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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Distinguishes Writer ExiIed.

Constantinople special: Ebuzzia Tewfik,
a State Counsellor and distinguished
writer, has been arrested and eXiied to
koniah, city of Asia Minor, for writing
an article diSpleasing TO the Sultan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
po,;tics Causes a Murder.

In a street fight at Huntington, w.
Va, Shelly Sharitz was. shot and killed
instantly. The quarrel arose over the
election Shelly Sharitz was shot by
Hall Ross, who fired into crowd.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Indiana iiorses for Africa.

indianapolis dealers, on order from
Kansas City, bought three car loads of
horses to be used 10y the English cavalry
in South Africa. They are Indiana
horses and brought from $50 10 500
zach
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19

Gen. Dewet inflicted the third defeat
on the British within week at Mecrkes-
fontein. killing or wounding 600, captur-
ing 800 men and twelve wagons, and los
ing five Beers killed and nine wounded.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
More of Women.s Wiles.

You have deceived mer' cried the
young husband at their first meal.
Tears sushed from her eyes.
You told me that you couldn't cook, :"
he continued, "and find that you car"
North American.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19

The residence of Peyton w. Ruble, at
Daisy postofiice, W. Va, burned and
Mrs. Peyton Ruble and Gordon Davis, Il
boy of o years, were burned TO death.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Tobacco Warehouse Burned.

The leaf tobacco factory of W. q. Dun
ningion & Co. in Petersburg, Va, con
tanning over 100000 pounds of tobacco,
purchased recently for the Austrian Gov
ernmcnt, was destroyed 10y fire. The loss
is estimated at 100000.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Eleven Men Are Drowned.

AZ the result of the wreck of a fishing
boat on the north Cornish coast of Eng
land three fishermen and eight lifeboat
men were drowned. The lifeboat went
to the rescue of the imperiled fishermen
and was upset in the attempt to save
their lives.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Columbus. Ohio. Bank Goes Down

The bank of Reinhard Il Co. founded
in 1865, suspended business at Columbus,
Ohio. John q. and Henry A. Reinhard
filed deeds of assignment to Thomas }.
Alternately, who qualified by giving bonds
accrccatin. $50 600
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Bank wrecker Is Sentenced.

In New Orleans the United States
Court of Appeals affirmed the convic-
tion OF Joseph \. Wolfson, who was tried
for his part in the wrecking of the old
Union National Bank of that city.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Denies Strike Story,

General Manager Murphy of the Queen
and Crescent Railway, denies the reports
of a threatened strike on that system.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
BID Fire In Oklahoma.

Fire at Ponca City, Ok, caused $780,
900 loss. The burned district includes
one of the best business blocks in the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
The Dictionnry~Hab;t.

Friend-What queer language your
husband uses. He pronounces every
word half dozen different ways.
Wife-Yes, he has half dozen differ
ent dictiOnariee.-New York Weekly.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Suicide of a Minister

Rev. Dr. Joseph Hemphll committed
suicide near Ballard, Cal, by blowing the
top of his head of with a shotgun. He
is believed 10 have been temporarily in
sane.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
DISAGREE ON WAGE SCALE.
Conference of Iron Founders and Molders
Is Failure.

Representatives of the National Iron
Founders Association and of the Inter
national Iron Molders' Union. after
two days conference in Cincinnati, dis
agreed on the subject Of wage scale.
The demand of the men was for an ad-
vance of % cents day on the minimum
wages OF $40 and for other concessions
The outcome will depend now ON the ac-
tion of local unions throughout the cOun-
try, and may result in q combination to
enforce the demand.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19

The East Liverpool, Ohio, postoffice
was gutted by fire. Much of the loose
mail and that in boxes was destroyed.
The mail still i'll pouches was saved. The
loss on mail cannot be estimated. Dam
age to the building will amount TO about
900
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Generally Speaking.

Here's an al. dat says dey wants a
man to do general work"
What kind of work is dat, beau:"
Dunno, but l bet it's dead easy, for
hard work ~
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19

The wasp is an insect highwayman.
Wasps have often been observed to
rob bees while these industrious work
crs. laden with the fruits of an expedi'
ton, are returning to the hive.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
Zinc and Lead Trust Formed.

An English syndicate has closed deal
for eighty acres of zinc and lead mineral
lands at Galena, Kan, the consideration
being 100000. This syndicate will or
ganize $1I.0oQ,0o0 trust to operate the
property.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19

Switzerland viii Not Mediate.
The Federal Council of Switzerland
has refused to mediate between the
Boers and England. as requested by the
former.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19

Yankee Cavalry and Virginia ChivaIry.
The coolness and courage with which
some of the Virginia women are en-
dowel is fact which has been too
often and too ,0illiantly illustrated to
lion. Union cavalry straggler. after
yainly ransacking the Outbuildings Of
Il plantation in search of corn, ap-
preached the door in which Il young
lady was standing, and demanded that
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
AROUND A BIG STATE.
INTERESTING ITEMS OF LATE
OHIO NEWS.

What Our Nsighbors Are Doing-MatteFs
of General and Local Intersst- Mar
riagos and Deaths ccidents and Grimes
Personal Pointers About Ohio PeopI.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19

ssome of the grain, which he knew was
concealed in the house. should be given
him" I'VE have none" was the re-
nly. stand aside until 1 go In and see
for myself" he rudely retOrted, at the
same time whipping out of its sheath q
heavy Colts revolver. No sooner done
than the fair Virginian planted herself
firmly in the doorway. drew a small re-
peater from her full and throbbing
bosom. and deliberately aiming it at
the intruder's head. exclaimed:
Approach one step further towards
this house and you are dead man.
Raffled in his endeavors by such an
exhibition of bravery. the trooper turn
ed on his heel and left, without taking
that zone step further" He was not
aware. at the time. that the maiden
who thus placed such check upon his
movements was the betrOthed Of
George r. Davis. nephew Of Jeffs.
who discharged her pocket pistol with
an accuracy which had made her fa'
nous in that locality.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
SOLONS IN SESSION.
WORK OF THE STATE LEGiSLA.
TURE.

An Impartial Record of the Work
Accom- pl .sl,ed by Those Who Make
Our Laws How the Time Has Been
Occupied During the Past Week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19
SeM Plate Mirror Combine.

The American Plate Mirror Company
was chartered at Harrisburg, Pa, with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13

Orange River colony, and drive out
General Dewet's commando of 1000 men.
Secretary Long and armor plate max
ers confer over placing contracts for
S15, 900, 600 of armor plate for navy and
a satisfactory arrangement is probable.
Ex-President Harrison gives out state
nent admitting he is not in accord with
administration on Porto Rican tariff
Mysterious death of heavily insured
young woman in Chicago unearths big
insurance conspiracy, duplicating a
score of persons.
Lord Roberts announces that he will
issue a peace proclamation before leav-
ing Africa for England
Conference Of operators and miners
called to discuss terms Of agreement.
a delegate convention of miners meets
later to take action on offer of 10 per
cent. increase by operators.
Marquis Ito of Japan says disaster of
the century threatens if aggressive
measures are attempted in China.
Ninety-first annual meeting of the
American Board Of Foreign Missions
convenes at st. Louis, with large at
tendance.
Sir Thomas Upton issues challenge for
series of races for Americas cup, to
be held next August.
Bryan and Secretary Mefklejohn ex-
change letters regarding the treaty
made with the sultan of SuIu.
President Sanctemente Of Colombia,
recently depOSed. relinouishes his claim
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13
THIS is FUNNY.
Why Douglas County Prohibit
tiOn Ticket Was Not Filed.
Man Entrusted with It Be
comes Intoxicated.
FORGOT HIS MISSION.
Trouble Because Ticket Will
Not Be On Official Ballot.
Time Expired Before the Doc
ument Was Found.

One of the most bitter local political
quarrels in Kansas les reported from
Douglas county whore the Prohibition
county ticket has beer barred from
place on the official ballot because OF
the carelessness Of "a man under the in-
nuencc OF liquor.
Just how a Prohibition ticket happened
to be in the possession of man who
was drunk is strange incident in pole
tics. but the manner in which the ticket
was lost exceeds that feature in public
interest.
The Prohibitionists held a convention
in Lawrence and nominated county
ticket. This ticket was duly certified
and placed In a sealed envelope to be- de-
livered TO an attorney who WAS expected
to file the ticket with the county cinrls.
Those having the matter ln charge
went to the attorneys Office but he was
out The janitor Of the building was
given the letter with positive instrlC-
lions to see that il got into the hands uf
the lawyer who was TO file IT,
The colored man was all anxiety at
that moment to fulnn mis- mission. but
he too found the lawyer out of his Office.
He returned 10 the lower floor of the
building, and according TO his eNplana-
ton, placed the envelope in place ~
safety among some papers IN the Law
renee Journal office.
The envelope was not thought of UNI
til the time expired FOR the filing or local
the list and an investigation developed
the fact that their ticker had never
been filed. A further investigation
placed the responsibility Oh the culored
janitor who has a fondness for the flow
ms bowl. While under the influence Df
that particular soother. the custodian
Of the envelope containing the prohibit
ton ticket put Il away so well that he
has not yet found fl, 80 the Prohibition
lists are left off the official ballot.
The rum power got IN it's work again
is the expression which is often used 70
designate this complication By some of
the opposition but the Prohibitionists
allege that the Republicans got the coll
ored man drunk and induced him 70
make away with the document.
This version Of the matter has been
responsible for a complicated local fuss
which is stirring up a great deal ~
trouble
cidert in the political history 81 Tie
state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13

and is succeeded by Vice President
Marroquin.
Union and non-uniOn miners clash at
Oneida and one policeman is killed and
other persons wounded
Anarchist Bertolani, suspected accom-
plice of Bresci, confesses to conspiracy
to murder seven different rulers, includ-
ing either Mckinley or Bryan
Objection made to Dom PauPs landing
at Marseilles and passing through
France, as sympathy shown by inhabi-
tants may offend England
Sir Thomas Upton corners all visible
pork in United States, but sells at fair
profit.
Senator Hanna completes schedule of
his four days northwestern tour next
week, including thirty-seven speeches.
Henry Youtsey co1lapses during trial
for murder of Goebel, and insanity is
threatened.
Presidents vacation is ended, and he
and Mrs. Mckinley return to Washing
ton.
Secretary Long announces $500, OO0. 900
as the estimate for the support of army
and navy for next year
-Four persons are killed and twenty
Injured IN q political street riot in Porto
Rico.
Roosevelt closes Illinois tour and
speaks to immense audiences on his way
through Indiana.
yellow fever mortality at Havana
greater than for three years, due to un-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13
GEORGE NJ. NOBLE & COMPANY,
rites Residence Properties Suburban Tracts Farm Properties and Vacant Lots

p. 1s3-No. COZ Buchanan St.. being the
south half Of lots 1859 to 17e inclusive, 9Th
house with ali modern convenfences, in
Guiding steam heat, fine frame barn, etc.
222 Topeka ave-. corner 7th. a large resi-.
dence with all modern convenience good
frame barn. A most desirable location
B. 34o-The south half of lot 625 and all
OF 62I, block 6, Lane St, Martin & Dem
A. 266-Nc- 929 Morris ave, a large 2
story frame residence of rooms. situated
on lots 295 and 2s7 Morris ave. West Park
add. to Topeka.
B. 7S-Lots 126. 1913 10th ave. east, an ez-
cellent and large frame residence with all
modern eonVeniences
c. 265-113 Crane ST.. being lot 109 Crane
ST. small frame house of 3 rooms.
No. us Crane St, being lot III on Crane
st. a small frame house, rooms.
crane ST. large story house rooms a IN
B. 1sS-No. 10 Taylor st., Topeka, be-
Ing lots 217, 219 and 221 Taylor St, a large
modern conveniences. large frame barn.
One Of the most desirable residences in
B. Ss6-Lots SO to 81 on Van Buren, ST. in
n Topeka large brick residence of Il
B. -cqEmmenc1ng 4 rods west
IsS It., south 300 #, east 49, # to begin
nlng, 112 acres, with large story frame
sirable. located on 9Th st. west
Record 4 A.-Nos. POI and 203 Harrison
small, with cellar, also another frame of
5 rooms with cellar, a house on alley with
3 rooms. VIII trade for good property.
Record Z A--No- 519 Harrison st.. being
lot l63 and the north half of lot 165 Har-
rison St, elegant house with 10 rooms, 2
bath rooms, halls, closets, cellar, furnace,
cistern, city water, every modern conven-
fence.
c. ss9-No. 4O6 E. sth St. being lot 176
and east half of ia Sth st. east, 2 story
frame double house with barn. Rental
$50 per month. Give US offer.
G. 39S-No. 42T Jackson St, lots. IL
story frame building with rooms. Party
anxious to sell Low price will probably
take the property Give US offer
c. 366-No. 602 West 9Th St. brick fat g
story and basement.
c. 3S6-Nos SIT, S21, 1913, S25 and s27 Hun
toon st, known as the Stevenson flats, 5
buildings, each 2 stories with basement.
rooms and bath with all modern con-
veniences- VIII sell separately or as
Record 2s-NO. soo94 Clay st.. Is % #.
room house
Record % A.-No. 1880 Topeka ave. IL
lots, room house and pantry, IL stories,
barn Weu--Weu built. very cheap
Record 24-No. 1921 Fillmore st, lots, 6
room house. mortgage on property,
years per cent.
c; S3O-No- 100 Walker St, lot l. block 16.
house, frame. story, rooms. easy
terms.
G. 329-No. 10 Walker St, lot l. block 16,
Auburndale add. to Topeka. Good house,
frame. story, rooms easy terms.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13

Plans for the years work were thor
oughly discussed
The club will continue along the same
lines as were followed last year, Eng
lish Literature and Art being the main
topics At every fourth meeting Mrs. L.
H. Crandell viii give talk on art. Be
ginning with next Monday the club will
meet every Monday evening at Institute
hall.
The following new members were
taken into the club Monday evening:
Miss Wyatt. Miss Sarah Horner, Miss
Mathers, Miss Park Reed, Miss Alice
Collins, Miss Bessie Butterfly. Miss
Martha McAloon Miss Mary McAloon,
Miss Fannie Mcintyre Miss Nettie Nc
1ntyre, Mrs. Markley, Miss May f.yd-
dane, Mrs. Kinney, Miss Loretta Kinney
and Miss Lorraine Kinney.
The Stedman Club.
The Stedman club will meet Monday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
l. H Crandell on Western avenue. The
following programme will be given:
Iapef Mrs. Crandelt
Story .................-M Mrs. Chamberlain
Sketch ............. Mrs. n. p. Garretson
Poem ..-.-............-M Mrs. J. r. Hague
Poem -----.---.--..-..M Mrs. j. Weatherly
Reviews
The responses will be original couplets.
The Ninde Chaufamqua
The following programme viii be given
Monday evening at the regular meeting
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13
BUSINESS PROPERTIES:

B. 217-NO 116 Kansas ave. north, one
story brick. situated on lot Is, North Kan
sas ave
B. 1sl-No. s2s Kansas ave-. an elegant
business, on lot IS Kansas ave, city OF
Topeka
B. 64-Nos 1O7. 100. III. 11s, us. 115. and
III Sth ave, east. known as the CAPT al
plate glass front, on lots JOB, 1o5, iVI, 1O9
and III East Eighth ave, in the city of
Topeka
A. 451-West 50 # of lots ia and 116
Quincy St. Topeka Smalr one story 5rlck
building
B. 14-No. PIP Kansas ave. north. be-
tween Crane St and bridge. located on
lot so Kansas ave. north, story base
msut brick and stone building.
B. 72-No 629 Quincy ST.. located on lot
elo stone building, goo1 location for
business
B 127-Lots 12- and 12s on Jackson st.
in the city of Topeka, large story
brick business building. 50xl50
3. 51-LOts 152. I54 and 156 Quincy St,
between 5th and 9Th SITS, a large livery
barn. brick and stone, extending from the
street to the alley. One Of the most de-
sirable locations in the city.
c. 367-Tract No. 169. being 125 e. by 81
#. in Shorey, n. Topeka, story frame
business building.
c. 402-No. I211 Kansas ave. 2 story
brick store about 20X40. located on south
half lot 405 and north II f. of lot 407.
Kansas ave, two story. brick with base
ment 100 # in depth, new and in excel
lent condition.
A 373-No. SO Jackson St, in the city of
Topeka. large elegant story business
house. 25x150. No 5l5 and 5l7 Jackson St,
two lots adjoining the above with one
story lumber shed covering the entire
property from the front to 100 TT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13
sol JACKSON STREET. TOPEKA. KANSAS.

G. 4O2-1No 1909 Kansas ave, ~ story
frame house, s rooms, being lot 40S and
81 40. H''il q '0' no h''i'SSS ave iee
No. 1915. Kansas ave. frame house. 8
TIoem IS and cellar Ell city water located on
No. 1918 Kansas ave, a one-story house
with rooms lot AIS Kansas ave.
No; 1921 Kansas ave, room house. To-
Gated lots AT and 419 Kansas ave.
c. 42-One half interest in lots 1854. 166
and 168, being No SIS Quincy St, large
frame house with all improvements.
Record "a A--No. 202 Fillmore St, being
lots on the corner of Fillmore and End
St, room house with outbuildings, sink,
pump in kitchen, fine lawn and shade
trees, grape arbor.
Record 26-Lots Nos. 149 ISL and 1853 on
Leland ave, in Veale's addition to the
city Of Topeka, room house.
Record 2s-Lots 412 and IA East 18th St,
house rooms. good well, small barn,
other outbuildings. good location.
being city num f 4nq No 81 81 JaeEso9 ST.
pr prick house with rooms coal house, eel
State house square.
c. 462-Lots 451 and 452 on Harrison St,
Huntoons addition to Topeka, city num-
house IL stories ilx2S With with u 12xi 4 l
rooms, cellar. cistern, furnace, frame
barn 16x20, carriage house 12x2O.
G. 466-I.ots 326. 32S, $50 and 1872 Morris
ave- in Stillson & Bartholomew addition
house rooms s1xli. barn isx24 f It. ST.
c. 467-Lots 49, 14S and 100 original town
site of Topeka, being:
No. SOC Fillmore St, story frame
No. 500 Fillmore st, story frame
No. 91s West 5th St. story frame
No, s15 West 5th St, story frame
rooms.
c. 4n-No. 1913 Guthrie ave-. lots "A. 1e
and Is on Guthrie ave-, Euclid Park adj
dition, frame house, rooms, good els
tern, good well and barn.
Record Slot 294 and south half of 292
on Clay St, room house with cellar.
Record 37-No. 312 Van Buren, one lot
3 room house, 1l2 stories, sewer and gas
connections, pavements paid for well,
large cistern grape arbor, very desirable
place.
Record 4O-s lots on Quincy St, between
1zth and 18th SITS, good house, good barn,
desirable property, low price
Record 42-Three lots. corner 4th and
Fillmore SITS, two houses with out-build-
ms very desirable.
Record AZ A--No. 425 Tyler st.. 8 lots,
room house, bath room, furnace and all
modern improvements.
Record 43-s5 # square on northwest
corner Jefferson and End. very desirable
as an investment, good brick and stone
houses.
Record 3s-S lots, corner Harrison and
10th sts.. city, elegant house, barn. fence
etc. will sell lots alone Harrison
10th if desired No other such opportunity
in the city for home in best location.
d. Lots LAG, 14S, $50. 152 on Lane St,
with 2-story frame house, about 80 by 40,
nearly new, good order, barn 16 by "a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13

r. S75-No. 41s Lincoln ST., ~ story
4IahS re S5e 9 20 IooHs' sltu4teu on
add
B. 225-No. s19 Hancock St, IL story
1879. 201 and 2Os Hancocz st '0-7
p. 22@No. 709 III. 713 Stella St. being
Ss 19 s o5 gts 81 4s q Too3 sash sit
in Schmidt's add to Topeka.
B. 122-No. 11O4 sth st. east, being a IL
story frame house of 3 rooms located on
lot 1856 Sth St east.
B. 122-No. 11O6 sth st. east. IL story
east, Parkdale add.
B. S14-No. 800 Topeka ave-. large and
elegant frame residence of Il rooms and
ali situated on lots 290, 292 and 2a4. COR
ner 9th ana Topeka ave, in the City Of
Topeka.
A. 4s-No 1898 Western ave, a large
brick residence of about 10 rooms with
ern Observation-Disclosures on lots az az and arc
Western ave, Kings add. to Topeka
T. 29O-No- 1923 Jefferson St, N Topeka.
story frame ne residence len of 5 rooms, sit
B. 66-Nos. 925. 927 and 935 Quincy
St, a large, elegant, two story double
each, all modern conveniences, including
steam heat; and also a one story frame
and 40 East 10th st, being the northeast
corner of 10th and Quincy SITS, IN the city
b. 45GAl of that part of the northwest
Of 5-l2-16 lying south Of 10th st. west of
Lie Aesd u Ger dAld east VI liie
A. I. & S F. right of way, large
story brick and stone building, fronting
on 10th ST., 50x6O IT., with two store rooms
below and II rooms above all finished and
completed; 3 room cottage. 607 East
10th; another room cottage, 500 F. 10th;
a 3 room cottage Gil E. 10th; room
cottage, 613 f. 10th.
a One-story frame store building 62s E.
10th
B. 12s-No. 1925 Van Buren, St, S. Tope-
ka, located on lots 400 and III Van Buren,
St, in the city of Topeka, Walnut Grove
subdivision. A one story frame resi-
dence of rooms and frame barn.
B. 6SrNo. 217 10th ave. east, being lots
137 and 139 10th ave. east. a IL story
stone house with frame add. of rooms.
stone barn and other OutbuildingS a de-
sirable residence.
B. s1-No. 500 Jackson St. 2 story frame
of rooms: also No 211 West 2rd St. a
one story frame residence of rooms, all
situated on lots 20 and 70 Jackson St, be-
ing on the corner of 3rd and Jackson.
B. 63-No. 1894 Western ave, one story
frame of rooms; No. S2 West 18th ST.,
a.one story frame of rooms, all situated
on lots $50, 352, 354, S56, S5S. $50 Western
ave, city.
B. 11S.Lot 144-Crane st.. Cranes add.
covering the entire lot
B. 247-The north half of lot 20 Quincy
St. North Topeka A frame residence
just south of the Inter Ocean mills.
A 25-Fractional lots, 145, 141 and 149
and all of 151, 153 and 155 Horn St. Haines'
subdivision of the northeast quarter of
3-11-15. An elegant, large, commodious
frame house with all modern conven-
fences, frame barn.