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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
Busy Night for Reporters.

Friday night was an unusually busy
night for the representatives of the
large city dailies, as there were three
extra events transpiring at the same
time-the meeting of the baseball as
ISOLATION, the Christian Endeavor re-
ception, and the grange meeting. The
first function. through the courtesy of
Principal Lewis, was at the seminary
building. The members of the base
ball association, who We're not other
wise engaged, came together. listened
to the report of the manager. c. ii.
Evans. and accepted II. After a 1T
tie social intercourse 1t was decided to
put the baseball bats and other anpa-
ratus. including the surplus. in cold
storage for next seasons use.
AS the grange runs on schedule time
and the reporter did not have the
combination for getting in after the
machinery once started. no elaborate
account can be given of the meeting,
but a good program (Which was
printed last week. had been prepared
and was doubtless properly executed.
AT Il reception, however, conditions
are different. and no one Is really late
if he arrives before the refreshments
are served. The reporter made IL a
point to arrive, and, although the
spacious rooms of the hostess, MIS-
III. V. Dale. were well filled, there was
room for one more. The evening, or
rather the remnant of ii, was very
pleasantly spent. Games were
played and other entertainment pro-
yidpd
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
DIED OF HEART FAILURE
MRS. c. s. HAYDEN OF TOWNS
HEND FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Returned Saturday Night from Brock.
ton. Mass. and Died the Tuesday
Following = Home Had Been on
Evans Farm for Over a Year.

The community was shocked Tues
day morning 10 learn of the death of
Mrs. c. 5, Hayden from heart fail
ure. Mrs. Hayden had only returned
the Saturday before from a visit OF
several weeks In Brockton. Mass. the
home of the family before they came
to the Evans farm year or more ago.
A friend, Mrs, Addie l.. Thompson.
came back with Mrs. Hayden for a
visit and they occupied rooms DOWN
stairs and Mr.. Hayden and Malcolm
We're upstairs. Tuesday morning when
Mr.. Hayden came down to build the
fires, he found Mrs. Hayden dead in
bed. She had been troubled for some
time with asthma and had within a
few weeks some indications of a
weak heart. but was not thought to be
in a critical condition The remains
We're taken to Brockton for burial
Wednesday. Mr. Hayden and son.
Malcolm, and Mrs. Thompson accom-
panying them. The sympathy of the
community goes out to the family in
their bereavement.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Little Pauline Johnson is SICK
L. j. Strong is in town buying up a
car load of potatoes.
Miss Fannie Ballard spent Sunday
at her home in Jamaica.
Mrs. Harry Bostwick has gone TO
Worcester. Mass, to visit relatives.
Edney johnson is housed again, with
severe cold and liver trouble.
Mrs. B. F. Millington and little
daughter are spending few days at
Peru.
Mrs, Fred Vail and daughter Ruby
spent several days at Brattleboro last
week.
Bessie Deane is working at River
side Inn. taking the place of Alma
Whitman.
Abbott Davis has finished his work
at Vernon and is spending a Week
with his mother. Mrs Marcia Davis.
The West River Dramatic club Will
present the play Down in Maine. at
the town hall this. Friday. evening"
( Nov. II.
Mrs. S. NJ. Holden left Monday
morning for visit in Athol, Mass,
after which she may join Mr.. Holden
in Georgia.
! Mrs. Hail. VINO mas ueeH lily
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bostwlck' re-
turned to her home in Brattleporo
wednesday.
Fred Holland. who has been board
ing at his uncle's, George Gardeners,
during the school term. has returned
to his home at Putney.
Mrs. Skinner returned to her nome
at Newfane Tuesday, after visiting
her daughter-in-l law, Mrs. Music SKIN
ner. and other friends here
Mrs. John Bailey and two children.
Eliza and Ossian. of Windham spent
Sunday and Monday with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. c. d. Farnum.
Mrs. Calista Bangs of Brattleporo
linspected Hooker w. r. c., No. 3. Fri
day evening. Nov. 10. Supper was
served at $50. after which social
hour was enjoyed before the meeting
which opened at 1.3O.
The NJ. F. Ladies' Aid society VIII
give their annual chicken-pie supper
at the parsonage hall Thursday eV-
lening, Nov. %. The ladies have been
making quite extensive repairs on
their hall. and with new draperles
at the windows. fresh paper on the
walls. electric lights. and new cnalrs
and tables. it looks quite inviting.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
WEST WARDSBORO.

The Bible day concert was well at
tended and enjoyed.
Miss Ethel Eddy is to have charge
of the service at the church SUNDAY
morning.
Mrs. Carpenter of Newfane and Mrs.
Alvin johnson of Marlboro recently
visited at NJ. l.. Johnson's.
Mrs. Luana White and son. John.
of Newfane. have recently visited her
daughter. Mrs F. l.. Adams.
Mrs. NJ. L. Rice has been on the SICK
list but is better II is expected that
the Ladies' Social circle Will meet
with her next week Thursday AFTER
noon.
Pupils of the village school who had
no absent marks are Frank Fish,
Myrtle Boyd, Leone, HAL and Mauo
Robinson. Lillian Redfield. Bernard
Newell: once excused, Ross Newell;
one day absent, Ralph Pike. Alice
Boyd Leland Newell; one day absent
after becoming a member, Bernice
Bovd one-h half day, 4 Mirth Pike
most head marks-Class A, Bernice
Boyd; class b. Floyd Robinson; class
lC Bernard Newell; most stars in
writing contest, Floyd and Leone
Robinson. Lillian Redfield. Bernice
Boyd.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
VERNON.

~, T. T., Masseck will preach me-
sunday evening in Johnson
South Vernon ,,as,s hall
iax, evening was well at'ei
ond sum of money realized u p''
in the treasury ..s 20 neet
The Ladies circle is lhVl.et her home
~ Il +, Masseck at ner no,no
VIII prat,leboro next WEDNESDAY
~ will be served at noon
q Rarnes. who deals largely IN
a; sheen. will this Wii,el
.ia,,ybter some for market an, anu hara
slau s,,, beef and lamb to families mere
o,,rg of the Y. P. C. U. VIII
The nie &c usual at 2 o'clock. Inc
DE H. will begin promptly. AInu l;l
SEW .;s,, ~ officers will be tne Jus
elec'io' racb member is asked 10
iless 70 his name at the ron cali q"
sip'o..-asted at the last meelihs'
Grange will have regular
NeEhoc saturday evening. In the Zee
meesis s nrogram is a gentlemen :
.,,,,est for which each iaus
ing - bring 12 inches OF sinsnata,'
asksu -, turned. needles ana UNI 49, az,
WIN ,sze will be given for ,he
ling and also for the Wors-
p.v F L. Masseck will preach 2, :: !
Ken' church sunday afternoon az ~,
cl l,y..i, Communion Will ~
o osITeS- New members will a ss ne
serNes ,,fo the church. An oIleIii, =,
eeiye q. taSen for the Japan mission ~
WI ~ p-riversalist church. THIS Is =
h sae ,bs last meeting of the seas9" con- on,
fs boped to have the larEe''
,-aratiOn.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
WILIIAMSVILLE.

Miss Mary Stratton is at nome loi
the winter.
Henry johnson of Dover is moving
into l.. T.. STATIONS house
Ralph Moore is spending the week
with his parents in East Dover.
Mrs Julia Houghton of BrattleDofo
called on friends here last week
Miss Lillian Moore of East Dover
is working for Mrs. A. M. Merrllleid
Mrs. Abbie Adams spent Sunday. IN
Townshend with her daughter Ap'
bic.
Mrs. Fred Pierce and daughter
J,ottie. visited i'm Brattleboro ias'
week.
The juniors of the M. f. society
made about $50 at their fair trida!
evening
Mrs. A. NJ. Sherman and daughter
Marion, are spending the week IL
Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Aldrich of Put
nam are visiting his sister, Mrs. flor-
ence Temple.
Mrs. Fred Putnam of Essex June,
ton &c visiting her son, Floyd, al T.
II. Putnam's.
Miss Rena Wilcox has returned
home after some time spent with Mrs
w. +. Wheeler.
Miss Mary Plat has returned u
Newfane after three weeks spent VIII
Mrs. ]. A. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Atwood of Brattle'
boro spent Sunday at A. I. Manches-
ter's. Miss Bertha Manchester was
also home over Sunday and MONDAY
The village school closed FRIDAY
Nov. 10. Those without mark dur'
| ing the term were: Belle Tlmson
clarence Lewis, Ashton Timson. JONI
sparks. Howard Timson. Ruth SPARKS
I Aaron White. Ruby Sparks, WING
1 Allen. Leroy Baker, Sewail Hovey
Persis Washer. Ernest Morse Cecl
Manchester. Richard Wheeler. Heie,
Lewis. Absent one day or less. Franz
Manchester. Harold Washer, flori
Baker. James Goodrich. Stella Morse
There were no tardy marks Clarenc''
Lewis received first prize IN on
grade spelling, Persis Washer stanu
ing second. Eighteen of the towns
neople visited school during the FERN
The winter term is to commence MON
day Dec. 4. with Floyd Putnam a
teacher.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
solJTH VERNON.

Mrs Annie Woodland mas relurheu
home from Wilbraham. Mass
Miss Helen Nelson finished her
school in district No. this Week
Miss Dora Shine of Brattleboro IS
a guest of her brother Warren Shihe'
Noah Alexander of Marlboro visited
his eister Mrs. Calvin Stone, recently
Beers has several sick horses,
,,a1,,i,inp the services of veterinary
surgeon. a..
Miss Mary Scott is on the SICK ny y
ana Mrs Alvah Scott her mother' -
very poorly ,a
T. b. Batchelder OF IoWi 1sd,',, nn
county game warden visited neri,oi'
Friday. looking after law preahe.s'
Rev. f. l.. Masseck of fral.isp DO,
viii sneak in Johnson's hall next oul,
day at 1880 p, m. All are Germany III
vited. -. nil,
Edward Souires is moving. his m l,i
down onto the Marshall LOT; Wniom
was purchased by j. T. Wrlsn' 10"
months ago. Al
~ is expected that Rev l. NJ;
r,anchard will preach in the cnap s,
sunday at II a. m. his iii e9ass
seriously i'll in North Adams M"''
Il TT Prescott of Barre CANT W
,rarnon Monday and erected d iiIas
sive Barre granite marker. e SIN Inc .
and four inches. with the lo,ioT 17s5
inscription: "Whithed ee EN- elte out
1ao5 !" II stands near the ga,e oos
Liso ,ha ward upon the Withheld pos
sue ms Mr.. Prescott will put III
s ,,sare work for the family next sprihs'
Friday Nov. 10, Mr.. and Mrs. w; a. II;
ds,,,,rS were pleasantly surprised a.
fospui ,eor,e when a party of frienus
oneii neighbors walked in ana M, ,i1
ana he' tbem that they had reached
forme go, milestone of their married
.ne The evening was very socla ,
one one and refreshments We're ,heir esteem ss,s
The guests left tokens OF tn 1;sre es' Mr.
together with their good wish and
and Mrs. Fosburgs TWO uaus asent
three grandchildren were
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
Favored by Both Parties.

Republicans and democrats ait fnr
raise Toley's Honey and Tar Ior
coughs. colds and all throat ana luns
dieeases. as no other remedy can COM
mare with it. 1t is safe and sure,
r slater. merchant, III Nam 500
gloucester. Mass. writes. -,
NJ o,oh which I had for three
,,ontbs though other remedies failed
- benefit me. / can highly recon,
MEND II for coughs and colds soiu
hv All Dealers.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
puMMERsToN.

There will be no service at the
church Sunday.
The grange meeting TUESDAY even
ng was i'm charge of the married
members who gave an excellent lit
erarv program and occupied the Off
GERS chairs. This grange will hold
fair. open to the public. on the date
of it's next meeting. Nov. 2S. Useful
and fancy articles will be for sale ana
there will be supper of an old-fash-
toned New England boiled dinner
Admission will be free but there VIII
he a small charge for the supper.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
SOME RSET.

Mrs. Frances Wright is Ill
mr. page was in town FRIDAY.
Hollis Anderson has TWO Dogs si0A
with the humps. =.
A new cook from Boston Is az
Cushing's mills. re
C Harris saw four deer in ms
meadow one day last week
Tbe two inches of snow that TEL
last week is nearly all gone
Ed Goddard. with a crew OF men. !.
,,,o,,ing the dry house onto Main slree'
snd will fit it I'D for a store
Thomas Stapleton. with crew ~
men. has cut and landed IN lhe -,
~ 400 feet Of logs from the FaTai
~, sSt'y ana only one-half the lot is GU
off yet
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
A Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the cough
and heals the lungs. Prevents pneu-
monia and will cure incipient con-
sumption. Contains no opiates ana Is
safest for children. Ask for Foleys
Honey and Tar and insist upon hav-
ing it. Stops the cough and heals the
lungs. Sold by All Dealers.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

g z. Butterfield of Marlboro. VT
after two years experience, Is satis
fed that poultry is one OF the most
profitable by-products Of the average
New England farm. on May 20 four
hens Matched as chicks of the Ply
month Rock and wyandotte breeds
OF these two hens raised "A chicks
About October he marketed the
chicks. some Of the larger ones
weighing from FIVE TO six pounds
each Mr.. Butterfeld is trying th'
dry feed method. which he finds gives
satisfactory results
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
Death Of Mrs. Jane Derry.

Word was received in town Satur-.
day of the death in Saxtons River or
Mrs. Jane Derry. Mrs. Derry had the
measles first and then other compl-
cations arose which resulted in her
death. She was native OF Towns.
bend and had lived in town most OF
her life. Some time ago she removed
TO Saxtons River and had made tha'
her home up to the time OF ner DEATH
The remains were brought to Towns
bend and the funeral services were
held from the Baptist church Tuesday
forenoon at II O'Clock, Rev G. ID. *.
Meacham officiating. Mrs. Derry
sister from Massachusetts was pres
ent at the funeral. The little boy'
Roland, who has lived with Mrs Der
nv for several years, is to be placed III
the Kurn Hattin home If arrange
ments can be made
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
WARDsB oRo.

Mrs. Walter Leith has returned 10
her home in Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. r. f. Johnson of Brattleboro
has come TO care for Mrs. Mary Bliss
this winter
Frank Wheeler of Brattleboro was
i'm town Sunday, John Wheeler ac-
companied him home.
Mrs. A. l.. Wheeler and son Leon
ard are visiting her sister. Mrs. f. l..
Stetson. in Greenfield, Mass.
George Williams has sold his place
which he bought recently of H. C. Ben
son. to Mrs. A. L. Wiley of South
Londonderry.
The a n club will meet at the ves-
try Thursday afternoon. Nov. 20, 10
reorganize and will serve chicken
pie supper in the evening from
to O'Clock, after which short en-
tertainment will be given. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Edith Clark of Jamaica closed
a very successful term of school FIJI
day. Nov. 8. Those in the school nav
ing no absent marks were: Burton
Jonson. Martin Gleason, James Glea-
son. Kenneth White. Ida Williams,
Wales Plimpton. Loren Pike. Steiia
pike. Levi Howard and Mary Fletcher.
Edith Kidder and Leonard Wheeler
had only one-nalf DAY dpseh' hi"i no
THE LADIES favor painting their
churches. and therefore we urge every
minister to remember we give a I'D
eral quantity of the Longman 4 Mar
tinez L. & NJ. paint toward the paint
4 ing.
Wears and covers like gold.
| Don't nay $3.50 a gallon for Linseed
oil fworth so cents) which you do when
YOU buy other paints in a can with q
paint label on II.
want fourteen gallons of paint. buy
lonly eight of L. & NJ. and mix SIX
gallons pure Linseed oil with II; ano
thus get paint at less than sl-zO pei
gallon. IN
MANY houses are well painted with
four gallons Of L. & M. and three gal
Ions of Iinseed oil mixed therewlth
These celebrated paints are sold os
Robbins & Cowles. Brattleboro. VI
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17
kATH OF JOHN NATION
.orueIELo LOSES AGED MA.
/ TIVE AND RESIDENT.
..v.two Years Old and Descend.
:. Of Old and Well Known Family
s.tired from Business but Active
Church and Society.

=, J,aih of John Nation &C.
~ sgurday evening after a short
s Mn. Mattoon was 92 years of
native of this town and n de-
Il .5ant of the old Nation family
A bas takrn SO active a part In the
~. NJ The town for many genera
He lived most of his life here
few years exception which he
m california. Returning from
.o with considerable wealth. he
Il Hred Tor many years retired life
Esntedy enjoying his pleasant
.,onndings. but free from any ac-
business. He always had taken a
interest in the social affairs OF
!. ,own and the Unitarian church of
e. he was always regular at
.Ssnt and liberal supporter. He
rstained his faculties to re-
[,tabIe degree and to within few
IN was keenly alive to all that
~, an about him. He leaves n
Diov who has been devoted In her
Is.,dons for many years, and one
sggbter. Mrs. George H. Foreman of
q francisco. who reached North
IA a few days before her fathers
IN The funeral was held Tuesday
ssrnoon from his late residence on
NJ, street. Rev. d. NJ. Wilson, pas
I, N the Unitarian church, officiat-
y The burial was in cemetery
!. SPRINGFIELD. Mass, the remains be-
|, taken there on Wednesday morn
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

Clifford Holbrook returned to Brat
tleboro Tuesday.
Holly Wilson was home SUNDAY
from Brattleboro.
George Allbee IS enlarging his barn
on the south side.
Wilbur Snyder and Hugh Mack We're
i'm Brattleboro Monday.
Miss Pearl Thayer is spending q
week with Miss Harriet Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs Oren Davis have Wis
tied recently in Hinsdale, ~ ii.
Miss Bertha Phillips is working az
the County house in Newfahe LOT
few weeks
The wood saving outfit has been az
Tho station this week cutting up more
or less.
win Sparks. e. b. Batchelder ana
rrod willard were Brattleboro pas
sengers Friday.
Miss Esther Macdonald. VINO !
,aacbinp in Athens. is home for
weeks vacation.
Mr Arbee of Cambridgeport was IN
town last week for snort Nisi'
his son. f. III. Allbee
The village schools opened MONDAY
for the WlIlleT LEI ''N'
teachers as in the ran.
A A. Blood has been sufiefiP VIZ
a hard cold this week ana was uh"'i
to go to his work in Newlaiie'
A. l.. Cook of Putney has moved ~
the farm owned by Maggie Laou -
the northern part of the town
Frank Rowe who injured ms rs, o inst
while working at WIZARDS MN i''''
week. is able to be out again.
eugene Phelps of Chester. was tne
euest of his son, Frank, the lhe'
nan for a few days last week
Miss Jennie Weston has competed
ber Iabors at C. H. WIZARDS anu re-
turned to her home in LandsroVe'
u,,hridpe Culver. one of the sem
ivory students. sprained MS alihie
tuesday night while playing oasNe'
ball. , ,,o,
urs Milton Thayer returned MOL
aoy night from six weeks WISH WI W.,
friends and relatives in Massa'i"
sets. ,,,,
Ms T I, Byard of Southboro,
uass visited at Herbert ENans =
iast week and called on other irieio'
in town. ,s e.
rha variable mill which Holden q
Martin have been putting In near .n9
salmon Hole bridge, is now III run
ming order.
nh. .bee" to clean the Congreea.
,aI church Tuesday called ou'
o,onyb workers to accomplish 'he NC
sired results. ,.;s;.-
pouben Park, who has been WISH
Nc con a Z. Park, for a nuiIlpei
nf weeks. returned Saturday 10 Der
nardston. Mass.
linn Dexter has completed me- "a
- wizards mill and accepteu :,
.os;,;on in DIR. RusseIs retreat "'
winchendon. Mass.
charles Cutler. d. d. G. NJ, reeuiIS ne
rridav evening from his oinclai ~
l;o,, nm the Hoosac TuHhei anu
Wilmington railroad
rno framework of the enlargemenss
=, Wizards mill is all IN piae ss,. an,
sho work of enclosing the auui''o'
will soon be completed
1,,o officials of the seminary nav
Is, new furnace OF beiows
~. narties and IL will be put ~
j mace during the vacation.
~, charles Cheney arrived Satur-
c,-eninp from Schenectady; ~
ia! Co.. a visit with her daughter: ME
r. II willard. She returned lhui
day. ..a a. tbs
JuuE. .,.7,ar served by the Dorcss
nai Wednesday evening. the psopl,
gun. ~ fond of that useful article o.
food. -,-inz n
The chairs which used 20 s Tn.
~ rark are now safely housed
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-01
FOR sAIlE-BEAL ESTATE.
FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

@ s p ts s ass 8a gs'saa 45o g @ ss 5 s
doe ee5f l6eoh @ % hes s faS
TIMBER
fP6 Td per ae all under - fenced M buildings
f6a foDs gass ass gsa9a sP5iPg
as ffuf acres vfnesard 90 aeFss
piuns apple trees Price @ clover ana a lots o. fruit eheF
100 acres 70 miles southeast
Southeast scres
a4a cross fenced % acres tight $500
Pops stable SOIL
90 acres 6za of9n improved within
$40 abaunsee
al good a
$40 f IL ot59 s 9eg
nhe5 ssinning dairy Price
45 i3 Hamilton perpetual
hogss large
$50 acres 4ne i9poged qplana stock
mill in
eotfonWood orcaard apes
sne5
800 ranch in
springs living fnp ns are room raae def
capacity bearg small fruifs pond
Price a aaaeiy:
@ y % Ra % @ o
rs now i sn sog go3a s ice % qs 'at
IS
u acres miles south
100 miles
tame fenced running waT only $40
ae improvements viii sell tracts suit
WEST SIXTH AVE
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VACANT LOTS.

8, 600
2 west front lots, same location, $500.
$3.50.
Finest building location in Potwin. AS
WoudlaWn, 81 00G.
2 lots. Polk, between 18th and 18th. 500.
Ia lots Polk, near 18th, 1900.
2 lots near 18th and Van Buren,, see
lots 18th and Kansas ave, $6uU--4f5 #.
long.
2 lots 14th and Polk, $500.
IA lots 18th and Harrison, 500.
21s lots close to governors mansion,
$3.50.
2 lots 18th and Western ave, $500.
~ lots 18th and West, east front, 1925.
lots w. 9Th st, modern location, $500.
lots 18th and West, S400
80 it. at 1922 Polk St, very cheap.
lot near 18th and Taylor. want an Of
fer.
Western ave. near 10th. 500 per lot.
lots Monroe, near 10th. cheap price.
1 lot in same, location, $3.50.
Lots jackson, near 18th, $500
Lots near Washburn college, $175.
lots facing Central park.
Lots in Santa, Fe shop district.
Cheap lots in North Topeka.
lots on car line. west side, high ground
and fine shade, $3.50 for all.
Lots anywhere in Topeka.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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ROUDEBUSH---REAL ESTATE

Modern new room house, on pavement,
near Washburn, 81 500.
$500.
s room house, modern. Potwin, $1,000.
3 room house, "a lots, completely mod
ern, S., 500
y room house, bath. barn. shade. 2 lots,
8. $50.
Z rooms. 3 lots, near Wasbburn, $500.
rooms on Chestnut st., $3.50
Many houses in all parts of the city.
~ acres, 4 room cottage, for sale or
trade for city property and pay differ
ence, $500.
acres, I room house, fruit, near car.
s. $50.
acres, 10 room modern house, barn,
very vaIuab bic ground, near car and city
limits, $500. VIII take X in Topeka rent
al property.
10 acres. good house. barn, mostly in
fruit, near car, 1000.
50 acres near lawrence to trade for city
property.
Many farms of all sizes for sale and ex-
change.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUsH,
107 W. Sixth, Topeka, Kan.
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FOR sALE-451z acres 4 mile Topeka Inn
its, room house. porches and cellar,good
well and cistern. large barn, etc, 2 acres
orchard. large shady lawn fine view Of
city . blocks of street car: also 81 acres
cultivated and watered pasture, now sur
rounded by well built up additions. Sell
together or separate. Great bargain if
sold this month. Address Bargain, care
Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-01
GEO. vi. NOBLE & co.


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