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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-19
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gfep Yprt.

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Nem Yorf, 19. 9lpril. prdii=
bent &oOiepelt pobnte beute Der Sn=
italiruns bes Yrof. q. %. Butler
gum prdibenten Der Columbia llni=
beriitdt bel.
6 n ru d in sinen Drill
liondrs alaf.
Wew Yprt, 19. @pril. 9Bdb-
renb Der perfloiienen Na6t puroe in
Den palaif zines Miliondrs an Der 5.
sloenue einssbro9en. Sie Siebe err
beuteten S6mudia6en i'm @ertbe BON
s25, 900. Sie polisei ipeisert fi6 ben
Namen Der beitoblensn Samilie ansu=
9eben.
Cir gemeiner g 9urten-
fire d.
aba, g., 10. Npril, 9eute Mlor=
gen nm 2 llbr ipurbe Der SerIuh 9e-
ma6t, oas Saus oes prof. 6. MaslOtt
BON Der Sbio 9formal llniperfitdt per=
mittelit Spnamit in Die 9uft 81 ipren=
gen. Ser S9urfe bate cine patrone
unter einsn Seniterlaoen sefdoben uno
oann sum @rplooiren sebra9t.
Wlebrere MObsln, IOmie bic anbere
Seite oes Sauies tpuroen Serit0rt. Die
SewObner oesielben tamen unperlebt
bapon.
Sin absepieIener @erebrer bes
Sienitmdodens bes Yrofehors ioa Die
Sbat aus giferiu9t besansen baben.
6 inc Sidie NIT Spnamit=
Yatronen sefnnben.
Sipton, Sno., 10. 9lpril. Sn
Der gfdbe bes 8ea9 Grotpn SGulbauies
i'm iiibmefli9en Sbeile bes Gountps
fanb Der Sarmer abner Sbompion beim
phiisen auf ieinsr Sarm cine 8le9=
biidie, tpel9e 5tuansis Spnamit 9a=
tronen entbielt. Sieielbsn rii6ren
jeoenfalls bon ben @eloidrantiprenaern
Der, uel9e Dor geraumer 3eit mebrere
in bieiem Gountp etablirte 8anfen
beimiudten.
Sie blauen" @efeBe IN
9 ton.
80 It n, l9. Ipril. Sie vblauer"
8eieBe tperben morsen nit aller Ma4t
burdsefiibrt tperben. Weber S1ldd=
ter= uno Sru4tldben nod gonbitoreien
birfen seOffnet iein. Sie garbiere in
ben 9otels miiiien ben sansen Sag unb
bic 8dderldben na9 10 llbr 8ornit-
tags aei6loiisn bleiben. Sie pOliSsi-
@Dmmilldre baben an Die berIdiebenen
Yolisei=@aptaine Die itricteiten 8efsble
erlailen, ale @eiebesiibertreter prompt
su perbatten. Der 3ped oieier ora=
foniiden WiaBressln 1T, bic 9esislatur
su sfuinsen, enolid bieie beralteten 9e=
iege 3u piberrufen.
6euers brunit in 9 ortlanN
Sno.
Yortlanb, Snb., 10. 9lpril.
Sin srOber She'll Der Creamery
padase Wfs. 60. "tuuroe beltte Moreen
our9 Seuer total seritOrt. Ser S9a=
Den belduft ii6 auf iiber $500
Mebrere belabene unb leere WaggOns
Ger 6. 6. & N. Babn perbrannten
ebenfals. Cine Nnsabl Der in Der
6ablit beIddftisten $50 Arbeiter finb
in GOlge bes 6euers auf einise 3eit
auber Irbeit getommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-19

amsebote fur ben Neubau,
tuelden bic ,Wooo @eaDer printina
Co." an Der Sslaipare g :. Oberbalb
Der ObiO Str. auffiibren lailen tuirb,
wuroen bsute geOffuet. Derielbe miro
$500 tOlfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-19
Oentf9er Speis Der ioeialifi=
i@en Yartei.

Worsen Na9mittng Inn 2 lbr fin-
Oct bic reselmdbise gei4dftsperiamm-
lung ifait. lin 8 llbr pirb Serr 6usO
Uliler ieinen smeiten 8ortras iiber
v@eiperfi9aften unb eocialismus"
talten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-19
&ai6 tritt DER SoS Sem Weem=
i9en am.
Gblbeiter Riit auf Der Strabe bon eiiemt
9er;i9Iase betrcffen.

Splbeiter &ift, tuelder in ben Big
Sour @ertItdtten bei9dftist mar, bate
5eute Moreen taum ieine @obnung an
Der Station Ctr. go. 1882 berlafen,
als er pl0Bli9 bon einem Sersi9lage
befalen wuroe. gr itiirste entIeelt sa
8ooen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-19
SIPS Cincinnati u. anrid $1.25.
pia 6. 8. & o.
Sonntae, 20. Mpril.

SpecielIer Sdnen3ug, nur in &ufb=
billie, gonnersbille uno 0amilton arl=
baltenb. Mbfahrt bonn Union Babn=
bof um 7:15 llbr Wormiita9s. &iid=
fabrt BON Cincinnati $50 llbr Hbbs.
Jabrfarten in go. Is %. @ai6ington
Ctr. unb Union Ba5nboi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-19
9oaamo.
Brins Seinri6 ais &eeen t
gef1annt.

Grins Seinri6 ais &eeen
genannt.
onbon, 19. 9lpril. Der Gpt-
te,bam Correspondent bes .Oailp
@bronicle" ertldrt, baB er erfabren
bdtte, baB Die &6nisin es able6nen
miro, Die &esentidaft su iibernehmen,
ba ile iid Der pHese ibrer 5o9ter tuio=
men uin. Oie &esieruns tpiro ben
@eneral= =Staaten ben 8prfdlas MAIDEN,
bic Resenti9aft benz prinsen 9einri4
auf feds Monate gu iibertrasen.
@rpkbritannien.
GoHifion speisr Dampfers
9fpmouth, 10. MpriI. 9tim
paffiren Der 2i3aros eouibirte Der trl-
tif&e 9ampfer Sane @obcIiife~ nit
bem beuti&eu 0umpfer sNtbefia. =
weitere Na4ri8ten febIeu nod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-19
Nus oem 0eri@tsbOfem.


nile en-.
Die SO, 900 @6abeneriabflase beg
Gilman Mlit6en eesen bic @entral
Union Selep1on 60. 1T bonn Superior
Geri6t auf @unid Der 8ertlagten an
oas 8unbes=@eri9t iiberpieien tuoroen.
er6ielt $4,000 g 6abeneria a B.
csm 9reis9eri6t erbielt Srau Sba
s. Slider in ibrer Slase sesen Cigar
6. gan @lepe $4,000 @6abeneriab
5useIprO4en.
Ser SAL bra9te cine bluti9e S9ld-
gerei in grinnerung, melhe i'm SOms
mer 1899 in Der 2auter M0bel.6 .6abrif
5tpii9sn San @lepe uno @barles
Slider, bem bertorbenen 8atten Der
Sldserin, ftattfanb. Na9oem Der
griiere 81 gOben sei9lasen mar, err
sriff er einsn WtsiBel unb i9leuoerte
Senielben na9 ieinem @esner. gr
traf 6ii6er's Sals, our9idnitt
Die 9alsaoer uno beruria9te eine
tDotli9e @unbe.
8eridt Der @roBseidworenen.
Charles Subbarb bes
Wt b 8 gef | a ct.
Sie @roB9ei6worenen rsidten beute
ibren S9luBberi6t ein. Sn oemielben
erbcber iie nod foleenbe slnflaeen:
@barles 0ubbaro, Morb. SerIelbe
bate wdbreno elmer prii9eiei nit oem
farbigen Gus. Monroe, gum &ebolber
gegriffen uno ieinsm @egner eine tOot=
li9s Wunoe bsisebra6t; @barles 2of=
ipOOo, suei 9lntlagen wegen ginbruds
uno 9isbitabls; SObn &inslep uno
Seize 8arrius, &aubanfaa Sobn
Suffp, @roBoiebitabl; ausuit &Ott,
Siebitabl unb Seblerei; Sarrp Seilel=
burg, Seblerei; Sames Sacp ginbru9
unb Siebitabl SbOmas 9Oluaro,
Siebitabl uno Seblerei. 9lbseiuieisn
ipurben Die bon oen untsren @eridtel
erbobenen @ntlassn sesen Cigar Sad
ion, Sarrp gllmortb. 9ebilipp SbObe,
SOiepb Green uno 9lrtbur &eeb.
u n eebli9 unsere r.
tigt ein9epe
Weslep Saps perflaste ben Sberif
Saulcp auf $4O0 @9abeneriab. 81
ia9t, oaB er i'm September b. S. 81
80 Sagen Nrbeitsbaus unb elmer 8elo=
ifrafe BON $25 unb SO Soften nsrur'
tbeilt purbe. gia9oem er i'm 9lrbeits.
bauIe isinsn bollen Sermin abeeieiier
bette, tpurbe er nod Der fdbtiiden 3d.
itille, tpel6e unter Der Gontrolle be:
Sberiffs Hebt, suriidssfiibrt uno tpuroI
bprt nod iieben Sage suriidsebalten
9lus wel6em 8runoe tpeib Der &ldger
ni9t.
@ine dbnli6e &la9e bat aud Sabii
s. BRADFORD eingerei9t. Oa er je
oO6 IL Sage einseiperrt wurOe, Il
berlangt II lfatt $4OO, 5000 Saaben
erfaB.
Cine 6 BE o ne $ On ig=
m o II t.
Nettie Map CARRIER bat in Dem elmer
MOnat, mdbrsno peldem lie nit ibren
@atten suiammenlebte, bittere @rfa6
runsen sema9t.
Sas paar psrmdblte ii6 i'm Nugui
b. s. unb trennte li9 bereits I'M Sep
tember. gr ioa lie nit S9impfpur
ten belegt, iie in brutaler QBeiIe be
banoelt uno fosar bas Ie9ite Gebo
perlebt baben.
Sir Die peridpiesenen &ei3e be
Sonismonats mansel.e ibm alio ba
8erltdnoniB.
Die Maf9inen tausten
mid ts.
| Die Central poper So. berflaate bi
6. uno u. Sotts So. auf $4,000
S9abeneriab. sic bate bon berielbel
3uei @as=Waidinen bon so pferbe
frdfte erbalten, bic ii9 jebDd anseblid
als iomansslbaft berausfsllten, bab Il
ben Sienit beriasten. Gis5olse mar
oab Die 2ldser ibre 2unben mid
bsbiensn tOnnten uno oeren 3unb
If9aft sinbiiBttn.
| Mebr 9ufidmieb ais
! Sab rat.
! Seremias GrabD bsrlangt bon ben
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-19

Sreb. g 9miot triro Gde Der
Senate Mpe. rnb 8ermont Str. Elm
9lpartement : 9aus, tpeldes s25, 900
tolten tpiro, bauen lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-19

az u. 5. 2aud, 0si9enbefatter,
1924 Sdo merioian Str. Sci. 648.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15

the bridge spans is filled with water 1t
was only a short distance below this
bridge that boy was drowned Sunday.
One of the cables used by the Wear
Coal company at it's sand dredge was
washed out.
The Chancel Chapter ladies will serve
ice cream and cake Wednesday, July 16,
afternoon and evening, on Bethany
grounds.
During this kind of weather is needed
hard, brittle, freshly frozen ice; it is
cold and produces cold The Peoples
Ice company furnishes this kind.
T. L. Bond, of Salina, past grand COM
mander of the Knights Templar OF
Kansas, came to Topeka today to at
tend the funeral of DR.. A. M. Callahan
Judge z. T. Hazen will name 1. S.
Curtis, deputy clerk of the district court
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of DR.. Callahan. Mr.. Curtis is the Re-
publican nominee for the Office.
An excursion started for Fort Riley
this morning but the soldiers may have
to build a pontoon bridge before the ex-
cursionists reach the fort
George Clark stands up better under
adversely than any man ever saw
said Governor Stanley yesterday. IT
should have thought he would be at
home under the care of two or three
doctors today" why SOP" asked a by
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
xernper Paxtons Department Store a Streets.


stander. why haven't you heard that
the fish are escaping from Lake View?"
asked the governor.
The Rothwells, an amateur colOred
ball team of Topeka defeated an Atchi-
son team Sunday by a score of IL to l.
E. w. Thompson is back in Topeka.
from a business trip to Kansas City.
People will play ping pong regardless
of the fact that the weather is SwelteT-
ing, but then perspiration is a good
thing for people.
w. w. Smith, Senator Buttons pri-
waite secretary. has ten porary head
quarters at the Office of the United
States attorney.
George Lugton, the. Chauffeur of the
federal building elevator, has submitted
a design for the emblem of the Repub-
lican party to appear at the top of the
ticket on the ballots.
The degree team of the Topeka lodge
of the A. o. U. w. which competed
for the prizes in the Fraternal day ex-
ercises at the Ottawa ChautauQua won
the first prize of SIS.
Judge A. H. Horton, who is in the
Pennoyer sanitarium at Kenosha, Wis
| consin. is much improved in health.
John Martin, ex-United States sena-
tor, is in Illinois at present in the en-
! ploy of c. j. Devlin, securing the right
Of way for railroad in which Mr. Dew
lin is interested. Senator Martin came
in the Inflated Lane succession" in the
United States senate, and since he was
retired from the senate by the Republic
cans he has been having hard work re-
| gaining his once large law practice.
Superintendent Nelson will have an
article in the Review of Reviews some
time this fall on the consolidation OF
rural schools.
The amount of bonds issued in Kan
| sas during the past two years is nearly
| two million dollars less than the two
| years previous.
| J. M Chain, county clerk of Sedgwick
| county, appeared before state board of
| equaliza ton yesterday and asked that
| Sedgwick county's assessment returns
| be reduced.
The Republican state central commit
| tee is getting its furniture into rooms at
the Copeland preparatory to opening
| headquarters, but there won't be much
| doing for a while.
The telephone at the Union Pacific
depot was kept busy Monday answering
inquiries about the excursion to Fort
| Rily today. People were informed that
| the Union Pacific train would run over
the Rock Island tracks to Manhattan.
This is a hot day. If you don't be-
| lieve it, start for North Topeka on q
street car, walk across the bridge, and
| you'll be convinced.
! The Topeka Elks who are to play base
bali with the Emporia Elks today might
use ping pong paddles instead OF bats
The government thermometer stood
| at 90 Monday afternoon from till
O'Clock.
The basement of the Smith building
now being erected at Ninth and Kansas
avenue, is being fitted for a barber
| shop.
The old settlers predict that there
summer and the advance guard is al
ready here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
UPSET IN LAKE.
Two Persons Drown = Eight
Battle For Life For Hours.
Pleasure Yacht Caught in Storm
and Capsized.

Chicago, July 1.-two persons perish
ed in the lake last night and eight 9TH
ers fought for life. clinging to an over
turned yacht, the Arab ~, owned by
John H Cameron, cashier of the Ma
tiona1 bank of the Republic. The yacht
struck suddenly by the fierce storm
which swept over the city late in the
evening, capsized. The boat is a 81
footer and one of the best known yachts
in the harbor The dead:
MARY TAYLOR, 16 years old. 141
Fifty-first street.
HARRY JENSEN, II years old.
The rescued:
John Cameron.
Mrs Mary Phoenix Cameron, his WIFE,
Miss Cameron.
Miss Mamie Goodman.
VIM. Corey.
E. S. Haskins.
Arthur Barber, skipper of the yacht.
One unknown.
When the storm struck the yacht no
attempt had been made to reef sail and
with all it's canvas flying the boat with
ten merrymakers aboard who were
wholly unconscious of danger went over
in flash. filled instantly and left eight
persons struggling for life in the waters
of the lake, three miles from shore.
Their predicament was given added ter
ror By the fury of the water, dashed by
the storm and by the constant lightning.
BY heroic efforts on the part of the
men, the women were supported in the
water until they could be given firm
hold on the overturned boat The yacht
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS
ADAPTED UP TO DATE.

ADAPTED UP TO DATE.
Over the river they beckon to me,
The ones who plodded across to the other
And the CLEAN of the sweat on their brows
And 1 dread the tramp DER the bridge
alone.
Oyer, the river. over the river,
My friends stand waiting to welcome me
there.
Over the river I plod along,
In the dust and CRIME of the wind swept
bridge,
for hate e this hs G EaEfr Tow P path stunt
Over the river, over the river,
think III faint when they welcome me
there.
Oyer the river carry a slip
OF punched pink paper that gives me the
right
To walk half way on my northern trip
1 think the bridge is a mile too long.
Over the river, over the river,
Over the river, my journeys done,
But 1 suffered sunstroke and lost my
And Til not start back till I see begun
A ferry that works when the waters up.
Oyer the river eyer the Tlver and ice
Miss Ethel Klise left today for visit
in Bartlesville, 1. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Corbett of Topeka
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crumley at Ottawa
Mr.. and Mrs S. T. Cooley have been
spending several days with Mrs. NJ
GroSSman of Ottawa.
Frank Sturges of the Santa Fe pas
senger department will go to Colorado
tomorrow on a business trip.
There ought to be enough proceeds
from the traffic of the street car COM
pany to the river to pay for nice new
bridge.
If the man who invented fly poison
had included an ingredient that woulG
cause the fly to crawl off out of sigh
and die, it would have been pleasante
to all concerned.
Phillip Sprague, the one-armed janito
at the city hall, is an expert swimmc
In spite of his defective anatomy. H
is talking of giving an exhibition of hi
skill by swimming across the Kansa-
river while it is high.
Some of the fire department boys a
headquarters have corralled fou
heavyweight bullfrogs and placed then
in the basement of the fire department
headquarters. The frogs make as nue.
noise as a herd of cows at milking
time.
As soon as the river gets off the bot
toms there will likely be a large acre
age of Kaffir corn and late forage sowr
They say if the seed is scattered owe
the mud deposited by the water it wi
terminate before crust has had tim
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15

as 1t left its moorings had fortunately
towed behind it a small yawl.
5 Setting to work to right the yawl.
which had been dragged under and filed
with water when the larger boat went
over, the men finally got all but Came
ron and Barber and the two drowned
persons into it and started for the long
row to the shore in the face of the chop
Ply weather and a strong wind, which
made it a herculean task to make the
boat move through the water at all.
Along toward midnight Harry Boylan,
the steward of the Columbia Yacht club,
heard a, hail of the faintest kind come
out of the darkness of the club house.
Slowly the heavily laden row boat can e
creeping up to the landing with the
women in state of collapse and Corey
so exhausted that he could hardly
move about. All they could say was
Send out life saving crew. Arab over
turned. Two dead and more clinging to
boat"
Cameron and Barber when found were
nearly exhausted and about to drop
from the boat. They had despaired of
rescue before dawn. Cameron was in
for the safety of his wife and Miss
Cameron and grief at the death OF
young Jensen and Miss Taylor, who he
knew had not been saved.
The bodies of the two young persons
drowned were found in the cabin of the
yacht when the boat was lowed into the
harbor at o'clock this morning. Pre-
sumably the boy and girl who had met
death, had taken refuge in the yacht
cabin when the storm broke and were
unable to extricate themselves when the
boat went over.
took part in the races for the Sir
Thomas Upton cup. The boat finished
second in the races. The yacht carried
only a mainsail and jib.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
Saves a Woman's Life.

To have given up would have meant
death for Mrs. Lois Cragg of Dorchester,
Mass. For years she had endured untold
obstinate cough. Often" she writes. Il
could scarcely breathe and sometimes could
not speak All doctors and remedies failed
till 1 used DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was completely cured "
Sufferers from coughs, colds. throat and
lung trouble need this grand remedy. for it
never disappoints. Cure is guaranteed by
Arnold Drug Co., 821 N Kansas avenue.
Price soc and 500. Trial bottles free.
II suffered for months from sore
throat Eclectric Oil cured me in "a
hours" M. s. Gist, Hawesville, KY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
CAN'T EAT J!

Why !? The stomach Is weak, the
appetite is gone, and the bowels are
constipated. Nothing will do you as
much good as dose of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters before each meal. 1t
will strengthen the stomach, restore
the appetite, prevent Constipation,
and positively cure Indigestion. Dys.
pepsia, Biiiousness and Malaria, Fever
and A&ue. Try a bottle and see for
yourself. Don't accept substitute.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

nneer ct al 81, lots 81 and s7s east Filth
street, Metsker's second add, and lots 1863
and 1865, east Fifth street, Metzker's sec
ond add
c. Curtis and wife to F. Raynor and
wife. $500, tract on Curtis street, Curtis
M. E. Conklin to Lizzie E. Stewart, $12o
lots 101 and 103. Liberty street, Vears add
M. e. Conklin to Jas. F. McCabe, $780,
lots 81 and 80, Liberty street, VeaIs add.
John " Abrahams to Ellen II. Eckert,
$500. west half of southwest 22-11-15.
A. Palm to L. A. Gillette, lots lis West
ern avenue.
Rec. Inv. Trust Co. to ]. NJ Ashbaugh
and. wife. $225, lots 200 and 202 Paramore
street, ParamOre's second add.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15

Brass Extension Rods-will extend
from "a to AZ inches . Sc
Peet Bros Rainbow Toilet Soap,
Elder Flower, Honey, Glycerine
and Rose, cake OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc
One lot fancy Stick Pins, &c and 10c
values, choice .......... .......-... 81
Pardoe's Talcum and Toilet Powder,
put up in perforated top boxes,
box ........ Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
Valuable Time Saved.

Slight injuries often disable man and
cause several days loss of time and when
blood poison develops. sometimes result IN
the loss of hand or limb Chamberlain
applied to cuts. bruises and burns 1t causes
them to heal quickly and without matura-
poison. For sale by all druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
Carpets, Mattings,
linOleumS,
Oil Cloths.

Smiths Velvet with border, choice of
any pattern in the house, sewing in
Brussels carpets with border. ..75c
A very good grade of Tapestry without
poruer ... DOC
Standard Extra Super Warranted all
wool at most of the stores sells for
Good all Ingrains ...........5O 500
Cotton Chain Ingrains ............35c
REVERSIBLE BRUSSELS RUGS. floor
sizes-9x9, So; 9x10A, $3.50: 9x12,
$12 90: 101zx12, $14,OO.
COTTON CHAIN INGRAM RUGS, ~
x9, $2.98; 9x9, 1878; 9x12. $4.98.
Linoleums at SIS. 65. GO, 75c.
Oil Cloth 28c.
Chinese Mating, 12k. Is, zoe.
Japanese Mating, 20. rs, so, IS, 45c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
A Few Specials in
Hardware For
Pay Day.

Come in and take Advantage OF Them
2 qt. Peerless Freezer. go
OF. Peerless Freezer ............ 100
qt. Peerless Freezer. ....... 3.25
at. Blizzard Freezer. ..2.0O
Little Giant Grass Hooks. ..... IS
Bench Wringer, guaranteed. SO and ~
Maydole Hammers. so, SIS, 60. Csc
Diston Saws, D grade. ............ 1.75
u off on all large Gasoline Stoves.
See our Glassware on the 1Oc table.
Come and see our Blue and White
Steel Ware Wash Basins.
Sure Pop Lice Killer. half gallon 45c,
gallon 600
Asbestos Sad Irons. 1.39
o. K. Washer with wheel. ....... $50
Golden Clipper Washer with
wheel ................ 5.75
Western Clipper Washer with
Jelly Glasses per dozen. ....20c, $50
3-ply Garden Hose per foot. ...... .O9
qt. Tin Fruit Cans "reminiscences so
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Mems Felt Hats
Light CO1ors.

$500 Hats, sale price. $Z.Z5
200 Hats, sale price. ............. LAB
LEO Hats, sale price. lib
All New Shapes.
Straw Hats at big reductions.
100 dozen Mems Socks In black and
tan, 10c quality for Sc pair.
Mems Summer Shirts at reduced
prices.
Odds and ends in Mems Linen Collars.
worth from l5c to Csc, each 30.
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Come in and See Our
Medicines.

Peruna ............ .............. 80
Pierce's Prescription .......... IS
Pierce's Medical Discovery ...... IS
Pinkham's Compound ............. IS
Warmers Safe Cure. IS
Swamy Root .............30 and 70
Wine of Cardui Observation-Disclosures. IS
Swift's Specific ........S5c and $1.45
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THREE CENTS.

David's General" Mucilage, pure
gum, strongly adhesive, complete
with metal stopper and brush
OOlIle DC
SC size in solid rubber balls, DC size
hollow bat balls Observation-Disclosures. Sc
10c Ink Writing Tablets, note, letter or
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Bya Church Band.

There will be a free concert by the
Third Christian church band Wednesday
evening at the church, corner of Third and
Lake streets. The band was organized
about three months ago under the direc-
torship of Fred Kehoe, and has made ex-
cellent progress since that time. The pro-
gramme follows:
March-On the Co.. Paul de Vile
Galop-Prjnce Imperial. .Coote
Waltz-Echoes of the Forest. ........ .Losey
Polka-Violet. Observation-Disclosures. De Vile
WaltZ-Darr. ......................De Vile
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in
Furniture.

Odd Dressers, 20x24 Beveled French
Plate Mirror, 22x42 Double Top,
golden finish ....................$ $500
Solid Oak Bedroom Suits, either
oval or 24x28 square pattern,
French plate mirror, swell top
drawers, commode and bedstead
TO match ...... So.OO
Special Bargains in
Iron Beds.
Half-brass Iron Beds, regular price
$11.35, only a few of them left
Iron Bed, Springs and Mattress COM
plete .-................. $o.OO
COUCHES. solid oak frame and legs, 8
rows of steel tempered springs cover
ed with two tone Velour. 1900 80. so
Another-Oak frame and legs, all-steel
construction, covered with high-grade
Velour Beausant, tufted. $6 rs
Center Tables. solid oak. 20x20 top, gol-
Gen unlSn 700
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Ottawa, Kan, and Return $1.6O via
Santa Fe.
account Chautauqua. Tickets on sale
July 5th to 18th, inclusive. Final limit
July 21st.