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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15

ton, heretofore admitted to be Of no
value was pushed The voters were in
terested and the Republican ticket won
them.
The organization was the principal
feature of the 1898 campaign The
ground work was left for the campaign
just brought to a close. and upon IL was
again reared the structure which aided
Albaugh in his prophecies as TO the re-
suits He came within 500 or the actual
ngures OF MckInley'S majority in the
state He estimated. privately, that
Stanley would be between 5000 and 1000
behind the national ticket This esti-
mate was given much latitude but Al
nangh really came very close to the re-
suit His election predictions came very
near being verified.
A1baugh is at heart a supporter of
Lucien Baker for United States senator
him from being chairman of the state
committee and after AIbaugh was elect
ed, said the chairman had promised
and was all right" This was a case
where AIbaugh was stronger than Bur
ton The latter could not have accom-
plished the defeat Of Albaugh for chair
man because the committee, while It
may have majority Of Burton sympa-
thIzerss was made Up, in the state con
venti0n in Topeka. under the very noses
or the anti boss leagu in AIbaugh'S IA
vGr. After the convention elected that
corRmittee-the present state committee
reelection of AIbaugh
The politicians say AIbaugh Is mas
ter OF details. To this IS largely attri-
buEed the wonderful success which he
has achieved as chairman Of the state
committee He has had the co-opera-
ton and support Of the men prominent
IN his party but Albaugh'S personal eff
forts have attracted the attention of the
higher officials Of the Republican ma
tlonal committee and even the preSi-
dent, the first gentleman Of the United
States has taken the pains TO compn-
ment AIbaugh in g. brief, personal note.
The first bouquet came from Mark
Hanna the national chairman After
the campaign work had been completed
and the managers were waiting for the
election the following came to Mr.. Al
baugh.
kansas VIII be Republican beyond
question The victory which awaits Us
there. in q large measure, Is due to your
management of the campaign In the
state congratulate you
Senator Hanna's bold scraWi adorns
the place allotted for q signature to the
above commendatory sentiment
RI . Payne, vice chairman. in charge
Of the headquarters in Chicago, wrote
TO Chairman AIbaugh the following.
Please accept my hearty congratula-
ton upon the success Of the wonderful
campaign which you directed in kan
sas''
In q letter discussing other subjects OF
a business nature Concerning an an
poIEtnent which AIbaugh had RECON-
mended as chairman Of the state COM
mittee- President Mckinley says:
i appreciate the honors brought from
Kansas and desire to thank you as
chairman of the committee and all who
have been associated with you in the
excellent campaign management Kan
sas did Wen her part
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
NEXT TO TOPEKA SHOPS.
Enlargsments VIII Give Albuquerque
Second Importance.

S@G040 importance.
The Santa F'e shops at Albuquerque
Will have the prestige Of being second in
Importance on the system when the en-
largeTnent5 determined upon have been
completed Boiler and machine shops
are to be increased to double their size.
The machine shop viii be $50 feet in
length and an erecting shop. capable Of
accommodating fifteen locomotives viii
also be built
The Albuquerque Journal Democrat
says:
Under present conditions it is the
machine shop which is crowded to the
greatest extent, and a large stone
building for the new machinery which
Is TO be installed will be commenced
very soon. Another fine building to be
used as an annex to the boiler shop and
to relieve the pressure in other depart
ments. especially that Of engine repair
ing will be erected. The present force
in the machine and boiler shops viii be
considerably more than doubled. The
and albuquerque will become the lead
ing shop town on the Santa F'e system,
with the single exception Of Topeka It
is understood that the new shops viii
do a great deal more work fer the Santa
ETe proper than is being done now, and
that a great deal more car repairing
viii be carried on The report that the
building Of passenger cars will be IN
dertaken here could not be authent1-
Gated But it is certain that the shop
improvements will be the means Of
bringing to Albuquerque hundreds Of
workrnen. many Of them men Of fam
fly The importance to the business in
terests OF the city can be readily appre-
rfaflf5 -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15

pass water often during the day and
obliges you to get ND many times during
the night Unhealthy kidneys cause
rheumat izrn. gravel, catarrh OF the blad-
der. pain or duh ache in the back. Joints
and muscles; makes your head ache and
back ache. causes Indigestion. stomach
and liver trouble; you get a saliow. yell
low complexion. makes you feel as
though you had heart troubles you may
have plenty of ambition. but no
strength: get weak and waste away
The cure for these troubles is Or. Kill
mer's Swamp Root. the World-famoua
kidney remedy
In taking Swamp-Root you AFFORD
natural help 70 Nature. for Swamp-ftout
IS the most perfect healer and gentle aid
TO the kidneys that Is known to medical
science
II your water. when allowed to remain
uudisturhed in a glass OF bottle for
twenty-four hours, forms a sediment OF
settling, or has a cloudy or milky APP
pearance. If there is a briclz-dust set
ting. or If small particles float about In
it, your kidneys and bladder are IN need
Of immediate attention
The great Kidney Rene dy. swamp
Root, IS pleasant 70 take, Is used lu The
leading hospitals recommended by phv-
sicians in their private practice, and "a
taken by doctors themselves who have
kidney ailments, because they recognize
in il the greatest and most successful
remedy for kidney, liver and bladder
troubles.
Swamp Root has been tested IN 81
many ways, and has proved SO success
ful In every case. that a special arrange
ment has been made by which all read
ers Of the State Journal who have not
already tried It may have a. sample bot
tie sent absolutely free by mail Also n
book telling more about swamp Root
and containing some OF the thousands
upon thousands OF testimonial letters
received from men and women who owe
their good health. IA fact their very
lives, 10 the wonderful curative proper
ties OF swamp Root Be sure and mem
ton the Topeka Daily state Journal
when sending your address TO Dr. Kill
mer & Co, Binghamt0n. ~. Y.
IF you are already convinced that
Swamp-ROot IS what you need. you can
purchase the regular ifty-cent and oas
dollar size bottles at the drug stores
everywhere
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
DAM FREY's ROOSTER
His Gift Fowl Is Sure Enough Re-
publican Cock

The night before election a rooster es-
capped from a WeIls-Fargo car at the
Santa F-e depot He had no pride Of an
castry to speak of, but possessed stout
pair Of legs and a lively disposition By
his nimbleness IN lodging about the de-
pot he eIuded capture by the train
hands As No. could not wait upon
the pleasure Of q common chicken to
without him and the messenger told
Dan Frey who was on extra night duty,
to catch and keep the rooster.
Just how the capture was effected Is
inmaterial- At all events Dan coaxed
Mr.. Rooster into his hen-coop, his nirn-
BILE, yellow legs ANONYMOUSLY crippled
with stout Irvine.
In the excitement Of election and the
defeat Of his choice of candidates, Dan
forgot all about his feathered guest and
his determination to wear a live rooster
on his hat in celebration Of Bryan's vic
tory. Two or three nights later the mis-
treSs Of the Frey mansion bethOugEt
herself Of the trussed-up fowl in the hen
coop, descended IN the night and cut
him loose Suspicion entered that
household, then. that it was a Republi-
can rooster If not Mckinley, 4 Mark
gaining his freedom the rooster came
out as a. monopoIist Of the most ex-
IRENE type He tried his Establishments
upon a flock of Black Minorca puiIets
and the result il that ne now ehaperones
the bevy to the entire exclusion Of their
leader and a.dnlirer of former days
Tt is case Of suspicion no longer Dan
is convinced he is q Republican rooster
sure enough
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
RAILROAD NEWS.
Grade Reduction Force on EN-
poria ssCut-0fr' Doubled.
More Machinery and Work
Trains Put on Today.
DIRT SCOOPED LIVELY.
Achievements of Steam-ShoYel
Cause Favorable Comment.
Operations Are Satisfactory and
Progressing in Two Places.

The Santa Fe is rushing work reducing
grades on the Emporia cutoff. The
progress being made and the clean-cut
operations Of the special machinery are
very satisfactory to the officials. Supt
Ressegufe, on returning from his recent
inspection of the work. expressed him
self highly pleased
The accoEnp lishments Of the Bucyrus
steam shovel are particularly pleasing.
It is told. thus early in its operation.
when hardly broken into use and ease
OF handling by the men, that five dipper-
fuIs have been cut and loaded in fifteen
minutes A dipper is Of three cubic
yards capacity, and when q cut Is made
there is no waste space left untitled.
Another train OF equipment and q
work train were sent out Of Topeka to-
day. which are to be placed in service
at OIa.the The fitting up OF a Lidger-
wood unl0ader. the steam shovel and
spreader yesterday was done in d rush,
and there were busy scenes in the To-
peka yards getting the trains ready.
IN the car shops two bunk cars for the
accommodation Of the Workuen were
also rushed This addition Of crews and
equipment to the force that has been
working for two weeks between Edger-
ton and WeIIsviIle practically doubles
the force and makes the dirt fly lively
on the cutoff.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
NORTHWESTERN GOES SOUTH
Heads For Kansas City and South
western Business

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE Tfmes-Herald
says. The Chicago & Northwestern is
seeking an entrance into Kansas City
where it will become competitor Of the
burlington, Alton. Santa F7e and St Paul
IN southwestern business The Belle
PLANE branch OF the Northwestern is TO
be extended from Nucha knock Iowa
survey is completed to Zero. a coal MN
Ing place on the BurIingtou's mail lire
between MeIrose and Russell and the
Northwestern's engineers are now in the
field prospecting for a line from Zero
southwest to Corydon. where it enters the
Keokuk and Western line Thence tbe
survey proceeds to Spring Valley, where
1t passes into Missouri With the North
western entering Missouri at some point
In Mercer or Harrison county there Is
every probability OF its ultimate building
to Kansas City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
UNION PACIFIC AGREEMENT.
Close Traffic Relations With Great
Northern West of Spokane.

Omaha, Neb. Nov. 1.-THE report or
the result of the conference Of the Great
Northern and Union Pacific officials at
St Paul last week is denied at the In
ion Pacific headquarters today 1t was
reported at the time that the Union Pa
cific and Great Northern had made
close tfe-up from St. Paul this way by
way Of the newly acquired Wilmar and
Northern line Of the Great Northern in
to Sioux City and thence over the Onna-
ha TO the Union Pacific, either down to
Omaha or to the nearer meeting point
at Norfolk The facts equally import
ant. have been given cut here On the
North Pacific coast, the Great Northern
gets into the whole country north of the
Columbia river. On the other end, the
Oregon Railway and Navigation com
pany, now a Union Pacific line. gets in
to the country south of the Columbia
with an equal amount Of mileage and
energy It Is now proposed to make a
close traffic agreement between the two
lines from Spokane west thus giving
the Union Pacific access TO almost the
whole state Of Washington, on as good
terms for the purpose desired as the
Great Northern. while in return It gives
an equal privilege to the Great Northern
in Oregon
This was the proposition discussed and
Informally agreed upon It Is now
awaiting confirmation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
To Prove what Swamp-ROot, the Great Kidney REM
edy, will do for YOU, Every Reader of State Journal
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

The kidneys filter and purify the blood
that is their work
So when your kidneys are weak or out
Of order you can understand how quick
ly your entire body is effected and how
every organ seems to fail to do its duty.
If you are sick or feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, DR..
kilmers swamp Root because - soon
as your kidneys are well they viii help
all the other organs to health A trial
viii convince anyone
Women suffer as much from kidney
and bladder troubles as men do, which
fact is often lost sight Of Many times
when the doctors services are sought
he quickly comes to the conclusion that
hers IS another case of female weakness
or womb trouble of some sort
Many OF the so-called female com
plants are nothing else but kidney trou-
BILE, or the result Of kidney or bladder
disease.
Among the many famous investigated
cures Of Swamp Root the one which we
publish today for the benefit Of our read
ers, speaks in the highest terms OF the
wonderful curative properties OF this great
kidney remedy.
Mrs. H n. Wheeler. OF III High Rock
St. Lynn Mass writes. About IL
months ago 7 had a very severe spell Of
sickness I was extremely sick for three
weeks, and when 1 finally was able to
leave my bed 7 was left with excrucia ting
pains in my back Ny water at tim ;
little at time, and then only after ruf-
fering great pain. Ny physical condition
was such that I had no strength and was
all run down The doctors said my kid
neys were not affected. but I felt certain
that they we're the cause of my trcub g.
My sister, Mrs G. E Lit .Ieheld- Of Lynn.
advised me to give DR.. kiImer's Swamp
Root a trial. I procured a bottle and in
side Of three days commenced to get re-
lief. followed Up that bottle with an
other, and at the completion Of this one
found 1 was completely cured Ny
strength returned. and today am as well
as ever. My business is that of canvas
ser. am on my feet a great deal of the
time. and have to use much energy in
getting around My cure IS. therefore.
all the more remarkable and is exceed
fugly gratifying to me-
MRS H. N WHEELER
If kidney trouble is permitted 70 con-
tinue, much suffering with fatal results
are sure to follow. Kidney trouble frTf-
tates the nerves. makes you dizzy. rest
less sleepless and irritable Makes you
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
CHEAP EXCURSIONS 70 RUN.
Homeseekers' Rates Into Kansas and
Southwest Extended Until July.

Officers Of the roads operating in the
territory west Of Chicago and St. Louis
have agreed to run homeseekers' excur-
sions until the end OF next June. Two
excursions will be run each month, the
first and third Tuesdays being selected
as the days The rate for these excur-
sfons will be one fare for the round trip,
plus So, and the tickets will be sold on
the most restrictive basis possible The
excursion tickets will be sold from
points east of the Mississippi river TO all
points west of that river
The action of the passenger officers in
agreeing to continue the cheap home
seekers excursions was a surprise. as il
was the prevailing opinion that they
would be abandoned by the holidays at
the latest Passenger agents OF the roads
west Of the Missouri river, however, are
Of the opinion that the cheap rates will
help passenger business in that territory
during a season when travel IS light
While these excursions help to build UP
the country, they cost the railroads con-
siderable revenue as the majority Of
persons taking advantage of the excur-
sion rates are travelling for business Or
pleasure, and have no thought of set
Ting in the new country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
INCREASED PAY GRANTED
To Santa Fe Engineers and Eiremen
On the sConsoIidateds.

The wage question OF the year be-
tween railroad engfnemen and their en-
ployers has been the matter Of increased
pay for work On the big engines that
have recently come into use. Conces-
sions on this question have been made
by a number Of the western roads, in
Guiding the St. Paul. Northwestern and
Santa F'e-
For several weeks past committees Of
engineers and firenen Of Santa Fse were
IN conference with General Manager
Nudge and Third Vice President J.. NJ.
Barr en- this subject until final agree
menta have been made The Increases
granted are all On consolidation en-
ginesEtfae big fellows that climb the
mountains between La Junta and -AIbu-
querque- Denver and Pueblo. Here the
engineers have been given q uniform
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
TO BE PARTNERS.
Coal Miners May Become stockhold-
ers in the Employing Concern

Coal Miners May Become stockhold-
ers in the Employing Concern
Pittsburg, Nov 15.-Ths Pittsburg
Coal company has iuaugurated a plan.
whereby its O.o60 employees are not only
to become stockholders in the company,
but win have an accident and death
fund, to be followed later on by a sys-
TEN for pensioning all those employed
by the company in any capacity A
charter was applied for at Harrisburg
today by the Fitrsburg CoaI Company
Employees association which Is crga-
nized TO act for the employees in all the
transactions contemplated by the COM
pany's prospectus J. f Mcdonald viii
be general manager OF the association
The object Of the association as an
nounced in its prospectus IS to en-
courage and assist any and all Of their
employees to invest their savings IN the
preferred stock OF the Fittsburg Coal
company. on which they viii make reg
ular monthly payments Of not less than
81 per share Dividends earned by the
stock thus purchased and Interest allow
ed by the treasurer Of the Pirtsburg Coal
company. will constitute the earnings
Of the association and VIII be applied to
the stock until paid for. when each
subscriber viii receive the number Of
shares he IS entitled 70 under his sub
Ecription-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

- 3 ? Alllsnazn ana wife to NJ S. Nc
E-lyans, SO. lot IS3 Main Stree No
Adam addition, RessvfIie
r,5 Fen s 80 and husband to II. E.
dale addition
y. Mary sg,< asyss 70 J 5. Farrell. 5000.
T. = harris 70 -Jno L Dunn. $500.
1 6 - a5ia = Redeem avenue. Euclid
4. c. Bu-ge 70 = 4 Stewart It al.
$3.50. g w. 4 %. TO- Il
Geo H Whitc0ub 70 Man.
6treeter. SIS, lot 80 Fillmore street MI
Gaughas first addition
H J. Small and husband to same sea
lots 425 and At Fillmore street MID
daughss first addition.
s. NJ Hubert to :. 3. Brague- lots
So and 454 Taylor strest- GouId's ada
ton
Austin I Hubert to same. s., same
- 5. johnson and wife to J. Barker
estate. $500. Il lots On Garfield and TvIar
Ramh0's addition
E A Moore to T. w Moore. s175 &rar+
IN ParkdaIa See record
8. 2 Brasue &C - TO = II Drake
s4Sa. same
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.


Charles Dickson in Mistakes VIII Hap
pen vii o. at the Crawford tonight
Mr. Dickson IS fun-naker favara bly,
known To Topeka He is still with his
success Mistakes VIII Happen The
expression hunt for an angel To pro-
cuce 2 play Hugh G.. QuarIeS- ahead Of
SO ara ms company eEterEa41ed an an
gel urawares- not long after their ap-
psarance n Topeka last season
It was in Milwaukee. The company 8
property man was taken down with i'll
ness and they were desperat ely at a loss
@ procure good substitute Finally the
manager OF The house agreed to secure
q man He said the party was NOT q
Snowman that ne was German not long
over. but one Of InteIugeuce ana AZ
thought he might do The new pror3-
erty man talked brakeuIv but hustled
the props around in fair style
IN one or the scenes. Tom Czer0vfr1r ~
(3Ir Dickson searcF1es hi -,99eI-a+s r,
count up his cash wealth II turns or1r
81 and some odd change The r7rnra-1v
man was told to hunt - tha Tneral- f,r
S14s scene At the rehearsal he came 70
Dir DICKSON. produced a roll Of green
BACKS as Dig a. a Dutch cheese and
Here IS tie S37.r Is ssi5f hrGl-s-i1- az
VIII go oLaE uEd get de odd gEarera-rs
= - s-1ll Mnar Is more repeated the
RTLtaflIaitlc Tor the two weeks that en-
sued until the COMPANY arrived IN fvI77-
egg ana t5le regular property man was
The man who didn't know that stage
4----5SS 49, q Aild peculiar To itself,
coEnIto. His title proved ia F7a +F-a+ ~
count ne was in Milwaukee looking a +
t7f Is business interests. and like MANY
. CURIOUS person OF less elevated bf7rL
Eaa a longing for experiences behind the
everybody in the company got s+r7eE-.
eE1 the count said Quaries tie Wa =
49, 4aseElss Tor his genial ways he
eertaln-y had big roll The count zvn71-r
p II L9peSa IA sorry enough. Not
Ilal ne : needed but that kind 81 4. chan
Is 2 good fellow to have along
~ ne e Nagabo1as.~ an extravaeanzs.
VII oe at the Crawford Friday rfe-F-
Lhe nrst part OF the ertertafrrr4sr3+ l.
called The Lady and the LzsbsteT-s and
bE1rfeSguA entitled From TIA --a,-5 -
-0ln 70 Toxic. both from tire mar ~ -.
Ss'fsll-.SnoESn author. George Totfen smith
1850 gate and Morange painted ia
cen and Fowley designed the cost1lTlss
80 tie electrical effects are by Charles
k7I1lsF twenty handsome ladies'.
ss, si Perkins VIII . At the Crawford
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15

PuebIa. Mexico Nov Lowing to q
reduction in wages in the cotton mills,
5000 operators have struck. and the au-
th0rftfes have taken measures to pre-
vent trouble which is threatened.
some Of the cotton mill owners are not
sorry TO have a reason for closing their
mills until they can dispose Of their sur
plus stock. Some mills had already shut
down or were running on half time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
podee citv Readine Room.

Improvements that viii cost close to
8 COO are being made to the Santa Fs
reading room at Dodge City. II Is being
moved from the south side Of the tracks
to the north side q short distance east
Of the depot Extensive repairs are be-
ing made TO the interior Steam heat and
electric lights are being put in and In the
near future bathroom was be added A
good sidewalk. leading from the depot TO
the reading room viii also be put down.
Everything possible is being done for III
comfort OF the employees Of the road
jonas Stafford. an old-tirne employee has
charge Of the rooms and Will see to IL
that every enc is pleased who Will call
On him
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
AFTER THE OVERLAND MAIL.
Rock Island With It's New Chicago
Omaha FLYER.

Chicago. Ill, Nov 15-Wfth q change IN
time Sunday, the Rock Island road will
make its first move to capture a part of
the prof table overland mail business frem
Chicago. The company arranged to put
On a new mail train to be operated be-
tween Chicago and Omaha tt will de-
part at ESQ a. m daily and arrive in
Omaha at 4:35 O'Clock In the afternoon
Of the same day. This will replace the
train now departing from Chica 90 at the
same hour, but running only to Des
NOines- Ia
The esta Enlistment OF this flyer viii also
mean another through train via this line
make quick connections with the OMAHA
Denver train leaving the former city at
SIS p. m. and arriving IN the latter city
at 1850 O'Clock the next morning practf-
cally but one night out between Chicago
and Denver.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-15
Thraa Man TO Hang.

Phoenix, Arfz. Nov. 15--Unless the
unexpected happens and further cIeTn-
eucy is extended by President McKIn-
ley or Governor Murphy. three men will
be hanged Saturday for murders IN Ar
iona Thomas and William Heldeman
will be executed at Tombstone for the
killing Of Ted Moore at Yuma and san
tfago- Ortez VIII pay the death penalty
for the murder Of W 6 Moffa1t