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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-13
Do You Open Your Mouth

Like young bird and gulp down what.
ever food or medicine may DO offered you?
Or, do you want TO know something OF the
composition and character OF that which
you take into your stomach whether o.
food or medicinof
Most Intelligent and sensible people
nowadays insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine.
DR.. Pierce believes they have . perfect
right to insist upon such knowledge. 90 he
publishes: SsEaadcast and on each bottle
wrapper. what 6lI medicines are made q
and vexlies syahdeseAM Thu be fsela
The lngredlsnls Qt which iis medIeIn9l
are made are st1dled and UNDERWOOD Ih8
Eofe viii Ihelf suPerloT c1fall2e vlftlef
pr aliGcllIe6
For the cure Of woman's peculiar weak.
ness0S, Irregularities and arrangements,
giving rise to frequent headaches. back.
ache, dragging-down pain or dlstress In
Rwer abdominal or pelvic region, accom-.
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pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp-
toms Of weakness, DR.. Pierco's Favorits
Prescription is most efficient remedy,
periods, in giving strength 10 nursing
mothers and In preparing. the system Of
the expcctant mother for baby's coming,
thus rendering childbirth safe and cotts
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tonic TO the general system and to the
organs distinctly feminine In particular.
II Is also soothing and inyigorating
nervino and cures neryens exhaustion,
nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria,
spasms, ehorea or st. Vitus's dance, and
other distressing nervous symptoms at
tandhnt upon functional and organic dis.
eases Of the distinctly feminine organs.
several schools OF practice, recommend
each of the several ingredients OF which
sFayorite Prescription Is made for the
cure OF the diseases for which II Is claimed
TO b? cure. You may read what they
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frnm tho leading suthoyltics, TO DR.. II. v.
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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-13
III. Eli. Damon vanaui.h.a d.

This is the way tae Worcester Ga.
zette headlines our Franklin street
gre: "Lurid Flames Lick Heavensi"
And the Are department finally licked
the "lurid flames.--Bostop Tran.
script
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-13

High grade coal 10 cordially received
by the best families at any season.
Wise move TO take In this guest "a
susnmsr-'swiil cost less to sassrtAin
him than u you walt until Winter. We
await your ordsss. large or small.
Storage rates on this asossh.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-13


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kunnlns. ", furioas.-Jop D. Won; Agnes
Mack. s~coad. u. y. niexvsssa6. laird. Tinas.
o;sr,,. flcayune also ran Aiss rop-y ioh Al
the post.
Raanins. ni,e-vassaia. uoa; T. Jos. see.
cod: Susie Christian. third. Time. iisA ChAn'
Ger, and whitpont also ran.
Running. Y miic-lsdy Laughter. uuai
rvscr Farley. s~cond! Al a.. third. Tins. issa
Lady Thcitaa. Ciauditos and The Maid s.si
ran.
Running. ~ furioa<s - cavssiaa- soni
t.i=htfcsi. .~sondi Rassvr y. third. Tine.
ise:- Tsfatar siso ran.
The day. ard tho race week. closed
with a strictly cowboy relay race with
horses entered BY tho same parties as en
the day previous pra;; q Deans string
took ffs,. Swink q Potter second Ard c.
E Dalton third money.
Tho competition for the special prem
iuns offered By the Sugar Companies
was mos: spirited. there being from Ia
10 90 entries for each premium. Follow
ing arc the prize winners:
American Bee: Sugar Cas- Specials
rcr ave tes,. Of greatest ret cen; sassr-
let. a. }. Hall. seSky Ford rs rsE csa'
God. II. Meiniosh Is
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ror tcst shapgsi bee;.-
let. Mike WIN Rocky Ford
md. Jas Heller
tri. 4. $. YATES e
Hsliy suzsr Cos Specials
For Eve b-uis sf creates, t-r cen; sugar
let. !. YATES HrSky Ford rs S~rcsai
md. Mike VIII ia
ard. J. l.. Whitehead - $50
rur best SHAPED tsst-
let: Harry Ss-bsry ESs.y rOr'i
md. l.. IAiss
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
CAROLINA HAS
FINE PROSPECTS
University Never Had Such Elk
ceilent Material to Work With
Peiore, Says Traiaer.
WANT NO TEAM OF STARS
Not Object to Develop Simply
Spectacular PLAYING But a
Winning N:rc.
WANT NO TEAM OF STARS
Especial to The Tlmes.n!.pa,ch)

CHAPEL HILL, b. c., January 10
Although /; is very early in the season.
baseball practice has already begun In
dead earnest ut the University of North
Carolina. Captain Thompson and Coach
Simmons having taken advantage OF
the open weather to give the squad
some. preliminary polishing on the dia-
rnonCi. - :
While 1t is too early to draw definite
conclusions as TO Garolina's chances in
baseball this spring. her PROSPECTS, have
never been brighter. Many Of last
there is an unusually large amount Of
new material 10 draw from.
In addition the advisory committee
OF a coach who IS both popular among
his men and efficient.
OF the old men, Freddie Stein, captain
of last years team and star first base
man; Roney Story whose heavy hitting
and good team work marked him last
y.Kir. and. "Bulf' Thompson captain Of
and Thompson were caroiina,s heaviest
hitters last year and were regarded
as the surest outfelders in the State.
James. third base: Montgomery, short
stop. Haynes and Whitaker, fielders.
and Rodgers and Raney. catchers. This
nucleus is almost sufficient in itself to
form a strong team. as all OF the men
are In prime condition.
The New Material.
The new men who have come out
are: Fountain. Davis. Macarthur. Nixon.
Smith and Wadsworth. candidates for
infie1d Rawlings and Groome, catchers;
Orr, Thomas. Sutton and Coffin, out
fielders. AS all of these men have had
experience, the competition viii be hot
for every position on the Varsity. In
pitchers Carolina is well fixed for the
season, Captain THOMPSON. who has
already proved his ability in the box.
and Story are the twirlers among the
old men.
Three new candidates for pitcher have
presented hemselves-Hamilton. Morrow
and Trevelyan-all of whom promise to
do effective work. Both Hamilton and
Trevelyan arc left-handed, while Thomp-
son and Morrow are right-handed, so the
batteries will be pretty well divided. DR..
Lawson, gymnasium Instructor and coach
of the baseball team for the two past
seasons, will take especial charge of the
pitchers.
In speaking OF the situation Coach Elm
mons says: II have never had better
college material to work with, and I
don't think that Carolina could have ever
had better prospects for winning sea-
son. Tho men are all eager to work, and
each one IS going to get a square deal
for his place. will state right at the
outset that many object Is not to de-
yeiop team OF stars. but a team that
will work together as one man to win
for Carolina
to the University's prospects. He IS. him.
self, in better shape than he has been
In for several years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

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and had charge Of some promising ma
terial owned by John TrotWooa moore,
the author and most devoted Of pacing
horse advocates. and other owners.
During recent years Dyer has trained
at different Virginia and North Carolina
tracks, and has proven himself a CARE
full. pain.taking man With horses n
his charge With PAGERS on the half
mile tracks. however, the big and rud-
dy Yirginian has been most successful.
as shown by the campaigns Of Skyland
Girl, 2:12 IA; Little Belle, 2:13 Ia.
Honest Joe, 2:13 IA, and some others.
He is now wintering Or. Place, 2:l6 IA;
Sadie Temple, 2:l6 Ia; Maud Adams
2:a2 Ia; Eector. 2:22 Ia; Maize c.,
2:2G If; Captain Cook, the gray geld
ing, by Jack Cook. and some half dozen
or more promising green horses, both
trotters and PAGERS,
The Bostocls Show, with the largest
aggregation of wild animals ever seen
in Virginia, is now quite an attraction
to Richmond horse fanciers. and any
evening impromptu gatherings are on
hand to witness feats Of trained lions,
BEARS tigers, and the like. A number
OF the acts We're features at the New
York EIippodrome last year. Frank c..
Bostocl. owner or the show, Is looking
after his interests In the Paris Hippo
drome, but Is expected here soon from
the gay French capital. r. ]. Aginton,
of New York. is general manager. with
William Philpot and B. T.. Schultz rs
assistants, while Fred Lewis is the gem
cral advertising agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

Boys MOtners FrIenu SH1FtWHIStS anu
Blouses. best percale and madras; the o.
entire soc and 75c range slashed to-. sSJI
Boys Negligee Shirts. sizes Il, 121.2
and 1S; soc and 75c grades; %,
choice SOS
Boys Pure Wool Sweaters all colors, solid
or combination, standard s1.o0 and 10, |
s125 grades; slashed to ........... tIS |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
CHAMPION OF
TIDENATER, Va.
Old Point College Simply Ate Up
the Football Team Last
Season.
BEAT "ALL COLLEGE STARS
While the Team Was Composed
of Excellent individuals, 10
Coach Judd Belongs Credit.
BEAT GALL COLLEGE STARS

FORT MONROE. VA, January 10.
The past season for Old Point College was
perhaps the most successful epoch OF
football in which the youngsters from
the seashore ever figured.
Although the schedule was much shorter
than in former years. only five games
being played still the defenders o, the
red and blue had their hands full to wres.
victory from their heavy opponents.
The success OF the team this season
VAS due. in the most part. to Coach Judd
who took them 81 the beginning Of the
reason. mere bunch of inexperienced
youngsters. who had speed and Drawn,
but not enough weight to go against the
teams with whom they were to be
matched Developing the halt-backs into
ihe fastest that ever stepped on Tide
water gridlron. Coach Judd sent the team
put to face season filled with difficult
ties and glory. When the season was
finished only had the collegians goal
line been crossed. and that in the last
minute of the first game; but after that
lesson. the line held SO that not even
the husky Indians from the Normal
Echool, nor the Y. N. C. A., ..all college
stars" of Norfolk. could find hole large
e.iodSii ipi bts W PciSt.1te.
Special Mention.
No individual stars were among this
aggregation of pig-skin artists-tile team
playing together at all stages OF the
game-but OF course in everything there
is one or more who stand in the lime
light more prominent than others.
Moore, the full-back. a born line
plunger never failed to gain his distance.
A hard tackler who always threw his
ian for loss. and great all-around
defensive and offensive player.
Segard and DAILY We're the two half
backs, and each could run the length
OF the gridron In eleven seconds. Coach
Judd taught the open play, and this gave
these two backs chance to work many
effective end runs.
Gadol, the quarterback captain, an
aggressive player and great general never
failed to work the team for the best that
was in them. The ends Turney ana
Blake. were good In getting down the
field on p.nts. and never failed to down
the runner in his tracks. Garrett and
McCabe were an excellent pair OF ends
whenever In the game, and with little
more weight will make the best OF them
take notice. Enders, McGehee and Web
ster were the strongholds IN the line.
Winning the championship of Tide
water. Va, for two successive years is
no easy task and the Old Point boys
deserve a great deal of credit for the
showing they have made.
On the whole, the team has fully come
up to all expectations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
INDOOR MEET
OF TRACK EVENTS.

NEW YORK. January 10.-Yale.
Harvard. Cornell. Princeton. Pennsyl-s
vania and Columbia viii rs represented
championships at the grand indor meet
Of Columbia University to be held IN
Madison Square Garden on Friday
evening. January 25th. Gustavus 4.
Kirby, graduate director of athletics.
and Ernest Stauffen, Jr.. who. With
Manager Lage and Captain John w.
Brodix, are managing the games. have
sent Il special invitation to the Mlcht-S
gan University Athletic Association to.
send q team for the four mile inter-
collegiate Indoor championship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

formances. Handsome and costly prizes
90 to tho wi, Winners. The pnblic Schools
relay prizes win be gold. silver and
bronze medals.
Special events are the three-legged
race, scratch. 1--WE mile run. putting
tWenty--eIght pound shot, with follow.
and putting sixteen pound shot. handi-
can. The following events are open
TO all registered athletes: Is Yard run.
handicap; q yard hurdles. handicap:
novice; 1000 yard run, handicap; one
and one-half mile run. handicap: run
ming. hop. step. and jump. handicap:
pole vault, handicap: throwing 5e
pound weight from stand for distance.
handicap. The relays are q 440 yard
Tor school boys and a two mile invita-
ton intercolle giate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
IRISH MERICAN
ATHLETIC tt. u; ] &c, CLUB
Monster Meet at Madison Square
Garden on February
Second

NEW YORK. January 1a,--An excel
lent class OF entries are now being re-
ceived for the monster athletic meet
of the Irish American Athletic Club at
Madison SQUARE GARDEN on Saturday
night. February End. All OF the crack
athletes OF the Irish-American a. G.
will compete, and the chances are that
all marks will be up close TO the roc.
ortls, II not above them. Martin
Sheridan and John Flanagan will COM
pete in the weight events, and on aths
traek the men who Won the national
champlonshlps at TyaYers Island VIII
try to repeat their sensational per-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
Among the animal trainers Of no

Among the animal trainers OF note.
whose names are known far and wide
are Charles w. Miller. under whose
handling tho elephants and polar bears
perform wondertul feats: Paul SPECS
sardy, with his small black bears
whose stunts approach human intelli-
gence; Mons. Joseph Gaillard. Of Paris
the lion tanner, and Thomas Talon, the
Boston man, whose stage name is Sig
nor Rinaldo, with q dozen or so kings
OF the forest that have eplivened the
arena for weeks past In acropatic feats
and lion hunts.
The North Carolina Agricultural So
ciety, one of the Tine honored instltu-
lions Of the South, and a success right
from the inception, WIN hold It's forty
seventh annual fair and race meeting
at Raleigh. October 14tr, 18th, 18th,
18th, 18th and 18th, when thousands
of dollars viii be distributed in prems
iums and purses, the latter for trotters.
PAGERS and runners. y. L. Daughtrldge
IS president; Claude b. benson, treas
urer, and Joseph r.. Pogue, the colirtly
Southerner, who has successfully filled
the position or secretary for years, Is
still directing AFFAIRS r.
aitss u @''@ BROAD ROCK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

George ., Dyer, the we'll known Vir-
ginla trainer and driver. is back again
at Roanoke, after an absence OF some
years, and is w!ntering quite large
5slaple OF trotters and PAGERS there.
Last season Dyer prepared ais horses,
Is Go!llmhia- Tenn. where he wintered
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

krzaczkowi, I ujrzal jaka6
mala kobiecine " carmel
1sukni, kt6rej twarz odbijala
Isle v wodzie brodu, okropne
lprzedluzona j pokrzywiona.
ma pofalowanej powierzchni:'
1Chlopcu sic zimno zrobi}o, !;
.Ipoblad1 okropnie. Ten CLOS,
tie suknie czarne, j twarzz.
strasznie dluga, " takiemm
miejscu odludnem!. J. to ME
zarty!.,. to JUL by1o mad
Igo silly. Chosen zmienioo--
nym krzyknal ma byde}kiop;
biczem poruszy}, j jednylmn'
susem by} JUL ma drugieejj
stronie brodu. 1 nuz gonicz,
byd}em pred siebie, j sam
W nogi, ME ogladajac sic
wcale. A tn jak ma z}o6c ode
zwa} sic "a MIN 6mi ech pre-
ciag}y, szyderczy, kt6ry mu
sic w,yda} okropnie nienaa,
turalnym. To juz ME pre-
lewki to widocznie jakM
%czarownica, 0 jakiej nieraz
s}ysza} Walus PREY wiejskich
wieczornicach. A nawet sa-
ma lesniczyna opowiada{a Q
s}awnej c%zarownicy, co wa
bi1a male dzieci, DO niez-
miernie smakowa}a W mie-
sic dzieciecem.
Biedny Walu5 z dusza na.
ramieniu umyka}, by broh
Boze ME STAG sic smaczna pie
ECZEMA ola srogiej czarowni-
cy. I biegli wszyscy pedemn
wielkim, a wszyscy ME VIE
dzieli czego; i koza naprz6d,
Ii krowy 20 swawolnym by
czkiem, i mucyk z ogonemn
spuszczonym, i Walek zim-
nym potem oblany, az zady-
szani wpadli wreszcie do "a
grody le6niczego. Tu sic do
piero ch}opiec uspok oil !
pozapedzawszy trz6dke ca
Ia do obory, wszed} do le-
6nicz6wki z screen bijacem
jeszcze.
Walek wszedl do izby jak
zwykle cicho, skromnie i
%nie6mia}o, krokiem sierocym,
|iak dziecko co ME do. swo-
Lei, ME do rodzinnej wraca
}chatki. w izbie by}o pr6cz
[lesniczego i le6niczo wei sic.
|dmiu jeszcze ch}opc6w i mai
m1odsza osmieletnia dziew.-
czynka. To by}y dzieci les
niczostwa, dziatwa tega i do
radna. Poczciwe zreszta twar-
re, ma kt6rych moze tam
ME by1o wiele silly umyslo-
wei, ale "a to by1o DUO SER
ca Ze p%oczciwemi ludziska-
mi byli, to juz dowodzi, ze
lobok w}asnych 8 dzieci INA
laz}o sic jeszcze miejsce
dziewiate ola obcego sieroty.
Weiscie Walka bylo
jakby has}em do obiadu
kt6ry tel le6niczyna POI
stawi1a ma stole " misie OIL
brzymiej, 2 kt6rej ma mniej.
SEE, cho6 take potezne mi
ski rozla}a dymiaca sic kar-
toflanke, wonieiaca przysma-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

leo dzWlecza leszcze4 po.dizllLse'
ldzief wviara ojc6w naszych.
Pod iva opieke!..: lub...
Kiedy ranne Wstaja zo lrzt
lubil Walu6 6piewa6, czy to
wychodzi1 2 bydlem Q ran
nym brzasku, cry wracal do
zagrody 0 mroku wieczor-
nym!... A ma fuiarze, ma
wierzbowej, co ia sam wy
cial j wyrobil samouk mu-
zyczny, najchetniej biegal
la jaka6 nuta tesknej dunn
Xxi.
Pred chwila jeszcze pre-
teraz siedzi cichy j
spokojny, a tax nieruchomy,
ze mogloby sic zdawac, ia ko
wszelkie zycie z niego ucie-
k}o. JUL to TAXA natura by
la Walka!... modlitwa by1a
mu potrzeba, pociecha i roz-
kosza! :. Kto go tego nau-
,czy}?.. Me ojcjec i ME
matka!... BIO ich ME zna{ nj
gdy, i ME vie nawet, cry
mia{ kiedy. Walek by} siero-
ia, i dlastego w}a6nie tax
chetnie do Boga sic Cdawa},
DO Bog sieroty ME odstapi
nigdy.
Slo6ce tymczasem wznosi
sic coraz wYzej: cienie drew
coraz kr6tsze; ledwie zab}y-
6nie ostatnia kropelka rosy
%rannej; JUL nawet ucichaja
le6ne ch6ry. To- pora po}u-
~dniowego powrotu do zagro-
dy. Zrozumieli to jednocze-
6nie, i czarny mucyk i pa
sterz m1odziutki. Jakoz ze-
bra}a sic trzoda i zaklaSnie-
ciem bicza zwr6ci}a sic do
znajomej 6ciezki. Sciezka,
pominawszy zreb i ma}a les
ma drozyne, kt6ra tamtedy
wiod}a, zniza}a sic ku OIL
szynie, skad, jak wiemy,
~strumyczek ma}y mrucza]
bezustannie. Do >takiego to
brodu pedzi} pastuszek by
lido swoje, DO przeze6 mai
kr6tsza ~prowadzila droga do
zagrody, a moze tel bydelko
brodzac pc czy6ciutkim bro
die i odswiezy sic nieco W
zimnej wodzie i zagasi prag-
nienie.
Nagle piesek zawarcza}, a
Walek zadr2a}, stojac we wo-
dzie bosemi nogami, us}y-
|sza} bowiem tuz prey sobie,
W li6ciach krzaka, gestego
|jaki6 szmer niezwyczajny.
q nagle ujrza} dwie rece Cd
|ginajace . ga}azki krzaka, i
uslysza} CLOS jaki6 cieniutki,
kt6ry mu sic? drzenie jego
podnies}o.
- Dzie6 dobry ci Waikiki!
wyrzek} ten CLOS 2 po-
miedzy krakow d~obywajacy
sic niespodzianie.
Ch}opiec dech zapar} W So
bic, a poczerwienia4 ciem-
niejszym cd buraka pasem.
Czy wszyscy zdrowi "
lesnicz6wce r.. 80 m6wil ten
sam CLOS dalej.
- Zdrowi! wyszepnai
Wo1nL o1o foL o;ohD 1ol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Walekl. z llaSq'::ll..
Powie6e J6zefa Observation-Disclosures
Przestrach ozyopny Walka.

e&AE RI So $50 s&# at&&@&t SI& ~ a%#ET -
czajne awantury, jake pre-.
by} Walek 2 lasu, a wszy-
stkie bardzo ciekawe zupel-
ME p~rawdziwe.
Jezeli chcecie poznac Wal
ka, chpdzcie p~rzedewszy-
stkiem |ze NINA do lasu, DO
ME darqno Walka nazywano
W ca}ej. okolicy uWalkiem
z lasu"; Walek nasz ma}y,
mieszkal i Gale swe zycie
spedzi1 " leslie. Owoz dy1 to
las wielki i gesty To tez
tam W g}ebi, tax jako6 Gle
mno i ponuro, jakby wiecz ma
noe panowa7a i wieczne
milczenie; DO glebokiem bor-
ze, tax. sic zwa} ten las, CT
cho i :ciemno, milczaco i
przepa6cisto; rzadko kiedy
doleca z niego jakie6 glossy
niknace, a %niepewne, kt6re
tylko Walek umia} rozumiec
doskonale, choc g}ebokiego
boru ME zna{ wcale.
Walek, jak go w}a6nie
zdybujemy, " ja6niejszem j
weselszem eiedzia1 miejscu,
DO tn ma przedzie czarnego
g}ebokiego boru rzadsze
ros}y drzewa brzozowe o Gu
dnej, ja6niejszej a nizej
. gdzie mruczy i mruga stru-
myk le6ny, by}a tax zwana
polanka. z
Ma tel tedy polance sic.
dial ma jakim6 starym kop'
Gu granicznym nasz Walus
a pred MIN, to ma polance:
to ma wrebie pas}o sic by
delko. Me wielki to byl do.
bytek, ale starannie znac u
trzymywany, DO ca}y okra-
glutki, jakby utoczony. Maj
pawazniejsza role odgrywa}a
W tenn byde}ku koza, jak
6nieg bia1a, z dwoma kozlat'
kami, kt6re uroczy6cie pro-
wadzi}a "a SODA cd krzaczka
do krzaczka. z togo widzimy
re nasz Walu6 zalmowa} po-
SADIE pastuszka.
Kadny to by} ch}opak
z Walusia; kazdemu co nan
spojrza}, przy]ega} do serca.
By juz uko6czyc z opisem,
powiem wan jeszcze, ze
cho6 bardzo skromnie i u
bogo ubrany, ubiorem swym
r6znil sic nieco cd zwyk}ego
stroiu pastuszk6w wiejskich;
chloe bowiem by} bose, ale
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-17
WHAT DO you WANT


A homer That's what we do, assist you
20 find what you want whether it be
houses, vacant lots, or investment proper
ties Take look at the following OF
call us UP and we will take you about
$40 West street, one of the Srettiest ne"
and up-to-date modern s room homes IN
Topeka Can not describe it on paper, SO
come out and look at it Sunday afternoon
907 Lincoln, rooms. just completed oak
finish, nice arrangements. east front ana
lots of shade. s4,1o0.
1925 Harrison. rooms. modern. good
location. $3.50.
1923 Quincy, 6 rooms, new and modern
$500.
e17 west ST., nice room cottage. partly
modern. Want offer.
1857 Arch street. nice room cottage
and 2 lots. S1.25o. Terms
Vacant lots in all parts of the city.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY, Sole Agents.
10z East 7th.
FRED s. BROWN. F. NJ. DRAKE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-17
w. d. THOMPSON.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-17
ORDINANCE NO. 1892.

assessment upon certain lots and pieces
of ground in the city of Topeka, Shaw
nee county, Kansas, for the purpose OF
paying the cost of the condemnation and
appropriation of certain land for a pub
nc PARK for said city, as PROVIDED for
py Oroinance No. 2640, approved Novem-
BE II Ordained by the Mayor and Council
ciinen of the City of Topeka.
section l. That for the purpose of pay
ing the amount of cost chargeable against
certain lots and pieces of ground, herein
after described in the city of Topeka,
shawnee county, Kansas. by reason of the
condemnation and appropriation of the
following described real estate, known as
Arch Street Park for a public park for
said city, to-wit: