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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11
ODSZKODOWANIE CHINSKIE.

Nareszcie przedstawlclele mocarstW O.
bliczyli, lie nalezy sic Europe jej sprzy
mierzencom Cd Chin "a ostatnia wojne. Ra-
chunek jest dose stony, cos okofo $50 milo.
now dolar6w. Bytoby tego mniej, gdyz
Stany Zjednoczone, Anglia Japonia ere
dukowa1y swoje wymagania do bardzo skro-
mnych rozmiar6w; lecz Rosya i Niemcy
ME ustapify ami szelaga tego, CO sic i'm
uprojektowafo wziac Cd zwyciezonego
przeciwnika. Teraz kwestya, W jaki spos6b
Chiny wypfaca tax znaczna sumo. Trzeba
koniecznie wynalezc droge do wypfacenia
got6wka, gdyz przeciwnym razie Rosya
i Niemcy zazadaja terytory6w, do tego
inne mocarstwa ME chciafyby dopuscic.
Najpewniejszym zr6diem dochod6w skarbu
chinskiego So cha ma towary przywozone 2
zagranicy. Tu przynajmniej urzednicy eu-
ropejscy moga dopilnowac, lie "a co wpfy
nefo pieniedzy. Otoz dla wzmocnienia
rozszerzenia tego zr6dfa dochodu Stany
Zjednoczone proponuja Chinom otwarcie
cafej granicy morskiej dla handlu re swia-
TEN. Dotad tylko kilka port6w chinskich
So przystepne dla statk6w zagranicznych
Gdyby propozycya drzwi otwartych na O.
gromna skale zostafa przyjeta, cafe wnetrze
Azyi z niezliczonymi milionaml ludnoscl
zostafoby otwarte dla handlu europejskiego
erykanskiego. Doch6dz cel zagrani-
cznych wzr6sf by odrazu Chinom byfoby
stosunkowo 1atwo zepchnac "a pomoca te-
go dochodu dug indemnizacyjny. Natural
ME ia propozycya ME idzie W smak Rosy.
z otwarcia port6w chinskich Rosya mic ME
sKorzysta, bo ME ma mic do sprzedawania
ME posiada wfasnej floty handlowej. Sko-
rzystafyby tego przedewszystkiem An
| giia, Stany II. Japonia. Nalezy wiec przy-
puszczac, ze Rosya bedzie energicznie
sprzeciwiac sic takiemu rozwiazaniu kwe-
styi pienieznej. Mniejsza 0 to; MECH sic
sprzeciwia. Bedzie to jeszcze jeden dow6d,
ze Rosya wszedzie zawsze stoi ma zawa-
die prawdziwemu postepowi. Wp4ynie to
take odrobine ma sprostowanie fafszyweJ
opinii Rosyi narodu amerykanskiego
| Wfasciwie m6wiac, SWAT tax zwany cywi-
lizowany, kt6ry prowadzif przez rok pra-
vie wojne barbarzynskiemi Chinami, ME
| tax bardzo ma "a CO dopominac sic te
trzysta milion6w. Ludzie znajacy sic na
rzeczy utrzymuja, ze Chiny 1nogfyby wy.
stawic take re swojej strony niezgorszy
rachunek "a to wszystko, co i'm zabrano,
zniszczonoi spalono wbrew prawu wojny
bez zadnej potrzeby. Me tylko palono wsie
i miasteczka, ME tylko zabijano bezbronna
ludnosc i grabiono jej mienie podczas
imarszu ma Pekin, t. j. dopoki byfa wojna
P6zniej, po zdobyciu Pekinu, kiedy wszel
XII op6r zbrojny ustaf oddawna, zabiiane
grabiono ma ulicach jeszcze lepiej. Obli
czaia, ze tel niby wojnie million Chinczy
k6w stracilo zycie tysiac piecset milo
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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11
TOLEDO, OHIO, sOBOTA II, MAJA, 1901.

MONROE, MICH. w ubiegiy wtorek
mad ranem spioneia fabryka papieru p. f.
The River RaisinPaper Co." Straty wy
nosza $4,000, pokryte ubezpieczeniem w
ostatnia sobote ukonczone zostaiy W tel ia
bryce rome reperacye iacznej wartosci 3d.
600. Przyczyna ognia niewiadoma.
Mt. CARMEL, PA.-Kompania ,Sha-
mokin Coal przychylifa sic do zadania
straikujacych g6rnikow W kopalni Natalie
zatwierdziia rezygnacye superintendent
Jamesa Bateman, 1900 g6rnik6w chop
COW, kt6rzy wystapiG ma straik z tego po.
wodu, powrocilo do piracy.
CLEVELAND. o. -Negocyacye pomie.
dry maszynistami statkow i nowym tru
stem stalowym nietylko, re ME doprowa
dzify do zadnego skutku, ale wykazafy, ze
sprawa stoi daleko gorzej, niz myslano do
tychczas. Trust odmowif dalszego trakto
wanna przedstawicielami odtad wcale
ME chce uznawac unil.
-Strajkujacy maszynisci palacze O.
kretowi mieli W ubiegfy wtorek ponowns
sesye, ma kt6rej jednak ME przyszli do ia
dnych rezultatow. Zanosi sic ma ostra wal
ke, poniewaz wfasciciele statk6w ami stu
chac ME chca uznaniu uni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11
POSZUKIWANIE.

Do wiadomosci Maryanny Szerejko, kt6-
ra pred dwoma laty Milwaukee Wis.
poszukiwaia swego meza, podaje size, IL
tenze powr6ciwszy kraju, zamieszkaf
obecnie Shenandoah, Pa. Ona sama, lub
ktoby inny wiedziaf jej pobycie, zechce
dac znac podpisanemu otrzyma stosowna
nagrode. Ma ona przebywac gdzies kla-
sztorze. = Aleksander Szerejko, 22o ).
Main ST., Shenandoah, Pa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11
NADESIANE.

HAVERHILL.- -Towarzystwo Rycerzy
Polskich wyprawifo bal bardzo wesofy W
dniu 27-4 Zarazem Towarzystwo skfada
serdeczne bog zap1ac" Szanownemu Tow.
sw. J6zefa Lawrence, kt6re wziefo udzlaf
W tym hofdzie, zarazem wszelkieJ narodo-
wosci poIskiej.-Andrzej Rurak, sekr.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11

BURLlNGTON,IO ,IOWA.-W poniedzia-
lex wtorek padaly straszliwe deszcze.
Woda W rzekach podniosia sic 5 stop,
W niekt6rych miejscach wylaia, zrzadzajac
wiele szkody.
RACINE, WIS. -Polak August Valet
po pijanemu poszedf rozbijac saluny, jak
pani Nation. Aresztowano 60 musiaf "a
ptacic kilka dolar6w kary.
HALIFAX, N. -Charakterystyczny
objaw zwyrodnienia przedstawia Archibald
Mcleod, mfody cziowiek, syn bogatych ro-
dzic6w, nalezacy do rodziny wybitnej, kt6-
rel czlonkowie zajmuja stanowiska wyso-
kie wpfywowe. Ot6z sposob podstepny
skryty zamordowaf on 2 lata temu swoje-
go ojca, pred rokiem zas matke, to ce-
lem wejscia posiadanie, przypadajacej po
rodzicach sukcesyi Zbrodnia jednakze 20
stafa wykryta Miodego McLeoda areszto-
wano, lecz tenze pred sprawa powiesif sic
w wiezieniu ma reczniku, Pred powiesze-
MEM sic GAIA noe zajety byi czytaniem BIZ
blii.
SHAMOKIN, PA powodu reperacyi
iednei najwiekszych brech, ktora potrwa
prawdopodobnie kilka miesiecy, okoio
1000 robotnik6w znalazfo sic ma razie bez
piracy. Niekt6rzy zdofali sic umiescic w
innych miejscowych kopalniach, wielu cd
jechalo do osad okolicznych, powazna licz-
ba pozostaje jeszcze bez zajecia.
-Niewielka do niedawna osada Bra
| DIV, odlegfa mile cd Shamokin, dzisiaj
robi juz wrazenie miasteczka, kt6re posia-
da wiasny sklep spozywczy, wiasna rzez-
ME, no oczywiscie wiasnych kilka salu-
now. Brakuje jeszcze tylko apteki i dokto-
| "a Ia tutu{nU
na ''pejcz'' mogfaby smiafo sic upomniec
| O wieksze poszanowanie i respekt dla
swoich nowych wcale pieknych mur6w.
Mieszkancami sa przewaznie Polacy.-A.
K.
SHENANDOAH, PA.-Wskutek slime
90 poparzenia przez gazy zmarf po dw6ch
Idniach meczarni Jan kozielski. Pogrzeb
odbyf sic we czwartek zeszfego tygodnia.
Niebezpiecznie potfuczony W minach Bo-
lesfaw Zdancewicz. Lekarze robiq mafo
nadziei utrzymania 60 przy zyciu.
-Konia rzedem moznaby obiecac temu.
ktoby Shenandoah znalazf PRONE ME-
szkanie Wskutek ustawicznego napfywu
ludnosci przy rownoczesnym zupefnym "a
stoju budowlanym kwestya mieszkan stale
sic DO prostu kwestya zycia. Poniewaz mia.
sto dla braku dogodnych warunk6w ME
moze sic rozwijac W zadnym kierunku
obwodzie, przeto scisnionym mieszk kancom
: wkrotce ME pozostanie mic innego jak ma
Z wzor Nowego Yorku windowac sic ku ME.
bu. Jak dotad jednak takie wysokie kilku
! pietrowe kolosy ME barzdo jakos trafiaja
do przekonania naszym g6rnikom dlatego
, dop6ki moga, VIOLA sic miescic maiych
drewnianych domkach.
"Maja rozum, DO koniecznie
Lepiej ciasno, bezpiecznie!'
| X
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11
PRACA [ KAPI,IAk

SHAMOKIN, PA.--Pozar zniszczyf
tartak M, Ell. Kulp'a q Co. W poblizu
Trevorton Spfonefo so tysiecy stop drze-
wa. Strata wynosi $5, 900.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11

ANN ARBOR, MICH. Student q. B.
Hare, ktory byf zarazony dzuma przy pro-
bnych doswiadczeniach, wyzdrowiaf.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11

byf ma $4,000; przez swoie aycie zabif
4ch dozorc6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11

BURLINGTON, IOWA. w poniedzia-
lex i wtorek padaly straszliwe deszcze.
Woda W rzekach podniosia sic o 5 stop,
W niektorych miejscach wylaia, zrzadzajac
wiele szkody.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11

PITSTBURG, PA.-Kasyer First Ma
tional Bank of Birmingham, A. j
Schroth zostai aresztowany pod zarzuten
$34, ,999 96.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11

RACINE, WIS. .--Polak August Valet
po piianemu poszedf rozbijac saluny, jak
pani Nation. Aresztowano 60 musiai "a
pfacic kilka dolarow kary.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-11

SHARON, PA.-Fabryka towarzystw'
Stewart Iron Furnas'' podwyzszyfa swoin
robotnikom place dilemma rachujac cd lg'
b. NJ Przeszfo 500 robotnik6w korzysta
podWylki.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15
MUCH OLD CORN.
Sec'y Coburn Estimates Supply
at 10, OOO,O 900 Bushels.

Secretary Coburn. of the state board
OF agriculture. does not share in the
general apprehension Of a great disas-
ter to the agricultural and live stock
interests Of Kansas by reason of the
protracted season of drought. The dam
age to corn and hay has been serious,
but the yield of both crops viii be
heavier than is generally counted upon,
and whatever deficiency may exist in
corn and hay will be made uD in other
crops such as alfalfa and kaff1r corn
500. 600 acres Of alfalfa and kaffir now
growing IN Kansas. These crops are not
materially affected by dry weather
Their planting has been encouraged py
the agricultural board on account of
their drought-resisting qualities A ton
OF alfalfa is equivalent to three tons of
prairie hay. and to two tons OF clover
In dry seasons when corn yields not
more than five bushels to the acre. KAT
fir Yields twenty five or more. These
products this year viii not fully COM
but they viii greatly help in that direc-
ton.
1t is estimated that there are 10 900.
600 bushels of old corn in the hands OF
the farmers. which amount OF itself IS
equal to one-fourth of an average crop
in the state. In addition to this a good
deal of this years plant may yet be
saved a generous rain would revive
NEklC--N---I
corn, and make it possible to gather a
fair crop. and certainly insure a good
fodder yield
The greatest hardship as a result of
the drought VIII come to the small far
mer, who viii be obliged to rush his
stock to market and accept panic prices
because he is without means to carry
him over to another season The far
mer VINO has stored his surplus corn
from previous years. or who has other
fodder crops viii not sustain much loss
or be seriously crippled
Secretary Coburn calls attention to
the fact that the acreage of alfalfa in
this state is greater than the acreage
Of any other tame grass, and that the
yield from this source viii go far toward
making I'D the loss of the hay crop.
There was an abundance of hay on the
Topeka market yesterday. The farmers
are taking advantage of the high prices,
and to some extent the alleged shortage
Is scare. Reports received last night
show that in the middle and western
part Of the state corn is standing the
drought well and the farmers are still
cultivating it in order that it may be
in the best possible condition when rain
shall come. Some of the reports indi-
cate half a crop and others IS per cent
of a cron. while in others a total loss
is feared
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15

ORDERED no NEWPORT.
Lieutenant Chandler to Command
Torpedo Boat Bailey

New York. July 15.-Lieut- Lloyd Fl.
Chandler has received orders to pro-
coed to Newport and assume command
of the torpedo boat Bailey. says a
Washington dispatch to the Herald
These orders carry with them the duty
Of training officers and men in hand
ling torpedo boats and in fitting them
to SO operate the vessels under their
command that they can serve a. fitting
auxiharies of squadTons Of armor-
clads-
This ability IS Of especial importance
in view of the increased range Of tor
pedo boat work consequent upon the
reports from France Of the highly sue
cessful operations Of the submarine
boat Gustav Zeede. Lieut.. Chandler
has devoted himself especially to mat
uers affecting torpedo boat construc-
ton and manenvres- and is particularly
qualified to instruct officers and men
in this branch of their duty.
Flotiilas Of torpedo boats will be or
gained and stationed on the Atlantic
coast at Nara gansett bay, Norfolk and
Charleston. :. O. These points have
been selected by the board or which
Capt G. C. Converse is president
Two repair stations for the boats at
Nara gansett bay are recommended by
the board. one Mt the New York navy
yard and the other at the Boston navy
yard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15
FROM PAT GROVE.
A. w. Brewster Received Draft For
$3.50 From South Africa

St. Joseph. Mo. July 15--Three weeks
ago Pat Grove then saba lzidna per was
undoubtedly in South Africa Arthur w
Brewster. the well known St Joseph at
tOrneF. has received a letter containing 3
draft for $3.50 from Johannesburg. South
Africa. in payment for legal services In
defending a crook during q trial here for
train robbery several years ago The at
rOrney refuses to divuEge the name Of the
rAmitrer. but it is doubtless none other
than ffe famous kidnaper and train rob-
Der. Pat Grove. Mr. Brewster admits
that Grove has recently paid him for ser
vices. and says the debt was Of long
standing He also says there are Two
persons in St joseph who know the ex-
act whereabouts of Pat Grove Mr.. Brew
ster was appointed by the criminal court
in 1895 10 defend Grove, at the time he
WAS tried for completely in q Burlington
hOld-up that took place at RpyS branch.
two miles north Of the city. While ne did
not secure an Hcquitrai ne did succeed
in getting the bandit Off with a. sentence
Of only three years in the penltentlary.
when. according to the general belief. he
should have been sent up for 3 years
Later the attorney defended Grove in
Denver, where he was charged with q big
diamond robbery ana acquitted him.
Pat Grove always declared that he would
pay the attorney for his services
II haven't any money now. he said.
but III pay YOU some day when get
some
Brewster often befrfended Grove pro-
fessiona1ly and the two thus became good
friends
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The Financial association to Geo. J.
Miller, $50. lots 1921 and S Logan ave-
nue.. John Nort9n's second addition
= G. Ridout and wife TO j. l. Monroe.
$500. part southeast quarter s-1l-16
Susan A. Jewell ct al TO Jas Kerr.
$5.as4, part southwest quarter and lots
and S4-11-15.
n. 3D. Stewart and husband to Maria
x Stewart. 81. lots 4SS-4s0 and 49g FIJI
more street TROOPS addition
Mary r. Hunt and husband to Frank
Poppleton. 81, northwest quarter SIP
T. A. Stebbins. tt. ct al to +. ~
Thomas, S.. lots 422-4s2-z34-440 and AZ
Lincoln street. Kings addition
g. J. Evans. TT. ct al to same. s.
south half lot go Lincoln street, Kings
addition
E. r. Wheeler rec'r to Jos. F. Snyder.
5000, lot "a Kansas avenue.
i. s. Curtis to G. NJ. Atwood. sos lots
2212-l+ and rs Clay street. Quinton q
Steele's addition.
". M. Johnson, by Cook. to Louis
Heck. $3.50, south half lot zss and an lot
24o Lincoln street.
Same to Mrs. Grace Foote. s.. 0Oo tract
on Buchanan street.
WEn- Sims, rec'r to l. a. Stebbins
ana g y Evans, tr-, south half lot 40
Lincoln street, Kings addition.
:. curtis. guardian. TO G. M At
wood $3.50. half interest in lots 2212-ls
and IL Clay street Quinton & steeIe's
addition
5 e. Robertson to Annie Allen Iof ~
Kansas avenue and FFolrnan re~s+
consideration S75.
Julia G. Wilcox to Minnie Ph5lIfpz
sct 500 and north half lot 500. Buebanar
street; consideration S475.
Minnie Phillips and heirs to p II
Dean. LOT 800 and north half lot 502. IN
c4anan street consideration $500.
Lincoln street -
A. Il. w Beers to Miller Maddox. Ia
IL Liberty street Neal's addition.
Phlneas ~ Sturg1s to Jennie sr1Ir-f=
nls share Of lot 215 and south haIf IN
213, Tyler street 80 -
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can On Dennis Smear.

Three Indians made an early appear
anca at the county jail this morning
and rendered a note from Deputy It. :.
marshal. u f. Brown which admitted
Joe Guackey and family to The presence
Of Dennis Spear. the bad Indian who
slaughtered his wife and rnother-in-Iaw
last winter Mr.. Guackey with his fam
lily, which consisted OF large squaW
and a boy. were admitted after being
searched for weapons. Mrs. Guackey
carried large bandanna loaded with
bananas and oranges for the prisoner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15
WATER TROUGH LIMIT.
It Has Already Been Excseded by
the City.

The city has already exceeded its
limit for free watering troughs. and
water company for water for the trough
ordered to be placed at Sixth and Horne
streets for the BENEFIT OF the teams
which haul brick from west Of town
Under the water company franchise
it is required to furnish water for six
troughs. It is already furnishing water
for seven. The Horne street trough
viii be the eighth. The present water
ing troughs are located as follows.
Thirteenth and Kansas avenue
Quincy between Fifth and Sixth, Eighth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15

q chance We can I'll almost any posi-
ton
The Topeka agency has a splendid
record for sending out people TO var
lous positions over 400 men were sent
to the wheat fields a hundred more
have been placed in railroad work;
probably twenty-five more have been
given places at other kinds OF work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15
WILL KNOW FATE.
Two Alleged Thieves to Have Hear
ing Tuesday.

George Smith, the youthful burglar
who robbed the house OF a. r. Heart
burg on July g. viii be tried for larceny
in the city court tomorrow
Jas. Jordan charged with breaking
into Pratt Bros hardware store in
North Topeka last May, viii also have
a hearing. Jordan stole several razors
and rev0lvers from the store, most of
which were recovered BY the authoTi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15
A GOOD MOVE.
Vehicles Excluded From City Build
Ing Paasageway.

Do not hitch nere-
This is the warning. conveyed by two
new signs which have been put up in
the wagon way through the middle OF
the city building. This wagon way af-
fords such a delightful shelter from sun
or storm that it is used by everyone
who can get in as a feed yard for their
team Enough of the city officials come
to their work in buggies to almost
make It necessary to build an extension
to the shelter simply to accommodate
the official equipag es
But now the office holders, carriages
and everything else will have to STAY
out of the drive way
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15
DOUTHITT TRACT SOLD.

Bid in by John r Mulvane For
$15,75o.
The Douthitt tract north of the fair
grounds was sold this morning at
sherins sale to J. r. Afulvane, for s15,-
ESQ The land was appraised at $4,000.
The land was bid in by Joseph Douthitt
for S2Q.050, and he said he had bid for
GuiIford Dudley. but MIR. Dudley re-
pudiated the bid. and the property was
then resoId to Mt. Mulvane.
This is the third sale of this prop
erty by the sheriff The first was set
aside because of Irregularities, and the
second because Judge Hazen consid-
cred the successful bid of $4,000 too
low
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don't experiment with alleged cures Buy
hEauseFs Headache Capsules which will
cure any headache in half an hour. no
matter what causes il. Price Csc. Sold by
George w Stansfleld, So Kansas ave.
Aarsla4 6ros-. 15 1880 ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15

One of natures remedies. .
harm the weakest consrf+.-~f,. ,-.--.s.
fails to cure summer ecrrTis's,, - ~
goans ~ ola- DIT Fowler's Extract 81
WILD Strawberry. =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15
HUMOR DE THE DAY.

A short time ago an English person saw
an Irish member of his congregation car
rying bricks up a ladder to a building in
the course Of erection.
What's that you're building. Pat2' he
inquired.
sshure, yer 'onner it's q church Tn
buil6in-"
"a Protestant one2''
No. yer 'onner. a Catholic one"
I'm sorry, indeed. to see 1t. Pat
-Eht and SO Is the devil yer 'onner."-
London King.
In a frenzy Of self-deprecation Bertram
fell upon his knees
oh, why" cried he. should you. a lady
born. love me. the mere hired man upon
New Jersey truck farm p
silly boytts exclaimed Helene archfy,
If you had been a. character in summer
novel as long as have you'd know that
it takes amazing stunts to keep people
from thinking Of tbs thermometer De-
trolt Journal
It was late and getting later.
However, that did not stop the sound OF
muff1ed voices in the par1or-
liz
The pater endured it as long as he could
ard then resolved on heroic measures.
Phyllis" he called from the head Of
the stairs. has the morning paper come
No, sir replied the funny man on the
Daily Bugie- we are holding the form for
an important decision.
And the pater went back to bed won
dering If they would keep house or live
with him.-Colorado Springs Gazette
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Of in
waists, they the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-15

FOR RE1yT-Good Remington and smith,
Premier typewriters- lis r 5th st. The
Kansas Tract society.
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and Clay, Kansas avenue between First
and Second; Union Pacific depot, Cor
don street and Topeka avenue. Fourth
hetWaau Kansas avenue and Jackson
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DOCTORS say Satin-Skin Cream ana
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MACHINE SHOPS.
JEWELLERS.

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JAMES B. HAYDEN JeEeier and OPT
clan Complete stock OF watches. dia-
fnonds. silwerWare. etc Eyes examined
and spectacles properly lifted
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-AIv ap-
plcation for renewal OF my permit TO
sell Intoxicating liquors. according 20 law.
at us East Fifth ST. in the Second ward
of the city Of Topeka. IS now on file IN
the office Of the probate Judge Of shaw
nee county. Kansas. The hearing OF the
same is set for Tuesday at 9 O'Clock a.
m. July 16. 1901.
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FOR SALE-Weil selected law library Of
q lawyer leaving Kansas. Text books.
reports, digests, including set OF North
western Reporter, etc. at greatly reduced
prices. Robert ID. Carver, Room Is Coz
lumbar bldg.
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FOR Restaurant and candy store.
snap If taken az once % T. 5th st.
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FOR SALEs-E'anily mare. harness and
plaeton cheap. Inquire 4. j.. Watson.
Us w 9Th
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MONEY.

TO LOAN-AToney or Topeka real estate
Pay back monthly. Low interest rate
Shawnee Building and Loan Association
See Eastman at LIB West Sixth ST.
MONEY TO LOAN on live stock. pianos,
organs. fyDeW riters, household goods and
pereonai security L. Riscoe. SO Kan. ave
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BICYCLES.

TOPEKA CYCLE CO.. 1o9-ll1 F. 8th Ht.
Tel. 706. Bicycles and sundriess bicycles
and tandems for rent; repairing q an
kinds