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THS TOPEHA -DAILY ST ATZS JOtrEITAT-THURSDAY -EVEITOTG JffQYEIIBEB 22, 10C3.
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i At the -wedding of Miss Fannie Funk
nd ilr. Frank L. Sturges, which will
f take place next Wednesday evenii ? ai
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
s Edward F. McDermott 1305 Western
avenue, the bride will be attended by
her sister Mrs. Charles K. Juslin, ma-
t tron of honor, and Miss Helen Cart-
lidge and Miss .Margaret Gilflilin as
bridesmaids. Mr. Sturges' attendants
; win be Mr. Walter M. Sturges of Oit-
i lahoma City, Mr, Harry Donaldson and
I Mr. William Curtis.
Mrs. Bert Wheelan 1 will play th-
, -weddinar marches. The color scheme
will be Dresden.
J Mrs. P. C. Reil'.y entertained for Miss
Funk this afternoon. Monday eveniuR
I the Saturday afternoon club will give
I a party for her at the home of Miss
I Nell Allen. Tuesday evening Mrs. Mc
Dermott will give the dinner for the
! brklal party.
!
1 The Assembly club has issued in-
-i vitations for the November dance
' ' Thanksgiving night at Steinberg's.
The latest silly fad of New York
women is said to be the Teddy bear
erase. You know those Drown piusn.
olnted bears the babies have been
ayinff with for the past year? Well,
they say the women are carrying them
now and that the noses or the f rencn
pcodle. Blenheim spaniels and bat
eared French bull terriers are out of
Joint.
Mrs. W. T. Crosby entertained the
Fillmore street whist club this after
noon. Mrs. T. J. KelLam and Mrs.
Edward W. Thompson were substi
tutes. Mrs. Crosby will entertain the
Monday whist club next week.
Sent in: When a bald-headed bach
elor, old enough to know better, car
ries on a telephone conversation at his
club full of such expressions as. "Was
his little ducky lamb lonesome?" you
really can't blame the chaps who over
hear him for "spoofing" him about it.
Mrs. Frank S. Thomas. 927 Topeka
avenue, entertained two tables in
formally at cards yesterday afternoon.
Miss Maud Grimes and Miss Edna
Herbst are organizing a children's
dancing class to meet Saturday morn
ing between ten and twelve o'clock at
Steinberg's.
The gossips are marrying off an
other widow this time a young one
to an out-of-town man not known
here. They say she has purchased her
trousseau.
The Archaeological society will meet
Saturday evening at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. J. C. McClintock. Professor
W. H. Carruth of the chair of German
of the University of Kansas will de
liver an illustrated lecture on the
Niebelungen Lied.
"Only 193 more days now, if I'm
lucky." writes a'West Point plebe, "be
fore I can Jump onto some poor, new,
first year man and beat him to death."
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. Herbert
Henry Embry will send out invitations
soon for a card party at the Baltimore,
Wednesday, December 5.
Mrs. Embry will also entertain twelve
guests at dinner Saturday night for
Mrs. A. C. Crews, of GuaCi lajara, Mex
ico. There is soon to be another case in
town, they say, of a wedding at which
a discarded suitor of the bride will be
a member of the bridal party.
At a dance recently a man met his
successful rival for the first time and
was obliged to hang around doing the
agreeable both to the girl and the man
STREET IIAT F
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nd'.raf ."K" walo Irlnt1,, "
the under brim at the back b Ss fiiut L ',fd,r,"ed up on the left Bi,Je
top of the brim was faced with "he iee hlT,' P,a,tln bIack tu"' The
Inch of the edge, the rather high , hiarwJ?, Panne velvet, to within an
,. of the velvet. At the left side or the f rnf i S,"tn, h?e ban3ed with is
.through which a few loops of two-inch wide k81" bUCkle was place1
buckle ostensibly holding in place thrJ JlZ ffS d , braid. was sPPa. the
(' tie velvet used in trimming P three curved of Alice blue, to match
who won her away from him., "Do
you think it would create any talk
would tney Bay I was jlous," he asked
a friend confidentially, "if I should
jump on him right here and beat him
up?"
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wolf entertained
their card club last night. The guests
aside from members were Mr. and Mrs.
T. J.Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. William
Trautman, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clauser,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Lawrence, Miss
Lu Grace Whitmer, Miss Nellie Weth
erhoil, Mr. Charles Gillespie. Miss
Julia Whitmer will 'entertain the club
next time.
The Phi Kappa Phi sorority of the
Prate Agricultural college at Manhat
tan, entertained at Institute Hall,
Wednesday' evening for their pledges,
Miss Margaret Johnston and Miss
Helen Halm of Topeka.
They say you can tell who's the boss
of a family by noticing where they take
luncheon when they go to Kansas City
for the day. If they go to the Balti
more, he runs the house; hut if you
see them at the Tea room, she's "It."
Miss Rita Updegraff gave an after
noon bridge today in compliment to
Miss Jessie Payne whose marriage to
Mr. Day Karr of Seattle, Washington,
takes place December 1.
m m
"You can't tell me he isn't serious,"
said one chap of another whose atten
tions to a girl were being discussed.
"She carries American Beauties to
every dance and when a man buys
American Beauties for a girl, it's not
a mere present: it's an investment."
The E. O. W. club will meet with
Mrs. Beck Friday afternoon.
These college boys whose fathers buy
their clothes, you'd have a hard time
to make them believe, when they fuss
because they occassional ly have to
wear cravats that don't match their
hose, that the day will come not long
after they receive their diplomas and
"accept a position" when they will feel
mighty lucky to have any neckties or
pocks at all.
Mrs. W. P. Hemphill, 513 Taylor
street, entertained the Best Bower club
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Moore gave
a 12 o'clock luncheon today for Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sessions. Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sessions, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Peppmyer, Dr. and Mrs. T. J.
Kimbrough, Mrs. Julia Wiley. This
evening Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Hopkins
will give a card party for Mr. and Mrs.
Sessions.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crockett will give
a 7 o'clock dinner this evening at their
home on West Sixth street in celebra
tion of their wedding anniversary.
Covers will be laid for ten.
.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Frances Connell. 1307 Topeka
avenue, is visiting in Milwaukee. She
will be in Chicago Friday to attend the
Englewood Charity ball and will re
turn home next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Whitelock of
Escalon, N. M.. are stopping in To
peka on their wedding journey and are
guests of Mr. Whitelock's aunt, Mrs.
J. M. Patten, and his sisters, Mrs.
Frank Scott Davis and Mrs. Albert M.
Patten. They will be here until after
the holidays.
Mrs. George Port Ashton and her
niece. Miss Lena Packard or j.os An
geles, will sro'txf Kansas City-tomorrow
to' stay until Thanksgiving night. Miss
Norma Wheeler and Miss Jessie Aide
of Kansas City will return home with
them for a short visit. .
Miss Julia Lola nd of Troy, who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Harry
Finley this week, left today for Vinita,
I. T.. to visit her sister, Mrs. Chalmers
Finley. for a fortnight.
Miss Anna Speck left today for San
Francisco where she will join Mrs.
Morton Albaugh who has been in Cali
fornia since last month. They will
take the northern Pacific coast trip to
Portland and Seattle, returning home
in about a month by way of Cheyenne
and Green River.
Mrs. George Crawford and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Armstrong were in Law
rence for the Frazer-Ramsay wedding
last night.
Miss Phil Reed left today for Ster-
Oil YOI XG GrRL.
A WANTS X,
Read the
Journal's
WANT COuoMNS
TO GET WHAT rOU
AR E AFTER,.
JOUR NAL Ap
MAKE SUSE.
QOICK.,SAtES'
jy'J for wnt adi.
I
I1EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
J. S. Young, and wife to G. M. and
B. A. Crawford, lot 53 and n. 4 55
Brannw St., Klein's add $1,800
C and A. II. Wilson to J. A. Denny.
lot 25S and s. V : 56 Arter ave.. J.
W. Morris add. 850
A. H. Bales and wi e to G. A. Dick
hut, e. 1 n. w. and s. w. hi. of
n. e. 14 33-11-15...' .13,000
u. JJ. Butts to C. E. Butts. hi lot 227
and s. hi 225 and n. 229 Madison
st
W. E. McDowell and wife to N. W.
Minard, pt. s. e. H 6-12-16 200
Kicker Land Co. to L. A. McPherson,
lots 1 and 2, blk. 5, Auburndale 1
C. E. Butts to G. D. Butts, hi lot 114
East Sixth ave S00
O. Bischolt and wife to M. Andes, w.
lot 5o, Garden Place add 30
W. Hotze and wife to H. C Kirk
ham, lots 5 and 6 Railroad St..
Richland 300
J. A. Lortie and wife to J. Petro, lots
114 and IS Leland St., Veale's add... 1,350
The Orchard Place Lot Co. to M. W.
Burton, lot 67 and n. 69 Tyler St.,
Douthitt Place add 300
E. Beal to E. A. I'atterson, pt. s. e.
hi, of s. e. hi. 29-10-13 2,000
G. C. Clemens to S. M. Clemens, lot
4SS and a. hi 83 Clav St., King's add. 1
I. R. Twaddle to E. R. Barns, lots
527-29-31 and pt. 33 Garfield ave.,
Williams & Dillon's add., also lots
101-3 and 5 Garfield ave., Thurston
Place add., also lots 2T8-SO and 82
Maryland ave., Highland Park
add $3,000
Same to F. E. Barms, lots 370 and 72
Taylor St., also lots 569 and 71 Van
Buren St.. Walnut Grove add 3,000
S. Barnes to I. R. Twaddle, tract on
Clay st 3,000
I. M. Cobe and wife to A. D. Wash
burn, lot 13 and s. 1-3 16 locust
St., Mulvane & Chase's 1st add.... 1
I. R. Twaddle to H. E. Barnes, tract
on Clay st., and lot 067 and n. hi
69 Lane St., M. A D. add...., 3,000
M. G. and O. P. Updegraff to O. P. '
Cpdegraff, pt. res. 1. : 1
J. W. Maxwell and wife to S. K.
Bowen, n. hi lot 25 Woodlawn ave.,
C. W. Potwin sub 350
H. Deardorlt and wife to W. L. Dear
dorff. lots W7-99 and 301 Arter ave..
J. W. Morris add $ 175
F. Gutsch and wife to J. A. Bostic,
lots 52 and 54 Lake St., Finsky's
2d add 1,250
J. B. Losh to B. Coyne, pt. n. e. H
29-13-17 20
Same to P. D. and E. Lo3h, pt. n. e.
hi 29-13-17 500
E. Webb to E. Vaughn, lots 271 and
3 Pine St., Brook's add 5
A. Gunn to A. Dufrane, tract on
Kansas ave.. North Topeka 700
E. Walker et al to M. Heery. tract
on Jefferson St., North Topeka 200
C. A. Frejd and wife to C. J. and H.
Carlson, lots 6fi4 and t Buchanan
St.. Throop s 4th add 1,500
C. J. Carlson and wife to C. A. Fredj,
n. w. hi of n. e. hi 11-11-16 2.600
ling to spend a fortnight,;viUv"BIisij
Helen Quigley. ;'; -: "' 7
Mrs. G. L. Miller of Kansas City,
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
E. Cole, will return home tomorrow.
Mr. Byron H. Davis, Mr. Dana Davis.
Miss Ethel and Miss Ella Davis went
to Hiawatha today to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. John Walters whose death
occurred yesterday. Mrs. Walters was
the mother of Mrs. Byron Davis who
has been with her for a number of
weeks.
Mr. Harry 3. Bone was in. Kansas
City yesterday.
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. A. H.
Connelly and Mrs. Addle C. Davis have
gone to Hot Springs for a short visit.
Mr. W. S. McClintock went to Wash
ington, Kan., on a business trip yes
terday. Mr. J. A. Tioutman was in Kansas
City yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lundy left today
for La Grange, 111., after a visit to Mrs.
Willis Norton and Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Pemberton left
today for Cincinnati to spend Thanks
giving with Mr. Pemberton's parents.
Lawrence World: Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Reed who 'were the guests here for a
brief visit of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mc
Grath, left last evening for Topeka
from where they will go to their home
in Marysville, O.
Dr. T. W. Bean is ill with pneumonia
at Keith's hospital.
Miss Nellie Baker. Mrs. Floyd Baker,
Mrs. Hal Hazlett, Mrs. Otto Kiene and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell will be in charge
of the Grace Cathedral Guild mince
meat sale at the National hotel Friday.
Mrs. E. B. Hill. Miss Helen Quinton
and Anna Herbst will be in charge of
the sale Saturday.
Engraved cards, wedding in-itations,
proper forms. Adams Bros.
The Helping Hand society will meet
with Mrs. H. II. Keith, 1710 West Tenth
avenue.
The East Side Embroidery club meets
this afternoon with Mrs. G. II. Bower, 401
Polk street.
The Progressive Bee club will meet
with Mr3. Thomas E. Sheard Friday af
ternoon. A birthday dinner was given Wednes
day, November 21, for their son Lester
Mo:z, by Mr. and Mrs. Molz at their
home at 1107 Huntoon street. Their guests
were Mrs. Geo. Kern of Osage City, Miss
Julia Kern, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kern
and family.
HE CAN'T GET THE CARS.
Karl Rlaokshere of Elmtlale Wants to
Market His Crop But Can't.
Earl Blackshere, of Elmdale, Chase
county, was a caller at the offices of the
general freight department of the Atchi
son, Topeka & Santa Fe today for the
purpose of trying to get the company to
furnish him with cars to carry a big
alfalfa crop to the markets where top
prices are being" paid now for this kind of
hay.
Mr. Blackshere is interested in one of
the largest alfalfa ranches in the state
and has at the present time fifty carloads
of alfalfa ready for shipment. He has
had it ready for some time but has been
unable to get any cars to ship it in. The
general car shortage throughout this sec
tion of the country because of the un
usual demands which have been made on
the railroads this year is responsible for
this condition of affairs. Mr. Blackshere
was told at the Santa Fe offices today
that every fffort would be made to pro
vide him with the necessary cars to
transport his crop to Kansas City and
that he could expect the first installment
of the oars within a few days.
Had n Close Call.
"A dangerous surgical operation, in
volving the removal of a malignant ulcer,
as larsre as my hand, from my daughter's
hip. was prevented by the application of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve," says A. C
Stickel, of Miletus, W. Va. "Persistent
use of the Salve completely cured It."
Cures Cuts, Burns and Injuries. 25c at
Arnold Drug Co., druggists.
TV.KTE1 SITnATTONi.
WHEN you wont to hire a man or bay.
call up Y. M. C. A. Ind. tel. 90S or Bell
tel. Pi7 red. We have a list of mn and
confidential references concerning them.
V. M. C. A. Empioyteent bureau. 9th and
Ouincy sts - " - '
WAVTFP SMXSMKS.
WANTED In each state, salesmen to sell
large line tobaccos. Permanent pnsitDo.
Central Tobacco Co., Norfolk, Va.
WASTED MAJEJIELP.
SALESMEN to sell our choice nursery
stock, good wages paid, stock guaranteed
true to name. For terms write the Knight
Nu eries, Lawrence, Kan.
WANTED 200 laborers for Texas. Steady
work. Railroad company. Ship Mon
day. Capital Employment Agency, Sll
Kansas ave. -
WANTED Laborers to ship south, car
repairers, farm hands, hotel help, cooks.
Capital Employment Agency, 811 Kansas
ave.
WANTED Boy to deliver horses. C. M.
Walters. 212 West 7th st. : .
WANTED 25 farm hands, 15 corn husk
ers, laborers to ship, car repairers,
bridge carpenters, hotel, kitchen help,
men cooks. Capital Employment Agency,
Sll Kansas ave.
THE ODDITY.
WANTED A fireman. Otto Kuehne Pre
serving Co., North Topeka.
HELP WANTED!
Help Furnished!
TOPEKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
503 Kansas Avenue.
Ind. Phone 148S.
WANTED Men, girls, housekeepers,
house boy, chambermaids, lunch coun
ter man. Curtis Employment Office, 730
Kansas ave. Ind. 2S41. Bell 1333.
WANTED Kansas organizers: fraternal,
social, order: not insurance; good com
missions: position permanent: plenty of
good territory. Address State Organizer,
Room 26, Columbian Bldg.. Topeka, Kan.
WANTED First class
Cremerie restaurant.
arm waiters.
WANTED FEIAIK REIP.
WANTED Experienced white woman,
general house work; no washing, high
est wages. 703 Taylor st.
WANTED-Girl. S32 Tyler st..
WANTED 20 young ladies for the stage,
willing to travel; experience not neces
sary. Call Franzmathes' Knickerbocker
School of Dancing, 711. Kansas ave.
WANTED 25 waitresses, $20 month, board
and pass; 20 house girls, 30 girls,
kitchen work; 15 women cooks, dining
room girls. Capital Employment Agency,
811 Kansas ave.
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Call mornings, !32 Tyler st.
THE ODDITY.
WANTED A girl, good cook; no wash
ing or Ironing, to assist in housekeeping.
Apply 913 Polk St.
WANTED 2 dining room girls, one cham
bermaid. Fifth Avenue Hotel.
I PAY highest cash prices for your cast
on clofhlng, shoes, hats and overcoats.
Drop a card or call Ind. tel. 1573. Bell
tel. 200. G. Gordon, 43S Kansas ave.
WANTED Feathers, highest market
price paid. Wm, Snick, 2nd and Jack
son. Phone 436.
WANTED Partner with a couple hun
dred dollarB to take half interest in good
paying business. Address MaX, Journal.
WANTED Partner; half rmtef-est in good
paying business; one willing to travel;
experience not required. Call Belmont.
107 W. 7th st.
PIPE FITTING, house piping and stove
connecting, specialty. Price reasonable.
Work guaranteed. - C. J. Allen, 15o0 West
ern ave. Ind. 7441.
THE ODDITY.
WANTED Horses to winter. Alfalfa hay
for sale. O. P. Updegraff, 615 Van Buren.
WANTED-Comfortably furnished rooms
or room and living room adjacent in
private home by 2 young men. Address X.
Journal.
WANTED Veal calves and fat cows. H
M. Bush. Ind. phone 3214.
WANTED Horses to winter, best care.
W. T. Dawson. Ind. tel. 127S 2.
WANTED You to know S. E. Martin.
M. D . cancer specialist, has removed to
Keith block, S16 Kansas ave. Room 14.
WANTED Roomers and boarders at Mrs.
Spencer's, 13th and Kansas ave.. nicely
furnished rooms, $3.50 per with board.
WE pay highest cash prices for your cast
ott clothing, shoes, hats, overcoats. Drop
us a card or call Ind. tel. 153S. Abe Jacob
son. 500 Kansas ave.
WANTED To buy goofi second hand
clothes. $2 to $8 suit; shoes, hats, over
coats. M. Mansoo, 425 Kansaa ave. Call or
drop a card.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT Nice'y furnished upstairs
room; modern house.' 310 West 6th st.
FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping. $7.00. 700 Madison st.
FOR RENT Furnished front room with
alcove, in modern house. 1315 Harrison.
FOR RENT Modern furnished room;
meals convenient. 322 East 8th. Tel. 7572.
FOR RE NT
front room.
-Furnished rooms; one large
61S Monroe st.
FOR RENT Unfurnished room, heat and
light. Inquire barber shop, 700 Kan. av.
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms.
Rates moderate. 1112 Kan. ave. Ind. 3222.
THE ODDITY.
FOR RENT Nice furnished room, mod
ern conveniences; gentleman only. 1030
Quincy st.
FOR RENT 3 unfurnished tooms; gas.
711 Madison.
FOR RENT Furnished and light house
keeping and sleeping rooms. Call at 832
Monroe.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, everything
new and modern. 524 West 10th.
FOR RENT Verv desirable suites of
rooms with board. Mrs. Julia A. Wiley,
1101 Van Buren.
FOR RENT Modern furnished front
room; also barn. 301 East Sth st.
Dropped Dead From Exhaustion.
Sandusky, O., Nov. 2 2. Capsized in
a skiff while hunting In the marsh
miles from any habitation yesterday
afternoon Frederick K. Marshall,
prominent business man and clubman,
and Ottomar Zlstel, his companion,
reached the shores of Cedar Point after
a terrible struggle in the prevailing
storm. Zlstel fell dead from exhaus
tion as he reached land. Marshall was
exposed all night and did not get word
here until early todays
They Quarreled Over Furniture.
Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 22.
After a trivial Quarrel with his bride
of three months, over the purchase of
some furniture, Delos Highland,- a
farmer living near Casnovla, shot and
killed her. arwl then killed himself.
FOll SALE RRAIr ESTATE.
NOW DON'T
And forget that we" are btwlding new homes all the time in WESTLAWN. . Just
started a modern cottage in the Annex, at 715 West street; a rooms and bath, 2
lots; everything complete. Will sell for about ;2,500.
Have you seen 1506 Wrest Sth? Seven rooms, 2 lots, furnace, bath, basement
laundry; rooms papered. Price $3,100
Several other houses cheaper than you can build' them. And the lots the
greatest bargains in town; $275 up, everything in.
C;?e. D. Lytic, manager, 90S Lane St., or
' ' ' THE STRAUSS AGEKCT. . . .
Sole Agents.
.107 E. SEVENTH ST.
INT. TEL. SS.
$250 DOWN.
Nice home near 13th and Lane, 7 rooms,
lhi lots, barn and shade, 1,500, $250 cash,
fla per month.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
107 East 7th.
Ind- Phone 1488. Bell 1630.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For good city
property, 120 acre bottom farm in Shaw
nee county; not in floods; well improved.
Smith, 509 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE At bargains, several houses
to move off Santa Fe shop district. R.
D. Blaine, 525 Kansas ave. Ind. 1418.
SEE THE SHELDON REAL ESTATE
CO., 822 Kan. ave., for FARM bargains.
FOR SALE Lots 252 and 263 Melrose
addition. Call at 111 East 6th st. Mrs.
C. O. Smith.
FOR SALE 5 room house and 2 lots. 1017
Jefferson, north; payments. M. Heery.
GEO. M. NOBLE & CO..
RKAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE
Some Special Farms and City Bargains.
43 KAN. AVE. OPP. POSTOFFICE.
FOR SALE Cottage home. 5 rooms, cel
lar, porches, closets, city and cistern
water, gas, barn, fruits, shade. All gooa
repair. Fine rental location, 3 blocks east
of avenue. $1,500.
3. E. TORRINGTON,
109 West 6th St.
FOR S4LE 15 acres nice land close to
city west side. Could divide. Inquire al
1100 Clay St.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOr'rENT 2 furnished rooms for house
keeping, down stairs. 305 Adams st.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Heat and
modern conveniences. 501 Madison St.
FOR RENT Light
sleping rooms. Call
housekeping and
at S32 Monroe.
FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms for house
keeping. 700 East 7th st.
De WRIGHT. THE AUCTIONEER,
has returned. See auction column.
FOR RENT Nicely gurnished bed room,
all modern conveniences. 506 Taylor.
FOR RENT 3 rooms In cottage. 917 Jef
ferson, gas. well, cistern, $8. Bell tel. 2311
FOR RENT-One furnished and two un
furnished rooms to parties who will take
maels out. All modern conveniences. 1
West 6th st. ,
FOR RENT nOPSES.
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished
modern 8 room house, 501 Fillmore st.
Ind. tel. 47S4. Mrs. R. B. Welcru
FOR RENT-J-Fcur room house, 1401 Kan
sas ave. $7. Ind. phone 5561:
FOR RENT 5 room cottage. Til Tyler.
Owner, 1032 Spruce st. Ind. 2062.
FOR RENT 1273 Polk. 5 room house, with
or without gas. Ind. phone 6S14.
FOR RENT A comfortable dwelling at
8'1 Fillmore st., steam heat, natural gas
and electric light, modern plumbing, bee
Q. A. Morse, Hall Lithographing Co.
FOR RENT 825 Huntoon. 6 room modern
house, gas, heat, $20. Call Shawnee Gro
cery.
FOR RENT Modern S room house at 1321
Tyler st., good barn. J. Thomas Lum
bei Co., 21S W. fth st.
tor r.rrvr MTccET.r.Avrncs.
FOR RENT 2 nHe offlee rooms, ground
floor, northwest cor. 5th and Kan. ave.
FOR RENT Dec. 1, store 50x100 ft 210
Kansas ave. Clarence Skinner. Phono
186.
FOR RENT 2 office rooms, steam heat,
hot and cold water, mitable for doctor
or dentist. Inquire Cremerie restaurant.
FOR SALT: MmCET.LAXEOlTS.
USE the "Silver Leaf brana pickles, vin
egar, mlnca meat. etc. Otio Kuehna
Preserving Co.. phone 800.
FOR SALE Cordwood.
Ind. 878 3 rings.
F. A. Titus.
FOR SALE Household furniture. Morn
ings or after 6, 1018 Topeka ave.
FOR SALE Two
153S Ind. phone.
barber chairs. Call
FOR SALE Jersey cow, fresh one week,
and calf, $30. 104 Exeter St., Auburndale
FOR SALE A fresh cow. Inquire at 1035
Clay st.
I HAVE GOOD BARGAIN 3 IN SUB
reys, top buggies, runabouts and spring
wagons. Call and see them. Repairing,
painting, trimming and rubber tires.
E. G. KINLEY,
Repository 110 W. Eth. 424-426 Jackson St.
THE ODDITY.
FOR SALE Good fresh
1504 South Quincy St.
cow, cheap.
FOR SALE Household furniture. 505 E.
6th ave.
FOR SALE Furniture.
East 10th St.
Inquire at 306
FOR SALE) First class new up-to-date
restaurant, good location. Proprietor
going away. Furman, 811 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE Marble top dresser, $5;
dining chairs 60c; 25 yards carpet, $8.
711 Madison st.
FOR SALE Mason & Hamlin organ
good condition. 313 East Sth st.
FOR SALE 7 draper Golden oak drop
head Singer sewing machine, nearly
new, $25. Ind. phone 5191.
FOR SALE Oliver typewriter. Singer
sewing machine, . gTaphaphone, piano,
horse, buggy arid harness. House 306 W.
Sth st. Office 413 Kansas ave. W. E.
Seguine.
FOR SALE One air blast heater, 1515 To
peka ave.
FOR SALE 600 business cards for $1.00;
1st class printing at proportionate rates.
Trapp. 714 Kansas ave.
AUCTION. De WRIGHT. THE AUC
TIONEER, has returned. See auction column.
FOR SALli OR RENT JO typewriters.
all makes, new and 2d hand. The Mac
Doweil Oltice Supply Co.. 814 Kan. av.
FOR SALEM good S-horsc power motor
at tha Royal Bakery.
FOR SALE Number one upright piano
at a. bargain.,... CaU,304 W. 8th it, ... .
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
GO TO SLEEP
BELL TEL. 1131 RED.
FOR PALE JtlSCKLLAJTEOlTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT My new Lane st.
barn, city water, electric light. gas.
Both phones. L. Hawkins.
FOR SALE; Balm of Figs, a positive cure
for ladies' ills. See testimonials at of
fice. 108 E. 6th. Susie Batty. Mgr.
FOR SALE Cane, hay, delivered. Phone
ina. saw. Ij. w. xnompson, west pan
AUCTIONS.
3 large and important sales in a few
uays. atcn this column for location,
De WRiqHT, Auctioneer,
S2o Monroe St.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
INDEPENDENCE STOCK FOR SALE.
We have secured 10,000 shares of the
Independence Mines &. Power Co.. Ltd.
Stock which we can sell, all or part, at
10 cents per snare. This company operat
ing in Big Creek district, Idaho, is
favorably known by all mining men.
Address Mhoon Com. Co., 820 Main St.,
Boise, Idaho. . . . - .
CLAIRVOYANT.
QUEEN SrriCI.ILA Jt- THAI.M.
Clairvoyants, -mediums; palmists, con
sultation on business, sickness, invest
ments, speculations, love and family diffi
culties, separated united. All work guar
anteed. Lessons in palmistry. Mediums
developed and ordained. Consult us. 107
W. 7th St., 7 to 9. 1
DANCISG.
rANcr??ri'
Waltz and two-step taught In two les
sons, private lessons any time. Franz
mathe's Knickerbocker School of Danc
ing. 711 Kansas ave.
TAILORS.
SUITS made to order $18. All kinds of
repairing done.: 318 East 4th st.
FREE DISPENSARY.
MONROE ST. FREE DISPENSARY.
202 Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
ical service free. Medicine free in some
Cases. Office hours 2 to 5 p. m. Calls
snswertd night or day. Ind. tel. 3113.
LOST AND FOUNT.
LOST Cameo pin. surrounded by pearls
Reward for return to 'i'hroop hotel.
LOST A long black kid glove between
the Eby Millinery Co. and 309 W7est 7th
St. Finder please return to Miss Francis
Johnston, 603 Kansas ave. and receive re
ward. LOST Between Garfield ave. and Santa
Fe offices, nose glasses, in case. Finder
please return to room 33 Santa Fe offices.
LOST Dark brown or black Jersey cow,
dehorned, from 125 Western ave. Tele
phone Information 5631.
LOST Sunday, between 150T Western ave.
and Huntoon. and Harrison, one gold
brooch with opal setting. Return to above
address for reward.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STOLEN Small black dog. white feet and
breast, return to 621 Topeka ave. Phone
4S"3. Reward.
STRAYED Jersey cow, 6 years old. de
horned, wearing leather halter. Notify
and receive reward. H. E. Morrison, 1115
Morris ave. Ind. phone 954 2.
UNDERTAKERS.
L. M. PEN WELL, funeral director and
embalmer. First class service, reasona
ble prices. 511 Quincy st. Both phones 193.
jvnxiNG.
FOR SALE Zinc piine. $50,000: 10 acres,
20 per cent royalty, large 300 ton mill,
enough ore to run mill over five years,
netting $750 per week now. Jamot Brown,
Miners Bank Bldg., Joplin, Missouri
BUGGY REPAIRING.
SURREYS, runabouts and top buggies at
bottom prices. Repairing and rubber
tires. Repository 116 w. Fifth au
Factory 414-42C Jackson st.
E. G. KINLEY.
VTEI,Ij DRILLING.
WELL DRILLING AND BORING, F. H.
Roebuck. 941 Morris ave.. Lowman Hill.
LEGAL.
Office of City Clerk, Silver Lake, Kan.
Nov. 19. 1906.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 1 o'clock p. m., November 30,
1906, and the contract awarded at that
time, for the construction and completion
of a sidewalk on Railroad avenue be
tween Beaublen and Medora streets, one
hundred and eighty-five feet long and
twelfe feet wide, to the curbing. The
city reserves right to add to the length
some 100 feet.
The sidewalk to be constructed in con
formity with Ordinance No. 114, approved
November 5, 1906.
Proposals to be made for the walk with
sand foundations 4 inches in dejitn and
constructed with hard corrigated side
walk brick, and must be of a quality
equal to the sample the bidders leave
with the city clerk. Bidders must state
in their proposals the price per square
foot, which shall include all labor and
material and cleaning up after construc
tion and all materials used in the con
struction shall be subject to inspection
and acceptance of chairman of committee
on sidewalks, and all the work to be done
under his general supervision and sub
ject to the final inspection and accept
ance bv mayor and council. All proposals
must be nccompanied by a certified check
for $50, payable to the city of Silver Lake
as a guarantee that the party to whom
the work shall be awarded, will enter
Into a written contract within 5 days
after such award to perform the work
within such time as the mayor and coun
cil may designate at the time of awarding
the contract. City reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
W. R. FRISBEY, City Clerk.
Silver Lake. Kan.
TO WTTOM TT MAY CONCERN.
To'vv:HOMrr!kL
known-that my application is now on
file in the office of the nrobate court of
Shawnee county, Kan., asking for a per
mit to sell intoxicating liquors according
to law at No. 632 Kansas ave.. In the
Second ward of the city of Topeka. Shaw
nee county, state of Kansas. Hearing Is
set for the 22nd day of December, 1906, at
9 a. m. GEO. W. STAN3FIELD.
I will not be held responsible for any
bills of any kind contracted by the party
claiming to be my wife. She is not my
wife and I will not pay any bills she
may contract. ED L. KING.
MONET
iy torioan lor tarm ar.I city- prop
erty at the lowest rates and easiest term
Moon. Charles 6c Co.. 116 E. Fiftu st.
MONEY to loan on live stock, pianos, per-wCCVr:ty-
household goods, typewrit-
... j. otgmne, a. a no. le. lit-
MONEY TO LOAN on city property, also
personal property. Y ou can pay back
oy the week or month. Topeka Invest
nent & Loan Co., room 12. Veal block.
MONEY to loan on personal property,
payment $I.i3 week will pay off loan $3
in 25 wejjks. ;. H. FIintlia.ni,. notary pub
ho. 906 E. Fourth 3t. Ind. tel. 971.
MONEY" to loan on live stock, pianos, or
gans, typewriters, household goods and
personal securtty. L. Biscoe. 623 Kan. ave.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
MKRCHAKTS XHANSFH i'TUkAUS
Co., packs, ships and stores household
goods. Tel. ls. Ciareuca Skinner. Sll
Quincy
ATHERTON BROS.' NEW LOCATION.
Office 218 E. 6th St. Both Dhones SM8
Moving and storage, express and baggage
All kinds goods packed, stored and for
warded to any point in United States
THE COUGHI.I.N
Hardware, stoves,
sas ave. Tel. S0.
lUHOWAUK 'i
fine tools. 706 Kin-
JAMES b. HAVjj.x, jeweler and Opti
mo'?' Complete stock of watches, dia-
nS . ; "!, eio. eyes eum:uea
sna spectacles properly fitted..
CIDER WORKS.
"MamjKfi-s PUKE Amu cio-..u
Fridiv6 C ,ry -a Monday. Wednesday.
Phoney6ti Saturday, a-io per gal. Indl
r.u .- oALVAH.
Rr h 2rPn"5 J- A. Poiley, gen. agt., 103 E. I
6tn. A permanent juiri r.aiTi... T-f , " rr:
blood diseases anil conTum g "r au
MISS MAKSTO.N, 8 KansasvPuTTt
receive careful instruction. P
"EST Sth AVE. Ind. 274. Bell iLW
topeciat attention to boarders. R u.
Barnes. s
FHYSICIANS' AND surgeons.
IDA 0. BARNES, M. Li.
Office 726 Kansas ave. Residence Thir
teenth and Clay. Office hours: 9 a. m. to
i.K a- m;and,'8 P- m- to & P- m. Botti
phones 16 retidence. and Ind. 131B office.
R. O. RHOADES. M. D.. Surgeon. Dis
eases of women. 732 Kan. ave. Ind tel.
45. Hours 10 to 12. 2 to 5. 7:30 to 8:30.
DR. H. H. KEITH. Surgeon and diseases
c-?r,.women w'th private hospital. Ofrtce
&31 Knnr.as nve.
I'ri. ALh.i-.Er THIS A,r.v.xr i .. .
tor. 318 Junction bldg.. Kansas City. Mn?
GAS FITTING.
HEATING STO VES'aND Ho'uSK
pipings a specialty; work guaranteed;
rTsnlTf? Hurl
tVTEXTS
ROSEN.
Topeitl.''l'MCtlJ:U'!y' iijn
sas ave.
JUCYCLES AND REPAIRING.
V. S. CYCLE CO., IIS K. Eighth. National
ik Iver-Johnson blcycles.Supplies. repairs.
FLORISTS.
J. C. KoDAIAN, blooming pia.ts,cut liow
ers, paints, designs, decorations. 105 W
Eighth, lei. 37. Greenhouse 12th and Mon
CUT flowers, floral designs. Special at
tention to out of town orders. Jamea
Mayes. 107 W. Eighth st. Tel. 377.
HUBBARD'S-Cut flowers; blooming
plants. lhd.4S. --S2TJ Kansas ave.
CARPENTERS. AND BUILDERS.
N. YV. MULlT
General contractor and builder. Job
work done quiekly and neatly. Shoo lit
W. Eighth st.
Ind. Tel. 1004.
J. C. WILSON, contractor and builder
Job work promptly done. 120 E. Elfhtb
st. Ind tel. 1?44.
I.- , 1 i' r T 1 - ,r
Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of
vehicles. Seeus about that delivery wag-
-riTFXVr : "
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
kxmjkTslaviTsTste
TOPEKA, KAN.
The "Right Road" To and From and
Between
MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITT
ST. PAUL . - ST. JOSEPH
FORT WORTH PEORIA
COLORADO SPGS ' MEMPHIS
DENVER ST. LOUIS
OMAHA CHICAGO
And Everywhere Beyond.
(Effective Sunday, Nov. IS, 1306.)
" ALL TRAINS DAILY.
EAtT BOUND.
No.
No.
No
No.
No.
No.
No.
14 Txos & K. C. Express 4: am
30 Cal. Oc Chicago Fast Mail. 6:00 sm.
10 Colorado & K. C. Flyer... $ ponn.
12 Ft. Worth & Chicago Ex.. S:S) pm.
28 Colorado & St. Louis Ex.. 3:co pm.
44 oiaen niaie Limiiea o:d pm.
SC Chickasha & K. C Ex
WEST BOUND.
8:00 pm.
Leave.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
13 TC. C. & Texas Express...
.12:10 am.
2i Chicago &Cal. Fast Mail.
:C am.
' :45 am. "
35 K. C. & Chlckasha Ex...
it Golden State Limited
.11:45 am
11 Chicago & ri. worm r-x.. pm
27 St. Louis & Colorado Ex.,' 1 :30 0111'
39 K. C. & Colorado Special.. 85 pm'
114 Topeka X St. Joe Express 8.01 am :
ST. JOSEPH SERVICE. .
NORTH BOUND.
Leave.
32 Topeka St. Joe Express. 3:50 pm '
54 Topeka St. Joe Express. 8:01 am
FROM ST. JOSEPH.
31 St. Joe & Topeka Express 12:30 pro
53-St. Joe & Topeka Express 7:45 pm' '
113 St. Joa & Topeka Express 7:43 pm
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
UNION PACIFIC.
EASTBOUND.
No inLimlted.
S 106 K. C. Ixieal Passenger.
ft am.
:15 am.
JO pm.
:20 pm.
:S5 am.
:60 am.''
1 nm
No. lo4 Atlantic impress 3
No 108 K. C.-Snlina Express.... 6
ro. jv WESTBOUND.
No. 107 K. C.-Sallna Express 10
No ii3Denver-Pac. Coast Ltd.. 11
j0' ifis Junction City local pass. 6
No. 101 Limited , 7
Daily except Sunday. All others
:55 pm. "
dally.
ATHLETIC GOODS.
GUNS REPAIRED, exchanged and sold.
Howard's, Ilu Kansas ave.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
tDaily Except Sunday.)
.'"' SOUTHBOUND, ' ,
No. 610 Passenger to Ft. Scott 2:05 pm
No. 692 Freight 7:30 am.
NOftTHBOT'Nl).
No. Passenger from Ft. Scott.l2:K pm.
No. S)-TeisW-.ii.. - . ... ....... ...6:45 pa