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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
Die Smrem nnD Ole &atboIifen.

Der puter Sames S'Saire, Der
lanse in SiiozQfrita gearbeitet bat
uno iebt gu ieiner Grboluns in Srantz
reid ii9 befinpet, bat an bas gpmite
pour l'inbepenbance bes 9oers einen
Brief geri9tet, benz mir S~olgenbes
entnebmen. gnglanb unb feline prehe
baben ni9t bamit iib besniist, bic
Buren, nit einem ungere9tsn 8riese
gu ii6erSie6eu, ipnbern tie BADEN audi
periudt, in ben Nugen Der Welt beren
Gharatter gu beiuoeln. 4bgeieben bon
elmer Menge anoerer 2iigen baben bic
@ngldnoer audi erfldrt, Die 8uren
ieien gegen In%oersoentenoe niht bulb
fam. SD mill ale 9erbddtigungen
Der gngldnoer iibergeben uno mid
auf bieisn puuft bei6rdnten. Sd bin
Elm Srldnber unb tatbolii6er Yrieiter.
Sf babe IA Sabre in Siibs@frita 5uz
gebra4t, unb in oieIer 3eit bin i9 faft
tGsli9 nit Buren, in 8~eriibrung ges
fommen. Sd fam bober iiber bieies
Sbemd mitipre6en. Die 8uren iinb
betunntli9 fait ale Proteitanten,
ni6t anein Dem Ramen mad, ionoern
audi in Der S6at, benin tie ieben elm
unerIdiitterlides Gertrausn auf ibre
Helisipn uub bultsn treu uno nit Be-
geiiterune baran feit. sic finb ein>
fade 2eute, etfrig, gaItfreunoli9 uno
ebrli6, unb iopeit i9 pariiber urtbeiz
len fam, 6etiimmern ie iih ME I'm
bic RsltstpH anperer. SD babe bier
Sabre in Der 9ropte 4arrpp perlebt,
einem Siitritt, Der Spii4en Suotbsa
bpprn unb benz SraniereDier ii6 aus
psbnt. SD bate nur eine Stride,
unb infolge beien mar i9 senOtbigt,
LANCE Reiien gu MAIDEN, um bic 8a=
tbblifsn, pel6s febr melt bon chamber
entfernt ppbnten, gu beiu4en. Sas
our9 mrBte i6 mid gang auf Die
9aItfreunoihaft Der Buren, berlufen.
Dieoerbplt empfiueen lie MIDI, obglei4
lie puBten, oaB i9 tatbolii9er Priez
tier mar, unD lie boben mid unb meis
men Siener Itets nit GROCER 8sreitpilz
ligtsit aufgencmmen uno mir 4les ges
ssben, mas i6 nDt6ig bate. @s CAB
feline einsigs 8urenpo9nung, mo id
nibt elm untertommen finoen tpnnte,
no i6 ni6t INNER rpiutommsn mar.
Sunbsrt Wdl ma6te i6 Sebrau6 BON
Der 9aitfreunbi6aft Der 8ureH, unb
ME babe i6 einen Pfennig bafiir be-
sablen miifen. 3u johannesburg bes
finbet ii6 elm sroBes SpIpital fir In=
gebOrige ater 9onfeIiionen uno Natio=
nalitGten. limb on Der Spite bess
Ielben ite6sn bic S9peitern Der beilis
gen Camille, bic aus Sranfrei6 bsrz
iibsrgetommen limb. 9isie tutholiIGen
Nonnen peroen bon ben Buren, unterz
6alten. Sod mebr, iie BADEN neben
benz Soipital cine bibi6e SapelIe, unb
babel befinoet 1t9 cine iebr I6Dne
9rptte unierer lieben Srau bon 2our=
oes. Die Soften bte5er beioen 9auten
fpurben BON ben 8uren ssbedt. Sd
babe bic grpBe S4ule gu Sobanress
burg belu9t; bieie itebt unter Der
2eituHg Der fran5DiiI9en Mariitsn=
briiber; bier srbalten tauisnb &naben
aIer HationalitGten llnterri6t, aud
lit baielbit cine srobe S4uls fir
Mdo4en, bic ebenfals bon Sapeitern
Der beilisen Samilie seleitet pirb,
tann bds WaiienhQus. ods bic @hnes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
Mtif Webt
oIrfett tptr b%ebamptem,

oaB Sic II trgeubm o cine 70 srobartiee
Selesenbeit fiuoen fSnneu, menll Sie iid
inter earbsleuten elm Stid eaub AZ mGBisem
PrsIle 81 taufen plni4eu, wie in uuiersr
Snrtle 9afe : 8lenwooO Golonie,
poielbit mebr pis 600 OeutI6e fib nisber.
9elaiisn babeu unb NO i'm proptes
eanb ibon $40 Dollars per 4der
brtnst; obsr pie in unisrsr neusn
Shine safe Golonte,
%noielbt mir 80, 900 Q(der pradtpoasn cart.
bolj' u. @iel enlauoes iiir aniieblumsssweds
errporbsu baben. @ir baben cine srebartiae
auspabl NIB birten mir Gi. barum per.
ls9.rt, baB sic nidt miperri9tet.r Sa4e
rpteoer belintsbren mIilen. 2%ambfaufern
psroelI mir bas RstOurbiuet mad 6auIs
per9iten.
Beiu6eu Sie bic aItetablirte beuflHe
Qolouilatious. Jirrno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
Il. LOhrbauer { Bro,
ls7 EastS dstreet ST. PAUL. MIMI.
Eg Sstm Sdrsibsu .ruahrs man bieie Settuua.

tern bon HaSaretb p~ertpalten. SG
fragte bic 8orfteber bieier @inri6tuns
gen: pWie lit Sbr 8er6dltnib segen-.
iiber ben 9uren?" unb Ollie tounten
Die Buren, unb tbre Rsgterung ni9t,
genug lpben. Nadbem it So6auness
burg perldhen bate, bin id na6'
got6efitroom gegansen, bon bort na6
&~lertsoorp uno Pretoria. Sn allen
oleien StGbten CAB es cine fatbplii9es
Wttiiion, elm &loiter unb S9ulen, unb
iberda ipru9en bic prieiter unb
S9ipeitern bon ben Buren, als Don
aufri4tisen unO eOelmitbissn Srsun.
ben. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
EaS sr6Bte SfiT Der @eIt
nno Oas tdlneuite S6ifi
Der NcIt.

Sreubise Nrtitel nit Der ueberz
i6rift: nSas sr0Bte S9iff Der @elt!!"
nebmen in Der geIammten englii9en
preiie einen groBen Baum elm, ieit am
4. @pril in 8elfait Der RieIsnbampIer
Settle" Der Wbite Star : 2inie pom
Stapel selaufsn lit. Die 8ebeutung,
pel9e in England bic prefe bieIem
greigaiie beilsgt, bic Sreube bes san>
gen 2anoes, oab gnslanb, i'm 8siib
oes gr0bten Sampfers Der Welt, eiuen
neuen 8oripruns auf benz 9ebiete Der
S4iffubrt gepiunt, aeist uns pisber,
pte inntg gang gnslano nit Ieinen
Sntereiien unb ietner Spmpatbie ii9
nit ieiner Sanbelsi9ifffabrt pers
pa9ien fiiblt.
Sur Elm acknowledgement fGlt in
cen Se9er Der 5reuoe. Die Settle"
1T nit 20,880 Resiitertonnen brutto
iebt omar bas srDbte S6iff Der Welt
(Die .0eutialano", bds grDBte SGiff
auBerbalb Gnslunbs, mibt 1862
Spnnen), aber iie pirb nit ibren 14,-
600 DIFFERENTIATION nur Is biz IL Seez
meilen in Der Stunoe laufen, ni9t
mebr als Die neueu grobsn beuti4en
Rei9spOitbumpfer, Die in Seuti6laub
gar ni6t mebr gu ben S6neIbampferu
SGblen. Die r0eutl1lanb" bat bagss
gen 1886 Seemsilsn srrsi6t lnb
bleibt unbeitritten Der i9nelfte Sanz
bslsbampfsr auf benz Meere.
SIN 8eiib GROCER Sdiffe Sat Gugz
lamb DOR Seuti6lano immerbin nur
einen iebr tleinen 9pripruns. Die
engliide Sdd5eitidrift Engineering"
bere6net, OaB England iebt 10 uno
9eutihlanb 9 9Qnoelsbampfer nit
iiber $4,000 Sonnsn beiibt ((msrita
baut q. Sabrseuse iiber 10000 Sonz
men belize England %, 0eutI9lanb
10, bic Der. Staaten 4, 9planb 2 unb
5rantrei6 2.
Was basegen bic S9neligteit an
belangt, 10 bshauptet Die ,OsutT9lanb"
oas .9laue 9anb Dss Weltmeers", unb
nit ben beiben Neubauten oes Stets
timer @ultdn piro Oeuti6lanb bier
Shneuoampfer BADEN, beneu tpeber
@nglanb nod Elm anoeres 2anb audi
nur einen ungefdbr eleib i4nelen an
bic Settle itellen Tam.
Sieis Sbatiads bsoriidt bic Gngs
lGnber bod re6t iebr, uuo neben benz
Ruf: rWir bsiiBen oas sr0Bte Sdiff
Der Wslt" = tlinat INNER pernebms
li9er bic Sruee: rWo bleibt England
i'm Wettbeperb Der S6neIIbampfer9
Wann pirb England bas .8laue
ganb suriiderobern9" 4nfanss appel
lirte bic engliide prefie an bas bet>
mii6e @brgefibl: England tonne uno
miiife seigen, oaB feline Werftsn sbsns
10 iGnele Sdiffe bauen, feline Rbeber
eb,nip toftipislise 8autsn besablen
unb nubbar MAIDEN. feline Seeleute
ebsnio gut bieie SdneQoampfer fii6z
rem tDnnten. 9as bat niGts sebol=
Ten. Sebt pertu6t man IS nit Der
@nrufung bes patriotismus Der eng.
liihsn Rbeber. Ser Wertb Der mos
bernen oeutiden S9nsubampfer, bic
nit Riidfi9t auf cine @srmsnbuns
i'm &riessfaa sIei4aeitis ais &reu5er
sebout fnb, fur ben Quftldrunsss
unb ben 8aperpienit i'm Ssetriese,
pirb in England alssmein rsGt bod
peranihlagt. Gnslanb hattie tein
S6iff, bas biefe idnelen SilfstreuSer
ein6ol.n, teineu Sano.lsbampfer, Der
linen enttomm.n t0nut.. 9lbsr aud
oisier Sdmers ribrt bic enslii1.n
Rbeoer uni6einsnb penig. Obtupbl
linen pislfaG selast pirp. baB es i.bt
bel ibrem guten @epinn aus benz lebs
ten Gei4dftsiabr Die bette uah bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
%. &apitel.
@Ottes Ruf font iir9t.r
lid: Sinber, Sunber,
befi're bth!"

9ie alte S6lpbruine, bic benz &ite
ter Oietri9 gum Dben @ufentbalte oies
men mubte, itanb mitten in einem iebr
groben Walbe. Sin Don Quaoeritei=
men erbuutsr Sburm, Der bis6er Der
anes aerftOrenben 3eit getrcbt bate,
tpnnte alein nod bepobnt perben.
SOnit mar bas gauge G9lob in sinen
S%teinbaufen perpaubelt, auf bem>Oi>
iteln, 8irfen, 9eitrGu6e unb @rasz
balme pudien. 0ier itarte bepaffnete
WGnner, benen auf bas Strensite perz
boten mar, nit benz Hitter elm Wort su
rebsn, tparen feline umsebung unb
@a9e. Sas tiefite Gep0lbe unter
benz Sburme, in oas tdrgli6 ourh elm
enses psrsittertes God einige 2i9ts
itrdbIsn einflphen, neil btdt on Der
IubenIeite bes Sburmes Spei risiens
bate gihen itanben, mar feline .Wpbs
nung.
Mnfanss ssiste Oietri9 buraaus
feline 4snoeruns isines SHINES. Ser
traurise, psr0bste Srt, uno bic 2lbges
idiebenbeit Don alsr meni&li9en Sc
fsui4dft fdienen ibn nur srbpiter gu
MAIDEN. gr flu4te @llsm, mas bsilis
mar. unb rate oft 10 beftis, pab er
i'm 3prne an bic Sel1enpano rannte;
ia, er baltic bic i6peren, siiernsn asts
ten aufammen, idniirte iis INN feline
Irme unb sps tie nit FOLDER @utb
bur9 bic Sdnoe, bab ibm pas 9lut
aus ben SGnben quDu.
go persinsen 5pei Sabre, obne baB
man audi nur bic serinsits Spur elmer
Yeferuns on ibm pabrnebmsn tonnts.
3par bate fi9 ieiu Soben unb Haisn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
Ser SruGtcbIerfoboIO

bat in Ieiner nediiGen Weiie in einet.
nieoerrbeinii9eu Slatte einen b5fen
S9er5 perbro6en. Sn sinem 8>ridt
iiber ben Brand bes 4~arlsbauYss n
Ia9en beibt. es: rOie fofprt berbeig
Seuerpebr mar anfGnsitcJ
ben Rau6 in ibrem G0r>
sshsn fart bebtnbert." .l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
25. 3apitel.
Reueunb 9eraeibung-ei
hDnes Senfmal auf
9eatusG Il
25. aapitel.

0ad Ginger 3eit, ba bsrsits bic
Gage bes 9srbitss besounen battsn,
betrat Batter 8eatus nit ieinen Sin.
bern bas ittas frsunbli9e SbdI9en ain
Sbuneriee. Der s5idbrise @reis fling
on gu psinen. oa sr fein Dug. nad
Der 8eatusbDble binmanote. bic in
einem lsiGten berbitliben Rebel bonn
Selien berabiaaute. 9einrid uno
Sheobora briidten ibm bic 9Gnbe uno
tiibten lie; benu lie fiibItsn, mas in
ieiner Seele porsing.
.Weine lieben 8inber", ipra9 sr,
mir 1T in pieiem 4usenbltde gu Mus
TIE. ais parbe i4 sisies Sbal Ri9i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
Shon rihti9.

~gapu, Der nsus 2ebrer bat midi
slei6 sebauen."
vNuu ia, mein Sunse, bu ptrit eS
robl peroient buben. er iOa bid bod
eraieben!"
raber, man fdngt bic G~rsiebunS
bod ni4t bon binten an, papa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
gin Mac. bic es angebt uno babel
einen guten Wiaen baben. q

@ir tretsu bier6urh NIT eineut srprobtert
Wittel 9eeeu bic tur6tbare rGrunfiubte
6rautbeit" DOR bas 9ublttum. Ssm Mitteft
baben mir ben paiisnoeu gtameu Nova
Vita" sesebeu, ba es bic Srait beiist, ein'
neues 9eben ;u idaiien. Gs wirtt DOR alem
aui bic B~erbauunsss unb Nusi6eiouusSs
Srsane. gSiro in bieieu mieoer Orbuuns
geidafit, banu i6winbst baS unnatirli6e
Gerlanseu mad seiitiaeu @etrdnteu. Su
ber Sdueu, in welden es, unter Der perI6ns
liben sufii6t bes Reu. q. s. Seder, anses
rpenbst ,purbe, bat es i6uea unb eriolsrei@
Sewirtt.
Sene, wel9e BEN suten @iaen nibt babsu,
ein neueS 9ebeu a%u,ufansen, limb freunbli6it
erlu6t, Siele Gn;eise nidt 81 beriidiibtiseu.
Cine SIal9s rei4t far 20 Gage. Preis $500.
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greetings, the time was spent in the
usual way. Some hymns were sung
with Miss Henry presiding at the organ
Mr. Mooney grew reminiscent and told
many interesting items of this time
four decades ago in the region Of Lake
Champaign, Mrs Arnold. Mr. and Mrs
Knoll said pieces" The preachers
talked and there was more singing and
lastly elegant refres hments were
served During this time a spirited
discussion on the subject of punch
held attention. There was none served
al this func ton, lemonade" was con-
sidered good enough Mr.. and Mrs
Mooney received from Rev and Mrs
Thomson several Chinese dishes that
they had brought from that country
Among other presents received was q
purse OF money Rev and Mrs Mooney
expressed heartfelt thanks for the kind
attentions and good wishes of the
friends. and a tender earnest prayer
by Mr. Pearson closed the joyous 0c-
casion. The invited guests were Rev
and Mrs j. s. Gleudenuing, Rev. and
Mrs. j. A. Stavely. Rev. and Mrs. T. J.
Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Shella-
barger. Mr. and Mrs George J. Graves,
Rev and Mrs. Charles Thomson. Mrs
*. 1T. King. Mrs Grader, Mrs. H Jane
son. Mrs NJ C. Beaudry, Mrs. G. W. n
White. Mrs A. J. Arnold, Mrs. A. John
st0n, Mrs H. Johnston, Mrs Ada
BIOsier. Miss Ida Henry. Miss Pearl
Henry. Miss Jessie Priddy and Mr. J.
W Forfddy
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sCHOOL OF Y. N. c. A.

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The studies are bookkeeping. Ela-
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Elementary and Business Practical
Grammar and Letter Writing. Spelling
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Professors r. III. R0udebush and c. b.
Van Horn have beer. ENGAGED as teach
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Each student VIII receive personal at
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PAN-AMERlCAN GOES ON.
Buffalo Exposition Reopens With a
Big Cattle Show.

Buffalo. ~ Y sept 20-The Pan
American exposition. which was closed
yesterday out OF respect for the late
PRESIDENT Mckinley. reOpened its gates
this morning
This was Welsh day at the exposf-
ton. and in addition to appropriate
ceremonies in the Temple of Music
there was singing BY Welsh societies
and sailors
The international convention OF cat
tlernen was also scheduled for today in
the New York state building
A great cattle parade in the stadium
including bout 1000 head of prize win
ners. is on the programme for this AZ
ternoon-
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ENGLAND'S TRIBUTE.
London Times Publishes Short Poem
Full of Friendship

London. Sept 20.-The Times this
morning publishes short poem Of
which the theme is the coincidence Of
the funeral of President Mckinley and
the celebration Of the millenary Of
King Alfred the Great. taking place at
the same time. Following is the closing
stanza.
Up with our hearts and oversee
Swift be the words Of friendship sped;
You praise our hero-ktng and We
Lament with you your patriot dead
In sorrows name one boon we crave
Lay England 5 wreath upon his grave.
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At Bishop Whipple's Funeral

Faribault. AIinn-. Sept "a large
number of the clergy of the Protestant
Episcopal church. with many laymen,
VIII attend the funeral services over
the remains OF the Rt Rev. Henry
IS nipple, bishop Of Minnesota, which
viii take place this afternoon Bishop
Iuttle OF Missouri. viii be the chief
orlclating clergyman assisted by
Bishop Morrison OF Duluth Bishop
EdsaN OF North Dakota. Bishop Hare Of
South Dakota. Bishop Mulspaugh OF
Kansas and Bishop Grafton Of Fond du
Lac The inrerment viii be beneath
the altar in the cathedral
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CRUSHED IN THE CROWD.
Over 100 Persons Injured in Chicago
Memoir Parade

Chicago, Sept. 20--During the prog
ress Of the memorial pageant nearly ZOE
persons were injured or overcome Many
Of these were the victims Of their over
wrought feelings but others were
caught IN the pressure of the crowd
The Geneva emergency corps cOnstitu-
ted for relief work on just such occa-
Sions and Of which Mayor Harrison IS
honorary president co-operated with
the health department and the police in
caring for the injured. OF ali the cases
reported only three are IN a critical
condition.
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Russian Students Pardoned.

London, Sept 20.-The Odessa CORES
pendent Of the Times says a telegram
from St Petersburg announces that y
students who were drafted into the
army as common soldiers for participa-
ton in various students dlstur Dances
have been refnstated on the recommen-
dalton OF NJ Van Noffsky. minister OF
a744ra+fr,o
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DIR. a. j. AIofTett. 81 Louis. Mo- can
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sc at George ". stansheld's. 81 kansas
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wish to extend my sincere thanks
10 the kind friends and neighbors AMI
70 the lodges F. A A. and 4 O. U W
for the kindness and sympa thy shown
me in my recent bereavement. and also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. c A. SPARKS.
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WANTED-Everyoue to know that
Washburn cider works has started and
Thursday and Saturday.
WANTED-Boarders at santa re house.
4th and Madison SITS Fine meals. new
clean beds. low rates.
WANTED-Lace curtains and portiers 70
clean Mrz- Fosdick- rs Quincy st.
FOR RENr-ROoMs
F0f REsS ~ oF 1snifTG'frnls6edd looms 81
Harrison
FOR Rents or 4 unfurnished rooms ss5
1890 ~ e
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms at Us
" 10th ave
FOR RENT rooms at z04 Western ave
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. modern
convenience. 207 E 10Th St
FOR RENT-suite OF unfinished rooms
81 Topeka ave
FOR RENT-Steam heated fats and fur
nished or unfurniShed rooms. Opera
house L a Crawford, agent
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at SIS
Quincy St
Pan-American Excursions to Buffalo
Every Day.
Over the Akron Route. Through pass
enger service from St. Louis. taxing
excursionists to Buffalo without re-
curing them to change cars. Inquiries
for particulars about fares and time OF
trains should be addressed TO J T.
J. NJ ChesbrOugh. A. G. P ACT. St
Louis.
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over the Akron Route Through pass
enger service from St Louis. taxing
excursionists to Buffalo without re-
curing them to change cars. Inquiries
for particulars about fares and time o
trains should be addressed To J T.
Foley, T. p. ACT. San Antonio, Tex, or
J. n ChesbrOugh. A. G. P ACT. St
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WATCHES cleaned. 75o. clocks. soc; main
springs. I5c. crystals. loc- Cash paid for
old gold or silver. All work guaranteed.
Old 5eWelry exchanged Tor new II hard
M see Uncle Sam. 81 Kansas ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-20

We give you an all wool fast
color nne check Cashmere suit
to TT boys from 1s TO - years old.
hobby patterns. stylish made.
These are exceptional values-as
good as you pay TWO dolalrs more
for on the Avenue. Come in and
see them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-20

Fq qsyl sAI 4. harness ana eaF' 's
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ZOE RFNr-HouaFs
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOU5


FOR SALE Estate OAK heater. Me-
tlonal Safety 3 hole gasoline with ste
oven. monkey stove with oven and q
zllchsn cabinet, leaving town. must sali.
Ie1S Fillmore
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-20

Secretary of state George Clark is
sending out the pamphlets and inStruc-
lions 70 voters under the new blanket
ballot law 50 that they may be used for
the county elections this fall