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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-15

this reason never above enspi-
ciou.
Although, * has already been
stated, IN determining the pota-
bic condition OF Il water the
chemical ANALYSIS should not be
relied upon entirely. The
chemtc1. examination should be
be accompanied by 4 b~actcriolo
glCal examination and a gcoIog-
zeal and sanitary examination
II determine the source OF the
water and the source of po~~l-
Die contamination.
or,.f>tu NNlEiH y MISSISSIPPI
u1rr.wcll WALES
Analyses OF waters from the fol-
lowing wells disclosed the prc~.
ence ot organic matter IN the
following amounts:
pa-s.a lr-c Fatfs an-a
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tItv and very hnc. He pointed
to his bunch Of cattle and horses.
and said, "There's all the kind
OF hay press want" saw the
point at once.
Mr.. Miller's idea is to pasture
all the young stock he can, and
save hay enough to carry them
through the winter. One of his
neighbours insisted on his trying
some cotton last spring. so he
planted enough TO make one
bale. But he says he is done
with the cotton business. Since
he bought the land he owns
there has been 4 public road run
by his house.
II more OF us farmers could
see more money in raising stock
than III cotton. we might &c,
along better. Now. suppose
for buncomb we make a personal
matter OF this cotton business
this incoming year: and try To
plant plenty OF corn, peas, pota.
toes, cane for molasSc~, and
above all have a good garden.
and then all the cotton We can
make As a surplus crop. Take
three or four acres Of the grass
land you have, plow and harrow
il IN April or MAY. and lie, i, go
to grass for hay. II will pay
YOU better than anything else on
the land woult. Run two or
three wires down one side OF the
creek or branch and up the other
side for your milk cow. /, will
paw you for your trouble.
This - the month TO prune
your fruit trees. Don't be
afraid 10 cut them. All long
limbs should be cut, three or
four feet from the trunk. Put
out a few young trees each year.
Il will insure i succession OF
fruit crops. Keep plenty of
leaves or pine straw in the
stables for bedding for your
stock. II will be fine 10 haul in
the field next spring.
Don't let stock run on the land
when Il IL wet. Pen them each
night where YOU Il save the
droppIngs.
The colt ! asked about is get
ting better. The trouble was
IN its stifc joints, caused by
strain OF some kind. ! think. |
made 4 linimcnt OF turpcntinc,
coal oil, and soda, and kept il
bathcd we'll after | located the
{
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Help your son. liy giving
him Il subscription to the Gazette
YOU will lead him 10 success.
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Better Yields

". \ tor!cy. kcjlv.on, Ala.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-06
STREET woRK-rhe IL,

STREET WORK The street linz
provenient district on Normal hill was
enlarged y tho mseting 81 the city
council last night the lines to extend
east on Eighth street and south to
Seventh avenue. ~ soon - de-
scription Of the property u defined the
street Improvement ordinance IN
amended form wtll be passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
Pleads Guilty to Theft.

When arraigned in the Police Court yes
terday on a charge Of stealing a watch
from Edwin H. Walker, John Green, TWEEN
ty-three years old, pleaded guilty TIL tes-
timony showed that he was employed as
delivery boy for a paperhanger, and was
sent to the house of Mr.. Walker to deliver
some goods and helped himself to watch
that was bureau in the house
Il took the watch, but 1 was put up to il
by a lot of ruffian rowdies," stated Green
on the stand with tears in his eyes
He said they told him the nigh. before to
take what he could get, and that in conse.
quence he took the watch.
. Perhaps they will put up to get you
out" commented his honor In imposing a
sentence of $50 fine or four months in Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
Had Been Punished Enough.

Judge Mullowny yesterday ordered that
the personal bonds of Edward Grier, col
ored, should be taken in charge of as
sault which had been brought before him
for trial. #& 91f fafa
Grier was charged in the District branch
of the Police Court with disorderly conduct
and with indecent exposure, and Judge
Kimball imposed sentences aggregating $50
fine or Imprisonment for ninety days Then
the assault charge was made out by an
other prosecuting attorney and the de-
PENDANT taken before Judge MuIlowny. His
honor learned of the former sentence by
Judge Kimball. e,..--fs g.
when he was fined for disorderiy con-
duct he was punished enough" announced
Judge Mullowny at the conclusion of the
trial for assault,
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Daughters of Veterans Elect officers.

~ssS~t3 >AsSA ~ NSSSA a44S G4SSt SAlCCIo.
At the meeting of the Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent, No. l, Daughters of Veterans,
held Saturday evening at the hall of the
Legion Of Loyal Women. 419 10th street
northwest, the following officers were
elected to serve for the coming year:
President. Miss Anna NJ. Roberts, re-
elected; senior vice president, Mrs. Ella 8.
Knight, reelected; Junior vice president,
Miss Lille Keim, reelected; chaplain, Mrs.
Mary L. Tryon, reelected; treasurer, Miss
Fannie Guschewsky; trustees. Miss n.
Genevieye Spencer. Mrs. Ethel I. Weaver
and Mrs. Elmira Foley. Sga
The tent was visited by several Of the
members Of Lincoln Post, No. 3, @. A. r.,
who had assembled at the Lincoln House
on 10th street. They came in a body. The
party consisted Of ]. s. Walker, Junior
vice commander OF the Department Of the
Potomac. @. A. r., and Messrs. O. H Old
royd, Geo. b. Rose, Geo. Smith, Jos H.
Burgess, s. w. McElderry, Rich b. Har-
low and Jas~-E. McCabe, all Of Lincoln
Post, with J. w. Andrews of Burnside Post
and N. N. Mccullough Of Kit Carson Post
Others present were 8. Weaver OF Farragut
Post, N. Tryon and w. s. Knight of En-
campment 60. Union Veteran Legion.
Following the regular business, speeches
were made by the G. A. r. members and
refreshments were served by the members
of the tent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
MARRIED SIX SISTERS
FOUR MET VIOLENT DEATHS. BUT
HUSBAND TRIED AGAIN,
Special Dispatch to The Star

MOUNT GILEAD, Ohio, December 10
After marrying five sisters. all of whom
died or were killed, James Craven of this
city yesterday welded the sixth and re-
naming sister of the Lamprecht family
Craven met the family when he went
to Montana thirty years ago; the girls had
always lived there and never caught a.
glimpse of civilization. Craven established
a trading post and married Nora Lamp
recht.
They lived happily until jealous half
breed Indian, who had wished to marry
Nora. shot the woman through a window
OF the cabin. -Four years later he married
Mary Lamprecht, who was also killed by
the same Indian. Then he married Effie,
a third sister. and she also was killed by
the Indian.
Craven, somewhat discouraged, returned
to. Ohio, but found he could not be con-
tented. He returned and married Helen,
aged twenty After the wedding he
heard the Indian was still in the neigh
borhood. He lay in wait and shot the red
skin. Then his wife was taken III and
died. Bertha came to his home to care
for his little boy and he married her. Che
was thrown from a horse and killed.
could not get along without a Lamprecht
for wife, He prevailed upon Lena. the
remaining sister. to come here to marry
him.
There was some attraction, can't tell
what. about that family Of Lamprecht
girls that could never see in any other"
said Craven after the ceremony
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omcial Orders Approved.

The Commissioners have approved an6
issued the following official orders
That the following water mains be laid
under the privisions of an act of Congress
approved April %, 1904, the same being
necessary in the judgment of the Commits.
sioners for the public safety, health, com,
fort and convenience: 1f-..A
One hundred and thirty-nins feet, more
or less, of eight-inch water main in the
east side of 18th street northwest north
from Park road
Three hundred and fifty feet, more or less,
of eight-inch water main in Morris road
southeast east from Spring place.
That the public well located at New Jer-
sey avenue and Pierce street northwest be
abandoned and closed.
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Amending Police Regulations.

Maj. Sylvester has recommended to the
Commissioners the adopting of an amend
msnt to saction. OF an, act relating to the
Metropolitan police Of the District, APP
proved February %, D01. Tor the relief OF
certain officers in that department. This
act provides for the relief Of these officers
in case Of retirement, and in the reorgan-
izatinn act passed last summer the titles Of
threa captains were changed to those of
inspectors. and an no provision IL made In
the former act for ihspActera, he II anxious
that this amendment be made providing
pensions for policemen known as inspectors.
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agreed. and brought in verdict two hours

later. + + 81
DR.. Butler was shot by Mrs. Brdsong in
his office in 1905, after he had made
drunken boasts of friendly relations with
her. His remarks became public and Mrs
Birdsong was ostracised by Monticello wo-
men,.
Despondent from the Sights of her wo-
men friends, Mrs. Birdsong attempted sui
eide by taking morphine, and three days
later. laboring under emotional insanity,
the defense declares, she went to Dr. But
ler's Office and shot him.
Her husband was indicted with her as an
accessory and will be tried early next year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12

Commissioner West made motion yes
eerday that the application of Iohn NJ Hale
q Son 20 conduct an employment agency at
COS q street northwest be refused by the
Commissioners. IN making this motion Mr..
West stated that he based his action upon
the report Of the police that Mr.. Hale had
forfeited sos collateral recently and did not
appear for trial on . charge Of keeping q
disorderly house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12
MRS. BIRDSoNG GUILTY
MISSISSIPPI WOMAN CONVICTED
OF MANsLAUGHTER.

HAzLEHURST, Miss, December 49,
After declaring that they had been unable
to come to an agreement in seventeen
hours, the jury in the trial of Mrs. Angie
Birdsong. niece Of United States Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12

The English house Of lords has rejected
the plural voting bill. which WIS passed by
the house Of Commons al the instance Of the
government The principle Of the BIN was
Aene man, one vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12

McIznrin, accused Of numbering Mar FAM
lily physician. DE. Thomas H. Butler. re-
turned a verdict OF manslaughter late yes
terday afternoon.
There was . stir II tha<c ourt room when
the Jury filed In after being canfined In the
Jury room sines last evening. The foreman
asked the Judge to discharge them. as they
had been unable to arrive at decision.
They were ordered to return until they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-12

= wiss move fbr ne rrotset5n Of ne people
DE-. EdwasdS Comp. Dandelipn TAhlsfs aud Piik
crnfcm to all tie reQuireneuts of t.. new law.
For sale by all drugyists- Free triad packaass a
A11eak'a drug st0ees t4z3 Pa ayV. ~.
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". NJ. FORBES SALE.
~ BARGAIN LIsT.

Reno ave, rooms. . lots. $3.50.
Near college. 8 east front corner lots
Z rooms lots of fruit 81. 600 Rush.
acres College Hill add, 800. Snap
1 acre southwest, 4 rooms, 5000.
East side. rooms, well, cistern, barn,
81. $50; 4 cash. rents $500.
4 rooms, IL lots. shade, big barn, $780,
$3.50 cash: rents So
New cottage, very close, fine shade dc
rooms, $3.50; 500 cash.
rooms. $1,000; 800 cash
West side. new rooms. 2 lors. s1,e00.
See rooms. big barn. $3.50.
S rooms. 2 lots. facing Park 81, go.
New rooms city water, wired, Sl.5oes
500 cash.
pavement. southeast, dropped to S, 400
Another modern 5 rooms, s2,025.
. lots, rooms, modern, blocks capitol,
s.. 100.
New S room cottage, east front, 81. 80.
2 corner lots. new Z rooms, 81, 200. etc.
Lots. IA Harrison, between 18th and
building sites % feet each. on govern
Or's square, au $40
lots fronting College, both $40.
Clay and 18th, $500
Eastlawn lots 500; $3.50 monthly.
Farms. tracts. western lands rents, in
surance, loans and collections.
w NJ FORBES, 1o ". Seventh st. city.
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This tract is hne for plating. has 9
room modern house, barn and other i'm
provements, city water. street car runs
aloug south side, block to Potwin school.
VIII selI all or improved part and vacant
separately. Win take part trade
ROUDEBUsH sTORAlONT BLDG.
107 West Sixth st.
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light arms $4,000
cellar
of cash
A and2 al
finish and
Us o1ce
you ~
a7 KANSAS :
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VACANT LOTS.

Harrison and 18th, east front. ? lots.
$50 each.
van Buren, and 18th, ? lots. pavement.
$3.50 each.
Van Buren, near 18th. II lots. $50 for
81.
Topeka ave. near 18th, 1925 each.
Central Park ave. near Central Park
~ lots east front, S3T5 for all. West
front $3.50. These are bargains and part
cash viii handle them
lots Central Park ave. S225 each
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Ind. Tel zoo 634 Kansas Ave.
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ELIAS WHITE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
$50 KANSAS AVENUE.
IND. TEL. 1884 RINGS.

s room house. II lots. barn. 1880.
4 rooms, 1 acre. some fruit, $500.
20 acres close in, fruit orchard, trade.
10 acres can be bought for $3.50.
40 acres bottom land, some fruit, 81, 200.
Several 40s close in, IS. 200
Some nice homes in Oakland cheap.
Some for trade.
Farms to trade for city property.
Property in Highland Park. Bargains.
West side property $500 up
6 room house, IL lots. payments, $1,000.
8 rooms, 9 lots, some fruit, $500.
Call and see or write US.
LOTS AND FOUNDATION. $780,
lots. stone foundation ready for build
ing, cellar. 100 barrel cistern. on high
ground, west side, outside city. 2 blocks
to school, east front, overlooking city. for
SALE $3.50.
ROUDEBUsH. sTORMoNT BLDG.
107 West Sixth St
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DAWSON & r1ERsoN.
Ill E. SIXTH ST.


Ell E
a
Pr
rick walks
rice 81 quic
20
81 acres nearB rIngame
acre
ae d mi
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BUGGY REPAIRING.
sURREYs. runabouts and top buggies az
bottom prices. Repairing and rubber
tires. Repository 1i6 ". 5th St
Factory 41z-4es Jackson St
e G. KINLEY.
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FOR SALE:

; corner lots Garfield ave. Lowman Hill,
gas. water 800; part cash.
Lots on Boles ave. Lane and West SITS.
Martin and Dennis add.
corner lots on 4th and Lawrence,
cheap.
! ]. 2. roRRENaroN. 1os W. SIKH St.
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A. n Pt.S " LII funerai o4rscror acc
sr7balpser Eirsr class service reasons.-
bic psfceG- s11 Quincy a. Eo<h seaa- -.
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Council Chamber, Topeka, KAN
July 3 1895
Council met in regular monthly Session
with the following councilman pLesslhs-
Green, Holiday. Horn, Howe HagnSss
Jordan Montgomery, Nipps, SINNER.
Simms and Swendson-11. Absenf-SrileS
II. Mayor Davis presided 80
on motion Of Councilman Howe the
reading OF the minutes Of the regela az
meeting of June Is and special meesinS %
June 9th was dispensed with and tnsy
were approved as written up by tne cle s.itz
Claims and accounts against the CIV
were presented read and referred 70 the
committee on claims and accounts Wn!cn
reported back the same with the leco.a s
mendation that the claims be allowed anu
paid from funds as follows: go 40
General revenue fund --..----.--.--S 1sSt9-oo
Police department general revenue . ORC "a
Iund {. :. .,,
+ IRE re department seilei1 q 1853. 80
General Improvement fund .---...- o'9 ss99. =
Sidewalk fund --.-...-.-.......---.-- 9 oSSs
Water works fund .......---.-.-.... o'oS9. % q
Alley opening fund .--.---.--.-----.. ~ 49, ~
Paving fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S7S-o7
60 4e5 .a9
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PAVING
STORAGE.
patents

zTA.tr,S. sEsEs $%0 STENCILS
c---~~-~-~~----~---~7----
He - -. ~ K tss.>es CD- ia Fsau- 49,
Rubber <sarfrs. lsftsz and shsncip.1fH -:-ac Is
checks Prices low ~afesre- free. 'F=' ~
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ron SALE

Lot IN Topeka cemetery at very low
JE. ToRE1NGroN. 100 W Sixth St.
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. GUNS, REvoLvERs BICYCLES
one s.
oneb
81 Z
to in
of
shed Jewellers n unsmth on Kansa ave.
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GEO. N. NOBLE & CO..
REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE.
Some Special Farms ana city Bargains.
AS KAN. AVE OPP PosToFFTcE.
FOR SALEEThe best bargain in town. 8
room cottage. close in. on Tyler st. Owner
g. QUAINT. 1892 Spruce st.
FOR sALE-Lot 81 9Th ave. east. 500
Ind. tel ST..
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LEGAL.

Published in The Topeka State Journal
July Z. l906l
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$50 EAcH-cLosE IN

$3.50 EAcH-cLosE IN.
lots on northeast corner and on
northwest corner 18th and Tyler streets.
These lots are in good neighborhood.
close in and a great bargain. See me
about them.
DAVID L. LAKIN. REAL ESTATE.
Ind. Tel III. lis W. Sixth Ave.
FOR sALE-BUnDINe LOTS.
SO. s7s sso 49, as4. $50 Grand avenue.
RsorEonas addition.
fos 10 Topeka avenue, Walnut Grove
ada.
JONATHAN THOMAS.
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EAST SHOPS.
new houses. 4 and 5 rooms. can be sold
On easy terms.
Vacant lots all prices with easy terms
SHAWNEE AGENCY
md Tel sos 534 Kansas Ave
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.TEIvEE .FRe..

JFcyVFgTs FRS
JAMES 3. HAYDEN Jeweler and Opt
clan. Comc5eGs stock ok watches. 6sae
mondz. gilEer~aEe. etc Eyes examined
and EDectae1ss properly nets6-
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GEORGE NJ. NOBLE 8 co.

OPPOSITE POsTOFFIcE TOPEKA KAN
all nhousea in
W
$3.50 month Fine invest
o the n
befo oRere for sale Reao Dr
I z
in
o
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FoR sArE-REAn Estate.
HERE IT Isl
HERE IT IS
HERE IT Isl


room cottage strictly modern east
front me location Owner leaving city
wants 0ffeT
''ss' '-'0s' a SOU !" ? 0@
'''' s'' -
-o'A7 : W
rooms and hall strictly modern resi-
denee 18th and Buchanan st.. 1900
rooms and halls. new modern resi-
ssrce blocLs state bo,ee seu very
cheap. Take smaller property part pay
ment
room residence Quincy ST. $500
room residence Madison ST. $780,
7'''7
3 room cottage sth St. rents 50: 500.
Lots Clay st. Central Park $3.50
Fine lots Westlawn location. $3.50
nave everything.
SEE Isl
SEE US!
SEE IJs!tt
BARNEs REAL ESTATE co,
,o-r- ,--,,-,z o..
A-E1v MODERN II. ROOM. EOr-sz
have new modern 10 room house, ev-
,srvthsnv Arst class west side close in
= IN s,-'''7 '''7 Lass vs. 7' e'997 -
RoUDEBUsH sroRMoNr BLDG
l'1AiS1 = a l'r-a'S q -
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
-----
AI.FAT.7A AND
SUGAR BEET LANDS
AND RANCHES.
svP A rs47sp. F4AETTT.TON cO. KAN
Eop PEaJr.
rs Quincy rooms.
I'LL Huntoon. rooms. modern.
1903 W 18th st.. nice 4 room cottage.
1906 z. Sd St. rooms.
DIG W 6th st. I'd floors rooms
And some others.
J. E. TORRINGTON. 109 ". Sixth st.
q1e " 9Th ct u floor roorae
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Council Chamber. Topeka, kan,
INV 1895

oFFIcIAL couNcIL PRocEEDINGs
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In the District Court Of Shawnee County.
Kan.
Minnie Maven, Plaintiff, vs. Patrick Alva
Maven, Defendant--No. 1880.
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HAIR GOODS.


ESPECIALLY fine hair switches 30 inches
long from 75c up. make braids, $1.0O.
Mrs Rowe. 615 Kansas ave
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BICYCLES SND REPAIRING.
- s CYCLE co. 19s L sth - NafIos..s
& Tver-Johnson bicycles Suppifes- repair =
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ATTcRNEYs-AT-IAyy

? TONE WILSON, Jr., lawyer. AZ
Kansas ave. Both phones 1894.
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NEW MODERN 10 ROOM HOUSE.
have new modern 10 room house. ev-
erything first class, west side, close in.
81. 500.
ROUDEBUSH, STORMONT BLDG.
107 W Sixth St.
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xAIIRO N TTNfF TABLES.

pork ISLAND SYSTEM TIME Table
TOPEKA, KAN.
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il GOOD BUILDING LOTS.

i GOOD BUILDING LOTS.
have II good building lots east of
vvashburn college, north. OF Euclid school.
worth $50 to 500 each. VIII sell the Il
lots, out Cheap or trade for income prop
Hrty.
RoUDEBUsH, sToRMoNT BLDG,
1o7 West Sixth St
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NEW HOUSE.

Harrison St. 9 rooms. 'front.' and back
stairs large rooms. furnace heat II de-
Fired, wired for electricity. piped for gas,
EeWer. very large cellar. will take two
good lots in exchange. See Us about
price and location
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Ind sos. 5S4 Kansas Ave.
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PHYSTCT N~s ANn SUR<s5eo%s.
- - Dssst-> Is. II. D.
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0fice rs Kansas ave. Residence Thlr-
tenth and Clay Office hours. a m. -
II a. n and : ,. 20 p n. 1nth
.T.lInnce u residence a-.d ind 1918 rfic--
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DAILY Except Eundav)
SOUTHBOUND-
80. S10-Passenger to Fl. Scott..... zoo pm
No 392-F'reight ..-,..--...--.-..-...-7.s 80 am.
NORTHBOUND.
No. Passenger from FIT Scott s.ss IN.
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