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ENh SAIL As li.ErAST MODEM HOME
on ifWreaoe street large house worth
laNN ora now 5000 your own terms. Her
ueit , eei o.. ground floor Montana a.
uonal ha4k LuIIlng.
OK hAl ukGHtRI o. REED a co.
ground foar Montana bank huilding. have
nel-,s All lots Tor tfaio Or sale 30 PER cent Of
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Hoods Pills cure liver ms, constipation.
binousness. iaundice. sick headache, Indigestion.
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AEANIED-WE OFFER AGtNTS BIG
money. ia exclusive territory. ar safes
sell al Eight IN city or county, agon'a frat in
ield &C ual getting rich; one agent IN one day
CLEARED ful.s0 30 can you proofs and catalogue
ire diress ALPINE SAFE company. No. s6O-87l
ark street, iuciunati, ".
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any one who will send rs ONE Of An.
No. coupons accompanied bv TEN
OENiH IN silver or POSTAGE stamina Ne
will send ANY ONE BOOK TO be selected
bv vouraeif from the list printed below, bv
mail postage piepAi.s
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uOMANiS HF4D
level and her iulle
ment good when she
puts her faith I'M d.
iierce's favorite
Prescription. There
Is no beauty win
out good heaifh
Nobody expocts 10
beopme really beau.
tiiul from the uso ID
complexion heaufi-
hers Bright ewes.
fcloar skin and rosy
checks, follow mod
eruia eNnrriea fr..h
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e. a DAY ADJ. STEADY EMPLOYMrN
Dp guaranteed selling household necessity
and new cheap kitchen utensil. sell on sikht:
salary or commission; particular free. Clifton
oau a Mfg. 20, 553 Malnut street. Cincinnati
OHIO.
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Emaclated and Weak and pale

that my friends thought would not live long
could DO scarcely any work az an and had to
Tie down every few minutes I began getting
worse In January, losing my flesh and feeling 50
tired. thought would try Hoods sarsapa-
MA and am Larrv 10 eav 1 an b. hcttcr health
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air, good food, and-the iudicious use Of the
" Prescription,
All women noquire tonic and ncrvine al
ing from nervousness, dizziness. faintness
displacement catarrhal Inflammation ~ the
lining membranes, hoaring down senSations
or general debility, the prescriptionh
reaches the origin of the trouble aud ctrre,.tq
refunded
The way 90 cure Catarrh-there Is but o,s
way-take DIR. Sage's Remedy. There's SsDO
reward Offered fnr an tustfrs IN 60, ~
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Hoods 'i S'sfi' Cures

than nave been Tor a number Of years Ny
friends remark 20 me; Why how well you look ,
I tell them IL is Hoods Sarsaparllla that has
done the work. ] would have all suffering hui
ruanity give this medicine trial and be con
WINGED. This statement IS Trae so the Let
ter" Mrs. JKNsIE DEcKER. Watseha. m.
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" How Well You Look i"
Friends Surprised at the
Wonderful Improvement.

&C. T. Hood s Co, Lowell Mass.
Dear Sirs;-I take pleasure IN writing tho
good have received from taking Hoods sarsa-
parila. Every spring and summer for six years
or more, my health has been 50 poor from heart
trouble and general debility that at times life
was q burden. ] wnull becnme so
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CHkRlFFS EALE-HARRIKr r. WOOD
> plaintiff, " Jeanette Leedy, formerly widow
Of gohn Mhitshead. and fraAk Leedy. her
ndsr and b. virtue Of an order Of sale. and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court OF tae trst Judicial district OF the
ttate Ct Montana, 10 and for the county OF Lewis
and lArke. the sth day Of february, A. ID.
1894 in the above entitled action wherein
Harriet Il. Wood the above named plaintiff, oh
tanned a Judgment snd decree OF foreclosure
and sale against joe nstis Lssdy, and trsnk
lseiT. her husband. defendants, On he 9TH day
OF February. n. ts9L for the sum Of 60 10 3 i,
befldes interest, costs and attorneys fess, which
said decree wa. o. the gh dAI Of fcbruqry;
said court at page ~, ! an commanded to
cell all those certain Os pieces parcels Of land
situate, lying amt being in the county Of lewis
described a. follows. to wit
he east half Of the the ,utheAst quarter. the
southeast quarter Of q e northeast quarter. tbs
east hslf 81 The southwsst Qcartsr Of tho north
sast quarter tbs eat half II the nor invest quar-
ter Of the southes quarter, the sou hUfsl quar-
nine ~. aud the west half Of the norlhw II
quarter Of the southwest quarter q sect on
number ten (lul: all IN township number twelve
az north Of range number tvs 80 west cum
tanning an area u two hundred tnt twenty l2-l)
fcres according to the United states sOsernmsnt
survey; also all "a or, water rights. bitches fraa
chisss and privileges upon. leading to. CON
noctod with or usually Rad and enjoyed in con
nection with said described premises aud each
and every part and parcel thereof Also an IN
divided ons third ~ interest in sixly-four test
81 the north sids Of lot number eleven M.
located on the nolthwsst quarter of section
thirty taOl township tan no. north Of range
three 90 west. commencing aixty-twO N2l feet
from the northwest corner OF lot number elk
teen 40. thence north si4ty-four ,64) feet.
thence north 81 degrees east to the west Inns %
tlore street now Park Avenuel. thence sOuth
along sad line sixty-four (54l feet thence west
T. the place Of beginning. said piece Of lAud
bsing In 1hompEons addition to the town Of
Helena
Public notice Is hereby given that on saturday
the 50 day Of Aaren. A. ID. 1874. ct n o'clock
m. Of that day. % tho front door Of the cOu
house, Helena Levi and Clarke county. Mon
tana. ] will. IN obedience 90 said order Of sale
sud decree OF forCclus re aud sale cell the above
bed properly. or 40 much thereof a. may
b. necessary 20 satisfy aid Judgment with in
tsres' and costs, 10 the highest snd bsst bidder
for cash IN hand
Given under my hsnd this Oh day Of February.
a. ID 1854
CHARLES y CURTIS Sheriff
BY ERKD r. Hoss. Under eherif
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MISC ELt.ANEoUs
= $500
III kS. M'kEAhOh' IS EMPLOYMENT OTFITE
W room .. oHton block. over 10 ton clothing
store, reliable help ia nishsd
I.Ok sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN FNGIF-
horns business College. Apply a. this
Office.
& si1 And so. GENUINE rONFKDFR-
- Ate Liils oniy five cents each so and 500
biils ~ cehis "a n &c And iOc suinplastsrs 40
tsats each. AMI = billie IS cents each sent
meureI seslsi on receipt q price Address
las d. Afker % 5. iorsyta street, Atlanta
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EOK RENT FURNISHED HOUSE OF
four rooms. Tall ~ poofta avenue.
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MINNESOTA

Wilbur Tsbbils 80. d. srshants Hotsl. 81 Paal
willard 8. Dsnnis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. 81 Psa
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l. Uk kl.N HknBHlr b tEaD A co.
1 ground flour Noutans bank building have
be largest let Of houses and stores in the city.
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Helena Employment Agency
"a Edwards Street. Telephone $50.
W b. Cook. Proprietor
Situations Secured help Furnished.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Advertisements unasF u-la LeAA Arss time,
IRRE.
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/ SITUATION WANIkD-BY A REFINEI
- widow lady Of 10 post on a. housekeoper
/ cooking; references exchanged Address no.
clayton avenue, Lenvef' Col.
I SITUATION wANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss
- cook aud house girl. Address welfth ave-
nue. and Idaho strest. Norwegian eAurch.
SITUATION WANrED-BY A WOMAN M
/ - do any KIND Of work city OF country. Ad-
dross 30 sixth Avsaue' upstairs
/ SITUATION wANtED-woMAN WITH 10y
I - seven years old vans place a. cook Tor free
fare and beet oters re oreuces exchanged. sd
dress Mr.. 4. Taft 5oi chic street, 81. Paul.
MINI.
SITUATION WANrED-BY A COMPKTFNT
- gill TO do general housework in small fam
ily Address No. sOs North Rodney s'rSst
SITUATION WANTEO-A THOROUGHLY
= experienced ana competsnt youn;. lady
stenogrAPher would hEo position in Helena.
hofersncos Address a.. johnson. AZ Union
street, Aemphie, Tenn.
SITUATION wANrED-BY A YOUNG LADY
, as clerk ia store OF a. copyist; beet OF refer
enca given. Address 1. n. L., All hodney street.
hslena. hontanA.
SITUATION WANTKD-As HoUsNKEEPER.
dress Mrs. Berger. Ouylsr. hAVenswood al.
SITUATION WANTED A COMiErENT
- dressmaker would like work by the day.
Inquire 5l5 tifth avenue
SITUATION wANTED-CoMPRTEN VIC
- man cook wants situation By Feb. in tel
or restaurant address H. l., independent.
SITUATION WANTED &C ARPEls To
= weave. Groceries OF any kind Of product
taken in payment by Mrs. Mary Nhipple
Cary school house. airs. Nary Mhipple. Sta
ton A. Helena. Mont.
CITUATIoN WANTED-A PHYSICIANS
- nurss wishes employment in hospital or pri-
vato family; charges reasonable. Address
\ 4 independent
SITUATlON wANTED-A GOOD SIAM
- stress would hke 70 get sewing by the day OF
charges 70 4sonable. Address {. lndepsnd-
ont.
SITUATION WANTED BY FIRsr-CLAss
- German and French cook, city or country;
wages $50 TO tS5. Address oll Main street. room
~ second noor.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements un.-ss uls hesa ulreo time,
fhkk-
SITUATION WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAM /
y lily OF hotel BY first class japanese cook. I
Address japanese tins cities.
WANTED - BY AN INDUS
- trious, middle-Agt married man. A. clerk 1
Ia a retail house or traveller Tor Whole ale I
house; understand business thoroughly. fifteen I
Tears experience Address JnO. McQheen. Vic I
toria 'ross, 4. l. l.. tanida'
CITUATlON MANIED-BY fIRST-CLAsS I
- man 20 do e.ectroplatinE. game nil1hing and /
general mechanical repairing. fifteen years 4
experience workmanshl guaranteed. Address /
by letter. Jack g., this Office
SITUATION WANTED POSITION As FORE /
- man In a quartz mine Experienced ia I
working men underground, capable Of assaging ]
ores aad sharpening tools. mad public Hsszy
oihoe for number Of years address "IdAho' /
iNDEPENDENT.
SITUATION NTED-POSIIION by MAN |
= and wife; former batter and walter and /
latter a. osok. sst references Address J. 4. /
Smith. $50 fifth avenue.
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TOR KLNT-MISIELLA NTUUS
-~-~-~-~-~---~-~-----~-~-~-
UA-QUkhADE sUils 10 RENI; All,
II kinds los rates. Mrs M. Nerth. IOl
foauNay.
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WANTED FIVE FURNISHED HDUeFS
W H. q. Reed Co.. Montana Hank build.
ing
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llnLP MANrnp-MALE.

"A AN1ED - PUSHING CANYA. SER or
" good address,. Liberal salary and sx-
penses paid weekly fermAnsnt position
rown Lios Co, hurserymen, Portland. Gre
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UTAH.

CALIFORNIA.
q. C. Wilbur. Palace Hotsl San francisco
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Many girl makes "a Lluudcr iu not TAX
ing a man o., Dis word when be says, II
AN not worthy Of your love"
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION by MAN
= and wife; former A. batter and walter and
latter osok. est references Address J. 1.
Saith. $50 fifth avenus.
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~ q. q. lnzEa,s. D.poty is-E
Smith 4 Word. aitsrnsys Tor plaintlaa-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-15

ing the year ia died and 81 were dis
honorably discharged There are 1870
pensioners. who draw anywhere from 81
per month up to $E2. The latter IS for
total disability, and but one member Of
the Home draws this amount. The Of
ticiais Of the Home, ever watehful for the
proper care and social entertainment Of
the veterans. furnished twenty-one plays
by travelling dramatic companies the
band gave 275 concerts. There were
forty-three excursions during the year %
the Home, and the number Of visitors is
given at 113.9O5. The Catholic chaplain
reports that he attended and held SER
vices at twenty eight funerals and the
protestant clergymen attended 40
funerals. Both say there is marked
Improvement at all the religious services.
Most Of this good work is aacribed to tae
Eeelpv cure
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KANSAS PARAGRAPHS.

According to the Headlight they have
sire Iaddies" at Horton.
Robert Burns is an optician st nc Pher-
son but he disclaims having stood on the
pier of Leifh.
1t is a dull week at Hiawatha If there
isn't case of jealousy OF something 10
nod and whisper about.
North Ottawa is a regular station on
the Southern Kansas fare from Ottawa
two cents, postage stamps not taken.
A mock senate has been organized AZ
Oakland but the Hawaiian question has
been excluded by common consent.
The French language has taken such
a boom ait Wichita that the saloons have
placed orders for absinthe and Chart
reuse.
One of the prisoners of the Atchison
jail takes his confinement very philg-
s0phically and sings ellie never cares "a
wander
The HAYS City Sentinel says the test of
a young mans popularity with Goodland
girls is hoW many 5ackrabbts his hounds
have caught
To be roasted over taper $50 minutes
Is the awful punishment the Hutchzn-
son News would like TO see administered
to a culprit ia that town.
Some boys who We're willing To take
their chances on moths and rust stole
the collection from the Methodist church
at w Wellington last Sunday.
The seniors in the state university now
recie ia the afternoon instead of the
forenOOns social duties make getting up
ia the morning too much Of trial
Elmer Ham, a delivery clerk at Par
sons, has left the country with some
money belonging to his employer. That
ought to be no surprise for hams are mo-
torious for shippers.
Two men who have been opposing
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BUsHEL OF CHIPS
Found In a Gambling Den liza the
Poppen Building
aC0NE" JONES AID ed" lyman
Arrested Charged with Being Pre-
pr5etors or the Place.


arrested charged y Atn AseAza@ 1o-
pH'zefOrs Of the Place
oamb Ifng dan that has fiourisbed Is
Y, 80 Is 4l.,. ---.l.,-7 49,
'il7 al-teo 'front.' 1ooin7 y .-9
o. the foppendlck oulIdlng On last
sixth street. across the alley from Row
LEWIS drug store. was closed by the police
Yesterday morning and al of the gam
i,I.r,- ,f,e-r5Iis 5rclrd5ng dice
-.-1lsI ~ - i,5,-s ? ,h77,sl@s
80 i.',-+ - u, 5r.-,e.,,s .r, NE
-, ~ .7s-,st,,-7 - fs,-l, 1rs,s-4 baar
~-..4fe@s+aF ..rsGrlsis Togas ard 4sI55ss
,T,---.ss. ---e,s s--as-ee7 sbo,-tl4y sftar tba
1880 ~ ~ b,,,9ss .sbsrcra5 v5i+b beiner
M. .,--;e'f-,-s ~ =
III $3.50 7-i II i, . .1i ..,.7 ,,,,--
I'LL 49, 49,. 49, ( s-.t -, 1,Is-S
~, I-.. 70 {. + So rs
-s -, - = 49, fs+ae.s
~, l-,s7,,'-e. - az 800 ~ ssfi.It,-
NJ 49, 80 Ill s1s-sra + vas in
-s7ttf i. al, ...e@.s, i .--,.s n, r,.er-reas
S5-s-,, s 1es,,tgir f5,sb car
80 ~ =, e,;@-e+ he's 6i
49, - 49, ~ l,fil7s, =, ,-~l-
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a GOOD SHOWING.
St. Louis Factories Employing More
Hands Than Three Years Ago.

ST.. Louis, Jan To- General satisfac-
ton is expressed in commercial circles
over the report Of the state labor com
missioner on his canvass of the factories
of the state, which. has just been com
pleted.
The returns 50 far ais ST. Louis is con-
cerned show that in the face of the gem
eral cry of men out of work. the manu-
factories are finding employment for
larger number Of men than. when the
census was taken in i $50 Taking four
staple manufactures as a type it Isl
shown that the tobacco and cigar hands
have increased from 3,969 to 4,75s, the
furniture and cabinet makers from ., $50
to 3,615, the brewery employees from
2,sTO to 5000, and the shoe-makers and
repairers from 3.347 to nearly $500.
The percentage of increase varies from
twenty to thirty-fye per cent The re-
turn was the result Of personal iuvestiga-
zion and not Of canvass through the
mails.
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:. cAIAMITY. IN NEW YORK
Evfctfons In New York that Exceed Any
CHING KNOWN in Ireland.

Evfctfons ia New York shat Exceed any
ching known fn Ireland
NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-The indications
are that this city viii witness scenes OF
want and suffering during the next few
DAVIS that viii startle America If not the
civilized world. One hundred eviction
warrants were taken out today to dis
posses tenants Of those old carcasses of
houses which compose that unsi ghtly dis
trict known as the East Side.
This will make the total for the first
Eve working days Of this week for this
district alone BAG. The evictions begin
today on many of those warrants and it
is probable before this time next
week the whole 346 families VIII
be turned out upon the streets
to starve and freeze. Meanwhile
should the number increase as it
has during the past few days, and there
It's every reason to believe that it will,
there viii be almost one thousand fami-
lies without homes. These figures app
ply only to the Fourth judicial court at
Second avenue and First street. - that
the other courts will show has not yet
been ascertained. 1T undoubtedly in-
creases the number to an alarming ex-
tent
The answers Of these poor tenants
when asked why they do not pay the
rent are nearly all the same. ~We have
bio money and no work, and long ago we
spent all we had saved" Men with de-
spair depicted in their faces and women
with young children have turned into
the court begging for an extension of
time and pleading not to be turned out
into the cold streets with what few be-
longings they still possess.
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THE BEER DISAPPEARED.
Three Young sIan Arrested for Drinking
stolen beverage

The police are hunting for "Slim7
Hardgraves or Hargreaves, a hack driv-
en-, for whom warrant is out charging
him with stealing a case of beer and part
of another case, from the barn of John
Smeddick at the corner of Second and
jefferson streets
The police worked on the case yester-
day and traced the beer to the Poppen-
dick building on Sixth street. There the
police found three young men, John
Dalhgreen, John Eddy and Jesse Ulery.
The young men acknowledged drinking
a portion of the beer but said they had
nothing to az with the theft. They were
arrested however, as accomplices, and
booked as ''suspects.0 They VIII be tried
tomorrow.
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LEVI P. MORTON IN PARIS.


New YORK, Jan. 15.-Private advices
from Paris contain the Information fhat
Vice President Morton. who with his
wife and daughters has been soiourning
for some time iu that city. Will not return
to the United States for at least year
According to their present plans they
viii remain ia Paris until April, when
they viii 40 to a watering place for d
couple Of months, thence to Italy. and
later may visit the Orient Outside Of
the recent trouble with his foot, which
necessitated an operation On one Of his
toes. she ex-vice president is in excellent
LaaLEn
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by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness. is caused by an inhamed con-
dition OFF the mucous lining Of the
eustachian tube. When this tube gets
mhamed you have a rum bling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when it is en-
treIy closed deafness is the result and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal CON
dition, hearing VIII be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but am inhamed
condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We VIII give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
IL. J. CHENEY 81 Co, Toledo. @.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
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aches and fevers is 70 use the liquid AKA
tive remedy Syrup Of Figs, whenever che
system needs a gentle, yet effective
cleansing. To be benefited one must
get the true remedy manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Go. only For
sale by all druggists In soc and 81 bottles.
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The headquarters of Associated Chart
ties is IN the Natatorium building, ON
East 10th street. All applicants for aid
should be referred to DIR. Eldridge, our
secretary. who VIII be found there.
BENJAMIN T. SMITH.
President Associated Charities.
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the western branch Of the Soldiers
Home near Leavenworth, furnishes most
valuable figures. giving q clear insight
into tie material of which the member
ship Of the home IS composed The re-
port shows that for the year 8, 769 vete-
rams were cared for, while the average
number present was 2,089. Among this
number one served ia the Seminole In
dian war, hfty-two IN the Mexican war
and 3,T16 ia the civil war. Those who
served ia tile regular army during the
civil war number 1885, in volunteers
3.571. and in the navy So The young
est member Of the home is - years, and
the oldest 90 There are 1913 with 81
years to their credit 120 with 15 years.
l2S with I'll years. ZIG with 79 years, s
with 81 years. 4 with 81 years and 5 with
So years behind them. AS to their nativ-
ity 2,3s0 are born in the United States and
1859 FL foreign lands. Germany fur
nishes the largest number 15s, with Ire
land for 2 second having $40 of her sons
al the Home. They have all sorts of
trades. Plain, every day laborers pre-
dominate They muster 1865; farmers
come next OBJ strong; carpenters follow
with 292; blacksmiths there are ninety
nines and the editorial profession has one
lone member among the veterans OF
the whole number maintained for the
year 1,000 are married. hiaving wives or
minor children to support, while 2.763
have not yet seen ht to provide Them
selves with good wife 10 which their
pension can be left. Educationally the
standing Of the membership is good.
1857 of tine veterans can both read and
write. while only SOP can doneither The
number of letters and postal cards sent
out from the Home reached 1S.254 while
T4096 were received. of packages and
newspapers received there were ga, ZOO.
and money orders and postal notes
issued at the Home postofice
amount in cash TO $1,000. The whole
number cared for at the Home since
its organization il 1884 Is 1862 or these
1908 enlisted IL Illinois regiments and
PAS ID Missouri. The largest number
admitted from amy one state az given To
Missouri 2,2S2s Kansas comes next with
1883; Illinois follows with 45s; Nebras-
ka, sos; Colorado. BOT. Ohio with 223.
and Arkansas, POI The remainder is
widely scattered of the number ac-
counted for during the year closed the
disability Of mem ers is in various forms.
There are among the veterans who has
lost both arms: 1 with the loss of both
legs: 25 with only one arm and 70 with
only one leg. There are 21 mem ers
blind: So have gone insane: TAO have va
rious severe wounds and 2 1898 have diaa-
huities other than those mentioned Dur
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-15

TEE Topeka journal says Senator
Martin is the kind of man Satan needs.
Not much. Satan wants men who get
there great deal quicker than John
mLeavenworth Times.
We guess tile Topeka Journal didn't
say it. 1t must have been some other
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