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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-01-09
Probate Dochet, No. Sal. .
10Th Judicial District Court.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of St. Martin

- . -
whereas iis "a AumintAs Boudrs,aa. wife OF
Robert 'Girouard of Lafayette Parish
La, has filed her petition in this Office
applying to oe appointed Administra-
,trix Of said above mentioned and emit
tied SUGGESTIONS. A..
Now therefore Public Notice is hereby
given to all parties interested to show
cause il any they have. in writing with
In ten days from this publication. why
said application should not 30 granted
and said appointment made as prayed
for. -. a. + -. Fes
Witness the Honorable T., Don Foster
Judge Of said Court, st, Msrtinvills, La.
this 2Sth day Of December A. D. 1904.
A. F. Domengeaux.,
Clerk Of Court
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Bank Notice.

The stockholders Of the Commercial
Bank are notified that meeting will b.
held at the Bank on Monday the 18th,
for the purpose Of eiecting board Of
directors.
o. j. Durand, Cashier,
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Bank Notice.

!. The stock holders Of the Bank Of St.
Martinyille are notified that the annual
meeting for the election Of board Of
directors will be held at the Bank bull
ding. on Tuesday the 18th Of January
1904. ~.
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"A grand rally is a new name
for small meeting.
DR.. Arthur Guilbeau of Breaux
Bridge was in town Monday.
Mr.. L. j. Gardemal made a
business trip to New Orleans this
week.
-Messrs. Edgar A. and George
Gauthier of Broussard were in
town Monday.
DIR. f. r. Martin of Crowley
was attending to some business
here this week.
The Ladies Social Club will
be entertained next Tuesday by
Miss Marie Bienvenu.
MIR. Louis Tertrou, Jr., came
home this week after having been
away for quite long time.
Charcoal at L. G. Duchamp at
40 cts per sack, delivered.
The Married Ladies Euchre
club will be entertained next We'd
nesday by Mrs. James Simon.
Mr.. Felix Berard and family
have removed from Ruth to their
plantation near st. Martinville,
this week.
Miss Emma Rhymes, of Rich
land parish came here this week
to visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. w.
j. Rhymes.
The weather the beginning of
this week was very cold. and the
ice formed Monday and Tuesday
was heavy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Billsud
of Broussard left today after speu-
ding New Year with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Gauthier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Billaud
and children spent several days
here visiting relatives, stopping at
the home of Mrs. Charles Lacaze.
The Runaway Tramp will hold
the board at Duchsmp'e Opera
House tomorrow night. At popu-
lar prices. Secure your seats ear
ly.
Painless operations in Dem
tistry are certinly a boon to man.
kind DR.. j. r. Olivier, whose no.
tice will be in our next issue,
makes special feature of these
operations.
The whole of the Fournet plan
tation which was sold by the
Sheriff last Saturday was bought
by Mr.. j. P. Suberbielle of New
Iberia, for s12,5O0.
Wanted to buy an ordinary all
around horse L. Bienvenu.
Little Louise Bienvenu enter.
tanned large number of her lit
tie friends Monday in honor of hel
seventh birthday, and the little
girls had a grand time.
| Be sure to be on hand in time
to see the grand procession OF the
Clark Combined Shows, at one
o'clock this evening. The perfor-
mances will commence at 2 and .
o'clock p m.
/ -Messrs. Louis aud Geore Ga.
nv and Henry FourDet visitec
Broussard this week, Messrs. Ga
nv Il Fournet sold the property
they had in that town for S2OO(
cash, to NJ. Billaud Jr.
Capt. E. I. King Of Iberia il
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s6O0 barrels Of BLACK Joe molasses
wv for .aie. will quickly Oil your
barrel for $3.50.
Jan-aa.5-t. keystone Plntationa
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Miss Mizette and TIA Marin

thier and Engs6eld Marin spent
New Year at Live Oak the guests
of the Misses Gauthier.
-Jastremski-the friend of the
people; Blanchard-master of the
bosses and ruler of the people!
Which will you choose. the friend
or the master? We have faith in
the people, they are not all fools
as the bosses think they are.
Watch the result on the 10Th.
-Messrs. Decker, Mallard and
other Railroad officials were on q
tour of inspection here Thursday
evening, Mr.. j. A. Bell of Lake
Charles accompanied them. They
invited Senator Liable to make the
trip with them to Arnaudville,
which he did.
-Messrs Livingston and Della
houssaye have leased the saloon of
Mr.. j. @. Bienvenu. They have
closed the bar and are conducting
the establishment as billiard hall.
They have taken possession since
the first, and seem to have made
the establishment very popular in
that short time. They will soon
have two new pool tables.
Charcoal at l.. C. Duchamp at
40 cts per sack, delivered.
We learn that that enterpris-
ing planter, Mr.. A. A. Morrow, of
Iberia parish, has this week re-
moved to Ruth plantation. to make
a crop of cane there. Mr.. Morrow
is popular and intelligent gentle
man, and at the recent Democra-
tic primary in Iberia parish. be
was elected one of the Represen-
tatives of that parish.
/ We hear it rumored that Mr..
john McIlhenney is a Jastremski
supporter, and that he is running
in combination with the Blan-
chardites of st. Martin and Lafay-
cite parishes; if this is the the
case, we'll, JOHNNY, your hash is
cooked, you'll never get there, be-
cause the Senatorial District is
strongly Jastremski. and no such
combination can go through.
When you go to vote on the
18th inst, be sure to make your
selection of the candidates before
you get to the polls, or You may
be confused in the selection of
candidates for the state officers, be-
sides that of Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor. The tickets will
not be separated. all the candidates
for the same Office will be under
one heading, and the voter will
have to select from them.
Charcoal at L. G. Duchamp at
40 cts per sack, delivered.
We learn that the Jastremski
meeting held at La Point school
house last Sunday was largely at
tended, and the people of that Sec
ton seem certain that the MAORI
ty of the voters there will be for
Gen. Jastremski. We have reli-
able report from the Fourth ward
end We place it to the Jastremski
column by large majority. The
Fifth ward and also the first will
go the same way and we expect
the General will carry the Third
ward also.
Blanchard says: "If there is a
political machine in this state, ]
do not know of it's domicile?" Two
Jastremski men counted the crowd
.
at the Blanchard meeting Wed.
nesday, one counted 80 the other
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TO CURE A COLD IN 0HE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fAils
to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on
each box. 25 cents. ~
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FOR SALES acres Of land with .
new handsome home and outhouses sta
bIss ETC.. u mile from town at $500.
L. Bienyenu.
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NOTICE.
DEMAND OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

In the matter Of the Estates Of Joseph
Boodreaui, and his wife Elizabeth Co
meauX,
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MdEASSES.

Albert Bienvsnu, Cas-
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remember him, und he don't get out of
der shop before a woman init ash
many as ten shoes in a basket comes
IN. und and says:
Il vhas by der grocery to get some
butter for breakfast When I see your
sign, und 1 go right home queek ind
say to my husband:
What you tink, Mike? Dot cobbIer
vhas going to be der next president
In your eye" says Mike.
But it Yhas all on his sign, und
we must hustle. / shall take him in
all our children's shoes to be repair
ed, und tell him you vaas out of a job
und would like you to be boss of some
custom houses
Dom der Dootchmans!' says Mike
ash he eats his breakfast.
Dom nopodys," says I ash I hunts
up a basket for der shoes, und here
] vhas, Mr.. Cobbler. If you vhas
going to be President I like you to
remembe dot Mrs. Mike Sullivan was
one of der first to bring in shoes, und
dot II you can spare some offices for
her husband she Will be grateful all
her life. Put my name down in dot
book, und when der time comes leave
word for me at Finnegan's grocery
smiled at her und put her name
down, und she vhas gone AWAY only
fife minutes When der coal mans comes
in. He smiles und laughs und looks
around und says:
''Vhell, Hans, it vhas a pooty good
Joke"
"EIow2" I says.
Why. dot you shall be some Presi-
dents-ha Ia! hal
looked awful sober und don't say
one leetle word. und pretty soon he
don't smile any more ind says.
TT yhas ridiculous. of course, to
suppose any such thing, but NIT poll
ties mixed oop der vhay it is who can
tell What may happen? What ticket
shall you run on, Cobbler?"
Your neffer mind about tickets" I
says.
But I don't see your name in der
papers"
Dot vhas all right. Der papers
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don't set everything.

ssSaV. Hans he says after he walks
around a leetle, Il vhaS your trend
und customer, und I send my boy
oafer nit some shoes to mend Keep
it in mind, Will you? If I happen to
be out of a job When you vhas Presl-
dent may be you like to make me
snug in some place. 1t yhas ridiculous
OF course, but-but-. Nheu, dose
shoes Will come right oafer-"
NV wife comes in und we laugh a
leetle, und den Teller nit his hat on
his ear ind a whistle on nm comes
in He has two pairs of shoes in his
hand, ind ash he drops EN- down ne
Look here, cobbler, you shall be
president und 1 shall be vice presl-
dent und we must hat our shoes flxed
COP. Put on some lifts und patches
und hang der expense. Do you follow
Il belief I do"
stDen hump yourself. For president
in 1904-Hans, der Cobbler; for wee
president; Tommy DOOlittle, +. d u,
which means pretty decided Quaker,
and be hanged to him By-by, old
man-let me know when der mint
juIp IS ready
Der next customer vhas a wilder
womans NIT such bigness und fairness
und shoes in a newspaper. 1 know
dot she hat fife childrens und always
goes by a Dago shop to get repairs.
one time she likes me to put on six
!
calls me a rObber because won do
it Now she comes in all smiles und
sweetly says:
Mr.. CobbIer. we hat some cold
weather dis winter ?'
Yes"
But you vnas looking vheH und
happy, 1 vhas glad to see"
- vhas neffer so vhell und happy
= Dot ~ vhas good she says; dot
vhas very good. Cobbler, dom go
any more by dose Dagoes-
4 get six cement patches for feet
teen cents, but in one night der cat
ticks EN- all off der shoes. | shall
now patronize you all der time"
so? Well, 1 do right by you"
''Of course you vhill---of course so
you vhas going to be president en- s
dot vhas me, ma am.
"Und let me ask you If der resi-
dent vhas boss of all der postofHce
He vhas. ma'am. It vhas shust
like he owned der whole earth.
''Und if you vhas president und my
daughter like to get in der postohce
at $4,000 a year, how vhas it 2"
TT vhas shust like turn my hand
oafer."
1T vhas, Ell? Well, dots what
told Maggie 1 hat to go now, Mr.
Cobbler. but 1 shall drop in OCCASION
ally / know you vnaS a nice man und
hat a tender heart for der widow und
der fatherless, und dot you Will hal
me in your mind When you vhas boss. .
After dot womans comes customers
eafery ten minutes all day long, und
nopody comes onIess he leaves me al
least one pair of sh oes. Eaten dot
policeman brings in, a pair for patches
und pays in advance ind says:
Bully for you, old mans-I always
knew you would get dere NIT both
feet. Don't forget when you Vhas
president dot I always send my shoes
to your shop"
|. Und When night vhas come dot lit
tie German und Mr.. Voglestein comes
back to see if I yhas in der crazy
at der shoes to be mended ind der
leetle tailor lifts oop his hands und
says
''Vhell. may somepody strike me
dead if Hans don't hat some brains!'
"Brafn!' yells Mr.. Voglestein
Why, he vhas der biggest kind of a
I poet!"
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REAI, ESTATE TRANSFERS


N r. Kendall to A. Alba, lot 1873
Kansas avenue Isl, 800
ID. H. Turner and husband to K T.
Crumbine, lots 469, Al and north
ton -. 1850
Z. Higgins and wife to z. W Wal
lace. lots 81 and 50 and south 5 #.
81 College avenue, College Hill addi-
a. n. Greenwood to d. T. Thomson,
lots As and north half 4S2 Freeman
avenue, J. Norton's second addi-
lion 80. >. l1zSJ
The Prudential Investment Co. to P.
Linn, lots z3S. 440 and 442 Ohio ave
nue., J. Norton's second addition $50
j. Chubb and wife to G. H. Boyer,
lot 10 Indiana avenue, Highland
Park addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
G. c. White and wife to F. L. Stey- =
ems, lot 361 and west half Of 50,
East Sixth avenue, Parkdale addi-
w S. Smith to O. A. Magaw and
Topeka avenue .........-......-....- $500
Same to same, part Sc u 8, r. IT,. 1900
/. NJ. Durand and husband to the
Continental Creamery Co, lots IA,
IS and Is Polk street...--.........-.... 125
J. White and wife, by A T. Lucas,
to F. NJ. Hubbell. lots 408 and 40
Buchanan street Kings addition. 200
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Mrs. Ascum-"IIave you still got
that servant girl you had last week r.
Mrs. Hiram Onen-''Which day last
week ?''-P Philadelphia Pres.
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DER GERMAN COBBLER.
He Tells Of Little scheme and It's
Results


Results.
One day, when I don't hat two cents
worth Of work ON hand ind vhas al
most by der poor house, I sit down und
smoke my pipe ind think. una BY and
. Wy 1 slap my leg und go hal hal ha!
IKE some mules brayIng. My wife
comes IN from der back room ind sa Us
WAS gone crazy, but l only laugh
some more Den dot little German
saiior und Mr.. Voglestein comes in, unl
cot tailor says:
How vhas it, Hans? Where vhas
some SMOKES to laugh at?''
,Ha! hal hai' 1 says.
he Vhas gone crazy, says Mr.. No-
giestein. Poor mansi His brain vhas
TOO weak to stand dot strain. Hans, 40
you like to go to some lunatic asy-
lump"
ia! hal hal" I laughs.
He vhas dead gone" signs der tall
Yes. poor Hans vhas opp der spout. =
@ighs Mr.. Voglestein.
I keep right on laughing und don't
say one word, und by und by dey 90
AWAY ind eafenings come und lock
COP der shop und hat a talk NIT my
wife. Den she laughs, too, und all
Vhas Well. Dot next morning eafery-
body can read a big sign in my win
For President in 1904.
Hans, der Cobbler.
Don't Make Any Mistake on Him"
I don't hardly get seated on my
bench When a man who lives around
der corner ind ALWAYS patroni2es does
Dago shops comes in nit two shoes to
be fixed oop und says:
How vhas dis, old mans2 Do you
mean dot you vhas going to run for
PRESIDENT"
Il do" I says.
But you don't know about some pol
itics?"
Don't 1? Don't you bet on dor.
Don't you effer hear about some dark
horses2"
'.Of course. So you vhas dark
horse, Ell? Well, vhell, I neffer hear
of a cobbler running for de presidency,
but / don't see Why not. Here vhas
two shoes to be fixed COP. und You
shall hat all my custom. If you Vhas
president I like you to remember ma
I guess you had better put my name
down in a book before you forget her.
I put his name down ind promise 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Statesmen. Pay weekly. Work
the year round Outfit Tree Lawrence
Nursery Co. Lawrence, kas-
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WANTED-NIALE HELP.
WANTED-A porter at COS East Fifth
street.
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WANTED-Good arm walters at Cremerie
restaurant
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STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER * STORAGE
20 packs. ships and stores household
Eoods. Tel leA Clarence Skinner. GIL
Quincy st
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FEATHERS AND MATTRESSES.

FEATHERS bought and Sold old feath
ers renovated; mattresses made to or.
der. Fred Scraper. 4oe1a Kansas ave.
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aIovING AND sToRTNG.

FOR moving, packing and shipping, Attn
erton Bros, 1o2 E. 9Th Both phones 998
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-oHNsoN PLACE ADDITION.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN-My ap-
plication for a permit to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors, according to law, at 1125 w.
9Th St. in Fourth ward of the city of To-
peka, is now on file in the office of the
clerk of the probate court, Shawnee
county, Kan. The hearing of the same is
set for Thursday. May 5, 1854, at 8 o'clock
a. N. N. ]. PETRO
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SEWING MACHINES.

EXAMINE the New Home sewing ma
chine; we can suit you: all kinds OF
machines repaired Offices SO Kan ave
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REPAIR WORKS.

sUNFLOWER works. A Swanson.
Bicycles, locks, doorbells, stoves, lawn
mowers. 202 W. Sixth st.
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CARPET CLEANING.


SEND your carpets to &cCormick A
Peakes in our new location, new ma
chinery. We can give YOU better work
more promptly than ever before and al a
price that VIII please YOU Mccormick &s
Peake. rug factory and carpet cleaning
works b22 Van Buren, st. Phones 81.
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FOR Rents room furnished house, ref
bakery
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FOR RENT-5 room cottage; bath, gas:
$50 per month; / block from state house
Z. G. p, Journal.
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FOR RENT-Furnished front room, south
AMI west exposure. Az w. 5th st.
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FOR REN1-House on Greenwood ave
furnished No children. G. F. Worley,
SIS Kansas ave.
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FOR RENT-The modern cottage at the
northeast corner of 9Th and Lincoln SITS
Cas- bath, furnace, wide hall, city and
cistern water in Kitchen, 3 bed rooms, IS
per month. 526 Lincoln st.
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FOR RENT-Cottage, 5 rooms and attic,
small grown family. 12lo Harrison st.
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WANTED-Rfen to learn barber trade
special offer for April, including board
and tools, best opportunity ever given
can nearly earn expenses before finishing
Few weeks completes. Positions guaran-
teed. Write today. Moler Barber college
st. Louis, Mo.
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MASSAGE PARLoR.

LADIES beauty parIors, facial massage
and shampooing, toilet articles. Mrs.
Annie N. Trap. 11s w. 18th. Tel 3z2-
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MONEY
FURNACE WORKS.

GEO E. sEYBOLD, furnace work. tin
roofing guttertng, spoutinE furnaces a
speciality. s31 Kansas ave Inc phone STA
JOHN SEXBoLD, tin roofing. suffering.
spout4ng, galvanized iron and furnace
WORK ia T. suh St Tel. 5S1-
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FOR Rents rooms unfurnished up
stairs at 916 Quincy ST.
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FREE DIsPENsARY.


TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY, south
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS. from
to D. m except Sundays. Conducted by
regular pracuclnG physicians for the
benefit of persona without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tients are assured of careful and cOnsiu~
crate treatment Medicine furnished in
most cases.
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FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms, modern
SIC Harrison st.
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FOR RENT-To gentleman only, furnish
ed front room. in modern house 1861
Tyler St
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MATCHMAKER

F. w. WIEAIAN, practical matchmaker
and engraver. All work done in neatesL
promptest workmanship manner. at low
est prices. Highest cash price for old gold
and silver. lp7 w. 7th st.
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FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms and day
board Electric light. porcelain bath.
80 Quincy.
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VIEWS.
F. c. LUTES=Esverythi in modern pho
togra ply. indoor and outdoor scenes
funeral flowers, etc. Ind. phone 1872.
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FOR RENT-Furnfshe rooms light house
keeping, modern. 1921 W. 9Th. Call morn
inSs.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 519 f. 3rd St
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SATIN TOILET SPECIALTIES.
DECAY stopped, dentists avoided using
Satin Tooth Powder or Satin Tooth
Paste. sc. Rowley & SHOWS.
CLIMATIC changes, winds, exposures de-
mand the magical beautifiers Satfn-Skin
Cream and Satin Face Powder.
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STAMPS, SEALS AND STENCILS.
THE J. c. DARLING CO. 734 Kan. ave.
Rubber stamps, brass and aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. CatalOg free Tel. 293.
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10 NOT throw away That old carpet,
put send It TO Mccormick & PeRke, 52a
Van Buren, They viii make you the best
rug you ever saw and the cost is ridicu-
lousy small. Write for price list or cali
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms and house
Enquire at 514 Monroe st.
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ron RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-The large trick mouse s. W
cor. 9Th and Polk, bath ard gas. barn
Inquire rs w 9Th st.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.


DR. EASTMAN, late supt state fnsan
asy luEn. Mental and nervous diseases. 90
kan ay. Phones ia Res. 1910 V. Buren,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PARKDALE HARDWARE repairs. gaso-
line stoves, tin6are. Ia vrn mowers, pump
repairing, down spoats and guttering. /
1872 East Sixth ST. Ind phone 265-5.
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STATIONS.
.JACKDAW, greatest sire of extreme trot-
ting speed in the Missouri valley at 326
Jackson st.
THE SHAMROCK-SenSa bred
worthy Of his ancestry, at 326 Jackson
street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-19

FOR RENTING unfurnished rooms fol
light housekeeping. 70S Van Buren,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-19
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co. Tel. 706. Bicycles and sundries, d.
cycles and tandems for rent; repairing OF
all kinds.
u 8. CYCLE CO. lis e sth St NATIONAL
a. Ayer-J o1nson bicycles Supplies. repairs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-19
PAVING.


MRS. INEZ WAGNER, Spiritual Medium
Public seances Sunday, Tuesday an
Thursday evenings. Private readings 8 q
m. to 5 p. m Residence go West 9th ave