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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
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sCnnDlL4 D., EFFECT nov 10. 49,.
rif.lEI STATION.
900 8. NJ, NlChMOND AND mol
rOLh tEsIlBLLED LlMl4-
10. Arutc NOrlylk ll.-5
=. VI. stops only at Pclels
burg, NaFeriy ana suu9l..
ae lui-class tickets nor 49,
ceptod Tor passase GA tn''
OMAN. The CHICAGO EMPRESS
Tor LyncnDurs, K0uroAe,
Dlucneit, f0canVni4e, ht
nova, Columbus. and chicago
Pullman Bunet Sleeper Aoau.
0ke 10 Columbus ~lth9A-
change. Also, Tor l4'Hi',I'
Bristol, Knoxville, tnutt1NyD'
"a, aat intermediate ipi"s''
pullman sleeper itadiOi4 I"
s.oop NJ. f Or somois. Norfolk. en9 ~.
termedlate stauuns, aiife'
Ia Norfolk az 500 4. 81
1879 +. A., for h ssa s,,.,o i''1 conatlis
"a Roanoke $40 4. ~. "it|
Washington ana Chattanoo g..
ir,lfeti fufiman ~i.tiNtp
iin4noke 90 Memphis ana Nc"
orleans. Dnlns car "ti+, p
N4o Tor gluchel aai
,...ruutas Airo Tor hutnJ
,intnf aud oh stations en
,tlrston- salem division. i'N.
'tn Palace sleeper h.t
tl.brnond and In hniI
'rins ready Tor c1lpanef 81
IN, - ST Also Pullman
sleeper Petefsbuig tn h'4N
. .,rix. Richmond nom i.yuen
| TRAM, ~. Nrst daily az 30 3 N
buib ~ y a.. from Noitoik ani, POI
4 1.sl, IA io.1a = ard \t.SNN' l'h'
| iIAirreD s0n a. y.
Ii''' x. " cOrErNil.
District Passenger Agent
~. D. BE\ ILL.,.
General Passenger Agent
/ General vflcc Roanoke, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

rsr nonsFonD's ACID PHOSPHATE.

Il is particularly useful IN making weak
nerves strong, as i contains necessary
elements OF nutrition for the nervous sys-
ten. obtained from natural sources.
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city Auditors Office.
4AftI

TINnInVUI1 ' 10 T 90 - I'''T'
T CONSCIOUSNESS OF NAHONS,
l. Hacks. BuggieS. Omnibuses and other
vehicles for which an annual license
tax is required, are notified that licenses
for the same will be issued from tnls
office ON AND AFTER THE Isl DAY
OF FEBRUARY, lso4, 70 expire tenIuaiy
I 1S95, EDWARD j. WARREN
'fei-ftt Auditor.
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nHtLADELPHIA. RICHMOND A AND
NORFOLK STEAMSHIP coAiF PA. I, J.
nv ana FRIDAYS an 2. n. ana every
tteSDNy Al 4. NJ. Freight for Tues.
49, and Fridays steamers received
az; ealing hours For Sundays steamer
I'M j.. NJ saturday. fiei5h' l'1''F''
daily tii 7. NJ sso
Fare TO Phi@deiphia ~ ~
Eor further information apply %
j. W. MCARRICk.
General Southern Agent.
Onie. Rockets.
W. T.. CLYDE & co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

uAViNG BOUGHT or THE TRUSTEE
Ill the ENTIRE ASSETS OF GUNSI a
co. | have this day appointed G. GCNST
nav agent TO conduct the FEED BUSl-
NESS at fo5 Brook avenue, this Guy. 10
buy for cash alone. JACOB klRSH.
Ianuarv 10. 1894 ia2O-lst'
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LOST OK FOUND.
STEAMBOATS,

0Lp DoMiNiYeAS S srAA'isHiF COM
y .,,,,,wEEKIY Line FOR NEW
Steamers leave Richmond
f oVarv TUESDAY and FRI
IN DAY at s r. ST.
t1.N> Leave Sew York Qrom
sz4.S,4sT> per %. North rr,y.eQ' for
~ RisR2mossS s sSeTfi " kYN NJ 3
Cabin Flre.-.-.t...'.' ..'''''''''''''''''F, Nv
Round "TRIP. Al ~
For further iutvi mtuoh Apply ~
CEORGE vs.. ALLEN q GO. Agents,
I"5l 1901 Main street.
....,..f,- NAVIGATION COMPANIES
Y lTt1fES RIVER LINE for the sea-
@n,auest and most pleasant route
snosyS 1,rfolk. Portsmouth, old Point New
mort News. ciafeinoAe' 40 JHn ~ iiFet
itiitt'lq3 Gov Hampton aud Smithheld,
,,o- AZ, ellington H. g., Baltimore, Phila-
felfhia. and New York James river by
, -is 30 Dutch Gap, and va scenery; Rates
~ man half charged 10y i1ll. Fare 30
NINTH. Old Point, and Norfolk, Sl.5O
ana ST. Steamer L4cti,9 ~, -, ts4-ii-
mona -tfI5kY al 4. 81 (STREET-C AIRS
~ DIRECTLY TO SrEAMEk )
WW'}rAPF1 for above-named places.
i'hrough tickets on sale ON steamer ana
a. 5aS "a ~ checked through state-rooms
a~eaeed for day OF night. MUSIC by
rand orchestriOn, ...,..-.t .,.,.. o..
..,t.,',o,a l-le,d places and Eastern NQfti
Saroin@. also. for Eastern l,s Shore OF VIZ ~.
Siil1 an ,l-er. al LOWEST RATES, an'
NV Es9fp,SVARD =. BAhNEY. President
ipViN WElslGEk, Supriinichle IN ,
/ General Offices: Planters hanN hu"'
/ lur
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D-Dinnor. B-flreakiast
No a3 makes all local stops. tonpe''
a. Haieiqh with Piedmont Airline Tor AsAe-
vile. N O., aud ali intesmeiiato points Oh no
Westarn North Carolina Railroad.
10 y, "Nestibuied Limited Train BnHei
Shoppers. Richmond 70 Atlanta; t9nnect ~
tanooga. Nashville. and all points West on
meets with A. a ". p. r. e i9r Mobile. hoa.-
canary New Orleans and All points son'h-
wesf 30 oxtra charge on ')estibuied Tram
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. i8i-"Atlanta Speeial" "Nssiiunle'
Limited Train "--ii.lj A. ~ daily. ~ ,-n-
40 ,s-Mail and Express-6.O J.. d. nAiy
For tickets. Pullman roseryations' sc. ap'
ply at ticket ONCE. byrd-stree. station ~
wond transfer COMPANY, 9li eaft Main stie''
and company once, oai east Main steo'
rouDr q vvtVnFR l.. T. MYERS.
JUN - 49, W.nagor General S1pt
/ o. Y. SMITH, ~ f..psn,er Agent.
Traffic Manager
n " BoYKIN. CITY Passenger Agent
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RICHMOND AND DANNILLE KALI
ROAD COMPANY. -
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST kOD IL
SOUTH AND SOlrHW ESI. $500,
SCHEDULE N EFFECT DEC. 81, let5'
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. 81. 1880 A. VI.
(, OrrTHERN EMPRESS. daily for Dam
Cviue. Greensboro. Winston-Salem. con-
meets at Danvine with the Washington
and Southwestern Nestibuled Limited
carving sleepers "a Asheville and HOT
Springs. Columbia, Augusta, savannah
Jacksonville. and Tampa. Atlanta, i'it-
mfngham. Memphis. Shreveport ana New
Orleans. AT New Orleans and memphis
connections are made Tor 1911 points ih
Texas and California. Sleeners Richmond
Va. to Danvile and Greensboro.
TRAIN No. 50, 1880 T.. AL
EAST MAIL, daily FOR al points south
L and southwest Connects tt Moseley
with Farmvine and pOwnatn railroad,
Keysville for ClarksVlie oAIoiu' ana
Durham. ,.-t...,,t.f.
Carries sleepors DanviIe to Columbia
Augusta, savannah, JaeHsonVilie, ah"
Atlanta Parl0r Car Atlanta tO BURNING
ham. coop AZ
A 7fEIIA ACCOMMODATES, dally tN-
y ceut Sunday for Amelia Courthouse
and intermediate points.
Train No. 81, $3.50 A. IT.. daiy except
Sunday. carrying passenger coaCn 10
Amena Courthouse. Stops ~ an 9''
lions. Arrives Manchester f.t5 =. NJ
ARRIVE Ar hit HNoNb. o-
Train 80 3s 200 a. ~, 70. 80, -
+. ~. 30. 40, S.i5 A. M.i Manchester
4.45 II. NJ.
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NOR SALE.

\ DRUG STORE At NEWPORT
NEWS, VA. the best in the place. VIII
sell for inventory value. upon easy terms
as 10 payments. For particulars. add
dress PURCELL. LADD q CO.
1a3l- Richmond. Va.
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TRANS SOUTHWARK.
TRAINS NoRTHwARD


NlOIA'l+NAf i A+-ANAsf's
Nos a. A.. IS. 30. 500. and 50l make 10
stops. Sos. i93 and lA stop al beliield ana
sfonav Greek on signal Nos. ~, 30
~ Az and IS stop on signal at Man
cresflr Drewry's, Centralla, ana ones-
ter Nos 80. ST. and 81 will stop on signal
"l pnniii,nan Palace Buffet sieeping-Cars on
All fhroueh trains. on trains nos ~ anu
~ sleeping-cars between Richmond ana
Lyachburs. va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA, Ga.
1eave Richmond 900 r. NJ. daily; az
ri,in.s Weldon n - j.. NJ, ana a. AuAhtd
i0l p. 81. via ). a. L.. Through Siecp'l9
/ richmond 20 Atlanta.
In addition to the above.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
49, SPECIAL,
.o,eisting Of Vestibule Pullman cars
o1iv leaves Richmond. south-o9und, y.53
+ y,"slf daily except sunday, ana leaves
/ H. .ershi,rg. n0rth-bOund, 80 \. 81. daily
tvcent Monday. No extra tares charged
OF s.i, iRis oN siIYN ALL-RilL LINE TO NOR
ro,ve Arrive
pichmond. 900 A. ". Nolto,AA III - \. ".
Richm9nd PIX 3 1 ~ GIiehhgm'Hd 1919 go ( I, ~ ~
Norto..se' rs i. ~ Ricnmd. 10 p NJ
The trains leaving kie4 ~ Y at sg,
a. ". tween these tv0 points. and pas
li4 .t.,i 10 through without change Of
cars leaving Richmond at 900 A
| ii"aaa IS .,a ~ ST. aud arriving az Rich
~ Ht S.N 4 81. and 100 t.. A. MAKE
/ ii"l.' connections 81 petersburg 70 3n'
I'm Farmylils. LynehbufE. and Nest.
Superintendent
H.. r. ID. MYERS
General Superintendent
T. VI, EMERSON. Traffic -ianafef.
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Are You Nervous,

Are you ali tired out, do you have that
tirel feeling or sick heada ,heF You can
DE relieved of all these symptoms by
talkire Hoods Sarsapal lila. which gives
nerve and bodily strength
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

ATLANTIC COAST LINE
PicrNOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
az 1880 II. H., trains on this road VIII
run as follows
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~,,VTrD-OLD BOOKS RELAIl.l. .,,,
~ 10 VIRGINIA AND THE 9501soi,,Ss'
G.ye Di'li'st le' n6x 45G Richmond. Va.
t..fp-ff
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Hoods pills cure constipation. 25c.
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MEETINGS

Merchants and Planters Savings Bank,
Richmond, Va. Jan. 10. lS04.
TN PURSUANCE OF a RESOLUTION
l. OF the Board OF Directors a meeting
Se held on the 18th day OF FEBRUARY,
1891 at II o'clock NJ, at the banking
house g23 east Main street
ii. \. WILLIAMS.
ia11-td Cashier.
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CHEWING q ROSE, Auctioneers.
fpr-ti

\rOl,n.-TRUsTEE's SALE or Val
y UABLE LANDS. FORMEkLN CIV ~.
ED by THE HEIRS OF ROBERT
LEWIS
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interests and opinion. and that IS that
we are fast drifting into the sectional
division ia politics ON the lines 0I the
money lender and b0rrower-the lender
making the laws. When men who pose
as statesmen gravely tell you that the
west needs capital and chat the east
wants to know when it lends dollar
whether 10 IS paid back dollar equal
to the one it loaned, and that was
the one fact at the bottom OF all this de-
bate, there is no use in trying % eoncili-
ate. And when they tell you chat the
tariff reform is SAN attack ou QUE indus
tries and That the destruction az silver
was not an attack on the leading industry
Of eight states and territories the distinc-
ton as M Industries Up legislation has
become very sectional indeed The west
has the political power and the time has
come for its exercise. Wall street and
State street vote together, though one is
lib the Kingdom az TamuanY and the
other in the seat Of absolute culture.
Cleveland's silver repeal came from Wan
street and now It's dlsCredlt as lawful
money Is from State street
Again discussing the means to be en-
ployed for the overthrow Of these giant
wrongs he says
All / am afraid Of g that the west is
going to allow itself to be divided ia
counsel and distracted in action. 4 see
no practicable way at this time except
for the friends of silver ia all parties to
make it q specially ia The coming cleo
tiou. Let Republicans, Democrats and
POpulists make IL a matter OFF specific
and paramount pledge from every can
didate for congress and on any hesitancy
az evasion vote against the man aud for
the one who Is s0undeat and most avail
able. The policy is to divide and scatter
the great silver majority 1y side issues
and means. Cleveland is doing all he
can with patronage. and others VIII use
other means as may seem practicable.
The people can win if they only have the
viii to demand what they want and en-
force that demand. The time for action
has come.
We have all Witnessed the coVardly
spectacle Of a vast majority of the Re-
publican members ST both houses Of this
congress blindly trucking to Grover
Cleveland and a money oligarchy during
the last special session. How long, Oh
Lord how long must Rapublioanism
continue to be cursed with these official
political teredos.
Let every man ia Kansas proclaim his
unalterable determination to support no
man for congressman or representative
10 our conventions who viii elect sem
ator next winter, who is not ia favor Of
placing silver back again to where it
was under the laws of this country prior
to its characterization in the coinage act
IF 1873.
Let those who aspire to represent us in
the national congress understand that the
monstrous wrong done the people then
must be uDdone. WI ID HACKNEY.
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one OF OUR HAS BEENs. "
The Humane socIety's Melancholy Dee
mise When 1t 1Iet Opposition

The Humane socfatyss Melancholy De-
mise When 1t Net Opposition
Where is the Topeka Humane society,"
There used 10 be such q society but 70
all appearances ID has breathed its last.
a bout i've years ago number Of CITE
zens formed a society for the prevention
of cruelty TO animals 1t was then that
the small boy who was i'm the habit OF
tying Tin cans to dogs tails, began to
quake with fear
1t was announced that the society pro-
posed to prosecute each aud every person
who was cruel to the dumb animals.
Senator John A. Martin was presidents
Judge @. G.. Foster. vice presidents. Hon.
John =. Mulvane, secretary, and y. II.
Kendall treasurer. The society was
composed Of q large mum Der of 1Opeka's
tender-hearted citizens, and it started out
with hand clippings and handkerchief
Wavlngs.
Dr. Geo. 81. Hapgood was elected to be
the active officer of the society, and Ir
may Be said that be did excellent work
In this capacity. For nearly four years
he worked for the society and did not re-
ceiva anything for bis trouble in the way
Of money.
Finally he had serious trouble over the
arrest of farmer and was found guilty
Of assault and fined So and costs. The
society did not stand behind their officer,
and SO Hapg God was sent TO the county
Jail, because he would not pay the costs,
which amounted to $3.50.
This was the death kne1l of the society.
Hapgood Immediately resigned, and the
affairs of the society are now in the same
condition that they were at that time
Nov, brutal people can treat their
dumb brutes as badly as they please, as
1t would not enter the mind of one of
Iopeka'a policemen 70 look after this
part Of his work
IF it could be arranged to have the
council appoint a humane officer, it
would certainly be d good thing. for then
the police commissioners would also APP
point one, and then we should have two:
and then the thing would be done right.
There are many horses in this city
which are being treated cruelty and GER
tainly need the attention of a man whose
duty il is to see that the law for the
prevention Of cruelty to animals, is en-
forced
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As no JUSTICES FEEs.
j. j. HItt Makes Criticism Of Justice
Growers Methods.

j. ]. Hit wants to know why il is that
Justice of the Peace 1T. 1I Grover Will
never make an tented statement Of
costs incurred ia his court, but is willing
TO give only the total-or grand total.
Mr. Hit Says ~The law requires the
justice to make such specific biz on
the demand of the person liable for
them. but I have been after Mr. Grover
nearly a week to get bill Of costs and
he VIII not give me anything but total.
I ann not the only one, but can get athda-
Wits from three or four other people who
have been treated this way. IT was in
Growers court that boy was assessed
500 costs in q small. petty case Of dis
turbing the peace. IL is easy to make
bill that big if 10 isn't going to be anal
wed The justice is compelled by law
to make am itemized bill on demand. and
Mr Grover ought to be made 10 comply
with the law.
The law referred to by 8Ir Hit bear
ing GA the subject is section 3O49 of the
general statutes Of 1889, which reads.
Amy person liable for any costs or fees
shall lie entitled on demand to receive
certified bin of the same. ia which the
items Of service and charge therefor
shall be specially stated"
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A RUN ON THE BANK.
How About the Daily Balance
of Nervous Energy

From january to May a Serious Period
The Necessity Of q True Food for the
Nerves and BIood-vf hat Hainess Celery
Compound Has Done-The Case Of ME-.
Glaze.
From January until bay there il q
fearful demand made on ones stock Of
health-fevers, pulmonary troubles, and
the host Of cold weather ills quickly
bring down the vitality and expend the
nervous force.
Those with an insufficient reserve Of
vigor and nervous energy fan winter
victims to contagious diseases and to
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cause it wasn't sthe thing" has resumed
again. He found they were ceasiug TO
recognize him.
Charles a. Taylor, assistant superin-
tendent of Insurance, has gone to Chi
cage TO examine some Insurance com
panies who want admission to do busl-
ness i'm Kansas.
Nearly all the members Of the cooking
class at Liberty hall, are either engaged
or married ladies' They learn 70 make
sky blue puddings and cut their fingers
peeling potatoes.
Or. G. S. Dearborn, presiding elder Of
the Topeka district, has been in the
viii retire from active service at the
meeting Of the annual conference next
week.
Chicken thieves made a grand roundup
a few nights ago, on College Hill, and
got about eighty chickens. Mr. Il. p
Merriam Prof j. T. Lovewell, Prof. u.
D. Whittemore, and Dit. Neiswenger are
the losers.
The New York insurance companies
have Informed Superintendent Snider
that they viii accept his ruling on the
reciprocal tax question, and VIII prepare
an agreed case 70 be submitted To the SUI
preme court
The Rock Island has entered the west
ern passenger rate war, and has am
nounced a rate Of $50 from the Missouri
river to san Francisco and other Calt1or-
mia points. This is SO lower than the
rate announced by the Santa Fe Satur-
day night
Special Pension Examiner G. S. VIII
der. whose office has been in the federal
building, has been transferred to Hast
ings. Neb.. and III. A. Kingsley of the
to Topeka. Mr.. Wilder left today for his
new station.
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ARTZs $50 YOUCHER.
W. G. Baker was Greatly Astounded to
See How 1t Had Crown


10 the Edltor Of the state Journal
SIRmIn answer to statement made
Id your paper regarding the Artz case.
YOU said Of voucher No. ?. which refers
said be had four other men engaged at
the same time I was acting as clerk and
assistant adjutant general assisted
him four nights last February. When
lie called me to sign the voucher he
asked me how much I wanted
I said my wages are $3.50 per day, but
he said he could only give me $500 per
day. So the voucher was laid before me
to sign. and the fact is that it was s.
and not $50. of this I am positive. 1t
greatly surprised nae when I heard that
the voucher now called for $50
This is my statement. That I signed
no voucher for said amount but I signed
one for So. I also DIP not know of any
four men that Alr. Artz says he had em-
ployed at the same time.
Yours Respectfully,
w. c. BAKER.
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SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

SNAP @T 10 fH0bl REV -
Easter comes two weeks m next
Sunday.
The ice ia the river IS >feaking up
rapidly.
The parquet Of the Grand opera house
seats 1O2 people
Rev T. Covlen who has been sick. IS
feeling better today
The street force is cleaning the ice OF
the Kansas avenue pavement.
e. G. Seger is now stenographer to Re
ceiver Wilson of the Santa Re.
There is some talk Of a woman candi-
date for the council from the First ward.
Register of Deeds Frank Brooks says
business affairs in Topeka are picking
up
Corn is being solicited for the Asso-
ciated Charities which VIII be ground
into meal
The Topeka postal clerks have organ
lied union of which T. y. Mileham Is
the president
Adjutant General Artz viii remain IN
Topeka and viii open ana office for the
practice Of law.
Contractor p 1Iartineau says the high
school Will be completed. ready for oc-
cupancy, by June 18th.
"Hal" Nelson viii 60 ahead Of Charles
Elliott's "ten nights in bar-room '--ln-
til it catches up with him.
a crayon portrait of j. B. NcAfee has
been presented to the State Historical
society by that gentleman.
Col Tom Durham won't have q birth-
dav this year. and all because he was
born on the 29th day of February.
The two business men who have taken
the contract for 4.sprinkling" Kansas ave-
nue. in North Topeka, are Baptists.
There VIII be q grand march at the
xvi IA
Of the old attendants viii be let out
Parkhurst. Davis & CO. have pur-
chased the grocery stock Of O. A. Peek
81 Go. The stock was sold at auction
Some one stole IS worth Of postage
stamps from the Office of State Bank
Commissioner Breidenthal the other day.
James P. Rowley, the city passenger
agent of the Santa Fe, IS credited with
being one Of the best ticket-men in the
west.
A. Langfeldt sent three Russian fam
lilies from Topeka to H0dgeman county
yesterday, where they viii settle on
farms.
Congressman Wilson is travelling
through Mexico In the special car of
President "A. A. Robinson OF the 4Lexican
Central.
An effort is being made to have the
rooms of the Topeka athletic club kept
open all day Sunday for the use Of the
mem bers.
The electric railway tracks on Euclid
avenue. are ia a very bad condition.
There viii be a ditched car there one of
these days.
Miss Eta Montgomery, the i. w G.
a. worker, has gone to New York where
she Will reside permanently and engage
in city mission work.
Mr.. j. E. Brophy wiz take the heavy
part in .sThe Postal Clerk" which Is To
BE given for the benefit of the poor ~
the city at an early date.
Ralph Ingalls, has turned over to the
Associated Charities the SO due him from
the state for his services during the leg
islative war as assistant serge aut-at-aruns
Rev. G. ~. Browning, of the Kansas
avenue az. e. church, viii preach the am
nual missionary sermon at the meeting
Of the Kansas conference at Abilene nexi
week.
a young man who started in % quiz
tipping his hat to young lady friends be-
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special diseases Of liver. stomach, and


special diseases Of liver stomach, and
kidneys.
These important organs, whose duty it
is to feed the tissues aud keep the blood
pure. feel the lack of nervous energy
quickest. They require more nerve
force than any other parts Of the body
The result is breakdown in heart
lungs. kidneys, liver or brain.
The different organs Of the body select
from the food the nourishmeut appro-
pirate to them. Paine's celery com
pound is especially prepared to furnish
at once abundant nutrition TO badly fed
nerves and impoverished blood
Every one should profit by the ex-
perIence Of Thomas Glaze of Pittsburgh,
Pa, who says.
Il was taken with the dropsy about
one year ago in the feet and legs, and
took several medicines. but without ben
eft until I tried Paine's celery pound
felt better soon after taking it, and do
not have any trouble from the dropsy
now
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-27
SPELL TT .BAZZLE.0
"a Divorce suit Brought Against ssBaz-
zte' Cowen In she District Court.


zies' Cowen in che District Court.
Mrs. Cora Cowen has brought suit 10
the District court for "a divorce from her
usband. Bazzle Coweu. to whom She
was married at Oskaloosa- j uly 20. 1883
"BazzleH is the way they spell Basil a.
Csxaloosa.
She SAYS ssBazzle7 has been a drunkard
and q gambler ever since She married
him and has on several occasions threat
ened to kill her Last September he left
her and ran off to MCntg0 mery county.
Indiana, with q married woman whose
name she does NOS know They lived in
Montgomery county Indiana, until about
the first of last month, when lie left for
parts unknown.
Mrs. Cowen wants the custody Of her
little girl now tWa years Old
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-27

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