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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-03
What's Said

Roy W. Boughton: The chairman Of
the good citizenship committee OF the
state G. e. union, w H Thomas of
Leeds. will speak at the Presbyterian
church at 1880 Sunday evening. The
attention OF the young people Of the
city is called to this address.
r. r. Edwards Renearsals for my
new play. The Maid and the Money
will start Friday evening. The small
recital hall OF the Fargo College con-
| servatory has been engaged FOR the re-
hearsals, which begin promptly at I
o'clock. Those wishing to join in the
good work will be welcomed.
Harold sorenson, secretary: There
will be meeting OF the I'll Zagal
Shrine patrol on Sunday afternoon al
$3.50. All members are urged to be
present as several matters OF impor-
tance will be considered and action is
necessary by the combined efforts oi
all members to accomplish the desired
results
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-03
MRS. FLANAGAN DEAD
Former We'll Known. Resident Of City
Dies In spokane--Moths of Mrs.
J. w. Tisrney.

Word was received in this city on
Thursday of the death Of Mrs. Rose
Flanagan. former resident OF Fargo
Mrs. Flanagan died at ner home IN
Spokane, Wash, on March 81 after
q brief illness at the advanced age Of
7s years. She is the mother of Mrs.
=. w. Tierney Of $40 Eighth street
north.
The deceased was also the mother
Of the late Martin Flanagan, former in-
spector OF police Of Spokane and Of
Frank. ]. Flanagan. She Is survived
by two sons, John ]. Flanagan OF
Graceville. Mimi. and p, H. Flanagan
OF Spokane and by four daughters,
Mrs. Agnes Kelly of Moscow, Idahoi
Miss Kathleen Flanagan Of Spokane,
Mrs. ]. w. Tierney of Fargo, and Miss
c. ". Flanagan OF Spokane.
The body will arrive in Fargo Sum
day and the funeral will be held here.
The exact time Aof the services has az
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Business JotS
Cook paints -igns. Phone cas-.

Cook paints -tRns. Phone 9SS.
Pub. Steno, Miss Denison. Tel 543.
A want ad. can LEND a hand In your
hunt for q servant.
Or j. l.. Savage, surgeon and ply
sir'an. 500 Front street.
Good health makes good citizens
the basis Is Golden Link -four.
Furs-I have the beSt-see them.
oliver Denis. AIT N. p. avenue.
Hannaher & rcnsnnach. Job print
ers. sac ". p. avenue. Phone 1881.
Steam heated rooms ior il per
month ana up. 'TweC Aen block. N. p,
avenue. Fargo.
Wanted to rent a piano with inner
player Or an outside player and the
rolls. State terms in firsI letter. Adj
dress 70 care Of forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-03
Forks Man Heavy loser.

Grand Forks, N. ID, April News
was received In Grand Forks yester-
day morning that the. saw mill at
Bonners Ferry, Idaho, In which r. III.
Mccoy OF Grand Forks. Is heavily
interested, was burned to the ground
Thursday night. The loss ii $4,000
and there 10 insurance Of $4,000.
Mr.. Mccoy was manager OF the mill.
He became heavily Faterested two
years ago when he became manager
The mill was q Weyerhauser concern
Arrangements are already under
way for new and more up to-date
mill with twice the capacity Of the
EnnsaAars
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BE PATIENT WITH THE BOY
Philadelphia Record:
The boy has some rights!
They are too often overlooked.

The boy has some rights!
They are too often overlooked.
Older sisters often resent them.
Even mothers sometimes fail to rec
onize them.
The growing boy has scant cour-
tesy shown him at home.
What If his tracks are seen occa-
sionally on the clean floor?
What IL he does leave the door open
when they should be shut?
What IL he does make noise enough
to raise the dead?
1t must be remembered That these
are not crimes or shortcomings.
Time ana patience can remedy these
and many other thoughtless acts
Time, patience and judicious encour-
agement will prove more effective than
faultfinding
Is there any member Of the family
who hears more complaints Of his
methods than a boy?
Yet he really does many little help-
full things that we would miss IL they
were omitted.
He has q right to appreciation and
thanks when his small daily chores
are well done.
Re all right to give the boy the attic
room and his sister q big sunny, sec
ondfioor room7
Is Ii right to think that any sort
OF cast-off furniture win do for tae de-
structive boy7
He might not be 50 thoughtless and
destructive IL he possessed beauti-
ful ana convenient room to care for
An appreciation OF the beautiful, ar
tistic and orderly is mostly matter
Of education. and q boy has right *
II.
| A boy has q right to all the home
privileges accorded his sisters and Il
be exempt from the accusation tina
he IL 1T the bottom Of all the mischie
Il ss@x
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TO POWERS LAKE.

Miss Clara Sallie, VINO enrolled In
the bookkeeping course at Aaker's
Business College Oct. Is, was offered
a position at Powers Lake N. D., ac-
cepted, and left Thursday to enter
upon her. duties as bookkeeper ana
clerk in a general store. If YOU
watch this space you will notice the
regularity with whic.- A. B. c. stu
dents are going into positions and
some OF the best positions in the state.
The school gives special attention to
grammar, spelling, punctuation end
letter, writing, as well as bookkeeping
and shorthand and this Is one of the
reasons why a large number OF bus
mess men come to the A. B. c. for
office help.
yet not been decided on.
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E1 Il IA Ra,g

grains per gallon OF calcium carbonate
or its equivalent in magnesium car
Donate, only half as much lime would
be required to purify 1t as IL 1t carried
twenty grains. For each grain of cal
cium carbonate, or it's equivalent in
magnesium carbonate, IS grain OF
lime oxide or caustic lime must be used
to obtain the desired result.
A chemist liz constantly In charge at
the intake tower In st. Louis, testing
the water and determining just how
much Of the chemical mixture must be
turned into II to make the Qualification
complete.
Have knight PrintinG co. print IL
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Thanks Her Friends.

Brainerd Tribune: Miss Ethel
Parker extends her sincere thanks to
the many friends who cave her such
substantial assistance In The Fargo
Forum voting contest. Thanks to
the efforts Of her many friends, Miss
Parker made fine showing in the
contest though she did not win q
prize.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-03
v. w. c. a. Meetino.

DR.. Vittum. of Fargo college, will
give an address at the Young Women's
Christian association meeting Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, at their room
In the Walker block. Special music
will be provided, and tea will be served
after the meeting. All young women in
the city are invited.
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st. Louis, april s.-st. Louis gets
an abundant supply of clear water from
the muddy Mississippi river without
the use of an expensive filtration pro-
cess, the substitute for filtration being
cheap mixture OF sulphaks OF iron
and lime.
As the result, the number OF typhoid
fever cases has been decreased one
half and there is no longer mud in the
bath tubs to be continual reproach
to the city. The cost this year OF the
Qualification process is $3.50, per 1,000,-
600 gallons of water.
The change was wrought In 1903. on
the eve or the worlds fair. All civic
organizations were demanding that
something be done to clarity the water
supply. City officials replied that there
was not an available fund for the es-
tablishment of q filtration plant. 1t
looked as If the worlds fair visitors
would have to drink water full of slime
and battle in fluid often almost like
ink
Then Water Commissioner Adkins
heard from the American Steel g.
Wire Co, a branch of the steel trust,
that sulphate of iron and lime had
been used I'm experiments with some
success and he directed John e. Wix-
ford. city chemist. to begin tests at
once.
Tried by Chemists.
Wexford applied the mixture to Mis-
sissippi river water first in glass Jars.
The mixture was already in use in
Quincy, ILL.,, and Lorraine, Ohio, az a
40 tSnr& hoz N.NS
been tried as a complete substitute for
filtration Wixford in his tests grad
ually Increased the quantity OF lime
used and decreased the quantity Of sui
phate of iron. He found In this manner
that the publication became more COM
plete and that the water was softened
Convinced that he had found sat
| isfactory solution of the clear water
question, Wixford reported the result
of his tests to Water Commissioner
Adkins and arrangements were made
to apply them to the city water supply
The process Is simple. At the intake
tower, the mixture of sulphate of iroT
and lime is poured into the muddy
water and passes, mixed in it. into the
great settling basins, where the water
| lies waiting for consumption. In these
/ basins the clarifcation takes place, the
sulphate of iron and lime carrying
| down with them all the mud and sedi-
ment in the water and leaving IL clear
Chemists say this result is brought
about by a chemical reaction, but be-
fyond this they cannot explain what
takes place in the water Tons Of the
clarifiers are used every week in tbs
process. One ton of sulphate of iror
and three tons of lime will clarity
about 100000 gallons Of water. st
Louis uses about 10o,0oo.O0O gallons o.
/ water a day.
The proportions of lime and sulphat'
/ Of iron that must be used vary accord.
| ing to the condition of the water. Thus
the amount Of lime to be used depends
upon the amount of carbonates of linn,
and magnesia carried in the water.
Proper Proportions.
If the river water carries only tel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-03
THOMAS GRAIN DRILLS

#. Goodsell & Co. Just received an
other car OF Thomas double and single
Drills with feed guaranteed to never
grind or break seed of any kind. The
double disks plant two rows at a time,
thus increasing the weld over one
third. Orders must be received at
once IL drills are wanted.
IF. Goodsell & Co.,
Moorhead, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-03
The Free : Grabbers,

Bisbee Gazette: The Fargo Fo-
rum is making friends by its Wig
orous attitude in the publicity
campaign 1t Is now conducting
against those Bismarck free grab
bers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-03

Increased cloudiness with probably
showers tonight OF Sunday: warmer
tonight: barometer, 1854: maximum
temperature So: minimum tempera-
ture, Is: precipitation, .04 wind west.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-03

Nurses, stenograp-ters ana clerks
can get a policy from Hatcher Bros.
guaranteeing their income when they
cannot work.
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The LIGHTING
PROPOSITION

(The Forum has offered the citi-
zens' committee space each day to
discuss the waterworks bond issue and
municipal light proposition. The To-
rum donates the space free OF charge
in spirit OF fairness 20 all inter-
ests--and with a desire to enlighten
the, readers. The following Is one. OF
the articles furnished by the commit
tee. The Forum suggests that private
individuals who have something of this
nature TO submit. first turn over their
manuscript to w. D. Sweet. }. j. Jqr-
dan or Roy Lewis Of the publicity
committee.J
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Monday, April s.
Municipal election.

aa. MoU0@yp APEtl O. ..'
Municipal election. -@
&c.. Tuesday April 6. .,.,.. B
First school election registration
day.
Friday, April Q.
Good Friday.
Inter- collegiate oratorical contest at
Stones hall. a...
Sunday, April II.
Easter Sunday.
knights Templar services p. m.
Is Monday, April IL.
Annual Easter Maccabees' ball,
Stones hall.
Tuesday April IS.
Last school election registration
day.
Wednesday, April ID.
Annual dinner: Gethsemane Mems
club.
Thursday, April is.
Typographical unions annual ball al
Stones Music hall.
Tuesday April 20.
Board OF education election.
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Coming Events

Note-All meetings are evenings unless
otherwise Specified. These announcements
10 have notices sent In by persons In In
terewT.
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Have knight Prinslns co. print It
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-24

FOR ExCHANGE-Two nice
smooth 4 sections in s. w. Kan
sas, shallow water. for Topeka
rentals. $500 each.
FOR SALE-7 room. modern,
close in, Tyler st. $500.
I rooms, 3 lots, barn, chicken
house, shade, fruit, near college.
$500.
Ii room mod, 3 east front lots,
near Bethany, $6.Soo. Take 5000
to Sc, 500 mod. cottage, part pay.
Bargains in Oakland property,
between shops and Wooden Mill.
room cottage, large barn, ID
lots, plenty fruit. chicken houses
and yards. blocks new shops
se,400.
~ acre, unimproved. College
Hill add. $3.50.
5 room cottage, gas, stable,
chicken house. III lots, Clay
near 18th. s1,7s0.
j. d. MILLER & CO.,
e1s Kan. Ave. Both phones
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FOR sALE.-REAL ESTATE.
BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
GIL KANSAS AVE.
CENTRAL PARK

location. fine room residence,
hot water heat, three piece bath,
two large cisterns, water motor
which supplies soft water to all
plumbing fixtures. III east front
lots. barn. This property cost
owner $4,000. We will submit
an offer of $4,000. Barnes Real
Estate Co.. GIL Kansas Ave.
MODERN COTTAGE
on Western Ave, room, vesti-
bule entrance, three piece bath.
gas light and heat, ~ lots, east
front, good barn. all new, $3.50.
Barnes Real Estate Co.. GIL
Kansas Ave.
$4,000 $4,000
and $500 per month will secure
a new cottage home for you
with IL lots. east front. on cor
ner, on West side, and only
blocks from State House. Price
low at $1,500.00. Barnes Real
Estate Co.. GIL Kansas Ave.
$4,000 CASH-$500.00
viii secure you a deed to good
room residence, electric lights,
well, cistern, sewer. furnace,
gas, some fruit. fine location, on
Clay street, s., 800. $500 cash and
balance In straight mortgage for
years. Barnes Real Estate Co.,
GIL Kansas Ave
BETWEEN STATE HOUSE
and Washburn college, good
room residence, 1h east front
lots. well. cistern, barn, fine
shade. excellent location, 81, $50.
Terms. Barnes Real Estate Co.,
81 Kansas Ave.
NONRESIDENT
owns a ten room residence with
BE lots, barn, wen, city water,
fine shade, west of Kansas ave,
says he MUST SELL. We will
submit an offer of $3.50. Barnes
Real Estate Co.. GIL Kansas Ave.
IT'S A PLEASURE
TO SHOW YOU THE CLASS
OF PROPERTIES WE HAVE
FOR SALE AND WE DO NOT
SHOW ANY BUT THE BEST
KIND.
BARNES REAL ESTATE co.
Gil KANSAS AVE.
BOTH PHONES 262.
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ALL GOOD ONES.

7 Three lots, z rooms. furnace, gas, city
water. cistern, good barn, sewer connec-
ton, fine shade, good location, near Will
low park. $500.
Van Buren, St, south, near car line,
new cottage, r., bath complete, hot and
cold water. gas and electric light, ce
mented cellar, nice location. s2,2Oo.
Fillmore ST. near 4th, lots. double house.
rooms and 6 rooms, cellar. gas, WELL. els
tern, stable. Rents $500. Price for inn
mediate sale $1,000. Part cash.
223 Klein ST., lot, cottage rooms, gas,
cellar, cistern, well, $50.
1o15 E. 9Th. / lot, r. cellar. gas, els
tern, well Rents at 80. Price $50.
J. E. ToRRINGToN, 100 W. 9Th st.
Bell 1862. Ind z2s.
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MORE FARM BARGAINS.

Beautiful so acres only So miles from
heart of the city and II mile from r. r.
station; lays fine and practically every
foot in cultivation, good Broom house.
nice orchard, new barn, cribs, etc. Here
is beauty in one OF the choicest loca-
tons in the county and can be bought
for $500. Come quick.
Very fine 100 acres of first class second
bottom land. located west from Topeka,
61a miles from R. r. station; 80 acres in
cultivation, balance in meadow, but prac-
tically all first class farm land Good
room house, poor barn, plenty orchard
fine water, etc. A bargain at $500.
WE DO THE FARM BUSINESS.
L. S. LovITT & SON.
531 Kans. ave, Topeka, Kan
Ind. Phone 1907.
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GREAT BARGAIN


A strictly modern room resi-
dence, porcelain bath, closet,
good barn and shade, blue grass
lawn, 371s feet. east front, near
Central Park. $500.
New home on Polk near 9Th,
rooms, first floor finished in pol
ished oak, 4 good bedrooms End
floor, porcelain bath and closet,
paved cellar, good walks. east
front, good shade; for a few
days s4,700.
Building site southwest of state
house, As feet east front, $425.
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.
no w. 9Th st. Phone AIS.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


J.E. SHAFFER,
615 Kansas Ave.
Ind. Phone 800
1 lot, good modern room house.
fine location. Tyler ST.. 5000.
IL lots West sth ST. good
room house. good new barn, ON
car line, $500.
IL lots Buchanan St. good
room house. good new barn,
$3.50.
lots Brooks ave, good room
house, barn, fruit and shade,
5000
lots, s room house. barn.
Union ave, s1,Soe.'
2 lots Branner ST.. good new
8 room cottages, renting for sic.
Price $3.50.
lots Chandler St. good
room houses, renting for so
each. Price $500.
SLOTS. good room house, good
large barn, poultry house, Law
renee ST., 81, 500.
50 acres, good well improved
little farm, Il miles from To-
peka. $500.
80 acres, good well improved
little farm, 10 miles from Topeka
Lots of fruit. 5000.
so acres, improved, IL miles
from Topeka, rents for $175 per
year. Price $500.
1e0 acres. improved, s. miles
from Topeka. miles from rail-
way town. Only $500.
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CHOICE RESIDENCES NOR

SALE.
1920. One of the choicest I'D to
date modern homes, bran new.
in the City, consisting of
rooms besides the buffers pam
try, den and bath room. Lower
floor in oak, with maple floors,
handsome mantle and CRATE in
parlor. bedrooms beside the
bath on second floor and three
on the third floor. Electric light
and gas, beautiful fixtures, the
decorations rich and elegant, in
fact one of the swell houses in
the city.
$500. Facing one of our
beautiful parks, contains
rooms beside the reception hall
and bath. this is a bran new
beautiful house and in a COM
munity that will advance rapid
~ by reason of park improve
ments, paved street, etc. so
feet front.
$3.50. Bran new house, Z
rooms beside bath and reception
hall and large pantry, basement
under entire house. with laun-
dry privilege, bedrooms on sec
ond floor, large attic, house
piped for gas and wired for
electricity, 11a east front lots,
close to pavement and car,
within 1is blocks of Washburn
College.
$500. lots with story and a
half modern house of 5 rooms
beside reception hall and bath.
dormer windows on the second
floor and everything first class
and modern, Southwest in the
Washburn College neighbour
hood. $4,000 down balance
monthly.
$500. On Fillmore St. ele-
giant s room modern house, on
first floor; large reception hall,
parlor, very large dining room
with fire place, large buffers
pantry, and kitchen, on second
floor; bedrooms and bath
with stairway to large attic.
Combination stairway also COM
bination lighting fixtures. cellar
under entire house with laundry
privileges and door at grade, 2
east front lots high and slightly.
WILSON & NEISWANGER,
Phones 94S. Mulvane Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
A FEW SAMPLES.


E.
IN
VACANT ~ $780,
PARTNERSHIP Al.
CHANGED TO
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BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY.

n
and double
beautiful
in
L s.
Kansas Ind Phone1
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cAPTTAI, FURNISHED

Industrial. MISUNDERSTANDING, mining, oil.
Gas and railway stock and bond Issues
Sold direct to investors; commission basis
Samuel Graham & Co, Selling Brokers, IS
eacrament St. Montreal. Canada.
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME.


~ ' ' ' 60
Harrison IL
$4,000 westawn
Gnege
H c..
AZ unbia Bell
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CLOSE IN. NEW PROPERTY.

CLOSE IN, NEW PROPERTY.
This excellent room new property.
with 11s east front lots, LIST floor finished
in oak, End yellow pine combination
lights. entirely modern. we offer this for
$4,000 Terms if desired
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Phones SO 5s4 Kansas Ave.
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Low PRICES-EASY TERMS.
5-room modern cottage north of Beth
month ~ -
rooms, ia lots. gas heat and light
near Christ's hospital. $4,000, $500 cash,
balance payments.
Broom modern cottage. ~ lots, south of
Holiday Park. Western ave. $500, $500
cash, balance payments. These properties
for sale Monday, Apr. 26.
r.. ID. BLAINE, 525 KANSAS AVE
mo- Rhone l4ls. Bell Phone 1872
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FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
VERY BEST IN Topeka.


Just eouDea room residence polished oak fin
with TINTED s ees dome ready
n 1e and western conceded by
Ind phone @s. Tnss and iU will glad
Taylor sts old elm shades Less than $3.50" See this
than a0 $500 room" nearly "''''D
Good room cottage 81 500 Two room cot
Two choice pho tn bnse Of rooms for
mo Taylor st sis is once Ne rea ste
will be glad to show you any Or all of
properties.
- 80. r,o IndPh
AND you soD M rA e pa n
barn shade rec
$3.50 buys Western ave- room house. BATH
,barnfr fruit paved street Rec %
Make us an OFFER : close in room house.
barn
Lincoln Ss s sny 1est s Sse ln R'''T' '''S'
down .o s. S whites Ts'' p n s6oSs furnace s' s "'e
modern BeautfuIy paped, line Rec 49,
DON'T FAIL TO BARGAINS
n
Kansas Phones IA Topeka kansas
.no :. ,o1,r ]
HOMES A REASONABLE PRICES
~ Fine seven room residence
light waburn college Price
six room, cottage
rice
city water bath sewer electric light
gason and a haf Price $500
resi- % cellar ip city Ta Ss1s ss"' gas two lots
one F nnd room a half east front
Fine eight
haIfea fonlos. $500
LAGERsTRoM,
crawsord Building jackson Ind Phone1
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FOR SALE.

A fine high and dry building site con-
sisting of 2 lots, near CLAW and EucIid
close to car line. l block south of Central
Park and blocks from Central Park
school, cheap.
FRED c. SLATER, owner.
Ind 1888 and 2s9s Blue. Bell 415 and 77s
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FOR SALE-Two cottage homes, 4 and
rooms barn, fruit, seven lots. in OAK,
land. Price for short time only S2,o0O. VIII
rent for SIS to 20 monthly.
cali or write p. c. MOORE, offices cor
Wabash and Indiana ave, Oakland.
SALE OR TRADE.
A nice room cottage. IL lots, east side,
for something farther out with more
ground Highland Park preferred. What
have you?
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Phones sos 534 Kansas Ave.
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Splendid modern cottage cheap. Close.
Two lots. Phone 2746 blue
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INFORMATION WANTED regarding
good farm for sale in any locality. Suit
able for dairy purposes or general farm
ing Not particular about location or
size. Wish to hear from owner only who
will sell direct to buyer without paying
any commission Please send brief des-
ERUPTION and price. No agents need an
swer. Address /. A. Lesher. IS West Mon
roe St, Chicago, Ill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-24
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