The Topeka state journal. [volume], December 03, 1906, Last Edition, Page 9, Image 9

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YH5 TOFEXA' DAILY STATS JOUEIJAL-MOXTDAY'
EVENING,"' DECEMBER 3, 1SQ3.
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We must sell at least 50 dinner sets this week. Many of them are as fine as can
be found anywhere. Nothing could possibly make a finer Christmas present. But
we cannot bother Avith dinner sets after Saturday. If you want one buy it now and
i we will lay it away for 3-011 if a yery small payment is made on it.
A Pretty Brown Decoration 42-piece
set. Regular price $5.00. A few sets left.
While they last -$2.50.
Flow Blue Pattern all
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of our best selling patterns.
42-piece set, special, $3.93.
Johnson Bros. White the
of semi-porcelain. Nothing
a
Johnson Bros.' ware.
worth $5.00, special, $3.93.
Pink and Green Decoration a beauty
50-piece set, worth $5.75, special, $4.39.
White and Geld a fast-selling pat
tern, late in style and a beautiful decora
tion Worth $6.00. Special 50-piece set,
$4.59.
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1 the MIS DEPARTMENT
The Store That Sella Everything
There will be art- informal subscrlp
tion dance at the Country club Thurs
day night. Arrangements will be mads
for a special car to run to the club or
for a conveyance from the place where
the cars stop at this season.
It is strange, since their father has
lost all his money, how many people
hava discovered that these erstwhile
belles, the Misses Blank, are too fat.
Miss Louise Hook, of Leavenworth,
daughter cf Judge William C. Hook of
the United States circuit court, and
Mrs. Hook, was formally introduced to
society at a tea given by her mother
Saturday afternoon between the hours
of 4 and 6 o'clock. Miss Hook has re
cently returned from Europe where she
completed her studies. Among the as
fisting fi lends were Miss Julia Leland
of Topeka and Troy, Mrs. D. S. Ryan
and Miss Ann Ryan. An informal dance
for the young pet pie followed the recep
tion Saturday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Morgan entertained her
Monday r.fternoon whist club and a
guest table in honor of Mrs. Frank
Whitelock of Escalen, Mexico, guest of
Mrs. Albert M. Fatten and Mrs. Frank
Scott Davis.
One energetic Topeka girl has her 450.
more or less, Christmas presents all
purchased and made, done up with tis
sue paper-, red I ibbon, holly "stickers"
and Christmas cards ready for distri
bution or the post.
Friday. December 14. is the date of
the next Hellanthus dance.
Uncurled plumes are said to be
fashionable this season. They always
are on rainy days.
T'-.e Nautilus club will have a spe
cial meeting- Tuesday evening with
rr. and Mrs. Frank B. Dains at the
Devon.
The V and I c-Jub will give a line
arty at the Elks' Minstrels tonight.
Mrs. Frederick Freeman entertained
the D. D. whist club at the Topeka
club today. Mrs. Arthur Lingafelt of
Chicago played for Mrs. Frank S.
Crane and Mrs. W. W. Webb for Miss
Kate Gunther.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Harkless of
Kansas City will give a dance Friday
tvening.. December 28, in honor of
their daughter. Miss Harkless, and
Miss Luciie Pollock of Topeka who
will be home from Miss Mason's
school at Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson
Mrs. IT. Wr. Henly gave a party at
her home In Potwin Saturday after
noon from 3 to 5 o'clock In honor of
her daughter Opal's twelfth birthday.
Always tho
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Christmas;-':
To Buy Dinner Sets at
Extra Special Prices
Every dinner set in this big store has been marked
way, way down for this week only, to encourage
shoppers to buy before the rush for Christmas presents
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These Prices Show
to $10 on a
Pink Rose Pattern good ware , and a
yery pretty thing. Worth $6.00, special,
$4.83. -. 1 ;-.m: : -
We cannot name one-fourth of our din
ner ware patterns, but haATe put special
sale tags on all of them. They must go
Santa Claus is coming and must have
room.
Haviland China, White Ransom pat
terns, all the go now. Every piece abso
lutely perfect and subject to the .most
rigid examination. 55-piece set worth
$25, special, $19.00.
Pink Decoration in Haviland pro
nounced by all who haye seen it to be a
most beautiful pattern. 64-piece set
worth $35.00, special, $25.00.
the rage. One
Worth $5.
perfection
can equal
50-piece set,
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK
618 KANSAS AVENUE
She was assisted by. Mrs. Fred Reh
koph. The girls invited were: Ruth
Larimer, Alice Hughes, Ruby Heatson,
Neva King, Mary Wehe, Helen Knox,
Nina Hurley, Roxle Vancil, Marie
Vancil, Florence Hawkins, Anita Wise
kirch, Anna Odelins, Beulah Pulley,
Cora Davis, Lillian Davis.
Mrs Benjamin Thomas Payne has
sent out after wedding cards announc
ing the marriage of her daughter,
Jessie Glick, to Mr. Ernest Day K.irr
Saturday, the first of December, To
peka. Mr. Don Osborn and Mr. Leo Shreve
will give a subscription dance tomor
row evening at Hudson's.
Mrs. E. W. Poindexter has issued in
vitations for afternoon cards Thursday
for her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Poin
dexter of Parsons.
Miss Amanda Findlay will give a
dinner followed by cards tonight in
compliment to Mrs. A. C. MacGargee of
Colorado Springs, who Is her guest.
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Miss Zella Tuttle, daughter ' of ' Mrs.
O. J. Shannon of 835 Topeka avenue,
and Mr. C. F. Powell, also of Topeka,
were married in Kansas City Saturday
nocn and have returned .to Topeka,
where they will be at home in the
Adams apartments, 415 Seventh avenue
west.
Mrs. C. M. Hill entertained the Ideal
Card club at her house. 817 Lincoln
street, today. Her guests, aside from
club members, were Mrs. Luther
Burns, Mrs. C. E. Foote. Mrs. H. A.
Perrv Mrs. Charles Lyman. Mrs. James
Frederick Scott and Mrs. Frank
Blanche.
Club meetings of the day:
The Atlantean, Mrs. J. J. Everlng
ham, hostess.
The Alta yista, with Mrs. Frederick
K. Brown.
The Monday Tourist, Mrs. Lindland,
Harrison street.
The Ramblers, with Mrs. Thomas
Costello.
The nominating committee of the
city federation of clubs will meet to
morrow morning with Mrs. W. A. John
ston, the chairman. All nominations
must be in at that time.
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs of Kansas City,
President of the Kansas Woman's Press
club, has announced the next annual
meeting for January 26. The meeting
has usually been held in May.
A number of out of town Owls were
in Emporia to attend the dance given
by" the Emporia chapter of Owls at
Ballweg's hall Friday night. Misses
Maude Grimes. Clara Fleishman and
Marguerite Mills and Miss Maide
Proudflt of Kansas City were entertain
ed by Miss Katherlne Holmes. Miss
Dorothy Porter of Kansas iCty was the
guest of Miss Nell Hamilton. Miss
Marguerite Rowland had for guests
Miss Elsie Loucks of Lawrence. Miss
Kthel Morris of Kansas City, and Miss
Sara Taft of Parsons. Miss Gladys
Boyle was entertained by Miss Grace
Thomson. Miss Arline Rowland of
Lawrence was with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Jones. Miss Marie
Lgerstrnm - wa the guest of Miss
Edith Dowden. Miss Carrie Potter en
tertained Miss Margaret Garvey and
Miss Grace Koontz. Miss Grace Wal
worth was the guest of her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hill. ' Miss
Leona Curtis was entertained by Miss
Mabel Stone. Miss Carrie Lambert had
fer her guest M1S3 Gay Shepard of
Kansas City.
The Junior Atlantean c'ub will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Miss Lescher
Instead of with Miss Grace Frost.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
society will hold a bazaar at J. T. Bark
ley's residence. 621 Harrison street.
Friday, December 7.
Xotc? ami Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mis. W. J. Black, of Chicago,
passed through town today on their way
to Boulder, Col., to attend the wedding
of Mr. Black's brother. Mr. Nat Black,
and Miss Sallie Corning, daughter of
Mrs. George Corning, which takes place
Wednesday morning. They will return
Friday and will spend a day or two
Opportunities
a Saving of $1.50
Dinner Set
aw
; The Toy Store of Topeka
with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Qulnton.
Miss Alice Holm, of Hammond. Ind.,
guest of Mrs. Everett B. Akers, left
for her home Saturday. Misses Vida
and Louise Wood went as far as Kan
sas City with her and spent the day
with Mrs. G. L. Miller.
Miss Julia Leland, of Troy, was In
Topeka with hv-r sister, Mrs. Harry
Finlfcy, yesterday on her way home
from visits to her sister, Mrs. Chalmers
Finley of Vinita, I. T., and Mrs. Will
lam C. Hook of Leavenworth.
Mrs. Arthur Lingafelt, of Chicago, is
here to spend a month with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer.
Major Gunther and Miss-'Qurrfher re
turned today from a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur McClintock of Lincoln,
Neb.
Mrs. C. F. Armstrong, of Clyde, is ex
pected Wednesday to visit Mrs. G. C.
Bowman. -;
Miss Willa Rodgers, who was visiting
Mrs. R. S. Black in Ottawa, returned
home today.
Mrs. Charles Curtis was in Lawrence
last week the guest of Mrs. WTilliam B.
Hutchinson.
Judge J. S. West was in Fort Scott
last week.
Mr. Iltf Felix was In Ottawa part of
last week.
Mrs. A. F. Benson, of Ottawa, Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. Ward
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Mr. Harry Curtis, Mr. Wayte Lytle,
Mr. Clarence Jordan, Mr. Todd Mat
thews and Mr. Clarence Jordan have
returned from Emporia where they at
tended the Owl dance Friday night.
Kansas City Star: Mrs. C. C. Allen
and her mother, Mrs. Mary Um
methun. will leave Wrednesday for
Pass Christian to be gone until Feb
ruary. Mrs. Frank Bissell of Minneapolis,
Minn., is in Topeka for an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. John W.
Newell, at 917 West Fourteenth street.
Miss Bell Stagg has returned from a
visit to Miss Mildred Scott in St. Louis.
Miss Marcia Fearce of Junction
FRASER BROS.'
C. 0. D. STORE
Southeast cor. 6th and Jackson Sts.
Botl Phones GOO.
Buy For Cash
GROCERIES
25 lbs. Sugar
$1.00
Best Cane Granulated with a ?5.00 S
order sugar included.
Taylor's High Patent Firm r,
50 lb. sack . ... .$1.00
Ginger Snaps, 2 lb : . . ". . .15c
Nayy Beans, 7 lb .25c
Canned Corn, per doz . . . 65c
Tom Ross 5c Cigars, 3 for
10c or 8 for........ :. 25c
6 lbs. Good Prunes. ... ..25c
Sweet Cider, per gal. . . .20c
Kansas Oil, per gal 10c
Good Country Sorghum, per
gal J3Qc
Fancy Northern Potatoes,
15 lbs. 20c; 60 lbs 75c
MEATS
Extra Fine Country Lard,
per lb 14c
Pork Sausage (our . own
make) 2 tb for. . . . . . .25c
Fancy Sirloin Steak, lb. 15c
Rib Roast of Beef, lb 10c
Plate Boiling Meat, Ib.c
White Lard, lb ........ . 10c
Best Butterine made, lb . 25c
Swift's Butterine, lb. . . . 10c j
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will return to the Agricultural college
at Manhattan tomorrow.
Miss Mary Gleed,. Miss Edna Hop
kins, Miss Esther Rauch; - Mr. ' Ray
Rauch, Mr. Harry Lewis and Mr.
Grove Dolman have returned to the
University at Lavyrenoe after spending
the Thanksgiving recess in Topeka.
Miss Margaret Johnston and her
guest, Miss McCotter, returned to col
lege at Manhattan today.
Mr. - and Mrs. Paul Hudson of the
City of Mexico are expected tomor
row to visit General and Mrs. Hudson-.
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Miss Ona May Miller has returned
to the rilltnbeck School of Oratory,
Kansas City, after spending the
Thanksgiving recess in Topeka.
The Guild of Grace cathedral will
hold their annual sale in Parlor A of
the National hotel Monday, December
10. A "surprise" taWe will be a feat
ure of the sale.
The annual bazaar of the First
Methodist church will be held all day
lues-day, Tuesday evening and
Wednesday of this week at the church.
The chicken pie dinner will be given
on Tuesday night. The committee on
general arrangements includes Mrs. B
M. Davies, Mrs. George M. Noble and
Mrs. W. D, Gossett, Mrs. W. H. Rlght
er and Miss Sarah Beck. Mrs. I. B.
Brown is in charge ; of the dinner ar
rangements. Eight booths filled with
articles for Christmas are to be in
charge of Mrs. E. W, Hoch, Mrs, E. W.
Hughes, Mrs. T. A. Beck, Mrs. Irwin
Pribhle, Mrs.. John. Fyfe, Mrs. E. L.
Copeland, Mrs. W. J. Lewis and Mrs.
O. E. Maddox. .
Mrs. Jack Mclnnis and her children
of Kansas City are at the home of Mrs.
J. P. Kelly, 515 Madison street, while
Mrs. Kelly is in New York.
Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey and her two
sons returned today from Coffeyville.
Miss Helen Lindsay has returned from
a visit in Leavenworth.
Mr. William A. Morton and Miss Mil
dred Morton wall be - home ; tomorrow
from Geneseo, Illinois, where they have
been since last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Frost and Miss
Grace Frost wHo spent' Thanksgiving
In Elmwood, Illinois, with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Stewart returned today.
Mr. W. S. Cole of Garden City is the
guest of Mr." and lira. Fred Cole and
will be joined this week by his wife.
They expect to reside in Topeka per
manently. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hudson of
Kansas City were guests yesterday of
General and Mrs. J. K. Hudson.
Miss Isadel Heath has returned, from
a visit to Miss Marjorle Davis in Kan
sas City. " v "
Mrs. Halfdan Jebe will arrive from
Norway this week to Join Mr. Jebe, who
is the new teacher of- - violin at the
Washburn music school. They will be
at home at 1241 Clay street.
Mr. and J-rs. J. D. M. Hamilton and
their son John . have- returned from ,U
visit in Fort Madison. s;
Miss Rose Graharaf; Miss Florence
Ream and Mr. Clarence Ream of Bald
win were guests of Miss Cuma Ream
1120 Woodward avenue, over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Goodnough has gone to
Chickasha, I. T., to remain indefinitely.
An afternoon party was given for
Bernard Moore in honor of his fifth
birthday, Nov. 30, at his home on Mon
roe street.
. New pyrdgraphy goods received Sat
urday. Lessons given. Work done. Mrs.
Annie "M. Trapp, 710 Kansas avenue.
, ,:The ladies of the First M.t E, Ctnifc-ch
will give a chicken pie Oinner in" con-nection'-with
thir bazaar at thehutjeh
tomorrow evening. You are invited to
come and bring your family. Dinner
'will be serv-etl'after 5 o'clock. , Price pc,
Corrie early" "aVia select yourCrrrrstfrwrs
presents from among the hundreds of
pretty and useful things on sale In the
different booths. Noon lunch will be
served on Wednesday and Supper in the
evening.
The -A':' B."t Card chtb will meet with
Mrs. John Dyal 210 East Tenth avenue
Wednesday afternoon.- - - :
HE IS A KKNTCUY MAX.
J. A. Yates, Xew Preskl.ent of Kansas
Academy, Lives: hi' Ottawa.
J. A. Yates, the new president of the
Kansas Academy of Science, is at the
head of the scieece department of
Ottawa university.; . He has charge of
chemistry, natural hltitorv. physics and
other similar work.- and has been at
the school for elht years.
"" .I m!' Mr" t' r ,,,!) ,
- m my' -
J. A. Yates, Xew President of Kansas
Academy of Science,
Mr. Yates is a graduate of the State
university of Kentucky, and it is
rather an unusual circumstance that
hie nr.rlflrociT. in the Tirnfpssnrshin
at Ottawa was also a Kentucky man.
He has a wife and three children.
"A It nmi trv Mr Yatfts is h. comnara-
iiVe-new comer In the state of Kansas,
He has manifested 'much interest in
fhp rv-nrt nf the TvfirLsa.A Academv of
Science, and is. one Of its- most valued
members. '
GATTI CASE IS DISMISSED.
Supreme Court Says It Has Xo Jurls
- diction in tbe Matter.
Washington. Dec. 3. The supreme
court of the United States dimissed to
day for want of jurisdiction the case of
the New York Foundling hospital
veus John C. Gatti. This decision re
vived the story of about 4 0 orphan
children sent from New York to Ari
zona in 1904, which at the time re
ceived much attention at the hands of
the public. The effect of the decision
which was determined by Justice Day
Is to leave in effect the decision of the
Arizona supreme court which was
favorable to Gatti.
S1G.0O
Chicago 'ami Return Via "Rock
Island."
Account International Live Stock
Exposition. Tickets on sale Dec. 1st
to 4th, limited for return Dec. 10th.
Chicago and Return $16.00, Santa Ke.
Account Live Stock show, tickets on
sale Dec. 1st to 4th, final limit Dec.
10th, but can be extended to leave Chi
cago as late as Dec. 31st.
n n M r a fx n et3 ,
m MISCELLANEOUS AD3.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
H. Robinson and wife to.M. Oswald,
lots ovl and 3 Tyler sc., Gould's
add. 27
J. H.. Cooper to W. J. Williams, lot
S4 Jackson St., Firey's add 120
P. H. Swathey and wife to C. E.
Suit, lots 333-5 and 7 Kellam ave.,
J. W. Morris add 650
J. A. Branch-to J. G. Koller et al.,
lot Sue and pt. S8 Wisconsin ave..
Keystone sub ........... . 1
H. Carson and wife to J. A. Snyder,
lots 41 and 3 Main St., Kingston 500
L. Landoh to J. G. Stonebaker, e.
w. 23-13-16 3,600
N. A. Farnsworth and husband to
W. A. Neiswanger, n. e. 33-11-16
- : 50,000
First National bank of Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio, to M. J. Dills, lots 439 and 41
Reno ave.. J. Norton's 2nd add 700.50
WXTJCTW-SJTIATTONiJ
V A NTK D Positi on by -competent sten
ographer. W. D., care Journal.
WANTED Position as stenographer. 322
Harrison st. Phone 6313 3.
WHEN you want to hire a man or boy,
call up Y. M. C. A. Indv tel. 90S or Bll
tel. 907 red. We have a list of men and
confidential references concerning- them.
Y. M. C. A. Employment bureau, 9th and
Ouinpy sts.
WANTED First - class arm waiters.
Cremerie restaurant.
WANTED Men-- to learn barber trade.
Few weeks completes. ' Tools given,
wages Saturday. Special inducements
now. Great demand for graduates.
Write for catalogue. Moler Barber col
lege, Kansas CitjviMo.
WANTED Boy for light delivery work.
Call 1021 W. 6th St. Ind. 443.
WANTED Experienced printer. Good
wages. Permanent job. Must be re
sponsible. Call "atonce. Gavitts', 322 E 5th
WANTED 20 bridge carpenters, $2.50 for
10 hours; laborers to ship, $2.00 per day;
25 corn huske.rs, 3c bu. and board; labor
ers for city, 2flc hour. Capital Employ
ment Agency, 811 Kan. Ave.
YOUNG MENRrigrht from Kansas to
prepare for entrance Exams, for Railway
Mail Clerks. Good prospects. Particu
lars FREE. Immediate. 365 Inter-State
Bldg., Cedar Fapids- ia.
WAXTED FEMALE HET.P.
WANraiiWjTBTaTfPor house
a'Work y rfernde required. 621 Topeka av.
WANTED Washerwoman to do family
washing Mondays. S24 Polk.
WANTED Woman pastry cook, $45
month: lunch counter man, t50 month.
Capital Employment Agency, 811 Kan. av.
WANTED Chambermaid and . dining
room girl. Fifth Ave. hotel.
WANTED Young lady assistant in dental
office., S03. Kansas ave. .
WANTED Competent white girl, capa
. fole of ; taking-.charge of things, for sen-erai.-hofisework.
Small family. 'Washing
sent out. Good wages to right girl. 1280
Garfield ave.
Vr ANTED Girl for general housework;
famflj" of two; ho washing. Mrs, W. K.
Sythi1034 Hafip&f St. . ; ; .: J'..
WANTED 75 waitresses and lunchcoun
ter girls for railiad eating houses, $20
mo., board and pass, for several states.
Capital Employment Agency, 811 Kansas
ave.
WANTED To buy your old carpets.
Phone 421. O. Mccormick, rug factory.
WANTED To buy printing presses, type,
etc., in fact everything for an up-to-date
small printing plant. List exactly
what you have to offer at your lowest
cash price. ' Address .No.'. 100, care Journal.
I PAY highest cash prices for your cast
-. off clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats.
Drop card or cftil ind. tel 1573. Bell
tel. 200. G.' Gordon, "435 Kansas ave.
WANTTSD-Sewing itif day or piece. 1620
Topeka ave. . I)nd.f!.tel. 36S3.
WANTED Feathers. highest market
price pjiid. Wm. Shick, 2nd and Jack
son. Phone 433.' ' -
WANTED Vt al calves and fat cows. H
M. Bush. Ind. phons 3214.
WANTED TO BUY,, within the next two
or three weeks a pair of work farm
mares, about 1,100 each, well matched.
Must be sound, kind and good color.
Price must be reasonable. Also good
second hand farm wagon and harness.
E. B. Merrlam, Columbian bldg.
WE pay highest-cash, prices for your cast
oft clothing, shoes-hats, overcoats. Drop
os a card or ca'.l Ind. tel. li3S. Abe Jacob
ROri -Off Kacsf ave,
WANTED To buy gooi second hand
clothes. $2Uo $S suit; shoes, hats, over
coats. M. Maneon. 425 Kansas ave. Call or
drop a card.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT Furnished light- housekeep
ing and sleepings rooms. S32 Monroe.
FOR . RENT Two large unfurnished
rooms at 630 Kansas ave., steam heat;
reference required. Frank Klingaman,
827 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT Nicelv furnished front room,
-first floor. 901 Madison. Phone i3301.
FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for house
keeping, $8.. 700 E. 7th st.
FOR RENT Two newly furnished rooms.
Gas light and heat. 331 Van Buren st.
FOR RENT Desirable suites of rooms
with board. Julia A. Wiley, U01 Van Buren
FOR RENT 2 furnished, "rooms, modern,
furnace heat; gentlemen only. 316 W: 7th.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, gas heat
and light, bath room. Ind. 1667. 627
Monroe Jrt. "'--- i -'''
FOR RENT One furnished and two un
furnished rooms to parties who will take
maels out. All modern conveniences. 7ii
West 6th st,
FOR RENT 85 Huntoon. 6 room modern
house, gas, heat, $20. Call Shawnee Gro
cery. i OR RENT
4-room house, 414 Chandler, newly pa
pered and ppinted inside. Rent. $9.00.
3-rooms, 522 Division st. Rents $7.00.
SHAWNEE AOENCY,
534 Kansas Ave.
Ind. 505 or 621-4.
FOR RENT.
A desirable house, six rooms and large
hall; reasonable rent. 908 West 8th. st.
Inquire 719 Western ave.
FOR RENT A comfortable dwelling at
821 Fillmore st., rteam heat, natural gas
and electrto light, modern plumbing.. See
G. A. Morse. Hall Lithographing Co.
FOR RENT 8 room house, all modern,
gas heated. 1016 Tyler st.
GEO. M. NOBLK JS CO,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS.' INSURANCE.
Some Special Farms and City Bargains.
435 KAN. AVE. OPP. FOSTOFFICE.-
THE SHELDON REAL ESTATE CO..
Vtt Kansas ave", "can sell your property.
FOR SALE Cheap, 6 room modern house,
VM cash, baiunce payments, lu'6 Cray
st. -.- ' .--v.
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE.
160 ACRE FARM NEAR DOVER,
KAN., $6,000; TAKE PART CITY PROP
ERTY. 120 ACRE FARM 3 MILES FROM
COUNCIL GROVE, KAN., $4,000. WANT
TRACT NEAR TOPEKA.
MARION SHELDEN,
715 Kansas ave., Topeka, Kcn.'
IFOR RENT HOL'SES.
HiK tJij. i Aiuaern a luom uuuau m Mil
Tyler, tu, good Darn. I'auuiaj i.um
bei -'o., 13 W. fill mu
FOR RENT Office rooms, second floor
front, ta Kansas ave., steam neat, iu
quite Hall Litnographirig Co.
FOR RENT Garden and fruit farm.
Phone Bell 396i 5.
FOR RENT 2 office rooms, steam beat,
hot ana cold water, tunable tor doctor
or dentist, inquire Cremerie restaurant.
FOR S.M.K MISCKUAXEOU3.
FOR SALE Household furniture. Morn
ings or after 6. lOlii Topeka ave..
FOR SALE Cane, hay, delivered. Phone
Ind. 3383. L. V. Thompson. West 10th.
FOR SALE For $25 a 40 ft, car for tool
house or chicken house. Phone 1S6 C.
D. Skinner.
FOR SALE 1 small buggy horse, gentle
and all right. 300 Lawrence St.
FOR SALE Balm of Figs, a positive
cure for ladies' ills. See testimonials at
office, 108 E. Gth. Susie Batty, Mgr.
FOR SALE An extra good sound King
Harold 4-year-oid horse, drive single
or double; also standard bred 3-year-old
filly, city broke, good top buggy and dou
ble driving harness. 1314 N. Taylor st.
USE the "Silver Leaf brand pickles, vin
egar, mince meat. etc. Otto Kuelma
Preserving Co.. phone 300.
FOR SALE Household goods. 232 Madi
son st.
FOR SALE Loojp alfalfa hay. Horses
wintered. Ind. 3112. O. P. Updegraff.
FOR SALE Newly furnished restaurant,
good location, nice trade. Bargain. See
A. L Furman, 811 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE 1 good surrey, rubber
tires, 1 good single top buggy, 1 good
single harness. Call at Citizens' State
bank . or. Queaney'K - livery stable. Just
west of the above bank.
I HAVE GOOD BARGAIN3 IN SUR
reys, top buggies, runabouts and spring
wagons. Call and see them. Repairing,
painting, trimming and rubber tirea.
. E. G. KINLEY.
Repository 310 W. 5th. 424-420 Jnckson St.
FOR. SALEfa id upieuaxatitee stocj. in
Aetna Building & Loan association at
twenty-five (25) dollars per share, cash.
Make definite offer for number of shares
you want to buy. Address Postofllce
Box 13S, Topeka, Kansas.
FOR SALE Ftnr banjo and guitar, music
for same. 331- Weslera ave.
FOR SALE 2-chalr barber shop; part
time. Call 1538 Ind. phone.
FOR SALE Bay mare, wt. 1.100, harness,
buggy and three cows. Wm. Cremer,
Falcon St., Highland park.
FOR SALE 600 business cards for $1.00;
1st class printing at proportionate rates.
Trapp. 714 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE OK RENT 10o-typewriters.
nil makes, new and 2d hand. The Mac
Dowel! OUice Supply Co.. K14 Kan. av
FOR SALE 1 good 6-horse power motor
at the Roval Bakery.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE Business on paying basis and
lease on A-l Kansas avenue location.
For particulars, address Y. A. Journal.
TOST AXT FOTTXn.
LOST Lady's umbrella at Grand opera
house Sunday. Return to 219 West 6th
for reward.
LOST String of gold beads between Na
tional hotel. and 806 West 8th. Reward
for return to 8j6 West Sth.
TRAjrjFjj2l55X52IJEi
STRAYED White and. brindle bull dog,
leather collar around neck. $5.00 reward
if returned to 1105 Madison ave.
CARPET CLEANING.
WE CLEAN, scour, refit, sew and lay
your carpets la a wommanilKe manner,
and our prices are right. Let us figure.
RUGS MADE from your old wornout car
pets. Write for price list or call up 'phone
421. O. McCormick Rug Factory and Car
pet Cleaning Works, 522 Van Buren st.
MONROE ST. FREE DISPENSARY.
202 Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practicing Trhysicianir and surgeons. Med
Icnl rervlce free. Mdicine free In some
eases. Office hours 2 to 5 p. m. Calls
prrwerd n!shr rrr dnv. Ind. tel. Si13.
ATTTT.ETTO GOODS.
GUNS REPAIRED, exchanged and sold.
Howard s. no Kansas ave.
TO WTTOM TT'MAT CONCERN."
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Be it
known that my application is now on
file In the office of the probate 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. STANSFIELD.
JLEGAXu
State of Kansas, Shawnee' countjv ss.
In the matter of the estate of F, M.
Edwards,' late of Shawnee county, Kan
sas. ' ' ' ' -
- NOTICE OF- APPOINTMENT.
. Notice is tiereby given, that on the 26th
day of 'November; A.-D. 190(5, the under
signed was, by the probate court of Shaw
nee county, Kansas, duly appointed ani
qualified as administrator of the estate
of F. M. Edwards, late of Shawnee coun
ty, deceased. Al! parties interested in
said estate will take notice, and govern
themselves accordingly.
CHARLES STEVENS. Administrator.
PERSONAL.
SALVAR.
Call or write J. A. Polley, gen. agt., 103 E.
Sth. A permanent and positive cure for all
blood diseases and consumption.
MONEY
-U i . t. , , ...... . . , ,, 1 1 ,i, .i"
?Ity athe lowest rates and easiest terms.
Moon. Charles 6c Co.. 116 K. Flftb st.
MONEY to loan on live stock, pianos, per-na-I
security, household goods, typewrit-
.. . oe&uine, 414 IV. A. Ilia. lei.
MONEY TO LOAN on city property, also
,?e.r?onaI property. You can pay bacit
o the week or month. Topeka Invest
. ,c. oegume, 413 .K, A. ina.
loan Co.. room 12. Veal blocK.
MONEY to loan on live stock, pianos, or
gans, typewriters, household good and
Personal security L. Biscoe. 523 Kau. av.
Co., packs, ships and stores household
goods. Tei. 1S6. Clartace Skinner. U
Qulncy st.
ATHERTON BROS. NEW LOCATION.
Office 218 E. 6th st. Both uhones
Moving and storage, express and baggage.
All kinds goods packed, stored and for
warded to any point in United States.
11U COUUiiLIN HARDWARE CU.
Hardware, stoves... una tools, irji Kan
sas ave. Tel. SOC
JA AiKa IS. MA i Uc iN. jeweler and opti
cian. Complete stock of watches, dia
monds, silverware, etc. Eyes examined
nnrt spectacles properly Hired.
HASMBUltN'S rUKE AfW.K f.ntKH.
delivered every Monday, Wednesday,
PhoooBi Sa"-day, sua per gal. lad.
UNDERTAKERS.
L".K-irEXAV"LL' 'anerai- director TnU
embalnier. First class serv.ee. reasona
ble prices. 611 Quincy st. Both phones lii
TAILORING COLLEGE.
illSS jU.ntjjlij.rj, fcoa IvansaTTrrCI
receive careful instruction.
IJUGGY REPAIRING.
oUKKEYS, runabouts and top buggies m
bottom prices. Repairing and luotusr
tires. Repository 116 vV. Filth .
l'actory 414-46 Jackson st.
-E. G. KINLEY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
IDA C XiAK.Nl-.ts, JtJL u.
OITIee 72G Kansas ave. Residence Thir
teenth and Clay. Office hours: 9 a m. to
Li a'TV, and, r- m. to 6 p. m. Boti
Phones 16 residence, and Ind. 1316 office.
R. O. RHOADES. M. D.. Surgeon. Dis
eases of women. 732 Kan. ave. Ind tel.
4o. Hours 10 to 12. 2 to 6. 7:30 to 8:3J.
DR. H. H KEITH, Surgeon and diseases
of women with private hospital. OCIIca
o.il- K.insas ave.
DR ANTON RUPIN, chronic and
: nervous diseases, diseases of womui
and ch'ldren. 819 Kan. ave. Ind. lluS.
--NJCYCTSANT
V. S. CYCLE CO lis E. Kighth. National
rv I vrr-Jonnwon bicycle Sunnliit. reMf.
UK. .Al-KI.K.V 'I'HP Wf-rw.v ,
tor, 31S Junction bldg.. Kansas City. Mr,"
GAS FITTING.
ttt-AllNU STOVES AND HOUSH
pipins a specialty; work guaranteed:
reasonable rates.'.Oritfin & Hall. L'64 Har
rison. Ind. Tel. Jiil.
PATENTS.
j. a. r.usf.A, patent attorney, 4u Kan
sas ave.. Topeka.
FLORISTS.
J. C KrJU.UAlN. tliuuuiilli; Ljl.lfM criit
era, paints, designs, decuratiens. Iu5 W.
Eighth. Tel. 37. Greenhouse l.'th and Mon.
CUT flowers, floral designs. Special at
tention to out of town orders James
Hayes, 107 W. Eighth st. Tel. 377
HUBBARD'S Cut flowers: blooming
plants. Ind 42. 520 Kansas ave.
N. W. MuLU '
General contractor and builder. Job
work done quikiy and neatly, jjiiop 121
W. Eighth sc.
Ind. Tel. 1004.
J. C. WILSON, contractor and bulldr
Job work promptly done. 1J0 E. EtKhtb '
st. Tnrt. tel. 1?44.
MANUFACTURERS.
E. G. KINLEY.
Manufacturer and doaler in all kinds of
vehicles. See us about that delivery waa
on. lis w. Fifth st.
RAILROAD TTME TABLES.
TOPEKA. KAN.
The "Right Road" To and From and
. Between
MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY
ST. JOSEPH
U ir. I r r r.y i . a . . i .- -r.lA
COLORADO SPG3 MEMPHIS
pli.NVEB ST. LOUIS
rut I'HIPlflrr
And Every-where Beyond.
(Effective Sunday, N6v. 18 l9oe.)
ALL TWAINS DAILY.
KAJjT llOUND.
14 Texas & K. C. Express.... loTS"
30-Cal. Chicago Fast Mail. 5:00 am'
10 Colorado & K. C. Flyer... 8:00 sm
12-Ft. r orth & Chicago Ex..
I'S-Colorado & St- Louis Ex.. :i4 Zm
44Qolden State Limited 8 3 Dm
XttChickasha & K. C. Ex.... a-(xL,
WESTBOUND.
13K. C. & Texas Express.... jjfio am"
2-Chicago &Cal. Fast Mall. 1 i
gZK. C. & Chlckasha Ex.... 45 Sm
JlZoolden State Limited Il:4j2mv
Jrichicago & Ft. Worth Ex.. 1 nm
21-ai. Louis Colorado K.. l-aj-pi' '
L-K. C. A Colorado Special., i.ti
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32-Tcpeka & St. Joe Express. 350 pTrt
64 Topeka & bt. Joe Express. Jt-ul Jim
FROM ST. JOSEPH ra
31St. Joe & Topeka Express 12:38 nm
M-St. Joe & Topeka Expre. 7:S Sm'
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EASTBOlTlrm
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o.K. CVSailna Express.... 6;g gT
No. 107-K C.-Salina Express.... J0:36 am.
IISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLJi -tDally
Except Sunday.)
SOUTHBOUND.
N0. fiio Passenger to Ft. Scott. ...SS pro.
No. 692 Freight 7:30 am.
NORTHBOUND,
rlo 6"9 Passenger from Ft. Scott.l2:5S pm
Kb. tm Freight ,6:43
iil.E to loan on . personal property.
Payment $1.25 week will pay eft loan t-S
,T -yelij. G. H. Flint ham. notarv uuic
lie, 906 E. Fourth st. Either tel. 977.
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