davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
ulvffe / S~tofvareen.

SI6lsS brso no | Irmour & Cos
IfbeItng / Chicago StocfporoS ON
Iiteuen 6eu 16oe Wut og qior6e
Sfaoe for en- baIp WiIton; men Oct
bar Dog life oct p9rite. Get npper.
Iige @rnuburieu, man bar, bragte
mart SIoeu unoer aoutroI. Weget
oGrre bar oct, at Ell bel RGugoe Gil.
~ifltere. iom gierne ionIer iig peo iItge
2eiIiabcocr. miitebe Gin eIIer Gem.
mer peo Re6itprtuingeu al Ell inu.
foIot "Sog Run." Sro S%u6beguin.
gerne neoe poa Warfeu oriocS Sri
Icrue opab "RenSer", Ser Iiauer
8anoreuber iii Ell Mteqe. forot Sc
fan fomme op til SIagterierue, iorn
oltib li9eer bot, 90 her boooc en-
WaSie Wcnueifer "taget Stono'
punft,~ for bcsbeore at ie; men Ren,
Sen bar ubcIbigpiS aammel og ifrs.
beIig. ian oeu life taalte Srpffet,
Zen foIot ueo. oq no at Ruirerue tog
man 81 Beriouer. Tom hoooc br9tfet
roqIc al fine Ribber c1er foaet an.
Den Sfobe. 30 oor iao iIbe tiIreote.
at DC ioubipuIiaois life fan Icpe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
uoloontne al Sano.

Sfslae en- aongresaft er omtrent
100000 acreS 2ano npIie fisbt al
&oIeb1lbs Snoionerne / Sn0 Oufotu.
Souen Tiger, at Observation-Disclosures
Ifal isrge for, at 2anoet fan uooeIeS
til Settlere. Subreminiiter Sitbcod
tor oerfor truffet anitoIter I'll, at ser
fan gdoes trent paa famine Maooe,
Iom bite Jig iaa beIbig, "a 2anb I'll.
bsrenbe Siopo. oa gomon6c.S tom.
merue / SnOion Serritoru Tor ct aor
iiben bo~rtloobe6es. Saa mart Roie.
bub'R eiaroationeu er oo5net, ifaI Re.
giertrgen funbgisre at ber mpotoeer
aniseninger ira lpltbaoenoe til oer
ug ben Cato. sluisgnirgerne ninte.
reres og I9gses / en- aosie Iieeiom
ueo ct 8alg, men oercs 0ummere
ifrtpes paa SeoIer. Roor 0o Nnieg,
ningStioen er uolsben, iomIer 2ano.
embeosm9n0 Jig o0 foretaaer Gr9f.
ming ligeiom peo ct Sotteri. Ser
tr9ffeS no ina mango Se6Ier 'om Der
CT 2anblotter - life flere 49, % pet
9isres ibIirbe. Sc, bpis SeoIer fom.
mer no. foor 2onb; 0e andre life.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
GYpe Wiuioner.
gnSreip Garnegic tilbsS at Tsstjsbe'
Silippiuerne.

Spor aloorligt Nnbretp Carnegie
mener Set meo i'm Sppoiition moo
Gegierinoens 6iIippinerpolitt, trent
gaar al SplpsntnQcr, iom hans Ben
George s. SeunrO fommer meo.
9enne iortGller nentlig. at Dhlltt'
milion9ren bar tlibltot Jig at betale
De $4,000 900, lom De Sorenebe
Stater CAB Sponim for De iilippinIte
Ger, bpiS Fan beroco funoe iifre 81
Iipino- Solicit oen l1aibertgi8bc0, iom
ban tror, al bette Rige bsr inorsm'
ME BET. "a Regicrtngen / 8nibin8'
Ton understandable meo Sponieu ON
Of afitoa SiIippirerne, reiitc Garne,
gle til Br9iioent Ntcssirlep % gioroc
ham alporIige 6oreitiainger / oenne
Retnine. og Oct par oeb iomme Set
Iigbeb, ban ubtnItc. at ban par uiaig
til at plinge no me0 tppc Riaioucr
ior 6iIippino. 6oItcts Sribeo. DC
ainiep ptreoe iioen: "Dtr. Carnegie
ioritaar life Saaen."
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
Jntet Veutralttets bruo.

g~r9iiOeut RoOiepelt bar aiiagt Dom
/ RulGieIinser. San bar rettet iis
eiter be SnolGg, ION or Siuuc al Stats'
miujiter SnD os Suititsminiiter anor.
Stsie flyer, at ri life frGntel RsutraIts
teten, ON ri tillaoer StprbritannieH at
fipbe MulriIer elcr &rigsiUripntns /
bette 9auo. 8rGiioentens Gigiprelie
itemmer meb, bpao Nmsrita altib bar
aiOrt gjelOeuoe lise uosr andre 2anoes
9iplomnter. uemlig at 8aaben % on
bet ariosiOrraao / og ipr Jig er Sau'
belsparer, iom en- neutral Wnst tan iGls
ge til be trisisrsnoe Barter uoen al
trGufe noseu 9ou. MtulRIler % Rifler
er ganite pitt 8rigsfOntrabaubs, % b
p2isrss iOm iaaoan / 5oIteretten; men
bet betpber life, at bet er iprbubt at
iRlgs Dem til ct Soil, iom tiliaIoiSpis
isrer aris meb ct anoet. On upgst er
arisstoutrabanbs, OpbSrer bet life Oers
ior at uRre en- SonbelsnrtitsI; men on,
Ell ~tri9isrsnoe Maet tisber arigsfons
~trabanos, fan oens Sisnos bemRgtise
iie iaabanue garsr i auben 81. Bro
iioentens aisuoelie opmuntrer altiaa til
aaperisr, men boIoer fat paa, al
arigsfputrabonoe fan aihGnbes Iiseiom
andre 0arer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
Silippinerne.

ariasntiniiter Root bar iii Scnu.
tets iyilippinfomitc ienbt Ell .Snoberst.
ming fra aapt. ). s. Grant. iom e.
Gioilguoernsr / Tropinien 9entc pun
De fiIippinife Ger. 9eri beoct set:
"aae De opiigtoGffenoe Stitorier,
iom err fontne I'll Ranila ira Hepor'
tiers / Gen. Sacob s. Smitbs 6slgc.
er aISeIes grebnc no al Suiten. &c
bar finn bapt e Naal, nemlig oct. al
RilitRritpre after ifal inoiGttes i
Bropinien."
General GboTee bar %niiluttet fine
llnoerbanolinger meo NoroaStam'
merne paa Minoanao. Sor bar o.
ila beisgt Zen Sumar, og er MI font
men tiIbnge til Manila.
golitiforpiet bar giort ben SpOa,
leIie, at ct benmdigt RepoluitonsieI'
fob hanncoe Jig i 0ioten al April.
Set beitaar al ufienote R9rtb. og 81
tiSIigere SnimseHter bar insen Sor'
binoelIe me0 Dem. Selifabet, iom III
antaaes al pare umoertrpft. bnu0C
iat iig I'll Spgapc al forlangc al Son.
eresien. at ben ifuIoe siDe 6ilipino.
Solicit Electromagnetic UNDER ameritns
Yroteftorat.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
seiierlis 6ape.

ariier @ilbeIm al Sniflono bar
ifrcpet ct grep til HrGii0ent Rooie.
pelt oe taftet BAN Tor ben uom9rfeoe
WootoaeIie. iom Oct nmerttnuife So!f
gap bans 8rober RrinS Senrif al
SrclSirn. oo ban ipinter beisgte gnle.
rita. Gil Ct Sionesbpro ON Oct gooe
Sorbolo, lom altio bar roaoet mellem
9~'reusieu % Den omerttonifc Repu.
blif. og iom aeiieren eniter fortInt,
bill ban forPre be Snrenc0e Stater en-
9ron5citatlIe al Sreoerlt Den tore
(os0 1850, iom unoer RenolutionS'
frigen / bet tSoe anrhmbreoe, oa be
engelife 8olonier i gmcrlfa IeSrep iig
fra IoOerIanbet. hpIbt iiQ neutral oa
itsttcoe Dem. Seiieren nGoner set
life. men Siitorien fortrIIer, at en-.
gelifmGnoene bengane bocroebe crop
per i SgifIano ,og aitrinrirn al SEES
len ioIgte Dem $4,000 M}ono. "Spis
oiSH trooper Sraser til Nmerifa oper
noaen Del al nit 9nnb, iFoI De betaIe
apGgtolo," ioeoe 6reberif BEN itore.
Raar 8ror5eitatnen fonner. fanr
oct amerifanifc Solf ppitlIIe ben poo
oct Steb, iom finbes pasien0e, be0er
bet / aeiierens @aoebreo. 8r9iibeltt
IooieoeIt bar taffet mutt for @apen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
Rulitreifen.
observation-disclosures 6eilntter at fort.
iGtte ben bespnbte 5treif.
Gn a~lporlis aT9re.

arbeioerne / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ &ernipIporia ~beilutteoe pan ct Mesoe
ON gitermibSagcn ben 15oe at fort-
irtte oen Streif, Tom Sc bar besptot.
ifrioeS ira 9oselton. Sffe min6re
emo $4,000 UsanO hor ncoIdgt Snffe
% Spade % oil tiIfirmpe iig bsrere
2sn % fortere a~rbciOstio forubeIt
nogIe Snorsmmslier rteo Serinn til
gegt % Maal. Baa RsSet, iom be.
han0leOe StreifeipsrgsuruaIet afsa-
pes Sit Stelnnrer. 6or Streif iterrte
46t12, imoo 349a; Ieaioritet for
Streif 11112. BrGiioent Tttfen
erflpre0e ifslge De bIanot "llniteo
Rine 8orterS" gieiSenSe RegIer ge.
Iutningcu ior eritcnmis.
Oct Sfriot. iom toge3 oer t5oe,
bar bpret unSer SuerpeieIie / to Itaa-
rcoer, % man liotdler MI ben Spad-
Dom at oer netop beapnSte aantp
mellcm arbeiOc % adpttal oil blloe
ben ~itsrite. iom Bette 2ano bar pGret
Giouc til. ar5eioerisrerne er ioriig.
tige / fine llStaleticr; men oet err life
uianoipnIig, at ar6etoerne / be 5tt1i.
mtrsie a1tIoiitritter oil lutte fig III
Streiter, ino life blot Sc. iom graoer
irem boarbe arI, met ogiaa 6e, iom
tager bIsSe a1il op al Sor6en, guar
ira. 1n, set err life umuIig. at ogiaa
forifieuige 6oreninaer bIanot 6nbrit-
arbeiocrne fommer til al sge Den oGl.
oi9c StreifebRr, iom rI itaar for
bore Zine.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20

SeisIer ira Ietp BORT iogOe. at
NGub. iom baapaiter Den dnlerifanifc
Soloat, par finn en- M llSgapc al oeu
6uaI, iom tilimlSier lin egen Rebe.
Sepburn meNoeIte, at 8anSluer en-.
gang tiente / SpoitatSarmeeu. og at
ban er,ouu life bar operouroet lit
gonle Rag moo llnioneu 90 LIMO
mems Sore. "9Peu ban huroe buife
paa." iaeoe ScpbrrH. at ben SCR,
ban angriber. err Dor Scr. at oer2
Gutter or b o re Gutter, % at Sc or
opbroane i amerifanife SumiIier. San
buroe life her i Experimentation
IIutte iis iii benz iom baaroifer %
raffer neo paa Den antertfanite Sol'
DAT. Wen han iaIrler uteo Sc1ier.
Iteheb paa cnbocr iororGrgt % ing
Siitorie ON bore ari8ere, oa oct alsr
ban for al pirbe en- uSleI politiif Sor.
Del"
Or. 8iaiams ira WiSiiSitppi
ipurgte Mr. Sepbilrn. ON han bill.
se6e, at Samar ifuINc giereS til ZEN
poe Grfer."
Seq tror, set er 2sgr, at iaooart
er iogt. Seq tror life, at uoger autc'
%rifnnif officer bar gioet en- Zig Srorc.
Set belle er ct SpipinO, en- gagoo.
'feIie."
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
TDt ira Spring 6rope.
Otter Herald

Rrs. Qeruis SmcitaS hdr tilbragt
8interen hos SIGgtrfuge her ! Sneg.
net, men err mn reiIt tiLbage til lit
Stem / G$mono y. Saf. Seitcren.
RiiS Sarot Retericn. leoiaseOe ben.
De ca oil bliOe osruOc / CONNER.
2. $. gaeitno fom iiSite uge
tilbage ira 8bocnir, art3ona, bpor
han bar tilbrogt 8iutcreu.
gonin Sauaen or bIeoen cnidt
ION RumoribaI / Sprtug 8rooe.
Su npIie aiosoe Cars o. Scf.
fen meSoclcs islgenoe: San oar isot
i galoers. Gorge, SeH 15be Rarts
1884. fom til amerifa i 1854 % bIeo
ait / 1858. San baoOe lit &ste'
ifa5 10 Born bporai s or Sioe, vi.
bsoe bar en- fre0ipumlelig % beifeoeu
MonS. Ser peo lit peulise SinoeIag
hanoe Ifofet ia mango Senner,
blanSi bpilfc ban oil 6lipe launet. Se.
arapelien ianot SteS UNDER itor Gel
tagelie i 6reoogs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
I. 4. arner besrapet.

Soban SreOrif grner / Chicago.
ont bpi5 9so oi tar me0oelt, blcu
iislge "Sfanomnueu" begrnoet Grs.
oag 0en 1i0e uuoer itor Ieltagelie.
og mango glomiter blep ienot op til
Sergcbuiet, t0l Yieree aoe. san
bleu biiat paa @racelano @rapIunb
). j. arner par isot / SUerige Tor IS
sInr iioen % bar uRret ! gbicaso
oper 80 aar. san bar 6arnaceltt og
meget aoOt fienot / sc norife areoie
paa Roroueitiioen. san bar i mango
9lar asiiiterct iom aelieiclerf hos DC
uorite slpOtbetere % par | lin SiO an.
int peS y. 9rituns % aiOsoe Saans.
bus's apotbef.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
Ora &batepm, Sab, ifripes I

"3ecornb.Y Soften: Senoag Sen lite
Nai par Der en- ii9Ioen SsitiSsbog
for Spnooens @enigbeS her i 8bat.
com, ou 8aitor SroaI bolbt apnfir.
nation. Ere Bern bIcp fonfirmerebe
poa gnseIif og et pnn @orif. Zen
tore oa rimmeIise airfe par ipIOt
til 5rangel % Sanoliugen bar op.
bpaaeIia for De Silitebeprrenbe. Oct
err iirlSent at operpRre iaaSanne
SanSIinser Der paa geitfpiten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20

frpoieoe al 2pn, ODER SieIoet. @loen.
Sc auImasier ialot iom 8esnifpl | 20
Winiter.
Nan cr fommen efter, at SpDerier
cg 9igrlpnbring ioreganr i itor Sfalo
/ Oct soelnste Ct. Yierre. 9mfers
og SisbmGno8 iISfaite "Saies" or
bruot op. 40 al Isperne er paa.
grebne.
Granting bar icnbt 80 Srger og
500 SpeepLeierifer ofiteo; men pna
Martinique trUnger man benz life, %
paa a5orerre bar DC faaet atterbllb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
eiitoe @eucralfuminl. Seut

Siitoc @eucralfpninl. Senatei itao.
iGiteoe Den 16be Nai Sberit z. 81,
itoes llSnGpnelie til 8enernlfcnit,l
i Rotteroom i SoIlanO, bpor ban bio
til bar pRret aoniul. en- Soma,
Mano. benjamin Sobniong er no.
naprt til aoniuI / GeIbo, Sonouras.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
@npernsr @ooS.

"grooflon" bar reiit til Sopuna for
al tage lei ! Mansurerne. nnor 8ol.
ma inbiGties i iii embeoe iom GrbGS
isriie ErRiioent. gereralsuoeruer
@oob oil fomme tiIbage III Amrrita
meo bette arigsifib.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20

Iiniitcr til Gu6a. Serbert 8oIb.
imith SquireS fra Rerp g)orf bIeu
oen i5oc gtai ubnGont til 5or. Sta.
tiers 8eianot / Saoanua. Somme
Taa bIep General Gowaro G. Bragg
ira 8iscouiin uSuGpnt iii 8enernl.
foniul i~ammenite6s.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20

I lIaen Tor giniie iaIot Der ct
Itcrtt siean i Roro Safota. 6ru 5or.
40 ifripeS sen 17ee Aai. at man bar
opsippt all Saab ON at funne iaa
SSeoe poa Iapt 9ano | &eoriperoosn
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
Silicu ira Song Oscar.

eneoc Staters Riuiiter til Rorae og
Soerigc. W. ". Gbomas. beisgte
GrGiiocut Rooieoelt oen t4oe os. og
ooerrufte Qreiioeuten ct 6otograft
at aouq Oscar iomt irembar bans
6ilien iii BrRii6enten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20

Zen frantic Staggering bar eieus
nem fin ambosiaosr Ganbon / @aib.
inston taffet BrHitbent Ropienelt %
Soneresien for ben betineIige Sielp,
ion bette 2ano bar poet De nsolioen.
De- paa Wartinique.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
Cffrntliae g%naniuarr. On gepiIa.

Ciirutlise gpsniuger. On geniIg.
ming al $4,000 oil efter al SanS-
ipnGigbeo blipe isiet til gilen for
offeutIige 9~pguiuger til Ell idohon
8ugning / Groofiton. Rinueiosu.
gepiIauiraeu til gpgntreeu / gill
lpater. Utinu., eil blioe iorSgct fra
$4,000 til $500 600, % til ben me
9pgning i 8ronO Sorts, u. Gaf..
oil riineligpiS @eIsbet bGioe iorbsiet
til $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
u ssrtis.smsnssr

raa t~HSteusres i,utit bier TeaHods % Torsoaa Trrs
aeu. aSertiseHsHtsr inOtasss lite TO paa ainaussa
isiseuOe RHuere. msDminors bet uoirss:sis fDslaus
gee. 5vis ct advertisement, Der fsra fcnHaer inn
7trsoassunusrst |. 5r.. i~srlaHsss ~iHbraffst 3 @anss.
pit bet foH,uae tHst 8 firsoassuurasrs srcve, Der tuses
soloer a5srtisi,tsHttr. SON bet batter meo. bsr mars
les aperttsism sat I bet nsore 9issHs yaa Con-
eatateH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20
Sra Popeoitaoen

6aar bare | SrcS. Oct rpsteSes
ira 8oibingtou for Ell 3tb iioefr. at
Der ira Suititsmiuiitereus She oil.
DC bIipe taset Sfribt til Sassanfps
moo allltruiteu, men Sliitttsmiriitc-
rem opIpier MI. at bette Gpgte life
meofsrer Sanobeo. Oct meogipes.
at 8riierne pad Sui fontroueres, og
at Der liaeleoes snes noset Srpf meo
Seuipn til alilioriprinseu itaar oel
better life til at rGgte, men, beSer
set, oisie Tiua ~foutroIeres life al
uoget beitemt inforporent aompagni
% fslgelig er oenne aontrol life I
Sirefte Strio meo eriiterenoe 9ooe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-20

Nan penter iig et mt llobrio al
glllfanen @ont Helee pa martinique.
Sra 81. 10 til Diionat Den 15oe Noi
iaa man ira Sort De 6rance rsolise
@uiiter, iom iteg op al arnteret. III.
ienoer al @enneiter itoo noe ! 6aoer'
ne oe betrnetcbe Set ffrnfinoiaaenoc
StiIeipiI. ON Roraenen Den 16oc
bang tpfte, rsblige Sfper, element
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-30
KILLED A BEAR.
President Roosevelt Enjoys Sea-
son Of Sport.

Newport, N. H, Aug 30.-President
Roosevelt plunged into the forest of the
Croydon mountain region and hunted
big game yesterday and just before
dark succeeded in shooting bear. In a
few remarks preliminary to his talk
here he had disclaimed any intention to
go hunting, but Senator Proctor, who,
like the president, is a good shot, in
duced him to alter his determination.
No sooner had he concluded his adj
dress than rain began falling, and tie
president and those of his party got a
thorough drenching. The president re-
fused all offers of umbrellas saying that
his macintosh would be sufficient to
protect him.
The arrangements included a visit to
the Corbin mansion, where Mrs. Corbin,
widow of Austin Corbin, received the
president. After a short stay the long
procession of carriages moved over to
the home of George S. Edgill, who with
Mrs. Edgill entertained the party at
luncheon.
The president was given an hours
start ahead of his party in order that
he might visit the club house and don a
hunting costume Several times the
party caught up with him and finally
he and Senator Proctor entered the
woods and became lost to view. Dark
ness was coming on when the party re-
turnad here and soon after their arrival
Secretary Cortelyou telephoned that the
president had shot a bear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-30
Charles samson's Prize Steer.

ial view of exhibiting him at the Inter
national Fat Stock show to be held at
Chicago in December, where it is expected
that he will carry off the blue ribbon
Tony Brown is fat He has been in the
fat stock class since he was born He
has been especially fed and with more
care paid to his diet than that of half of
the people in the country. Everything
hat Tonv Brown eats must be thorough
1y good and moreover it must be fatten-
rs. some day, more the pity, Tony
of steaks but not until his prize winning
days are over.
A careful record of Tonys weight has
been kept. The following. are his weights
kept each month from the time he was
six months old until he was yearltng.
Six months old 6N lbs.
Seven months old 500 lbs.
Eight months old ia lbs.
Nine months old 1858 lbs.
Ten months old 914 lbs.
Eleven months old 1862 lbs.
Twelve months old 1,022 lbs.
Present weight l 1907 lbs.
From now on Tony Brown is to be fat
tened in earnest. He will be stuffed and
fed to put all the weight on him possible
between now and December. By the time
the Kansas exposition opens it is expected
that he will weight several pounds more
than 1907 for he is being fed now at the
fair grounds in the same stall where he
will be exhibited. Tony is very docile and
be afraid of his long horns. Tony Brown
will be seen in the fat stock ring when
the prizes are awarded In his class and
many experts have pronounced him the
finest specimen they ever saw, so the blue
ribbon may be on his horn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-30
ACCUSED OF POISONING.
Mrs Jack Frost, of Blackwell. Q. T.,
Under Arrest.

blackwell, O. T., Aug. 30-Mrs. Jack
Frost. wife of business man OF TINS
city, was arrested here last evening py
| Sheriff Dan Balm and his deputy, Z. u
Baker, and taken to Newkirk to the
| county Jail. Mrs. Frost is accused OF
poisoning Mrs. Alice Combs and her
eldest son. Ernest, with intent to Kill
| the entire family of six children Ihe
| crime was committed last Tuesday al
| ternoon, in the absence of the Combs
! family. The house was entered and a
| liberal quantity of arsenic Sprinkled III
the coffee pot. Ernest's mandolin.
guitar and pantaloOnS were removed
from the house and destroyed. The In
trusion was not discovered until the
next morning, when Mrs. Combs ana
Ernest were poisoned from drinking the
coffee. None of the other children used
coffee and so escaped. Mrs. Combs went
into sDasmS at the breakfast table, but
the poison did not affect Ernest for al
hour. Both are yet in critical condi~
ton, with chances against their re-
Govern.
Suspicion fell at once upon Mrs. Frost.
with whom tie family had been having
some trouble. 1t necessitated a trip to
NeWkirk to cause her arrest, and this
was delayed on account of tht danger
Gus condition of Mrs. Combs and son.
The officers as we'll the neighbocs.
nave believed her guilty, and claim TO
have found at the L. & B. drug store
record of her purchase of consider
able quantity of arsenic Certain
IiciSHDOIS testify ~ having SeeI ueT ell
ter the Combs residence that afternoon
and this, with her repeated threats, fur
nish a strong chain of evidence.
The differences between the Combs
family and Mrs. Frost are alleged to be
the result of intimate relations between
Mrs. Frost and Ernest Combs. An out
ragged husband is said to have frfghten-
ed the young man into making a con-
fession. For blowing" on her, Mrs.
Frost is declared to have threatened the
life of Ernest Combs and even the rest
of the family. The officers declare pos
itively they have sufficient evidence to
convict Mrs. Frost.
They claim there is evidence to prove
that she attempted recently to burn the
Combs residence, and that she set fire
to barn belonging to H. W. Swan,
which burned the same night. There are
those who claim that a man was seen
to enter the Combs residence the after
noon the crime was committed, but no
evidence of another such purchase of
poison is to be found.
Mrs. Frost is the mother of a bright
little girl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-30
FOOD SAVED HER.
That Is the True Cure For Most
Everything.

A food that will help the babies and
the grown folks too is worth knowing
of and keeping in the family.
A mother in Woonsocket. r. l., says,
IT have been a user of Grapt-Nuts Food
for quite a long time but never thought
of giving it to baby. until we had a
dreadful time with her.
We tried three kinds of baby food and
condensed milk but nothing seemed to
agree with her, and at seven months she
weighed not quite 10 pounds. We were
puzzled to know what to do when one
day Husband said. DO you ever try
Grape-Nuts? thought she would
thrown up that food like she did the
others. but to our great joy the softened
food agreed with her perfectly
She has been using it for about five
months now and, at a year old. she
weighs 1.tA lbs, has eight teeth and her
flesh and little body is as firm and
round as can be. She walks from chair
to chair.
Meeting the doctor the other lay I
said, What do you think of her now ?
He said. She don't look like the same
baby. What do you feed her? 1 said,
'Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food The proof
of its value is perfectly clear. She is a
wonder everyone says that saw her
some months ago. I cannot praise
Grape-Nuts enough Please do not pub
lish my name" Name given by Postum
Co.. Battle Creek, Mich.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-30

Isaac L Lockard was born in Cham
paign county. Ohio, in 1882, and was
married to Nancy A. Miller in 1857, and
moved to Topeka, Kas., in 1868, residing
here continuously up to his death, July
90 last He was successful in real estate
and insurance business. and occupied
prominent positions in Topeka city
affairs, being councilman from the
Fourth ward for several terms, and was
also prominent in Masonic circles beina
a Knight Templar. He was particularly
looked to as a Judge of values of real
estate, always considerable, honest and
faithful in all transactions.
He was of a cheerful DISPOSITIONS
kind word for everybody-and essen
TALLY man with very few enemies.
and will be missed by all acquaintance
He was associated with A. D. Robbins
in the same Office for years.
His funeral was conducted bv his
brother Knight Templars. and his re-
mains buried with Masonic honors at
his old residence in Ohio by the side OK
his two sons His wife having just re-
turned wishes to express her thanks TO
the kind friends who remembered her in
her Bereavement