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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
Czolgosz's Effrontery.

Buffalo, Sept. 9.-Czolgoez has made
no additional confessions, and nothing
they have learned from him has added
towards the solution Of the criminal
side of the case. He still will insist
that he alone conceived, planned, and
carried out the plan, and that he alone
must answer for 1t. He admits that he
attended meetings at which Emma
Goldman spoke, aud where he and his
fellow anarchists discussed their prop
uganda Of murder, but steadfastly de-
mics that any of them had part In his
plans.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept. o.
President McKinley's condition now is
80 favorable that it is believed the last
shade Of doubt has disappeared as to
his recovery and has lead those near
him to make the most confident pre-
dictions.
Official bulletins from his physical, 8
as we'll as this most intimate relation
with the presidential household. give
certainty to the feeling that the worst
phases of the crisis are about over.
The results Of the consultation held by
the doctors from 8 to 8 O'Clock, dis
closed marked improvements In bis
pulse and temperature.
The doctors gave the cheering infor.
nation, free from all technioalities OF
science, that the presidents conditions
is becoming more and more satisfac,
tory and com plications are becoming
less likely.
Besides the officially signed utter
anoes, the doctors gave their Individual
expressions reinforcing their buoyant
aud confident tone.
The presidents MAD Is clear and his
mental faculties are as vigorous as ever.
These positive assurances give a feel
ing OF confidence that is little short CT
abs olute certainty that the president
il now well on the way to recovery.
Secretary Hitchcock and Senator
Hanna emerged from the house shortly
after noon, The sentCr appeared very
jubilant. He stopped q moment before
entering his automobile to express his
great satisfaction at the residents cor-
dition.
Every bulletin is an improvement"
he said, land the last is the best of all
OF course last nighs was an anxious
one, but the president passed it in
safety -
as The presidents mind keAfs'
"Clear as bell" replied the senator.
Does he talk?"
GAS much as he is allowed to-" he
answered smiiingly. Mrs. Mckinley
was with the president for little time
this morning" he added; "she is do
ing splendidly,"
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
PRICE FIVE CENTS
STRIKE SITUATION ACUTE.
Pickets Prevent NonUnion Men Fromsn,
Going TO Work.

Plttsburg, Sept 9,-The strike situR-
ton in MoKeesport reached the acute
stage this morning and serious trouble
was feared as result of the efforts OF
the striking tube workers to prevent the
men from returning to work as they did
Saturday.
The effort was almost perfectly sue
cessful, and where last week from 500
to 1000 men went back into the mill
not more than dozen this morning
were sbIe to elude the p'ckets More
than 1000 strikers congregatsd about
the plant of the National Tube Works
shortly after midnight and remained
there until this morning when tLe
employees who went to work last week
reported for duty this morning, The
approaches were guarded and around
the main entrance more than 600 stFik-
ers and symrathizers gathered.
In the streets there was great crowd
and as the men approached to 60 to-
work they were met and turned back.
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could change his position. The doctors
gave their assent, whereupon the pres.
ident changed his position by his own
efforts, without ffioulty and without
pain,
Roosevelt to the Laborers,

uUVo0VCll " tIlC LdUUlCloi
Buffalo, Sept. 9.-Vice President
walked to the presidential quarters
with the correspondent of the AssoA
ciated Press. Just after he left the
mansion, he was accosted by colored
man who was rsking q lawn:
Governor, may I shake hands with
your" he said.
"You certainly may" answered the
vice president.
Just then two laborers with dinner
pals stepped up, and he shook hands
with them.
"Ain't you afraid of being shot."
asked one.
"No, sir" he snapped out, land
hope no official of this country will
ever be afraid. You men are our pro-
lection, and the foul deed done Friday
will only make you more vigorous In
your protection OF the lives Of those
whom you elect to office. Such men 90
you can work with the ballot, the sal
vstion of the country, without resort
to violence
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
Mrs. McKInIey's Visit.

Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept. o.
Mrs. Mckinley was admitted to the
sick room this morning, and had a
brief stay with her / fl icted husba nd .
Mrs. Mckinley displayed the same
fortitude which oharacterizss her, as
we'll az the president, since the tragic
event occurred. Mr.. Mckinley has
been lying for long time in the same
position, but this morning asked II be
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ALI REPORTS
ARE FAVORABLE
HUI kHuI1UH
PRESIDENT MCKINLEYS PHYSICIANS
GIVE OUT HOPES FOR THE FUTURE
THAT ARE FULL OF ENCOURAGE
MENT.-OTHER NEWS AT BUFFALO.
A bulletin to the Timss-CslI at 6;20

A bulletin to the Times-Csll at 6:20
:: ast night read:
presidents condition improve d.
Senator Fairbanks says he is absolute.
ly certain he will permanently recover.
Mrs. Mckinley went carriage drivin 3
at O'Clock this afternoon accompanied
by a guard"
The New York Clearing House com
mittes has wired Secretary Gs
help monetary assistance.
At 1890 last night another bulletin
read:
"After long conference late this
evening DR.. Parks an nounced that the
surgical crises was over Medical crisis
is not feared, President will recover. "
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American Stocks Rebound.

New York, Sept. 9.-Prices of Amer
leans in London this morning showed
sharp rebounds from Saturdays New
York close. This was helped by more
hopeful news from Buffalo in quoting
the nervousness rampant in f0sncisl
circles Saturday. Tne result is buoy
ancy in the loca! market. The average
gains in prominent stocks dealt in ran
from to 2 points. Near noon the mar
bet became animated, and, although
individually the stocks dealt in were
not large, except in fe Y stocks, the
effect Of realizing sales .becsme man.
festimmodately, and there were quick
recessioas.
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A $500 BOND WANTED.
Cash to the Amount of $3.50 is Declined
by the Court.

Jerry Hampton, "a we'll known co.ored
Citizen, has been remandei to Glynn
county Jail by Judge Sparks because
he could not make q $500 bond,
Jerry is one of the former Acre dealers
aud he ran up against the strong arm
Of the law on the charge OF Sunday
liquor selling.
The only witness against him was
intimidated end swore falsely when
Jerry's trial came eff. Jerry was
bound over for having intimidated the
witness and he has been trying to get
out Of Jail ever sirce. The Wit
ness is also in jail.
Jerry has offered q cash bond Of $3.50
which was declined.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
Funeral Services Sunday.
recessioRs.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Pyles were cond acted from the
house Sunday morning, Rev. j. B.
Game officiating. A large number Of
sorrcwIng relatives and friends we're
present to participate in the lSst sad
rites.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
Emma Goldman Located.

st. Louis, Sept. emma Goldman
called at the postC flee here for mail at
9 O'Clock Saturday.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

See Heller's circular of removal sale.
Call and get one if you did not receive
one.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
Cnngler is Dead .

Columbia. S. G, Sept. 81. Gordon
CoogleT, poet and printer, died this
morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
RAlLROAD CHARTERED.
New Company to Build From Fl
Scott TO Florence

The state charter board today grant
ed a charter 10 the Fort Scott. lola <
Western railroad company It is a Fort
Scott enterprise, capitalized at S40o 000.
The ineorporators are w. P. billiard.
who was a railroad commissioner under
the Leedy administration. c. F. Drake.
b F. Mcdonald. c. W. Goodlander and
c c. Nelson.
The new concern proposes to build 2
railroad in westerly and northwest
erly direction from Fort Scott to Flor
ence The estimated length of the rail-
road is $50 miles, and it will pass
through Bourbon, Allen. WoOdsOn-
Greenwood. Chase and Marion counties
The ArmOurdale Bank Building com
pany was chartered today. It has 81 600
capital stock. and the purpose is to
build a bank and office building in that
city j. R- Kelley 1T. NJ Strait. G. I'll.
Simms- F. W Chapman E s. NcAnany
and W T. Atkinson are the projectors
The Western Land company. of Wielf-
tia, capital stock $1,000 was also chart
cred.
Other charters granted were to the
Mosquito Creek Cemetery association
at Troy. KaS-. and the First Presby-
terrain church. at Horton.
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FOREIGN CROPS.
Wheat Is Short in England and Ger
many-Better in France.

Mauy-49cbLcI II E1A4C6
London, June 1o.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press in its weekly crop review today
says:
owing to the deficiency in rain, Eng
lish hay inevitably viii be considerably
below the average and importers who
are not now complaining of the plethora
of dry food stuffs, such as oats and
maize will find a good sale for them
long before this time next year
1T may be added that with foreign
wheat we are not at all overstOcked. The
official report shows the French wheat
crop is better than anticipated so that
if the weekend markets are depressed,
it is only the sure large eoincident i'm
port requirements in England France
and Germany that a large surplus both
in America and Russia could be ade-
quately balanced. The present outlook
is that there will be a large deficiency
both in England, Germany and a large
surplus in the United States and Russia
Therefore France seems to hold the scale
and confirmation Of the present news
Is awaited with interest
The spread of rust in Hungary Is SER
io1s. Unless it rain soon, the crops will
be gravely injured.
In Austria, the prospects are regard
turaI affairs Of the dual monarchy
should be watched attentive1y, for the
deterioration of French and Austria
Hungary prospects might IN the present
state of trade alter the balance OF power
and shift the control of the wheat and
-four markets from the buyer to the
SeIler''
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SCATTERING SHOWERS.
Cider Smith Says Rains VIII Not Be
General.

General.
Cider Smith made the following
forecast for the State Journal today:
There viii be scattering showers
throughout the week in Kansas and
Topeka may or may not get some of
them. There viii probably be more rain
about Saturday. Sunday or Monday and
it will also be much cooler about this
time
LAST WEEKS RAINS.
The rain map for the week ending
Saturday as prepared by Observer Jen-
nings shows a general precipitation
over the state during the week Oh from
a half inch to three inches and over.
The rainfall by counties was as fol-
lows:
Eastern Division-Donfphan 81, Atch-
ison so. Leavenworth Sc. Jefferson 3d.
Wyandotte 80, Douglas so. Johnson .43
Franklin LOS, Miami so. Anderson So
Allen %. Bourbon PA. Cherokee A.
Nemaha Sc. Marshall LS3, Brown rs.
Riley "a, Geary. inch, Pottawatomie
LIP, Jackson -18, Shawnee 81, Usage 1.42,
Wabaunsee inch, Norris LIS, Lyon 3.15,
Chase 1.43, Coffey SO, Greenwood 80,
WoodsOn So. Elk so, Wilson .43, Mont
gomery 49, Chautauqua so.
Middle Division-W ashington $50,
Butler rs, CoWley TO- Republic inch,
Cloud 81, Ottawa 1.53, Saline $50, Nc
Pherson Las. Harvey 1852, Sedgwick 80.
Sumner 172, Jewell 10, Mitchell inch,
Lincoln 2-10. Ellsworth inch. Rice LOO.
Reno 232, Kingnan inch, Harper 2-5S.
Smith inch. Osborn so, Russell Al, Stat
ford LA. Barton so, Pratt 1.24, Barber
LOS, Phillips 81, Rocks so. Ellis 81
Rush 40, Pawnee so, Edwards .25, Kiowa
inch, Comanche so.
Western Division-Norton so, Graham
so. Trego IS, Ness so, Hodgeman .o5
Ford 193. Clark 80, Decatur IL, Sheri-
dan so, Cove inch, Lane inch, FInney
10, Gray 80. Thomas %, Logan inch,
Scott inch, Cheyenne so, Sherman Sd,
Wallace Ito. Greeley so. Wichita so.
Today's forecast is partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday with possibly local
thunder storms. Cooler west portion
Tuesday" TOday's maximum up
to noon was So and the minimum 10
The wind has been south to southwest
blowing 20 miles an hour. Sundays
maximum was "a and the minimum Sc
a range of 50 degrees.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
FAST YACHTS TO MEET.
Columbia and Constitution to Race on
June 20.

New York. June 10.-The secretary of
the New York Yacht club has made an
nouncement of the ffty-ffth annual
regatta, to be held on Thursday, June
20, and for the Glen Cove cups. to be
sailed on June &c. In the latter event
it is expected the Columbia and Con
stitution win meet for the first time
The first event is one Of a series con-
tinued since the formation of the New
York club fifty years ago There are
only two annual regattas missing
from the list Each omission was due
to a war. The first skip was in 1861,
and the second in 1888. when submarine
mines were in the lower bay
There were five classes for schOOners
and six for single masted vessels and
yaWls in the annual regatta For
prizes there are a regular cup for first.
if two or more start, a. cup for second.
if four or more start. the cruising trim
cups and the Bennett regatta cups Of
fered by Commodore James Gordon
Bennett, jr-. in ISL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
GEN. NILES SON-IN-LAW
Will Fill the Place Made Vacant by
Muhler,s Death.

Washington, June 10-The vacancies
in the staff of Lieutenant General Miles.
commanding the army, caused by the
death of Lieut.. Col Francis Afichler and
the transfer to the inspector generals
department of Lieut.. Col H K Bailey,
have been filled by the assignment of
Lieut. Col. Samuel Reber to duty as
military secretary and the assignment
of Lieut.. Col. NJ. P. Maus to duty as
aid-de-camp- Colonel Reber is Gen
eral Miles sOn-fn-laW
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
Shetland Ponies For Sale or Trade.

For sale or will trade for real estate,
horses. etc, three small, fine Shetland
ponies. between four and eight years.
One of these is a high-bred black stall
lion from imported stock. What have
you to trade for one or the three? Give
full particulars. Address postof1ce box
100. Topeka, Kas-
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Special train via Rock Island, Kansas
City to Topeka, Tuesday evening, for
accommodation of MarshalFs band and
Topeka people desiring to see Shriners'
parade and return home sane evening
Train leaves Kansas City at 100 a M,
arriving at Topeka 2:35 a m Fare $2-67
for the round trip.
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TWO MEN DIE
As Result of Seeking Evidence
For a Divorce Suit.

Newport, O., June 10--James A. Ham
iton desiring to obtain proof against
his wife in a divorce proceeding. took a
witness and watched her house Saturday
night. two miles north Of this place. At
? a. m. he saw Robert Arey appear at a
rear door of the house. An encounter
followed Hamilton was shot and killed
and Arey then shot himself and died
last night
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Another Joint Raid.

Chief stahl and officers Walker and
Downie raided the Joint kept by o.
Kempton at 40e Kansas avenue the
place formerly known as the Senate,
Saturday night. A key of beer on tap.
a pump, whisky, q glasses and the or
binary cheap board bar We're captured.
His case viii come uo for trial in it's
order, after the prosecution Of the joint
lists previously arrested
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obiected to Blind Tieer.

Huntsville. Tenn, June 1O.-John
David was killed by Q. B. Byrd at Pho
nee, Tenn. David is said to have been
conducting a blind tiger near Byrd's
alleged, confined Byrd in house for
day or two and when David was about
to enter the house Byrd shot him David,
it is said, had killed four men,
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Special train via the Rock Island
Kansas City to Topeka after the Shrin-
ers' entertainment. Tuesday night for
accommodation of Marshalrs band and
Topeka people. Train leaves Kansas
City at 100 a. m, arriving at Topeka at
2.35 a N.
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Take the Rock Island special for To-
peka after Shriners' entertainment in
Kansas City. Tuesday evening. Special
will leave Kansas City at leo a. m,
arriving Topeka at 2:35 a. m
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Kansas city and Return So. 81

VIA THE SANTA FEE.
Account Mystic Shrine Tickets on
sale June II and II. good returning as
late as June II. Six trains q day in
each direction
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Citizenship Pardona

Governor Stanley today issued citi-
zenship pardons as follows: Burglary,
Sam White, Montgomery; Harry Dun
1nire, Lyon. Grand larceny. Ed Moon,
Bourbon; Bert Nealy, Bourbon: George
Edwards. Iabette- Thomas O-Brien
Laoette- Henry Lewis. Labette: James
FRANKLIN. I.abette; Charles Shafer Os-
borne, 5 3. Trip, Douglas. Assault
% Kill J. W. Shaw, Woodson- Assault
to rob. Clarence Bailey. Wvandoffa
assault. Alexander Hamilton. johnson.
Samuel Quick, shawnee False pre-
tense. William Stenger. Sumner.
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Bamberg, Bavaria, June 1O-Louis
Stern. the former United States com
mercia1 agent here. shot himself today
in the public gardens near the town
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10

No need to fear sudden attacks of
cholera infantum dysentery, diarrhoea.
or summer complaint If YOU have DR..
Fowler's Extract Of wild Straubs,--,-
IN the medicine chest
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SPECIAL.
Chicago and Return $1,000 via the
Santa Fe Route.

Tickets on sale June II. 1S. Il and Is.
with extremely long limit of September
Is. This is an excellent rate for any
one going to the Buffalo exposition
See or address T. L King, agent A T.
& s. F. Ry., for particulars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
Kansaa City and Return 81. az
VA THE SANTA FE

VA THE SANTA F'E-
Account Mystic Shrine Tickets on
sale June II and u. good returning as
late as June II. Six trains a day in
each direction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
Kansas City and Return a. az

VIA THE SANTA IA.
Account Mystic Shrine. Tickets or
late as June II. Six trains q e3aS Il
each direction.
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Rock Island Route.

S2.67-Kansas City and return-S2.67
Tickets on sale June 10 and IL, limited
for return June II.
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Special train via the Rock Island.
Kansas City to Topeka. after the Shrin-
ers entertainment. Tuesday night. for
aceoI nnodatlon of MarshalIs band and
topeka people. Train leaves Kansas
City at 100 a. m, arriving at Topeka at
gas z. m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10

Tickets on sale June % to July ;. good
to July g. 1901 For copy of this seasons
program call on agent at depot.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10

Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly, $3.50
via Santa Fe $1.60
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
FREE MESSENGER FOR WANTS
PULL a Postal Telegraph Cable box or
can BY telephone No al and have your
" nj Ads brornt to The State Journal a
you for messenger service Cost Of classi-
the hue and every fraction thereof
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
place to AXE c seen 81 Children Il re Can at at
4oS Fairchild St, North Topeka
wANTED-situatI by middle aged wo-
man as nurse in confinement: references
gwen address Nurse care Journal
WANTED-Position as stenographer by
experienced man. Address w A. c,
Journal
WANTED Nursing by a lady of long
Tenth street
WHEN you want to hire man or boy,
call up z N c. A. telephone 311- We
nave a list OF men and confidential refer
ployment Bureau. 1T East Eighth ST.
=- --.-=
ALE HELP.
~~7-~~----~--~~-----~-0
WANTED Competent white girl for gen
dress c. care Journal
WANTED-Woman or girl for general
houseWork Ills Madison St
WANTED-Ladv bookkeeper ana cashier.
operator OF Remington machine pre-
1erred Address in own handwriting,
Clothler, care Journal
A LOVELY complexion. satin-slzin pro-
duced using exquisite Satin-Skin Cream
and Powder.
wANTED-white girl for general kitchen
work 204 W. Sixth st
WANTED-A nurse for young child; ref
Tyler st
WANTED-Girl Apply at No. 324 Green
wood ave.
WANTED-MALE HELP
---------~-~---~~~--~~-~--
WANTED-AIen to learn barber trade:
pleted arran gements to place our BARRIERS
on palace trains: other positions ALSO
eight weeks completes tools presented.
Write today. AIoler Barber College. ST.
Louis. Mo
WANTED-Man to take charge of
branch house at Topeka. Kas-, July J.
Office already established. Salary 800 per
month and commissions. Manager now
in charge going east. Must furnish good
references, and 81 900 cash capital Call
or address l. NJ. Bard. room No. g.
Crawford bldg. Topeka. Kas
WANTFD-Nan 1lprfeht character to
manage business of old established
house: salary SIS per week and expenses,
payable each week direct from headQuar-
ters- expense money Advanced: position
permanent, reference. Standard House,
354 Caxron Bldg. Chicago
WANTED good city solicitors: good
money. I. B. Price Merit Co.. 221 E 4th-
WANTED-AGENT
WANTED-Agents IN every county to int
trOduce our New Ideal Hair trea tment,
consisting of three articles Send 81 for
agents complete outfit and begin work at
once. California Perfume Co., Davenport,
Iowa.
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MATCHMAKER.

-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~----
WATCHES cleaned. T5c: clocks. SOC. main.
springs, TIC; crystals, 1Oc- Cash paid FOL
old gold or silver. All work guaranteed
up. see Uncle Sam. 512 Kansas ave.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
>---~-~--------~--~~~--
A REALLY refined toilet can not be COM
pleted without Satin-Skin Cream and
Powder If you wish a better complex
ion, try them, Csc. New Model drug de-
partment
ALBERT HORTON, Jr., has assumed the
management of a first class boarding
house at 42S North Weber ST., Colorado
Springs, Colorado Write for terms
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-Good saddle horse. Inquire
500 Van Buren, st.
WANTED-By young man taking vocal
lessons. use of piano hour each day; will
pay g monthly. Music, care Journal.
WANTEDATo buy or rent one or two
horse team and huekster wagon. Z. A.
s, care Journal
WANTED-Lace curtains and portiers to
clean. Mrs Fosdick. Us Quincy St
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" Arise me God. and strike. for we hold
the just;
Strike dead the whole weak race of
VenOmous worms.
That sting each other here in the
dust
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IDA c. BARNES. NJ D.
Office 73z Kansas ave Residence Thir-
tenth and Clay. Office hours: a. n. To
n a. m, and p. m. to D. m Telephono
SIS residence and IS office
DR.. EVA HARDING. homeopathic. ezl
Kansas ave Telephone az
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RICYOLEs.
TRAINED NURSES.


TRAINED NURSE and masseur can be
secured at 504 W. 10th ST. Tel. $50.