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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21

Sufferers from
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
FlatuleDcy
or any form of
Stomach Dis
order should !
try the Bitters
If they would
be cured. 1t
also fortifes
the system
against at
tacks of
Lagrippe and
Malarial
Fever and
Ague.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21
Wednesday.

John Tovera is reported quite i'll
with the grippe.
Frank Waddell Is confined to his
home by severe illness.
r. III. Carroll was q passenger last
evening for McHenry, North Dakota.
VIC. sheppard was In Moravia to
day looking after business interests.
J. e. Brown has gone to Millstead,
Alabama, on q professional and pleas
ure trip.
Mrs. j, w. McMullin, who lie lying
At her home very III ,is reported some
better to-day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

way they were overlooked until 4 few
days ag0. when 1Ir Mccain found
them. he having since their receluE
been for several years general eastern
aEent e the Alton IN New YORK city
aT11 sent back here In general charge y
the passenger business III tha read IN
kansas city and TIE territory IN which
he formerly Travelled How Iong have
these folder boxes been hera2+s = ask
cd and being Informed they had beer
stored IN the sane place for some time
n gave orders TO have the receipt CT
All advertising matter reported ID him
80 mat r. could personally see that L.
was promptly distributed. Then Mr.
eleClaIn started f1r Z vacation n co..
Grade and when the attention Ct L. .
Cooper. travelling passenger agent wzs
called 70 the matter h maze an hives
rIgaLiln and g7ereIuna5 rha fact that rha
folder boxes were received while Mr.
AcElzI1 was travelling passenger
agent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

coufecriozAr can supply you But Ioi1
can Use dried corn huskz- they are
better than the fresh huszs- and are
zefrerz,5 in the I1zevarrl water These
hzzzs 1ruparr a flavor TO the Eom4-as-
II you use the paper It would be bet
ter 10 wrap each romales in a piece or
eheasecIorh to steam OF boil IL. a. the
paper might break.
CHOEE-CEE Jerry VINE
Mrs J. n v writes -Vvui You
please publish a recipe FOR ch0ke-r-errlr
WInez
Bruise the cherries. but do not crusl
the stones. stir them thoroughly, cover
with a thin cloth and let stand Tor q
hours. Strain and measure the liquor
and 10 each gallon OF juice add two
pounds Of graduated sugar stir u1-l-
the sugar - dissolved. t1eu cover a.
before and let stand another "a lour@
strain the clear Hluor into a c1s-c ami
let IL stand until IL ceases TO 1erlr7l-
or make any noise fth@ vessel must D.
ruID- then bung IL tightly let ir stand
for six months and then bottle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
Low Rate Excursions all Summer
via The Burlington Route

During the coming sumner the Bur
very lowest excursion rates thar have
these rates. 1ezrinzri lions. etc. Is 50
nearest ticket agent for details OF else
do rs the ravor 70 write f1r rates. de-
zcriprfVa matter. etc
CHEAP SUMNER TOURS WEST
Daily to Colorado. Utah and Black Hili1.
also H0meseekers' excursions every rUu
weeks to the whole West and Ncr-1-
west
CHEAP ExCUR SIOc7S EAST-very
low rounz trip rates 10 the Buffalo E-x-
position the Seasnore- Adlr1u 1acl-z-
thousand eastern resorts fine lake AMI
rail trips east via Chicago. Detroit.
Cleveland
CHEAP EXCURSIONS NORTH -
Every day to s. Paul. Minneapolis ant
Lake Superior resorts the coolest recre-
alive country
Ask for ne EurLuzton's Sumner eE-
cuTsl0n rate circulars
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS person.
ally conducted every Weduesday frcu1
ST. Louis. every Thursday from kan
szs City and St Joseph
Write Us for rates and printed matter
describing the proposed trip
p H. CROKER. L. W. WANELEY.
hAN5As CITY. No ST LOUIS. 40
HOWARD ELLIOTT.
General Manager ST. LOUIS. No
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
NEW LINE 10 COAST.
Santa Re and Rock Island Interested
II Propossd sehsue-


There IS 2 prevailing opinion among
railroad C1I-ers that within the next
year OF Two Few Eue OF railroad VII
o. 1lzlr west from either Sa-r Lake City
or Ogden LraA- t1r TIA benefit OF rt1=
ROADS -Caz- are Eor Under the control Or
the Hartman syndicate TIE EzrrI-
man people now owning the Southern
ard r MON F4Etti-- With the Illinois Cen
trail and Alton have monopoly OF rhe
central through lines between Chicago
and san Francisco. The roads r1zr p
crate between Chicago ard TIE Rocky
ut1-l-a- u.s. E--r- 1ngr1l- Rock Island
and Missouri EaaEiEc-are now entirely
dependent upon the Hartman system
Eriq1 and Southern Pzc1dc-for Pa
GfLG en@st outlets
Already ch=re Is evidence r1ar the
Hartman syud1ca-a iurez5s % operate
its Pacific coast line IN its OWE interests
and -1ar IL VIII attempt 20 divert 50
far As possible AL 1rz1c 70 rs lines
III this policy g pursued. and this is
said 70 be certain. the Burlington Rock
Island and Missouri Pacific rozds VIII
have up EaT1rs -1 expect tr1I r1e
Southern Pacific aS san Francisco
connection They VII be forced % pay
second f1dlz ra the Hartman lines
It lis believed that the lIorga1-EfIl
syndicate as owners Of the Burlington
Rock Island and the Czoul6s back Of the
4LIsE11rl Pacific viii pool their interests
10 rhe extent Of forming an auxiliary
company 70 construct All independent
THE from THE western r5ErLIE1 10 TIE
coast thar they nay Be- free % protect
z6=ir Ines - against the southern Pa
e11c- The 1nrag1uIs1l1 feeling between
Morgan ard Hartman IS ven known
ard rhs owners OF the Missouri Pacific
and Rock Island while not Al var with
Hartman fear that they may Be equal
= deHeudeu- upon his roads for = Cali
t1r1Ia connection
Senator Clarkss projected lire would
10r answer for r5e California Quiet
that would be demanded Hy The Rock
Island Burft-Erau ard Missouri Fzez@tc
because Il would reach Los Angeles
and 1gE san Francisco
wll1zEzueftEg RE attempts thaE
have been made 70 boom Southern Cal
Lfcruia IN business way. san Fran
cisco e s-II the great port. the Uerrrp-
els OF the Pacific coast and the goal
1E all railroads that would reach that
territory The Santa F7s has recognized
-1ls and Is now planning e change the
pert d It's Era1s-EzcIEic steamship Lines
from San Diego I'd San Francisco
Tia FaE11c coast and particularly
san Francisco. + Developing Al Vvou-
l=rtlI rate The requirement Of Crien-
raI possessions hT the United States
and the mineral finds ard growth OF
Alaska and the further opening Of the
Hawaiian Islands are giving san Fran
cisco new He
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
BANDA ROSA Music.
CoupIsts Programme Fer the In
gagement n Topeka

CoupIsts Programme Fer the En-
gagement n Topeka
Following i the complete programme
Of the Banda Rosa euga cement N To-
pe1za which opens THURSDAY evening
THURSDAY EVENING. SEPT q
PART 7
Funeral March IN Memory OF Pres
fdent Mckinley --.------- SCREENING
2-Mareh-'sVs How Grove Sorrsur1u3
s-OverE1rs- ann Ia User Wagner
ma Lady Luf----AEr BY SorEeulI10
SoIo Trumpet Sig. Bottegz
Grand Selection from Carmen
------------ BIZ :
solos By Signori AIaSsz- BoL-ega- Febbo
and BarII0ErL
PART Il
s-IntarIaezze-- sal'Ez1es.' --- Lorraine
7-Sextetre from Lucia -DonIzetu
SoIos BY S1gzor1 BOttega. Febbo and
BarII0ttL
s=-Th= Eida of the VaIzyTias ------
Waz7zr
s-Mareh- Kansas City Spirit
- .----------------:s orrent1no
FRIDAY MATINEE SEPT 60
PART
1-Mareh-'-The CharIatanr-. Sousa
z-Overture---Fra DfavaIo's --Auber
S-EV zItz-ss1 Monte Csrisro'' -EotIar
4=Quarretre from -EsIgoleEto'' - Verdi
SoIos by S1gu0rz Boetegz. Chizr1nI.
Febbo and BaruotL.
PART II
@sTo Mary AR By ssorrentino
Solo trumpet Sig BoEregz
Grand selection from Bohemian
SoIos BY S1zncrf Bottega- TedaschI and
8arIlorrL
T-1[arch-'-The Kansas City Spirit
----s----s---- @orrHurl1o
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT. 20
PART I
1-March- Guardians Of Liberty
=. -.-- ---- Reid
First rendition IN public Of j new
composition By Mr. Albert T Reid q
Topeka
S-Intaruezzo-' CaVallsria RustIeanaF
1AzScz7EEE1
Sodo Trumpet sig B0erega-
-Grand selection from '-Loheugrin''
-.---.--.---------- Wagner
Solos b sizuorf Boetagz and Fsbb0.
PART Il
5zs.Love IN Td1eness Macbeth
6-Graud selection from -Audrae-
Cnen5ar,s ---..---.--.-.--- --- Czfordzua
With Incidental solos
E-EVzltz- E-sHarz -------- Wsldtstzel
sAMzrcn-.sA F-raugzsa'' --.-.-.- Costa
ATUDAE MATINEE SEPT Il
PART
March Liberty -------- SOrrsntiuo
-C1verEure-s y=u1or5ss -- Thomas
-Song-- AlIee- Where Art Thou
D. q - i -~- 5 - - - -1@-k2e-E
Solo baritone Sig BariIottL
-Lsdzey-s- Happy Hone TIzler
With Incidental soIoS-
PART II
the Angels Serenade-' Bragg
Flute, Sig Cl0fHEs bass clarinet sig
SannA
ESouve11r 1Izz1rIza -SOrreuli10
7-SeIection from The Chimes e.
NorEnaEefy'' -ETzriz1etfs
Solos by SIguori Borrega. Febbo and
BariIottL
SATURDAY EVENING. SEPT q
PART Z
Wv Wedding March .------- NerdAzsso1u
z-f3vert1zre- sFseggeutes merchants
save Maria ------------------ -Gouno5
Solo Trumpet Sig BotEegA
HSelectIcn from B0czcc7os -----Suppz
SoICs by Sigucr5 Bottega- Fehbo and
BarII0ttL
PART II
@Soug 70 the Evening Star. from
TanUhauser ------------- y aguer
Solo Trom60ne. Sig Febb0-
s=eCCcoauut Dance ---------- Herman
Grand Duet from II Trgvatures+
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Verdi
Solos by Szzu1rf Epttsza and F'ebbo
SHARED Peace Forever - Lorraine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
&c ELEcTRIo -
Albuquerque Shops VIII Be Equipped
WAX Electric Light and Power.

AlbuQusrqus Shops VIII Be Equipped
Wizh Electric Light and Power.
The mast Interesting event oE the
week al the shops At AIbuauerGue was
tna arrival IT the advance guard # the
men WHO are To install the finest eIac-
trlc Light plant IN the west There VII
b TWO splendid engines II TIE central
building and dynanl1s viii Dc situated
in convenient quarters Every wheel II
the shop system VIII De operated hy
electricity The brass foundry mas been
practically finished A portion Of tEa
Stone wall separating il from the pres
ent quarters of the air plant Is ID o.
torn down and air machinery removed
10 = place provided IN the machine shop
and the vacant space VIII be utilized as
additional roem f7r the foundry Tne
volcanic eiuders lar lie machine shop
-0cr have been Isvsled and the plank
do0EfuE Is gong down Tie electrical
machinery has ali arrived and the work
OF installing II VIII beg11 At once
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
sPARKs % 60 ENGTNFs

E1rreen cars Of Z log train in charge
Of Conductor Moore went OF the track
near Is mile post at L-GG THURSDAY
night The gang Of Maxicauz who are
being called OUT At that Late hour 70
clear up r1= track ard refused TO
work hence It was necessary 70 leave
the dera1Ae1 cars and cab9ose stand
ing until Friday morning The engine
and nine cars. accompanied By the
train crew came On In The track was
not opened uE until Friday nocn-Ala-
uog0rdO ADVERTISE
ROuudhouze Foreman H = Bennett
cf Ration has resigned mis- Position and
IL IS understood VII accept a position
where it L. said ne viii take the re-
qufred exan1iuariou--Las Vegas Optic
4 s Van SLyck I've stock agent O.
the santa E'e- cana In from Silver City
this morning He says thar Maggie.
the blatant anarchist IS IN AL Al ST.
Yer City and being subjected TO the
sweating process Considerable zE-
element prevailed in that burg when
they VIII turn him loose he'll be good
and that he never did mean anything
by what NJ said about Mckinley going
ID 2& Killed any Wa --EA EasC Herald
Mss Nay Reader ore OF the Harvey
house girls At LamE. was CIT walking
the other evening and came near being
bitten By 4 rztrlesuzkA Il vas killed
1T Engineer Read and proved to have
thirteen rartIes--AIbu1uer Journal
Democrat
SoruechInE lfzz $1,000 vii Dc ex-
pended u a few western roads this
year N the purchase Of fans Of special
designs for advertising PURPOSES The
Burlington 81 Northwestern roads have
Just contracted with firms in japan for
Loco eco fans 10 De given away in the
United States next summer The fans
are made IN the homes Of japanese pee
PIE and the printing = executed ~
firms IN that country from plates sent
there from this country OF SOC eco fans
ordered By one Of The reads 40 Geo VIII
De- distributed in the territory east Of
Chicago and 1000 west 81 ne Missouri
river The fans cost on an average q
IA cents each--Eansas City Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

Railroads Of TIE UnIted States con
tribute A very large SUN annually 10
tie public revenue List year the
amount paid BY them exceeded s59. Geo =
eeg. Is shown by recently prepared sta
tisties- In direct taxes the railroads Of
New York paid last year 81 500 Gee these
Of Illinois s4-IGG eco. those Of PanusyI-
vazia S379d.0GG. and the other large
states the following SUNS MaSSa-
cEusstts 8 SEQ Cue Ohio. 8 $50 COG n
diana 3 51G.1GQ- Kansas $50 1a8- New
Jersey. toward the state expenses ST.
$50 SEQ. Wisconsin 81. sec sec Iowa 81
4aa 6G0- California $500 600. and Texas
Al ever 81 coo Geo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

Hafg- an eminent English 1hFsiciar. has
proven that coffee e earzs % rlsel'-a-
tiz1n. sick headache gravel. uarrc1s exc
haustfor and numerous ether r-atadies-
Co1ss drinkers are unconsciouslv crlrl-
waiting these malzdies with can cup %
their flvurfre beverage Canelu. the &C.
tive poison contained tn coTze- behaves i1
the body like uric acid
The ccTze habit IS often hard 20 shake
OF. but Is made easy b. the use o. 6ar-la
Creek Sanitarfum substitute. Caramel c.
rsai- a pure cereal pr0duct- made By an
Improved process and absolutely free from
molasses ard oe1er cheap refuse
There are many luzirarors- but only enc
genuine Be sure 60 ask your grocer Tor
Battle Creek Sanitzriizu Cereal Cclet--
and look for the picture q this worid-fa-
nous Institution On the pacEass- Ask
your grocer Tor it,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
AEo1zER POSSIBILITY
: 7 Harahan Nay b the Next
Southern Pacific President

Chicago. sept 1s-A local railroad
e1Heial asserted yesterday Enar T. knew
j HaraEzn- second vice president
1t the Illinois Central rad been offered
-1a position of president q the south
sru PaCifc rrad There IS no longer
any 11utt thar President Hays 1as re-
signed but lr IS not known generally
lrc1 wlar 1ar@ mis- resignation viii
take eject
II was asserted yesterday UPON F1a
sarra authority that Mr. Earzhzzr was
lzasll-E summoned from Europe fer the
pose Of EClzIlra clou vita llr- HarrI-
man and Others interested Ii the South
eru Paste At any rars. Ar- Hara-
1aus visit So Europe was shortened
s1le7v- hat and Lz ls EH1Hu thai h= haA1
several consultations with ar HarrI-
1-z1 before returning I'd Chicago
As might be- expected. 71r- Earaha1
enter denial az tire story. and he
could ue expected r1 do nothing else.
even e i- Is true What The Southern
Pacific demands and what Mr. Harri-
nan proposes getting for It IS 4 prssi-
Gent w11 Is an expert operating man
tn problem OF operation on the south
=r1 Pacific for tEe uaLr ET= ten
years TlI na one that VIII lax the IN
sA1ulET ard ability &c anyone WHO ar
cepE the presidency q the company
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

Wichita. Kan. SspE 1s-Ths police
ar rounding Up "a number If alleged
szar-11sE Hl-l view q 5r-r11E -1=u
from -he cz-T Lac zzs-- nzzh- 1tdcers
arrested "a dentist named Fl Dive Tor
raising d1srespec-rll remarks relative
% -1e a-= president and rr1clal-llaE
1lEzsl an anarchist Wien arrested
he was ir gear e his He and -r1rulzs=
- leave The county Il released TIE cE1-
cars escorted h1- 20 t1A ei-y limits
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
MEMPRIs LIE
Frisco Said to Be Planning q Short
Cut From St LOUIS

St Louis. sept 19--ArricIas have
been He'd in the ofHce Of the secretary
OF state consolidating the 81 Louis Z
Memphis railroad company. the Mem
phIs & St- LOUIS railroad company and
The s. Louis. Czru1hers & Memphis
railway company. under the name or
rhe St Louis & Memphis railway com
rany. With a capital OF s1Z5.G00. Re-
ferr1E 10 the consolidation TIE Globe
Democrat says that it IS generally m
ders-ood IN railway circles that the
Frisco has al option on The three prop
critics named which are located IN
southeast Missouri On the Arkansas
border. ard that K Is the intention or
the Frisco management TO establish =
short line between St Louis & Men
his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

town Of Lewis. and It is said assault
81 several white persons The sheriff
Of Edwards county was sent for. who
came to Lewis and g7erutize7 nearly
every white person n II and gave them
authority 70 cary q deadly Wea uoE
TIE heroes were than eerraIIed IL 4
coach and taken To kfaslzy TEere
were some dire threats made b1t meth
IlE ser1gua resGIEe1-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

Newton. Sept Is--Char1ey Thomas
one Of the employees Of the hack sho2.
had the second finger Of his Iefr hanf
badly mashed Friday evening Of IssE
week and has been or duty she that
time He runs one Of the big Iat1es
and while a. work let a huge cas- lug
fzu which completely severed the end
OF the 1ugeE- He * nursing It care
fully and VIII probably recover from
the accident without any serious re-
suits. though It may be some tine be-
fore he = able TO resume work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

L-C-T celery Nerve l-rr----r--7
scientific cCEcl-a-icu C mattress r=alrr
rzsr1ra-s. -A+=rT. cocoa. -ascizrz zaE-aiza
-ar---a ard --lrc- 1--ls SEE-w ett-rf-=-
Wzl-T W-Lz1 ard -ra1 I'D trrszz-- 7r---
Is- ind lE -nl= Er=a- -1rr ---lr4 nAalr-
s--=-E-E 411 happiness SEQ ~
=-zrz1e1 kansas zrsz-z- Alz-stz1
Er1z- Is Kansas averus-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
eoop 80 a LAKIN.
Three wells Furnishing the Best
Wster On Western Division

Iakin. Sept 1s-Suparfnt
Archer. OF the santa F-e water depart
uau1 has spent much time IN Lakin
during the past two months looking
after the sinking Of the deep wells at
this place and his Izbors hzve been
crowned with success II is I'D boast
1u- IS a conceded fact that Lakin has
the best water zfoug The western d.
vision for making steam without injury
20 tha locomotive boilers. and now with
the three wells tEe superintendent can
Congratulate himself that he las both
quality and quantity
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

Account general convention Erls-
copaI churrh. san Francisco. October
1901 TIE Rock Island WilL sell tick
cts at S45 for the round trip Tickets
on sale September II 60 A. inclusive.
with fuaI return limit [oTemh sr u
Stop-overs VIII be alloTed west o.
Colorado common points. both goirs
and returning For fun Information
see A. IL Fuller
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
sPLEHpp sEowMG
Great Northsrn shows Over Two Nil
Ion Increase n Recsipsz-

St Paul sept 1.-THE annual re-
pert of the Northern Paezde shows
gross earnings Tor the year ending June
20 Of So $50 ss4 an Increase OF s. 145.-
SIS ana net earnings o. So sza SO. an
increase OF Sze4 The dividends paid
aggregate SIS go eco Over g Gee 600 was
expended IN herIerue1ts and the total
90 Era
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
HIS owE MIsTAKE
Rallroad Nan Started Investigation
Of HIS Own BIurdsE

Ths1 p L Mccain general agent
"a the Alton passenger department az
Ea1zas CfEv- was travelling passenger
agent Ct that read II this Territory
SAYS The Kansas City Journal seven en-
eight years agu. shfuue1r q go
11l-er boxes advertising rhs Alton 1Eaz
sent % h1z rar distribution II soma
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
ONE TRAIN A DAY.
Law+on SchaduIs Announced by Vice
President Of Rock Island

Vice President Eovey OF the Rock Isl
and has given cut the official notice
that regular passenger trains would run
into T-awra1- Okla At $50 in tae morn
fug There VIII be one train each way
daily Tor the present A large force Of
mechanics VIII D put Go work at once
to build a passenger and freight depot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

cs1cEAn5- Ezs SEPT 1s-Dfsra.t-hzr
C1zr-=F smith las been promoted -.3
c1ie1 dispatcher WL-E headquarters AZ
Dal1arr- Tex. c1 the new line south
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

Tickets on sale September IA 20 II.
Inclusive Good returning as late as
October IL Through sleeper from To-
PEA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
&c FIRE 49,
caused . Gang Of Negro Labors-s to
Co WOE

Newton Ezs- sept Iz-Tt IS said a
gang q negroes. Whlch was employed
8E the Santa Re on the EuEch 7ns5n
branch laying steel got fun o. dra
Gus They were stationed Ct rha LE-le
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
TABLE AND KITCHEN.

Conducted by Ida Arnes Wills. Mar
1uette Building Chicago, ID whom All
inquiries should be addressed
All rights reserved oy Banning Co,
Chicago
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
NEW srANDPIPE
Rock Island Builds Iuproved Water
Facilities 81 Bslsvilla.

BeHev1u=- kan. sept 1s-Thz Rock
Island company Is erecting q stand
pipe ou the grounds near their POND i'm
the north part OF rswu- The pipe VII
&c Sc feet high and "A feet across
a crane mas been built northeast az
the DEPOT The water Is forced from
The stau6pIpe through under ground
piping up through the crane and into
the engine This makes the watering
problem vzrT easy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18
SWIFT HOLIDAY DRUG co.
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

II thz sacou5 act 1f The Night OF
Tie E-1-rr- when is announced To-
presentation nerH Pm thursday a- Gle
CrlWz-rt -E= 1-lEEz To1c= lawyer.
Sterrt= 1Ea-1a-s al- ==s -1= retired
iremaZ. Harry BllEar. la ar- crazy IN
- % convince a Judge and e Doctor
tEz- rs uild s urtzlarc=L IS -1z r.
suit or Ea-rrh 1f July explosion Any
one wEr 1as seen 1Er BulE=r On -1=
stage and 31Us as Iron U=--7is can
lm#Etr= TIE rest FF-sl ze begins On
ra l1ra 1%v as HA terms l- -1A act
simply screams Ei-1 laughter
The P-=rs -1Ee-T company VIII o.
e G -re era H-1-1 Two nights. cuUmz1--
Es Ll1-aF- AZ ~ II and 81 Gents
Ter E=r SAKE Russlzl play VII
1e Al -1= -rzH l1r1 S=p-=m1er -
TIE Fric-Arirgro Merry panT
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-18

TIE liz1ii-y % disease IS greatly
iesssue6 whsn The blood Is II good cor
d1Ioz ard tire circulation hea-tzv ard
rIgorous- For tEe1 al refuse natter
Is promptly carried oHtrf the system.
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blood become polluted ard TIE corsti-
t--Io1 50 weakened that a simple
rala1T might result seriously
4 healthy. active circulation means
good digestion and strong. healthy
re-v@s
As 6lood purifier and touic S. S s.
has no e1uz-- IT'S the safest ard best
-e1ecE fer cd people ard Children
bera-se II contains 10 Minerals. but Is
made exclusively Of zoos ard herbs
No ether -eEedT Sc thoroughly and
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