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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19
new LIGHT ON POISON
French Courts May Reverse De.
o'sIon Of @3 Years Aqo.
Chs"ist Convicted o. Mvrosr,no vita
~ Administering Arssn,e Ass<s for
Nshsarine u cAse.

! Paris --Madern scientific resesr-s
win regard 10 srsenical po!son may
cause the French courts 10 reverse +.
''ie sentence passed - years ayo ON
chemist named panvai. who v,.
Found guilty Of having muso,svd his
wife
h"h'ai. Who, owing 10 q press ny!,a-
uon' VAS released 10 years aSo, has
nc" MED petition asking for Der.
MISSION TO bring his case before the
supreme court of appeal. The Dan
WI ''v" was ,a~ of the mos, famous
r"'s"n trials in the annals o. French
criminal law. In 1877 N. Danvsi sss
prosperous chemist with m estnh-
instrument IN The Rue Nsuberr. Ae.
'ns"n "' having poisoned his wife. he
was brought 10 trial before the Seine
AsSise court and q, May 10, 1875. Con.
ashihed 10 deportation for life
fsh"ns experts appeared both for
'h" prosecution and the defense una
'hc whole o' medical jurisprudence
concerning The qualities II arsenic, rs
they "ere thcu sesua. pss srv,.J
"f"'c h, c"urt for many DAYS Tn,
government, experts found trace. Of
arsenic in Nine, Danvsls body which
"eu'd smount 10 cue m.ilIsrsm
I"i2'" 1rain). This. IL N~s argued
proved that ars-ns, had been admin.
's'rred vita criminal intent. A ,oxi.
s''"gtst for the defense, however.
maintained 'ha, one milligrsm WIS =
perfectly normal amount II arsenic To
md In the human body. Il was point.
ed oui that The green curtains aar.
rounding Nine. Dsnvals bad had b~rn
c"i"t'i with at a,sentcsl dye aud con.
'aiped an ounce Of pure arsenic
han'sl MAS sent 10 the penal
settlement of New Caledonia. He WA,
''i"e there, comparatively free, with
Ills family, when. in laac. the order
came for his rr,esse.
tt. treach government ,oxicoloc,., |
bas Just issued new textbook for
al criminal trials IN |
which II is declared that the presence i
of SO small quantity Ms one mill.
gram Of arsenic In the human body Is
hegiiSihie and oush, not 10 e< taken
rs ihcriminasing evidence IN q charge
II murder
h Is OH this new ruling that n.
'anvsl appeals.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

II Is within the range OF pro
liability that we will soon be
facing an intensive war between
Ehe railroad operators and their
Employees composing the four
big brotherhnods. The opera
Sors are insis,ent that before
reduction of railroad rates can
q put into effect the employees
pust accept a proportionate cut
b wages, The brotherhoods
ave Just taken a vote OF their
pem bers on the question and ii
said that 30 percent Of them
avor . strike TO maintain the
resent wage scale. should the
ht be put into effect. How
ouch of all this talk Aetween
he contending parties Is bluff is
Uncertain. but there appears TO
@ sufficient real com battive
pirit on both sides to make the
tuation rather critical. This
q poor time to strike, but the
en evidently are Of the convie.
on that only q ANAL percentage
the millions Of unemployed in
(e country today are efficient
AilvoAd men, and that = tie,up
transportation would be- faiy.
complete should the walk out
Lms 70 pass. Let - hope u
" -
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19
BAHAMAS CENSUS SLunps
Reports Show So ~ Cent Deer~ass
Since tsii-oinioi is,ands
Show Gain,

Nassau, Eahamas.--The Rshams
Islands. the British colony lying ON
the Atlantic coast. show q ,is,cr~asc
In population during the last ten
years. principally Sn account of cmi.
grafton to Florida, THIS Is the nr.,
decline In numbers 10 the r<or,ic,l
history az the colony.
The census jus, announced piac~s
the population At 3,a<s. which marks
n decressr ef :.pia. or as per c~u;
since ipil. pcmsnd for la,.sr In the
United states 10 r~garsird ~ ,h-
cause.
The hmini isiand.. ~s~rr much
liquor WAS sent frm The uuitesi States
when u wen, dry. has . ps.pulatisa u
SiV i'~opls. IN isesvase u lSs n ,hs
Ten yrsrA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

| Laat week We had . story In
our columns that brought home
to 10 directly the Oft repeated
charge that the people Of small
town com N unitiss are hopeless
" provincial and smugly sneyst
cd in their sslf.ssfiicieney u
compared with dwellsrs In the
larger urban districts. This In,
dictmsat however is always epsn
TO reasonable dispute On the
grouAd of contrast from opposi,
viewpoints. and which invariably,
il the line 10 closely adhered to,
pertrays the enc no less provin.
cial and self.sufficient than the
other. always, intellectually y
and spiritually. the small town
dweller ranks as high and goes
as far in. human endeayor to
reach the beautiful ana splitting
things of life as the, average
city bred person; and where
the mean level is surnounted,
the country stands well in csm.
payison with the city, with the
element of self.help showing
best in favor of the latter. His
environments hedge him in
where the other has at hand the
benefits and advantages that
grow from large centralized pop,
ulatious and wealth. The small
town inhabitaus must OF nocessi.
~ establish a train Of thought
in keeping with his condition Of
life and surroundings that may
conflict with the train Of thought
of the city dwsller induced By
by his own conditions of life and
surroundings, but in neither
event does il establish an imns.
dia,e superiority OF intellect,
sp' rituality or social idealism, |
II Is the contrast produced by !
the differeAt trains Of thought |
which max es the attitude Of Va,
rienee In each. We small town
iwellsrs cannot attain the en-
pyrean heights OF polished eul.
.ure, mayhap, on which our city.
,red friends feel themselves 30
consciously ensconsed, but we're
:re.ty good folks for a that. |
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

The delegates 10 the approach.
ing international conference on
armament. reduction a, Wash,
'ng,on are arriving in this cous.
try, and when they assemble on
November u the eyes Of the
world will be focused on our
national capital with the grea,
hope tha, out Of this meeting
will hs born the reformation of
world politics whsh will grow
into world peace and relieve
mankind forever from the sor
row and burden Of war, Can
the different human interests,
jea'ouslcs and hates be- so recon.
cilcds IL seems an impossible
d rean.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

The Wilson administration
spent a billion and a hall ON nj
Airplane program and produced
nothing; likewise, il spent three
and u half billion dollars on q
shipping prograin with sompar.
Atvcly the same result. Tie
people would be q fine lot OF
boobs to put that party back in.
TO power again.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

The Eighteenth Amendment is
part of the fundamental Law Of
the land and must be enforced
regardless Of interest or cost.
/. Ia now being said that big
Business is behind the present
extensive Illicit liquor traffic.
We don't knew how much truth
there Is in this claim, but ID was
a matter of fact that big bust.
ness largely supported the late
legalized liquor traffic to no avail
against the wave popular resent.
ment Of the evils OF drink. AZ
we have dealt with big business
before In this respect, we can
and will deal with il again. The
Eighteenth Amendment is the
law, backed by popular will, and
whosOcver bucks il must sooner
or laterscome to grief. The world
wasn't made In day, and Prohi.
bition 10 doing we'll as far a. We
have gone with Il. The opposi.
tion II meets 10 only forcing the
adoption OF more strinRsa, mes. |
sures for Ito enforce ment. |
Meanwhile. lot let personal lib. |
erty" 70 ara In arm with Ne |
Arbuekls eoeo u u vanAG y.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

We DO NOT question the NO
tives Of the State Elesmosynar,
Board Ia retaining q number o.
Democratic on the executive fore
es Of the several state institu
tions Of which ID Is in control
bat We DO question tho actor
from the standpoint Of good
party ethics. Its conduct ir
the matter cannot bs regarded
as good political taste or neces
sary for the welfare Of the in
s.!.uticns. Neither can we
conceive any reasonable or even
plausible excuse for it from the
standpoint Of public interest or
public concern in it. Beyond
all perad venture, II the vote OF
the people Of Missouri q year
ago determined anything at all,
it was that they were through
with Democrats az maH,1era of
any and all of the states affairs.
: Our elective public officials are
iu duty bound to carry ont the
will of the voters, and when they
follow their personal inclina
tions, sympathies or preferences
to the contrary, they are flying
in the face Of public opinion in a
way that must seriously offend
it. Clearly, had it been the de
sire Of the majority Of the pee
pie Of our state to retain Demo
Gratis ia the direction OF these
and other state institutions they
would have retained the Demo
cratic party in power. There
san be no satisfactory non parti
san direction OF the states in
situations while public opinion
is partisanly divided Now, why
do Republicans do such things:
We give it up. The Democrats
ara never guilty Of them and
therefore the consideration is
entirely misplaced. Republicans
as a rsle do not favor or condont |
rbem, and their principal effect !;
ss u cause disgruntlement in the
party ranks. The Eieemosynary |
Board Las dopb,less meant well
but it would have aerred more
satisfactorily had it adhered tol
f.s zine honored principle Of it.
1srty, .As, Rspub!ican would
always sli : public office better
than ans Democrat cAo. A.a that,
"ts the victor belong the spoils.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19
ADD TO WOES Of
POSTAL CHIEFS
Minor Post Offices Cause Trouble
for Department by Slack.
ness OF MetheeS.
DON'T TAKE JOB SERIOUSLY
Pess-sassrrs Refuse TO Answer De-
eartnse-s cerresesresees Ard
fareassr &c oa,s Nhsn Called
70 yaxk ey osssssats

Washington --S0Hss OF the trials "
IN, i'ess Nsiscs aepsrSaiset With nssy
u the feSsrsh elsss pestna stsrs OF the
eSasirs. sas rStSss 10 answer ssscssi ]
vN'rrvss~cssxHe~. aaa ~he eeher-xi,e
c,sod0ss themselves "a p<rhzps se-,
h,sa ezn<ted fSshlsa. are r~sxaisd By
", irving Giover. laird assistant post
master eeseral
fh0s- sosrth class pcs,Iasssers. Il
s9s'sSrs. have ne~s 10 pars respeassese
for the asizy IA satasttnx the D.ooo
claims fs< ,ess ASH asmssea psrv~is.
Bat snsss sh.h that they csafinszily
sat as n th~y Jishas care . mp whxsh-
- tA<s sssa ,ssssSess y ~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

| State OF Missouri,
County Of Washington. -
In the Circuit Couyt, August
term. 1921.
| s. +. Thurman, plaintiff,
Philip Casey. Howard Casey,
Josie Casey, Arthur Casey,
and Rachael Casey. defendants
Decree in Partition.
Notice is hereby given, that in
pursuance Of . desrse In pa1ti.
tion rendered In the above snti.
tied cause BY the Cirsuis Court
Of Washington County. Nilsson.
ri, at its regular August term.
1921. issued On August q,
1921, directing the sale OF real
estate hereinafter described,
that I, the unlsrsigned sheriff
of said county, at the front door
Of the court house, in the city OF
Potosi, in Washington County,
and State of Missouri, will on the
I'd Day Of November. 1921.
sell At public auction, to The
highest bidder. fo- cash in hand.
al Of the following described
real estate. to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter, and the
southeast quarter OF the south
west quarter OF section sixteen
90, township thirty seven (37),
north, range three east; lying
being and situate ia Washingtc n
County and State of Missouri.
Return OF such sale 70 be made
at an adjourned tern Of said
court to be convened on Noven
Der ,, 1921.
{. J. RICHESOK.
Sheriff of Washington County, |
Missouri.
ostobsr 5, 1921. ,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19
Wy esl,- sat3 ~e-ary Esaotsr. have
ycu got any n1easey AZ hexney
sNe. I harssir.A

~wess,- sat1 veary E.ste-. have
ycu got any naegsey al hexasy
sNe. I hare1't."
"fisve yuG Sus GEy Esossy With
yoa:~
"yeS have"
'Hep r1csh * IT,
i wo8': tel va
Henry t~evr4eyA - guess we er=hs
70 ,aa Se hcr lay 4s.act ,wo cssllS-s sri
AS!f," hc sSlt- turning 10 his par.-
nc-
Eerte-r fe,s detesrn,sAl: /; seern~.,
90 tiu that he rad formed 4 b5lslas.,,s
2 s~>as,Ia'inn v1iA Ii xgn.2s. aFvi tc-
-Ho'v.ny he wsS esgr7sv4 tlsn he -v-
r,ersnered tGunenre's ~ 4rcs4s cwp&c-
,Jt,s, alvays weil aEa0asu to h,,n. an.
be '7ases! de''r,~ss~d f',u-pslea. s,sx-
selt. locked Indignant
TIVE dollars and iss't.~ sse crte-i.
~Why. cs+tlli hay rs whole r.ars-
fnr -vo collars auj Aaif grsar.a<
poces, rallins. sa,i a's--ses. Sss4 yoG
,h-o~u in. Mister Heary Rs.sser1~
~Sce here. FloTeaseE.- lirn~y said
earnestly, "6ayea', yea ses swo dss.
lars snd d hAlfy'
~rt c,ursr Ssr haSr'l.' Ms ps v1e~r
aesgf,vi aIsl- ">ls" Deyer had two
doI.S and talf h. h,'g dse."
We'll thea. nail Ilrary cRssvy,l2y.
"wha; ~ sain' ra ao as@sos sy
How fasch va thirk Ne eazk, 10
charge h,--y~
llrr3@7t> ryrFes.Sr'a e--S-gses ig.vt-
,,sss,sa.2'&l "lgst t*t ra+ shias a rnttl.
ul..~ Be- s&Al, ap3 "a ss Ns nanal 20
rs brow >'rpgs>i tyS,ua tAe ansas-
pfc3sgs> tip4c 1cv,
Il sys "a tgtns.- ae asarpurssa. fhaa
a5,h sAv >'g4. shtfsss~a -,in4ss ~ his
~. he s9sA3eHls - .etl re, daas>,G
<N1usln irosa IN. rear So! hs;d be. ID
Couitaac3 os1i week.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

The trcShie " sAAr gAsss gas&yy @s
h<. Glover tnstMase<, sSgs. &n2x ssaea
tsa .s.s dsparsuass es-sSst-a As ssss.a
tn taa about hat RaaF a Icy
are En1-r csvtl service. anS sg Esew
( are tcs oeiy mea En tAR4w sa@na whs
will and csn .ct AZ yosT1 tEs 3iEs1
cfrec they run xEs-l sass ss <
tSs department In Sssa. g y xsGs
all hsr zp- ever thstr faT r# ~ aas-
swsr csrrwsp~sct~Dc~. tae s&sags.s ss ass
tAr"s'ec ta Hve ~ tie n AZ s&ssxa
~ayk.
That .hreat usnaiiy -ae eg@s Ser ss
Is BETTER IN have scae sart 81 yes5 vs-
1xe shar nNse ut AL
Why. sccos as th~sn eay ass Gttess-
t"a 70 Us at all ss5s c. ~ wlga a
sralle 0 despair. ~frs - ,3 r4-
cestiy VAS ASKED TO atl xW rH-
maize sApwtny rea@ses ax g. sA6s +nss
tia, tn eoanesssua WIKI ,,& agfet.
Hell. go. hesi. yes, Aef tAt.
yez. vac the ray he ~,s ss'~ gees,
ssanaslrs back 10 cs," eae -& I, a-
vsr, With xous ee<sinx. 5p. Aa
c1tIsSed. II yeu tunt IN y. sas4
y"ar ----- psss aScs egg se my
aaxs'
THIS 10 . ntnrl es the tvisx w@
have 20 put up WITH se A gbs
third asssstaas psssmsssv~ srtrti
~on~ passnAsssr sctaaGt ca-
tbs rsrsitsors us<d to =as 81 ths
psss caaes from the rva eg efs Tass
sn1 ,hrVw tk~m SGt insn & q s-a~g.
tossihsr With all ,hs. pes4s arSas !.
fasaa
When the nasis arrived she wsa
en the train aw thar fhsf easit ROC
asliser the ietters saa masr asssgss
10 aa edhcv cut In the 4REelt NO w.
sessi To lee the mai, e~ yeSva azs
seat 20 headquarters aa4 taaggs.9es
~at dewn a. eae~
10 you have 10 put We 5 thas
s.,rt ~ ,htns." Clover was L /.
Many Rsqusses uraaxsree2e. \
There Is not mach els vs. ran To-
sonssimeA" BE- sa!d "s@1 u bs-
ccsaes case ef having q soa sser
like that er none st all sn thsy /
pay no attention whatever ga lsGtsEs
asking for inferuarien. aasE suns II
tsen s~~n rsfsss to send hs % mRr-
caariie houses Dackages refessJ ev
customers in their Villages.
For tnssaacs. . uaan ssSs ear saFs-
Pies Of sRisings fsoa sesss , eaes~
eAntise hosss. that - eereass aes as
strtes is !es hsssness sthkes s. Selfs ae
the housea
"A sample sf blu@ c2ets. aaa u
sampse a brown cloth are ssas lisa.
freSn SAicA BE- seteets tsz h'3sNs sSa
orders . suit Of that eaior. Nut -
clothing house ssaA. htsa ssses ms8ts
trocs ecsA ecleesa cloths.
The euoeener aee~Fts gae hsEa
sait but refasey The brown esse, AID
the postmaster DOES Rot 'ese sA-
trssslble either TO notify tEa Risfena-
tile house q s~rd the sait haeS IRA
when the honse kieks, ana h.4sips 70
aa,d the euxfeszsr With lsgsa5s a2xaHs
for q remtttnaee fer the tssiFa e5is.
tes. the eusfsDee tears ~ tae iett~ss
aad The pessmasser phys no s''entsca
20 testsrs to 49, ~
Glover saiA that the aesartasast
had been shas - s,ear rp re safsle
delayed eanns parsly b~sasss 4 hsa
waived IT, - suDss rsensrsar ssasy
.asstAvtas - - ~ esss Of srssgiss a. Z
lsee1 - - ~. -
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

a st. Louis grocery concern
IS advertising % pounds ofcrar.
1la.cd sugar for 81, When ".
conlras! this with the 3 pounds
Tor 81 during The las. years o,
wisconsin, ii must be confessed
that there at least We have 4
symptom OF 'ncrmalcy."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

The death Of Senator Knox G.
Pennsylvania one day last week
Is a national loss. He was one
Of America great constructive
statesmen and lawyers.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

Clothing dealers announce big
price reductions in ,heir wares,
suits which a year ago we're sold
for $40, SAa and $50, are nov
priced at $50, So and $40. Car
you beat ,ty
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

The big job Of the Harding ad
ministraiion IL the paramount
Ing Of American welfare over
world interests.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

II appears the naturalization
OF the ku klux Khan 10 just =
get rich quick scheme OF its
promoters,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

Pretty soon a Ire will be start.
ID under the political pot again.
Some fellows are already pop.
ping the matches.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

! P"f prs t4ls k&t0.
~Snw. look here. :" b~r s~s.ssn r.
fannsiraied, and eerss on with HI. a,
gnns-,t We Sgt our sss.w sy.arsr wayt
10 d.. sui ycsi ogxsas 10 have ssna
rn"nSh 10 know newspaper werx lis
this f,e~si'aper sers we got On. o.,
HANDS ss-- ssss's r=.=srsss.. sss., s. s.s-s sz,
ctiid's play"
His partner APPEARED 10 as.,,rDy. o
the e1ptess!ssn. for A.- nodded .~serpl,
and then us.~i IL himself. ~So. yos
h+t II isn't any childs pday .~ b.. sald.
NO. sir" Heary Roster sssit
agreed -Semsi9i,er work like tAl,
isn't any eislid's play nj ali,~
1T isn', any chiid's piay. Florence
said Herbert. Il, amt any etl,f'.
play at all. Florence. II Il was fnSr
chllda play OF something Ike that
I why II wouldn't matter no much yoyy,
always pokin' up here, and--"
Well" the I'aFtaer interrupted. tu.
dicIa!iy, I'VE wouldn't wan, her
around, even If il was thilGs psay."
"N" We wouldn't; that's So Her
t-er- agreed.
I'VE wouldn't want vor, .-,,,,,1 a.,-
low, Florence" Here his tone b.
celbe more pis!ntire 49,. for mercy
sakts. can't yog 70 ~ her-,. ava .,f,...
us a little r,.stg Whg- ,,.,, -. g.
ho@f'
Wei, / guess IT'S abog, tine rou
was askirl' ina ,ha.~ st.. ia -.
reasorablv. III yat,.a ,.Ff.4 49,, 49,.
In rNa flrS, rler.a fr..ans M -. ,~,
you'd never been raugf. su,,,,i.,, a,'s
Was only f, 10 .s~a..;...a y.i,, -.
l,.,..- -.s..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-10-19

onr&" a css ~aEs
xsesSA~ sr eSAhs II
IeS0s Mssi b. hsit ste4.g au
As ssses Mca3sy 10 yerms~,, r7r
| fhw Dsy-Masaay Mcvsosss f,ra SCAR
ksSA1E NAME Asp OFFICE. sa~~erss~vr
"msH aes's' nsss ~. L. Eho1ss.
,' 'aesa". HihS' i1a hsy ssrpa~. ssssass
~Aa Fis~s ssef kas Fsnscs. ssss1as
''~aH' n'S' Aser wA~n&s sssr1As
Ia~sss ttas'aa Yss4x tasa,r
~ fss 1ssAaAss wsIss. &naxsa
" ~~s~ ~N"~@~a MARY D. fvsAe esseussts y~aI
s@ooad Dry -Tss~ssy. Ssvs.bs A, ssat
t@Ia - aa%sss esSeaae1 x.=A J. Hsvsiss.
Aoo'' fSFt1Ss 1sesasss sS IoA.sra.
+. j. S1Saa asc~ass1 - w. J. Snsas Asaa.t
=hfa Ao1es, a~esssea @. Males. 8.nm.t
aa o"s' deceased csas H. asxssf
a. G4csz.e
-~ l. Asi, 1ss<a p. b. Hail
-. Tss 1sz--Essas>.sy, rsaa, f,A,.
n L. NJ Foster 1sc.ase6 7. l. AZ
''sH -@-=aSse -.1ny r. DsFossz at.zaas1ztl
r FEAP T. ksn, deceased Eveas,
o~Fo =. fiShsy, =1cr W@ r Haesy,
~is's ~01fsGza '-saas H-r c1al%=ss,
Lora srfa1 aess s1 IT corr4 ~ .
eshr A''ear G Asrsny esru:y
'Hs" SNrtsisf 'hs o"s1s~r
o1 ny cree IA 'as<d@oey .saref
&c 'sA q! 'ss nh e
t'H~-3 ags@8%, -
I11ss ss1 Esen<aa ts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
LEGAL.
published in Topeka State journal
October IL, 1871

ATCHIsoN,. TOPEKA & SANTA Fh
NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED &
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing described property will be sold at ub-l
lie auetieRs-te the highest bidder at the
unclaimed freight room, opposite the II. n
1921, If not called for before that time ami
In possession of this company for six
months and over. Sale commences 90
p. Walsh, General Baggage Agent 8
Trunks and boxes under santa Fe :1eeka
1892 1882 12s2sl 42s25 5g9s52 sSs2995 s9Sog
269s. 2J0324, 51s3s1, 250396, oO73J5, Sis3sz.
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:5aa0s. aes574, 57sT05, 52z32G, 395d52 S0G33s
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17G, 3457s0 a3oi19, Hf9G9O, e9f8i6. Baby
cabs under Santa Fe checks 1880 13Jo4s
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1880. dental chair eG9590. pr. cruteheH7
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number Of trunks. snit cases. bundles ana.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

EIGHT rooms, almost new and lots,
southwest; move right in. Seven rooms
modern, blocks west postoffice; reduced
price with terms. Phone 1913 or White
2405.
FOR SALE-Six-room house, an modern,
liz lots, choice location, walking distance
west, So 100. Blair. Phone 100.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, small two
apartment flat, close in, in Kansas City,
No, Phone 1854.
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EoR sALEAKANsAs FARms.

ron SALE-Tmproved SO acres near DIS
berg, Kan, good land. lays fine. house,
barn, care. = wells. windmill. old shade
and evergreen trees: 20 acres in eultiFR-
ton balance meadow and pasture; fences I;
price So per acre carry 81, sea; make Of
fer. Furman's Real Estate. JOG West eth.
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WANTEp-sALEssfEN.
wANTED-sALEsslEN
3-SALESMEN-3


Yourself if with the vest
tanned can and Mr. Rooms rs National Bldg
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FOR EXCHANGE.

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E&CHANGE-Large Kfssel sedan car,
finest kind Of condition, most new ;
want or room house west side. and
VIII pay. some cash difference. Furman's
Real Estate, log West Sth.
70 EXCHANGES a. farm about 60
miles from Topeka, wants general mdse
stock or would exchange for Topeka resi-
dence or suburb. property. Adrress 4O2
Thomas. Phone 220S K-1.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE lots and
11-room house, east side; want good car
and some cash; will carry back 81 $50
Furman's Real Estate, 106 West Sth
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WANTEp-sITIlAr1ons

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EXPERIENCED LADY stenographer de-
either life or fire insurance and also legal
work. Phone CLIO J. 30
WIDOW, with one child, wants position
as housekeeper; no objections to the
country references given. Phone $50 W.
YOUNG colOred man wants worI, at gen
eral house cleaning; can furnish hest
references, Address S. NJ, care Journal.
MAN AND WIFE, ianitor and maid, on
care K. Reed, Route 1G, Tecumseh.
SITUATION WANTED-A place in Cream
- cry; have first grade permit. ora
Thomas, Woodbine. Kan.
ELDERLY woman would assist in bo1sa
work, in country. Address Work, care
Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as hofsekeeper in
snal family. w. h, care journal.