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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06
sAyp STORY ~ ABSURD.


The publication az sensational ntcft~s
given upon the alleged authority 81 Roy
~ PIKE. cf nnwsan, ana u w pavs 81
the Canadian customs sorce BY local pa
rers. charging that Seattle merchants
have been classifying invoters IN order 20
~vade the payment OF customs duties IN
tina kicnaike ana Rrstish Yukon canpa
yesterday eaiiea forth . statement chow
tnR the ahsurssify es such ail~xa tiar,s
Srun JArncs q Goidsmfth, Of sehwnescA.r
Rrns. We salt
The values IL xseSs are substantially
a. Welt knawr tr ps~ son - I'm seattle
fsy eemprrsson 81 different fnvotcss ar
feeens nrme' values could b. easily ascer-
sHtnsd On any ssass ~ xco4ss II would
~ ssrnniy susctdAi on the part ~ sry
reputable merchant 10 make false an
wolves a. n would suhjecs every custom
er &c whom he sold cssssss TO all kinds
% arnDyances ana exnnssnatsuns ard rat
asniiy drive the trade 60 oshesx Canadian
customers require certified invoices and
any Seattle merchant who would rart5gy
To an fneerrect fnvoice weasS probably
ast sell any more gossas tn nawson
A. most Of ths Gee~ts purchased this
year In s<stslr fsr hswsen w'~rs esashs
BY rsercharss personally. tcn't see nov
the stase1nens can b. brine cut that the
correct invoices uere sent 20 Ia vsoH aaa
the tneeSyecs ssses Go Ceiseesar Davis In
every fnstaaee the merchants have tzarn
THE trvosees with shsn and therefore have
attended Ca she customs In rersor
There would not Dc a single Cellar In
tho sransacsicn for . merchant snippsng
che zgcu0n. end thefeeore reAisg1ne that 81
could cniy % Nm Aas1 e sssas ltks folly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

- FROM beHIAsfi1 Franklin.
Whcn toa are SICK wat you like bes,
- 20 - chosra for q medicine IN the arss
psae.; what experience tells you n n>ss- 70
ts chosen ~ IN. second place. what rsa
son a. e., Th~9ryi sAys 10 best IA "a ne
cnosen Ia ne %st place. Bat ~ YOU e.s
Get lT. Inclination. Dr. Expsrtsrc. sn1
Or. heassr 60 nc}d consultation snxsfssr
they viii give you the beM advice maj ear
he taken
When sou have . bad cold Or. rneru~.
ton would revsspmand Csharsh.riaI.,ls
Cough Remedy becAu0 II 70 pssszsAs,s ara
safe % take DE-. Experience would fs-,syvn.
speedy and permanent cure pr Rs..on
SoShf FscsrrnerG n A~cans~ n 10 prrparef
or scientific principles and @cts an "a
tire paAn ~ relieving the i1nxs oS~asns
z nssarAi and hsalthy ssoA3oa. Heg ~
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0odN 6svhg DsaeSs 1asd fnp0 Md 1spxs 1ssasusy
onaak-Hgus Thss Tell ~ Dsay h Dssan

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06
THREE DIVORCE CASES.


Three divorce cases were fiIed IN the
superior court yesterday. Two Of them
were by wives who claim their husbands
have deserted them. and the other was
nicd by . deserted husband
Lavina r. Field aaeged In her COM
paint that she and Arthur u. Field were
married nj Hot Springs. =. D.. In Sep
TENDER. 1897. and that In less than q year
her husband deserted her. She says she
does not know whore he II now.
Jessie Mccurdy. In her complaint
against l. G. McCurdy. says she married
him 81 Iowa City. Ia. IN December. 1850
A year later. she says, he abandoned her,
leaving her In destitute circumstances
Joseph Lawand alleged that he married
Ida ". Jawand NJ FART banks. Wis. IN
February. Iss and that she deserted him
at Stockton. Cal. less than two years
later He therefore asks for n divorce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

political capital out OF the far, tina, 1,,,,.s
ss so'niere were used 10 qleii r,ottns
matter OF fact. the troops were
sent upon application OF the peynocs.,t.
sovsrnor o. the state, who Informed tho
presdcnt that he was unable 10 preserve
peace with the state troops nnalded TN
Ma 80. cHcumsfances me government
the AID % the Federal authority.
Ths war department, believes hawsv.,
tnAt the United States troops hsvs h>e,
mere long enough, and ~ IL nov tina the
state authorities made some effort 10 take
care OF Their own troubles several rtas
ing miners. under Indictment for ofYsnsss
asAnst 'ns United states statutes. viii be
e.N.n speedy snd far trial II In ssp~-
cialIy important 20 note that the Demo
cratic governor Of Idaho has publicly an.
rnnnced that he alone II responsible for
. fact which robs the psypocrsss AZ ,hss.
campaign argument.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

Ketchikaa prosrector. Details Of the dis.
covery and fts extent were learned from
ketchikan passengers. Mcwtiiams says
the Astlier ledge r. seventeen feet IN ex.
tent. Of almost solid chajcopyrste ore ana
sraceaele for 500 feet. Samples Of the
ore taken at random give ASSAY returns
of 10 per cent; copper and so Ia gold Der
ton. McWuIiams would not siiyuige the
exact location OF the ind. which how
ever, u Is understood, 10 not far from
deep water.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

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an6 I'll ~ Seaer o0cee eacept the ones
I hove neat5casA GBcee6ed ths1r seaimatss.
a1fhosngh ~ county clerks iucroooo over
M sstimase was anau SoaS Of The ether.
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TN - n 80 Thfa tax. k0vpvur ran -
Svuvknd on on TIE Ousrntv fnnAs unAey the
ttrocttoa a. = reesdnSiy elected rond atper.
visor.
uaalpeaA Fux Coopromase.
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fersav was : comnvnmAee - the tsr cmyt.
vhich havs be~u f,endJnr tar : Iong 49,
In she Fe6srni ccs,rt heeveen s1e coa,nfv
ana the Northern pnca0o Rai1vnv Corn
Many. The AMOUNT involved vns - N. z.
Ana under the terms az the c.uusromiss the
county ufil ret about % per can't Of tho
whole amount
The Northern Pacific has been nxhsine
the county for several years on IT. taxa
tim rnattera ga the st,lts which vii, be
dismissed a Z result OF the compromiss
date ~ far back ~ 1853. and include iaxes
for every year since that time. The amount
for lNS II small. amounting TO about V0.
For the years lsas. lSs< and 1854 however.
the tar iev34d upcn the land owned By the
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Ieaee Austin yesterday for asaaultinr
Career A. r. et~psor eseps~r was trying
SC arrest Z>.ssr's wife. ard he Claimed
xetssr assaulted hir and tried 20 rrsvens
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Judge G. " Hanfcrd leaves this morn
Ing for San Francisco where he VIII hold
court for United States Circuit Judge
Morrow. ~ the northern district ~ Calf
fcrnss- Jtrsxe Hanford wfil b. gone Asout
three weska
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EYE~CLAsHEs scsentfe. ally 0tteA
op;ittan, II. Cherry.
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Iasivs Seattle Gssrs Death CasseA
~ Coosse7sgon.

~ C~ssse7sgcn.
Cara Josephine rAsl~y daughter % NJ
and Mrs Matthias Basiey, a 2fif Third
avenue fls-s Yesterday 81 eonsurr-xfcn.
Miss BAILEY was q native Of Seattle and
wss q Years ~ ~ the ss-ss - her feath
IN isaS Miss Bas.~T graduated from IN.
Seattle high school. ard the same saly she
ectsfct the state university and graduated
n ~ Inn. her health ha1nI Daa0. -
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A marriage license vas issued ys.ts-.
sAy 10 N'iiiam Ii. White and Julia 0uyer.
both 81 South Seattle
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AooGhsu vsVy 49, 1o1Uo 1ouo1 -
0S1ose - Wasso Dsooo1.
m1nefaj 01ecsvesy Wa6 Q4Ae - l4ye $50
GAs1 81 ole HiIsss, : YEA kssws
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xAy HssA ossvsaS 80 G,atna rseA
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1epssu durnr
CeNs In ''' :" 49, ''""'~' IN
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-21
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

THESE SNAPS MUST CO.
2 east front lots, Tyler St, modern 3
room residence, oak finish, barn, every
thing In Al condition; want offer
East front new modern residence. 10
rooms, extra. well finished, only blocks
from state house, owner says sell this
month at some price.
lots, 8 room residence, hard wood fin
ish. wide hall, bath, closet, barn, fine
neighborhood, is now vacant, owner says
what can you get, cash quick.
7-roOm modern residences, Tyler st.,
fine neighborhood, bath, for $3.37
residences. Jefferson street; rent for
$44 per month, $2,675.
We have many new bargains in resi-
dence property, $500 to $1,000 Some choice
lots to close out before the 1St Novem-
Der.
See us and save money.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
113 West Fifth Street
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-21
FOR sALE-REA1 ESTATE.


REAL TE-ROUDEBUsH.
Modern room house. not completed
yet, reception han, latest style, bath
room, nantel. crate, large barn, city wat
er Wen, on neW pavement, 18th St, near
8 room modern, house; none better, fin
ished, west side.
room house. West Sixth; lots. close
s rooms; modern; southwest part Of
Two houses; 5 rooms, corner Third and
AdannS; lots, $1,000; rents $40 per month.
SIS. For less than 5000.
room house, east of tracks, $525.
room houses on Lawrence, $3.50 each
Two houses near Fourth, east of tracks,
east of tracks, between 7th and sth, $3.50
for quick sale; payments.
VACANT LOTS.
lots on Western Avenue, near Tenth;
8 lots on Clay, near Tenth street: paw
lots on Harrison. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth. From $500 to $500 each.
lots on buchanan, near Fifth $500
lots on MuIvane, near Thirteenth, $l1O
Lots on Buchanan; on paving $500 to
Two lots on Fillmore. near Fourteenth;
Good lots Martin & Dennis addition $50
to $50 each.
SMALL TRACTS
25 acres 2 miles south of capitol for sale
or trade.
acres, East 10th St, about 800 per acre
blocks from car.
5 acres suburban home, beautiful place
for sale trade.
S1s acres east for sale or trade 81 200.
10 acres north of river.
acres east of Oakland.
FARMS
400 acres near Wamego. second bottom;
highly improved, excellent stock farm;
See me write for price.
l6O acres miles southwest; room
$50 acres 8 miles from p. O.. bottom
land. $1,000 house. At less than SIS per
acre.
so acres 4 miles west.
$50 acres, well improved. miles south
west of city.
And one hundred others.
FOR REAL ESTATE, LOANS, COI4LEC-
tionS and Insurance see
EMMETT z. ROUDEBUSH,
us West 9Th. Phone 267.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-21
FOR SALE.
BY THE HOME LAND & LOAN co

SMALL TRACTS.
10 acres west of Washburn college, one
of the finest tracts adjoining the city of
Topeka, acres in fruit consisting of
peaches, pears, plums and apples, all
nicely fenced. Only one block from
school house, same distance from church
Just the place to raise fruit and poultry
VIII make a special price on this property
for the coming week.
3 acres in Seabrook addition some fruit
good well. Within one block of postof-
flee, close to church and school and fine
building spot, only $3.50.
612 acres fine z room house, cellar, well,
cistern, good barn. ? acres pasture. 3l2
acres in fruit consisting of straw berries,
raspberries, peaches, pears, plums and
apples. This is adjoining the city limits.
Is close. to church and school. can be
bought for 50, 800.
10 acre tract / mile from North To-
peka pos toffiee, small house, rooms barn
well, orchard and vineyard, all in good
condition, s., 200
10 acres fine garden land 1 mile from
North Topeka, choice river bottom land
$3.50; $50 cash, balance SO per year at s
HOME LAND & LOAN CO..
104 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-21
FOR SALE
BY W. c. STEPHENSON & co.

BY w. c. STEPHENSON & co.
room house on Liberty St, for the
low price of $3.50; $50 cash, balance month
2 lots on 4th street. east of tracks and
room cottage, well water and coal shed
and out buildings, $500; $50 cash, balance
5 room house, east front on Jefferson
street, cellar. well and cistern, brick side
walks all nice condition, 81, $50. 800 cash,
balance in monthly payments; a bargain
room house. cellar, well and cistern
large barn. all in fine condition, Jeff
erson, 81, $50; 800 cash, balance monthly
IL lots on Central avenue, North To-
peka, room house, front hall and stair,
good barn, Price $500 500 cash, balance
in monthly payments, This is the cheap
est property in Topeka
~ lots on Topeka ave. east front, fine
shade, good neighborhood- Price s1,05O if
6 room house, east front on Polk ST.,
near the Huntoon pavement nice shade,
city water, etc, $1,1O0; $500 cash, balance
AZ feet by $50 on Jefferson st, near 9Th.
nice room residence, hard oil finish,
front and back stair, fine mantle and
barn. LOCO; $1,000 cash, balance in pay
ments to suit.
$50 cash, balance monthly payments A
snap.
2 lots, east front. large room house.
tern and barn on east side. Price 81 900;
500 cash, balance monthly payments.
room cottage on Madison St, near IND,
cellar, Well water, coal shed and out
bulldlngS- Price sou; small payment down
6 room between Sd and 4th on Jefferson,
IL lots on Tyler between 6th and 7th,
large two story Z room residence, front
lights, nicely painted and papered. Price
81 $50; 500 to $500 cash. balance monthly
lots on Polk near 18th. room frame
residence, hot and cold bath, water clos
steam heating plant, gas and gas fixtures,
hot and cold water, cistern, pump in sink
In ffpf0
barn. At the low price of 81 100 if taken
soon. Part cash balance time to suit pur-
'''' W. c. STEPHENSON & Co,
6O9 Kansas avenue (over Rigby's)
I room, 2 lots, city water. sewer. bath.
SCOTT & CO.. 6l5 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE
room, house, lots, barn. $500; 500
room house, sewer. hot and cold bath,
electric lights n mantle, ant ,cistern water
SCOTT & CO, SIS Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-A POTWIN SNAP
On Greenwood avenue, near station, 8
rooms, cemented cellar, pantry, front ana
back stairs crate eistern, well city wat
shade, gas, So. 700; part cash. Owner leav-
ing city to go to California. See about
TOPEKA REALTY CO.. 5s4 Kan. ave.
H MACFERRAN. Mgr.
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate of all Kinds
3 lots, I house of 10 rooms and > houses
of rooms each, near shops will exchange
for good farm.
have a good 400 a acre'stock ranch highly
improved to exchange for a smaller farm:
also number of small farms to ex-
change for city property.
A good clear 81 600 stock of general mer-
chandise to exchange for a farm near
Topeka have several cash buyers for
residences, west of Kansas ave. ranging
from $1,000 to $4,000: also have some cash
customers for good farms within II miles
of Topeka
ments. If you desire to buy call and see
what have for sale If you desire to sell
call and list your property and 1 will
furnish you a buyer.
Onice and residence 3S2 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-21

FOR SALE
on Polk st, IL blocks of paving, a 5
room house. and l lot, east front The
and the property is cheap at $i,1oo; 500
down, balance monthly.
Clay St, near goth, rooms, 8 lots, barn.
chicken house well, good repair. street
car. goes by door, 1,O5O; part cash.
Clay St, near 7th, cottage of rooms,
40 feet, east front, cistern,. city water,
barn, sewer, $1,650.
Lane St. room cottage, ~ lots, east
front cisterns, large cellar, 81. 600.
TOPEKA REALTY CO, 534 Kan. Ave.
H MACFERRAN Manager.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-21
FOR sA1E-REA1 ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE
BY THE HOME LAND & LOAN co.

&
81 acres miles west of the city on 9Th
street, S26 per acre.
farm only $40 per acre.
1886 acres miles east, one of the finest
improved farms in the county, mostly
bottom land, $45 per acre. - -.
school, highly improved. all bottom, $40
per acre
5 room house, barn, orchard, plenty of
water, wat 80 per acre, s., 1,a,,,,,,a G room,
house, barn, cribs, orchard, well, nne
farm, $50 per acre
200 acres 2 miles from Menoken, river
bottom only $50 per acre.
160 acres near Richland, good room
cultivation, Il bottom, only $50 per acre.
100 acres miles west; 50 acres of tame
house cellar, good barn, cribs, splendid
water and wind mill. All second bottom,
SO acres 5 miles S. E. 40 acres in corn;
20 acres in alfalfa, all under fence, only
100 acres. miles wests good 6 room
house, cellar and summer kitchen; Is
acres of fine bearing orchard, so acres in
cuIuVauoni paIance IN pasture ana mead
oW;e good barn, spring and We'll; acres
OF nne vineyard This magnificent home
24S acres p miles S. z. Topeka. nice
Iarga aarO s1,,76 ff 5G9 +r i Tii t aI1
ard; 45 acres of clover; 80 acres in corn;
80 acres in pasture; wind mills. stone
cOrrals- with water in all. all fenced and
School on the farm, only s2S per acre.
2OO acres 10 miles vest; 120 acres in
bottom; so acres pasture, splendid 8 room
house, good cellar, large barn, cribs and
Out-buildings; 4 acres of orchard; Is acres
in timber; 10 acres of alfalfa and 10 acres
OF clover; 100 acres in cultivation, $35 per
acre.
so acres z miles s. f. 6s acres in eul-
tivation, good orchard of $50 apple trees.
large vineyard. 500 vines, good spring, all
frst-class land; fenced and cross fenced.
S25 per acre
216 acres, y miles east of Tecumseh sta
ton, good 6 room house. large barn, fine
orchard and some timber, $50 per acre.
$50 acres s miles north, room house.
cellar, large barn, ice house, smoke
house. orchard, peaches, pears, plumS, 2
cisterns: fine hydraulic well and spring.
steel wind mill, tanks, etc. 80 acres in
clover, balance in cultivation. Free daily
mail at the door $3.50.
40 acres fine land 1 mile north of FL
mont on Rock Island railroad. fine vine
yard and fruit of all kinds. Under good
state of cultivation. No house but barn
and outbuildings. This fine little place
for $25 per acre
HOME LAND & LOAN CO.,
704 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-21

FOR SALE
Tracts of and 10 acres or more just
outside of city limits on southwest at
from $50 to S125 per acre.
w. NJ. FORBES, ZIG w 6th st.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-21
Notice OF Meeting Of Board Of
Supervisors of Election.

Topeka, Kansas, Oct II, 1893
Notice is hereby given that there viii
be a. meeting of the board of supervisors
Of elections at the office OF the commits
s1oner of election, on Saturday, October
2Sth, at 10 a m, for the purpose of re-
visin9 the registration for the election to
be held on November 7th 1899; hearing
all appeals from the decisions of the
commissioner of elections If any: and
transacting such other business as may
properly come before said board.
JAMES BIZ RECESS.
(Seal) President.
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LEGAL.

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(First Published in the Topeka State
Journal October q, 1S9a)
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FOR SALE
room house, I lot, $3.50; $50 cash, bal
ance SO per month.
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(FirSt Published in the Topeka State
Journal October p, 1S99.)
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Closing Registration Books.

Topeka, Kansas. Oct. II. 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the regis
ira ton books for the. registration Of the
on Friday night October 27th. 1889. ct
8 o'clock, and said books will remain
closed until after the election to be held
on November 7th, 1899.
(Seal.) L. T. YOUNT
Commissioner of Elections.
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FOR EXCHANGE

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FOR EXCHANGE
80 acres bottom land, 2 miles west of
city: want city property.
20 acres rich bottom land miles east;
want large farm.
So acres 4 miles out. rich garden land;
want $50 acres.
50 acres in Usage county, well improv-
ed; want stock of goods.
Stock of general merchandise, 81, 900;
want good farm close to Topeka or Law
renee.
Property in North Topeka and money
for south side property.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas avenue, Topeka, Kan.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

LADY or man wanted to travel and ap-
point agents $50 per month salary and
expenses Ziegler & Co, -752 Monon build
ing. Chicago.
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EOh TRADE
One of the prettiest homes in Potwin,
close to station on Greenwood ave, for
good rental city property. If you have
anything OF this kind to trade see US at
once.
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 534 Kan. Ave
II. MACFERRAN. Mgr
FOR TRADE-I ladies' high grade Cres-
cent bicycle, almost new; for good driv-
ing horse or spring wagon ia Madison St
FOR EXCHANGE-Six room house and
nine lots on corner line in Oakland for
small farm not more than 50 acres nor
less than so acres within miles of To-
pekt: Will pay cash difference, if any.
Inquire of Don COfman, S75 Oakland ave,
Oakland.
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MAGNETIC HEALING

MAGNETIC IIEALING-J. II. Hume. NJ.
D, A e. McCollum, M. H, School OF
Magnetic Healing and Suggestive Thera-
peutics, Treat patients at office or resi-
dence. Students solicited. S1S Kansas ave.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

Have story house. 6 rooms, etc, Ty
Ter St, close to business, 81, 80;
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AGENTS-Male. OF female to sell "Lus-
trO,'' King of securing soaps. our
agents have fat purses. Sample and par
ticulars four cents. The "Lustro" COM
pany, Chicago.
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HAIR GOODS.

SWITCHES. CHAINS Face treatments
Shampooing and hair dryed by hot air
Mrs Hattie Van Week. 220 East Fifth st