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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-23
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
J. z. sHAFFER & co.
liz EAST SIXTH STREET
TOPEKA. KANSAS.

10 acres miles west of Topeka, " mile
to school house. extra fine location, gooo
land, Il acres in corn, acres alfai1a'
acres clover. 2 acres fine orchard, balance
good pasture, with a fine spring, gooo .
room house, fine shade, good wel' gooo
large new barn, poultry house snap
Price 5000.
~ acres ID miles from Topeka, R. r. sta
ton on farm. nearly all fine bottom iano,
80 acres in cultivation, Is acres clover ana
timothy. fenced hog tight, acres timber
good orchard, good room house. Darn'
$3.50.
IS acres IL miles N. E. of Topeka, near
ly all fine bottom land, 90 acres IN Gull
tivation, 10 acres timber, Is acres pasture,
with small creek of running water gooo
orcharN, good room house, good large
barn, IS, 500.
1 lot, close in, sth ST.. good room cot
tage, s., 800.
lots BROOKS ave.. room house barn.
$3.50.
2 lots. 7th ST., close in, good room
house. $500.
One lot Topeka ave-, close in, z room
house, s., 800.
SEE US FOR BARGAINS.
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SOME CHEAP ONES

-SOME CHEAP ONESV
SOUTH TOPEKA-6 rooms, lots. we'll
cellar, $500; $50 down.
CLAY STREET-214 lots, 4 room cottage
81, 200; 800 down.
FILLMORE STREET. rooms, lots
$1,000. Terms.
LANE STREET-31a lots, rooms, 81. 600
WEST LOCUST STREETS rooms, 500;
S1eo down.
10TH & LOCUST ST rooms, lots, and
barn, s.. 900; 800 down
OAKLAND lots, 5 rooms. barn, s., $50
GUTHRIE AVENUE7 rooms 3 lots
81, 260
SHAWNEE STREETS rooms, 2 lots
barn, gas, $3.50.
New close In modern s rooms. $500, ST.
rooms, $780,
Others. So 900 to $1,000
35 feet east front, modern lot, $475.
All locations and prices. Big rentals
w. NJ. Forbes & Co, 107 w. Seventh st
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FOR SALE

3as Jackson ST., Q story brick. well rent
ed. $500.
gas, well, cistern, 5000.
215 lots on Topeka ave-, north of 9Th,
room house, finished basement. gas, city
water, cistern, Sc, 600.
Lincoln. near 18th, lots, 4 room cottage.
we'll. cistern. barn, $3.50.
Clay st, near Sd, rooms. city water,
bath, gas, fruit, $500.
blocks east of avenue, room cottage,
gas, city and cistern water, barn, $500.
And many other properties.
J. E. TORRINGTON, 100 w. Sixth st.
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TAKE SCRIPT FOR THESE

WE'LL TAKE SCRIPT FOR THESE
room cottage blocks Capital Square
for $500. Easy terms.
room house, l block Polk school, wa
ter. gas. hard wood floors, s., $50; $475 cash
balance like rent.
room nearly new cottage, lots good
barn. West ST., 81 800
room new modern cottage. Washburn
college district, g, 40; 81, 200 cash
room new partly modern cottage, barn
Van Buren, ST. 81, 800; $500 cash
nice east front lots west side sell anv
part, 500 cash, balance to suit.
WINGETT REALTY CO.,
COG KANSAS AVE.
PHONES: BELL 1893. IND. 1914.
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HOWARD'S EXCHANGE AND EASY
payments of the best rooming houses
of excuse for selling: also 3-roomed cot
tages, rent S37 per month. price So, 500 will
pay difference or assume mort 20 acres
property, also room house and store
room, 81, 500, want outside acres, $3.50 to
s., Geo. close in suburban home, want To-
peka rentals, room house blocks east
state house, only $3.50, part cash, room
house, one lot, only $3.50; acre tracts from
l to II acres, part cash. room house and
store house. rents at SIS per month Price
81 $50; II cash. business houses small
town, rents at $50 per month. Price IS, 900:
want nice home west side. VIII pay So 900
to $4,000 difference. Ask for what Won
want. We decker. 4.aes1-s.Es.
JOHN HOWARD
210 East Fifth ST. ~e
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OWNERS LEAVING CITY

New, strictly modern home blocks s.
w. of state house. house is beautiful
modern and complete in every particular
and has good modern barn You cannot
duplicate the property for $500. and we
can sell you this for 1850 If taken before
.owner leaves the city.
$500 buys one of the most beautiful.
modern and up to date homes in the city.
Beautiful location with east front and fine
shade. Everything in good condition and
a home that will suit anybody.
We have just listed some beautiful
building locations that can be bought at a
very reasonable figure.
L. S. LOVITT & SON,
s12 KANSAS AVE.
PHONEs>. IND. 1909. BELL 1917.
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Thirst published in The Topeka State
Journal Nov. 2, 1901

Thirst published in The Topeka State
Journal Nov 2, 1917
NOTICE OF sTocKHoLDERg MEET
ING.
To the Stockholders of the Walnut Valley
Building and Loan Association OF Win
You, and each Of you, are hereby noti-
fled that pursuant to q resolution of the
board of directors of the Walnut Valley
Building and Loan association of Win
field Kansas, duly made at a special
of said association In the city of Win
field, Cowley county. Kansas, on the 3lst
day of October, 1907 the undersigned
president and secretary of said Walnut
Valley Building and Loan association
were directed to cause to be issued and
of the stockholders Of said corporation
for the purpose OF voting upon the qucs-
tion OF whether or not said corporation
shall extend the duration of time of its
corporate existence ueyord the time fixed
in its original charter. You are further
1901, there will be a meeting of. the stock
holders at the office of the secretary OF
the corporation in the city of Winfield
Csowley county, Kansas, at the hour OF
$50 = M O'Clock of said day, at which
time you will have an opportunity to vote
upon said question either IN person or by
proxy. The original charter of said cor
poration will expire December IA 1907.
and unless extended before that time IL
will be without power or authority to con-.
tiuue its regular business. AS ii will re-
ouire a vote of three-fourths of its stock
stockholders of said corporation are urged
to vote either in person or by proxy.
fiscal ]. N.4HANTER, President
D. A HOTT. Secretary.
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A PoTw1N SPECIAL

A 5000 house and $500 lot 81 by A5
feet, rooms, modern, east front, paved
and near car. Al Woodlawn. You can
have 1t this week for $S.6OO-S1, 100, down.
10 w. 7th St. Ind. lao. Bell 500.
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MARTIN & DENNIS ADD.
FOR SALE BY OWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Completely modern room cottage, hot
air furnace, with gas heat, electric light.
large bath room. 2 lots, large new barn,
on paved street, block from governor
mansion. Price $500. will trade for
modern story residence in good location
on west side. Address A. M, care Jour
nal.
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A. D. JONES & co.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE
PHONES: IND. 845. BELL $50.
900 KANSAS AVE, TOPEKA, KAN.

so acres improved land miles out, 49,
600. For larger farm.
1853 acres Improved land, $50 per acre, Z
miles out: part exchange,
100 acres improved all fine bottom land,
miles to station $50 per acre.
$50 acres miles out, miles to. station,
smooth, $40 per acre.
100 acres, we'll improved, near station,
good land, $50 per acre for small farm.
80 acres, improved land, So. 500; for city
property.
Write US for information.
List your farms with us.
We have city property, lots and small
tracts
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GOOD INVESTMENTS

8 roomed dwelling 800 blocks. on 10th st.
s., 500
6 roomed dwelling Polk ST., A,S75.
10 roomed dwelling Western ave. A sac
rifice at $500.
roomed modern dwelling Horne st.,
5000.
roomed modern dwelling on West 7th
ST., s., 400.
roomed cottage Kansas ave-, 81. $50.
roomed cottage Taylor st, $500.
roomed modern cottage, Polk st., 81
600.
roomed modern cottage, LINCOLN st..
5000.
We have many other bargains in both
farm and city properties. Call and
see us.
GLIB & ALLEN,
10 WEST SIXTH STREET.
Successors to Roudebush.)
Insurance, Rentals and Surety Bonds.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
wEsTLAwN PROPERTY IS SELLING RIGHT ALONG.

BRIGHT % Is
A 10 e
10 ao HxBRos.Ns
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EIGHTH AND CLAY

s ROOM HOUSE. 40 FIT. EAST FRONT
LOT, CIsTERN. CITY WATER, GAS.
SHADE. RENTS $3.50. FOR A FEW
DAYS 81, 800 BUYS IT.
BARNES.
1N WEST FIFTH STREET.
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FOR SALE-Harrison, near Rock Island
5 rooms 1 lot, $1,1O0. Small payment
down, balance monthly.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Ind. Phone Sos 524 Kansas Ave.
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SOUTHWEST ON PAVEMENT

5 rooms, ~ lots. near park, a bargain
81, 400.
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
WILSON & NEISWANGER
116 WEST SIXTH STREET
PHONES 948.
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GREAT BARGAIN

Good room house, double floors, fire
place, wide front hall and stairs, stained
Barn noo and outb,uiIdines old shade room
for more houses, close to car and pave
ment, Central Park and College way and
only 81. 800 this week. Just listed. See
the agents.
w M. Forbes & Co.. 1o7 w. Seventh st.
Ind. 114O Both Phones. Bell 1872.
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SOME BARGAINS IN VACANT LOTS.

IN
g
walks.
sdew
eavepa tines
on lvane st. walks sewer water.
IL $780,
Al.
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LEGAL.

LEGAL.
First published in The Topeka State
pU ns1Teal HoT; ( No dT1
In the District Court of Shawnee County,
S. F. Martin, Plaintiff,
THE 1 sTATE OF KANSAS to Mary A.
Smith, Katie c.: Hall. nee Katie G.
Hall, John Daliing, Jennie DalIing. wife
of John Dalling and Isaac Smith, hus-
known heirs, executors, administrators,
/ deTiSees- and trustees of the aforesaid
persons-Greeting:
that you have been sued in the Shawnee
county, Kansas, district court in the
plaintiff therein: that his petition is on
file in the office of the clerk of said court.
or before December 23d, 1907, or said pc
J tftion will be taken as true, and Judgment
rendered in favor of plaintiff and against
unknown heirs, devisees, administrators,
executors and trustees, quieting in plain
herein named, the title to the. following
described real property situated in Shaw
three tIr 60 hundred eighty-nine. (sssS and the
north one-half of lot number three hun
bred and eighty-sevez ESQ in block No.
Kansas. in Kaw Half Breed Indian Res
ervation Number 4, and excluding each
and all OF said tde1enOGnISs and parties
named, from any right, title, lien, inter-
est or estate actual or contingent, in and
to said premises and every part thereof.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ISeal.1 r. L. THOMAS,
Attest: Clerk of the Shawnee County,
Kansas, District Court.
FIRST published, in The Topeka State
Journal Nov. 16, 1901
NOTICE Of sTocKHoLpERs' AN
NUAL MEETING.
The annual stockholders meeting of the
Independence Mines & Power Company
will be at the Commercial Club rooms, 627
Kansas avenue Topeka, Kansas, at 7:30 D.
pose of electing directors for the ensuing
year, and any other business which may
stockholders are earnestly requested to
be present or send proxy to vote their
stock at this meeting;
A. G. POTTER, secretary.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Nov: 49, 1907.
Annex Home at Ellsworth; Kansas, with
groceries, clothing, dry goods and shoes,
for the six (0 months ending June Soth,
1908.
Letting to be held on December the 9Th.
1907, at Ellsworth, Kansas.
Write "A nn Kyle Sg2erintendKsnt Of
for specifications and schedules.
Also letting for similar supplies for the
Dodge, Kansas, on December the Sth, 1907
Bidders must be present on said dates
to place their samples before the board of
Write S. H Thomas, commandant, Fort
Dodge, Kan, for schedules and specifica-
tons.
F. A. LYON,
J. B. DOBYNS.
Treasurer
NJ. w. SUTTON,
Secretary.
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SOME BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTIES.

BARG
| and a
| ttage, and a
eec andga
9 'FRONT.'
house SELL rice
fnesh Prices Terms.
6
Brooks ave rice
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FOR SALE

room modern cottage, fine yard 6
blocks from state house.
rooms, Ia lots, Topeka, $3.50.
acres. excellent land , new rooms ~
$3.50.
50 acres, good buildings, fruit, 3 miles to
the new railway, So, 800
WESTERFTELD & CO..
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG
BELL PHONE 1892
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6rooms cellar weng asS2O as
new mode
a
ance ON paym
modern good sfrom& up
AN
IN OF o1|T 8E THE LOTS WILL BUILD
BEL 15eo
e
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cribs. Nacres in acres in low andp
acres n
berS
w. d.
1861 +, s
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choice location worth 5000
Make an oHer OH
ash
OF water ITO acres ~
TIMBER
greatb bargain on scf j
LAGERsTRoM-
1ND ptoNE 400 1o IT.
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PICTURE FRANfING.

FRAMING, regildins, mat making, mount
ing done by ]. ID. Sullivan. 122 w. Eighth
street. Packing. shipping. etc.
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FOR SALE
e06 and $40 Monroe ST., residence proper
ties, at a bargain, on easy terms.
MRS A. C. ELDER.
PHONES: BELL 255l. IND. 1904
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CAPITAL RESIDENCE NEAR THE
CAPITOL.
2 story rooms, oak finish, reception
hail. 2 porches, bath, closets. cistern, city
water, cellar, furnace and gas, gas and
electric lights, barn, IA lots. This prop
erty is nearly new and is very fine Price
only $1,000.
West 10th, ? story, rooms hall, two
porches. bath, cistern, city water, furnace,
barn, lots, lots worth $4,000. The house,
barn. etc, $780, which makes it very
cheap at $500 This property can't be
beat for the price.
BENNETT & CHARLES,
532 KANSAS AVENUE.
BOTH PHONES 2H.
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FOR SALE CHEAP OR TAKE SOME TRADE
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- JU
la 81"
aS. - 5s4 KANSAS AVE
WEATHER
uwnln
location on
w Dce
apd reception hall almost new nice close in location modern ana
al
room
of grocerie
Oacres a
s.
M &
1876 KAN
improved
acre a
prices nvestm
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FroRIsTz.

]. c. RODMAN, blooming plants, cut flow
ers, plants, designs, decorations los w
Sth. Tel. 81 Greenhouse 18th and Monroe
CUT FLOWERS. floral designs. special
attention given out of town orders, at
Hayes. 1U w. Sth ST. Both phones ST.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE.

~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~-~---~~-~~
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co., packs, ships and stores household
goods. Tel. 1856 Clarence Skinner. EIl
Quincy ST.
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RANCH AND FARM BARGAINS
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BECYCLEs AND REPAIRING.
u s. CYCLE CO.. lis z. Eighth. National
& Iver-Johnscn bicycle. Supplies. repairs.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
SALT s@SUPERSALT
ANGLICUS=

VOICE FROM THE WILD British Lion has come in for
goody share of comment of late 1t be prevalent idea
that the animal has developed certain nodo pecuaes the
caudosusknots in his TAIL the vulgar it. Assuming
this to be the consider the from strictly
mpersona standpoint supposng possible
Fourth of July Here then have noble animathe king of
from slight inconvenience member OIL body
admittedly situated the The papaby
Would evident having
particular desire the lion face face had chosen this
method of him. being careful attack him where would
not notice m Hit lion between the he likely get you
where the wolf the caribou Sneak behind him
practical joke his toilet and times out
This the explanation of the popularity
but nevertheless the aAdv of Indians and
photograph will before you
ARK TWAIN. A little in a
town the depths of Dorsetshre England the shape of
voting for the popular living While
not public sufficient number of
having been gran to make the result interesting The
author the head the list the nmabe Mark
votes But unfortunately that went nothing Second
votes behind the unspeakabe Marie Core Third Rud
yard Kplng Also Hall Caine Rider Haggard Thomas Hardy
Henry James, Jerome Jerome and large number of others with
but two votes apiece difficult anyze this result
While of list might be
said point struggling of humor piercing
of inland Britain the strong position of Miss Coe would
almost placing the Of the culture belt
Hardy Dorset undoubtedly
foremost novsts England received but fifteen while
Henry James close to him with thirteen emae suffrage
being permited) No mention made of W. D. Howels
fact that author practically unknown England outside Of literary
circles The only other foreigners votes Bret Hae
three he contest be dated Homer presumably
msconcepon condions) Matde sera one and Toso
FIVE No hopeful estimate be based Toos votes however
they all from family which had been devouring The
Kreutzer Sonata in defiance of Mrs. Grundy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
Per1ecti7aS the AirShip.


We HAVE recently read a statement in which
Alexander Graham Bell is quoted saying that air
ships would soon be as plentiful as mosquitoes, and
that this would be achieved within the next six
months Mr.. Bell says that with arships in vogue
we could dine in America and breakfast the next
morning in Europe; and he also predicts that this
country would be the first to utilize the airship for
war purposes This is not the first time inventors
have made wonderful calculations of the coming of
the airship; but, formerly they may be mistaken
in their predictions Undoubtedly great progress
has been made during the past ten years, but the
outlook is not reassuring for the immediate present
In Europe, America is called the land of disas
ters. Will the event of airshps reduce the terrible
mortality now experienced in railroad wrecks? It is
doubtful if airships be made less dangerous than
travelling by rail- The misplaced switch, broken
rail, dangerous curves, etc., will be eliminated; STILL
the airship may develop number of shortcomings
that would prove deadly than anything yet
heard of.
Altho inventors sanguine OF conquering the
problem of navigating the air, the governments OF
the world inclined to be skeptica to their abi
ity to make good. They show cessation in build
ing warships the of this remarkable event; in
fact, they think seriously of the announce
ment than if it was recipe for backing shoes
By the time Mr.. Tesla gets in communication with
Mars, airships might be success, but not before
that time.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01

Runyan placed ninety thousand dollars in suitcase
and decamped. Detectives by the requisi-
toned by the bank and bond companies to shadow
employees; and the young clerk is followed from the
bank to his home, and from there to any place he
may go. This spy system is carried on in the face
of serious protests by those who are being watched
and if the officials wish certain extravagant employee
to hand in his resignation, the espionage is made
more humliating. This produces the desired result
1t is said that stealing in the financial section
was becoming so serious that it absolutely
essary to inaugurate the spy system. The cause of
it all is the desire to get rich by specializing in
stocks These young are honest and belong to
respected families If the speculation microbe
causes them to become thieves and to be watched
like prisoners, it would be wiser to close the stock
exchange. At best it is all steal As the employees
become accustomed to the methods of their en-
ployers it should not surprise anyone if the former
put their fingers into the pie. v
This espionage of men who hold responsible po-
sitions will not check the evils complained Of
for some of these detectives, in deal
templated, not above temptation they not one
whit honest than the bank clerk who furnishes
a bond and market basket full of recommendations
Whereas, almost anyone open private detective
agency It seems that little more honesty all along
the line would prove efcacious than resorting
to spies.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
The CUNic.

me Cy711c.
ONE of the ludicrous things most noted about
the cynical chap is the inofensive way in which he
tries to cultivate the habit of sneering at that which
does not meet his approval. Where others bestow
deserved praise the cynic frowns and tries to be
caustic as his mentality will permit. The cynic al
ways imagines himself to be Of superior clay; and
that if it not for his timely remarks the world
would get out of gear and the people would chase
butterflies instead Of the almighty dollar. He also is
endowed with the puerile belief that if he does not
give his dissenting opinion, that the size of headgear
might increase to alarming proportions to
dire calamity.
Take the cync from whatever viewpoint one
may choose and it will be found that he is a nissan
thrope like Timons Of DID, or else moycoddle.
Whenever he sees man doing courageous deed he
begins to scott at the mans motives by saying that
he is only seeking popularity In his estimation the
tailor who lives in the next block could have done
the deed much heater and with less publicity. Ac-
cording to the average cynic, the man who walks up
to the lannon's mouth and turns the gun on the
enemy is only performing his duty. While the hero
is receiving the plaudts Of the world the poor cynic
stands aoof and does all he to detract from the
hero's glory. The cynic who stoops to such base
purposes is coward; he is so stepped in innuendo
that he would villify his own brother. Far better
for such one to remain SILENT instead of finging
his scorn where it is not wanted.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
HELIOGRAMS

It looks San Francscos going to lose its NAME
An often bounds meigh the medium of her
rubber figure
If sprang from the monkey Gorky had only to take
q little hop
That tired feeling prevalent among the product Of
their busy tongues.
When real you average lingo fighting
for his country by proxy
It's enough to make pckpocket his
the pocket in q woman's dress.
I'll bet old Nicks sides laughter heard that
Harry Orchard converted
If the Japs General plunge
the Pacific swim Japan kick mkado
imperial pants.
When society belle Africa gets the
services of hold the train of her wedding gown
no longer than the tail of jackrabbit.
Mrs Nation dvnely appointed to swing her
Ratchet in the vineyard the Lord Stop that Carrie
influence and have you the big noodle
Another American girl titled husband
the ground OF cruelty Still there plenty American
would be willing their nose into the
dirt at the club feet of ROYALTY.
One day last week the MIRRORS
quill with book making
ton OF that the yard but
who possible machinery
the editor told him that
and The MIRRORS ink singer Topped armess
King Louis chair and long article entitled From
the self binder" He about
informed him that the supposed