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The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
FROM DODGE CITY.

Brakeman Woods is out on trip IN
the place of Judd
Brakeman GingriCh is on With HarbSt
in place of Weber
Brakeman Hamilton is laying of for 90
days. with Fay While in his place
Brakeman John Hinckley is laying off
a few days and Fox is out in his place
Brakeman L T. Sears is laying off for
a couple of trips and Clarke is in his
place
Conductor John Dick and wife are in
Colorado for awhile and Conductor Weber
has his car on local.
Engineer HarUWeu is out in place of
COsseu and Mccartney is doing service
in place of John HusSer-
Engineer VIM Williams is on tie 500
in the place Of Geo Greeuway- who has
not reported for work since the wreck
Passenger Conductor James H TIeItOn
has been reinstated- This will send Con-
ductor Riley to Denver again.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES

The usual services will be held At the
Church OF the Good Spirit sunday at II
o clock a In the evening. beginning
at $. there wiz be a lecture by Mr.. era
vendIke, followed by tests from Mrs E
Z Hamm0n-
Third Christian church. corner. Third
= q So So a 50 ~ d I7i1+s Ii If keree-
nenC and agreement Between the
GhEis-ian Church and Other Religious
First State Society Of spiritualists viii
meet at No 81 Kansas avenue sunday
First Congregationa1 church- PresldenL
Geo N Herrick Of Washburn viii speak
at II IN the morning No evening serV-
First United Presbyterian church. cor
uer OF Eighth and Topeka avenues. kew
M f. MctNIra nan pastor Freacl llLls 20
morrow AZ Il o -lock on s \ song u 27-+Y1 a
ieI at the conference THURSDAY evening.
west ski street. Services Al Il a m:
subject. Truth wednesday evening
c. N E church. corner Van Buren and
Fourteenth streets Preaching al II a.
n and p. m evening subject. A New
Crea alure Sunday school, : P m; Ep-
United Brethren church, services are
held in the new church on Twelfth and
81 y : Nforroz7 - = -f-s - 3 s51I-i47-e-5sr1T sil
Of the Children's Home society, 10 a m,
Sunday school; 3:3O p m, Junior Y. P. c.
preaching.
Grace cathedraI-The Rt. Rev. F. P
1ILlspaugl. D. D. bishop; the Very Rev.
John ". Sykes, dean, the Rev N 7 By
ion: $50 a N. sgnday i scaooi. Il a. M.
service and sermon by the dean; p m,
Good sReDherd-s.3o a. m-.sunday school:
Il q r. morning prayer and sermon
and sermon by the dean
E,lElFga--o y p. m, seTTlee ana sermon
WlL1 preaching at II O'Clock W. l. De
School union for the Rocky nountain dis
tricr- viii occupy the pulpit. Sunday
YoGnE Womens 6h-fsTs7 a. 5ss9eia1for,
Gospel meeting sunday. 4-15 p m; sub
@7cL, me Apostles Creed- led by Mrs
ParkdaIe. Methodist church. corner Sew
the Rev. D D Cheney: Il a m The
Strength and Beautiful Garments OF the
M. Sunday school 2.30 q m: Junior
league $3.50 p m. EpWOrth league r. n
Laurent and Harrison streets. Rev w. 3.
Hutchinson. pastor Services at II a. m
and p n, morning subject w orszs and
/ Thoughts: evening subject, The Palace
Trustee rally at St. Johns A. NJ z.
church. corner Seventh and Topeka ave
nue. The Rev b T Tanner. bishop of
the Fifth Episcopal district OF Kansas.
VII PaFI5Ielpats IN 51e meeting, Preach
! sunday school AT p m Christian En-
Wagner pastor At II a. n. the Lord
: supper Will be celebrated No preaching
in the evening Sunday school at 9,45 a
m: Endsavor society, p m
E'lrSr Eres1 1yCerlan church. Preaching
by the pastor Rev J. D. CounterTuine. n.
d, II a. m The Savior-s Golden RuIe'',
S p m The Happy FruitfOn Of Hopes
Delayed Sunday school. S-s5 4 m
JUNIOR C. f. p m Intermediate and
Senior c. E meeting. p m
Liberty church. corner FTfth and Leland
streets. Rev Matthew Francis. pastor.
Services. II a. m. subject. Love- ) D.
m. subject, The World
Thomas Rhoads. CeuteraeIF- q writes.
i slff I'd r N Ills saran or Il IL Ea r
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
FUSION IN THE EIeRTH.
Democrats and PopuIists Will Unite
on q Candidate For JUDGE.

Heriugton, July 15.-The Populist and
Democratic central committees of the
Eighth judicial district have issued sep
arate calls for judicial conventions to
be held here August Is. at the same
hour 1t IS understood that they will
nominate the same man for Judge
The Republicans have already renorn-
mated Judge o. L Moore The only
two possible candidates named by the
opposition are NJ B. Nicholson, formerly
Judge of the district, and his law part
ner E s BertraTn. Of Council Grove.
It is considered unlikely that Mr. NichOl-
son Will undertake the race against
Judge Moore. He is after a bigger posi-
ton and his friends expect to see him
nominated for q place on the supreme
court bench some day. He came near
to it in 1886 Tt is probable that there
will be complete fusion in every county
Of the district on county tickets, and the
fusion on judicial matters simply is a
part Of the general plan of getting to-
zether in readiness for next year.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
HENsLEY FOUND GUILTY.
Jury Decides That He Murdered
Jacob McCammond at Pratt.

Jacob McCammond at Pratt.
Pratt. July 15.-The jury in the Hens
ley murder trial retired to the Jury
room shortly after noon yesterday. The
trial began Tuesday morning and after
most of the day had been taken in Sc
Iecting the jury the evidence began
Hensley was on trial for the killing Of
Jacob McCammOnd on the night of
April u last The two men were drunk
had plenty Of whisky and were alone IN
the country in wagon. The next
morning 8IcCammOnd was found dead
with his head battered to pieces by
means of a we'll point Hensley was
arrested, but denied that he did the kill
ing On the stand, however. he admit
ted the killing and claims that it was
in seIf-defense. The defense also Of
fered testimony to show that Hensley
had been insane and tried several times
to kill himself HensIey did not seem
to be much concerned and talked of the
killing in a most cold blOOded manner.
He said it was too dark to see Mccain
mOnd, and on cross examination was
asked how he could hit McCammOnd-
Hensley replied that he simply struck
in the direction of the music and kept
on striking until the music stODDed-
After the prosecution had made the
opening speech yesterday, the defense
sprung a surprise by waving all argu-
ment and leaving the case with the
jury. After being out several hours
the jury returned a verdict of murder
IN the second degree.
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KILLED WHILE CAMPING
Two Young Men Have an Encounter
With Negroes and One Is Killed.

GaIena. July 15-Another horrible
murder occurred on ShOaI creek Thurs
day night. near Lowell. three miles
southeast Of this city John 3. Pervis
and a companion named Nose Locke.
with a team and wagon. started late
Thursday evening TO Miami 1 T. and
darkness overta king them. they camped
at Lowell for the night. About y O'Clock
Locke walked back to Galena, hunted
up the officials and told them that he
had been awakened by shots and the
groauing of his companion
He claims that two negroes committed
the murder and robbed Pervis of So,
al he possessed. and that they had rob-
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REMEMBERED HER CHURCH
Rich Woman Leaves Many Bequests
to Charities.

Binghamton n. Y. July i5-The will
OF Mrs Horace Crary. late OF this city
was admitted 10 pro bate today Among
other beGuesrs are the following
The WOmau's Missionary society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. a corporation
organized and Incorporated under the laws
Of the state of Ohio $4,000. the Mission
airy society of the NJ e church SO 000
to the Methodist Episcopal hospital Of The
city of Brooklyn $4,000, TO the Freed
mems Aid and Southern Educa tiOnaI So
ciety of the NJ F. church $1,000. 20 be
expended for the MOrristOv normal acad-
envy and school for colOred persons AZ
MOrristOWn- Tenn. 20 the trustees Of the
wyoming annual conference of the II r,
church Incorporated by the legislature Of
the state Of Pennsylvania in 1853, IS given
$4,000
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MUCH LITIGATION
Growing Out ofthe Sale of stansfeId's
Drug Store.


The Home Land & Loan company has
brought suit in the district court against
George W. StansheId, proprietor Of the
drug store at 632 Kansas avenue for
$40 which the company alleges IS due
it as a commission for selling the drug
store. The trouble with the deal seems
TO be that the store didn't stay sold
The petition in the suit alleges that
Mr. Stansdeld employed the company.
of which w W Manspeaker and NJ. d
Henderson are the principal officers. to
md a purchaser for the store, and the
company was to receive 3 per cent on
the gross purchase price. The store
was sold to W. T. Kuuz, who paid Mr.
Stansfeld 81 900 TO bind the contract.
It is claimed that the price was to be
$12. 400. but there was some hitch in the
proceedings and the sale was declared
of. Mr.. StansfieId retaining the $1,000
The company now claims that it is
entitled to its commission out of the
forfeit money and asks for a judgment
OF $40 against Mr.. StanSfield-
It is estimated that Mr.. kunz also
contemplates bringing suit to recover
the 81, 900 which he paid AIr. Stansdeld-
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AT BALTIMORE
Score by innings
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WILL NEVER MARRY AGAIN
Countess Nazimof Wants Divorce
From Ex-Senator Baker.

Madison. Wis. July 15--Mrs- o. A.
Baker Countess Nazimoffs who le&t
here for Sturgts. Mich. last Saturday,
has written a letter to local paper in
which she says she has been misrepre-
sented-
Countess NazimOff says she intends
to get divorce from ex-senator Baker
in the fall, but that she viii never mar
ry again The countess complains Of
having her friendship for a university
student misconstrued, and says she in
tends to remain with friends in Sturgis
till the fall, when she viii come to Mad
isOn to get her divorce.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
WOOD CHECKS 1T.
No New Fever Cases Among Troops
at Santiago.

Santiago de Cuba. July 1.-THE strict
enforcement of General Woods quar-
antine and sanitary order seems TO be
repressing the yellow fever out one
death and three new cases were official
" reported but there have been no new
cases among the United states troops
Many Jamaica vagrants have been ar
rested and taken to the detention camp.
DR. ChiIds an American physician.
was arrested, subject to the fumigation
process and locked up for cOnceaIing a
case Of yellow fever at his own resi-
dence This patient. an English en-
ployee of the North American Trust
company, died today
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
Emporia Round House Heat

EmpOria, July 15--The Santa Fe has
announced that hereafter It viii use
steam in the rOundhOuse rather than
stoves for heating purposes Arrange
ments are being made now to take out
the stoves that have been used hereto
fore The new heating plant will be To-
Gated west of the round house, and all
the engine pits will be piped- An enOr-
nous amount Of coal is used each win
ter to keep the rOuudhouse warm and it
is thought this quantity can be decreas-
ed considerably by using steam heat
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Improvement For santa Fe Depot

Cottonwood Falls, July 15.-The yard
gang is here from EmpOria to fill around
the depot Several car loads of stone
will be used. The depot is located on
rather fiat ground that holds water well
and unless improved somehow, would
be almost a perpetual mudhOIe- The
rock Will go in both sides, evening
the ground up with the house tracks
which were raised only few days ago.
The main line tracks VIII be surfaced
IN even with the others
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Santa Fe Taxation

Los Angeles, Cal July 15--The meet
ing Of representatives Of various couu-
ties in Arizona and representatives of
the Santa F'e road TO adjust taxation Of
the railway has been concluded An
agreement binding for five years has
been signed, the company agreeing to
pay taxes to the several counties
through which its road runs at the rate
Of valuation of s. 500 4 mile
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
Rapid transit Road sod.

Indianapolis, Ind, July 15.-Ths prop
erty of the Indianapolis & Broad Rip
pie Rapid Transit company was sold
to w F. Brown for 5000 600 at re-
ceiver's sale today Brown represented
Baltimore capitalists.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
DAVIDSON HONORED.
Topeka superintendent Elected a
Member of Council of Education.

Superintendent William Davidson OF
the city schools was today notified that
he has been elected a member of the
national council of education. This is
a select body of the brightest educa-
tiOnal lights in the country. the mem
berShip being limited to so members
Superintendent Davidson is the second
member from Kansas. President A r
Taylor of the state normal being the
other.
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sAY SEE WAs cRAzY.
Episcopal Members of Wichita Vestry
Condemn Mrs Fuller and
Uphold Won Herlick.

Wichita. July 15--BishOp NIillspaugh
of the Kansas diocese mas postponed
the hearing of charges against the Rev.
Mr.. Won HerIich of St Johns EpiscO-
pal church until August. The bishop is
spending his vacation in Wisconsin
The vestry board held a session yester-
day, and on a test vote decided, 8 to I,
to acquit the rector. They believe Mrs
Fuller rartiallv derangad
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

ottawa. July 15.-Resident Engineer
Wells of the Santa F'e- with headquar-
tiers at Chanute. is in the city today to
begin the work of putting IN the new
steel turntabIe at the Santa Fe yards
Mr. Wells will have charge OF the work,
which will be completed as soon as pos
sibIe The new steel turntable viii re-
place the old wooden one.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
William KS Denial

Milwaukee, Wis, July 15.-Wm. K.
Vanderbilt today wired the Milwaukee
Journal saying there is absolutely no
truth in the report that the New York
Central and its allied companies ara
planning to obtain control OF other lines
of railroad in order to make a through
line from the Atlantic to the Pacific
coast.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

The German Baptist church, on Mad
Ison street, will hold it's first services
tomorrow Stree being remOdeled- There
and in the evening the ChiIdren's Day
exercises, which had been postponed on
account Of the building, viii be given
Perfection Starch the best cold starch
on the market.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
New z. s. a c. Teachers

Manhattan. July 15.-The K. s. A. C
regents have elected the following new
teachers: Prof. Hendricks, of Junction
City. to the chair of English, and H. J.
Davenport. of Sioux Falls. 5. D. to
the chair OF history. Miss Mary Prit-
ner was made assistant in domestic
economy
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
SANTA FE READING ROOM
To Be Established at Arkansas City
to Be Commenced at Once

surveyors were laying off the new bath
and reading rooms yesterday which the
company is soon to build q the yards
The bath rooms will be large and con-
tain ten or twelve tubs. IN the read
ing rooms the company will place per-
iodicals and newspapers for the use of
the employees.
It is understood that work will be
commenced at once on the new building
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
First Load of Cattle Shipped

Caney, Kan. July 15.-The Kansas.
Oklahoma & Southwestern railway.
which IS being built from Caney south
through the territory. has been COM
pIeted TO BartlesviIle- distance of >
miles The first freight-a carload Of
cattIe-was shipped over it yesterday.
The company began locating the depots
tOdaN-
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santa Fe Brakeman KiIIed.

Caney, July 15--Santa Fe brakeman.
A P. Shoff OF Chanute was Instantly
killed at L4awtOn, fourteen miles south
of here yesterday afternoon He was
caught between the cars while making
a coupling and his head and one arm
seYered from his BODY
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
Weary of Newspaper Work.

Abilene, July 15.-NIfss Anna Carlson, |
who has for several months been in
charge Of the Solomon Sentinel has
given up the paper to its owner. E. 3.
Burnett, and gone to Republic county.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
FINGER OF SUSPICION
Points at Six of Detroits City
Fathers

Detroit, Mich, July 15--The Evening
News says:
Acting on certain information the pO-
lice commissioners have instructed
Capt. Mcdowell. chief of the detective
department to investigate the trans
actions of some of the aldermen for
the past few days What the evidence
is can only be cOnjectured. 1t is known.
however that as far as the police are
concerned the finger of suspicion is
pointed to six aldermen as having re-
ceived a bribe for their votes on the
street car ordinance last Tuesday.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
Jail For Mankato.

8fankato, July 15-The contract for
the new jail and sherif's residence at
this place has been awarded to J. W
Berry of Jewell, Kan Consideration.
s6. 700 The cell and steel work was
awarded to the Stewart Iron works of
Cincinnati at the price of s., 200.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

Years of suffering relieved in night
Itching piles yield at once to the cura-
tive properties OF Doan-s Ointment
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Drowned While Bathing.

Chapman, July 15.-Edgar knight,
son Of H A knight of this city was
drowned in the Smoky river YESTERDAY y
afternoon while bathing.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
NO DANGER OF WAR.
The Chicago Will Continue Her Cruise
From DeIagoa Bay.

New York. July IA Herald special
from Washington says:
The Boer government has transmitted
addressed to It by 5000 Ouulanders deny
ing that the present government in the
TransvaaI is ryrannical- as declared by
other Outlauders supported by Great
Britain. The petition was circulated in
May and addressed to the Roer govern
ment. and a copy of it has been received
at the state department. Sir Alfred Mil
ner. the British high commissioner. in
writing to Mr.. Chamberlain concerning
the petition, declared that it was general
ly discredited. as it is openly stated that
the signatures had been obtained through
the instrumentahty Of government ofn-
ctals and railway servants who are most
" naturaGZed In diplomatic circles the
opinion is expressed that the BOeT gov
ernmeut has transmitted copies Of the pc
titiOn to the governments named therein
in order to convince them that there Is
little truth in the British statements and
to prevent any of them from joining Great
Britain in endeavOrlng TO secure better
treatment for the outlanders-
The feeling prevailing in adminiStrat ton
circles is shown by the instructions sent
ing him to continue his cruise The adj
miraI reported his arrival at Cape Town
from Pretoria and that the Chicago was
ready to sail, and the fact that he made
no mention of the situation and failed 10
recommend that a Warship be sent to Del
agOa bay shows conclusively to the
minds of the officials that he IS satisfied
the situation is calm and that there is
no danger of war
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

AT BOSTON.
Score by innings:
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

Cheaper than repairing Bargain
shoes Payue's-
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
AT NEW YORK
Y fuufnEs-

New York -.-.....-.OO 0OO1-I Il
s. Louis ..--.------0 D l . . 0 1 o l.
Batteries-New York. MeekIn and " Ar
ner: s. LOUIS. young and O Connor.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

AT KANSAS CITY.
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Marshans $ Band

VIII render an interesting program at
their concert tomorrow afternoon
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

Oxygenors at room 50. Columbian Bid
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

Gun-shot wounds and powder burns
cuts bruises. spralrs wounds from rusty
quickly healed by DeWitt's Wircl Hazel
SaIve Positively prevents blood poison
ing Beware Of counterfeits. DeTVitt's :
is safe and sure. Geo w. StansneId. w.
H Wilson, A J. Arnold < Son. A J.
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Waverly- July 15--Otrawa commenced
Series Of three games here and was de-
feated by the home team The score BY
p H E
TaverIy -.-.--..-o12 20211 - Il
Ottawa -----.--.--2 Q 0 3 0 @ D I o.
terieS-OttaWa. Morgan and Wilour;
WaverIy, Han and Hutchinson
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Cool off by drop
macy and drinking
Headquarters for
7S2 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

A fine selection of high grade Their
rnometers just received at Benefits
Optical store, $50 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

Hot2 Well. rather
ping into Squires' Pharl
a Twentieth nSas-
BegSs Hair Remover.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

Emporia July I5-"Dumrnv-r I-gran.
the negro deaf mute pitcher has resigned
his position on the Emporla team The
siguatfon was rendered TO take effect
as soon as the team returns from its trip
It il cIsimed that ingram believes that
the other members OF the team cOuspiret
10 threw his games. being pref udiced
against him because ne was q negro.
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Topeka, Kan.

I'd air my woes and wealth expose
To see your town and HfIo's Rose.
But could come, do you suppose
A counting ties and sweating clothes,
Nit-A clerk in need of some repose.
P. S--If you don't need me at this
end of the road, please pass me to To-
peka and back J.
He got the PASS
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
He GOT THE PASS.
A Railroad Employe Wrote of His
Woes In Verse With Good Effect.

A prominent railroad official received
the following short seIf-expIanatory
note from a well known politician a
year ago
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

Thomas -Rhoads. Ceuterdeld. o. writes:
& sun cred fr- m iii sever or eight We r.
No remedy gave me relief until DaEVfrr's
Witch Hazel Salve- less than a box Of
Wlicl permanently cured me- Sooth-
ing. healing. perfectly harmless Beware
of colu-erfeits- Geo w. Stans6eId. W.
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AT KANSAS CITY.
Score by innings
Kansas city ......2 @ O00007 0-lC
Detroit ----.-.-.-..1 D o o o o 0 0 0-1
Ba1tsries-StrickIetC and wilson, Eriske
and Shaw
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At rWAsHTNGToN.


r H E
Louisville .-.--I O501OoI~- "A
auteries-VV aslingC0n- Mercer and Kit
thinner
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Your linen left spotless. American
Steam Laundry. IL West Seventh
Telephone GAL
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For forty years Dr. FowIerts Extract
OF Wild Straw berry has been curing
sumner complaint, dysentery. diar-
rhoea, bloody hux- pain in the stomach,
and II has never yet failed to do every
thing claimed for it.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
C By innings.

r H E
Cincinnati .-......1 I &C 70 3
Philadelphia ----.-1 o I 4 ~-s IL
Leries-Cinclnnati Phillips, Hawley
and Wood- Philadelphia F1aLt. Donahue
and Mcfarland.
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Payne's Bargain Counter Low Shoe
sale.
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WheeImen.

Should never Be without a box OF Beggs
German Salve. 1t gives instant relief
Heals Sores. Cuts. Bruises and ChafinE
SGuires' Pharmacy. 75z Kansas ave
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Heinz's Ice Cream delivered at your
door Phone 397- 212 East Eighth St
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Bargain Counter. Low Shoe sale
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Quick. good work. American Steam
Laundry, I12 West Seventh street TeIe-
phone BAL