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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-04-08
Tiilmsa in Charleston.

Senator Tillman was entertained in
Charleston last week and was the
guest of honor at banquet at the
Charleston hotel. Wednesday night.
According to the News and Courier,
he spoke briefly on the occasion.
His remarks are synopsized Of fol-
lows. he said be had come here as
the guest of the Medical college
faculty, and he added that it afforded
him great pleasure to meet the peo-
pie of the city once more. II have
had the pleasure and displeasure OF
visiting Charleston on many occs-
sious and under many different ans-
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-04-08
The Glory Of a Sanity Face.

Speaking Of the glory of sanity
faces, the Scottish Reform says:
"sometimes, in passing through a
crowd, We see face that attracts Us
by it's sweetness of expression. Per-
haps it is an old face, crowned with
glory of hoary hairs yet love, joy
and peace shine ont of every dot and
wrinkle in it. Sometimes it is o
young face that beams with health
and purity and beauty. But whether
young or old, when we see that un-
mistakable soul light in a face, we
know that the heart behind it is pure,
The life is good, and the body thus
illuminated is the temple of the Holy
Spirit. To keep the mind occupied
with good, pure, useful. beautiful and
divine thoughts prec1udes the posi-
bility of thinking about, and thus
being tempted by. things einful, low
and gross. 1t is because Paul knew
this that he said 80 earnestly: "E-
nally, brethren, whatsoever things
are true, whatsoever things are hon
est, whatsoever things are just, what
soever things are pure, whatsoever
things are Of good report ="
think on these things In the we'll
informed habit of thinking pure
thoughts lies the secret of being pure
in heart: and in the daily and nightly
meditation in the law of the Lord is
a safeguard against many Of the sins
which de6le the carnal heart and de-
base and blaeken the eoutenance."
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-04-08
A Prominent Minister

Recommends ChamberIain's CoHc Chol-
era and Diarrhea Remedy.
Rev. Francis J. Davidson, pastor
of the ST. Mstthew's Baptist church
and President of the Third District
Baptist Association, +2731 Second ST
New Orleans, writes as follows. II
have used Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhes Remedy for cramps
and pains in the stomach and found
it excellent. It is in fact the best
cramp and cholio remedy I have ever
used. Also several of my parishion-
ers have used it with equally satisfac-
tory results" For sale by the Kauf'
man Drug Go.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-04-08
Confederate Veterans Reunion.
Cheap Rates to New Orleans, La,
Via Southern Railway.

Via Southern Railway.
On account of the Confederate
Vesersus' Reunion, to be held at
New Orlesns, La, May 18Th to 22nd,
1903, the Southern RailwsJ will sell
round-trlp tickets from all points to
New Orleans, Ls., and return, at
rate Of Que cent per mile distance
travelled. Tickets will be on sale
May 18th to 2l-t, inclusive, with
6oal date to leave New Orleans With.
out valuation May Oath, 1908.
Original purchasers of such tickets
may secure an extension of the limit
to June Is, 1903, by depositing
tickets with the Special Agent at
New 0 leans not earlier than May
18th or later than May Oath, upon
payment of a fee of fifty cents.
The Southern Railway offers COZ.
venient schedules and most excellent
service, and every effort will be
made to assure Veterans and their
friends attending the Reunion
most pleasant and comfortable trip.
Unsurpassed Pullman accommoda
tions will be afforded, and the service
in every respect will be all that could
be desired. Full information and
particulars as to schedules, etc will
be cheerfuliy furnished on applics-
tion by any Agent of the Southern
Railway, or r. W. Hunt,
DIV. Pass. Agent,
Charleston, S. G.
W. 81. Tayloe,
AsS> Gen. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
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w. p. ROOF, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:

Allen Jones, VI. P. Boot, O. n. Efird,
B. Hilton James E. Hendrix.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Deposits Of 81 and upwards received and
interest at per cent. per annum allowed,
payable April and October.
September 2l-b
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pices," be SAID, land in my tim- l
have had unique experiences here.
I appreciate the courtesy EXTENDED to
me, however. and I can only expr ess
the hope that if We did have any un-
pleasantpess in the past it has all
disappeared I want to say in JUS
tice to myself that I have been mis-
understood by the prople of Charles
ton. The revolution of 1890 was run
on the principle that there were
other parts of South Carolina besides
Charleston I thought that the rest
of the State had been in ob-curity
long enough But I never tried to
njare your city. I never allowed
myself to forget Charleston, or the
part she bad taken in shaping the
history of the State I had to fight
you because you fought me. ZAP
plause) 10 that respect I was like
the man who was once taken prisoner
by toe Iudians. They were escortipg
him to the place where he would
furnish the amusement for the dance
of death, but be remembered that be
bad bottle of whi.key in his pocket,
and be qaickly got them drunk.
Afterwards, be said that he had
killed as many of them as they had
killed him. And this warrants me
in saying that whipped you as often
as you whipped me. When I was
governor, I was not allowed to deal
with you like other sections of the
State. YOU wers 80 much in love
with yourself down here that you
couldn't zee beyond Ten mile Hill,
and you didn'5 seem to know that
there was anybody else in South
Carolina. IF I had to resort to harsh
methods, it was only done to carry
out the law. I want to claim for
myself that since I have been in the
United States senate, have tried to
represent South Carolina as a whole,
aud to look to the best interest of
every community. If have htlped
Charleston, it was simply matter of
duty and not because was trying to
get you to chspge your attitude TO-
ward me. I didn't care whether you
gave me your votes or not. I never
wanted your support unless I could
get it with your own consent. II I
can ever serve Charleston, I trust
that you always find me ready to dois
I bear no ill-will to you. I want to
say once and for sll that I recognize
you as South Carolinians and I hope
you recognize me as one. I have
great love for Charleston, just as I
have pride in the entire State. But
at the same time you must remember
that you are not the whole shooting
match down here"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-04-08
Panama Canal COMMITTEES.

Washington, April 1.-The isth
milan canal commission has appointed
q subcommittee to visit Panama, az
speet the property and make rsccm
mendations. The committee is COM
posed of Admiral Walker, General
Haines and Professor Burr and will
be absent several months.
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lexington SAVINGS BANK.

DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO
CHECK.
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The Lexington Disparcb
Wednesday, April 8, 1903.
Eoar On the South.
An interesting View Of the Race Situa'
tion and Southern Conditions.

An interesting view OF tne mace Sltua'
ton and Southern Conditions.
The following is portion of Sena
tor Hoar's speech recently made be
fore the Union league club, OF
Chicago, on race conditions in The
South. Coming from q Massachu
setts man highly honored by tbe
country, the following words have
unusual significance:
81 know how sensitive our South
ern friends are on this matter o'
social equality and companionsbip, and
I think I might say fairly and prop
erly-and that perhaps I have right
to say it-thss it is not wise for the
people of the North to undertake 10
deal rashly or to even judge hastily
of feeling SO deeply implanted ID
their bosoms.
Time, the great reconciliation, will
reconcile them to that if in the na-
ture of things and in the nature Of
man they ought to be reconciled to
it. And if in the nature of things
and in the nature of man time does
not reconcile them, it will be a sign
that they ought not to be reconciled
to il, and that some other mode of
life for them must be devised.
Now, my friends, having said what
I thought to say on this question,
perhaps I may be INDUCED in adding
that although my life politically and
personally has been life of almost
constant strife with the leaders of
She Southern people, yet as / grow
older I have learned not only to re-
spect and esteem, but to love the
great qualities which belong to my
fellow citizens of the Southern States
They are q noble race. We may vel
take pattern from them in some of
the great virtues which make up the
strength as they make up the glories
of the free States. Their love Of
home, their chivalroHs respect for
women; their courage; their delicate
sense OF honor; their constancy,
which can abide by an opinion or
purpose or an interest for their States
through adversely and prosperity,
through the years and through the
generations, are things by which the
people of the more mercurial North
may take lesson. And there is
another -coyetousness, corrup-
tion, the low temptation of money
has not yet found any place in South
ern politics.
Now, my frienss, we cannot afford
to live, and we do not live, in state
of estrangement from people who
possess these qualities. They are
friends Of ours; born of our borning;
flesh of our flesh; blood of our blood,
and whatever may be the temporary
error of any Southern State, I, for
one. if I have right to speak for
Massachusetts, say to her, "Entreat
me not to leave thee nor to return
from following after thee. For
where thou goest I will 60, and
where thou stsyest I will stay also.
And thy people shall be my people,
and thy God nv God"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-04-08
Due Notice is Served.

Due notice is hereby served on the
public generally that DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the only salve on the
market that is made from the pure,
unadultersted witch hazel. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve has cured thous-
ands of cases of piles that would not
yield to any other treatment, and this
fact has brought ous many worthless
counterfeits. Those persons who
get the genuine DsWist's Witch
Hazel Saive are never disappointed,
beca1ss it cures. The Kaufman
Drug Co.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-04-08
The Town Of Paco1et Burned.

Special to the State. April End.
Almost the entire business portion
of the town of Pacolet was destroyed
by fire which broke out last night
and spread rapidly. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-19
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.

Fine new modern home W. 9Th, rooms,
hot water heat. soft water piped all over
house, large barn, good shade. $500.
&, 500 for a fine modern home, fronts
Central park
rooms, nice east front home Tyler,
near 3d. ~ lots. g go.
4 room cottage, fine shape, u east front
lots, west side. near car line, $1.o00.
Fine modern home Tyler St, east front,
large barn, property almost new, s, 500.
Want an offer at once on 10 room mod
ern. east front, on Harrison, near 10Th,
furnace, bath, etc
Neat cottage Clay, near 9Th, 81. 200.
Want an offer on east front lots near
10th and Monroe.
s room cottage. east front. on Polk near
18th, s.. ECO.
Suburban home s rooms. lots. south,
near car line, $3.50
S rooms. 2 lots. ". 10th. near Fillmore.
8, 800.
room house. 2 lots. near 18th and Clay
room house. 2 lots. northeast of Wash
burn, $3.50.
500 down. balance easy terms, on room
house large barn. Topeka ave, near 5th.
Owner of one of incest homes in Pot
win wants an offer at once. Less than
5000.
rooms, lots w. sth, near Tyler, s., 500.
Lots 18th and Fillmore, $3.50 each.
IL lots 18th and Harrison, $500.
each.
East front lots 18th and Jackson. 500.
Agents for Orchard Place lots. Selling
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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ESTATE OUDEBUSH.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Modern 9 room house. close in, east
front, 2 lots barn, bath, furnace, gas This
is bargain at 1920.
IL room house, modern except heat, east
side, east front. $500.
S room house, hot and cold water, bath,
furnace. barn. all in good shape. in Pot
win. 50 900.
6 room house On Lincoln. near Sixth:
81, 200.
room house, IL lots, on Van Buren, st.,
high ground, on payments, 1850.
S room house on Morris ave, H,50
e13 Morris ave, room house. IL or 3
lots.
4 room cottage, new, lots, west of Pot
win school. H,eO0.
room house, Ia lots, barn. on W. 9Th,
VACANT LOTS.
2 lots near Central park. $50 each
III lots, good barn, 915 Morris ave. with
lots in rear. picket fence, will build you
a house on this ground and sell on pay
ments-
Nice building lots, with sewer and side
walk paid, for 500 each.
Lots in all parts Of the city at low
SMALL TRACTS
2 acres, Z room house: s., 200.
AZ acres, new 3 room house, $3.50.
. acre fruit farm, room house. close
to city.
worth Improvements only miles from
postoffice q mile from street car, s, 600.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
Stormont building, 1o7 West Sixth avenue.
Both phones PSF.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Between State House and Washburn.)
room cottage, large porch, 2 lots. $3.50
New room modern, exc heat, 5000
rooms, entirely modern, new, 3 500
rooms. corner lots, fine outbuldings.
81 $50
Large rooms, corner lots. shade. 81
ZOO
rooms, 81 lots. barn, cellar, cistern.
rooms. 81 $50: 400; *1.s5o; $500: 1850.
rooms H575-
court House to Potwin.)
215 lots, rooms. barn. 81 800.
s rooms, all modern. lots. barn. s.. 100
) room cottage, barn, paved. s., $50.
(Near State House.1
3 blocks. room cottage, $500; modern
except heat
s room house. modern except heat, 1000.
8 rooms. ~ blocks. 81. 800.
Cast Side.)
rooms. IL lots, $500.
room cottage, street car and paving,
g. SIS.
2 corner lots, rooms, 81 100.
4 lots, rooms. East HILL $40
Bargains for all buyers in building lots.
tracts and farms
W. N FORBES.
Tel. So. 107 West Seventh st.
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GEO. vi. NOBLE & CO..
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
TOPEKA KANSAS
TOPEKA, KANSAS.

HERE
hing in hrstla condii
East
all in
good repai E side
Van
fruit;
n goodep -
GATOR
$.l0l
iot room house gro barr. F.
W. ST.
LOT outbu and tywater Fo
Of listed
lands in ali
sol Jackson st
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'GHLETT & GILLETT.
WHY NOT OWN A NEW HOME?

you o @
s nearly
location
each. all IN goodre net of price
heat
We
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FOR SALE.

s rooms. 3 lots, well. cellar. cistern.
porch. house newly papered and painted
inside. Price $3.50. This house would cost
$500 to build it and will throw in balance
of the improvements and lots for nothing.
rooms. 4 lots. on a corner, good barn.
well. cellar, block of pavement, small
payment down. balance monthly.
room new cottage. 2 lots, bath, bowl.
city water in kitchen. small payment cash.
balance monthly.
room new cottage east of Santa Fe
shops. Price $50
room cottage on the pavement. fine
shade, 2 lots. well, cistern. large perch.
Price 1880; easy terms.
leo acres miles of Topeka, room
house. wells and cistern, barn for IA
head. close to church and school. Price
$3.50. Deliver possession at once
See US If you want anything in the real
estate line. BENEDICT & CO.,
COL Kansas Ave
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FOR SALE.

east front lots in north end Of High
land park facing City railway; very
choice; owner wants offer. Call at office
for legal description.
Neat 3 room brick cottage and II east
front lots on Taylor St, on pavement
81 $50.
room residence, barn, city and clstern
water east front lots, west side, near
9Th st. car line $2,050.
acres ground, good store building.
blacksmith shop and 5 room residence;
plenty of fruit, near Washburn college
81 600.
10 acres fine brick residence. good barn.
plenty Of fruit, near Washburn- 5000.
Fine mansion and 4 acres ground. near
stones Folly. west of Washburn- $500.
east front lots and good one story
store rooms on Kansas avenue. Tor
days IS 600.
Modern 5 room cottage. gas. bath and
water closet. IL lots, on Madison; very
desirable.
room residence on Monroe street near
Sth. s., 500,
Neat room cottage and IL lots on east
RODGERS. DAVIS & CO.
10 West Sixth st.
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WESTERFIELD & CO
Real Estate. ST Kansas Ave

rooms, modern, excellent house, lots,
block from state capitol, improvements
worth over 5000. for $500.
room fine cottage and shade, paved
ST., near governors mansion, $500.
rooms. lots, on Clay, near 6th, bar
gain for 81 200.
rooms, excellent condition. hard wood
finish. modern, Quincy, near 18th, $500.
rooms. l block from Auditorium, rent
for $50. Price 81, 700.
8 rooms, modern, 10th. close in, $1,000.
New rooms, PAVED St, $3.50
Large list small improved tracts near
city and farms throughout the country.
Trade lots in Rosedale, Kansas City,
and residence in Argentine for Topeka,
Kan, property.
Loans and insurance
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FOR SALE.

room cottage large barn, shade. fruit.
Buchanan St. s., 100; owner leaving city;
must be sold
quarters fine land Ford county. $50
each.
houses and lots, east OF avenue. bar
gain.
100 acres in Haskell county, good land.
VIII sell for half its value.
$50 acres fine land. all smooth and all
tiliable. 200
. Several fine quarters in Meade county at
500 per acre.
els Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan
Emigrant Agents C, r. I. & z. RY.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE ron SALE EsrArE
BUY A HOME NOW.
e REAL ESTATE.


residence bath hnel
ewer in barn,
ennent
Groom ne
sidencehn Huntoon
7roomco
) room otage ST..
o
radfo o. small
tfrontIo lots on
lots corner 14th and St
Iots corner
Iots corner St.
Orhard Placea
headquarters for eyeTssthng See 20
Phonesa
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REAL ESTATE,
w. C. STEPHENSON & CO.,
500 Kansas Avenue. Over Rigby's.

St.
shad
city
fromS2 Oo
an A
st. etwee 3dandt
to nfornia; Price
be arr ngad TO suit purcha is abargai -
'front.' well
city cisrn
md
s a bargai
time
pc m or pe on the price asked
we'll
DOWN.
arr nged. s a snap.
c & 600
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FOR SALE
5 rooms. lots, Clay ST., NJ. and D., $500
room new house, lots, close to col
lege, s, go.
room house Quincy St, close in. rose
wood finish, fire place, lots, s. 200.
Exchange, good 50 miles S. W., s. 800;
take 100 rental part pay. balance easy.
And many others
Also farms of so to $50 acres at bargains
especially 49, splendid land, good house,
fine barn, orchard, etc, miles out, IS 400.
J. D. MILLER & CO.,
go Kansas Ave, over Savings Bank
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.LETORRINGT
100 WEST SIXTH STREET.


FOR SALE
lots. rooms. CRATE. cistern and well,
with pumps. barn, fruits, shade. 1000.
Lane st, close to car line, IL lots, 5
rooms, shade sewer, $i,275- Make an Of
18th and Lane. IL lots. good room
house. city water. eisterns good barn,
E. sth. 500 block. room house. gas.
hydrant, cistern. well. sewer barn. VIII
be sold cheap Part cash.
good repair, good tenant $500
Dwelling on Clay st. pavement,near car,
large rooms. hall, bath. barn. all good
repair. cistern, well, sewer. nice neighbor-
Near Vinewood car line. lots. room
house, cellar, well, cistern. barn. shed,
chicken house, fruit and shade, $50. This
new dwellings on Oakland car line.
1900 and $780, easy Ty, terms.
farm 24o acres, close to good town, me
water and timber. $50 per acre. Take
rSpek crd pro ppsa5S f fr part miles from To-
peka. 10 acres clover, acres timber,
spring. 20 acres orchard (hne) small house.
stable. etc. Price $500; 5000 cash, bal
SO acre upland farm miles west city,
small house. stable crib, etc; 5000: can
make terms; crop for sale Immediate
10 acre farm 10 miles S. W. city, good
land. good improvements, orchard, wells,
stream: some hay and pasture, $1,000
Trade for Topeka property.
J. E. TORRINGTON. 100 W. sth St.
FOR sALE-cheap. cottage rooms. q
fruit trees 1116 Lawrence St
FOR SALES room house. new; modern:
fronting east on Central park. If sold,
must go before Sept 25. H L. Mcneil.
1907 Clay St
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REMEMBER.

n
MILD A mill
ssnostrg nnnaHon OF bOtho and mines
H s. Kansas Ave-
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BANK STATEMENT.


(Ffrst published in the Topeka State
Journal Sept IS, 1862
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FL
NANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
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ESTATE ESTATE
sR RoHRER sssadsPl A RAMSEY secretary
he Rohrer Investment Co.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Farms and Ranches for Sale IN all Parts of
Kansas.
FOR sALE- REAL EsrArE

We ARE IN POSITION TO ACCURATE
LY REPORT PROPERTY
PURCHASE.
PROPERTIES N1-Y A
APPLICATIONS:
$50 y station. Topeka
Fine timber splendid Price So cash. bal
pasture o an 1n yO Ofag Hongh to- %
bottom balance . .
and
splendid ~
all
THE ROFIRER INVESTMENT co.
Topeka.
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W. S. ANDERSON.

REAL ESTATE AND JOB PRIN IIlNG
AS KANSAS AVE. TOPEKA. KAN.
s room house. lots, Quincy, S. 800.
5 room cottage 2 lots. Clay, 2.z0O-
8 room house, ? lots. Adams, S925:
u 1Jo4lL uOLse. lols, Chandler, $500
3 nice building lots Taylor, $500
room house, lot, Chandler. $500.
169 acres near Hunter Ok, s.. 300-
acres. improved, near Topeka, 81. 80.
% acres. improved, near Topeka, 8, loo.
so acres near Alma, a bargain, &,OOO.
Come in, let US reason together.
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Bank of Topeka.

at Topeka state of Kansas. at the close
of business on the 9Th day of September,
1908:
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FOR SALE-Good room house, yer,
close in. H. P. Miller. sos Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE OR Rents room house. fur
nished or unfurnlshed; references re-
quired. Call a Royal Bakery, SSS Kansas
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STORAGE
MERCHANTS TRANSFER Il STOy<AGF
Co. packs. ships and stores Household
goods Tel. 1S6 Clarence Skinner. IL <
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JEWELER AND oPTICIAN.

F. n. sWEkRINGEN EN-, ieweIer ana srrsd
Late opticign. We guarantee every pair
of glasses to 1T and every watch we re-
pan. We carry the largest line of
watches, clocks, diamonds, cut glass, etc
n the city. Watch inspector U. p. R K
72s Kansas ave.
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DkUGoIsrs

@~~-~~~~~~~----~~>-~~-~~>~
TOPEKA DRUG CO., 7sT Kansas ave. Tai.
80 Prescs ipticns promptly and accurate
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FREE DIsPENsARx.

TOPEKA FREE DlSPENSARY, south
east corner 18th and Tyler ste.. from 1
to p H. except Sundays. Conducted by
regular practa1lng physicians for the
benefit Of persons without means who
need nikdlcsl attention and treatment. Pa
tents are assured OF Careful and conMd-
crate treatment Aedicils furnished il
most cases.
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SEALS AND srENoIls

THE J. c. DARLING CO., 73z Kan Ave.
Rubber stamps, brass and aluminium trade
checks Prices low. Catalogue free Tel "a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-19
CARPENTERS AND BUnDERs

J. c. 81 LOTT. ~ Kansas ave.. general
sporting gocds, grus, ammunition, base
ball supplies. fishing tackle, -efrtRera tor
baskets. Sprats cog food and medicines:
phone 675. -.