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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

0eutf9e pffi5t0fs 8Gdtirr
beuten 6ersits an, baB nt9t nur angeIit9ts
bes neuen fran5Dif4en @ef9iibes, neue @ez
f9iibe fiir's beut d. Seer nDtbig feien,
lonbern OaB man, an9efi3ts bes fran5Difi9sn
planes elmer @%ermebrung Der prdien5itdrte
Der frdn30iif9en Armee UNI 100000 Marn
bur9 S4affung pierter 8ataiGone, audi
uuf 8erItdrtung oes beuti9en Seres iiber<
baupt beOu4t iein mii1e. 8ieGei9t - 10
lpintt Der %offi3iOfe p6amburgii9e &orrcz
iponbent" = lei audi cine Neubepaffnung
Der Snfanterie unb cine 1mgeitaltung bes
8efeiigungstpeiens bes &eides notbuenoiq.
9as eurppdif4e 6eerpeien tit unb bleibt Die
S9rau6e pbne Gnoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

r+E
bro6t alio nit elmer eigenen 2egislatur, bic
cr aus feiner eigenen Saf9e, B. +. nit ben
@elbern unterbalten min, pel9e er bauptz
fd6li9 Der 8%oitoner 8iirgeri9aft abge=
nommen bat.
@aszNbbids bebeutet in Bolton pber
@ilmington nnsefdbr 10 biel tpie Baron
Oerfes in @6icogo, nur 1T Nbbids NOD biel
freezer als unIer 9err Oertes; bieler bat
bisber tpenigsens ni9t perlangt, baB r6n
bic 2egislatur ais Senator na9 @afbington
fdtde.
Oiefe 6o9ftapler pom @9lage zines
Nbbids pGblen it9 fir lire ebrsei5igengldne
bic fleinen Staaten. Ser 3pergitaat Oela=
mare 6at nur 1854 @tnpp6ner, al1o
faum 10 piel pie bfer @arbs in @biz
cagp, unb in Der 2e9isGutur fiben nur 80
2eute; 16 bilben mitbin f9on cine Mebrbeit,
bic lei9ter gu fdufen lit, als uni er Stabt=
rat6 nit Ieiner Mebrbeit BON 35. 80 Sc
1eb9eber, nGmlt9 8 Senatoren unb 81 Hez
prGientanten, 1inb aber i'm 8erbdltniB gum
8efammtbotum fe6r biel, benin biefes be-
trGgt nur in runber Summe 10000 Stimz
men, es ndblen alfo i9On 1000 Gtimmge6er
einen G%eprdfentanten unb circa $500 einen
Senator, pdbrenb in Slinois BEL elmer Sc
iemmtbebOlferung bon 4 W2iQionen nur 81
5enatoren unb 153 Geprdientanten, 3uz
1ammen alfo 2O4 MitgIieber Der 2egislutur,
ertpd6lt perben. @omit fommt Bel einem
@e1dmmtbotum bon iiber elmer MiQiDn auf
nur 10000 Stimmgeber elm 3eprGfentant
unb auf 100000 Elm Senutor.
9elatpare 1T alfo Elm ~giinltiges @er1u9s~
feb fir reide @auner, fi4 pOlitif4e @telz
lungen gu ~ergattern. Menn bas in ben
Minenz unb 8ieb6eerbenzS taaten Der Sell
fenge6irge gef6iebt, nun, bunn 1T bas ia
audi iebr 5u ~bebauern, u6er man ~ertpartet
bpm u@i1ben @eften" ni9t biel 8eferes;
baB aber in einem Der dlteiten Gtauten Der
Union, in 9elatpare, bas bor ben Sboren
Nep gort's, @afbington's, 8altimOre's
unb pbildbelpbia's 1iegt, Elm @aszNbbids
es tpagen barf in FOLDER @eiIe aufautreten:
bas 1T Elm betriibenbes 3ei6en bes 8erfaGs,
Der Corruption unb Der @brloiigfeit.
@bbids fennt Die Weltgei9i9te tpubrz
{9einli9 ni9t; Elm Mann, Der 3eitlabens
nun auf Der 8DrIe fpefulirt, Nlbermen gez
f6miert unD @efeb9eber befto6en bat, pirb
fi6 tpobl penig nit Der @e19i9te anbeter
@Dlter ~abgegeben baben. l1nb bod f9eint
er nd9 grDBen Muitern 81 6anbeln, f9eint
er ii3 bic @orgGnge i'm alien @rie9enlanb
unb Rom, Die Gonfuln u1b @egemonIuln,
Die Safer unb @egentaiier, Die PGp1te unb
@esenpdpite gum 8orbilb genommen gu 6a=
ben. @r min cine @egen1egislatur aufftelz
len unb iib bon bieier gum Senator erfldren
lafen.
Die eriten Mo6en bes neuen sSSa6tes perz
ben uns alfo aus benz BriigelItuate Della
mare re9t nette 8ef9eerungen bringen.
Wenn d6sr @aszg(bbids nun tpirtli4 qe,
ndbIt perben foute? @erben 1i9 Oann Die
Sendtoren in Waibington BEL fetnem Gin
tritte Die gafen 3ubalten un8 ii9 gu elmer
0emDnitrdtion aufruffen2 @ir glauben
faum. Abbifs finbet elm gun3es 9duflein
Seinesglei6en i'm b09iten Rat6e Der Station,
beren innete 5Gu1niB fo19e 9asz
Nbbidsz8lafen in bic 906e unb in ben
Sendtsiaal Der Ser. Stdaten hineintreibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

0ie beutf9fGnbii4e Ii6eraGe preife alcr
Gi6tungen 1T frOb O%ariiber, baB Der
&ei9stag bic &egierungsbprlage iibsr
MenDerungen beg @trafDerfa9rens = bic
SuFt3<NooeIIe" pie ps in benz
auuoerpGli9 bortiser Negsrunaen betBt -
por ben 5erien ~pertporfen bat, 0enn itatt
gsrbehsruaasa bot lie &epb0ierunssa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

Ser 6euerbdmonb bat au6 ben ultea
8ismard beimgeiuAt. Die groBe
S9neiOemiible auf ieinem ppmmerl9en
@ute @af3in 1T nieberge6rannt unb Der arlz
geriAtete S4uoen Elm betrd4tli@er. Iun -
8ismard tana's aushaltea! :,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

Art Sin1melSSelt,
8ernimmt man9' Sbr ben Ietien
@elat9 Ser @elt:
Dem iet'sen Ni9ts entftiesem,
Ser EN- gen Stub,
lin rubeIos gu fliesen
@oSu2 @osu?"
0o9 Der arme Md6re 6%ieronbmus 2prm,
pber 6etnrt9 2dnoesmanr, fpie er eiqentGiCh
bieB, mar bonn eriten S~inglingsalter an oes
8ebOrs unb bes Nugenli9ts beruubt unb Itin
Sribifnn 1T .baber tsi9t erflGrli9.
@6er tper nit geIunben freien 8liden fi6
bic f9One Melt bef9aut, Der tpirb, p6 alt
Doer jung, an ei1em guten @slt5pefe feItz
balten.
0ds alte Sabr bra9te bielen Gin3slnen
unO gun3en 2drtbern Srit6es unb @9peres.
Mber I'm Here 2efer unb mir BADEN in ibm al.9
0eaes uno S90nes erlebt: 6iiben unb brit
ben etnen gepaltigen Nuff9pung gerabe berz
ienigen Wifeni9aftet, pelGe benz Menl9en
2aft uno S9mer5 erlei9tern. unb i6rr
10 man9e abfoBenOe Grf9einungen uno
t%raurige @rfubrungen biben biirfen mir uns
trDiten NIT Der @inii9t, tpel9e BON Der
Ration i'm @roBen BEL Der leBten getpnltigen
@olfstpabl b~euiefen purbe, unb nit hem
4atrtottsmus, fpomit AUDI Die geI9lugeue
ftarfe Minber6eit troB duer @rregung Ii6
Der @ntf9eibung untertparf. 8eibes berz
fpri9t fir Die 3uftnft BEN gi15elnen tnie
benz Sanger Slid unb 6eiG.
Wir ponen es audi i'm neren Sabre mil
benz 6O9en Soealtiten S9iGer baGten, Der
beim 8lid auf Die 906en unb Siefen be5
@eltaas ni4t oer3peifelt frdgt: rWo5u?
@p3u9", fOnbern an ie ben freubigen
aruftz nnb 5bat=9 ebanten fniipft:
Senitb nno Staotr.
$50 BIT au9 pan6eIit i'm &auun, es frtiipft 6ein
!3enitb unb gtabir
Sin BEN Strnutel bid an, bid an sic &9Ie Der
g2elt.
@ie bu au9 ban6eIt in Dir, es beriibre BEN SinrneG
Der @tQs,
Sur9 bic @9ie BET @eLt 9ebe bic &t3tuns Ser
Shat!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Mbpmmem,ent s:VreiIe:


su gbicaso bur9 Die 3rd9er ms 9ous s~eGiefert.
2ugeDIuu PEI 0pUe ~. 10
SdaltAe ausoabe uub Ser @eten" per 8O6e.. 0.2O
Idglibe @us9abe per Sabr 7s0
unb Scr @eiten" ............ 1910
n3tt Weiten" per Sabr.......... ... ........ 2.G0
MoGcntlibe @usoabe per br............. 25
uusUdrtioe Nbonusnten per goH In BEN Ser. etaatsn
foipie @anaOa unO Mtsrico:
TdeIife @us9obe per Sabr $500
Ser Ueteu~ per 200
@6hcntli3e &usoube Der Sabr..........%.... 200
Sns HUSBAND:
(Ganaoa unb MtericO au~soenomnlenl:
9dalibe Nusoabe per $3.50
Wodenblutt ooer @o6eusg8cten ............... 800
6onntaassgSeiten nit p66er3 unO GrnfH...... $50
2oQeblatt uno Ser @eiten 1850
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co..
G6icaao. in.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Gpb6remgei0m9.

60 lang Sic Sterne freiien
Gm Simmelsselt,
8ernimmt man9' Sbr ben Ieiien
@eian9 ser @elt:
Dem iel'sen 9ei9ts entitiesen,
Der ew'9en Stub,
lin rubeIos 81 fliegen -
@oSu? @osu?"
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
The Earthquake Shock in
Southern Kansas
MOre Severe Than at First Re-
POrted-Queer Antics
CHICKENS
w no Leave Their ROost at
South Haven.
Mysterious Disappearance Of a
Young MankatO Girl.

wichita Dee 2--F-urrher particulars
com1nE-ln shows the earthquake shock
Of Thursday morning in southern kan
sas 10 have been heavier than at first
reported
1t IS thought that the south wall Of
the city building is damaged. hut 10
what extent VIII nos be known until
the city engineer. who has been order
e1 To inspect the building haLS maze j
report 10 the mayor TIE city prison
ers- VINO ara kept in the basement OF
the building were awakened and be-
came So frightened that they begged
Herpert ChIles. the night Warchnnan, 70
1T them out
Three miles south Of the city the dis
turbauce vas 50 severe that the farm
house OF H B Mcpherson vas moved
nearly two inches on its foundarIou- Mr.
McPhers0l's mother. Mrs Ellen No
Phersou. a woman "A years old, was -
scared that she Il very sick and mas the
constant care of a physician today
A special from South Haven says that
two persons. Who. were asleep at the
time OF Cha shock have SIgnE bruises
about the had Three SrlaI buildings
were slightly moved On their fOUuda-
tl0us and dishes and earrheuWare bro
ken IN four different houses South
% here the chickens left the roost and
scattered about over the prairie Near
~ every body in the town vas val king
about on the streets within ten minutes
after the shock and some q than were
too badly frightened ID retire again
w a NaEru6=r- an old man wac has
been Sighting the New England Mutual
Insurance company over three sores OF
land On the Eurrh boundary Of MS farm
III Morton township. said he thought
vV hen LE= shock came that it was an at
tempt To blow Up his premises with
dynamite 50 he got out ard spent the
rest 0t tie EiElC running around over
his farm hUuLing Tor the hole he
thought It vas the lulpaUEss last Re-
sort 20 keep him from getting the three
.-r.-s
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
NEW ENTERTAINER.
frank WeIghtna1 IN Demand at
Amstsur Perforuanc s-LesS
NIGHTS Beusfs

Topeka patrons Of local entertain
Ueuts have q rev entertainer in the
person Of Mr. Frank Weightua1. who
recently came TO this city from New
castle Eng Mr. Weightmau made his
first appearance before z Topeka audi
eaee at the ChauCeI Chapter entertain
UenE at Library haU last Tuesday
night ard last night parCfcfDared n tha
aeEe1C euterraIuE1ent Of the Foster Hu-
Iu1EersOuzLiOns may be said TO have
made hit with the audience and
last night he vas compelled to respond
To three encores- Mr. WeighrrIaa viii
undoubtedly be ii demand at al local
a1 terta1E 1EDents IN the future
Ile SHOW storm Of yesterday evening
DT6v=nC61 many persons who had Dur-
chased tickets from enjoying the *
es--=1E programme arranged by rEa
roster Humane society for the benefit
eateEraI1U=uC Al Library hall last
night After the opening selection bv
the McdCcS an enjoyable musical pro
EraE11r-l=- vocal ard Instrumental was
rendered with racIta-i11s by Mrs A W
Dana and i'm 1persG1arious by Mr. Fran <
WeighCUzC-
Those Who paCtfcIp Ipatzd IN the pro-
graITzT11s were Misses Gertrude and I-11-
Ga IS TaCC- Mss Annie u Parry Bun
dE,AIrs-A- w Dana 1Ir Frank WeIErr-
man Mss Mary HoIEls Mss P=arIz[a
Prescott and NJ James Moore 5Tr
W T Roehr and Mr. c. z Lewis ard
Mss Charlotte Lyman acted as ae-
cGuCauLSEs
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
THE POMEROY BLOCK.
Building Erected by the Eeuozs Ed
Ter, Dsssrozed -or Eirs

La Crosse Wis Dee 3--The worst
dra that has visited this city for Years
occurred about midnight last night OF
the cid Brick P0ueroy block ard tha
3Ee3EEIau Opera House block this
morning, only the toCUering walls re-
EzIu
The second floor Of the Ouera block
was taken uP with Offices. while on tIzs
third d0or was The Cd NcMIuan Cuzra
hail. now used as the arnOry for Com
pzZy u" Of the national guard
IN this floor al TIE stores of the cou-
EAEy were keDt- and whe1 the IRE
Ezae1zc r1s powder and shells, the az-
pl1sl1u vas terrific The loss VIII ex-
ceed $3.50. geo SIX Ereuzu were injured
three seriously
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
LOOKS Luxe THE SPHINX.
CouUsat q Al E1oruous BowIdar
LaEsa % MaEEszan

Waulzagau- III Dec 3.-AEanv trav-
elsrs GA unz lLII7Ealzee division OF the
N1r-lVT=sc=rn railroad are comment
ing On the suhEE1-Lzza appearance 1f
the enormous 1oVrI-1=r r=ceutIy placed
1E the railroad IN the park south Of
rhe depot as 4 IaE1uarz
Th1s biz sto1e- weighing Is tous. was
found IN the woods JUST uorru Of Nil
v-aul1ee. q quarter Of mile from -he
railroad. and much trouble AID eE-
pe-se was gone 20 in E=rtInE II here
4 special track was laid To II and an
extra strong car was used To bring it
h=FE W1=rz a special track was again
ed
II Is CT brown sandstone and one side
ts nar- IL vas intended CO set the fat
side toward The railroad tracks and
cut in the name Tz-iz-sar n zz-rrzrf
Ilz ot1er way however ard was I=fE
So and many people think thar the
irregularities 1f fr= outline --F7z7- $50
AE1ll a certain position bring CUT the
cuElf1As Of the famous zrrf-w
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
CLAIMANTS II SWARMs
Ara Eushirg TO Fs=s to Get Some
t1ng From the DE-. Evans Esszea-

tang From the Dr. Evans EsEsea-
New York Dec s-Aceor1Ing 20 the
worlds Paris correspondent exciting
scenes may be looked for when the VIII
Of the late Dr. Thomas W Evans EEe
American dentist L. opened q ClaLlrl1salEs
ara arriving from America twice a
week in barchHz- The last barC1 Is *
pe-l=d next SATURDAY Dr. John Evans
the nephew says CbAr he thinks TIE VII
Is 70 De- opened next Monday though ne
has rot been off1ctzLlE- notified vet Of rs
uucles death IT = lot known even
by IL EaI1ls- Dr. Evans lawyer. v1slh-
=r tH= INSTRUMENT IS sigDsd OF not
1IaTa seems Co 1e an lrTl 1reSSl1u rE1s1E
the doctor fell under bad Influences Just
before his death and that the VIII Of
last September was dictated by design
ing persons
re Herald-s Paris corres1ondeut
quotes a frieud Of Dr. Evans As say
ms
-lIazy assert that Dr. Evans dIzd
i1t=s-aC=. but on the oEner hand o-h-
=rs say that tnara Is certainly q VIII n
his desk
TIT IS known that Dr. Evans heI5
-raaE d=al % real estate. in Paris For
instance -here is Rouse flruerIF 0c-
CupI=d ly him at the corner OF the Az
=1ue DuBais DE- EouIaeue and Ave
-l- Mz--1sSlT-. surrounded oy ver-
large garden Dr- Evans considered
that property worth Zg.l0g 600 fra 1es-
HIS property at no q Avenue DeEals
Gu BQuIogue ard some land back o. il On
vrhEe1 the Lafayette home has bean
cff1-st trt1cr51- would 1e worth say g Gg9 900
francs Besides this chere is house
in the Avenue kIe5er ard other proper
In N=w York d. Evans has some
real estate also. bUE I know he sod
soma He disposed certainly Of some
property at LE= corner Of Dev srraeE
and Broad way for L-800. COO pounds srarJ-
should think ne al least worth 5.1Q0 600
pounds SLsrLI-E
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03

feet on the commerce of 4 refusal To
extend It's provisions was Tot To De cen
si6f=red- The object Of tie legislation
was the protection of the lives and
limbs OF the railroad employees Fig
ures furnished by Secretary ATossLer. OF
the COM uIISSI0aerS show the total num-
cer Of ears owned by TIE roads which
Ned petitions FOR an extension 10 De
1 Q69. 104 OF which those owning zSS zs0
ears had between - Der cent and loo
per cent Of their rolling stock equt pDed
Those owning 30 271 cars between .
and 60 per cent eQuIppe1 and those
owning I'D. S4I cars below = per cent
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
Ayers
SdPSapdPlIId

has been curing al forms OF blood
diseases -ser0fulz, eczema, letter,
rheumatism, erysipelas, blood poi
soning, etc There's 4 book about
these cures - Ayers Curebook, a
story Of cures told BY the cured,
which Is sent free Oh request, by
DR.. J C. aver, Lowell, Mass. The
book vii interest you f y0a are
sick Or weak, because 4 tells not
what t Is claimed the remedy VIII
do, but What your neighbors and
fellows testify that It has done
VIII It eUre you ? It has cured
thousands Ike you Why Lot you?
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03

VVashlcEroa- Dec s-Pensfsus have
beeu granted as follows
OriEiral-EF n Crow EszIIzrflEa- VVr1
z Dory- Kansas Clty- Cavld 3Iorr1r,5
EZIchrlo11- jacob Ealer- Prescott
Elcr=ase-LAw-ls Merritt N-- -f-.--.7 Z
Military 6Ouze- LaaverlV V-1r-a
Original WIDOW Erc-A-r Ps7r.77f-1-z
Arlington LGcT h Perry. Fuller
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
ARANsAS PASS FAR AWAY.
O1Iy Eiglt Feet OF Water 50 Far A.
tzIuad

washington D C. Dec s-EenersI
Wiso1- c1I=F of engineers has received
the report OL the hoard of euEius=rs an
pointed 70 make an fuv=sCfEaricrl Of
the work accom- Ezllshsd at Ararsss
Pass Texas BY the Ara1sas Pass Har-
bCr company The u1derrz Izirz vas "a
obtain - feet GE water ana up 10 this
tine z little more than eight fser bss
bezu attained
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
SANTA FE DEALS
Road Makes q Bond Transaction and
Buys z Short Line Of Read

New York Dec st vas announced
in Wall street today that the ACchIsOn-
Topeka < Santa F7e Railroad company
hszs sold To 2 syndicate % 6uauceers z
sufficient number OF ACchiSol general
mortgage f0urs 10 take Up the entire
outstanding amount of $3.50 Geo guarau-
tee fund o per cent notes due Noven5er
l. 1898
The bonds have been held in the
treasury where they were reserved for
the purpose under the plan Of reorgar-
izart0u
The ArchIsou road II was made
known in this city today has completed
negotiations for the purchase of the
Silver CITY and Northern railroad z
siding running from White Water y.
NJ to mining camps about Il miles Dis
tauC- The ACC-1sou road has been Op-
Grating the siding under an opLicn for
almost Z year
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03

What does 4 stand for g? When
some friend suggests that your
blood needs 4 sarsapariIIa treat
ment. remember that 4 stands for
AYERS The first letter IN the
alphabet stands for the first OF
sarsaparIlas ; first n origin, first
N record first N the favor Of the
family. Fer nearly half a century
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
BRYAN At MANHATTAN.
Spends Two Hours There Yesterday
and s Well Received

Manhattan Dec 3-W J. Bran
spent two hours in this city yesterday y
He arrived or the Union Pacific at
O'Clock and vas Immediately escorted
10 the home OF J e House an O-d
Illinois neIghhor- where PARTY OF
frieuIs consisting Of President T F.
VIII Of the state agricultural college
N Ewing a H E0ssi1s L H 7TEan-
John CsreeIy- Geo Haynes and James
Gillespie were waiting TO meet him at
dinner
After the meal q committee from the
K Of ? district convention il session
here waited on him ard escorted him
20 their castle hall where h made Il
stirring address 10 t1e Knights
Pacific station WHARF I-5o0 admirers
were Assem- EIesf ard demanded q
speech Mr. Bryan spoke briefly. but
hLs short address elected great e1-
CEusiaSrl-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
YOUNG GIRL MISSING
4 16Year-o Old Girl Runs Away From
Her Eauka-o Eoua

1TauEzto. Dec- G-N-o trace has vat
been discovered Of BueIah CFEteIIus. the
I6-year-oI1 daughter of 8 prominent
Cttizan 1f this town = P CTursItus. ~ 10
Ierr home suddenly last N[oU1ay even
ing she ATTENDED the opera Win a
married lady friend returning 70 within
block Of E1Us with her FemarZi1E
that she vas rot afraid 20 % on home
alone That vas the last Szsu of her
Later inquiry indicates that she took
the night train on rEz Rock Island for
the east buying her ticket 70 BelIaviIIe
and there bUyi1E q ticket 70 Kansas
City The girl has always conducted
herself very properly and enjoyed rhe
respect Of everybody VINO knew her
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
St. LOUIS FEED Rates Come Down

s. Louis Dec- 2--The directors OF
rh@ National Stock Yards East s.
LClz1S nave passed z resolution rsduc-
IEE the price OF nay = cents per 100
pounds ard corn Is cents per bgzsheE
TIE reduction was brought about Il is
said as result OF similar reductions
Eads a Kansas City under a Kansas
state law
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
FARMERS BUYING LAND.
Santa Fe Selling y estsrn Lands 70
Home Buyers

Mr.. Iuo. z Frost. land commissioner
Of the Santa F7e- states that the sale OF
Kansas farming land. Still continues.
and that the majority Of purcha SIS are
being made by local parties Much OF
the land held BY the Santa Ee IN the
central and western portions Of the
state has been sold in quarter section
and half section tracts during the past
eight months
Much Of the money received IN tina
state this year for wheat and corn Is
being placed in Kansas lands by the
Kansas farmers There Il more IN
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
UNIT AGAINST HAWAIL
PopuIists II Cougress VII Prssezt 3
Solid Front

washington Dec 3--T1z SIX P9pu-
list members Of the senate are 20 lu-
pose U1IEee1Iy rE= Hawaiian auUeEaci1Es
treaty I6eT are opposed To a--s----lz
the isLaE3s ueCaUse they Do l1- believe
II would BE- an advantage % tEH United
States from 4 strategic pCzur Gf view
and because It would require a Ell-l
larger navy 10 defend the new pgsses-
sious when acquired
Senator Harris who voices the views
Of his colleagues OF C1is point. said r1-
day I snaII oppose the annexation OF
Hawaii because believe il I'd le "A
giEzuEIc real estate sUeEuLz-ElU- rre
raVE uvouLd have 10 be greatly iucr=zs-
ed LC protect the rev territory II 71lll. j
PUT pauper laacr IL direct con 1e7rl l-ll7l
with American Ia5Orers. and would add
q very undesirable population
'sOu the other hand. however. 7 an IL
favor Of the United States guarantee
Ing d Republican form Of government
To Hawaii and as have Pearl Ezr-
bor now ard treaty sripulario1s pro-
htbftiug any ocher government acqulr-
iug coaIfnE stations IT IS uot needed as
Z strategic point
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03

RaUardrs E5or=nouu5 Syrup Is r-e \
mixture CT stomach 5HsTroyfu1z es-7r-s
but Is a sCzentlf7caIIE prepared rer-e15r
that cures coughs and colds and al
threat and ing troubles It's action i
quick prompt a11 positive Z5C and Sc
Geo " S-sns6szd. $50 Kan Ave an8
1IIler's Pharmacy. Cor 6ch ana T1paka
ave1ua
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03

E3aIIars-s Rurehcuud syrup is the
best known remedy for C3usuE1p pc-11.
Couzhs CoI6z aEd an Throat ard Chest
TrouhIas Every bottle Is guaranteed
Tt IS the best remedy Tor children -5
and 5Cc Geo w Staus1sL1- d12 kan
sas avenue and lEIIer's Pharmacy.
corner Szth and Topeka avenues
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03

Have you zeeu Us IN our new placer
TIE Cremerie SCOTT & SCOTT
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03

We do ueudI-E ard sew c1 Buttons
free CT charge Peerless Stsar1 zlufs r7-
NeW pIzCe-1-6 Kan Ave, Creuer[e
Scott < ScorL.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
MASONIC EoME CHANGE
supe-i1ts1de1t and Gasro1 Sope- Re
sgu &C Wichita

wichita Dec 81 L S9per and vie
Of BeICfr- W1e have for The last nine
months managed the Kansas Masonic
home in tbs ciIy as supe-Izterlfeur and
ma-rou- rssIE grad at q sue1IzI meeting
C the directors yesterday
AIr- and Alrs- George W BriSrCW oE
VF IcE5Ea Hsr= applI-taI 20 tie ra-aE-7
III Es@L-E oE 1Ir- suH Mrs Souer is Civ
en- Is a reason TOR -he Grange
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03

GuzrzuEeed ro1asco EzBL1 cure MAKES wezE
ze1 s1rCngr b-ooc pure SC, s. Al drEgEzszs
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-03
buy FURNITURE AND RUGS RIGHT.
Thompson Bros,
626 Fine Furniture.
Kansas Ave. Fine Rugs.
Christmas Suggestions.

Christmas Suggestions.
While all know 1t is not IN accordance with the
can0ns of good taste select Christmas gift
merely because It cheap, also know that
exquisite gift chosen from the largest choicest and
city cannot possibly De objectionable to any one
simply because our goods priced so low.
MuniHcence IN giving may mere go hand IN hand
with practical economy Never before have our IN
ducements for Holiday purchases been perfectly
Irresistible. We will illustrate with few articles
Ladies' Desks.
An unusually Interesting assortment Of these handy
home desks W show in Mahogany tinIsh- solid Ma
hOgany. Birfs-eye Maple and Oak; finish the very
best. Priced at S6, 81 S. SO, $12 up $45 each
Fine Turkish Rugs
Worth so and 80, now choice for SD
These rich and rare Rugs from the Land OF the
Sunrise" are gems for the money. Cheaper grades
low So
Sideboards.
Forty Or more patterns are here to choose from
So to $125 And a word IN choosing-these Side
reliability This hint may be worth dollars TO you
guiding proper store when N need Of this
nowhere else. No wonder we sell so many
Jardeniere Stands
For palms and flowers are IN plenty. Neat designs
well polished, from 3 up.
Hall Clocks
The kind our grandfathers used No 7elI-furnished
time, tall clock Reproduced Colonial designs IN
dark rich Mahogany we sell at S125, In Oak 500
Lovely Vernis--Martin
FascinatingIy beautiful with their dulIed golden
lustre and the trail of the them These
charming!y decorated pieces Of furniture show N
Music Cabinets, Ladies Dressing Tables and Writ
ing Desks.
The Longing for Luxury
is in every American Luxurious distinguished fur
niture. full Of art and beauty IS douby welcome now
that Christmas Is almost here. This longing Is graft
fed with handsome Leather Chairs, soft and
shapey Leather COuches and the thousand and one
articles o be found floors