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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

Calcuttas trouble is cholera, and the
pubonic plague Is the trouble OF Bonn
bay; Each city pays to her trouble
an annual tribute Of 1000 souls. y
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

TO see an object on the earth's sur
face 100 miles away the observer must
be 6.66T feet above the level OF the sen,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

The German Kaiser has founded out
Of his private treasury, manufactory
Of majolica ware on his estate near
cadinen. .s -
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

There are In Paris seven free-eating
houses for poor mothers Instruction
ls also given In them as to the proper
Feeding OF infants. -
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

The Paris Temps reports that rails
hre now laid for hfty-two miles on the
railway to the interior on the ivory
coast of Africa ~ - =
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

Famine prevails among the natives
3f German, East Africa: many of thean
I've like cattle. on leaves and roots
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-09

Al fund of $4,000 has been COM
hleted for the erection of a memorial
to the late Professor Shaler, OF Harvard
university, ~
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FOR sALE-REAI, EgrATE.
FOR SALE.
SEVERAL FINE OPPORTUNITIES TO

| SEVERAL FINE OPPORTUNITIES TO
MAKE PURCHASES FOR HOMES.
ELEGANT, S-RooM MODERN HOME,
ONE AND A HALF LOTS. FINE
SHADE, LAWN. HOUSE PIPED FOR
GAS FOR LIGHT AND HEAT. CTS
TERN AND CITY WATER IN HOUSE,
BATH. IN FACT. ONE OF THE FIN
EST HOMES ON THE WEST SIDE;
FOUR AND A HALF BLOCKS SOUTH
WEST OF STATE HOUSE. $4,000
FINE LOTS. SEVEN ROOMS. FULL
2-sToRY HOUSE, GAS FOR LIGHT
AND HEAT. CIsTERN, CELLAR,
WELL, BARN. sTUDDING, RAFTERs,
LATII AND SIDING ALL WHITE PINE;
PROPERTY IN FIRST CLASS coNDI-
TON AND LOCATED ON THE WEST
SIDE IN FINE NEIGHBoRHooD:
OWNER NONRESIDENT AND WANTS
QUICK sALE-s1.5oo
FINE CORNER LOTS ON BUcHAN-
AN ST. PAVEMENT. BEST LOCATION
ON THE WEST SIDE, FRONTING
PARK-$65o
ONE AND A HALF LOTS ON BU-
CHANAN ST, PAVEMENT, NEAR nth
ST, $780,
2 LOTS ON BUCHANAN ST. NEAR
nth sT-ssOo
5-RooM RESIDENCE, ONE AND A
HALF CORNER LOTS. WELL AND
CIsTERN. GAS FOR LIGHT AND
HEAT. ON EAST 9Th ST, WELL Lo-
GATED. s2OoDowN. BALANCE MONTH
LY, $780,
LOTS ON LIBERTY ST., $500 DOWN
AND BALANCE LIKE RENT-s16o.
LOTS ON LIBERTY ST, EAST
FRONT. $500 DOWN. BALANCE
NIONTHLY-$25o
2LoTs ON LELAND ST, $500 DOWN,
BALANCE MoNTHLY-s2Oo.
ROGERS, DAVIS SEQ.
ITO W. 9TH ST. TOPEKA, KAN
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


BARGAINS.
room new cottage, 2 lots. with another
house on rear of lots, close to car, Low
man Hill; rents $17; easy terms Take
vacant lots part pay. $1,000.
Modern new house, w. Sth- Easy terms.
lots we'll located, west side, near car,
good soil. All for $780,
IL acres, good 4r5om house, cellar. barn,
fruit, never failing spring, acres timber.
nice location, miles of city, immediate
possession. 100.
WESTERFIELD & CO..
Central National Bank Bldg.
Both phones
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
1888 acre ranch near Dodge City. Kan. A
fine one, $16,O 600. Mortgage $3.50. Want city
property or east Kansas farm.
800 acre farm Holt county, Neb-, IS, 40
Mortgage 81 300 Want Kansas farm.
60 acres Il mile of Hagerman, N. NJ. Per
farm.
80 acres, 10 town lots. store building and
general stock mdse., feed mill and small
sho Co, Kan, $1,100. Want land.
120 acre farm near Silver Lake, 1880;
mortgage So 600. VIII take Topeka resi-
dence up to 5000
LIST YOUR EXCHANGES WITH
Sheldon & CHAPMAN,
us Kan. Ave. Topeka, Kan
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FOR sALE-cHo1cE BARGAINS

1 acre. nicely improved, excellent loca-
ton, west side, good house, barn, fruit and
berries, 5000.
1 acre, the finest vacant acre on paved
st. in the city. excellent location for home,
$500.
2 acres under cultivation, west of col
lege, $1,000.
80 acre farm, improved. miles south
west. $500.
1 lot, good 6 room house. Monroe street
s1,40O.
2 lots. room modern house. Lincoln ST..
barn. $3.50.
8 lots, room modern house, barn, Fill
more St, Sc, 800
8 lots 10 room modern house, barn, Har-
rison ST., $1,000
2 lots, 10 room modern house. Topeka
ave-, $500.
6 lots, rooms. modern except bath. good
barn, fruit, shade. Morris ave-, s. 500.
8 lots, vacant, Morris ave. (corner), 500.
lots, vacant, Fillmore ST., 81, 100.
3 lots vacant, 9Th ave, west, 81, 100.
So IT. front, 4 room house, E. 4th st. $3.50.
IL lots, room house, barn, Monroe ST.,
$4,000
~ lots, room house, E. Sth St, 81, 400.
8 lots, Z room house, on West ST., 81, 200.
Many others. Call and see me.
r. A. RICHARDS,
III West Sixth St.
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uLv1sa 1vaa-TIvs Hoa
INVESTIGATE THESE

nhomeon bath
light
s
le terms
tag in ptty
Can be the sroundf the prce W
in cold
Iighta
terms
is a grab bargain for 81,
re-
Topeka IN be a a greatb
L. s &
PHONE BELL
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JOHN z. MOON & co.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
AND
MONEY TO LOAN.
Room II. 11S E. Fifth St. onice Bldg.
TOO GOOD TO LAST.

On Harrison. a fine story room house
tnat has all the modern conveniences. IS
only years old. not in the least soiIed
cove ceiling. beautifully papered, ~ lots.
terraceo' ETC. This is an exceptionally
me property for the price. Let us show
you this bargain
BENNETT G. CHARLES
crawford Bldg. Both phones z77
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WHEN you want to nitro a or boy.
call UP 7. NJ. c. A. Ind tel. sos or Eell
tel 90T. We have @ Est OF men and
confidential references concerning them.
z. NJ c. A employment bureau 9Th End
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c. J. NAUMAN. North Topeka.

CT. NAUMAN. North Topeka.
Bell phone sss1-2 R-F D. Route No. 5
20 acres Xxx $1,000.
40 acres Xxx, bargain. s.. 700,
SO acres Xxx, bargain, $500.
40 acres Xxx, bargain, 81, 600.
II acres, good for price, 81, 700.
so acres Xxx. good price, right
so acres, $50 per acre. Good.
so acres, $50 per acre. Good
100 acres, $40 per acre Good
160 acres, $50 per acre. Good
Those are a few of the many bargains
with good improvements that 1 can offer
! still have few bargains in small .
acre and acre tracts, close to city, from
81 900 to 81 200. and in the. near future you
win find a big advance in all the above
property priced For short time only
NEW ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
1925 Buchanan St, most complete. up-to-
date cottage in the city. modern through
out, east front. III lots. brick walks Re
duced to $500 Better see this at once.
Terms to suit.
DAVIS. WELCOME & co.
HAVE just listed several lots fronting
new city park, dock OF -WestlaWn' S1e9
each The cheapest property in town
BENEDICT & CO.,
CIT KANSAS AVE.
BOTH PHONES.
FOR sALERent or exchange. homes in
Oakland. P. c. Moore. corner Wabash
and Indiana avenues. Oakland.
FOR SALE-Harrison street home 10
rooms. modern, lots, east front, beau
tiful shade, barn. For quick sale $4,000
N. B. Campbell Co., sos Kansas ave
FOR SALE@Best built house in Keith's
ID addition, worth 81, Co., for s.. 400. Shade,
grass. flowers and low taxes. Call at 1901
E. Sth st.
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GOOD INVESTMENT

II room house, rental value $35 per
month. Price 81 500.
III lots room modern house and a 4
room cottage. rental value SAL per month,
$4,000.
11a lots. room house and a room
house, rental value $36 per month. Price
So, 300.
III lots. 2 story brick and stone build
ing so by 60, with addition % by so. A bar
gain at s., 500.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
Sheldon & CHAPMAN,
Us Kan. Ave, Topeka. Kan.
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INVESTORS OR HOME BUILDERS
OUR VACANT LOT LIST

south of Sth ST.. Fillmore in. each, 500
facing Christ hospital grounds, each, $500.
/, or Harrison close in, each $500.
3 or Highland Park way, each $500.
or south side, line, EACH SIS.
2 Garfield 18th, each,
College beautiful sos.
2 Boswell, EACH 1925
on corner Central Park
IL or more German, Seward. per lot,
2 or 6, walking distance to shoos lot $50.
on 10TH choice, for both, SLIGO.
2 on Buchanan and 10th,
on Lincoln 10th, per lot $780,
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CT
WILSON & NEIswANGER.
PHONES 94s
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BARGAINS FOR BUYERS.

rooms, Harrison, close in, 5000.
rooms, buchanan. elegant, ST 800
rooms, brand new, 2 lots 81 $50
rooms, quincy, bath, new, 81 500
rooms, Jefferson, cottage. 81 500
~ rooms, Potwin, oak finish, $500
rooms, Buchanan. bath, So 500
rooms, Lincoln, modern, 5000
9 rooms, West 9Th, modern. Sz.001
Y rooms. Clay, modern oak S47Oo
rooms. Topeka ave, modern. $4,000
L rms Fillmore. dandy, $1,000
BENNETT & CHARLES
Both phones 277.
List your property with us. Wen sci
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FOR SALE-By P. C. MOORE. lots Reno
$lZoo; lots Chester, $3.50; corner lots
Green, $425: lots AFTER. 500; 2 lots sst1ois
St; 800 Large list homes in Oakland
OHlce corner Wabash and Indiana a1,,
Oakland.
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FOR RENT-117 E. 10th st. large furnish
ed room, modern house Ind tel Sc
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621 MORRIS AVENUE.

e21 MORRIS AVENUE.
A bargain, on your own terms. Seven
rooms, east front lots, fine shade City
water, gas. sewer. Price $500; amount
down; monthly payments to suit
THE STRAUSS AGENCY, Sole Agents,
107 East 7th.
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FOR RENT-Two large pleasant room
40 West 10th. The Virginia.
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FOR RENT-MoGern furnished ro,nn
gentleman S26 Madison ST Ind ITO
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
modern house. 516 West 10th.
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms wit
board. go Harrison st.
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FOR RENT large rooms for light hous
keeping. 20S Harrison st.
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FOR RENT-One large furnished rool
modern, Sc. 1901 Kansas ave.
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FOR RENT-A large well furnished moo
ern room at Ala w. It'll St
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HEISE'S Buffalo, Leader
Standard cigars. Union made.
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FOR RENT unfurnished rooms fl
housekeeping. us Madison st.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. 7s1 Topek.
ave. -
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FOR Rents rooms light Housekeeping
SOP Van Buren, ST.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, fine air,
large room, modern. 313 Quincy St
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FOR RENT-Downstairs front room. de
sirable. modern. Phone 3002. 80 w. 6tt
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SMOKE HEISE'S Buffalo, Leader
STANDARD cigars. Union made
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FOR RENT-935 Kansas ave. corne
'front.' rooms unfurnished gas Phones II
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BOARD AND ROOMS AT 7o1 MADIso
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FOR RENT-RooMs

FOR RENT-Very pleasant modern fur
nished room in private family. 10 w. Sth
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Women in trimming room
Those having upholstering experience
preferred. Smith Auto Co
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS will
soon be SHIELD in every state. Full infor-
nation and questions recently used by
the commission free. Columbian Core
spondence College, Washington, d. c.
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FOR RENT-13o0 Van Buren,. modern fl,
nished room with alcove board IL desire.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS man to travel for
mfgr staple line, moderate salary to be
gin: advancement later; expenses adVanc-
ed. Willingness more essential than eXper-
fence. Smith, mgr, 2642 Wentworth, Chi
cago-
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WANTED-Girl to learn to fea1 press. NJ.
o. Frost Co., $50 Kansas ave.
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l PAY highest cash prices for your cast
on clothing, shoes, has aud overcoat1
Drop Z card or call Ind. tel 1is1 Gordon
Bros.. zS5 Kansas ave.
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FOR RENT-5 room house at 5o6 Locust
Good well and basement, S. sol p. Sth
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., must be in good o
der Ind. tel. 1878. or w. H. care Journa
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Che 0opeka State 9Ournat.
WANTS / WANTS

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BELL PHONE 1917.
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WANTED-White girl for general house
work. 722 Topeka ave.
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wANTED-FENlALE HELP.


WANTED-Cooks, Mattresses chamber
maids, laundresses. lunch counter girls,
women for general work, dishwaSherS, ID
cooks, pastry cook and girls for pantry
TOPEKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
sos Kan. ave. Ind. Phone 1883; Bell 1850.
Morgan County republican., 1907-10-24
Naur Il purpuar tn
Smrrrrn
By REV. DIR. EDWARDW w. r1ccLUsKY.
ST. Louis.


defe himself Daniels noble purpose the guiding angel Of
his ideal king first Moses had purpose and the possibility
its achievement left him. through forty years obsciy
until last he led the people through the and the gateway
of the land of promise
work. have half mind do it." a expression
picture scaled mountain discovered world, bGtle
built wall The spirit which works is all important "No
wonder he failed business said his friend "He starved his work. he
did himself into it, The artisan by putting this spirit Of
enthusiasm into his work reality artist village cobber
manifest much enthusiasm in his the village clergyman
shop office, in home school, churceyerywh
thuasm must accompany achievement
No achievement without Nehemiah began his great work
with prayer When he and the people that their enemies conpd
fight against Jerusalem and confusion they made their
God and watch day Gd night Time spent prayer
hndrance the best service Andrew Bonar discovered himself work.
ing than he prayed and at about form the habit Of
praying while he worked
achievement without courage The soldier spirit enters into all
Every these builders had his sword gdd by his
think Of soldier than the Apostle Paul? Had
he been prison the shores of the Mediterranean? Had he
been Lysra Ephesus kicked through
clothes gaators his companions persecution and
exile his @ What though the promised naugh but the
and his shining AK? Paul wrought with the sword of the
spirit saying: "None of these things me-, and last wrote
81 have finished my with Joy"
Morgan County republican., 1907-10-24

placed so many feet back from the
curb or the street line, and such stip-
ulauon usually includes the position
OF the house in regard 10 the side
line of the lot The intention is to
present an even frontage for uniform.
ity In front and to leave decent lawn
on the sunny side OF the house, one
object being TO let the light into the
next mans windows across this open
space, and the second mans lawn
helps 10 light the third mans house,
and so on along the whole length OF
the street.
Among honorable men such an
agreement works very well. When
lived up TO II is direct benefit 70
each owner while he occupies his
house, and It helps TO rent or sell
his property, when, in the progress OF
human events, It becomes necessary;
but the best laid plans Of real estate
men sometimes come to grief and this
mild uto?isn scheme is not immune
from such troubles. Unfortunately In
these cases It has been decreed that
a warranty deed shall ey complete
possession 10 said tract or parcel OF
land up TO and including the last half
inch as lad down upon certain map
Morgan County republican., 1907-10-24
Can't Endure Prosnerltx.

The uneasy temperament OF the
American people makes It impossible
for them to endure anything for a
very extended period. They grow
weary Of prosperity and long for q
change. The most OF them are uncon.
scious OF their restlessness, because
It is disguised by an aspiration which
is euphemistlcally termed a desire for
reform. They are incapable OF adher-
ing for an extended period to the idea
that II is a good thing TO let well
enough alone. In the midst OF an un.
paralleled prosperity they ask for
something they think is better and
when they get It they find that II ID
Dead sea apple.--san francisco
Chronicle,
Morgan County republican., 1907-10-24
Why?


The Cincinnati Enquirer does not
believe in putting on until tomorrow
What should be done to-day. While
not insisting that tariff disturbance is
the burning need of the hour, 1t log.
ically urges that If revision is needed
two years hence 1t is needed nov:
THE principle of the tariff is the
same now that it will be IS months or
two years hence. II it is wrong now
the simple and perhaps the straight.
forward thing to do would be to com,
mence the overhauling of the sched.
ules at the first opportunity, which
will be on the first Monday OF Decem.
Der next"
Equally logical is the plea that II
tariff revision is not needed now II
may not be needed two years from
now, and hence there is no occasion
for setting a date. Why promise for
1903 a thing which the country breads
and does not want IN 1907?
Morgan County republican., 1907-10-24
"Help Wanted"

Reports show that work is wait.
ing for 256,4O0 persons-Washington
Dispatch.
Come. all you men who want TO work,
there's Jobs and Jobs galore;
The country's full OF workers, but II
needs a million more.
There's a hearty welcome waiting from
the Golden Gate to Maine
For those prepared TO work their way
with two good hands or brain.
II matters not your creed or race, your
station or your birth,
SO long as you can I'LL the job-the only
test of worth.
There's work for men In thousands Jobs
all along the line,
In field and farm and factory, In lumber
woods and mine,
The shirkers aren't wanted, nor any Of
the dross
Need the signal Of the whistle OF the urg-
ing Of the boss;
But the ever-ready workers, let EN- come
In bigger mObs-
There's work and welcome waiting for
the men can Ill their Jobs.
N. Y. American
Morgan County republican., 1907-10-24

bellishments entirely with the owner
Now the fact is houses are bailt.
for the most part, by men who have
spent the early years of their lives IN
business, and their attention has been
taken up with matters entirely differ.
ent, and they are not qualified to ar.
range the many details that properly
go with a well arranged home. They
may know what they want in a gen.
eral way. but when 1t comes to fitting
a house TO lot in a community in
which they would like to live a little
assistance from a man who under.
stands such things is great help
and will be appreciated In after years
Many mistakes have been made by
putting unsuitable houses in certain
communities and a great many more
mistakes have been made in neglect.
ing TO fl the house to the lot, or in not
buying a lot to fit the house that the
man wants to build.
One Of the commonest mistakes in
building is to place the house the
wrong way. There are house plans
that are perfectly satisfactory when
fronted south which would badly fit
northern outlook The direction ip
which house fronts means a good
deal to some people, while others care
very little about It. North, south
east and west all have advantages
and they all have disadvantages. II
very much depends on the likes and
dislikes Of the inmates, but a great
deal also depends on the plan of the
/ house.
Morgan County republican., 1907-10-24

Mr.. William A. Radtord will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining TO the
paper. on account of his wide expe-
rience as Editor, Author and Manufao-
turer, he is, without doubt, the highest
authority on all these subjects Address
all inquiries TO William A. Radford, No.
isi Fifth Ave, Chicago. Ill, and only
enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
For a corner lot or an extra wide
lot like a square house with a four
sided roof This style Of roof has
been popular for cottage houses for a
great many years. In fact, II used
TO be known in the east as a cottage
roof because In New York, and other
eastern states, square built one story
houses were common. Some Of these
cottage houses were so large that the
roof needed all the support possible,
and this pointed peak style was found
especially suitable.
1t looked well then, and 1t looks
well now, but we make these roofs
much sleeper and add a few roof
windows which enables US to get the
benefit Of a good garnet that in the
old style roof was too dark. Some
times we tuck several bedrooms away
In the corners Of these pyramid roofs,
but when We do that we generally
run the wall up foot or two higher
and extend the windows down consid.
erably lower than these.
AS this house is built the attic is all
right for storage purposes and TO
hang the family wash on rainy or
snowy days, and It is worth a great
deal in comfort during the summer
just TO keep the house cool when the
sun shines hot and the wind comes
right out Of furnace somewhere
down IN the southwest
To appreciate good attic at its
full value you must have the window
sash hung with strong hinges, butts
are all right generally, but sometimes
strap hinges are better; they are
sure better If you have the sash made
with wide enough stiles to properly
hold the screws You must have some
good way OF fastening the windows
open, or part way open, so they will
stay put in all kinds Of weather. You
don't want to climb the upper stair
during a storm when the lightning is
blinking at you to shut and fssten an
Morgan County republican., 1907-10-24
The Girl Who Read the Proof
Copyright. by Joseph B. Bowies,
By MINNIE W. BAINES-MlLLER

"
and silk waist with the young woman
under and inside them, respectively.
had vanished.
There were the proof.slips duly cor.
rected; even the mark for transposing
was all o. X. II It had not been for
the pencil marks on these slips. he
might have imagined the entire affair
only the astounding hallucination Of
an over.worked city editors brain.
Could she. after all, have been female
Pixie? But no! He had never heard