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MEANS MUCH TO SPAIN.
War With United States a Blessing in
Disguise.

New York. May 1s--A dispatch to the
Herald from London says:
General Stewart L Woodford, form
erly United States minister at Madrid,
speaking TO a correspondent, painted a
glowing picture Of the future of Spain.
The loss Of her colonies be said,
near SPANS national r-ejuvenation-
Relief after years Of ~ceaseIess. strength
sapping anxieties. incident TO the gov
eminent of her scattered island posses
siOns. leaves her statesmen free TO work
out the destiny of their own country.
The war with the United States was
blessing in disguise.
I have u~nbounded faith in the ma
tons future. 1t is blessed with rich
natural and a patriotic peo-
ple-and there can be No question tina it
stands on the threshold of splendid era,
provided the administrative forces are
equal to their opportunity. a Spantard
is essentially honorable. He wants to
a his debts. He is jealous of his
eountry's name and credit The present
agitation because Of increased taxes will
subside as soon as King A1fonso's sub
jects realize that the additional revenue
is necessary to maintain the national
| honor"
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RIDGEEEY IS ONE.
Kansan on Committee to Invite
Beers to Washington.

New York, May 1S-The Boer dele
gates will leave for Washington this at
ternoon at half past three o'clock. The
committee appointed by the citizens of
Washington to escort the visitors to the
national capitol arrived in New York
early today, and after breakfasting at
the Pennsylvania railway station, drove
TO the Hotel Manhattan, where they
were received by the ENJOYS. The dele
cation Is composed of senator Allen n
CONGRESSMAN Robinson OF Nebraska,
Representatives Ridgeley Of Kansas,
Daily Of New Jersey and SulZer OF New
York. c. T. Bride of Washington and
Cornelius Vanderhoof of Baltimore.
After they had been introduced 10 the
Boer delegates Mr.. SuIZer formally in
vited them TO Washington and Mr..
Fischer made a brief response
Mr.. Sulzer in the ourse Of his re-
marks said,
we want to assure you of our hearty
in their grand struggle for freedom"
senator Allen assured the ENJOYS n a
they had the sympathy OF 50 per E
of the American people
Mr.. Vanderho0f then invited the en-
Vows to visit Baltimore at the term1na
ton of their Washington visit
The invitation was accepted cordially
DELEGATE WesselS-Speaking with refer
ence to the published report that the en-
voys are in this country under the
auspices of the BOer National Relief as
ISOLATION. said today;
The ENJOYS are not here under any
body's auspices. They come with Gre
dentiaIs from the Transvaal and Orange
Free State"
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Havdn's Tov svmnbonu.

Win be given at Bethany college to-
night In h Mother Goose Lancers,' .
which forms part Of the entertainment.
h following young ladies' and gentle
men viii take part: Clarkson Mills
paugh, Boy Blue; Gertrude McClintock.
30 Peep HermiOne van Laer, Pony
b Kettle on; Eloise Patterson.
Little Miss Muffet; Gertrude Mulvaue,
Old Mother Hubbard; Susie Rodgers,
Cody Two Shoes; Juanita Lord. Old
Mother Goose; Laura Southwick, Mary,
Quite Contrary; Dorothy Brown. Jill:
Ray Lord. Jack; lena Lord, Queen Of
Hearts; Marshall Hite, King of Hearts
Frances Holiday. Lady with Rings on
her Fingers; King ROby. Little Jack
Horner: Hamlin Gordon, Bobby Shafto;
Alice Hunt. Little Red Riding Hood.
Admission. % cents.
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c. K. & L. OF A. INSURANCE.
Many Members Objected to Higher
Rates Being Made.

Chicago. May 1S.-Exciting scenes
marked today's session OF the Catholic
Knights and Ladies of America. Some
Of the delegates proposed that a new
rate Of assessment be established in the
order This was objected to by many
as they thought hat the present rates
were high enough. The method of aD-
pointing medical examiners for the diff
ferent lodges was also under discussion.
The medical men wanted to have the
supreme medical examiner appoint the
subordinates. but the Others claimed
that they should have a word to say in
regard to what was done in the line of
medical examination. Finally a compro-
mise was struck and il was decided that
each council should select three medi-
cal examiners.
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Subject to CAPTURE.

New York. May 1s.-A dispatch 70
the Herald from Panama saays The
Colombian government. by a decree of
the minister of foreign affairs, has in
formed all ccnsuls here that vessels
now cruising on he IN n serv-
ice of the revolutionists can be fol-
lowed and captured by the warships of
other nations 1t is alleged that the
revolutienistss vessels have 10 right TO
hoist the Colombian flag and sail under
il. This fact has been communicated
10 the United States minister in Bogota,
who has informed the government in
WASHINGTON
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NOTICE.

At q meeting OF the council Of the city
Of Topeka held May 18th. 1850 the follow
ing was d0pte by the mayor and coUn-
eli Of the city Of Topeka
Resolved. BY the mayor and council OF
the city of Topeka that in order 70 pro
mote the health. comfort and safety Ct
the city Of Topeka and its inhabitants L
Is hereby declared necessary TO pave with
vftrihed brick on sand f~ounoatlonr Huloe
avenue from the west line Of Greenwood
me TIE said street to be paved thirty
feet wide and curbsd With Fort scott
Sana store J. w F HUGHES
7 baranz- certify that the above is z true
COPY Of the original resolution now on
file IN my office
my hand and offciaI seal this 18th day OF
J. H. SQUIRES.
GEATA City Clerk
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NOTICE.

At a meeting Of the council OF the city
Of Topeka held May 18th. 1900 the follow
ing resolution was adopted
Resolved. That the mayor and council
Of the city Of Topeka deem If necessary
for the best interests Of said city that
Third street for the east line of Quincy
street to the vest line Of Monroe street
be graded and paved forty feet wide, with
vitrided brick on sand and
curbed with Colorado red sandstone
". s CLANCY
I hereby certify tbs the above IS a true
copy Of the original resolution now on
file in my office
In witness whereof. I have heFeunto set
my hand and official seal this 18th day Of
May, 1900. It Topeka, kansas
J.. H. SQUIRES
(SEALl City Clerk.
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SANTA FE ROUTE
Summer Excursions

Below will be found a partial list of Summer Excursions to
various points within the next four months;
Detroit, Mich, and return, Sz25O.
open rate On sale May a-@a Final limit May So Account National
Baptist Anniversaries
Chicago and return, SISL0
on sale May IA and n Certificate plan to delegates General Conference
Methodist church-
Milwaukee, Wis, and return S8l0
open rate On sale June % Final limit u 80 Federation of womens
ST. Louis and return, SIl5O.
Open sss. @ Fee Nay g457s an5 Final Limit limit June 2 Account meet
ST. Paul. MHn- and return, SlLO5.
Open rate. on sale July 1+l51s Final limit July p Account National
Republican LeAgue.
Washington, D. c, and return, S3Iz5.
open rate ON sale May ls9l2, Final limit May s. Meeting Imperial
Council Mobiles OF the Mystic shrine
Detroit Mich, and Return, $3.50.
o%sn s as ON IS @ sA AsBs 4 85e AE Bas5 H@sd sgS kHSss 81 b yin Privilege
Cincinnati, o. and Return, $1,000.
open rate On sale July 1onl2 Final limit August 10 Account Baptist
Young Peoples Union
Atlantic City, n, j., and Return.
IN A@ s sss F@s G Rt n T9ggs ID EEl be regular m rate Account
Philadelphia, Pa and Return, $4,000.
account national Republican Convention Tickets On sale Jne Il Il. Il:
Chicago and Return, Sl4O0
Account Rational Prohibition Convention Tickets n sale June q. s ~
Charleston, S c, and Return.
conditions nt noanc Low rate assured
Chicago and RetHrn
Account A R. last week in August. Rate and conditions to be an
neeao5 and sleeping aFS es3PTadoaz H ss or Write 0"HH0n rates routes" con
T. L. KING, Agent.
TELEPHONE 6z. AL& IS. F., Topeka
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PROPOSALS.
onice d g 81.

Onice Of City Clerk.
Topeka. Kansas. May Is. 1851
Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until Tuesday. May q 1919 at
; O'Clock D. m. for the piping for gas
In the new CITY building, as per plans
and estimates now on file IN the Office Of
the city engineer
An proposals must be accompanied by
a certifed check OF 80 in favor OF the
city Of Topeka as a guarantee that 2
contract viii be entered into within three
DAYS from the time Of award
The mayor and council reserve the right
10 reject any or all bids
J.. H SQUIRES.
(SEALl City Clerk
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HAWAIIAN POLITICS.
Convention Called to Elect Delegates
to Philadelphia

to Philadelphia
Chicago, May 18-A special to the
Record from Honolulu, May 9, via Vic
toria, B. C, says:
Special Agent of the United States
Harold NJ. Sewan, who has been the
candidate for governorship most prOmi-
nently put forward. says in an inter-
view that he received a letter some days
ago saying that his name could not re-
ceive fruther consideration
The American party territorial con-
ventiou in the Hawaiian islands will be
Nav 50. in Honolulu. to organize The
marty and to select delegates to the
national Republican convention in
adelphia. Primaries will be held in
every precinct in the islands May -
At a conference of many prominent
natives held yesterday it was decided
to advise for the present tina the Ha-
waiians hold aioof from both the Re
publican and Democratic parties and
organize q Hawaiian party. J. o
Carter was Endorsed for delegate to con-
CTezS.
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PROPOSALS.
Office Of City Clerk

Office Of City Clerk.
Topeka. Kansas. May IS. 1884,
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until Tuesday, May 2. 1s09. at >
o'clock p M for the eq-nstruetion and
also those that have been ordered on
petition for the year 1900. excepting there
the owners of the property. or as shall
be exempt by resolution OF the council
nifty with Ordinance No Ia approved
June 2, 1891. Proposals TO be made for
walks with SAND foundation. and con-
structed OF vitrihed brick hagstone- as
phalt or artificial stone The brick must
be Of g quality equal 10 the samples now
in the office Of the city engineer. Bidders
must state in their proposals the price
per square foot for walks. six feet and
over in width. also for walks four feet
and four feet eight inches in width
All material used in the construction OF
all the sidewalks shall be subject TO the
gineer. or such other person as may pc
designated by him. all Of the work to be
subject 10 the hnal inspection and accep-
lance by the mayor and council
All proposals for any Of the walks to
be made upon the basis OF IN
Sidewalk scrip" of the city OF Topeka.
PAYABLE as follows: One-half on January
/. 1901. one-fourth July !. lS1 and one
fourth October Il. 1901
All proposals must be accompanied by
a certified check Of 800 in favor Of the
city of Topeka. as a guarantee that II
the work or any part OF II shan be
awarded TO the party making such pro
DDSa4S ne VIII enter lnlO q Written wi
tract within three days after such ward
to perform the work within such time As
the mayor and council may designate at
the time of awarding the contract and the
successful bidder shall give A good and
sufficient bond In accordance with the
laws OF the state of Kansas TO be approx
ed by the mayor for the faithful perfor-
nance OF his contract
The mayor and council reserve the right
70 REJECT any - ]. H. soUiREs.
CSEAI1 City Clerk
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ESTATE TRANSFERS.

F.. A WILSON, and wife to Geo. W.
Wagner, $500. lot SIS and n Z 60 Lin
coin street, TROOPS second addition.
Jas. L Penney ex to Mary z. Penney
ct al $4,000, lot 231 Kansas avenue
and 338 TO 3zz inc even, Quincy street
and 344 and s Topeka 110-12-14-
16 East Tenth street.
Chas- w. Perkins.tr IT.. to S. NJ Thacher.
$1,000, lot 100 and n. = III Western ave
nue..
May d Holiday to II. B. Campbell.
5000. lots 266 and 276 inc. and 2S4 to 2SS
Inc. even. Fillmore street and pit S62
to 3f6 inc. even. Western avenue. etc
Henry T. Taylor ct ux TO Nat Taylor,
$500. lots 1911 and 3 Harrison street.
The Financial Association TO the Cap
ttal Iron Works Co, 81. lots 202 and 216
Inc evens and 205-7 and 3 Holiday st.
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STAYS THOUSANDS.
Ravages of Cholera in India
Appalling.

London. May 1S.-A special dispatch
from Hyderabad, noting the rapid
spread of cholera, says:
In one division no fewer than forty
five famine camps have been attacked
by the pestilence- The most viruIent
type is at Gujerat, where many thou
sands have persisted. In the Godnra
camp alone there have been thousands
OF victims. An appalling loss of life
seems inevitable.
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A Bic Feet Washing.

Springfield. O., Nay 1s-The national
conference OF River Brethren Dunk
ards) is now in progress at DonneIls-
vile. The feet washing and communion
service viii take place Saturday night
4 thousand persons are expected to par
eicipate.
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Triple lie Social Postnoned.

The entertainment and ice cream So
eial to be given by the Triple Tie Ben
eft association at Lincoln Pest hall has
been postponed TO Tuesday. May %.
The sisters are expected To bring AXE.
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Grand Vizer Dead.

Tangfers. May 1S.-The grand vizier.
Ahmed Bel Mussa, died Sunday, May
13- A convuIsion in internal affairs is
threatened. but it is believed that Ger
many Italy and Great Britain have
agreed to maintain the statu quo, so it
IS hoped the threatened anarchy viii be
averted-
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italian Chamber DissoIved.

Rome May 1S-The king signed
a decree ~dissolving the chamber Of dep
uJies. The elections have been fixed for
June 9, and parliament viii be convened
June 16.
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LEGAL.


First Published in the Topeka State
Journal May Il. 1901
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TEE J. c DARLING CO., E< Kan Ave
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminium Taas
checks PrtcesloE. A
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THE SHAWNEE
.ios e Sixth Street.

w carry the most complete stock IN
the city of Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh and Canned Meats In our pun
Hshed price lists we price staple articles
in every day use; not a cheap Il OF
Canned Gnnds that no one wants.
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BRIEF ~TELEGRAMS.

Berlin, May 1s-Tolstoi's drama The
Power OF Darkness has been forbidden
per1ormance spontaneously DZ me cen
scr in Leipsic, Stuttgart and C~arlsruEe-
San Francisco, May 1S-President Of
the Board Of Health Williamson was
had been five deaths from bubonic plague
in this city the past week and that the
authorities. He said: 7 win neither con
hrm nor deny h report"
Victoria. B. C, May 1s-The news of the
passage Of the Hawaiian bill making
Hawaii a territory under the presidency
of Sanford B. Dole was received in Hon
are being made for immense public cele-
bratiOus- Preparations have been com
pieted for connecting the various Islands
wireless telegraph system, all expert
ments having been most successful
Washington. May IS-Au railways have
agreed 70 q rate OF one fare for the round
trip for the Republican convention at
philadelphia
Washington. May 1s.-The Senate has
C. AcNally Of Pennsylvania, consul gen
era1 at Guatemala City; Lieutenant Col
onel J. c Gilmore. to be assistant adJu-
lanC general with rank OF colonel MAJOR
tant general with rank of lieutenant col
mel.
Omaha, Neb., May 1S.-A special from
Lincoln says The Supreme court has
cited Edward RoseWater of the Omaha
Bee to appear June Is, and answer for
contempt based on the publication in the
Zee OF four articles relating TO the con-
Holcomb with the pending fire and police
commission case
Portland, Ore. MAJ 1S.-The ceremony
OF comforting the Ballium upon Right Rev.
christie the archbishop of Oregon, was
performed today al St Mary'S cathedral
rug mass was celebrated by A~Onsignor
Martinelli, paDal delegate to the United
states who came to Oregon for the pur-
pose OF conducting the The
sermon was preached by Right Rev
ODea, bishop Of N~esQually-
Seattle, Wash, May 1S.-A special to the
G. Morrison shot and killed his brother.
81 B. Morrison. at their home Two miles
east OF Edmonds, on Wednesday. The
Nrouole grew out of a gBle of cards the
men began q pistol duel at g. hundred
teeL Eight shots were fred. only one
OF which took effect The murderer IS
under arrest
Denver. Col, May 1S.-The convention
b~ western Federation OF Miners
adopted a resolution empowering the ex-
FcuuEe officers OF the federal convention
e SAA a convention to meet at some cen
ua4 point at as early a date as possible
op1l@ 70 take action looking toward
uniting In one fraternity The resolu-
non met with hearty favor Of the dele
safes Hno are unanimous IN regarding
tne expense Of maintaining so many sep
arale organizations as extravaganza
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IS MS Finest Granulated Sugar.---SI-C0
10 lbs Extra &C" Sugar----------- ~
"a ~ raf1bf Pstanf Flour....... 50
] 10 ROYAL Baking oweter--
/ 10 Prices Baking Powder ~
Is OF. can X. C.. Baking Powder ~
% ~. can Bon Bon Baking Powder- ~
VI Rrick Cheese. per D.. is
Kansas Cream observation-disclosures 10
Gallon can Apples %
Gallon a Peaches %
Blackberr1es, per ~
9 cans Acme Sliced eef-..-...--..- -
2 cans Sugar 10
2 cans Best TomatOes.--.---.-.-..- ~
u fbs Bulk Scotch Oats--.--.----. 70
3 packages Battle AK Oats..-.--..-. -
Yeast Foam. per %
RaIst0u Yeast, per kg.....-....--. %
Star Tobacco, per Observation-Disclosures ~
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When doctors fail try Burdock Blood
Bltters. Cures dyspepsia, constipation;
Hy1gorates the whole system
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NOTICE.

At a meeting of the council OF the city
OF Topeka. held May 18th. 1906, the follow
ing was adopted by the mayor and coun-
ell Of the city Of topeka
Resolved, That the mayor and council
of the city Of Topeka deem It necessary
for the best interests Of said city that
Tyler street from the south line Of Sixth
avenue to the north curb line Of Ninth
street be graded and paved thirty feet
wide with vitrided brick on sand founda-
ton. and curbed with Colorado red sand
stone. W S. CLANCY
1 hereby certify that the above is a true
copy of the original resolution now on
hle in my office
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and official seal this 18th day Of
May, 1906. at Topeka. Kansas.
J. H. SQUIRES.
fSEAL.1 City Clerk
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(SELl

first Publishef IN ia Topeka State
Journal MAJ Il. 1901
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Telephone AIS.

OurMeat department is fully equipped
to handle our large trade. OR stock IS
always complete and the best we can
buy. Our cutters are skillful and oblig-
ing. our prices-welI just notice them
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Berlin, Nay 1s-Tolstoi's drama The
Power Of Darkness has been forbidden
performance simultaneously by the cen
sOr in Leipsic. Stuttgart and CarlsruEe-
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San Francisco, May 1S-President Of
the Board Of Health Williamson was
asked concerning the report that there
had been five deaths from bubonic plague
in this city the past week and that he
fact had been suppressed by the city
authorities He said: 7 viii neither con
hrm nor deny the report"
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MONEY.

MONEY TO LOAN on live stock. pianos,
organs, typewriters. household goods and
personal security L. Biscoe, 53 Kan ave
TO LOAN-Money on real estate Month
ly payments. Low interest See East
man, rs West Sixth St
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Washington. May 1S.zAn railways nave
agreed 70 q rate OF one fare for the round
trip for the Republican convention al
Philadelphia
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osTEoPATRIsr.

STEPHEN c. Woodruff Hours: SIP;
rs; Tues. and Sat s-1 a m 6S5 Topeka
avenue
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tsEAL)

First Published in the Topeka State
Journal. May II. 1901
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WANTEDAWork of any kind by boy Is
years cid Address r W. care Journal
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We desire your patronage and viii
a V it if low prices. good goods and
courteous treatment are an inducement.
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STORAGE.


MERCHANTS TRANFER & STORAGE
Co, packs. ships and stores household
goods. Tel 1S6- Clarence skinner l23 z
9Th St
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MRS c N SMILEY. 81 Monroe. Teacher
of piano and stringed instruments. Les
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CsEALl

FTrst Published in the Topeka State
Journal May II, 1901
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WANTED-HELP.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS stenographer or
Office work. will work for reasonable
wages Address C L, care Journal
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PAVING.

THE OFFICE of the Capital City vitrined
Brick and Paving Co. has been removed
to lis West Eighth street
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FLORISTS.

MRS J. R. HAGUE, Florist. successor Z
R. J.. Groves, ST Kansas ave Phone 81
CUT FLOWERS and floral designs a
Hayes 1z West Eighth ST. Phone $50
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WANTED- position as h-ousekeeper in
wfdOWer'S amily. 1 prefer where there
Is children; reference exchanged Address
16 Madison st
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R AND SPANISH
GERMAN AND SPANISH by Natural
Daily classes Of one hour in
German and Spanish conversation for
schOolchiIdren during summer vacation.
Also for adults if numbers are sufficient
Location of classes central For par1cu-
lars. address Rev W. G. o City
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

1TOTICE-My application for 9 permit to
sell Intoxicating liquors. according to
law at 600 Kansas ave. in the Second
ward of the city of Topeka. is now on
file in the office of the probate judge, of
Shawnee county. Kansas The hearing Of
the same is set for Saturday, at . o'clock
a. m, June 9. 1900.
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LEGAL
First Published in the Topeka State
Journal, May Il. 1871
NOTICE.
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YCI


TOPEKA CYCLE CO, 12 West sth St
Tel 7O6 Bicycles and sundries; bicycles
and tandems for rent; repairing OF all
kinds
L. s. CYCLE CO, us E. sth St Nationa.
and Union bicycles Sundries. repairs
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JAMES 2. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Opt
clan Complete stock Of watches. dia-
mcnds. siiFerware. etc. Eyes examined
and spectacleS properly fitted
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING. FIXING
graves. flower beds. sodding and terrac-
ing. $50 Kansas avenue