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Potosi journal., 1904-02-17

Mr.. Hanna organized and controlled
many industries, employing large num-
her Of men, often as many as ten thou
sand. He always highly respected
and we'll thought of by his employees, who
might see him ut any time they had any
grievance or complaint to make. This re-
lationship with his employees gave him
II great labor following in political mat
tiers il Ohio. On March ?, 1891, Mr. Han
ma was appointed United States senator
by Gov. Bushnell of Ohio. to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of John
Sherman. In 1885 he was elected senator
by the legislature of Ohio for a term Of
six years. In the senate he became in Il
very short tme-partly through force OF
circumstances. but more because of his
strong. indviduaiity-a leader of his par
" ar Il has easily been the most prom
incnt and powerful political figure during
the last Twenty-Five years.
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NOT HARD TO CARyE GLASS
No Diamond Is Needed to Sever the
Brittle Substance With Ease.

It often occurs that glass tubes of vari-
Gus dimensions have TO be cut where
diamond is not at hand. as in shops and
power plants where oil and water gauge
tubes must be neatly fitted. The usual
method adopted IS to file a small groove
around the tube and separate the glass
with d sharp rap at the place weakened
by the file. The result is not always sat
isfactery, because the ends often orea
urtvenly owing TO the difficulty of max
ing straight groove with the file Bet
ter results are obtained only when a
small ineisiou is made with a file. lust
enough to cut through the enamel of the
tube on one side, and not all around
While the tube is still warm from the
friction of the file the tube is then taken
between the thumbs and forefngers. the
forehngers around the tubing, close. but
not covering the incisIon- Pressure of
: the thumbs Invariably causes the tube to
break in a straight and as clean line
as though cut with a diamond
Another method is TO use a fine saw
blade (the finer the better, for a saw IS
only another form of hle), and this
should be kept fed with fine emery car
borundum. or pulverized silica sand OF
hard grit, moistened with camphor oil,
turpentine or water
A straight, steady and even stroke
should be made. and when the work IS
carefully done against gauge the cut
Will be as true though it had been
necessary if a suitably hard and finely
gritted abrasive is used and regularly fed
between the glass and fine wire, watch
spring, or blunt but even blade of an or6i-
nary table knife The latter will be
somewhat slow, of course, but fine steel
wire run at high speed ike a band saw.
I If regularly fed with fine emery or car
borundum. will give very satisfactory re-
suits, not only for cutting either straight
( lines or curves in window, but plate or
optical glass, in such thickness as makes
cutting with a diamond difficult, precari-
Gus impossible
Window glass, especially single
strength, can be accurately split either
/ in straight or curved lines by first making
an incision through the enamel of the
glass, and then holding hot iron close
to the ineisiOn till q fracture is started.
The fracture will follow the hot iron
with remarkable fidelity. The iron should
I be preferably round and somewhat blunt
and with bulky head 6like an ordinary
/ fire poker so as to retain its heat we'll
/ to keep the fracture going when once
started, even if TWO heated irons have to
be used-National Gas Budget
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And ere a month had passed away
The Singer man was scoopiu'.
THE honest. upright farmer man,
The g b. was given;
And in his face the wilder laughed,
Though sore his heart was riven.
:" .Avaunt old man. she loudly cried
Go to you poor old pumpkin;
The wilder SINNERS not for thee
Z en- though your heart be tunkin.'
without a word he left the house
His heart was desolations
And as he wandered all alone
His words were thunderation-
His soul within him was a blank
His thoughts like 'tater-peelin's;
It seemed to him as if he felt
4 dozen sorts o feelinS-
But ali. revenge was comm fast,
Although he did not know it;
The wilder got her hand-sled out,
And then prepared to go it
she took the Singer man along
59 9 steer L3eR "a, d9 9 t dis sndia
Until they got to glidin
The sled was started for the race.
And then calamity it came
And set all things a-buzzin'.
The sled it struck a red oak stump
It's contents went a-fyin,;
Alas, alas, but what is this2'
Their voices loudly cryin.
s.Head-frst the wilder she was chucksd.
And there they stuck and kicked around,
And for an hour they hollered-
They called each other dolt and fool
Eacn laid the blame on 'tother;
And when they would have kicked the
They soundly kicked each other.
AT last. when help it did arrive.
he maj -sar7t
And the poor wilder. all awry.
With sorrer she was cryin.
Shed lost her sturdy farmer. and
Shed also lost her Singer;
And she was bruised from head to foot
Which served her right, gaul-dinger.
THE cooling dove no longer COOS.
And as for Uncle Jerry,
Before the month of May comes in,
Hell marry widow Terry.
BY thunder. Abe-by thunder gasped
/ Uncle Jerry. as I read him the verses
when he returned.
DO you like theme
Like them? Why. Abe. they are gigan-
tic-positively gIgantict They sweep the
board They rake in the pot. They take
you drive right along, and next time you
come past here III have pan run of
/ that honey ready for you to take along
home
When I drove away he was lacking the
verses up on the door of the blaclsIrlit \
shop. and his face had a grin ike the
/ first green corn of the season
Two nights later, however, the widow
/ Skinner, who seems. to have fed on poetry
/ herself, wrote and tackled up under my
verses:
/ IF Uncle Jerry wants to wed
The widow Hannah Terry.
Or take unto himself a bride.
About like Tilda Ferry,
1.-THE widow Skinner won't object,
To what may come to pass,
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HONEST ABE. Q. s. N.
Poetry and Rural Mail Delivery stiIl
Go Hand in Hand

The other day my mail cart broke
down at Bebee's Corners. and while
was having it repaired at the black
smith shop Uncle Jerry Whitw orth
came down from his house and passed
the time OF day. but looked so de-
jected that 7 said:
What's the matter. Uncle2 Have
the sheep got smutty nose or one Of
the cows died?"
ABE. you hsin't no hand to mix up
with country gossip and tattle.' he re-
piled. and I'm goin' TO tell you sun
thin I've been thrown down-thrown
down with a mighty smash"
DO you mean that something threw
you of the roof of your barn2''
mo. sir. mean that the Wilder
Skinner. down there by school house
No. 2, has given me the grand flop
Mebbe you had heard that I was in
love with her?"
Seems to me I did hear something
of the sort. but never remember such
things. you know You wanted her
for Mrs Whitworth No. 2. and when
you asked her she turned YOU down.
Is that it?''
That's it to a cucumber. Abe. Yes,
sir-after drawing me on for six
months and making me believe she
cared for me. she as good as turned me
out doors when I popped the question
Not only that. but she made fun of
ms"
In what way2"
said my toes turned in and my
knees turned out. and that I cOuldn'
keep my heels on the ground half the
time She's made me the laughing
stock OF all the township, Abe
thought I loved that wilder as I never
loved before I couldn't stand stin in
the daytime nor sleep O nights for
dreamin' of her. I wanted to fall over
a precfpfce or jump down well and
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die for her Thunder, but how I did
love-how 7 did lover
But you've got over it now. Uncle
Jerry2"
Got over it. Abe? Wall. YOU snig-
ger that I've got over it! I hain't
huntin' for any more wells or preci-
pices-not if know it. What I want
now is enge-cold revenge. 1 want
to hurt her feelin's worse'n she's hurt
mIne-far worse I want folks TO look
at her and grin and laugh and chuckle,
and you are the man TO help me out -
But how. Uncle Jerry2"
I'll tell you, Abe. Come I'D to the
house for half an hour. She turned
me down cause she got stuck on a
sewing machine man They went
sliding down hill over there the other
: night, and the consumed galoot run
the sled into stump and sent EN-
both flynn head over heels I found
Il out from her hired man. and want
you to make UP some poetry about it
They waS both chucked into a snow
drift and had to be dug out and the
wilder got mad and called him names.
Write me some verses. Abe. and
III tack EN- up on the blacksmith shop
and send you over ten pounds of that
clover honey you like so we'll Git
right to work. and keep goin' till you
finish The United States is a big
thing, but its got to stand still till you
finish that poetry. Here's paper and a
pen and a bottle of red ink. and I'll go
down and see about the cart"
Uncle Jerry went away and left me
alone in the kitchen for half an hour,
and when he returned 7 had the fol-
lowing ready for him
''Oh. list ye people, one and all,
And hear my story sad.
And when I've reached the mOurnful end
think you'll all be glad
- sturdy farmer in this town
Az honest. upright man
he fell in love, as I am told,
And marriage, too, did plan.
His name I will not give away,
But let it be sufficient;
That he did love with all his soul
AMI she found no deficient
Until an agent came along
A-selling of the Singer;
And when ne found she owned her farm
He soon became a wringer.
He talked of angels in the skies.
And nightingales a-hoOtin'-
He talked of whippOOrwiils and SIGH,
And boboiinks a-toOtin'-
He talked Of moonlight on the sea-
He talked of suns hine streamin'-
He gabbed away of forest deils.
And cheTubs sWeetly dreamin'-
The wilder listened to his bosh.
And romance came a-whOopin,
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SNAPS.

Residence 1 block postoffice, bath with
closet. city water in house, new barn,
rents SIS should rent S20- nonresident
says close out. S1.675
Fine new cottage, hard wood finish. fine
bath tub, closet, bowl. extra good neigh
borhood. paved street. west side, should
bring s., 600; close out, 81. 80
room. strictly modern residence. fine
bath, hot water heat, gas, electric lights,
barn. cost 500 east front lots. near
13t b and Topeka ave. worth $500; if sold
quick 81 500 will take it
We have some choice lots in Orchard
Place to close out, cheap
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO,
III West Fifth St
FOR SALEMy room cottage, 2 lots,
good shade, well and cellar. near car
line. east of new shops. $3.50; possession
given at once. Fred c. Slater, SIS Kansas
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Tow a Starfsh Feeds.

The mouth of the starfish is the round
hole on the under side where the grooves
of the arms meet The stomach. closely
connected with the mouth, is thin sac
folded and packed away in the center OF
the disk and the base OF the arms The
starfish feeds on various shell animals
II the victim is SMALL like a snail, il is
taken into the stomach and the stomach
is pushed OUT and around it. Digestive
fluids are poured over il and the portions
digested are taken into the stardsh--St-
Nicholas
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But turn the old man out TO Craze
Long with the other ass"

Uncle Jerry showed me the '.addenda''
next time drove that way, and as 1 shut
my teeth TO keep back a laugh, he slowly
and soIemnly shook his head and said:
I dunno. Abel dunno. Mebbe I'm
ahead of the wilder, and mebbe 1 hain't .
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ON EASY PAYMENTS.

4 GENUINE sNAP-Fine home 10 rooms,
right close to Waskburn college,if you
don't want all the rooms you can rent the
rest. ; fine lots, large barn. well. cistern,
house finished in hard wood. fine man
tells aud reception hall
You can get this for only = 0o0, and
the most wonderful part of alton pay
ment of $500 or maybe less, the easy
monthly payment with per cent straight
interest Better hurry; some one will be
ahead OF you
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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Best Line to Florida.

There is a through sleeper running
every day from Kansas City over the
Frisco system ana Southern Railway
to Jacksonvilie Fla. This is the old
established line
Many new and attractive features in
Florida tours this winter.
Fun infs<,na ton will be given on ap-
MN. FI.ANNELLY. T. P. A.
Board of Trade building.
s Kansas City. 40.
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CALIFORNIA $500
Via Santa Fe.

Tickets on sale during March and
ApriI This rate also applies to inter
mediate points. Good in tourist Sleep
ers and free chair cars. Liberal stop
over privilege allowed
For full information and free litera-
ture. address T. I. KING.
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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

AM a CANDIDATE FOR STATE
senator from the Seventeenth district
f17th). subject to the decision OF the qua
flied electors IN Shawnee county in No
yember C. P. BCLMAR
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FREE DIsPENsARY.


TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY. south
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS. from
regular practicing physicians for the
benefit OF perSons without means who
need medical attention and treatment Pa
tents are assured of careful and consid-
crate treatment Medicine furnished in
most cases
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GAS & GASOLINE ENGINES


WITTE gas and gasoline engines can %
run by anyone. no engineer needed
yVitte Iron Works Co, IS W. 5th st-s
Kansas City, No
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LIVERY STABLE
PATENTS


J. A RoSEN. Patent Attorney, as Kan
sas ave, Topeka
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mANUFACTURERs


The American Wind Engine Co.-Draw-
ings patterns, models and small motors
made. All kinds of machine work done
213 West First street
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STORAGE

>.7S,s - - = - = 80 80
Co. packs, ships and stores household
goods Tel. 1s6 Clarence Skinner, 81
Quincy St
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WANTED MALE HELP


WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
our oHer; few weeks completes; prepare
now for spring rush. graduates earn Top
wages; positions guaranteed; catalog free
Moler Barber college. St Louis, No
WANTED-Boy about Is years old work
IN drug store sS Kansas ave
YOUNG men everywhere copy letters
home evenings, 50 50 week Send address
Dept. w 81. box AL, Philadelphia, Pa
WANTED-A good ruler can hear of a
position by addressing the Out West
Printing and Stationery Co, Colorado
Springs, Col 6No strike.l
wANTED-L4ady or gentleman of fair ed
ucation to travel for old and well estab-
penses, paid weekly Address with stamp
stating age and experience, If any. Jas
K Houghton, Topeka, Kan, general de-
livery.
wANTED-A young man desiring towork
for his tuition to call at the Standard
Shorthand school, go Kansas ave
FARMERS. take notice. will sell you
stock salt, white. clean. first quality in
sacks at = barrel rates. Isaac NJ Town,
10 w 9Th St
MOLER's barber college of Dallas. Tex.
Denver, Col, or Salt Lake, Utah, offers
that EN- not be had elsewhere. Write
nearest branch for terms
WANTED HELP
wANTED-Girl for homework. no laun-
dry work 5ls Topeka ave.
WANTED-Giri for housework, no wash
ing. 1122 Van Buren, st.
WANTED-GirI for general houseworlx;
good wages; Sundays off Ladies Ex
change, 115 W 9Th st.
LADIES wanted everywhere copying let
ters at home. spare time anad return
good pay. no materials. to buy. Send re-
pply envelope for particulars and wages
We pay Guarantee Co.. hsept. W 81,
WANTED White girl for general house
work. @es Harrison ST.
WANTED-Energetic woman TO travel on
salary to get agents for superior line of
goods. Corsett and Skirt Works, Ann Ar
Dor, Mich.
NTED--Exp erienced sewing girls Mrs
E A O'Brien. Mills Co
WANTED-A, competent white girl for
general house work. adults. 1l07 To-
peka ave
WANTED-17 neat women for eating
house work so per month, board room
and pass. CaEital Emp. 755 Kansas ave.
ED-sALEsMEN
--~~--~~~~--~----~- ~-----------~~---~-----
WANTED-Side line statesmen, good com
mission, sell from photographs Ameri-
can Chewing Gum Co, St Louis. Mo,
GOOD side line for statesmen making no
/ ton and and 10C stores Ideal Gar
ment Co, Ann Arbor. Mich.
WANTED-AGENI
/ WE WANT TO- 600 agents Tor grea sesc house
hold seller ever invented; best money
maker record; actually sells to every
] n.
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WANTRp-MIsoLLHANEous


WANTED-Orders to sell manufactured
building stone, range stone and steps a
speciality estimates furnished Yard COR.
z. Raney-
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WAToHMAKFR

------@1~----~>-->>~---
E. ". WIEMAN, practical matchmaker
and engraver. All work done in neateS<s
promptest workmanship manner, at low
est prices. Highest cash price for old gold
and silver. 1V7 W. 7th St
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UPHoLTERING

T~------~------~S-------
W. J. VOSS, upnclstering, furniture
packed. shipped; mattresses. couches. etc.
made over and to order 6oe Jackson St
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Union Pacihc.
EASTBOUND.
Arrive
No limited ..s.--.-,-----.----....--. $50 am
No 6. Kansas City local PASS 7.55 am
no 4. Atlantic expzess-------......2 40 IN
sNo & K c and Salina express. $50 %
WESTBOUNDs
sHzo.7 /. x c. and Salina express. II 70 am
No 2 Denver and Pac- Coast 1td-12 80 pm
No. s. Junction City local pass $40 pm
No. I limited -.---------.---.---.-..- $50 pm
-Dany except Sunday An others daily.
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WANTED-Boy about Is years old work
in drug store. SB Kansas ave
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.


DR. EASTMAN, late Supt- state insane
asylum. Mental and nervous diseases 60
Kan az. Phones IA Res 12I0 V. Buren,.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
Board tools and scholarship included IN
our offer. few weeks completes; prepare
now for spring rush; graduates earn Top
wages. positions guaranteed; cataIog free
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FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms pleasant
located. electric nghts. bath 81 Quinc
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WANTE1To buy small house in South
Topeka. give number OF house J. P.
care Journal
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FOR RENT-WelI furnished rooms, mod
ern conveniences, first class board: ais
accommodation for table boarderS- 81
Harrison St
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MONEY
FLORISTS


MRS. NJ E. HOLCRAFT, SI7 Kansas ava.
Cut flowers and floral designs Phone ia
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EWEIERs


JAMES 2. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Opti-
clan. Complete stock of watches, dia-
monds. siiVerWare, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
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FOR RENT-Rooms furnished or unfur
nished, with or without board. III E
10th St
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FOR RENT-Rooms furnished or unful
nished with or without board ST W. 1otl
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FURNACE WoRKs.

GEO. E SEYBOLD, furnace work. tin
roofing, guttering. spouting. furnaces 3
speciality s31 Kansas ave Ind phone slA
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Office 726 Kansas ave. Residence Thjr-
tenth and Clay. Office hours: a. m 70
II a. m. and p. m. to p. m. Telephone
59S residence. and 16 office
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished single roon
for gentleman; s E. exposure. hous
modern. gas, bath lis Van Buren, St
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FOR RENT-Pleasant front room. FIR:
floor; also barn room 1921 N Quincy 5
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PAVING


CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING CO, rs w sth St Mfgrs- of
building. paving and sidewalk brick
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CUT FLOWERS and mural designes a.
Hayes 107 w sth St Both phones III
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YOUNG men everywhere copy letters
home evenings, So. so week Send address
ed envelope for particulars. Manager,
Dept w 81. box All, Philadelphia, Pa
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STALLIONS.
GENTLEMEN. call at 1l2 Quincy st. and
I will show you the best lot OF draft and
light harness stations in Shawnee county
have the best jack in the state, which
you are invited to see R E Cowdrey-
NOTICNTo citizens and farmers. King
Herold formerly owned by Mr.. Leslie.
will make the season at my burn, III
Quincy St. Topeka, Kan R. E. Cow
drey-
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FOR RENT-Furrishe rooms light hous
keeping. modern. 1871 W. 9Th ave.
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And ere a month had passed away
The Singer man was scoopiu'.
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman of fair ed
ucation to travel for old and well estab-
nshed firm Salary S1.oE9 per year and ex-
penses, paid weekly Address with stamp
stating age and experience, if any. Jas
K HOughton, Topeka, Kan, general de-
livery.
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FOR RENT-5 room nat 81 Quincy $
c.. D. Skinner.
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WE WANT10, 600 agents Tor grea gesr house
hold seller ever Invented; best money
maker on record; actually sells to every
house, send 15c Tor sample and 1r mari
moth catalogues Of agents. supplies South
ern Mere. Co. Dept p. Houston. Tex
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i WANTED-A young man desiring to work
for his tuition to call at the Standard
Shorthand school, go Kansas ave
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MOLER'S barber college OF Dallas. Tex.
Denver, Col, or Salt Lake, Utah, offers
advantages in teaching the barber trade
that EN- not be had elsewhere. Write
nearest branch for terms
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FOR sALEREAL ESTATE
MODERN COTTAGE.

large rooms, blocks from state house,
Just built. furnace, BATH gas. everything
hard floors. chandeliers, 11s lots This is
10 be sold this week and first come, first
served. Way below S, COO
THE STRAUSS AGENCY
FOR SALE-An s room house. 213 lots,
fruit For further information call at
3u7 Van Buren, St
FOR SALE-Lots in Johnson Place addi-
ton, W. 9Th, between Horne and Morris
ave N. Heerys Ind phone 1zs5-
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WANTED-To buy for cash good sound
driving horse weighing about LOO lbs
Apply TT Taylor ST.