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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-13
ES> OLDDORINI0N STEAMSHIP
l 'iS Is COMPANY.
y FOR NEW YORK.

pASSENGEE SiIlrS AEr APPOINTED TO SAN.
1 from N0rlolL On MOS Al. TUESDAY. WE'D.
~. From New lurk ga MONDAYS TuE.p,NS,
WEDNESDAY :, THURSDAYS al 3! =. III. SArUR'
DAYS, =. III.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed
Fare, incmdluS neal, aud siaier,nm bertnS SOD
rare round tip. limited TO ihiriy days. ~ ~
fortckets ana reservation OF stat rooms apply
u. oommn, "ii'ce' - Main street, OF a: general
FOR RICHMOND Shil, leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY !, IN. uul leave NeHro.t News every
Eichm,ni The next morning.
1Ius >nTsEDIir or >,rrsut;IsS
Nonh?nmo". lura Accomacs, Enoll ami
Leave Company wharf Sor!ol.
r0n OiD roi>r-At =, {: . and illj =.
m. an" l'ht : ~" W., r"r,sG%@nin and iool
amd lI:D =. Ia an1 :1r. IA.
FOR ia,us'roN-.At MS am and4I5
I. ~: Bay Line 20 a. m aud 10 = m Portsmouth,
al ioOj 4. IN. and 80 D. H.
ron NiNrONTNIiu~ AND SulIu
FIELD Al ~ y. N: portsmouth, .4j D. Ia;
lay Line wharf, ap. ~.
ron iA>r AM W,si; IsivEiS-
Daily, except sunday, .cANins Company wharf
Wharf. No'i"lL,5 a. II.
,Oit Ht'i, Ann f'oQIDSIN HtV-
les Iou,hius a; Old Point, leaving Cumplny's
t.! a. IA. Ia! Line Wharf Norfolk. Al o:3J a. N,
rttUTnius mex uar.
FuIs .I.Ni...a NiS E,t-Iu-s ,Jy. Thurs
doy and Saturday. from CuhI.nN's mari al U.I u
~. iorl> mouth g. - IA. nay i..nr. NOr!uk IA.
Fni NAN>t n"Nn IssN:s ANn
StisIOI.t-AI TN; Portsmouth, $40 D. M;
connecting al SdhoiE with :. and Z. l.. /;
ILFreirnt TO; Matthews. Ba,S roVuo,iu, W.,ro
Severn ana Nanscinond rI'ers must lie rrepait
-rNIts ttK0ihN ,DsNt".OS Fog
meIlv \ y. i ". ID. I.-Sicamcr an ho lely J
NorIoY tot Ma,ningion, y. G., Mondays e. = ~;
II sdavs at : y. NEAR ing freight for Washing
ton ami points on the 1tE. ruugo aId Pamlico
rivers
Freight Tor Newbern,N. G., received a. y. and
E. L. r. dcput
Freight r.,eiyel daily except sunday, nth p
m. ". b. CROMWELL,
! agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-13

rLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS Fob
y pHiLADELPiiIA.0nIy. direct all. =
line from Norfolk 10 Ph ladelphia. uESSSsSfHytaS
Until further orders. steamers are sP !oluIcd TO
sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday
and saturday at p. M. and from Phiisdai-
phia every Tuesday, I thursday and saturday.
Through bills OF lading TO all points south and
Southwest via : 4 H., Atlantic Coast Line and
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES W. Mct;ARkLCK,
General fsuthern Agent, Norfolk. Va.
W. l.. CLYDE co,
Agents, Philadelphia
|, OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD TO MI
J. CLAREMONr, NEWPORT NEWS and James
river landings direct by dayiight-virginiaN ayt-
gaticp Company. Ele CAN'T Steamer 10. AhOStiSf
leaves Clyde's Wharf, Norfolk. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY ut a. M, touching
At Portsmouth, Old Point Newport News goinx
and returning, arriving at Eiehmona abs!t S +
Rchmond $3.50; fare 70 Richlnond aud return
$3.50, iare to Richmond secend-siass, ST. Tickets
much che,per than by any other routo 10 Rleh.
mond Petersburg, Waverly, iIicksford and ssat!Sfs
on Atlantic and Dsnvii!c railroad and all poj;ats
via Richmond. Tickets for sale at tioks. agepcisa
OF Wskc & Son, II Brandt apd.on board stesuter 4
Cor Freight received daily, Sunday excepted. ffza
nllakova nafotd points. m = ~ - -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-13
AZ Secretary aud Treasurer,
W. A. BAEGI11, JR.. GemrIal Maun,rr
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R. R. co,

:, SCHEDULE ~ ErFEcT July 1895.
NAIL AHu EAf..t~o LEAVES NORFOLK
duiy Except sunday ":iJ a. NJ for Elizabeth
NY, Edcnton. Macscys Ferry, Roper Pantero
Bchavcn, etc. Councils 1T Edentvm with n a. 5
H. H. steamer a, follows Daily except sunday
10. rlymEnth, r. and Winds, rurSOAi, THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY iur NIL landings OH Choran
river, ON MONDAY aud lklDAI for : upprrnon..
IiNcr, and WEpSESpAlS irr salmon Cr,,.l en-
meets at Reiiharep with steamer Virgini, Dalo lar
Make'e'ri!c. South Creek Aurora Washington
ana intermediate landing: Connects at ElizaLei "
city daily ("Nrcrt sunday with steamer New
bcrnc for Mays Head.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
T. M u"iIS lcNcci sunday for Elizabeth civ
luohtoh nhu wiN-sihttorB Connects ~ Eliyah.th
Wy with the sicamc, Ncuse TUESDAY Thursday
nnn saturday ini Newhern Roanoke i,Iand an
t"ehcad city, kinStoa aud ti1dShorro VIA A &
y. & i. H.. ana Tor Jacksonville Wilmington \
O..aud AL stations on the ". y. 4 y H. l.
ARRIVE AZ NORFOLK
MAIL AND EMPRESS daily ,eiucpt sunday NJ
! - y. M. ami l.Nnres daily tcncCw SUNDAY nj II
~ IN connect with all rail aud steam lin. ~ Wn,
folk for the NORTH. las, aud West Passenger nm
tinl tU OF last NAM Street Nori, l. ana Wr.,
Crn depot Freight siati,n on Watcr,ircrt
ID ASTEEN CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
u FREIGHT LIN" AND OLD DOMINION IINE
between n points North aud Eat via NnriolL mud
Carolina. ~
freight received daily uu,il + u IN and far
| wardci PROMPTLY ct low rates.
For further inform alton apply to the General
Office OF the y. ;. L. Il. Co, Norioik, Va
General Freight aud Passenger Agent
III. L. KING,
General Manager
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.pa.lv B--Rrcakfast D-Iiuucr. s-epnuer
80. u connect at Weldon with a {. Line TuIl-
man Ss"lels Portsmouth to TO Atlanta. ia.
va Monnays. WEDNESDAYS. aud Fridays con.
meets AZ lrankin with steamers olive i3r Lien
,oi am l"nd NJ on the river. ,onrecis at
naoFh WIN southern Railway ior Asncyiile y.
l. L. '' =" ''' '" ~ -
y" iOi aud II. Nes'ibu!c Limited Train No
extra mre Weldon 20 Atlauta Pullman Se.ncr
Portsmouth TO AtllriH, ia. onucts n:fcctiy AZ
Atlanta, with W and y Il. |: for Chattanno1rn
Nashville, and al points West Connects witu A
and " =. Il. Il, Tor Mobile MONTGOMERY. New
Orleans and all points southwest
ARRIVE
mo. TO. Atlanta iuc.ial s.0a
NO. -. Mail aud Expires, 5.5ppm.
OF t'che'S ana raeeJgc ch. ckci to all point.
so"th ana Souihw''t Sic, Plug car reservation ami
T. neral iniormrt on, cal ON Or address " Y H.
Williams. III Ilith size l. Portsmouth, e.
I. }. ANDERSON. J. w. BROWN, jr.,
. Gen. Pass. Agent. Pass. and Ticket kgt
r. 81. JOHN JOHN Ii. WISDER
Nies-Presidspt &encf2, Manager,
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I'eRlittt 1IarLcr,

Market dull; Prime. Sc; stri,tly prime,
BIC; fancy, Ste; common. 2a2ic: Spanish, 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
July II, 1895.
ARRJyAJo


Br stmp Ross Shire, Fax err, Punta Gorda,
to Barber & Co.
Schr Jesse W Starr. Maxwell New York.
liEht.
Schr knight. Jr, Crowley, New York,
light.
schr W Hilton. norner. New York,
light.
Schr n II Burrow. Walton. New York
light.
Sehr Henry T Ravens, Walton, New York.
light.
Srhr q Cranmer. Matthias, New York,
liAht.
!S.chr r Kirk. Cranmer. Philadelphia,
wi h coal.
Schr II L James. baltimore light
Nchr 4 Wagner. White, Rappahannock
river. with fish crap
lug Frank X Esherick Baltimore, with
two barHes in tow.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Centennial arrived at Hampton with
coal from Baltimore.
CAVE HsSiN, Va. July ~ -l2 M.-Cloudy.
Northeast wind; II miles. Light sea-
CLEARED
ltal an bark Motia, tRtania Trapani. with
ttayo1,
SAILED.
farkentire Nineyah, Leighton Newpor t
News, 10 hnisn loading for Charleston.
Scmr VIM Churchill, Baker Halifax, with
crcOeoted spiles.
schr lurenee aud Lillian. New York
with lumber.
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TRAVELLERS, :u,nE

TUE NORFOLK, ALBnMARLE AND 1TIAY
TIC KAILl,uAD co.
" v. W. n nUnr. Reee,v.,,
AiME IABLE No. in EFFECrsUNDAY.
JUNE YIN, 1898. AT o.. LOJK A. NJ.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
'''' H. a nI %VI,erl SUNDAY through express;
800 III, daily except SUNDAY mixed; arriy. v;r-
enia feich 9.l5 a M, "
$50 L III, sunday only local cxprss>. ,,,,v. VI
giuia krach yi5 a M. "'''e VIZ
'o'Vo m daily ih,o gh erp;css' arrive Virginia
ll;O1 III, sunday only, through express. arrive
Virginia Reach li.ib 4 M "'''''
'-'" M, aal,iy. local express; arrive Virginia
$50 M. daily through express; arrive Virginia
s.oo Beach 500 M,
raven raven and oceana); arrive Virginia
H2O p m, daily local express; arrive Virginia
1880 III, daiv except sunday thr,neh express;
arrive Virginia Teach il:UG p N.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH
coo - III, Monday only tStcps only Mt q, e,u,
i.ynnhn'cn and komps, lille; nlriYe .,oi-
';45 am; daily yNcer. Monday stop, only at
o'cana, lynnhavcu and KcmJ svi lc: ar
live N"r'"lk 7:25 am.
s:Ra m daily oxccn Sunday. local express ar
rive NUr'oE poo Il ~.
"i3 m, Sunday on y. local express; arrive Mr.
ok 1882 H.
ii5 m, ally cNc'pt sunday III xcd; arrive No.
2l' + IN, dail' Though capioss; arrive Norfolk
2bipm
iio III, daily local express; arrivo Norfolk l.55
SlO IN, daily. through express; arrive Norfolk
di1 pm.
$50 N, daily except SUNDAY through express
arrive NOrfolk 9OJ IN
WV M Snn' ny ".', though express; arrive
'o'7o NJ, ally Ne l't. sur day, through express,
"rr'>e NJ fJlk ii:o5 pm.
Trains stop only on signal NJ intermediate
a,,phS !" Ut al ~ 'Hk" on passengers
intonTh Express Trains mako tho trip Ia
ioity FIVE minutes
a Chair Car Is attached 10 all Passenger trains
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NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
70. IL Water street. Norfolk. Va.

ENGINES, BOILERS. SAWMILL and al,
kinds Of machinery o. tho most improved
patterns Also repairing at the shortest
hoti,e PARTICULAR attention to steamboat
work ~ Walls PATENT BOILER TUBES
fEKEULES are tho ONLY perfact remoJ,,
ior leaky boiler tubes. hey can be iuserted
In few minutes by any engineer, saa ara
warranted to stop leaks,
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H.: :: ny NorfoIksHestern R.R.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAYl2, 1897.
LEAVE NORFOLK rAtLN
7'@o s.ith.- ne hic"SO s.>prc>s-For
Petersburg. ItiCh III on Il
nnu Va nshtn.t"n. ni." tor
isn"i"rI. m,u.i,n,I' 20"
rnt"ntns. ItcnoVn, CO.
lutnDus und t'hicuro.
Sleeper EOnu"L, ia , a.
lumbu> without Cu3tngc.
ino tor puinski. It,is,OI.
huoNNiiic. thnttunoO.n
nnd ini"ruicdiutr Points.
leoo r. O. For P"toTs'urr, I.adioti, rulaski,
3risioi; also los lilnvucll. ami 20.
tah"nt ;; also Tor Rocky Mount
euu all STA ions on Winstom-Silcui
DIVISION. liza, Pulman sleeper
Norfolk 10 X ,anoLe Connects At
lsoanoLc ~ 3. u III with Wash
lnElon anu Chattanooga. limited
Tor lli pointb Souih aud Wet. Iml.
man sictreiS Roanoke to Mcmrl:s
thd Ne" orleans. Din NJ car at
tachc "
AER1V L Norfolk daily s.2oam. li:2ja IN
l,:3'rln.
HOEl OH MD RtCiIMOSD
lvtsTiuUIr fMlTrpl
Lave Norfolk ass y m, arrive
l..chmod 100 y M, connecting iot
Washington, baltimore, Ihiaic-
pima aud NcS OIL Returning
lehNr Richmond 300 M airiy"
A"ri IL ! - q n. Stops only at
SUNulk N@,crly ant I,t,r,bitrr
S,,oud-class ti'kets no; accrntci
lot passage on these train.
Othci daily ttaius IcUl" NoriOli
'iji ~ arrive at i.icltinund Hos
Ia Ecu.nins, Leave Richmond
81 - IN: arrive at NOrio.k .
pa.
foI hrther Information RS 10 tickets rates, bag
ky, cheeks, etc call on or "idie,s u; W. COURT
NEl, District Passenger Agent; Il! BOSLEY.
liCk,t Agent sc Main street. corner OF Cranky OF
r. inch, Agent, dpo' N9'I"lk an', Western
General Passenger Agent.
General once. I;oa oke Va.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
HI""cr HARRIET
Bv Southern Associated Press.

NEW YonK. July l2.--Money on call easy
Atlall per cent, closing ut per cent Ster-
Ting exchange is strong. with sctuai bust.
ness III bankers bills at 4S9a4S9i for sixty
Nays and 4s0a490t for demand. Posted rates.
tsylnis0i. tommercial bills, 4SSasSS!. Gov
ernment honda firm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-13

S. a. L. srAuoAnD AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH ONLY II HOURS TO
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN Ell ECI SUNDAY MAY s.
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trains stop only Oh signal NJ intermediate
hia'iphS 10 ut al or TAX" on passengers
Through kIprcss Trains make the trip In
,u.tysnNe minutes; Local Express Trains
a Chair Car - attached o all Posacny., train,
seats - cents each
Ii. L. HOLLAND,
Genera SuprIinIenlnut
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

WASHINGTON aud NORFOLK will leave IaiIy q,
NORTH BOUND.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-20

Laughter, and lay the usurper by the
heels in his proper dungeon.
He were better there" replied Mi
randa thoughtfully. -
There is never a care" he as
sumed, upon which we may not
tramp1e, not trouble which we may
not forget What fool he is who
would nurse his sorrow and not bury
it IN the deepest gravel
What fool" murmured Miranda
dreamily.
should one lose friend, fig for
friendship" quoth he s'Does one
cast lover, snap for a hundred
loversI What has been remains, and
what is shall be-
Miranda said nothing.
"Substract love from ife," said the
young man, land life remains. ]
would have the world know that love
is a pleasant cipher, an amiable and
entertaining mood, and that life is
left when love is lost. There is no
love. It were more truly writ in the
plural and spelled with small letter.
Miranda turned upon him swiftly.
''Fiel he!'' she cried and the
light flashed in her ewes. 81
know nothing of this love, but
dare swear there be things that mat
ter. Take these from life and what
will rest over? Is there not sorrow,
and is there not pain? Is there not
remorse, and is there not the thing
called sin? l know nothing of these
II am too young to the world. But
there they stand, sir, importuning at
our doors with outstretched arms, and
one has only to lift the latch to lei
them in. You would deny the very
pulse of human nature when yor
ignore these evils. You would for
swear the very weakness which have
composed for you your sentiments. So
In the excitement of her rotor
Miranda's face flushed and grew
bright. Wide-eyed, the young mar
| Rtara6 AZ hAx and forGot To Ian1h- and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-20
PROPOSALS..
Notice co Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office
OF the Board of Public Works of the state OF
Kansas. at Topeka, Kan, until p m. on Mon
day, March Is. 1895. and opened Immediately
thereafter for all labor and material required
to complete the Detached Cottage for the state
under the provisions of Senate bill No. So, ap-
proved February p. 1885, in accordance with
The plans and specifications prepared therefor
by Seymour Davis, state architect, copies OF
which may be seen at the Office of the Board,
state capitol grounds, after March 4, 1895.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for a sum not less than per cent OF the
amount of the proposal, made payable to 5. M
Scott. president of the Board of Public Works.
state of Kansas, and to be forfeited to the state
of Kansas as liQuldated and assessed damages
by the successful bidders if they fail to enter
into contract and give the required bond on or
before March 25, 1895.
The right is reserved by the board to reject
any all bids and to waive any defect or in
formality in any bid, if it be deemed in the in
tereSt of the state so to do.
No proposal will be received after the time
above designated.
Each proposal will be incloSed in an envelope
sealed and marked Proposals for work and
material required in the completion of a De-
tacfHed Cottage for the State Industrial School
VIM. WykeS, secretary of the Board of Public
Works, Topeka, Kansas.
Companies or firms bidding will give their in
divldual names, as we'll as the firm name, with
their addresses.
The attention of all bidders is called to chap
ter ia OF the session laws of 1891, which they
are expected to comply with in all state con-
tracts.
All bidders are invited to be present at the
opening of bids, either in person or by attorney.
S. NJ. SCOTT, President.
VIM. WYKEs. Secretary.
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up and rose singing to heaven. She
sped out of the meadow and into the
sunlight, and the sound of her young
laughter floated down the valley;
echoes joined it there, and the little
ravine gurgled with merriment,
Miranda stopped, with her chin in the
air, and listened. Was it all the echo
of her own delight, or was it some
thing more? The peal of her mock
cry died into the sombre copse, and
out of it, fresh and clear, voice
trilled merrily on it's upward way.
Miranda stood and waited.
He came up the bank of wild flow
ers, his face bright with the love of
life and laughter, and at the sight of
her he paused. The two faced each
other for while in silence. and then
a smile ran round Miranda's lips. and
the young mans eyes sparkled with
merriment.
81 took your laughter for a signal
said he, making his beaming saluta-
tions; ''but reckoned little upon so
charming an designation"
ut was but signal of the spring,
sir" she says with a dainty bow.
Nay he replied, ST make no such
distinctions between the seasons.
laugh the whole year through; it is
the manner of the wise. You will
perceive my iocund humor, fair mis-
tress. Believe me, it's not the whim
of an hour contrived by the guiles of
a spring morning, but a very settled
disposition of the mind. am broad
based upon gaiety.''
''Ah! to be gay!' cried Miranda; ''to
| be gay is to live
Life is at our feet" said the merry
youth. I take an infinite pleasure in
ing should matter, save the twinlxling
of an eye or the dimpling of a cheek. "
You are right" said Miranda,
smiling. "How can one have enough
of laughter?'
I'VE are of one mind" he answered
! pleasantly. LET US go into our corner
and be merry together.
s'Why not?" said Miranda ''Why
not?"
''There are 10000 pleasures in this
silly world" he went on, land, for
myself, 1 have not yet exhausted the
tenth part of them. Count my years,
then, and make three score and ten
the dividend, and what remains? Pack
them into the hours ever SO neatly
and you will not exhaust the store.
And that is why am a spendthrift OF
| pleasures I exc not out my delights.
!. would burn twenty in straw hat
out of sheer caprice and toss dozen
to the ducks upon the lake for pity. -
Eyes, yes" agreed Miranda.
'sTime''-he continued with fine
scorn-''Time has discovered US a con
spiracy of ages to enthrone this mel
ancholy But we are not traitors tc
our rightful being, you and I, and we
will clap a crown upon the head Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-20
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-As must leave the country by
May 1st. will sell my property consisting
f two lots with building on Kansas avenue at
enormous sacrifice No better bargain in
own. l.. Dumas, 120 Kan. ave.
EOR SALE-Fiye lots on Polk ST., south of
IL Huntoon st. r. Sandstrom. ITO west 9Th.
$4,000 a lot.
TNOR REAL estate or rental property ses
II Benedict & Co., SOL Kansas ave.
NOR SALE-Three valuable lots on Taylor
a st. between 18th and 18th. Inquire of w.
B. Kidder, 500 West 18th St
Copper tea kettles 81. at shsldsns.
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Notice of Meeting of Board of
Supervisors Of Elections
OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS,
TOPEKA, Kan, March Z, 1895.

TOPEKA, Kan, March Z, 1885 J
A meeting of the Board of Supervisors of
Election for the city of Topeka will be held at
the Office of the Commissioner of Elections on
March g. 1895, at 4 O'Clock p. m. for the purpose
of revising the registration of voters in the sew
eral voting precincts of said city, to hear ap-
pealS from the Commissioner of Elections re-
specting the registration of electors of said
city, and for the transaction of such other bus
mess as may properly come before said board
lSEALl FRANK HERALD,
Commissioner of Elections.
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Five CENTS a LINE,
SITUATIONS wANrEp-rREE.

Are you in need of work? If So you are e
liberty to use these columns for assistance il
that direction While this notice appears the
STATE JOURNAL win publish free on Saturday,
Monday and tuesday, for Topeka Kansas
people an notices of SITUATIONS Wanted" nos
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morning.
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hesitate to take advantage of this offer. No one
IN business or having employment is expected %
take advantage of it, but al others invited -
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The board of studies of Cambridge
university. on account of the ungram-
NAUTICAL English written by their I'M
dergraduates, recommend that Eng
lish composition be made part of the
previous examination. and that an
English essay be required of all can
didates for honors.s The blame is put
on the preparatory AcRQQlaA
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First published in the official city paper March
8. 1851
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-20
ARCHITECT.
It's Mate.

It's Mate.
Little Rose not long ago met with a
slight accident in coasting which famed
an ankle for short time. When tina got
we'll, she began to complain of pains in
the other leg, and her mother concluded
they must be rheumatic.
This in so small child was sufficiently
alarming, but the mother feared it might
be something more serious still.
Rose, - said she one day, are you sure
the pain isn't in the ankle you hurt?'
"Oh, perfectly sure, mamma said
Rose earnestly. ut isn't that one. It's
the one next TO lily outh s Companion.
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DR.. Menninger, 1875 Greenwood avenue,
Bell Telephone So.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


T hereby announce myself as candidate for
Il councilman from the Fifth ward subject to
the vote of the people. No party
JOSEPH MARSHALL.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


Mooney to loan. long or short time March
4NA & Co., 706 Kansas ave.
EQUITY LOAN CO.-Money at reasonable
II rates on pianos, organs. jewelry or other
VaIuabIeS. ONCE lib Kansas ave.
MONEY LOANED on horses, pianos, house.
w hold goods and all kinds of chattel Securi-
ties. L. BiScoe. 523 Kansas avenue. room J.
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A HOLIDAY WORLD.

IRANDA ran into
t h Q N e a d o w,
laughing. T h e
gra s sy s l o p e
shelved down into
the valley, where
the W o o d lay
black and still.
Dafodils nodded
and C 0 W S l i p s
b o w e d as she
passed upon her
way. A lark got
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First published March 18th. 1894, in the Tope-
ka State Journal
Election Proclamation.
Know all men:

Know all men:
That an election will be held at the shop of
H S. Allen, the usual voting place, in the city
of PotwIn Place, on the first Monday in April.
1895, for the purpose of eleetiDg the following
city officers, tOwit:
Mayor,
Police Judge,
Five councilmen.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the city to be here
unto affixed.
W. M. FORBES,
Mayor of Potwin Place.
Attest: H. L. MILLER.
City clerk.
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In the Park.

Go to Texas, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory on Rock Island excursion April
End. Tickets at about one fair for round
trip. See any Rock Island ticket agent
for more information.