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1D MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
WAXTEP PosiMnn ns housekeeper in
widower's family. Can g ve the best r.
erenee. Call at 12J West ixth st.
WANTED Work in Ft ..r rft'mo n' and
Siturdavs bis young man attend ng his;h
scnool. Address A. R.. care Journal.
WAXTED-Bv a, voung m:tn attending
seho 1. a place to work lor board. Ad
dress D. II., Topeka Business college.
WANTED Situation by a b y IT year:
can tike care of a horse or cow. 1i2j
Lawrence st,
WANTED A i lace to (J ) chore? for boird
while attending school. J. H. C, care
Journal.
WANTED Bv a v.iun? mnn. place to
work for board and fi to college. Ad
dress W. C. H.. care Journal.
WANTED-Work bv .xp-rienced janitor.
Address West Eighth St.
WANTED MALE HELP.
DKTB"TI VE Sh-ewil. rel nsie man want
ed in ev.-rv local. ty for pr .tuaUe secr.-t
service. Experience unnece -s iry. vSri. e,
American Detective association, Indian
apolis. Ir.d.
ACTIVE MAN. month and expin-e.:,
permanent position, experience unneces
sary. Clark it. Co., 234 d. 4 lb St., Phila
delphia. WANTED Able man o good rep
utation in each county, to represe.it
Inr.ge house. "Position constant. Saiarv
37 per month and all expenses. State ref
erence and enclose self -addressed stami...!
envelope. President, 370 Caxton Building,
Chicago.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't pre
pare for the postorYK-e or any other Civil
Service examination without seeing our
catal'ccue of information. Sent free. Co
lumbian Correspondence college. Washing
ton. D. C.
WANTED Two experienced Job press
feeders. Haii Litlto. Co.
BALK JOHN SUTHERIN.
Stopped Illegal Toters From
Asylum Thus "ew Precinct.
The dividing- of the Sutherin precinct
in Topeka township and the making of
a new precinct to be known as Hart
BiX'k's precinct is a move for the purpose
of securing the insane asylum vote.
There are some 50 or 60 votes from the
asylum which has heretofore been in the
Sutherin precinct just west of town but
will hereafter be in a precinct known as
Hartsocks where there are not more
than a half scure of votes besides those
cast from the asylum. At a township
election John Suthertn was candidate
for road overseer and was defeated on
account if the asylum vote being cast
solidly for his opponent. At the next
election Sutherin challenged the entire
asylum vote on the grounds that the
employes of the asylum are not actual
residents of the community. Although
the asylum people were in the majority
and could control the organization of
tiie bcarl Sutherin won and the votes
weru not cast. An opinion was then se
cured from Attorney General Godard
that the asylum employes were not en
titled to vote in Topeka township.
At a meeting of the Republican coun
ty central committee a motion was made
that all who would not support the en
tire Republican ticket be ousted from
the committee. Sutherin is and has been
committeeman, from his precinct for
year's. He caused a sensation by an
nouncing at the meeting: that he would
not support Governor Stanley as the
governor had appointed a Populist to
be' superintendent of the insane asylum
and he offered his resignation. Later he
was induced to remain on the committee
and the matter was smoothed over.
Ir order to secure the asylum vote
without a challenge from Sutherin the
new precinct has been established.
Sutherin did not submit without a fight
and appeared before the county conimis
rior.ers to protest against the new pre
cinct but failed.
TO BUILD A NEW TACHT.
America's Defender of the Cup Not to
Be the Columbia.
New Tork. Oct. 20. An officer of the
New York Yacht club is authority for
the statement that a new boat will be
built to defend the America's cup and
that the Htrreshcfis w ill be the builders.
This is the fiist positive declaration
that has been made in this matter. It
was not said whether the new yacht will
be owned by an individual or a syndi
cate but the announcement indicating
tne steps to be taken for the proper de
fense of the tr; phy will probabiy be
made at the regular meeting of the club
to be held on October 25.
It will now be left with the Herreshnffs
to produce a boat that is faster" than the
0lumbia. These builders have, perhaps,
reached the limit of lightness and safety
in the matter of spars and rigging, but it
is to be found out if they have reached
these limits in the matter of huil con
ctructi on.
It will also be interesting to see. if
with greater area of canvas than has
yet been seen in the cup defenders, it
can be made to stand and perform the
Fervice that is required. The yachting
world will watch the outcome with much
interest.
George Gould, it is said, is willing to
undertake the task of building Sham
rock li s opponent.
A cablegram to the World from Lon
don quotes Sir Thomas Lipton as saying
of the terms and conditions of the yacht
races:
"If the New York Yacht club should
err at all in dealing with these arrange
ments I believe they would err in my
favor.
"As a rule there is not so much wind
at the Sandy Hook course as I should
like. There are other parts of the coast
where we could more depend on retting
a stiff breeze, but advantage or disad
vantage in that respect would apply to
both yachts.
"Personally. I much prefer- to sail over
the course where previous attempts have
been made to win the cup."
ROYAL AliCAXra.
$50,000 Added to the Emergency
Fund This Month.
The order now has $1,260,790.13 in its
emergency fund which is invested in
V. S. government bonds and deposited
with treasurer of the state at Massa
chussets. Topeka council received eleven
applications at their last meeting.
A Never-to-be-Forgotten Trip. .
is the one via the Lefcisrh Valley Rail
road, between Niagara Kalis or Buffalo
and New York and Philadelphia. Mag
nificent scenery. Histoiiu liegicma. Su
peru service.
WANTED MALE HELP-
WANTED Industrious men ar.d women
irt even- town to work for us at thetr
homes. No canvass'ng. We will send
work any distance. We have several lines
of work to give out, some of which re
quires no experience. If you can't devote
the whose dav to our work, you can earn
$5 nr $i a week by working an hour or two
evenings. Address. Standard Mfg. Co.,
142 West 23d St., New York.
MEN WANTED $20 weekly: position per
manent, distributing circulars, snmpl.-s.
tacking fians, posting bills, etc.; send two
tamos for particulars. American Adver
tisers' Association, Newport, Ky.
ACTIVE MAN fnr temporary local posi
tion (several weeks. Salary $' per dy.
Ar'dress Glebe Co., 723 Chestnut St., Phila
delphia, Pa.
WANTED Salesmen to sell our line of
choice nursery stock. We give a orinted
fuarantee that stock will be true to name,
'or terms, write to the Mount Hope Nurs
eries. Lawrence, Kansas.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
LAD V TO TRAVEL, in Kansas: S50
monthly and all expn-es t" start, p r
nianent position, if sati factory. Self-addressed
envelope for rep:y. Address
Treasurer MacBrady, 356 Dearbcrn, Chi
cago. WANTED A southern lady to represent
a. Catholic publishing hou'e. $18.00 p r
week. Office of Catholic Publications, 134
Dearborn. Chicago, 111.
LADIES AND GIRI-S To embroider
doylies find centerpieces at home: all
material furnished: permanent empl y
muit; go. id wages; stamped envelope, par
ticulars. Lauies' .Mfg. Co., 90 Wabash
ave., Chicago.
WANTED A good apprentice at 1024
Tyler St., dressmaker.
WANTED Woman or man in ev-rv- town
to collect names; $5 ier hundred. H. B.
R. bit son Mfg. Co., Chicag , 111.
WANTED Girl for housework in family
of three. 804 West Eighth st.
WANTED Middle-agea lady to keep
house f r man with family. Address H.
McT., care Journal.
WANTED Good waist and skirt makers;
good wages; also bright girls to learn
dressmaking. Mrs. Mercer, Crosby Bros.
WANTED A girl to do housework. Call
at 5-6 Topeka ave.
WANTED First class girl fur general
housework in small family; references
required. 421 Clay st.
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Mrs. J. P. Lewis, 414 Harrison st.
WANTED 150 girls and women to work
on apples. Bird Canning Co., foot of
Monroe st.
PERSONAL.
CANCER CURED at home by internal
treatment; no knife, plaster or pain,
flook and testimonials mailed free.
Cancer Institute, 121 W. 42d St., New York.
SECRETS THAT WIN Knowledge that
pays: science that brings business and
social success cures disease and bad hab
its: wins love and friendship: gratifies
ambition.: gives wonderful power and
control over others. You can learn nt
home. Write today for our elegantly il
lustrated book, which' fully explains ail
the hidden mysteries of Personal Magne
tism. Hypnotism. Magnetic Healing, "etc.
It's free. Address New York Institute of
Science, Dept. 16A, Rochester, N. Y.
MORPHINE, opium, laudanum, cocaine
habit: myself cured; will inform you of
harmless, permanent home cure. Mrs.
Baldwin, box 1212, Chicago.
MORPHINE AND OPIUM HAEIT3
cured at home: week's treatment free.
Painless and permanent. Write in confi
dence or cad- personally. Tack-a-Pousha
Treatment Co., 121 W. 42d st, N. Y.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
$50 WILL EARN $2.1: $100 will earn $19
monthly. A new and safe plan of spec
ular' n. Send for particulars. Equitab.e
Investment Co., 11S0 Broadway, New
York.
BIG PROFITS Two dollars will b'ing
my Fcienufic secret formulas for ir.ak ng"
extracts of vanilla. lemon, blod cra g:.
Excellent opportunity. Addr ss Robert
Wilson's Laboratory, SS Nass m St.. New
ark, N. J.
WANTED SALES ME V.
WANTED Capable salesmen and ladies
in a 1' tritimate and permanent business.
Can easiiv make $2.0CO annually. Address
The F. E. ITestel Mfg. Co., Sheridan,
Mich.
WANTED Salesman to sell wholesale
groceries for a Chicago house, one hav
ing an estabiished trade, or a grccery
cl.-rk preferred. Must g ve bond. Address
X-37, Lord & Thomas, Chicago, 11L
WANTED Reliable salesmen to sell com
plete line of paints, lubricating oils, etc.
Lfb-ral terms and good position for man
f ability. A.idT. ss The Atlantic Refining
Co.. Cleveland, O.
SALESMEN WANTED Full line of nur
sery stock: pay weekly; outfit free.
Lawrence Nursery Co., Lawrence, Kas.
WANTED AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTED "Galveston: The
Horrors of a Stricken Citv," bv Murat
Halstea. Fully illustrated. Fastest sell
ing book ever published: onlv $1.50. Best
terms guaranteed. Outfit free. Be quick.
J. S. Zeigler & Co., Chicago. 111.
$12 STRAIGHT bona fide weekly salary
paid direct from office: expenses, extra
commissions. Capable men and women to
represent us appointing agents; rapid pro.
motion and increase salary. New bril
liant lines. Butler & Alger, New Haven,
Conn.
BIG PROFITS handling latest improved
gasoline lamp: sells at sight: beats e'ec
tri. i'y: cheaper than kerosene: r tad $4.0
t'.o; 12 d.ff; rent styles; exclusive territcry.
Standard Lamp Co., Manufacturers, Chi
cago. AGENTS Ladies or gentlemen. Fast
seller, everybody wonts it. f mr hundr d
p -r cent profit; send ten cen's for sample.
Gleim Mfg. Co., Ottawa, 111.
AGENTS Our improved gasoline lamps
eclipse everything: new styles; practical
quick generators: lower prices- war
ranted. Union Gcs Lamp Co., Chicago.
A GENERAL AGENT sold 7.200 in 10
days, canvasser earned $S0 first week,
every family needs 1 to 12: one hotel
bought 74. costs . sells for 7fic: sold on
I approval. Eapid Mfg. Co., Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED New plan, fast sell
er, big commission or salary, fuil in
structions free. W. B. Otwell, Manufac
turer, Cariinville. 111.
WANTED Everywhere, hustlers to tack
s gr.s. distribute circulars, samples, etc.:
no eacvassinsr- good pay. Sun Advertis
ing Bureau, Chicago.
AGENTS Article of absolute necessity in
every building: ro comreii ior; big pro
fits: exclusive rights; lal tir? imp . ssible.
Agency Dept. 312. No. 27 William St., N.Y.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED To buv old all wool ingrain
carpet. Topeka Rug Co.. Oakland.
WANTED Bread wagon and fir?t-clas
baker goods on commission: have route
already. Address Hustler, care Journal.
WANTED People to know where to buy
stoves. Warren's, 41S Kansas ave.
WANT TO PURCHASE WI acres Im
proved or tinimproved land within 10
miles of Topeka. Address, giving descrip
tion and price. Purchaser. State Journal.
WANTED Good sreond-handei side.
board and watch dog. Address Sids
bjard, care Journal.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED To buy good roller-top desk.
Address J. K., care Journal.
WANTED To exchange gold watches for
good shotgun. Knowiton, Gibraltar
Drug Co.. 823 Kansas ave.
WANTED-To sell you a stove. Warren.
WANTED A pood, large, second hand
soft coal heating stove. Round Oak or
similar. Address W. G., Topeka Business
college.
WANTED Horses to winter at $2 per
month. John Dagg, Dover.
WANTED You to have your old carpets
woven into beautiful rugs by the Topeka
Rug Co., Oakland.
WANTED Lace curtains and portieres to
clean. Mrs. Fosdick, 723 Qulncy st.
JPEREN EOMS
FOR RENT Third floor, 6 West S ith
avenue, 4 rocms, closet, store room, city
wTater and bath. Calf at above or Tie
Fair, 618 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT Rooms, furnished or unfur
.nished, for light housekeeping, or double
parlors for two or four gentlemen at 515
Van Buren -st.
FOR RENT Fine rooms, well furnished,
good board. 616 Harrison st.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room;
stove heat. 1102 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT Furnished riom, wi h board;
also a new barn. . 413 East Tenth st.
FOR RENT One large front room with
alcove, for light housekeeping, and one
sleeping room for two gentlemen or lad
ies. At 212 East Ninth st.
FOR RENT Up stairs, five modern
rooms, two halls and cellar. No. 333 E.
11th st.. $10. Apply 219 North Branner,
east of shops.
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms. 1020
Kansas ave., $5.00 per mo.
FOR RENT Rooms, single or ensuite.
modern. 311 West Seventh. Clc.se in.
FOR RENT Two modern furnished
rooms. !s34 Kansas avenue.
FOR RENT Two nicely furni-hed rooms,
wi h bath, sua and heat, at 123 East
Tenth St.
FOR RENT New rooms, nicely furn
ished: modern; close to state house and
Kansas avenue. 622 Van Buren st.
FOB. RENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT
414 Woodlawn, 8 rooms. $16.00.
1274 Taylor, S rooms, $25.
621 West St., $S.
13o3 Polk St., $10.
618 Lawrence, $5.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSrT.
Phone 2C7. 115 West 6th.
for rent
No. 311 Leland St., $6.00.
No. 1"27 Kansas ave., 5 rooms, $15.00.
No. 422 Lawrence St., 4 rooms and barn,
$7.'X.
No. 604 Wr. Sixth St., 3 rooms. $5.00.
No. 1113 Kansas ave., 4 rooms.
No. S18 Kansas avenue, suit nice rooms.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas Avenue.
FOR RENT
1018 W. 6th. 6 room cottage, new paper,
citv and cistern water in kitchen, gas,
good stable, $13.00.
33 Clay. 7 room cottage, good barn, ".S.
403 E. Sth, 6 room house, gis. st-.-bl', $17.
J. E. TORRINGTON,
Tel. 228. 109 West Sixth st.
FOR RENT Eight room house wi h barn
at 425 Taylor st. Gas, bath, cistern. Ap
ply Dnbhs & Stoker, Central National
Bank building.
FOR RENT Six room hous city and
cistern water. Inquire &20 Monroe st-
FOR RENT One eight room house, mod
ern improvements. 1200 'Fillmore St., I.
H. Pedright-
FOR RENT 8 room house, modern con
veniences. Greenwood ave.. Pot win: al-'o
9 room house 500 Lane. A. H. Vance, 423
Kansas ave.
FOR SALE MIS CI LLANEOUa
FOR SALE A new $30.00 bicycle for $20 0).
White Star Laundry.
FOR SALE Three high grade Belgian
Hang end Eleven young ones, $25X0.
Heath g st..-e, gasoline stove, bedstead.
1 'IS. Qulncy st
FOR SALE Two good young cows. 710
Locust st.
FOR SALE Phaeton, $15. 516 Harrison
street.
FOR SALE Driving horse, buggy and
harness; horse is city broke. 1813 Clay st.
FOR SALE Boarding- house, newly furn
ished. 5o4 Van Buren St.
FOR SALE Good mare, cheap for cash;
also fresh cow. 1114 Taylor st.
FOR SALE One phaeton, one No. 19 Am
herst hard coal stove, both in good c.n
dition. K. S. Bradbury, Twenty-fourth
and Topeka ave., or Box 233.
FOR SALE Four good show cases at The
French Bakery. S15 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE Horse, busrey and harness.
See Lawless, at 519 Qulncy st.
FO SALE Light double harness, cheap.
At 819 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE Fine Shorthorn calf for
$12.50. Call afternoons, 1116 West Sixth.
FOR SALE Stove, almost new: reason,
too large for present use. 614 Polk.
FOR SALE A wood heating stove. At
1010 West Eighth St. -
FOR SALE Stoves, all kinds. WARREN.
FOR SALE A good oil stove for warming
a room. Call at once at the Hull Stove
Repair Co., 116 West Eighth st.
FOR SALE Snuare piano, $T5; phaeton,
$25: combination pool tab'e, $S0; single
harness. $5: hack, $W). 921 E. 6th St.
FOR SALE Washburn's pure apple cider,
fresh every day; 15c per gallon deliv
ered. Leave address at 823 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE Excellent location for meat
market and barber "hop: two new store
rooms, on comer Sixth and- Polk, Fine
neighborhod. Grocery store on corner.
Apply to T. E. Bowman & Co.. Columbian
Building.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST A chance to save money, if you
don't buy your stove at Warren's.
LOST Thursday evening pair nose
glasses in case. Finder address Glasses
care Journal office.
FOUND Where umbrellas are covered
and repaired. 813 Kansas ave., upstairs.
LOST Gold rimmed eye glasses. Finder
please leave at Journal office.
SPECIALISTa
DR. C. H. OtTBOR, Diseases of the Kose.
Throat and Lungs. 7u6 Kansas avenue.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SATE
East front lot and 4 room cottage on
Madison, near Fourth. $1,000.
Two choice lots, good neighborhood, on
Clay. $5j0.
Neat 3 room hour? and 1 lot, on ' Bran
ner. EODGER5, DAVIS & CO..
110 West Sixth.
FOR PALE
On Tyler St., near 11th, east front. 6
rooms, city water, cistern, good barn- Price
$1,750.00. Everything in good condi.ijn
and repair. Immediate possession.
TOPi-KA. REALTY CO.. 534 Kan. ave.,
. H. MACFiiilKAN. ilsr.
FOR. SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
S- M. WOOD & CO.,
534 KANSAS AVENUE.
Look at 1019 Lane St., 3 lots, east front,
house, 2 story and basement, 4 rooms, cis
tern, well, street cars H block, paving V
block. Snap at $1,000.
S. M. WOOD & CO.
160 acres Marion Co., at Antelope sta.,
cheap.
Fine bottom farm west of N. Topeka.
S. M. WOOD & CO.
Have bargain corner business property
on Seventh St., close to Kansas ave. Cobs
quick. S. M. WOOD & CO.
" We have some specal bargains in lots,
homes, and suburban home tracts for sale
or exchange.
S. M. WOOD & CO.,
Bargain: S lots and 2 story, 10 room
house, barn, well, all. for $700.
S. M. WOOD & CO.
4 fine east front lots, Fillmore St., be
tween 13th and 14th sts: must sell quick.
S. M. WOOD &. CO.
WANTED TO BUY SOME HAY OR GRASS LANDS NEAR TOPEKA.
S. M. WOOD A CO.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
REAL. ESTATE ROUDEBUSH.
FOR SALE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
8 room house, enameled bath, nickel
plumbing, hot and cold water, on pave
ment, southwest part of city; house is
new and can be sold at a bargain for
quick sale.
8 room house, 2 lota. 3 blocks south of
state house ground, $1,500.
8 room house In good location in Pot
win, $2,200.
6 room house 1303 Polk St., $1,100; pay
ment down, balance monthly. House va
vant. Sewer connections, city and cistern
water.
6 room house. 6 blocks from 6th and
Kansas ave; $1,500.
6 room house on Buchanan st., 13 lots,
good location. '$1,000.
East front lots on Harrison, $450 per lot.
5 room house, 2 lots, on Harrison, close
in.. $1,300.
3 room house, 518 Lawrence, $350; terms,
$50 cash, balance monthly. House vacant.
4 room cottage, l's lots, on Tayior. $1,250.
4i acres east of shops, bottom ground.
$500.
Small farm, improved, to trade for city
property.
FARMS FOR SALE
320 acres, Shawnee county, 10 miles of
Topeka: good improvements, fine land;
$30 per acre.
100 acres 5 mlle3 out, fair improvements;
50 acres bottom land. Price $20 per acre.
160 acres bottom land, 75 acres in cultiva
tion, near Meriden; plenty of water; 4
room house. Price $25 per acre.
20 acres river bottom, land about 20
miles ftom Topeka: 200 acres in cultiva
tion; 8 room frame house; other improve
ments. Price a little less than $40 per
acre. -
160 acres in Shawnee county; good im
provements, $3.5u0.
4w) acres. Wabaunsee county. $10 per
acre; $5o0 cash, balance long time, 5 per
cent.
480 acres in Riley county $S per acre,
4h0 acres near Alma $10 per acre.
I have a large farm and ranch list.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
'Phone 267. 115 West Sixth ave.
Topeka, Kan.
W. M. FORBES,
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agency,
116 -WEST SIZTS STB33T.
FOR SALE
50 ft. front on Kansas ave., near Second
st 2 story stone business house, price
$5,000, now rented for 8 per cent above
taxes. Small payment, balance at 5 per
cent interest.
25 ft. front on Kansas ave., near 4th
St.. 2 story stone business house, now
rented for $420 per year. Price $4,000, easy
terms. ' .
Several dwelling properties on Soutn
Kansas ave at very low prices and easy
terms. . ,
25 ft. front on West 6th St.. 3 story busi
ness house, now rented for $900 per year;
great bargain at $7.5o0. .
75 ft. on Quincy st.. fine cottage and
good barn, shade and lawn, pavement and
sewer. Price $2,500. Would exchange for
good farm. , -
Three W-acre, well Improved farms,
ranging in price from $2.0uu to $2,500; from
8 to 10 miles of city, to exchange for city
property. . . .
2H lots, large 7 room house and barn,
well and cistern, fine shade, on North
Clay st., at a great bargain.
A strictly modern, 7 room house, on
Clay, near 6th st., 50 ft. front, fine shade;
only. S3 lo0. Small payment, balance at
5 per cent. . .
W. M. FORBES, 116 West Sixth St.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
. ESTATE.
The following real estate belonging to
the estate of David R. Youngs, deceased,
in section SS and 27. township 12. range 15,
Shawnee county. Kansas, is offered for
sale upon the following terms and condi
tions: ...
1. The "Home" place, containing about
161 l- acres with good house, barn and
orchards and other improvements too
numerous to mention. A first class rm.
Price, $6,700. , w .
2. 80 acres first class land; about one
half plow tand and balance good prairie
hay land. Price $3,000.
3. About 101 acres pasture land, well
fenced and inexhaustible supply of water.
Price $1S per acre.
4. About 101 acres first class prairie hav
land at $25 per acre, or with tract No. 3,
at $21 per acre for both.
6. Or. ail of the above land, amounting
to about 443 acres and lying contiguous
and constituting a large, complete and
well improved crop, fruit and stock farm,
situated about seven miles southwest of
Topeka, near the Burlingame road, for
$13. w.
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash, one
third in two years and balance on long
time. Interest on deferred payments at 6
per cent per annum, secured by mortgage.
Possession given March 1. 1301, if sold be
fore January 1. 1901.
COMMISSION ON SALES To any one
making a sale I will pay a commission of
5 per tent on any amount not exceeding
$3 uoo. and 3 per cent on any amount in
excess of $3,0t'0- derived from any sale.
Sales must, however, be made and report
ed by December 29th. 190.
CHAS. F. SPENCER.
Administrator, with will annexed.
Bank of Topeka Building, Topeka. Kan.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a farm we
have sixty-nine improved farms, in this
county that we can sell at a bargain.
Call and look at our list.
MAN SPEAKER HENDERSON.
704 Kansas Avenue.
FOR SALE .
Polk st.. near 11th. good home of 6
rooms, citv water and cistern in ki:ch-"n.
Its lots: rents for $20 per month. Make
us an offer.
TOPEKA REALTY CO., 534 Kan. ave..
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
FOR SALE Vacant Lots
2 lots near 13th and Fiiiraore, east front.
$:.... 1.
Harrison, near 12th, 1'4 lots. ,&-
Fillmore, near 12th. 7.0 each.
Clay, near 7th, $500 each.
TOPEKA REALTY Co.. 534 Kan. Ave.
11. MACFERRAN. Mgr.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL your farm or
city property, list it with us and we wl.l
sell it.
MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON,
704 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kan.
FOR SALE Two substantial seven room
houses with one and a half lots each:
good location. Desirable unincumbered
property in exce'Iert condition; newiy pa
pered large emmodious roms, four larg
closets, water and gis. Pi lk t treet, hear
12th. Address A. care Journal.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
House 129 N. Madison st., good house, E
rooms, etc., well, good neighbors, rents
well, near shops, sell for $1,000, one-third
or more cash, balance 6 per cent.
S. M. WOOD & CO.
1900 Lincoln St.. 3 lots, corner. 2 story 8
room house, hall, closets, cellar, well,
barn, etc, all good order. Snap $1400.
S. M. WOOD & CO.
640 acres fine land, fenced, good water.
Lane county, all for $1,600. Three miles
of Healv station: clear.
S. M. WOOD
CO.
Bargain on Topeka avenue between 7th
and 8th, Two houses, rent well. See us
quick. S. M. WOOD 6c CO.
Farms, any part of Kansas all kinds,
sizes and prices. Call and tell us what
and how you want to buy.
S. M. WOOD & CO.
FOR RENT Houses, stores.
S. M. WOOD & CO.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE BY
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.,
LOANS. COLLECTIONS AND REAL
ESTATE, INVESTMENT AGENTS,
110 West Sixth Street.
Fine 8 room dwelling, with 1H lots, fine
shade and lawn, modern c mvenienc s,
good bam. on Van Buren, close in. $4.t00.
1V2 lots for fine building lr cation on Har
rison street pavement. $1,050.
3 lots on Fillmore strtte, fine location.
$1.2' j.
Fine 8 roo mdwelling, 53 foot front, all
modern, on Tenth street pavement, facing
Bethany, $4,000.
Neat live room cottage, lt lots, on
Quincy street pavement, convenient for
Santa Fe shops. $1,4).
Fine eight room dwelling, all modern,
2VJ lots, tine neighborhood, one block of
street car, on Taylor street, close in, a
bargain. 13 2 0.
Neat live room dwelling, 40 foot front,
fine lawn, excellent neighborhood, east
front, on Fillmore, near Tenth. $1,800.
60 feet cf ground, Ave room cottage, city
and cistern water, gas, fine shade and
good lawn, fine neighborhod, on Fillmore
street. $1,600.
40 feet of ground and fine eight room
modern house, east front, a fine corner,
$2,100.
Five room dwelling and good lot on Clay
street. $l,3i0.
Neat six room cottage, 1H lots, good cel
lar, cistern and well water, near ixth
on Western avenue. $l,6O0.
Neat four room cottage, one lot, on
Kansas avenue, near Copeland hotel.
$1.6c0.
Six room dwelling, barn, 1H lots, in
Auburndale. $'i0.
Two tine 6 room dwellings, barn, cistern
and well water, within one bl. ck cf Hui
toon street pavement, a fine investment.
$2,4ilO.
Five room cottage and l1 lots on Tay
lor street, near Tweflth. $1,250.
Neat four room cottage on Adams street:,
near Fourth. $850.
Neat five room dwelling, good barn, cis
tern and well, finely located on Branner
street. $1,10J.
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO..
llu West Sixth street.
FOR SALE BY
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
9 room modern house, 2 lots, east front,
large barn, Tenth and Topeka avenue,
$4,500.
6 room house, hall, barn, all la fine
shape, Taylor St.. $1,750.
Fine 5 room cottage, H4 lots, barn, etc.,
east front. Jefferson st,
7 room modern house, l1 lots, comer
on paved street, barn, etc.. everything in
excellent shape, close in. You best see
us about this $2.00. ' -
Good 4 room cottage, high ceilings, hard
oil finish, city water in kitchen. Sixth and
Western avenue. $1,100.
5 room cottage, 13 lots, Tayler, south
of Tenth. $1,300.
6 room house, cistern, city water, cel
lar, barn, Tayior st,. $1,250.
14 lots. Clay street, corner. $200. .
Choice lots on paved street, $3i0.
3 elegant buildings on Tyler, fine neigh
borhood, cheap.
Vacant and improved . property la all
parts of city.
Some good houses for rent.
BARNES' REAL ESTATE CO.,
'Phone 262. 113 W. .Fifth st.
MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON.
704 Kansas Avenue.
"REAL E3TATE AND LOANS.
If you are looking for a farm, city prop
erty, vacant lots and want a bargain, call
and see us.
i"OR SALE
l1 lots. 7 room house, with city wat r,
cistern, well, sewer cornccti n, lnrge barn,
desirable 1 cation, tear Sixth and Lincoln.
A good property for the price, $1,j0. Can
ma.ke terms.
Near car line, west, 3 lots, extra well fin
ished five room cottage, cemented ce.lar,
well and c.'stern with pumps, sewer con
nection. g.od bam. poultry house and
yard, tine fruit and shade. All in com
plete repair. Price, $l,7w.
2 lots nearly north of Washburn col'ege,
7 roim houre, grate, cemented cellar, fru t
end tine shade. A good property very
cheap. Can make easy terms.
Topeka avenue and Seventeenth streef.
C room house, large barn, repairs needed,
big bargain at $600.
Shawnee avenue, Potwin. 2 lots, 5 room
house, cellar, cistern, hydrant, sewer con
nection, barn, fine shade and fruit. $1.0H0.
6 lots east of Washburn college, near
car line. 5 room house, cellar, well, stable
and young fruit. $900.
East of Washburn college, 2 lots, S room
house. $iA.
East of college, near ct line, 4 lots,
young fruit, new stable, $4)0.
A number of east side properties JSTO to
$1,200. Very cheap at the price and on
easy terms of payment.
J. E. TORRINGTON,
109 West Sixth street.
FOR SALE
In M. & D. addition, on Clay, near ISth.
good 5 room house, 2 lots, out buildings,
brick sidewalks, all for $525.tu. Can you
build all this for $ 0.0O?
TOPEKA REALTY CO.. 534 Kan. ave..
' H. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
FOR SALE BY
J. D. MILLER & CO.,
617 Kansas Ave.
210 acres Improved. 18 miles north. In
Jefferson county, $6,000.
1G0 acres improved near Meriden, $4,000.
80 acres improved near Grantville, take
Topeka rental part pay, $3,000.
40 fruit place, i miles east, $3,000.
80 acres improved Kaw bottom. 3 miles
west. 20 acres fine orchard: $4,250.
Also small tracts, 1 to 20 acres, near
city, $200 to $2,5o0. and large and small
houses on easy terms.
A fine stock of groceries, well located,
rtoing good business; will invoice about
$400.00.
FOR SALE
Tyler st.. near Huntoon, large 3 room
house, lots, city water in ki'chen. go d
repair, good outbuildings, $2,6u0.00. See us
at once for location.
TOPEKA REALTY CO.. 534 Kan. ave.. .
H. MACFERRAN. Mgr.
WE HAVE several eastern parties that
have farms and city property write us
to CUT THE PROPERTY LOOSE TO
SELL.
MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON.
704 Kansas avenue, Topeka, Kan.
FOR SALE Good 5 room house. fine
shape. 523 East Eighth st. Call same.
MISjJELLANJ20jrj3
HAVE your summer suit cleaned before
putting it away, so that it will not be
destroyed bv the moth.
C. F. liOEDlGER. 820 Kansas Ave.
IF YOU HAVE any bank stocks, bonds,
that you want to sell, see
MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON.
704 Kansas Ave., Topeka, Kan.
A WARM THING for a frosty day, one
of those Oak Btovea at Jones it Sous,
32o Kansas ave.
- . . -
THE QUESTION OF OVERCOATS will
soon be settled. A terribie storm com
ing up liable to have 10 fi-et ot siow in
the morning. A. 11 1R HOUR,
Cleaner and Dver,
Tel. 152. 115 W. Seventh st.
A WARM ARTICLE is the stove you buy
at Warren's, 418 Kansas ave.
MISFIT CLOTHING ALTERED so as to
tit perfectly.
C. F. KOEDIGER, 820 Kansas Ave.
STOVES Hard coal, soft coal all kinds.
Warren, 41S Kansas avt,
PRICE GOODS UP TOWN, then give us
a chance to figure with you. You don't
have to pay for plate glass fronts here.
No trouble to show goods. If the goods
and prices don't suit, don't buy.
JONES & SON, 320 Kansas Ave.
THE QUESTION OF OVERCOATS will
soon be settled. A terrible utorin c -m-ing
up liable to have 10 feet of snow in
the morning. A. HIKHOl'R.
Cleaner and Dyer,
Tel. 152. 115 V. Seventh st.
A NEW ENTERPRISE IN NORTH TO
PEKA. KANSAS.
WARREN'S CONDENSED CHILLI, in
gloss cans, handled by Parkhurst &
Davis, of Topeka. All grocer ought to
have it in stock. .
Put up by W. B. WARREN,
113 West NorrU St.,
'Phone, 22. Topeka, Kan.
HOT STUFF The stoves Warren sells.
418 Kansas ave.
LET ME TAKE YOUR ORDER FOR A
new suit, made to your order and a per
fect lit guaranteed.
C. F. R u K D1GER, $30 K a n as A vs.
DON'T SHIVER Buy a stove at War
ren's. YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY If you get
one of those red-hot stoves of Jones &
Son.
BUY YOUR STOVS before It snows.
Warren, 418 Kansas ave.
GENTLEMEN Have your winter over
coats cleaned and repaired and new vel
vet collars put on.
C. F. ROEDIGER. 820 Kansas Ave.
THESE CHILLY MORNINGS should
warn you to buy your stove. Warren,
418 Kansas ave.
IF YOU ARE AFRAID of the goods, you
can depend upon our guarantee! All
goods guaranteed as represented. The
only First-Class Second-Hand Store in the
city. J. W. JONES Ak SoN, 32 J Kan. ave.
LADIES' JACKETS CLEANED, CUT
over and refitted.
A. HIRBOUR.
Cleaner and Dyer,
Tel. 152. 115 W. Seventh st.
YOU'LL HE SORYY when the cold snap
ccmes, if y.iu haven't bought your itov
of Warren, 418 Kansas ave.
IF YOU WANT FIRST CLASS WORK
done, go to C. F. Doediger, the cleaner
and dyer, 820 Kansas aveuue.
STOVE REPAIRS. Warren.
TO TRADE A nice farm of JfiO acres 10
miles from county seat, 6 mi.es to rail
road. 60 miles south of Kansas C.ty, good
house, barn and water, in one of Kansas'
best counties lor VJ acres near Topeka.
Address Trade, care State Journal.
IT'S STOVE TIME. Warren's Is the place
to buy.
IF YOU WANT GOOD WORK DONE IN
dyeing, cleaning ami repairing, go j,o
C. F. ROEDIGER, 820 Kansas Ave.
COLD WEATHER IS COMING. Remem
ber Warren for stoves.
DIRT FREE and 5 cents for leading.
t.27 Van Buren st.
LADIES' JACKETS CLEANED. CUT
over and reritted.
A. HIRBOUR.
Cleaner and Lyer,
Tel. 152. 135 West Scvenui St.
MONEY SAVERS Warren' stoves. "
SUITS MADE TO ORDER from $0 to $Jt.
. Perfect fit guaranteed.
C. F. ROEDIGER. 820 Kansas Ave.
STOVE HEADQUARTERS. Warrens
418 Kansas ave.
GENTLEMEN Brirg in your winter
overcoats for dyeing, remodeling and re
pairing. C. F. ROEDIGER, 830 Kansas Ave.
WARREN makes a specialty of hard-cial
stoves. 41S Kansas ave.
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS PAT
isiied, because we do only the best work.
C. F. R.ediger Cleaning ic Dyeing
works, 820 Kansas avenue.
AFTER YOU FEE THIS you will wish
for one' of Warren's stoves.
LADIES' GARMENTS dvert and cleaned.
C. F. ROEDIGER, 82U Kansas Ave.
SEE WARREN'S STOVES.
WANTED You to bring your clothes to
C. F. Roedlger to be cleaned, dyed and
repaired. 820 Kansas ave.
WARREN, the 2nd-hand man, sells
stoves. 418 Kansas ave.
C. F. ROEDtGER'8 DYE ft CLEANING
works do the best work in the city; give
them a trial. 820 Kansas ave.
CONTRACTOR.
JOHN FINK. Contractor rf
STONE AND BRICK WORK.
Cistern work a specialty.
12o Efut Sixth Street.
FLORISTS
MRS. J. R, HAGUE. Florist, successor o
R. J Grovee, 817 Kansas ave. Phone K4.
CUT FLOWERS and floral designs at
Hayes'. 107 West Eighth U 'Phona 58.
Musia
PROF. L HECK, teacher of violin and
ether instruments. Studio 82 Qulncy.
TRAINED NURSES.
TRAINED NURSE can be secured at
No. 5 Ross Building. Also vapor baths
and massage treatments.
PHOTOS.
ANY STYLE PHOTO MADE ANT
plrce, any time, dayor night. Nichois
Studio. 7u8 Kansas avenue.
MONEY.
MONEY TO LOAN on live rnek, piano
organs, typewriters, household ro-xls and
personal security. L. Blscoe, 5z3 Kan. ave.
O LOAN Money on real estate. Month
ly payments. Low interest. See juast
man. Hi West Sixth at.
WATCHMAKER.
WATCHES cleaned, 75c; clocks. SOc: main
springs, 75c; crystals, 10c. Cash paid for
old gold or silver All work guaranteed.
Old jewelry exchanged tor new. If hard
up, see Uncle bam, Sli Kansas a venae.
LEGAL.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION.
House Joint Resolution No. 4, Relat
ing to Justices of the u-pre-nie
Court.
Be It resolved by the Lri5ltur of the
State ef Kannus. two-thlrdu of 1 he mem
bers elected 10 cax-tl house thereof con
curring therein:
Section 1. The following preposition to
amend the constitution of ft.e i.
hereby submitted to the qualified el.tor
of the state for their approval or rejec
tion, vis.: Section 2 of article :i of the c 01
stilutlon of this stale I hereby amended
so as to read: riec. 2. The supreme court
shall consist of seven justices, w lio shall
be chosen bv the electors of Ui slate.
Thev may sii separately In two divni ns,
Willi full power in each division to de
termine the cases assigned to be heurd
by such division. Three J isti. . iba I
constitute a quorum In each division and
the concurrence of three shail be neces
sary to a decision. Such as.-s oniv
may be ordered to be heard by the li'-i
court shull be considered by all the Jus
tices, and the concurrence of four jus
tices, 'shall be necessary to a decision in
cases so heard. The justice who Is -i nnT
in continuous term of set-view shull t"
chief Justice, and in esse two or r-
have continuously served dur'ng the aim
period the senior in yeara of thc shall
be chief justice, and the presiding juti
of each division shall be selected troin din
Judges uss!nned to that division in like
manlier. The term of-office of th Jus
tices shall be six years, except as herein
after provided. The justices in office fit
the time this amendment takes effect chn-l
hold their offices for the terms for whic.i
they were severally elected and until tlulr
successors are elected and qimlilie 1. As
soon as practicable after the seen. I Mon
day In January, ld, the governor sh.nl
appoint four lustlces, to hold heir ofTi -e
until the second Monday in January, 1
At the general election In 1'2 there shall
be elected five lustlces, one of whom shall
hold bis office for two years, one tor f ur
vears, and three for six years. At tic
general election In i4 and every six yems
thereafter two Justices shall be elected.
At the neneral election in 1 '"i and everv
six vears thereafter two Jusiics bI.mII bi
elected. At the general election In 1 l
every six vears thereafter thrue Juhtlo
shull be elected.
Sec.2. This proposition shall besii'unltte 1
to the electors of this slate at the gen
eral election of representatives m the -ar
l:0 for their approval or rejection. The
amendment herenv proposed shall b des
ignated on the official ballot bv the fal
lowing title: "The judicial amendment t
the constitution," and shall be voted for
or against as now provided by law under
such title.
Sec. 3. This resolution shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pub
lication in tfie statute boos.
Approved March 4. lt'J'J.
lSeal.1
Secretary of tute.
BICYCLES.
TOPEKA CYCLE CO., 113 West t ft st.
Tel. 7c6. Hlcyclee and sundries; bicycles
and tandems fur rent; repairing of all
kinds.
U. 8. CYCIJS CO.. 113 E. fcih st. National
and Union bicycles. t:uridrits. repair.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
L A. RYDER. M. T..
OFFICE and residence corner Gordon st..
and Ceniral ave., North Topeka. 'Phone
314. Usee the Hrlnkerhoff sysiem of rectal
treatment, a succesnful and painless treat
ment for pilts, iiHtuia, hasurc, ulceraUon,
etc.
IDA C. BARNES, M. D..
Office 732 Kansas ave. Residence Thir
teenth and C.av. Off let hours: S a. to . 10
11 a. iri., and 3 p. m.. to 6 p. m. Telephone
iHb residence and 16 office.
DR. EVA HARDING. Horneopathlst, C2$
Kansas ave. Telephone 40.
PATENTS.
F. M. COMSTOCK. J. A. Ilf'SI-'N',
Mechanical Engineer Patent Att rnev.
Comstoek Rosen. Solicitors cf I'Ht.-im.
Kxp.rt drawings a'd spcincaM.ru.
Working drawings made ar.d construct I 01
superintended. Kooms 3 to 6, Roben block.
41S Kan. ave., Topeka.
FREE Our new handoook 01. patents
Fischer A Thorpe, patent lawyers sod
solicitors. Junction l.ldi?., Nlntl. and Maia
ets.. Kantoig City, Mo. Tel. "Colon 1 la."
STAMPS SEALS AND STENCIL 1
THE J. C DART. TNG CO.. 734 Kan. Av.
Rubber stumps, brass and aluminum trnds
checks, litres low. c at aloi-'U. 1 ree. lei 2.';.
. 1 . ,'" M
JEWELERS.
JAMES 15. 1IAVDEN. Jeweler and Opti
cian. Complete f lock of watches, dia
monds, silverware, etc. Eyes examines
and spectacles properly fitted.
MACHINE BHOP3,
Wa1tT?D llun to repa.r or excb'ir itff on
new ones. PKE"rs around. "liorden
Rule" Machine Works. 511 Kanrjak ave.
" ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
T. D. HUMPHREYS. Lawyer. Room Is
Columbian building.
6UROEON3.
Henry W. Roby. M. r..
Sl'KGUON.
730 Kansas svenu.-. Rest lence. Twenty
flrst st. sncl Kna h e Topeka. Kan.
MAGNETIC HEALING.
jTTlUILOC kTn ETTnC Ri V ?.I.oc K,
81.1 Monr-.e, fraduate of 'h" American
Ir.siitute of Science, l orwuiuti.i;) f r e
HAIR GOODS
SWITCHES. CHAINS W!G.: your own
design to order. II '. tna o's l-recie
Cream. Mr. Usui" Van le. k. '.-yi 1:. "Oi,
PAVING.
rnvTovyycYUjiYi capital city vitnued
Brick and T'nvmg Co., has beu removej
to 1H West Els, tun street.
STORAGE.
MERCHANTS' TRANSFER STOKA'IR
Co., p;ir ks, ships and stores hous'-hoii
goods. Tel. 16. Clarence Skinner, li fe.
!h st.
FINANCIAL.
TOWNSHIPS. COUNTIES. AND CIT
IES IN KANSAS CONTEMPLATING
RErTNDIS'! THEIR MUNICIPAL IN.
DEBTEDNES8 WILL FIND IT TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO G FT IMlTCI-.d
FROM THE UNDERSIGNED BEFORE
SELLING THE NEW BONDS.
TOTAL ISSUES IIOU'JHT.
Telegrams may be sent at our expense.
E. D. EHEPARD & CO.,
BANKERS.
31 Nassau St.. New York City.
2nn PER CENT rr.i iFIT Is pot unnsiml lt
first Issues f f the HMkl of ttiertt ,.nou -mines,
of w hi h we make s l"'"a"i'. 'f
Irtorcsf. d in li.ri.-e prof l l h Investment
al.so u'elv sec ure e.-nd for our bo kieia,
rr blanks and f ill particulars. 11 ii
LAS. LA KI t' . i snn-r. and p.r..k
er. ftl Rrm.ds.av ar.d 37 New t-lr.e'. New
York; west-rn branch: t harnber ot Com
merce, Cleveland, O.
I hereby certify that the foreeolnr is a
true and correct copy of the original en
rolled resolution now on file In my office,
and that the same took effect bv pebd
cation in the statute book May 15, lai.
GEO Hi E A. (I.AHK