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FURNACE WORKS.

FURNACE WORKS.
GEO. Z. SEYBOLD, furnace work, tin
roofing, guttering, spouting, furnaces q
speciality. 81 Kansas ave. Ind. phone 513.
JOHN SEYBOLD, tin roofing, guttering,
spouting, galvanized iron and furnace
work. ia E. Sth st. Tel. 5s1.
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TO WHOM TT MAY CoNCEeN.

~-~~~~~7~~-~-~c~O1~ -~-S--~~-~~SCc~-~~
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN-My ap-
plication for a permit to sell intoxicating
liquors according to law at 122 and 124 E.
4th st, in the Second ward of the city of
probate judge of Shawnee county, Kan
sas. The hearing of the same is set for
Wednesday at 8 o'clock q. m, Jan 18th,
1865. M. A. lunches.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNING APP
plication for a permit to sell intoxicating
liquors according to law at 632 Kansas
avenue, in the Second ward of the city of
Topeka, is now on file in the office of the
probate judge of Shawnee county, Kan
sas The hearing of the same is set for
Friday at 9 o'clock a. m, Dec. q, 1904.
GEO. W. STANSFIELD.
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STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
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MATCHMAKER

WATCHES cleaned, 75c; clocks SOC; M IN
springs. 75c; crystals, 10c. Cash paid fol
old gold or silver. Ali work guararSeed
Old JeweIry exchanged for new. If hare
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CI4AIRVOYANT.

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Seances Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Readings a. m. to p. m. Mrs. Inez
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SHORTHAND SCHOOL
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EIGHTH AND JACKSON.
Ind. Phone 666.
A number of features offered by no other
school.
Actual experience throughout the course.
Increas sing demand for our students Let
US tell you why.
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MASSAGE PARLoR.

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& liver johnson bicycles. Supplies, repairs.
FOR SALE-A bright bay driving horse,
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singers 119-12I w. Norris ST. Price $50 If
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FREE DIsPENsAhY.


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THE Travellers" for life, accident and
sickness. A. <. VanHook, 16 Colurn bian bldg
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nICYCLEs AND REPAIRING

TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co. Tel. 706. Bicycles and sundrteS, BIZ
cycles and tandems for rent; repairing OF
all kinds.
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CoRNICE WORKS.

Galvanized iron cornice, metal skyllghts.
slate roofing. l. Van Dorp, 500 Jackson
HOT air furnaces, tin roofing, metal work.
John NJ Baird, 2I6 w. 9Th st Tel. $50.
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CARPETS cleaned, renovated, refitted.
sewed, sized or laid. The only machins
cleaner in the city, all work guaranteed.
o. MCCORMICK,
Phones 421. so Van Ruren St
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Smau dark
red dehorned Durham milk COW. Chas.
W. Barnes, 1173 Fillmore st.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Br5wn and
white bird pup with collar. Please return
to 707 Smith ST. and receive reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03
e. WOOD the
DERBY W INNER

LOUIaYfLLE. May &C, o. Dur
BELLS bay colt Elwood yesterday
Won the most hotly contested Ken
lucky derby since the famous race
between PROCTOR Knott ana spo-
kane. I'd f1crney came IN second
aud Braneaa was third. The tins
was 0SM. Proceeds was the favor
tie In the event. but aid not have
the wind to hold out. E.iwood start
cd In the last position. but had plen-
IS or speed In reserve 20 make him
a winnsr by almost a length.
RrHnchH was the second favottte.
I'd Ticrney the third favorite. and
Prince silver Wings stood next 90
the last Proceeds started of ahead
in the. race. with the Prince a close
second Rsancas. Ed Tierney and
Eiwood were fighting out the last
position. Proceeds and the Prince
seemed "a tire about the sama tins
and cropped back. -
Then Eiwood and Bfsncan took thn
lead and set a furious pace Eiwoed
went under the wire Aith IlfaueAs
close on his neck and Processes ten
lengths In the rrar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03
MADE 36 HTS

BALTIMORE Md. MAY - ans-
sided game fit Tor a ptnne among thH
eurioaltiea ef basr bait sha pia3 ~ b.
oFiois park hers, a d4R or tSa ; 4.
between the baltimore team ~ 70
Eastern league ard the Fort MelfsssFy
mine. only seven innings w0re o. u.
Ihis was thn Hrpfe,
MIR.
naitimors ..s..s gBst 60 - !
1t McIIsnrY 0 8 Q 90 + Q
Right Fielder Mcfarland % tfa
Orioles. led the hitfinK with eas
double. tNn tripisa ard thrun harna
Euaaaa total 81 y hansa In uiA times
At bat Third Bauetuan Lasia also
made nix hts. GFiffiH. 81 the nalii-
moro team. stole aix haae4. Tbs ORR
ales' IS hits uettrd a total = CO haaaa.
TIE unfortunate soldiers made one
laun hit of walters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03
Won Game for Siwashes--
Shields Made Good Agains,
Portland
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Charlie shields. tho new aouthpaw
tWirier whom Manager Wilson has
taken into tho slNaah camp. Won his
first game yesterday by score or
20 4 During the first part q the
game IL hooked an though tbs Portland
boys were destined 10 land hts scalp.
but with guad backing he managed 10
crawl cut q che snare.
Shields clearly showed that he was
made u tho right stuff and that. Win
little training. ho will hc among the
best Yesterday he Eot ratified on ono
occasion. when Muhier vas thrsS ing
a man cut az home. He tried q field
the bah and fumhisd. letting IN a run.
Thlclman Was IN the box for Fort
land yesterday. and couldn't help So
ing up into the clouds when seatNs
commenced to DO things 60 his curves
when the little bunch % faithful fans
filed put Of the grounds after tho
game. some one lndlaaretsiy remarked
that rhIelmnn must have bcNn an eio-
vator hoy before he took 90 playins
base bait A policeman sawed the
wags llfa,
In hits Portland took the honoru for
| tho day. Francis lost home run
| because that let field fence happened
I 20 De- 81 inches too high where his
/ line drive struck t. Then the Port
/ land bunch took To siamminE the balls
az Shields They came 80 hot that he
I couldn't set out Of the way. although
/ hla arrobatic fcats tn attempting 90
/ field them were worthy Of = Job with
/ Hnrnum & Bailey.
i Mothers game At second yesterday
/ was phanomsnal lie ate them up Ne
/ fast a. they came his way. In ths
/ ffth M8hisr saved Shields bacon
/ when. with brennan on first. MeCrvs-
I die HIT q slow one 20 shielaa. who
I damned II hard and fast O. second
/ Mohisr. Who simply flew % tha BAG.
/ evidently forgot that shields was isft
I hanaed. for no went a tFifie too Tar.
| ard only by = lightning twist II the
/ body managed 20 set the ball In the
| tips ~ hIa fingers and rotifea the side,
Russ Hall was there with the ges'da
also. It's oniy error came IN tho
sixth. when Jake Thisiman sent a
/ saimmer. which Hall mlsiudxed and
/ Thialnan was safe on first No dam
age resulted. for the next two mon
went down IN auiek suggestion.
Portland drew frat blood in the
fourth b tapping cut two runs. In
the fifth. however. asattlO MANAGED e
} get two men on AAsaN anu EfaAH#A# AAf-
priacd the crowd By driving a hot iiner
10 right evening up the score. Steel
man then let IN the run which pui
Seattle in the lead b. ietting one 81
through him.
Thleiman. who pitched a crsditah''
game al through. still showed that
he hadn't lost his fandnc.s for soar
Ing and while u did not result die
astrousiy yesterday. it's there all tbs
same.
In the sixth Seattle followed 40 heI
Lead By tapping out two more. and u
the seventh landed another. which
gave the slwaEhes enough 20 win th'
game and have fsS 90 spare.
Portland scored two niore in th'
eighth. and that ended tbs run gettins
for the day.
To-day Tacoma ard Seattle start n
on a series % six AZ Recreation Park
Portland will play Oakland At Port
land. and san Francisco and Loi
Angeles will play the ftrat u So
ries at Oakland. after which they viii
finish A. San Francisco.
uFNa
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eerned they might Just as well have
omitted the ceremony, for he il
Deacon 10 the fan, not only here.
but In every other city where he
plays. II IL a question II one man
In hundred knows him By any 9TH
er name than that by which he f.
hailed on the diamond. whore hts
great pitehinE foats have brought
him fame aud fortune. Philippe il
expected to DO the mainatay OF tho
ehampio'a this year Always to be
depended upon. he ID left alone In
his class BY the apparent failure of
Sam Lever % round into form.
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rita NATIONAL LgAoUE.

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
H. Philadelphia. o, batteries -Cronin
and Bergen. Fraser and puoin. I'm
pirc@ Emniic.
At CHICAGo-ChicaEo. 8: Pitts
burg. g. Batteries Wicker and
King. Umpire JohnAtone.
At nOsroN~ New York. :. Ros-
ton. o batteries Taylor and War
uer. pittiuger. wilhelm and Moran.
umplreN thinner and Moran.
At CINCINNATI Cincinnati. a.
~. Louis. s. Batteries suthoff and
sehlei Taylor and nyers. Umpire
-o'Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03
IN LOVE WIN
4 FAN R0OTER

READING. Pa. Maa a-ifRrrE s.
Bachelor. Yates blE fpot hall guard.
has left the university ard may neFer
sKain don malea-Hkin. Tha reason faF
this h pretty Nay Cassidy. 20 Read
tnE. Ia. ~ the Yale PRINCETON game
Mlsa Cassidy created tuiid nruna ton
D. Practically waving her blue flag
AMI screaming the Yale cheer coutih.
uaiiy.
A few wrecks sEn natrhnldsr gave up
hin scholarship In The university and
took himself 20 Reading. where he
has since remained. HEz father said
to-day that The hoy NaH upt married
Jet. bat might BE- az aHy time.
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rHE AMERICAN LEAGUE

At NEW YoRK-New York. 3.
Washington. Q. batteries Hughes
and McGuiss. ratten and tsittrodss.
At INSTRUMENTATION. q;
Boston. 0 Batteries raunehlll and
criger. Grimes and Shrek.
At TT. E.0ufs-Chlcago 3; ST.
Louis. g. Batteries --lsuhhoff and
SuKaen. Smith ard Sullivan.
At DETROIT Detroit. & Cirve-
land. T. Batteries Donovan and
Baelaw; Douahue and Abbott.
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wg lgAp-oTAERs lMITATg

New York. and the fans are asking
Duffy how be managed TO do II.
The cincinnati players are investing
All their money in diamonds.
There are is.ss troiters and 1857
PAGERS with standard rccorda
There viii be an immense sutomo-
bile parade In New York city May 4
There are - horses eligible to start
In the Latonia oaks June !.
A big automobile meet viii BE- held
ON the Charter oak track July L
Tom Doran. the new backstop % the
champion nosions IL making good
There II much talk ~ q match be
tween Dan Patch, 1904. and Prince
Alert is7.
v. y. smathers will be represented
In the N. and NJ. at Detroit By Jolly
bachelor.
Detroitu Power boat club has a
membership 81 80 A club house viii
be built on the river.
Young noeher. % Reading. Pa.
lays claim 90 the feathcrwtieht wrest-
ling championship.
And now Barney Oidfeid says he
never intended TO ride IN the Gordon
Bennett cup race.
Manager Kelly. Of the Reds, has laid
off Miko Donlih for a month for In
toxication and characterization.
plttaburg r. hobnnhhlng with the
tail-endcrH IN the National league. An
other instance Of Bhrncy's friendship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03

RAR FRANcIaco. May s.-Ten In
niuHa were necessary yesterday % de-
eide the game here between Los
Angeles and San frnRoiauo. bat two
hits In tho tenth gave Lee Angeles
the victory, Gray and knell were Ia
excellent form aud three hita only can
be charged % each % them. Score
Rit.H.
Los Angeles. aoioOo0ooi-s =
San srranoiaco. a00otQaeeo-i q
batteries Gray ana Eaner. knell
aud 0artan
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The mild and immediate effect Of
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cures Of the most distressing cases
swamp fteot win set your whole
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9 Cottage 81. Mslrose, aaas.
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ms the ] Eau an adYeftiHnfusut ~
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WILLES NEWEST CAR

NEW YORK. May a-wm. ". Van
dsrhlit. Dr.. has placed an order for
a % hnrHe-paWsf Mercedes car. which
announcement seems 70 settle AL re-
ports concerning hts retirement from
the ante rhcinH field. IL 10 said that
tho Mercrdsa company does not make
10 horsepower car. and of the ma
chimes constructed ~ them for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03

TACOMA. May 3-Tscorua again
landed the Commuters m yesterdays
game. The game was n good one. and
the Unfolding ~ the Tacomas was the
best exhibition they have given this
yer Oakland'H hits were not timely
and her fielding. though faultleas "a
far ~ errors 70. could have been fast
er. Tacoma tapped Graham for n
hits while Oakland found Fitzgerald
for g. Score:
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TO PROVE WHAT swAl

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other kidney Oubis permitted fatal results
o follow
other ogaAa need atsnoabut kidneys
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aud Of land right on car
line 10 down
$40 Rrubbed sks
week There VIII
landlord
Oniy
raspbsrriss growing
high loaded high
1hat raised at GARDEN STATION Call at
Ia block today them tickets MILL
MAN CITY GARDEN STATION only think these additions are
berries
gnseng shrubs ste be raissd on OF these tracts joe
PI - the finest land
earth Mr wootcoc the Seattle milk inspector bought - io.s
( paid the s have 500
m
New Rem
o. only using
both Of
today week viii DO sold entirely out
Times block
and ma perfect abstracts
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California's Resorts

Reached by southern Pacific Co.'S
famous Scenic Shasta Route. Two
trains daily Fast time. excellent
service to the most attractive re-
sorta on the continent. Rates: san
Francisco $3.50 first class. 5000
second. Descriptive literature ana
FUN information, also tickets and
reservations at COS First avenue. II.
Il. Ellis, General Agent. s''
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A BIG STRIKE

E per cent discount on every dollar
you spend viii be paid (not with
u.s.. Call and investigate. 2O9-tO
A. W. Denny Bldg. 1914 End. 80
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Portland o 0 . 2 . . 0 2 o 4
Summary: Earned runs. Seattle
3. Two-base hits. Frisk. Van Halt
rem. Francis. MeCreedle. stoier
bases. Delehauty. Wilson. Freeman
Sacrifice hits. Mohier. Delehanty
Freeman. . Double plays. Mohler apd
Brashear. Hall and Brashear. Cas-
tro and Freeman. Bases on balls
of Thfeiman. l. Hit by bail. b.
Thleiman. I. Struck out. by Shields
{: By Thlelman. 8. Passed balls. by
Wilson. I. Time 81 game. hour and
50 minutes. Umpire. O'Counell
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In the World of Sports
LOS ANarLns :. 'rRIsco 1.

batteries -Iritsseraid and { drAhRml
o. Graham and Hodge
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OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT

Teeth filled and treated at night as
well as day time, every day In the
week. Sundays Included"
Hours-s.sQ q m. to l. midnight
We are now better prepared than
ever before TO give our patrons the
benefit 81 the skin ard care Of our
ssffeaf specialists. who have 80 long
sxTved the many people whom we
elaaS as OUR patrons.
We are HuccsasorH TO the EASTERN
DENTISTS.
Notice to all patients who have had
work started fn our office: We viii
ftIsh your work a. per your contract
with as before, without further cost.
satisfactory we Will gladly reptaca
FIRE Of charge.
W. will not try 20 compete with poor
fs-stistry, but will do the best work
~ ons-hah the price charged By
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=: &C., Etc., 80
&sIs
our PRICES

paf0foss Extracting FREQ
OUR gYsTEM Of painless extraction,
COVETED hY ali other dentists b
known and used by this FIRM ONLY.
Our expert dentists. who are world
rsnoWued specialists. will be found
hsreafter at these offices.
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Go to splnnings for bley :, re:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03

Manager Kelly. Of the Reds, has laid
OFF Miko Donllh for month for IN
toxicatinn and tnsubortilnation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03

pItiaburg r. hobnobblnR with the
tail-cndors IN the National league An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03

And now Barney oldneid says he
never intended to ride IN the Gordon
Bennett cup race.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-16
DOUBLE HEADER IN WARD

: The gap in the republican party in
Ward county was widened Saturday
when instead of one county conven.
ton two were held in the city. The
regular party held a convention in the
opera house and the reorganizers re.
paired to the court house amid the
most threatening scenes on the streets.
All day the streets had been crowded
with delegates and those interested in
the politics of Ward county and q
number of special police and deputies
were sworn in, as 1t was feared
trouble might ensue between the mem.
,bers of both factions. The reorgani.
zers claim they were refused admit.
ance to the convention, but this was
denied by the regulars. Major J. s,
Murphy, as chairman Of the republican
committee, made q statement to the
effect that the committee had given
all tie delegates until ten o'clock in
the morning to show their credentials,
and upon this not being complied with
by the reorganizers, requested them to
show the same at the door before Bis.
Ing admitted. This he claims the ~
organizers refused to do.
Mr. Murphy read . list Of delegates
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admitted to the number of SO, and
claimed a majority also, stating that
it, was the right and legal convention
and that the break by the reorganizers
was prearranged. The meeting was
then called to order by D. r. Pierce,
of Kenmare, and the following county
officers were nominated:
Register of deeds, J. w. Briggs
county auditor, Lewis A. Larson
treasurer, M. s. Williams; clerk Of
court, John Lynch; sheriff, A. P. SEQ
field: states attorney, D. R. Pierce;
county superintendent of schools, E.
G.. Fitzmaurice; county judge, A. T.
Murray; coroner, DR.. Crokat. Major
Murphy was reelected county chair.
man Of the committee. -
The reorganizers nominated full
set Of officers, among them being N.
Davis, probate Judge; H. H. Steele,
state senator; J. E. Smith, clerk OF
court; ]. G. Mitchell, treasurer; G. H.
Reishus, register OF deeds; ]. J. Lee,
sheriff; F. ]. Fabrick, auditor, and
others. Major Roach will head their
delegation to Grand Forks to the state
convention r. G. Sanborn was re-
elected as chairman Of the county
committee. ,8..s u. s3. .5. ia n