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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-09
NORTH TOPEKA.
items OF Interest from chs North side "a
the River


items OF Interest from ths North side on
the River
Joe Dolman has gone to Kansas City.
l. A. Sfratton, Of RossviHe, was in the
city today.
Cass. Matthews is an old mail carries
ia a new dress. He appeared in a new
uniform yesterday.
Galen Nichols returned today from
Burnside, Louisiana, where he has been
visiting for some weeks.
John Hale has resigned his place with
VIII Griffith and has become member
0f the firm of Hale s. histler
win Pliley, after an absence Of two
years is spending a few days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pliley.
A. "A. PIiley, who has been confined to
his home the past week by the grippe, is
some better and expects to be able to re-
sumo work in a short time.
Turtles are late addition to the North
Topeka market One man brought in
four from Silver Lake this morning and
sold them to a restaurant keeper. They
averaged about eighteen pounds each in
weight
"A Joint installation of the new officers
Of Blue post and Blue corps e. a. r.,
viii occur Friday evening at their hall in
the Barratt block. The affair VIII be
open to the public and number Of visl-
tors are expected
The members Of the fire department at
station No. Z, seeing no prospect Of OBJ
tanning the required repairs on the floor
of the building through the city fathers,
have taken tile matter ia hand them-
selves. and put the floor in good condi-
tl0n The city has in this way saved a
considerable expense, bat the station
needs i new floor
There are daily complaints Of the
depredations of chicken thieves. Felger
brothers lost 20 fine black Spanish fowls
recently. any one Of which would weigh
six pounds. Charlie Summers IS also
among the last victims, j. III. Heller
says some one takes his wagon nearly
every night to use on stealing eXpedi-
TONS Lately they have failed on two
occasions TO return All the harness and
he is disposed to object
am an expert al making faces and
offer ten styles Of cabinet bust photos at
half price-one dollar per dozen and MP.
Come and see Aldridges 1913 North
Kansas avenue.
Choice refined lard at &c per pound.
leaf lard warranted strictly pure. AZ ~ &c
per lb., at Ed Buechner's meat market
Take your prescriptions to A. j. Arnold
s Son, S21 Kansas ave. Established 1870.
Try our Witch Hazel Cream for chap
ped hands and rough skin. A. j. arnold
s Son.
If you want TO preserve your pickles
use the .sSilver Leaf" vinegar IT is guar
anteed. For sale by al leading houses
al fine line Of cutlery for the holiday
trade at Henry's, $50 Kansas avenue.
OIL heating stoves and baseburners at
cost. J. H. FOUGHT
Two loaves of bread for cents at I'D
Buechner's meat market
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SOCIAL AND personal
e Number OF small and Informal
Social Affairs.
HAET EVENTS II The NEAR FUTURE.


Mrs. j. b Hayden gave a thimble party
yesterday afternoon for Miss Matte Jones
Of Leavenworth, and Mrs. a. IA. Comet
lys guests, Mrs. Gllett Of Chicago and
Mrs. Dwyer of New York.
The rooms were charmingly decorated
with palms hyaeinths and roses and
about twenty ladies' enjoyed their beauty
while they conversed pleasantly over
dainty bits of needle work a delightful
luncheon was served.
The Duplicate Whist club met this
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Lingafelt
Mrs. W. II. Thrapp viii return 70 Chi
g. E. Murray was up from Lawrence
yesterday
Miss 1Iyra Morton Of St. Louis, Is via-
ting in town.
AIr. and 1Irs. w. p. Tomlinson VIII OBJ
serve the twentieth anniversary s their
wedding tomorrow evening at their home
ia Potwin. a number of friends are in
vited to assist in celebrating the happy
event
Blrs. F. G. Gay viii entertain this even
ing for Miss Jones of LeavenwOrths Mrs.
Dwyer Of New York and Mrs. Gilleft of
Chicago.
Miss Alice Davidson returned yester-
day to Chicago after a pleasant visit with
Miss Harriet Brood.
Mrs Chas. Spencer leaves Thursday
for Lake Charles. La. Mr. and Mrs. ID.
o. Ger vey Will accompany her.
f. %. PopenOe went to Jew York yes
terday
1liss Lena Spaulding of Kansas City is
the guest Of Mrs. Chester Thomas. She
expects to spend the remainder Of the
inter- ira Topeka
8Ir. ana Mrs r. b. Nesbaum enter
tanned the B. B. club Saturday even ug.
Ars. S. c. Garrard has returned from
Kansas City where she spent the hoL-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Jordan and daugh-
ter were up from Wakaru-a yesterday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Topeka Lodge
No. S. b. &. of IT,. viii give a ball Tues
day evening. Tan. IS, at Hamilton hall.
Fred Greene leaves tomorrow for Chi
cago to remain two weeks.
Ihe Modern Woodmen VIII Initiate
their new team tonight at their hall.
Mrs. Edward Young Of Lexington rs
the guest Of Miss Grace w olc0tt ia Pot
win
ar and Mrs. J. r. HanHla viii enter
tain the Professional Highnve club "a ed
neSday evening.
Miss Lena Sharp VIII give dancing
party Thursday evening al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. Kirk.
Ar5. Harold Newburg eff Ottawa is
visiting her mother ia West Sixth street.
S. 81. Murphy went TO Omaha yester-
day
Nrs. r. G.. smith spent Monday in
Burlingame
lie Levi-Alarx wedding VIII be an
elaborate affair
F. S. Davis spent Sunday ia Kansas
City
Miss Mary Chase of Newton is spend
ing few days in Topeka.
f. ID. Nichols has gone to Chicago
H. NJ. Saunders Went to Usage City
Yesterday
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SHABBY TRFATMFNT
Given Topeka Theatar Goers by Stuart
Robson Last Evening

Given Topeka Theater Goers by Stuart
Robson Last Evening.
Another imposition has been practfsed
on the theaIer gOers of Topeka. who have
become SO accustomed tO the frequency
OF these impOsitions, that this new in-
stance VIII probably not arouse surprise.
stuart Robson left Kansas City Saturday
nlght for Chicago. to attend the funeral
OF his WIfe's mother. in the latter city.
This fact was not published in the KAN
sas City papers until 1t appeared in last
evenings -5tar." Ordinarily. with both
stars gone, the usual professional usage
IS to take temporary layOH until the re-
turn Of the leading actors. In this in
stance the company came on to Topeka
and gave the performance of sIhe Com
edy Of Errors" with neither Stuart Rob-
son nor Mrs. Robson in the caste. ~ ot
only was the name OF Robson placed on
the programme, but the name Of Robson
was registered ut the IhroOp hotel
~ hen the reporter called there, Giles
Shine was Introduced to him as Stuart
Robson, by his manager, VIM. Hayden.
The reporter had never met Alr.
Robson and had no reason to believe that
it was not Robson.
Dir. L. H. Crawford is ont of the city to-
day. Orlin Crawford, manager Of the
Grand opera house, Clarence HUFF, the Sec
Rotary. and others connected with the
house, say they were unaware that Rob
Torrance began. If this is true, they
ought TO be able to recover damages.
They have good case. Unfortunately
tile public who were fooled haven't any
adequate remedy.
The Liliputians perpetrated a similar
fraud on the people; and the engage
mant of Nine. ScAlchi came painfully
near being one.
However, the performance Of aThe
Comedy of Errors given last evening
was very good. While Stuart Robson
was NOT before the audience
hating speech can be given toleraDly
Well by any amateur as the efforts of 4 r..
John Whitman of Lawrence have proven
to a Topeka audience.
Giles Shine was fully as good as STUART
Robson. He had to perform both parts
throughout the play with the exception
OF the short scene in the last act. where
both must appear on the stage at the
same time. Here the deception was
plainly apparent. The other members of
the company We're in the main, capable,
a great contrast to the collection Of ln-
capables that Robson brought with him
here the last time; Robson has never
treated Topeka right He should re-
ceive round rebuke the next time he
comes here
The audience was one Of the largest
and best dressed of the season. The
boxes ON the right were occupied by d
theater party given by Eugene Hagan in
honor of Miss Wheeler, Of Manitous the
party was composed of the Misses
Wheeler, Margaret and Nirgiline Null
vane, Myra Williams, Theresa Rossing-
ton. Madge and Mabel johnson. and
Messrs. AIulvaue. Black. Harry Williams,
Eugene Hagau and Ed Bennett The
boxes on the left V ere occupied by MT.
and Mrs. A. H. Connolly. Mrs. S. Smith
and Miss smith. and Madames "A Hen and
II iLlian Sells
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KANSAS MILITARY AFFAIRS
The MILITARY Board Considering Trans
portalIon ana TRAINING sehool.

Lieutenant Governor Daniels assem-
bled the state military board at the lieu-
tenant governor office "a the state house
at ten clock this morning.
All of the members of the board We're
there except Br gadier General Sears Of
Lawrence, but he came at the afternoon
The entire day has been spent in audi
itng THE quarterly claims and trying to
manage a settlement with the Santa Fe
and Rock Island railroads, who ask full
fare for tha sportation Of state militia
to the state encamp menrs. NO serlement,
however, was arrived at at today's meet
inc.
The report Of the committee as TO a
school of instruction for the commits
stoned officers of The state militia viii De
submitted tomorrow The Blan pr0p0s-
ed is To have the commissioned officers
receive instructions from regular army
officer.
The tate military board IS composed
Of Lieutenant Governor Daniels, Adult
ant General Arfz Brigadier General
Sears Of Lawrence Parsons of Clyde and
Hettinger of Wichita.
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AGREEMENT BROKEN
The $4,000 Of Midland Bonds
Still in Doubt.
TIE CONTRACT EITHAGEETP- G. NOEL

NOT Carried Cut by she Illinois A1O4iA
and TRUST Company Looking Into
che Halter
The Illinois Loan and Trust company
has failed to keep its contract with the
city of Topeka
1t has been generally supposed that
the S74C00 g per cent retnnding ponds
known as the Midland bonds were pro-
vIded for bV the city hscAl agent, AlL-
c.. Noel over q month ago. aH4 llL. = OeA
did make a contract with the limos
Trust company for covering these bonds,
but the contract has not been regarded
and the bonds are stil in default
Most of these bonds are held IN the
vicinity of Westchester, Pa. and because
of the failure Of the city to care Tor the
Midland bonds when due. the people pr
Westchester refused 10 even consider the
purchase Of the Shawnee county court
house bonds.
According TO the contract of the llll-
nois Loan and TRUST company. signed Ply
its president, A. r. Ross, with the cl1y,
this company was to take the s l4,J0u re-
funding bonds al per cent which would
be 4 saving of 3 peer cent to the CITY FTP
the transaction The TRUST company
agreed to place the money for these
bonds Id the Topeka fiscal agency 10
New York ia order that the outstanding
bonds might pe taken UP ZIP DlocAs Pr
$4,000 as they should be presented.
The failure of the Illinois Loan and
Trust company. which is Chicago con
concern, to take up these bonds. has
caused the financial managers PIT the
city some uneasi ness. as it was supposed
the signing Of the contract with Presi-
dent Ross settled the entire transaction.
The city could readily place a new is-
sue Of bonds at per cent with the hold
els Of tie ola 1oads but the idea 81 the
finance committee of the council IS
to save the city three per cent by plac-
ing the bonds with other parties AZ per
cent
II was supposed fhis saving had been
made, but the failure Of the Chicago
concern 70 live UP to its contract VIII
compel THE city continue to Pay per
cent on the ola bonds from the time they
were due until they are paid.
The finance committee of the city
council is now looking into the matter
ana if tle Chicago concern does not take
up these bonds Immediately their con-
tract VIII be anruleu and lac bonds VIII
be placed with other parties.
Arrangements had been made to take
TIP these Midland bonds by local parties,
but Fiscal Agent Noel prefers TO
place them with eastern parties as it
would take that much money out Of local
circulation # they are purchased AT
home.
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STEVENSON & co.
LEFT HER no FREEZE.
Serious Charges Made Against
Anton Kohs ''Pegleg."
A GIRL DRUGGED WITH CHLOROFORM

And Left on the Sidewalk Near the
Buckeye House, When she Nearly
Died Of COld-she says Kohs Did It,
Della Taylor a girl who says she is II
years old but who looks only IA or g..
went to the police headquarters this
morning in company with Florence
Douglas. a disorderly character, and told
a story Of unusual cruelty to Chief Lind
sey, Captain Gish, Judge Ensminger and
Deputy City Attorney Hungate
The complaint is against Anton Kohs.
a hackdriver, better known as plain
@Pegleg,@ because he has an artificial
member about the size Of a hitching
post
The girl said that "Peg Leg" took her
and another girl cut into the country ia
his hack few nights ago. Because +
refused to have anything to do with him"
the girl said. tne tried first to get me
drunk, but he didn't succeed in that.
Then he drugged me with something. *
guess it was chl0roform. The next
knew I found myself III the Buckeye
house The proprietor told me that he
had found me early in the morning on
the sidewalk in front of his place. and he
thought at first ] was dead. / was near
~ frozen. I found out that Peg Leg had
thrown nae out int the street there and
drove off and left me- The girl said
She could get Witnesses to prove all these
assertions.
Judge Ensminger looked up the law
GA the subject and said it ought TO be
made a state case.
The young women then went 10 the Of
fee of County Attorney Stafford where a
warrant for the arrest of "Peg Leg" was
Issued
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LocAL MENTIoN-

Judge Hazea has refused to release
forger Turner pa the grounds Of INSANITY.
although the papers of Colorado court
showing nlm 70 BE insane Ia June. 1892.
were introd uced as evidence. It was
shown that he ls now perfectly sane and
Judge Hazen said his present condition
must alone be considered Turner's trial
IS set for tomorrow In the district court.
Harry Moore was arrested yesterday
for assault with intent to Kill. Moore IS
the colored Young man who shot Nelson
Morris through the hip al church VIZ
cial on West Curtis street two weeks ago
Moore claims Che shooting was accident
al. ond his friends insist that 1t was a
"didn'l know III was loaded affair. Nor
ris refused to prosecute Moore at the
time Of the shooting. He has changed
his mind since
Since refting our dining room we have
the neatest place in the city, Whittier 81
Co, 780 Kansas avenue.
Good work Gone by the Peerless
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UP FROM THE sLTMs.

An Attempted murder Case on Trial ir
the District Court.
The first ease to Be tried ST this term
of the district court is that Of the state
against Ewing Richardson, who IS
charged with assault with intent to kill.
Richardson is the col9red man who. in
the big negro row III South Topeka
few weeks ago. slashed his knife around
and succeeded u cutting Fate RusseIls-
coat into small pieces and inhfotin0 a
few wounds OFT Fate himself Most of
the evidence III this case, which is d SAM
pie of q number Of a number of cases
tried at each term Of court. is Of the
vAast nature and cannot be published lib
amy resi- eetaole newspaper.
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AT THE ATHLETIC CLUB.
I'm improvements Made ana Additional APP
paratus Ordered

The Athletic club executive committee
were in session last avenings and ordered
several new Improvements for the club
rooms. q billiard table. system Of lock
ers. additional hot wafer apparatus and
electric lights viii be added soon.
The pool table already n the room has
been crowded. ana there has been some
dissatisfied on because the same persons
always use it. and il was thoug hg advis-
able TO add an additional table.
The association has mem bership of
4bnut 250
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Dry Goods, Carpets
and Millinery.
ASSOCIATED CHABITIEs


esar.-
Soothing rs Vet Done
The executive committee of the assoc
ciated charities has decided that the orr
ganization shall work in connection with
the county commissioners, Inglesida ana
~ y l,ilalls nome ana IeseI sloTe cases
ll'l9n 'HAl 'le 0'Aol '' s@"iea'io-'
eo 4, nos.
1oA comm si9tleh iA'it1 At7 iht sttt.A
tions for help are increasing and that i
charities to help some of the cases tbar
came to him.
9lr. Hale was instructed ~ tne conn
be made to furnish sleeping quarters for
the poor at the county Topeka insane
asylum and that tickets given ONT
BY members 81 the association
would be taken at the asylum
when presented by persons who
we're n need q help Key +. *.
7inl'li' Fls7.1el1 ol llie 1N.
No7 l7-il
quarters at 62o Kansas avenue until
Il 49, i'.....- .-'1-
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NINA CTTY IN FoR I'M.
According 10 Decision OF Police Judge
Enslnl ger To-day.

Police Judge Ensmingar handed
down a lengthy decision today ia the
case Of the city against s.. i. Foreman
ia which lie discharged the defendant
and decided that the city could not coli
Iect license on the sale of territory for
patent issued By fhe government
The Judge cited no Tess than dozen
cases from IS many large volumes Of re-
ports and statutes His decision in sub
stance WAS to the effect that the patent
rights granted theright tu dispose of the
article and that III The city could regulate
the sale, as sequence Il could stop it
altogether. which was plainly in conflict
with the government regulations
Foreman viii now sue tile city for being
deprived Of his liberty. for being locked
porter he would commerce a suit for
damages, probably $4,000, as once.
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Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla what
they think of 1t, and the reply viii he
positive Ia its favor. Simply what Hoods
SarsaparilIa does, that tells the story of
its merit. One has been cured of indiges-
tion or dyspepsia. another finds its indis-
pensable for sick headache or bili0usness.
while other report remarkable cures of
scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, salt rheum,
etc.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable.
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MCABTY ESCAPES.
a. Troublesorne tramp Gets Away From
the I-oekpiie reday.

~ -A~ .~AHT1AA@ ramp ~efA away from
the 1-oekpile Today.
The notorious Dan McCarty. the tramp
who boobed up in police circles two
weeks age. and has been arrested 1--WE
times since then. afforded the police his
sixth sensation, and probably his final
one, roy escaping from the rOckpile this
morning about 8 o'clock
by so doing he robbed the city of IA
days more of his valuable services as y
breaker Of rock, but the police do not re-
gret his departure bit # he VIII only
SCI out II town and stay eat, as he prob
ably WILL
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Best standard prints only
sc this week.
Extra good Muslin, yard
vide sale price only &c.
Cotton Tennis Flannel.
27-inch wide sale price
8ac and Zoe.
We are giving 10 per cent
discount on all Domestic
remnants.
Ladies Wool Felt Hats
sale price only Be.
Ladies' Fur Felt Hats
sale price only lOc.
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SNAP SLOTS aT HomE news



LORENZO Is Utah s.fter gs and Ol.tsT.
T. o. Popenoe has gone Is New York.
There is good skating on Soldier
creek
Tie piano for Narshalrs band room
has arrived.
s-slnce She Rides a Wheeis is Chas. e.
Harris la4est song
Dr. McCurdy would like Is be meat in-
speetor # any change is made in shat
Office.
Robson's company left ait o'clock this
morning for St. Joe. where they play to-
night
The river is almost completely frozen;
only one small channel was open this
morning.
The Associated charities vim hire
permanent secretary and open regular
headq quarters
j. W. Tucker of Carthage, Mo-, has
been appointed to clerkship in the
pension Office.
Frank Benebrake has been appointed
as an additional receiver 81 the Hotel
Ihroop property
The students If shakespear at Wash
burn college attended the @-omedy of
Errors lasl evening.
The Independent Sisters of Charity Of
Fort Scott, have fled their charter with
the secretary Of state
The trial of II. G. Root for dist urbing
the peace. xiii he heard before Justice
CAesneys M einesday
Judge Hazen has decided that the as-
signment ST the John D. Knox 6 60.
bauk was legally made
The Oakland school teachers were paid
for their time While they were enjoying
their Christmas vacation
Mayor Harrison has appointed 4. G.
f Wallace WeIg hnla7ler in n orln 4 0peka
u to succeed Charles Lewis
The celebration 0f Robert Burns birth
/ day 10y the Topeka Scottish society VIII
be held ia 1iaml ltou hail.
A W. Dana gave talk On James Rus
4 SEN Lowell st the last tn4etirg of tbe
county teachers association
Mare Robbins only STAYED with the
I Spooner etfnl5ary enc week lie came
I home from Wichita SUNDAY night.
Dr N-tsl1rdv rra=prfa7 tha rolire
I force with i box 81 cigars for finding
+ blanket that had been stolen from him.
qha mail f,r fha rnefn bers sf Wahara-s
rnfn-trei- rafne M one d4v to0 Iata for
them. III was nearly alb from Tennessee.
4i. 1e-s4f-, If k4,sla-,- has fes.-, .,,
.,l,;,+-lll. s+,--s,7 - fbs -f..-si, 57ss..,5.s
assel,9rn III hsa 45e3 r7z Hond fer @sg
Y 000
co-er,~r. T ez-a1Ifr.r will nat sneak II
go a.~-i.5l+,7,.,l s.,95e7t. 5,e4+i,,sr +<,r,,,,r
rs.- .,7,-ff fe.r,a-,.as ~ f.fa atsarr1.a from
4 4ha ci+5-
rsabsu ~ +ba ~a71,s-ev oordrf+a VI
Fahr4a,.,- sd win be +he lar0est and
-.ills+.f rl,s+ cl.s- If rt;s saas.,r,ss IL
reactions
r- rr7.4
t III r. 71s
s.r. Hudson in being ordered out Of the
city hall
The public schools We're closed yester-
I Gay afternoon to give the teachers an OPP
rs<,~-l,r, i+,- 4r ATTEND file funeral 1f Mrs II
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sriclsmaeons and sfonem sons.

O1IAHa- y 90 J an 8---Ila annual con
vention of the BricSmasons and Stoue-
masons' International union Of America.
which opened informally yesterday after
noon. got down to business today Three
hundred and fifty delegates responded
t8 THE roll call. The changes In the meth
DDS of erecting buildings in many parts
Of the country have been so great during
the past two years that many questions
of the utmost Importance viii demand
the attention of the convention.
We mend our customers laundry free
Of charge. Peerless Steam Laundry, 112
and ia " est Eighth.
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NAsHINGTON, Jan. 9.@AasIstant Cen
eral Thomas of the poatofIice department
has ruled that parties who send through
the mails for counterfeit money violate
the s,green goods act" and therefore in-
cur the penalty of a fine of not more
than 5000 and imprisonment for not more
than eighteen months.
1l2 and IA West 18th, Peerless Steam
Laundry
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Figured China Silk. re-
duced from 800 to z5c.
OilCloth, reduced from
$3.50 to 49c.
Cashmere Yarn. reduced
from 25c to sc skein
Gentlemen s Dressing
Jackets, our $500 quality,
reduced to SO. 98. We
have only a few left viii
close them out at S3.98.
Children's Silk Windsor
Ties, our Doc line sale
price 15c.
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LourIsE 81 eooel'a 70 Q mo rnEa
Via The santa he Route every day ia the
year without change. Snow bLoekades
avoided BY using this line through New
Mexico and Arizona the "Land Of sun
snineo
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It's all the same, slight cold, cone
gested lungs Or severe cough. ono
Minute Cough Cure bauishes them.
j. * JONES
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d. Holmes. druggist 7sl Kansas Owe.
Shirts mended IS the Peerless
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Try lie Topeka steam Laundry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-09

Try our irish stew ~ 80 kansas ave-