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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-06
GAYETY.


Fred Twins Big Show opens its
weeks engagement at the Gayety
Theater today and promises an enter
tainment that will prove a departure
from existing standards. Bill is
the title Of the two-act musical trav-
esty which is presented in twelve
scenes, and II may be said in eXpla-
nation that the bill referred to is no
less a parsonage than William Shakes
peare returned in search of fresh in
spiration. His adventures in search
of inspiration lead him into many
strange places, and serves TO intro
duce many novelties.
Leo Hayes. eccentric comedian: Sam
Bachen. Billy Wainwright, Harry
Howe. and George Wong provide the
laughs and introduce some good dance
numbers. The women who are featur-
ed are Virginia Irwin, Adele Ander-
son, Grace Estelee, Helen Andrews,
and others who sing and dance well
One OF the big features is Samaroff
and Sonia and their dogs. King,
Wong and King, acrobats. also offer
an unusual specially during the per
Torrance.
The musical program includes eN-
actly twenty-nine numbers, and many
Continued on Page 10
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"Rtviera Grf At National; =
You're In Lobe" At Belasco

ions make war on this camp with
cupid's darts. and with it all princi-
pals and ensemble score more than
enc thousand hits at the target OF
rnirth and melody.
when Love Is Young is pictured
as a stimulating syncopation of Jest.
melody, girls. and gowns, as the man
aGement is taking special pains with
its big military spectacle.
= All the big favorites of the Poll or
ganiZation will be in the cast, includ-
ing George Williamson, Billy Lynn,
Jack Squires, Lew Powers, Ralph
Nichols, Clarence Lydstcn, Ralph
Mackenzie, Fred DeMar. Louise Mink.
Sarah Edwards, Lillian Crossman, En-
lalie Young. Elise Bartlett. Ann
Wally. Ada Burke, Ethel utter, and
others
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-06
POLLS.

The Poll Musical Comedy Players
will next week give WashinEtonians
a glimpse of the National Capital. old
and new, in a twO-act revue that is
promised TO scintiIlatc with wit and
humOr in song and dialogue. Some
OF the most prominent citizens Of the
District have been asked to contrib
ute skits which will be put on with
absolute fidelity as to detail and no
expense will be spared To make
this performance unique
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BELASCO.

On Monday, January IA, William
Gillette is due at the Belasco Theater
in a welcome revival OF that amusing
and brilliant play. "a Successful Ca
lamity." which achieved so much sue
cess on its original production here.
William Gillette will be support
ed by the same excellent all
round company which was evident on
the last occasion, including William
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IL. +. KEITH'S.

Lady Duff-Gordon. the information
ally famous fashion authority "I.u-
ellie" will be the principal feature
at Il. +. Keith's next week, present
ing "Flourette's Dream at perOnnc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-06
GATETY.

There are many new and appealing
novelties with the Mollie Williams
Show that will" prove an attractive
surprise to the burlesque patron when
that popular actress comes to the
Gayety next week. Frank De Camp
and James Mack support Miss Will
liams in THE Trap" "A Day at At
lantic City" is the title of the musical
comedy that has been arranged, in
which a dozen principals appear.
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She is assisted by fourteen principals,
dancers. and mannequins. Others bill
ed are W. ]. ("Ragtime") Reilly in
his boardship sports and patriotic et-
forts! -ElsuOre Cochran assisted by
Eric zardo: Margaret Edward, THE
Perfect Girl" a physical revelation
from California: Arthur Sullivan and
company in "a Drawing from Life. "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-06

DevereuN and Robert Rendel. while
the new and beautiful leading lady.
Miss Louise Rutter. may be depended
upon to give a good account Of her
self
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CRANnALI,'a.

Two noteworthy films will make up
the program for Crandalrs next week.
Continued on Page 15)
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LEGAL


clothing. boots. shoes. etc. must be fur
uishea In such sizes as ordered ~ the ex-
cctative officers of the several institutiohs.
When no particular brand .. 1ssr" Sso,n
medium to best. and on samples submit
test. When no specifications As to grade
e s s :.s ns sre to g.
Nc articles VIII Be feesived not IN accord
ios. ~sh t sst,.iss III b s.seet to 1sd
inspection. ana biAAess ere cautioned that
fail compliance With specifieations and
tas %s, I'M i; any = s.ssee conforms
to tbs samples submitted win be
fs'ee ssehansed ana sR s't expense Tie
contractor, FOR others which are proper and
acceptable; and on failure to do this the
market. ana sny loss from sneh fni!us.e
shall be charged to the contractor 80 fall.
ing. The determination. in al eases. e
all respects with the standard fixed In the
specifications or sehedule, or with the sam
pies submitted, shall be made by the Bh.i-
GERS Of the institutions for which the goods
are furnished. and shall be final.
Where q standard is flied n the spscIfi.
as ns ny Of ac. ssd Where bddes
are unable to secure bids upon same. Dids
may be made upon some oti,.. srAnd or
such standard as has been called for pro-
vided. that bidders proposing to furhish an
article other than the one named mist
name Of the article PROPOSED. II another
article is not specifically named by the bid
der it Will be accepted that the bid is ba sed
on ths rt , ~ speeed az stsndard ana
The specified quantity Of any Item In A
contract for supplies shall be subject to
IN inefease or decrease Of ten per centtiin
1.-THE increase to he furnished at the contract
Price and subject to all the conditions in
the contract. at the discretion Of the chief
executive officer.
Bids must be made upon the within pro.
gosals. Discounts Of every kind should be
deductea and net prices only given, Tire
price must be given In the proper colum d D.
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LEGAL
BY BUD FISHER

In conformity with the denomination OF
measure shown. Bids must not. be ih-4
closed in packages containing samples. q
Each proposal si.all be accompanied ~
a sample Of the supplies proposed to De
furnished. and In case OF boQts, shoes. anu
other mated articles. full mated pairs mmsl
be submitted. Original labels must be teie
ON samples. Bidders must attach to each
sample n card or mar fns f fn NAME naise
and price Of the article, and III
snarses Tnst be PREPAID II f mol "a rss
sponsible for SAMPLES submitted; uns,is'
WAh MirhE eoS " EaTH is AWnabEp VIE
tsE RETAINED BY THE BOARD ANb
WILL. NOT RI PAID AID, E0K; EXcEPT HI
EQUALS e1.OO OR MORE AND WHEN
SUCH sAMpLEs ARE NOT KENDERED
BEEN SUBMITTED AS A SAMPLE.
going specificationR as a careful reading
Of the same may prevent large number
| of inquiries on points already covered.
On all items on which the government
may impose tax bidders will pny same II
necessary and add the amount Of sueh AK
| to their invoices. and the state will reim-
| bufse the bidder. thus standing any tax
which may be imposed upon any item by
i. Duplicate specifications and schedules sre
furnished each bidder, one to be sent 20
above provided. and the other to be retain
| ed by the bidder. Such duplicates will be
| furnished Upon application 70 the Business
Manager Of the Board Of Administration.
aAMPfEs OF THE STANDARD cor.
| FEE. AS DESIRED, WILL BE FURNISH
ED TIE BIDDERS UPON APPLICATION
TO las. A.. KIMRALL. BUsfNEss MAN
WHEN EUDMITTING SAMPLES OF COZ.
| FEE TO FURNISH THE SAME IN
aMEEN; GROUND AND ROAsTED.
~ ORDER OF THE BOARD OF ADJ
MINfSTHATfON:
| Jas. A. kIMBALL. business Manager
FLOYD A. BAKER.
| Asst. Business Manager.
| JAS. r. LARDNER,
!, Asst. Business Manager
November Z, 1918. .
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MON

We have a large allotment OF money te
loan on farms at low rates.
Loans made on city property In any
amount from $500 up.
II you wish n new loan OF TO change Of
increase your loan call or write
EETZER Neatly 4 LOAN COMPANY.
Representative
United Stntes Mortgage & Trust Company
Capital ana surplus @0,0OO, 100.
MONEY TO LOAN or ALI kIkD8 OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Horses, cattle. DianUs. diafn9nds. house.
hold goods. libraries. typewfitefs, autos
Tha%a &c sssns s,, ssS
lei 20a
MONEY 70 LOAN on
FARMS.
FARM MORTaA.;E TRUST COMPANY.
Topeka. Kansas.
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WANTED-AGENTS

HISTORY OF THE WORLpa WAR by
Francis A. March. with introduction by
his brother General Peytoh G. March.
highest officer in United States.army, COM
Extraordinary opportunity for big profit
Outfit free Universal House. Philadelphia.
MARCH'S HISTORY WORLD WARrsOo
PIP. illustrated. Complete Introduction
General March. chief of staff of U. s. army.
Highest COMM sion. Order free outfit to-
day. Historical Book Co., Chicago.
OPENING for man or woman, general
agency. delivery and collecting: children's
cash premium proposition. Write fof full
particulars. Eckhoff Laboratories, 201S
Grand Ave. st. Paul. MINI.
WANTED-100 energetic men to solicit the
$4,000 Kansas car owners, sending us
their old tires for rebuilding and retread-
ing. Liberal commission. Write Palmer
Tire Co.. Topeka. Kan.
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SERVICES OFFERED
Topeka Stove Hospital

s14 East 4th, phone 3479. stove repair.
ing castings furnished, flues and fur
naces cleaned and repaired. Expert sew
ing machine work guaranteed.
ing and repairing. Phone Black 1908
Flue and furnace cleaning. Have IL dene
before weather gets bad. slippery roofs ia
bad condition makes a difference in price
Furnace cleaning. t
TOPEKA STOVE HOSPITAL,
314 East 4th. Phone 3419.
We do all kinds of repairing. Sewing
machines adjusted, timed and cleaned. AL
work guaranteed.
TOPEKA STOVE HOSPITAL.
Phone 3i79, 314 East 4th.
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WANTED-SALESMEN
WANTED-TO RENT

~ = - ~>->>~>-~>~>-~~-~~--->.
WANT about four rooms, furnished for
housekeeping or small house for winter.
Call or see me. Emo. McSeaton, Novelty
theater.
WANTED-To rent or ; rooms modern
with heat furnished, good location. John
w Watts, So N. f. Bldg. Phone 312I
OR I-room house. modern except heat, by
A December Z. ". r. c.. care Journal
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ATTRACTIVE FARMS

100 miles from Topeka main Travelled
balance
a
the
G. G.. BLAKELY CO.
1o1 MuIvane Building
office hours canBI = /
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CLOSE IN HOMES

$2415-6 blocks west of National hotel,
not a new house. all modern; easy terms
$1,7JO-C1ose in on Tyler, not new, partly
modern $500 cash, balance like rent.
$2,T00-6 blocks west of New England
Rdg., 4 room cottage. bath. oak floors, new
furnace. Owners In California: terms.
$780, rooms. modern except furnace,
close to 18th and Jackson, $500 or $400 cash,
balance to suit.
$31OO-7 room we'll built home near 18th
and Topeka ave. This IL an old house, mas
some new oak floors and hot water heat,
$4,000, FOR it has almost 2 lots; can help
make terms.
J. T. BELL. advisor on property, 735
Fillmore st. Phone G14.
INSURANCE. FIRE. TORNADO.
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FOR SALF-REAL ESTATE
EAST SIDE

THREE ACRE tract, close in, for sale, ali
valley land, 1 acre bearing cherries and
other fruit over $1,000 new improvements
A nice house. Call 2426 NJ or write
owner. NJ. L. Mcintyre. Il. 3. N. Topeka.
FOR SALE-Improved 119 acres Raw bot
tom farm level. rich soil. S135 acre.
terms. A. L. Eurman, Heal Estate, 1O6
West Sth.
NEAR shops, good Groom house, for sale
at bargain on easy terms. Phone
owner. 1926 NJ.
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WANTED-FEMAIE HELP
Permanent
Positions for Young
Ladies

The Southwestern Bell Telephone COM
pany offers unusual advantages for young
ladies wishing employment. Rapid ad-
vancement for those qualifying. Pleasant
surroundings. Extra compensation for GER
tain hours worked. IL would pay you to
investigate our present offer. An Jppor-
tunity you can't well afford to ignore.
Come in and let us talk to you personal
ly. Inquire for danaGer Of Training De-
partment ST. Jackson Ave.
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FOR. EXCHANGE

ExCHANGE-New. well built 5-room
bungalow in Dallas, Tex, lot 50x1Jo,
screened porches, BATH garden, well. fruits.
Price $220Q, clear. for Topeka property. A.
L. Furman. Real Estate. Jog West Sth.
LOOK-High class car. built by famous
Packard Co., late six, hest condition,
sixty horsepower. cost $4,000. Will sacri-
flee, Trade for horses, cattle or Ford. T.
v. r.. care Journal.
EXCHANdE-2OO acres. rich level Missouri
land, 90 miles south Jefferson City. Price
30, 600, clear. Wants Kansas lands. A. l..
Fufniar. Real Estate, log West Sth.
FOR Exchanges corner lots, blocks
south Christ's hospital. Price $1,000. clear.
want clear western lands. A. l.. Fufman,
Real Estate. LOG West Sth.
FOR ExCHANGE-3-p passenger electric car,
In good order. VIII take lots. A. L. Fur
man. fienl Estate. JOG West sth.
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WANTED-MALE HELP
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
BOOKKEEPERS

Ambitions men who recognize the ire
mendous shortage of technicaily trained ani
struction period following the war; ana
who have some accounting ability VIII wei
come the information that IA prominent OF
ganization of Certified Public Accounting
has made available a scientifically siniple
and intensely interesting home STUDY ram am
ing. Qualified accountants need not ienr
after-t he-war competition because ihe
shortage of expert cost. executive anu
public accountants is marked that EN-
pioyers cannot find enough of them even
at 81 500 to $4,000 salaries. Accepted can
didates guaranteed satisfaction. In reply
Ing give I'm confidence experience ana pre-
yious training. Address j. II. Tanner. Q. Z.
A. Suite 152. Grand Park BLDG, ohleaso:
WANTEIJ-Man and wife for boarding
cars: Iaborers 30 cents per mr.. 9-hr. DAY
farm hands married farm couples head
cooks; fry cooks; kitchen helpers; porters;
bell boys: wood choppers: iaherer lsu
laborers. Furmans Labor Agency, 1oo
West Sth.
WIDE AWAKE MAN 70 TAKE Al !. C 81 ! 6sI
at 'o once. Wrife today. American Products
Co. s5S American Bldg, Cincinnati ONO.
Travel: make secret Investigations, re-
ports Salaries. expenses American FOR
eign Detective Agency, 2S,' st. Ions. --
MAINTENANCE or women cooks. $l0 %
SIS week mattresses. SO week and board.
Furman' & Labor Agency. 106 West sth.
LOCOMOTIVES FIREME Esaos 80 s1'o assS
monthly. experience DSHN
stamp. hallway. care Journal. -A-
WANTEf)-Ten men Monday at 1 y. m. to
take up hides. Wages 45c per hour. Chas'
Wolff Packing Co.
Observation-Disclosures solicitor for re-
tail order route. Dibble Grocery Co.,
South side. Z-
WANTED-Mcn and boys at Taylor
nursery, east of Santa Fe shops Eel
1905. 179..
WANTED-Wood choppers. S2.25 n cord,
poie lengths. North of Potwin and Il. l.
railway .---
wANTED-Delivery boy. Dibble Grocery
CO.. North side store.
LABOREHS WANTED-$3.O0 hours IA
East First st.
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FORM bOaru
SUPPLIES
Required by the
KANSAS STATE INSTITUTIONS
FOR SIX MONTHS.
Sealed proposals for furnishing the sup
plies herein named will be received by ne
D. m. Deeemb S. :. isis. The proposals
Shall be in writing. sealed and marked
shall be addressed to the Business Manager
Of the Board Of Administration, Topeka,
Kan. All proposals must be accompanied
bank, payable to the Board of Admints-
tration, equal in amount to five per cent Of
ans for '9 sse Sf ssh
made to the party the check shall be at
to him and ,, ths en .sa d se
returned to him when contract has been
duly signed ana bond approved.
posnIs will be opened. in public, at the office
Of the Business Manager of the Board Of
Administration. in the state capitol, Topeka,
Kan. for tabulation.
Commencing at nine a. M. on the follow
ing days., Monday. December o, dry goods
and boots and shoes; Wednesday. Q q. m.,
SO p H. beee%Se meats ana n Sas
terine, flsur and feeds; Friday. o q. m,
December n; stationery and qnsenswa &c.
Bidders on dry goods, groceries, queens
ware, and meats and butterinee must, ne
their goods before the Business Manager.
The Board and Business Manager re serve
the right to reject any or all bids. and o
tire bid, or to accept or reject
the best Interests d a1e state Mnese
both the bids and quality Of goods offered
are the same; preference viii be given 70
mentioned "as ordered" and ali other 81
ticles, that are perishsble and the quality
or value Of which. will deteriorate by keep.
chief executive officer. 81 the several
stitutions. All goods are to be spot deiiy-
cry. except where the schedule specifics MS
A bill in detail must be sent to the In.
stitution when goods are shipped. Payment
M I1err be 81 made adj the month following the &C.
Al supplies are for six months. begin.
ming M t January 1. 1913. and must be delivered
institutions: but when in carload iots. an,l
there IS switch. spur or sidetraek 10 n
near the institution. cars must be PLACED
mated By the chief executive Offices az ie.
institution. The Topeka and Osawafomie
f Ssate rn Hospitals and State Hospital
boys. 1ndnstrIaI School a. To onsas. ks the
ga, s state Penitentiary at Lansing. the state
Hospital Mt Larned. and tho State Manual
Training School at Pittsburg, each has m n
! sldetrack or spur. and bidders should
inform themselves as to the switcbins
charges OF the railroad companies al the a.
various Institutions before submitting their
proposals.. Freight and al other charges
! must be prepaid All proposals must in
| Guide delivery as herein stated. free >.
charges for packing. freight. switching. O..
any other charges whatever.
When no mention is made, when this -e
quirement is necessary, articles such az
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C. G. BLAKELY & co.
A CHOICE HOME, 80 ACRES

Close Topeka station; school; Of
nearly n in
wheat Ali -Four alfalfa
smooth. csood SOIL
will $1,000 this other
WHITE LAND CO.
ROOM Is. COLUMBIAN BLDG.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE AND FEMALE

clerks NJ washington men, women. girls,
Is or over 800 month. Topeka examine
lions December Z. Common education sur
needs Won Help her and live in Washing
ton during war times. Write Immediately
for free list positions open. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. 135-J, Rochester. n. 1.
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NINE MILES OUT

Farm 100 acres rolling upland. nearly
all tillable, 100 a. wheat " to buyer. 40
a. pasture, some prairie hay. some fruit,
8 r. house, good barn, large new granary,
other outbuildings; wells, windmill. etc.
All good repair and paint. A we'll kept and
productive farm worth the price 81 go.
J. r. TORRINGTON, 100 w. 9th. Tel. 22s.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs


1G2G VAN BUREN-5 room cottage for rent.
modern except heat piece bath, good
n,,s s ,,So Walking distance and ear
FOR HENT--91j Western Avenue, rooms,
garage, strictly modern. high class resi-
dence, fuel supply in cellar. Rental $50
534 Kansas ave. Phone $3.50.
KANSAS AvE.-1s2s. bath electric lights,
-. gas. basement. s rooms. SIC. Also. 1910
kansab ave, rooms, bath, gas, electric
lights. basement, $3.50. Phone 314o.-.E. T..
noudebusll. 623 Kansas ave.
FOR RnNTMd-room modern house. in first
class condition, vacant DEG. T.. 1911 Kan.
sas ave-. so . c. q. B1Ake1y Co, Real
Estate and Insurance, Mdlvane Bldg. Tel.
13S.
FOrh-RQOM cottage, partially furnished,
gas and electricity. $40 month to respon-
ave-. or II. e. Pendry. attorney. Phone 626.
FOR RENT-5-reom house. electric lights,
gas, city water, sewer. fine garage,
cement walks. $12 per month. Inquire at
1925 Kansas ave.
WEST 18TH ST. 1112, near Clay and 18th,
and painted throughout, S12 per month.
Phone 1901.
1910 Kansas ave-, rooms, not modern
1910 Western. q rooms, not modern. In
1uire 1O21 Quincy.
MODERN house, close in, adults. Refer
ences. 40 Van Buren,.
HOUSES for sale and rent for the rich
and poor J. b. Gibson, phone 323G
FOR RENT-1325 Van buren,, to colored
people. Phone Red. 1926.
913 WEST 6TH-7-room house and barn
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FOR RENr-FURNrsHEp HOUSES
FOR RENT-ROOMS

129 KANSAS AVE. modern living ROOMS.
2nd floor. well ventilated. gas and electric
lights. bath, not and cold water, newly
papered and painted thrnout. Live in ting. e
rooms and rent four which should more
than pay rent. One half block south of
X. I. depot. Call phone $40.
UNFINISHED steam heated rooms So
Kansas ave. Bates & Capps Cafe.
212 W. sTH-Room furnished or unfurnisf-
ed Edison heat. 1861.
929 AND 9a5 KANSAS AvE.-UnfurnisIc
rooms. Tel. psi Red.
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TIE R E TED?

7 =
II a in
ma woman
FRS.
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MOVING
Kenmore MOV1N G
CALL PHONE 4341-
LEGAL

First published in The Topeka state
Journal, Saturday, November o, 19ls.l
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
November 9th, 191S-Notice is hereby
given that the Industrial Welfare Com,
mission of the State of Kansas will Io:d
a public hearing on Monday. December
end, at 80 z. NJ. in the office of the
Commission in the State Capitol Building
ut Topeka. Kansas, on the Recommended
lions which have been made to the Con-
mission by the State War Board covering
hour, wage and sanitary regulations. for
women and minors in manufacturing estab-
lishments. BY order of
THE INDUSTRIAL WELFARE CON-
MISSION.
MRS. A c. MITCHELL,
CHAS HAMLIN.
LIMA T. BRESETTE, Secretary.
Thirst published in The Topeka State
Journal, November 16, 1851
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FRAMING. regi!dinS mat making. mount
ing done by Sullivan Art Store, 122-124w. y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solicitor for re-
tail order route. Dibble Grocery Co.,
siI
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wANTED-Ten men Monday at J.. m to
take up hides. Wages 4oc per hour. Chas'
wolff Packing,
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First published in The Topeka state
Journal, Saturday, November ., 1881
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WANTED-Mcn and boys at Taylors
nursery, east of Santa Fe shops. Eel.