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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-03

New York, Sept. 3.-The rise in the
London market over the holidays helped
prices here at the opening. There was a
notable demand for the Denver & Rio
the preferred 3l2 points over Friday 5
price. A thousand shares of United states
Steel sold at 1915 to 455s, compared with
1854 Friday Otherwise there was no
gains predonlinating, but not up to the
London parity.
Prices worked downward steadily the
absence of inside support encouraging
orders in many stocks. Losses ran from
IL to 2z in the active division, with St.
Paul and Missouri Pacific the chief suf-
ferers. Lake Erie q Western preferred
dropped 3. and Virginia. Carolina Chem
ical 2A- Chicago Great Western and
Wisconsin Central rose over point. but
did not hold we'll A slight rally in prices
caused a relapse Bonds weTe irregular,
with the speculative issues generally
lower
Profit taking in the Denver & Rio
Grand issues and selling of the AtchlsonS,
St. Paul and Amalgamated Copper low
selling elsewhere Fears of a Tightening
of money rates having the large shrink
age in cash reserves of banks discouraged
long buying.
Sugar fell points, on account of disap-
p0intment Of dividends. The general
market sagged in sympathy, some stocks
getting back to the lowest. Delaware &
Hudson lost "a and Colorado Fuel IL.
Trading became very duh, and as the
market showed no inclination to harden
on the decreased Offering traders put out
large short lines in the Pacif1cs. Atchison
St Paul and Amalgamated Copper. The
resultant declines in these stocks at
from 2 to 8 points below the opening had
q depressing effect all around and the
center of the market was under consid-
cradle pressure at o'clock.
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TODAY's MARKET REPORT.

Chicago, Sept. 3.-WHEAT1Trading in
wheat was quiet for time after the
opening. There was a small outside de-
nand which was readily supplied by To-
early settings. December, unchanged at
7lSs TO ING Heavy northwest receipts
70 lI14c- put there was rally again to
714s41a Receipts at Minneapolis and
Duluth for three days were 200 cars,
compared with SO cars last week and
We're 256 cars. with cars contract
Prices weakened later with and
on an increase in visible December de-
clined to Tic. The close was sac lower
at 71d1kc.
CORN-FIfgher cables impaired strength
TO corn and the opening was quiet but
higher at 57Ac TO 577zc- A fair commits
sion demand with light offerings held
prices steady and fluctuations were with
in the opening limit prices early dropping
14Nssc. Receipts were 696 cars.
The close was weak, December &c
OATS-Supported by the strength in
corn. oats opened steady with prices a
shade firmer. Trading was featureless
and dull. December opened unchanged
at that price. Receipts were 315 cars
PRONISIONS-Open dun and steady
January pork opened &c lower at $3.50
January lard was shade lower at $50
while January ribs opened GIG higher
HEAT-Cash: No. 2 red. 7o1he: No. 3
No. hard winter, 6S7zQs4c; No. north
ern spring. 70G72c; No ? northern spring,
6S19g7Ie: No 3 spring 66a7oc-
04TsENo' 9 s5e. No rs & s4e "a Q'0e'
FLAX-Cash: n w. 81 43; No. l. S. w,
81 a. Sept, sl;41; Oct. s1-s7.
BARLEY-Cash, 52de2c.
TIMOTaY-Septe S.. 90
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MRS. HAINES INSANE.
She Imagines Everything In
vested With Microbes.

Mrs. vi. f. Haines, who runs the lit
tie ticket broker establishment on kan
sas avenue. Was pr9lug g 70 Ine po 81
friend and turned over to Mrs. Thorpe as
insane
For some time Mrs Haines has been
suffering from combination Of hallEci-
nariOns-menta1 telepathy. Christian Sci
enee and other like beliefs. She has
lately become convinced that everything
IS infested with microbes, and refuses to
eat anyt ming for fear OF them- At the
window and constantly washed ont her
mouth with water refusing 60 eat the
dainty breakfast prepared by Mrs
Mrs ITafnes was actively connected with
the knights and Ladies Of Security, and
at one OF the Topeka lodges. and several
Of the ladies Of the order are assis ting
brother ira Kansas City has been notified
Of her condition. and telesraphed that he
Mrs Haines has been having great
deal of trouble for the past few years.
Her husband, who originally conducted
the Missouri state penitentiary for life,
for the murder 6f a friendly saloonkeeper
his arrest Mrs Haines at ONCE took
charge Of the business here and has con-
tinued to run the place under great dif-
Last year the council RENTED half Of
her license fee Of so, and this year ac-
cepted a permit given her by a former
other brokers of the city raised q cry on
favoritism- She was then compelled 10
Mrs. Haines has mad a hard struggle,
and business worries, in addition to her
religious and medical beliefs, IS respon-
sible for her present state.
She refused to talk with reporters this
morning, saying that she did NOT know
tention, and answers Mrs Thorpe readily
when questioned but says that no one
can help her hut herself ana tnat every
thing is full OF deadly microbes.
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New York stook Lettar.

FURNISHED by J. E. Gall. Commissions,
Grain. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks. Of
ice 10 West Sixth street Phone 4se.
Co. Kansas City. Mol
New York. Sept s-Although more than
three. months intervene before the as
semblage Of congress- there is already
active talk IN congress and treasury
circles of Washington regarding reduc-
tons to be made in the war revenue
taxes. and early as possible in the ses-
sion. When the reduced revenue of July
last went into effect, it was expected
that the government revenue would be
reduced at the rate of forty millions 8
year and the expense account was modi-
fed accordingly. For the two months the
reduction in revenue has been only at the
rate of twenty-seven million year. It is
deemed safe on all sides to cut the rev
enue BY at least twelve million more As
one illl7strious member Of congress- Dllt@
it. the s. on dealing in stocks mas never
been found heavy, and can easily be re-
tanned The tax of 81 q hundred shares is
not TOO much from one point Of view
While it has been in force, dealings on4the
stock exchange have been enormous, due
to a very general prosperity, and there
has been a record day with transactions
almost twice as large.
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SOLDIERS WE'RE BEATEN.
T. a. a. Ball Team Evens Things
With Ft. Riley.


The Topeka Athletic association base
ball team took revenge from the Fort
Riley soldiers Monday afternoon on
Washburn field by defeating them by a
score of to g.
At Fort Riley the soldiers won from the
Topeka team By the score of 5 to O..
15rydsn, the soathpaW from Scranton
was not much Of puzzle to the soldiers
and in the seventh inning II looked as if
he might be pounded out OF the box. The
sensational play OF the game was made
by DeHof, the left fielder for the sol
diers- He made a long run and gathered
in low drive close to the ground. He
did several rolls and hanasprings, but
he hung on 10 the ball. Captain Van
Dusen. manager Of the Firt Riley team.
Of what good. clean umpiring is. The
players and the spectators had no fault
to find with any Of his decisions.
Score by innings: Ri. z.
Fort Riley ......-.....0 2 2 0--B 10 s
Il. A. A ...............4 o @ @ 60 z
Batteriss-Donovan and Barney; Metz
gar. Dryden and Gerard. Struck out--By
Donovan, 4: by Dryden, =
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Chicago Live Stock Market

Chicago. Sept 3.-CATTLE-Recaip
800. including /, 500 Texans and 1000 " est
erns Good TO choice steady. others slow.
Good to prime steers. $4,000. 30: poor to
medium, a. 25d5.25; stockers and feeders.
81. 251t4. Is: cows, S2.s0dp4 60i heifers, = 1sn
40; Gamers, 81. 606l2-60; bulls s. 2564. 40 !;
calves. s.. r. ash &c: Texas fed steers s4.0iag
500, Texas grass steers, S. 4o44-0os west
ern steers. s.. 1860
% 900; left over, 5, $50; Sc to 10c lower.
Top. $3.50; mixed ana butchers. $3.50
6.171&; good to choice heavy. Sc 40Q6.s 50.
rough heavy. S5.90n6.30 light, $59046.50;
bulk of sales, $6.10u6.35.
SHEEP Receipts, 20 900; weak. Lambs,
10c to 25c lower. Good TO choice wethers
So 1000; fair to choice mixed, 3d. 5eQS. 70;
western sheep. S3.25u3.75; native lambs,
$800a5.00 western lambs, $4250475
OFFICIAL for yesterday: eipts-Cattle
% TO- hogs, is. 15S: sheep, %. 1856 Shipments
Cattle. e.6a6: hogs. s.l3z. sheen. 3.3sL
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His real name is Barnes and he used
to live at Abilene. In the part Of the
Jolly young Irish doctor. Bryan O'Nelll
he pleased the audience and gave the
part a clean cut Interpretation Ella
Wilson was a favorite with the audience
in the part of Doris Nane- Lawrence
Deming as Kenneth Ashleigh and George
al Lawrence as Mr.. Beetle in the heroic
and comedy parts respectively We're
roundiy applauded Between the acts
dancing and singing specialties We're IN
PRODUCED. The company viii present the
comedy, What Happened to Brown.
tonight. The prices are TO- 20 and 80
cents. a matinee viii be given Satur-
day afternoon.
AT THE CRAWFORD.
THE Denver Express" the first at
traction at the Crawford this season,
drew two large audiences yesterday at
ternoon and night
The play is under the direction of
Holden Brothers, who a few years ago
started out with a TO- 20 and 30 cent
repertoire company and made money
This year they have branched out with
the rnelodrama seen yesterday The
company is a capable one and those
who went to the Crawford TO see stir
ring melodrarna were well pleased
There was plenty of massacres and
murders, trainwrecking and romance
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.fosenna TIPS.
FURNISHED by A. @. Goodwin, Commits
sion Merchant. Sol Kansas avenue.l

Furnished by A. @. Goodwin Commits
sion Merchant, Sol Kansas avenue.1
New York, Sept. 3.-The holidays since
Friday has resulted in the development
of a stronger builish sentiment The Lon-
don market has been open. and prices on
the other side show advances of some
large gains Our market promises to open
strong and to move up on buying orders
that will come from out of town. The
Labor day holiday demonstrates that in
labor quarters the backbone of the steel
strike is regarded as broken. and United
States Steel shares should advance. The
other operators who have been away are
now returned and we anticipate an ac-
tive and higher market during the week.
Some big deals viii shortly be brought
out, and you want to work on the bun
side. The advance in prices thus far is
only preliminary to a larger scale
Buy stocks before they go higher-St.
Paul Union Pacific. Southern Pacific and
the Coalers- Keep the long side Of
Peoples Gas. Copper, Colorado Fuel and
the, fractions For long pull, Chicago
Central VIII pay to take hold Of Don't
worry over the money market.
4 ARTH JTR JOSEPH.
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Market Gossip.
FURNISHED by A. G. Goodwin Commits
sion Merchant, COL Kansas ayenue-1

EEITn1Sn6d Dy A. u. GOODWIN, CQfI1I01S-
sion Merchant, 601 Kansas ayenue-1
Liverpool opening cables: Wheat. I'D
Chicago receipts: Wheat. IS cars; corn.
696. oats. 3D.
Second Liverpool cables. Wheat, sd to
I'd lower: corn, I'D higher
Chicago: Wheat opened fraction
higher but there vas too much for sale
and market &c sed off half q cant under
heavy offerings. Northwest receipts are
heavy and are q dead weight on prices.
Believe wheat is a purchase on breaks.
Northwest receipts. MINNEAPOLIS 1757
cars: Duluth. ei9. For two lays last
year: Minneapolis, $50: Duluth go
Chfcago. December wheat-Puts. 705s q
sc. calls, 713nJzc; curb. Ike December
corn---Fsuts, 56lsu74c. calls, 571sQ34c; curb,
563zc bid
Total elearanees for three days: Wheat
and -four, as wheat, 31S5,0o0 bus
lower. corn. I'D higher for the day.
Kansas City receipts, three days:
Wheat, $50 cars corn. -; oats, 4. Same
days a year ago: Wheat, 1241 cars; corn.
Chicago: Deliveries so far this fore
noon. Wheat, 1850 600 bu.: corn. 1900. 600;
oats, 5o0ooof pork, 1900 bbls.; lard and
Chicago: Estimated cars tomorrow
Visible supply for the week. Wheat in
creased I, 1873 900 bu., corn, increased III. 900:
oats. increased 6S7. 600
Total visible supply Wheat, n 900 900
bu.: corn. L. $50. 900; oats. 6,S11, 900.
Total clearances. Wheat and -four, as
wheat. 1,f22,Oo0 bu; corn, $4,000; oats,
331. COO
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Saw Indians Dance.

United States Marshal Sterne chap
eroned a jolly crowd of gentlemen
friends to the Indians Labor day cell
ebration at the Pottawatonie reserva-
ton Monday. The party returned TO
their work this morning feeling none
the worse for the trip. The Indians
Wild war Whoop seems to have done
them good, and all report most excel
lent time. Those who composed the par
ty We're ATessrs. Sterne, Prescott and
Willis OF the u. S. narshals office and
Fl J. Bone and d. J. Hamer of the u.
s. attorneys Office, Mr.. Montjoy Of the
department Of justice.
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At home ana his brother. George Klus-
nire and neHghbor William McBrooTn-
were at the house until nearly o'ciociS
ssyTetflck was shot between z and O. caocS.
This proved a perfect aiibi and showed
that ii was impossible for him TO have
killed Swatlick. Klusmire was the first
person sent for after Swetiicks assassina-
ton He with his brother George, went to
SWettfclx's home the next day. and as
soon as SwetIick was buried swore out a
warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Stach, his
,s.f4ass sister. and Joe Stach her son. A
Few dars aftcrward. Fred Npwak, the
Fsnhen1Ian hired hand. was arrested. The
stories aHOat that KIusmire was arrested
for Swetliok's murder are erroneous.
Neither he nor his wife were benefciaries
OF Swetlick's insurance money
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Kansas Citv Livestock.

Kansas city, No, Sept 3-CATTLE-
Receipts, 10000, including 100 Texans:
market generally steady Native beef
steers, 81 65d5.S0: Texas and Indian steers.
s2.70d3.65 Texas cows, s. 25Q3.0o; native
cows and heifers, g 50d5. 90; stockers and
feeders. 81. 7014.o0; bulls, S2.25a4.5 80; calves,
S3.5015-2 Is
HoGS=Receipts ZOO; market &c lower.
Bulk Of sales. S6.10I6. s5; heavy. s6.3546. IS;
packers. So. 1906. 35; mixed, $6.10GD6 IS; light,
S5.75Q6- 20; workers. S5s5Q6.1o; pigs. $4-50Q
SIS.
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Muttons s. COOS. IS; lambs $4.0oG4.75;
range wethers. S8.o0d3 50; ewes. 2. 1908. Is:
feeders. s275q3.25 stock sheep, $4,000. Is.
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Tried d IN Ru4ire Family

Corning. N. r. Sept. 3.-Miles E Ger
man, q carpenter, shot and killed his
wife last night. He afterward killed
himself. Before shooting himself he
fired at his mothef-in-lavS, Mrs. A. y.
Hollis. wounding her slightly in the
head. and attempted to shoot his 6
year old girl but missed her Just be-
fore killing himself German swallowed
a dose of Iaudanum to n AXE death
certain. He is said to have become
crazed by jealousy at seeing his wife
in company with another man yester-
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Tonaka Markata

HOGS
MEDIUM AND YY-s. 70Q6.o0.
HTS. cog $50.
CATTLE.
HEIFER8 sea g. %.
COWS s. COOS 90
DRY LOT CATTLE
STEERS $1,000 $50
COWS AND HEIFKR S-$3. 0044e0.
VEAL CALVES.
HEA VY-S2 5oGf3-0o.
LIGHTS. 00al 400
NO. 2 WHEAT
NO. 2 CORN-54e.
NO. 2 WHITE CORN-54c
NO 2 OATS-40c.
PRODUCE.
EGGS-12c
BTTTER-12c.
HAT-S12.00.
ALFALFA-S15.00
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas city. Mo, Sept. 3-wHEAT-
5sc Cash: No. 2 hard, 65lz 01zc; No. 3.
64a4 065c: No. red. 675a0681ac.
CORN-Sept., 55140asc. Dec, 5574 4Ssc;
May. 5T7sa5Sc. Cash. No. mixed. 5547Ac;
No. white, 55Ac-
OATS-No. white 3SQl2c.
HAY-choice timothy. $3.50: do. prairie.
-BUTTER - Creamery. 1sszQasc; dairy.
fancy. 14I1ec.
EGGS-FTesh, 13c-
Receipts Of wheat $50 cars.
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OPERA HOUSES OPEN.
Stock Company at Grand Denver
Express ct Crawford

The Southern Stock company at the
Grand last night opened the season for
the house with a large audience despite
the counter attractions.
The Southern Stock company is far
better than the average repertoire COM
pany ana with but an exception or two
perhaps the charact in Doris We're
handled in a manner that pleased the
audience. The stage name Of the pro
prietor Of the company is Robert Athon.
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New York. Sept 3.-The religious or
ders which are quitting France a@@ord-
Paris. are finding a less cordial welcome
abroad than they anticipated The Bel
most amounting 10 a veto. and the Italian
government talks Of taking precautions
against the associations Some Of the
Swiss cantons prohibit foreign commu-
mites, and Germany threatens TO do like
HEIsn.
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Came Near Being : Cripple.

Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind, Is a
poor man. but he says he. would not Be
without Chamberlain Pain Balm II It
cost five dollars a bottle, for il saved
him from being a cripple. No external
application Is equal to this Imminent for
stiff and swollen joints contracted mus
Giles. stfm neck, sprains and rheumatic
ana muscular pains 1t has also cured
numerous cases OF partial pax21y Sl$. 1t
IS far sala ~ an lr-gZlsLs
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New York. Sept -MONEY-Money on
call firm at 8 per cent: prime mercantile
paper, 475615 per cent. sterling exchange
weak with actual business in bankers
bills atSz s6a1x for demand and at A-S4
for 60 days: posted rates. $4-S47z04-s5 and
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STANLEY IN Arkansas Citv.

Governor Stanley is attending an old
soldiers reunion at Arkansas City to-
day. He is booked for the Twentieth
Kansas event at Ottawa tomorrow.
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Kansas City Grain.

FURNISHED to A. g. Goodwin by the T.
l. Evan Grain Co. Exchange building,
Kansas City, MOI
Kansas City. Mo, Sept. s.-Grain re-
ceipts three days: Wheat, $50 cars; corn,
70; oats. a. Against three days a year
ago-Wheat. 1.241 cars; corn, 81; oats, -.
WHEAT-Sept., 64c; Dec, SIC.
CORN-Sept., 5512c' Dec, 553<c.
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Galveston. Tex. Sept s.-coTToN-
New York. Sept. ADOPTION
closed quiet Middling upland, sac; do.
Gulf. SIC. Sales. 4,481 bales.
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sngar Market

New York. Sept. s.-sUGAR-.Raw,
steady. fair refining. 3 5-16c; centrifugal.
S. test, l3-l6c; molasses sugar, 1-16e-
Refined. steady: crushed, $5-75i powdered.
1875. graduated, <5-z5.
COFFEE Steady; NO. Rio, SIC, nom
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Butter Market.

New York. Sept s-BUTTER-Steady
+ State dairy 14G119c. creamery, 16Q20c;
June packed factory, 141zQ151ac-
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Ottawa and Return 81. Sc via Santa
ga

For the Twentieth Kansas reunion.
Tickets on sale August 81 to September
final limit, September Q.
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No need to fear sudden attacks of
cholera infantum. dysentery. diarrhoea,
summer complaint Of any sort il you
have DIR. Fowler's Extract Of Wild
Strawberry in the medicine chest
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Range Of Prices

FURNISHED by a. G. Goodwin, Commits
sion Merchant, 601 Kansas avenue.1
Chicago, Sept 3.
Article Open High Low Close Fri
sept :. esss-sz sszs ssA ssA ssA
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G. f. AIenninger W.. D.. office TIT kan
sas ave Tel. IS. residence 1851 Topeka
ave. Tel s.. Office hours to 2. m
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WATcHMAKER


WATCHES cleaned. 75c: clocks. Soc main
springs. 75c; crystals, 1oc. Cash paid fo-
old gold or silver AT work guaranteed
Ola iewelrv EXCHANGED for new II hard
up. see Uncle Sam. 5l2 Kansas ave
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ANOTHER Hor WAVE
Last Week the Mercury Reached 1o7
Over Greater Part Of Kansas.

The following is the n s. department
of agriculture climate and crop report
Of the weather bureau for Kansas for
the week ending AUGUST 30.
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Topeka Ride Market.

Topeka. Sept. 3
Based on Chicago and Boston quota
tons The following are net prices paid
in Topeka this week
GREEN SALT CURED, SHORT HAIR
7lhc.
NO TAILOW-41zc
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Terrible plaques, those itching. pes
tering diseases of the skin Put an end
to misery. Doan's Ointment cures. At
any drug store.
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FoR RENT-Nice room cottage loo JET
ferso0 St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

--~---~-~-------~-----~-~---
ANTED-Salesmen to sell lubricating
oils and greases on salary or commits
sion excellent side line The A. @. Har-
bangh Co, Cleveland, o.
WANTED-Traveling statesmen to sell lu-
bricating oil. salary or commission. For
particulars address Zone Oil Co., Cleye-
land, O.
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FLoRIsrs


MRS. J. R. HAGUE. florist. sl7 Kansas
ave. Phone CO..
CUT FLOWERS and floral designs a.
Hayes 1Os West Eighth St Phone SIS.
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
TOPEKA CYCLE CO. 109-I11 T. 6th st
Tel. 706. Bicycles ana z.nortes. bicycles
and tandems Tor rent repairing Of all
kinds.
y. 8. CYCLE Co.. 11s z. sth st. National
and Union bicycles. Sundries. repairs-
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Range of Prices on Stocks.

FURNISHED BY ]. z. Gall. Commissions.
Grain. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks OF
flee 10 West Sixth street Phone 4Se.
Correspondent Christie Grain and Stock
Co.. Kansas City, MOI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-03
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ents for free distribution
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MERCHANTS TRANsF FER & STORAGE
Co packs ships and stores household
goods Tel. 1856. Clarence Skinner. II y
Sixth St
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-03
FOR RrNr-Housrs

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FOR Rents room cottage, with barn
406 Lincoln st
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-03

TO LOAN-Money on Topeka real estate.
Pay back monthly. Low interest rate
Shawnee Building and Loan Association.
See Eastman at lis West Sixth ST.
MONEY TO LOAN on live stock. pianos,
organs, typewriterG. household goods and
personal security. L. Biscoe. SO Kan. ave