davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-25

cut in one piece and finished with
a collar OF lace.
Tulle hats are in favor, and
those who can afford it will wear
tulle evening coats to match.
Simple Puritan dresses will be
much worn by young girls this sea-
son, with the simple couture now
so fashionable.
The newest skirt has a tunic
overskirt, over side plaits.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-25

Wash chmois gloves in warm
water, rinse in clear water and hang
up to dry with the fingers full of
water. They will not get so out of
shape.
BlOuses are being made of hand
kerchiefs in oriental colors, which
are made in India. The waists are
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-25
HOLD REUNION.

The members of the alumni, class
OF O9 of the South Central high
school, held reunion last night at
the auditorium of the school.
A SPECIAL musical program was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

ribbon or velvet and in beautiful brocade
or lace with a narrow band Of fur hiding
the line of union between crown and brim
and little how Of velvet or bunch 81
silk flowers set on the front
The ztih little silk roses and lsave- OF
old time Quaintne-s are being used this
fall a. they were las, winter and are some
times set fatty around wide dTooplng
brimS % shirred silk or chiffon as m on"
1t the arg" hats pictured On this pag"
a fancy more quaint than beautiful the
result ln~v itahly Suggesting certain
type Of elaborate lamp shade
Wild" low hats with narrow fur hands
around the edges Of the crown and hrlm
and with full Wrsaths Of hig soft h"autl-
ful flowers in silk and velvet cnCtrrEgg
the crown and covering practically ali
ot the space between the two lines oi tIr
are among the low chest Of IN" fur trimmed
models
Rlg tuThans Of long narrow shaT-' arr
made with the bTim- ~ onues-linl. sable
or other fur. and IN" crown ~ entirely
81 small flowers nc-tling among IN" iiunN
fur I'm" such turhan WAS IN th" pretty
gray p,r-siim which - -om"tltn"S called
Australian chinChilla and which cam"
into prumin"n,s last winter. The crow n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

the hesh hurts The worse YOU trsA,
the skin the more IL will glow the neat
J day and this color will be healthy.
/ The Partisan woman likes color. though
she persists In putting ON white for ths
street.
Il learned that powder IL a wonderful
preventative for the skin | saw . great
Partisan beauty take a handful Of cold
cream and rVb u into her face Then
she threw on a cloud Of snow white
powder, BEING a blonde she used the
whltest powder she could get looked
AT her IN Arna1ement, wondering what she
Was going u do with Il
am preparing for IN" street she
said.
Then she put on the finishing touch
which was rose pink auto veil which
covered her head and fans completely.
The result was that her skin was pro
t"cted, and when She cam. home sh" hat
only Ia spray some hot water un her faCS'
To tan" on III" ppwd"r and the cream
The French woman uses great deal
OF COrnStar"h on her fac" when giving
her Tao" "A beauty bath II seems 90 iah~
the windbuTn ONT uf It have seen her
wet cream ~ tartar aud spread It uu her
hands To whIteu them and plenty ~ tunes
! have watched her max" "A haste of corn
starch. spread il On her skin and leave Il
un Tor while Ot CpUrS" Il she eau
afford It an" buys the hl-a' hes for they
ar" very good At You know 'h" kind that
agrees with vour Cuticlr
Here arr some Of IN" beauty points
Z picked mp IA Paris thus year
Use the fresh fruit hl-aChe~ II you can
get the fruits of the season
Don't be- afraid of them. but use them
hot on the face. taking care tn experiment
with them to find out those that agree
best with your complexion
Make your hands and face match
Take care 81 your eyebrows IN the
early fall for the hot sun and the iying
roots. Apply little eyebrow grower az
night
bleach the very tip % YOUR chin until
il il a little whittier than the rest Of your
face: this gives your CountenanCe a very
youthful look
Begin the season bv training YOUR
ears to lie down, IN summer they get
pulled forward in hammock amt lollIng
chair. and sometimes they are made to
stand ont by the improper wearing ~ "A
veil Make them Ice down. and for this
you will need an ear harness
Make "a pair " chin straps and Use them
nightly. and daity too II need b. Tor TN.
fat comes quickly on the chin in summer
time
III your chin - double don't wear \
Dutch neck Dress the neck nigh and
wear a soft fold of lace ar yelling arount
your throat Pound of the Chin- hv
massage with the fat 81 the hAnd
Don't wear bright Colorz an the early
fall. the skin ~ m poor condition and the
COlors will he irving better put something
subdIed next 10 the face. or n possible
wear white. not all white hat enough 10
relieve the face of IN" strain 81 a con-
trast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

-taca was ".l~d IN with great Russian
yiol"ts ~ deep tones. ~ m 20 g.aigh
III" hat was hig and fat. with corded ar.d
sbirT'-d violet chiffon foundation AZ! ~it"
hands - chino hiila bordering y.
Ano thor 49, ~ the Fam" shop had a
muT which looked merely like all snor-
nous how Il black velvet ~dg ed uar-
rowly with skunk ard lined with purple
satin. onIy an OCCASIONAL glimpse e the
purple showing This bow was IN fac' 49,
upnn fa' shirrod velvrt foundation
waddsd and lined with purple ! q" hat
was drAped with black velvet with "a ~
ike that ~ IN" mum only much smaller.
and hand ~ fur "dginR ~ nearly COVER
nag the narrow CInse. dropping rim
RrpoadeE into which metallic threads
enter and which. dsspI'" their "yGur-I'"
TEXTURE and color. 80 sIRRcS' familiar
kind Df furniture covering. are t"irR much
used for turban crowns and uii"u tor
nuns 10 match In combination ~ C'lrlr~n.
with fur. 4 gorgeous set reproduced her"
had n hat. nun and 'heatr" bag n N"
brocad. combine with gold lac" and
g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
AMERICAN WAYS ABROAD.
Dry Martini Cocktails and Potato Chaps
on the Beach at DinaPd.

American manners rule az DnArd.'
aAys the English Sketch. and trARS-
atlantic tastes are catered for On -
Casino terrace. where the hand plAys
daily an assortment % TAgtime two
steps and q procession of assiduous wait
ers brings cocktails at noon to the idlers
ia basket chairs. who never seem to tire
of staring at each other.
The men gulp down their dry Martania
without accompaniment. hut the pretty
American women drink theirs with cold
fried potato chips. a singular form -
nourishment which II ~ the mode Hs
Dinard 10 convey To YOUR mouth with
nature = utensl your fngera
~trIrd potato chips | hear. are the
latest fantasy 81 IN" fair m American
s~asld" places ~ m" highest fashion.
and they must be- consumed m no other
way than with the Jtd uf rcsy perfectly
mantcIrrd finger.
Thus the most dlyylng beauties 81
Diuard including those who ara lovely
and vuuthful enough 80 wear the new
poke huuust may br seen toying with
this huiu"lv y"Ertabls in Just this primeval
manner Wonderful are the WAYS of
fashion. for nothing more UNLIKELY could
have been conceived than that heRutifuI
ladies should drink gin and vsrmouth
IN public Will" helping themselves 60 cold
fried potatoes with their bare. beringed
hands
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good 'urhan ~ this class il Illustrated
among the sketches and had - hmm
~ skunk fur. while the crown was NJ
beautiful Old brocade through which
threads - gold ran. A fairly stlT cluster
Of roses IN gold and dull colors as posed
on the FROM
Some odd little fur hats have no brins
az all. unless ons could call a very slight
far~ ~ the bowl Or dome shaped crown
a brIm. This shape - absolutely PLAIN
and ~ trimmed hy "a cluster u short.
f4!l. outstanding ostrich plunes or some
Ter soft high tuf' ~ feathers
In ssalrkin with gray feathers this
model ~ distinctly che and 4 ~ effectively
wurA.d out IN moI--kin and duh rose
feathers
1h. sam" rounded crown. not quite
- high and associated with narrow.
arpuping brirn framing the fac" closely.
~ also made IN such short pil" furs as
-..1I. mole. ac and on" Jauniy little seal
model which Is shown IA "a FIFTH avenue
-i.r na- for rs only trimming "A heavy
Nr..g.i cord e gold and silver drawn
round 'u" crown and knotted nj tbs. sisie
win short ends
\ reminded crown. plain ~ very slightly
full.d Iur"tr" urm. has ihs, sharply droop-
lng narr"w hriu ,'u' pr M . point directly
Iu the front, an arrangement much NOR"
generally becoming than that 1t IN" clos"
straight edge hrIm ala around the fac"
This shape ~ made up with fur crown
and velvet or satin brim. IN all fur with
a narrow folded scarf and knot Of. soft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
REPAIRS FOR SUMNER BELLIES
TREATMENTS THE COWPIENION
NEEDS ar rms SEASON.
Fruit and Flower nIeHrhes Go Remove
Wind chap and SunhuTn special
Treatment Required ny Faces On Jare,i
by Much AutOmoblIlng Paris Hints

reap harvest at this time of year hv
making over summer beauties said a
complexion expert I take them Iust
as they come hack To town. all covered
wrh sunhurn. and I turn them ont with
milk white complications aud hys a. red
as rose leaves
From the middl" 81 September until
III" nrst ~ November ~ my busy tim.
NV whole work - that "f renuNattng the
summer girl She Cum-s - m" and
transform her into the beauty which ~he
longs - be-. teach her that 81 sI.'u' this
month ~ worth $40 later. Ialm 10 prevent
wind chap and sun scprchings from l.a-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

usually the velvet brim with the draped
velvet crown, fur bTim.
Tn" trimming usually towers still
higher than the cruW n and IL IN tho form
- tuft II fancy feathers. -gret. ~
dustcr - OSTRICH plum"- Big wings
breasts and rinhun are greatly used hut
the NOR" erect "grets and brushes are
preferred for tho Io-sack shape This
~hap" like q ma Jnrlty - the turbans il
narrower than Ltst wears shapes. MAX ing
up M height for hat has been curtailed
IA W,ith
Pretty models less trying m hue than
those lusi descr'l" ar" quite a. close
and uar~pw. but are long rather than
round In" hrim IL wld- hand ~ fur
and th" crown Is - draped velvet ar
urorad" -l"p'ng upward 10 very CON
-Id'rdhl" height a. the hack and held
~ no." hrIm m n" mrddl" front hy a
metallic huw or cluster - flowers 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
Velvets and Velveteens

mporstons Lyons Chiffon complete
Persi Vevets Black and Coored Velveteens.
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Prar,lcr, lockers Reward

Gv,si.y rorrssp,ra,rrs Bsrrs- RSp"l ,ro1.
Determined n" play even WIN Harley
wrthktng Who has been rluglsaa"r IN
practical Jokes on nov IyS"ds hr- 'rs'nds
Vh~n he wa- married last night p" VI -
Idt'n Ga!s Nepi HIM pri-un"r m tu" a'flc
ell tho tIIde= nome unti - Clp'K Nus
r.0rp.ug Afiar the Wedding rs'"pI I"H
n end. -urrpunded ~. houEs ara $50
d. .f,fuubtf"- gaftDllef Tho street - prevent
~. s.,atr ~ mo couple The bridegroom
rcarsu .nsv would lake him from The huu -
and -pIRht refuge IN the attic ~ % \
VI tho hest man took Mr. and Mrs Neh-
king out through the cellar and earned them
in biz automobile 20 Denver.
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phonosraph Rrplacr. Foshern Here.

7 ~ ~ TTTTTT||TI \ WI ? WIN
n I. lIbbal-. } manager Of the Union
wharf 90 Port IoNn~eud has hit upon an
,id tu navigation -"Tvi,eAhls when the
~ ltafs ar.. "p~,.ur,.l With -iruA" from burn
rry forests Nj lhb3lS - u-tng \ phono-
graph 20 urIr pilots bring their vessels
'u 90. landing The usual thing - fog
% oru. br.r TODAY foghorns we're footed
en- q duSan vessels ly,nR At anchor nea- nv.
IA" rnonoEraph was hI,:hly successful.
T. = planned 10 have sps"ial Records made
10 hc',h warning cries over the waters
1p-da''. warnings consisted Of the strains
.uf ua- ANY one Here Seen kelly'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
Dog Insurance In Germany.

To meet long felt want OF the owners
Of valuable dogs in Germany the Fret
German Life Insurance Company for Dogs
has baen established AZ Frankfort. II is
capitalized AZ 100000 marks. or s7S.OOo.
Owners 81 dogs " orth more than SIS
may now insure IN" lives of their pets
against death hv accident, fire or disease.
Accident puiIcies NAV also he obtained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
Foreign Dress Silks
Wraps and Suits

Exclusive Lyons Novelties Latest Fall cooring and
METAL DAMAS RICH BRocADEs. GOLD SILVER METZ
GRENADNE CREPE FACoNN
PEKN cREPES DOUBLE BoRDERED GAUzES, SATIN CREPE Nj
TEoRE AND CHARMEUSE.
White Silks and SatnS for Wedding Gowns
Novelties for Bridesmaids Dresses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
Unmade Robes

Bugle Beaded Jewed and Embroidered
Tune and cura ehots showing exclusive asd unique
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coming permanent; and This can he done
only bv prompt attention.
Look AZ that pointing "a lttl.. purple
ar Int - which siICI, a rabbits foot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

'~0 r'ass=s. re ateurdly high and
~ 'lG'As' small hat or turhan.
." a'@Grtv low ana broad zig ha'
.''Ge rDio!s have a chic air. Pew
.a.v rre'ry Fewer still are Rensr-
o." '~.'g
20 =. 'h.s vl' - modified and one
% il -'.r~. no ~.a'a-jals and colorinRs
L"V 'r....-r are wonderfully
~ The most citing models
trimmed. mar hon being
.- with nun ard s.a-' and al au-
mite IN prnrte-v.rz . winter
let and satin In o. .",.
g...p q ske'che- g.. ..-'rt..- some
--.tiil'ie~ m MS r~Eart 90 ono
..g.t0.y 'he instance %. .'. .'aIv.
--v srp0r'an' shop BE- ~. r.rg -
'-v examples ~ this fai. .-.. IS
ma spectacular chars.'or -. a-
81 '0r re-eTvInR IN" hulk % 90.
10 Int.I the buying nr.at -
- - m town
p.. hats NAV have marrow IT. r-..
- framing me face closely, tvu.-
Ha'.v against the crown. ir.'r-
II dropping On one aid" and
closely on 'Ls other. ~ Iu
a. tli whatever the DriT. 90"
aI high Dr made - have an
e extreme height nv If- trim
waJOrity ~ 'hrs" crowns ar"
..a here - a tendency 30 ran
-ulv toward the hack placing
.tgnt 81 tho back hf' 'lt- j.
...Is INTO ~u.,h fu- enter.
.-.k F.RE~erIun 4 hand Il
90 - clus"ly around he head
'I y rs~- a high crown ~ fur or
Nth the fur crown there goes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
INV HATS OF TWO CLASSES
Az IITILE lND man. THL
OIHTR IOU t\D Mo.
N, Waterfall, and CoIorinEs nj thr ""
WINNER, Nrr, Pretty 'os>Ark YAM
ta.,rs bur Trimmed Variety m
Hrtm> MILLINERY sets Are No,ii>h.

y arv rrr'd"u," - To- D." Placed %
OBJ. .-,' showing u autumn millinery
., ..Nari frr M" " oman uf c"ns"rva-
NO ra..a. 80 ugy hat thus tall. hu
Nv 'ra cvtr.n" models ar" usually
.. ~, Co max" their apu"aranc" and
.... r rrIlIur-~ modify TN" new model~
.,..r.1ur. vr'h the Demands oi their
,......r-
= ..-..rrav millinery NAV t." DIV 'i"d
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arArE 1onRNAL on SALE.

The State Journal is on sale eacn even
ing at the following Places - Ar.
Matt Weightman. drugs, 80 Kansas AVe
Rosser Bros. drugs. SOB kansas ASS;
J. NJ BruDt drugs. 201 WEST OH 81
Price Drug Co, 71S Kansas Ave.
Fred Snow. drugs. lJO1 Topeka ave;
Frank Hobart. drugs. s0v West IUtn q, ..
Campbell Drug Co. s19 n kansas ave
Petro Drug Co.. S39 N. Kansas ave;
J. g. B. Pinney. drugs. 1885 kansas a. ave
3. W. Durant. drugs, l4U W. lotn -
NoePs Pharmacy. 935 Kansas ave.
Rigby's, 500 Kansas Ave.
National Hotel
Chesterfield Hotel,
1hroop Hotel
Firth Avenue Hotel
santa Fe Depot News STAND A..
Jews stand, N W cor. 9Th q Aan; -
+; Walker. drugs. >433 Karsas ave
Hultberg News Co. 4n9 Kansas ave;
goslin,s Pharmacy. 800 West 12tn Ssk.
X =. Kelly. drugs. N. e. cor 6tn q A|AA
Fred Corbin. drugs. 90c East sun
dartin's Pharmac y, 431 Holiday
6enry Wilson. 419 Holiday -
ten Wohler. drugs. 10th and M2rTr'S
" II. Wilson, drugs, 414 East 4tn
y A. Willis. drugs 302 Ehsf 4th.
Y 2. Pharmacy. 619 N Kansas I've.
1Iemond Drug Store 9Th and Bucnannts"
"; 9. Edelblute. drugs. 5E West ~
y W. Kramer. drugs. 400 East LocVsi
Hancock Bros. POS Stevens st
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GARL1NGHoUsE REALTY CO.

GARLINGHoUsE REALTY co.
Both Phones 1906 Cos Kansas Ave
$S,100-Brand new room modern house
on paved street, walking distance.
$2,650-New s room modern house, gas
and electric light, furnace pipes, cement
cellar, 119 lots, IL blocks out
$2,0O0-New room house. partly modern
lots, high location, close to Washburn
college. Nonresident wants offer.
$2,5O0-Never occupied, new room mod
ern house, we'll built, maple floors, gas
and electric light. IL lots, $500 to $500
down.
s., 100-New rooms, modern, never occu-
pied, walking distance, $500 down.
$1,350-Close in, rooms, gas, water,
paving, rents $3.50, $500 down, SIP per mo.
MUST SELL AT ONCE BECAUSE NO
WORK
$780, lots, 21z blocks of car. room
cottage, barn, high ground
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

acres, room cottage. hen house. wen.
fruit. nice tract. close in, West side. s1.7oo.
so acres. Shawnee Co.. y mile depot,
good room house. barn, crib. fruit, some
timber. nearly all valley land in cult, s., $50
acres. room cottage. cement walks,
good barn. hen houses. fine place. miles
west. s2,1oo
~ acres, room house. barn, hen houses.
fruit, miles out on macadam road, 81, 400.
J. D. MILLER & CO.. s15 Kansas Ave.
Both Phones
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LAND
1884 acre pasture. fenced, 20 miles To-
peka miles station, $500.
64O acres % miles Topeka, part bottom,
highly improved. " mile station. 5000.
LOTT acres north central Kansas, highly
improved. 21s miles town. 5000.
better land, $500.
344 acres IL miles Topeka, 200 cultivation,
fine improvements. 5000.
$40 acres Cloud county, improved, $50
acre cult, 5000.
200 acres Pottawatomie county, 100 cult,
well improved. miles town. $500.
1,42S acres Hodgeman county, Kansas,
improved, 500 cult, all fenced, $3.50.
24O acres Elk county, " mile town, good
improvements. $37 So
See us for farms, ranches and irrigated
lands. Large list.
W. S. CHAPMAN & CO.,
107 E. 7th st.
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FREE DISPENSARY.
FOR sALE-REAI. ESTATE.
CITY PROPERTIES

Good seven room residence, cellar, els
tern. city water. bath. barn, jsewer. gas,
one and half lots. fine shade. near
9Th and Lincoln Price $3.50.
Five room residence. cellar, well, city
water. sewer, gas. paving, one lot, West
9Th near Clay. Price s125o.
Five room cottage. cement walks. eel
lar, well. cistern, furnace, sewer. gas. two
lots Owner says sell and wants offer.
LUCAS & LAGERsTRoM,
Crawford Bldg. No. 500 jackson ST.
Ind. Phone 1880.
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TEN ACRE TRACT.
Located about two miles from the Ave
nue., six blocks from car line. Price
81, 100.
1O3 ACRE FARM.
Located three miles from city. 40 acres
under cultivation, 20 acres alfalfa, IS acres
pasture, fine eight room residence, splen-
did barn, watered by wells and creek,
windmill, fair orchard car line. Price
s12,S75. Finest dairy farm in Shawnee
county.
ITO ACRE FARM.
Located three and half miles from
city, 80 acres under cultivation, 10 acres
for IA head of stock. hog house. smoke
house. chicken house. 65 acres in corn, IS
acres alfalfa, 10 acres kaffir corn, watered
by wells, cistern and spring. Price $4,000.
LUCAS & LAGERSTROM,
Crawford Bldg, No. 500 Jackson st.
Ind. Phone 1890.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
PINE LINE OF SAMPLES.

WHOLE SECTION-(640 acres), Wood
son county, mile of r. r., grass land.
plenty water, rents $500. Price $50.
BRICK FLAT-s1o 600; total rent, 81. 400.
HOUSES-Room for 8, $500, rent $50.
$1,000 corner total rents $57 per month.
HOMES-New rooms, completely mod
ern. oak finish, so #. corner, front, blks.
Capitol, $3,460.
8 ROOMS, all modern, E. front, near
head of Central Park, 81, 800.
1920 Fillmore--S rooms, IL lots, 5000.
NEAR GOVERNORS SQUARE-New
rooms, complete BATH hot water, COM
bination lights, piped for furnace, shade,
IL lots. $780, Snap this week.
$2,500-New, all modern, except furnace.
S2,0O0-Monday, 6 rooms, bath, gas, room
for another house, very close in. Ask.
81, 500-6 rooms, 30 it, front, blocks west
$T75-$250 down, 4 rooms, 21k lots.
TRACTS-52 lots, 21st and Hancock, at SIT.
5 acres, 8 blocks H. p. car, 500.
II acres ~ miles east, $1,eoe. 4e
acres improved, miles N. W.,
$500 Splendid so near Valencia,
$50. 1e0 fine farm in the re-
nowned farming belt, 21s miles
Nortonville, Atchison county,
$50, to settle an estate.
Everything you want in city or county.
Also insurance, loans, rentals and collec-
tions
W. NJ FORBES & co.
1O7 w. 9TH st. Both Phones.
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A. d. JONES & CO.'S


80 acres, 20 in cultivation, room house,
barn 1Sx36, fruit and water, s., 800.
80 acres, room house, barn, fruit, 60
in cultivation, water, $500.
III acres 5 miles from Topeka, good
house and barn, smooth, $1,000.
80 acres miles from Topeka, well i'm
proved, good land, $3.50 per acre.
50 acres 1 mile from Topeka, 80 acres
alfalfa, large improvements, extra land,
10000.
$50 acres, extra well improved, fine soil,
lays well, u mile to school and station.
Price $50 per acre, miles from Topeka
We have for sale, rent and exchange,
farms and ranches.
A d. JONES & CO.,
600 Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kansas.
Ind Phone $40. Bell $780,
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WALLACE & CARSON.

5S1 Kansas Ave. Ind 267.
Choice dairy farm 8 miles from Topeka,
new buildings, barn with stone basement,
32x2s; house S2xS2; other outbuildings; 100
peach trees, so apple trees. % cherry trees,
two springs. well of excellent water at
the door. Is acres in alfalfa, 20 acres
timothy, clover and blue grass.
A few new houses on the West side at
a moderate cost, for sale on easy terms.
Choice homes in all parts of city at
right prices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-15

IRRIGATED LAND.
The Greatest Fruit and Alfalfa valley
FORT s sToc i TeT 0R TEx Las ss''es'
Rich alluvial soil. natural flow of pure
spring water, exceeding 100000 gallons
Water on land now. Assured profits of
from 500 to $1,000 per acre. No droughts.
round Climate in United states. Alti-
tude $3.50 feet above sea level Fort
Stockton is the county seat of Pecos
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient railway,
now under construction. Population now
Loo; Will soon be a city Of 1000 to 1900
investors than, were ever offered in the
older irrigated districts where orchards are
Easy to get start Choice locations open
to those who investigate now. Low rate
YOU Gan CAN'T s AFFORD r, 70 BUY LAN e;
ANYWHERE WITHOUT SEEING FORT
STOCKTON.
FORT STOCKTON IRRIGATED LANDS
COMPANY,
321 Fidelity Trust Bldg, Kansas City. Mo.
SOME OF THE BEST BARGAINS IN
Topeka.
One lot 50x70, 21a blocks from the audi
forum, good nearly new house of 6 rooms,
hall, 8 closets, piece bath, pantry, .
porches, gas for light and heat, rents for
SIS. first class tenant Terms, $3.50 cash,
balance payments. Price only $1,000.
112 lots, extra fine, east front corner, on
Tyler street; geod-2 story, room house,
all modern except furnace. Price 5000.
fine east front lots, Clay street. good
2 story house of 8 rooms, cellar, hall,
porches, gas. bath, good barn, only $500.
lots Lincoln street, fine location, good
Z room brick vaneer house, cellar. well,
cistern, gas, good barn.. Price $780,
11a lots Tyler street, east front, fine To-
| cation, good fully modern, s room house,
So, 200.
1 have some of the best bargains in town
and fine list of farm and small tracts.
1t will pay you to see me before you in
vest Perhaps 1 can save you money.
J. e. SHAFFER.
Ind. $780, 615 Kansas Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-15

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, ONE TEN
ROOM, STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE;
ALSO ONE TEN ROOM PARTLY MOD
ERN HOUSE, ARRANGED FOR ONE
FAMILY OR FOR TWO FAMILIES.
BOTH PROPERTIES CLOSE IN. TERMS
ON EITHER TO SUIT PURCHASER.
P. / MURPHY, 80 MONROE ST.
BELL 2551. INDEPENDENT 1888 RED.