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THE TOPKKA DAILY STATE JOUE1TAL FRIDAY Hv&xUllG JASTTJABY 29. 1909. n
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20 Per Cent
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ON THE NORTH SIDE
Work of DriTing Piles for New
Santa Fe Bridge.
Will Probably Require Three
31 nths to Finish Work.
T0U5G 3IEN'S CLASS.
Members of Church of Good
Shepherd Complete Program.
A Relic of Kansas Legislature
of 1S79.
Work began today on the driving' the
piles for the Santa Fe bridge which will
replace the oid bridge across the Kan
sas river. The plan is to drive piling,
erect false work and by this means re
place the old bridge a span at a time
without Interrupting traffic A force
of men under R- A. Tocam, carpenter
for the Santa Fe. is employed on this
work. These men will be closely fol
lowed by the iron workers who will
place the girders in position. It will
probably take about three months to
i accomplish the undertaking. When the
new bridge is finished it will be safe
i for the heaviest engines and trains of
the Sajita Fe.
A photograph of the senate of the
Kansas legislature or lSi4 is in the
) possession of T. M. James, in his rooms
over station "A." Among the mem
bers" pictures are those of Mr. James
and Tom Anderson, who were state
senators at the time. The pictures of
: John P. St. John, then governor, and
the state officers at that time, are also
In the group.
Considering threatening rain & large
number were present at the first meet
ing of the Toung Men's Bible class at
the Church of the Good Shepherd par
sonage Wednesday evening. The plans
for the class which will meet every
Wednesday at the parsonage, were talk-
i ed over. Th-5 following schedule or
i subjects with Scripture references was
! drawn up: February 13. "The Incor
ruptible Crown.' 1 Cor. IX; February
10. "A Prepared Heart." Luke 8: Feb
ruary IT, "Charity." 1 Cor. 13; Febru
ary 24. Ash Wednesday, no class; ser
vice at the church; February 31. "Why
Jesus Wept Over Jerusalem." Luke
19:41: April 7, "This Do In Remem
brance of Me." 1 Cor. XI; February 14.
-Proof of the Resurrection. John 2u;
April 21. "In His Steps." I Peter. 2:21:
April 2S. "Christian Responsibility as
Citizens." I Peter. 2. These subjects
will be assigned to different members
of the class. They will lead in the dis
cussion of them and all the rest of the
men will state their opinions as to how
the references bear on present condi
tions. At Wednesday night's meeting
much interest was manifested and the
class promises to be a success. After
April another schedule of topics will
be made out.
Old "Can," one of the chemical en
gine horses at Are startkm No. 1. is
no more. He died of peritonitis about
2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. His last
run was in answer to the general alarm
when the Copeland hotel on the boutn
side burned. The horse was consider
ed one of the best in the service. He
was bought in 1S97 when he was 5
years oid and has been with tne nre
department continuously for about 12
years. Duke, the "Old Reliable." has
taken his place as the temporary relief
horse.
The first story of the $3,800 building
which is being erected by the members
of the Grange on the Central avenue
road four miles north of town, is near
ing completion. When finished, the
structure will be two stories, with a
kitchen and dining room on the first
floor and a large assembly room on the
second floor. The building Is 32 by 60
feet. It will be used for the Grange
meetings and social functions.
No en and Personals.
Mr. R. R. Berry has returned from a
visit with relatives near Salina.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the Methodist church are meet
ing this afternon at the home of Mrs.
G. W. Stafford at 113 Quincy street
Clarence Bentley is ill with tonsl
litis at his home at 91T Harrison street.
Harry Sheilcrust of Leavenworth is
visiting relatives in North Topeka.
Mrs. C. L. Coblentz. who has been
seriously ill at her home at Jackson
and Curtis streets is reported to be
somewhat better.
Miss Eleanor Holliday of S33 North
Madison street went to Kansas City
today for a few days' visit.
A. Fassler, manager of the Inter
Ocean mills, returned home yesterday
from. Kansas City, where he has been
on business this week
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Marsh of Kil
mer were in North Topeka on business
yesterday.
Thomas Neiswander of Klro was a
North side visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. King spent yester
dav in Lawrence.
W. S. Massey of Grantville visited in
North Topeka yesterday.
Foucht's Hardware. Team and buggy
harness.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
C. H. Curry to P. E. Mills, lots 223S
40 and 42 Pennsylvania ave.. Curry's "
arid t 225
I. B. Randall and wife to W. Osborn.
lot 354 and pt. 5i Green St., J. W.
Morris add 1.200
M. Council and wife to F. Wilson and
wife, lots 445 to "1 inc., Lincoln St.,
King's add 900
N. L MUier and wife to R. Firev,
interest in s. w. 14 s. e. H 32-11-14.. 1,100
W. R. Goodell and wife to C. A. Luke,
lots 36 to 54 inc.. Story St., S. Cross
add 1,000
P. B. Lee to W. L. FHckmger and
wife, lots 17 to 27 Inc.. Highland ave.,
Seabrook's sub 300
L B. Martin to same, lots 28-30-32 and
34 Mission ave., Seabrook's nb 75
Hear Judge Hanna at the Grand
Opera house next Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Amission free.
COLLEGE AND FRATERNITY PINS
We cater especially to students and fraternity
members,and have an exceptionally large and varied
stock of pins, fobs, lockets and chatelaines.
If we haven't your especial school's design, we will
make them to order, in any quantity at a nominal
charge. Call or write for styles and prices.
James B. Hayden, Jeweler, 727 Kans. Ave.
cjOCIETY
The social feature of the Women's
Kansas Day crab meeting In Topeka
today ana tomorrow is the reception to
be given at the Governor's House to
night for the members of the club and
their escorts. The receiving line will
include: Mrs. Stubbs, Mrs. J. S. Sim
mons of Hutchinson, Mrs. H. B. Asher
of Lawrence, Mrs. N. I. McDowell of
Kansas city, Mrs. B. F. Shumate. Mrs.
A. H. Morton, Mrs. Margaret Hlil Me
Carter and Miss Lucy Kingman of To
peka. Miss Grace Meeker 01 Ottawa,
Mrs. D. W. Atkinson of Parsons. Mrs.
KateApIington of Council Grove, Mrs.
S. R. Peters, of Newton. Mrs. E. E.
Forter of Marysville, Mrs.- E. P. Ferris
of Kanapolls. Mrs. Charles Hall of
Hutchinson. Miss Caroline Lexow of
New York and Miss Perkins of
Wichita.
Mrs. Charles- Curtis and Mrs. Joseph
L Brlstow, wives of the United States
senators, the wives of the state officers.
of the supreme court Justices and of
the members of the legislature will be
honored guests.
The following young women win as
sist In the dining room: Miss Mama
Williams, Miss Daisy Monroe, Miss
Nellie Raster. Miss Margaret Betxer,
Miss Lenora Stubbs. Miss Florence
Burge. Miss Nellie McFarlaad and Miss
Grace Overmyer. -
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Mulvane
srave a dinner at their house on Van
Buren street Tnnrsaay evening ror
Senator and Mrs. Francis Price of
Ashland, Senator and Mrs. G. A. Mil
ligan of Garnett and Senator and
Mrs. E. F. Porter of Pittsburg. A
silver basket filled with pink roses
and narcissi and silver candlesticks
wfth silver filagree shades decorated
the table.
The officers of the Country club are
arranging for an informal dinner for
the shareholders Tuesday- evening.
February 9. at the Harvey. The. din
ner will be given at 6 o'clock, a ad
will be followed by the annual meet
ing at 8 o'clock.
The Felicity Whist club's annual
dinner for the husbands of the mem
bers will be given tonight In the
women's dining room at the Elks'
club and will be followed by five hun
dred. The company will include Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Sterne. Dr. and Mrs.
Chester B. Reed.' Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Witeon. Mr. and Mrs. Ira O. Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cartiidge. Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Laeey, Mr. and Mrs. F. E
Parr. Dr. and Mrs. Willis A. Coston,
Judge and Mrs. C. E. Foote, Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Veale. Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Woleott. Dr. and Mrsi L. A.
Ryder, Mr. and Mrs. George M
Eagle. Mrs. A- H. Ellis, Mrs. I. SL
Lauck, Mrs. W. I. Allen and Mr. Allen
La tick.
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. Albert
L. Berger will send out invitations for
a buffet luncheon and musicale,
Thursday, February 11. Mrs. J. C
Pollock will be the guest of honor.
Lawrence World: An annual affair
which is attended by a great deal of
sentiment, was that which took place
last evening at the home of Miss
Janet Wheeler, when the active and
alumni members of the Kapps Alpha
Theta sorority celebrated their thirty
ninth Founders' day with an elabor
ate banrjuet. Covers were laid for
sixty guests at one long table which
was beautifully decorated; Tbe soft
light from red candles, cast a pretty
glow on the scene. At each place was a
name card bearing the coat of arms
of the sorority, done In water colors.
Miss Kate Rlggs was toastmlstress
for the occasion and responses were
made by Mrs. Frank Cargill and Miss
Anna Harrison. Topeka; Miss Grace
Poff. Mrs. Nellie Beatty of the alumni
of Lawrence; Miss Jessie Baldrldge
and Miss Gale Gossett for the active
chapter. A feature of the affair
which came very unexpectedly was
the engagement announcement of
Miss Anna Harrison of Tojyeka, and
Mr. Lewis Frederick Nelson of Kan
sas City. Miss Harrison Is the daugh
ter of CoL and Mrs. T. W. Harrison
of Topeka. The engagement Is the
result of a friendship of several years
and the wedding will take place dur
ing the latter part of April. Miss
Harrison is one of the most charm
ing girls who has ever been in Law
rence. She graduated from Kansas
university In 190 2. and the following
year took her master's degree from
Columbia university. New York city.
She has travelled extensively both at
home and abroad, where, in fact she
spent a number of years. She is a
member of the Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority and president of the national
organization. She also belongs to the
Phi Beta Kappa honorary society.
Mr.-Nelson is in the real estate busi
ness in Kansas City.
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Some of the men of the Tlvoli and ;
high school sets will give a subscrip
tion dance at Hudson's tonight.
Mrs. F. M. Drake entertained the M.
W. club at dinner last night. . The
guests were Mrs. Sadler J. Hodgins,
Mrs. W. W. Decker, Mrs. R. H. De
Armond. Mrs. F. C. Balta. Mrs. Charles
Booth. Mrs. C. E. Hulitt. Mrs. Frank
Brooks, Mrs. Jesse Howes. Mrs. Ed
Gordon. Mrs. S. A. Swendson and Mrs.
Byron Wilcutts. .
Miss Helen Sharitt entertained - her
bridge club and some extra guests
Thursday afternoon for Miss Raye Rob
inson of Rockford, Illinois, the guest of
her brother, Mr. L. P. Robinson, and
Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. F. W. Knapp, 815 Lincoln street,
entertained at dinner yesterday Sena
tor W. M. Glenn, Representative and
Mrs. Robert Eadie and daughter Ten
eta. Mr. J. A. Beckstrom and Mr. S. G.
Raines, all of Tribune.
Xotes and Personal Mention. '
Mrs. David Hamilton of Eureka,
president of the Fourth District Feder
ation of Women's clubs? arrived yester
day afternoon to Join the other dis
trict presidents and the state officers
who make up the board of management
of the Kansas Fed. which met in To
peka yesterday.
" Among the out of town women here
for the meeting of the Women's Kan
sas Day club today are Mrs. Mary
Vance Humphrey and Mrs. Bert rand
. i 1 1
MICROBES IH THE SCALP
Tbe Latest Explanation Is That Mi
crobes cause midnesa.
' Professor Tnna"of Hamburg-. Ger
many, and Dr. Sabouraad ef Paris,
ranee, snare tae nonor or having dis
covered the hair microbe.
buoo is not csusea through a
few weeks work of these hair mi
crobes, out is- tile result of conditions
brought about By1 their presence.
Baldness may not occur until years af
ter the microbes began work, bat it
!s certain to come sooner or later.
The microbes cut off the blood sup
ply. They feed on the fatty matter
about the root of the hair, through
which the blood is absorbed- Finally
the fatty matter is- wholly consumed,
the food supply of the hair is gone
and it starves an finally dies.
Resorcin Is one of- the most effec
tive germ destroyers; Beta Napthol la
both germicidal and antiseptic; "Pilo
carpin, though not a dye. restore nat
ural color to hair when loss of color
was caused by disease. These cura
tives properly mixed with almhnl
a stimulant, perfect a remedy un
equalled for curing scalp and hair
trou oies
We want everyone who h. av
scalp or hair trouble to try Rexall
S3" Hair Tonic, which contain. u
these ingredients. If It does' not grow
un.11- en your oaia neaa, stop your hair
from falling out; cure you of dandruff-
make your hair thick, silky, luxuriant;
if It does not give you complete satis
faction In every particular, return the
empty bottle to ust, asd we shall re
turn every peny you paid us for It,
without question or formality.
Of course, you understand that
when we- say that Rexall "93- Hjiir
Tonie will grow hair on bald heads.
wo as not rerer to cases where the
roots are entirely dead, the pores of
the scale cloiet- and th K.o .-
the shiny appearance oi a billiard ball.
in cases use tuts, tnere Is no hope.
In ail other cases of baldnes Rexall
"93" Hair Tonic wil oirtvj-
hair, or cost the user nothing. Two
sixes 50o and 1 0. Fred A. Snow's
drug store. 523 Kan. Are, Toneka.
Rockwell of Junction Citv fi- tw,i
ot Leavenworth, Mrs. John Kilworth.
Mrs. H. B. Asher and Mrs. Ft. E Rice
of Lawrence. Mrs. Andrew Planner of
Ellis, Mrs. L. B. Wade of Mertden, Mrs.
N. I. McDowell of Kansas rit-o- ti
Elizabeth Johnsnn r rnn. t.. r
Eustace Brown of Olathe. Mrs C. H
Trott of Junction Citv. Mrs. c w t n
dis of Osborne. Mrs.'F. B. Wheeler of
Pittsburg. Mrs. C. C. Munson of El
Dorado. Mrs. C. C. Goddard
en worth, Mrs. W. W. Wood of Horton,
.Mrs. w. u. woire of lola, Mrs. J. E.
Raymond of Girard. Mrs. Pran-o. A
Jennings of Clay Center. Mrs. George
P. Griffith of Hays. Mrs. Samuel
Taggy of Syracuse, and Mrs. J. N.
Singer of Wichita. "
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Conrad left todav
for a short stay in Chicago. Mrs. Con
rad has just returned from a visit in
Amarillo, Texas.
Mrs. E. W. Snyder of Leavenworth is
the guest of Mrs. C. W. Snyder.
Major and Mrs. C. R- Krauthoff of
San Francisco, who' have been in New
York for a month, arrived yesterday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Wear.
Mr. and Mrs. Wear will give a recep
tion and dance in their honor at Stein
berg's Thursday night of next week.
Miss Alice Browrv-of Atchison Is the
guest of Miss Mary MaeLennan and
Miss Henrietta Alexander and will go
from here to Lawrence to visit Miss
Edna Hopkins.
Miss Rachel Coston and Miss Dorothy
Scott went to Atchison today for a
visit to Miss Alice Noble.
Mrs. William Briggs of Portsmouth.
.. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. W.
H. Kemper.
Miss Catharine Bodwell returned to
day from a visit In Kansas City.
Mr. M. D. Henderson arrived today
from south-rn Texas and will go on to
Chicago. Mrs. M. J). Henderson and
Miss Louise Henderson will accom
pany him.
Mr. Fred Davis has returned from
Oklahoma City, where he spent a week,
and will leave next week for Amarillo,
Texas, to remain permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Dennan of Grand
Island, Neb., are visiting their daugh
ter. Mrs. F. L. Park, in West lawn-
Mr. and Mrs. George Hewins, 30
West Seventh street, are the parents of
a daughter, born January 28, to whom
they have given the name of Martha
Louise. Mrs. Hewins was . before her
marriage Miss Mabel Houston.
Miss Olive Kackley of Hill City ar
rived yesterday and Is visiting Miss
Jessie Tipton. Mis3 Tipton has rooms
at Mrs. F. M. Con well's, 222 East
Eighth avenue, since the Jopeland
hotel fire.
The Topeka 17. C. T. will have an In
formal dance Saturday night at their
new hall. 123 West Sixth avenue. No
cards will be Issued but all members
of the organization and their friends
are invited. ,
Fred Davis of the Santa Fe has returned
from Arkansas City and Oklahoma City
and will leave next week for Amarillo,
where he has anew position with the road
George Rake of the Santa Fe at Emporia
has returned to his home after being in
Topeka for a week visiting home folks.
A gang of seventy Mexicans have been
sent to El Dorado where they will surface
and lay steel. .
W. C. Troyer, agent of the Santa Fe at
Cedar Point, is taking a month's vacation
which he Is spending with relatives at
Little River.
Agent Constant Is -promising a neiw depot
at Walton at once.
A D. Phelps and Operator of the Santa
Fe at Kansas City is visiting in Topeka.
Sam Zimmerman. county clerk, will
speak at the men's gospel meeting at the
Railroad Y. M. C. A. next Saturday night.
C. A. Nix. a fireman on the Marceline
runs, has been transferred to Topeka for
service on the passengep runs.
The state Y. M. C. A. convention meets
In Lawrence next week and the Railroad
Y. M. C. A. will send several delegates.
F. R- Frost, electrical engineer of the
Santa Fe, has returned from an extended
business trip to Cleburne, Tex.
Conductor Withorow is laying off for a
few days.
The Modocs will furnish the entertain
ment at the Railroad Y. M. C. A. tonight.
Engine No. 1S2 which has been in the
local shops for repairs has been taken out
on trial and is now awaiting an assign
ment to service.
Engine No. Sol from the western grand
division Is in the local snops for repairs.
Over a hundred of the shop employes at
tended the machine shops meeting at noon
Thursday to hear the last shop address of
Rev. Frank E. Mallory of the Third
Christian church. Mr. Mallory has been
holding meetings In the shops for the past
fifteen years and was well liked. He
leaves In a few days for Parsons, Kan.,
where he has accepted another pastorate.
Resolutions wishing him success in his
new field of labor were adopted at the
meeting.
A Ball Team for Abilene.
Abilene. Kan.. Jan. 29 Sub
scriptions amounting to SI. 000 have
been made to -a stock company to
finance the baseball team for the
coming season. The team will belong
to the Central Kansas league. This
is the first league team Abilene has
had in fifteen years and much in
terest Is aroused over the proposition.
SANTA FEMES
WANTS
AND IllSCELLANEOUS ADS.
NATE R. THOMPSON tinonnevs hi nre If
- vimiuA ic itfr x ne ri v miD a ljot v
the court of Tooeka. Bubjert: to
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF" A3 A
taimwate rov tAe Honalnaraoii as cwrt
thCicy Courts euttfect to the Repub
lican PHmaLw V .v. .aria.
. . -. R. M. LEE.
v. C. RALSTON Is a candidate for the
ejty attorney, subject to the city primary
election on March X. 1909-
G- TV. DCSENBERRY anonuaces himself
as a candidate for- the office, o marshal
of the court of Topeka. subject to the Re
publican primaries March 2. 1909.
W ANTED By a young man a place to
work in store; have some experience.
Address E. M.. Journal.
WANTED- Male stenographer. owning
typewriter. Address J.. P. Redding. Bed
ford. Kan. -
WANTED Energetic young man to Invest
ju in nrst class paying proposition; one
who desires to travel preferred. Room 4,
erunswicK hotel.
WANTED-Immediately. good pianist.
Ktnr or srentfeman : good sight reader, to
play in the Bijou Dream theater, which
opea Saturday. January 30. S:tS North
Kansas ave.. North Topeka.
WANTED V en to learn barber trade.
few weeks required, best paying work
within the reach of poor man: can have
shop with small eaoital; wages from J13 to
S weekly : wonderful demand for barbers.
Catalogue mailed free. Metier Barber Col
lege. Kansas City. Mix
WANTED Girt for general house work;
no washing. Call 311 E. am.
WANTED Immediately. good pianist,
ladv or gentleman: rood sisht reader, to
play In the Bijou Dream theater, which
open Saturday. January 833 North
k.aris3 ave.. Nortn lopena.
WANTED Waitresses and: lunch counter
girls. J to mo.; 1 women coots.
house girls, hotel maids, solicitors, camp
cook. o0; man and wife cooks. $5: camp
ketper, 25; farm couple, farm hands, car
penters, car repairers.
Capital Employment Agency. 811 Kan. ave.
WANTED Lady bookkeeper and account
ant. 2 days' work. Ki per uay. ma. o.
Beli 1650.
WANTED.
2 excerienced chambermaids at Throos
hotel.
WANTED Young lady for bookkeeping
work ixt large grocery. Giv references,
past experience and salary expected. Ad
dress D. C. care Journal.
WANTED First class piano player; good
salary: at iujou Dream theater. 8o3
North Kansas avenue.
WANTED.
Table waitress Fifth Ave hoteL
WAXTEP MISCTTJLANEOTJa.
WE PAT TKS HIGHEST PRICK for
secondhand clothe, saoee. hata and
overcoats. Droo a card or call Ind. phone
U38. Ab. Jacob on. too Kansas avenu
HORSES TO WINTER. M- CKeefe.
Ind. phone S198.
WANTED To buy upright folding bed at
once. 1121 Harrison, iiota p nones.
WANTED To buy 15 or S acre suburban
tr set. West side preferred. Address J.
C. W. care Journal.
WANTED A delivery horse.
Thos. Hors-
field. 2u fe-ansas ave.
W ANTED Toung men for modern room.
11I Kan ave. Ind. phone Z363 flea.
WANTED Buyer for fine truck farm. IH
miles of city, tor information call ma.
phone 236 R. 1. M. Austin.
WANTED To borrow $3V for one year.
8 ner cent interest: good security. Ad
dress Loan, care Journal.
WANTED Veal calves and ft cows. H
M Ruh. Jn DhnEf iXT 3 W R. mt
FOR RENT 2 unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping, w. Ttn.
FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms, up
stairs, in rear. Monroe st.
FOR RENT 714 Madison St., rooms for
gentlemen or iaa.es.
FOR RENT Front room, upstairs, mod
ern, at SIS Tyler.
FOR KEVT-Modern furnished room hot
water heat, electric light and bath. 710
West 8th st.
WANTED Two or three modern furnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping, near
car line, within seven blocks of transfer
station. Address E. G.. care Journal.
FOR RENT Modern furnished room, with
or without board. 1126 N. Kansas ave.
Ind. 3079 White.
FOR RENT -4 newly furrtshe rooms. SO
Rni O-titlemea only
FOR RENT 5 room house: no children.
.Monroe, mnuire e-i juuuuu.
FOR RENT Nice five room modern cot
tage. 1019 Jackson Bt. Dr. Floersch. Tele
phone Ind. 5T4-
FOR RENT House, 1-413 Van Buren. 5
rooms, modern, lt- ivwsier. rnunc uxnj.
FOR RENT A nice thoroughly modern 7
room flat, Ja lopeaa hb. iou. vuu
961 3. -
FOR RENT S room house, gas, 1026 Mad
ison, inquire at ivja.
FOR RENT Five roomed modern apart-
FOR RENT 624 Buchanan St.. five room
cottage, batn. etecinc
FOR RENT Dwelling, 218 E. 10th St.. an
modem, imjmn: -
FOR RENT 1506 Tyler St.. modern room
COttage. llWlUir nwieiu
FOR RENT New modem 5 room house,
close in- Inquire 1504 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT Good S room house. 2 lots,
gas, cistern, cellar. Ind. telephone 3S
Ring'l-
FOR RENT 615 Quincy. store room 15x40,
opposite feed yard: first class coadltion.
Phones Clarence Skinner.
FOR RENT 7 room house, V.9 Exeter St..
Auburndale. Gas for heat and. light.
City and cistern water. Bam. ' Beter
Reaity A Loan Co.. Room 2, Columbian
Building.
FOR RENT Six room house. 315 West
Twelfth. Well, gas; grownups only.
Everybody reads the State Journal.
FOR RENT HOCSE5-
FOR RENT S room modem house, fur-
nisneo. 1. MawKins. at Mul Fillmore St.
Ind. phone -5 Hi White.
FOR RENT StrlcTy ' sao4en
bouse. 90S Clay Both rthosM SI?.
FOR RENT acres TH miles N. E. To-
peKa. j. Roilbeiser. 1J E. 4th.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
' ' S EEpL'SQ CIC K
About free homesteads in the famous Irri
gated Saa Louis Valley. No charge for
locating.
GRAHAM A CRAY. MS W. 7th. Ind. 137.
SUBURBAN.
JTT-i acres adjoining city, on pavement
and car line. Beautiful room modern
house, good shade. This Is an Ideal
place for a summer home and so dose hi
that you are really fn the city.
7 acres, adjoining Washburn campus.
Close to ear line, c room bouse, in nice
high location. A bargaia If takes soon.
7 acres, mile to car line, close in;
comprising three-year-old cherry trees;
$i acre each of strawberries, raspberries.
red raspberries, blackberries, grapes and
asparagus, 4 room house in good condition,
small barn., chicken houses and other im
provements. We can make this Interesting
to you.
JIiXvEi-L Co.
FOR SALE room house, gas. barn, 2
JZfiti. MODERN. CLOSE IN.
Almost new 2 story house, nice location,
paved street. Inquire at 413 E. 8th St.
FOR SALE Six dwelling, tin six room,
two five room, two four room dwellings
on monthly - payment plan. Payments
about Bke rent.
TOPEKA INVESTMENT LOAM CO.
Phone 1307. 11J East Cth St.
FOR SALE.
An taiproved 4 acre farm m Deaf
omith county. Texas, all level, no waste
Land. including implements, household
goods, stock, f ffrovinf wheat. V-W.'rf
12.30t; equity .272; balance easy terms.
a oargam. viu exenange tor improved
KB ia central Kansas.
F. A FL'LKER, Oketo, Kan.
BUY 7W Lane st. from owner; strictly
modern; location ideal. Phone 2S13 Black.
THE UMB-HEPWORTH LAND CO..
KANSAS, TrJtAS A MEXICO LANDS.
TOPEKA KANSAS.
IaX Pkoae SET. Bell Phone 3Ml
FOR SALE 1. 2 or 3 lots in Melrose ad
dition: mast sell: balance 50c week 1
Affron. 51t Kansas ave.
FOR SALE Big snap. 9 room house, large
bam, city and well water. West aide
property: must be sold at once on account
of leaving town. Can be bought with small
capital down, balance monthly payments
or reasonable for cash. L. Journal.
FOR SALE House and 4 lots, wtth targe
barn. 1U Winter nt.. Auburndale. J.
Thomas Lumber Co.
FOR SALE IN HIGHLAND PARK.
Two blocks ear line. US lota 4 room
house, good ban for dairy purposes, well,
cistern, I5.J0O.
Also lots. 4 room house, good water,
outbuildings, shade and fruit trees. $1,000.
Ind. 2360 1.
FOR SALE OR RENT Nearly new two
story house, cement stone, five rooms,
was. east front, on Brooks ave., Lowman
HU1 near car line. Good bam. two lots.
For price and terms ask Merriam Mort
gage Co.. Columbian Bidg.
FOR f " F MTSTFT.MXiror
FOR SALE S60 business cards for Sl-3;
S0 envelope.. &.?&: MO tetter heads. H M
See them: first class printing at p re par
tnsat ratea Trap p. fi4 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
By Smith Agency, 3 Kan. Ave.
Mvery stock and building.
t?.3i!mfg. business, established, profitable
t.W gen. mdse. stock and building.
SIo.OjO hardware stock and building.
Numerous other trades offered.
THOROUGHBRED English ban terrier
puppies; brindle and white. Elect. 513 K. A.
FOR SALE Pur Barred Rock
laying. lStl Van Buren.
pullets.
FOR SALE Small grocery store In To
peka: other business ehanee for Mle:
H2,0Dtt Osborn county land to trad, fog To
peka house; house and lots for sale.
a. 1. i i KMA.N. mi Kansas ave.
FOR SALE Brood sows and
Bergmans, Tecum sen. Kan.
calf. Curt
FIRE SALE Wallpaper selling at half
price: good as new except for darkened
ends. Do not miss this opportunity. G. E.
lAwson, Jjb w. itn st.
FOR SALE Good book shelving,
west comer 12th and Fillmore.
north-
FOR SALE Paying newspaper In Grand
v alley. Aaaress tsox s, tTuita, joio-
BTJT MARCONI WIRELESS
Stocks for safe and profitable investmert.
For particulars call at our office. W. T.
Bellman Inv. Co., 108 W. 8th St.. Topeka.
FOR SALE Nearly new furniture, piano
and heater, cheap. 813 E. 8th st.
FOR SALE Small mare, gentle for a wo
man to drive; wont any place. 1133 Lane.
FOR SALE 6 year old horse. UJCO lbs..
cneap; aio wasu wiui guoa oox
1437 North Polk st.
FOR SALE Restaurant 51V4 B. 4th. at
a bargain; good business :reason for selling
FOR SALE Piano and household goods
and bedding. 1126 N. Kansas ave.
FOR SALE Two good young teams, wt.
2.W0 to 3.00O; also stylish young driving
horse. 13 Topeka ave.
FOR SALE Prairie hay by the ton or
bailed by load or car load. H. W. Mc
Afee, W. Cth. Bell shone 59L
FOR SALE Prairie hay and bound eana.
In nbone 2358 Ring 1. J. N. Edgar.
FOR SALE Cord wood", oak. elm and
hickory. Bell 2541. Ind. 1757.
25 PIANO BOXES. J" 00 to 13 "0 each.
W F ROPHR MUSIC CO.. S3D Kan. ave.
LOST AID FOUND
LOST A fur scarf.
Black.
Reward Ind. 3055
LOST Mink collar on South Topeka car
between 6th and 8th. or at tuberculosis
exhibit. Reward if returned to this office
or Mrs. Phil Chamberlain. 317 Clay st.
LOST Shoe string bag between 704 Chan
dler and S. F. depot. Contains purse
with S5 in money and receipt from Mills
D. G. Co. Return . to Mrs. Lena Riley,
Santa Fe depot. Reward.
SAFES exchanged, bought, sold or re
paired. 411 Quincy st. The Merchants'
Saf. Exchange Co. Phone 2SS7 Blue, la
long distance. 1 farmer safe, SIS: a Jewel
er's sf. SS5.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
TO AND FROM all parts of the world:
lowest rates: best lines. Full informa
tion. T. L. King. Agt Santa Fe. Topeka.
LEGAL.
First . published In The Topeka ,itau
.-Journal January IS, law. J,
CITY CLERK'S NOTICE OF PRIMARY
ELECTION.
State of Kansas. Shawnee County, City
of Topeka. ss.
Office of City Clerk, Topeka, Kan.
- January lath,
Notice Is hereby given that a primary
election will be held on the 2nd day of
March. 1S, being the first Tuesday tn
said month, at which time candidates for
the following offices will be nominated ac
cording to the previsions of law by each
of the various political partes of th-s
city :
One candidate for Mayer.
One candidate for City Attorney.
One candidate for City Clerk.
On. candidate for City Treasurer.
One cand date for Police Judge.
One candidate for Judge of City Court.
One candidate for Clerk of City Court.
One candidate for Marshal of City Court.
One candidate for Councilman from each
ward.
One eaadidate for Member , of School
Board from each ward.
One city precinct committeeman will be
elected from each precinct.
ISeaLj C. B. BURGE.
City Clerk.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You wia take notice that my petition
for a permit to sell Intoxicating liquors,
according to law, at my drug store at No.
431 Holiuiay street, in the Second ward
of the city of Topeka, Shawnee county.
Kansas, is now on file in the office of
the probate Judge of said county. ant that
said petition will be heard before the pre
bate Judge of said county at his office in
the court house in the city ot Topeka Oil
Wedaesday, the 24th day OX February,
at 10 o'clock a. m. II. C. MARTIN.
appuoant.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You will take notice that my perrnott
for a nermit te sell intoxicating liquors.
according t law. at my drug store at No.
411 Kansas ave.. in tbe Second ward of
the city of Tooeka. Shawnee county. Kan
sas, ia now on file in the effioa 0 the pro
bate iudge of said county, and that fcaxi
petitioa will be heard before the probate
judge of said, county at his office In the
court house in the city of Topeka on
Tuesday the 9th day of February, l&Mf
at a'doca; a. m.-
O. A. noel, Applicant.
WILL THE PARTY who bought Scotch;
collie dog in Wichita eosae time last July,
kindly call or write to Fred Howe at Bell
telephone office. Topeka.
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:
You will take notice that my petition
for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors,
according to law. at my drug store at No.
S01 Kansas ave.. in the Fourth ward of
the city of Topeka. Shawnee eoanty.
laiL in new on file tn the office of the pro
bate Judge of said county, and that said
petition win be hearu oeioTe me prooiw
Judge of said county at bis office In the
court house in the city of Topeka on
Saturday. January 3ft. I90t. at N o'clock
a. m. A. H. MARSHALL. Applicant.
MTS4TFLLA XKOUS-
CASH PAID for
good mining stocks,
goldfields. preferred.
cobalts, coppers.
R. 6, State Journal.
GOING, GOING, not quite gone! Poultry-
men come quica lor tree copy of coa
keys Poultry Book at G. H. Harries'.
Trt xFTTl wr enw w
MERCHANTS TRANSFER BTORAOa
Co. packs, shipa and stores houaeaoiii
gooda Tel. Isti. Clarence Skiaoer. til
Quincy mt.
MONEY TO LOAN, direct to the appli
cant, on farms or Inside city property,
by the Knights and Ladies ef Security.
For particulars inquire of W. B. Kirk-
patxick. national president. -l
MONEY to loan on irve stock, ptaaoa, Per
sonal security, household gooda typewrit
er. W. E. Segulne. 413 K- A Beth piwMa
BETZER REALTY AND LOAN CO.
Make f-vin and citv loans Ia any amount
from ISO uo. at lowest ratea and on the
most favorable term. Office. Rooas S,
Columbian Bide.
MONEY to loan on personal pro pert,
payment J12S week will pay off loaa I
in & weeks. Q- K. Fllntham. notary pub
Be SOt E. 4th rt. EUber pheae WTt.
MONET to lean en HVe stock, ptaaea, ev
gasa, typewriters. rtMhald goods and
pereeeal security. L SIS Kan, sva.
DR. E. I CARHART. M. D. ahyalelasi
mnA mrrMia: di.aaee of wo in a aa4
children. Office, room I. over Baow s dxu
store. .
IDA C BARNES." M. D.
Office TM Kansas' ave. Re.ld.nce Thir
teenth an.! Clay. Office hours- a. rn. ta
rt a. m. and S P. m. to J . .
phones 18 residence and Ind. 1S1 office.
DR. H. H. KEITH, surgeon and dlsM.e
ef women, with private hospital Office
P W If P rH1e,"'TlT. . rrljj
QUINCT STREET FREE DI3PEKART.
ta Quincy st. Conducts by regular
practicing physicians and surgwna M
Ical service free. Medicine free la ipn
e.M. Ofiee hours to 1 p. m. Calls)
t t mr w-w fee thw
JAMES B. HAYDEN. Jtwel.r and Opt,
clan, complete rk wcu. ---
ffionda silverware, ete. Eya
and reet-ie tinrrT ntt.a.
L. M PENWELu funeral olreetor ana
embimer. First claw s"rtee. reason
able price 511 QnjTiT- t. Both pnot 1M
FT rYftTwT.
FRESH cut flower for all oeeaaloes t
be found at Hayes flower store, Wfl W.
tth Ind. ohoae 177.
nerrne a 't He.
Dr Nellie Sawyer. Ind. phone 12S0. rj
K A.. Crawford Bide Elevator r-rl-.
FRAMING, regilding. mat making, mount
ing a one oy J - 1. duiut. - -rtreet-
Packing, .hipping, .t.
f jA.in. .
office at 6-1 Kan. ave. Estimates cheer
fUy given. In, phone 15SU- B.U 1330.
MACTfTNE SHOPS.
FOR up-to-date gunsmiths and electricians
(H H. B- Howard. 710 Kan. ave. Ti Sua
PA'I'iLN'Ig.
I. A. ROSEN, patent attorney. 9 !
sas ave Topeka. au.
CAB OKDERS
FOR CAB ORDERS call Stastty.
Ind.
ZM. K4 vvcet wu.
FAVTVO.
CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK
PAVING CO.. 214 E. th st. Mfga ot
buiidina. paving and sidewalk brick.
PTCTFRg FRXMTXG.