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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r A brigham to. Eugene p. Hull, $1,000
lots 6S7 to 733 inclusive. stone avenue 49, 40
$50 to 1874 inclusive. Atwood avenue. Wa
The The Vermont Savings Investment com
panv to A. E. and Ella s. TOusley SlzoV'
lots ia 176 and 17S Logan avenue, John
Norton's second addition
Moore, $3.50 tract beginning at the
southwest corner OF Kansas avenue aha
Fourteenth streets. Ritchie's addition See
's George B. French and others. to Meta
Street st s,''s sam Cross addition.
Meta T. Houston and husban ana % 20
Wait street Sa m Cross. addition -
T. b. Alter and wife to Y NeeYarfea SO
lot "a. a tract adjoining Navarro At ross
e G. b. Campbell, jjr. to C. ]. Devlin. s14-
u Tax 10 deed lee to IL NJ Ives. lot e75 and
south half lot % Van Buren, street.
Tax deed to II. J. Small, part reserVa-
TIA Tax deed to ]. f. small, lots $50 and 1872
Ta.S deed to William E Puett, lots 159
ISL 1853 and 100 Polk street, Maple Grove
William Sims and others. trustee. to F
w Freeman. trustee, 81, lots -, ~ ana a
burn avenues also 13, p ana ~ Stnohs ave
nuee Euclid Park addition. j.
F. A. Brigham to Mary z Greene. r.
ham & Rice's addition -, "a.
same to J. NJ Jaquith, 81 lots = ~
and 126 AFTER avenue and l'5, ~ ana ~
Keilam avenue. Brigham q Rlce's addl-
n G. Thomas and husband to Thomas
R and r. NJ Hairsine 81 100 lots 458, 40
and 442 Freeman avenue, John Norton
second addition.
Bellows Fails Savings bank to Lutte J.
E,rnbleton. $500 lots 295 and 2sl Morris
avenue West Park addition
John H Williams and wife to Bellows
Falls Savings bank, 81. lots re and ~
81 MeNurtrie to Eva s. Mercer. 500,
lot 500 Lane street, Williams & D1llon 5
addition - -
sarah c. Cook to same. 500, lot sos Lane
street williams & Dillon addition
Tax deed to Hale Holden. lots Il3. 10,
III and 119 Railroad street, Willard
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Low Rate Excursions all Summer
via The Burlington Route.
BuIIaIo. n. Y. May ! e N0v. I.

During the coming summer the Bur
lington Route viii have in effect the
very lowest excursion rates that have
ever been made The general plan OF
these rates. destinations. etc, is 50
varied that the public should ask their
nearest ticket agent for details or else
do as the favor to write for rates de-
scriptive matter, etc
CHEAP SUMMER TOURS WEST
Daily TO Colorado. Utah and Black Hills,
also Homeseekers' excursions every two
weeks to the whole West and North
west
CHEAP EXCURSIONS EAST-Nery
low round trip rates to the Buffalo Elk
position. the Seashore, Adirondacks,
Canada. Michigan Lakes. Alackinaw;
thousand eastern resorts. fine lake and
rail trips east. via Chicago, Detroit,
Cleveland
CHEAP EXCURSIONS NORTH -
Every day to St. Paul. Minneapolis and
Lake Superior resorts the coolest recre-
alive country
Ask for the BurlingtOn'S Summer ex-
cursion rate circulars.
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS person
ally conducted every Wednesday from
St. Louis, every Thursday from Kan
Ras City and ST Joseph.
Write Us for rates and printed matter
describing the proposed trip
r. X. CROZiER, l. w. WAKELEY,
TIA 500 Main St. GenI Passenger AgL
KANSAS CITY. Mo. ST. LOUIS, NO
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
General Manager. ST. LOUIS. No
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Ottawa. Kan. Sept. 11-Ottawa uni
versitv football team viii be a strong
one this season. All the last years men
are back except one, and two strong
players. Carter and Koonse, have been
secured from Sterling. Captain Jack
Evans is certain they viii put up the
best work in the history Of the college
Merrill Newell. the manager, has ar
ranged the following schedule OF games-
September q, Kansas niyefslty. at
lawrence: October s. Haskell at Otta-
va: October Il Kansas City AIedics, at
kansas City; October p, Kansas City
DantaIs. at Kansas City; November 2,
Missouri. at Columbias kIrkyille on 4th,
Keolluk. Ia. on 9Th; November IS. Kan
IS city Medics, at Ottawa NOVenl Der
- 81 Marys at St Marys, and close
the season Thanksgiving day with
XVashburn, at Topeka
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FRIENDLY no CHINA.
Japan Business Men Take Significant
Action.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE state de-
partment has received from Consul Ly-
ons at Hiogo, Japan, under date of Aug
ust II, a report concerning a resolution
recently passed by leading Japanese
business men, which is significant as
showing a very friendly feeling in Jap
an toward China. 1t is stated that at a
meeting Of the japanese foreign trade
association, composed Of leading Japa-
nese merchants Of Kobe and Osaka,
resolution was passed that the Japa-
nese government be mem0rialized to set
apart a portion of its Chinese indemni-
ty fund for the purpose Of facilitating
commercial transactions between Japan
and China. It was suggested that
bank for Chinese and Japanese mer-
chants be created. 50 that people Of the
two countries might be brought into
closer touch.
The resolution said that of the gross
capital of S14.940, 600, the government
should be petitioned to lend at least S4,-
$4,000 at an interest of ? per cent, out
of the indemnity to be obtained from
China and that the bank thus created
should exploit Chinas internal resour-
ceS.
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to Manawos and made a few interro-
cation points with his fists Patrol
Driver Asher reached the spot after
1Ianawos and his friend CharoWhas
had passed around the corner and
turned east on Fifth. Asher seized
Con. George seized Asher. The latter
footed a whistle and officer Henderson
gathered in the person Of the elder
brother. Their friend and landlord,
Frank Durein, put up $50 for their ap-
pearancs this morning. About three
hours of Judge Bain's valuable time
was wasted in hearing the dozen or
more witnesses tell how 1T occurred,
i'll as many different ways. while Prose
cutting Attorney Urmy made a noble
effort to confuse every witness for the
defense. and all Attorney 1ynchs OBJ
iections were hastily overruied- Con
Auendorf got a fine Of SO for disor-
DERBY con duct. and George was as
sessad SIS for resisting an officer. The
pair. and everyone else who cared to
listen. were cautioned not TO resist an
officer under any circumstances, but to
stand IN his presence with fear and
trembling. call him MI" etc. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-11
PORTO RICO PROsPERs.
Reports From the Auditor Shows
Satisfactory Finances

WASHINGTON. Sept 11-AIr. J. R. Gar
rison. the auditor of Porto Rico, re
ports that information received by MIN
from the deputy auditor OF the island,
Mr.. Rockwell who Is acting IN nj
Garrison's absence, shows that the col
lection OF revenues under the tax law
of January 81, 1901. passed at the last
session OF the legislative assembly, rs
hfehlv sarfsfartotv exceeding in
amount what was anticipated + or Ihe
month after the hurricane OF august
1899 the internal revenue receipts IN
der the old tax law We're less than ST.
coo and during the period of the mill
tary government the receipts from TINS
source did not exceed 225,000 in any one
month. For the month of June 1901,
the internal revenue receipts exceeded
S95. 900. for July. 1901. they We're more
than 100000 and a better showing Stlu
is made for the month of August last.
At the close of business on august o.
1901 the balance of current available
insular revenues over and above the
expenditures was S1S4 6S5, being an in
crease during August in the balance OF
current insular revenues in excess OF
expenditures of $50. 79S. The balance OF
trust funds in the insular treasury on
August 81 1901 was S1,12532I, an IN
crease over the balance for July Of
S63317O. These figures in Mr. CARR
sons Judgment speak most fa#orably
for the financial condition and cohse-
quent prosperity of Porto Rico
The island in common with the
United States. he said. has been shad-
owed with gloom and profound sorrow
at the sad calamity that has befaIlen
the nation in the dastardly attempt
upon the life of its beloved chief masl7-
trate whom the people of Porto RICO
Justly regard as their best friend Ine
cheering news indicating the certain re
covery of President Mckinley VIII De
hailed with unfeigned JOY in Porto
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BOERS WILL FIGHT ON.
Conservative British Papers Expect
War to.Continue This Winter.

London. Sept. 1.-THE Times says;
with the approach OF mid-September,
sanguine Britons believe Lord Kirch-
ener and the government have plan in
mind other than mir. Dooley's simple
recipe Of declaring the B0er war of" It
is stin expected that there viii be a
great change in the situation on Sep
TENDER is, when Lord Kitchener's proc
lamation goes into effect the only
ground for such belief being that the
government would not be so fatuous as
to issue a proclamation without a defn-
ite scheme in regard to-fOllowing 1t up
On the other hand even the conserva-
tive papers now speak OF the likelihood
Of continued guerilla warfare through
out the coming South African summer
while the war office has issued an order
that imperial yoemen must enlist for
one year. or. If the war last longer. for
the war.
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SPAIN FULL OF FIGHT.
May Attack Her Ancient Enc
mics, the MOors.

London, Sept IA dispatch to the
Times from Madrid says:
The time fixed by Spain for the re-
lease of the Spanish boy and girl cap
tured by Moorish tribes expires Sep
TENDER T. It is stated that the sultan
wishes an extension. because the tribes
are in rebellion, which the government
is not disposed to grant, demanding be
sides their release compensation in cash
and the punishment of the tribes 1t
is believed that other powers support
SPANS claims, and that failing salts
faction Spanish war vessels viii be sent
to Moorish waters.
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fine was appealed by Attorney Lynch.
who has a queer idea that a few other
than the regular police force are en-
titled to a hearing.
Charles Cannon is a colored boy. SO
is Arthur Jordan, who alleges that
about two weeks ago Cannon walked
up to him and without any provocation
whatever, said. You is bad niggah,
guess I better cut your troat." Cannon
did not deny that such was the con-
versation. but declares that he was in
fun and the other boy knew it. and had
him arrested two weeks later to get
him out Of a job which ne wanted him
self Cannon was fined 50 without be-
ing allowed to show whether it was
spite work or not.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-11

Washington, Sept. 11.-These pensions
we're Granted today for Kansas: (orig-
iuaIly)-William Hills, Kansas City.
St: Joseph Goode. Leavenworth. S6:
Charles Rarrat. Kincaid, Sc; Albert Glib
son. Kansas city. So; Joseph Edwards,
Ienora. IS. William Frazer. Eiawatha,
81. (xvar with SPAIN Hal Hazlett To-
pelxa. 81: Frank Siler. Lawrence. Sc;
Allen Copeland, Lawrence, So; Alexan-
der Pike, Columbus, IS.
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We desire to express our thanks to
our many friends and neighbors who
So. kindly assisted US during the sickness
and death of our son and brother
Mr.. AND MRS THOS. G SMITH
IT-1,EIE-E2 {, SMITH.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-11

Seattle, Wash Sept 11--Summer is
nearly over at Nome All Indications point
to an early winter which. after the late
spring VIII make a very short season
This announcement comes by the steam
shiD Centennial. which has arrived from
Nome with 425 passengers and $-.AoDy
the wrecked schooner James Sennett from
Unamak island
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Mr. Editor-Allow me to speak a few
words in favor of Chamberlain-s Cough
Remedy. 7 suffered for three years with
the bronchitis and could not sleep at
nights z tried several doctors ana va
riops patent medicines but could get
nothing t0 give me any relief until my
wife got a bottle of this valuable medi-
cine which has completely relieved me.
w. s Brockman. Bagnell. No. This
remedy = Ter sa1s by All druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-11
MoNallv Abandons Long Swim.

New York. Sept. I.-Peter 5. NcNallz
has abandoned his attempt to swim from
Boston ta New York in 80 days and has
returned TO this city, says a Boston dis
patch
him having smashed two of his dories
and injured two Of his attendants.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-11

a Mace should be saved for these
necessary twin beautifers, Satin-Skin
Cream and Powder. if wishing to pre-
serve a satin skin during your pleasure
trip. 25c. New Model
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-11

An international episode of great in
terest to the spectators was enacted at
the corner of Fifth and Kansas avenue
Tuesday afternoon, which resulted IN
the arrest of George and Con Allendorf'
bro+hers- of Grecian birth, and whose
names are not Allendorf. but something
unspelIable and unpronounceable. who
INDUCED in a jabbering match with
Mr.. j. Manawos, their brother coun-
Nranazvos was passing by A few splut-
tering words savoring Of Greece in a
scorched condition were passed Con,
the younger Allendorf. seemed to be the
aggressor. He came in close proximity
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New chilian Minister Named.

Santiago, Chilli Sept. 11--Don Joa-
aufn Martinez has been nominated as
minister Of Chilli at Washington.
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In the midst Of the night, when the
show and many of the lights We're out
Mrs l. A. Lyman called at the police
station and stated that some sneak
thief had embezzled her horse ana pug
eT1- from a hitching post in front F'ris-
bie's restaurant, los East Fourth street
she described the missing property, and
every policeman who could be reached
bv telephone was notified to look out
for the same. The absent animal was
discovered some hours later. enjoying
an early breakfast of SIS a ton hay
from a wagon on haymarket squire
ana some Of the policemen think il
simple case Of escaped horse, but Mrs
LYMAN says a revolver which was IN
der the seat is missing
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ALI Rigby. who was captured along
with a keg of Raynor's best. plea ded
not guilty.
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Messrs. Ed. Fletcher and P. Murphy
Drunk" .sYessir.'' 50 each" 1t was
on the person of the badly jagged
Fletcher that the jailer found bottle
test revealed A puddle Of the liquid
burned with a shady blue fame.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-11

FREE MESSENGER FOR WANTS
PULL a Postal Telegraph-Ca Bile box or
can by telephone No al and have your
Want ads brought to the state jour y
office by free messenger. Nc charSe TO
you for messenger service. Cost OF classi-
ned ads cents per line Of six words 70
the line and every fraction thereof
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VIM. Woodward who was drunk in
the first degree got So
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WabaSh
For Buffalo

If you are going to the Buffalo
Exposition you must know that
the Wabash Railroad is
The Only Line Running
Through Trains from
Kansas City to Buffalo
and Sleeping Cars to New
York,
ana making the fastest time.
And don't forget about New
York and Boston, that the Wa
bash saves you a day.
The Wabash trains pass about
two thirds of the way around
the Exposition grounds, giving
through passengers who do not
wish to stop at Buffalo a grand
view of the Electric Display and
grounds.
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u WIZ
Sour Stomach or Heartburn. take Rex
Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists are au-
thorized to refund money II they fa1 20
cure. Price SOC per package.
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TTa gIV TOUeS
the devoted flock within, and it was IN
defending the place that OfhceE 10 :
was called upon to arrest SihohS
Williams a white youth Of evil repula-
tion who seemed to be the leader of the
gang He succeeded in getting ABOUT
four blocks with his prisoner When Iiie
latter suddenly squirmed out OF ms
grasp and made his escape DuIinS
the scufI1e several of Smokes trusty
retaiuers relieved the policeman OF ms
tin authority and valuable locust cruz
which Mr. Lowe carried while On the
force several years ago and DeiOIe ne
sr0t naughty and was discharged. The
entire outfit, club and star included
made good their escape, and MI Love
feels provoked at the fact A Warrant
for Mr. smoke was issued and ne
will be gathered ere many dayS-alonS
with as many of his retinue as can pc
captured and Smoke viii undoupted-
ly have to smoke up If caught
lin switzer and Geo. Gaydon were
the names of two belligerent indlVId-
uaIs who INDUCED in 4 fistic duet 1ol-
lowed by a butcher knife solo on the
part OF GaydOn Tuesday evening. AL
thfs happened near quincy street, on
East Sixth avenue. These gentlemen
had a few minutes prior to the encoun-
ter planted a few drachms OF nice
fresh whisky. the 'made in Topeka
sort. Gaydon was making arrange
l7ants to sell Mr.. -wlth-the- d
odor name a set of harness "A disagree
memt ia the price Of the same led TO the
fight in which the owner of the harness
souged the prospective purchaser IN
the arm with a knife, when brand new
Sergeant NcElrOy and two policemen
waited the troubled spirits and the sur
,-o11ndfng parties to said Spirits
swiftly stationward- Gaydon now
langllishes in the city keep, charged
with assault with deadly weapon and
Mr. Sxitzer. after having his arm re-
Dairea bv DR.. Brown, went his way re-
joicing.
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They Play an Important Part
in Sixth Avenue Battle.
Greeks Who Fought Are Fined
$40 and SIS.

East side
toughs m a q t
things hum for
Spe cia1 Officer
John Lowe at the
Palkdale c a ~ p
meeting last night
Officer Lowe had
b e n informed
that the wicked
ones who nightly
harass the wor-
shippers, had form
ID Mon tn rIlt
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FOR SALE-Cheap, Domestic sewing ma
chimes Come iu and see them. Bab-
cock K Frost us Kansas ave
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR sAIFl-21 lots at 21st and Adams
$500. NJ. Iieery-
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FOR sAT-E or TRADE F0R LANT--
Good house and lot. outbuluings and
other improvements. Inquire 45l Seward
ave.
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FOR SAIE-Fine bay mare suitable for
surrey. 3i6 Chandler ST.
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PAVING
FLORISTS

1fPs J r. HAGUE. florist. SIT Kansas
ave Phone blA
1-T77~ III OVERS and floral designs az
HAYES. 107 West Eighth ST. Phone o1a
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FOR SAT.E-A very eood SECOND hand
furnace III AN. 10th sd. Mrs. r. f. How-
man.
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WANTED-sITUATIoNs

>-0-@-7-7-o-7~7-----~-----@
WANTED-By young man about ls years
who went to college for years and be-
ing well posted in the German and Eng
nsh language, an occupation IN a store ot
office Address A. J., care journal
WANTED-A situation as nurse in con-
finement by a middle aged woman.
charges reasonable Address Nurse, care
Journal
WANTED-Bv yVashburn college student.
some kind of work to do in return Tor
room and board. Address T. b. A., box
SOP, Argentine. Kan
WHEN you want to hire a man OF boy.
call up Y NJ c. a. telephone BIZ we
have a list of men and confidential refer
ences concerning them. Y. N. G. A. Em-
ployment Bureau. III East Eighth st.
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FOR SATF=AH the horses. buggies and
harness and fixtures OF the livery barn
at 209 W. Norris st.
FOR SALE&Fine Jersey COW. cheap, %
block north Of brick school house west
Of yVashburn; also second hand buggy
cheap.
TNQP SAIF,-Good top buggy gentle
year ola horse and bookcase, cheap. Call
foreuoons sls w 9Th
FOR SAT.EAPiauo a bargain. practically
new. Huntington. in perfect condition.
on monthly payments Call evenings 400
E Sth ave-
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eICYCLEs

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TOPEKA CYCLE CO, 1o9-l1 T. SIN 81
TEL 70g Bicycles and a4ncries- bicycles
ard tandems for rent; repairing q ~
kinds.
.. 8. CYCLE Co. f1s y 9Th ST. Satiouai
ana Union ticycles- Sundries. repaira-
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/ FOR SALE1-Thc best bank counter ia
Topeka and other furniture Nay be
/ seen at S07 Kansas ave Address c. C.
4 Baker. 13 p. Sth ST.
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FoR sAIE-M1scEILANEous.

FOR SALE-Fousehoid goods cheap
Northeast corner Sd and Madison.
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srRAYED OR STOLEN.
sAr1N-sK1N sPECIALTIEs.

~--------~-----~-~-----~-~'--
ALL LADIES who have tried others slt
Satin-Skfu Powder ia the best. because
invisible adhesive, harmless. only zoe
New Model.
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FOR SALE-Horse buggy and harness
cheap. Southwest CORNER 9Th and Polk
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FOR SALE-Journal route. f. C. Hughes.
1879 Clay St
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STORAGE


MERCHANTS TRANSFER e sTOltA.e5 z
~ rarfa ships and stores house DO 4
Goods rel. 1856 Clarence Skinner. - r
Sixth St
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JEWELERS.
SPECIALISTS.

DIR. c. #. GUIBOR, Diseases Of the Nose
throat and Lungs. 700 Kansas ave
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FOR SALE-A good hotel business IN a
northeast Kansas county seat. Address
Graves & Briggs. Troy. Kan.