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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-07
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-07

EVENING SBSSION-7:30 O'CLOCK.
address of Welcome-Governor W. z.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-07

Report Of committee on credentials.
Reading minutes Of preceding meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03
YOUR BLOOD MADE NEW.

l Your heart beats about sixty thousand
 times a day. Every drop of blood in
 your veins visits every part of your body
 abcut five hundred times each twenty I four hours. Is it any wonder that many
 troubles arise when the blood is not
 right?
 Is it hard to understand why health quickly returns when you take a remedy like Dr. Harters Iron Tonic, a remedy that purifes and enriches the blood?
 It does far more than that, because 1t is lthe perfect example of everything that tonic stands for. But 1t abe a wonderful remedy if its power to make red. rich blood was its only property. It lis far better than so-called blood prihers iis far better than so-called blood purifiers blood.
 1t is not one of the crude forms of iron that iniures the teeth and stomach, but c delicate, harmless form that is almost Instantly passed from the stomach to the blood. In the blood 1t battles against other ingredients of that famous remedy, 1t rtds the system of all impurities and iheips each sluggish organ to do It's full duty.
 If you have skin disease, rheumatism, stomach trouble, nervousness, or If you have any reason to believe that your blood is disordered or that your health lis running down. be just to yourself and try this remedy.
 I pr. Harter's Iron Tonic has for forty five years been made only by The pr. Earter Medicine Co.,, Dayton, Ohio. 8ole everywhere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03
SANTIAGO RECORDS MISSING,
sig1a' Corps Papers coverth;y spai.- ish War Not in the Files

lSn war NOC III Cue 6Il0S
 Washington Telegram tc The Chicago
 Record Herald:
 A discovery that may prove of great importance was made at the War De- partment Thursday. Capt Parker, Of Admiral Schley's counsel. while search ing for the originals of certain dis patches, especially for the purpose Of ascertaining whether the records were complete in showing that Admiral sam son had been promptly informed or the presence of Cervera's fleet in the har- bor of Santiago. discovered that prac- tically all the records of the Signal Corps during the Spanish war are miss ing from the files.
 Gen. Greedy. chief of the corps, is now in the Philippines. and will not return for several months, unless sum- moned to appear before the Schley court of inquiry as witness. It may he that he has Intentionally hidden the dispatches for the purpose of prevent ing outsiders learning the secret source of information during the war. In his absence none of his assistants can give any clew to the missing documents, which have disappeared so completely. So far as the importance of the docu- ments Is concerned. in connection Wltn the Schley case. copies have been pub lished in the reports of the War De- partment. and the writers Of the dis pAtches can be summoned as witnesses to testify directly as to whether the comics are genuine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03
OF LARGE SIZE. Some of the Big Things of the World in Philadelphia.

A dieratch from Philadelphia says: For thirty years Philadelphia, has been building its city hall. Now practically complete, 1t has been turned over by act of the legislature from the build- ing commis sion, which has been super intending its construction, to the city's chief executive, and 1t is the finest municipal building anywhere in the world.
 Twenty-Five million dollars is expect ed to be the cost of this remarkaole municipal structure. Of that sum SPA 206. .O5s has already been spent. Will liam Penn himself marked out the site when he planned the city in 1881. and nearly 200 years later, in 1SiO, the State Legisla turc created the building com mission, which has now at last put municipal palace on Psnn's site. The actual work on tho building was be- gun in 1871.
 It is not only the finest municipal building, but the largest city hall in the world also. It covers an area of four acres and a hef, and contains total floor space of fourteen acres and half. u contains 634 rooms. and its central tower is 547.l0 feet high, the taIlest in the world.
 h the tower .s the largest clock
 
 standing 360 feet above the street. Eighty millions cubic yards of brick, 73O cubic yards Of dressed marble ard double as much ordinary stone have been used in building it. 4 separate line of water mains i."e rly three miles long supplies the bull ling with water. and more than half a nil lion gallons is used every twenty-four hours. There are twenty elevators in constant use for passenger service alone, and for the buildings court room and offices half a million dollars has been expended fer furniture and fixtures alone.
 Many royal palaces exceed this muni- cip4l palace of the new world in ground area. but with the single ex- ception of the house of parliament at Westminster. London, it Is the largest public building in the world. and no other structure contains within its four walls the entire machinery uf so complex a municipal organization.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03
FAMOUS NOSES AND WHAT
 THEY GO TO PROVE.
Mang Great Men Have Had Great Noses and a Few no Noses at All.


 Noses and Few no Noses at All.
 "As plain as the nose on your face, !" says the proverb. Just how plain you do not realize, perhaps, until you have seen a man without one! He may lack an eye, an ear, an arm and pass unnoticed, but without one! He may lack an eye, an ear, an arm and pass unnoticed, but without nose-never!
 For that organ is the salient feature of a race. The fourteen small bones that, with the mass of cartilage, go to compose it are nodded into every con ceivable form. Look about you to see if you can discover any two noses alike. You cannot do 1t.
 Yet they all have something in com mon. The Troy Times once said that they can all sneeze, snarl, snuff. snore. snort, sheer, sniff, snuffle, snigger and snivel.
 The naughty Roman nose subdues, It compels. 1t domineers. The retrousse nose of the spoiled beauty bewitches. attracts, haunts us. The long, thin, twitching proboscis of our ancient schoolma' am freezes, threatens. treats of reprimands and switches. The good old snub comforts. cheers. in vites to mirth. The toper's tells tale of nos ing in the beer stein; tn eEluttons glows from many and fine dinners. The lawyers is nervous, expressive, with dilating nostril; the doctors, scientific, benignant: the scholboy's. inquisitive.
 Baby'G Tiny Smeller.
 In no way does the growth of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03

the rails are laid on the highway. and in the cities en route the streets are used but in the country nearly all the distance will be over private way. This arrangement Is made for the purpose of securing greater speed facilities.
 The passenger cars. 1t is explained. will be geared to run 60 miles an hour. Three classes of cars will be run - through passenger. local passenger and freight and express. It Is predicted that the through cars will make the run from Detroit to Chicago in ten hours or less. The through trains will have the right of way of the whole line and will stop only in the larger cities.
 The local cars will more than do the work of accommodation trains, for they will stop at any farmhouse along the line to take passengers to nearby towns or to the larger places. where they may board the through trains. The baggage and express business will be kept entirely separate from the pas~ senger business.
 The passenger cars are to have ca- pacity of 60 persons, and 4oe-horse- power is to be used.
 Work westward. 1t is said, will be commenced at Jackson within a week. The entire line has been marked out. and 22 miles of rails have been laid eastward. connecting Jackson with Chelsea and intervening points. The roadbed is gradd for 30 miles. from Jackson to Dexter. and rails are being laid in the 45-mile lap to Detroit.
 It is estimated that the road will be completed west to Battle Creek by Dec. 1. which will give the Kalamazoo cleo tric road connection with the Michigan metropolis. When the line reaches Battle Creek 1t will connect with the Michigan Traction Company's line for Kalamazoo. and later will be laid to Kalamazoo. Dowagaic. Niles, Michigan City, and other points before 1t reaches ChicaOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03
An Impending Scandal.

Chicago Chronicle:
 We have stringent laws against ad- mission of unfit immigrants. but In five years under Republican direction. 1t Is estimated that 14.0O0 unfit have been admitted to the port of New York by bribery of officials. Congress will have an opportunity to probe scandal which Republican machinlsts will not be able to eftace before the next Presidential election In spite of the Mckinley meth cd of hushing up Republican delin- auencies when exposure would hurt the party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03
TROLLEY SPAN OF 2ss MILES.
Detroit Chicago Line is Nearing Com.
 pletion.
Chicago Tribune:

Chicago Tribune:
 The Detroit Chicago trolley line. which is destined to span the 2SS miles between the two cities. will be an &C., compIished fact in less than year if the hopes of the promoters are realiZ- ed A financier who is closely connect ed with the enterprise discussed the work already under way. and outlined in detail what has yet to be performed.
 The method Uf procedure indicates the caution with which the men back of the enterprise have acted. The line was secured in several different links by dfffernt sets of flnanciers. It is said that this was deemed a more feasible and economical plan. But there are indications that the Railway Com pany General of Philadelphia Is back of 1t all. md that the same men who indications that the Railways Com pany General are also interested in the General Electric Company.
 Private Right of Way.
 The Detroit Chicago company. it is said. will make the greater part of it's run over a private right of way. For a short distance east of Jackson. Mich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03

4 Vikings ship has been found near Verden. in Hanover, where the dried up bed of the River Aller joins the new course. It consists of a single tree trunk. SIS meters long and 62 centi- 1000 years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-03

Teeth arc like verbS-regular, irregular and defective.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Alien IL. Jewett is confined 10 the
house with bronchitis.
Lieut.. Col. Frederick Hale oil for'-
land. was i'll the city, yesterday.
Charles A. Welsh of New York. IL
,;sitin. at capt. Thomas CIarks.
Mrs. Anna Sargent Hunt will return.
Monday. from a few days visit to carl
bou.
Miss Josephine f. Cony is rapidly re-
covering from an attack OF Sphoid
.evcr. .t
The teachers of the Nash scnoo''
Misses Voter. Clancy. Selbing ana NC
Dayid were in Portland. FRIDAY.
where they visited a number OF he
schools.
r,o condition of Miss Minnie French
ramairs practically unchanged. Inc
nhvsicians say that it is still TOO cary
~ nradjct what chances there are lot
racovery Her condition is still con-
sidered very serious. -s
=. ". pla,sted, grand high priest OF
,ha Grand Chapter Of Maine. was pre-
cent ~ the meeting Of York Chapter
No. & r. A. NJ. Biddeford. Friday
evening. when the Royal Arch degree
was worked. A banquet followed thH
wor.. war i4111
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

of the Augusta postoffice. holds the re-
cord for swift cancellation at that
place. Mr.. Potter. who has been in the
business for 19 years. claims that he
has spoiled the features OF Franklin on
sol stamps OF the l cent variety inside
of a minute. This record is substan-
tiated by the testimony of other en-
ployes Who saw thu work performed.
This was some years ago but the gem
tleman still claims TO be abb. TO do
this. Some little amount of rivalry has
grown up among the employees and it is
possible that stamp cancelling match
may be arranged between the cham
pion and another gentleman who is
somewhat agile at the business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

dealers even in New York state. who
require larger profits. 4 gentleman
formerly from this city. is now loc;,t-
I'd in inat state and has ordered and
sold quite a number OF fur coats for
this Augusta firm. He in wrtire. says.
regarding his competition. They are
beautiful fur coats. An agent Is here
1uping the people with a cheap dog
coat for SIS. You send ms. better one
for sl5 and friends have sold to are
delighted with them" OF course E. f.
Davis & Co. have these coats delivered
to the New York agents direct from
the factory and it shows their ability
t. buy low and sell at REASONABLE
profits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
will be held with Mrs. William H.
Fisher. on Monday afternoon, Dec. 16.
at o'clock. An historical paper on
Fort Shirley. Fort Halifax and Fort
Weston, on the Kennebec," will be read
by Miss Helen w. Fuller, and will be Of
especial interest to the members of the
houssinoc Chapter of Augusta. Busi-
ness matters of Importance will also
come before the meeting, and a full at
tendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

. j. +. Tuell has notified the Au-
susta Board Of Health that there is n
,ssc OF typhoid fever in the family OF
a., - 'age. lOi Winthrop street. Mr..
daughter has been i'll with the
ese IN a mild form for about two
hssAs' nut il has not been reported
tie' as this is not on the list Of con-
"uS diseases which the physicians
n, eo'hpeiled TO report and quarantine,
patient is now cOnyaleScing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

~. "raer has been issued to go into
no,,s december 23d for a registered
nos,'o 70 be sent from the Augusta
tfce on the 3.52 p NJ. train. Here
s,l,,. pu' one through registered pouch
no.,s mas been sent from the Augusta
rana1 10 Boston. The new ar
by ,ta' VIII be- appreciated not only
the,r wishing speedy delivery OF
also ,sstered mail for Boston, but
Of ny ~ those registering to points west
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
[ locks ier Rurai Delivery Mail Boxes Now
Ready.

4 portion o. the locks ordered for
the rural delivery mail boxes furn-
ished with the kennebec Journal are
now ready and can be obtained at the
Journal Office by the person who calls
or who sends for one by the carrier
II is n neat brass lock with two keys.
zach lock different with q master key
for the driver. u chain is also at
tacfed for securing it to the bottom
of the box. The price is 30c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

this city where she has visited several
times in recent years. She is n native
Of Nova Scotia and her home h IN cal
ifornia. Her we'll known novel. Her
Sailor is on the list of those included
in the Journals remarkable offer. -
Cigarette Makers Romance" by Mar
ion Crawford and Active Service" by
Stephen Crane are two other books in
the last lot which are selling particu-
larly we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

ne Charity ball for the joint benefit
y. 81 Marks Home and The City hos
pnal r'l VIII take place at City hall on
.euhesday evening, Jan. /. This has
'onE been the big social event of the
season. and this year's bah promises
De az successful as any of its prede-
.esors. The committees are at work,
a"a arrangements are almost COM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

This special sale should be Needed and
attended to at once. Facts are stated
and the value is great. Pierce. the
crookery man. says: One more chance
al he bowls. today ana Monday. Resu.
lar Zoe bowls. &c; 2Oc decorated bowls l0c.
Enameled cuspidors. weight lbs. regular
price 81, al SOC each. Just The goods for
lodge rooms. See them
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Busseil < Weston offer you 81 dozen
tray cloths you should certainly see m
appreciate them All linen. damask
'ray eIoth OF extra heavy weight.
beauty. they charge you 25c for
other Gays. you can nov buy at one-half
piice. l2:2c each. They bought out a
fnanuIacturer's lot and make this ridlcu-
IONS price merely 20 please their Gus
toners. Let the public show their an.
probation by calling early for them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
'eU LIl,
il.Ilh

Sanitary Inspector +. Il. Bean. "naef
~. direction Of the board of health,
made an examination of the almshouse.
Yesterday. Much To his gratihra'fon ne
found everything in sanitary coho'-
,ion He is unsparing of his praise oi
the management Of the inst itualoh ana
Mr and Mrs. Charles G. Grimm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

iou should call at Pierce'S crockery
Slofe and see the lovely line of Havi-
"'O emma and cut glass he has re
we'd also O'Clock teas, chatting
aHhcs and novelties in vases. lamps
&c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Il. l.. hersoy has II special PROPOSE
i'i' III his large ad. concerning Sorosis
'""ea mat concerns every on. who
LINKS oi making Z lady il present Of
s"oes nurinS the holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

bowditch x Webster are delighted With
the holiday business so far and would do
] generous thing. today. by filling their
zoc atomizers with good handkerchief
cologne and letting you have both at tho
one price Of &c. about one-half price.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

f. f. Davis & Co. have seemingly
branched out in the fur coat business
They obtain their coats direct from
the largest and best manufacturer,
hence can well afford to compete With
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Iie members uf King Co.. L. r.. X.
o! =. are circulating tickets for their
"t-'tH which Mill occur AT *. Of Il. hall.
Monday evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

N;ss Charlotte Louise Partridge.
teacher Of chemistry at the Portland
High school, IL at her home here. she
Vii return 70 her work, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

You should see the bargains awaiting
YOU at the East Side Variety Store. W.
6. Hawes has a new line of lamps from
l9c 10 4oc. ana lots and lots OF other goods
1t cost prices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

The house on Green street recently
purchased by Turner Jewett is being
entirely remodeled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Think of it, loscabin cookies. toda,
only. one-haIf price. &c per dozen. Hope
there will be plenty for all. bu: lCok for
your share early. f. VI. Hayes & Son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

stevens q Ballard are selling. for the
holidays. those lovely black or red fur.
trimmed JuIiets. for ladies, at only or
per pair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

IL. Chernowsky makes ! clean cweer
sale OF trimmed velvet haas, capes. har.
mel waists etc. and the prices will not
prevent anyone buying. The Christmas
goods will astonish YOU
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Miss Margaret Marsha Saunders.
known better by her anne of
Marshal Saunders" hs Ads in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
SPECIAL SALE LOCALS.

inns Is the last Saturday there u,;n ~,
special sale until after Christmas. Ruv
while you have the opportunity at ,he.s
very low prices. is the advic. of one vii
Knows whereof he affirms.
Buckley & Goodrich arc ,how;nv a. ,,r
mense new line of holiday novelties ;n-
ciuding sterling silver. ebony and enonoi,,
soous' ana the quantities in which thev
'o"s"' 'hese goods enables them to offec
N'a values at special low prices. The,-
''''c just closed out a large manufac.
'arers sample line OF novelties IN ,awe1rv
nv ohef special Inducements, today. to
MAKE II an object Tor everybody 10 soc
immense assortment Handsome
VI oo'hes that sold as high as 81, todav
ioc each Beautiful 25c hat pins toasv
: ior Zoe. Plated collar buttons win
ieVer all styles. at lc each, today ,ns.a.a
ol 'e- A beautiful assortment of new,
.ashnere and French flannel wais,s
*" value at s.ss. and another lot oc
those fine mercerized petticoats tha, ,oor
iiKe silk. worth $3.50. at S.75. Your las,
opportunity this season to secure the.s
new and desirable goods at these pricas
hememher the Peoples Store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

LOCAL MATTERS.

Last Gay Of the Eummag- sale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

\ fact, prove 1t and be convinced. NJ
L. Wheeler says special prices on gold
watches today, 4 large line to select
from.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

George Potter. the veteran employee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

me Beck Clothing Co. is saving their
customers many a dollar by the sale of
,hose new nobby suits at sacrifice prices.
You can still take advantage of II. DON,
fall to read the ad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Whitman < Adams Co. are. today. sell
ing a line Of dozen grey. black. red
pink. rose and blue. all-wool. trimmed
flannel waists, ST., value, Tor only t:'
each. Mach for little.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

A big orange sale at j. L. Fuller's. to.
day. These Florida oranges are nice and
sweet and will please yot:. Only 25c. To-
day. Try our Saturday mixture At lie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Your last chance. r. " Means once
more, to Introduce that delicate aho
choice new perfume. Lorna. makes the
price, today, one-half the regular, or only
25c per ounce.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

The Augusta Candy Kitchen offers an
abundance of Toys and holiday goods 81
cut prices Candy specials. today: Fresh
ribbon candy. &c: nice chocolate mixture
l5c. Buy for Christmas. No more spec
ial sales
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Old fashioned moiasses candy today,
at Webber & Locke's. only &c; also
strawberry and vanilla AZ same price.
Their own make Of the delicious choco-
lat. molasses chips. 40c goods. for &c
ner pound Plenty golden rod chick
ems must De those born in the iaii. or
very yellow spring chicks.
When YOU buy neckwear that's at II.
G. Barker cos, you are sure OF the
STYLES being correct.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

,MV1El HIGHLAND LODGE. NO. Is.
NNY A. o. u. w. Meets every Tues
yH day evening at 7.S0 o'clock, in
A. o. U. w. hall. All members
UluS OF the order who are stopping
XtW In the city are cordially In
,lN vited to attend.
J. J. MAHER, NJ. w.
LEWIS SELBING. Finan.
G. II. DILL, Recorder.