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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

Hebber TO. opuc,an, Phone 40g,
a. p pauk,, of Iams BIS VISITING
the fair todHl.
Oscar aud Herbert Govbrl oi E,lou
are visiting Albuquerque TODAY
Mrs " a kiddcr or Oratr is q
Visitor for tba rust uf iHu week
r.. GrduGioun, merchant OF san
Marclul, ie urr' for the tlr
Albert .. Noh.. . welt known m,r-
chant col l.rnuliiiu. b, 800 tho rlty toe
day looking at the Uir
\ Il Buckllnd and louu Becker. &c..
ANA wife are visitors from liclen 10.
day
George " Armiio Clork ul the pro-
bate court Of santa Pc county Is Sis-
iting he fair
Robert Huusick. II & Kerr Miss
Muser and Mrs T. =. Lewis sIe visi.
tors from Carlsbad 60 the iair
O.. 81 stevenson ans Nifr aud e NJ
Elwuud az, visitors .r7m l.as VEGAS
Tor az, rest cot th, wees.
G,urg, q lambert and Henry j.
Raymond nf pur-,g. n. N. are visit
'nr, uvro tor the fair.
Mrs. Caroline o. Otcto OF Rusv % De-
.Nng 100 thu CTS Tor tho rest of the
at
Vols W. paul auditor of thr New
.I,..n Central railroad, is here to-
U rom his home iu santa Pc
H j. Suowdpu. Santa 90 special
assent al RATION, b. iu Albuquerque on
ugsiuess to-day.
g.. o. Murphy retiring precedent of
THE pharmuc, hnurd returned L. his
home IN las Vegas tlN morning
G. l.. Ballard b. her. from Roswell
today Gao attend try meeting of the
cattle sanitary buurd AS Is also W. ~.
Jac6 from Folsom
nushF Nu.rols passed Through
here tuis morning from the west 0n
thrir WHN Goo Brlon, travelling in two
special cars
o. I tiuRrrs, ranger For The iUr-
est tprfre With headduurt.ts 90 ll,lt
Canyon. ia her" Tor dag cor two.
Zoo eity
n. Il. O'Rear aud his sister. Miss
Muttie O'Rear of Kelly y A. are
among those taking In he sights OF
the big state fair
Tea day special sale Buggirs vag.
ons, harness and saddles High tde
buggipr nov selling AZ So nN liar
ness 81 50 j Korbcr a CO
Lorenzo Dcigad0. ownc ar overall
horses appoaring al lhe iu.H rack,
is here ifou his home Iu 'lr Vegas
10 watch his animals nf N1.k
George " Hanlop %. ..l timber
'"rr''l"i Zoo tiw ~'nI I.,. arrived
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

lai uIsht rr"m Dc. boni, at Mouuipiu.
/ LAIR
According to tclcgrnphic ad,ices
/ from Akron -. hie family home ~
| Essclburn, formerly resident ct this
city a. dying OF heart trouble
Airs :. e. yartVriSbt and Airs b.
e. Abbott uf SANTA r.. v,l know
society ladies of the capital ciU, are
to Wow ghc l1ir.
Visitors Co. M" iair, d. NOT over.
look the new home OF tb" Charles IL
field Go, Wholesaler OF orcrytling
the largest .oncrctc trcproof struc.
turc lu the cst located north so the
Aiyarado along the railroad tracks.
Mrs. GcHr1, Douiitur returned last
night rom Roswell. Nh.r, she attend
"d the srss.uus uf fho Eebrkah Grand
Lodge Air. poolntIc r.pr, scented the
local ipdsD ui i,"hoHIls.
ur Nuut, 3 cheney pr willard "
tn thr itN t0day with 20 PARTY of VIII
lard people Iir WH return Tonight
Lut th, party. which b. composed ia
pan ui {. g. iHulun and Hugh .-U .-
h'r, viii rrm.in Tho rest uf On, week
Doctor ami Mrs j u Raster and
tncjI daughter Ruth, OF Topeka. Kas
are la the city visiting friends ana
,ahlns in he fair White here they
viii be- hc guests ct T. l.uthy ana
family DU Raster is chlcl surgeon
| Tor lhr Santa Fc railroad and was at
/ one time Urgeon iur The company IN
! Albuquu.uu,
/ Nj uu Mrs JuhH hli and Mr.
Hill's mother. MR. Frances liill. are
1 visitors n NlhuQur.tur frnm VIII
Jams Arl. nr the fair They are the
sucst- U,r uf Mr-. Edward Gloss, sls-
\ ter uf Mr. lUl Who was formerly Jl
( AlhuuH.rlI. man. aud Nhu was mlr-
rcd Hst wednesday ice Williams 90
/ Mis- EH 49, Francis bringing his
bride H,f, Tor q visit n h.s home
! town
Nr % HodeS iu charge OF mo
guIslu .NN.uH at %, state f1ir wishes
90 cam r special attention. uf She
}air N0'.r to the sucssins rpntcs'
| and exhibit. nf Empress flour, made by
tho 600 luua mills. ON tine porch ~
I thr N.wlus building ut the fair
grnuud. G4ch visitor o. tho exhibit
Us omitted ru e guess on 90, weight Of
thc H0ur uri stands chance Go win
q va.uHH. uply Of the ground wheat.
The smsli boy of Nj aud Mrs y,
/ u. SrhvrnfIcr Was ihruNn ont ul the
SchRrnikr. automobile while enc
| family Nrfr travelling ON the mesa
this morning ON the WAY 10 Roswell
overland The youngstcr WAS not
SERIOUSLY injured as the result Of the
| THRILLING experience and was able 10
proceed on he journey after be had
been brought back 60 town anh HIS
injuries dressed by a phS slclan.
'lpm UasYu drew ~. usual $50
Hn JuH tlu costs ur 60 days in iaii
th. morning in polls, court. on the
chaIsr pf .arrylng deadly weapon,
justn T1fp,a ana Esm'rr Tafo4a,
comprised ilo piain Sag section 81 the
array which greeted IndRc craig, and
received t1, usual plain s. or tive day
scntoner Matt Caudelarla drew the
sauo stntruos FOR disturbing the
peace, D., spirllng ana Parker Cal-
houn rra. Nod ip-day or dollar sen-
t"n.'s for ,agraney aud James Allen.
'rr. ird 'n the same olwrgo h siill
90 bc tried
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12
HARD WORK SAVES
DIRT APPROACH
TO BRIDGE
County Surveyor and Road
Supervisor Had Strenuous
Time of 1t During High
Water.

AFTER working mr tUr.r days ui
Hr,t m4ht without Iut.f..
ruuut surveyor s. o. paI ..| .H
super, icon o. 4 UHam tu. urHnE
H9d iHc Satisfaction uf serir- ~. It
approach Goo h, worst ,nH '|. mg
concrete Uud u,., uridg ...r the
rio Grand. 800 rar,ia. .u . rpn-
Wuun Th. Dire spptp. L the
bridge vus iu danger roo . time
lufiuE thv lart thrrr u..s .f being
undermined 3d., the sr.HI GODS of
water chat DtuIr doHU ..u tho
NORTH. end which nusUpI wax the
hE buum at Domingo 1000. . wooden
bridge at ftua hIuu.. , miles
Above There var u,.,r .. danger
thai thr main bridge U bee dam
aged. nIt thr Washir- .H.t uf the
dlH approach would h... meant iu-
definite delay to tram.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

For the hest saddle horses IN 'he
city eall phone No ,, w. l.. Trlmble
III North sschnd ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Tui wt3NiuER.

Iar tonight and FRIDAY, it'll,
Uhangr iu temperature
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12
Prices Right
STRONG'S BOOK STORE

Your Money Back u You Wan, n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25
VICTORY FOR WILEY TICKET
Federal Controversy Divides State
Food Inspectors In Convention.

Federal Controversy Divides State
Food Inspectors In Convention.
Duluth, Mimi, Aug, 25.-The contest
between two factions in the conven-
ton of the Association Of National
and State Dairy and Food Depart.
ments, one composed chiefly Of the
chemist executives and assistant chem
lists, supporting DIR, Wiley, and the
other, composed largely Of members
more prominent In politics, backing
Secretary Wilson, was brought to a
head at the closing session Of the
convention when the election Of off,
GERS showed practically a clean sweep
for the Wiley forces.
Complete tickets were up by each
faction, DR.. W. P. Cutler Of Missouri
leading the Wilson party and L P.
Brown Of Tennessee the Wileyites.
The vote Of the presidency gave Brown
ifty-two and one-half votes to Cutters
forty-nine and one-half, showing how
closely the fight was contested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25
Brides Who Perch In Trees.

Among the Lolos of western China II
is customary for the bride on the wed
ding morning to perch herself on the
highest branch of a large tree while
the elder female members Of her fam
lily cluster on the lower limbs armed
with sticks. When all are duly station
ed the bridegroom chambers up the
tree, assatled on all sides by blows,
pushes and pinches from the dowagers,
and it is not until he has broken
through their fence and captured the
bride that he is allowed to carry her
off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25
CRANBURY


Bertram clayton, bookkeeper IoI
the American Snuf company OF mel
meta, is taking his vacation. IN
company with mrs. Clayton ue lelI
Tuesday for Freehold and AFTER d
few days visit there they Will go 10
Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter scott spent
a part of the week IN Asoury Fa[h.
Mrs. Winner, OF newark, ID me
guest of w. H. Havens ana fanny.
Mr.. n MTs, w. ~. re'Cy Gn.eI
tanned MIS-; IIenIy IeC'SI / ~
Anooy ana MIS-, A.nle etIy GU
MISS LIZZIE fe''S VI 'O"H az uiHni
"eIneS1ay' D,t,oaI
n1is. onalIeS tIoenn, u II
PIMA Is spenaLHs me WEeh ~ l =
oI0geS anu IaLuiIy' NJ. IIoeI hn,P W"
" SuiuaS SIS 1J S"mSbnIJ Ia
WI, anu MIS- W. = ~ az
LeTIs po"eIs nv W., 9p0HS
T@Iiy part u INC wen IL ASOuly
/ IN. r
9Iu MIS- III NJ u. Icy ~
5 IntaT7uo u n ~
u IGASoI, - ~MI5naIapSn ueSu9s
a - oP IN ! VI ~ 80 %nu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25
JAM ESBURG

Arthur Smith, Of lower James
burg, has Joined the r~eportorlal
staff Of the Jamesburg News, COM
mencing his duties yesterday.
Charles E. Paxton Is convelescent
from an attack of acute indigestion.
Albert Owens, Of Lower Church
street. spent the first Of this week
a guest Of relatives at Ocean Grove.
Substitute Mail Carrier Ernest N.
voorhees,, Of Railroad avenue, Is
running route N. 2 in place Of How
ard Apologize, who is away on his
vacation.
Following the usual custom the
| local public school will open for the
| fall term on Tuesday morning, Sep
| TENDER the 5th, the day following
Labor Day.
Rev. H. S. Gascoyne, pastor of the
local Methodist church, has about
completed the erection of a commo-
dious bungalow at Keansburg. Mr.
Gascoyne Is doing the majority o.
the carpenter work himself, he be
ing a skilled woodwOrker.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Louis NJ. Heck
man are registered at the Gladstone
hotel, Asbury Park, for a weeks
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Mount O.
, Upper Jamesburg, are again seitlec
in their cottage at Brielle, for al
indefinite stay.
Rev, Father Callahan, rector o.
st. James Catholic church, has con
1 tracted for the necessary repairs tc
the porch of the entrance to st
| James hall, owing to its worn con
, dition.
Joseph Monduka, Of Helmetta
has resigned from the local cornet
band.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25

A family noted for its internal dis
senslons stood in such urgent need of
a maid that extraordinary privileges
were offered to the last girl interview
ed, yet Notwithstanding these conces-
sions she asked for a day to think it
over. In the end she declined to come.
"But why" walled the distressed
mistress. 81 offered you everything.
I promised to treat you like one of the
family, yet you won't come"
"No," said the girl. that is why
looked you up and found out how the
family are treated.'-New York Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25
ALONG THE AMBOY DIV.

Minot House, Asbury Park.
Mrs. Henry Petty, OF Perth Am
boy. is the guest of Mrs. Annie Pet
ty, in South Cranbury.
Arthur E. Perrine and daughter
Mary, Mrs. John c. Perrine and
Mrs. Jane Dey spent the early part
Of the week at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Okeson, OF
Freehold, have been visiting Arthur
Clayton and wife.
George Hutchinson, Of Birming-
ham, Ala, is visiting Mrs. Armenia
Dey.
Edward Hoagland has taken a po-
sition as bookkeeper with Snedeker &
| Bennett at Prospect Plains.
Mrs. George Perrine and daughter
have been making a visit with Dayic
| Perrine and family of Morganville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clayton are
at Asbury Park for a couple of weeks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25
EFFORTS TO HELP rAIAL.
e.+b.r. A. Atl'a0 City Indirect
ase Of Death.

Bathers at At
,, City, Aug. Pa treacher-
Sea kicked up by the strong north
east blow caused the death of one man
and other tragedies were averted only
by the narrowest margin through the
desperate work Of beach life guards.
The drowned man is John c. McFarley.
a st. Louis visitor, whose life was sac
rifced that others drowning nearer
shore might be saved. OF the scores
rescued along the beach at various
points Miss May Meyers, Miss Made
line Howard and Charles Morrison Of
Philadelphia, ~cottagers here; Thomas
G.. Waite of New York and Luther
Neilman Of Pottstown had close calls
with death. All were unconscious when
rescued.
Excited efforts of bathers to assist
life guards in launching their boat was
the direct cause Of McFarley's death
and responsible for other close calls.
McFarley headed a crowd Of st. Louis
people IN a bathing party.
Although the hospital physicians
worked over the body for an hour and
q half they were unable to revive the
unfortunate man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25
YOUTH KILLS HIMSELF.
Another Case Of Didn't Know Re
volver Was Loaded

Another Case Of Didn't Know Re
volver Mas Loaded"
Paterson. n. j., Aug. 25.-While fool
ing with a revolver which he didn't
know was loaded John F. Rioha, TWEEN
ty years old. turned to A. G. Tschopp
and, remarking, do you want to see
me shoot myself?' placed the muzzle
Of the weapon to his head and pulled
the trigger. Instantly there was an
explosion, followed by a groan from
the young man and he dropped uncon-
scious to the ground. The bullet had
entered his head. He was hurried to
st. JOseph's hospital, where he died.
Tschopp was nearly frantic when
the revolver went off, and he rushed
up to Rioha as the latter fell to the
ground, apparently dead. Persons in
the vicinity who heard the shot ran
up. and they picked up the uncon-
scious young man and carried him
into a store some distance away and
then an ambulance was summoned.
The police detained Tschopp pending
an investigation.
II you nave something to trade
INF an vorFJco7,o-4 -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25
NEW PRESIDENT OF PORTUGAL
Senior Arriga Succeeds Theophile Bra
ga ss Republio's Head.

Lisbon, Aug. 25.-The constituent as.
sembly elected Senior Arriga president
of the republic Of Portugal.
He succeeds Theophile Braga, who
was made provisional president when
the republic was proclaimed, Oct 8,
1910, after the overthrow Of King
Manuel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25

FEEVg NCVT SU vi DWWN'
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 25.-Rev. George
NJ. Irwin, formerly United States COM
missioner Of education at Douglas,
Alaska, is dead here, aged seventy
eight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-25

II . nav something to trads
put an advertisement in our ex.
change column.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30

ADVERTISING RATES. The rate for
inserting Want Ads IN The Topeka State
Journal IS or cent a word each Insertion
minimum 70 cents; by the week cents
Z word, minimum 50 cents.
COUNT HE WORDS Of your Ad. in
Guiding fcur words for state Journal ad-
dress VIXEN such address is used; count
each Initial letter and each number or
eoT7hir7 lion ~ Il cures as one word
T-OF'-TOWN advertisements must be
acconps MED with cash or check IN ruIi
payment for the same. Note the forego-
lng instructions about counting the Wcrds
and the rates per word for The Topeka
State Journal
CLOSING HOFTR- want Ads. to be
classified properly in The Topeka State
Journal must be in The State Journal
office before l O'Clock Want Ads received
after the noon hour will be inserted under
the heading. Too Late to Classify. or
ne-- f=av . desired
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30

Talk Of Roosevelt next year revIv-
ing OF course il IS Republicans
who believe that they have an irwin
chile hero cannot help looking his way
as they anxiously contemplate 1912.
But some OF the misa approximations on
the subject are both amusing and pa
theVic- Thus a Washington dispatch
informs US that the friends OF the for
1ner president are confirmed in the
hope thai he may come forward as 3
candidate again. by the news they get
from New York that he is about 10
sally forth and attack Boss Barnes,
with the purpose of wrestling the
state leadership from him. If this IS
true, however. Il Is the most conclu-
sive evidence that the colonel has not
the slightest idea OF allowing his name
to go before the national convention.
Last year, il Is true, he fought Barnes
in the name OF decency and righteous
ness; but now that the latter is in I'M
disputed control of the state organi-
zation. and able TO name the majority
OF the New York delegates, he be
comes by that very fact decent and
righteous No practical man like Har-
,rimau would now dream OF attacking
Am.-New York Evening Post.
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Edwards quail Cost $3.50 Each.

Those who partake of the quail shot
by Brig. Gen Clarence R. Edwards.
chief OF the insular bureau of the war
department. on his shooting trip to
North Carolina, from which he has
just returned, Will enjoy a luxury al
most as expensive as the genuine dia-
mond-back terrapin. which cost about
S100 each Each quail brought back
by the general cost him S21.S0-
The shooting trip would not have
proved 50 expensive had not Difficult
ties Of many kinds sprung up before
the party reached its destination.
Then, TO make matters worse, General
Edwards lost his gold watch. which he
considers worth more than all the
quail in the country
Each quail cost me about s22," the
general said in telling of his trip
Hope you didn't get many" his
friends replied--New York Herald
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

J. H Thompson and wife to J. O.
Grub. lot sse and pit 400 Topeka
ave, VIM. Curtis add..-..--.--------Szs V0o
G. NJ. Stockham and wife to r L
Nagle and wife, lots 371-3-5-l, CheS-
ter ave. J. W. Morris all l
NJ n English and wife to J. L Cot
treIl, lot sos Melrose sub----.-------- l
The Board of Trustees of OberLn Col
lege to N E. L. Bailey, lot Ss4-5-s
MelrOSe sub ofo
b F. Younger and others TO W E
Snyder and wife lots HIS and pit 81
Emmett st HeeryS add -. O'o
F. N WaShburn and wife to l. K
Bowers, lots z5s-s1-3 DOane ave,
AIiln III ne Ne ID gu g. Tuiiis. lots
27S-S9-2 Liberty St, Knowles SUD- 80
c. l. Clearinghouse and others TO NJ
R Clearinghouse, lot 1851 and PIT .
Kansas ave, Rltchie's add
5. F'ogwen and wife to l. F. CARING
house, lot 3S5 and pit 50 Arch ST.
Stiison & Bartholomew add 80
c. K. Holiday and wife TO same. lots
279-S1-3 Adams ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIZ
S NJ Thacher and wife to G.
Thacher, lot 1e9 and pit II and lots
115 and pt- It Western ave -.
c. J. Shields and wife to J. H Burt
and wife, pit res 3.--------.-.-.-. 4sooe
NJ Bishop and wife to L NJ Hedges
lots 8 TO d Lafayette St, blk
AIulvane & Chase's list add i-------- lvoY
L NJ. Hedges and wife to NJ Bishop,
lots e-2S Hogaboom ave. Euclid .-a
A Gregg to G. r. spiers, lots 81
Jefferson St. orth----------+---------
n B. Payne and husband to J. - -.
Newlun, pit e. =. = W i 5-11-l6- - 1ooe
J. A. Newlun and wife TO s. H.
Ricketts,, pit. E Y 8 W 4 5-n-lo---- Aooo
c. NJ. HoGlt to Tha TT Of Dowman
Memorial II. z. church, lots 1913
Morris ave, Stiison & Bartholo-
II 7. O'Neii and husband to
Thomas n e Il $ W = 9-11-14---. ,6z5-z .
N T O'Neiu and husband to &
Thomas. n. g L 3. W 4 9-u-14----.- S,49e
2 H Deppe and wife to r. L Deppe,
lot AZ. n. Z 2 Fillmore St, Mid
daugh's End add o.
c. : Sturtevant to \. c. Clark and
wife lot $50, n 4 IS Clay st, Ed
wards Tract sub
The Capitol Building and Loan As
ISOLATION TO J. H. Thompson, lots
curtis add..-...............-............ sz5
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

H H Huffman and wife TO J. H.
new : add ----.----------
L @ Laurent to G NJ. Laurent See
rec D OK
4. ". Harrison and others to NJ 3.
Merriam. lots 1881 Western ave,
TROOPS add---..-.-.-..---..-..- Is, 0ot
Dadisman, lots 134 Illinois ave,
Sunyside add to Highland Park. Isl
" r Wise and husband 10 T c.
Slopfer. lots 12-13-14 Anderson sub. !, 81
F. n ShankEn and wife 10 F P.
1Ietzger lots zIs-s West st, West
lawn = ose-S S
Tax deeds to Bank of Topeka, lots
1861 Naples st, and lots zo52-24
Santa Fe st-..-...|------------- --.------- --
To same 20 lots on Naples St. J. D
Knox & Co. -
To same. Is lots on Santa Fe St, J. D.
Knox & Co dd--..-.-.-...--.......... -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30

LOST-Between Jefferson st and Golden
ave. Friday morning. black leather hand
bag, containing five insurance policies.
Mrs q. p. Gill. Sth and Golden Ind 1873
Ping !. Reward.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUSINESS FOR SALE


One-half interest in a well established
Real Estate Business Good list of prop
ertv and prospective purchasers
Commissions last year over 500. PI1r-
chaser must have automobile and good
references. Il viii take 500 cash or VIII
take good work horses or clear vacant
lots IN Topeka for part Address r E
B., care Journal
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LOST AND e ID.

LOST-Between 9Th and sth SITS on west
side Of Kansas ave, wallet containing
money. Return TO 1913 East 9Th. Bell
2S31 Reward.
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POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES.

FOR SALE-New and secondhand carorn
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys We lead the world tn cheap fix
lures easy payments. Send for catalogue
Brunswick Balke-C oilender Co, 1s1s-71
Main street. Kansas City. Mo.
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FINEST LOCATION

Between State House and Washburn col
lege. 1264 Fillmore, adjoining private park
rooms. bath, sleeping porch, coal and
gas furnace, combination lights. hot cold
and soft water in bath. kitchen and ,.un-
dry large attic, barn. Terms See own
ct. III Topeka ave. Ind. 2173 Blue.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-By a young man a place to
work for his board and 81 per month to
care for an auto He Will do no other
work for this money, but he has had ex-
perience in autos and any kind Of work
that may be done. Write to 734 East St.
EmpoEIa, Kan Ira Dunn
WANTED Place to work for board or
any work Saturdays and outside school
hours Both phones 566.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30

COLLEGE HILL PROPERTY
Splendid location. 5 room modern house
combination lights. both hot and cold wa
ter cement basement and walks. stacked
for furnace, u east front lots close to fine
school: all first class $500 will handle
owner must sacrifice Call 2ss5 White
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FOR sALE-HORsEs. COWS. ETC.
~-----------~---~-------~---
FOR sALE-1o-year-oId mare. Majestic
theater.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs:

FOR Rents room house. gas, s. $50 Le-
land Ind z5e9 Red.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30
Two o. LIE NICEsT sew HoUsEs

Fine room house in EImhurst oak
finish down stairs, nice mirror door
elaborate combination fixtures: finest
decorations of any house in EIrnh1JrSt
This house viii be sold on terms
Another dandy house on West sirth
ave. cement tile roof oak finish decaraf
ed throughout in the very best Of decars-
tons: has fine fixtures, and everything
to be desired
You must see this house TO fully apprec-
late It
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30

BUY FROM OWNER-Six room house in
good locality on paved street. one and
one-half block from car line, three piece
bath, cellar, gas, electric light, shade and
fruit trees, 575zx152 feet \ bargain Y
sold soon D. c., care Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30
FOR SALE OR TRADE

10 acres at Sloan Springs Ark. 90
Alberta peach trees and go apple trees
years old, all IN fine condition. Land
level and free from stone. VIII bear IN
spectiOn- VIII sell, or trade for Topeka
property Corbetr. care Roudebush Inv
Co., Columbian Bldg. Phone Ind. 1Is1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30

MONEY TO LOAN on personal property
and collateral security, on easy ferrna
G. II. Funtham. sQ6 = fth -.
PROMPT Realty Loans. Ella n. Psacocr.
Central Natl Bk. Bldg. Ind. SIS ard 1871
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30

5 ROOM modern house. close in, inquire
SIG West 6th- Suitable for two small
families. Bell phone 65e.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30

FOR RENT-5 room house. ia East 7th-
Phone z05s Black