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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-24
Kennedy BESTs RUHLIN.
The Ohio Man Was the Favorite In
the Twenty Round Contest

San Francisco. June 24-Joe Kenne-
dy, Of San Francisco. was given the de-
cision over Gus Rubin. Of Ohio, al the
end Of q 20-rOund fight in Woodward ;
pavilion last night, under the auspices
Of the Excelsior Athletic club
Rubin was the favorite in the betting
at odds OF two TO one The OHIO man
weighed $50 pounds and Kennedy 80
De Witt Vancourt boxing instructor
OF the Olympic club. was chosen req
cree
Behind Rubin were Billy Madden,
Charley GOT and Billy OTIS In Ken
uedy-s corner were Spider Kelly, Inn
NcCsrath and Soldier" Walker Tom
Sharkey acted as timekeeper lot goS
Kennedy Referee Nancourt oeelueu
that the Queensbury rules should De
lived I'D TO literally Time was called
at $50 p m.
In the beginning the sparring was
very careful on both sides. with nttle
advantage TO either side. though Ken
nedy did most Of the leading and seem
ID quicker and more effective than
Rubin At the end Of the nth round
Rubin seemed to have q little the pet
ter Of the contest kennedy's body be
ing raw from Ruhlins right hand
blows
In the sixth. Kennedy crowded the
fight but the seventh was RuhlIn
round He continued 10 pound kenna-
dv's body. avoiding most of the latter 3
returns.
Round eight ended with, honors easy
though Kennedy appeared little tired
Round nine was rather tame with any
advantage in favor Of Ruhlin Whlle
Kennedy was still tired
The eleventh was slightly in favor OF
Kennedy. who put solid left on Kun
Inns ribs and another on his jaw
After that the fighting was mostly
at long range.
Rounds Is. I9 and % were quite live
Il with both men careful looking for
Knockout blows. Rubin rushed mat
in Ea
stood him off with a left on the face.
Referee Vancourt gave the decision to
Kennedy on points. which was well re-
ceiVed
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DIVORCE AT lob YEARS.
George Wray Legally Separated From
His Wife, Aged 80.

Columbus. Ind, June 24-George
Wray. aged 1O3, was granted a divorce
today by Judge Hord from Susan E.
Wray. aged 30.
Wray came to this country with his
father at the beginning of the century
He moved to Indiana more than forty
years ago, settling in Brown county.
where he lived until he recently moved
to Indianapolis Wray had been mar
ried four times. OUTLYING his other three
wives He said that his last wife came
to him and offered to take care of him
if he would marry her, but that she
secured from him more than $1,000 in
gold since they were married eight
years ago A band of gypSies nearly
succeeded in kidnapping him this after
noon
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TEXAS Is FOR SILVER.
Wants an Antitrust Plank and Mr..
W. J. Bryan For President

New York, June 24-''Texas is all
right said former Governor HOgg of
that state today Texas is antitrust
and antitrust will figure in the nation
al Democratic platform. though silver
viii be the principal plank In 1900
William J. Bryan will be nominated
on a reaff1rmed Chicago platform That
question is not open to discussion-it's
settled.
of course we will have anti-imper-
ialism in the platform We are not
against fighting the war Mckinley can
have all the fighting men in Texas to
help him for the honor Of the country
and the flag. where it is involved But
we do not like the policy that brought
on the war and the party platform will
say so.
'-COrman2 Why. German is all
right; he will support Bryan next year
He never did and he never will make
the mistake of saying I am d Demo-
crat' and then being something else He
meets
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STEAMSHIP LINE
To Be Established Between Singapore
and the Philippines

Chica go. June PA Washington dis
patch TO the Tribune says:
An American steamship line between
Singapore and the Philippines will be
put in operation in the near future.
Former Consul General Pratt at Sin
gapOre has sent to the state depart
ment a copy of a letter addressed by
himself to General Otis at Manila in
which Pratt says that with his retire
ment from the consular service he pro-
poses TO establish q line of steamers
under the American flag to ply between
Singapore and the different ports OF the
Philippines. especially the southern
ones, which can be reached with spec
iaI facility by way Of British North
SOrneo.
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ENGINE TRUCK BROKE
Wrecked Train on the Burlington
and Cedar Rapids

Muscatine. Ia, June 24--The passen-
ger train on the MuSca tine & MOntezu-
ma division of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern, due here at 7:10
was wrecked on a ten foot embank-
ment two miles beyond the city limits
last night by a broken engine truck.
the engine rolling down the bank and
both coaches leaving the rails.
The injured are
Charles Heller. engineer, Muscatine,
right arm broken.
serious
Rev W. A. Schwinley. Ashkum, Ill,
head cut, and bruised.
Cures Group. sore throat. pulmonary
trOubles-AfOnarch over pain of every
sort DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
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JOHNSON IN MAINE.
WIZ Discuss Labor Matters With
Eastern Men

w L A Johnson. secretary Of the
state Society Of Labor leaves Monday
tor Augusta Me, where he goes to at
tend the national conference Of the
heads or labor departments in the var
touS state governments.
AFTER attending the conference Mr.
Johnson viii make personal investiga-
tons in the east. returning to Topeka
q bout the middle Of July
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FOR sALE-REAI ESTATE

SURE BARGAINS
room modern cottage. 81. 100
10 room new modern fine home, $, 1OO.
New Harrison st. home, s., 100
properties, rent $4+ 81. 7o9-
Cottage Jefferson St, $500
Cottage Emmett St. S275-
properties First St, all $500.
Lots Il and Topeka ave. $3.50
Lots Fillmore and Huutoon, 800.
Lots HuntOon St, S125.
We have many new bargains not offered
before. Owners must have cash
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
Phone 262- u3 West Fifth ST.
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Mrs. Mackay's $500 Cloak.

New York. June 24-An order was
placed with fur house in this civ
today for a Russian sable tin and seal
skin cloak for Mrs. Clarence H MacIxav
daughter-in-law Of John W Nracksv. to
cost more $500. When the news oct
out today it became the talk of the fur
trade.
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FOR RENT
s rom house. well. cistern and small
barn, 1910 Lane St, IS.
Modern room fiat, SIS.
Modern s room house, Topeka ave near
9TH $50.
. room dwelling, 406 Madison St, $3.50.
room brick cottage, desirable location
on west side, city and cistern water. 80
A. A RODGERS.
10 West 9Th.
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Only $3.50 10 Beatrice and return
Sunday, June .. via the Rock Island.
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FOR SALE
BY W. c. STEPHENSON & CO.

~ lots on the corn. East sth west of
track. nice house of 6 rooms, pantry. closets.
city and ciStern water, sewer connection,
eemented cellar; barn, me shade and blue
balance monthly payments to suit pur-
+ chaser
IL lots. east front. on Western ave-. 3
tern water. price $, 20o-$2o0 cash. balance
Il. lots on the corner. high ground. srd
and Western ave. $50. Small payment
/ lot and room house on Jefferson St
between srd and 4th, east front. price
Nice neat cottage on Adams between Bird
and 4th, east front, porch, cistern and city
water, sink. sewer connection, new brick
walks. price s1,Ooe-Ssoo cash. balance
/ lot and a room house on the corner
of 18th and Harrison. city and eistern
water, sewer Connection. price S,5OO-S400
cash. balance in payments TO suit pur-
IL lots. east front. on Klein between 2nd
cellar, well and cistern. grape arbor. barn
Price $3.50. small payment down, balance
lots on the corner between Ind and 4th.
p p Bra Tegtbue Cellar ven and etst tenn
fine elm shade trees, several fruit trees
Price s., 35O-SS.5o cash, balance monthly
! , lots. I room house. between 3rd and 4th
pool. barn Price $1,000.
near 3rd. 10 #. ceilings, cellar. wen and
cistern. nice grape arbor, large barn.
Price 81 ,20e-S3o0 cash, balance monthly
payments
Large Z room house, nice front porch,
cellar. well and CiStern, sewer connection,
nice barn, between 4th and 5th on Jeffer-
son, east front Price 81. 750-S500 $500
cash. balance monthly payments. This is
a bargain
high ground, east front. sewer paid for,
will offer for a few days only at 81 200
Only nice vacant building site left Non
roe St Small payment down. balance to
suit purchaser.
Call at 500 Kansas ave. lover Rigby's).
w C STEPHENSON & CO,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
lots, street paving, sewer and side
walk paid for. / houses well rented. close
inside location. good investment, &. 100.
IL lots. or more if wanted. story I
room house. in complete repair, fruit
shade, choice location in LoWman HILL
very cheap. or trade for good 40 acres
On WaSnburn car line, l lot. 1 room cot
tage- fireplace, extra good well, nice
Lane St near 6th. lots, s room house,
water in sink. small cash payment, bal
ance very easy terms. Good value for the
price
And many other properties.
J. E TORRINGTON. III W. 6th st.
FOR SALEFARMsSix miles north of
Burlingame, 160 acres, good house. barn
cribs. wagon sheds. good orchard all
fenced. g acres in cultivation, balance
pasture. a $3.50 per acre.
$40 acres u miles west of Topeka. !
room house. large barn, cribs, stone cor
rails, u acres OF orchard. 20 acres of tame
grass. $50 acres in cultivation, 60 acres
of timber, 400 acres of bottom land VIII
$50 acres near Richland. good : room
house. barn. cribs, corra1s. 4 acres of
orchard, 100 acres in cultivation. 10 acres
in tame grass 1 acres OF timber. and first
class farm IN every respect $50 per acre
200 acres, miles west OF North Topeka.
$50 acres bottom land. 10 acres upland. I
room house barns, springs, 10 acres
in cultivation. 40 acres fine meadow, $35
HOME LAND & LOAN Co,
7o4 Kansas ave
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Telephone $50. Kaczynski. for char
coal
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Jackson near 14th, rooms, l lot. well.
cistern, $3.50.
Van Buren, near 18th. rooms. lot. wen,
cistern. barn. $3.50.
Topeka ave, rooms, pantry, barn, IL
lots, 81. 600.
Polk St. houses, rooms each. lots,
well. cistern, s.. 900
Polk St near 6th. rooms, 1 lot, c.stern,
just papered and repaired, $3.50.
Western ave, rooms, lot, s., CO., Make
offer
Western ave, 7 rooms. lots. east front.
81, 500. part cash
Clay ST. near 10Th, rooms, 3 lots. barn,
chicken house, well. street car, 81, $50
Lincoln rooms, lots. stable. cistern,
81. 500, part cash
>, Lane Lane lots; rooms, very pretty finish.
West ST near college, 9 rooms, corner
lots, east front, s.. 900.
Morris ave, ! rooms, 21z lots, nice loca-
ton, $500.
Quincy St, rooms, lot so #. square, $50.
Madison St, rooms, I lot, city water,
cistern, 100.
Jefferson St, rooms, lots, cistern, etc,
s. COO
Chandler St. rooms. 1 lot, east front,
500.
Hancock St. 3 rooms, brick, 1 lot. els
Lane St, rooms. ? lots. 8. 900. payments
W. 9Th st, rooms, lots, summer
kitchen, barn, cellar. well cistern. 81. 600
w. Sth, rooms, IL lots, modern, nice
TOPEKA REALTY CO.. 5s4 Kan. ave.
H MACFERRAN, Mgr
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The Modocs
VIII go to Beatrice Sunday. June 25.
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FRISCO WORK

w w GILLESPIE, Fresco Painter De-
signs and estimates furnished on All
classes Of work I714 West Fifteenth To-
peka. Kan. Refers to his work In State
Journal building.
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wANrED-zEMALE HELP.

WANTED-FEMAL HELP.
WANTED-GirI for housework- 1927 West
ern ave
wANTED-sh irtmakers at sos Kansas
ave- Phoenix Shirt Co
WANTED-severaI ladies to work at
ATa1dsy III PEI e Io- an S1LurT Tsy5 ana
WANTED Competent white girl for gen
wages TO right party
DOES YOUR COAT COLLAR RIDE UP
in your neck. hiding your linen collar?
Send IL 10 Chfvers-
WANTED-AGENT
AGENTS Sample free. improved COM
binatiOn dipper, funnel. strainsr, lemon
Mfg Co. w IS. Cincinnati, o.
AGENTss100 weekly and expenses guar
anteed good men TO sell Arctic Refriger-
atlng MacnlneS Lor cooIlng reLrls i t9 Pc /:
of a refrigerator blIvs them. as the saw
ing OF ice in one month more than pays
testimoniais from leading merchants Of
the q 5. Greatest monopoly ever offered
agents No com petition exclusive terri
tory assigned good statesmen Write to
day and secure your territory before 1t is
taken Arctic Refrigerating Co, Cincin-
natl. o.
A SNAP FOR AGENTS-Kora dress
shields. on with snap, of with jerk.
no sewing required. no ripping out on
wash day. just the thing for shirt waist =
and crash suits. best quality unequAIed
convenience. economical. one pair for all
waists; sample pair sent to any address
for % cents Blake Mdse- Co, Dept c,
Racine, Wis
AGENTS wanted to sell the Underwriters
Fire Extinguisher. endorsed by p boards
of underwriters; hundreds OF testimonials,
our agents are making money; exclusive
territory; not for sale by the trade
Knight & Thomas, 81 Central St, Boston,
Mass
sS5 MONTH AND ALL ExPENSES+En
erEetic man or woman to travel and ap-
Commonwealth Mfg Co, Chicago
WANTED-Agents in every county to sell
Family Memorials. good profits and
steady work. Address Campbell & Co, 81
Lowell St, EIgin, III.
AGENTS-We will pay 800 per month and
railroad expenses TO any man VINO VIII
faithfully represent US in taking orders
for the most reliable portrait cOpyiu :
house in the world We pay strictly sal
airy Address at once, Dept $40, c. L
Martel, New York City
Do WE CLEAN LADIES' WAISTS
Well we should suiIe.i We clean hun
dreds of thenn-skirts, too No matter how
many cOlOrs or how delicately made
CHIVERS-
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wANTED-sALEsMKN.

Statesmen.
~---~-~~-~~0----@-o----
ALESAIEN-(CaIIfng on any line Of trade
ever offered over 80 different styles of
the handsOmeSt calendars ever put on
fered go per cent? Agents can easily
make $40 to 500 weekly. guaranteed the
eTe1cas' The American Novelty Co. soc
and s11 Broadway, Cincinnati, Q.
WANTED-Ffrst class salesman for Iu-
bricating oils. greaseS and, Speelaitles;
Co. Cleveland, o.
WANTED-TraveIing statesmen to sell our
choice roasted package coffee, exclusive
" or as side line, on big commission; an
income with our coffee. Thos- McBee &
Co, Mansfield. O.
SEND YOUR DUDs TO CHIvERs-
Then you'H see the difference
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WANTEDOTwo frst class delivery
horses 5I9es. Topeka steam Laundry. -'1
and, see the bargains in books, Stationery.
f''0's % R c. FORBES 1. co,
Successors TO J. W. Prtddy.
wANTED-The best property can buy
for 5000. Address A w Zimmerman,
care Journal
WANTED-A pup of gentle breed. shep-
herd preferred. c J. Evans 5OS Kan ave.
wANTED-Everybot TO examine the BIZ
bIes and other bargains offered at half
price at 124 West Sth ave. r L Forbes
& Co, SUCCESSORS to J. w Priddy-
wANTED-GasoIIne stoves to clean. 81,
guaranteed for season; old burners re-
placed by new improved burners. Phone
313- Hull Stove and Repair Co.. 116 E. sth-
IF YOU HAVE AN ILL-FIT-TING COAT.
pants or vest send il to Chivers-they
are on to alterations
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WEEKLY PROFITs-Don't lose the
chance. Money can De doubled every
month. wheat stocks and cotton - We
paw profits every fifteen days to clients
Our plan Of safety Is unequaled- Write
c. E Mackey & Co.. % Broadway, N Y
FOR sALE-Grocery stock and store,good
Millinery stock. $3.50
Dairy near Topeka, $500.
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 5s4 Kan. ave
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
PROFESSION taught in ten days by. mail;
makes $40 per Day. write Nau4 3g:I
St, Kansas City, Mo.
Lincoln St. south of sth. lots. $3.50.
Clay near Huntoon. 3 lots, 81 $50
Harrison near 1+th, lots 500
H MACFERRAN, Mgr.
FOR RENT-RooMa
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rooms. all modern conveniences, / block
from business center 2os East 7th.
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms, mod
ern cOnveniences- 81 Van Buren,
FOR Rents room modern house In
quire 634 Clay st
ROOMS FOR RENT-Cra1ford Flats. In
qutre 212 East Fifth St
FOR RENT-3 unfurnfshed rooms for
light housekeeping 9o1 Harrison
FOR RENT-Ofhce. store room and fix
lures, SO E 4th St Inquire 31s Quincy St
FOR RENT-Good office rooms. 100 Kan
sas ave DR.. Roby.
FOR RENT-Two or three nicely furnish
ed. cool. shady. east front rooms on first
or second floor, with or without board
FOR RENT-Two large. cool rooms, mod
ern. for four young men go West sth-
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
front farnfshed loom with large aIcove-
Al Quincy
FOR RENT-One-half of store - Kan
sas ave. after July L Sullivan < Della
hoyde-
FOR RENT-PIeasant furnished rooms
11S1a West Sixth St
FOR RENT-very pleasant furnished
room al Quincy st
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE lots on west side
room house. water in kitchen. c5stern-
well. bath barn. complete repair. for
smaller property, North Topeka preferred
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FIORISTS.

MRS. J. P HAGUE. Florist. successor to
r J. Groves, S17 Kansas ave Phone 6O2-
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MISCELLANEOUS
CLEANING. dyeing and repairing on
short notice A HirbOur, rs West It'll
ST. Tel 152
BAND UNIFORMS. society regalia, BAN
ners cleaned like new A. Hirbour. Us
West 7th St Tel 15Z
GENTS SUITS cleaned. repaired and
Dyed c. F. Roediger, $50 Kansas ave
WE are still buying second hand house
hold goods
J. W. JONES & son.
Phone 197- $50 Kansas ave.
SILK WAISTS cleaned just as new. c.
F. Roediger, $50 Kansas ave.
STRAYED-Bay mare 3 years old. bare
spot On top left hip. Reward for return
to Sergeant Belts, Police Station
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BENEDICT Z CO,
sol Kansas Ave Second floor.

a BARGAIN-The Fred Webster late
house are in good state TO rebuild; the
Outbuildings fruit trees. grape vines, ETC.
and slightly situation make it an extreme
" desira Die place Also a cheap livery
and boarding stable. about 80 stalls. West
ave. and 6th St: only stable near
POtWin- Call A d Wick at office J.
Thomas Lbr- Co, Van Buren, 81.
FARMS FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-
No. 217-S0 acres close 10 Granville.
highly improved and good farm; viii take
No $50 acres. Is miles east Of To-
peka; Will take small property ana casn-
No 123@S0 acres. miles east Of city.
well improved See US about this It is
q snap
No. I24-3s0 acres 10 miles southwest OF
city well improved VIII be sold very
cheap
We have great many farms in this and
adjoining counties to sci lat a barglin-
PAYNE K THOMPSON.
62I Kansas Avenue.
FOR SALE
4 room modern IS 900 property in Pot
W NJ FORBES. 11s W. 6th ave.
FOR SALE
Several good properties on monthly pay
meutS with small cash payment
". NJ FORBES, 116 W 9Th ave
FOR SALE
A very desirable business property. very
W. II. FORBES. us W. 9Th st.
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS
THE ]. G DARLING CO. 734 KAN Av
High Grade Rubber Stamps; prompt work,
low price Catalogue Free Phone 80
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TORNADO INSURANCE at lowest rates
Household furniture insurance a spec
ialty. Jas z. Griffin, Is Real Estate bldg.
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JEWELERa
BICYCLES

L. s. CYCLE CO. 11S E. Stn st. National
and Union bicycles. Sundries, repairs
TOPEKA CYCLE co. u2 W sth St
Bicycles and sundries; bicycles and
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MACHINE SHOPS.

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MADE IN OPEKA-Esta blished 1873.
Machines of all kinds at the Capital
Iron Works. East 9Th St and Santa F's
tracks Large foundry improved ma
chInery. Moderate prices Estimates
cheerfulIy given. H X Brooks and G. w
Brooks, prOprietOrs.
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SELL OR EXCHANGE
modern homes 50 foot lot to each. on
Wabash ave, Kansas City, No, all good
order, all rented nice part city Sell y
cash. balance time, or taken Y in good
lots in Kansas City. No. Topeka Kan,
or good rental property, if clear, in either
city. S. N. WOOD & CO.
Topeka, Kan.
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THE OFFICE Of the Capital City Vitrified
Brick and Paving Co. has been removed
to is West Eighth St
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Bargain home on Huntoon St paving
this week
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DR. J 1fIBERT Berry 81 Ran ave.
Tel. 765. Stomach, Intestines and RectuLA
DIR. G H GUIBOR, Diseases of the Nose.
Throat and Lungs. 7O5 Kansas ave
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW.

MILTON BROWN, lawyer. Practice in
state and federal courts. Suite Il. era
ford bldg, Topeka 4, Kan
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TURKISH BATHS


TURKISH AND MINERAL BATHS al
the Topeka Mineral Wells. Experienced
attendants SIC Harrison ST.
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PAVING

LAWN MOWERS sharpened. T5c: razor
and clippers Golden Rule, 514 Kan ave
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MATCHMAKER

WATCHES cleaned, 75c: clocks. soc;
mainsprings, I5c; crystals. 10c- Cash
paid for old gold or silver. All work guar
anteed. Old jewelry exchanged for new
If hard up. see Uncle Sam, 512 Kan ave
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Six room houses on Quincy ST., s1.015.
easy payments
A hne 5 room house, Buchanan near 9Th
St, s.. 200
? lots and room house, well located on
Lane St. $525-
A choice s room house, lots, barn. good
well, cellar, blocks of street car line,
near Wash burn college, $3.50.
If you want to sell your property, list
1t with US If you are looking for home,
see Us. We have a choice list
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO,
ITO West 9Th
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TIN SHOPS
J. NJ BAIRD, hot air furnaces. pumps and
tin roofing. ZIG w 9Th Tel $50.
PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoNR
L A. RYDER NJ D
OFFICE and residence corner Gordon ST
and Central ave, North Topeka Phone
"a Uses the Brinkerhof system Of rectal
rraatm a successful and painless
treatment for piles. dstuIa. hshure, NJ
ceratiOn. etc
DR. EVA HARDING. homeopathic 62s
Kansas ave Tel. 4O2
6 E SHELDON NJ D.
Surgery and diseases Of women. with
private hospital Office No. &c Kan ave
IDA C. BARNES. NJ D.
Office 732 Kansas ave Residence Thir-
tenth and Clay. Office hours: a m to
II a. m. and p m to p. m. TeIephOue
5es residence and Is Office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-24

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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-11-23
Salt and Water.

Sheep naturally crave salt, as do all
other animals, wild or domestic, so
far as we know their habits. Whether
the salt has any other duty to do in
the animal economy than to assist the
digestion we do not know, but it is a
we'll known fact that grazing animals
seem to need it more than carnivorous
animals, and especially seem to need
it when their food has large proper
tion of woody fibre, more than they do
when having succulent food, like
green grass, roots and ensilage. But
with salt they need water. Sheep
drink but little at time, yet in winter
feeding upon dry hay, they drink very
often. The water should be pure and
clean. Stagnant water is often one of
the causes that bring on stomach
worms, which kill many lambs, and if
not fatal to older sheep. will keep them
weak and in poor condition.