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Boston .2OOO2O20 -6 10
Brooklyn ..--.-...-..-O 0 l . D 20 o. 10
Batteries-Nichols and Clark; sKitson
and Farrell.
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R W. Squires 1872 Kansas Avenue.
A. O. Rose, 10th and Topeka Avenue. IS
Swift & Holiday Drug Co. 525 Kansas Avenue.
A. S Kane CO.. Family Drug Store 832 North
A. c. KGnganan, 40 E. Sixth Street.
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Philadelphia OOOo1O214 u 3
New York .--.....-.-.0 0 o 2110~- 5 IA 4
Batteries-Bernhardt and MasFarland;
Mercer and Bowerman.
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AT BOSTON.
Score by innings:
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An Assessor Places the Value on
Dr.. CaldWelpS Syrup PepSin.
HUa11Neros. INP.. Sen. !. 1saa.

HUNT1NcroN, mp. Sept. I, 1899.
Dr. CALDWELL
Dear SSy.-I have had stomach
troubles for twenty years, and was in bad
health when commenced taking your
Syrup Pepsin. Everything ate dis
tressed me, ] have taken three bottles
Of DR.. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin and am
still using it ] have no more pain in
my stomach, have good appetite, eat
anything want and work every day.
] would advise all people suffering
with stomach trouble to try your remedy.
G. E. RIcKETT, Assessor,
Perry Township, Allen Co.,, Indiana.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
AT CLEVELAND.

Attendance 400.
Score by innings:
Cleveland -......-.....O "a
Buffalo ................4 0 2 0 o o 0-6 10 o
Batteries-Hart and Spies; Hastings,
Foreman, Schreck and Speer.
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AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Score by innings:
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AT CHICAGO.
Score by innings:
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WEsTERN LEAGUE.

AT OMAHA
Score by innings:
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JOU BERTss H.


Cen. Touberr visited ENGLAND on sew
eraI occasions, and in 1881 extended MS
travels W Europe AID america hroHl
New York he crossed 70 san h~raIcISco,
reruru1ug by the Canadian Pacific rail-
way. A good story is told at aim On Jas
rer1ru 10 Eew YORK He was To De en-
~uarrIi1ed at dinner by Z Al1cker-
DaeiEaE club. anu rs5CICel al the pres
Decr- because. he SAID. II VIII De able 10
speak To chem IN DuECL- and I have
ue3riT forgnrrsu now TO speak If II IS
now t1ur months that I have been alh-
mig English but now I VIII be able TO
use my native lauE1age-f During the
course OF the dinner Jeaberr UaEued 10
Ene chairman and spoke To nm II
Dutch. asking aim II he could make as
speech IN tina ~IangIage- The chairman
looked perplexed. and explained ChaL he
did not understand the question Moth
ing daunted. the general repeated ms
question IN English Well replied the
chairman. am afraid that EleEe IS
only one man here VINO could under
and you L YOU I'D fhe was our minis
TAR IN E~giIand3." General J1ubert ave
in. md made his speech in English A.
TER he returned TO his hOtaI q II ais
rleuds said to him You see, PtaEhow
il has been With the DuEcu
here Il has had TO give way To the Eng
lish. 81W WIZ Y0ur FaaI fare. win no
literature 10 help 90 preserve rs meM-
9ry2 soon you VIII al De speaking
u@ffs1 Enr1IzhOTr south Africa I
10 loE mind il English AXE the place CT
my language. replied JGU8erL rs long
as We have our liberty and our rights
left to us
General Jounert spoke English better
than he wrote it, hia spelling being
someqvhaE uncertain In Dueeh- how
aver. he could express himself eloquent
lE. Ee mas spoken several times at
meetings II america and England In
1871 ne spoke at a meeting IN Naw York
under the -eharmansftip Of the lara
Henry George and IL Toronto also ne
addressed a public assembly HIS speech
in returning hanks At the banquet
gwen III his homer at the National
Liberal club occupied fully half Al hour
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L6ca applications for catarrn Il tI1ey
accomplish anything at al simply give
TEMPORARY relief a wash. lotion. save
or powder can not reach the real cause
Of the fseaSe which IS Ii the blood.
Catarrhal poison IS discharged fr1m
the blood through the mucous mem
braues of the nose and throat E1n dis
charge sometimes closing I'd the nos
UiIs AID irritating and mdammlng the
throat and bronchial tubes and LAYING
the n0ndaEion for serious lung troubles
The most successful remedies for ca
tarrh are taken internally and should
consist simply Of auU1SeDrlcs % cleanse
the bIood Of catarrhal poison and r.
move the fever and congestion from
the mucous membranes Of the nose and
throat
For some years antisepCic applications
have been used N washes and sprays
applied locally. often giving welcome
relief, but not until recently a sat
~isfacr0ry aHtfseptie preparation for IN
ternaI use been produced
L has heeu ACCOMPLISHED and the
remedy under name CT Stuarrs Ca
tarr1 Tablets has been 50 successful
in the cure Of Al forms OF eauarrh and
mas become SO popular among every
class Of catarrh sufferers that II is now
sold by druggists everywhere
It Is the My eaLarrtI cure in tabIer
form and being pleasant Ia the taste
containing nc cocaine nor opiares. IL IS
perfectly safe and Da1atable fer chill
dram as wei as adults
Chronic catarrh sufferers mould bear
IN mind that the best time to attempt
&c cure Sc obst11ate 4 disease IS in the
spring and summer and probably no
remedy as safe and Sc certain ID bring
about 4 cure as tuaEt Ca
tarrn Tablets
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THE AVENGERS A
- &c - -

ia @@E E--
The brother Of Gne Of tae victims Of
Jim Cullen certainly had reason for
ais wrath. Cullen had acked to death
the Pressure Isle deputy sheriff and his
companion. who went CUT into the
woods TO arrest the big, nulking scoun-
drai. Twas q particularly brutal and
crime. and Jim Cullen
was Evnched BY tae iufIrIatad citizens
CT the that is 4 story that
Z nave no time to tell ere
When the news CT the double murder
came cut % Pressure Isle. the brother
OF ore OF the victims became fairly
frantic IN ais raga- He st0rned. he
cursed and raFed. and he begged % be
allowed to get at the villain who a
done tie Heed
The people said. one to another. we
mustn't nave another tragedy What's
hfa-uaue VIII De sure to XIII Cullen II
ne gets at him, and 50 we must keep
them a
Therefore two or three men vera de-
tailed To ksep guard ever the aviag
brother and look 70 II that he didn't
form any connection with Cullen
The murderer vas guarded IN 4 little
store al the a 4E1eE the crime He
vas to be kept there TIL arrangements
could be made 10 take aim Cd Pressure
Isle village The store a filed with
curiosity seeks and the posse that
had arrested him.
- ~ 49, E-- 49, 49, 49,
oueu and n strobe j fierce and Wild
man. His eyes we're rolling, mis- face
was confused win rage grief II
was the brother OF the victim. He had
in some manner escaped from these
that guarded aim. and nere he was tan
miles from Pressure Isle looking fur the
man whom he had sworn 20 chew into
mince meat
SO fierce was the brothers. demean0r
that the crowd u-stineuVeIE broke be-
fore him. A clear aisle was left between
hin and the covering Cullen
The brother strobe forward. Some Of
the bvztauders turned away their heads.
TREY expected 70 see blood fE al 9Vzr
t1a place. This men wers face 70 face.
Tne broE1er-E1e avangHr-raisad both
MS fists The he saoutad
"Wna1g blank you To illumination.
I'm 4 good mind to kick your Jaw oTn
Te
That was al thera was to Il Then
they Led him gently away. and shur
tina deer On him.
I've seen men 4 great deal Ike thas
myself Have yuu2
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nifty with Ordiuance No. 1SZ6- Approved
June 2 1881 Proposals % be made Er
walks With sand 6~1uuGauun- and con-
sErICEeu OF vIrriiea brick dA@sr8He- as
phaIr or artificial Stone The brick must
De Ut 4 quality equal % the zarupies NOW
IN the office Of the city engineer Bidders
must state N their proposals the Dr7ge
per square foot for walks six feat and
over IN width also r1r walks four EeE
and four feet eight inches N width
All material used IN the construction If
al the sidewalks snail be sub5eEr "a rfIa
inspection and acceptance Of me city en-
g1ueer. Of suc1 ether person Is may be
Designated by him. al OF the work I'd be
dgue under MS general supervision ard
subject co the 1na1 inspection and acceu-
lance by the mayor and council
Al proposals Ter any OF the Wa1k8 I'd
be made upon the basis Of IN
sidewalk scrip Of the city Of Topeka
parable Is follows 0ne-haE 81 January
L 1851. dne-faHrrn JuIy I. 1851 and one
fourth October u. E8L
Al proposals must De accompanied by
city II Topeka as q gIIarrnree r1ar II
the work. Or any part OF II sna4 be
awarded % the party making suca pro
78saEls ne viii enter turu q written coz
Uacr within three days altar zIcu ward
Co UerfurD the work within sluc1 time As
the mayor and council maE designate At
The tine Of AEardlnE the contract ana the
sufficient bind n accordance Win t1e
laws of The stare af Kansas On De aDDrUT-
al BIZ the mayor for the faithful pertar-
nance Of his cuntract
The MAYOR and council reser-a the right
% reject any OF Al bids
: H. SQUTRES.
SEAL CfrZ Clerk
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on H DEFENSIVE.
War Department Explains the Build
ing Of Railroads II Cuba

asaington, MAJ 22-Iu answer to
criticisms OF fts action IN constructing
the short line of railroad from iris
cornia. III the harbor Of Havana 20 cen
Meet with the inland railways ct Cuba
the var department mas mad public a
report showing the basis for its action.
b officials direct particular
TO the high character OF the officers VINO
recommended the construction OF TINS
railway anu to their reasons Tor build
ing II The report IS dated IN Havana
October IA. 1898. ana IS signed by J. q
c. Lee. assistant quarIEmaSEer general
Frank 7 Heekars colonel and quarter
MASTER "a R LIxeEr1Ore4 lieutenant
colonel Of engineers R NJ OReiIly,
lieutenant eoIoueI and chief surgeon;
Taslxer H Bliss. lieutenant colonel and
chief eomnnissary ard Lieutenant Colo
ned Johu Z. Thompson
The board OF officers n
Havana 0n October Il. L896. and after
an invastigat10n Expressed the opinion
that the cities and villages OF Cuba We're
injected TO 4 greater or less extent Win
yellow fever and that ma1ariaI fevers or
various degrees OF intensity prevailed
tnroughout the whoIe island The board
also reached Che conclusion that the 9c-
eupaaey Of any OF the 0id nu1ti1ngs II
barracks. sr~0reaOusEs or hospitals vas
danzeraus. as al Of them were believed
to be infected more or less AID therefore,
srrongFv recommended the CONSTRUCTION
Al once BE a suitable 43AA an AAED
arv store houses On the east / Ha-
v4na bav. which location IS believed q
be the most excellent enc available II
IS further recommended In CnaI
provision might be made Eof Al ene
+rossDs 70 be stationed N the vicinity
and A base treated Tor uFpiE OF oener
points that the contemplated Mppl4
station shall be connected BY rail- as
soon As possible with the other railway
systems Inland The 8oard especially
warned the var department that any
stores landed IN ava1a haEDor before
me cemple1ion Of the wharf and ware
{ houses would be subject to a risk from
yellow fever injection. It also earnest
" commended that ample time De al
lowed for the CONSTRUCTION OF ne lev
b4Y574furs before uaOps we're sent to
Havaua. as otherwise they and enelc
stores would be uaneeessar1ly 2poseE
ID Infection. or be sent 70 any 9taef
Dnlnt On the island until It's freedom
from Infectious disease was ascefralnei
and assured
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IL


Mayor CHzce
In conformity 70 L sacred custom esra5-
lsned through the suggestion Of the BE-
loved Logan by which the 39tn dav Of
May n each year Is seE aside as Memorial
Day. i day upon which 70 pay our TIL
butte OF respect ana honor the memory
Of the heroic dead who dIad II defense Of
their ounEry and TO strew with flowers
the EraE-eS IN which E1ew sleep. the de-
parrme1r commander has ISSUED his order
calling pom All posts Of tl1e GRIND army
OF the EepubiIc within his Jurisdiction To
property observe May Sgth. 1855, as Mem
ar7al Day
Now Therefore. I. Charles J. Drew
mayor OF The city Of Topeka Kansas. &c
hereby most earnestly request the citizens
OF the civ OF Topeka 70 taV aside their
accustomed aVueaEiUnS and pursuits AMI
Join with the posts Of the Grand Army
OF the IN hUuor1ug the mem
CRY at the heroic dead. and dc hereby pro-
claim and make known thai On MaE 9th
IHt- the city offices VII BE- closed and al
municipal business suspended thar the
day may BE- property observed as KEN
8ria4 Day.
n Witness u hereof Z have hereIuf1
sat ny hand this list day Of Nay. 1855
c. J. DREW, MaYor.
Attest J.. H SCCTREs.
Seal City Clerk
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Ar a meeting OF the council Of me city
II Topeka held MaT 18Th. Es ne 13A0S-
HuE rEsut1rIou WIS adopted
Resolved Thai ne mayor and e8une-
Of the city gf Topeka deem = uec5ay
E8r the BEST interests OF H1u cry L1AL
Third street COR tne east Inc OF ZulncE
street to the vest Ire OF Aanrue street
De graded and paved FORTY leer wide Win
wrrfdsd brick On sand A1
cur5ad with Colorado red sa~nd1Eane
" &
Hararv rarrsTv mat ne above is a Ese
rs1--r of r-e qrinrax resolution new en-
file IN mT Office
In witness whereof I nave lEE44l9 So
nv asr7d 4ud aff5eIaI seal THIS L6th day e
NAY. RISE. AZ TOPEKA kansas
= S4-Ia6
GZ GEr&
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EamarkabIs Cure Of Rheumaaam

he11a- alcas0u o. W Va
About three FHaEs 4Eu ny wife had an
attack Of r~leLuaEsTu which confined her
to hs- BED FOR over a month and rendered
1er unabIa To walk 4 step without As
IsUanes- ner limbs being swollen % d0I-
Ole rlelr normal size M 8 Maddox IN
sisted IN my using PAN
Balm purchased e. 1EtT-eaut bottle and
used il according To the directions and the
1eEr morning she walked 70 breakfast
N1rl0ur assistance in any lame and
she las not had q similar arraciz since
4 z Para8ns. For sale by al 1ruEzzsrz-
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Public ToEcs

Unier Nc condition viii any takers.
5ae%n1en or any entertainer Of anT
Kind be- allowed TO operate. display or
a1er goods for sale IN any sf tina streets
Ut the street Fair. beg11niuE May IS. 10
4Iue = inclusive Those desiring zuefi
privileges must zee the az
street fair neaduuarters on Firth street
The mayor aud license collector can do.
nothing for vau-
BY order OF the marar and council.
LEE G
rfrv Tiaan@ CnIlactar
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The North Star
GROCERY.
Kansas Ave-S19
W. 3. H0GlB0OM. PROM.

Why do SO many people 60
to The North Star for their
Groceries
For the reason they get
better goods and more of them
for the money Prices talk
and you know the goods when
YOU see them. Try some Of
Anderson's Jams, or Camp
belPs Jams, Heinzs or Van
Gangs Baked Beans. Canned
Goods Of any description, Bak
ing Powders, Crackers. Dried
Fruits, Teas, Coffees, SPICES,
Etc. Gail and examine for yourself
Mail Orders Shipped Promptly
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NOTICE

At 4 meeting II the council OF the city
or Topeka held Nay H5tn- 1850, the E1aoF-
ING WIS adopted by r1e mayor AID e8uH-
ell OF the cry Of Topeka
Rez0lvHa. ~ the mayer and COUNCIL OF
the cry Of Topeka thai IN order u pro
mote the health. comfort and safety -
the GirT II Topeka and is mla11r1ur5 Z
Is hereby declared necessary 20 pave TLE4
Virrfffed brick an sand fBundaD8H- Willow
avenue from the west line 1I
avenue ~ the vest line OF WouaIAwu ave
me The said street % DC paved thirty
feet wide and eurDed win Bort =cQlE
sand srgue- j. w E HEGEES-
nerehv esrr5fv that the ABOVE IS q true
eanv Of the original resolution nov q
ila IN my office
IN witness whereof. Z have ereuat1 set
nv hand and Official seal this 18Th day Il
Aav- 1904 At Topeka Kansas
= SQEEKES.
ZEAL City Clerk
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PROPOSALS.


Office OF City CLERK
Topeka. KANSAS Nay Is. 1881
Sealed proposals viii be received Al this
office until Tuesday. May - EA at 5
o'clock p m. Tor the construction and
completion OF the sidewalks condemned
also these that have been ordered an
petition Tor the year T98. excepting EhsEe-
from such walks as are constructed BY
the owners OF the pr0perrT. OF as snail
BE- exempt by Resolution Of the eBuueil-
All walks % be constructed in cou1ar-
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NOTICE

A. 4 meeting OF the council CT the city
Of Topeka held Nay eth IaJ- the E9HuE-
WIS aeguraf bv he mayor and eoIa-
ell Of the eitv OF Topeka
Res0fVea. Tfsar E1e mayor and COUNCIL
OF TIE city CT Topeka deem il necessary
E8r the best interests OF said CITY rlaE
Tviar srreef rom the south me or SKIN
avenue 70 C1e north eurb lle OF 2LlT1
street be- GRADED and paved 1IirrV feer
wide WIZ FIrr1ded orfez GA sand 8u1da-
ION aud curref with Colorado red sand
sr,-a " Z CEANEY
I hereby certify that Ele ABOVE Is = E1e
EDDY of the 1gIna reSGl1Ulu now On
fIe IN m Office
n Witness whereof. ( have nerauntg set
nv hand and Official seal This 18th day 81
Mav. 1909. at Topeka Kansas.
= Il SQEEEESs
SEAL CITY Clerk
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ENJ0INs STRIKERS
Notices Served Upon Two Maryland
Nine Labor Leaders

A1G A40oE A6AG2EA
Cumberland. Nj, May 2-5ilerif
Martin went into the Georges Creek
coal mining regl1n today and served 100
mIuucU0ns u10u strikers and labor
leaters- rastraluiuE them from interior
ing WIN miners VINO desired to resume
work There were no Recommendations ar
any p0lnE visited ~ Ene sheriff ana
Hu-er pra-aIfe1 throughout the regi0u
during the day II had been expected
r1ar several Of the companies would at
tempt to rzsuEle Operations today. but
1qC q man reported Tor work. Officials Of
the companies said that no Attempt
would b. made to resume work in ar1v
OF the mines until nex1 Monday
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Over ten thousand lives have bean -os-
~ -le 4Iricau war Ten times as MANI
le every year ls "a result Of uunlra
li1od. (Which could be saved bv using
-a Stood Purifier. -Lra the 6ee-
4nfilE medicine ever made red Aeizer-
man. Maneriw Mo-. r. W zuufrez- Plra~
muclar. ~ KANSAS ave
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Derut1 Michigan, and Return s215o
Via the sana e

Account National Baptist auufvar-
sart@. On sale NAY E-22-z2 duai un1r
4lav 90 See T L king agenL. for par
uculara
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'r was almost a miracle Burdock
Eiuoc Eirrers cured ma OF a terrible
breaking out al over the body Z am
very grarafuI" Miss Julia FfIbrfdaa.
Wesr Coruwel, Conn
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ALASkA REPUB LICANS
Hold q Convention and Elect Dele
gates &c Philadelphia

LII = IL
gates &c Philadelphia
Seattle. Wash. May 22--The Alaska
Republican convention to elect Delegates
70 rt1e Republican national convention
mat at Juneau May 70 and the following
resolution condemnIng Governor Braug
vas passed.
BE il resolved by the Republicans OF
the district Of Alaska IN convention as
serubIed. uhar the further continuance
in office OF John q Brady as governor
OF Alaska. Is nlnical 70 the interests q
Alaska and contrary To ii wishes d
rhe Republican party and haE a copy OK
this resolution BE- 10 the
president of the United States
The convention endorsed RresideHl
M-eETuIevs administration
r1at the territorial form OF government
be- extended TO Alaska declared Lr
rna removal OF the capital from SiEkd
To .Iuueau- asked TIE government that
a direct cable from Alaska TO Puget
sound be laid and demanded that AgnI
houses be erected in Alaskan WaIers
forthwith
The following delegates were aecteo
To the RepubIIcan national
william Grant, John 2. Prize Jonn e.
Held and 2. + Wills
u Collins. Monroe La. writas: IT
vas camDieEeiy run down and suffering
from nervous trouble that maue ne a
rTfsarv- since using Eeggs Blood Purifier
Z an a vel man" E1r twenty years II
mas been preventing disease AID making
z4r- ue9uIe we'll. K W S4u1res. EIac-
macisr. - kansas ave-
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FFfrE Published IN the Topeka Srazs
Journal. M4y Il, H91.l
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Wichlta ana Rssurn So

Via Santa Fe- Tickets on sale MaT .
and - Final limit, nay 20
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SEAL

FIRST Published in me Topeka S1als
Journal. May 4. 1851
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WANTS
I'D MISCELLANEOUS Ids

FREE MESSENGER SERVICE
Pull a Postal TaIegraah-CabIe Eaz-
OF call bv KIaDnane No. II and have E8lr
Want Ads brought To The State Journal
Office by free messeuger No cElarze 90
you for messenger service Cost Of CLASH
fed ads. 8 cents per line Of six words To
the line and every Gracnon thereof
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First Published IN the Topeka St1ca
Journal AaT L. D9lI
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First Published IN the Topeka stare
ourna Mag T. 1S88I
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Via santa Fa Tickets on sale May %
and - Final limit. Nay -
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STAMPS SEALS AND STENCILS
TT :. c. DARLING CO. "a Kan. Ave-
Rubber stamps brass and aluminium E8de
checks PricesIaE- Catalogue Erss- Tel ~
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EfrsE published n the Topeka Stare Jour
mai Nay - 1862
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TIE
It's Quite an Important Matter
to You-The One Of RHviar

II your money is properly placed n
merchandise unaf gives best satsfac-
ton. added outIaEs are avoided and the
season is passed with hxer purchases
We claim iEs economy 70 make Y0ur
purchases ar cur store You get gonds
that POSSESS quality. m Al the most
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NOTICE-My application Eor q permit To
sell Intoxicating liquors. according 70
law at 500 Kansas ave. IN the Second
ward Of the city OF Topeka- Is new on
file N the Office OF the probate Judge OF
Shawnee county Kansas The bearing Of
the same Is set for Saturday,, II > o'clock
Il n, June 9. 1860.
RoWLEY & SNOW
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STORAGE
MERCHANTS TRAINER & STORAGE
CO.. packs. ships and stores household
goods Tel 30 Clarence k1uner. II Z
5th st
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MONW TO Loan On I've stock planes.
organs. t-ypevriuers. household g1ods and
personal security L 8iscoe- - Kan ava
TO LOAN-M8uey IN real estate Month
" payments Low interest See East
man. Ii West Sixth st
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Monroe La writes IT
down and suffering
1ubIe that made lie a
II Eeggs Blood Purifier
For twenty years II
zuE disease and making
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MUSIC.

MUSIC.
MRS C. N SMILEY 81 1Tonrae. Teacher
Of piano and sCrtugsd Instruments Les
sous OF 3 minutes, &c eacn, guide nree.
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W4NTED-A1 once. a good girl II We
Eighth st
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ATToRMETs-AT-LAW
MILTON BROWN. lawyer Practices IN Al
state and federal courts Suite Il GrzW-
ford bldg Topeka Aza-