Inquire = Buchanan
FOR RENT room house. 1924 Kansas
ave. INQUIRE 81 Madison. Ind. u19.
FOR RENT-1417 W Sch. 5 rooms. ~
lots, SIS. or would sell on monthly pay
ments.
For sale. nice room Kansas avenue
Bargains in Topeka avenue and Harri-
W n FORBES & co. 107 w. 7th
FOR RENT-Iodern residence. SIS Tyler:
rooms. $3.50. Phones So.
FOR RENT houses. , barns. east side.
Peterson Phone 25z5 Red.
FOR RENT-5 room cottage, partly mod
err Bel phone 90 Ind. IIz3-
FOR RENT room house ~ Leland st.
ar 500 Inquire c II. Burge.
ONE nicely furnished, modern. front
room. 80 Van Buren,.
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lFrst published IN the Topeka stats
journal October ). 1slo.l

THIRTY DAY NOTICES OF APPLICA-
lion OF BUSINESS COLLEGES FOR
a PE FERN TO CANVASS IN THE
Iopekas Kansas, August p, 1910
Not1ce Is hereby given that the follow
ing business colleges Tor commercial de-
sa:tments Of other schools1 have made
application to me for a permit to canvass
IN the State of Kansas for the purpose
OF selIlns tuition II advance and contract
ing or securing notes for tuition rom stu
dents before their registration at the busi-
ness coHeges Cor commercial depart
nlenISl herein named
Natlonal Business College Independence.
Kansas.
kansas
II satisfactory proof is furnished that
any 81 the above named colleges or COM
MerclaI departments are incompetent to
Iurnlsh such a course OF instruction az
thy aoyerttse or that the moral surround
lngs OF the institution are not good, or
that the premises are kept in an IN
heaithy condition, or that the agents of
ssaid institutions use misrepresentation or
fraudulent method in securing contracts.
notes, or cash from prospective students,
IN such case a permit viii not be granted
70 such business college Cor commercial
Departmental
E T FATRCHTL.D.
state Suoerintendent Of Public TrstrTlctiolt
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal October 70, 1910.l-
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RrSTNESs CHANCES.


nesses in the city. It will bear the clos
est investigation; excellent opportunity for
nan who has 800 to 5000 TO invest; an
assured yearly income of not less than
500 peg year. Deal with owner. Room
IS Keith Bldg. S14 Kansas ave
FOR SALE-Ffrst class hotel and restaur-
ant IN live town of 5000, doing fine bus
mess must sell at once. part cash and
trade, $500; telephone exchange to trade
Tor land $4,000 ice and cold storage plant
70 trade for land. fine farms and ranches
OF 100 to 5000 acres in western Kansas;
extra good bargains; other business
chances.
\. L. Furman, S11 Kan. ave. Topeka. Kan
AN UNUSUAL opportunity TO invest S100
that viii pay an annual income of .
per cent or better Only limited num-
Der of shares for sale. For particulars
call on The Heath Co. 100 West 7th st.
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ROOF. .vD RrrLIARD rABLEs.

FOR SALE-New and secondhand BILL
uArd and pool tables and bowling alleys
we lead the world in cheap bar fix
lures; easy payments. Send for catalogue.
k-Balke-CoIlendex Co.. l329-Sl
Main street. Kansas City No
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
IDA G BARNES. II. d.
Office 726 Kansas ave Residences ,rhIr-
teenth and Clay Office hours a. M 70
II a m. and p. m. to D. m Both
phones 10. residence and Ind. 1915 office
DIR. LIDIA MUMA has returned IN
1l05 y. 9Th. Chrome Diseases a speciality
DIR. s. E. MARTIN, cancer specialist
has moved his office to his residence
1910 Van Buren, street
DIX H H. KEITH, surgeon and diseases
of women. with private hospital Offic@
724 Kansas ave
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Designing class; entrance any time. Art
Institute of Washburn college.
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LOST-Blzck plume on West Eighth st.
between Taylor street and Crosby Bros.
Please return to Crosby Brothers glove
department Reward
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vANTFD-MALE HELP.

WANTED-MaIe help; experienced arm
walters. Cremerle restaurant
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EDUCATIONAL.

Art embroidery class has been opened;
entrance any time Art Institute of Wash
burn college
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED TO BUY
second hand household goods and st9SeS
of all kinds. Top cash price.
ECONOMY FURNITURE CO
Ind Phone I25T $50 Kansas Ave
WANTED-To rent a or room house
on the East side. Call Bell phone 9lS-
TANTED-TO buy old carpets Nc
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Saturday afternoon class for teachers;
entrance any time. Art Institute Of Wash
burn college.
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Saturday afternoon class for children;
any time. Art Institute OF Wash
burn COLLEGE.
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MEN-Our Illustrated catalogue explains
how We teach barber trade in few weeks
mailed free. AIoIer Barber College. Kan
SaS civ M
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FOR SALES rooms, lots, Oakland.
Price cut from 81, $50 to 1925. for a short
time ]. d. Miller, So Kansas ave. Both
phones
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LOST-Iast week a black purse contain
ing money Mrs James Troutman Bell
$50 Ind 5f73
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Piano by worthy charitable
institution. information cheerfuliy fur
nished. Address Charity State Journal
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERK examinations
viii be held November p Scores OF
other examinations during September ana
October. Information free Columbian
c rrespondence College. washington. d.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS TO TRADE

! VIII trade or sell good paying livery.
transfer, bus line express. baggage coal
ana Iced business The only one in good
town. Owner too old o. H AIcOuarv
IOpeka. Kan. Box %
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FOR SALE-Cash or credit. 80 gas arch
lights, stoves all kinds lineoliuTn. shelly
ing and show cases. 6O2- SO. 612 N Kan
sas ave Both phones 1853. North Topeka
Furniture Co
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PAVING.

CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING CO.. 214 E 6th ST Mfgs. of
building. paving and sidewalk brick
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STRAYED OF. STOLEN.
STRAYED-Pair Fox Terriers yesterday
from Mrs. Morton's. on Rochester road,
Route No. 3 Reward if returned.