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Unioa Paclfie to Ban Special
for Accommodation Of Bryan.
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PostofSce Stamp Sales Largest
in History of Office.
A special train of seven cars will be
run over the Union Pacific Monday
evening lor uw accommoftauuu
William Jennings Bryan, who will be
the guest of honor at the Democratic
banquet which wiU be held in Topeka
Monday evening. The train will carry
more than 100 Democrats from Kan-
a. City and about 50 from Lawrence.
The special will arrive in Topeka
:30 o'clock Monday evening. The
Officials of the Union Pacific are add-
tag extra equipment for the comfort
. rwvot,. and their dlstin-
gulshed guest. A large delegation of
Topekans will meet the secretary of
1 . 1 i -kt-v.
t , I and Mr. Nightengale s mother, Mrs. E. it.
P".8- , . , ... . , Nightengale, and other relatives and
Stamp Sates Biggest In History. j frien(is
According to statistics submitted by Mrs. J- M C. Everett and daughters,
Mr Robinson, clerk in charge of tb.- Jt-YttZ
North Topeka postofflce, this morning "' went to Emnorta yesterday, where
the stamp sales for the month of De- tny wni spend a few days before return
eember, 1913, were the largest in the ing to their home,
history of th. North Topeka 0ffic
The sales for December, 112, were w Maxwell, on Swygert avenue,
SI 929 R7 rH!tra ATfAAflA1 fiV mnfn w- la4vM frtonHa -
a..vwv.v, aaav -
than $100 any previous monthly sales
on record. However, the sales for the
month of December, 191. 'were js- Mabe,' NeBWender entertained
$1,400.24. This sets a new record for Wednesday evening at her home. 317 East
the North Side office. "The new par- Seventh street, for Miss Minnie Pottorff,
eel post system is responsible for this," j of Eeyery. Kan. .who Is visiting relaUves
uhi... Ti. mrfninr "Al- anil friends here. The following were
said Mr. Robinson this morning. Al- ,. Misa PoMorff, Miss Harel Cold-
though we were looking for a big bust- ; on MiftB Dulce Long, Miss Mabelle Long,
neas for the last month we hardly ex- mihs Marts Miss Hubble. Miss Florence
pected that the sales would be so high. Comstock. Miss Ruby Long, Miss Prud
The insured mail, registry and money N-wende Ml iswender.Mr.
order business for December, 1913,
broke all previous records."
Baptists faceted Officers.
The members of the North Topeka
Baptist church held their annual
business meeting and election of offl-
"T" k Vc!," rtv Th fniinwinlr
eers New Year s day. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year: A. T. Rowe, clerk; T. M.
Forbes, treasurer; S. P. Frazier, flnan- I
ciaJ secretary; SP Frazier. snperin- j
tendent; W. E. Scotton, W. H. Zar-
ker, W. M. Van Ness, J. H. Kincaid, '
Frank Emert, D. A. Foltz and Kenneth
Clark, trustees; Chas. Klussman. su-
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perintendent Bible class; Fred Denney,
Buperiiiieuueui ititci mcujawa, .
other officers were: T. Al. orDes, w .
A. Forbes and J. A. Lukens.
Cliristian Churt-h Sleeting.
The members of the Central Ave
nue Christian church held their an
nual business meeting and election of
officers New Tear's afternoon. The
different committees made their re
ports for the previous year. A ban
quet was held by the members at S
o'clock New Year's night. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: P. G. Marlatt, trustee;
O. Beeler, elder; H. A. Hutchinson, C.
M. Hays, P. G. Marlatt and S. H.
Thomas, trustees; Mrs. W. E. Cow
drey, financial secretary, and H. R.
Blanchard, treasurer.
Clark Family Holds Reunion.
A family reunion of the late G. P.
r1ai1r wam field at tne home of Mr. '
and "Mrs. Michael 'Dintnsn on the-old Mr. ad Mrs. John J oner, -of Cheater ' f'es to maae an annual jLOur Dy mo-r-iow
noar n mnt villa ttiA latter avenue, will return home Sunday from tor through Germany, France, the
part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. 1
uarii were .. anions tuo wuiy KLiieia
or jenerson county. uinner was now visiting relatives in Kansas city,
served at noon. The forenoon was w'" return home the first of the week,
spent in a general f ood time by the lnnje. NewMl of Wichita is here, vwt
young people while the older ones re- t Newell, of Forest avenue,
viewed again the times of the past : The Will Mariner family, of Kellam
when they were pioneers and Kansas avenue, expect to move to Topeka within
was a young but lusty state. Those a tJmei,, . - ' . . ,
, . .. m a m mi ti Harry G. Stanton has returned to his
present were: Mr. and Mrs. M. Din- nome ,n Mulvane, Kan., alter a short
nen, Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnston of visit at the J. M. Jordan home in Oak
Grantville, Mrs. S. Pasley and chil-, land avenue.
dren of Shawnee, Okla., Mr. and Mrs. Mr- and Mrs- D- A. Truely. of Forest
Archie Sample of GrantvUle Mr. and &&lt tUSSSeV
Mrs. Richard Wright, Mr. and Mrs. A. The J. W. Carson family have moved
Chiles and daughter Vivian, Mr. and here from Wichita and have located at 145
Mrs. Harry Haynes and sons, Winni- 1 Kellam avenue.
fred, Paul and Elbert. Mr. and Mrs. wnfsL"ni"tf rti2nu.ay,fci V,1 JeUicS'
Talmage Wright and daughter Mar- 1 ehmxh'nnlrletU1 xS2 paste?;
guerite of GrantvUle. John Rodgers of Rev. A. R. Williams, assisted by Rev. D.
Nortonville, Mrs. Minnie Hurst and Ai Shutt.
son Joseph of Kansas City, Mr. and M "? Mabel Keats will return to her
u- Walter Cov Mr and Mi- A school work at Cottonwood Falls Sunday.
Mrs. waiter cox, Mr. and Mrs. A. after spending the holidays here with her
Hastings of McFarland, Mr. and Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Keats, of
Robert Glenn and children of Eudora, Alter avenue. '
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham of Kansas Mr. and Mrs H. C. Taylor and children
City. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ottinger ,1",
and daughters, Marie and Emma, Miss Colli "home. . Frank M.
Daisy Ottinger of GrantvUle, Mrs. Es- Mrs. J. L. Massev, of 145 Michigan ave-
talln r'lnrlc and rhildran T. call a 9.nli nue. will return the first nf na,t a-.alr
and May, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Book-
er and daughter Eva of Topeka. John
Wright and son Elbert of Silver Lake,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Carlson, G. S. Cun
nlngham, Mrs. Sarah Glenn of Grant
vUle, Frank Wilbur of St. Marys, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ottinger and Lola
McGrew of GrantvUle.
Bright Prospects for 114.
The business men of North Topeka
see a bright prospect for the young
but sprightly year of 1914. A num-
ber of business men were interviewed
this morning by the State Journal re
porter as to the business for the past
year and prospects for the coming
year. Without an exception the mer
chants reported a good business for
the previous year and were optimistic
as to the coming year.
Thompson-Woodard.
A very pretty wedding was that of
Miss Elsie Thompson and Cecil Wood
ard which took place at the home of
the Rev. J. D. Zimmerman, pastor of
the Central Avenue Christian church.
The ceremony took place Wednesday.
Both young people live at Elmont and
re well known throughout the north
ern part of the state. Mrs. George
Benhan served supper in honor of the
young couple Wednesday evening. A
miscellaneous shower was given for
them at the home of Mrs. Clerance
Anderson. The bride and bridegroom
will be at home to their friends at
the Woodard farm near Elmont.
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hackett have
returned to their home in Dallas, Tex.,
after spending the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph P. Hicks at their
home on North Jactyon street.
M. E. Hindman of Fort Worth is
the guest of the Rev. Joseph P. Hicks
at his home in North Topeka.
Mrs. Joseph P. Hicks will entertain
her Sunday school class at her home
on North Jackson street this after
noon at ! o'clock. Officers , for the
coming year will be elected and the
class will be reorganized. A musical
and literary program has been pre
pared for the afternoon.
Miss Gladys Pratt spent New Year's
day visiting relatives in Rossv' .
Mr., and Mrs. George Friahes nt
Oskaloosa are spending a short time '
in jNonn 'lopena visiting friends and
relatives.
Oeorge Hundredpound of Sliver
Lake is in North Topeka this morn
ing. It was reported that his son was
seriously ill at his home.
A. Eaton, who haa been Ul for some
time' at hie home ii "North Topeka, la
Improving. .
The stockholders and directors of
the Citizen's State bank held their an-
nuai business meeting in me airecioir
SJ tm52S
mpany northernpart,eofb the
oounty. A number at the telephones
have been out or Brow igr umiie uiuv.
EAST SiDEJIOTES.
ritems for thia column may be tele-
phoned to 315 or the State Journal office.!
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Miss Florence Kckert win 'ft"
last of the week . to bm. M.oa
i her cousin. Eleanor Kckert. 619 East
Eighth street, and other relatives and
friends. .
weu Sfnner yet
Saay aTthe' slm Feldner home in High-
paric.
Mrs. B. H. Porter and daughter, Martin,
were si'es ry . .
Vlllee. 4-3 East Eleventh street.
Mr. 'and Mrs. George Nightengale and
twn chjidren. of Salina, are spending the
Holidays here with Mrs. Nightengale's
norr.,s Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newland.
UIIU UlllCI CIBll ca.sau " IX a I
Mlsi . Carrie iCriton.
te a t'SL JfJlt 1 e I
Mr. Rav Smith. Mr. Claude Leonard. Mr.
Leon Allen, Mr. Jennings. Mr. Everett
Nelswender and Mr. Raymond Neiswen
der. Mrs. Fred Prosser entertained tne
Oolden Rod Embroidery club last Wednes.
day afternoon at her home. 6ii tast lo
eust street. The following ladies were
pnt. Mra Fr8nk Davis, Mrs. Claude
Tougherty. Mrs. Frank Hess. Mrs. C. L.
Holmes. Mrs. Morah Hammond. Mrs.
Frank Morris, Mrs. J. H. Taylor. Mrs. J.
J Winhunj . Mrs. H, Huber, Mra
Harry McNair and Mrs. prosser. Cards
were played during the afternoon, the
prizes being won by Mrs. Morris and Mrs.
wwSf.l5twSd.
the afternoon by her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Tne meeting will be held
witn Mrs. J. M. rayior.
The annual Installation of officers in the
Tecumseh Grange will be held at the
Gragne hall tonight. A muslccl and liter
ary program has been arranged, after
which a banquet will be served to the
members only.
OAKLAND NOTES.
ritems for this column may be tele
phoned to 3915 or the State Journal office.
Mr. iw rnnr ont.rt.ir,. tv. '
Ladies' Aid society of the Oakland Chris- '
tian church this afternoon at her home in
, Wlntleld avenue.
Mrs. Zoe Cramer, of 145 Kellam avenue.
expects to leave within a short time for
California, where she will make an ex
tended visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Julia Newell, of Forest avenue. Is
tlv on ; v.n... 1 ... !
vea ana inenas in jvansaa uiiv. i
visiting "relatives." "
Mrs. L. Bisco and daiurhter. whn im
f.1? fS' hb" wifiTe bsa
ifKnds th hol,days with relative.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Draut and daugh
ters opal and Florence, were dinner
guests veserday at the John Lingo home
In Oakland avenue.
Rob Theater Safe.
Chicago. Jan. 2. Two robbers, earlv
today, bound and gagged the watch
1 man, at the Alhambra theater, and
facaped with $800, which had been
locked in the safe.
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WANTS.
AKD L33CELLAKSCDS AD3
BRTI8lNO RATM: The rate for
eerting Want Ads ia The Topeka State
wril Is one eent a word ch Insertion.
unlmatn JO cents; by the week cents
5?iSn,n,mu cents. - .
ei?,7 THE WORDS of rr Ad. to
" 'our words for State Jol?;
",'' ' address la used:
22hfc,!un-tatter and each nomber or
r?S!fOB r wres as one word-
rlfES" HOVR. Want A to
Property In The Topeka Sete
Journal must be tn The State Journal
afE? 5forB ' o'ctoek. Want Ai
? noon hour will be k? "52
we heading: "Ton Late to Classify
as desire.
OUT OF TOWN advortfrement mm he
"ceomnanied with rash er cheek m full
Payment for the same. Note the forego-
'.nstrucrlana a boot counting the words
""J the rate per word for. The Topeka
Tnnrnal. ;
TOST KSX WTWTJTO.
LOST Diamond and nearl brooch, antique
pattern. Reward. Phone 005.
K.OST Razor between 806 Swarthmore and
St. Franci hospital. Return to Edlebute's
Dru store.
IjOST In West Tepeka a email bag eoa-
taining purse with change. Finder
pdease phone 2715 Blue.
WASTED SITUATION'S.
A YOUNG MAN attending school desires
a place to work in exchange for board
OT DOaTa BLr.Q 100111. CSU lOBS.
WANTEDPosition as deUvryman. Call
Y. M. C. A. . .
or board and room. Call 1381.
WANTED By young man student plaee
to earn board. Phone 66. W.
. WANTED MALE HELP.
GOVERNMENT JOBS open to men-Women.
Big pay. Write for Bat of .post-.
tions now available. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 125 J. Rochester, N. T. -
WANT MEN AT ONCE TO LEARN
THE BARBER TRADE. Jobs always
waiting. Better wages than you can earn
without trade. Tools given. Term. . Drop
a card for particulars. Moler Barber Col
lege, unlimited, Kansas City. Mo.
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN.
wages about $100; experience unneces
sary. Send age. stamp. Address Railway,
care Journal. . .
Phone [phone] Kansas Ave.
If you wish help or want a position
write or phone the
TOPEKA CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
WANTED By young man student place
to earn board. Phone 566-W.
AT THE THEATERS.
lionise Hale With Henry Miller, an
Authoress Science Play Booked.
Louise Closser Hale, who is a mem
ber of Henry Miller's support and will
be seen In "The Rainbow" when it
comes to thia city, has the distinction
of not only being a player of import
ance on the American stage, but is also
a successful authoress as well. Her
book of . fiction issued last year has
been a pronounced success and she ia
at work upon another.
Walter Halo. Louise Closser Hale's
husband, is an artist whose name is
known to the literary and artistic
worlds as one of the foremost ill us tra
. . . .
wrn.
it has been the custom of the
Netherlands and other continental
countries. Mrs. Hale writing the de
scriptive matter of these tours through
quaint and curious out of the way
places and Mr. Hale furnishing the il
lustrations. Their magazine works and
books of travel have been extensively
read. Miss Hale plays the role of
"Betsy Sumner" in "The Rainbow,"
in which she will be seen .here when
Mr. Miller plays his coming engage
ment at the Grand on next Thursday
night. Mail orders are- now . being re
ceived, is stated by the management
of the Grand.
The Right Princess was booked yes
terday to appear at the Grand matinee
and night on Wednesday, January 7.
This is considered an important book
ing by theatrical people over the coun
try. It is a play founded on Christian
Science and is coupled with a strong
story and an excellent cast. Seats will
be placed on sale Monday morning;
The Duke of Durham, a musical
tabloid is the show in town for the
balance of the week at the Novelty.
North Brothers played to two ca
pacity houses yesterday with the ex
cellent comedy. The Traveling Sales
man. - , . t
The Edison pictures are appearing at
the Grand today and tomorrow for the
last times this season. A special mat
inee will be given on Saturday after
noon with special prices to children a
well as adults.
Travel with Teuell to Paris. Adv.
WANTBD Boy wKh wesfe good
Vogei, SB Kansas
WE PAT highest cash Pwrhad'han
clothing. ' shaoa, hats - and overeoatat
Drop a card er call 146. E. Scrraopski
Son. 4Cg Kansas eve. '
WANTED to bay for cash, good sound
horse. - MB Harrison, v ..-. t .
1 WANTED Delivery horse, about MO lbs.
or 1000 BBS, weight, aw Kansas ave.
WANTED Tr BUt female eanarieaT
Phone ins K.
WANTED To buyta diamond; must be a
bargain.', Address John Curl, care
Journal.
WANTED Horses to feed. fc per monttC
W.J. Rlckenbacher. Phone 1S3.
$1.50 PAID for live horses, deliverer. Dead
hones and cows removed free within N
miles. Topeka Rendering Co- Phone an.
GOOD milk cows, fat cattle and veal
calves. W. C- A. Leltsow. Tel. 257.
FOR RjOTT MlSCKlL. ANKOUS.
FOR RENT Fine modern store window
and some space in front. Center busi
ness district. Fine for Jewelry store. Can
1314.
FOR RENT Building for blacksmith
I abonw The nest place in ciiy xor norse
j shoeing and repair work; cheap rent,
j Topefca Coal Co., office lgt W. 7th.
FOR RENT leu acres near uenoaen. xu-
quire eq.
FOR RENT 2 modern store rooms, ana
office rooms, steam heat, modern in ev
ery way, on $tb ave. Apply Orpheum
Theater. '
FOR BEST BOUSES.
FOR RENT Seven room house, modern
except furnace. Telephone 168, or 177$
after 5:30 p. m. - .
FOR RENT Five room residence' at 321
Clay. Call at ni numora. rnone wi.
FOR RENT 4 room cottage, Taylor s
Call 1197-w
rfin RENT Cottage aad bars, five room
I i,nna and hint. Phone 2525 Red.
FOR RENT Dandy room bouse, 1177 N.
Kansas ave. acn pnene area eo
TWO newly furnished, strictly modern
rooms, single or en suite.' Phone 437$
Red. Private family.
6 ROOM HOUSE. 215 K. Lake; good re
pair, $12. Tel. 2W PiacK.
6 ROOMS, strictly modern, in Elmhurst,
tan.
5 rooms and bath. 1519 West St.,
Ker?ey. Mulvane Bldg. Phone 88 W.
$15.
MODERN 5 room cottage, 911 West 2nd.
2417 Blue. ' - '
FOR RENT Dandy 4-room cottage, 14iS
N. Harrison, only $7 per mo. A. P. Tone
Wilson, jr.
FOR RENT Five room cottage on Lln
denwood, double floor, oellar, pantry,
closets, gas, water. $12.60. Phone 797.
FOR RENT S room bungalow, one acre
of ground, large bam. well, cistern. Call
2924 Blue. '
FOR RENT By owner. C room modern
house with garage. .1109 W. 8th. TeL
l2Sfla White. r-,...
1SC1 Utkoln. 6 rooms ........ ......S10.M
317 East Sth, 7 rooms. am. .......... .W
420 Madison. 3 rooms c.w
523 W. 8th, 4 rooms, modernr... ...... 15.00
CYRUS GUTHRIE Co. .
110 Fast 5t St. - - vr Phone 1730-W.
C ROOM modern, 217 HOhteon. Inquire 219
Huntoon. 2024 Blue.' TS ;
FOR RENT 6-room house, 323 Lake, gas
and city water. ynone76i or 133.
FOR RENT Strictly" s:moden 10-room
house: bath, closets; "roTnaees. soft wa
ter, close in, splend'dly arranged for
rooming house, to first class tenant only,
F. S. Thomas, $19 Kansas ave. Phone 29$.
RENT Well furnished modern
. riant naaonabte.' TW Harrison.
2 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, prt-
vate bath. 1106 Van Buren.
s-riR RRNT TTnf urr.lahed housekeeDlnav
rooms, first floor, inquire 7i west 6tn
FOR RENT Modern furnished-rooms by
day or week; 217 W. Sth.
NEATLY furnished room for gentleman.1
Bath, telephone, electric light, steam,
heat, etc Easy walking distance. Refer
ence required. 2494 White.
FOR RENT 3 unfurnished modern rooms.
Inquire 716 west 8tl St.
FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms, gas.
heat and water furnished, $12.50 per mo.
2380 Black. ; ,
$ NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms,
first floor, modern conveniences. 107 E.
13th st.
tJ XV tvmi 1 uuiui umncu x ja a auA .
sswwlrir1 fvwima r1 - in PtinnA 'ttJZ '
Red. . . n '
MODERN furnished light housekeeping
rooms. 111-113 E. 4th.
FOR RENT 4 good front office rooms,
hot water heat, toilet, hot and cold wa
ter, gas and electric lights. Private stair
way. Inquire 82 Kansas ave.
FOR RENT Nicelv furnished modern up
stairs front room. 70S West 6th st
3 OR MORE unfurnished rooms, close in.
2662 Black
935 KANSAS AVE. Unfurnished corner
room, gas, water. Tel. 2399 Blue.
THE WHEEIRTtMeniTurnlshed
rooms with first-class board; everything
homelike and pleasant: gentlemen only.
1030 Jackson. Phone 5045 Blue.
TOPEKA HOTEL. 122 W. 6th.
Modem rooms with board. $1.25 per day.
THE BURNETT, 508 Harison St.. well
furnished rooms; first class board."
CATERKRS.
MRS. JULIA A. WILEY.
High class catering for receptions, even
ing parties and banquets; 'also table board.
TeL [phone] Van Buren.
TOR
SALE MIS47TCLLAJTEOUS.
SCALES
New and 2nd nana.
Phone 4361 Red.
FOR SALE Dry cord and heating wood.
Phone 1909 K-3. .. -. . ,
FOR SALE Pianos. The Residence Piano
store, 1166 Wayne ave.. end Lowman car
line. Phone 3289. Let, us know if this- in
tere.ts you.
EEEP Til AT
HEW TEAM'S
lRESOLOTlION TO
'.ECOHOmZEJ-
BTVISSTING
JAOP
PHOKI. 3743
617-19 QOaUCT
FOR SALE Dry wood for stove or fur
naee. Phone 2976 K-3. -
FOR SALE Very reasonable hotel and
restaurant, good location? good reason
for relling. - 41i Ksnaas are. '
ALFALFA and prairie hay tor sale. V.
E. Bigham. Flmne 32. 1 West Norria,
North Topeka ' .
FOR SALE Four foot quarter sawed
golden oak desk, good as new. $37 JO. See
Grate at Davis Merc Co.
Ranhr amnln - -
.number of persons are going with us. e
writ for reservation aad ranttag. Last
Fruit Farms located down below tne treat
Among them was Mr. J. 8. FarreU who ,
QnuizK Ur. WajrwU ItAuvht from tta and
The following latter states very tersely aad
country aad our Tropical Fruits Farms: ,
Utt West Fith Street. Topeka. Xbbw DeoL ISO.
Mr. H. M. Gaines, Topeka. Kan.
Dear Sir: Having returned from an- excursion to yo-rr land to Plerlda I am
writing to tell you of my impression of the country. ; After a thorough, examina
tion of the land tn that locality and having made various inquiries, I found the land
to be aU that you represented. The climate- was ideal: the roads the as-sat I have
ever seen; the cities doing a flourishtag b tutus, and I fully believe that a man
with some money has the greatest of opportunities there. I will leave with my
ramBy wlthm the next month to make my future homo there on land I have boms tit
from yea. - Thanking you for the many courtesies extended during say trip, 1 re
main, your respectfully J. B FARRELts
nXHIDA LAKD CC?An7. C. II. li.CZl
11$ Central National Bank Building, Topeka, Kan.
ARE YOU
THINKING OF GOING TO FLOR1ADT
, IF BO WHY NOT GO WITH OUR
- HI :
1IIJESIDAY :
JANUARY TH
We will save you money if you go with
US. Let us show yon over 10$ photographs
taken on our property.
COTTRELL) CO., LOCAL AGENTS.
107 East 7th. - . Phono Ha,
1 ..SBO'CAiSH
Brand new, 5 rooms, modern, oak fintah,
sleeping porch, east front, everything fine.
Price (or quick sale $2,0- $30 cash and
$25 per month. -
GARLINGHOU8E REALTY CO. '
008 Kansas Ave. Phone 1995 W.
CHOICE HQUS FOU SALE
. 516 HORNE STREET.
-AC room, absolutely modern residence,
with sleeping porch finished so as to make
a part of the residence for winter use, gas
and electric light plenty of closets in
kitchen, splendid barn suitable for garage
In- the rear; Just one lot but abundance
of room on either side, old shade, street
paved, 7H minute car service; can maka
easy terms. Price $$,550.
mLSON & KEISUAKCSR
Phone 94$. Ml West th St.
WEST SIDE SPECIALS
One close in, 8 rooms, back Stairs, bath,
furnace, grate, el. It., gas cistern, barn,
shade. Rents $25.' Price $3,600.
Another, eaey: distance out. 8 rooms,
hall, back stairs, grate, furnace, gas,
bath, cistern, pump inside, well,, barn,
shade, paving paid, car close. $3200.
Owners urge special sale and will con
sider an offer that mean prompt action.
J. E. TOEMKGTOK
M W. 6th. Tel. 228.
'2 good modern lots and some cash to
exchange for a modern 5 room cottage,
close In. . .
6 room modern cottage. 1V4 lots, $ blocks
from state house. Taxes all paid up to
December. 1914. Will make terms.
BAILEY BROS. CO. 990, Res. 283.
FOR SALE OR RENT Modern bungalow
and store building suitable for drug
store,, bakery or grocery. Phone 21
White. - - -
PLENTY" of fee for-cattle in the Rain
Belt of Colorado. - All crops are good
and have -never failed for 43 years; good
potato and -alfalfa land from $20 to $25,
aer ten - ah -wxuiuui uivwuui . . .
Nichols, 529 Kan, ave., Topeka. Kan,
EASY TERMS OR TRADE 6 rooms.
Sumner. 2336 Blue.
. $3,000 cottage for $2,100, $1,100 cash.
' West side cottage, 5 rooms, gas, city
water, cistern, cemented cellar, 1 lots,
barn, chicken house, near car. $1,000 loan.
West side, 15 acres, for sale on terms.
For rent, 8 lots, well, 5 room cottage,
near school, car line.
BAILEY BROS. CO. Phone 990. Res. 293.
FOR SALE 5 room bungalow, one acre
of ground, huge barn, well, cistern. Call
2924 Blue.
FOR SALE M1SCKLLANFOUS.
FOR SALE Good
desk. White Swan
Bakery.
FOR SALE Alfalfa,
Kansas ave.
Phone. 635.
9
618 N.
FOR
SALE One
new $75 Royal type-
5.
Santa Fe unclaimed freight house. 1 mntJnmmmmmii mmnm'J'
FOR SALE-Pump shop, dood opting TOPJEEA TTnlAIISFER &
for plumber and ttnner. Phone 1285 W. . TJaV
INDIAN TWIN -$40 down, balance pay- i9 B O&&(0j5 CO.
menta. S. M. P.. care Journal. MOVING PACKING-STORAGE.
LINE YOUR CHICKEN HOUSE mPPnAAV T AnxrM
for cold winter weather with stereotype raaiaeTalOOF WAREEOUSE
mats; each mat 16x20 liches: 60c per 109 ammnts ' loelced ,m. . , , , .
mats, to cover 220 square feet. Call at P locked rooms for household
buslnew oftice of The State Journal. - Phone 3H gt Adams SfT
. MERCHANTS Transfer and Storage Col.
FOR SAT.F HORSKS. COWS. tarnish expert packers; also look after
-'k 1 xwssj freight. . Phone 4196. Skinner A Gayhart-
FOR SALE 16 head of cows, all win be -
fresh soon. These are big No. 1 dairy '
cows; will give 4 to gallons each of BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES.
weighed milk with good butter record". 21T"trTT " -
Holsteins. Guerneys- and brown colored FOR BALE New and second-hand carom
Jerseys. Come see these cows. They are Pocket billiard tables and bowling
priced right. Will sell one or alL O. N. "Beys. We lead the world In cheap-fix.
H'.melburger. 405 Fillmore at.' . tures; easy payments. Send for fatalogue.
FOR SALE-Ridlng pony . Call 2924 BjueT ESZZ&F&SESS: MV
GOOD milk cow at 328 Alter ave.. Oak- u j,
land. Phone 2277 K-l. ' .' ' :- '", 1 " . :
1 REGISTERED Jersey bull for service. . ' ATTORX ETS AT LAW.
Fees $1-00. Himelbeger, 6th snd Golden ww.
ave. - HIRAM C. ROOT, Attorney at Law.
1 1 Abstract and Real Estate snd Probate
law. 88 Columbian Bldg., Topeka.
rag sAy?pyj??vt!-. - - r j. L '
POULTRY bought, sold and exchanged. . a. v MACHIKB SHOPS.
Telephone us what you have; what yon CCTT
want. The Cope's Phone 1309. GUNS repaired and cleaned by experts
m a H. B. Howard Supply Co.. 714 if mm.
: : ave.
j TJSSSr j
AT CUT RATE Framing pictures, mir- r-flSSJAJ-.BO;rP- - -'
rors. Xmss pictures. Coe Bros., 828 K. Av. n 1 1 ' ' """'2''' rl"1J1J'J'-
..... . . .. TCOS. J. OTERS,
. ' .? tZ9xnan. ?columbiam bldg. , .
Government and raitread bonds, grain
j. A. ROSEN, paitnt r attorney, a'Kan- and copper" stoAs. First and second
saa ave.. Topeka. Kan. . mortgages bought, sold and placed.
QA1ES FJL07E3 WNTBD-Tonr orders for sweat dderT
for fresh flowery Wedding and funeral. TTmi VUu W""
a specialty.' Everything grown in our own
greenhouses not snipped In. - Us Ksnsae 11 ' -v -"
ave. Phone 77-W. - -. . .. . apiiHtjiKWg, ' ' v -
MRS. M. E- HOLLLcRAFT Cut flowers, - ---1???? , ,,
floral desKms.-87.Kse. ave. 'Phone ts-W JOHN PETRZILEK. the only practical
j , fwrrter ia Kansas, m West ith. Topeka.
L. M. PENWELL, -funeral ' director and ??P!r
f embalmer. T. E. Jones, Aaa't. First class w whwwkti rsvvtterZ. - "
anrviee 508-519 Quincy St. Telephone. 191. v. CUPFIftGh and -trade r.
service, w-aie vtiturey . teiww. n porta, Kansas and nearby states.' The
1 Phone 287. Day and Night. Kansas News Service. Tooeka.
j HAWLEY STEELE. . ' i mmmmmtm
Funeral directors and embahners, 113 East ;
8th ave. Mrs. Root. Steele, assistant.. n '-,rRS;v1?S!S -SJVrr-r,.
r - . FBAMWQ. regiMiBr, mat niaUpinossv
.JSS&SStiS?!, tottJ J-p- oUlv miM 1
DR. ARMSTRONG, tn Kr ave. - ., . - 1
PhonesiL. " -.r" IPJ1WIU1':
DtM.NawrwOtarnctSL u8 ter sale ec'r --t" ZT
Off'ce 807 Kan. ave Phone ttsVW. -' .... " ' ' me-
drTlydi aaIii L' ma. vm. East 1 r.S.V
- to Vlortda January Oth. A large
have nam for a tew Basra. Cewa in or
soon number hwse'gaied our Vvopleal
tuac wmm rata atmcm
Mty.
Creek
Used at I vacantly Bear H
wlA maig to has new home
jawaary.
pointed If what Mr. FarreU thinks of the
EOT BinnEn
New. mm aeenniaA mm
bath room, cellar, cement walks. 1
well, gas, within dinner walking distance
01 oanta re shops. Pries suo KMW cask,
balance easy monthly payments. , .
SOAUilEE AGEHC7
CM Kansas Ave.
I have for sale one of the best cash
grocery store I have ever offered. Doing
a splendid business aad every dollar cash.
It wiB take $2,000 or more to handle It.
Can sell a oae-balf interest.
J.A.ITIEA
Ave. Phone 1$-W
OBLOCnS
from downtown, new. never occupied, $
room bungalow, bath room. Itf lots, city
water, electricity, cellar, cement walks.
Price $l,e. $60 cash, balance easy month
ly terms.
SOAUHEE AGSKCY
534 K a nana Ave, phone 506.
FOB. SALE Three acre lots, cottage, t
elar. well; cistern, barn, 81.200.
P. C. Moore, 351 Wabash ave., Oakland. ,'-
BUSINESS CHANCES
We.,,Lotta bajre a attle Ttaga ac
count. The interest will help us next
Xmas get oar gifts, or pay our coal bill.
Any amout at any time can be deposited
Write er call (or booklet. , - .r
CAPITAL BUILDING A LOAN ASSN.,
534 Kansas' Ave. '
BEN?? pPBNTNO In Florida, aixpei
eneea dining room or restaurant party
with some capital is offered fine oppor
tnnlty. Phone quickly 636. (Call Florida.)
J9S33:
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDs'oF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Horses, cattle pianos, diamonds, house,
hold goods, libraries, typewriters, autoe.
Sfr,e5 n2a.chfnfX,tnd to salaried peel
pie. F. S. Thomas, 519 Kan. Ave. Tel. 298.
M?Y.Jnn.. "vwtock. pianos.
guns, typewriters, household goods a -id
persona! security. L. Blscoe. 523 Kan ave,
6 AND PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN
ON FARMS AND TOPEKA PROP- -ERTT
IN ANY AMOUNT T ;
FROM $606 UP.
If you wish a new loan or have a ma
taring loan or wish to change your loan,
either farm or city, or wish a building
loan, write or call at our office, first floor.
New England Bldg. ':
BirranniiBALTT TjOAN CO.
IF YOU WANT quick money see Bally
Bros. Co.. agents of The Aetna Rulld-r
ing Loan Co. TeL 890. Office 108 East
7th st.
MONEY TO LOAN on personal property
and collateral security, on easy terms,
O. H. Fl'ntham. 906 E. 4th st,
MONEY TO LOAN on city and farm
property, any - amount, low Interest
rates, and most liberal terms. Call or
write for our plan. w. M. Forbes Co.,
Security Btdtf. ' :
TR WSFPR tSl) STTtRAGB.
pub,"Se$
I msl E
RKQLVrT. That tbe S"e T
of siwiif aitts eg tmm f.,.r s
of - a4 " (
jtaatatKi sureaee from toe w r
woajwawn avenue to the eet
wood avenue, be giadat, eur t .
bmed curb aid p,tH v 4
fiafeet wide with Wi 1 V
a lour lu men e
. . :-y. ' w. o. taf
t C B. Jseyge. etty clerk ei t-e
Topeka, Kasaas. tie hereby emu 1
the above and (preening resotatJon t-t
true and correct copy ec the nr
now on file in my eftlee.
WeaLJ C & BURGE, City Clerk. -
RESOLVED. That the ssayor aq ha
of oseamlsstoners of the City ef TV
Kanaaa. deem it necessary for the b
terests of said pity that Tytev street
tk milk U nntklu . I . .
north Une ef Euclid aeaue, be r -
oma.1. .1 4 Li m . '
Pved thirty im feet wide. .
asphaltie concrete on a tow (4) inch tau
Crete rase.
' W. O. TANDY. Tiinssj in -f.C
B. Burge city clerk ef tne C -
of Tepeka. Kansas, do hereby certify t.
the above and foregoing resolution Is
true end correct copy of the orlgtn
now on file, in tn ntrtna
Seal. C- B. BURGK, City 1
RESOLVED, That the mayor aad boatf
of commissioners of the City of Tones
interests of said city that Buchanan slieal
from the south Une of King street to ie
uw.u ...av u& nuiiLuua aireet. no rrtaiLi.
curbed with combined curb and gutt-r-a'd
paved thirty (80) feet wide wua
asnhaMle concrete on a four (4) inch eon--'
crete base.
- W. O. TANDY, nmansrlinisi. -.
I. C. B. Burge. city clerk of the Clky ei
Topeka. Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing resolution tm m
true and correct eopy of the Mtsdnal
now on file in my office.
Seal. C B. BliBGB.
:." Cit Clerk,.;
RESOLVED. That the mayor and board
of comnusslcners of the City otvZZ
Kansas, deem It necessary for thlbaTc
interests of said city that Tlai alTTIt
from the south line of Second atreetto
the south lne of First aenue, bVrridee!
curbed with combined aurb'.nd VexUr
tntivSfJSlrtr so2 teet wlde- with iTi
vitrifed blocks on s four (4) toch cimm!
base with asphalt filler.- eflowrt
. W. a. TANDY, Commissioner
1. C. B. Burge. city clerk of thecuTet
Tepeka, Kansas, do hereby eerOfy ttli
the above and foregoing resolution ton
SeaL ... C. B. BURGK.
City Clerk.
RESOLVED. That the Mayor and Rear
k'L0.113 of the Cltrof TorSSSf
Kansas, deem it uecesairy for the be!u?2
terests ot said city that Ninth streetfrom
the west Hne of Lincoln street to'SS
Une of West street, be graded. anSS
wlh combined eurb and gutter, aad
twenty-sU (36) feet wide wHhaphalSi
concrete on a four (4) Inch ooncretobaaa.
, W O TANDY. ComniSJJne?
I, C. B. Burge. city clerk of UimTitV
Tereka.. Kansas, do hby cefSfy Ti -5
the above and foregoing resolution la i
true and correct copy of the original new
on file in my office.
Seal.) ; C. R- BURGE.
; City clerk. ;
RESOLVED. That the-Maor and Board
of Commissioners of the City of Teeeka.
Kansas, deem It necessary for the bestm.
terests of said city that Seventh stress
e.nm ...... L.
from Clay street to Buchanan street.
..r' . "i .Li",.w."""k"., 5uro awl
with combined eurb and
v-" ' r v unit ".tJUf BC Wlfii
with 26 vitrified brick blocks on a hw
(4) ineh conereto base with asphalt Itw
. W. t.. TANDY. Commlunoner.
I. C. B. Burge. city clerk of the City of
Topeka. Kansas, do hereby certify tht
the above and foregoing resoluUon is a
true and correct copy of the origlnalsnow
on file In my office.
SeaL C. B. BURGE.' ,
5 City Clerk, i
RESOLVED, That the Mavor and '
of Commissioners of The Citv at ti.i,.
Kansas, deem it necessary for the beet la-'
terests of said dty that Eleventh street
from the west-line of Fillmore street te
the east line of -West street, be graded,
curbed with combined eurb and guttor.
and paved twenty-six (26) feet wide witis
asphaltie concrete on a four (4) Inch con
crete base. t - . ,
W. G, TANDY. Commissioner.
I. C. B, Burge, city clerk of the City ot
Topeka, Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing resolution is a
true and correct copy of the original now
on file in my office.
Seal. C. B. BURGE. City Clerk.
First published in the Topeka State
Journal, January 1, 1814.
RESOLVED, That the mayor and board
of commissioners of the City of Topeka.
Kansas, deem it necessary for the batt
interests of said city that Willow ave.
nue from the west line of Elmwood ave
nue to the west Hne of the alley running
north and south between Shawnee avenue
and Linden wood avenue, be graded.
curbed with combined eurb and gutter.,
and paved twenty-six feet wide with 30 -
vitrified blocks on a four (4) inch concrete
base with asphalt finer.
W. G. TANDY. Commissioner.
I, C. B. Burge. city clerk of the City of
Topeka. Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing resolution Is a',
true and correct copy of the original now
on file In my office.
SeaL - C. X BURGE.
..,.- City Clerk.
RESOLVED. That the Mayor and Board
of Commissioners of the City, of Topeka.
Kansas, deem It necessary fqr the best in- '
terests of said ety that Huntington ave
nue from the west l!ne of Harrison street
to the east line of Topeka avenue, be
graded, curbed with combined curb and
gutter, and paved twenty-six (26) feet
wide with asphaltie concrete on a four (4) '
inch base. -
W. G. TANDY. Commissioner.
I, C. B. Burge, city clerk -of the City of
Topeka, Kansas, do hereby .certify ., that
the above and foregoing resolution is a
true and correct copy of the original now
on file In my office. '
Seal. C. B. BURGE. 5
- . - ' . City Cleric ...
- RESOLVED, That the Mayor and Board
of Commissioners of the City of Topeka.
Kansas, deem it necessary for the best In
terests of :aa44 city that Lsiand street -from
the south 'line of' Fourth street to.
the north tme ol Sixth street, he graded.
purged wf 4 jMxqbiaed curb and gut tar.
ana pevea . - - r-tnx (z reel wiae wstn
aaphslUc concrete on a four (4) inch oon
. crete base.
tur n. iwnv -r. I
.-. . v Commiaslotier.
ten. Burge. city clerk of the City of:
Topeka, Kansas, do horeby certify the
the above -and foregoing resolution is a
true snd correct copy of the original now
en file in my "Office. ?
SeaL C. B. BURGE. City Clerk, '
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XAX DEALERS.
I ' COAL--WOOD-KINDLING. :
Coal, 36$ lbs. ... . ..w... a. ' .
Wood, per rick i
KlndUcg. ; par bwdJ..... ....... ........
CAtwI COAL CO.
Ph. 3642-4W1 clc. 4W ' .1
WET 'JfTH.
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613 BlPe Side.-,
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