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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15
HOW TO GET MORE MONEY
That Is the Principal Business o.
County Officers

Probate Judge DoIman has brought suit
BY Ms attorneys Carver & LIr1Der.
against the board OF commissioners Of
Sh4Wuee county 10 compel the payment
or sos which he claims Is due him from
the county on his salary for TssS-
Under the old pro1IhitOry law the pro-
bate Judge was allowed IS Per year rOr
each LOCO Inhabitants in the county Il Is
GAINED by Judge BOImzn that this pro-
vision was not repealed when the fee and
salary law vas passed by the legislature
OF 1881 Shawnee county has 2 ropula-
ton Of over 30. co which brought the sal
aFE OF the probate judge up to over $50
Judge DoIman claims that this law has
never been repealed. but the county COM
rnISsIOners have held Up his Dill for the
amount under a decision by w Z Fa-
gan county auditor
Judge D~slman says that IN most OF the
larger counties OF the SLaCe-W yaE93-r6,
LeaveuE0rtl- AEcniSon and O1neFs-ths
salary Il paid BY the county commission
ers without question in addition TO the
general fees allowed Il makes a big dr.
ference n the salaries OF the probate
judges OF the state Il applies only 70
the year IssS. the 1851 law did NOT go
into effect until the 1sE OF January. Is2S.
and this year the new fee and salary law
: force
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15
NORTH TOPEKA.

Sidney Huriess spent Sunday in Hor-
ton
Samuel Reed has taken a position at
the New Era
Miss Edith Faus was the guest sun
day of Horton friends
Mr. and Mrs Antrim spent Sunday
visiting friends in HoyL-
\ sample line of millinery at less than
half price at CostIey & Posts
Rev and Mrs J. z Mccain returned
to their home in Anthony today
Miss Lille Wilder came home Satur-
day from visit to MenOken friends
Mrs Pea body went TO Kansas City
Sunday for 4 visit of a week TO friends
If you want bargains in shoes go to
COstIey * Posts tonight and Tuesday
Mr. a V Canadian Of Manhattan
was the guest yesterday OF norCh side
friends
Mrs ". H HurIess and sister. Mrs
McMahan. are back from q short visit
TO ST Joseph
Mrs Frances Coleman has returned to
her home in Meriden. after q visit TO
relatives here
terest of the late J. c Cromwell in the
postofhce book store
Go to g z Lyon. D. D. 8. for fine
dsntaI work at popular prices O1cs
81 Kansas avenue Tel $50
Mr. Edwards. the well known tenor,
the Church Of the Good Shepherd
The Epworth league of the Kansas
Avenue church viii give a free social
Tuesday evening at the church partors-
Miss Smith. who has been quite III
at her home corner of Fa1rch1Id and
Monroe streets, is now much better
Dr. and Mrs L 4 Ryder and Mr.
and Mrs c c Nicholson spent Friday
fishing AT the Wakarusa- They brought
back a big string Of fish
The special Endeavor prayer meet
ing Of the Christian church VIII be held
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr.
Schultz 1890 Harrison street
Jonas Everett an old coIored man,
died Sunday afternoon at his home near
the RDck Island Junction The funeral
was held this afternoon at O'Clock
Mrs Daub and daughter Mary re-
turned yesterday from Horton where
they have been since Friday. guests Of
Mrs Daub's mother, Mrs Shoemaker
Mrs Dunnfng left for her home in
Coueordiz today. after a visit Of several
weeks to her uncle Mark Putnam. and
family, Of the Union Pacific hotel
Miss Myrtle O4Inger has returned
from Horton where she has been en-
pIoyed as stenographer in the Rock Is
land Offices during the Illness OF Miss
Bessie FTuke-
Miss Florence Firth entertained in
formally Saturday evening at her hOne-
1857 Van Buren, street The time was
spent in playing various games after
which refreshments were served Those
present were Misses Eva Ramey- Clyda
Mccall. Bessie Burg=, Pearl Nash Amy
Parsons. Cara EhrharI- Ollie Owens,
Iva Grow Nessrs- Harry Nash Homer
Fink VIII Owens. Harry OfEsId- Wal
ter Graft Fred Parsons and Dave Tay-
l0r.
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NEW SCHOOL WANTED.
veaisis Addition Petitioning the Board
Of Education

The residents Of VeaIe's addition
have been petIrioning the school board
for a new school building in that part
Of town
The old Liberty school AT Fourth and
Liberty streets was used for the chill
6rsu in that HeighborhOOd- The foun-
datieu was weakening and the building
had to be torn down and the Children
sent 20 BrauHsr Al the corner OF Third
and BranueE ard Parkdale At Eighth
and Lake streets v hen Liberty school
came into the city as district - some
sz5eO was TO be paid the city by the
school board Of that district 4 pay
rne1r Of $569 was made but no more
and the city was the loser TO the extent
Of So Gee for the children Of the district
were sent 70 the city schools The
Liberty school property Is bounded On
the east BY the alley which Is the city
limits and the school board does not
feel that at present a building should
be built there when others are needed
elsewhere. The Brauner and Clay
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15
TIT FOR TAT.
English Firm Sells Guard Rails to
Boston.

London. May 1.-THE cable dispatches
announcing that Dick Kerr & Co, OF
London, have secured an order for 800
tons Of steel guard rails 10 be used on
the new Boston elevated railroad have
been treated by the newspapers here as
an Industrial victory for Great Britain
and a reply TO the granting to \
Philadelphia firm of the contract 70
erect a bridge over the Atbara river IN
the SOudau-
\ representative Of the Associated
Press saw Mr. Kerr, the senior partner
Of the firm. today He said 1T is no
victory az all Three contracts from
New York Boston and PhiIadeIph
were given to Us without solicitation
and simply beca use the American mills
are OvercroWded 4 few years ago
English firms had all this branch Of
the business. and they held it until the
American mills took Up the work"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15
Everlasting Itching
And Burning OF the Skin On Face
Cured by CuTICURA.

For The IzzT three months have been troubled
with IN everlasting itching and Burning OF the
skin my face. and did not know What TO do
&C cure Il / VS. prevailed upon TO Try CUTI-
CERA REMz7rEs. The result Wis simply won
6erf1L IN enc srssE af1er using the CCTICUEA
Soar and CCTI0CzA EESoLvEST entirely
riE a Is, and ny skin Il n = hezl1ny condition
D-HTANGLAEE II Stockton S. san Fran Cal
CCTTCCRA EESOLF EEs begins With the blood
az1 ends E-I-a the SKI AID scalp That Is 70 say
Z parties the blood Gz1 czrcuIatinz Eu1ds q
dTA0E GEElIS- md thus removes the czEse,
=hEzs warm baths with CCTLCCRA SOAP, and
gaazis aEo-nzinzs Ei1a CCTLCCRA C9i1Eneutl.
greatest Of snoIiienE SKIN cures- cleanse the skin
and scalp Of crusrs and scales. aIay itching. burr
fzE. and Ezfzu= nation. suGrhe and hezl THIS
speedily. peruznerElT- azG economically cured
TIE NEST tsrr1rt1E- Gls1g1-lnE h1ruors Of the
Skin sczIn and blood with loss Of hair when the
best physicians and al other remedies fail
Sad s-uE-zloze tie World PoTrzz D ASD C COR,
SGle P-zyz- 5osecz- E-cE - Cure frse-
Red ROUGH HANDS --s ea as I'd s ss:: 's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gust entertained
their bridal party at a full dress s
O'Clock dinner Saturday evening ar their
home in POtWin-
Tt was a green and white affair, the
rooms were decorated with sn0wbaIIs
and bridal wreath In the center OF the
long table at which the guests were
seated vas a pretty silver candeiabrun
On 4 mirror, holding green candles. with
little gresn and white paper shades On
4 square OF drawn work AT either end
Of the table was a cut glass vase OF
sn0WbaIs. and at each cover were
suoWbaIIS
The stdeboard was festooned with
bridal wreath and in the center was a
large cluster Of lilies Of the valley the
chandeliers were wound with aspara-
gus fern
Those seated at the table were Mr.
and Mrs r C Bradshaw. M. and Mrs
! 7 Blower. Mr. and Mrs Solomon
Stoddard OF Kansas City, Miss Alice
Prescott Miss Pearl Mcfarland. Miss
Lee Reddeu- Dr. Edward Esteriey. Mr.
Edward Mcbride and Mr. J. 7 Falls
Delightful music was furnished during
e-z7T~rur Ey Falls
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The Stedman Programme.
% LDIL -l-4Ls @--I---r D
Notes and Personal Mention

Miss Katherine Whitley Of Emporia is
! spending the week in Topeka with Miss
[ CsussIe Fuller at her home on West
Sixth street
Z NJ and Mrs Solomon Stod6ard OF
+ Kansas city spent Sunday in Topeka
The PaCtOIian club was pleasantly
T entertained Saturday afternoon by MISS
Z villa TonHnsoE at her home in Pot
win
! The Nautilus club will meet Tuesday
I afternoon. May 16. with Mrs A NJ
( Reynolds al her home "On Mulvana
street A full attendance Of members
is desired as there IS business Of i'm
pOrtauce to come before the society
Mrs " 4 Johnston and Mrs ! D.
Mcfarland viii give = reception Thurs
day afternoon al the home of Mrs Nc
E7arIaud for the Y W c A
Mr. John Nicholson spent Sunday in
Mr. and Mrs N s Wear will go TO
Pfttsburg Wednesday TO visit Mr. and
Mrs T G. Wear On THURSDAY evening
they viii be guests OF 1onor at q card
party given by Mr. and Mrs T c.
Wear
Mss Buhre will make a big reduc-
( ton On al millinery goods this week
Mrs. John G. West and daughter Bes-
sic viii leave Tuesday for California,
where they expect TO spend about two
Mrs L I Wagner is expected home
Wednesday from 4 six weeks visit in
word has been received here that
Mrs t NJ Packard who has been
seriously Ill at her home in Cincinnati,
Is some better
Miss Daisy V1ckers viii come up from
Kansas City Tuesday 10 visit Mrs B
B CIary-
Miss Vida Wood will return Wednes-
day from Girard. Ehere she has been
spending two weeks. she viii be ac
c0upanied by Miss Elizabeth Cole, who
viii Be her guest
Mrs Anderson and daughter Myrtle
of Lawrence. who have been visiting
the family OF DR.. BuckmaSter On Lin
coin street for the past two days, have
gone to OswegO-
at Miss Buhres all this week 633 Kan
Eas avenue
Mr. Allan Lauck and Mr. Owen Smith
returned TO the university Sunday,
after spending 4 few days in Topeka
Miss Edna MOrehOuSe came up from
Kansas City the last Of the week TO
spend two weeks with Miss Mabel
kuowIas
Rev " H Wheeler Of Chapman
Kan, IS visiting his sister, Mrs L G.
BeaL
Mr. and Mrs Roy Armstrong left Sat
urday for San BernardiuO, Cal, where
they viii make their hom-
Dr. George Esteriey spent Sunday in
Lawrence
Miss Bruins, who has been spending
her home IN Buffalo, y Y accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs H H En-
Dry
Mr. and Mrs P l. RunkIes are the
parents Of q daughter, Virginia Eliza
beth
Mr.. and Mrs T F Doran spent sun
day at ThompsonviIle-
Having bought a large sample line OF
hats and flowers. Mss Buhre will make
! half price sale al this week
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NEW COURT ROOM
At Detroit Said to Be the Finest In
the Country

Detroit. May 1.-THE United States cir
cult court room II the new government
building which Is claimed 70 be the most
elaborate court room IN the country was
used today for the first time The &C.
casIOn was d sitting Of the court o. ap-
De4Es for the sixth federal circuit. which
usually sits in Cincinnati The Judges pre-
siding were United States Circuit Court
Judges Taft Of Cincinnati and Lurtou Of
ClarkSvlIIe- Tenn
Judge Wm- R Day ex-seeretary Of
state, who IS one Of the judges Of the
sixth circuit was unable TO be present
EIs chair was taken by District Judge
Severns Of the district court at Grand
Rzp ids-
Tweuty-eight varieties OF marble are
used in the finishing Of the court room,
that material covering the walls for sVvo-
thirds Of the space from the floor 70 the
yaulEed CALM.
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HENDERSON BROKE"
Theatrical Manager Files Petition in
Bankruptcy.

New York May 1l-David Hender-
son theatrical mana ger. VINO lives at
the Hotel Lincoln ISL Broadway has
fled q petition IN bankruptcy His la
biItfss are $50 sS4 Of which SIS so Is
unsecured The assets consist Of half
interest IN 4 suit for Sz50. eco darnaEs
against Edward JaCkUan CT Pittsburg
and q paid-up life iusuranc policy Of
$500 The debts are principally for
printing salaries. TRANSFORMATION ma
tsriaIs- borrowed money rent and hotel
bills TEe-e are 10 creditors Au1Oug
the unsecured are Lewis Morrison b.1r-
roWRd money s. eco Al Havuaau Dor
rOWed money s. 00G- ada Dow Carrfer
judgment for damages SIsI4g and
Anna Boyd. salary, $500
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GOVERNOR CALLS A HALT.
General Merriam Must Stop Arresting
in Montana Without Warrants

Helena Mont. May 15--GoEernor Smith
has addressed letter 70 General Mer-
ram commanding general Of the military
forces IN the t-Oe4- i AIe1es while that
district is under marital law 10 rae effect
that 10 more arrests Of persons suspected
have been implicated n the W ar1EIezr
rlOE may be made n Montana without
proper authority from the state L has
been represented 20 the governor BY
committee from the Butte lahoc Unions
which waited On aim four days aZ0- That
steps were being taken BY General 3fsr-
ram 70 arrest Al miners IN M0uzaEz sL1S-
pected Of leaving the Occur 1 AIe1es, and
that Il the military was permitted To do
50 many men Innocent Of any 0Te1Se
would be deprived Of their liberty without
process Of law
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15
WORK FOR BURGLARS.
Richmond Man Who Cannot Open His
SAFE Dsvises q UNIQUE PIan-

Richmond Va May Nv W Eos
ter. a photographic can not open his
safe and proposes 20 give the problem
over 20 burglars for solution In the
ESleRtIary are several men who have
had Z good deal To do with opening
safes without the use Of 4 CON birzrfCr
and these he VIII invite TO loosen the
locks that have deied his ingenuity
He has asked the peuiteutfary official
u lend him the services OF one OF more
pied with
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CLEVELAND Is ALL RIGHT.
4 Ruuor Of His Death Got Abroad in
Toledo.

Toledo. o. May I5--Yesterday 4 runor
Of the death Of ex-PrestdenL Cleveland
reached this city
\ special tug was sent TO MIddIe5ass
island last night 10 confirm or deny the
rulor
Mr. Cleveland Is alive and very vel
indeed When informed OF the ruzaorS
Of ais Gearh he vas much provoked and
sad II Is simply absurd He turned
around and walked into the clubhouse
Captain EsO5l5y Evans VINO Is win Mr.
Cleveland Ai1G1Ee1ass said President
CIere.and has been exceedingly vel since
he has been here and I an at loss 70
know how sucn 4 story gained eFrCtIla-
ton he has not even had the slightest
sickness since he has been here
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BLUE LAW ENFORCED.
Newspapers and Cigars May Not Be
Sold On Sunday.

Austin, Tex, May las a result OF
a moral wave every gambling house in
town has been closed for weeks past
and today notice was given that no
cigars. newspapers or the Ike would be
permitted 10 be sold hereafter on sun
day
All saloons viii De closed and the
blue law viii be strictly enforced
IN anticipation Of dissatisfac ton the
police commission today issued q card
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15
TOM REED IN EUROPE.
VIII Remain in Paris g Month Then
Visit Belgium, Holland and
Germany.

Paris, May 15--Speaker Reed this
morning, in answer 10 question. said
7 am not talking for the press. I
have nothing to say about the speaker
ship or my future plans when return
I don't mind telling you I expect to stay
IN Paris perhaps a month and then go
on 4 tour through Holland Belgium
and Germany I have 10 business at
The Hague and don't expect TO go there
I have come here for q rest and hope
To visit England before returning
home
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CONES On L. P.
Rfnglings' Circus VIII Arrive From
Kansas City

RINGING Brothers circus that shows
in Topeka Wednesday. May II. will
come in from Kansas City over the
Union Pacific
The tents viii be raised in the south
end Of the D0uthitt tract On the fair
grounds car line. The show goes from
here 10 Junction City and making one
more stop after that IN Kansas, goes
to Denver and northwest
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EXTRA SESSION IN DOUBT.
On Second Thought the President Is
Not So Sure About It

Washington May ia member CT
the administration who Is in 4 posi-
ton 10 know the views Of the presi-
dent On the subject said today that
the p-oba bIIfrieS were against an extra
session OF CONGRESS being called He
thought that the president had given
the subject some thought but he was
reasoua bly, sure that no call would be
issued exceut IN some unlocked for con-
tfuzeucv which would make It neceS-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15

10 the public, protesting that II could
rot help but enforce the sunday law.
As II was the law. and they could not
get away from it.
The town sports and frequeuters OF
Sunday amusement places are up IN
arms. and IL is likely that a fight over
the question OF 4 rigid Sunday law viii
be bitterly Waged
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1t High school auditorium for the bere-
IT Of the Y " c a The = Cecilia
GaarTecrz vii sing Al money secured
By this concert vii go toward sustain
Ing the work Tor ycE1g women II de-
serves the patronage Il the pubic
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For the round trip via the Union Pa
c16c- 70 san Francisco Cal for Ma
Ilo1al Baptist societies anniversaries
Nay =. 1899 For dates On which tick
cts VIII be sold. limits. and ft1II ir7fs4---7,.
ton cal on 2 A LEWIS. CITY ticket
agent, OF = c Fulton. depot agent
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KITCHEN CABINETS

A well made kitchen cabinet al
81 SO 4 better grade, all ash. with
white, smooth tops At S475 and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15

school buildings will be the first to be
completed by being enlarged and then
other buildings viii be built and re-
paired
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EXTENSION TABLES

A good grade of dining extension
tables s-feet- for S3-z5, with oak
top, and two grades Of all oak ar
$50 and s. so Fine all ash tables,
6-feet. Al $500 and $500
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CENTER TABLES.

4 fine all oak center table with
9+iEch square top only sI-z5- An
other. finely polished, at 81 20.
These will please you
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SantaFeDay
PRICES At The
PEOPLES STORE
Dry Goods
Department.

One case new Summer Lawns
all Light e1ectsper y6--..---214c
One case Scotch Lawns. absolute
II fast coIor-good assortment in
both dark and light effects Size
40 pieces windsor vandas-a
new sumner fabric designed 70
sell for 15c-Ight and dark color
Ing-elegant styles-per yd.---9e
20 pieces fine French Organize
as good as others sell Tor 20c-
plentiful assortment q exquisite
styles-per yd-------.----------1 Oc
One case Sea Island PercaIas-
ss-in- wid-medium and Light
colorfngs-121ac a. the regular
pric-per ID -.-------.-------I &c I
"a unbIsached Sheeting-our reg
uIar &c eIoth-per yd--------1O12e
81 full bIeached sheeting-our
regular TIC quaIity-per yd--1212c I
One case light Shifting Prints
fast coIor5c is the Kansas Ave
pric@per yd -21ze
20 pieces 56-iu- wide Lace Window
Scrim-5 different patterus-5c A.
the regular pric@pr yd------212c
Isc quality Dotted and Figured
Swiss Muslin for Curtains and
Draperies, A. in wfd@TomorrOw
Per I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1212c .
10 styles in wash SIIk-our reg 1
uar csc valu@pE yd--------25c
One lot Ladies SILK Summer
Capes- These have sold at S3-00.
$3.50, and $500 each Choice OF
any, tomCrrow $2-4S
Another lot Of Ladies Finer SILK I
Sumner Capes, sold from $500 to I
$500 each Choice OF any. tomor- I
row --------------------- $3-4S
Ladies' Ready-made Crash Suits.
Sin hens. tomorrow, each. -.25e
Ladies' Fun BIeached Duck Dress Z
Skirts, gin hens. price elsewhere I
T5c-Tom0rr0W. each Ace Z
Ladies ready-mada Crash Tailor
Sd Suitz-Skirt fulI sweep-dnish-
ed seam-s-tnch hem-Jackets
strap fastener S2-9S
Ladies Black Brocaded Mohair !
Dress Skirt-lined Throughout
fun sweep-3 rows Of Satin bands /.
around bottom Of skirt -
=Aco -----------.-s---.--. SZ-S0 I
Brass extension Rods-extaud 1
from - 10 A i1ches-each -.-4c I
4 # Cottage Poles. complete
with brackets and ends-I5c is the }
regular pric@eacb .1Oe
Fl white enameled Curtain Poles
with brackets and silvered ends l
z5c is the regular pric-each- sc I
3s-in wide Window Shades-cou-
plete-hemmed and mounted on }
Spring Rollers each----...---1Oc
$3.50 values in Satin Derby Por.
t1ers-5o-in- wide different col
or1ngs-per as I
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KITCHEN TABLES

Durable. well made kftchai
tables. as good as anybody wants
only SIS and S1-45.
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Some Housekeeping
COnvenienCeS.
GASOLINE STOVES

This as the way we sen them.
, but this week we viii give an ex-
ira TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT
on these prices just for 3 benefit
on ali but the s2SS kind
2-burner Champion Gasoline
Stove s. So
5-buruer High Champion Case
lire Stoves 500
3-bUrner High Champion with
lay down safety tank s. 90.
2-bWuer High Champion with
shelf and safety tank and , giant
burners, absolutely smokeless.
s12e0.
Large steel ovens. double lined.
worth $3.50. for s19S-
Small steel ovens. double lined,
worth S290, for $50
Western washers - every body
knows what they ar@s24S
Steel frame clothes wr1ngers.
s125-
Wood frame clothes wFingers,
s14s
Ironing Board. the s1-25 kind. for
CSC
CRoQUET SETS
I bail croquet ser-...6 SOC.
s bah Cr0Quet set
) ball cr0quet Set-.......S0 soc
HAMMoCKs.
See our line OF Hammocks We
have the grades, s5c to s3-50.
The New Model Supply Store
keHrper 6 PaEt0szs.
Sixth and Quincy.
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Concert Tonight

shopping take your dinner at the Hotel
Oxford and Rsstaurant-onIy sc
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Ia ia Fazor-edEe collars We put
On smooth edge Peerless Steam Lauu-
dry 1I2 and ia West SIh-
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A fine line Of Sumner Millinery at
half price AZ Miss Buhre-s e35 Kan Az
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KITCHEN SAFES

Good, plain double deck safes at
$3.50 = better grade with oak
front at $500. An excellent safe
II all oak with glass doors AT $6.75-
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Bishop J s Mills D D. Phi D. OF
Denver. Col. viii lecture at the Z b
church. Twelfth and Quincy streets. t.
night Subject VIII Power the
Chief Factor in LIES Battles The
proceeds 70 be applied 70 the church
building fund
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A Pleasant Recital.

The recital which Mr. H. !. Lawrence
gave Saturday evening Al his studio
was appropriately called An Evening
II May
II was complimentary to Miss Towne
and Miss Wilson Of Minneapolis. Mimi.
who are guests Of Miss Mary Handle
ton
Mr. Lawrence was assisted by the
Auphiou Mandolin club Madame
Chauchou-R Pa abfui. Soprano Miss
Marie Norton. vf0Ifufst- Mss EIeaao
Work and Miss Bessie Davidson plan
ISIS. An entertaining programme in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15

Line Of fountain pens best and
cheapest ChaS- Bennett 73g kansas
avenue Successor TO s. B. Brett
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ROCKERS

\ nice. bright line Of new Rock
ing Chairs. in Willow oak and
mahogany. with plain and cob bier
seats Any price you want 10 pay
$50. SI-15. s145, S1-s5, s249, S3-z5,
Sass S590