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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-12-31
we're engaged. ii you don't mind.

we're engaged, ii you don't mind.
please: only" and Katherine burst
into tears and flung herself into a
corner of the couch. "Only-we were
going to do it all so differently, you
know; we had seen each other so Of
ten at Sally's and at Thanksgiving.
tco;' he came up to the school-and l
couldn't help caring-but, Of course,
ycl didn't know him or anything, SO
we thought it would be better not to
say anything yet; but he would call,
just as an acquaintance, and maybe
you would like him and invite him
again during the holidays, and then
when you knew him little he would
talk TO you about it-all proper-and
everything!"
BY this time Katherine was weeping
convulsively nd through her incoher-
ent recital. II her astonished parents
heard the soft opening of the front
door, the 4ow-toned inquiry for mother
and daughter, and tn. pushing aside
of the 5ortiere. Mr.. and Mrs. Mu- ray
rose simultaneously and faced the
new tomer, who proved to be a sturdy
sort of a fellow, with pleasing grey
eyes and freckled nose. He stood
silent a moment; then, as he realized
that Katherine was sobbing, he walked
across the room, lifted her head from
the cushions, and sat down beside her.
saying cheerily:
what is it all about, dear girl?
Come; tell me-"
But his lady-love only collapsed in
a moist heap On his coat collar, while
her mother found sufficient voice to
remark:
Henry; are you aware of the fact
that man you never saw before Is
over there with his arms around your
daughter?" [,
"You forget" said Henry feebly, "my
friend, Mr.. Butler!"
Mrs. Murray burst into shrieks OF
hysterical laughter. After moment
Mr.. Murray Joined in, and Katherine
changed her imbecile tears of grief
into equally imbecile tears Of mirth;
while Theodore E. Butler eyed first
one and then another as though fear
full for their sanity.
A couple of hours later Mr. Murray
was saying to the younger man, with
all the pride of a collector:
eyes, my dear fellow; we bought
that study of yours at an auction
for fifty cents"
"You don't mean it," exclaimed the
disguised artist. 'It's worth more
than that anyway; though I admit /:
is not worth much. It is one of a lot
I left on the coast when I broke up
my study in Frisco and went over to
Paris nine years ago; but I'm glad to
see it again, am indeed, and I'm glad
you have it. sir. Same old redwood
frame, too"
Eyes, l bought it because Of" be-
gan Mrs. Murray, and then stopped
short.
''It is very good thing. I always
said So" Mr.. Murray maintained
stoutly.-Pearson's Magazine.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-12-31
WoMEN's WAGES IN CHICAGO
Average Pay Of Those Engaged in the
Various Avenues Of En-
"a. ployment.

stenographers and typewriters re-
ceiye from Sc to SIS per week, the aver
age being $40. Good positions are only
open to girls who have had a high school
education, as. an understanding OF COM
position, good spelling and a quick, all
round intelligence are necessary equip
ment. The work in most offices is very
taxing. Bookkeepers receive about the
same pay as stenographers, business
college training fitting them for the
work, writes Ella Morris Kretschmar, in
Good Housekeeping.
Cashiers receive on an average $40
per week. The work is taxing, as great
speed is required in the discharge of
the duties. Saleswomen in first class
stores receive from Sc to SIS per week.
Heads of departments receive from $40
to $25-but such positions are not often
obtained, excepting as the reward OF
years of training in the department.
I'ressmakers' apprentices do not re-
ceiye any wages the first year and only
small wages the second year, after which
they are advanced according to their
skill: until they: attain $40 per week.
One trained to the finest tailor work
may receive as high as SIS per week.
Milliners' apprentices must work year
without pay, after which they are ad-
vanced according to skill, good worker
receiving from So to $25 per week during
the season. The rate of wages paid to
milliners is high because their work is
not steady, some months Of the year, OF
necessity, being idle ones.
Telephone girls work from nine tc
IL hours per Gay in three-hour shifts.
with half-hour intervals of rest, the
wages being IS per week. In light man
ufacturing establishments Gas necktie.
corset, skirt and shirt waist factories,
etc. women can make from So to 81
per week according to their swiftness.
the work being piece work. r
While the foregoing figures are GER
tainly not dazzling, they may possibly
seem tempting to the small town OF
country woman who knows nothing
about the expense of living in city.
She does not take into consideration the
daily item of car fare, the high price for
laundry work, the great wear and tear
upon clothes, the cost of such clothes
that will stand wear and tear, the I'M
avoidable extras" and finally the stag
gering cost of living.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-12-31
TO MEET AGAIN.

.ynn from the German of Ernst Won
r. Feuchtersleben (about 1861
81 IS the Lord of Heavens behest,
1Hat each from what he loves the best
- Must parted be!
nousn nought in course Of earthly thing
5uen srleI and sorrow ever brings
AS such farewell
All me, farewell!
! mere some opening bud thou find.
0n' tend 1t with a loving mind;
But be thou ware!
me rose that bursts at morn in bloom
Lies withered in the midnight gloom
OF this be ware,
All, be thou ware!
Inc love thou fondly callcst thine,
win Watchful, miser, care enshrine
Within thy heart!
little while thy joy is left
ana then, thou are again bereft.
To weep alone,
All, weep alone!
Yet. see thou understand 1t right:
Yes. know Alright!
When here we part, each in his
way,
To meet again!" we fondly say,
To meet again!
Yes, meet again!
Alfred Edersheim, in N. Y. Observer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-12-31
Yacht Made Of Paper.

Out of the sheets of an Austrian
daily paper an ingenious Viennese en-.
gineer has lately constructed for his
own use a small yacht, Is feet long
.decked all over, and provided with {
centerboard. In the making of the
hull, deck, masts, sails and ruddel
several thousand copies of the journa
were used-each plank requiring NJ
fewer than $500 leaves-and enormous
pressure had to be employed before thu
necessary solidity could be obtained
The inventor has already made severa
excursions on the Woerth See, ant
even in squally weather his boat /,
said to have behaved admirably.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-12-31
NOTHING STABLE IN CHILL.
Picture of the Republic Which Is Far
from Flattering or Com
pEmentary.

Chilli in the last seven years has mad
Some have lasted a few months, some
q week and one lasted through one
night. The Chilians when they go to
bed never know under what govern
ment they will wake up. But they
don't care, says the Brooklyn Citizen.
There are five political parties, but
ut the bottom Chilli is an oligarchy in
the hands of the leading families. Fa.
voritism in its rankest forms extends
to all departments of the government
The post Office at Santiago, the capital
is entirely in the hands of women and
is more like a sewing society than a
public institution. Mails go wild and
only bribery or fattery can secure de
cent attention.
The streets of Santiago are cloud
Of dust in the dry season and sea Of
mud when it rains. They are paved
with wooden blocks, never cleaned OF
repaired, and riding over. them makes
one think he is rolling on square
wheels.
There are still many open sewers
into which all sorts of filth are thrown
to lie and rot or to be carried by the
rains into the streets and dooryards.
The vice of the working class is pro
tracted drunkenness. Workmen are
serviceable on an average of only fou,
days in the week. The Mercurio OF
Santiago says that work in the harbo,
was suspended about 80 days out Of
40.
The lower classes live like beasts
and have few needs beyond their drink
Hundreds upon hundreds of the holes
where these human beings house them.
selves are of mud walls and floor, often
no windows and Enclosed gaps fol
doors, a broken chair and filthy mat
tress, few tatters for the family, q
little brazier of Goals now and ther
on small wood fire, around which the
members of the family squat Indian
fashion. Water is considered harmful
The death rate of Santiago is enor
mous-in the neighborhood of 80 pc,
1000 inhabitants. The death rate
among infants is appalling, due largely
to the great number of illegitimate
births, which is 80 per cent. for ali
Chilli, and as high as 65 in some
places.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-12-31
such Outrageous PROFITS.

A well-known London shopkeeper
had a shooting near Loeb Carron.
One day he paid a visit to little shop
kept by one McAfee.
$50 you're Mister -, fra Lun-
non? Man, it's gran place, Lunnon.
And you've store there-a big store?''
Eyes, it's pretty big"
you'll pardon my asking you" said
McAfee; but If it's a fair question.
what sort O. profits do you max III
Lunnon?'
20, as for that, on some articles
Nv per cent; on others 10 per cent; OF
some 20 per cent"
Twenty per cent; man, It's awfu'!"
But don't you?" asked Mr..
NAV, naw!" exclaimed the shop
keeper. Il can only make one per
cent. just buy thing for shulli..'
and sell it for twa!"-Stray StorieA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-12-31
UNIQUE London Church.

The Church of st. Ethelburga, Bish
opsgate, London, is quite novelty in tn,
way of ecclesiastical architecture. Ii
the forefront of the church is an opti
clans shop and also a cutlery establish
ment, both belonging to one firm. Thi,
is probably the only church in England
which has two shop-fronts built into It
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-12-31
Queen Farms It.

The queen of the Netherlands is Al
enthusiastic farmer. A dairy has beel
established in connection with TIL,
royal castle of Loo, and it is run Of
regular business lines by its owner
large quantities of butter and milk be
ing sold regularly from the dairy
which is now self-supporting and pro
fitable.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-12-31
Will Hep

Will Shute is the name Of a new south
ern express messenger on the Souther:
railway. Train robbers, beware.-Sun
flower Pensae.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-22
real, ESTATE TRANSFERS
J. E. SHAFFER.
112 E. Sixth St. Topeka, kas.

16o acres only miles from business cen
ter of Topeka, r. +. D.; So acres in
cultivation. 40 acres meadow, acres or
chard, balance pasture, with living water
large barn and other buildings. This Is
one of the best farms in the country.
Price only $40 Per acre.
20 acres II miles from Topeka, ~ miles
improvements; houses and barns very
cheap. Price $50 per acre.
80 acres good land, fair improvements.
plenty of fruit, close to school. Hs miles
from Topeka Price only $500.
20 acres 21a miles from Topeka, good
s., 500.
10 acres near Washburn college. all good
land. good new :! room house. barn. fruit.
fine location. Price 5000.
40 acres miles from Topeka, excellent
land and splendid improvements, close to
school. Price s., eco
240 acres miles from Topeka, fine 10
cation. All fenced and cross fenced, so
acres in cultivation, 60 acres wild grass
meadow. balance tame grass, pasture.
meadow and alfalfa; good orchard and
vineyard, good room house, cellar. well,
cistern, roomy barn, a splendid stock
farm. only $3.50 per acre.
800 acres miles from Topeka, fine loca-
ton on r. F. D., telephone in house, 100
acres in cultivation, balance pasture, plen-
ty of good water, 10 acres orchard. good
large new barn. fine dairy farm, $50 per
acre.
40 acres IL miles from Topeka, good ex-
cellsnt improvements, which eoss- about
stock farms in the state. Price $50 per
acre.
I have a number of tracts of pasture
and meadow land within Is miles of To-
at $50 per acre. 1 have on my list any
kind of a. farm you want.
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ROUDEBUSH--.REAL ESTATE

200 S' ~
New room modern house. bath, fur
mace, on Topeka ave, $500.
8 rooms. modern, w. 9Th ST.. 1920.
gas, Topeka ave, s., 500.
room house Van Buren, ST.. enameled
bath. $1,000.
rooms Topeka ave-. H,15o
g rooms, modern, Potwin, "a lots, 81
New room house, east front, near
Washburn college. $500.
z room new house, on Harrison st..
lots. barn, cellar. plumbing, $500
Potwin, 81, 800.
Buchanan St, rooms, III lots east
front, furnace, gas, BATH $3.50.
7 rooms. 2 lots. new barn, fine shade
room house east of college, $3.50.
room cottage, sell on payments. $3.50.
room house, lots. W. 10th, near Bu-
chanan, 81 600.
Z room house. lots, west of Potwin
acres near washburn, 6 room house,
fruit, 81, 200.
8 room house. lots, Oakland, $3.50, part
payments or trade.
40 acres bottom land, good orchard, no
buildings, $1,000.
% acres. no buildings. good lano. >ood
location, S1.250.
so acres, 20 acres orchard. buildings, S.
750.
so acres near Auburn, 81 $50
160 acres, 8 room house, z acres orchard,
near Topeka, Sc 400.
40 acres, improved, fruit. miles out 81
800.
400 acres. fine improvements, best snap
in this county. close to Topeka, mile to
R. r. station.
EMMETT e. ROUDEBUsH.
STORMONT BLDG. 107 w. SIXTH.
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SPECIALS.

room cottage. high ceilings, well ar
ranged, city and cistern water in sink,
good repair on pavement, good neighbor-
hood, 8 blocks west of Kansas ave, rents
for SIG. Price $3.50; $500 down, balance
like rent.
Modern home z rooms, reception hall
and complete bath, furnace heat. hard
wood finish double doors, gas and cleo
trio light, brick walks and shade, IA lots.
near 18th and Tyler. Reduced from s., go
to 81, $50. See this.
Large room modern home. furnace,
bath. large barn, splendid shade. lots,
near Sd and Clay, $3.50.
New strictly modern home. rooms.
well arranged. oak finish, CRATE. hot wa
ter heat, east front, IL lots, Topeka ave.
Reduced from s., 500 to $3.50
II rooms, all modern, east front, e5 It.
sold at once.
DAVIS. WELCOME CO.,
Phones 1925. -s 1U7 w. Sixth.
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RODGERS, DAVIS & CO
40 West 9th Street.

Z room east front residence and 6 nice
lots, blocks governors mansion, good
shade and lots of fruit, 81, 200.
S71k # fronting on Central Park, finest
property sold. Make us an offer.
east front lots. new 6 room cottage.
good barn. plenty fruit, blocks of pave
ment and easy walking distance of Wash
burn. Decided bargain, $3.50.
east front lots near new Santa Ee
shops, on Chandler, fine building spot.
room residence and lots. well, els
tern. barn, chicken house, near Wash
burn, 1 block pavement, 1880
2h corner east front lots Topeka ave,
and room dwelling, 1920.
East front lots near Continental Cream
cry and room cottage, s., go
Fine corner on Western ave, near
Bethany, 100 by $50 and room house, 81
$50
II room residence on west side, near
Bethany, steam heat, fine location, paved
St, So, 500.
elegant homes on Tyler, modern in ev-
cry particular, decided bargains. Call at
office for location and price.
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.,
ITO West Sixth St.
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F. NJ. PRESCOTT.

2 lots, room house, new, city water.
bath room, sewer connection, new barn,
on Garfield ave, near Washburn college,
at a bargain; call quick.
Modern house s rooms, lots, only s
blocks from Kansas ave. and 7th SITS,
$4,000
room house. modern. except heat, on
Tyler ST., $500.
Business and residence lots. Western
lands for sale cheap; 80 room hotel for
sale.
Shawnee county 40 acre farm, 6 room
house.
About 20 lots in Topeka suburbs. cheap.
One of the finest hotels in Kansas
Write for particulars.
F. NJ. PRESCOTT,
Room Is, Real Estate Bldg.
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
THESE ARE EClALS.

room house, fronts on the park best
location in town, IL lots, property In me
repair. big bargain at A,6oo; want
room, 9 east front lots. near govern
or's mansion, lots of fruit and shade
8 rooms lots, hot water heat, Buchan-
an. near 9Th. $3.50. Want offer.
barn. Price 81 80: easy terms.
New house, finest part of Western ave.
work.
Fine home Tyler. east front, near sth-
5000. Owner Will take small property as
part payment.
Another home Tyler east front, rooms.
This is certainly snap.
10 rooms, all modern, corner. Topeka
2 houses near 9Th and Harrison, modern,
rent $40; less than $4,000.
rooms. IL lots, hot water heat, hard wood
floors, halls. attic, stairway. shade. etc.
Harrison, close to 18th, neat home Of .
rooms. lots. Price $2.1oo Lots worth
Near 9th and Lincoln, 3 rooms. III lots.
fine condition, gas, sewer, CITY water, and
bern roo @;soo; easy iCt. te Mosr,s ava I'm. wal,
lawn. viii rent Hs. Price $3.50 Hard
W. 9Th ST.. rooms, large grounds, non
resident owner has dropped his price 81
600; room for more houses. A big bar
Harrison. near 18th, large rooms, lots,
Wen. barn. improvements, newly painted,
81 100. Offer wanted.
Lincoln, rooms, near car line, good re-
pair, ciStern and well, s.. $50
Morris ave- beautiful cottage. fruit. ,
lots. Want offer at once.
Kansas ave-, near 18th, rooms. lots,
$3.50. Terms.
rooms. IA lots. near 18th and Van Blu
Topeka ave. near 10th, rooms. east
front. electric lights. sewer, gas. city wa
ter. etc. Price $500
Near 4th and Jackson. 8 rooms. east
front, $500.
Near 10th and Monroe. rooms. gas.
sewer. city water, cistern, etc. Fine re-
pair, $1,000. A bargain.
b. Sth ST., rooms. almost new, barn,
house finished in hard wood, rents 80.
Price $3.50.
Lawrence St. near pavement, 2 lots, 3
room cottage. fine shape. $500.
lots w. 6th St, all conveniences. $500.
College ave, near 18th, $3.50 each.
219 lots. close to governors mansion, $500.
Lots 9TH and Garfield, $50 each.
lots Sd and Clay, $500.
lots nth and Polk. 264 IT. long, $500.
Acre near Washburn, $3.50; want offer.
Lots in Orchard Place.
Lots any old place.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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NORTH TOPEKA.

GI.eeve items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co. s12 North Kansas ave
Independent phone 49,
Best Usage. City Shaft, best Ark.
Eenli-Anthracite. Kent's Kash Koai
Koncern, Gil Kansas avenue, North
Topeka. Ind Tel 465.
Miss Eleanor Lukens entertained a
few friends informally last evening at
her home. 1909 Central avenue. Those
present were Miss Nellie Dolman. Miss
Grace Page, Miss Effie Page. Mr..
Frank Leach, Mr.. w. Williams and Mr..
A. Williams.
Mrs. Frank Grear and Miss Mary
Hohnbaum went to Kansas, City Thurs
day to attend the horse show and buy
goods.
Mr.. John Buechner who has been at
q hospital suffering from a gun shot
wound in leg is improving and has been
taken to the home of his cousin, Mr..
Al. Hohnbaum of 1923 Central avenue.
Second Presbyterian church services
tomorrow in Barrett's hall, corner of
kansas avenue and Gordon street SpA-
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w. S. ANDERSON.

120 acres in Pottawatomie county well
improved; will sell for 3,5O0.
room house, lots, Swygert ave-, 81,
go
5 room house, IL lots, east side, $3.50.
lots Highland Park, 800.
200 acre farm near Meriden, well i'm
proved, can sell for s35 per acre,
room house, lot, Jefferson, $780,
room house, 1 lot, Van Buren,, 81, $50;
part cash, balance time.
4 room house, 2 lots, Buchanan St, $500
room cottage Clay, $2,100.
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FOR SALE.

room cottage. IL lots. Clay St, near
10th, s., $50 Want offer.
room cottage, lot, close to shops, ST.
rooms, lots, E. 18th St, just out city
limits, 81, $50. Terms.
rooms, reception hall, bath, hot water,
furnace, hard pine finish, good repair. cell
lar. shade, IL lots. Polk, near Huntoon,
81, 800
it., Fillmore, $500
Farms and suburban tracts.
]. D. MILLER & CO.,
Sixth st. Entrance. COL Kansas Ave-
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]. E. TORRINGTON.
109 ~. Sixth So. Topeka. kan.

1S0 W N717NtIA ST. 4NPSFNUI 1NetlI'
FOR SALE-Clay St, near 5th. III lots
we'll finished room cottage, CRATE, cis-
tern, hyorant, barn, etc, hne location
Great bargain for quick sale. Immediate
possession.
Near 9Th st. car line. east OF creek. .
lots, very nice room cottage. good barn
and outbuildngs, fruit, shade etc ali in
complete repair. A neat home very cheap
81, 800; part cash.
On E. Sth st. paving, 1 lot, room cot
tage, pump in kitchen, fine fruit, $3.50.
Madison and 10th. room house. bath
room, good barn. $500.
Buchanan St, SOUTH lots, room
house well, cistern, barn, 1850.
$500.
50 acre farm miles out, $1,000; take ST.
500 city dwelling in trade.
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WANTED, A BUYER

For this splendid room modern home
fine location. Don't delay. It's going to
be sold.
MARION Sheldon,
us Kansas Ave, Topeka
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FOR EXCHANGE.

$500 general stock merchandise, clean
stock, good business. Want eastern Kan
saS farm.
MARGIN SPELDEN,
us Kansas Ave. Topeka
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WANT TO BUY.

A good drug stock, about 5000. in good
county seat town. Quick sale If in right
location.
MARION Sheldon,
715 Kansas Ave. Topeka
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NEAR WASHBURN COLLEGE.

on the northeast corner of 18th and West
SITS. They are 136 feet long, have the sew
er, city water and other convenienccS,
taxes for the current year. They must be
sold at once. Price $500 each. Just put on
the market.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALES room modern residence, in
perfect repair, hot and cold water
throughout, gas, electrt. bells, CRATES, nice
mante1S, compartment cellar, laundry,
new furnace. city water, cistern and wen.
heater, barn, carriage house, ETC., 61s lots.
east front, fine old elm trees. Call at 131
Clay St or address me, 10 Column Dian
bldg or Valencia, Kan. L. Van Hook.
FOR SALE-Lots Johnson Place addition,
W. 9Th. n. Heery. Tel Rs9.
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WANTED-A mfg. concern about to open
distributing depot in this section desires
services of responsible man to take man.
agement; salary $500 per annum and
commissions; applicant must furnish first
class references and $500 to $1,5oO cash
merchandise furnished. Address Manu-
facturer. care Nelson Chesman Co., chi
cago, Ill.
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SPLENDID HOUSE.

10 acres close to city, on car line, fine
improvements, acres bearing orchard;
price reduced to 5000
MARICS Sheldon.
us Kansas Ave. Topeka.
WHEAT farms Thomas Co.. Kan. $40
acres, $1,000: easy terms. Clement VIII
son, Colby, Kan.
FOR SALES room house and barn, 81 $50
if sold at once. lib Harrison st.
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70 ACRES.

miles out, good land, fine improve
ments, IL acres bearing orchard, splendid
home, a bargain at 5000
MARION SEtELDEN.
us Kansas Ave topeka.
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SPECIAL.
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.

lot and 3 room cottage, on Madison,
near 4th. $3.50.
III lots and small cottages, on MadI-
son, near 9TH. $500
RODGERS, DAVIS g. CO.
10 West Sixth ST