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SIS, 900 IN TRUNK.
Discovered by Police IN Crazy Wo-
mans lodgings

St Louis, No. June 2S--Iu a dingy-
stufy little room in the rear of No
1921 South Third street, Officer Han
rahan found concealed in a dirty trunk
and q vaIise sum Of money exceeding
sf5. 600 in government bonds. gold and
bills Of large denominations
The police think that this small for
tune Is the property Of Mrs WaIbergeF
WaekeFfe. an aged German who IS now
a patient at the city insane asylum
But little is known by the neighbors
Of Mrs. WackeFfe. They say that for
years past she has been living in that
nefghb0rhood; always retIeenEs eccentric
and deuure.
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The Financial Aid association to Jas
NJ Crooks 81 GOO lots 426 and As Wayne
avenue Washburn Place
T P Rodgers TO I. D. F7osdick, 81
east Is feet Of the west 50 feet Of lots
1872 103 104 and los, Jackson street,
Ffrey's addition
Chas Z. Stable to Edward L Gertz-
s. 200 lots 2S-40-42 Jackson street
Mary LawI0r ct al 10 Thos ard Hugh
LawI0r, 81 NV II 22-13-I5-
Same 10 Bessie LawIor ct a.. 81. sw-
L 10-fS-f5.
same to Jos P LawIor. 81. W Z. NV
= % and sw- 4 Of sw- a II and g Y ne
4 Zz-I5-I5.
same TO las. VI. LawIor, 81. 4 Il sw.
4 14-1s-14
same TO F. T LawIor. 81, sw. Z Of sw.
4 I413-15.
same to H L Donovan. 81, lots 1895
Eighth avenue east
Shawnee county TO E 2. PoppIetcns
part NV "a 5-I2-f6
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FELL FROM BALLOON.
Tragic Close Of Mauszvers sc Fort
Monte-ar7o, Italy

Rome. June es-The captive balloon
r1aneuvars at Fort MouteruarIo nave
cor-lA 70 q tragic close by an appaIiug
accident A sudden gust OF wind tore
away into the air a captive BALLOON with
twc q the forty soldiers who had beeu
hold ug Il suspended TO the ropes When
passing ever the TiBer the soldiers. con
WINGED that their only hope Of salvation
lay II dropping into the river, let 90 OF
their hold But they rnzsCaIcuIared their
distance. and were dashed TO pieces On
tina bank falling from 4 height Of near
u $50 feet
rife shots, even when a NUM- Der Of them
pierce The balloon. have a hardly per
cepcibIs effect the descent being very
slow. and extremely gentle
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5OCAR LOADS DAY.
Deeiduous Fruits Shipped Eastward
Fror California

San Francisco, June 2S-Deeiduous
fruit shipments are being rushed to the
east over the Central Pacific at the rate
of fifty ear loads il day and extra trains
are being used TO accommodate the
traffic. Up to last Saturday night the
total shipments for the season amount
ed to $50 car loads Of "a ,600 pounds each.
From present Indications the seasons
and 10000 car loads. against about 600
last year. Peaches, pIun1s and table
prunes art the principal green fruits
now being sent to eastern markets
Prices continue firm. and as 4 result the
California. orchardisrs are having 4 most
profitable season.
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ANDERSON GO. REUNION.
Held 81 Garfield Park by Citizens Of
Topeka

The Formerly Of Anderson county
residents Of Topeka held the annual re-
unIon and picnic al GarfeId park Tues
day
Dr. W : Lindsay was reelected
president ard Mss Lou TilIsou secra-
ra-E The following i've minute talks
were made
The Old Court House ard JaiT~
Judge Bergen. The Old Frame School
House and the New DR. " : Lind
say The Anderson County Press -
Arthur Capper- The Old Soldiers J
: AICEIcrick- The Young Soldiers -
Mrs r T cloud anderson County
Teachers" J. a Ramsey The Man
with the Hoe and NEiIkpan" A a
Adams some Day IL Wander Back
again" Lou TfIIson-
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exuItatfou IN mere physical power. but
IT IS the her0iSrn- the Sef-Saeri1ce- the
triumph. not over the enemy. but over
the love Of money. ease. and bodily
corufort-the triumph Of the spiritual
over the material
For a. long time to come we shall need
soldiers, and for a long time the sol
derry type and spirit. If you are TO live
any sort of real life. you must go forth
as d soldier with your eye on the enc
Uy's trenches, not on your own COM
fort and preservation
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SHE TALKED COOKING.
Kitchen Work Sprung On the Inter
national Council

London. June eS-At today's session OF
the International Council of Women Mrs
Stanton Batch read paper on Primary
Elfucatiou-' advocating the use OF man
ual work at every step Of education. but
depreca ting the introduction Of FoTnesti &c
occupations and trying TO adapt trades TO
educational processes.
Mrs. Miller advocated her well known
views physical development through
the reorganization OF the food question.
but the chairwon1an- Mrs Stevenson IN
terveued and declared that questions in
the shape OF kitchen pre- aration OF food
were hardly within the scope Of discus
sion To this Mrs Miller replied that
rational and physical education was the
only question she wished TO discuss and
suggested that, perhaps. II had been
placed on the wrong programme The
aIEfienee finally invited Mrs. Miller to
continue, which she did. meeting with
much applause
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WILL LIVE OTTAWA.
Chas. Ridgwsy, Assistant Super1n-
tendent of Insurance, viii Not
Move to Topeka

Mrs. Charles H Ridgway VIII leave in
Z few days to spend the summer in
Colorado. Mr. Ridgway, who IS assist
ant superintendent of insurance, viii
Join her Later.
residence IN Topeka but will return
70 the family home at Ottawa in the
fall She has been here visiting her
mother Mr. Ridgway says he viii not,
while serving the state, give Up his
Ottawa home
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TOP PRICE PAID FOR ZINC.
Hope That the Mines May Resums
Work in Consecuence.

Webb City. No. June 2s-Nadison &
Hagler'z Snuelrer at La Sale ILL.,
through sam TambIyn as agent
bought zinc ore today at Oronoga at the
associations TOP price 443 per ton. This
IS the first sale since the prunruLgat ton
Of TIE Zine Ora associations order to
smut down the mines
II IS believed the purchase may result
IN the resumption Of work
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The First One Ever Made IN Topeka
Turns Up

Judge :. A hingman viii present the
first brick made IN Topeka 10 the state
historical society
The brick was made in 1856 in 4 kiln
-wuei By Allen and Gordon and G. G.
Gage scratched the letter a & @
on The TOP and the date June g. 1856"
on the side. The brick was burned with
the rest Of The make IN the kiln and
1Ir. Gage forgot about IT When some
vEo-Etn Erlzn were tearing down chin
uey On lower Kansas avenue the brick
was found The brick was given TO Mr.
Gage and ne preserved II Mrs Gage
gave the brick 70 Judge Eiugulau Who
viii write Z short history Of II and
present II 70 the historical society
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Pitcsburg Pa June zS-Besserer
zig iron a. quoted today at $50 ton
In the MahenInE valley and IN Pitts
burg the price Is SO. % This "a an ad-
vance Of 100 per cent IN six months and
So a ten higher than last week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-28

New York June zs-The American
Tobacco company has declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of Two per cent
on its preferred stock and II per cent
OF its common
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SHOT IN THE HAND.
a Bad Combination of Boy and
Pistol

Last evening a crowd of six or eight
yer at the corner of Fifth and Tyler
shooting at various objects. The result
was that q boy named Lannan shot
himself through the hand while pound
ing the palm Of his hand with the r1uz-
zIe OF the weapon Il was necessary
for him 20 go TO the Santa F7e hospital
to have the wound dressed.
AS soon as he was gone the boys who
remained again began the shooting and
were just as careless as before IT,.
residents Of the neighbOrho0d rheaten
TO have any boy arrested who appears
around there with another revolver
People were sitting out on their pOrches
at the time of the accident but they
supposed the boys had only q toy pistol
The boys were so careless n IS Won
der that other people did not get shot
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Exrursion Via the senta "a.

One fare for points within 200 miles
ana return Tickets on sale July l. ,
8, ard A. good returning July 5ch-
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Superlor Tndsmnitv.

Fire, tornado. plate glass, steam
boiler employers liability life and ac-
cifent insurance OF highest grade and
at lowest rates can be had at the
agency Of Gossett & BTakaIy successors
to NJ W Van TaIkenburgl DudIey's
bank. SO Kansas avenue
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FREsco WORK.


w W GILLESPIE. F7resco Pairter- De-
signs ard estimates furnished On all
classes Of work ia West Fifteenth To-
peka Kan. Refers TO his work II Stzta
Journal building
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Office Of city CLERK
Topeka. Kansas. June y. 1888.
Bids viii be received at this office until
Monday. July g. 1899. at ) o clock 2 n.
for $50 600 Auditorium and City Han bonds.
payable in 30 years and 10 draw T per cent
interest Interest payable semI-al TALLY
Also. for General Improvement bonds not
to exceed $150 600. payable in ten years
and to draw 5 per cent interest Interest
payable Serni-anuuaI1y-
The mayor and council reserve the
right to reject any or all bids
J. H. SQUIRES. City Clerk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-28

Your linen feft sporIssz- American
Steam Laundry IL West Seventh
EaEsphozs sAI
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1OSE AND EUU MI
LOST-Between SCn and T4tn SITS rote
book belonging TO route .. Finder viii
please return 20 Journal office and ooffge
carrier
LOST-A white piano cover MARKED 'sSa5n
& Skinner. Return and receive reward
LOST-Between $50 Lane St and Hayes
greenhouse, J0inted gold bracelet wfT.l1
three settings. Return 10 $50 Lane and
receive reward
MONEY.
MONEY TO patent good IDEAS secured
through The Patent Record. Baltimore. Nd.
LOANS on pianos. typewrfters bicycles
guns. watches di9mcCdS ard any uer-
Scna1 property. l. BlScee. 523 Kansas ave.
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TIN SHOPS

-~-------~-----~~~-~
J. NJ BAIRD, hot air furnaces. pumps an
tin roofing 20 W 9Th Tel $50.
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FLORISTS

r J. Groves SIT Kansas ave Phone So
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(F7frst Published in the Topeka State
Journal June ZSth 1891
OFFICIAL ATEMENT OF TIFF. FIN
ANCIAL4 CONDITION OF THE
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aUEENsWARE AND TINWARE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A HISTORIC BRICK.

Mail Orders Filled and Shipped Promptly These Prices
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INSURANCE


TORNADO INSURANCE at Lowest rates
Household furniture Insurance spec
ialry. Jas. F. Griffin Ia Real Estate bldg
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS
---------------------@-~
THE J. G DAZZLING CO. ia KAN Az
HIa=f. Grade Rubber Stamps prompt work,
low price Catalogue Free Phone 49,
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PAVING

THE OFFICE OF the Capital city VItrifIed
Brick and Paving Co. has been removed
to Is West Eighth St
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ArroRNEYs-ATLAw.

-------------~-------------~
MILTON BROWN lawyer. Practice in al
state and federal courts. Suite IL Craw-
ford bldg, Topeka. Kan
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JEWETERa


JAMES b HAYDEN JeweIer and Opt
clan Com pIete stock Of watches. 6ia-
u1onds. sfIverware. etc. Eyes examined
and speetaeies properly fitted
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NOTICE.

fF7irst Published in the Topeka S-ats
Journal June 18th. Isg9.l
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BICYCLES.

U 8 CYCLE CO, rs E Sth St National
and Union bicycles. Suudries- repairs
TOPEKA CYCLE CO, IL w sth St
Bicycles ard suudrieS- bicycles and
taudems TOR rent; repairing Of al kinds
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

~-------@----7-----|----
A BARGATE-Ths Fred Webster late
home. Highland Park. the walls OF the
house are IN good state TO rebuild: the
oUrbuiIdinGs. fruit trees, grape vines. etc,
and slightly SITUATION make IT an extreme
~ desfra bic place. Also a cheap livery
and boarding stable. about 90 stalls, West
eru ave ard 6ch st. only stable near
PotUin- CAL on A. D Wick at office J.
Thomas Lbr. Co. Van Buren, St
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MATCHMAKER.

WATCHES cleaned. T5c: clocks, SOC
nnainsprings. &c; crystals. Tee Casl
anteed. Old jeweIry exchanged for new
If hard up, see Uncle Sam, IL kan ave
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NORTH TOPEKA.

Heinz's Ice Cream delivered at your
door. Phone 3ST 212 East Eighth ST.
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MACHINE SHOPS

---~---~-------~------- ----7----.-
MADE IN ablished 1875
Machines Of all kinds the Capital
Iron Works. East 7th St and Santa Fe
tracks. Large foundry Improved ma
Q hir7erv Moderate prices Estimates
cheerfulIy given H K Brooks and G W
Brook. proprieLors.
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SPECIALISTS

~ 4 T(FSF-FT BERRY, 81 Ran ava
Tel. T65. Stomach. Iutesttues and RectuEa-
DIR. G. H. GUTBCR, Diseases Of the Nose,
Throat and Lungs To6 Kansas ave
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STORAGE


TOPEKA STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
co. Packs and ships household goods.
Tel IS6. c. D. Skinner, 123 East Sixth St
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TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH AND MINERAL BATHS at
the Topeka Mineral Wetls. experienced
attendants SO Harrison St
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a@ad=r= Th=r wiring =. advertisers
I'll c9rter , favor by mentioning the
Aberdeen HER4Ln.
The age-herald., 1899-03-21
City Court
BEssEMER INDIGNANT.
Resents the Fact That Her Candidates
 Were Turned Down.

Bessemer, March 20.-(Special.) )-Much in- dignation and resentment is expressed at the turning down of both of Bessemer's s candidates for delegates to the constitu- tional convention. This feeling is, in fact, universal, as it was felt that this part of the county was entitled to at least one if not two of the delegates. Birmingham pre- cincts seem almost to have completely ig- nored the Bessemer candidates, while here strong support was given to Birmingham candidates.
 All of the boarding pupils of the Monte zuma university, under the chaperonage of Professor Lovett and Miss Welty, went out to the big pipe works in a body this morn- ing and were shown through the works by General Manager w. L. Perkins. They were greatly interested and edified.
 Tomorrow night at the First Methodist church the Rev. MT. Glenn, of Owenton, will lecture to the Epworth league. The league has invited the Baptist Young Peo- ples union, and the Christian Endeavor society to be present, and both societies are expected to attend in a body.
 E. D. Vining is entertaining the following gentlemen at whist tonight at his residence in Clarendon avenue: Messrs. B. H. Lopez, B. c. Jones, M. J. Boots. P. T. Whilden, w. H. H. Judson. E. L. Huey, J. E. Kirk, Lee Moray, H. L. Bains, J. H. Houppert, E. L. Mitchell, J. A. Hendricks, N. L.. Carpenter, R. R. Montgomery, T. J.. Cornwell, G. M. Lovejoy, J. s. Winters, Louis Forst Ryail.
 MT. and Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. F. H. West and Miss Carrie West, of Milwaukee, Wis, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. A. L. Dexter for several weeks, return home in the morning.
 Miss Bessie Dexter returns tomorrow to to her parents.
 Will Racket, of Birmingham, is the guest of Chambers McAdory and family.
 Mrs. A. A. Baker and Miss Lula Baker returned today to Huntsville, after a brief
The age-herald., 1899-03-21
THE THIRD ALABAMA
Mustered Out at Anniston Without the
 Slightest Disorder.

Anniston, March 2O.-(Special)-Th Third Alabama regiment, colored, was mustered out yesterday, and today nearly all of the men have gone to their homes in other portions of the state. Special trains were run yesterday afternoon and this afternoon over the Louisville and Nashville and Southern railroads to accom- modate them.
 The Alabama negroes. by their good con- duct on being mustered out, put the men of other mustered out negro regiments to shame. They were the last of five volun- teer regiments, the other four being white ones, to be mustered out here, and they were by far the most orderly. There was not the slightest disorder or even drunk enness about the camp, in the city or on the trains.
 Reports from along the lines of railroad over which they travelled are to the same effect. Not the slightest fault could be found with their behavior and the wonder fully excellent manner in which they con- ducted themselves is evoking unstinted praise for them.
 The officers today presented Colonel R. l. Bullard with a magnificent gold watch, the presenetation speech being made by Adjutant w. V. Brumby.