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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-07-19
News OF Woodstock.

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Prof. Edward H. Williams q
Andover, Mass, was at the Inr
over Sunday.
Miss Helen Cook, principal o
Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass, is the
guest of Mrs. Frederick Billings.
Miss Morgan of Washington, D.
c., is the guest of Miss Frances S.
Southgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Johnson ar.
in Franklin, Mass.
Dr.. and Mrs. Bryson of St. Loui
are at the Richmond homestead.
Mrs. Davis of Brookline, Mass,
is at Mrs. 6. B. Warren's.
Simeon Fisher of Claremont, N.
H., was in town Thursday.
VIM. N. Campbell and Frederick
Billings took carriage trip to Man
chester this week.
Mains circus comes to White
River Junction, July 3lst.
Mrs. E. S. Allen is building IN
addition to the porch on the front of
her house.
Postmaster Chapman went to
Boston Friday.
A. S. Sturtevant Of Brooklyn has
bought of F. E. Richmond the
brown mare Lady Mark, formerly
owned by Marvin Whipple. Mr..
Richmond recently bought ". M.
Adams Golden, J., winner of the
Pomfret sweepstakes, and E. A..
Thomas bay PAGER to put beside
him. They make fast pair of
PAGERS.
Recent arrivals at the Inn are
Mrs. Herbert w. Adams and child
of Dallas, Texas; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward H. Ripley and Miss Ripley,
Mendon; Robert >. Brookings,
Mrs. il. January, Miss January,
St. Lonis; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Banchor, +. d. Goodwin, Florence
E. Goodwin, Ruth &. Dinsmore,
Boston; Mrs. J. L. Lockwood OF
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. X. c..
Reed, Fair Haven; Miss J. l.. Will
merding, Miss NJ. A. Truslow, and
maid, New York.
Mrs. Eliza Durkee Richardson, a
sister-in.law of Mrs. Wilson G..
Parker, died at her home in DecoIah,
Iowa, July l., aged 81 years. She
was born in Stockbridge, marrying
Rufus Richardson in IS4o. They
lived in Sherburne some years, going
west in 1855.
The Kings Daughters held a food
fair Friday afternoon at Mrs. E. P.
Tewksbury's store.
Miss Vail and two young women
friends OF New York returned from
weeks carriage drive Thursday,
coming here from Rutland in the
forenoon.
The San Francisco Minstrels had
large audience at Music Hall, We'd
nesdav evening. There were the
usual features, and some new ones,
all receiving much applause. Mr..
Goss ratified the bones, Mr.. De-
Forest West sang The Dear Old
Songs" and the finale was grand
output of eccentric musical
comedy"
Fred r. Smith, the tall sycamore
from Bellows Falls who ha besen
working on w. H. Campbelrs house,
has returned home.
Howard ]. Brown, who has been
in Orange, Mass, for few weeks,
has rejoined his family at I. e..
Mowers.
The barbed wire on the fence or
portion of (which shuts off Vail
field from the street is bit of
savagerv that should be abolished in
a hurry, and ought never to have
been placed there. 1t is too fierce
for pleasure ground defences and
something milder would do the
work, as long as it is necessary to
have a fence, without mutilation.
The suggestion was made last Satur-
day that, il anyone was accidently
injured there, the village would have
% pay the bill.
Walter Houghton, with new
PAGER, and Clarence Coffin with
Lady Maxie," got to "brusbing"
on the street Thursday evening. A
spin down Central street was won
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Five Sum :ner Schools,

Vermont summer schools for
teachers, in their eighth season, from
July Fl to August ,, at St. Adams,
Bennington and Rutland; and from
July rs to August 9 at St. Johns
bury and Island Pond.
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II. b. Perkins q Co. of White
River Junction are buying 10000
pounds of wool in Vermont and
New Hampshire. They will be in
Woodstock July 2Sth to receive
wool. They are paying IS and
70 cents.
The storm Of wind, rain and
lightning Thursday was quite as
severe in this village as elsewhere.
No serious damage was done here,
but limbs and twigs We're strewn
along every street, A branch Of
tree in front Of f. II. Gillingham's
house fell on the roof, making
ragged hole. The flag pole in front
of the Moore & Kidder block sway
ed dangerously in the wind, and as
it was much decayed at the bottom
and likely to fall without any help
it was cut down Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Aline w. Boyce went to
St. Adams Wednesday, where she
will be the guest OF Miss Reynolds.
Rev. +. c. Putnam is expected to
return to his pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church tomorrow.
The seventeenth annual conven-
ion OF the Windsor County w. &.
II. u. was held at Rochester on
Wednesday evening and Thursday,
July Io and II. The forenoon and
afternoon session were devoted to
business, reading and discussion of
papers and addresses, and silver
medal contest was held Wednesday
evening.
HANOVER II, WOODSTOCK /.
Woodstock managed to get in one
little run in the eighth inning, while
the Hanover boys sprinted over the
plate II times. This is the story of
last Saturdays game in brief. The
local team put their wrong foot first
someho NV at the beginning and never
recovered. However, they did some
pretty fielding and if they had been
able to hit the ball things would
have evened up. Holbrook was not
up to his usual form and was batted
freely throughout the game, and
considering what was fed to him
Howes did fine work behind the bat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-07-19

American brewers have already
invested $4,000, 900 in and about
Havana.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-07-19

All trains daily-Sundsys excepted. Flag
Station. Trains Nos. 8, 9 and stop on
signal.
This Company reserve the right to cancel
trains without notice.
]. G. PORTER,
Genera! Manager.
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HORSES AND HORSEMEN

Lumah II. Simons of White
River Junction, asserts that last
Saturday he drove his Alexander colt,
"Bill OF Expense" thee years old,
one-half mile in minute and I3 "a
seconds. The trotting was over the
old tair ground track at Billings
Park, and half dozen or more
horscmen witnessed the pertor-
nance.
E. E. Knott (Sunderlin) won the
iree-for-all at Worcester, Mass,
Wednesday,. Best time 2.I3.
TAFTsvILLE.
I AS Mrs. Abby Wyatt was driving
past the depot few days ago. a
horse hitched to rake, driven by
BERTHE Morrill,, became unmanage-
able and back ed into Mrs. Wyatt's
wagon, breaking a hind wheel. The
horse ran on and as thrown in the
covered bridge and remained down
until released. Both people escaped
uninjured.
Mrs. Lyman Perkins is visiting at
E. &. Emmons.
Rev. Mr. Partridge will speak in
Village hall at 4 p. M. tomorrow.
Alton G. Morse and wife of Leb-
anon, \. H., are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Leila NJ. Gillette of Bangor,
Me-, is visiting friends here.
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RUTLAND RAILROAD

The through car line between New York
Boston, and all New England points, and the
Adirondacks, Thousand Islands, Montreal
and Quebec.
Across the Islands of Lake Cham
plain.
Reaching the best locations for Campg
and Fishing, touching at the following sta
tions,-SOuth Hero, Grand Isle, North
Hero, Isle LaMotte and Alburgh
For time tables and full information adj
dress
GEO. Il. JARVIS,
General Manager,
G. B. HIBBARD,
General Pass. Agt.,
Rutland, Vt.
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FARM FOR SALE.

About rs acres, we'll known as the Jndah
Mack farm: well watered at house and barn;
buildings in good repair; good sugar place;
cuts ubout 40 tons hay. One-half mile
from Lincoln bridge. Inquire Of E. v.
SMITH, West Woodstock Vt.
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WANTED.

A Basket Carriage, new or second
hand. Address "The Age" Wood
stock, Vt.
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POST C.iICE NOTICE
MAILS CLOSE.

Boston, New York. North and East, Il. % A.
~. 2.20P. N.
Bridgewater Rutland. $50 A. NJ. and
2.20P. n.
south Woodstock and Felchville. 2. 10 P. n.
Barnard and Bethel. so 4. N.
Office hours from $50 4. N. toS ?. H.
sundays. II to lP.M N.
FREDERICK CHAPMAN. p. NJ.
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A MIDNIGHT RUNAWAY.
David +. Coochier, diver for
Gibbs & Wheeler's stable ut White
River Junction, brought up part,
of travelling men Tuesday night.
He started back about IL o'clock,
and his horses began running before
he was ont of the village. He made
Quechee at breakneck pace and
after crossing the bridge there the
team made wide turn to the left
and struck the wall opposite the
Parker factory. Coochier was
found lying unconscious under the
carriage, which was bottom side up,
by Mr.. Spencer, who happened to
be out looking after some horses
that had got loose.
Coochier was badly cut and bruis-
ed and was taken home that night,
remaining Unconscious for several
hours, and it is reported IS still in a
critical condition.
The horses stopped after the
smashup, having run to Quechee in
about thirty minutes. A man who
met the runaway on the road narrow.
" escaped collision.
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In Tan shades and white in color and of best quality
cUSPENDERS TO be worn under he shirt. making
- Shirt Waist out of any Neglgee shirt.
Thin goods for and general assortment of season.
able goods hannels, etc. will be found counters
We fit you for hot weather from head to foot.
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FOR SALE
w. C. STEPHENSON & CO.,
6O9 Kansas Avenue. Over Rigby's
CITY "a oPERTY.

Z room house on Topeka ave. near Sth
st, all modern conVenienceS, new fine
porch, east front. rents for $50 per month.
Price $3.50 What is the matter with this
as an Investment? See us for particulars.
room cottage on Madison St. near 7th,
clstern and city water, coal shed and out
buildings $3.50.
room house on Jefferson St. near 9Th
St, nicely painted and papered, Cistern and
city water, sewer connection, all in ex-
cellent condition. Price 81 $50.
lots and Z room house near Washburn
college. all in condition, front hall and
stairs, hard oil finish. cellar under all,
paved with brick, good well and cistern.
fine large barn, coal shed and outbuildings
only blocks from car line, blocks to
pavement u lots adjoining, can be had
a snap-$l 600.
2 lots. east front, fine elm shade, only 2ls
blocks from state house square. rooms.
oak and hard oil finish, furnace heat hot
and cold bath. water closet, electric light,
barn. bargain. 1850.
room cottage, near new shops. well and
cistern. coal shed and outbuildings $l00
cash. balance 500, in monthly payments
2 lots on the corner. only ? blocks from
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REAL ESTATE ROUDEBUSH


Western ave, near 3D. 5 rooms, 81 $50.
Western ave. south 18th, s rooms, mod
ern bath, hot and cold water, lots, barn.
shade. $1,000
Modern house. very close in rents for
$35; can sell for $4,000.
Tyler st, near 18th, rooms, $500
Kansas ave. property south of 18th St,
cheap.
Lots for sale at all prices from $40 each
up to $500 and $500. for good building lots
1 have bargain in room house Morris
ave.
acres bottom. near city, with new cot
Rice small tract. blocks from city
limits. good room house. only $500.
40 acres 2 miles from city limits for 81
500 This is a fine piece OF ground, in good
We have farms in all parts Of this coun-
rooms, 40 foot front. near the col
rooms, lots. near Van Buren, St. ST.
200
rooms. 2 lots. Harrison St. $50.
room cottage (new). modern. good
location, g. 500.
We have a nice suburban home to trade
for farm of 80 acres.
We have . good close in SO acre farms
to trade for larger farms and pay cash
difference.
we have a close in farm of AS acres
with sets of Improvements, very cheap
20 acres unimproved, close in, smooth
land for only 81 300.
Money to loan.
Insurance written.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH.
Phone 267 lis West Sixth Ave.
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5 room cottage. 3 blocks from the state
house, east front. finest location, electric
lights, sewer. cistern. etc Price 3 800.
4 room cottage. new barn. Morris ave
Price s1,0o0.
6 room house. high ground, west side, 2
lots barn. Price 81 ESQ.
We want an offer on a Kansas. ave. lot,
small Improvement.
Price 81. coo.
We want an offer on q room cottage.
Chestnut St. near Sth.
room house near Sth and Branner, good
barn. Price 81, 600.
A room cottage Madison St. good barn.
Price 81 100.
Beautiful home blocks east of the
shops. rooms lots, fine barn, bath
room. Price 81 GOO.
room cottage, lots. barn. chicken
houses, Lawrence st. Price $3.50.
See US for lots in Douthitt and Orchard
Place. 500 to SS25 each. easy terms. Houses
being built fast and values increasing. a
good investment whether you build or not
The best locations are selling rapidly.
2 east front lots blocks from the CEN
ter of town. 1900.
PotWin lot. Greenwood ave, 800
3 lots east front, Norris ave, $673.
lots Fillmore st. near 10th. $500
2 lots Western ave, best location. $3.50.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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9 room residence, east front fine west
side location. near Washburn 2 lots barn
and bath room Price & 100.
10 room house. 3 lots. large barn. near
Washburn college, 5000 This is one Of
the finest houses in southwest Topeka
room residence Potwin, 62A it. front
driveway and barn. house finished in oak
and pine thoroughly modern. Price 50 800.
small cash payment balance to suit
room modern home On w 9Th very
handsome property Price $1,000
New room house near 18th and Buchan-
an, driveway. splendid barn, house has
furnace modern bath room and all other
conveniences. Special price 50, 600.
room house on car line, west side s
blocks out. 2 lots. Price $500.
rooms, modern. Buchanan ST.. hot wa
ter heat, etc. Bargain at So COO
New z room house. unexcelled location
on ear line, near Potwin, 9 lots barn.
Price S2.250; easy terms.
room cottage Western ave. " lots,
fine barn, gas. sewer connection. g Co.,
5 rooms, 2 lots, Western ave. close in
Price s., $50.
9 rooms, modern. new, east front. Tyler
st. Want an offer.
rooms, lots, near 10th and Polk. 8. 700.
easy terms.
rooms ~ lots, driveway and barn. Polk
St Price $500
Z rooms, modern. new. hot water heating
plant, Polk st. Price 3 800.
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Kansas ave. Il room house. hot and cold
bath, water closet sewer connections. gas
and fixtures, barn. paved st, $500 to $Ll00
CASH price 81 COO; balance long time at 51z
per cent-a snap.
lots on Van Buren, St. east front. good
elevation, fine shade. only blocks from
State house. Price $500 A sure bargain.
splendid room story house, hard oil
finish. city and cistern water. barn. on w.
sth St. close in; price g, 400; 1920 cash,
balance per cent.
room cottage Chandler St. near Sd. east
front coal shed, outbuildings, $500, on easy
terms.
room house on Buchanan. east front.
near 5th st. all modern conveniences ecc-
cept heat, $500 cash; balance tirne-a snap,
81 100.
We are agents for lots in Orchard and
Douthitt Place additions for sale on easy
terms, from 500 to 1925 each. See US for
particulars.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Fire and tornado insurance written at
For further particulars call on
W. C. STEPHENSON & CO.
lover Rigby's.) COZ Kansas Ave
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FOR sAI.E-BY sHILLINGLAw:

Choice bottom land wei improved. with
in miles of Topeka. SO to so per acre.
Business lot 100 IT. building east front,
rents ABOUT &i-zJo per year. III good shape,
closing an estate, S 200 viii buy it.
IA lots and 2 houses. residence. between
18th and 18th. Kansas ave. I will give
you chance to make some money if You
will come and see me. Want cash offer.
5-rOOm residence houses and lots on
w 9Th st. close in, rents for S26 per month
bargain at Sz.700-
Vacant lots in Veal-s addition $50 TO 500
each Snaps IN Highland Park add. in va
cant lots so to so per lot.
Sc acres Z mile to city limits road on g
sides. lays fine. Hurry up If you want it,
81 00o
5-room houses on Polk St, near school
barn with one. ? lots. 81. 500 each; monthly
or quarterly payments
Kansas ranches a specially, any amount
YOU want from s. per acre to S12.
TdOS. G. SEILLINGLAW
1862 West Fifth st.
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z room residence Harrison st. east front.
almost new. bath. sewer. mantel and CRATE
very large han. hne porch. $4,000
Two 7-rOom residences Tyler St. each
has nice hail. bay window. mantel and
crate. sliding doors. hard oil finish. city
water, sewer. Price has been $500; owner
says get me $780,
room cottage Tyler. near 9Th. nicely
finished fine bath room. everything COM
plete; want offer.
room cottage Polk St. east front, city
water. sewer. a nice home. s14OO.
8 room modern residence Polk st. steam
heat. bath. closet. barn. lots. This is
cheap-s2.2oO
room residence Topeka ave. very large
hall. bath. closet, mantels ana CRATES.
large barn. ? east front lots, s4.4Oo.
z room residence Topeka ave and Hun
toon St. large barn. lots, $500.
8 room residence blocks from transfer
station. furnace heat, bath. closet, man
tells and CRATES. This is great bargain
at $780,
z room residence, large hall, hard wood
finish. lots. 9th and Western ave, nice
home si.75o
6 room residence Jefferson St, nicely I'M
ished. bath. etc. $3.50
2 houses Jefferson St. always rented at
IS eaoh-two for 1880.
? houses Monroe st. rent for so: owner
says get offer
A nice home Lime St. $500
Nice little home E. sth st. $500
One on Hancock St. $3.50
One on Jefferson St. $780,
We have large list houses in Parlzdale.
Oakland. Auburndale ana North Topeka.
Can give you a bargain in vacant lots
Fillmore and sth sts.. s4oO.
Corner West and 18th. $3.50
Tyler. south of Huntoon. $3.50.
Harrison. south of 18th. east front, $500.
Lane ST.. sewer and city water, $500
Huntoon St. fine lots. SIPS.
Remember. we are headquarters for the
latest snap bargains.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
Phone 2s2 121 West Fifth St.
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srRAYED OR STOLEN.


STOLEN Saturday evening, from IN front
of the Y NJ c. A. new blue National BIZ
cycle No Z90S3. Cinch coaster brake, @. &
]. lss inch tires Liberal reward R. Bruce
Wallace, SIS Harrison st.
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FOR SALES room house. fine condition.
~ lots. barn. very close in. 1,650. The
Strauss Agency
FOR SALE-A residence property in the
best part Of the city that should have
consideration of any one desiring to pur-
chase a first class home. Complete in all
modern appliances for comfort and lux
ury. A. B Poole, 115 T. Sth St
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LosT ANn FouNn.

FOUND-GoId ring 18th and Buchanan.
owner can recover property at 1874 Gar
field ave.
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ZOE sALE-REAL EsrATE.
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.

n and " more
incr Lon the other
0 n a part of the cit
5sap prizes On 13g OF these
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WANTED AGENTS.

F@l-el--@@-7r---~------@--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L paid one of my
agents one day last week S2150 another
Sl0f5. another SIPS. which represented the
commissions they received for work which
occupied less than six hours time in each
case. MY work can be done by either sex.
can occupy all or only a part Of your time
as you wish, and is a kind of work which
viii provide you comfortable living and
give you chance to save some money eV-
cry month as long as YOU live The Occu-
patton is thoroughly honorable and legiti-
mate Address for full particulars free W.
NJ. Griffin. Key 30. Fort Wayne Ind You
don't nave to let anyone know you are my
agent and YOU won't need any capital,
outfit or previous experience.
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wANTED-M1scEL1ANnoUs.

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cement, cistern and cellar work. "a tfsfac-
ZION guaranteed. Address August Palm
- Kansas ave, or tel. SEQ
Wan IED-To borrow $50 for one year.
VIZ pay reasonable interest and give good
security Address Money, Journal
WANTED milk cow for feed. have
sooo pasture. X G. Dyson. Topeka, Kan
" ED--Carpets, lace and chenille cur
tAlns 20 clean; carpets secured ingrains
washed. lace curtains a speciality J. II
3esolcA' sos Kansas ave. Phone $50.
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ZOE sALR-REAL EsTATE.
MILLER and CLARK.

FOR SALE
No. sss-4 room cottage Fillmore and
No. 1873 room cottage Center st.....s 300
No sol room house Locust ST.. 300
No. 7S9-3 room cottage Chandler St. 800
No. 7l9-3 rooms E. 10th st.....-........ 800
No. 65l-3 rooms Chestnut st.....-.....- 500
No. 754-7 rooms Chestnut st............ L 100
No. S12-4 room brick, Davis st.--.-..- 800
No. 1875 room house Branner ST.. so
No. ISIS room cottage Quincy STU. $50
No. 1866 room house Paramore ST.. SD
No. 739-4 rooms Liberty st---..-........ aeo
No, 729-3 rooms z. Sth st........-.-....- $50
No. 419-3 rooms Hancock st...---.-.-.. 40
No. S13-3 rooms Van Buren, st.-...---.. 900
No ls5-f room cottage Clay st-::--... 1,s09
No. 77S-S room house, 3lots, Polk st. 2.S01
No. ISIS rooms. modern, West ST.. 1900
No. 19S-S rooms n. Quincy STU 1000
No. 1871 rooms modern TYLER St 4O50
Property Of all kinds and sizes. in all parts
of the city for sale on easy TERMS also
suburban and farm property. In fact
anything YOU may want in the way of an
investment or a home. See us before you
MILLER & CLARK,
81 Kansas Ave, upstairs
FOR SALE
Seven nicely improved farms, many To-
peka properties on payments.
$4,000 worth Of Topeka property that
rents net 10 per cent on investment
$4,000 worth of Topeka property that
rents net 10 per cent,
S. 900 worth of Topeka property now
rented at II per cent on the Investment.
Also 500 acres in Beaver county. OlylahO-
ma; clear Of all debts. to trade for proper
HOWARD. 20 E. 5th St, Topeka.
FOR SALES room new house with lots
east front Warren st, near Washburu
college; splendid neighborhood. J. Thomas
Lumber Co.
FOR SALE room house, acre lot. very
handy to shops and car, barn and drive
way. plenty of fruit. Price 81 400. The
Strauss Agency.
FOR SALE-By NJ Eeery 81 Jackson St.
houses and lots on time payments
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNPREJUDICED WITH EsSES
Say that Warren's second hand gasoline
stoves give as good satisfaction in many
cases as new ones from other houses. Also
his new line is complete. The furniture
lire Is replete with bargains, new and old.
For instance. a S45 bed room suit. up-to-
date. as good as new, at a bargain.
One roll top desk,
One safe
CsO-carts.
Art squares,
Cook stoves,
CueenSWare,
Furniture.
Folding beds especially cheap.
Hotel range, water tank. complete.
Everything kept in q hrstclass second
hand store The Oldest and best in To-
pelSa- Remember, we repair gasoline stoves
and do it right. F. c. WARREN
Three doors north of postoffice-
Telephone 7S3-
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FoR sALE-sPEcIALs:

FOR SAI.E-SPECIALS:
Good residence. As feet front. blocks
from state house, southwest. steam heat.
bath tub. sink, fine shade, east front only
$3,1o9; nonresident says sell quick; part
cash.
room house Taylor st, near 10th. city
water, cistern, sink, good barn, fine shade,
81 500
pretty room residence southwest Of
the capitol. new last year, completely mod
ern, furnace heat Rents at $24 per month
net Price s., 800.
A new room cottage southwest of cap
itol. IL lots. city water. sink, vestibule.
fine porch. Price S1.509.
good room home near Potwin, ~
lots. on a corner. city water, eistern, shade.
Price q 100.
A room residence in Auburndale, 3 lots,
on a corner. fine shade. Price 500.
room residence and 4 lots in Oakland,
near NJ f. church Price $650-is cheap.
room house, lots, close to shops, on a
corner. shade. Price $1,000. on payments.
fine q acre fruit farm for sale See
US for particulars
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