davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-05
Die offaielIe Stimmensdbluno.

SIM gSablcommifiariat beganr Deute
8ormittag Die offiSieQe Stimmen8G6ll1ng,
unb bis fur5 mach Wftttag maren oie eriten
lllnf WarbS erle0tgt. Die otfiSieQe l3abz
lung Dtb 9iS babin nur IN t~petigen SGtIelt
ullD aub in 0telen nur iDenig bon Ser poli>
5eili6en 3dblun9 alb, 10 baB Die QtuSiicbten
Studart'S, iiber ieiuen @egner 8eft ben
Sieg Dabongetra9et 81 Daben, mieber I'M
2tbuebn1en be9rtffen itnb.
WtaDor 6opfin5 erflGrte beute 8or=
mitt0g, b0B Studart gcitern Qlben6 linn
mitgetbctlt babe, baB er nit elmer BlurQltz
tit BON So Stin1n1en oemG9lt ipor0en lei.
Sb 6err Studart ribtig gerec6net o6er iid
bo6 Derrednet bat, tpir0 nob beute 9facbz
mittaa burcb bic amtLi6e 3Gblung ermittelt
iperoen.
NrnoI6 Srtpp ~bebauptete seitern Nbenb
Dem Wfa0or gegenuber, bag er in einem
Bre3i1ft ietner War0 UNI 81 Stimmen,
bic fir i6n absegeben, ober nicbt geS60lt
porben ieien, betrogen tporoen iei. QQerz
btn9S miro Gripp crit oieie 8ebauptung
betpeiien mii1ett, ipenn er bart6un min,
baB er bet reebtmdBi9 g~etDGblte alderman
ser 22lten Warb let. SIM ltebrigen bleibt
linn, UNI gu 1etnem Dermeintlicbcn 9tebte
81 tommen, tpenn eS Die offt5icue 53Gblung
i0m nibt beribafft, no9 Die @ripirfung
zines Ginbalts6efeDles 9egen bte @ab(comz
miiiGre iibrtg, UNI ie 81 b~inbern, ~ieinenl
@e9ner 6as Gertifitat ais @ctp6blter auSsuz
lteQen.
8or Sem Samitas ipir6 Sic !8ablung
pa6r16einltcb ntbt beeroct let11.
Sn Der "5tpeiten g8ar0 muroe '9(b6iion
8allar0, Ser MIR cine feline 8(uralitGt bel
Der erlten 3dblung er6aGten bate, fir gez
DGDIt erfldrt.
, 1894-04-05

- Der v@6tcagc Gecoro" ma6t li6 BEL
elmer 8eipre6ung Ser befta8en5ipertbclt
IuSidreitungen int pernfDIpaniicbcn Gofe>
@ebtet elmer 9ebdiitgen 6Qlicbun9 ibulbi9.
Gr %bebauptet udmli9, buB a4e StreifS int
SoDlengebtet bon Sen ySremben" ange1ttftet
woroen ieien. So atD jebt picbcr. Die
vNnerifaner" ipolten ruDig BET oer 9trbeit
bletben, tpureen dber bon ben y01tnnen"
unter Q(ntpenbun9 bon @epalt gum Q(uS7
itan6 ge8tput9eu. Die uni9uIbigen, frieO7
liebenOen Nmertfauer! SIS 1T cine Sbat>
iahe, Sic Sem y9tecorb">W1ann ebeulo gut
befotlt lit, wte unS, 0aB ale grOBen StretfS
I'M pennipGOauiiebcr 8oblenz unb Snbuz
itrtegebtet, aucb Der b%erilcbti9te 6omeiteo0@
Streif, bon amtertfanti6en Acknowledgment
IN S5ene geleBt tpor0en itno. 6atten btez
1elben banu bic ySremben" geb0rig in Bic
0tBe gebrad6t un6 81 @etpalttDGtigfeiten
oufgeitabelt, 10 Sogen ite 1tb iblou 3urid,
un6 iaoben Sic gan3e 8erantport1u9 fir
Bic NlSi6reitungen ben v6remoen" IN bic
S3ube. 8er bat aber benn 6ieie 2eute
gegen pclde Der uGecorb" in beimtiidtiDer
8eile 6ebt, in's 9anb sebra6t? Die
&oblenz unb Stablbarone, nit Weutsen
QusnaDmen vtuai6ebte" 0(merifaner, 9t1ez
manO iOnit! Nn 0enen bat Oer 5&ecor6"
notartib ni9tS .aus3uieben, @enn bic
S9lOtin1ter an ben ,6unnen" unO
r8olafen", bic ite tn's 9anb sebra6t
baben, I'm Bic NrbettsI0bne berob3uOriifen,
li6 cine Eutbe aufgebunben baben, 10 fann
man nur ia9en: 0eichicbt eucA reebtI
, 1894-04-05
Stdrb III feinen Stiefeln.

Gin Mann 9tamenS Sobn SoneS, icirer
2luSia9e 5ufol8e aus Chicago, tuur6e seiterlt
Mor9en nm 2 ltbr in 8aIeiti1e, Snbtana,
nabe 8abaiD, bon George 9Setrtd, benz
@igentbiner etneS 2a6eus, in BENT 2Gugenz
blide eri9oiien, ais ct etnen @inbrub uerz
iben poute. Setn SpieBgelelIe entfam,
uabDem ct auf Neirif mebrere S6ine
abgefeuert bate, 6ie ibr 3tel Derfeblten.
Der @ri6oleue ntobte etpa 30 Sabre
alt ietn.
, 1894-04-05
Die nob 1e6r iugenblibe 6elena 81

berion bate geitern 2luguit Mic6oel boz
9tidbter &crten bringen %Ialien; tie be5etc6.
ncte i'm ais Den @oter bes &inbes, pol1
1peldem tie Oenrtacbit g~eneien perOe. 9o
Wtibacl it1 erbot, 6elena su ictner @ottir
SIT 11aCben, DerIdbob bet Nicbter sic Ser
bon0Iung. Sine dbnItc6e BON 2ena 8run=
net, SEQ. A 8urlin9 Sir. tpnbnbott, gegen
S. 6. S9mibt anbGngig 9enadte 8la9e
DurOe auf BEN 13. 9lpr!L peribobeH.
, 1894-04-05
unodniti9 fir oen Sbnapstrui

9~ti5ter Gibbons CAB 9eute 8ormittag in
Saebe Oes Duo 8arranto> 8erfa6renS gegell
ben S6nepSz8rult cine ben1 leBteren unz
g~iiniti8e Gnti6etbung ab.
8or einiger 3eit bate @eneralantpalt
Wolonep Snformatiouen Tur Elm Our
Barranto@ 8erfabren 9e9en sen Gruit ein7
gerei5t, Ser Truit retdbte cine @egenantz
mort Elm, it tpel6er ct barsut6un ~periucbte,
baB Die Snformationen be5 @eueralontpalts
ungenitsenb leien. Der. @eneraLanDalt
erbo6 9esen bte 2lnttport beS Gruites einer
Eebtseinpanb, Ser iebt bon Gicbter @ibz
bonS fir fticbbattig erfldrt tpirb.
Der Sruit itebt ieBt oor Der ALTERNATIVE,
9e9en bic @nti6eioung SIT appeatren obe&
cine neue NnttpOrt ein3ureicDeu.
, 1894-04-05
GefGbrliher Gdttp.

Srou 2(nnie &er1t, SEQ. 1913 9arrubeez
StraBe pObnbaft, tlagte beute 8ormittag
benz 8ibter Geir7ten, 6aB i6r Ofann tie ge:
Notwithstanding m%iB6anOle uno IN BET
Srunfenbeit NIT Dem Gobe bebrDbe. 0it
iun9e Stieftobter Der &ld9erin beitdti9te
Die 2(ngaben Der 3ld9erin, un6 Wti6aeI
&ern miro cine Strole Don $25 in oe1
8ribeipeQ abarbeiten miiiien.
, 1894-04-05
Gooesfdue

tpurben belte betm 9tegiitrar Oes @eiun6s
DettSamte5 ME folgt angenlel0et;
@rnit 8ein6aro, AZ Sabre, SEQ. 127
25. 8lace.
Sobn 3anber, Il S., 35 gfeIionfr.
Sobn Straube, IA ST. 1912 g8et@9iOtz
%itonltr.
$. s., Sacib, - Sage, 1862 2imcOtnz
itroBe.
Sbomo5 Seller, At Sabre.
paultnd 8arenOt, IS. 10 &C., $50. 1896
%Qertn9ton Nue.
Matb, S9uIer, 2 Sage, &oie Sill.
, 1894-04-05
s21t @Drctt aefnt1tttcn.

Der 9tuf Oe5 Mi1ouri'er e8eines if
ol'Ber3olb Der @ren8en 6eS 8oOens, auf benz
ct fpdcbit, ltur 10 10 la la. SIS 1T Elm oon;
angenebm ibmefenOer Gropfeu, Ser 1td
tnlonber6ett BON BEN inter Der Come Goli:
E tornten's getpa9ienen @cinen oaourcb Dor.
, 1894-04-05
- Son elmer unbe,tpinaboren Sta

- Son elmer unbe5ipin8baren 93aufluit
beieelt, ftel Wtt6ael Goblin 9eitern 2tbcnb
int 2ibertp 8eI |6otel an Ser 0eSpIaineSz
ltraBe, 5~tpiid9en O}aDilon>ulto Boibington7
itraBe, ilber ntebrere ru6tg in ben1 9roBen
9emeini6aitliden Soal iiBenbe @dite bcs
6auleS bet unb begann ie nit letnen
SGuiten SIT bcurbciten. 9fatitrlj6 lieB man
ft6 bieS ntcbt gefaIen, un0 bol6 Oorauf
briidte Gobin cine 3eQenbanf IN Der 0esz
ploinesitr. Station. 6eute firth b~eitrafte
tbn Ri3ter 0ODIe UNI $50 unb Die Soften.
, 1894-04-05
6eute bpr bun0ert Sdbren mi

6eute bot bun6ert Sa6reu murOe
@eorg Sacques Canton 81 8orts get0pft
- 1895 tpurbe bet Separatfriebe 5u 8aiel
Stpiicben BreuBen uno 6rautreid9 gez
i6Ioiien. = 1911 ibIug 8elington Sic
Jran5Olen bel Sabu8aI auriif. = 1913
tpar am beuttseu Sage Sic Sdtacbt be
W6fern. = 1915 8eltbnabme Der Nbeinz
probing burb BreuBen. - 1850 8eiibz
nabme BON 6oben3oIcrnz Stgmaringen. =
1852 SOB beS Oiterrei3ii6en OttniiterS
6uriten S6narsenber9. = 1879 8rieo
3DiidbctG btLe unb Qeru. -1884 emanuel
0eibeL 3u 2ibcf geitorben, - 1887 11ltterz
gang beS britil9en 0ampfers vGarmono"
nit 80 8eriOnen unb i'm Sn6ianergcbieI
10 Meni6en tn elmer %3obIengrube burd
IdIagenDe Q8etter umgefpmmen. = 1885
itirbt vSofe" Sharp, Der 7Oidbrige Stem
Oorfer StraBenbabn7 r8ltbler", Der tpeger
8eitebung bes StoOtratbS gum 3ubtbaus
Derurtbetlt norbelt mar.
, 1894-04-05

Sabren bebeuten6 8ugenommen. 8raftii6
aber pie Ser Gn9l6nOer lit, nil benz y8ru-
Ser SonatD0n" nicbt ben gat5en PrOfit an
0clhGft %5ufomncl1 lailen, un6 10 1T ule
Idn9it etuc tn9lii9e @eieQl9af1 ms 2e6en
g%etretell, bic I'M County 6oiDeQ III Otti>
louri 1000 2tcreS 2anb an9cfauft bat, nm
Darauf ben 8einbau i'm 0roBen 5t betrci7
ben, ipoflir itb ser 8o0en DOr5ii8lib
eignet. 9a5 2anb miro GIT ie 40 Ncrc5
par5euirt. OoS SIT cr5ieIen6e v0cipdcb5"
lit alsi9lieBleD fit ben Ggport nacb @ng7
Lamb beltimmt.
Do Diro aGlo Ser BET unS 10 gez
ring sea0tcte Otiiiouri'er rGropfen" bas
0erS gar pieler brapcn 8rtteu e~rfreuen.
l1nicre Millouri'er gfabbarn perben ges
nib itol3 6arauf iein, baB ribr @etn" en0=
lidb bodb 5u G6ren 9efommen lit un6 ibnt
nun cine 10 i60ne 3ufunft wtntt.>
, 1894-04-05

I'm Stelungiu6enOen BET ser eeoenz
iportt9en 9totRlage baS @rlangen BON 8e=
ibdfttgung 5u erlei6teru, ntmmt oas
NbenObIatt Der SuinOiS Stats eituuo
Steuengeiu9e unentgeltli9 auf.
, 1894-04-05
Gin btfiioer R6ter.

!6eute friib 9e8en 10 ll6r Iprang, ais Der
237 98. Sa0lOr StraBe Dobncnoe Simon
6ilber auf Dem Seitctpeg an @fe 8olf
StrGBe unb Guitom !6ouie 8tace itanb, elm
tpiitbcnoer 6unb ouf ion los uno bib i6n
tES 8ein, Der @ebiiene ipurbe in cine
nabegelegene 2lpotDefe genommen un6 bic
8ulOe auSgebei5t. Der in Der gfG6e
itebenOe 9~oli3iit Wc@:nntS poQte BEN
ounb t0bteu, oocb ardb auf Oteien i~titrstc iib
baS 8te63eug. Beoor e5 aber nod einen
8tB tbun %fonltte, erbielt eS etuen 6ieb auf
ben &Opf, unO Otcies mac6te ieiner 6un6es
lauf6a6n Elm Gnbe.
, 1894-04-05

= MoDOr 6opftnS icbeint bon ben nell
gctpG6lten StaOtOGtern nic6t beion6er5 biel
Sit balten. @enigitens duBerte Ell lib beute
8ornittag 6abin, oaB er nicbt CLAUDE, oaB
Ser neue StaOtratD bciier iein perbe, ais
Der aLte.
, 1894-04-05
HUUDN PIRiILA HE'LL

fur oas, mas ib Ia9e, ein8uiteben uno i'd peroe in
teiner Netie BON 9eloiutereien III oieIer NnQelegen=
belt gelettet. @s 9elpdbrt mir nur @er9na9eu.
9opos Sorioparila alien Wteui9eu als eiu fi6eres.
3uoerldlitgeS oeitmittet al empfeblen." ct b. 8. M}.
Safe, 8rpofliue Station, Mto.
, 1894-04-05
6. S. 5ooS & g., eouea, Man,

&. s. SoBS & Co., &opea, Maf,
nSueem i4 ia9eu pin. mas 6poo's SarIaparinS
fir uus gotham bat, piG l) ~mittDeileu, oaB uns Dor
orei Sabren ein I96ne5 Gudbleiu ge6oreu luuroe.
&Is er ieds Wt0nate alt mar. befam er eineu munDer
ItunS. aae 0tttteI, rnel9e in Ioi9eu Sdaeu ae.
bran9t lDerbeu, mnroeu BON ms Deriudt SD bate
srpet 9ettoreu, aber aaes HiBte uitts. SIN glitter
ppn II Dtouoteu that unier 2iebliug ben IeBteu
&tbem5ug. 90 betteteu mir benin
Unser geiieotes Kindchen
ns fible Sreb. At 4. @uguft 1891 muroe uus elm
anoerer &nabe 9ebOren. SIM @lter ppu 8iuet Mu.
noten puree ct NIT ~berielbeI Sroufbeit behaftet.
Sob glaubte. baB Die Eroutbeit oes 4naben i'm Spfiem
ldge unO baB bas muubieiH Ieines O&uubes ui3t
bloB 9eipObnii9 lei. SD beIOrgte cine GlaIGe DOH
9oobs Sariap0rilla uHb ing an. eaopu regelmdBiQ
Der @tatter nnb benz 8cbD su gebeu. Sofort trat
geIierung eiu. So lift ms gslnuger, oaS ifrofuIbie
8lut aus benz SDite!t 81 o~ertrei6en uno beute Inb
mir begliidt nit eiuem ba6iGeH, bideu tle1uen 8a6s
1en, oas Is 0toHate ait 1T. 2as tleiue Gerl6en lit
eth tpaBreS
81
, 1894-04-05
.FFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the NEWARR I
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
3lst day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
25O,0Ou.W
, 1894-04-05
Bid der

boner Sebe1 uub re6err1utb - Cant 5ooo's Soria.
p9rtua. SD bin Elm Irebt9er an Der proteitauttI6eu
Observation-Disclosures. Sln bin bjer. nm
, 1894-04-05

~
parcn Die vOamen" iiber sic WtaBcn luitig
unb, tpie man ii9 0orten ouS6rildt,
tper 2ult 6a5u bate, fOnnte
alien m08li9en rS9inbluOer" nit ibnelr
trei6en 8eim W2at1e nennt MAJ
oteien a3ultano etnfa9 - 8eioffenbeit. 2nt
9fabmtttag purOe ser 0tauicb Oann arSgcz
lcbnarbt, uno am Q(benb ging's binaltS
auf pen 8ierfeller, uno nit von g'60rige1
Oufel," Der al Seittagen gep0bnltb gum
vWtorosrauidb" touroe, gtng'S beimtp6rtS &.
SIS gtebt notitr(t6 AUDI IN Wtlincben cine
Wfen8e 6antilien, Die benz 8iergenuB in
maBiger 8eile bulbi9en; boB aber 6ortelt
bent @ambrtnuS in iibertrie6ener 8et1e Qez
bulOigt miro, 6aS fam n1r Ser in Qbre6e
iteuen, Der 6aS MiiucDener 2eben nicbt
fennt.
Der Iiebe 2e1er ber5ei6e 6ie 9t6Ibuets
fun9 auf ba5 g8ter9ebiet" ba8 uGrtnf"z
Gbema fibrt Ginen unpiutHrlicb Oarauf
BIN.
Sn Gno(an0 alto bleibt einitmetlen Der
5 IL ouc6 noc6 in Strait. Sn Jolgc oers
lcbIeoener OtiBernten in Spanten itn6 aber
Die 9uten g8eine rat ltno tbeuer 8elDorben
ll10 tir 8eidmierten Sort unb Sherry"
mag vSo6n 8uu" auf Die 9ouer ictn @elo
ntc9t nH58e6en. 0a bat CT e5 oenn in
nellelter Belt nit Ben a~merifonil6en Weiz
men berlucbt, un6 c8 lit Nun bent linnplen
Vtt11ourl'cr bas Slid ip%iberfabren, Dor
ben 2u9en Der rtrinfbarcn" 8riten @nQoe
81 ttnOen, Die 2lusfubr Don Nfiiiouri'er
g0etnen bat III ben IeBten BRET bis bier
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-12

toned one. 1t was that of a lady.
Speaking concerning it, he said:
<She had been suffering from Bright's
disease for some time. She became en-
ceinte, and about the fourth month she
suddenly became blind, had commissions,
and finally went into an uremic coma.
Several physicians who saw her said she
could not live and in this / fully con-
Cured. AS she could still swallow / said
that as last resort they might try War
ner's Safe Cure. They did so, and to the
surprise of everyone. she recovered. She
has since given birth to a living child
and is perfectly WE'LL
DR.. Gum said that he knows many
physicians who prescribe Warmers Safe
Cure regularly, and for the reason that
they find their patients, both male and
female, are benefited by it. 1t is, of
course, well-known, that this great rem
edy is the standard preparation in Amer
lea, not only for all liver and female
mplaints, but as pure spring medi-
cine and blood purifier. No cure ever
known to the world has ever had such
endorsements as it has, and it stands, as
it deserves to stand, wholly upon its
merit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-12

Items or Interest from the North Side OF
the river.
Otto Sualler of Hays City is here for
few days on business.
Mrs. Harriet Norris, OF Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, is visiting relative here.
Councilman M. c. Holman has returned
from the musical jubilee at Hutchinson
A large portion af the population went
over II see the Army of the Common
veal" last night
JF MCGOWAN came down from St.
Joe yesterday and will remain in the
city over Sunday.
Mrs. w. ID. Coleman, of Nashville.
Tenn, is visiting the family of her
brother-in-law, A w. Coleman.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Pres bvterian church have arranged for a
picnic at Garfield Park next Wednesday
evening.
Fresh Fish and plenty Of it. GOOD
MAN Bios
We have some nice spring chickens
for our Saturday trade. GOODMAN Bros
Spring Lamb at GOODMAN Bros.
When you need lumber give E. p
Ewart, the new dealer q call, 1912 Kan
sas avenue, north.
Monarch gasoline stoves at Henry's.
Go to Henry's for roofing and spout
ing.
Lukens Bros. are selling full leather
top buggies and harness, for $50.
]. III. FOUGHT will sell you full leather
top buggy with q SO harness for SO
spot cash
Take your prescriptions to A. J. Arnold
& Son. S2l Kansas ave. Established 1870.
Leave orders for bakery goods at 81
Louis bakery, zoos Kansas avenue.
A complete line OF homeopathic RENE
dies at A ]. Arnold's q Son
Get your tennis shoes at the Blue Front
shoe store, $40 Kansas avenue
sour New Delight" and all Dangler
stoves at III. M. Chimes.
w. G. Sly became violently i'll while at
work yesterday in Hale & Evans cloth
ing store and had to be hauled home.
He is better today.
While VIM. Mead. farmer near Me-
noken, was driving into the city this
morning, his team became frightened at
a young man and a bicycle. and ran his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-12

wagon into ditch, demolishing a wheel
c. n. Lyon has resigned his position
with the Tilden Drug company, and will
begin work for McPike g Fox, of Atchi-
son, on the 18th inst His territory will
be along the Central Branch of the
Union Pacific.
E. ID. Jones, dairyman, died suddenly
at his residence on Fairchild street east
of the Santa Fe track, about six o'clock
last night. He was seen on the streets
in the afternoon. The cause of his death
as reported to the undertaken was hem
orrhage.
j. III. FOUGHT has returned from the
State Sunday School convention at Wich-
ita. He says it was not so largely at
tended as some previous meeting but
was in many ways the best ever held in
the state. He visited an uncle in Cow
ley county while away.
Rev. DR.. J. w. Bailey of Potwin Place
will occupy the pulpit of the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Rev. John Tracey, who is in the city en-
route for his charge in Idaho, will preach
in the same church the following Sun
day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-12
sBIG JIM, SPEAKS OUT.
A Kelley Graduate Tells of Things
He Knows.
ONLY THREE DRUGSTORES IN TOWN
Which Depend ON Their sales or
Drugs for Support-The Rest Are
All Rumh0Ies, He says.

Which Depend ON Their sales OF
Drugs for support-The Rest Are
All RumhOIes, He says.
ssBig Jim" McHenry who il about to
graduate from the Kelley institute, has
sent the following communication to the
STATE JOURNAL:
Mr. Editor:
DEAR SIRaI see in your issue of the
10th that Big Jim McHenry is the worst
case the Kelley institute ever tackled
That is mistake. / have been here four
weeks and / am cured I am staying a
few days longer for my nerves and kid
neys.
There are hundreds of people in To-
peka who use my name for street CONVEX
sation that need to take the cure as bad
as did, but they are ashamed to do it 1t
is disgrace to get in that fix, but it IL
no disgrace to get rid of the terrible
habit.
1t is true that I drank lots of whiskey
that is, the drug stores called it whiskey.
/ have got another name for it There
are drug stores in Topeka that don't sell
ten dollars worth of drugs in a month.
They depend entirely on their rot-gut
poison for their money, and they get 1t,
too. There are but three drug stores in
Topeka that keep within the boundaries
of the law. At the rest of them you can
sign any name you want to and as many
times in one day as you like. Half the
people don't sign at all and they can get
it in any amount from thimblefull to a
barrel l think it would be wise for the
police board or the council or county at
torney or somebody to get after those
people and get few of their dollars
that they get every month dishonesty.
They have got things entirely their own
way and there hasn't been anybody with
nerve enough to expose them. If any
of you druggists don't like this you can
take it out of my hide, providing you
can. I expect to live in Topeka and
make an honest living, to show people
that | can. Topeka is the place where /
lost my reputation. and here is where
shall build it up again. Those druggists
were among the first to kick on clubs
and joints. Respectfully yours,
j. III. MCHENRY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-12
AMONG THE LODGES.
Odd Fellows.

Naomi Rebekah degree staff will con-
fer the mystic rites of the Rebekah de-
gree on a number of candidates Monday
evening.
Capitola Rebekah Lodge met last Mon
day evening and conferred the Rebekah
degree on four candidates.
Grand Secretary John A. Bright lee
tured at Florence, Kan, Wednesday
evening to the Odd Fellows.
Topeka Lodge conferred the second
Thursday evening.
A. G. Joseph is still very dangerously
i'll at his home corner of Second and
Monroe streets. He is afflicted with
dropsy.
Grand Secretary John A. Bright at
tended the Sunday School convention at
Wichita this week.
knights of Pythias.
The grand lodge of the state of Kan
sas meets in Leavenworth next week and
there will be twenty -four uniform rank
knights and thirty knights from this
city who will attend. The Kansas
brigade uniform rank meets there at the
same time as does also the state Pythian
sisters lodge. The dates for the meetings
are May 1919.
Valiant lodge No. 179 conferred the
degree of squire last Monday evening.
Next Monday evening the degree of
knight will be conferred by this flourish
ing lodge.
Amity lodge No. 231 conferred the
degree of knight at the regular meeting
Monday evening.
Home lodge No. 155 gave a very en-
joyable social and dance at Castle hall
last Wednesday evening.
E. III. johnson is a mem Der of the COM
mittee on mileage and K. U. Whitfield is
the member of the orphans home com
mittee. These gentlemen go to the grand
lodge at Leavenworth.
Each Pythian lodge in the city win
elect new officers at the last meeting this
month.
knights and Ladies of Security.
Tuesday evening Topeka council No
1 initiated four candidates after which q
social was given. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Columbian council did a big business
last evening at the regular meeting
twenty candidates were initia ted. This
lodge has had phenomenal growth.
United Workmen.
Capital lodge No. conferred the
Workman degree on three candidates
last evening.
The Grand lodge of the degree o.
Honor meets at Emporia on May % anC
90 A meeting will be held at the par
lors of Loveland lodge at 1913 Kansas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-12

DR.. Gums name is a household word
throughout America His book, entitled
"The Family Physician" has been used
as a standard book of reference for years
DR.. Gum has made specially of curing
people. He uses such means as he
knows and has found out by experience
will cure them AS result he 10 great
and constant advocate of probably the
leading standard remedy Of this age. In
speaking about it. he said:
81 tried this remedy over ten years
ago in a bad case of Bright's disease and
the patient got well. l tried it in other
cases with equally good results. and then
wrotemp the proprietors and they sent
me the formula according to which it is
made. L have used it in many cases since
then and the results have been all l
could desire. / have seen patients re-
cover from Bright's disease, gravel and
Inflammation of the bladder after taking
Warmers Safe Cure, even when all other
remedies had failed.
DR.. Gum was asked if he would refer
to some person who had been cured by
it. lie refused to give names but said
he had any number of cases and men
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-12
HOMES IN CONFUSION.
Moving and House Cleaning Days Are Upon Us COmOreSS Men
and Cross, Tired Out Nervous Women.

Van Tromp, with broom at his mast
head, sailed up and down the Thames in
defiance.
Brooms and dust rags are now putting
households everywhere into confusion.
The traditional time for moving and
house cleaning isupon Us Innumerable
cases OF weakened nerves, exhausted
strength and debility date from these
days of feverish exertion, fret, and cold
rooms.
Every good housewife. however. feels
bound to risk health and strength in this
annual struggle with dirt and dust.
But as preparation for great bodily
ana mental strain, hosts of careful women
puld up their strength with Paine's
celery compound, the great nerve and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-12
RINGING DAY MONDAY.
The Visit of the Worlds Greatest Shows
Rapidly Approaching.


Ringing day is almost here. Nothing
is talked of but the Ringing Brothers
Worlds Greatest Shows, and next Mon
day, May Ia, will be a gala day in To-
peka.
Those who have watched the rise and
growth of this great amusement enter
prise will not be surprised to learn that
it is bigger, better and more colossal in
all its departments than ever before, and
that no other exhibition can now COM
pare with it either in size, costliness or
in the wide diversity of its many mighty
features. Lundin, the muscular colos-
sus, who is one of the features of the
arena performance, alone receives a sal
airy which would bankrupt any other
amusement enterprise. Instead of one
or two good riders, Ringing Brothers
have a score of the greatest equestrians
in the world while in the numbe of aerial,
gymnastic, aero batic, and unique speciality
features, Ringing Bros shows stand alone.
Lovers of acrobatic feats will find in this
exhibit the best that can be procured;
admirers of fine stock will find in the
horse fair never ending source of de-
light; those who love to feast their eyes
on the spectacular, will find in the glOri-
GUS pageant of Caesars triumphal entry
into Rome, which is given as an incident
of the performance, picture of splendOr
in cOstuming and mise enscene such as
poets dream of but seldom see in reality;
those whose blood is quickened by the
thrilling contests of the hippodrome will
find in the exciting Roman standing and
chariot races, excitement enough to salts
fly their utmost expectation. The pro-
cession which inaugurates circus day is
said to be the finest ever seen in the
streets of any city, and as a special con-
cession to the people of this community
and vicinity, many of the magnificentfy
carved and gold illuminated dens of wild
beasts will be exhibited openly upon the
city's thoroug hfares.