davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-29
MULES WANTED.

We wish to purchase two me-
dunn size young mules to work to
a float. Apply to the Merchants
Grocery Co., or John McGrath q
Sons, okhaven, Miss.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-29

The local Y. M. &c. A. team has
invited NELSON'S p icked nine to
the diamond for ton borrow after
noon. The ladies' q. re especially
invited to attend
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-12
NASZE SPRAWY
Nova heca.

Wielebny ks. dr.. Marya Bernard Sku-
lik, narobif znowu grzmotu W Ameryce.
Oskarzony publicznie przez swojego kon-
fratra ks. Wacfawa Kruszke kopanie do
Tow pod powaga delegacyi rzymskiej sta
rania ma wiasna reke infu4e ola siebie,
zasypa} wielebny ksiadz Marya wiele reda-
kcyi pism artykufami, W kt6rych document
ME cd poczatku al do konca wylicza lita-
nie swoich tytut6w, broszur przez siebie
przepisanych, list6w, kt6re dostaf cd kar-
Sdynaf6w, t. d. t. d., " kt6rych stara sic
udowodnic, re Wielebny KS. Wacfaw po-
kpiwszy sprawe " Rzymie, chciaiby zwalic
wine ma niego, uczonego, zacnego, zasluzo-
nego uorderowanego ks. Marye.
Listy te, niestety, grzezna wszedzie W
gfebokich koszach redakcyjnych, nato-
miast wszystkie pisma skwapliwie powta-
rzaja oskarzenia ks. Wacfawa. Biedny ks
dr.. Marya broni sic, jak moze W swoim
"Tygodniku Katolickim," IT,. coraz VIE
cej sic osmiesza. Wobec tego ze 'Swiate-
czny'' zawiesif obecnie wydawnctwo od-
prawia doroczne wakacye, czytelncy ga
zet maja W tel violence prawdziwa kopalnie
humorystycznych komentarzy bawia sic,
jak moga, kosztem powagi wielebnego
Maryi, pred kt6rym "drzwi ME zamykaf,
nietylko zaden ksi4dz, ale nawet zaden
biskup, AMI kardynaf."
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-12
NarOd0WOSci w Macedonia.

Czem jest Macedonia kto miafby pra-
wo rozporzadzac jej losami? Ma pytanie to
niezmiernie trudno odpowiedziec. Przede-
wszystkiem O jakiejs porzadnej statystyce
W Turcyi mowy bye ME moze, tembardziej
ostatystyce narodowosci. Przytem kwestya
religijna jest dotad Turcyi tax scisle
zfaczona ze sprawa narodowa, re czesto
jednej cd drugiej oddzielic niepodobna
Sa tam chrzescianie m6wiacy po bufgar.
sku, uwazajacy siebie "a Grek6w, sa ma
hometanie pochodzenia serbskiego t. d.
Jezeli wezmiemy dziefo Serbia, p. Gopcze-
wicza Macedonian und Altserbien''
Wien, 1899, to wyczytamy, re ma 1885,
600 mieszkanc6w Macedonia 1880, 900 DO
winno bye zaliczone do narodowosci
serbskiej; ma mapach greckich, chocby ma
maple, wydanej przez znanego geografa
Kieperta, 2 3 Macedonia pokryte So pie
knym ciemno- no-niebieskim kolorem, ozna-
czajacym zywiot hellenski. gdy Bufgarowie
kryja sic skromnie mafej ciemno- -fioleto-
wei wyspie-Bufgarowie zas utrzymuja, re
9 10 ludnosci tel prowincyi do Mich z
jezyka j ze zwyczaj6w sympathy nale-
zy. W dodatku trzebaby sic jeszcze pogo
dzic co do tego, co nalezy uwazac "a Ma
cedonie, Turcya bowiem ME zna admin
stracyjnie podobnej prowincyi ale kraj
podzielony jest ma wilajety, kt6rych try
mniej wiecej tylko odpowiadaja granicom
dawnej Macedonia. So to wilajety: Kosso.
wo (Ueskub), Monastyr (Bitoia) Saloni-
ka, albo zachodnia ozes6 tego ostatniego.
.Jedno zatem tylko twierdzimy zupefna
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-12
Zwiazki spiewak6w pofaczone.

W chwi]i gdy to pisze, kolonia polska
W Milwaukee sposobi sic do godnego przy-
jecia representative obu Zwiazk6w srie-
waczych i licznych gosci, kt6rzy zapowie-
dzieli sw6j przyjazd Ia wielkie swieto po-
jednania.
Me ulega juz dis najmniejszej watpli-
wosci, re pojednanie to nastapi re ma
obradach delegat6w obu Zwiazk6w ME "a
drga AMI jedna nuta fafszywa. Ci, kt6rzy
"a wszelka Gene do zgody dopuscic ME
chcieli, umilkli, pokryli sic po katach
zmiazdzeni potega opinii publicznej, kt6ra
z sifa stanowczoscia, dotad W naszych
stosunkach nieznana, domagafa sic zgody.
Jest zatem mas opinia. many ja to
w}adczynie regulujaca tyle spraw zyciu
pubIicznem, many ja miedzy Mani; nalezy
ia tylko chwiG potrzeby rozbudzic, roz-
kofysac umiejetnie, ME zawiedze!..
I oto po latach walki, kt6re stworzy}a
niska prywata, zawisc zfosc, }sczs sic ma
nowo braterskim uscisku dfonie, bile
niebiosa ch6ralna piesh niezmacona
zadnym fa}szywym akordem...
Ale, jak zwykle, tax W tym wypadku,
DUO zfego dobre sic obraca. Rozfaczona
pred laty druzyna s}aba, sterana wewne-
TRINA niezgoda nieliczna, faczy sic teraz
wzmocniona liczebnie czw6rnas6b, "a
sobniejsza W fundusze, W nuty, W doswiad-
czenie, nadewszystko pe1na braterskiej
mifosci zadna czynu.
Me moge W tel chwili sfuzyc cyfralni i
podam je p6zniej nieco, sprawozdaniach
ze zjazdu, przekonany jestem jednak, re
pofaczony Zwiazek Spiewak5w, juz W kilka
miesiecy po zjezdzie, wzrosnie znowu W
dw6jnas6b, powiekszony towarzystwami
spiewackiemi kt6re zrazane niezgoda stafy
dotad ma uboczu.
Jeden wielki Zwiazek Spiewak6w be-
die istotnie organizacya silna bedzie "
stanie spofeczenstwu naszemu oddac ME
jedna rzeczywista wielka przysfuge.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-12
Szk0lniCtW0 w Stanach
Zjednoczonych.

Szkolnictwo Stanach Zjednoczonych
wyrosfo tax samorzutnie, a tax doskonale
przystosowane jest do warunk6w 7yciowych
Amerykan6w, ze stanowi prawdziwie kla.
syczny dow6d, il uniformizm typ6w szkol-
nych jest gruncie chimera pedagogi-
czna: Studyum Amerykanina Harry A.
Fiedler'a, ogfoszone W jednym ostatnich
zeszyt6w Delbrucka, przedstawia szkolni.
ctwo st. Zjed. taxa plastyka jasno-
scia, re obraz ten moze bye W wysokim
stopniu pouczajacym, tax jak jest prawdzi-
vie zajmujacym.
Wedle Fiedler'a, we wszystkich sta
mach Unii istnieja szko}y publiczne sta
move, tax ludowe jak j srednie, a stan
wywiera ma ME silny wpiyw. Przymus
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-12

zyach. Obok jezyk6w klasycznych no.
wych, history, matematyki, nauk przyro.
dniczych filozofii, ucza etyki, ekonomii,
prawa panstwowego politycznego, geolo-
Gil embryologii. Lacins jest podstawa
cafego tego wyksztafcenia, literature
XIX wieku traktowana jest bardzo szcze-
g6iowo starannie, rozbieraja n. p. dziefa
Balzac'a, Flaubert'a a innych. Nauka W
College, ME uprawja sie r6wniez ze sta
nowiska umiejetnego badania, lecz re sta
now'ska og6lnego wyksztaicenia. Uczen
winien tymi faktami problemami bye
zaznajomonym, kt6re czesto W zycu spo-
tyka: Mich ma mice sad dojrzafy zdro-
wy Wcale zas ME chodzi o to, ably "Col-
lege' przygotowywafo do samodzielnej nau-
kowo- krytycznej piracy. To jest zadaniem
uniwersytet6w szk6i fachowych: prawni-
czych, medycznych politechnicznych
NaJwazniejszym czynnikiem ksztafcq-
Gym W 'College'-to czynnik codzienne.
go zycia, owo sfawione W Ameryce "Colle-
ge llte'. Prawie wszystkie kolegia So
internatami'', moga vice gleboko wpfy-
wac ma ukszta}towanie charakteru wycho-
wanc6w. Studenci musza wczesnie uczyc
sic wsp6lnego, zgodnego pozycia, zastoso-
wywanla sic do otoczenia jego zwycza-
j6w. W internacie nabywa tez Amerykanin
teJ pewnoscl wystapienia, kt6ra nadaje
stale dfuzsze obcowanie obcymi. Przy-
tenn studenci ma ja szeroki zakres swobody
przy wlelkiej karnosci domowej. Lata W
"College'' to zazwyczaj lata najdrozszych
wspomniel ola wyksztafconego Ameryka-
nina. Nigdy W "College' ME jest on odo-
sobnionym, ciagle pod kontrola wspol-
ucznlow. Jego maniery spos6b wziecia
ksztafca sic ma wz6r starszych koleg6w,
tax, re tradycye zycia "College" pre-
chodza pokolenia ma pokolenie.
Walnym srcdkiem wychowania W "Coi-
lege jest sport. Zabawom poswiecajs tn
taxa starannosc, jak nauce. Przy foot
balP', PREY bieganiu, wios}owaniu t. D.
chodzi nietylko o zdrowie, ale i rozw6j pc
wnych zalet oharakteru, jak: rycerskosci,
odwagl, solidarnosci, karnosci, uznawania
wyzszosoi drugich. Osiagaja to Ameryka-
me znacznej mierze. Dose przeczytac
kilka odczyt6w lub NOW dzisiejszego pre-
zydenta Stan6w, Roosevelt'a, byfego ucz-
MIA Colleges, azeby nalezycie ocenic
czem ola wyksztafconych Amerykan6w zy-
Gle W "College".
Chociaz procent og6lny college bred
men, ME jest ME bedzie naturalnie nj
gay zoyt Wlelkl, to przeciez wpfyw ma zy-
Gle polityczne spoteczne W Stanach by
ttych uczni6w z ''College'' jest niezmierny
Bez idealnego pierwiastku, kt6ry wyrabia
"Coliege', utonefoby tn zycie utylita-
r1yzmle kupiecko przemysfowem. Przez BY
3fych uczni6w "College'' zas zycie to ma
biera ksztalt5w wznioslejszych szlachet-
nle]szych. Przyk1adem Sigma walka koru-
pcyonistami "Iammany- Hail. Nowym
Yorku: wyszfa ona przeprowadzona byfa
zwyciesko do konca przez byfych college,
men,
Takimi So gt6wne typy szkolnictwa ame-
rykanskiego. Najwieksza ich zaletq, ze wy.
rosfy one wprost z zycia przygotowuja
DO tego zycia uwzglednieniem idealnego
Observation-Disclosures wptywu nauk ma
umysfy ludzkie. Kazdy nar6d musi mice
odrebna szko}e, scbie wfasciwa, jezeli
szkofa ma oddac te usiugi spoieczenstwu,
jakich cd nej ma sic prawo wymagac. Te
nauk9 wanna dale nam szkolnictwo Sta
now Zjednoczonych.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-12
Okregi stanOwcZO ubite.

Kto czyta uwaga ''giosy przedsejmowe'
"Zgodzie," tego zastanowic musiaf 6w
jednomyslny zaciekfy niemal szturm, jaki
przypuscifa brac Zwiazkowa do projektu
okregu.
Ubito go, zmaltretowano, czapkami po-
prostu zarzucono Biedny projekt, juz ami
steknie wofania matki komisyi, kt6ra go
W zfei godzinie widocznie ma SWAT wydafa,
juz ME usfyszy. A wszystkiemu winno
imie, jake mu ma chrzcie 5w. madame. Gdy-
by sic ME byf wabif "Podziaf," by1oby
mu sic lepiej dziafo ma swiecie. Ludzie
podziai6w ME lubia..::. Nasze zqchy zwiaz-
kowe gotowe przyjac nawet ca}y program
okreg6w, jezei ..go " zycie wprowadza
Gminy, ale okregami podziafem-
precz Kto uwaznie czyta "gfosy przedsej-
mowe'' W 'Zgodzie," ten powie- -prawda.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-12
kradziez kleinOt6W.

UTICA, n. Y.-Pani M. Hessing, z
Chicago, i p. Weis Martin, New Yorku,
stojac hotelu Thousand Island W Alexan-
dria Bay, zosta}y obrabowane z zdyament6w
innych klejnot6w, wartosci oko}o 5000.
Przypuszczaja, ze kradziez zosta}a popei-
Mona przez pokoj6wke Edith Baileyi jej
kochanka, kt6rzy zbiegi. Wysiano "a mimi
dytektyw6w.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-12
Wydziaf Oswiaty W Zwjazku N. P.

Pani Wyczofkowska, kt6rej juz kilka-
krotnie wspomina}em przy roznych oka-
zyach W moich artykulikacb, stanowczo
coraz lepiej rozumiec zaczyna potrzeby
naszego wychodztwa, a jej ostatnie proje-
skty ME tylko ME raza niepraktycznoscia,
1ale owszem, u ludzi myslacych wywofy-
wac musza przyjazny poklask. Oby sic ME
skonczyfo ma poklasku jedynie! Ny ME-
bardzo lubimy rozprawiac projektacb
ludzi awiezych, zdradzajacych talenta,
przy pomocy kt6ryoh m6giby ktod wyply-
mao na powiersohnie, ME lubimy gwiazd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

"a man took you for an IDIOT
''What-what-i Woman, do you mean
to insult me to my face?"
Poor Bowser!" sighed Mrs. Bowser
as she turned away and started upstairs.
What do you mean by that?''
She did not reply.
Woman, come back here and explain
yourself. You have strongly intimated
that I lack common sense, and I want
you to prove it or apologize. Here was a
chance to buy one of the choicest relies
going, and make $239 at the same time,
and you find fault with me- Come down,
L say, and explain
But Mrs, Bowser continued her way
and Mr.. Bowser looked up the stairway
for a couple of minutes, and then SAT
down, on the sacred old relic to think
The cat thought with him, and she was
not at all surprised when the end came
Mr.. BowSer rose up at the end of five
minutes. He yanked the old bench out
the door and down the steps, and then,
securing fresh hold, he raised it on high
and brought it down on the fence. ard
broke its back. Mrs. Bowser heard the
crash. and she heard him say as he re-
entered the house:
by thunder, but I'll go out into the
world and rob and kill and become. the
greatest villain nhupg!'-(Copyright
1903, by G. B. Iewis.)
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FENCE

take care of his own life, while we con-
tinue our old-fashioned chat. I want
to apologize to you in the humblest
manner"
But for what, dear MANI" she asked.
Surely you have done nothing to apol-
ogize for
Nothing but million different
things. Mrs. Bowser, 1 haven't been
the husband to you that 1 ought to
have been, and I realize it, and want
to boot myself
oh but. you have been a good hus-
trio, but that is nothing to apologize
for. I haven't a single complaint to
make"
THAT shows what a dear. darling.
precious wife you are, and what a bull
doing old buzzard I am. I spent two
hours this afternoon going over our
past and when I got through I wanted
some one to kick me. We hadn't been
married four weeks when I began to
blow and boss around, and I've kept it
up ever since. No wonder your good
old mother says that if I'd have had
some women to live with they would
have broken my neck inside of three
months"
But she didn't mean it, of course, y
smiled Mrs. Bowser. She's also a bit
eccentric. You have a way of your
own, as we all have; but there isn't a
better-hearted man living. Is it too
late to go to the theater tonight?''
I'D go to the theater with you forty
times over" replied Mr.. Bowser, but
tonight 1 feel like talking. I want you
to be assured that I have reformed.
There will be no further coming home
to raise row. on my part. because the
front gate happens to be standing
OPEN"
Mrs. Bowser realized that she could
not get away from the position, and
that she would have to see it through
and abide by the consequences, and she
made up her mind to face them brave
ly. Mr.. Bowser walked to and fro with
his hands clasped behind his back, fol
lowed by the cat, and presently halted
to say:
Yes. if there is any more bulldozine
around this house, you will have to bs
the bulldozer yourself. And I can tel
you here and now that I am through
fooling my time and money away buy
ing patent beehives and grasshoppel
traps. What an ass have been. And
what an angel you have been to pu
up with my foolishness. I can't quits
expect that you can ever forgive me
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

Nov. then, little one" he said, as
dinner was finished. ard they returned
to the sitting room, .let US sit down
for an old-fashioned chat. was think
ing today what a good looking girl you
were when I came counting. You are
a girl no longer, but 1 don't mean to
intimate that you are falling off in
looks. No. not by a joyful
But 1 have got to be forty years
old" replied Mrs. Bowser, with a
blush and a sigh
FORTY nothings. You may be forty
as the years go, but no one would take
you for day over twenty-five In
fact 1 often wonder that people don't
take you for my daughter. Not a day
owe twenty-five, and growing better
looking all the time"
That's awfully sweet of you, but
you must not make me vain. 1 thought
heard the newsboys crying out
something about an attempted assassi-
nation. Has anyone been seeking the
presidents life again?'
Don't attempt to switch me off"
laughed Mr.. Bowser as he shook his
finger playfully at her. 81 know what
you are afraid of, but you needn't be.
This will be a permanent reform. I
made up my mind to that today, and
from this date you will find me a diff
ferent man. We will let the president
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
CHURCH NOTES.

The Spiritualists will hold services at
Lincoln Posi- hall, East Sixth street,
next Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. c. w. Soaring will speak; subject,
God Found Out at Last Mrs. S. v.
Soaring will demonstrate the certainty
Of spirit return.
First Methodist Episcopal church: ].
T. Mcfarland, D. D., pastor. Sunday
school, GAS a. m. Public worship with
sermon by the pastor, IL a. M; subject.
THE Human Fellowship of Christ
Junior Epworth League, p. m. Jeffer-
son street Sunday school. 2:45 p. m.
Senior Epwcrth League, els .. IN.
Glass meeting. $50 .. m. Preaching
by the pastor, AS D. m; subject, Can
the Theater and the Church be Recon
ciIed?" Meeting of the Brotherhood of
st. Paul on Tuesday evening. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening, at which
the study of the Lords Prayer will be
commenced
First Christian Church. on To-
peka avenue between Sixth and Sew
enth streets; Charles A. Finch, min
lister. Bible school. 9:45 a. m Commu-
Mon and preaching, IL a. m Juniors
meet at o. m. c. W. B. NJ. D. m
c. e. societies, 6:15 p. m The pastor
Will deliver the fourth sermon IN the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
MR.. BOWSER's REFORM.
It Began and Ended the Same
Evening.


When Mr. Bowser came home the
other evening his face wore a smile of
good nature and he hardly waited to
remove his overeoat before bestowing
a loving kiss upon Mrs Bowser's
cheek, and following it up with the
remark:
well, I'm glad to be home after the
long day. Fact is, I've been a bit lone
some for my tootsie- wootsie''
There are occasions when lemonade
or ginger ale have a strange effect on
Mr.. Bowser, but after one searching
glance at him Mrs Bowser was salts
fed that ne had imbibed nothing
stronger than water. He was simply
good" and he wanted to show that
he was good" and during the dinner
hour he could hardly find words
enough to make her understand that
he had determined on a radical change
He praised the dinner, the cook and
the grocer, and he even spoke in terms
o. raise of the farmer who raised the
fried potatoes. In a way Mrs. Bowser
was pleased and gratified, and in a way
she felt fear at her heart.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
FdrnerS.
Attention

Why remain in the North and
stay in doors six months in the
year consuming what you raise
during the other six months?
Go South where you can work
out doors every month in the
year, and where you are pro-
ducing something the year
round. If you are a stock raiser
you know your stock are now
eating their heads off" and.
besides. have to be protected
from the rigors of winter by ex-
pensive shelter.
Economical stock feeding re-
quires the combination of both
hesh-forming and fat-forming
foods in certain proportions.
Alabama and Florida produce in
abundance the velvet bean and
cassava. the first a flesh pro-
Queer and the latter fat pro-
Queer, and they are the cheapest
and best fattening materials
known to the world.
More money can be made and
with less labor, in general farm
ing, fruit and berry growing and
truck gardening along our road
In the South than in any other
section of the Union.
If you are interested and de-
sire further information on the
subject. address
q. A. PARK,
General immigration and Industrial Aqen
Louisville & Nashville R. R. Co.,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
HA! THERE!

The Golden Surprise Mining company is
still selling stock at Csc per share We
have sold in the last 80 days 1000 shares
of stock. This stock is absolutely paid up
and worcestershire. We offer to investors
the most safe and sure investment IN ex-
istence Our mining property IS situated
IL miles south of Butte city, Mont VIC
now have a shaft 10 feet deep and a
solid ledge of feet of good ore. In this
quantities. and we will be paying divi-
dends within. one year. We expect to
soon put in plant, which will Work 1T
least 100 tons per day. Call at our Of
fee No. IL E. 9Th St, Topeka, and ex-
anime our ore and assay certificates
J. z. SKATER, Secretary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
INVESTORS.

If you have a few hundred dollars to loan
on first mortgages on city property, say
from 500 to 5000. from to 8 per cent all
titles guaranteed to be good, call and see
me, or send your address SO can call, and
will show you the property.
H. NJ STEELE,
602 North Kansas Ave,
North Topeka, Kan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

OKLAHOMA. the pride of the southwest;
rare chance for investment in Douglas
$50 each on easy terms, or 1910 off for
cash; high class agents wanted: for full
information address Douglas Townsite
Co, 306 New York Life bldg, Kansas City,
Mo-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

NEW mail order plan. 500 circulars mailed
made S9S; money still coming. great hit;
results many months experiment Write
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
Grain Ratea to Come Down.

Chicago. DEC. 57The Central Freight
association roads have decided to re-
duoe the rates on export grain and
grain products to the basis of 1915
cents a hundred pounds from Chicago
to New York.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN.

CIGAR salesman wanted ir your locality
for city and country trade; experience
unnecessary; $50 per month and expenses;
inclose stamp for particulars. Pioneer CT
gar Co., Dept. 80, Toledo, o.
statesmen, city or country, quick sales,
big profits outfit free, no capital or ex-
perience required; write for particulars
Alpine F'ireproof Safe Co., Cincinnati, o
1904 CONTRACTS[O successful speciality
or assortment statesmen wanted; splen-
did staple line: big house; modern meth
DDS. liberal proposition; unlimited Oppor-
tunities r. Wilson, Washington, d. G..
SALES MEN wanted everywhere to- solicit
orders for general line of nursery stock
and seeds Brown Bros Co, Rochester,
N. Y.
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40 ACRES of wheat and alfalfa land ad-
Joining city and good residences, all
rented, to exchange for eastern farms j.
B. Cramers kioWa, Kan.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TO MEN WITH MONEY TO INVEST

We want building erected in a suitable
place for our foundry and machine shop:
we prefer to have it near our present
Mace cor Second and Jackson. 1t Will
take $1,000 or more, and we are willing
to pay a reasonable interest on your out
-3' TOPEKA FOUNDRY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

EVERY TRAVEL LUXURY on
The California Limited
No need to specify details. Enough
to say that it is a solid Pullman
train. newly built for the Santa Fe.
The finest that money could buy,
but costs you nothing extra to ride
on it.
Daily service of The California Linn
tied will be resumed from here Nov 80
until then seTni-weekly. Chicago to
Los Angeles. San Diego and San Fran
en- route
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

Our illustrated
booklets, mailed
free, win help
you rightly plan
a California tour.
Address 7. L.
King. ticket agt..
Atchison. Topeka
& Santa Fe Ry.,
Topeka, Kan.
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F. E. Mallory, pastor of the Third
Christian church, will preach at the
Belvoir school house Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Sunday school every Sun
day at 3:15 p. m Preaching services
the first Sunday in each month at 4
p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

This is the road
that runs through
the most beautiful
scenery, and its SER
vice is just what you
are looking for
diners, observation
cars, Pullmans, high
back seat coaches
and all very good.
Inquire Of your local railroad Ticket agent
or write
GEORGE A. CULLEN, G. w. P. A.
1o3 Adams Street
CHICAGO
P. Sour double track
roadbsd is said to be the
Emoothest in America
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

The First Baptist church, corner
Tenth and Jackson streets, Rev. Philip
Wendell Crannell, D. D., pastor; Rev.
Matthew Francis, assistant Sunday
school $50 a. M Morning worship II
a. M, followed by communion. Subject,
THE Cleanliness of a Child of God"
Seward avenue Sunday school 5:15 p.
m 5unlor =. =, S:45 p .od m. Z; E. $50 P.
1.-THE Message of Christ to the Man In
a Bad Business
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First Church of Christ, Scientist, cor
ner of Huntoon and Polk streets. Ser
vices at II a. m, subject. God, the
Preserver of Man" Children's Sunday
school at $3.50. Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o'clock: reading rooms lO6
West Eighth street.