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THE TOPEKA DAILY STATE JOURNAIr SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7 1907.
SftRTA Ft NOTES
Richard Conduit, who has been
nrpmnn of a arang In the shops for
ome time, has beeh promoted to the
osltlon of assistant foreman of the
nachlne shops to take the place va
td bv J. J. Lvddon. who has been
iromoted to be engineer of tests for
be coast lines.
Sam McGill and W. B. Lyons, who
lave been employed in the local shops
or several years, have been appoint-
id apprentice instructors In the new
chool of apprentices which has re-
ntly been started in the shops.
The drawing school In the shop
chool of apprentices will open next
4 on day. The opening was delayed for
, few days on account of the room
vhich is being fitted up for the school
tot being completed in time. C. M
avls, who has had a great deal of ex-
lerience as a draughtsman and ln
iruetor alone- such lines in the east.
ias been appointed to the position of
ostructor in mechanical drawing.
Engines Nos. 1875 and 1876 of the
lew prairie type of freight engines
lave been set up in the shops and will
e sent out on trial trip in a few days.
Clarence Gibbon, who has been lay
ng oil from his work in the machine
hops for several days on account of
retting a piece of hot steel in his eyes,
ins recovered and will return to work
Monday. Mr. Gibbon is a student in
he mechanical department of the
agricultural college at Manhattan.
Monday night at the Railroad Y. M.
'.. A. the committee of the association
n religious work will hold a special
neeting for the purpose of arranging
ae Bible-classes for the coming year,
'uesday evening the membership com
nittee will meet and Wednesda- night
he board of directors will hold their
egular monthly meeting.
Eight hundred people were congr.5
ated in the yard of the Railroad T.
. C. A. last night to hear the first
ue of a series of outdoor addresses
y Rev. Loyal W. Madden of the Pot
Mn Presbyterian church. Mr. Madden
alked on the subject. "The Life of
avid." His remarks were illustrated
iy stereoptican slides and proved very
nstructive and entertaining. Mr.
Sadden will address the meeting again
text week. Music was furnished by
. chorus choir which was composed
f the leading vocal talent of the east
Ide. The Acme Male quartette also
endered several entertaining setec-
Ions. J. T. Shaw of the freight de
partment led the chorus and Mrs.
'. E. Prout presided at the piano. T.
:. Prout, the secretary of the R. It.
:. M. C. A., presided at the meeting,
rid A. L. Mayer, assistant secretary,
iperated the lantern. Next week the
ddress will be on the Passion week
.nd several of the finest views of this
erlod will be shown.
George H. Hoyes. who has taught
a the educational classes of the Rail
Dad Y. M. C. A. for the past nine
ears, has been engaged again for th-3
oming season and will have charge
if the classes In penmanship, spelling
jid business English. Mr. Hoyes' ser
ices were eagerly sought by other
chools and it was with difficulty that
ie was re-engaged for the coming
eason.
Engineer Link Gallety is running
emporarily on runs Nos. 121 and 122
etween Topeka and Atchison.
Three of the eastbound trains were
ite this morning and stopped at the
ocal station for breakfast and as a
esult business was very lively around
he eating house early this morning
tos. 18. 8 and 10 .were. late.
S. W. Everett and mother are plan
ing to leave Monday for a two
aonths' trip to California and City of
lexico. Mr. Everett is assistant elec
rical engineer of the Santa Fe.
The pile driver was sent to Osage
Mty yesterday to be used in some re
air work which is being made on the
ridge over the Marals des Cygne rlv
r at that place.
Conductor Charles Peterson has re
amed to work on runs Nos. 119 and
20 between Topeka and Atchison af
sr having been on a layoff for sev
ral days.
Brakeman " Allison, who has been
tying off for several days on runs
loe. 61 and 62 between Topeka and
argentine has returned to work and
as relieved Brakeman Earl Calterty
rho was running in his place.
Brakeman Gileat is running on runs
Tos. 119 and 120 between Topeka and
..tchlson in the place of P. A. Capps,
ho has been temporarily assigned to
fork as extra conductor.
Conductor Jesse Howes Is running
l the place of Conductor Tom Verlin
n run Nos. 121 and 30 between To
eka and Emporia.
Engineer E. E. Smith is laying off
n runs Kos. 68 and 84 between To
eka and Emporia and Engineer W.
I. Lyons is running in his place.
Charles Campbell and James Mc
toberts of the water service ' depart
jent have returned from Osage City
'here they have been on a business
rip.
Conductor Claude Hewitt is running
nthe place of Conductor E. O.
teesa on runs Nos. 61 and 62 be
ireen Topeka and Argentine.
Brakeman Lungstrum is running In
he place of Brakeman Ashton on
uns Nos. 63 and 64 between Topeka
nd Emporia.
A. E. Voight of the electrical en
Ineering department has returned
rom a business trip to Osage City.
Train No. 6 was run In two sections
1st night and both sections were late,
"he first section was the connection
rom the Gulf while the second sec
Ion was the regular train from Den
er. Pat Walsh, general baggage agent
tf the Santa Fe is on a business trip
iver the western lines of the system.
Archie Pavey or the local ticket of
ce is planning to leave next week on
. two weeks vacation to Kansas City
id Pittsburg and other points, of In
erest. Engine No. 888 was taken out on
rial trip this morning by Engineer
'. N. Kelly and will be assigned to ser
He within a few days.
Engineer N. F. Fouch and Conduc
or P. A. Capps are running on runs
Jos. 63 and 64 between Topeka and
Imporia In the absence of the regular
rain and engine crew.
Engineer Farley has returned to
rork on the runs Nos. 115 and 116
etween Kansas City and Newton af
er having been off on a two weeks
acatlon and has relieved Engineer
lordon Miller who was running In
Is place.
Conductor George Ross is laying off
or a two weeks vacation on runs Nos.
05 and 106 between Topeka and St.
oseph and Conductor James O'Byrne
ias been assigned to the . runs during
he absence of Mr. Ross.
Jewish New Tear.
If you broke your good resolutions
ormed on January 1 here is a chance to
egln all over again, the Jewish New
. Tear will be celebrated Sunday and ao
rding to their calendar It Is the year
68 which starts out a-fresh tomorrow,
ha occasion will be suitably celebrated
USD lilSCELLMEOLS AOS.
WANTED By young man with previous
experience work in restaurant kitchen.
Address F. Prince, 217 W. 5th st.
TV ANTED SITUATIONS
Ererycna who will have woTk suitable
for students tor the com'ng year, pleas
notify, as won as possible. B. E. Crane,
chairman Washburn Employment bureau.
Ind. phone S4S2.
wo-- f . v
WANTED A man ard boy. The Kaw
Package Mfg. Co., Curtis and Quincy St.
WANTED A good man to Install hot air
furnaces. Experience required. Write
me. Larlmore Hardware Co., Oklahoma
City, Okla.
WANTED Everywhere. Hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc ,
no canvassing, good pay. Sun Adv. Bu
reau. Chicago.
CIVIL service emploj ees are paid well for
easy work: examinations of all kinds
soon; booklet F 213, describing positions
and telling easiest anl quicnest way id se
cure them Is free. Write now. Washing
ton Civil Service school, Washington, D.C.
WANTED Elevator boy at the Throop
Jiotel.
WANTED A boy to milk two cows. 300
Lawrence st.
WANTED A boy 15 years old with bi-
1 T.. . I J I C. . T."onc4a ai-l
WANTED Boy to help on towel wagon.
inquire 135 Qumcy St. w . L. err.
WANTED Boy with wheel to deliver
packages and help about the store. The
Warren M. Crosby Co.
WANTED Carpenters for California, la
borers to ship, car repairers, bridge car
penters, farm hands, farm couples, man
and wife cooks, man and wife for dairy,
145 mo. and board, corn cutters, barn men.
arm waiters, hotel help, yard man, hotel
clerk, cooks.
Capital Emp. Agency, Sll Kansas Ave.
by the local members of the Jewish
colony at 8 o'clock Sunday evening at
216 West Sixth avenue.
WM. KELSEY HURT.
Falls Vnder Train at Cheyenne and
Loses Both Less.
Cheyenne, Wyo.. Sept. 7. William
Kelsey of Denver, who fell beneath a
train at the Union Pacific depot yester
day, and who later submitted to ampu
tation of both legs, is in a very critical
condition and there Is practically no
hope for his recovery. His wife ar
rived from Denver this evening.
'Bill" Kelsey lived in Topeka about
15 years, and only left this city about
a month ago. Kelsey was a first-class
printer, and has worked at his trade
on all the Topeka publications. He was
employed at the Crane printing house
for eight years.
W'hen he left Topeka a month ago,
Kelsey went to Denver, and It Is sup
posed was remarried to his wife, from
whom he had been divorced a year be
fore. She was the widow of Engineer
Brennan, who was killed In the Lang
wreck. The Kelseys had conslderaDie
family trouble, and were frequently
separated for a short time, but these
disturbances were of short duration.
Kelsey was 43 yeais of age, and a
man of striking appearance. He had
many friends as a result of his genial
and whole souled disposition.
Both Kelsey and his wife were mem
bers of the Fraternal Aid, an insurance
order.
BANKED IN H!S CELLAR.
While Slaking n Deposit Two Men
Slugged and Robbed Him.
Lincoln. Neb.. Sept. 7. While bury
ing $675 In his cellar last night Sam
Westerfleld. a colored restaurant keep
er, was slugged by two unknown rob
bers and his money taken from him.
His head was badly cut and he was
kicked into insensibility. Two negroes
who worked for him during last week
have been arrested as suspects. The
receipts of the restaurant have been
large during the last week because of
the state fair and he banked in the
cellar each night.
AND SUCH IS FAME.
Police Receive an Inquiry About Cyrus
Leland's Whereabouts.
It Is probable that "Uncle Cy" Leland
Is the mort widely known man In the
state of Kansas, but although he has
headed several delegations to the Na
tional capitol, it may be gathered from a
communication received by the chief of
police last evening that "Our Uncle
Cy's" fame has not reached the pension
and back-pay specialists of Washington.
Behold the query:
"Dear Sir: We are anxious to know the
whereabouts of Cyrus Leland. if living,
or of his widow, children or other heirs,
if dead- He was appointed and com
missioned during the civil war a T. M.
in the 13 Reg. Kans. Vol. Inf'y.
"We will thank you for any informa
tion you can furnish us which will put
us In communication with any person
Interested In Ms estate.
"Very truly yours, ."
Regardless of the fact that several
persons propheM?d that Mr. Leland was
a "dead one" after his flop to the Curtis
forces, the chief of police had no trouble
in giving the desired information.
POLICE COURT NOTES.
Jessie Harris, colored arid very drunk,
was chnsed Into the city keep last night
and locked up. This mornlne the Jailer
went to call on her, as Mrs. Thorpe, the
matron. Is away on her vacation. The
Jailer saw all of Jessie's adornments, in
cluding her false wig. in the corridor
outside the cell door, and refused to lock
in. He Judged, however, that Jesrie was
warm, and further that she was not pre
sentable In court to answer the charge.
The police find easy money In Grant
Gunter. the colored man who drives Dr.
McCHntock's automobile. During the
past month they have arrested and fined
him three times for speeding, and last
evening they charged him with driving
on the wrong side of the street.
J. F. Petrlck. upholsterer, has been ar
rested for "throwing rubbish in the
alley."" A few scraps of old iron and
some sweepings from his shop constitut
ed the "rubbish."
GOOD . PAT Men wanted everywhere to
tack signs, distribute circulars, samples,
etc. No canvassing. Address National
Distributing Bureau. 100 Oakland Bank
Building, Chicago. Illinois.
WANTED S good messenger boys that
are not going to school. ; Topeka Mes
senger & Ex. Co., 616 Jackson st.
I MADE $50,000 in 6 years in the mail or
der business; began with $6. Any one
can do the work. Send for free booklet.
Tells how to get started. Manager, box
570. Lockport, N. Y.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS will
soon be held In evory state. Full Infor
mation and questions recently used by the
commission free. Columbian Correspon
dence College, Washington, D. C.
WANTED A boy 16 or 17 years of age to
work on vegetable wagon Monday morn
ing at 7 o'clock, at Second and Harrison
streets. F. P. Rude.
WANTED MAN to drive light wagon.
Topeka Messenger and Express Co., 616
Jackson.
ANY Intelligent person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers;
experience unnecessary . No canvassing.
Send for full particulars. Press Syndi
cate, Lockport, N. Y.
WANTED Bright man to travel this ter
ritory, experience not necessary. Ex
penses advanced and fair salary to start.
McBrady & Co., Chicago.
WANTED Steady reliable man who un
derstands care of horses to work in pri
vate family, good wages. Dr. H. H.
Keith, 4?1 Topeka ave.
WANTED Good first class porter. Berk
son Bros.
WANTED
W LABORERS TO DIG TRKXCHES.
APPLY AT GAS WORKS.
214 EAST FIRST ST.
HELP WANTED All kinds of help at
Topeka Employment. . office 522 Kansas
ave.. cooks. 2d cooks, dishwashers, porters,
bell boys, delivery boys, farm hands, farm
couples, $25 to Vso month. Ind. 1488. Bell
1630.
WANTED
CARPENTERS FOR
CALIFORNIA.
MUST HAVE TOOLS.
Capital Emp. Agency. Sll Kansas Ave.
A POSITION of $25 a week is assured If
you learn to write advertisements. Send
for free prospectus. Page-Davis Co., i3
Wabash ave., Chicago.
WANTED Boy to deliver groceries 10th
and Washington st.
WANTED Boy for lithographing press
room. Hall Lithographing Co.
WANTED Dishwasher at Throop hotel.
WANTED For U. S. army, able bodied
unmarried men between ages of 21 and
; citizens of U. S.. of good character and
temperate habits, who speak, read and
write English. For Information apply to
recruiting officer. 522 Kansas ave.. Topeka,
Kan., cr 728 Main St., Kansas City, Mo.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
A large income assured to anyone wno
will act as our representative after learn
ing our business thoroughly by mail, ex
perience unnecessary. All we require is
honesty, ambition and willingness to learn
a lucrative business. No soliciting or
traveling. An exceptional opportunity tor
those who desire to better their condi
tions and make more money. Fr run
particulars address Dept. 726 B. any ot
fice. National Co-operative Realty Co.. 5
Dearborn St., Chicago. 507 E street, Wash
ington. D. C, Phelps bldg., Scranton, Fa.,
or Delgar bldg.. Oakland. Cal.
WANTED A good furnace man at 811
Kansas ave.. North Topeka, Kan.
BOOKLET distributors everywhere, good
pav. experience unnecessary. German
Remedy Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED Boy from 16 to 18 to work in
drug store. Address Drugs, care Jour
nal. WANTED--A boy not under 15 years. C.
F. Rcedlger. 820 Kansas ave.
WANTED At once, bright boy 14 years
old or over for office boy. Must have
references and wheel. Chas. Wolff Pack
ing company. -.'. - -
WANTED Good strong boy 16 years of
age. Mutual laundry.
WAXTEP FEMAT.K HELP.
WANTED A dining room girl at the Hol
lidav hotel, 4th and Holliday sts.
WANTED Sewing girls at once. Beat
rice N. Campbell, 834 Kan, ave., upstairs.
WANTED 50 women at the canning fac
tory next Tuesday, east end of Sardou
bridge.
WANTED Girl for kitchen, no work on
Sundays. Apply at once Ladles' Ex
change, 119 W. 6th st.
WANTED An experienced cloak and suit
sales ladles. BerKson Bros.
ANY intelligent person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers;
experience unnecessary . No canvassing.
Send for full particulars. Press Syndi
cate, Lockport. N. Y.
WANTED
One hundred women for railroad eating
i r ' l'i . m V.r,a(4 rnrh and
liuurs, v ' ' ' ' uiv.i ....... . . - - -
A -u,- c Vintel in n id 3.
un3. fi 1 1 v li v p. -1 ' -. ..
kitchen help, lunch counter girls, house
keeper, women cook, wanes a iu ,w r
capital tmp. Agency, on iviuia j.-.
WANTED Lady assistant in dental of
fice, state wages expecxea. Aasia'.
care Journal. .
I MADE 150.000 in 5 years in the mail or-
aer ousiness; oegan whu
can do the work. Send for free booklet.
Tells how to get started. Manager, box
570, Lockport, N. Y.
LADIES, superfluous hair remover, a liq
uid guaranteed confidential. 25c for sam
ple.' A. F. Ore, 6204 Jefferson av.. Chicago.
WANTED A white girl for general house
work, small family, permanent situation.
Highest wages. 802 Buchanan. Ind. 94a.
WANTED A middle aged woman for
housekeeper. For information write to A.
Falletti. Osage City. Kan. R. D. 6. Box 1.
WOMEN WANTED The Topeka Em-
i -nn f - ova wnntl
pioyment onice. "k"1"" ,
10 cooks. 5 to $9 week: dining room girls.
house help, hospital help, good wages,
chambermaids, woman to wait on sick.
Ind. 1488. Bell 1630. -
WANTED 3 chambermaids at the Throop
hotel.
ACTIVE lady to collect subscriptions, sal
arv and commission. $100 monthly, extnj-
a . i atmta owe relitrfon Ad-
dress National 1596 Lakeside b'.dg..Cliicago.
WANTED A girl for general housework.
Inquire 1118 Madison st.
WANTED 2 dining room girls.
Fifth
Avenu nuici.
WANTED Dishwasher at Darlington ho
tel. WANTED Competent girl for general
housework. Mrs. Robert Pierce, 709 Tay
lor st. : -
WANTED A gtrl for general housework.
909 Harrison st. - ' - '
WANTED Girl to learn tailoring, also
experienced help. 309 W. 12th st.
WANTED Experienced girl for -housework.
Apply at 309 Topeka- ave.
WANTED 1 kftcKen ls" . dininB
room gin, or girl to .
WANTED Hand lroners Mutual Laundr7
3d and Quincy sts.
jVANTF-AGEX
AGENTS, you can know about the profits
made supplying perfumes to famines.
Address Leffler Co.. StLouls. Mo.
WANTED Agents. " legitimate , s"?""?
for slot machine, patented, sells on sight
for $1. Particular-. Gisha Co... Anderson,
Ir-d.
AGENTS, easy monv-maker rr you. Ex
perience unnecessary. New article. Send
103 for sample. Superior Supply Co., Val
paraiso, Ind.
WASTED SALESMEN
SALESMEN Who -contemplate making
change write us for particulars Sev eral
of our salesmen earned from $300 to $600
per month during June and July. McAl-lister-Coman
Co., 356 Dearborn St., Chi
cago. WANTED -A good competent traveling
salesman. Salary and expenses paid. Ex
cellent opportunity for proper party.- Must
be prepared to furnish unquestionable
references.- Garland Refining Co., Cleve
land, O.
WANTED msr-RT-LATn :o78.
WANTED Good alves, $4.50 to $5.00; me
dium carves X.B0 to $4.00. Can use only
good calves. Chas. Wolff Pocking Com
pany. A MESSENGER BOY at your call. To
peka Messenger and Express Co., 616
Jackson. Phone 696. Bell 430.
WANTED All to know that we deliver
packages to every part of city for kkj
each. Our wagons make two trips per
day: one at 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.. Topeka
Messenger and Exchange company. 6lo
Jackson. Ind. phono. 698. eii i
WANTED Small girl's second hand bicy
Ai a-- -..! -ore .Tmirnal.
WANTED Veal calves and fat cows at
1428 Central ave.. North Topeka. Bell
puuue -11. is. ii.
WE WANT to haul your trunk. Phone
696. or Bell 430. Topeka Messenger and
Express Co., 616 ackson.
WANTED Nice room and board, in pri
vate family by respectable middle aged
lady. West side preferred: could furnish
room. Address Boarder, care Journal.
WE SEND BOYS to get your baggage
checks free. Phone 696 or Bell 430. To
peka Messenger and Express company, 616
Jackson. .
WANTED TO RENT By reliable party a
furnished house by September 20th. near
Washburn preferred. Address R. M. J.,
care Journal.
WANTED Veal calves and fat cows H.
M. Bush. Ind ahone 3214. 1010 E. 8th st
FOn REST-MTSCE LLAXEOTJS.
FOR RENT New ' store building with
shelving and counters 1635 Kan. ave. Will
make good terms. Inquire 1122 Kan, ave.
FOR KENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT Desirable first floor, unfur
nished rooms, en suite. Kitchen, pantry
and dining room, water, gas and hath: also
upstairs roomH.. Inquire ,715 West bth it
FOR RENT Furnished rooms and light
housekeeping rooms, modern.- 311 Madison.
FOR RENT 922 King st. . 1 furnished room,
private family. Ind. j623- -
FOR RENT Furnished room, bath, heat,
and electric light. 719 Tyler st.
FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Modern. 1213 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT To parties without children,
two downstairs furnished rooms, mod
ern. 717 Van Buren st
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for sleep
ing, with gas, students preferred. 821
Monroe st.
FOR RENT Two good furnished rooms,
reasonable, to good parties ; gentlemen
preferred. 708 Topeka ave. Ind. llaO.
FOR RENT Modern furnished room for
lady light housekeeping. Mrs. E. D.
Bunker, 813 W. 6th St.
FOR RENT Modem, unfurnished up
stairs, for light housekeeping. 313 East
11th.
FOR RENT Furnished front rooms, pri
vate family. 1271 Tyler st. Ind. phone 5742.
FOR RENT A nicely furnished modern
room in private family. 710 W. 8th st.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, modern,
next door to the Blower house. 119 E.
$th ave.
FOR RENT Newly furnished room.
strictly modern. 1326 Harrison, ina.
FOR RENT A furnished front room,
modern. 322 West Seventh St.
FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeeping
rooms near shops. Call 9 to 11:30 a. m.
and 1 to 5 p. m. 303 Adams st
FOR RENT 1 furnished room. Also light
housekeeping rooms. 518 Quincy st.
FOR RENT 816 Kan. ave., modern fur
nished rooms, also housekeeping rooms.
FOR RENT Apartments In the Lenox.
Janitor service free. Ind. phone 2983.
FOR RENT 1313 Topeka ave.. large pleas-
. , . t 1 K7-9
ant turnisnea room. mu. ,
FOR RENT 1 furnished and 3 unfurnish
ed nousexeeping rooms 1 vji-jr oi.
For Rent 2 furnished rooms light house
keeping in modern house. 1203 V. Buren.
TOR RENT West side. 3 upper connect
ing rooms, 4 down stairs, all furnished
and modern, close In. Bell phone 659.
FOR RENT 916 Topeka ave., furnished
rooms, reasonable.
FOR RENT Furnished room close In,
modern. 205 E. 8th St.
FOR RENT 81C Kan. ave.. modern fur
nished rooms, also housekeeping rooms.
FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished rooms, cv-
y nuns, niuucrn. o u " j " - -
Furnished rooms, all modern, part trans
sient. 1X1 W. 5th. Mrs. A. K. Purvlance.
FOR RENT; nlv rooms upstalra. Ask
the dinar mnn 732 Kansas
r'OR RENT HOUSES.
FolT'RENTDcrTlnoil
sas ave., 3d floor, steam heat. Inquire
FOR RENT House. For Sale Furniture.
FOR RENT Three-room house, 825 E.
E. 12th St. F. Poppleton.
FOR RENT Dwellings. W.OO to $40. J. E,
Torrington, 109 W. 6th st.
FOR RENT.
7-room modern house on South Kansas
ave.. $27.o0 after September 15th.'
6-room modern house on Taylor St.,
$18.00, vacant now , - . - ' .
.-". GIB3ft ALLEN.
107 W. 6th 8t. ... - Phone 267.
FOR RENT New strictly modem 7 room
house lo03 Van Buren st. - ' .
RSJ Strictly modem 9 room
house 306 Tyler et. Both phones fill.
FOR REXT HOUSES.
FOR RENT.
211 Twiss, $8.00.
800 Harrison. $25.00.
1168 Clay, 8 rooms, modern, gas. $33.00.
1409 West, 5 room, modern, cottage, $18
1402 Quincy, 6 rooms, (colored), $8.00.
'Ath and Western ave., 4 rooms, $8.00.
1531 College ave., 9 rooms, $20.00.
1309 Garfield, 7 rooms, $21.00.
407 Western ave., 8 room?, $17.00.
1324 Lincoln, 6 roomsi and bath, $20.00.
1601 Harrison, 7 rooms, modern, $28.00.
132 N. Lake, 5 rooms, $12.00.
And many others in all sections of the
city. : '
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO.,
WILSON & NEISWANGER,
Both phones 948. 116 W. 6th St
..nm mrwle-n hnUSe With bam, .1128
Kansas ave., $22.oO.
6 rooms near Tyler and 12th, 16.
WESTERFIELD CO.,
' ' Central National. Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT 4 room 2 story brick house
, Leland St., 8.ou. 3 room uuun
4th st.. $7. C. H. Burge, 119 W. 6th st.
FOR RENT 5 room house, barn, 1264 Van
Buren St. Phone 1417 4.
FOR RENT.
' Good 4 room house, 4 lots and bam, near
new Santa Fe snops; wou a ku.
house. VA lots, with gas
near old Santa Fe shops. Rent Is reason
able. Call phone ma. l-tis. or oeu no-.
R. D. BLAINE, 525 Kansas Ave.
trrD tutt new modem houses comer
14th and Harrison. Inquire 320 Western
ave. Ind. phone io 2 rin.
RENTAL LIST.
New modem 7 room house
west side
ready for occupancy Sept. 10.
Three 7-room modern houses, West side.
Two 8-room modern houses, West side.
Two 6-room modern cottages, West side.
One 5 room modern cottage. West side.
One 3 room cottage. East side.
One 6 room house. East side. Gas.
Two 5 room cottages, gas. East side.
, One modern 6-room house, East Side.
One modem 8-room house, gas. East
Sid-.
One 4-room cottage, bam, east side.
One 7-room modern house. East Side.
One modern living room 818 Kansas ave.
$6.00.
One large store room near Glenwood
hotel, $25.
3 nice front modem office rooms between
8th and 9th on avenue, $25.00.
4 modern living rooms, 2 en suite, close
In on W. 6th st.
Two 3-room flats Crane st'., $8 each.
Money to loan on Real Estate: Collect
Rents, Fire and Tornado and Automobile
Insurance written at lowest rates.
Call or Inquire of
, W. C. STEPHENSON & CO.
609 KANSAS AVENUE.
(OVER RIGBY'S.)
Ind. Phone 654. Bell Phone 1450.
FOR RENT A good five room house, 304
Clay st. Inquire 124. Fillmore.
FOR RENT 8 room house for 2 families,
$12 per month. 701 Lawrence St.
FOR RENT Modern cottage, five rooms.
Apply 1020 Clay St., 9 to 11 a. m. Phone 6554
FOR RENT 1265 Clay. 7 room modem
house, gas, cistern. Phones 16.
FOR RENT 6 room house, light and gas.
610 W. 12th et.
FOR RENT 3 room house 220 W. 21st st.
FOR RENT 6 room cottage, sewer, water
nd gas. 113 W. 17th St.. $12.50. M. F.
Laycock. Ind. phone 332. Bell 321.
FOR RENT Best modem house and -cottage
In city, cheap. Phone 13373.
FOR RENT Modern flat. heat, water and
Janitor service free. Ind. phone 2983.
FOR SALE Msn NEOTTS.
FOR SALE Gentle riding and driving pony.-
4 years old. black. Ind. 11784 rings.
FOR SALE At very low price, a Hallett
& Davis piano, and inch music box.
1269 Western aw.
FOR SALE1 Upright Adam Schaaf piano.
Almost new. - At bargain. Call Ind. 6134.
FOR SALE Cupboard $10, iron bed.springs
and mattress Fv wooa air tight heater $4,
3 piece parlor suite $20. Columbia.-! grapl?
ophone'with 20 records $15.new Remington
No. 6 typewriter. $75. 378 Wabash ave.,
Oakland.
FOR SALE Good Journal route. Address
No. 6. care Journal.
FOR SALE 35 - horse steam engine and
boiler. 12 horse gasoline, some feed grind
ers. F. Sillix, 121 Monroe st.
FOR SALE Bath tub in good condition.
122 Quincy. north of 1st st.
FOR SALE Grocery and market, trade
established. Invoice about $450. Address
M. A., Journal.
FOR SALE Garland gas heater, large
sire, with pipe complete, in use only a
few months. Price $16. May be seen at
Atherton Bros, warehouse.
BAND INSTRUMENTS.
- One J. W. Pepper slide, B-flat
comet, good bell and silver
plated, cost $40; will sell for $20.
One fine tenor horn, $10. One
30-inch bass-drum, $8. 3 snare
drums at $3.50 each. One tenor,
slide trombone, $8.
; PAINE BROS., 325 Kan. Ave.
FOR SALE Brown leghom chicks, 1 to 6
weeks old. Ind. phone 3991.
FOR SALE 2 good fresh milk cows 2000
vv. sin su - ... .
FOR hALE-mSCE(JA?rEOTJS.
FOR SALE
An 8 by 10 screen wire tent house with
canvas roof. Just the thing for any one
desirous of living or sleeping In the open
air or for child's play house. Charles F.
Bridge. 1007 N. Kansas ave.
FOR SALE Two National cash registers,
nearly new, very cheap. N. B. Camp
bell, 605 Kansas ave.
1 1
FOR SALE 1 cow, yellow Jersey and
shorthorn, fresh 1 month; must be sold
by Monday. Call Bell 21312 rings.
FOR SALE Choice asters. Seabrook Har
dy garden. 1st house north of church, 25c
per doz., 35c delivered. Ind. 6572. .
FOR SALE At prices to dispose of quick
ly, an oak frame plush lounge, a refrig
erator and miscellaneous household furni
ture. 12C9 Western ave.
FOR SALE 500 business cards for $1.25;
500 envelopes $1.25; 500 letter heads $1.50.
See them; first class printing at propor
tionate rates. Trapp, 714 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE Covered wagon, $26. Fraser
Bros.
HOUSEHOLD goods belonging to Mr.
Carl Hopson will be sold for storage if
not called for before Oct. 1. 1907.
Bv ATHERTON BROS.
GUNS AND REVOLVERS.
One 12-gauge Winchester re
peating shotgun, as good as new,
$iri. One 10-gauge lever action
repeating shotgun, $9. One 46
caliber Colts revolver, $6. One
32 calibre Smith & Wessen for
$4.60.
PAINE BROS., 325 Kans. Ave.
FOR SALE 7-year-old mare, canopy, top
surrey, harness, iw. can alter o p. m.
1615 folk st. ma. pnone ton.
FOR SALE Building 18x28, 1 stories, 2
floors, will sell cheap or trade for most
anything. Fred Harris 630 Buchanan st.
FOR SALE! My produce business and
buildings, thoroughly equipped lor trade.
Has a good paying business established
for years. Address George F. Bartlett,
Kirwln. Kan.
FOR SALE Burrows' combination bill
iard and pool table. Cheap. Ind. 7062.
FOR SALE 3 girls' bicycles, nearly new.
see 1. M. cross Cycle Co.. S10 Kansas
ave.
FOR SALE One biljierd and one pool ta
ble, good condition, cheap. N. B. Camp
bell, 605 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-Almost new run about: will
sell reasonable. Inquire phone. Bell 2394.
Ind. 7052.
FOR SALE 15 volumes Cyclopedia for $7.50.
Clarence Skinner, 611 Quincy st., Topeka.
FOR SALE Phaeton, mahogany divan, a
large oak rocker. 224 Buchanan st. .
BICYCLES FOR SALE I have some bar
gains in good second hand wheels. H.
M. cross Cycle Co., 810 Kansas ave.
LOST AJTD FOUND.
LOST Lady's gold watch. Reward for re
turn to 1 Western ave. Ind. 1396. Bell 1076.
LOST On W. Sth st., brown handbag con
taining trunk keys, card case and $1.9s.
Reward at 716 Tyler st. - -
LOST White Angora cat, last seen near
2a and Topeka ave. Reward for return
to Mrs. H. H. Keith. 421 Topeka ave.
LOST Natting trimmed handkerchier.
Anna Troutman, Bell phone 5o.
LOST Or strayed From the old Ham
ilton farm. VA miles north of town, a
small Shetland pony. Finder notify A.
Sheetz, North Topeka, and receive re
ward. LOST Old gold brqoch with setting. Lib
eral reward offered. Return to 1029 Har
rison st.
FOUND Red cow Saturday night. Call
inn ana Aaamw. j. j. van sclver..
FOR EXCHANGE.
For Exchange Columbian graphophone,18
aisc recoras, lor mam s Dicycie. i Lime.
FOR EXCHANGE.
FARMS. RANCHES. TRACTS. TIM
BER AND FRUIT LANDS. WESTERN
LANDS. MILLS. HOTELS AND MER
CHANDISE. ANYWHERE. EVERT-
W-iK.
MARION SHELDEN,
715 KANSAS AVE., TOPEKA, KAN.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
DO YOU need capital to' exrend r,r t.-
business? Write me before ai-rano-lne- sloe.
where exceptional facilities for placing
BlUL-na ui uuuus juit;iy. verett Durour,
corporation attorney, Le Droit bldg.,
OPPORTUNITY to place vour savin--.
($50.00 up) where they will draw 10 per
1 L . cava-ic oruuniy. AOar8S IIS
VESTMENT, care Journal.
MERITORIOUS enterprises nrcanlieH
promoted and financed. Stock and bond
Issues planned and marketed, commercial
paper negotiated, 20 years' experience
bank references. Banker, box 433 Al-
LANDSCAPE GARDENING.
J. M. GALLOWAY for peonies, hardy
plants, ornamental shrubs, gardens laid
out, remodeled. Order early. Ind. 657"
MUSICAL.
MRS. MARION Fa1?CISAYCOCk'
teacher of voice and piano, residence tn
dlo 1415 West St. Ind phone 3752.
FOR SALE REAL ICSTATT5.
FOR SALE.
220 acre farm in Shawnee county, near
Auburn. All fenced and all tillable ground
excepting two acres, 100 acres In wild n.n'
ture. 40 acres in hay. meadow, living wa
ter in pasture year around, six room house
good barn, big cow barn, cemented milk
house with spring, all new. Two acre? In
apples and fruit, good well and cistern
school house on one comer of the farm
and very cheap at $40.00 an acre
For sale or exchange for Topeka prop
erty or western land, a fine residence prop
eray In the best part of Kansas CltyT
Party has started in business here in
ropeka and would like to exchange this,
his Kansas City home, for a home in To
peka. Also a three story flat, new. In the
main part of Kansas City, rents for $3,500
a year. Price $40,000.
J. A. SNYDER BROKERAGE CO..
Central National Bank Bldg., Room 35.
T?L 1720.
FOR SALE
BY THE OWNER OR WILL TRADE
FOR OTHER RESIDENCE PROPERTY,
LARGE BRICK HOUSE AND SIX LOTS,
3 TXTS VACANT ON CORNER. FINE
TrtCATION. IF YOU ARE INTEREST
ED CALL AT 715 WEST 6TH ST. AND
LOOK THE PROPERTY OVER AND
MAKE OFFER.
$40 EQUITY In S lots in Oakland. $25. Call
812 Jefferson st. .
HAVE you' seen that lovely little home
Just being finished at 1816 Rolles ave.?
For sale, terms by Hooker. 1615 Polk, Ind.
phone 3671. Call or phone any , time ex-r
cept Sunday. '
FOR SALE RKAJj ESTATE.
IF YOU WANT A HOME
Or an investment proposition, you cannot
afford to overlook these snaps.
907 Lincoln St., Just completed, 8 rooms.
oak finish, hard maple floors, combina
tion light fixtures, beautiful decorations,
east front and lots of shade. Call us up
for price.
Very pretty 5 room cottage, nicely ar
ranged, partly modern, located at 617
West st. Must be sold by Sept. SO. And
want offer.
612 Buchanan St.. newly painted 5 room
house, city water, sewer connection, gas
for light and heat. Can sell this to pay
10 per cent on the Investment.
Close in on Polk st., good 6 room house,
nice location, east front. Price about $2,
000. Can make good terms on this.
1323 Quincy St., new 5 room all modern
house, nice porcelain bath, combination
light fixtures, all in good shape. Can sell
this at r bargain.
Good location on Tyler st., 7 rooms,
partly modern. Price $1,600. Can make
easy tTr.s on this.
Brand new 7 room house near Wash
burn college, $2,000. Terms to suit,
5 rooms on West St., near Washburn,
east front, $1,100. Easy terms.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
107 East Seventh St.
ONLY $5,500
4 houses of 4, 5. 6 and 8 rooms and 4 lots.
In the best rental location In the city, only
4 blocks of Kansas ave.. or business cen
ter of the city. If you want Investment,
let us show you this.
-$2,000
28 acres, 3 room house, bam, well, fruit
and berries, 3 miles N. E. of North To
peka. This property rents for $125 cash,
but the owner needs the money.
GUTHRIE & FLETCHER.
Ind. Phone. 118 East Fifth.
-REAL ESTATE
6 room house. 2 lots, on W. 6th st., $2,100.
5 room cottage, VA lots, on E. 11th St.,
$1,700.
14 room brick flats, fine location, $2,500.
6 room house, 2 lots, on E. 20th St., $fv.
3 room house, 1 lot, on S. Fillmore, $750.
7 room house, all modern. Ihb lots, on
E. 10th St., $4,000.
15 acres, 6 room house and barn, three
miles south, $2,600.
82 acres. Improved farm, 7 miles north
east. $3,000.
Some good properties for exchange.
CUNNINGHAM & HAZELRIG,
106 East Sixth St.
I CAN GIVE YOU some good bargains In
a few nroDertlee convenient to Santa Fe
shops. You should make inquiry about
them. R. D. Blaine, oa Kansas ave.
WE WANT AN OFFER
YES, WE WANT AN OFFER:.
On these 2 lots and ney 5 room cottage.
Brooks ave., $1,650; $1,000 in Building and
Loan. -. . . . - .
. BUT WE WANT AN OFFER.
' AND DON'T OVERi-OOK' V
This Wi lots with nice large, pleasant.
8-room house, good barn. Olay St. Qnljf.
$2,900; easy terms.
AND HERE'S ANOTHER
1 lots, 7 room house, barn, all in
fine repair, near Washburn, $1,560 $400
cash, but time.
ALWAYS LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WITH
MARION SHELDON,
715 KANSAS AVE., TOPEKA, KAN.
WESTERFIELD & CO
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Modem house, Taylor St., $3,500.
5-room cottage, VA lots, easy terms, close
In, Tyler st. A snap.
Three lots, Quincy st., near 8th.
14 lots, near car, west side at $18.
9 acres.-2 rooms, easy terms, near To
peka, $750.
10 acres, fine 7 rooms, large barn, or
chard. Seabrook. A bargain.
54 acres creek bottom, inclosed with
good stone fence, orchard, living water,
R F. D., phone, attractive and produc
tive farm, 8 miles to Topeka, $3,300.
525 REWARD
Will be paid to any one bringing me a
buyer for the fine property at No. 435
West Loc-st st. Get busy now and earn
this money. For particulars and prices
SeC" H. C. BOWMAN,
NO. 42 COLUMBIAN BLDG.
IND. PHONE 681.
WALNUT PARK SUBDIVISION.
EAST OF SHOPS. .
Until October 1st we offer a few choice
lots In this beautiful addition on the pay
ment plan, $2.00 down, $2.00 per month.
No Interest, no taxes; immediate posses
sion given.
COLE fc ANDEDRSON.
Ind. phone 3771.
FOR SALE At a bargain, 8 room modern
residence, close in, 50 ft. front. Owner,
1104 Kansas ave.
A BARGAIN
I am leaving Topeka and will seH my
home at 1315 Harrison St., 8 rooms, besides
bath, halls, front and back stairs, attic,
paved cellar, everything modern, gas in
furnace. Liberal terms.
A. D. WASHBURN,
Ind. Phone 3074.
WE HAVE IT
A ne?.t 7 room house, modern, gas heat
and light, good cellar, fine location, con
venient to Washburn, can be purchased at
a reasonable price, and but $500 cash pay
ment, bsance to suit.
On Buchanan we have another of 7
rooms, barn, 1V4 lots, fine location snd
neighborhood, can be handled with $2f)
cash, balance like rent. We should be
pleased to show you these or many others
we have on our books.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Ind. 506. 834 Kansas Ave.
A PALACE FOR A PROFESSOR
Near Washburn college, 2 story, 8 at
tractive rooms, 2 porches, reception hall,
furnace, gas and electric light, porcelain
bath, cistern and well, fine large base
ment. 60 ft. east front. M block from car.
This property is superb. It will have to
be seen to be appreciated. Let us show
you this new modern home.
BENNETT & CHARLES.
Both Phones 277. 633 Kansas Ave.
WEST SIDE
7 room modern house, good repair, $2,
400. Part cash.
WEST SIDE
1 acre, 3 rooms, well, chicken yard, fenc
ed, fine shade, $1,250. Part cash.
LINCOLN STREET
6 room house, gas. bath, city water, ci
ttrn, li lots, shade. $2,200.
BAILEY BROS. CO.,
Phone 990. Residence 6151.
FOR SALE 1A lots on Clay St., hkH
ground, sidewalk, paved street, city wa
ter, gas. will extend sewer this year. 26
year old el.-n shade. Only vacant lots In
tne rjiocK ana surrounaea oy ail new
houses. Price $600. - See owner. D. ti.
Haggart, 1407 W. 8th st. . .