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ho 1014.001 BICYCLES GIVEN AWAY. In exchange for agents' services, or will be sold for cash at 25 per cent. discount on our prices as quoted below. These wheels are high grade and first-class in every respect. No better are, or can be made by any manufacturer.

They are furnished us direct from the factory at lowest dealer's prices and fully warranted in every respect. Dealer's Price. Our Price. Ladies' and Gent's High Grade Wheels $100. $75.

Boy's and Girls' High Grade Wheels 45. 35. We want a list of new HOW PAYMENT IS TO BE MADE. subscribers at every post office. The price of The Illustrated Weekly is $2.50 per year.

We will send it on trial 3 months for 25 cents. Secure as many new names as you can and each 25 cents you send us will be credited on the purchase price of the wheel. If you fail to secure enough money in subscriptions to pay for a Bicycle the balance can be paid in cash at 25 per cent. off and we will ship the wheel at once. Example: You secure 100 subscribers at 25 cents each ($25.) and want a $35.

bicycle, balance on purchase price $10., send us $7.50 and the wheel will be shipped at once. Specifications and accurate description of bicycles mailed to any address on request. Sample copies with printed description of the paper to. assist agents in securing subscribers will be forwarded free of charge. Address, Subscription Department THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY, Topeka, Kans.

00-00 0 SO IT DIDN'T BOTHER HIM. C. ACROSS THE FIELDS A FARMER WENT- A SAORTER CUT WAS HIS INTENT UNTIL A WALL OF POND'ROUS SIZE. LOOMED UP TO FARMER JONE'S SURPRISE. HE THEN AT ONCE BEGAN TO KICK, AND SO DID NANCY FAST AND QUICK.

able, Hf Goof? THEN QUOTE OLD FARMER JONES- "YOU SEE THAT WALLS OF STONE DON'T BOTHER THE BEST COUNTRY! THE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WHERE IS IT? SEEKING IT MANY YEARS. They went to the Northwest! They found blizzards, and long, cold dreary winters, hot winds and drouths. Their crops failed. They went to the Pacific Coast! Lands were high in price and had to be irrigated. Markets too far away.

Some went to the Southeast! They found worn-out lands--fertilizers cost a fortune, and orange trees took twenty years to come into bearing. Then the people began to go to ARKANSAS, AND BEST THERE COUNTRY. THEY FOUND THE No Drouths. No Heated Terms No Floods. No Long Winters.

And they are now pouring No Blizzards. No Grasshoppers. into the State by thousands No Cold Snaps. No Crop Failures. and hundreds of thousands.

No Hot Winds. No Irrigation. FREE HOMES: DE There are 4 million acres in Arkansas The State has 14 million acres to There are 2 million acres of Ry. lands at For full information, as to price of tickets and freight rates on household D. 313 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas.

Before placing an order secure our estimate on printing. IT WILL PAY YOU. Illustrated Weekly, 313 Kansas Ave. Bell Phone No 70. N.

B. ARNOLD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. 426 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas. H.

B. HOWARD, PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, GOLDEN RULE MACHINE WORKS Patent Models, Barbers' Supplies and Tool Grinding. Guns, Pistols and Fine Cutlery. Manufacturer of Christian Endeavor Pins and Badges. 327 Kansas Topeka, Kansas.

Don't Buy a Watch until you have seen the Santa Fe Watch and Clock Co, 601 East 4th Street, Topeka. Have your watch repaired by competent and skillful workmen. SANTA TE WATCH AND CLOCK 601 East 4th Street. When you buy a watch of the SANTA FE WATCH AND CLOCK Co. it is guaranteed to perform satisfactorily or money refunded.

601 East 4th Street, Topeka. subject to Homestead entry! sell or give to settlers! way down prices, and easy terms! lands, choice of location, R. R. goods, call on or address, SHELTON, LAND AND EMIGRATION HOP BITTERS: Home-made costs 10cts pt. Pure Rum and Whisky costs 25cts gal.

Send 60c for receipes. W. PUGH, Chemist, Catharpin, Va. CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Furnishes competent help for all kinds of labor and the trades. FARM HANDS A SPECIALTY.

Correspondence promptly answered. RATHBURN RATHBURN, 524 Kansas Topeka, Kan. GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY! I have had such splendid success that I can't help writing you about it. I have not made less than $5, and some days from $15 to $25. I am really elated, and can't see why others do not go into the Dish Washer business at once.

I have not canvassed any; sell all my washers at home. They give such good satisfaction that everyone sold, helps to sell many others. I believe in a year I can make a profit of Three business Thousand Dollars, besides. and When attend to regular a Olimax Dish wants Washer can be is bought very for $5, family body one, wants and it easy selling what every The Climax Mfg. Columbus, Ohio, I address think to buy.

For particulars, any lady or gentleman, anywhere, can make from $5 to $10 a day. I would like to have your readers try this business. and let us know through your columns how they succeed. When in need of artistic printing or engraving call, write or ring up Bell telephone No. 70.

Our work is perfection; our prices moderate. We can handle any contract from a postage stamp to an unabridged dictionary. ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 813 Kansas Topeka Kansas..