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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1919-12-19

trollable, preventable and can be cur
ed if attacked in the proper stage.
You may save your own life.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
Snnrempi ~ipeljemme

Yieni poifa tlli foiiliisto ia to-
paii toiien poian, bdntG iulirem-
man, jofa tabtoi tapella bdnen fans
iaan. SilIoin pieni poifn ianoi:
"Obota mGbGn, nina futiun iuu-
remman m~eljeni". Sind mGlin fiun
ban oil melieGniG bafemasia, jnofii
tnppelunbaluinen poifa pafoon.
3rn ~laatana faiffien miettelDS-
tcniG faiitta tapaa meibGf ia tabtoo
tapelln fonsiamme, GlfGdmme brit
tGfo omin nelfpoin taistella banen
fansiaan, ipaan ianofaamme: "ooo-
tas, fun NINA ianon iitriremmalle
lpelielleni". 6illG mGlin, frn me
ferromme aiiamme ililtremmnue
meljeIIemnle Seeiufielle, iaatana ia
malliiesti juofiee pafoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
ALOILTA

tlirfismetidst1iGt eitpGt ole palio-
fam tpalittdneet, fobonneet aripos-
Ia min iuuresti, eta niiben nabfo-
ia on nDt rilpettli abferasti fe-
raamddn. Sdnifiennabfafim iotta
ennen felpaiimat ainoastaan pois-
beitettdWifii, opat NIT bppin baliit
tiiia ia opat Midi wariinfin batltn
tefiiGt r~liipenneet fGpttGmdGn. @rGs
itGldinen toiminimi on ilmoittanalt
tarpitiemmia 100000 iGnifien-
nabtaa mroiina 1919 ia 1920 ia
bolliau ie ostaa ~etlpa1sia amerifa.
laiiia ~nabfoia. Tdmd tieto on mar
maSti teripetiilllit monelle farmarin
poialle. Ibfera pppopstdid moi tai.
men mittaan foota niitG bDpGn Jon,
ton, ia paitii rabaa nobfoista, banf
til ban iiten bpmiG maflipaloia per
been poptaan, pubumattafam iiitd
bupista ia ~bpobpstd, minfd met.
ldstps urbeilunn tiottaa b1nelle It
ielleen. Wbopspaltain MaanipiIielps
toimisto antaa pppoettaesiG tietoia
|i1nifeen. b. M. nabfojen ostaiista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27

SrobeI, biiomattil mics fasma-
tiiSopin alalIa, fertoo fuinfa ipmGn
maifiltufien raamatunluiiie tefi bG-
neen, iota lapiet opettelimat, fun
ban oil emf p1ipG6 foiilusia. 2au-
.ie oil: "@tiifG1 eniin Sumalan
waltnflintaa ia. banen manbursfatt
tania". Sdsta lopiuaioen moiflttel-
masta ban firioittaa manbuiroes-
iaan: "Barip tefi minlnin waifi,-
lehman, iolIaista en- ole ernemmin
enfd %jdlteenpGin tuntenltt. TooeIIa-
fin, waifiitelma oil Min eIdipG ia
ipipG. ett1 tGnGdnfin iofainen iana
eIGG tuoreesti muistisinni omitui-
fine 6Gnenpainoineen, iolla ie laii-
firttiin; ia fuitenfin iiitG aiasta on
10 m~ierGbtGnpt neliienfpmmentd
nrlotta."
@ifobGn tGmdfin oliii omiam
imnostamnan maibempia ia lasten
fnspattajia pbG enemmGn teroitta-
maan Simalan ifuiiia totuufiia
pienotaisten ipoGmiinl Se, mifd
lapiena painiul ipoGmeen, eli moi
fosfam iieltd fofonam pois lab
ted.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
&aamatnn t~mtfimiiesta

Ost1ndni, luulenpa, ett1 aipan
fofonaan lniminlpot &aamatun lu-
femiIen, tai ainafaan ct poljon bpo-
bp fen lltemiiesta. sos min OH, llte
9uplella ieilranma Mooopn firjoi-
Etelma:
"Minulla oil pbteen aitann to-
pana llifea bppin monta lufua
&aamattta pGimGsiG, ia ios en- iaa-
nut liietilfii totpallista m1dr11ni,
ajattelin f%pImenepGni ia wieraan-
tltipani armosta. Mhitta aiattelep-
pas, jos iofli diff fpipnDt mimtlta
parin tilnnin firlltttla, mitd olin
Iiifenut, en- diff woinut innoa; MI
nd olin nnbottomtt fen melfein
faiffi.
Scum DIN poifonen, pitt minlin
MUM tpon obellla fuoffia liant
maiSIimaata; 10 NINA fltotln Nun
felnottomasti iaabafleni main pol
ion alno, ettG ebtoolla miniin tap-
tpi ppstpttGd feppi maaban tietaat-
ieni ietraoiporlo oamuna mibin o.
lin i6Gnpt.
"Se oil ~ioficenfin iamonlaista
fuin bGtifoim1llG llifea min monta
lufin ~pGipGSiG. SerbeeniiG iaattao
fanoa: @oimoni, luittfo NINA to-
man lumun9 Iiin, ipostoa ban,
en- maiSta. ga flmpifaan beistd Ell
muisto. gbfG be llfewot iaman
llrp1n 1ruoestoan ia u~iibestnan, ia
futiumat it'd Haamatiin tutfimilef-
III. @npG lr1lle olepan mitGan fir
jao mooilmasia, ionfa tlttfimiien
me min laiminloiiimme FUN &on-
matiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
SGptDD

Wiuioan poppi mtbteli maampil-
ielijGG tim tGmlG oil laiminlponpt
firfosia fapnnirL ianoen "Sieoatte-
ban, ettette ole fosfaon pois murffi-
noilta". "Ob", arpeli mics, mel.
oGn tGptpp mennG marffinotlIe".
SifeasInban oil mieS, ettei firf.
loon enempGG fiiin t~oimaaieenfaan
memo ole mit11n "tGptpmistd"
Mditta perfeIe fpllG nGfpp oIefpon
poljon onfarunpi iidntd, moiffapo
toiien omoiilnioelle. Sdn pot,ee pa.
Ton fpnnin tefemifelle ia belfuettiin
menolle, fiIlG opotbon be oriial
Maltta mifii ientddn oliiit orio, fiin
Sofia on iinut mopoofii tebnpt2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
Nmornfaincn, mumfe Dl6s!

-O-
Nrornfainen, npnie DlOs!
(SGmel: 9. g. t77.)
"Gtitoritfainen, not,ie ploSl"
Seeiutiemme lantflii Min,
Scum ban fulfil t1Gu1 terran
Mennen Nainin fnltpuntiin.
Silloin fltollltt fannettibin
Salrtaa fobti paarilla;
Salio faniaa falipiingista
&iilfi iaattoioiifosia.
&antaiot MT i%eiiabtuimat.
Seeirs ianoi ionnlla:
"9eitorutainen, norie pl0sl"
&uollait nouii iomalla,
SefG RUPEES pltblumaban.
@iti TAI Main poifania.
&aiffi fania funnioitti
SbmeisiGnfG Seeiusto.
yeDt on monta nllorllfaista
Sengelliiest' fltolleenn,
SDnneisiGniG iurtitonna
&aootufieen fiirl1btaa.
Soiiet oipat f~antamasia,
8iem1t moiffa mGtifin;
Eoinen toistaan talitttapat
Sbmilliiiin ieitroibin.
2ameata tiet1 fl1lfee
&ania epGlitfuinen.
Nlitta bengelIinen Giti
SiitG 'onnpi iitrltinen:
usfonaiiet itfein buotaa:
@itta, bppd ,SumaIal
Boitamme ia tpttaremme
&aootufIeen fiirltbtaal "
=
<ollltt of nliorilfainen, ..
&ibin poifa oinoa.
Stiti, iofa oil leSfi,
&aootti main tilrmanio;
Sifii oil iurlrllinen
siiti, ittein fulfifin.
"StId itfel" Iaiiiui Seeiiis,
Setd fosfi p%aoribin.
Seei1iS mDoSfin mielellGnl1
Sabtoo tltllo altttomoan:
Wonen ipntiiuofiusianio
Seiiottaopi ormoSiaan.
S1llG ibmeauttajalla
On Min monto feinoa,
Niinfliin: lairnlts, ilru, bGtG
Dst1tpien fuolemo.
Onfos SeeIus iooniit limit
Seilattan 10 ipnnistd9
Ootfo fuulllit f%litiipmliflen:
"Jtitorufoinen, noltie Dlosl"
81, Jos oiiit omistoniit
Soiionnen, elGmdnL
SpoGmesiGs fGilptt6npt
Mrmon tiinnon elGiD1nl
SiIloin mposfin iinlin fieles
&iittGm11n 10 f~iiratbtaa;
Salitii on elGmGsid
HaImeIIa main Slimalaa.
81. Jos faiffi riioriifaiiet
&irllis febotiifien tddr:
"geiiorufainerL noiiie pl6sl"
Noule toii-eldmddnI
". g.
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Notes ana personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
The Fidelity class Of the Oakland Meth
odist church will meet Thursday afternoon
az the home of Mrs. W. ID. Kesselring,
Ohio street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Anderson returned
derson spent last week there and Mr.. An.
derson went down Sunday, accompanying
her home.
The ladies' of the Oakland Methodist
ehbTeh will give q silver tea at the home
Of Mrs. T. !. Allen, AIS Forest avenue,
comrnde and Mrs. william Cooper en-
tertained the members of the Oakland
b Se6sga9S, Sub Monday , syening at their
Ralstin Of San Bernardine, CALI, Comrade
and Mrs. Bradley, CemFade and Mrs. Cole
Mrs. Rake, Ccmrade and Mrs. Banks. Com
Tade and Mrs Reed, Mrs. Bumgardner,
MES MS, lEsns WoeGMofth. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs.
held November g. at the home of Com
rade and Mrs. Banks The members of the
sig s0c ana taeiT families les vii entertain with
Miss May Tomiinson i9V Of Kansas O CITY itS
NO; Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Norris
The &c Forward Bible class of the Oak
ANA christian church will meet Wednes-
Hmay nay, evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. c W. Keesee. 1s4 Winfield avenue
isIt Mohnay while working at the Saliva
ton Army building and broke three of
MS RIBS; He Is doing as weR as could be
The VIA One class of the Oakland Meth
edist church Will meet Thursday afternoon
az the home of Mrs. Sam Ray, Forest
Mrs, F. 4, Mailing and daughters, Miss
Christina Mailing and Miss Josephine
Mailing Of urbana, Ohio are visiting Mrs.
Siaung s. brother. Mr.. Homer Allison and
Mrs. Allison, Green street Mr.. Allison
accompanied them from Chicago to Topeka,
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EAST SIDE NOTES
Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50

by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence webb entertained
Mt dinner Sunday for Mrs. Z. A. Mailing
and daughtcrsr Josephine and christine, OF
aud Mrs Homer Allison and children;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown ana dan ngda
from fGo Fi Msriden, Kan Where they were the
Mr.. and Mrs. E.; A. shoaf and two chill hi
Pa. and win make their home at 2l6
Elliott street. Mr.. and. Mrs. shoaf are
their home in Pittsburgh for the past
The Missionary society of the Third
ffesbyteeITyia1n enut nffer w az
Mrs. Fred Hess and little. daughter Ava
Elizabeth have gone to Atchison pefors. re-
tuFninG to their home in ottawa, MIS- Hess
has spent some time visiting Mr.. and Mrs
s. Cunningham and Miss Mary Cunning
Residents on Chandler street between
Third and Fourth are looking forward to
the day when they may enjoy the pave
nent now being put down on the street
sgithSut the discomfort of absorbing
large amount OF dust into their systems
Prepertv owners complained last week be-
esnae ~ the methods used by the contract
ors in removing the dirt scraped out FER
the pavement, resulting in change OF
Mrs. Mary Erickson. 2f4 Tyler street, will
entertain Thursday afternoon for the mem
bers OF Topeka Review No; II, ". y. a, j..
ths third District PresbyteriaI at the
Third Presbyterian church. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs I w Mcclure have return
ed 10 their home. 1927 Kansas avenue
after spending tie simmer Ia Manitou.
Colo.
Mrs Ira Treadwell and mother Mrs,
S1eerre watson arrived Sunday after tvs
snonths spent in California.
Mr. Paul Ritts. Branner strset. who has
been IA n local hospital receiving treatment
for seT!ens burns is now at his home ana
Is Fetuvertng
Mrs william Grant and little son. VIII
ser ~ the week 1T fine home IF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Crawford. 10 Jefferson street.
iffie WiIiaim Grant. was injured IN
", otorcvcIe accident fnir week aud has been
at \ local hosultal since that time. 1t Is
IN sreht that he and h's nothAr will he
able to return home to Keokuk, Iowa, seon.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Young lady as bookkeeper and
cashier Mt Dibble Grocery Company.
North Side store. Apply Dibble Grocery
CO., South side.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meE to install bot
air furnaces. Lnkins Bros. No. Topeka
Kan, Phone 1890. +
BOY with wheel for delivery and mes
senger service. Crane & Co.. SO KAN
sas Ave.
BOY with wheel for nj ssenger service
Crane & Company. 110.112 Il. sth,
TEAMS and trucks to haul conI. Nc
eieery Dudley Coal Co.
WANTED-Pwe men or boys on Lilac
Dairy Farm. Phone 220e K-3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taller at L. c.
RAINS, 720 Kansas Avenue.
WANTED-Boys with wheels, good pay
Western Union Tel Co.
WANTED-Good painter. 1882 Western
ave. Phone 1902 White.
WANTED-Young mar to learn broom
work. 921 East 9Th st.
BOY With wheel, good wages. 531 Topeka
ave.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATESs The rate for
inserting Want Ads In The Topeka state
Journal Is / cest q word each insertion
minimnm 10 cent?: b. the week cent? q
word minimum 80 cents.
COUNT THE WORDS OF your ad lncIud-
Ing four words for State Journal address
when addFtss lie Used count each initial,
letter and each number or combination Of
figures as cue word.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads 10 De
classified properly must be in The State
Journal office before 1920 o'clock. Want
Ads received after IL 30 TIL :ls p. ~ will
be Inserted under the head: "Too Late TO
Classify"
OUT OF ToWH advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check in full
payment Of the same. Note the foregoing
about counting the words ana
the rate per word for Tia Topeka Sta.a
Journal
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Fred Buechner advises the bringing
Of individual drinking cups to the en-
tertainment at the Community house
this evening, While the kind of re-
freshmeHts to be served has not been
stated. II is to be inferred from the
above that something to drink Will
be in order. Whether hot coffee and
doushnuts or cider remains to be seen.
A large attendance is expected and q
good time is anticipated,
The Curtiss plane belonging to the
Topeka Transport Aero company,
which met with an accident four or
five weeks age at Garden City, is be-
Ing repaired at the Hottie tire repair
Ehop. Pilot Harry Buff and Maehin-
ist Roy Stasger were in the plane
when it fell. StaggeF Is now working
on the repairs
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Palmer and little
daughter. Charlotte Ray, of Kansas
City. are making a few days visit to
Mrs. Palner's aunt, Mrs. z. F. Weave
err, of 814 Jackson street.
Mrs. A. w. Wright and daughters,
Irene and Helen, of Junction City, whe
have been visiting relatives in North
Topeka, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Doyle of SO Park street has
taken the position as cashier at
Buechner's store.
A NJ Petro & Son. Druggists.-AdV-
w. S. Willis, who died yesterday
afternoon at a local hospital, was
a relative of Mrs. C. H. Willis of S27
Van Buren, street. Mr. Willits's home
was at 1906 Lane street.
The Merry Matrons club will meet
at the home of Mrs. L. J. Harper, sos
Fillmore street. south, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs Mae Stewart. age AZ. died yes
terday at her home, 408 West Gordon
street. She is survived by son
years old. Her husband, Everett
Stewart, died about a year ago. Mrs.
Stewart made her home with her
mother, Mrs. Davis. Funeral services
Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the home,
Burial in Stewards cemetery.
Mrs Bert Bradley was agreeably
surprised on her birthday anniversary
home 10 west Thirteenth street.
when a family dinner was enjoyed by
the following relatives: Mr.: and Mrs
Bradley and daughter, MarjoFy' M
ana Mrs. S. S. Myers Mr. ana MRS;
Fred Renker and son Elmer, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Spetter of Wichita, Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Myers and daughter,
Iorene Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Taggart
and children of Meriden.- The occa-
sion was also the ninth wedding am
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Myers, and a feature of the gathering
was the presence of the entire lam
lily, 80.
South Harrison street. in g recent let
fer from their daughter. Miss Minnie
Bischoff, who is now in Berlin, re-
ceived a hint of prices now asked in
Berlin for various articles of food.
While housekeepers in Topeka have
been complaining on the difficulty of
getting up a good meal economically
at the prevailing high prices, COM
parison with Berlin prices casts To
coffee sells for from 81 to IS per
pound, eggs so cents apiece. lard So
to 81 per pound and butter 81 per
pound. other edibles are in proper
tion. Miss Bischoff has been in Ger
many for the past twenty years acting
as governess. She may return to
the United States. altho' no date has
been settled upon.
Dr. A. NJ. Dawson has reopened MS
office at sac North Kansas avenue.
Phopa 727-AdV.
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wANrED-FEMALE HELP.


CENSUS CLERKS-4,00o needed. sos
month. Age 1850. Experience uRaeees-
sary. Examinations Topeka, Oct. IS For
free particulars, write j. Leonard former
Government Examiner), 1902 Equitable
Bldg, Washington.
WANTED-Good wash woman to come to
house Tuesdays; small family wash. POS
East Sth.
WANTED-com petent white girl for gem
eral house work. No washing. Good
wages. Tel. P346. 5O6 Topeka ave.
Mattresses, $40 per month.
room and board while learning. Apply
manager Harvey House, Santa Fe station
WANTED-Dishwasher good wages. Apply
in person Harvey House, Santa Fe sta
ton.
WANTED.Pemale agents. coo E. Ath St,
Topeka. Kan.
EXPERIENCED stenoGrapher wanted for
general office work Telephone s.
WASH WOMAN wanted for small family.
1910 Harrison st.
girl on farm Call 2202
KS.
LADY wanted to learn marking
and sorting. White Star Laundry.
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RUSHED JAIL FOR NEGRO
But West Virginia Mob Found He Had
Been Spirited Away.

Huntington, w. Va, Oct. Three
hundred men rushed the Jail here late
last night in search for a Georgia ne
gro giving the name of B. Anderson.
He is charged with assaulting a white
woman.
The mob gained entrance only to
find the negro had been moved to an
OfhAY
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FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.

A BARGAINING residences in splendid
location, close In, two lots, east frontage.
fine old shade. one broom, one 6-rOoln. sell
for price of lot also modern 6-room house
except furnace, one and one house lot, fine
old shade Call SGT Madison st.
FOR SALE-5-room cottage, West side,
good location; small payment. Phone
1874 evenings.
FOR SALE--6-room cottage, modern ex-
81, 200
NOTICE SHOP MEN-On Klein, houses
for Sale Call Black 2469. ID. j. Mohony.
0o4 Jefferson.
FOR SALE--Business lot on East Sixth
st. near Chandler. Phone ITS K-3.
FOR SALE-Six room house, 1614 East
Sth Black ASH.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


z. p. Davies to D. Debaeker, pit NV.
F. II. Herne to J. f. Rosebrough, lots
b12-i4 Mqivane st, Williams add: 80
College ave, Rimhurst. ............ $500
J. r. 0'Harra and others to P. g;
0Harra. lots PA Oak st, Norris
so,iI-i4 ...:..:..:.i .' %. 5000
Rec. 4 ....,....;.................. ~ 500
7o.72 Monroe St, cranes add. W.: 200
ss3,5 Grand ave-, ]. Norton's add. 1900
I. Y. Whitcomb to W. NJ. Bibby, pit.
lot "a WoQdlaYn ave, Potwin. 49,, l
M. G. Moore to 3. f. E. Marsh, lot 3GS
pit 66 Kansas ave, Ritehie's add. $500
C. Z. Keller to d. H. Atkinson, let's
139- 1-3-5 Holden ST.. Willard...... L
R: d. Smith to A. A. Mover, pit sw.
u 14-H-13 ..................... 1
NJ. N. Sehlegel to NJ. F. Jeffrey, lot
42S n. II 30 Fillmore St, Kings add
and pit. Sc. Il 36-11-15. ........ $500
]. c. Brown to A. L. Olney, lot 900
90 West St, blk n. 4 D. sub. 1900
6. Benefited to J. C. Lortie, pit. lots
Ni6s70 Chandler St., Kleip's End add. 1900
Shaw. Inv. Co. to A. Anderson, pt
blks. 1914 Parkdale ................ 800
A W. Denmon to c. D. SPOTS, see
A: Il. Richie to c. F. Noble. pit, lots ii'OOO
3d2 to 36S Madison ST., Ritebie's add
d. s. Tower to e. E. Noble, lots 90
21-s blk Is AubnrrRle. ......-..... 1000
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FOR sAl.E-lsEAL ESTATE

block south Of car line cottage, ohiSy5
years old. rooms, lots. east front,ssis
block to macadam road. city water, electric
Great bargain II sold this week. SmHil
payment down, balance like rent Calls ut
6O1 East 4th st Phone 60.
FOR SALE-This week a two apartment
house, rooms each, modern except heat.
always rented. VIII pay 1917 to 1876 on
Investment. Phone Black 2409 from o to
II a. m.
OAKLAND HOME. Z room house and Ttfffee
lots, gas, electric lights WE'LL. cfsttrn
and good walks. Call 1875 Sundays and
after 80 p. III. week days. sos y
Broom house. west side good locatiosK
81 500 90. See owner, w. NJ. Bunce, sos
Clay. Phone 1909 Blue -
FOR SALE-House and 2 lots Enquire
ia East 4th st 81
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North Side Neu,s

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store or telephone Eleanor
kimbail, 1881 after & o'clock. Other
hours, $3.50.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

20 FOOT soda fountain and back
bar for sale, with other res
taurant and counter fixtures at
Funston now; good as new; also
finest confectionery store in K.
c.; doing the best business; cost
$4,000. For sale on account of
partners disagreement. For
further information write to
Theo. Georges, Manhattan, Kan.
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FOR SALE-KANSAS FARMS.
BUY FROM OWNER

2i5-aere grain farm, $40 per acre. ,s1o
miles 5. w. Topeka, miles south Te-
cumseh. VIII produce $4,000 in grain and
alfalfa yearly. Two sets Improvement
one set extra good. 40 acres alfalfa ESQ
acres plowed- for wheat 90 acres In, corn
last year, 20 acres pasture. Two never fall
ing springs. saf = --sl~s< i
a. RALPH F. Mo0RB~> <s--
500 Lane Street Pf1bnel SOD 7
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$3.50
~ lots. 6 r. cottage. modern fur
mace.
$500
Very large lot, splendid completely
modern cottage. Near 18th & Tyler.
$500
Two of the best loca ed lots in To-
peka. Six room house. modern except
furnace. Good garage and barn.
$3,250
n lots near 18th and Garfield, six
room modern house, good large rooms.
$000OS
IL lots. room house. 1246 West.
Look il over and make US an offer.
Clearinghouse Realty Co.
Tel. 1906. lot West 9Th.
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NOTICE

wish to notify all real estate men who
have my property listed that It - off the
market A. E. RINGER.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lalssg-small black purse between 18th and
Tyler and telephone office. Reward.
Phene 7a9.
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FOR RENT-Heoyer vacuum sweeper, eS9s
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OAKLAND NOTES.

Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone 1880.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

Rer Six touring, newly painted. good
top. good tires. all in good mechanical
condition. Address 400, Fillmore.
Telephone 3SOS.
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FOR SALE-Sow and seven pigs. Phone
IT'S Ma
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Black 1905 or address g. Il. NJ, care Jour-
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Address IS 2 care Journal
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MRS. TON THUMB, FAMOUS 4
LILLLPUTTAN DIES, AGED II
WoridRcnowned Midget Had Wonderful Career and W as
LoUed by Al Children Of a Generation Ago

MiddleborO. Mass. Nov. G6. a.
Countess Primo Magri. known TO the
general public as Mrs. Tom Thumb.
and one Of the best known lilliputians
in the world. died in her home here yes
tcrday after long illness. She was scv-
enty seven years old, and had Travelled
around the world several times under
the management Of the late +. 7. Bar
mum.
Mrs. Tom Thumb, born l.avinia
Warren. was the daughter of Yankee
farmer and could trace her ancestry
through Richard Warren Of the May
flower company, to William. Earl Of
Warren. who married Gundreda.
daughter of William the ConQucror.
She was born October 81, 1871, on
the Warren farm at Middlcboro. Ply
mouth county. Mnss. Her parents were
above average size as were four broth -
crs aud two sisters One sister. the
youngest Of the family, Minnie War
rcn. was of the same stature A. herself.
In her autobiography. written thir-
teen years ago. Countess Magri tells
of many amusing incidents in her girl
hood. due to her small size. She says
that she weighed siN pounds at birth.
normally until one year old and then
her growth became very slow until She
was ten. when it ceased altogether. Shr
was then twenty -four inches in height
and weighed twenty pounds.
At sixteen years old. IHvinia became
q public school teacher. which position
she held for one term. her SmalcS
pupil being far taller than the tcHchcr
During the subscQGcn, vacation sea