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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02
Americans Sacred Shrine.

During the civil war there was a
tacit understanding between both the
Nationals and the Confederates that
the residence and the grounds Of
George Washington should be undis-
turbed by either. The soldiers Of
each side made pilgrimages to Mount
Vernon when in that vicinity without
molestation from the other. Although
the warfare ragged throughout Wash
ington's state, that part Of 1t occupied
by himself during his life was not
desecrated by march or battle. One
spot in the United States was held
sacred from the touch Of wars pas
sions and hates. At that shrine the
visitors Of 1S61-65 were not Federals
or Confederates. but were Americans.
--Leslie's Weekly.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02
skyscrapers Foster consunntlon,

In public address recently Wheeler
II. Peckham of New York took ground
against skyscraper office buildings,
which he condemned as dangerous to
health. "How considerate we are" he
exclaimed. I'VE build hospitals for
the poor consumptive and then we
turn around and build skyscraping
structures where consumption may
breed SO that we shall not lack for
patients" This matter Is beginning to
attract serious attention In New York
city, especially In the lower part Of
Manhattan island, where the streets
are as narrow and crooked as when
the Dutch burghers laid them out Or
their cows traced them across the
helds,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02

memorial to be erected In Fairmont
park The Chicago winners are H. R.
Mcneil, sculptor and Lord &Hewlett,
architects. Their design, which may
bethe one finally chosen To be erected
IN Memorial hall in the park, Is given
herewith. The memorial 10 to cost
100000. 2
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02
PASTORS Mistake Causes Trouble.

apsSt u'oLuNC NouoVo IouplCs
Rev. Donald G. Macleod, D. D.,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church in Washington, who has got
ten himself in the public eye by marry
ing colored man and a white won.
an in violation Of the unwritten law Of
his church, is a chubby-faced man, 81
years Of age. He succeeded DR.. Tai.
mage nearly four years ago and his
congregation includes many of the
fashionable set Of Washington. DR..
Macleod Is a Canadian, having been
born In Nova Scotia He Is a gradu.
ate Of the Western Theological sem.
mary at Allegheny, Pa Dr. Mac
Leod regrets marrying the couple and
attributes IT to the fact that he was
In a hurry to keep another engage.
ment and was too delicate about pur.
suing the suspicion he had that the
prospective groom was colored.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02
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deathbed. He was stricken with par
GEQPGE N REAHERS

deathbed. lie was stricken with par
alysis July 27 of last year.
There are six divisions under the
first assistant postmaster general, and
each Of them is booked for an investi-
cation. They are the division of
salaries and allowances, the division
Of postof1ce supplies, the division Of
free delivery, the division Of CORE
spondence, the money order division
and the division Of dead letters. The
order for an investigation refers par
ticularly, however, to the division Of
salaries and allowances, the division
OF supplies and the division of free
delivery. 1t Is not believed that there
has been any fragrant wrong-doing in
the division of correspondence, the
money order division or the division
Of dead letters, but 1t was thought
best to make the investigation include
all Of the divisions so that the cry
could not afterw I'D be raised that it
had been partial and incomplete
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02

The line wheeled With itSSsird him.
and as in the light d noon
He nw the forms Of comrades who acfc,,
the South were s.rewn;
He Nv tho brave companion who had
bataed BY his side
The tears welled up again Jus. Is they
did the day he died.
Then "HaltI" the buglss- sounded, and
heheard hi wartime chief
CAL if-hu khde,t, elear.st ,ones\ "Thh
II is the 'asf.sY4sfl' NRn1m-
'aaisSs sSsisSl4Eas|a:9 q Nj IIss y
the soldiers Stshsd .wsy;A ~ AZ
And he went singing with them, IA, be.
yond the Gates Of Day.
The bugle' pealing gladly and the lima
with no more gaps
Inc ouges singing sweetly In tia, benz.
son Of "Taps"
"oo ''iss were mad and merry, and the
oFufns were laughing. too.
'o' he marched beside the color, a, h.
led the grand rsviewl spA IIsi..z..
- -alaA klblua1SY
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snk silVkASa sVnkt ,~- NJ
He beard the hrott chor, u hV eoH.
ades marched along;
He heard the elank d abes md the
iansling bit and spur ON
The rumblins Of the cannons whe,a his
shouting meMmates were; ~
He heard tho hurried hoofbeah Of tho J
houes mettlesome; FIX .
And high above No raw tie fag That !
-, beckoned him .oS6mei"o\N>
Ks,k|B7a'1S=
htsH1sNy khSm( living nl6hs tho saiaL mot
w MkssSSardsl ilov aid tG-
SAhSHo3 " saw the .toyiS anka II hi
Old regiment W "
Viii rhythmic tread II held its line, with
filen piping shtill;
He av the ragged colon. that ves wsv.
,ng to him still ~
And calling calling-ealling. cams tho
rolling Of the drum: n -
Fan ini Fall in for drs.E n5a.l( The ).
rann are waiting Comet" J
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals by Kansas contractors
viii be received by the Kansas commis-
sioners Of the Louisiana purchase eEpcsl-
tion at room No. 2. fourth floor, Of the
state capitol building, Topeka, Kan, until
z o'clock noon Of Wednesday. May sixth
(6th), 1903 for the letting Of the contract
Of the Kansas state building to be built at
said exposition
Plans for the building may be seen at
the Office Of W ". Rose. architect, Postal
Telegraph building. Kansas City, on and
after the Cd day Of April, 1913
Plans may also be seen and the architect
will be at room No 2, fourth floor, Of the
state capitol building, Topeka, Kansas, on
the 18th and 22d Of April respectively.
Each separate proposal must be accom-
panied by a check to be certified by the
president or cashier Of the bank upon
which it is drawn. for a sum not less than
per cent Of the bid, made payable to R.
T. Simons. treasurer OF the commission.
and to be forfeited to them for damages
sustained in case the bidder. within FIVE
DAYS fails to enter into contract for the
security bond for the faithful perforna nee
Of the contract IN case award is made to
him.
The commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
Bids are to be sealed and addressed &c
John C. Carpenter. president OF the Kan
sas board Of commissioners for the St.
Louis exposition, and must be plainly
marked on the outside Proposal for the
Kansas state building
JOHN c. CARPENTER, President
CHARLES H. LULING. Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE -ROUDEBUSH.

FOR SALE-CITT PROPERTY
Modern s room house, close in, s., coo.
sl3 Morris ave, 112 lots, z rooms. els
tern and city water. bath. sink. 81 500.
9 room house, lois. large barn, bar
gain. s. 800
6 room house. lots east front. on car
line, east Of Washburn college, 81 500
room house, Auburndale, lots. $50
500 cash. balance monthly
Western ave, rooms, barn; modern,
$4,000.
room house Topeka avenue, barn, els
tern. sewer. 81, 500.
Good room house. 3 lots. close to car,
81 200.
II acres, block from street car line.
cottage house of rooms, fruit, all river
bottom. $3.50.
2 acres. room house large barn. close
to city. 81 200
10 rooms new furnace well and cistern,
east front; might take small city prop
erty as part pay.
40 acre fruit farm. close to city; good
buildings; $3.50
VACANT LOTS.
2 lots near college. Sl25 each
ia lots. West side, sewer, gas, water,
shade east front. $500.
AZ lots good barn, West side only $500.
Good buildings lotss near center Of city,
$500 and s40o
If you want anything in the real estate
line. city property. farm property, small
large list besides those advertised
Houses for rent, insurance written, safe
ty boxes for rent.
EMMETT F. ROUDEBUSH.
107 W 6th ave, Topeka, Kan
Both phones 257
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REAL ESTATE.
w. c. STEPHENSON & CO.,
500 Kansas Avenue, Oves Rigby's.
80 PROPERTY


4 in 10 ondtiO
goyernqEs Mansion Stsgs
in
connexions
for per mo
a wago harness
A
ceilings
A 81 n
NJ
new o OF
hard oil ca
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FOR SALE
Easy distance west. good location, nice
room house. water inside, good repair.
very cheap. S1.100
Third and Harrison. good 5 room house.
city water in kitchen. sewer connection,
fruit. etc, $500
Buchanan ST. / block from paving. two
lots room house furnace. CRATES. gas.
bath, barn. good neighborhood, s.. so VIII
consider an offer
Near sth and Adams. 2 lots, . room
cottage, barn, fruit, sewer connections, 81
Ice
North Topeka. IL lots. good room cot
West st. lots. s room house, well. cis-
tern, large barn, all good repair. Big bar
gain a 81 SEQ
Lincoln st, new 8 room house. furnace,
bath. good property. g, 500.
Jackson St. lot and brick shop, good To-
cation very cheap. s. go.
Several east side homes $50 to 81 400.
And many other properties
J. E TORRINGTON. 100 West Sixth st.
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4th and Harrison. lots. 9 rooms. very
low If sold IN a few days.
Tyler, near Huntoon. rooms, east front
lots, new mouse and barn. $500. Cak
and pine finish; reception hall.
s rooms 18th and Topeka, $500.
8 rooms 5th ard Polk $3.50: nice cot
tage.
5 rooms. east front. Polk corner. mod
ern cottage, fine barn. 5000
room house. east front near pave
ment. on Lincoln. modern. price $500
S rooms, modern. Taylor. near 6th, east
front, $500
Nice cottage Fillmore and 9Th. 81 400.
Z looms east front, nice home. Morris
ave- 81, 800
s rooms. new and modern in all respects.
near 18th and Buchanan. driveway ard
at s., eco
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5000 for the finest home down town;
solid oak finish throughout; east front,
lots worth S2,000
oner on neatest home in Potwin; barn
cost 5000; house fine shape; ought to
bring over $500
Another Potwin residence g rooms. oak
and pine finish. drive. barn. new bath
room; price s.. .700; less than half the orig
inal cost
Buren,. best location on north side, 81 coo.
rooms Kansas ave. and 18th. inside
water closet, $1,000.
nice rooms E. 6th,. car and pavement.
$500
room house Van Buren, near 18th, 81
$50; big bargain.
1921 Buchanan. east front. on pavement.
l block TO car. ? lots, barn. 3 room cot
tage, $500.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Norton. VII
liams and Thomas addition to Iseaven-
worth. Kan, south half Of block No. g.
all of block No 81 all Of block No. 40. all
OF block No A. Address S. E. Roberts
Emporia. Kan.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS BY
THOMAS G. SHILLINGLAW.

7oonh in
sold.1
end
ter just the place for ranch. rice
rich
and
IN n
THOMAS sEIuLINGIAW
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A. D. JONES,
REAL ESTATE LOANS and INSURANCE

Bell Phone 1882. Over Rovleys Drug Store
m o e h m n can salt them chs
O Sh S
in in
WANT doRE HOUSES Rent n on van 'en ana jackson s'@
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ZOE sALE-REAL EsrArE.
ROB REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL EsTArE


Last in Western Avenue
College Avenue Tyler and
other location
GUARA noouHPAR
AcToRILY
L o srH rANYA easrsN NqHBcr
SIZES sANDco
INC IooR Al Sc sFoRYo YOURSELF
EXAM sroDAv F your DON'T Sew UvANrA
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Fine cottage 1925 Clay St.. rooms. hard
wood finish. high ceilings. east front on
car line. well cistern. lots. all in choice
fruit. a beautiful home
BARNES REAL ESTATE ECO.
121 West Fifth St.
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S2a75.
HARRIsoN sTREET HoME.

New modern cottage. hard wood finish,
ane bath room. near sth and Buchanan.
This is a snap.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
III West Fifth st.
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room residence. nice hall fun story.
large cellar. rents S7; Monroe ST., near sth.
See Us about this.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
121 West Fifth st.
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$780,

Those beautiful lots 18th and Fillmore st
Best location in city.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
121 West Fifth St.
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PIANosi PIANosl PIANoslH

We are now receiving the medium and
low-priced pianos our customers have been
waiting for, the
SCHILLER, IRVING, BYRNE AND
BRTNKERHOFF,
selling now at just the same prices as they
can be bought at way down east" for
cash. only we give you ample time to nay
for the same. They are such pianos as we
propose to handle regularly and guarantees
sold in the east for the money
Z. q. GUILD MUSIC CO.
FOR SALE
15s lots on Fillmore st., $500: fine building
site.
s room cottage. with 4, or s lots. close
to pavement, owner says he win sell on
ar offer; house in good shape elegant
shade and fruit trees.
houses. east of Santa Fe shops, be
long to an eastern bank. rooms, $3.50.
VIII sell on small payment down: balance
monthly, to suit.
room house. close to shops. lots on a
corner. wei, cistern. cellar, S1.250. On pay
ments.
8 room house. new barn. city water.
cistern, sewer, IL block of Bethany col
lege, S1.550.
room house. lots. city water. cistern
sewer. barn. shade. hardwood finish
throughout. hall, porch, 4 blocks of cap
itol. 5000.
50 acres. all tillable, good barns nice
orchard. ~ miles Of railroad station.
Farms. acre tracts. houses. lots.
BENEDICT & CO.
ar ECarsae Ave
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DIRT CHEAP.

S room house and large barn on Harrison /
Ct, corner lots, close In, fine shade, great
snap for days See W. NJ. Forbes
Nice room cottage. with pantry. .
rcrches. cellar. WcIl. barn. shade lots,
In shop district on monthly payments.
500.
Good ll5 story east front room house.
porch. cellar, well, barn. east side, easy
$500.
Fine room modern house, on paved St,
~ desirable location; must be sold imme-
diately. Can give immediate possession.
Large east front modern house on car
line and paved street, lots, barn, tine
room cottage, lots. shade. q feet OF
porch, cellar cistern, sewer. southwest
part OF town. This week at slaughter
price and easy terms.
$500
10 room house and large barn. 3 east
front lots. paved street, fine shade, close
in, rents for SIS. a snap
New room house. modern except heat.
2 lots. in Douthitt tract 200 cash bal
ance on time.
1000 acres in southwest Missouri: biz
red apple country. miles from railroad
go acres fenced, small improvements; best
bargain in southwest Missouri.
LOTS.
Nice site on Madison $50.
Tor a few days
stnI a few lots on CLAY st.. fronting on
central park only alau ana a rev HN-
chanan ST. In same block for 500 Cheap
est lots in town. We are the sole agents
for these lots
ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
w. NJ. FORBES.
1O7 West 9TH Street.
FOR sALE-By NJ. Heery. s25 Monroe st.,
houses and lots on time payments.
FOR sALELpacinc hotel. Address Mrs
L. NJ Abbott Delphos, Kan.
A BARGAIN-lO room house. near nth. on
Monroe ST., lots. Call for particulars.
+. ut. Prescott, room IS, 791 Jackson st.
FOR SALE room house. to move 5l4
W. TN st. Inquire 90 Topeka ave
FOR SALES lots on corner. nice Ioea-
ton. would divide. A34 Lane St
FOR sALE-2 houses ana fine lots. part
Of an estate and must be sold at any
price. DR.. Roby, 80 Kansas ave
FOR sALE-Fine modern house. two lots.
shade. close in $500. Great bargain.
1870 Van Buren st.
FOR SALE room house. lots. barn
well. cistern. city water, gas with FIX
lures. viii take in part payment smaller
property Noo0 or $500 Inquire S34 Nor
fA a-s-
FOR SALE acre lana "a mile +. shops
$50 r. A. Cox, Seward ave.
FOR sAIE-I.ease on 20 acre farm and
team and farming outfit. r. G.. Mosher
Rural Route No T.
FOR SALES room house. lot and barn
ON Chandler ST. = block from paved ST.
Call 500 Lawrence st.
FOR sAI.E-One room. one 3 room and
one room house. Thomas H. Bain, SIS
Kansas ave
PERSONAL
III Alexander figure on your wall paper
ing and painting. He has the prettiest
patterns in the city 60 Jackson ST.
MORPHINE. opium, laudanum. cocaine
habit; myself cured. VIII inform you Of
harmless permanent home cure. Mrs.
Baldwin BOX 1872 Chicago
THE prettisst patterns in wall paper at
Alexander's, SO Jackson ST.
DON'T buy bicycle until you see US. To-
pelza Auto & Cycle Co. 1o9-11l f. Sth st.
THO11PSON's Laxative Fig WATERS A
purely fruit laxative. All drug stores. 1oc
YOU'LL make no mistake IL you select
your wall paper at AleNauder.s SO Jack
son St. and let him do your work.
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WOOD & DICKINSON,
Real Estate, Rentals and Loans.
534 Kansas Avenue.

oo4 NdnSaS AVenue I Opeka,
snap on Lane st for S.eo
arn,e IS Of shops
ave- store so lots worth more
house ali for
Hmb closet city
cottage7 rooms. lots Buchanan
eu o tradef for city property.
n froma to $1,000
county farrntr mtn4his county.
hay land near city. want offer.
farm
WOOD DICKINSON
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P1ANos! P1ANos! PIANosm

PIANosi PIANOS! PIANOs..!
We are row receiving the medium and
pianos our customers have been
sf7f5II=I 9I5''i- IRVING. BYRNE AND
BRINKERHOFF.
selling now at just the same prices as they
can be bought at way down east for
cash only we give you ample time TO paw
for the same. They are such pianos IS We
prorose to handle regularly and guarantee
to be equal in ali respects to any pianos
sold in the east fer the money
Z. =. GUILD MUSIC CO
THOMPSONs Laxative Fig Waters. A
purely fruit laxative. AL drug stores, 1oc.
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ELIAS WHITE,
REAL ESTATE.

BUYS. sells and exchanges. pays taxes
and collects rents for non-residents.
I have city property, cash or payments
inside or outside of city; farms and small
tracts: some good places for pigs and
chickens
50 acres to trade for property on E 6th
st Cottage preferred.
I have a bargain on west side 3 acres.
good house and barn; also cattle and
horses.
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JEWFLER AND oPTTcrAN.

-.7-[,,-,..,,e -
uate optician. we guarantee 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 Z. p. R. X.
IA Kansas ave.
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PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANosM

PIANOst PIANOS! PIANosMl
We are now receiving the medium and
low-prlced pianos our customers have been
waiting for. the
SCHILLER. IRVING. BYRNE AND
RINKERHOFE-,
selling now at just the same prices as they
can be bought at way down east for
cash. only we give you ample time to pay
for the same. They are such pianos Is We
propose TO handle regularly and guarantee
to be equal in all respects TO any pianos
sold in the east for the money.
E B. GUILD MUSIC CO.
SEE the new things in wall paper at Al
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ZOE sALE-REAL EsTArR.

200.
Neat room cottage and IA lots. wen
located, on east side.
$3.50.
? east front lots. good Z room residence.
on Jefferson near 7th.
500
room cottage. and one lot on Kline
street, rents for IS per month
$50
a l's ga. east front lots ana s room residence
sL90.
on quincy near Ind; very reasonable.
$1,000.
3 east front building lots on Harrison
street, near End.
5000.
? lots, Z room residence and good barn,
on Lincoln street, near 9Th.
$500
Elegant room modern residence near
llth and Tyler. all woodwork finished in
polished oak. porcelain bath and closet
hot "ate rheat, electric light and gas.
$500.
room modern home on Harrison near
10th. heat, light, gas, and every conven-
ience.
$500.
9 room modern home. hot water heat.
porcelain bath and closet gas, electric
light, reception hail, all wood work oak
and highly polished. near 11th st.
RODGER, DAVIS & CO.
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Van Buren. about 18th. nne cottage 4
rooms. $50.
Don't overlook those lots at 18th and
Fillmore. $3.50 each; prettiest block in town
Fine lot Madison. between Sth and sth,
$3.50.
Best building site in Potwin. Greenwood
ave; price 500: want proposition.
2 lots Harrison. near 18th: want offer.
II lots Huntoon and Clay, 500.
2 lots 10th and Clay. ss25 each.
IL lots Buchanan. east front. next to
Central park. $3.50.
2 east front lots Monroe. near 10th; make
US an offer.
Orchard Place lots: on Van Buren,
near 18th. $3.50; east front, near 18th. $3.50:
Van Buren. near 18th. $50 each; Harrison.
$500 each; Tyler 800 each; Western ave,
s125. each
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H1aH-RREp STALLION.

JACKDAW, the most successful sire in
the Missouri valley, and The Shamrock,
the bandsomest and best bred stallion in
Kansas. are for the present a the Topeka
fair grounds r / Lee.
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LEGAL


(First published in Topeka State Journal
April 10, 1869
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FOR SALE
East of city, 3 acres choice bottom land,
house rooms. cellar, barn, carriage house,
chicken house. etc. All good repair Price
81 goo Immediate possession
J. Z. TORRINGTON, 109 ". 6th St.
VIRGINIA homes. learn about Va lands.
soil water. climate. products. fruits,
berries. cultivation prices. by reading Ntr-
ginia Farmer, lee for months subscrip-
ton W Farmer Co. Enporia, Va
FOR SALE-Restaurant and lodging
house Of rooms; must be sold by May
/. leaving city. Address c. r. Journal
FOR SALE OR RErT-E1sndsome 8 room
modern residence 1SI Clay st. L. Van
Hook Is Columbian bldg
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RUG FACTORY.

(|7-------1---------l(777-
WANTED-You to let us make your old
carpets into rugs Call phones 421 or
address Mccormick & Peake. 5z7 Jackson.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

NJ. w NULL Carpenter and Builder
Shop 1l2zs West Eighth st. Phone 163
Job work promptly done. Topeka. Kan.
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SEE the new things in wall paper at Al
exander's, go Jackson st.
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CLEANING AVID pYEIN!

>---~-~---@-o---->~-~-~
ROEDIGER & son, $40 Kansas ave. I
ing, cleaning and repairing OF clothe
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PAVING.


THE OFFICE OF the Capital City vifrf-
ned Brick and Paving Co. has been re-
moved 10 lis ". sth st
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FEE pIsPENsARY.


TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY. south
east corner 18th and Tyler sts-s from
to Z D. m, except Sundays. Conducted BY
regular. practicing physicians fer the
benefit of persons without means, who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tienta are assured of careful and consid-
crate treatment. Medicines furnished IN
most cases.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-04-11
Union Paciac

Nos. : apa daiiy. except sunday
The Topeka state journal., 1903-04-11

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JAMES B. HAYDEN. Jeweler ana Optt-
clan. Complete stock Of watches. d4a-
nonds. Euyerware. etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly 6tted.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-04-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SEED HOUSE


SEEDS in bulk for garden or field. en-
ion sets at reduced prices 1l9 E. 6th st.
Alexander & GoodfelIow's stand, both
phones 33S. D. 0. Coe.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-04-11
DRUGGISTS.


TOPEKA DRUG CO., 7SZ kansas avo. Tel
7z3. Prescriptions promptly and accurate
~ filed All kinds soda drinks a fountain