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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

ara dragging their sheet anchors There
Is 10 little cr9ss-iriI1g win sT-Ioke4eSs
powder from the uT1GIerrrusi1- and t1o
many knives ara being hiIrz6 beneath
the ether fellows dfth EIb. " he1her
II Is revolution or mara rebellion time
alone VIII DISCLOSE More politicians ara
Independently padding their OWL
canoes than during any Hood OF reesur
Seasons and landings ara uncertain
Charley Curtis. who has been a little
mere than the whole thing n the Kan
saS Congressional delegation. and Wi1o
MS friends considered superior u any
geEryr1alGeE thar the Pops might gut
up- VIII not 5e running two districts
n1ch longer. II ne q running one. be-
sides he was E8r the wrong man for
speaker Bailey doesn't Ike To play
--eou resETr1a1-aE-Ia-z-e'' and Dick B.ua
VIII shy MS eHstsr into the ring OF the
Third district The love betweeT1 stan
ley and some Gf his hackers Is As thin
as skinned milk and the new gang Il
debating the wisdom CT putting I'd Il
fight or Joining the cid gang n an al
around new deal or both Meetings At
the BLOSSOM house ara less frequent
while the opinions CT the Copeland
county, cruWd do not snow As much
displacement as foruerty-
IT IS uySIHrt0uslY h1urzI ~ 4 con
tingenr CT the cid tine hesIers that the.
fast mail combine viii attempt 4 con-
trolling hand Iarar On N which musi1-
rQoTuS and eha1eeEaIefeS VII De raIe-
gateG for something mora solid. sub
s1fnrlaI and Of possible greatness. How
ever- those OF such pruspicieT1ce As put
their good money up On lin Ja4fries ara
Or startling VII happen 70 the political
1fE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
SCANDAL IN SOCIETY.
Z N Crane Of Boston CHARGED WfEh
Leading 4 DouhIa Lie

51stuu. June 2Z-A1utI1er scandal N
hfgh social lie viii be ventilated ii clIa
courts mere within i EJr-uisz1L- CfrisvE-tt
a the CCeIEuuenC accorded der Ms. EzEr
r-er frances Crane to-day i1sC1EIrett di-
Vgrce proceedings II the SuffIllE cuuurV
superior court against her husband. John
Frederick Crane SON 1E L II crane.
one OF 5EuuAzlIneS IlIiouaz-as- NJ
CRIME accused lar husband OF having Led
L double lie and CIaL tie young WOMAN
W1CTu she alleges maintained
He'd from me city EIG vt1erzzLoOlECs
s not 4sCertaiualte- " Cane 4
years old and 8 junior member 1f ina
1I-n OF L VI Crane & Co. II W1icu lia
father q me senior member Els bro
-1er 8 IIS8 connected wlCErL1e house which
daSs place Of business Boston Ms
Cra-1e 3 Tan years T0tI1eEzE E-Ial Ter lIIs-
band and very pretty
Ar- Crane s present EzsidtTE= 1ia
E4-her residence II 6r1okIfue. while
Ms Crane IS sraTtuE Ter 4ua-r11eTl1s
1eIC II swell social circles Of the Back
BAY and ErU0htiue The en-resTnEllie.E1r
uaIue-t q Annie Ba-r4u- Alas NJ E1B-
arr Armstrong Ms Crane Alleges -1llE
her husband has CraveIetf C1r1 lIEtoIr ne
vest VIII me 6a-Ca1 woman aid C-1sLE
has. Is Robert Armstrong. malnrai1esE
pr1uce4T apartments n This cI1T EIr 1er.
over w11c1 she has presided IIrs- Arm
strong. and E1ar lie has EbS+zsIEzI li-1z5Ezle
rom home FOR j month 4 LCue- A.
-l0uE1 Re pad al oils incurred II I'll
ming the housanoi III.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

F-zz5s Of Co Z, zozh Kansas Passes
Away N Manila Hospital

Kansas CITY June Zz-Fra1k L
kinney deputy clerk OF the common
pleas court in Kansas City. Kan r.
eeivas+ a telegram this morning from EhEz
assistant 4lfIJIIa1r general at " 4S1I1E-
ton which announced the death II TIE
Philippines OF P-ivara Fred Max1ieiG
u Caupar1v z TvenEieE1 Kansas vUIIIl-
1aeEs u the hospital
Fed YaxGeIG vas = years CID and
the son Of 4Lr and Hrs. David M4E1ieIE
Of a0a Nar-n Eighth street Kansas
CRY KAN Ez enlisted II Company 2
Eher the T-vanClaEn Kansas vas mus
rzrHf1 fI1r0 the service IN camp al san
Francisco he rzI II and lay n the hos
DiraI ct1ere- far nearly CTva uIuuCz1s- being
CaulferIy cared fer ~ Ehe Rzd Cross
zuCierv- C-uuu MS recovery he returned
% Kansas City k41-- 4 E1rfaJIEE-l-
y 1IIe al home the Fad CruSE society
sent 4 ler-sr u his parents. 1ziIi--r them
taaz Fred was 10E pnZ s1Ca-1y able q n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

Iohn Schrader IS back rom Indiana.
where he has besu visiting
Engineer BiGGgeEE cane II last night
from Abilene where he has been run
ming IN r1e SaIinA branch
Engineer Fry son and Fireman D 2
SCOT Ira n Art1ansaS CRY On the plLa
driver
Fireman lin Shepard has the Saliua
run. GIspiaci1g Rasmey, who taxes the
Barnard run cut Of 1da1chestar
Fireman Leslie has CT5sDIaEe45 Fire
man Gum. CT the Topeka run. VINO viii
pun C1e pusher at Florence
Engineer SaruueIs. Who las been III
IT1- L 7acszney n the poGi. Is Displaced
reu1pGrarLlT by Shephari- He and Car
rzr ara On the SLOW board
ConoICCar AcNaaI - al work again
C1nCuer1r RAIDER Is the cham
gang
LpeE-L-7r CONWAY want u Newton to
day I'd TAXA the place OK Operator Noel.
VINO Is laying OF for uTvo weeks.
Assistant Caller Fay wilson 81 LAID
up win rheumatism
Brakeman Douglass has gure east fer
L vaCaC10n-
Conductor Taylor ard family have
gone % E1ZCC1I-1SCu u visit aiS mother
Back shop and Far1 men ara work
ING line hours i Gay and i've hours IN
-4-1Er1aE- This iS increase IT one
fourth II the tine they have bean work
IE The cause i rush 8E business.
The carpenters particularly are very
busy.
II 3 CTmCred that T t Underwood
FCr- ScoCr JuLy-
AII-IluisE Tom Barker vas ss1uaOn-
81 nome rom " nlsIav, AZ. ~ uEws
Ct As Tz@2sS sickness
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
Santa Fa FardmasteF John
FIaury, Of Argentine
Thinks He Is Heir to FaIuAbIe
Land In Ft. Scott.
WHEN WAR BROKE OUT
The Elder FIoHry Abandoned
50 Acres Of Town Plot
To Serve His CGUntry-N0
Transfer Ever Recorded

ArEznEcts.- T1-1e 22--T0n1 -FOUR yI1'1t
11asr=r E1- ne santa e ralIrCad- Is II
Macon. no looking over the pagers
and records n ne -zeGr1ers 0t-1ce II
search Ct za-a . strengthen II action
&c WIN ether heirs Il Il11 FlGury- 81.
deceased. a-e prosecuting ID recover
some valua1le 1raDer-v sir1a1a1 Il the
cen-zr III Fort Scott Kan
8[r EIuu-v claims thar his lz1e-
purchased abo1- So acres Ct land from
me EoVzrn-uenE ua1F years aEo. AID
r1a1 me r1w1 1r Fort SCCU 4 now
5sIilr over tbs CzcE The money pad
- supposed q 90 -zee5pCzs1 Tor II sGrTIe
pagers -hI- were n ne cid coUr- house
wen tie ,.c11urE- seaE u Macon sGuZ-r
vas Bloomington The =iC:er E'lCtIZrv
VS. occupying tie land ZTIeSI-CE1
Wle1 Tia VI 1r1ka 1ELE- - abandoned
Il g enlist Il ne service If us CCJIl1-
- and Had sCUu HE-zr tie cessation It
hcsLl1r-es- N E1oury SAYS he has
sE1uE 1Cpes IT pe-=cr1E rs zia--1-
--ls -ecurr.s 10 net snow rIa- 4 lra-1s-
czr I'm Us Ea-1er - NV one eIse Vas
zv=c MADE Thera Ara only L1rza hairs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
KUssIAss sTRANGE HOVE
Her Accumulation Of Geld and Costly
Aner-cau Purchase.

London J1r1z I'm Ttew az the dnal1-
Cia- SLrdaCS ct Tie Russian government
which 1HVG Led the minister CT finance
W1CCa u expose himself . 1uTull4Az1rles
rebtI115 II Paris. Berlin Era-IS11rr- An
SrarfaEu AID nera- IN as sIIdeslvur4 % o.
tan loans Elera Is something n TstariugIzs
and almost alarming N us ICC1uu IN agr-
uallT Offering L commission sIluEl ans
OF g0ld EC0m ne CuiEad Sta-as. mar
q say, 4 cala u interest ne gold 1lles
Il Is Io1C-1eTZ1sg acrosS the A-l11--C u -
Petersburg The G0lG 1eeu szIll -
1IT1 n preferences TO --1e 5az4E Of s'r-4lCe
and EIe Bank OF EnEta1d- ourI Of WHICH
nave 1ssu n competition VIII I'M
The Russian government IulGS close ID
S7tsl. Ga 100 OF Eoid. uIIcu As me
combined 10IClugS Of tie Bank OF EuZz-
la11d- the 5alk OF France and tie I'M
per1al Bank OF CzsrnalT- To Keep s1ci1
Z 1uEe mass OF gold die as rfre Russian
government 8 doing, 3 zZE-@InelV costly
and. 1t tie -aza OF interest WE11Ctl E1Lss 4
IS Offering Tor loans Abroad. It rzUr@sE-sIra
L total u nearly $50 JGJ 998 L TEa- NJ
IrIIlv, Eilera CHI De nothing 3f1E political
motives u prompt able 4 duHlc.ar -
CnuuE y itLa 70 pursue siIcI policy. and
al sorts or r-Irl6rs ara lsiIrrAElE 1ere "a =
the GbIecE winch Russia Ias II view
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
DECLARED ILLEGAL.
Present Plan Of Assess me1t For
Public improvement.

Kansas City. NO.. June Z2-T11dEa Phil
lips n ne Cu1red STATES circuit cDIr--
las rendered. Il decision declaring Illegal
me present method Of assessing properly
-Ir street. improvements n cites E-1r1uGs-1-
1rlE M-sz5lIIrI AID N I1a-1V other 5zL-a5- =
Upheld -Ie decision VII zI1TaziLia-a nun
1--at-5 II thousands OF dollars worn II TX
bills Sra-a OF l41sEuI
-I'1tiEa Philips holds -lI4C re Missouri
srl-1-4 II-tlgrlzlu- cities AMI E1T1S q
ASSESS lie cost 9L opening paving Ut re-
1a--IE streets dELlSL -IH owners lE
a2IC---lE proper Appnr--au-11E tie " 11ola
cost Tia number Of 1-unE fasL- i II
--uia--11 IT -zIa 11IIrrzsTIrI amendment u
ne federal constitution W1Ic1 prevents
tie --l@x--1E CT Dr-v1Es property Tor puDlc
lse V-L-1oIIC lI1sC compensation
4UIze Philips 1Oits rl1A- Unless II he
1e1ei- II z31cd improvements raetOIIrt5
% I1ur--uE property owners. IIst-1-
E-l-sl1ett I-aL1 tie civ largo mis- still
I-= IuEHzE he holds. E1a. -1aE prop
ar-T n one l0cal-uT nay De benefited
mora -lIal 1r1pe--v II another location On
--1a SINE street anu E-1aE ID 1= n 1ar-
UunT VIII ne clause dE lie constitution
Grad. 4zzseszy--es1Iz must De leVlaI n pro-
portion ne benefit der-Tasf-
Tie decision Wis CaE1Cter=-t paving
else 1r1uE1E n TIA federal r1urr
Springfield. No Tia case VII 1e carried
- ne supreme court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

AT LOUISVILLE
Scare ~ innings
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
TO EAvE GAME BIRDS
Cha1uEz Sporting Man VIII E1=rcG1ca
ehs English Pheasant

CF1auutz June 222--TwauCY local sport
iuE men VINO EuICy HIIuE1E the quail
and chicken have eac1 cCuErrourzf1 I
lfaiIar E1r ne purpose CT stocking the
surrounding COUNTY win game oLccISs-
TIE variety OF bird used VIII be the
English pheasant and the Monaghan
11easa1r two OF the finest game birds
in Tie world. Their IuEa1ClGn IS TO 5TIy
rvvs 5Id birds Al $50 and invest the re-
rr1a1uGer II eggs Il $500 L setting Then
-1ev L1CauG ID darch the eggs with the
help ct SOME local hens raise the little
oneasauCz BY hand and next -a-l turn
nearly the whole dGCk loose II C1a black
lack county across TIE river Wdlcn
axreI1ds TOR Efve niles up and down the
east bank Of the $eGsiIG.
Al OF the farmers II the 1eignbGT-
hood CT This timber ara ID De Interested
in the scheme and avery effort vii Co
made u prevent coaching The aid CT
tf1a lav VII CO invoked II every IL
stance ct Ca1sE-essIOu- The BIRDS
thrive anywhere On earth and ara tie
most prolific Breeders known The Ez-
NAE VII lay sixty eggs during tie
zaasau They ara very pretty birds and
have tails OF considerable LeE1grn. SHOW
iug every CClur Of the rainbow n H4v0r
the resemble the Kansas prairie
El15CtlzT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
MARr1NDALE GIVES Up
Eas Agreed to Deed lis Property 70
rrusrae Fer CrsGI-c5 Benefit

Lzaven7vor-E1 June 2z-Au appIfca-
ton was made ID Judge Hook Cuitad
Scates district Judge, n chambers. for
the appointment CT i trustee u take
charge OF the real estate and other
property Of y IIIizTu Mar-IuCEaIe.4 stock
holder and vice president OF the 1efuucC
First National bank OF Elnuuoria
Those present were Morton AIna1-rt1
receiver OF the bank Ike Lambert
United States attorney. Mr. Martir1CizHIe
and his counsel A mutual aGrEeEreut
was reached whereby Il trustee Is 70 De
named bv Judge Hook for al the MAJ
CiuGaIe property and It 3 ID be man
aEaI and sold for the benefit Of those
having claims against the bank Mar
EndaIe has 4gCeatf To deed al his prop
erry al once 70 this GruSTae. and the
z7IirS AGAINST the receiver Of the bank
acting for the banks creditors. VIII not
oe. pushed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

County Attorney Secures Restraining
ordsr Against TGIuzis1A

Independence Iuue Z2-Iudga Skid
mere. Upon application OF CGunEy At
Curuey Callahan today issued restrain
ing orders against the following persons
OF CGrevviIIa. and their places Of b11si-
ness. restraining t1eTu from selling IL
Cox1ca-1lE liquors
Henry SChuckTuau- Michael EetrEu-
dorr. James AIthea- John Knox I O
Lane. Joe RoberE. G c CarcIIe. VII
liam Cox and " z. Irwin The owners
Of the Buildings ara also warned thai
they must see that liquors ara sold
II their buildings County Attorney
Callahan has closed the joints or Coffav-
vile several times. and has finally
adopted this new mode Of procedure
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
YELLOW FEVER IN MEXICO-
the American CcIcry cR Tshuz1-
1zrec Tz7hnuA

Oaxaca. Mexico. Tune 22-JfciaE atF-
vices have 6eeu received here or the az
pea71Ce OF yellow fever n its most
VlrrIlellE c1r-u Il tt1e city ot TznuauEz-
Pee and ether places On the ESCuT1GIs OF
E=1a11Eape-- There Is IarEe AEzErf-
can EuIDnv n coffee charters N that
Section and rza-s aT-a entertained that
the disease has appeared -AzuorE them
The epidemic now EE-zrC1s along the
coast fr1TI Vera Cruz Il rE1e 6z51EsrzIr1zI-
Ian b0r1E- and dursfratIs Of deaths
have already occurred n me cIly OF
Vera Cruz there ara over 500 cases. and
me epidemic - SPREADING 1Ere rapid
u
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
Pensions F1r KansanA
as1iugt1u. Tune 22-PeuAous have
] ~ I'D ~ raIInW4-

asl1iuEt1u. Tune 22-PeusI0us have
beau graurzd as E0IloWs-
C)riE1ua--CHViG Mcclure. E7IITt11 So
Llcraas@ThGnaS II Spencer. Car
MESA 81 To 80 Oliver 4 Canavzr
PIeasantau SIS "a SO James kaabs Ia
zaar- IA u 81 Ezra Sutton. Speed So
u SO Newton WooLey. Burden So 10
s., David " Cunningham BetIIah So
70 81 Special, June g. William Il kirk
Lyons. 81 u So
ReiSsue and increase - Eerua hart
Koch National Military Home L-saveEl-
worth. s6 u S2- Special June .. special
acr)- John N C0rga1, McPhersUu- SO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
MASON CASE APPEALED
Marion Banker VII Be Given Another
Charce.

The case Of Harry L mason the Mar
ion banker VINO WIS sentenced 10 ifteAu
years II the penItzuClary E8r bank
wrecIx1ug, mas 6eeu appealed 10 the su-
preE1e court and L stay Of execution
granted.
Mascu's bond vas fxad al 81 600 L
re can furnish this ne VIII De released
from custody pending the hearing or the
ease n the supreme court
Mason bauk failed some time last
year and he vas arrested very sOou
thereafter HIS trial vas completed
only Il few days ago when sentences vas
raSse.f
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
cALD%Is SUCCESSOR
ccn-1E=ss CT I've NamaG VIE
Power g Act

Ch1ca=E0- Una - TX zt.IIctTe officers
CT ire western -ca5s Ea-Iesf 70 elect /
rev la---11sL1 u C-1z ~ zsT=-1 Easse1srer
sszCC1a--uu- 7 vas decided ID place -lle
E-a--zr II the 1alds Il 4 ccsr71-rlzr-4sz OF
I've genera passenger aE=Els VIM
power 10 4c- This committees vas
c1usen by oa-loC Is follows
T1h1 SshasEa1- Rock Island char
CaI-
:. E-SCS. Burlington
George T Nicholson santa -
G==CrEa Z Eza11r1 MIva1zzz a11
g Pau
" 2 Nlskz-1- Chicago K Northwest
=i4Cs7f- 71eE1-1T TIA executive Ulcers Ia
ei1at1 -14C -1e western iI11rT1ie--zI IT
bureau T11c1 11a-1C1trS clearing
Rouse u New EGrs- snail continue 70 %
u-c-z- L1e jurisdiction OF Tie western
EzzszenEzr ass0eiac-uu- The Union Pa
e11c A1C other outside -uE<is decided
u 1ecurle members It the ass0ciarlor
and -lls- Il : believed VIII bring abuur
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
Would Not Swzr So Agai1 Ear Fifty
Tines Il Prica

1w1fa last night win zevsra pains
n ny srunnc1- never felt 50 badly n
Al NJ liza = 1eu I E41e down n work
tbs morning EaIE weak 7 could hard
" work I went Ia Miller x Mcs-arTTv- :
drug store and E-1Ev Ces1ruZI1eE1atefI Cham
1zrislfn Collie etlTGIerT AID Efa--sI0aa
Een1etTv II WGrzeff Ike magic ami one
rtre finest e1i-E ! aVer used E1r stauaG1
trouble 7 snail not &c without II N nv
1oTTre 1Fz4-z4ttzz- EIr I should not cara -
endure ne. STI1faElE1sTS OF last 1izr1C yai1
for dE1T times - price, H WILSON,
T-f7-aT---ITsIz1 EErEEEEsEuT VI asthma -ll
CO.. Pa This rsme1y Is ear sac ny al
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
SMITH COUNTS DEBT.
Last Dollar 60 Ea Pad OF July /
Three Years EeIcrs Due

smith Ceurar- June 22-5111it1 county
vii cay OF the last dollar Gf Is bonded
dent T1Iy L N 1888 bonds amounting
10 81 900 wera issued During the past
i've years county affairs have been
handled so economically that current
expenses have not only bean kept ID
but ample saving has been made 70 pay
CT this entire issue OF bonds and al OF
this uaS oeeH done three years n aG-
vance CT the time when the bonds ara
tue The P0pUlisIs. VINO have e1ecE6I
every county officer n this county since
1883 ara quite proud CT ire record The
officers they elected nave made
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
s"Aroz EA@y PLANS
LeavenwCrth MAI Would LIks to
Locate 4 Cattle Eanch West
OF EeICfS

Lsavznvurrh. Tune TT u1tz6 States
Senator W L Harris arrived N L6av-
auwCr-h LAST night u spend day meet
ing politicians. Senator Harris said l=
vas quietly fLCTr1iE-E At present and had
nothing ct public interest To E4Ik aboIL-
He said that he vas ready 70 sell his
LeavgnVvOrrh county farm and T able
TO DC 50 would move vest OF BeICir-
Kan. and start L largo carrie ranch
Ssna1ar Harris remarked thai be had
bean much Impressed Win that part OF
the staIa and was anxious To Locare
there
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
FELL 5 STORIES USHURT.
sDon,t Tickle Me,7said Little Tommy
DE1n, When the Surgeon Felt
Els EIha

New York June Tommy Cizau- )
years cd. E1u lives win ais parents On
the dE-I floor IT me double tenement Il
No 05 East TWeuLT-ff1LI S[-eeL- vas
playing On The Eea- ira escape II us
nome Ee5Ierfav E1tzr1Bgu when he Miss
ar his EIoIlrG aid EaiI % me Er1uuTI-
EaLr 4 dozen eIaL1eSit1e5 oBsr-ucta1
C1e IfC-Ie fellow All. and WtIe1 he vas
picket ID Nv L aezg-IoUr locked ID II
the u1au ) lace AID laughed
A surgeon from Ea5IsVI1E vino examined
the lad found 0uIv Il Few siigfI- bruises
+EGust -1CklH said SgIIirntu= Tam
nv when the surgeon EaiC mis-. ribs
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srEoNe FLOW OF Gas
Well 1t Erie Shows Bright Prospects
Al $50 Feet

Erie. Tune z2--Eas was struck IN
well No ) here yesterday II L depth
OF 550 feet AID has L rock pressure OF
Dos pounds v hen Lighted the blaze
sf1Cr ID fully 100 feet and before II vas
PUT Jur the Wind blew the blaze around
n suCh L manner C1aE il SET ire &c the
1-iL rigging and II vas win great di1fi-
Guilty that II vas e11usZ1 Iishe1 oefore II
vas entirely DESTROYED.
This oel1g the second coed wall IL
SJ1rES Erie Win plenty CT gaS EEr Ear1L
and E1eI. and the gas company VIII
commence piping TIE town inside or
thirty days
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Louisville. ------Gs8z 11gS+s 4 S
Baltimore ----------1 D , . D O. :
BaEEar-es=-L 1lIIsV1IIe- EdIippI and Pow
zrS- Baltimore HI McEAau1xI- EGDlu5ou
and Cr1shEual
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Water rowgr Fur EuerE1iuzun.

The santa Ea g erecting Z zizry-f1ot
sc=eI vairar tower On the sire OF me oiC
round house 4 IrE ilIIlsOu- The new
stand piCe VII SUPPLY tie EE8 cranes
opposite tE1e passenger depot and the
round house WITH water The old watar
tank viii be removed Is SOON Al the
sind PIE s rur n use.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
FOR 4 GAS Plant
oszego Tosss Bonds Far Putting N
Syztem

Osweg1. June "a special election
held here yesterday 70 decide whether
or not the city should issue bonds TOR
the purpose IF putting IN L natural gas
system resuIratf about rhrae &c one IN
favor Of the issue. and work VII 6e
commenced II L very short tine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
eELETT FLEEs SOUTH
EECazzIe King Suddenly Departs
Frcrr CEsIE,uaErI1a Wiz Els wiz.

Kansas City, .Tune 22--[ranr G Gil
Ier- the Kansas cattle EWLuGzer. has
suddenly departed from the cry OF Chi
duahIIa n 0Id Mexico. W1ere he has
been ever since his departure from the
scene 1f his operations GzdIIEtE bundled
I'd his VIE and children. besides the
major portion CT his belongings. and
boarded 4 night train fur c1e City OF
Mexico From there he inrzn6s 70 "a u
SOME Central American COUNTY y mere.
he thinks he viii be safa from the Grad
frars and bIae9r11a1lerS VINO have hound
81 him II ChihTIa hIIa-
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CATS INA TREETOP-
Mother Made a Eoue n Al Alan
1ored Birds Nest

New York June Zz-r-lraes Kittens Ez-z
1or1 l14zI I'd N Cl1e ar n Al a5a-lti1ns1
Grit : Hast N Flushing L Z c1GaT-
For Eva daTs r had bean noticed -laE
/ ca belonging the ueHg1Ilnrtruod Waz
repeatedly ascending and descending 4 zig
tree curiosity WIS aroused and today
19-L-1 -s1-l- s-A----1rtL lie --@- Ill. -1AALAA
W1aC appears % have 5een L bIr1' lest
II II were ElIrze k1rraua-
Their eyes ware not YET dueu T1a
mother caE climbed GuE L 5r1uc1 AID
r1u9srlC wen -lesL-T Started % AKA ne
Kittens down The ca Wa= then 1r1-
V-Ge1 VIII lice box out I'D %
lOciket II dr she would have carried --a
k1rue71s BACK % The Tee -1D-
Last FalI I spral1ed ny left ain Wills
handling some heavy oCZzs- The DOCTOR
L called IN SAID al ncsL lr vas A siLZ1E
STRAIN md WglIlu soon Dc val. oIIr Il E-EW
worse and me doctor then sid i Ia
-tIei1InaC1sE1- II continued E-1V worse
and / cGtIl6 hardly ger around WORK
-etE1rnuIeEdt=f --Y Cam . s.-l
PAN BAN --feI II Iz1I 1ne-l.lLr u !
58-',eE1r 5oClle cured ne entirely I u1W
-54toIl I1leIl4 Il . a. nv Er1=ldts--4A=
1rugE1Srz-
Short time work done by the Peerless
Steam Laundry without aZrra eha-Za
IL and IA u est Eighth street
tt curs piles strike At ne -1un-tl1a-ss
the w LaGNtrC5 WlLE1 EEZzl =a-ve4
strikes AZ ne r1ut-Et raTrIavas me -lllsss
der U-re aid 11oney ing - rzEuTe 11a
effects. Geo. u Stausfield- W z WI
son. - J Arnold & sun. 4 = Ea-1e &
Co
Telephone SO. Eaczyusk1. cor char
coal
ozgEenors Il room 80 CaIunbia1 Eld-
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ELLSWORTH WINS
Baseball Team Easily Defeats the
Club Ercu Start5uz

Ellsworth. June THE Sterling Dali
club. tie champion IT sOurlI7v e<sCeT-1 k41-
Sas. ware easily defeated 1ers yzssEzEf4T
bV the Ellsworth CLUB II ClR I-sE % 4
series Ut three games The score
z Il Z
Staring ----------2 . I o Q Q Z "a 70 =
E-lIssTxorrE1 ----S ; 30 :
EaErarfeE-E.l IsTVar-I- SEsruDsr-c and sig
Ter Starring, Bathurst Barclay and era