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Non Resident Notice
Clerk and Masters once nee
Column bia, Tenn Sept, Z, mt ayJi
John Il. Potts, Complainant

r r. Potts, ct al, DefendahSsII, od 10
It appearing from affidavit ~ Thonss
this cause, that the defendants husband,
Potts, Mary Lavender ana . l rars widow
John Lavender, Martha Byers.,. Of tho
of Bijah Byers, are nonresiuen''
State of Tennessee. .they enter
It is therefore ordered that az en or within
their appearance herein before " term Of
he first three days of the next rex st ' coIam-
t Chancery Court,to be nei in OctObet
D Ss on 1901 th and F Plead or d: n'
to Compiainsnt's bill, or .. .nt to them
and set 81 for hearing ps,tei ana for four
copy of this order be pnollllsahe1c columbia
consecutive weeks in the WV
Herald. Master. =.
JIG. VOORHEES,, SoPr to' w.
A Copy-Attest:
Sept. Eat
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Slightly Hurt.

Oscar Harrison, an employee Of the l..
4 NJ, was hurt Tuesday morning at the
Hampshire crossing by the caboose
Jumping che trace. One ankle was
badly sprained.
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THE GREATEST, GRANDEST AND IhE BeSI Ut
AMERICAS BIG TENTED ENTERPRISES!

Three Rings Two Stages Ham Race TRACK Scores OF ogqs
million 50densDroves OF Elephants
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:o- Il Aee-f*-" I)sr'"c
Astonishing acts or
100000 menagee
and costly beasts ana lows M
THE CHILDRENS original with this show comprises
animals ana uoe
i1o wallaces Circus Day Program.
Wa. Tents
ton tn
sa a rained animals
hening gyn1nc,
Hupodrom
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NO POLITICS IN IT.
Gar Considers Murder of Bobril1off
Act of Mailman.

st. Petersburg, July SIN confirm
ing the appointment of Prince John
Obenlansky as governor general of
Finland. the emperor sent an auto
graph letter to the prince relative to
the situation there. This letter, which
is in the nature of an imperial res
cript, was published today.
The emperor therein expresses his
conviction that it will be possible to
maintain the local autonomy and the
privilege of legislating for herself en-
joyed by Finland since the union with
Russia.
Il consider" writes the emperor.
that the murder of General Bobrikoff
was merely the work of a mailman
and a few Iike-minded confederates,
and that the Finnish people had no
part in the nefarious act. The execu-
tive power must infiexibly strive for
the closest union of Finland and the
empire 1 imposed upon General Bob
rikoff when he was appointed the
gradual attainment of this end as be-
ing his first duty He fulfilled it with
radical hrmness until death ended his
honorable services. which have won
him an enduring name in history.
also expect that the new governor
general will most zealously follow the
instructions now given him. 1 admon-
ish him before all things to strengthen
in the minds of the Finnish people the
conviction that their historic destinies
are indissolubly bound up in those of
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FOR RENT unfinished rooms at I'D
Polk St, $500
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Many Picnic Parties.

Many people sought refuge on Mon
dav from the Fourth of July noise in
picnic parties in the woods out OF
town. Both the outgoing and incom-
inc trains were crowded all day yes
terday-some trying to get into town
for the fun. and an equal number try
ing to make an escape. Topeka picnic
parties went to Paxico, Whiting, Hol-
ton. St. Joseph. Ottawa, Emporia.
1Sansas Citv and little towns along the
line. The Republican Flambeau CLUB
spent the day at Ottawa Iopeka
only planned celebration took place at
Vinewood park, and it was fixed up on
the spur of the moment. due to the
So his enga cement in Topeka for the
1E-eelx and took his band back to KAN
sas city. The railway company got
IN a display of fireworks at night at
re mark The side shows did howl
ing business. All of the amusement
.+FractfonE did a rushing business un-
81 after midnight The cars ran until
almost daybreak-
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nuch damage to crops near Manhattan.
Middle Division

M10Qle Division.
Wheat harvest has progressed favor
ably in the southwestern counties but
was stopped in the southern and CEN
trail counties by the heavy rains: it is
progressing in Dickinson and is ready
TO begin in the northern. Spring wheat
is in bloom in Smith. The oat harvest
has begun in the southern counties but
is being retarded by rains. The oats
are ripe and falling in Butler. are rust
ing in Dickinson. are in bloom in Smith
and growing rapidly in Washington
county Corn has grown rapidly; it
has been cultivated in some counties
but is quite weedy or grassy in others
owing to wet weather Grass is in nne
condition. Alfalfa has grown rapidly,
and in the central counties the second
crop IS ready to cut. Potatoes are album
dant in Dickinson. a good crop in
Jewell and Washington. but are rotting
IN the ground in Mcpherson Early ap-
pies are ripe in the central and south
ern counties and a fair crop Hail dam
aged some crops in Pawnee, Rush,
Smith and Washington counties.
Western Division.
Wheat harvest has begun in Ford
but the straw is short Wheat has
headed in Norton and is heading but
weedy in Wallace Spring wheat is
idly and in Decatur cutting has be-
gun. it promises a good yield in Sher-
man. and is ready to cut in Thomas
Corn, where clean. has grown rapidly,
and in Thomas is waist high Range
grass is fine. The first crop of alfalfa
is a bout all in stack; the second crop
is growing rapidly and is now a foot
high. Cherries are ripening in the
northern counties and are abundant.
Apples and plums are doing finely in
Wallace. Cattle are in very good con-
dition. Grosshoppers are damaging
small grain and alfalfa in central por-
ION of Finney-
- Decatur-First crop of alfalfa har-
vested, second crop growing rapidly;
barley ripening rapidly, cutting al
ready begun; corn making vigorous
growth where not too weedy; pas
lures unusually good and stock in fine
condition
Finney-G rasshoppers are doing
considerable damage to small grain
and alfalfa in southwest part. and a
good general rain is needed In
northwest part, second crop of al
falfa coming on nicely; oats and bar
lev light crops; Kafir corn, sorghum
and corn doing well; pastures gener-
ally good and cattle doing we'll
Ford-Wheat generally short and
not well headed; harvest begun: corn
clean and growing nicely; second crop
of alfalfa growing nicely; grass good;
stock look we'll; plenty of moisture in
the ground
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GROUND TOO WET.
Wheat Harvest Delayed by the Heavy
Rains

The weekly crop report for Kansas,
issued today by Director Jennings OF
the U S weather bureau. shows that
the wheat harvest in the state has been
greatly retarded by the excessive rains.
The report in part is as follows:
General Condition.
The week has been cool. The rainfall
was abundant in the extreme western
counties north of Hamilton and the
northern counties east of Jewell; it was
also abundant from Norton southwark
10 Rush, and heavy from Rush east
ward to Lyon, and from Harper. King
man. and Reno eastward to the Mis-
souri, line Hailstorms occurred in Paw
nee. Norris, Riley and Washington
counties.
Eastern Kansas.
Wheat harvest has been greatly re-
taroeo IN the south by the wet weather
out Is progressing in the Kaw river
counties The wheat is rusting some in
Atch1son and Marshall. The oat mar
vest had begun in the southern counties
but was stopped by the rains. and in
montgomery much of the crop has
S5(len- The oats are turning in the CEN.
kral counties, but have rusted some in
Atchison and Marshall. Corn has made
a good growth in most counties but is
yellow and weedy in some counties the
ground being too wet to cultivate
Grass is unusually fine. both native and
tame, and in Anderson the tame is
ready TO cut Apples are light in JEFF
ferson and Norris. .Blackberries are
ripe and abundant in southern counties
and ripening in the central Hail did
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horticultural Meeting.

The following is the programme
that will be, given at the regular
monthly meeting of the -ShaMnee
County horticultural society, to be
held at J. F. Cecil's residence, three
miles north of Topeka, Thursday,
July z:
Landscape Gardening" ]. E. Rod
man.
"Our District Schools" S. F.
Wright.
Our State Agricultural College. Its
Benefits to Kansas" Prof j. L. Will
lard.
ITO Make the Farm House More
Attractive to the Young Folks Mar
garet Hill McCarter.
This will be a meeting of more than
usual interest. Visitors always well
coined.
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TOO MUCH FOR THE HORSES.
United States Regulars Not Permitted
to Resume March Today.

The batteries of artillery which
stopped in Topeka Monday en- route
from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Riley,
were not able to resume the march
today on account of the disab Utilities of
a number of horses.
The heavy roads and the severe
weather the battery experienced
during the march was too much for
some of the horses and some sixteen
of them are in no condition to leave
today for Fort Riley. AS the roads
are muddy and heavy the battery can
not move without its full quota of
horses
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FOR THEFT OF MORPHINE.
Hayti Weatherly Is Arrested for Rob-
bling ArnoId's Store.

Hayti Weatherly was arrested Mon
day by Under Sheriff Belts on the
charge of robbing Arnolds drug store,
in North Topeka. last week.
Weatherly is charged with taking a
few dollars from the cash drawer and
of taking about forty ounce bottles of
morphine. Weatherly had been selling
the morphine for several days and
after he was arrested the officers
found a supply of the morphine at his
home. Weatherly got into the store
through a skylight.
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0OK.-EH,ROtlGa.I
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

T. R. Rodgers to Mollie Anderson, lot
90 Madison street. Cranes additions S0t
L. L. Heusted and wife to L. Will
helm, part of lots POP, 22O4, 2206. 2208
and z2I0 Third street, Western Land
& Lot Co.'S addition .............. zoe
M. c. Holman and others to J. l. and
O. A. Pratt, part of lot 50 Kansas
avenue, First ward .1o, 0oC
r. I. Armstrong to E. T. Armstrong,
part of the northeast quarter of
section 1, township u. range b..
]. Gummo to t. Gummo, part of the
west half of section 80, township
II. range 16
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Russian Press Comments England

st. Petersburg, July 5.-The Rus
siam press commentator of the gem
erous act of Great Britain in offering
to police and protect the seal fisheries
of Kommandore and Copper islands
off Kamchatka. during the war, are
regarded as highly significant.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS, the only campaign picture
showing Roosevelt and Fairbanks; also
Republican presidents, birthplaces of
Lincoln and Grant, school house where
first Republican meeting was held, battle
of San Juan, etc; also contains biograph-
les of Roosevelt and Fairbanks and each
Republican president, history of Repub-
lican party and new, copyrighted cam
paign verses; now is your time; free sam
pie. w. L Haskell, q Quincy St, Chicago.
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OFFICIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AM A CANDIDATE FOR STATE
senator from the Seventeenth district
Q7th), subject to the decision of the quail
flied electors in Shawnee county in No
vember- c. P. BOLIVAR.
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Fsabv sleeps and grows while mamma
,-eefs II HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
a. Sfxe1 IT'S the greatest baby medicine
- ofrered loving mothers 50 cents.
rr~a or Tablets. Gatlin Drug Co.
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Russia and that the future prosperity
of Finland under the Russian sceptre,
as well as the future of the political
institutions granted her, depend on a
peaceful order of things taking firm
root in the country"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED@Work Of any Kind by -coiored
man; references. ]. R. F., box $50, city.
WHEN you want to hire a man or boy,
call up Y NJ. C. A. telephone 81. We
have list of men and confidential ref
Employment Bureau, III Z. Sth st.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

A piece of political gossip of interest
to Kansas and especially to the old
soldiers, comes from st. Louis by way
of the Chicago Tribune. 1t is that if
mating General Miles for president.
Captain p. H. Coney is to turn the old
soldier vote to Miles. 1t is stated that
this was agreed upon at the conference
of Mr.. Overmyer and Captain Coney
with General Miles at Kansas City a
short time ago. The Tribune's dispatch
says:
1T is according to the expressed
wish of General Miles that Overmyer
viii place him in nomination Two
weeks ago General Miles met Over
myer in Kansas City and asked him to
Overmyer was P H Coney a leading
member of the C. A. r. in the state
and also a Republican. The three men
had an extended conference. 1t was
decided that Overmyer should do the
nominating and that Coney should do
vote of Kansas to General Miles in the
event that he became the Democratic
candidate"
OF course the. probabilities are rather
remote that Captain Coney will ever be
called upon to fulfill his part of the
contract.
Ottawa, Kan, July Sc. w. Hoch
addressed a large crowd at the Fourth
of July celebrat ton here in Forest park.
the Business Mems association to get
money with which to repair the flood
damake to Forest park. There was a
few minor accidents during the day,
but no casualties. The Topeka F,lam-
beau club gave the fireworks display.
Girard, Kan, July 5.-Girard had an
celebration yesterday.
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5000

Chicago and return via Rock Island
system; good all summer
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE CAN sell your real estate or business
+ no matter where located. If you desire
a quick sale, send us description and
price. n. B. Johnson Realty Co, sos c,
Bank Commerce bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
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There. was a parade in the afternoon,
with sport. speeches and music, and in
the afternoon Governor w. J. Bailey
addressed, a large crowd
Yates Center, Kan. July 5.-Some-
thing like 5000 people celebrated here
yesterday and everybody had a happy
time. Charles Curtis was the orator
and made a fine speech to a fine crowd.
There was a fine display of fireworks
in the evening
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FOR SALE@1 black Holstein COW, Jer.
sey cows, / fresh soon. 306 w. Sth. st
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Girard. Kan, July 5.-Girard had an
celebration yesterday
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FOR RENTS room house 1870 Clay St.
water, bath. Both telephones 16.
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FOR SALE
jewelry.
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FOR RENT-HousEs.

~~~-~-~~~~~-----~-l--~-
FOR RENT-After 10th inst, room
house sos Madison ST., in excellent re-
pair ]. 7. Clark
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FOR SALE-Nice gentle driving horse
very cheap. 1916 Western ave, or Tel
Ind. lis.
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FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished room,
south, east and west exposure, on yard
and street cool and comfortable; house
modern. gas, bath; for gentleman. lie
Van Buren, st.
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FOR RENT first class furnished room
POS Harrison st.
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UNION PACIFIC.
STROHMn

Arrive.
No. limited ..-...---..-...... SOS am
No g. Kansas City local pass...... 6:5S am
No. 4, Atlantic express. ESQ pm
sNo. 5, K. G. and Salina express. $50 ON
WESTBOUND.
EMO. Z, K c. and Salina express. II 20 am
No. g. Denver and Pac. Coast l-d.12 80 DIN,
No. 5, Junction City local pass. $50 pm
No. limited .-..........---.......... 500 pm
spanY except Sunday. All oshers dalIH.
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-F,inely furnished rooms wit
board. $40 Harrison st.
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FOR SALE-2 good second hand hacks
also 8 good driving horses. Lawless
livery barn, $40 Quincy st.
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TOPEKA HYDRAULIC STONE co...
Ind. phone III. rs Crawford Bldg
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FOR SALE-New 8 foot wooden wind mil
cheap; give time; help erect. Addres;
or call 715 Lime st.
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u. 8. CYCLE CO., 11s f. 9Th St National
& Iver-Johnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs.
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FOR SALE+Pool table, complete, CHEAP
Geo. D. Butts, 81 E. 9Th st.
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FOR SALES loaves home made brea'
Toe; leaves Ralston. rye or graham lpc
delivered to any part of the city. HON
Bakery, 9Th and Polk ST.. Ind. phone 116
= rings.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
]. o. YOUNG, D. v. S.,svet. surgeon an,
dentist, 426 Quincy. Ind. Tel. 1876. Bell 259
red.
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FOR SALES fresh cows, 2 horse cult
vator and lister. 300 Lawrence st.
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tIs jerks one of the early settlers ?''
mo; he has owed me SO for as many
years. Free Press.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALG-Foundation stone. chimney
tops. clstern tops, steps. walks. hitch
ing posts, c&rTiage blocks. cheap Get our
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FOUND-Best by test-Satin- Skin Cream
and Satin-Skin Powder. 25c.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-1 5-horse powe
Sintz gas engine. Address p. o. 30
100, Topeka, Kan.
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sDaux except Sunday. All others dailB
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FOR SALE-Furniture of a modern tel
room rooming house, close in; house TO
rent. ]. c., care Journal.
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SATIN TOILET sPECIALTIEs.

SATIN Skin Soap. 2 kinds, oval scented
.oilet and square medicated curative
Price, 2 cakes 25c. Rowley & Shows.
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FOR SALE-Combinatio folding be-
writing desk and ward robe. Also elet
trio fan. 412 w. 5th St
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BIoYCLEs AND REPAIRING.

Co. Tel 706. Bicycles and sundries. hi
cycles and tandema for rent: repairing Of
all kinds.
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UPHOLSTERING.

~. F. PETRIX & SON. uphoIsterers. I'll
kinds furniture. $50 Kan. av. Phones So
w. ]. VOSS. upholstering. furniture
made over ard to order sos Jackson st
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Che 0opeka State 9Ournat.
WANTS

serrr f-s-s< 49,
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80 ~ ~
.,f 49, - <rs.,
- srr,~- mr.. =
-. 80 49, -
re. ri 49, - -
800 h.rs 49,
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80 S~-~%
r--.- 100 ~s~
s~ SS>
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FOR RFNT-Furnished south room, or
ground floor, cheap. rs Jefferson st.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-Lots on w. 9Th. paved ST.,
$225 each. NJ. Heery, phone 1926.
T. A. DAVIS & CO.

We sold out our retail meat business
and moved 1 block west to the corner of
6th and Van Buren, with our fresh 41sh
poultry and oyster market. We will do
both a wholesale and retail business and
have fresh fish of all kinds and both live
and dressed hens and spring chickens ev-
cry day in the week. Will make this bus
mess a speciality, where you can always
get what you want
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FOR RENT-Large front room, 1st foo
modern house. AIS w. 7th st.
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FOR RENTS rooms for light housekeep
ing 3O5 Adams st. Call 1918 Clay st.
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FOR sALE-organ. SO Ell 2. sth. ST..
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FOR RENT-Modern fiat, furnished Vi
unfurnished lis z. Sth st.
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CLEANING AND DYE WORKS.


ELIAS WHITE, suits cleaned. dyed and
pressed: good work. reasonable prices
10 w. 5th ST.
pantatorium, lis w. 9TH. Tel s72.
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MONUMENTS

c. w. GUILD, monuments, designer and
carver. 923 Kansas ave
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FOR RENT-2 rooms, single or en- suite
strictly modern. AIS w. 9TH st.
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MATCHMAKER.

WATCHES cleaned. 75c; clocks, soc; main
springs, 75c; crystals, 10c. Cash paid for
old gold or silver. All work guaranteed.
Old jeweIry exchanged for new. II hard
up, see Uncle Sam. 512 Kansas ave.
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WANTS

iaas., mr.
E; <: {: +, : :.. &:
- k~s 49,
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STAMPS, SEALS AND STENCILS.
LIE J. c. DARLING CO.. ia Kan ave.
Rubber stamps, brass and alrnninurTa trade
checks. Prices low. Catalog free. Tel 291.
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FOR RENT-1st floor 316 Harrison st
bath, gas, electric light.
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JAMES b. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Optt-
clan. Complies stock OF watches. dia-
mopds, silverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
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FOR Saba pony, buggy, harness; cal
be seen SIT Western ave Look it u
and see Fisher, as Kansas ave; ais
have a chest of carpenter tools to sell
will sell any part; you can see me in tn
evening at my office, 41S Kansas ave
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FREE DTsPENsARY.

FREE DTSPENSARY.
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS, from 1
to D. M. except Sundays. Conducted by
regular practicinS physicians for the
benefit OF persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment Pa
tents are assured of careful and consid-
crate treatment Medicine furnished In
most cases.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-05


GEO. n SETBOLD, furnace work, tin
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-05

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