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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
FROM CsEELIN-

CecarI1r county has cesu blessed with
big CROPS f0r two EearS- The 01LIoUIS
TOR Z corn crup Is goao 50 far bUr
spring whear * L total failure faIL
wheat vii yield ABOUT 70 per cenr Of i
full crop It IL very dry A SIMEON
from the southwest EagaG Sunday L
cane from the arid plains OF southwest
kansas Farmers ara holding over i
good deal OF GuEu and wheat raised LAST
ysaC
Gus L Benton whG vas raised IN
Topeka IS one CT the cattle kings u
TINS S6GEOu- a. well a. a Banker 67
las 4 feeling farm adjoining town and
L ranch IN Sheridan county so niles
south stocked win 5000 head
II z Nix IS another eaErIe shipper
and feeder Of this place he Is the west
=ru aEEnE OF the Cr1der Cattle COM
pa1v Of Kansas City who have Iargs
holdings Eere-
We have d great many small leaders
OF catEe Throughout the county this
year. a. coru was plentiful and cheap
ObeEiiu IS building some good brink
business houses NJ Guy Of Topeka Il
the CONTRACTOR; there IS not an unoecu-
uIe1f residence house II The cit and
mora ara neetfet1-
Cberiiu VIII celebrate the Fourth
F--a1k Nelson viii MAKE the eagle
sCraal1- Our people ara paE-iotic- This
town 81 the home Of COMPANY q Tween
EE-sez-a1G regiment Kansas volunteers.
gvF113 would. mad they dae. 4 chance been
swimming Che BaE5aG or PaSsE n ptIr-
suit CT the tying Fl1pI1CS ike Fun
sU1uz EaHaur TwEnE1eEh
The sclO0I-1arrns have taken our
CITY tnev came i hundred str0uEE on
Tuesday CT this week u aErand me
sJII1r1eE normal school SuTTIe ara r1utf-
locking Al educated cur oacneICES
and WtCIGNers are II IICfirE
Frank RRecter. our Representative, IS
Al Hot Springs. : D--VlslE1ZlE his broth
# and taxing the resC cTIra- AIc. Feeder
On the asylum ISSUE. want down CASA
11alc4 Exe voting Tor Clay Center aEIGS
approve lis COURSE He mas some
Of those Urn ballots E1aE cun-azr1esT the
decisive vGCa Tor Parsons snarchesf rom
rI1e ran 0rseieSs Destroyer Ike brands
from L1e zCzruaI Burning He viii Keep
them as 4 mGmenr0 CT the episotte and
70 Use II the next campaign
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
L Colony Of Bourbon County
Farmers
Leave For Roswell, View McKee,
&c Locate
TO Try IRRIGATION.
They VIII Sink Several Wells
In the Desert
Which Is a Sandy Valley Be-
tween Two Mountains

Fort Scott. Iune "a party Of tan
Bourbon county Earu1ez-s- headed by O.
P VVzttCiIe and r N Easr1u CT V alT11IE
township. left Tuesday nIghE r1r Eos-
wall New Mexico. vhere they VIII *
pertinent n irrigation Al Gf the party
ara from the western part Of the coun-
Y and II their work - SUCCESSFUL they
VII TAXA Up claims and reside there
The party consisted q o ?. Weidle,
T " Easruu- NJ G. Quinn. ! r Cooper
Tsi1n Quinn T Wells George Cur-1d1lts-
ALaoCh WaGGIe- \ ? Browning and =
Jackson
EheT nave purchased / C-acIl0n al
E-ue and / couple Of drills and other
material necessary for the work % &C
performed The men have 61rued L
stock COMPANY and the machinery vas
shipped Monday night over the kLCy u
E1swe1 and Tie party followed EassCzr-
DAY
Boswell g siCIatzt1 Il the NORTHEASTERN
part IT New Mexico 45OuE Loo miles
from the Colorado Hre The strip II
land where they VIII locate Is EbOuE six
miles vide and thirty niles IN length
The SOIL = nUn-proGl1cClvz owing 10 the
1rV lands II being situated between
Czv0 rucIInEa1rs. The company believe
thar oT sinking L EzET wells and prop
cry Cr1gEaC1nE II the land VII Dc pro
1L1gC-ve- one Wzl1- they claim. VII o.
sufficient 70 Ir-1gal1 several farms L
E1eV are successful the land VII De
1re-aEIl1Czf1 from TIE government ard i
settlement formed The party sh1ppe1
al If the facilities for drilling and VII
COMMENCE tie work a. suon - they az
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
B0NDHOLDERs LOSE.
IN 4 SUIT Over Securities CT ehe Ore
gou Pacific

NeZX York June 2s--IIdge Wallace n
tie Z 1lr=St STATES circuit zaIIr-- t1'l.IT
handed down il decision sustaining three
Out u I'VE dtaIIl1l-r=-5 lied 1y counsel -1r
tie Farmers Loan and Trust company
n 1 SUIT Drought Dv certain 10udI0idecS
OF ia Oregon Pacific R.I1Irgaf company
for Al accounting by C1e defendant Is
--1sT-e4 II Tia railroad cGnUaIT- r0r Sl5.-
liJ- sd Of bonds The oil Of ne complain
1 - w. -l-1tl n ,.ei-lllit-E -15t ne de-
Cause If action vas maintained -1IE
-1eI7a wFara defects Cd lie deEzICiaI1z=-
LA --it--@ were --L-t,t5 a "a lie COM
94a-uauES- --1aE 3cr-Gu vas 1ar-e4t ~ tie
5T4rlIIa OF lII1Ira-1Ou- anu thai EEIers vera
l4cueS On me part Of tie complainant.
court and IudEe W aIlaCa rules C1aC tie
action eI1nor De ualnC-Ilue-t BY ne plain
gwen TIE Fight ID er1rer- and thar ElIa de-
1eI1GazIE should not De subjected II seDa--
Lre SUITS brought 1y severn pza---ez wi1o
nave common lu-ereSr5-
The fourth and dftI dernurrerz. w1icn
a-e L SO sustained ~ -t1e eoIIr-- sC4-a -1ar
SUI = 0E1r-tL ~ me 5EHEICa QE limit
ton Relative % this point JIdgz Wa
lace saVs -lIa- Cl1IS 1eEaElse can 1e -Ilss.-f
n ze4IICV action Tla- wlIfIt4 ne T-1i--
40 1tIEas courts place 10 Car IN equity
Jurisdiction yaC -1eT rHsog-I1ze statutes u
limitations a. enacted ~ ne courts Of
says leIIg-I Of tr1e . no jar u trusts
v-rlIn TIE jurisdiction II tie faeiera-
courts.
" 1era tie Breaches alleged ara Of I'M
PlIe<t tICe5 and where TIE acton = not
0r01E-IC u recover funds property II
possession OF tie --J1srs- he aVar-ue1ts OF.
ne oil VII respect % me .rgT1tf1rcr ~
tie IeLe1d4lE 4--ar tie Oregon -oIu1a-1v
became Ins0IveuU AMI -fafz4lIlr.tt IN "A ing
interest On CIe bonds. AL "a snow alv
1rezLcn IT dlILy BY me r-7Isrz- Tor II
E1az appears. he defendant fer=.f 1ruD-
eriy There vas 10 refIlIzssC On -lIa par
u ne Donu1oidefz C1aE me trustees
should purchase. tie 0rgDer-V 1E me d.
-az1u-nE company and he -rEIsIeea were
not ca-le1 upon 90 a-d Or promote ny
21a4 1L Ez1rsrl1lZdE1On-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
Is OUTOF POLITICS
" 4==arscn says Ea Did Net CO 70
New York &c A1zzuG \ Demo
cratic MssrIr-

View York Tine &.-EoIoueI Esr-v
" aI-zEs1u sad -3ttEE thai Ie I'D not
EaI-G u ne cIET E3C tie PURPOSE Ut Gun
-=r-l1zE WIN Eoid Ceruoer4-s lr any 1CE1t4E-
DeI1ucra--s. IespI1z TIE reports I'd ma =
-agC v 11Gl 11Vz been 5EEIE 1IIE E-lu Louis
vile
I only learned today SAID NJ W4u-
-zTzDE- '-L1aE View YORK u mA1z
provision FOR Il meeting II me gold Dem
IcrIEs- lad 1nE 1eel previously al
v1st-tt Of -1is. 7 Know nothing about nv
sIIcL EonUQc4-1ou- and would Attend
I1e If T we're Invita- 10 So 7 Al a1E
IE politics
Il have 10 1ou5C EIa-svsr -1aE NJ
BRAN and re DlaE1GE-1 u 1895 VII =
repeated Al Chicago OF course. 111ItT --1e4
summer truUgIE -IeEe = good IeaI 1E
political s7ecIIla -10n II long ra1Ee u W1lle
4WIV hours ne sad waves
Bur Al his Speculate The eastern
Oem0cra-z wi1o aTIder-alk= control tie
V-ll 1urzeS II lie vest and SCUM VII
Ara 5eEEzr 1893 man Chey I'D II
1885 II LOokS nv mind ia tie CHI
3alzr1 Of -S96 VII - repeazatf 1890 WIN
Z 1ew 4AideuG4 = bring mIE-srz down u
IaEz-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
MORE RAuRoAD sUuDNe
Now Gong On n The Cn1ra6 States
Thn Z Year a.

New York June 23-Tl1e RaiIruad
Gazette gives the preliminary figures OF
new railroad Guiding for the drsC SIX
months IT LS99- They snow L total Of
LLSL45 miles This 3 Al ADVANCE OF
some ninety niles over ne preliminary
6Eures If last year but the CzazeErA
SAYS there 81 reason 70 Believe That ire
new railroad building n actual pro-
g-ass q mucn more exhaustive than Il
WIS 4 year aE8.
2enusvt7ra-1i4 ra6as the lead for the
SIX months with L total mileage II 106-
Then fellows Mississippi S5- Arkansas
81 ClxIaloma- - louisiana IL OHIO.
81 Florida 80 Z an j. and SOUrI1 Car
Gina ID niles Only 3 sIa1zs and tar
rIE1r-es OF tie toCa- u1mnsr have my
Building Al al reported and there ara
SIX states II which building g reported
Elr Less than i've niles each The rail-
road which takes the Lead n uIIeaEa
COMPLETED Is the Illinois Central which
vim IFS new lines N Mississippi and
aC1er st4Eas- has / rora1 II 81 niles
T1eu follow the Cl1GCraW- Oklahoma x
GzIIf. IL miles the Chicago, Rock Isl
and & Pacific AZ the 8ufa-0, ECCnes-
Ter 4 PtErsburE a. and the Cal &
Ezctric - niles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
PRNCELUIGFs LUCK
r7,e Eu-1 ber+s NeuEew Interested
u Elcn Geld Discovery In
AIasEl

Seattle. wash June 2S.-Prtuca Luigi
Il ueU new Of the king Of LE4Iy- and SIX
or zfgnE vel known business u1t1H OF -
arrIe bid far % add materially 70 their
worldly possessions through Al ALa5i2-1
placer discover news OF WHICH EeAct1-tA
rhis CIV through Il LETTER wrlLleI1 ~
Charles Z ChaC1- formerly OF Cne -e-
arrIe E4rrfzvare company
CnarrI and his companions 11Ve n14I-
Il rich ind IN an uETuap pet- creek near
Port Clarence. one OF the L 11E1c 7CaE1S
<GvErrr1euE reindeer stations E'aurC--fl
claims have been St1keC IN C-e names
Of rne Representa- lives 81 the men OUT
dining the expedition. of which Char1 g
4 member and Major Z = L1graL1silI1
SearrIefs tE1Creri1 u1oIII1IzIl1 climber Cne
leader Prince Luigi = one OF those II
Czrestetf- Chacd says
We Crletf L small rocker On enc II
CUR claims and turned GuE SO n i've
hours but I'D Tot Try the richest part
Win 4 zIIIice cUe could easily rzIru OUT
500 4 DAY The frost sC0ppeG Us from
rocking, hut expect rG Ind II DreEEy
riCh next summer We ara the only
people here 50 fdr Wood IS too scarce
for wInrAr work We 20 70 GT8l0VIl Cay
To register cur claims
Chartt and Major mG-ahanl are sur
vivrrs # the Jane Grey wreck year
azrU last spr-uE, 50 -aaghE With loss or
human Ives
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
TO WED MRS CHILDs.
EaPor= EevIved That General ice
Whistler = 20 MARI

N=w York I-Ire "a y EsnirE--lu 5oe-
cla- 70 tie ! 1UIT-Ia-
1ssl-ve NORMA lion ma (-er1eraE Joseph
~ Ie=ser vi lead II-ss- George " ClIItfs
u ne 4IEI- al an early law WIS r-ve1
81 ne Journal correspondent today Il
comes r--7En 9t=EsunS nr1Ina-ely acquainted
vim Doth
Ms Cf1IldH not long ag0 authorized the
= 1I4s317t ira Ledger TIE NEWSPAPER E1Iud-
ed 5y Ter late husband. to 1rlnE a CIR
eII-11z5IL-1E-zE- and Dusirvz denial II me per
5lSt-lL reports --1lE 1er marriage vas n
prospect
Nt-Ver711eIess. intimate friends u both
NJ LlIIlJl5 and Ma or General y rezate.r
both Iere md II Pl1i1IlIeI1ilIa- 4r= aware
--1iE re preparations COR tie welding ara
1cV vel ttiVa1ceai- and -1zIE CIev 4ra De-
iug pushed a. such L ra-a Is % va---lr1r
IlIe belief -IaC the event VII take place
within / lev weeks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23

Tia Frisco Carried Bryan &C +as
Home Of Richard Bland

Fort Scott June Zs-The Bland spec
IA On the Frisco which carried W !
Bryan rom Carthage u Lebanon re-
Gently made record breaking time
The distance rom 1I1ueEE u Spring
field q - niles. W1Icn WIS covered n
% minutes anu from Springfield to
Stra10r-I. which . ten miles. vas made
N 11r1e minutes NJ Bryau vas landed
n Lebanon Il SIS 2 IL. tie funeral Of
NJ Bland occurring Al D T. BRYAN
spoke n Carthage At 1920 Il IL The
special vas made II ct che coach and
L baggage car 11G vas II Cna--a Ut
Conductor John Giles Division SF1-
1eri1EarctenC Cray and Tra-ur11astar
Brown accompanied the train a. Tar Is
Monet Engineer Murphy pulled the
tan WITH NJ 49,. Al eight wree5 AZ
E1e- II intervals me last time OF I
nile L minute vas UaCe-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
DEArE OF JOIN zo1EL
McEhersCn RiCrasr Passes Away az
the Age CT So Yeas

L-Indsborg.- June zs--The funeral Ct
NJ Touu E0Ge1- usually known
E7aL1er R0CelI- WIS 1elC n the Fra
mCuuC church Thursday afternoon "
E1Geu was Gue IT the early piOuesrS OF
TINS section being sent II advance iJv
Henry and Mercer county. Illinois. col
on1SuS u select / S1rz Tor them The
deceased was 4 devGr=c and faithful
Lutheran was personally engaged II
Sunday school work for 4louC laE L
century was TOR Tears treasurer Of the
Lutheran EAlSaS conference member
CT tne Home Mission board deacon
and Sunday school superintendent u
TIE local church IN F7reeru0ut- III 70
EeE vas over So years ar age Il as
l5eAL1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23

Washington June Extensions navs
been gCa1Letf as f1IL0Wz-
OrlgIna-AIacIou Myers. ITErttIeu- So
Iouu DoIseu- Parsons. So Jesse Gentry
National Military Home L6aVeuNGrr1,
so
Observation-Disclosures SfnEferuF To-
r8uIa. So u So Francis GlEIi@1ev, Nj
ElonaI Military Home. Leavenvorr1- So
To So John P Harper NaosElo R1uiCts
IS % $50 Martin '. B. Atwood, Eurgl1-
ns0n- 81 % So
Rziss51e-SpeeiaL June 10-DaVid "
SavrS- Caldwell SO
Reissue and i1ereas-s-+zsorua W
Smith. Clyde So 70 $40 Victor y arrerr
National Military Home Tszs4zr.fl 7zroyT-r II
50 ID s.
Original widows e1c-S5Isa1 Peck
Minneapolis. 81 E2eissl1e1-5arad E
Simpson Kansas Civ 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
DU HDCM BULLETS
Agaf1 Cp Fer Discussion AZ the Peace
CcrrrasA

TIE. Earz1e. June 23--Aftar short ses-
zions OF the sub-eorurIlrra4s IT var and
navy. II WHICH reports oY Major General
Den Deer Euor-ugael OF the DuLcn de1e-
EaEou and Count SutUyG- tie Aust-ta1
naval aZ3eE-- were reSpeEr1-efy 4dnDUzft-
tie drzC committee If tie peace congress
ueE 20 discuss the sane n tie a1uVz
order
The delegates declared favor II 4T1T
stare using INV new explosives aE ueE
mentions or |1T--i11aI E-1s5izL and 6l1I-
gaCla alone -zf-alui1sr from voting
The Question JE IuLuuuTu bullets vas
discussed. Major Genera SIR JGHI -4EfsE-EI
Of the British delegation declaring Thar
tTz-eaE Britain lid not desire ID Use any
prQJ-cE1lG 1TgDuS1zC1EIE VIII ne DrITrc1 9le5
OF modern War md that dI1IuttlITT1s should
only De used against IN uucivI-IZe4 11e-
The conference finally resolved 1Z,E11sT
the Of bullets WIicn spread Ha--zz1
out n ne amman 1uuy- SUCH - eZDlG-
sive DULLES bullets II i hardened case
vi1iCI 10 not entirely cover tie point or
bullets win L1clSiOn.
Tie 6EIrzSI 11d American I616es4-zs
alone voted n ne ueGa-lVe-
iecrlIes rom balloons vas prohibited f1r
IVA TeaEs- The question Of ceE-aI1iE1g
LlIe ITICr0aEIcC1u Of new types Of cIEtesE vas
ltefar-=z4.
Count -oItyk-5 report vas then -3Esn
up- Il declared E1a- re sJI0--soElE E-et--
r1ousI unable I'd agree regarding tia pro-
pOse.f abolition Of naval azrus- submarine
rVrDeffo JgaEs and ia Use OF explosives
1ad declared aeEilusE he use Of IsUuTZ-
IaEnE gases EIIcu CIe first COMMITTEES
a-s0 Approval
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
YOUNG GIL mUzDEEEQ.
Found Dying n an Old Abandoned
Wei Near EIuF CfEE

BUFF City, June 2S--3[inuIe Eor-1-
stead. the ID year old d4ug1rar Of Tony
E8r1sTaad living four niles uurrn Of
this city. vas found IN an old abandon
cd vel yesterday WITH L severe con
tTIsiou on the side OF her face and she
died hall an hour altar the discover
she left her home Tuesday aftzruoof1
about 0'ciCck On N Grand u her
aunt Mrs. . 7 P1IIes- living Two miles
away and falling u return i party vas
organized AT night To 1TInC c1r her The
well was Al old one located N / lonely
SPOT surrounded by Ereaa baCix OF Mrs.
P1aIess barn and vas covered win
heavy boards The Boards ware n per
EaeE order showing cgucIusIveIy foul
play \ eiew As 70 TIE cause CT the
guilty ane has not yet been found
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
WOMEN BUY 4 F4zM
New They charge the Ten6er Win
False Representations

Independence. June 81 man BY
the name Of Alex Cunningham came to
CatfarvaIa 4 Few DAYS ago anu offered
10 trade 4 farm II Missouri for L r1zr-
camille store IN CaefdrvaIe owned hv
Misses Cgrr1EhWa1t & douEor-- Cunning
ham stated Enar the farm vas worth
81 900 HFxr offered % turn Il II Al S25g0
finally succeeded II making the trade
Altar II was closed the LAKES became
SUSPICIOUS and went 0var u Missouri
to look At tia farm II EzzIIa. No they
found that the tam vas 80 niles from
any razIrua1 and vas practically worth
Less 50 EleW returned home without
TG0izr1E at CFe farm They 1ave 5eE-I1
z1IiE ara INST -lIIlIIiTI CHAM charging MIN
win obtaining Money under false pre-
lenses
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
SCHEME TO Buy IRELAND.
New York EfnancIer Sad to Eazs
Proposed tt t1 an Irish Member
CT Ea-i1a-suE

London June E-T1e Central N.szxs
says tlaE Al IRISH member Of parliament
received Z LETTER rom n eminent
dnancier n New York 5ffzrirlz d 1r1-
mora 41d JEEI1lze L movement -Br ne
purchase Of leland The Wrfrer ia
.ia-zs -1aE many hundred Millions II dol
izLrs could De raIsetf EIr ne purpose 0lI-
re VIole Question must hinge IN me de-
sra Of E-eaL Britain u 1lspose OF the
1r3peE-V- He adds
Al things Ira possible n this 7ea. azld
nothing Is 600 Dig G0r is u underraIxa IN
this side Of tie wafer
The Central News says II 3 1IetIaaT not
70 disclose the names gE cde x-1Ear and
receiver Of TIE letter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
HIS WIFE LEFT HM
wichita MAJ Despoudsu- Tries to
End lis Life WITH Poison

Wichita. June. 23-Because Il strauge
took 1E with her E1rTT1EE IuTer- Dr. Dub
ley EEnCea- the son OF 4 prominent
Kentucky family, VINO came hHrz L Ezyv
m6uE1s aga. aEEaI12Catt suicide to-day
nT taking poison. TiEIa1y discovery
saved MS life His wifa vas Vie
hughes. Z Samewhar noted character.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23

Workman Rebuilding tina Snaa IN
Enguau Salt Mne
EFrum the Eurc1insou News.T

Fran the Hutchinson News.
II H Wagner IT the planning mill has
L contract which CuupeIs MS men 70
work 4 thousand fear below the surface
0f me g-GUTIG-
L il II the rock salt plant At King
man Mr. Wagner entaref the s1aft and
found chaL II TIA years II has oeen IDLE
the Em1ers have CgCraG away and
many GaVe-IUs occurred
IN order TO make II safa for operation
the snaEt vii have 70 De practically re
1ulIE and new tinbers put II through
the nine It VIII TAXA al summer 70 10
the work The mine VIII De Operated by
9 G EasIey's company
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
Copper COlOred
Sp1otcheS.

Fhezz Is AMY enc ere 1~ Contagious
Blood PClsGn-5ae disease which naa
coEpIeseEy szEed the Doctors They
are 5asE1lY 2naale 20 ews Il, and dIre<s
Ehel- Efforts seward bcS1Iug the poison
up IN the oiocd and c0ncsaITng e tram
view 6 : 8 cures the disease pnsi-
lively AMI permanently 5y far=I1g CUT
every rrace II the zaIuE
Vas Afflicted Win L ser--sIr- hlc.sf fiaeaae
which wAs n suoEs AZ drsr. 5u5 afteE-var-fs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23

Santa Es VIII Try III Eaap Down TIE
Dust II Southern E11aaA

The santa F7e Is making preparations
% oil the C-ack On The S,1uEIeru dIviss-
ION This VIII &c done II order u keep
down the dust and nave travel
pleasant aS though tie Inc had the
rinessE rock BALLAST
y neither or nut the work VII &c done
depends upon the success CT Al expert
n1eE1E the Santa Ee = making IN the
Ire. N New Mexico Eur sumo distances
the rad runs through Ehe AE0rave
desert and the Sand and dust Is said To
&c something uarrihIe. The al IS sprayed
On rlla track EV means Ct an appar4EIIz
zzE4cne1 ~ the Gil tank Il gusts the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
Ire Sole Agents for STANDARD Patterns

cIlda1 rom the schools r1r vt1fras vltZ1-
1u- regard Cd convenience. and II re-
zrr1cCug the pr1er u Che E1bb chill
rrzu-
The zIecC Of this GeCislou 81 70 gar I
new rial q tie EaeCS N the case De-
-1re another Jury and Under IegaI rules
aid down oE the supreme court A.
u ATM % prevent 1leE1 from G1sCri--1-
0A-1E agallsr cnLorett cliIdreu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
oreration EfITef e

Tacoma Wash Tune 2S.-Eiram E
Allen 4 Leading lawyer OF Spokane and
i member Of CIIe STICa Legislature dad
today Al the Fannie Paddock hospital
II This CRY EgIlCWluE operation Tor
appendicitis. Ee a Brother OF ez-
e uIreI States Senator I0hu 3. AIIeu-
The body VII ae taken To Spokane FOR
fI1rzrrue1r
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COMMITTED SUICIDE
v Ich1A Young Woman Found Dead
n Bank

Wichita June 2S.-3IIss BeIIe SIavir1
4 srauog-apner At the Eauk Of Com
11Er-a, vas found dead IN the bank Of
fee 1t GCIOCk THURSDAY Therz vas L
bullet hCIe behind her left EAR and Z
revolver lay beside her
she Ieft Il Letter % Mss Ida Lane Of
Kansas City stating EdaE she would
come % Kansas City and accept 4 ID
z3C1Gu offered. but ChaE she vas AFRAID
Of robbers. Miss Siavl1 carried 4 ra-
v0fver always. she vas II ii health
and II IL thought she may nave eGm-
rI1trec+ suicide
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23

The rssuIs- The arr I'd s1lOrc3zss On ~
sflssE OCEAN y-ow Dat AMI smaller and
0e15re luEg disappeared elE1relT- re-al1ef1
-sBsE Ee4ZElz- became Stronger and
1eEzEz E-=EE4y IE11F1Fs-st- I vas soCn eIE1rsz4T
wal and ~ ski clear 4 lieca al EtaEz-
Z Z AxEEs- 100 M-IIoer-T st. Sevvar<- = =
Dom destroy IL possible chance OF !
cure ~ taking the doctors treIsmenG
Of mercury aid potash These minerals
cause the 1al- &c faLL ous- aid VII
Rreck me errIra aTsrau
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Wichita June 25--Eu L case Of the
city against the county TODAY Judge
Dale Of the district court decided rl1at
penalties On delinquent EaXzs we're L
par CT me UaZEs. and hence had u -
Win them n the usual disposition OF
CaZaS- ~ the decision the eiCy rEEs
81 900 EereE9f1re the County, hf4I Eeeu
keeping the peuaItles paIG IN deIIr1qIIerI-
cies n city property u4zzz
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To TAkEIN NAVY.
Proposed Ezssnsian CT the Grand
Army cf the EsruaIzc-

81 Louis. No. June 2s-TlIsz 98s1-Dis-
7aEeI says EIaE the mex annual al
ezE-upue1E OF the Grand Army OF tie EEs-
public WlIEsI VII De- ne closing II
lie 1I1eEzta1lEI .t1Eurv- L r251tIE1Uu WI
De I1IECuGIcstf 1y Illinois member 70
per1eE1IaEe Il Ind Caka I1Eo II vaEar-
Of ne nav Well If ne army
Il VII j. proposed 10 change ElIe lATua
- The Czra-1I Amy and Z4EE IT the
Republic
TIE resolution VII cal 11r tie amend
nan u ne constitution 4kIuIiE
al soldiers a1d sailors VIC ever E1uzr1E
z1r ne e Mon Al Wi1o ara dgzIE-uE COR Il
1ov- and All w5I0 may hereafter 1EfIE COR
re 1a-E and the principles y1IcI II rep
ras@ElS-
The reason E1r the movement = tie EIcr
thai re = 4 r Is IN the Dr1EesE sf
SPECIFY and certain ultimate az-1zzIet191- Uy
reason 9E lsav-IlE nothing To reszrIIL from
We mend and sew IN buttons r-as
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sDs-e-au Al GTer ~ DGGT-
These soon 1ruEa oIEUaiJ
sores- R2C It Is ezv %
imagine the ssId=T-uE Z
eudIIr-ft. 3 . 70 re ha-
came eouv1zcs1 LAT ia
doctors cnuis1 &c 10 gonet.
I Id suesIs \ hundred
1nilAz-s- W11S.a was rsa4T
E1roWz away E1eu
1T1e1 v8ELo rs 1aEe1E
medicines buE z1l=v dtlf
not r-acu he disease
Naeu I had finished ny
d11sF 5oCl.e at = = :
vas grady EmDmved
mt Va ffelfrrs1 Easf IN
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Hutchinson. June 23-Cfty Marshal
6eftoeu believes the JOINTS are Al closed
He also says the women VINO we're or
Gera1 70 leave town are doing Sc List
night and to-day the police inspected
every place Wnerz there mas bean L
joint and found Il closed and no liquor
On the premises Marshal EaeffFe.fi sfl vs.
he VII close every joint ne Can ind
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-23
Bargains N Furniture. BUSH es : EDDY
New and Second Hand Kansas avenue
Kansas avenue
Congressional Party AZ Tacoma

Tacoma " ash Tune 2S--CunErzss-
man Paine chairman OF the ways and
means committee member u the IaI1E
Commission. arrived here today accom-
panied by many prominent Congress-
men The party VIII 70 TO Portland and
san Francisco and latar Alaska
where the t1rar1arI0T1aI boundary 1l1as-
ton vii De studied