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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14
FOR JUNE BRIDES.
Novelties In Wedding Gowns-Cs Ne
Coats In the Trousseau.

Especial Correspondence
New York, May 4.-As long as DE
world turns around there will be mar
rying and giving in marriage, and
June is just the month for that SORT of
thing. Here is a really novel style in
wedding gowns and not only new, but
graceful and elegant. There is some
thing quite out of the usual rut Of ideas
in the development of this gown. and
so it is offered to the readers OF this
paper to look at and copy, if so be that
they are to need it, and to admire il not
There is a slip Of thin but crisp tai
feta, with a deep umbrella f1ounce az
the bottom of the slip. which serves to
set out the outer dress at the hem. The
dress itself is of crepe de chine OF of
silk null, as is preferred. The null is
the lighter and gives a more ethereal
effect, but the Grape is the richer, and
it Grapes better, quite a consideration
when one considers the peculiar man
ner in which the material is draped
across the shoulders and on the skirt.
At the waist line there are tuckS 70
shape the skirt to the figure. and at
the bottom there is a self ruching all
around. Across the back of the skirt
is a deep f1ounce which is not joined at
the front. but cut shorter and draped
up in two festoons on each side, the
tops being held by wreaths of orange
blossoms. The effort that has been
made to displace orange blossoms has
somehow failed. for there is a senti-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-14

Rollingstone Nomoss-Wot do you
t'ink o. dis here race suicide?
Tatterdon Torn-I t'ink it's a bloom
in outrage lat de d illionaires amt got
enough dar ghters 10 go around.-Phil-
adelphia Record
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FOR SALE
w. NJ. FORBES.

1924 Hancock St, cottage very cheap, any
reasonable offer will take it. Come in Mon
day.
423 nd 425 Ash St. cheap and easy terms.
s room house. basement. cistern. We'll.
barn and shade and acres ground, in
city close to new pavement. 1900, or trade
towards 81 500 or 5000 farm Send in list
of farms or see US.
south front lots, large maple shade.
high ground, near car line, room cot
taee. cellar, cistern, well. barn, $l,2oe;
Good room cottage Western ave-, paved,
Lincoln. rooms. IL lots. nice property,
nicely located. $1,000
s rooms modern except heat, blocks
state house, west side, $500.
Good room house, 2 lots. east front,
Monroe St, barn, shade, fruit, water, eel
lar. 5000.
West side. 21k corner lots. 6 room cottage,
cellar. well. cistern, barn, street car and
Sth and tyler. 6 room house. $1,000; rent
SIS
Modern s rooms, IL lots, barn, shade,
paved best location-this week, 81, 400.
4 lots room cottage. LOwnan Hill, $500:
Choice selection building lots all parts OF
city some very cheap.
50 acres improved, near Silver Lake, 81
400 120 acres. no buildings, s., go. 50 In
proved at Kilmer, 50. eco. 100. small i'm
provements Big Springs. 5000, exchange
for small tract near Topeka. rs acres,
we'll improved. IN Usage county, for sale
cheap.
Tel ss2 w. w. -'-'-'i low 7th st.
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FOR SALE BY
BENEDICT & co.

10 room house, lots. 21z blocks of state
house beautiful shade, large barn, belongs
to nonresident and he is very desirous OF
selling Make us an offer.
Cottage on w. 10th St, near Bethany col
Iege. 2 lots, fine shade. city water, shade
barn. Price 81. 500
room cottage, close in, city water eel
lar brick sidewalks, coal house Price
6 room new house. with lots, 81, go, near
Washburn college. Cost more to -build the
house than we ask for the property
s room house, , lots, on a corner. g0Ou
we'll barn, cellar. sheds, near santa + e
shops Price s., 800 Part cash; balance to
suit --4-~-.--r-
Small amount down, balance to sui rave
sold 4 belonging to this bank ana TINS IS
the last one. Better see us quick.
An elegant home in Potw1n Pace, com
pletely modern. Price "a, 200. Also another
nice home in Potwin, So, 900. Modern
A nice new cottage 3 blocks OF ave-, bath,
bowl closet, sewer, city water, clstern'
barn, IL lots. s., 400.
s rooms on w. 6th, completely modern,
fine home. Price "a 200.
6 rooms, IL lots, east front, nice shade,
block west of transfer station Price 81
COO. This IL a big snap
20 acres adjoining city, room house,
good barn fruit See us for price. Ihis IS
a splendid suburban home.
We have buyers for all kinds Of proper
ty. II you want to sell, list your property
and we believe we can find a buyer.
BENEDICT s. CO.,
COT Kansas Ave.
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REAL ESTATE
w. G. STEPHENSON & CO..
500 Kansas Avenue. Over Rigby's.
CITY PROPERTY.


5room
W st of
a
Kansas
cisrn small fine cas-
house OF
oil
and6 colt
llosa oil
fronto news room
Price cash 6 pc cent
p
noder eniences; bagan Price
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
BUY A NEW HOUSE.


stairway hard woodhns h.
Can be had at great bar
cOttage st
room
heatp
to built You'll
frontio water
s35 rnonthc cant e bea.
cottag i've
modern
modern residence 3
west St
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REAL ESTATE ROUDEBUSH.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE


Modern room house. close in, east
front, lots barn, furnace, gas This is
a bargain at 81 200.
II room house, modern except heat, east
side. east front, s., 500.
8 room house, hot and cold water, bath.
furnace. barn, all in good shape, in Pot
win $1,000
room new cottage. bath ~ lots. only
3 blocks from avenue, s.. 400.
room house on Lincoln, near Sixth;
room house on West street, near Sixth
$500.
room house, IL lots. on Van Buren, St,
high ground, Sl05O.
Good cottage on Clay St, near 18th, 81
Z room house, lots, Lowman Hill, 81, 300;
500 cash; balance on payments.
8 room house Norris ave, 81, 500.
9lS Morris ave-, room house, IL or
lots.
room house on Monroe St. s1,s75.
VACANT LOTS.
IL lots, good barn, 80 Norris ave, with
lots in rear. picket fence. will build you
a house on this ground and sell on pay
ments.
81 feet front by POS feet long. Potwin.
Nice high building lots, with sewer paid
for 1928 each.
Lots in all parts OF the city at low prices.
SMALL TRACTS.
acres, z room house; 81, 200.
acres 6 room house. s, 800.
limits.
40 acres. 4 room cottage. several smaller
buildings, near electric car line; for sale
or trade.
Safety deposit boxes for rent: 50 per
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUsH,
Stormont building. 10 West Sixth avenue.
Both phones 267
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FOR SALE
New room modern house. S. w. g. $50
room cottage, lot. corner 9Th and Clay,
81, $50.
8 room cottage. 2 lots, Lowman Hill. 800.
room house. Y acre; fine Inc shade noon
room cottage, lots. Oakland. 81. 100.
z room new house. lots. close to col
lege, 81. 250
5 room house Quincy St, close in. rose
wood finish. fire place, lots, s. 200.
rooms, modern, lots, w. 9Th, 81 800.
And many others.
Also farms OF 80 to $50 acres at bargains.
especially $50, splendid land, good house,
fine barn orchard. etc, s miles out, Sc, 400
,.-,---s ]. D. MILLEsR-&-C CO.,
go Kansas Ave, over Savings Bank
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THE STRAUSS AGENCY


city water cellar, Ia
Nice cottageon Buchan ~ o
Cotag on
7roonso olson barn
mi OF
room IN
mnew1 Ios.o yler near tn. bat ROOM
Van
worth his s one in
all
block frons stat
49, ~ sTRAUss AGENCY. Central
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FOR SALE.

6 room residence. well located on west
side, block 9Th street car line, good barn,
81. 100
Fine east front room residence and IL
lots. near Central park, 81 100.
Elegant room modern residence on Fill
more, hot water heat bath closet and gas
IL east front lots, s. $50.
Modern room cottage on east side,
choice neighborhood, s., 200
Ia east front lots fine old elm shade
room residence, city and cistern water,
Tyler, near 8th. for a few days 81, 500.
Neat room cottage on east side, conven-
lent Santa Ese shops, well rented will net
investor II per cent, $500
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.,
10 West Sixth ST.
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FOR SALE BY
]. E. SHAFFER,
Up East 9th Street Bell Phone
112 East 9th Street.
Bell Phone SOS.


5 acres
ribs sand
il
p R. 2 a
all n a 5 20
gas
SIS
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ON VINEWOOD LINE.

5 acres, well improved. for sale at a
bargain figure if taken within the next few
days. room cottage. with cellar. cistern,
etc, barn, chicken house, good well, large
orchard. corn cribs. granary, good crop of
potatoes. tomatoes. etc. See us at once.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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REALTY BARGAINS.

2 rooms. lots. Washington, $3.50.
4 rooms, 2 lots. east shops, $500
3 rooms, l lot, Taylor, $3.50.
4 rooms, 3i5 lots. Lawrence, $500.
4 rooms, 1 lot. West. near 9Th, $3.50.
rooms, l lot, Lafayette, $3.50.
rooms. / lot, Jefferson and sth, H,3o0-
4 rooms lot. Polk and 4th, $1,000.
rooms, IL lots, Tyler, near Sd, $500.
rooms. ~ lots, Jefferson, $500.
NJ. L. FIELD, 628 Kansas Ave.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Issa55I TIME TABLE.
Topeka, Kansas.


The fright Road" 10 and from and between
CHICAGO OMAHA
ST. LOUIS DENVER
MEMPHIS COLORADO 6PG1
PEORIA FORT WORTH
ST. JOSEPH ST. PAUL
KANSAS CITY MINNEAPOLIS
And Everywhere Beyond.
effective April 5th. 1000
TRAINS LEAVE TOPEKA AS FOL.
LOWS:
EASTBOUND.
No. II. Chicago Mall and Express. as pm
No. IA, East Eek. and Mail.......... 500 am
No. 4. Ell Paso and Chicago Ex.... e:15 pm
No. 10. Colorado and K. G. Flyer. 7:45 am
No. 20. Chick and K. c. Ex........ 1850 pm
WESTBOUND
No. IL Chicago and Texas Ex... ITO mn.
No. 3. Colorado Flyer ........-...... $40 pm
No. 13, Texas Elk. IL: 20 am
No. g. California and Mexico Elk. l:15 am
No. IS, X. c. and Chickasha Ex.... $50 am
NORTHBOUNn
No. rs. st. Joe Eek. $40 am
No. "a. st. Joe and Chicago Ex.... S;36 pm
SOUTHBOUND.
No. Is, s. w; Ex-...-....-.......:...u 80 pm
All trains daily except Nos IS and So
daily except Sunday.
For sleeping car reservations. tickets
time tables. etc, apply to any Rock Island
E w. THOMPSON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Lines West of Missouri River.
KANSAS CITY. MO-
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FOR SALE
Western ave. fine location, 3 lots, mod
ern room house. big barn $4,000
Clay and I'd, lots. Z room house. 81. 400;
part cash; very good property
Lincoln and 18th. IA lots. room house.
cistern, well, barn. sewer, 81, 600.
9Th and Lane, lots, room cottage
CRATES, cistern, city water. sewer. 81. 200
West St, south, s lots, room house.
well, cistern. barn, fruit, 81 800
18th and Lane. III lots 5 room house
sewer; want to sell quick; s., 275. Make an
offer.
7th and Lane IL lots Z room house
barn. sewer connection, s.. $50.
sth and Adams, lots, room cottage. 81
400: can make terms.
And many other properties.
J. Z. TORRINGTON
100 West Sixth st.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
For Sale by
I. L. BETTER,
SO Kansas Ave. Dudley's Bank

room house. III lots, North Kansas ave.
room house, 2 lots, 10th, near Quincy
room house, lots. North Quincy st.
5 room house, lot. Quincy St, near 14tn.
Small house near Topeka vinegar works.
Hotel property, well located
houses on lots. Quincy St. near I'd.
room house, 2 lots, Jackson st, near 4th.
room house ~ lots, Iyier ST., near TN.
2 houses, and rooms. IL lots each.
Lane st, near 18th. in first class condi-
ton.
room house, lots. Buchanan and 18th.
room cottage, lots, Clay St. near 18th.
excellent building lots Daniels add.
Also many other desirable lots.
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FOR SALE
Anderson county, Kan, III acre farm so
acres, mostly bottom, in cultivation, orch
ard, hay, pasture. fine stream and timber,
fair buildings. Price g, 600
J. z. TORRINGTON, 109 w. Sixth ST.
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HOMESEEKERS send for catalog ant
price list of California homes; opportuni
ties unsurpassed cheap lands. improved
and unimproved. Shepherd-Teague Co.
1123 ] St. Fresno. Cal.
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WOOD & DICKINSON.
Real Estate, Rentals and Loans.

534 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas.
n ogs he tic. trad o in city.
in, payments
must give ayt MONTH
homes nusts
.
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Union Pacific
WESTBOUND.
Missouri Pacific.

directive July 5. 1899
No 301, passenger, leave Topeka. 9:45 am
No 315 LEGAL, leave Topeka 200 am
No 302 passenger. arrive Topeka - ESQ pm
No. 314, local, arrive Topeka. $500 pm
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zEW eIef
LEGAL.

(F'irst published in the Topeka State Jour-
nal August 1, 1s03.)
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MISSOURI FARMS.


ouldin miles from
miles
log OF barn and
miles
and
good bearing apple
For bargains il Missouri farms see
H DAY so Ave
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.


In the district court in and for Shawnee
county, KansaS-No. 22362-Anna Sebille.
plaintiff versus Alexis Sebille, defend
ant The state of Kansas to Alexis Sc
billie, greeting
You are hereby notified that you
have been sued by the plaintiff. Anne Sc
bile, in the district court of Shawnee
county, Kansas in which suit said plain
tiff seeks IA ,divcrce3 from you and such
other relief as may be equitable in the
PREMISES. And that unless you answer or
plead to her said petitto1 filed in said &C
ton on or before the 18th day of septem-
Der, 1903, then plaintiff win ask for judg-
ment against you,aand the allegations, mat
ters and things in said petition set forth
will be taken as true and Judgment will
be rendered divorcing said plaintiff from
you and granting her such other and fur
Their relief as may by the court seem
FRED C. SLATER,
Attorney for the Plaintiff
Attest: l. s. CURTIS,
(Seal) Clerk of the District Court.
NOTICE-The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of The Rock Creek Natural As
phalt Co. will be held at Topeka, Kan.
Sept 8, 1903, for the purpose of electing Of
ficers for the coming year. VIM. f. Mil
Ter, secretary.
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CARPET CLEANING.


WANTED-You to have your carpets
cleaned McCormicG & Peake. Teler
phones 421-
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DRUGGISTS


TOPEKA DRUG CO., 732 Kansas ave. Tel.
lAS. Prescriptions promptly and accurate
~ hllcd. All kinds soda drinks at fountain.
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FOR SALE
2 houses and rooms each, good repair.
lots. rent $3.50 per month. Quick sale,
f2,2O0
Home Of . rooms, 2 lots, immediate pos
session. only $3.50
80 homes from $500 to 50 800 to select from.
p c. MOORE. 40 Kansas Ave.
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SEVERAL good cheap and moderate
priced houses and many vacant lots in all
parts OF town for sale on easy terms
RALPH f. VALENTINE,
Real Estate Building.
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs
LIST OF BARGAINS

We handle the Victor talking machine,
the best in the world
New Excelsior bicycles from the Ex-
celsior Supply company, Chicago; they
are one OF the best wheels man
ufactured: prices from SIS to $40;
nearly new Centennial gems wheel at Sio:
1 in same make, ladies' wheel, at $l2 good
wheels, all in fine condition, for s. to Sl2;
/ tandem. Sl2: for shot guns, rifles. and re-
volvers we have them in all grades and
prices, from So to s15 in musical instru-
ments guitars mandolins, banjoes and
violins, we have some exceptionally good
bargains; for watches, clocks and Jewelry,
we know we can't be beat in the state
We have the finest window cleaner ever
offered at 25 cents. We sell the celebra ed
metal polish at % cents; also Silver Cream
polish at 25c And for watch repairing we
have had IS years experience. Remember
the No. 325 Kansas ave, Topeka, Kan,
Paine Bros.
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PHYSICIANS AND sUaaAoNs.
FREE DrsPENsARY.

TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY, south
east corner 12th and Tyler sts., from 1
TO p. M, except Sundays. Conducted by
regular pIactclng physicians for the
benefit of persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tents are assured of Careful and consfd-
crate treatment. Medicine furnished in
most cases.
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JEWELER AND oPrIoIAN.

~~~~~--~--~~0-~-~~---~~~
tate opticien. We auarantee every pair
of glasses to fit and every watch we re-
pair. We carry the largest line of
watches, clocks, diamonds, cut glass, etc.
IN the city. Watch inspector U. p. r. Il
72s Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE nice houses, first class con-
dltion. one rooms and one 6 rooms, only
! block from Santa Fe depot. VIII sell
cheap on good terms Inquire A. F. Wessen,
507 E. 4th
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FOR SALE-A bargain. east OF new shops, I
east front, room cottage, 2 lots, good 1
cellar, well and shade. Address Y. g., care /
Journal
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JEWELERS.


JAMES b HAY DEN. Jeweler and OS.i-
etan- Complete stock of watches, dia-
monds, sllverwares etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly 1tted.
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.JACKDAN the most successful sire in
the west and sire of Maxine, 2.OSsz cham
pion trotter for year 1902. is making a
summer and fall season at Prairie Den
farm. 4 miles west of Topeka. r. 1. Lee.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
GIOVANNI BANDA'S RING
Clew to Crime Committed Here Two
 Years Ago.

A clue was obtained yesterday to an assault and robbery committed two years ago, and which may be said to have deprived Giovanni Banda, better known in this city as John Bender, Of his reason. The robbery was committed at the Roma saloon. Banda was sand oagged one night and left senselcss on the ground. When he was discovered his pockets were empty. There had been taken from him s9O and, what ha valued more, a gold ring which his mother had given him when he left Italy and which he had worn in Phoe- nix for twenty-five years. The ring was 2 peculiar piece of jeweiry and could have been recognized by dozen people especially among the cCuntrymen CT Banda. IL was q very massive affair of rough Italian workmanship. The dis tinEuishing feature of it was white ivory cross set in some kind of g stone. probably amethyst.
 Every effort was made by Banda and his friends to recover the ring, but they could get TO trace of it. It was from the assault of that night that the mis- fortunes of Banda dated. He never ra- covered from the blow. Periods of in- sanity kept recurring and the intervals between them grew shorter and shorter i and twice he was sent to the asylum.
 He was committed the last time last summer. Late in the year his brother, who is the chief magistrate of town in northern Italy, on the shores of Lake MagGiore, came after him and took him home. His financial affairs were not all adjusted, and they were left in the hands of his countryman, John Bag giorc
 Yesterday afternoon ,J. A. Porterle was in the Columbus saloon and saw the ring on the finger of George York, one of the proprietors. He had never seen the ring before. but he recognized it from the descriptions which had been he got it. and he replied that he had bought it of Francisco Lopez for S11. He was persuaded to go with Porterie to John Baggiore and Lucas Magnani both of whom at once recognized the ring York did not conclude at once to give it up. He wanted to be reimbursed for the money he said he had paid for it.
 Banda told the officers after the rob- bery that he believed that Lopez was his assailant but no evidence could ever be produced against him until now. Lopez is supposed to be at Con- gress.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
FUNERAL OF MRS. DUFFIFLD
Testimony to the Noble Qualities of
 the Dead.

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret J. Duf-
 field, wife of pr. William Duffield took
 place yesterday at the family residence
 on North Third avenue. II had been in
 tended that the services should be pri- vate but at the request Of many friends who desired to pay last testimonial to
 the worth and goodness of Mrs. DCf-
 field the arrangement was changed
 and friends of the family were invited.
 The service was held at , o'clock.
 The handsome casket under a canopy
 of curtains lay in the sitting room
 surrounded by profusion O; flowers
 the gifts of friends. Many of the pieces
 were magnificent. Thecercmonies were
 begun by the hymn sun of My Soul" sung by q quartette consist ing of Mrs. McCann, Mrs. Foote, MT
 L. W. Goggirs and Dr. DoQsworth. Rev. C. V. Cowan. pastor Of the First Methodist church offered q prayer in which he alluded to the Christian qual- ities of Mrs. Dufield whom he had long known. her patience in her physi-
 cal afFliction and her performance of the duties which came to her ill her home life.
 He was followed by brief address by Rev. Dr. McAtee of the PTesbyter- ian church who paid a most eloquent tribute to the dead. It had been one of quiet work for good. She had been one of the women whom Christ had en- nobled by his recognition of the cour- age with which every day duties are discharged.
 At the close of the address the guar tettc sang Abide With Me" after which the audience was permitted to gaze for the last time upon the face of the dead. The body was borne to the hearse by professional brethren Of the sorrowing husband, Drs. Mcintyre. Craig. Plath. Martin. DoGsworth and Conner. It was followed to the ceme- tery by a long process1on and after brief services there was deposited in q private vault.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
CRAZED BY RELIGION
William Cook, One of the schaffer Fol
 lowers, in the Asylum.

The wisdom of locating the territorial asylum for the insane in this valley has been more than ever made manifest this week. Since last Monday morning six cases have been before the probate court. There was so little doubt of the truth of the accusation of insanity against any Of them that all were sent to the asylum after brief examination.
 The sixth case was that of William Cook, cOlored. He was arrested yester- day morning in an advanced stage of mental unsCundness. He is one of the fire worshippers who have been holding out at the Schaffer temple at the corner of Second avenue and Jackson street, where Mrs. Schaffer is the chief high priestess. While he was waiting for his trial in probate court Cook spent his time praying for strength against the powers of evil.
 The Schaffer followers have some eX- cuse for growing insane. The religion is so constantly changing that the de- voices are kept performing that aero batic feat known as jumping sideways. The high priestess is constantly dis covering new features which are at once made a part of the religion. It
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
70 A LITTLE
 THINKING

If you are in poor health and desire to 2 [ well you cannot af- Iotd To experiment with yourself or em ploy inexperie need doctors. You have no business t) waste your time or