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ATTORNEY GENERAL
 INDORSES COURT

concrete interpretation to the statutes passed by congress The great trouble is not with the supreme court but with the measures that are passed by con- gress. Let them pass laws that will do what they are meant to accomplish. or what they believe the people wants, then the lower nor the higher courts will have any trouble in placing the proper construction upon them"
 The address of the attorney general was received with great applause and during his half hour speech he gave those present much food for thought in the hard proposition his department has to contend wnh in carrying out the will of the masses. handicapped as the department is with the loopholes or avenues of escape in the statutes pass ed by congress.
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Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK July W E Har-t che groal newspaper AIu=. la- come mounrd to hay plans ror a4HnH-umg what win h, known 3- tu. Sar.. Examiner tn b. -'lftrd unt latter n0u March th" nr~t of u,Nf year
 Hearst believes thnu. I- ;. good f,aI for "u, of hi- papers u $,attb. ..i ... chain across tH, continent U utt .... pl"tc ending at Frisco. .I.u -.H- south as far l- I9- Au-,ts= h. b, heV"s there I- Iaem fe r-fHnH-H HH- other chain ai aai.cs aIuae u#sf H termed the northern rau', th.f .la# Co tho Paciu Narthnrs.
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OUTLAWS BLOW
 OPEN SAFE
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SANTA ROSA. Julv \ aHe u thhrr outlaW~ blew ap.u m. r,-f- office safe m this tits u-r uI4h ma policemen rud,aAar.d fa ra.H iH. outlaws a~ they u.r. mahIH= lI#r g.f away bat they tuah couple af -Ha.s It him and put him nur pr tho uuau=
 Th" ~hedIn iS now aut m tHs suf- rounding rnuutD rrNug tn gr. t.l... uf thc robbers and rho gaE.umm m#G take I hand in tur rtse and rut ~e.r-f SrrNir, men uu their tuH
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Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 BATTLE CREEK, July S-Attorney General Wickersham addressed the Michigan Bar Association last evening as their special guest and during his talk took the liberty to express his views on the actions of the supreme court.
 The attorney general stated during his discourse: "The supreme court of the United States has my unqualified indorsement in all their rulings. Had l been a member of that distinguished judicial body I would have taken the same views as they did in the cases at bar. The trusts have been knocked out as being unlawful. but that the law passed by congress to do away or curb them was defective should be no re- fiection upon that body of able jurists
 They applied the rule of reason and in their opinions gave the simple and
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DID YOU SAY ICE CREAM?

Toby sells ice cream by the dish, quart or gallon. Should you need a little ice cream for your Sunday din- nsr, or the party ring up Toby he makes a speciality of filling orders Then remember he makes fresh home made candies daily. All kinds and col. Ors from after dinner hints, to the chocolates so popular with lovers of good candy.
 Ring up Main 6i and ask Toby all about it.
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CLASH
 IN WASHINGTON

When Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock got on to the scheme of Hilles h. went af-or hm rough ~h"d and theE had i, uut hot and heavy this morning and the clash k thr talk of the town
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FRENCH ENSIGN
 WINS AVIATION
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PARIS JHIH IHH.=n ta.###H If f#a r.arN aH... s.HI# #..H ##. EHr.# pe#H .HH...f # I'm. aviation .HHf..H I.lH i.f. r#. #.## .r#.. ## f.# #.-H# H#= 'a Ane#..- .u. N.n#..# #aH uI.. ..E .... Ht #a.ra .rm. ntII... A.H t#. a. .......- 'I.. IH-faupe m .Hr.. ##F" t..nI.- .-...s. mlnar,- Ha .a#r..u." H.t'.r t.aH rrtE ma- IsH #..r a.H .... a8.s.aa ta -fNrne #f -..a.#a- E. a... 8' '.. rat. nf aE. H...s ar han. #.r t#. .u. tire distance
 t#ghf af.st .Eaaure .faHtaf #. rH. contest H"f s.. a..-H a#. ..#. down H.- un.a.. #ara..- .t I..... '..rs fHrau-H l#. .Hfl.a..f...r
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Nugget Special Service.

FNU88cN OPtNEdI 0tE VICE.
 LOS ANGELES. July S.-Judge Bordwell before whom the trial of the McNamaras on nineteen charges from indictments returned against them by the grand jury for being implicated in the blowing up of the Los Angeles Times building today passed upon the question of Jurisdiction raised by Counsellor in Chief Darrow for the de- fendants yesterday.
 Judge Bordwell stated in open court this morning that the Los Angeles courts have Jurisdiction in the prem ises and they are fully within their
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Nugget Special Service.

NEW YpRk. July Karl Nuumat- CT. th" son of a wealthy banker m Chr-tiauJ. vh" Wa~ arrested H-rr Ia~t evening. has made ."ur.--lau ts tu. officers "f the jail that ur .-a prufa-. -l"nal burglar and has m tu, past few years committed hm-lart,- -H.. represent something like twenty luu8. sand dollars in boot.
 Tn. young mau i~ puit,. d ~u,iII Ii.a and travels u good -oru.ty. h. t- l|- bowed good income bN his father th. owns one Of th" largr-, hauhu- H- Stitutiuus in Chri-rIaua The to.u-
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KAISER SAILS
 FOR NORWAY
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KEEL. July G. Emperor William lcft "n the royal yacht Last evening for d cruise North and Will visit Norway and steam in his yacht trough tho man, jfords in that vicinity known .th. world over for their sceui, beauty
 Whether the emperor will p1N au of h'ial visit ta The king uf Norway i- not known, for th. account Of the IriI refers To The same aS a cruise thrnug h the Watrr- uf Norway
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INTERNATIONAL STEEL
CONGRESS IN SECRET SESSION
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EII' 'SS-l.S hfe T.. Ht.rr. tEaHar -t.1 ..n-res. u.. #r .---..H Nar. ar haH#rg ss.r#f ...--.tu f..0r# ra -.. 1T i... "#. accept .H# Hrs#a..# uf t... N#...#.H. .#..- l.u <. faln t m#.r-a# -..#. rr..t
 TH.ra - aa.nu4 -8r- aa.H .h. uanr.. tru.t h.n- nru,I ar .f .HE Nad g. international complications
 THe prnut= .. n. d.r..# a.u. u eambua lon uf capita and t.,.l.a. Iultau~ af JhemHHf ana rrIae- ar -,.-,I hut tn eamHin, aII t.e mt.r.#f- n I.a- Nuald seem ta mauN af t#- ..H#ga lrlrgaf,~ a~ tsu sr.af a I.-s
 Th. nE,~t5ea'Ian .H th. rart ar au# uun aamnfr bad ..aH-n aur tH. na t#-n f.lg gat.- Na.H rH.i .. iuar.. tu# mf,sH-aan .a. rna.. ra. rfnu- uIsa r. rH. wEas#.| H#.r
 The aus.nns ar .n- secret session a- awaited n.h interest rr should r... dr.iH ta a.@.rr rr. urtra-Hr #f n.f mean the grrat,-t a--rrgari#u a. .HnH- ial vErr gotten .ag thor hE a .ammrr ,ial concern In the history or an. Nurrl
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NOTICE

Having procured the Lincoln hotel in connection with the Miners. | am prepared to rent first class sinale rooms for ladies or gentlemen. very reasonable, day, week, month.
 E. L. HOLT. Manager,
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My lease having expired July i. | an, now occupying offices across the hall from my former office m the Board of Trade building. where [ will continue my practice. Or. Cora B. Ebie.
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W. O. Griggs, representing the New York Life Insurance Company. with headquarters at Seattle, is stopping al the Golden Gate hotel and Aiil be here for a week or two
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NEW FUR STORE

The Mckenzie River Fur Trading Go. of New York have opened a store at 2ie Front street. A permanent representa- tive will remain all year. Best prices for fine furs.
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GENERAL WOOD
 LEAVES FOR PACIFIC
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. July G. General Leonard Wood of the dcpart- ment of the east leaves Washington today for the West to hear que ,ti,ns on the transcontinental carriers.
 Several serious questions have arisen during the past winter when troops were mustered on the border between the United States and Mexico and the matter will he investigated by General Wood
 Tn question of transportation of troops is one that all railroads have to make and are supposed to follow cer- tain rules which during the past win ter were not lived up to on the part of some of the Western roads
 Statements printed Nugget Office.
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Brand new cigars in sos and lOOs. Lovera, optimo, Fl Rayo. Carabana. Juan de Fuea. Arthurs and Owls. Sew ard Coml Co.
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We sell bonded whistles at the same price you pay for blends. Try a bot tie, gallon or ease. All goods delivered ot any part of the city free of charge. The Eagle
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Schooner Trader wilJ leave for Teller. Work. Tin City on July 2. carrying pas sengers and freight. For further in- formation call on U. s. Mercantile Go.
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NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
 ASSOCIATION IN CONVENTION
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 SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-The Ma tional Educational Association opened it's conveWion last evening here in the city and teachers. also many leaders in the educational world are here to at tend.
 There are several hundred delegates and it K expected some tall fighting will occur, for radical changes in pres ent system of education are expected to be adopted. In fact the whole eur riculum of the present day studies will be materially changed if the advanced method or those believing in it are in the majority at the convention.
 Lewis Hunter, Atherton. Lacey. Mar niIaffa h,r he |. i,
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Lewis Hunter. Atherton. Lacey. Mar quette by the case or bottle Seward Coml Go.
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Statements printed Nuese. Office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-14
BowsER's NEW CLUB.
&c Joins the S. S. S. Club and Comes
Home Late

II shall be out rather late tonight
and you needn't sit up for me-" said
Mr.. Bowser, as dinner was finished
the other evening.
"One of your clubs?'' queried Mrs
Bowser
mot one of the old ones. 1 have
been honored by being elected an S.
s. s."
what on earth is that?"
Mrs. Bowser, the Serious Scientific
Savants' Club of America leads them
all 1t is composed of gentlemen of
science, dignity and fame. It's mem
bership is limited. and there are those
who would pay $1,000 20 be admitted.
1t is a greater honor to belong to 1t
than to be a United States senator
How did you come to be elected p
us that intended for an insult, Mrs
Bowser 2"
"Of course not. AS you are not a
savant, 1 was wondering how you be-
came eligible. Perhaps they take in
outsiders?"
''They do, but only on rare occasions.
This is one of them. I am a profess
sionaI savant. but the articles l have
written on scientific questions have
been read, I am happy to say"
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That's so-that's 50 I may ring
that into my speech. I'll get home as
early as l can, but you'd better go to
bed I have my key all right
With that he Departed. and Mrs.
Bowser settled down to book 1t
was half an hour after midnight when
she was awakened from doze by a
scuff1ing, shifting on the steps.
There We're mutterings and muir
murings.
There were trumpingS and bump
ings against the door.
There were scratchings and scrap
ings of a key.
She waited couple of minutes and
then walked down the hall and OPEN
ed the door.
Mr.. Bowser. who had been sitting
on the SILL fell backward into the hall,
and her hand was extended to help
him to his feet. Then he was walked
back to the sitting room and allowed
to drop into d rocking chair. He look
ed all around the room. and at Mrs.
Bowser and the cat. and in dazed,
puzzled way, and then asked:
sIs this-er-city hall?"
NO, dear
"Is-er-Bowsher's house,"
yes"
Are you Mishus Bowsher?''
81 am
And it's that our cate"
ut is
"And-er-who'm To-
why. you are Mr.. Bowser."
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When did you write any such ar
ticles?''
when did 1? When did 1? Have
you forgotten what 1 said when Dr.
Cook claimed to have discovered the
South Pole?"
THE North Pole. Mr.. Bowser.''
''Well, the North Pole then. What
did 1 say?"
You said that. as he didn't claim to
have met with any coyotes or prairie
dogs there you didn't believe he reach
ed the pole
Exactly. Mrs. Bowser. and those
words reached the S. s. S. club and
resulted in Cooks downfall. They
furnished the clew that betrayed him.
No coyotes, no pole. No prairie dogs.
no discovery. But for me- Mrs. BOW
ser. Cook would live in history as the
true discoverer of the North Pole"
Il was going to ask you to take me
to moving picture show this even
ing" she said. as he walked around
with his chest swelled out.
That's you, that's. you." he shouted.
as he turned on hersSylThc most IA
nous club in the world elects me to
membership, and you want to run off
to some Is cent flapdoodle show.
Woman. is there nothing serious about
you? Do you never think of how
this earth was created in the begin
ming? Do you never think of the
Glacial era-the Drift period %
II have to put in all my time think
ing about the house. But 1 shall be
glad to have you go and meet those
wise men. When you some home you
can explain all about it to me. I sup
pose 1 should pay more attention to
those things
Mr.. Bowser looked at her in a
doubtful way. and then went upstairs
to make ready. He had recovered his
serenity when he came down, and he
placidly observed:
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LEGAL.
lfuphsned in The Topeka State Journa
January "A, 1911
OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO
CEEDINGS

Commission Chamber. Topeka. Kansas.
i5 il r. 1911 The city commission me!
O'Clock p. M, with the following commits
sioners present: Commissioners Holman
M Miller Ter, and Tandy-s; absent Commission
Communication from E. Robinowitz.
asking that his name be withdrawn from
the petition for the repaving of jackson
street from Fourth to the Rock Island
tracks. was presented, read and on mo-
ton Of Commissioner Tandy, referred to
the city cfer.. with instructions to notify
Mr.. -.abinowitz that it is too late to with
draw his name from the petition and adj
wise that the only thing he can do is to
get up a remonstrance.
Remonstrance against the making of an
aney across the west end of the "Roby"
tract, between Kansas avenue and Van
Buren, street. from the South Side Boost
! ers Club by c. B. zarlker, President. and
E. G. Gibson. Secretary: also, remon-
STRANGE against said Improvement signed
by Lee Smith and number of others.
We're presented. read and referred to Com
missioner of Streets and Public Improve
ments.
Bill of Lewis & Kitchen in the sum of
| City of Topeka, was presented, read and,
on motion of Commissioner Holman. rec
commended to be allowed and ordered
| paid.
An ordinance to appropriate money out
| of the General Improvement Fund was
emergency being declared in writing by
| the Mayr, the Ordinance was taken up for
final passage. Each section was read
! q.
call: the ordinace was passed by the fol-
/ lowing vote: Ayes, Commissioners Hol-
man. Miller and Tandy and Mayor Billiard
IA: absent. Commissioner Bone-I The
title was read and approved.
Communication signed by w w. Mills
/ AID number of others. relative to lots
| No. 1884, 1856, 1913, 200 and 202 Horne street,
presented to commission on January J:
! 1911 and referred to Commissioner Of
| Parks and Public Buildings, was reported
/ LGck with the following recommendation:
| Have ordered dumping stopped on en-
| closed lots and cards posted to that effect
! City has been using these lots for dump
| for street sweepings- Agent for lots is
| to fill them in spring. On motion OF
Commissioner Holman the report was
The following bonds We're presented:
/ Renewal Pond of the Machinists Electric
| Company in the sum of $1,000, given by
| Bond of the E,agle Electric Company III
1 fhe sum of 81 COO given by the Bankers
| Surety Company: Renewal Bond of the
H B. Howard Electric & Athletic Sup
bv the Bankers Surety Company: and.
/ renewal Road of the Topeka Edison
| Comnanv in the sum OF $2.00o given o.
The United States Fidelity and Guaranty
proyed by the following vote: Ayes Com
I1lissioners Holman, Miller and Tandy and
alayo1 Billard-4: absent, COMMISSIONS
Bone-1.
operating concessions and attractions at
G1rfield Park for a period OF i've years,
were received from the Coca Cola Bot
ting Works. by r. S. Warwick, Manager,
and + g. Miller. The bids We're read and
on motion of Commissioner Miller, re
jeeted-
No further business appearing. on mo-
ton of Commissioner Holman. commits
s' qsea an'0"rhea CD. PURGE.
Citv Clerk
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EARNS AND TRACTS.

No 216. 40 acres joining fine county seat
seat town, north central Kansas,
all bottom. all cultivated fine
for plating in 1 acre tracts,
5000; will exchange for cheaper
land.
No. PIT. $50 acres, Neosho county, KAN
all bottom. 100 acres cultivated
balance pasture, fenced and
cross fenced, room house. barn
chicken house, 3 miles town,
$50 per acre, mortgage S. 900. 5
years per cent; will exchange
equity for stock clothing.
No. 245. acre joining Manhattan, Kan, )
room house. bath, cistern, fine
barn. variety fruit, $1,000; will
exchange for land.
No. 252. 100 acres Payne Co., Okla 80
acres cultivated, good house
barn and other buildings, $50
acres tillable near town, 2 rail-
roads, s.. 500; VIII exchange for
income property.
We have fine list of farms, ranches.
tracts and city properties. Cali or write
INTER STATE REAL ESTATE co.
Ind. S4S COS Kansas Ave
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TO TRADE.

TO TRADE.
100 acres good land, Barber Co., Kan.
well located. $50, for grocery or vacant
lots, in Topeka.
169 acres good land lane Co. KAN
smooth, SIS, for live stock or vacant lots
20 acres bottom land 5 miles east of
Topeka improved, fine truck garden.
$1,000 for all, or 81 900 for unimproyed por-
ton, for grocery vacant lots in To-
peka.
l acre. s room house. stable fenced
good soil, close to line $500 for vacant
lots soil, on terms
acre. S room house. stable fruit near
car line. $1,000 for tract 20 to 40 acres and
pay difference.
THE KANSAS REALTY COMPANY
Gus Kansas Ave Ind. 1927.
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No Short Weight-The order had been
passed to weigh the anchor. .'Oh. that S
all right, cap" said the new recruit The
inspector of weights and measures was
said it was all right. Judge.
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II suppose they will call on me for
q speech. and I guess 1 can get off
something to hit the occasion
''I am sure you cam replied Mrs.
Bowser.
Il was one of the first to deny that
DR.. Cook climbed Mt Mckinley,
wasn't II"
81 believe SO. Yes. I remember now.
You based your belief on the fact
that he said nothing about gathering
bananas on the peak
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REAL ESTATE MEN

Get busy and come to see me at once
as have the-Ohio House and a nice resi-
dence property for sale or trade. Both
places first class condition. VIM. NJ. May,
Ohio Hotel.
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SIS WEEKLY and expenses to trustworthy
people to travel and distribute samples
for big wholesale house. C. H. Emery, N.
1879, Chicago.
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Observation-Disclosures.

s-.-@-S---(~~---s~- --~~~S~-~~l~~~0
SALESMAN for this territory. Splendid
commission contract with S35 90 weekly
advance to producer. Staple line, per-
manent position. E. L. Rice &. Company,
Detroit. Michigan
SALESMEN-If you want the Greatest
premium offer on earth, fine side line
a4oress Z. y Box. 31 Lynchburg. Va
WANTED-Man to travel in Kansas for
az ISL 5000 pay and tailor made suit in
~ days. experience unnecessary: reliable
6Inl Write Tor particulars. J. E. Nc
Brady & Co., Chicago,
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BUsESEss CHANCES.

WANTED-Trustwo competent man
with 5000 cash for permanent local
store, both wholesale and retail in well
known staple lire. $500 a month and all
expenses and Hoeral hare OF profits.
Large well known house. Established
11aDy years, offers excellent opening for
steady capable man. FavoraD'e iiivesl-
f-'ent: high class business: right man
should make $1,000 year or better; large
future prospects. References Iequlrad
For particulars address Box Eight, care
Nelson Chesman 6. Co. st. Louis Mo-
70 Established insurance bust
ness we'll located Can show net COM
missions o. over S1,200 in 1911, over 81, 100
in 1912, etc. Cash price 500. Address f.
B.. care Journal
FOR SALE-Cheap, small grocery; has
good cash trade. VIM. Mickle, 402 Kan
sas ave
FOR Restaurant. doing good BUSH
ness and making money: good reason
for selling. Address ]. 3. J.. care Journal.
FOR SALE-Estab1ished secondhand
business; half interest or all. Call 40
North Kansas ave. Ind phone 2o32 White.
WANTED-A partner with about $500 to
$500 in one of the most profitable bust
| ness in the city. Address care of " p.
Journal. Topeka. Kan.
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WANTED-Boiler1nak and helper for
,, each boilermalSer to ship out: farm help
maids, kitchen help, etc.
CAPITAL Employment Agency. S11 Kan. ave
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Slo0 MONTHLY and expenses to travel and
distribute samples for big manufacturer;
steady work. S. Scheffer, treasurer, G. 50,
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WANTET,-AGENTs

SELL GASOLINE LIGHTING SYSTEM.
Ia Latest patents Cheapest and most pow
e.iui IShl known to science. For home
s and commercial lighting. Anyone can
lHsta1 ana operate them; exclusive ter
small investment; large profits Gloria
Llght Co., 1850 Washington Blvd, Chi
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WANTED Inexperienced helper in R E.
office on share basis of commissions
earned. Address Augustus. care Journal.
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JUST oUT-New invention for coal oil
lamps, the Marvel Vaporizer fit any
common lamp, cuts oil bill in two gives
a brilliant white light. Listen: Achorn.
Gtah' says "Quickest. easiest seller I
lighted" Krieger, Mo. made S2is o. one
Saturday. Low in price; sell one for
every lamp; No experience necessary
IN stores. Write quick for territory Do
Il now before you forget. Sidney Fair
cn L Co., 2o6 Fairchild Bldg, Toledo,
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FOR SALE-Sleigh with fills and two
STRAINS of bells. $3.50 Ind. phone 5000.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ailk route, do.
ing good business and growing Address
Milk Route. care Journal.