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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-07
RELENTLESS PURSUIT.
Follows on the Trail Of a Boston En-.
bezzIsr to His Capture

Boston. July w Hard Z Baker is al
the Adams Express company by whom
he was employed in rhe Boston office,
sometime between SepteIub Der, 1887. and
March 1895 AT which latter tine he sud
denly disappeared from t1ls city HIS
friends made good the shortage but the
refused to settle and placed the case II
the hands OF the p0lzee BAKER was
traced to Seattle, " here he was arrest
ed and officer was sent 70 bring hlEz
home
ditlon and the officer returned without MS
prlsonRr-
Later Inspector Marissey was sent to
Seattle and the supreme court OF Wash
ington rendered A decision giving the
prisoner over 10 the Boston officers. VINO
at last accounts had started with MIN On
his return
san Francisco. Cal. July willard
z Baker. formerly employed by the
Adams Express company IN Boston and
wanted there for embezzleuneut has
made his escape OF tie officers sent out
here To take him back east and has not
vet been recaptured- He was recently
arrested at Seattle and after unsuC-
eessfuIIy fighting axtradIt1Ou proceed
iugs was turned over 20 Inspectors Du-
gan and AIcEOuiuee. who brought him
to this city In company with his guards
Baker started for the Oakland ferry to
take the train for the east, but he
managed TO give the two officers the
slip near the foot Of Market street The
regular police force was at once uOti-
fed but no clue as To Bakers hiding
place has yet been found.
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GREAT CONFUSION
Prevails All Over the Texas ~Iood
District

St Louis. July IA Post Dispatch
special from Dallas. Texas, says NJ 3.
Wyrick chief OF the line repairing
forces OF the Postal Telegraph Co, who
was sent cut from Dallas on Wednesday
TO SeaIey reported TO headquarters here
at II o'clock today He had 10 pick his
way from SEuithvflIe TO Sealsy. 66 miles
on railroad construction trains which
could not travel faster than five miles
an hour The trains got no further than
Sealey which Is at the northern edge OF
the main food district
Mr. Wy-Ick says the Erozas river at
SeaIay has fallen inches IN the last "A
hours, that while the highest estimates
Of the loss Of life By the food may have
been souew hat exa ggeraIed. still the
number Is large and can not be definite
known for several days, as everything
is in a state of decentralization and CON
fusion
On the Dewey side Of the Brazos four
miles from SeaIey one and Oue-haf
miles Of the NJ, K & 7. railroad track
IS completely washed away, five miles
more is under water and IN such a con-
ditIOu as TO make it probable that par
tial rebuilding viii be necessary The
Dewey railroad bridge Is twisted badly
and even If II Withstand the food It viii
be IN such a dangerous condition as to
be useless until rebuilt Mr. Wyriclx
says 1t IS useless to atetuupt 70 describe
the condition OF the country, IL IS awful
Relief measures ure aOW under good
headWay, but hundreds OF persons are
stiu TO be reached and rescued from po-
S1tIOuS OF peril in the bottoms
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GOES TO NEW JERSEY, TOO.
Towing Company Organized to oper-
ate On the Lakes

New York. July The Great Lakes
Towing company. which plans to en-
brace all the tug and towing companies
between Buffalo. Chicago, Duluth and
whose formation has already been an
uCUuced IN dispatches from Cleveland.
has He'd articles OF incorporation il the
county clerks Office IN Jersey city
The com paEy has a capital OF s., O00. =
eco Of which s. 100000 Is : per cent non
cumulative preferred stock and s.. soc. =
Geo common stock
The charter of the new corporation
authorizes the Great Lakes Towing
company to do a general towing. wreck
Ing. dredging and contracting business
on the great lakes and their tributary
streams and to own, operate and deal
IN. by sale or otherwise. tugs. ships.
vessels and boats % every description
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CASE OF DOG EAT DOG.
a Western Trust to Be Formed to
Fight an Eastern Trust

Chicago July "a SPECIAL % Ltls E[ec-
ord from Indianapolis says
a western trust is 10 De formed TO hghe
an eastern trust according 10 Colonel
Winfield T Durbiu- He sad today he
had disposed Of his interest IN q paper
mill at Anderson. Ind TO Crawford Fair
banks. the Terre Haute millionaire who
is at the head Of the great straw bOa I'd
trust The international Paper COM
pauy, which Is an eastern trust. does not
operate extensively west Of PitLsDurg. but
it has been able 10 maintain an agency II
Chfcag0. from which heavy inroads have
been made on the business of the west
eru paper mills.
The latter have determined TO com biue
against the eastern trust I'd save them
selves Il Is understood the paper mills
west Of Pftrsburg VIII be absorbed en-
tiraly or operated with the sra w board
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opinion further than 90 say that as he
was not on hoard the Columbia it
would not be in good taste for him 10
cr1tfcIse the Uaueuvre- There seems to
be no doubt in Cart E-TIsworths' mind.
however about the ability Of the Col
uubia- ID defeat the Defender and also
Sir Thomas Lipt0n's Shamrock. when
she comes here.
Herbert w Leeds. representing c
Oliver Iselin. On board the Columbia.
was asked how Mr. IseIiu and those on
board the winning sI00p regarded her
sailing
Her performance was first rate
said he. and we are all very much
pleased indeed. with her work We hope
she viii do much better when her sails
ut better
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M'CALL GIVES A DINNER.
Insurance. Maguate EntertaIns Com
missionsrs From Germany

New York. July John A Mccall
gave a dinner last night at the Metro
poIitau club to the Prussian Insurance
commissioners. Privy Councillor Won
Knebel Doeberitz and State Councillor
Baron Marshall Won BieberSteiu who
are here iuvesttga eating the life insurance
companies The Prussiau representa-
tives have been here for several months
and have made a very exhaustive exam
nation. the result Of which Il not made
known. as the report must be passed
upon by the Prussian minister of the
interior or council Of state at Berlin
Letters OF regret we're read from
President Mckinley and Secretary Of
state Hay
In his letter President Mckinley said:
1T affords me much pleasure to send
greeting and gratuIations to the as
senbled guests and 10 rejoice with the
citizens Of both the United States and
Germany upon the sincere friendship
which exists between these two COun-
tries which shall not only continue but
be increased and strengthened
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MERCHANTS BENEFIT.
Southwestern Passenger Lines Make
Thsm 3 Cheap Raes-

New York July The Merchants
association has been informed by teIa-
grams that the railroad lines Of the
Southwestern Passenger bureau have
voted favoTabIy on the proposition sub
rnitred to them for reduced rates from
their territory TO New York This takes
in all the state Of Texas and all roads
in that state connecting Herewith The
rate conceded IS one and a third fares
for the round trip. The central passen-
ger association covering the territory
from PIttsburg TO Buffalo and to the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers. has given
similar concessions for the dates Aug
10 inclusive and Aug. 2T-31 inclusive.
TIE Trunk lines have given q similar
rate. The dates are September ID and
lola inclusive.
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RULING ON 'ssTOGIEs."
United States Judge Declares Those
Bearing wheeling Brand Can
Not Be Made Elsewhere
Boston. Mass, July Tn the Unite,

Boston. Mass, July Tn the United
States circuit court today Judge Colt
handed down a decision holding that
''st0Etes'' bearing the name Of Wheel
ing" or Wheeling stogies." could not
be manufactured in Boston or else
where than at Wheeling w Va. and
sold as Wheeling stogfes"
The decision is the result Of a suit
brought BY q West Virginia ma1ufac-
turer Of stOgies against Joseph EugeI
Of this city.
A writ Of injunction was issued re-
staining the defendants from mauufaC-
turing or selling w heeIIug stogfas'F not
actually made IN the city Of VVheeIIug
1t IS claimed that this decision will be
far reaching in effect in the tobacco
trade iuasmuch as il can De applied To
Key West cigars not actually made in
Key West and also may affect other
manufactured articles
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WHEELER Is PLEASED.
The General Glad to Lend His Aid to
Crush the FiIIpinos-

Washington, July General Wheeler
is much pleased with his assignment to
the Philippines.
7 believe now that the rebellion is
on, that it should be stamped out" he
said last night The sooner It is done
the better it viii be for the F'ilipinos as
well as for the United States. Every
loyal American should support the ad-
uliuistrati0u in its efforts to determine
the strife and to set up z good govern
ment IN the Philippines. I an glad to
be able to lend my aid to the govern
neut at this time when IL is need Of
support 7 shan place myself at the dis
posaI OF General Otis and endeavor to
do my duty as q solder
General Wheeler Is making prepara-
lions to leave for san Francisco Satur-
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Tour in the Rocky Mountains

Denver & Rio Cfrande railroad. offers to
tourists in Colorado. Utah and New
Mexico the choicest resorts. and to the
trausccatiuental traveller the grandasr
scenery Two separate and distinct
routes through the Rocky Mountains,
all through tickets available via either.
The direct line to Cripple Greek the
greatest gold camp On earth Double
daily train service with through Pull
man palace and tourist sleeping cars
between Denver San Francisco and
Los Angeles. and Denver and Portland.
The best lire TO Utah. Idaho. Montana
Oregon and Washington via the Ogden
Gateway Write s K Hooper. G. P
& T A Denver. Colorado, for fIIUstrzt ted
descriptive pamphlets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-07
SANTA FE IN CALIFORNIA.
e P. Ripley to Be Elected President
Of the Valley Road

San Francisco. July 7-President z.
P. Ripley Of the Santa F'e is to be elect
sd president OF the san Francisco &
san Joaquin valley railroad 1t the an
nuaI meeting on July 18th next
What ever changes are made in the
personnel CT the directors and officers
Of the valley road viii be due to the
fact that the Santa E7e now owns all Of
its stock and viii on and after July 18th
assume active charge Of all Of the com
pauy's affairs.
One Of the important matters that VIII
demand the attention Of the directors at
the annual meeting Is the proposed con
s0Iidation Of the several Santa Fe prop
critics in the state
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A GLOVE TRUST
Meets With Little Encouragement IN
New York

New York. July THE proposed for
nation OF a sc. coo. coo glove trust to
control the glove trade Of the United
States has met apparently slight en-
cOuraEement among the glove manu-
facturers Of this city. The plan for I
trust originated in Chicago and Ov-
tngrOn Ross CT the Hall & Huskiug
Glove company OF that city has been in
New York. Jamestown and CfIOversvIlIa
to sound the various glove manufac-
curers on the a1visa hiI1ty OF the forula-
t0u Of n combination He was acCUr1-
panied BY c E Payne an attorney OF
chicago trust company
The promoters. it is understood say
they have an option on all raw stock
and picked skins so that manufactures
who do not become members OF the
trust VIII be prevented from obtaining
squeezed out of the business The new
combination viii be known as the Ma
tionaI Glove company, which hopes TO
include the large glove manufactures
all over the United States
Four large glove uauUfact urers IN
Jacob Adler & Co, LIttausr Bros and
Louis Myers & Son These firms have
big factories in CzIOversviIle. A Tri-
bune reportsr had talks with the heads
Of the four firms Moses L Schwartz
Of Schwartz, Schiller & co. was the
only one who was oUtspOken IN favor
of the trust. He saw in It large profits
for the manufacturer Ha said it would
do away with the great com petition
that now exists. He had given the pro-
motors no option on his business, but
expected that by November the trust
would come TO q head.
The other men all said that 10 option
had been given On their factories and
were inclined to look with Indifference
On the promoters rOseate schemes.
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NEW COMPANIES.

The state charter board issued articles
Of incorporation to the following new
enterprises today
Darlington Creamery company Of
Crawford county.
s.. Geo
The Street Acetyleue Gas and Ma
chine company Of Wichita; ca pitaI Sc. COO
Bear Creek valley Irrigation COM
pany Of Sh0ckeE- kan capital $500
First Methodist church Of Hockey
Kansas
Anderson Hardware company Of St
Marys- capital SIC 600.
The Realty company OF wichita: cap
ftaI 81 eco
The First N E church Of Blue HiII.
Kansas
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GAS TAX DECISION.
Internal Revenue Bureau Interprsts
War Revenue Act.

Washington. July Acting Commits
siOuer Williams Of the Internal Revenue
bureau has decided that natural or ar
tificiaI gas companies are subject to
the gross receipt tax under the war
revenue act and that in the case Of
artificial gas the returns made by the
company should include sales Of tar
ammonia. coke. etc
It Is held. however. that the words
pipe line IN the act does not refer TO
gas mains and pipes through which gas
is distri buted directly TO the consumer.
but to the system Of Transporting oil or
other products from place TO place
through pipes instead Of in tanks. bar
reIs. ETC. transported BY rail or other
conveyance
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TENNIS FOR THE WEST.
Big Tournament VIII Open at Cbica-
20 Tomorrow.

Chicago. July THE western cham
pionship tennis tournament, which IS to
open tomorrow afternoon at the Courts
Of the Keuw0od Country Club promises
to be one Of the biggest tennis meets
ever held in the west
Secretary 7. P Gardner Of the West
eru Tennis association said today that
already sixty entries had been received
and he expects many more Nearly al
of the cracks IN the west have sigui6ed
their intention to enter. Practically the
only ones who have not been heard
from are Fisher and Allen Ward and
Davis the team that Won the cham
plonshIp in doubles last year viii com
pete as VIII also Everett WrHnn and
Sheldon although the latter viii be
barred from the doubles
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ALGER LOOKED TIRED
When Cues toned About His Report
ed ResignatLon.

New York. July T.-Secretary Of War
AIger was q spectator Of the C0IuU bia-
Defender yacht race Afterward. being
Interviewed he said A bout the war.
We are moving along as expediti0usIy
as possible and the recruiting Of many
regiments has been ordered But you
have published All that
What viii be done to aid the suffer
ers by the Texas ff00ds2''
The war department viii promptly
render all reasOnabI aid that it can
Orders to that effect have been given
Is there anything rev about your re-
ported probable resignation from the
cabinet or about the United States sen
atorship from your stare2'' the reporter
ask
\ Wearled expression 0versprsad the
secretary's face and with q somewhat
sharp good night he turned On his
heel and rapidly walked away.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-07
THOUSANDS OF OVENS
Long Idle to Be Fired up in
Coke Industry.

Pittsburg. Pa, July Orders have
been issued for the resumption On Mon
day Of al idle coke ovens IN the country
and al ovens heretofore on five days
a week viii be put On fun tine This
viii be the first time in the history OF
the coke industry that all ovens viii be
On in full and means the resumption Of
thousands Of ovens that have been idle
for years Many more men viii be given
enpLoyment as 2 conssalecce.
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INVITES BEVERIDGE.
Teddy Wishes the Senator to Spend
Several Weeks at Oyster Bay

Indianapolis. July IA letter ad-
dressed TO United States Senator Bever-
idge reached this city today from Gov
eruOr Roosevelt Of New York asking the
senator to spend several weeks with
him at his summer home at Oyster
Bay The senator IS expected to return
from his Philippine trip within a few
weeks at furthest, and it Is understood
that he viii visit the governor. as re-
Quasred-
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WOMAN IN A DUEL.
Young Man and His Sweetheart En-
gage IN Pistol Fight

Arlington. III, July Charles saItz-
man and Miss Kate Horf0Idsteiuler
Tough a duel with rsvoIvers in a buggy
near SeattouvtIIe, III, last night and
the doctors believe both viii die.
The cause Of the duel was the desire
of the young woman that Saltzmau
should marry her and the refusal Of the
young man who had been eepiug the
company OF Miss HorfoIdstAtmer for
many months.
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DECLINES,A SWORD.
Colonel Picquart Unable TO Accept q
Token Of Buda Pest Citizens.

Paris. July The citizens OF Buda
Pest having sent a valuable begemmed
sword Of honor for presentation to Col
oueI Pfcquart- the latter has written,
through the COrresp Ondent Of the Poster
Lloyd declaring himself greatly touched
but unable to accept the token He says
he Is satisfied IN possessing their sym
uathT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-07
SALE OF GOLD LANDS.
Ger Ground Becomes Property Of
Eastern Capitalists

Seattle, Wash July George T Hall
Of this city has sold through Dr. C &
LOngsrreet of New York. brother Of Gen.
LCngstreet. to London and Boston capt.
taIists SEQ acres Of placer ground on the
American Yukon Immediately back OF
Eagle City, located by him and others,
for q consideration OF $40 500
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A SECRET.
Our Yale Beauty Department
Yale Beauty Price List

PTics. PRICE,
aEus- Talas s. Skin Food - re-
moves wrinkles restores youth
is.-..-.-..-...-.----.---.-. a zs8 SIS
pEnls- fals5s .-55o1l1Isxi1a Bleachi
clears The CON pisx-cu removes
AL skiu 5lemishss- ---------. 22G 1-69
Nine. T ale Almond Blossom Cou-
p.sx-s1 Cream keeps me com
pieE-an perfect ----- --.- ----.--.- LOO IS
aEIna Yats's ? Elixir Of Beauty -
creates a rosy gov Of natural
color- skin tonic ---------- LOO SO
Hrns. TaIs-s 90 Hand wilmer r.
makes tie hands soft delicate
aFrs- Y9is75 - Excelsior HAIR Ion
Le "a scientific medicine fer re-
storing the aalr SO perfect health
a1z IS natural color steps hair
failing, cures 1z1druE and al
known ailments Of % g halr5 does
not effect Ehe halrs nasurA1 cot
or Can be used By blondes OF
brunesuss OF adults Of eiEhsr sex LOO SO
Nine ENla75 De- Hair Cleaner "A
perfect shampoo. highly nsdl-
sF1s- TsIsis = Frui5sura a fs-
male tonic. SURPRISING Il merit
anv1hlnE ever discovered for cur
ing Eha complains peculiar 20
nEms Faisis Blood Tonic "a
great bloe& purifier and general
ton-e fer building Up . rua-coER
system AID ae5ng upoE the
blood, liver and kidneTs. giving
strength vigor ard purity Go al
the vital organs, OF elE1er sex
children or aduls ---- .--- o. ------- I. 90 80
Nine. TaIs's FsrriIizsr "a posi-
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Nine. Ealas SPECIAL Ointment
and Mme. I ale8 90 SPECIAL To-
Ei0n r. EOS tive cure fer Black
q sFgp5i7s So diseases - L@ .es
Me-. LAlsa 90 Eyebrow and Eye
lazh GzruTeFi'-f1r promoting rhe
ETai7 T0nisrf5I -, I.a0 80
Nm TAls's - TGoeh Powder 81 "a
Nine Tals's 90 Face Pewter
three shades - flesh. white, , ~
nsEns --.-.-----.-. .----.-.----.--. 81 ~
Nine als's % Comp eX1cn soap" IS ~
Aus. EaIs's % JACK Rose Leaves
rose pink tins fer the cheeks
perfect mi canon Of 1arUrs 5000 Leo 80
Up save - - i-oO SO
Wan orasrs sent % AN pat Ct Amsrtea.
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GOLD HIS CABIN.
An Alaska Miner Said TO Have an
Enormous AMOUNT Hid Away.

Warren, o.. July Reports received
here from S<aguay. Alaska, say the
claim for vVhich Professor T. E Lippy
Of this county. refused half a million
dollars last year is breaking al records.
Lippy. II is said. now has two and one
half tons Of gold IN his cabin at Daw-
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Fire tornado. plate glass steam
boiler. employees liability. life and ac-
Ctdent Insurance Of highest grade and
at lowest rates can be had at the
agency At GOssett & BIzkzIey fsuccessors
% n w Van Va1zeu burg. Du6Iey's
h1zk. SIS Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-07

Detroit and Return S22 so.
s2z59 via the Rock Island Route. See
our agents
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STOVE REPATRs

sT0VE7 REPAIRS: original castings for
cook stoves and heaters, gas and gas0-
line stoves Phone "a Hal Stove and
Repair Co.. rs l. sth Sc
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7. W. Priddy can tell you now the
Oxygenor enabled him 70 be at his book
store again
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Your collars and cuffs VIII be finished
with q smooth edge II sent to Peerless
steam Laundry, H. and IA ". stu St
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Round Trip Tickets On Sale

Tc Salt Lake and Ogden S52-oo-
GIsuwood Springs. S3I-9o.
Via The Rock Island Route
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GREEN GLASS MEN.
Meet IN Convention in Indians and
Select Officers.

Marion, Ind, July THE annual con-
veutiOu OF the Green Glass PreSsers'
league of the United States and Can
ada is in session here The scale is to
remain the same as last year which
means that work will be resumed Sep
TENDER l. The national officers elected
are:
President, James Hope, Hamilton.
Canada; first vice president. Daniel
Hayes, Marion Ind; financial secretary
John Hayes Marion Ind; treasurer,
Christopher Beck. Newark N. J. CORE
spending secretary, Edward ConrOys Al
ton, III.
Ten thousand demons gnaving away
q { ones vttaIs couldn't be much worse
than the fortunes Of itching piles. Yet
there's cure. Deans Ointment never
fails
Hefnz's Ice Cream delivered at your
door Phone 397- z12 East Eighth St
WANTED-HHR
- (>2>.-r7 80 $1,000 -
rsss- American Emp Co. 5th and kan av.
ANTED-MALE HELP
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WANTED-2 stone masons, bridge car
CO, 6th and Kansas ave-
vy,ANTED-55o boys to weed Watson's
Nursery, Oakland
wANTED-AEeu to learn barber trade $50
ed Have made arrangernents 70
gss as EEadq a q xht thr9 weeks tc coins
pletes. Send for catalogue Aolsr Barber
C0llee- St Louis. No.
CASH. for acceptable IDEAS. state II pat
eured- The Patent Record. Baltimore. Nd
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-GlrE 70 assist, Immediately IL
Topeka ava
wANTED--Elderiy white woman for the
sumner, for light hOusew0rk- Gail i'm
uediately at SIS Monroe St
LADY AGENTS WANTED-AppIy Ma
Cional H0tel. room q Take elevator
to parlor h0or-
Y A2STED Fl sewing girl who u4assr-
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-A nice home costing about
S1-4oe. Address Mrs c. O. Carroll care
FOR zENT- Rooms
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FOR RENyT-NIceIy furnished rooms for
light housekeeping- ss5 Topeka ave
FOR RENT ROON@vve can let the
right parties have 4 pleasant home at
81 Vest 10Th
FOR RENT-On August l. Wednesday
nights In Lincoln Post hall Best hall
in the city for lodge purposes Inquire
at post room
FOR Rent unfurnisned rooms, hrst
floor. 215 East 10th
FOR RENT-Rooms at 90 Monroe 81
FOR RENT-5 rooms, 1afllr1Isaed. md
floor, modern. barn. 81 3I3 Z Iths
FOR RENT-F'uruished room with board
at 10 West 10Th
FOR RENT-Extra rooms, first class
board 31s West Tth St
FOR RENT-Very desirable furnished
rooms. all modern convanfences, block
from business center 209 East TIN
FOR RENT-Furnisned room ga Van
Buren,
FOR RENT-HoUsEs
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