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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-17
MRS. AnSAM TO STUDY.
The Wife of a Chinese Doctor Enters the
Kansas Medical College.

The Wife of Chinese Doctor Enters the
Kansas Medical College.
The Chinese will be represented at the
Kansas Medical college this year by
proxy. hrs AmeI An Sam, of Leaveu-
worm, matriculated his morning.
While Mrs. All SAN mas a Chinese
name, she IS 4 native born American, aud
acquired her Name by MARI ge. she
is the wife of DIR. All Sam, of Leaven-
worth. who learned the practice OF msdi-
cine before he left The land of his birth.
Mrs. An Sam went from Nebraska to
Leavenw orth year ago, and shortly
afterward was wooed by the decor. she
fell prey TO his persuasive words and
shortly afterward married him. Since
,hen she has been studying medicine
wnh a Leavenwor,h physician win d
view of assisting her owe skinned hus-
band. She expec TO complete the
course at the Kausa, Med Cal college. IT.
IS sne told URNAL reporter Today,
she IND board .na room.
Al was deceived : / oul lard and roon,'
SAID she. II expected that | could get
toArd for at teas $5.5O a week but l hnd
that l can get nUtnlng for that and /
don't now hat / snai do"
"A here do you exgecl to practice?"
asked The reporter
"On, l haven't the least idea in the
wOrh~ l don't know whether l Will
complete The course or MOI; l en- tell
better after | have heard the first lee
lurs"
81 don't like Topeka as well as Leaven-
wori h. This is because Leavenwor,h is
nv home, but l suppose l could get
used TO The cisy."
Then she turned to DR.. Msgee,
who was in The room. Doctor,
do all the students who come here
have to pass through this? DO they all
have o be interviewed l don't under
stand This. / have never met reporter
before, except when they come 10 COLLECT
bills. l sui pose you collect bills one day
a week" adued she, again turning 10 the
reporter.
mo. 1 generally dodge them every
day in the week" said the reporter. But
Mrs. All Sam did nos smile,
She said she had eaten no breakfast
and left the room.
Mrs. All Sam is a woman with a rather
Intelligent face, and she has good IN
mand of language She is a brunette,
and her hair is very black. She is not
over thirty years old. aud she wonders
why anvoue should take any particular
interest in her. She will attend her first
lecture tomorrow morning
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-17
CHICAGO aIARNEr LETTER

Furnished by Topeka Grain and Stock Ex-
chang. Room .. COlumbian building.
AS predicted in ours of yesterday
wheat done better and closed &c higher
than yesterday after weak opening
with loss of re over night, caused by
big receipts in tie northwest aud iudifrer-
cut cables Duluth got 42l Cars aud Min
neapUils Ga, aud this was used with big
flourish by the bears to try aud break
N rket without having 10 sell much
wheat Pc1ces started off weak and hung
around5 % Tor an hour or more. There
were several false stars later on the up
grade aud AS sOOa as each Hc advance
was wiped oui another WAS started. The
fourth attempt to hoist The pr.ce was
more successful and me bulls had an
o.ner inning, tue price of ID =cembsr get
tIng up TO 81 sc 1t was surprise TO
the bears aud some great buving IN of
sdorls was WItnessed. here was
no ouk.de buying either to
heip ma ers at first. However,
When noae arrived Bradstreets
increase in he available supply east of
the Rockies OF 1886 ,UUJ bushels and
decrease IN Europe aud ah Iat OF l,56U, 10
busneIs whicn cut some figure aud was
Considered a significant statement be-
cause Inc northwest has been receiving
over d thousand cars per Day for the past
| week. 1here IS a good cash demand and
the exports far.
Corn-lhere was really some gimp to
the corn marEei, and lie ter prices u ere
scored. Not because the crop had
gone backward. but for the reason that
wheat WAS strong, clearances good
aud wiihdrav ais from sore moderate.
Provisi1ns-There was very little to
the provision market again today, but
present prices seem to be dragging
I nd .u6
uary stuff ought TO show good profit
to the inves or. The whole grain and
provision market is heavily oversod and
it 10 only a question of short time
until good advance is scored and a
higher level established. Ode eau shut
his eyes aud buy anything On the board
with perfect safety.
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NEW YoRK, Sept 1z-Siocks were
slightly weaker on the opening this
morning, bur on the rumor that the
bond syndicate had accumulated ten
millions Of gold TO deposit in the treas
ury they became stronger and made
material gains. all through the day.
They ali osed higher than yesterday.
The close W s1s follows:
A;chisan, 20; American Tobacco, 964;
C b. & O., $50; C. & n. w. 1025s; St T.,
741a; ROCK Island 771a; Mo- Pacific 35j7s
Jers- y Central 1lOA, n. Y. Central
1917; Nation Lead 1874; Sugar LOT; Q.
P. 1919; w U.93M; Reading 1917.
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SHOT AT nEK BGTRAYER.
A Fusill4de of Bullets Fired at a Man
"a Wabash 1rAiu.

A Fusil14de of EuiI~ts Fired at Man on
Wabash 1raiu.
CENTRALIA, Mo. Sept. 17.-Whea the
way fire. CHS from the west pulled up at
the abash depot this morning young
man bv the Inc of Shannon JarInan of
Sturgeon, stepped out the platf' rm.
Almost imme dIately two women dnd d
man each armed with n revolver, rushed
from the car aud commenced hrlng
fusiilade AT The young man, VINO tiuaily
escaped without Injury after the three
had been dIsarmed by the sher fl Thev
were Mr.. aud Mrs, j. A Crawford and
daughter. residing near Sturgeon.
Aiiss Crawford charges that last March
while liking a buggy ride with Jarman,
he placed her under the influence of
drugs and accom- plished her rum. She
is soon TO become mo her. Jarman
Was arres ed aud placed under bonds aud
today The parties were on The way to
Mexico where the case comes up ia the
circuit court
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CAN CURE ASTHMA AND
HAY FEVER.
4 Noted Physician OfFrrs to Prove This
to All sufferers in Topeka
on Thursriav.

The majority of sufferers from Asthma
end Kindred Complaints, alter trying
Doctors and NUMB riess Remedles a0-
vertIsed as POSITIVE cures without AVIAN,
have come 10 the conclusion that mere
is No cure for this most distressing dis
ease, and these same persons VIII be me
more n doubt and skepIcaI when ihey
learn through the CO umus OF me press
tina DIR. Rudolph Schlumann, The recOg-
nlzed authority VINO has treated more
cases of these diseases than any living
u C or. mas achieved success lay peril C
ing a remedy ~ hen no oIly gives lulr
nculate reiisf III the worst Cases tut mas
fosi lively cured thousands VI sufferers
who were cUns .dered incurdble. hese
were Just as skepIical al some u1 our
resld.r, now are. DR.. Scn dmanns rem
ed o doubt posse7se5 ehe merit Wh'ch
i Gained for Il or he would not auihrr-
ize mas PAPER Ia announce hat he 10 not
oul. Wiling to give free To each erson
s1H-rIng from Asthma, Eay yer,
I-nlhislc, or Bruncnitlo IN TINS CITY one
free liberal III Iox Of his Cure, bur ur-
leutlv Requests all sufferers 10 Call at
4 wlev bros Drug store. corner KAN
pa avenue ana sixth sreei, from 8 II III.
til y. m. Thursday, September lSth.
and re i've d pack ge absolutely Tree
OF charge, knowing that III making
the claim he does for his cure,
strong doubt may ARISE in the minds OF
many, aud that personal rest, IS he
offers to al, viii be more convincing,
and prove It's merits. than the put. shing
OIL thousand. Of testimonials from persons
who have been permanently cured by
the u-e OF his As hmA Cure. DIR
Scniffman's Asthma Cure as 1t is called
has been sold 10y Druggists of lh1s city
ever since it was first introduced, al
though many persons may never have
heard Of it, and It IS with a view to reach
ing these that he makes Ihis offer This
j. certainly a most generous and fair
Cff-r aud all vino are suffering from
any of the above omplaints should re-
member the date and place where the
distribute viii be made, and avail
themselves of the same. Persons liv-
ing OUT of this city who desire 10 test
tie efficacy of this most wonderful rem
edy " i'll receive a package free by mail
by writing to DR.. r. sen ffnanu, 80
Rosabel street, s. Paul. Mum, prov.d-
ing their letter is received before Sep
temher 8 ., as no free samples can be OBJ
tanned af er that date.
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MAY NOT BE DIPATHERIA
a, the Reform Schooi, But 1t is Safer to
ar, u. L. ri <sdly.


ar Il. L. Ri ssdly.
DR.. Kirk patrick, secretary of the state
board of health. visited the reform school
yes erddy afternoon after he had been
Informed by TATE JOURNAL reporter
of that institution having been quaran-
:ined for dion IBERIA.
To Jour NAL reporter today DR.. Kirk
pa'rick sad: 81 have serious doubts
about that case being diph her,a.
yet l think the attending phssi-
C an, DR. RYDER, has certainly done
just the proper thing in treating il as
diphtheria. l would have done hat N.Y.
self. The boy was sitting up hen | saw
him and said he was better, aud The
building he is in is under strict quaran-
tine. don't think there will be any
more cnses III the school, unless the Gun
tag on was spread in the earlier Stage of
the disease"
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lRuN ROD IN COURT.
The Supreme Justic End Out How
bruce OK Was Hurt.

A law suit and big piece of iron was
today filed in the supreme court. In the
law suit Bruce Cox. VINO used TO work for
the Rock Island at Hutchinson rs d
switcnman. is trying to get damages for
injuries received.
Cox was climbing on top of freight
Car one day when the bent iron rcd. the
top round of the ladder which WAS
screwed on top of the car, gave Way and
let N fall down between The cars on the
bum pers, where he hurt his back.
The Case was declded against him in
the district cour. but he has NOW appeal
ed 10 the supreme court With the case
he has filed, as exhibit "a" tine iron rod
which gave way and caused his fall.
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Formal Opening of III Phyzic. Building.
LAWRENCE. Sept 17.-ihere will be
formal dedication of the new phys cs
building at Kansas university about o.
tober l. An address Will be delivered
by professor of Chicago university.
The building will be open for recep-
ton and inspe clion i'll the evening.
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For delivery during present month we
viii take orders tor best qualify Usage
Coal at following prices:
Best Usage City Shaft, de
hvered... ........ $3.50 per ton.
Best Usage County Shaft,
delivered ..... So 25 per ton.
The above is for the product OF the
Usage Carbon Co. Will be we'll screened
" hen loaded GA wagons al our ward If
purchaser so desires, will be weighed on
cav scales. Now is he time to fix your
selves for "A hard winter
THE SOUTHWESTERN FUEL Co,
634 Kansas ave.
Tel 1913, Al Office.
Tel Ia at Yard
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Osnge Conl I'D Bed Roe. Prtcea.

For delivery during present month we
will take orders for best quality Usage
Coal al following prices:
Best Usage Guy Shaft, de-
hver+d ............... $3.50 per ton.
Bes, Gage County Shaft,
delivered. ........... $22 per ton.
the above is Tor the product of the
Usage Carbon Co. Will he we'll screened
wnen loaded on wagons at our Y I'd II
purchaser SO DESIRES will he weighed on
city scales. Now IS he time to Tx your
selves for hard winter.
The SoUTHw EsTERN FUEL Co,
634 Kansas ave.
Tel. 1913, at Office.
Tel. IA, at Y FL
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KEY " EST, Fla, sept. Fit is stated
on reliable authority that an ex. ednIou
consisting of several hundred we'll
equipped men left here Sunday morning
Tor ,ne keys, where they are 10 meet u
vessel that will lake Them 20 CUBA. A
Fp >nisn gunhoAt arrived last night to
head off the expedition.
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TrE DEATH Roll.

]. c johnson, agel 4S. died this
morning at at his home, 2037 Van Blu
rem street.. He died from caucer. The
funeral was he. d at o'ciocR this after
noon from the residence TO Topeka Gem
etery.
Willie Drake, aged 8, died last even
ing from typhoid fever at his home. 5OT
Chandler street The funeral took place
this afternoon at 8 from the home to To-
Leka cemetery.
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SPRING HILL. Sepi. 1.-THE founda-
ton Tor the new creamery is almost
ready for the carpenters. The building
IS To be ASKS with an ell 14x16 for an
engine room on the west side. Il will be
one story high and divided into four
rooms
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O-sGe Coat ar ksrd rock Prices.
For delivery during present month we
will take orders fer best quality Usage
Coal al following Lric~s:
Best Usage City shaft, de-
lIvered Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 per ton.
Bees Usage County Shaft
delivered $225 per ton.
The above is for the PR dhct of the
Usage Carbon Co. viii be well screened
when loaded on wagons at our ward. If
purchaser s. desires. will be weighed on
CITY scales. Now Is the time 10 Tx your
selves for hard winter.
HE SOUTHWESTERN FUEL Co.
634 hansas ave.
Tel 1913. at Office.
Tel IA, at Yard.
kcrsnsca shift
Screened Coal,
$3.50 Der ton.
GREEN Coal / o.,
81 Kansas avenue,
O~aGe City Shift
Best quality.
$3.50 per ton.
GREEN Coal Co.
OIL Kansas ave.
O~age Conl AZ SEQ Rocs1 Prices.
For delivery during present month we
will take Old rs for best qualify Usage
Coal at following prices:
best Usage CITY Shat de-
livered. ......-........ 81 so per ton.
Best Usage County shaft,
delivered .............. 50 % per ton.
1he above is Tor the product of the
Usage Carbon Co. " i'll be we'll screened
when 10 ided on wagons at our yard II
purchasers 30 desires, will be weighed
on city scales Now is the time to Tx
yourselves for hard winter
The SOUTHWESTERN FUEL Co.
ga, Kansas ave.
Tel 1913, at Office.
Tel IA, at Yard
O%age City shaft
Best quality.
$500 per ton.
GREEN Coal Co,
62l Kansas ave.
Does your headache? Try Oae Min
ute Headache Tablets. ]. < JONES,
Druggist
Usage City shaft
Best quality.
$2.5U per ton.
GREEN Coal Co,
81 Kansas ave.
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FAILED IN PHYSICAL ExAMINATIo


EMPoRIA. Sept. 1.-THE outlook for
foot BAH this season at the College of
Emporia Is very encouraging. Seven of
the old PLAYERS are back ready for bus.-
ness. Seven new ones are ready o train
for a place on the team A canvass is
being made at tue college TO-DAY for the
purpose of raising money to dsfray e.
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Tel. 1913, al Office.
Tel. la, at Y ard.
TODAY's MARKER REPORT.
Furnished by the Associated Press TO tn
State journal.


State journal.
CHICAGO, Sept 17-Wheat started
weak On disappointing cables and heavy
nurthwestern receipts bur reacted later.
December opened % q &c lower at BIZ
@579, sold to $50 and reacted TO 5816.
Corn was steady on the covering of
shorts. May opened unchanged at ~,
sold from 28% to~9A and reacted to
1913
Oats were steady with corn. May
opeued 15c higher ut 2OX, sold from
2O9f TO 81, and reacted to the opening
price.
Provisions opened steady on moder-
ate hog receipts.
January pork opened unchanged at
$9.3215
J4n1ary lard sold at $5.721l and Jan
uarv RIBS at 81 S.
Hoas-Receipts today 10000; left
over 300. Market fairly active; g, Oh
light tim. others weak TO 5 cents lower.
L gh' S. 8O146'; mixed So 90@455;
heavy $3.S0@A55; rough So SJ@3 9j.
Official receipts yesterday 18, Isl; sup
men1s 1919
700 Texans and $500 Westerns Mar
ket steady. Beevrs $340 q IS: cows
and heifers $1.4 i@3 10; Texas staers,
! s. S0e13 40; ~es:erns $50" "a 40; stock
ers and feeders 81 3i@4 90. Official re-
ceipts Yesterday %, To: shipments 5,542.
SHEEP-Receipts l9.O0u. Markst weak
to IL cents lower. Official receipts yes
teTdav l8. 179; shipments "a q.
Estimated receipts hogs tomorrow 3d.
OJU.
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EnaUrganfs Elefea'ea WA s EAill"d.
HAvANA, Sept. 17-Ohciai dispatch
es report the defeat Of 500 insurgents
under command of IA Cuban named Gil,
at Pledra, near Guantanamo. The camp
of the insurgents was C prured after a
sharp fight, in which eigh, Cuhans were
killed and three Spaniarda wounded.
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penses of coach. The normal will also
have CT ck team this year. The team
will be organized in a few days.
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HAY Firm; timothy $95001LOO;
prairie $500 $3.50
BUTTER-FIrm, higher; creamery 1913
@18. dairy 14415.
EGGs-Firm at 12c.
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Kansas CITY II ,rkets,

KANSAS CRY, Sept II -CArrLE-Re-
ceipts. $40; shipments. 2,90A Mar
ket slow, weak and 1Oc lower. Texas
s,esrs 1915 : 3 80; 1exas COWS, $L4O
u25J: beef steers s2.7O ee5.4O; native
cows $151a $50; stocEers and feed
ers $22 ,W39 bulls $175 02.S0.
Hoes = neceipts, 6,9'U; shipments,
1000 Market weak to 10 cents lower.
Bulk of sales $4.05 "a 20; heavles, IS 81
oz415 packers. 81. 10 :, AS; NIKE $4VU
9A20; lights. $40504 20; yorkerA $4IO
Gs42O: piss $2.5Oy "a W.
oHEsP-1ecelDrs, 3,3I0; shipments,
POO Marker slow 5@lOc lower. Lambs
q 75@49 muttons, 81 25@3 10
NHEAr-Steady and unchanged.
CoKN-In good demand; No. = mixed
2736; No. 2 white %.
oArs-Flrm; No mixed 172c;
No :. white. 19c
RYE-Ne .. aeminally 341<c
FLAxsEEp- Easier; sent. nomjnally
SO
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scranton Sh;fE
Screened Coal,
Sc 20 per ton.
GREEN I OAL Co.,
62I Kansas avenue.
Roala-Ea nhono 1910 81. c.

All resident Israeltes and those so.
journing here, are cuurteously invited 10
attend divine services on Wednesday
evening al 8 u'ciock, and Thursday morn
ing at 10 O'clock at the synGs ogue, IN
Masonic block.
Little GEN. SC Everybody smokes it.
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Pgn = G.a4.sJ.bb RS,

MIHNEAPoL1s, Sept 1.-THE plate
glass ,hLers ASSOCIATION began session
at " est hotel this afternoon. Fiji eea
representatives of the large companies
of the country ara in attendance. Chi
cago, Detroit, New York, Cincinnati,
Kansas City and Minneapolis are rep
resented.
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War ant for Baron Won FEamm Orst~5r
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Pail Nall
G. zette this afternoon says that war
rant has been issued for the arrest of
Baron Won Hammers; Elm upon the charge
of having uttered forgeres to The
amount of 750,OOO. Baron Won Hammer
stein. who was removed from the posi-
tion of editor in chief of the KreHzer
Zs;ung last April is supposed to be in
hiding in London.
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Os~Ee Coal as Bed Rock Prices.
For delivery during present month we
will take orders for best quality Usage
Coal at following prices:
Best Usage City SAaft, de-
hverei. ....... $3.50 per ton.
Best Usage County shaft,
delivered ....... $225 per ton.
Tue above is for the product of the
Usage Carbon Co. VIII be well screened
when loaded on wagons at our yard II
purchaser SD desires, will be weighed on
civ scales. Now is the time to fix your
selves for a hard winter.
HE SoUTEw asTERN FUEL Co.,
634 Kansas ave.
Tel. 1913, at Office.
Tel la at Y4rd.
N~runt0n hvfs
Screened Coal,
S225 per ton
GREEN Coal Co,
621 Kans-s avenue
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WOMEN PAKAOE IN COSTUME.

Disguised in FsninNt.c Attira Sab -sh.. La
dies Garry Advertising Devices Through
Iown.
ABtTHA. Sept 1.-THE women of
III congregational church at this place
just turned into the churcn treas
ury &6J, which they earned In an un-
usual and aim S sensational way.
SINE of The ladies of the church
earned dollar by making a parad. on
he street, q sguised and dressed IN fan
tas'. C Costumes, carrying advertising de-
wees for various business houses They
were freely criticised by some of the
spectators, who objected on The ground
of the parade being indecOrous for la.
dies
Two firms had couple of ladies in
their show windows liked up to give
point to their advertising matter. and
both attracted much attention Nearly
all the firms in town were represented In
the parade.
FAILED IN PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
The Norton BOY Vino worked His Way 20
Naval C"dotrhiP l. Di- ppointod
ELLSWORTH, sept. 17-In response to
a telegrs m from the naval authorities at
the Annapolis academy, Arthur Draper
has left for that place. John Mccullough
the young man who passed very CT ed.
table exam nation for a cade ship at the
Annapolis academy at Downs IA few
mouths ago, failed in physic ] exam
iuatioD, and as Draper was selected by
the same board at Dow Us as first alter
naie, IL called upon 10 take his place.
Mccullough is the Norton boy who
travelled overland to Downs and did
chores along the way to pay his board.
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ArcHIsoN's CORN CARNIVAL.
SONS of tho Featur~s For the Festival
Are Announced.

SONS of tho Featurss For the Festival
Are Ann"u,scad.
ATCHIsoN, Sept II The arrange
ments Tor the corn carnival to be held
here on the rs b, are beng rapidly cuni-
pleted Enough has already been don 8
to announce with Certainty the following
fea ures:
Marshalrs Topeka band, 56 men.
the Soldiers home band, 90 men.
The Atchison band, % men.
football game between the Kansas
state university and Midland college
on Mid and college campus, at 2 p. M,
Running races st Taylor's park at
o III.
An a-onaut will ride a mule to the
clouds al Forest park, and descend by
means OF parachute, al p. III.
Flower Carnival on the streets at 5
p. N.
Corn carnival on the streets at night
There will be- hundreds Of maskers.
Electrical displays by both the cleo
trio light companies. THe new company
will erect Il huge affair 27x6J fee, bear
ing the words: Corn il king; long I've
the king This will bs suspended
across Commercial street, be ween the
New comb and Harwi buildings
Every mef chant of Alchisou will make
an elaborate window display, and The
town will be decorated as it was never
decorated before.
fambeau parade, larger and better
than ever before,
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o. ge cay shaft

Best quality.
$2.5J per ton.
GREEN CoAI. Co,
81 Kansas ave.
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IRRIGATION COMPANY LOSES.

~
MiIIers Get Nominal Verdict for the
Diversion of Water by Irrigation.
PHILLIPsBURG, Sept 1.-THE case of
Peter Hansen against the Ward Irrga
ton company has been conclu ded 10y the
jury bringing in verdict for 81 in favor
of Hansen.
Hansen sued for $4,000 damages for
the diversion of the water from his mil
by the Ward company of Logan. The
case was really test case and was b.ck-
ed by the MIllers' association of north
west Kansas. be right of about twenty
i've mills was involved lhe value of
which announced to about $150,O00
he case was on trial for 4 week and
attracted much attention throug hout all
northwestern Kansas The Ward Irriga-
ton company will doup;less take the
case to line supreme court The Hansen
mill is lucaled on me North solomon
RIVER at Logan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-17
Dive G Grained.

Dive G. Grained.
Judge Hazen has granted divorce to
Eva o. Miller from her husband, Bert
aiiller The grounds were the gross
neglect of duty.
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Screened Coal,
s. % per ton.
GREEN e. GAL Co.,
62l Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-17
O@age City shaft

Best qualify.
$3.50 per ION.
GREEN COAL Co,
81 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-17

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-17

Usage City shaft
Best quality.
$500 per ton.
GREEN Coal Co,
62l Kansas ave.