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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09
Dickens ana tfie Wife.

Commenting on the unhappy ;''} lions between Dickens and his ' Goodwin Smith wrote i'll one Of hJs a, papers: .It was common case ( eus had married at a low level. anf' : wife had nor risen with him; other E there was no fault op her side matrimonial history of writer t works of imagination has often ~ unhappy. Their Imagination turny
 woman into an angel. and thea
 8nd that sheeis woman.'
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Fo. Sa.dsa II arlg ,t..ss,,efs=

hs.a 4#t =ea 1s asnlou ee =e5lf4 si.ft ? 5rf0~eej eee=.-= trs..e4I7 z.lroc f}e3.e- ie=,=2 and teze1 @59te nfI" ai.5 5.' Gf>t t-Ja6,'ao.sr1-i sa vilh sa@ 7Az s.1t Ii ss =rtoltt~ as foeeet5..
 s.##3a aa's 9sp 5a ,t5s.=aEa
 tfs= ses9 | es 5aa stl5h I r5= s9 ,s7s=#a4 lh5 3e9s at t6e aoF '=.s, 5a erEaHIa tets zane si& meg :. ..e5=zz e2s'6G=~# f,suMea fa Bs "a @.!5ie.z'l5-ls = e4e6 @ @tae af8
 l.
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OLD SOLDIER TORTURED.

For years I suffered unspeakable torture from indigestion, eonstipa~ ton and liver trouble,'' wrote A. K. Smith, war veteran at Erie, Pa, but Dr. Kings New Life Pills fixed me all right, They're simply great. . Try them for any stomach, liver or kidney trouble. Only 25c at All Druggists.
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Why Waste His Breath {,

Teacher-Now, Tommy. suppose yau had two apples and you gave anotheF him to take the bigger one. woudn'' you? Tommy-No. mum. Teacher Why? Tommy-Cos 'tworldn't be net' essary.-Suburban Life
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WARNING ORDER.
J. J. Ivy, plaintiff ys Hugh

J. J. Ivy plaintiff vs. Hugh Peter. son, defendant.
 The defendant, Hugh Peterson is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com. pladnt of the plaintiff J. J. Ivy. Given under my hand and seal of said court this 24th day of May. A D. 1911.
 J. A. FRAZIER, J. P. 25 1 8 15 22.
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Two Is Company.

Have you eyer lc. ed beforefa asi.s the coy maid.
 Yes yawned the worldly ,e'i' man, "but-never before a cha,,vis's two small brothers and pet brlit.1gs-
 And then she suggested trip o.ss the old road to see the stars.-Chi.s, News.
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FairIy Warned.

He--My dear. can't afford to br, you that hat. She Still, you'd Sas' money if you did He-How so: Sh Because I'll just be i'll If don't hay. 1t. and you know what doctors biil are
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TO LEARN BAR Der trade. Thousands have become successful shop owners by our System and send to us for barbers. We must supply them. Learn now. Clean-inside work. Few weeks qualities. Tools given. Particulars mailed, Moler Barber College,
 Memphis, Tenn. 7-S-12t
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A STUDY IN FIGURES.
Calculations Necessary 10 Prodae.e tt,
 Nautical Almanac.

iSgICniat|cfiT 'SCsSSS2fy 10 ftTocacE tF'f
 Nautical Almanac.
 II may safely be said shat no 0f outside the publishing office mas y"4, the entire Nautical Almanac from tn Einning to end, tgt each GSGara el .-- printed nlmanGp k ;tte 59=4 zs auined tV!ce aud.ia5, ta~"a si.'s, The tot9} 9nmh". ei G&15es; oy,.e million; but. gre3e5 ae Elsy=s#Et#,z. is trifirg coWraTe,i v-Uf ire I+5 5er of fenres enap1aSrG iA tise r1'e,#zf s3s, es tho aImanae GsHFea rF.ae sent "ta7e" results 9H'- I&e6.=
 =t4.= .=.=--
 ea iv#sb = =.= @s 9se
 ti ..zs !ee r. ste h@oz F 'TeaA feo92 year :. abs ga.6ts tloa "oI. U ..@,,sis ae t.# k @v ,1}atet7 3;5} beeu o}i@iaal i7 7onesrHct"a from tbe !ahcrs nf Aa astr8neuaiea4 observer and to laret pxteut from tha observations of tho a1r, moon ana ;alane;s made at tn Rors' observatory, Greenwich. Fele saoIse4 alsi other .@trohonlcal appH tacea 5ra cld4ai5GouSly absent, as the gao9j; of tb.. staff is nnrely mathemati ral and not observetionai-Lond Tcierf3Pa
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lii Both Mays.

Tt ain't no fun bein' a kid" observ cd boy bitterly. You always haftei so to bed when you ain't sleepy ap' kit up when you ara."- Toledo Blade
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WANTED SEWING MACHINE MEN to sell and collect. Good contract Ito hustler. Call PIP West Bar. Singer Sewing Machine Co. c. H. CRAIG, Mgr.
 7-4-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09
 A Suqar Coated PiG..

"How did you persuade your daug' ter to learn kitchen work 2
 ssBy calling r. domestic science" :" P1thburg Post.
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.,&ss, : {, :.

FOR RENT-ROOM AND BOARD IN nice quiet family. Will take a. number of families. No objection to children. Nice front rooms with all modern conveniences and up- to-date board. No. 521 West Se- cond avenue or Phone No. 103S.
 7-S-6t
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1, a!rot5s Vly,A
1T tho CulNberland Ledge poG5,e
 2 yaE0l gar 1cns at Windsor tHe-

fr tho GuhbeFland Ledge port. .a raE0l gar 1cns at Windsor the-H %{i'e, known T O. . s44 -.-..is,fiaa 1s.
 '4t af [ f.. ::ap = tiaeE.-z.. II, Lut t1.e 5t3eat ... .e ef1#'is its p"re.
 
 -@s=t..- .zH E-- =.
 @ a,,' ',s= -.,s4 stsG.tpre. 70 ze.l ze = 5s Fl l. Hgelf. Ctoat4., .s.1 a@tosg t5iug tu>Hf'+s. ,44 ,A4-@ Ss.s tt@ over U. area of 7, ,5sa s.4s;fe fter a@d ".at$ annually n cra'= v appro&iEnatesf taQuSana hua. HzHehes of the finest aayoee rrapes tAesc grapes are frequent. q OF ;he royal table and the suaie-. e,ho K resented with q basket of taem eoR dJors himself highly favored. Tht sloot from which the great vine haa @rown was planted in 177I1:55.
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{ It is worth thousand pounds 2
 yeer to have the habit of looking at
 IT 1e ofE fhinss Johnsog \
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09

Iho way Of the world . to mf2e LII n fellow cuptpu eptaig.e
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to sell new freezer, quick seller, liberal commission allowed. Apply The Fair Department Store. 7-2-2t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09

STORE YOUR GOODs-IN A FIRE proof building, free from dampness Furn. Go. New phone 119. old phone
 SOL If I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09

FOR RENT-TWO NICELY CLOSE furnished rooms, modern Conven- fences. Gentlemen preferred.
 Rate SS. per month. Mrs. J. +. Watkins, 517 West 10th. Old Phone 1924. 7-1-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09

FOR SALE ONE 5 ROOM HOUSE. with modern improvements, locat- ed On Cherry St., between 18th and 18th. Will sell on monthly pay ments Address J S. Kimball, 376 Linwood Ave. Columbus, o.
 6 IS Inn
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FOR PENT NO 514 s. WALNUT Rooms and Hall with all Modern
 Conveniences, also Barn. Apply to E. A. Sheppard, Old Phone S63 or SOP. 7-2-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-09

FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. ONE standard S0-saw prat thuler gin, practically new, with feeder and elevator sys!em complets. Apply to B. F. Hooker, R. F. D. No. 3, Pine
 Bluff, Ark. 25 3w
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WANTED-POSITIO AS COLLEC- tor, shipping or check clerk, by ex- perienced man, middled aged Co,
 lecting, salary or commission. Ad- dress, "L' Care Graphic. 75-3t.
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5 25 6 1 8 15 P.
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER TO- 1911
CARELESS RILEY BUYS THE SUPPER
Continued from page I

section. Or if you want the Down and Out
Club to agree with YOU slip EN- ten dollars
apiece first, then say anything you want to.
Great wealth may be sinful and de1noralizin
like YOU say; but bet the roll in nv inside
pocket that if Whisky Charlie was raised in
an Evetalian-carved mansion like Just told
you about he'd get some higher amusement
out of his booze than goin' to sleep back of
Dams Place with his head in a coal scuttlc."
The rickcty cab was waiting outside.
Il hope we've done something toward
strengthening the bond of sympathy between
our Glasses, said the millionaire, smiling, as
he held out his hand.
Il kind O feel there's lots o things that
YOU and me share together said the bur
glar, pressing the clean hand cautiously.
"And there's one thing, Fitzpatrick, said
Hubert. "Have you got that string of pearls
you thought of giving that actress?s
ayes, Boss, | still got it, admitted Riley
nervously.
keep two or three of the pearls and have
a modest brooch made for the Other Girl,
said Hubert "Sell the rest and put the
money into developing your little farm
HUBERT leaned from the cab and di-
- rccted the driver to a well known num-
Der on Park-ave. The iron jaw of Careless
Riley dropped suddenly as he watched the
retreating vehicle.
"Say, Gull, he said at last, tossing quar-
ter to a loafer who had been standing near,
"what address did that swell say to the
drivcr?'
The loafer repeated well known number
on Park-ave.
"Well, Careless" solioquized the crook as
he started off at brisk pace, "it's me to
phone the happy word to Matty Kennedy,
God bless 'cr!-then to pull my freight to
Fadeway Junction. And, say, when that
Hubert boy gets home and finds it's his house
I've been burgarizing, bet he lets out a
roar that makes the elevated railroad sound
like maiden's prayer"
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Continued from page I

brought Lee from his thoughts. He reached
out and took her by the shoulders, making
her look at him.
am not going to say anything about what
l owe you and Jack for tonight
"Why, it brought Jack back to himself!
We owe you that, you see, she interrupted
nervously; but his hands remained.
mo; but you do owe me your faith and
trust, Vera" he went on firmly. "For four
years -sincc-wcll, since you turned my life
out of its old course, I've been trying to make
myself worth it. | never was worthy of your
love,-I never could ask for that again.
but | meant to live clean and straight to
feel good enough to help you-if you ever
needed me. And now IS my time to de
mand. You've got to let me take you out of
here. You owe it to me- Girl But she
was gone.
Lee looked rucfully at his empty hands
still outstretched A faint wlir sounded on
the stairs.
"Nly God, l believe | shook herr he
groaned "Now have done it-brute!'
He wanted to strike out into the night and
knock his head against something hard But
automatically he fell to counting the in
demnity, stacking it in front of him method
miserable two and d halls. 1t was all there.
He thought of how Vera had pressed against
him, putting in those last coins.
Then, with drawn face supported between
his hands, he sat there grimly reviewing the
quick horror of this night. At last the ten
der thoughts he had SO rcsolutely shut out
returned with an invading rush.
"She's safe and sound, thank God! But
she risked her life. his thoughts paused,
"for mel" He covered his eyes as if that
could shut away the hope he felt he could
not honestly take.
Dull, regular vibrations of marching feet
reached the Consulate, and he sprang to his
feet and started forward and once again he
found Vera Carroll waiting there. She was
in the white frock, just as before; but now
Her hands f1uttered in gesture of offering
something, of giving, of surrender.
Speeches. the man went to her, bent
down, and folded her round Not with
words, not even with meeting eyes, did they
pledge themselves in this new hour. Pres
emily he moved and let himself kiss her with
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her hair matches her freckles. Her names
plain, home cooked article like Matty
Kennedy. She's a private character, Matty
is. Whenever | see her somethin' deep down
in my soul says, Own yer own homc!' If
came at Matty with string o sparkles she'd
asked me where | frisked EN- and make me
take EN- back"
you're not he.sitating between these two
women, are youo" asked Hubert.
81 was-till | talked with you, confessed
the crook. "You see, some very important
business is calm me out o town tonight
The l4th-st. queen would be with me till the
money played out; but the biscuit shooter'd
require marriage license and the consent of
her mother
"Ask the biscuit shooter said Hubert
earnestly. at may be inconvenient, it 5 al
ways inconvenient, to be decent; but ask
heretofore you 60.
Il know place Out West, way beyond
Pennsylvania where guy can take up a
farm without bein' bothered by Society.
She could meet me there and we could get a
Gospel referee to start the mill.
"You'd never regret it, Fitzpatrick said
the millionaire @You and your wife would
benefit by the freezer, more wholesome sur
roundings -
ayes, | would said Riley.
Hubert stirred in his chair and glanced at
his watch-Rilcy appraised the jeweled case
with professional eye. 1t was quarter to
twelve. The burglar rose hastily. There
was westbound train at half-past one, and
new pastures were calling him. Carefully
he extracted ten-dollar bill from the tumble
of swag in his pocket. He called the waiter
and paid his score as Hubert adjusted his fur
coat.
times pretty valuable with me, said
Riley; "but | don't grudge the hour we've
spent here chewin' the tapestry. You've
blown me to some good advice on two or
three things, Capn, and | want to hand you
back the change Drop the Happy Poverty
rag when you re talkin' to the buns in this
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INDEMNITY

and beating their fiat breasts in a frenzy
whose blindness protected him and the
woman at his side. Unconsciously they held
| hands as they ran.
"Drop behind!' at length she whispered
gaspingly.
They were before house streaming light
| from every hole and crack of its one-story
| flimsiness. The mob swept over the porch
with awful din. But they were left behind
unnoticed. They drew up against the corner
of the shanty, painting Lee gave one curious
| glance in at the window nearest, then drew
back, shudder running through his frame.
"Don't look!' he entreated.
Il know, it's wake. They have 1t ;
sitting in a chair looking on, don't they?'
she answered YEARLY.
"The room is papered with Illustrated
London News and pictures of saints he
tried to speak facctiously, "and we arrived
with the hired mourners-'
"Come!" she urged. "No one has followed
u.s."
"What about Jack? shouldn't have left
him out there Lee accused himself.
ooh, you needn't worry about Jack now,
she said proudly. ~The word of your danger
was like an elixir. 1t was wonderful"
"He's gone to get the men from the launch
They were silent. A memory of the old
intimacy with all its shyness came between
| them.
They made several turns in the noisome
narrow streets, passing here and there black
figures moving listlessly about, and came
quite suddenly upon the Consulate. The
bony old servitor was at the door.
ZEE dropped the indemnity on the table
- and turned to look at Vera Carroll.
She was starting the lights, her black en-
velop thrown aside. The cloud dress chung
to her Slight figure in crushed folds like a
closing morning glory; swirls Of the torn
fabric followed her in detected little eddies.
Her hair had sagged from its glorious heights
to childish disorder.
She drew out a chair for him, unlocked a
cabinet, took out decantcr. "Im afraid
there isn't any ice, " she said, with her whim
steal smile.
Her voice on the deathlike stiffness
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and, on separate motion, adopted. On roll
call. the ordinance was passed by the
following vote: Ayes, Commissioners
Bone, Holman, Miller and Tandy and
Mayor Billiards.. The title was read and
approved
The following resolution was presented
by Commissioner Bone for first reading:
RESOLVED: BY the Mayor and Board
Of Commissioners of the City of Topeka:
That the sum of Fifty-five and s2-lOO Dol
lars (S55.SO be, and the same is, hereby
transferred from the General Improve
ment Fund to the Fund for the opening
of Laurent, Norris and Polk Streets
No further business appearing, on motion
of Commissioner Bone, commission ad-
journed to meet at 2:30 o'clock D. M
Thursday, April 6, 1911.
[SeaL1 G. B. BURGE,
CITY Clerk
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April s. 1911l
OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO

CEEDINGS.
Commission Chamber, Topeka Kansas,
April 8, 1911. The city commissioners met
in regular session at 2:30 o'clock p. m,
with the following commissioners present:
Commissioners Bone, Holman, Miller and
Tandy4. Mayor Billiard in the chair.
Claims and accounts against the City
of Topeka for the month of March, 1911,
were presented, read and, motion of
Commissioner Miller, recommended to be
allowed and ordered paid from funds, as
follows:
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Published in The Topeka State Journal
April 8, 1911
sENATE Bull No. 2oE.

An Act relating to the regulation of
charitable or benevolent institutions.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Kansas:
Section 1. That all charitable or benev-
olent institutions proposing to solicit in
more than one county within the state
of Kansas funds for the maintenance
thereof, must be Incorporated. ID, under
the laws of the state of Kansas, or, Cd
under the laws of another state or nation,
and when not incorporated under the laws
of the state of Kansas certified copy or
its charter must be filed with the secre-
tary of the state of Kansas
Sec. .. That before any such institution
by it's officers, agents, or solicitors shall
solicit such funds within more than one
county of the state of Kansas, its charter
and its general standing and purposes
shall be carefully examined by the State
Board of Control and certificate grant
ing the privilege of so soliciting through
out the state of Kansas issued by said
board, but said board may refuse in its
discretion to grant such certificate If in
it's judgment there is no necessity nor gen.
eral demand for such an institution, or
for any other reason satisfactory to said
board.
Sec g. Each and every OFFICER, agent
or solicitor of such institution shall when
soliciting funds within the state of Kan
sas, exhibit to the person solicited either
the original certificate Issued by the State
Board of Control or certified copy
thereof
Sec a. That by the word institution
in this act shall be meant any aggregation
OF individuals, Whetner TWO OF uloIos
working for a common purpose.
Sec. 5. That any person so soliciting Tor
any such institution that shall not prev
iously have complied with the above reg
ulation shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
upon conviction be fined in the sum not
less than ten dollars 600 nor moro than
one thousand CS1,000.00 dollars In the dis
erection of the court.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
once in the official state paper.
hereby certify that the above bill orig
mated in the Senate, and passed that
body March LIST, 1911,
RICHARD ]. HOPKINS,
President of the Senate.
WALTER A JOHNSON,
Secretary of the Senate.
Passed the House March 7th, 1911,
G.. H. BUCHANAN,
Speaker of the House.
EARL AKERS,
Chief Clerk OF the House.
Approved March 10, 1911,
w. r. STUBS,
Governor.
State of Kansas.
Office of the Secretary of State.
I, CHAS. H. SESSIONS. Secretary of
State of the State of Kansas, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing Is a
correct copy of the original enrolled bill
now on file in my office
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto subscribed my name
[SealJ and affixed my official seal,
this 18th day of March 1911.
CHAS. H. SESSIONS,
Secretary of State.
By ]. T. BOTKIN,
Asst. Secretary of State
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State of Kansas County of Shawnee, IS.
solemnly swear that the foregoing state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. So help me God.
w. j. stage.
Sworn to before me this Dist day of
March, 1911.
FRANCES WRIGHT.
[Seal1 Notary Public.
INV commission expires Oct. %. 1922
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Petition to construct a new cement side
walk, six feet wide, from Lane Street to
West Street on the north side Of Sixteenth
Street, signed by Bertha L. O'Donovan
and a number of others, was presented.
read and referred to Commissioner of
Streets and Public Improvements.
Petition to construct new cement side
walk six feet wide, from Fifteenth
Street to Sixteenth Street on the west side
of Lane Street, signed by Bertha L.
ODonovan and a number of others, was
presented. read and referred to Commits
sioner of Streets and Public Improve
ments.
Reports of the Police Judge for the
month ending March 81, 1911, Plumbing
Inspector for the month of March, 1911.
Electrical Inspector for the month of
March, 1911, Board of Electrical Exam
liners for the month of March, 1911, and
Inspector of Weights and Measures for
the last half of March, 1911, were present
ed read and filed.
Bonds of Olson and Schmidt given by
the Maryland Casualty Company, in the
sum of so, 210.61 and 5000, were presented
and approved by the following vote: Ayes,
Commissioners Bone, Holman, Miller and
Tandy and Mayor Billiards..
An ordinance to appropriate money out
of the General Revenue Fund, General
Improvement Fund, Water Works Fund,
Park Fund, Reconstruction Fund Paw
ing Fund. Sewer Fund (No. 32),
and Melan Bridge Fund, was pre-
cented by Commissioner Bone. An
emergency being declared in writing
by the mayor, the ordinance was taken up
for final passage. Each section was read
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

A. c. McCRAY, contractor and builder
Estimates furnished. Bring me your
plans for houses. barns, stores, etc will
furnish all materials and build you mod
ern, high class buildings at reasonable
prices. Ind. phone Pas White. Residence
1120 ThrOop st.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
~0--~~-0-O-0-0-~~~~@~-0- @-@-0-~-0-"-"o"~~~0~~0O
FINE HOME

This is located in the southwest part of
the city in a very good neighborhood, 8
rooms, first floor finished in oak, modern
in every respect, 2 east front lots; owner
leaving city, says sell. Price $42O0.OO.
SIX ROOM COTTAGE
Located in the southwest part of the
city, cellar, cistern. city water. barn, gas,
paving, ~ east front lots fine shade.
Price $4,000.
SEVEN ROOM RESIDENCE.
This is modern throughout except fur
mace in fine condition, III east front lots,
very good neighborhood, paved street,
near Sixth and Buchanan streets. Price
$335OOO Terms.
CLOSE IN RESIDENCE.
This is 8 blocks from the State House,
6 rooms and bath, electric lights, gas,
paving, good barn. Price $4,000.
LUCAS & LAGERSTIROM
Crawford Building, SOB Jackson st.
Ind. Phone 1880.
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STATEMENT

First published in The Topeka state
Journal April s, 191-1
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