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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
YaafalOcr Sarmbjertis9

Nufbin9ion, San. q. = Smeilem
en- bel Mengoe 5orretningsTager /
9ufet Dag fremlasbe 8epraientdnt
Smith fra Mibigan, Der er Meblem
af 6uiets llobalg for uOenrigite Gu
ger, en- 2eiolution, / 5plge bpilten
Statsbepartementet opfororebes til at
anmooe ben brittiife 3e9ering ON at
tilbagefalbe Sebsbommen pcer 8perz
fommdnoant S6eepers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Stunc=Sasell.

aonItantinopel, San. 20. = pda=
libelige Gfterrttninger er inblebet 6er=
til om, at MiIs Gaen 80. Stone oq
Mme. Siilta FAINT oennes Spebbarn
befinoer fig bel. llnoerbanblingerne er
/ Sang, og man baaber De bil fpre til
5angerneS indrlige 2esldbelIe. 0en
umeritanife Miniiter 6eriteos ferer MI
Ielp observation-disclosures,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
H1slaOt.

9es Wtoines, San. 21.- @eb Slut
nin9en at 5orbprene an9aaenbe bet
formooeoe Wtoro pda ben unge Yige.
Mabel Scofielb, blep ben antlagsoe
Gbarles Sbomas, Der nu ober 2 Ma,
bar liot unber 9lnflu9s, after lsslab+.
9omitolen men!c at TMbel Scofielb
par Selbnorber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Gn $5cnrettelie / Sina.

2onoon, San. 20. = Der er fomz
met Gfterretnin9er fra Pefing ON, at
general Sung Sub Slang, ben berpgz
teoe Sgjenbe af llblanOinserne, bleD
benrettet ben Is. Sanudr / @upernp=
rens @darb &an, prObinien Sbdnii,
/ 0en6olb til lbbenbe Srbre fra gnfez
tejlerinoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
ltruli9beoer i llnsarn.

guoapeit, San. 20. : Timber en-
9rpotrig gDsn 2llIoibecs Maros=
5orba 0iitriftet angreb 6olteitaren
Gmbebsfontorerne. politiet ifeo, pq
10 at llroitifterne OrGbtes; 13 bler
lipsfarligt Iaareoe. Gn er bpb og fire
er ppoipet al Q9oerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
ilan EpaulDffc.

WiGiamspOrt. pa., San. 81. = 4
Manb brabtes / Dag paa Stebet; be
bar Serb meb at lesfe nogle Serns
baneposne, ba nogle andre 8ogne fom
farenbe inb benz. Wo9nene bogitabe4
Zig fplintreoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
SgiflanOs Sps6r meo
%enc5ucla.

@iGemituo, Curacao, San. 20. =
9ene8uelas Regerings Spar paa ben
tbite Hegerings &rab pau Opgpr at
tbite unberiaatters 5ilgobebabenoe
fra ben iibite Hepolution pil blipe fore
lagt @ene3uelas &ongres, iom traber
Iammen 5ebruar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Gn tafncmlis uSramp".

gaefp Yorf, San. 10. = Wab og
SuslD til en- iuIten, biemlss Ban,
brinosmanb 16 2lar tilbage bar iuIt
oisie Oase funbet i'm 9elsnning.
Gn tolb, ubpgselis often glaret 1885
fom en- uns Manb, tpnotlebt os fors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

@i benleber Opmarfiombeben paa.
at paItor $. S. 9ablitrpm, Hacine,
Wis., er Qsent for 0aniib 2ut6.
pu6l. 6ouIe, pg at bore 8enner Has
cine oerfpr tan faa 9eger, Sort 0. b.
bos BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

Qlrme bar 9ennemltuote, og fan buOfe
brattet fem 3ibben, ba ban unber 5orz
Ieget pua at trable b9t fra aampz
pldbien, par faIben ! ct 0h6t 0uI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Oulbiunb.

Proirie On G6ien, Wis., San. 16.
= 5olf Der 9pen er paa 9ensne
tbi Sub iiges at p9re funben en-
Mine nOro for 9Hen. Rpbeben, Der
fgrit blep giOet Ofentlig6eOen 2lftes,
ipreotes iom en- 2p6elio, og Soft BE-
gpnOte pjebliftelig at, le Spner. 6.
20. 2asleb fra Rep Merico, Iom er
en- 4utoritet paa bette Omraabe flyer,
at 5unoet er betbOelig, men man be-
bgper let life at b.gpnoe nogen Spe-
tulering; for ben opbagebe Wline bar
alt Gjere, iom reb, bpor meget Den er
D9rb og pil bioe at paste paa bOab
oeres er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
at teler ifte &unoerne fprte profan
5ale.

@n uiobbanlig 2G belm D.
big be b. 2aport, sSno., San. 16. :
Gilbert Gilmore, Der bibtil bar beret
en- peIa9tet poitmeiter bet IpOlige Sns
oiana, og ct Meblem af en- aniet 5as
mile, ital om nogle faa 0uge inb=
Iettes Mi6igan Gitp 5englel for at
uOIone en- Straf for 6eitetbperi.
Gilmore foripareoe fig life. 9an
ertlarebs fig IelO Itplbig for at reooe
Den pirtelige 5orbrpber, iom bar bans
Zen. Man fOripgte at OOertule bdm
til at op9iDe en- iau fatal 2Gbelmobig=
beb, men ban itob fait. Som bet laoer
til, far 8ennen en9ang gjort bam en-
5ieneite, Iom ban MI eniter at gen.
g9loe.
Surben uotalte 0ommen oStpls
big; men unoer be foreliggen0e Ont
itGnbig6eoer penter man, at ban me9et
mart paa 5orlangenbe pil blipe be-
ndd6st df @ubernpr Ourbin.
st Sub a @r9s opper.
glrs. S. g. S6aller af Ganestotd, g.
D, 6aboe fnlbt en- 8lomiierpot meb
frosien Sorb og teet bet op for at
plante glomiter bet. gfogen Sib
osrefter begpnbte 8inbuet, boor glomz
iterne ltob, at ibprme At @r9sbopper,
BEN frosne Sprb bdpbe p9ret fulb al
6eres Q@g, og Ifpnt Der 6ubbe p9ret en-
auloegrab af % unber 3ero, 6abbe
2G9gene ingen Sfabe taget, bpiltet
b Ipillepenbe Christopher notIom bib
nsbe ON.
Wlrs. S6a0ers Grfarin9 faoer be-
frpgte, at Christopher bill blipe ualz
minbelig tdlrige n9lte CONNER.
Suno st 9mpeb b. 9Bosproz
centen Gbicago 1901 er = efter
bpao Gbicagoblabene mebOeler - ZEN
fapefIe, iom bibtil nogen Uliffionbp
bar funnel meoe frem meo, nemlig fun
1873 pr. 1000.
Solo fpnet. 3olboeIenet Geip
Yort er bet iioite 2(ar gaaet itren=
gsrs til 89rts enb tibligere mob
posIagerer, Der tiger 2ano. 0et
opbagebes nemlig i'm 5ib, at ri9e
ameritanIte 5urilter aarlig bebrog
Staten for itore Summer peb at gpre
oeres toitbareIte Snbteb Guropas
Storbber og inofpre Dem gratis 9lmes
rita pso 9i9lp al oeres talrige &uners
ter. 9a 5uiinoer al rige Qlmeritanere
rimeli9bis bill Itremme til De engelife
Observation-Disclosures 2(ar, forbereoer
5olbp9ienet Jig til ct tiliparenoe grunz
oigt @fteripn.
Strdu 8 ubn9pnt. Wai6=
in9ton, San. Is. = Den for6enp9z
renbe Miniiter til Sprtiet Oscar @.
StrauIs er MI ubn9bnt til Wleolem
uf ben mellemfolfelige 8olO9iftsoomz
itol !6aag ben plaos, fom bleo lez
big peb @rspr9iioent 9enj. 9drriIons
Ogo.
Nrbetrdb 0 opfplbes. San
Srancisco, San. q. = W}rs. Clara
&luges og tenbes to 9erns 9lroetrdb
til fprbenp9renot 8orgmeIter. Qlbalf
Sutros 9eosbo er bleoen opfblot Iaa-
lsoes, at bun faar 100000 beraf.
Mlrs. aluge panitno. at bun bar
6emmelig biet til Sutro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
Sc tnlinOe Sing.

@ntro 9uno. Ct. qaul, Minn.,
San. 20. - Narb 3anbaQ, ben IT
oarigs Sen af Setreter 9. SO. Ran=
oaa, bleo orerfdlben aT en- ufenbt
Wiano IOite 9srbag often liot fer
y|iondt paa lloItiaingsplabien, og
blso iod lire tilreot, at ban blep fig
genoe bebibltlps.
@n 9uno, til6grenbe ben unoe
Nlano, itprteoe af Steb til 9iemmet,
9pleoe og peb upen for Dpren og fra
beee pdd oenne, inbtil man luffeoe op.
Ulr. Rancal anebe llraao og ltbnote
iig al Steo efter 9unoen, Iom trolig
leote BAN op til Spnnen, Iom lua ubz
trait paa Sorben. San bleb braqt /
0us, og en- 0ottor talbet iamtioiQ
meo, at politiet bleo unoerrettet ON
Sberfdloet. 0uncen bar af ct
gernbarb Hacen.
@n forfGroelig q bIen. =
Saplorspille, 81. Mrs. Saru6
Mdcfep, 6oiiOoenoe / oenne gp, bar en-
forunoerlig SpgOom. Sun npler
etoGt, og 0ottoren tan intet qere for
at itonoie Nbsningen, bporfor ban
paaitdar, bet er bet m9rfeliglte 5il=
fGloe, ban no9en Sinbe bar oplepet.
$ Dag, talte man, nbIte ben ilbeitilebe
Dame 1877 @ange 5ref, fua en-
6Dile paa 10 Ulinutter. og bsrpaa be.
9pnote bun igen og nes SO 8ange.
Oottoren mener, bet biorerer fra Ser
beipGttelie.
&octs 6 ere m b beoif t. =
Hen Yort, San. 20. = emma 8.
Sing, iom for nogen 3ib iiben lob fig
inoIpreite S9ringsitof fra en- ipg So
og blep imittet oeraf er nu fulbtom=
men belbrcbct unoer Or. George ..
Barnes 9ebanbling. Or. Barnes me-
ner berfor at babe bepiit baabe at Or.
aocts 39re ON. at S9ring life fan
oberfpres til Meaneitsr fra DIR, sr
falif og at 5Gring fan 6elbrebes.
I2 o D lin @illie. Soleoo, 8,
San. 90. - Wliis Wfarie g1aIsr, 0at=
ter at en- rig 8sbmonb fer / 8Den, te~
fegrafereoe @aar fra DaDton, g., til
i'm 5aoer og bab bam tomme o9 6ente
fenoe 6iem. 9a Mr. NoIsr fom til
Oapton, bite bet fig, at bans Oatter
mob lin Billie bar blepet 90tebiet til
gmeen 9eor9e Yurib, en- ung ManO,
iom rejIte runot og ialge, orientalite
3Gpper. Den unge pige flyer, at
Yario unber ct 8elsg / benbes Sjem
bbpnotilereoe benoe oeb at Ie 6enbe
itipt 8jnene. SUN erinOrer intet om
9ejlen til 0abton eller ON 9@gtelfabs-
Geremonierne. Oa Yarib fortalte
benbe, at bun bar bans Suitru, baas
neoe bun BAN og telegraferebe itrats
til lin 5aber.
N o aa g 0 b t. Solebo, O., San.
20 SaloonpGrterne bplbt ct Wlpbe
Der I gpen | 8aar og pebtog enitemmis
en- Opfororing til alle Salopnparters
ne og 8artenoerne ON at bolbe pp meb
at banbe Saloonerne ps at paaie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22
nm mn estra ubi sts ISru9ts of
<,OOO, WV Srnamenttgner, B9r

iruetbuife. Sioirr gnifabstrGer, 8ineS. ubmGrfei
Eager. Naaa iGs burtiot Set uil lgune iis at iaa
bore 9riier- Alpha Nursery Co., Alpha III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

Columbus, Sno. - s @apmanss
oia. Tar man li9elebes OpOuget aul6s
og IplObOlOi8s SOrOlag Og IigeleOes
&ul.
Spoagelien itete reo S9Oningen uf
en- Sgj paa 5armer 9enrp poppenz
touIes 2ano. st &ompdqr.i er orga=
niieret, Iom pil be9bnbe Minearbejbet
meb bet famine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

Qtrbetrab opfDlbes. San
Srdncisco, San. q. = Wlrs. Clara
&luges og tenbes to 9erns 9lroetrdb
til fprbenp9renOe 8orgmeiter. 4Oulf
Sutros 9eosbo er bleben opfblbt iaaz
lebes, at bun faar 100000 beraf.
Wrs. alige pauitnb. at bun bar
6emmelig piet til Sutro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

N t az g 0 b t. 5olebo, 8, San.
20. Saloonp9rterne bplbt ct Mpbe
Der | gpen 8aar og pebtog enltemmie
en- Spfororing til a[le Saloonperters
ne og 9artenoerne ON at bolbe pp meo
at banbe | Saloonerne os at paaIe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-22

StrauIs ubnapnt. Waib=
in9ton, San. Is, = Den forbenpaz
renbe MiniIter til Sprtiet Oscar g.
StrauIs er MI ubnabnt til Meblem
uf ben mellemfoltelige 9ologiftsoomz
itol 9uag ben plaos, fom bleO lez
big peo Grspr9iiOent 9enj. 9arriIons
Ogo.
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tive.
As time passed however. it got to be a
pore, and 1 determined to draw out of it.
My first move was to be Is minutes late
found the clerk pale with fear that
would not put If an appearance at all. 1
made excuses about extra work at the Of
flee and after four or five nights I skipped
the store entirely Dropping in next cfay
found the man so upset that he would
not trust himself to fill a prescription
You did not come last night he whis-
pered to me, but he did Yes he came and
rang the bell at midnight and had l an
swered it he would have taken my life
L laughed at him, and 1 think he felt
pit Drawer when | went away | had
to give him my solemn promise that
would be On hand that night. however,
ana really meant to keep it. was
about to leave the office when l was
detained by the nonappearance of the
man who was to relieve me. ard it was
half past IL o'clock when [ reached the
drug store. l rang the bell in a peculiar
way, had long been understood but
again. but with no better success. Then I
happened to notice that the store was
slightly ajar. l pushed it open and called.
No one answered. Then 1 felt for a match
and struck a light and stepped in and
turned up gas burner. AT my feet, lying
on the floor on his back with his knees
drawn up, his tongue out and his eyes
open. was my clerk. After glance about
the store to see if any one was lurking l
ran out for a policeman.
Dead, he said as he bent over the man
on the floor.
It's no fit: he's been flung down here
and choked to death. Look at the marks
on his throat"
Some one rang the bell and got him up
and then attacked him. He wasn't hit,
but the murderer clutched him by the
throat and cholzed the life out of him.
See the look of horror on his face, the ter
ror in his eyesi Why, you'd say he was
looking into the face and feeling the clutch
of a dead mani"
AT the hands of some person unknown. :
was the verdict of the coroner's jury, and
I kept silence OF what use to me to cay
that the assassin was the suicide who had
sworn revenge; that he had come down the
silent and deserted street with noiseless
footsteps and pulled the bell-given my
opened he had flung himself upon his vic
tim and held his clutch until life went out?
They would have sneered and ridculed and
jeered me.-(Copyright 1892, by C. B.
owls
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Il did," I said.
And how did Irene take it?"

Il did, said.
And how did Irene take it?''
noo Glon nf safe she nosifvev DECLINED
to take him, seriously or otherwise
4 Aie did the best could. but it was no
use 1 could not interest her / said.
You mean you could not interest her in
DO you know, Lady Calcroft." I said,
4 am not at all sure that your niece real
ly cares for young Bantock-
Does not care Tor him" she calculated.
What possible grounds can you have for
suppOsing that?
tened to add. Still, one incident that oc-
CURED last Tuesday certainly gave me
that impression.
.You surprise met she exclaimed. Zone
incident, did you say?" l could not dis
abuse my mind of the idea that her words
had a touch of irony in them
Yes / replied 1t was when Beatrice
Seton came into the ROOM"
she had been to the Crawleys',' / con-
tinued, and when, IN an unguar,dede mo-
ment, she let it slip out that she had been
having what she called an awfully jolly
time with BERTHE Bantock-
well, said Lady Calcroft, what nap
Nothing 1 concluded, triumphantly.
absolutely nothing.
whether to hide her emotion or conceal
her laughter l cannot tell
Have you spoken to Mr.. Bantock yet?''
7'. NO i1.f' / replied shortly I was piqued
by her manner. l had tried my best to do
the friendly thing. and 1 felt that 1 de-
served more consideration.
Then | should do so on the first oppor-
tunity,' she remarked
We passed out through the Albert Gate,
and a few minutes later drew up in front
of Lady Caleroft's house in Eaton
ed her why she thought 1 ought to take
the first opportunity of speaking to young
because" she replied looking straight
into my eyes he can tell you more about
it than 1 can"
[ met young Bantock in the club. He
appeared delighted to see me.
''Been to Lady Calcroft's lately?" he in
Il have" I replied. rather frigidly..
so have l." he went on cheerfully.
called there yesterday; l say, isn't Irene
Sanford a ripping good sort?''
Miss Sanford is very good natured'
0H FEATHER. BY the way, old chap. II
@Congratulate me?e I asked curiously.
Yes Irene-A1iss Sanford. you know,
told me that you had written some poems
..Yes"'Lays of the Love-torn,' or some
thing. Awf-ly clever of youi
Miss Sanford told you that" 1 ex-
wen. not exactly, old chap. You see,
she told Beatrice, and-well, of course,
Beatrice told me. Perhaps ought not to
have mentioned it2'
mot at ALL 1 murmured ambiguously-
Now / come to think of it, he contin-
ued. Beatrice did say it was secret. But
then. if you wrote 'em, naturally you
knew.
so that's all right He paused for
MON and then added, Il say, old man,
Miss Sanford is awf-ly keen on en-
rs she?" I inquired absently-
helped me there, you know. She and
Lady Calcroft."
'Tfelped you where?" I asked wonder
with Beatrice. Haven't you heard?
We're engaged
and then shook him vigorously by the
hand. ~
Il am I exclaimed-'I amH' And
was.
That evening had another tete-a-tete
with Irene, and this time I did the friend
ly thing-for myself
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Herald
smith-Poor fellow. he has hard
time getting along, doesn't he?
Brown He did for while. but since
he started downhill, he finds it compare
lively easy.-Chicago News.
Miss Matte Nay-That woman's
scOlding her husband because he went
out between the acts.
Mrs. Oldhand-Yes, she hasn't been
married long, evidently, or she'd be sat
isfied if he came in occasionally between
the Observation-Disclosures Record.
"sa, pa" began little Willie. again
Now. see here his pa interrupted Il
told you 1 wouldn't answer any more ques-
tons. Let this be the last one. What
II jest wanted to know, pa. why you
don't answer my questions Is it cause
you re lgnorant or Jes s1i, cause yer indi-
It might be urged in favor of the celiba-
know what minute his boys are going to
make monkey of him.-Puck.
When a man opens up a business. the
papers say he has large circle of friends,
and after the accounts begin to acceumu-
late in his ledger he begins to believe it
Atehison Globe.
Typewriter (pausing a moment over her
shorthand cOpy)-I took this down in
hurry, and 1 can't make out from my notes
whether you wanted to tell this man down
in Maccupin county that you would stand
tatesman-Either one will do He'll
understand it.-Chicago Tribune.
Nisby (iercely)-Yer ought ter pc
ashamed Nv yerself-punchin a little kid
like dat! Why don't yer punch somebody
Swipsey-Huhl An have de gang boiler
'Fake!" an room me repatriation fer ever?
Puck.
"Myr exclaimed the old lady who was
taking her first trolley ride. 4 should
think it would be mighty dangerous work
in on these cars ali the time. Amt you
'feard O. the Electricity strikin' YEP
Nom he replied, as he took her nick
el and neglected to ring it up on the reg
lister, you see L m not good conductor
Philadelphia Press
Il am happy to tell you. madam said
the lawyer to the wife of the railway ac-
"oh. doctor. I'm SO thanlzful--'
and I have reference to damages, no not
health. He of course cannot Hve-''-Hoas-
ton Post.
Now. madam" began the K. c., please
repeat the slanderous statements made by
the defendant on this occasion just as you
heard them
''oh, they are unfit for any respectable
person to heart" was the emphatic re-
Spouse, as she looked indignantly at the
barrister.
Then said the K G.. coaxingly. Sup
pose you just whisper them to the judge"
London Answers.
Anarchy" said the cynical codger.
means not the division of wealth with
your fellowman but his division with
you.''-Baltimore Herald
Mrs Jones-Pray tell me, senator, what
book has most helped your?
Senator Showdown-My wife's first cook
Mrs Jones-Ah! And how did that help
you?
Senator Showdown-Why, I got so that
I'd sooner work than eat and the habit
mas chung to me.-Judge.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Certiicate No. 3441 for l share of
stock in the Shawnee Building and Loan
association Finder will be rewarded upon
leaving same e office of association, lis
W. 9Th st.
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MONEY.

MONEY TO LOAN on live stock, pianos.
organs, ypewriters. household goods and
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FREE D1sPENsARY.

FREE DISPENsARY, 11s w. Fifth St.,
under management of seven Topeka ply
sicians. where those who are unable to
pay for medical treatment may have the
same free, of charge.
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your Want Ads brought TO the State Jour-
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1NsrALLMENr HOUSE.

ZANDITON SUPPLY Co, 5O6 Kansas
ave-, upstairs. You can have your clothes
made to order in the very latest style and
pay for them on the weekly payment plan
while you wearing them. Ready made
garments for ladies and gentlemen.
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SEED HOUSE.

DUTCH BULBS Hyaehffs, Tulips, Ear-
cissus, Crocus. unserteti direct from I1ol-
land; flower pots. rdiniers hanging bas-
peza Seed House. 305 K ansas ave
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PASTRY AND LUNCH.

O--~N~~~--~~~-->----->>---
CROWS LADIES EXCHANGE. s07 Kan
sas ave-: 119 w 9Th St; 105 Topeka ave.
Strictly first class home made cakes, pies,
bread, etc. Discounts on party orders.
Phone 540-2 rings.
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DRUGGISTS.

rim pr 5 4 { : sS ~ 90 To,,eo
ave: Andy Jordan, Tom McCampbeu,
propr. Mr. Jordan has been with the Sim
Drug Co. for % years and will be glad to
see his friends in his new location.
TOPEKA DRUG CO., 1872 Kansas ave. Tel.
74S- prescriptions promptly and accurate
ly filled. All kinds soda drinks at fountain.
w F. LAKE, drugs. $50 Kansas ave-
Ind. phone 121 Prescriptions carefully
compounded by registered pharmacist.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLEs.
Rock Island.
On effect May IS. 1902.

On effect May Is. 1929
: VVest-bound- Arrive. Leave
Texas Eek. No: 1....:...-... II 80 pm. 100 pm
Sill &. Top. Elk. No. 49,. IL AS pm
Night Colo, Flyer No, g.. $40 pm $40 pm
Ell Paso Limited No. ~ -1z:40 am II so am
Night Texas Elk No. 3d.. IL :55 pm I2:l5 am
S'W. Express No %; ...:..- sos pm
K G. & Chick Tx. NO. 35.. s:3e am 9:35 am
East-bcund Lin. Eek No 2. $3.50 pm s.s5 pm
TOD s. St. ]. Elk NO a. 1886 pm
East Elk. & Mail No. 49, $3.50 am 4:20 am
No 30 Ell Paso & Chicago 40 am 500 am
col. & K c. Flyer NO. u 7:45 am
TOP. & St J. Ex- NO 20 7:46 am
T6fclt & X C. Elk. No &c.. $50 pm 6 80 piu
All trains daily, except Nos. IS and 56--
daily except Sunday.
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MATCHMAKER.
JEWELLERS

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JAMES B. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Opti-
clan. Complete stock of watches. dia-
monds. silverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
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DIAMONDS

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Have on hand a number of diamonds
bought at pawnbrokers' auction in New
York city ct half their value; also 100
watches. Elgin and Waltham movements.
ranging in price from IS to $40 each Guar
anteed 20year gold filled cases. 1. NJ. Blitz,
jewelers 4e9 Kansas ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-Everybody in Topeka and
Kansas to understand we wholesale fish,
oysters and celery at Kansas City whole
sale prices and retail meats and poultry
exclusively. We deal in meats of all kinds
and money, we pay cash and sell for cash;
consequently we do not charge you for
what others buy on credit and never pay
for. ]. A DAVIS & CO,
Northwest corner 9Th and Jackson ST.
WANTED-Bids for coo square foot wall
for cottage and a 70 barrel cistern, at 223
Jefferson St
WANTED-You to have all your clean
ing done al Feisburg's 5, S151z Kansas ave.
WANTED-To rent or room housC:
must be in good repair. Address House
care Journal
CLAIRVOYANT has parlors at st. Mich
olas hotel, 332 Kansas ave. Ladies' en-
trance upstairs Room l. See him at once
Prices in reach of ALL
WANTED-To do Your sweeping Thurs
days Fridays and Saturdays. Address r.,
care Journal.
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.

DO you still read Browning in Bos-
ton? '' "Oh, dear. no. We all learned
cuss him noW.'-Chicago Record
Herald.
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REAL EsrArE ACCENTS.

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ALEXANDER CRONE, 401 Kansas ave,
Old Court House List your properties
with me for quick sales
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WALL PAPER.
DEPARTMENT STORE.

THE NEW MODEL SUPPLY STORE has
seven complete departments under one
roof. Dry goods, stoves clothing. Aillin-
cry. hardware. drugs and furnitu1 e. The
stock is the most complete, goods are the
best and prices lowest of any store in Kan
sas. Kemper & Paxton 200-210 Z. 9th st.
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PIANO TEACHER.

WORRAL, us POLK STREET.
Piano lessons pupils home, 6212 cents.
Par1or concert playing free. -
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BILLIARD PARLoR.

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ROYAL BILLIARD PARLOR,
no KANSAS AVE
Best billiard and pool tables in city.
Cues always in good repair. Cigars and
tobacco.