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rrans Leave Observation-Disclosures.
4:la a. M.--Daily-Byrd ST. Through.
6:46 A. N.-Datly--Ma.n 81. Through. s48
7:2s A. M--;Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ao.5
commodation.
s;4e a. af.-Da'ly-Byrd st. Through. Local
IL :o5 noon--Week Days-Byrd st. Through. s
400 p. M.-Week Days---Byrd ST. Fredecicks
ss burg Accommodation. T4s3
s:sS E G:-Msek pssssf;lba, Ashland 40
soo II. M.-Da!ly-Byrds st. Through.
Trains s3.ArrlVe Rithm ond-SouthWart.
s:+O5A. M.-Meek Dnys-Elba. Ashland Acs
B SEQ 4. NJ. week pays--Byrd St. Fredrlcsx..
a35s burg Accommodation, 3sIa5 sESs2s5
(; s:a6 A. M.-Daily--Byrd ST. Through. e. 8
II 80 A. NJ. Week Days-Byrd St. Throusi.s
III z. M.-peiiy-alain st. Through. .9.#
s:5s q r BBs5ssFh y.
$50 r. M.-Daily--Ma!n ST. Through. 4, y
= NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Pnrlor Car, "a
all above trains. except trains arriving Rich
mond II 80 Al NJ. week days. and local accom-
rrndations.
Time 81 arrivals and departures and conn a'r
w D. i,UKE, / G. ~. GULF. w. P.sTAYLOis&
Gen'l: Man'r., Asst. Cent? Mani. Traf.i Man
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BALTIMORE. MD. Oct ea,-FIOUR-rilm
and unchanged. Wheat--strong; spot, contract,
SJX I8c.; No, red western SIX 1s7i:c.; south
Shc.; new. &c; new southern white corn. $50
SO, oats-Flrmtr; Nc, mixed 3Ia;s4,se Rye.
and urchansed. fancy Imitation. l0a2Oc.; do.
creamery, ?36f!4c.: 40. lndle l7GllSc. store
packed, ifdpl6c Eggs.-F1rrn at 2So Cheese
STEADY and unchanged; large. fsc,; medium.
isIc, Small. 1s'tc. sugar-steady and un-
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THE WAY is oPENED-THRouG
SERVICE RESTORED.

The Southern Railway announces that
the yellow fever quarantine Iii the South
has practically been withdrawn by all
OF the Southern States.
It's through sleeping car service has
been restored to New Orleans and the
sale OF through tickets to New Orleans
and to all points South and Southwest
through New Orleans and other Southern
gateways has been resumed.
This information will meet with much
favor with the travelling public. as the
Southern Railway with It's elegant sched-
ules and through car arrangements to
the South and Southwest is the favorlte
route.
Low rate winter troulsts tickets to
Florida, Cuba, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Louisiana, Texas. Mississippi
and many resort points In the South are
now on SALE
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BDichmond & Petersburg
tx Electric Railway.

Cars leave corner Of Seventh and Perry
Streets Manchester, every hour ION tho hour
from A. ii. 10 10 r.. NJ, Last car y midnight.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot OF Sycamore
streut. every hour from 8Ia5 a. NJ. to i0.S5 p,
Nj Last car lao +. NJ Limited car 7,15 A.
NJ daily, except Sunday.
All cars from Petersburg eonneotinE Rich
mond cars
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. 1.-Seaboard Air
Line common IS bid; do. preferred, not quoted.
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CHICAGO. ILL.,. Oct. :6.-Threatcned total
paralysis OF railroad traffic in Russia caused a
scnsa tio,ai advance here to-day in TIE price OF
wheat. At the highest point OF the session the
price OF the May option showed gain OF e9tc
Compared with yesterdays final quotations
December was up l4c. The. market closed at
practically the top figures Of the day. Coals So
gain yhared In the bullish enthusiasm, Deceln-
her corn nnlehing sc. up and oats Nc. Pro-
visions are up shade to &c.
The leading futures ranged A. folloWsi
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see Choice dsr ,a packed aef per
lsc.; choice store packer. per pound lsfllsc.;
medium so1s packed, per pound lpl'c CON
e pdGs-Nin era,ea nearby fresh per dozen.
M qhs5 seSsovs Rs e asise psq nound
Per PEI pound 4aSe; sheep IA, e i,s,msa p e;
ri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CELL peaches, peeled,
hss yona s ts sss,e. ee ehoce I e fancy
Dls9 ss poaad s$s dsEX . ssssd
Sie.. per pound. slec Onions .choee yellow
sIser barrel ie.7sas, %: choice yellow 1 ssl
1a ser eh sssse DeE sa:hs , soee
slai.SO. wool. tub.washed. free q burrs: $sg
urwashed. Dd23c.: bury. 2t,sct per pound LEES:
,sh rotatess Ps1 bsss ,eSs per
Bacon. hams. small, italsc.; hams. large. i.9
nc. sides. smoked. llai2c.: SHOULDERS, smoked,
eHss:s Ssier s5tss; ; s ;; J. WHIT as!
II patent assa.H nuck.ss.t; p: 5,1 g ;sHs
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS. rs
NHw YORK. Oct, .s.--F'LoUR,-Firm, and
nomlnoliy higher jsF rye r iOuI--flIHl. BUZZ
wheat F1our,-SteaIy; SPOT and TO arrive. SEQ
..10 Buckwhea,-Quie.. cornmeal-FIrm. Rye
Steady. Barey-Stcady
W'heat-Spot strong: No. red. 95Ac. Options
c,oted 27sa?hc. above teh previous night. De-
ceinber. esMc.: May. 95!sc.
G.rns,st frm; no e s.,:c Options closed SC.
0Sc.;l May. &c oa,s--s,'ot firm; mixed oats
: BisesefGsteady. Cut a,s--steady Lard
Steady; refined quiet. Pork-,Steady. Tallow-
Steady. Rosln--steady; strn! lined. common TO
good n. TO- Turpentine-Steasiy at i0,zQp7lc. q
Rice-FIm Siolassea-s IS GotfssWS ~
doya. loQl3c. Futures closed steady net nd
vance 1otb points. sugar--Raw. steady 3fair
refining. nc; centrifugal. IS test shc.;, mo-
la8ses sugar, ehc.: refined. quiet.
nu,tsr-Firm and unchanged. Chcese-Firn
and unchanged Eggs-Strong and UNCHANGED.
Po,atoes-Irtsh frn and unclaimed; sweets t;
unchanged. Peanuts-unchanged. Freight
unchan sed.. ,a.o. =, 40
Prime crude T. o. b. mills. 14d2ec. prime sum
mer yelow. 2efLas.sc.: prime white, sEsg.9c. !;
prime winter yellow, 2Sis1?9c.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTSBURG, PA.
Oct. 2s.-CATTLE-snpply fair and market
slow. Choice. Is. 4pds.6o prime. s5a5.s0: good,
Receipts. y double decks. Market slow and
l1ll0c. lower Prime heavy and medium, IS. v;
heavy workers. .aa6.s IS: light workers.. IS. 21l1
$50; pigs, s5q6.2d; roughs. siG4. 20. Sheep and
Lambs-Supply fair Market steady on sheep
and l6c. lower on lambs. Prime wethers, 5000
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Miscellaneous Markets.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
IRenortedN by Rod gers McCabS and Coz 4
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. 2s.9PEANTfs-
Spanlsh--Market quiet at 400 per bushel.
:Virginia-market weak at s6snc for "a ncv
s SC xxi; machine picked. a,sc.: ahelllng stocK,
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WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to ali Southern Winter Resorts. via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Is the
Shortest, Quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the North and South.
It offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none. You make no
change to Florida points; have two
through trains daily.
Full information, apply to agents OF the
Company, or
Richmond, Va. &
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STEAM BOATS.
Dominion
~ Steamship CO.
Might Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
Strset) at Z P. III. stopping at Newport News
en- route. Faro $3.50 one way, $500 round trip
Including staterconi berth: meals. dOc. each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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irginia Navigation Co.

II, - irginia Navigation Co.
NaEH JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
.AA&1S4 STEAMER PoCAHoN TAa
4Es5ESSf LEAVES MONDAY. GWEDNES.
81f3SSS DAY AND FRIDAY AT Z
S4N$%G A. NJ. for Norfolk Portsmouth
>&8St0S Old Point. Newport News, Glare.
mont and James River landings
and connecting at old Point for Washing oh,
Baltimore and the North, Statelooms ro-
served tor thu night at moderate prices. Elea-
trio cars direct 10 the wharf Fare only
Sl,6O and 81 Norfolk,
Freight received for above named places and
all points In Eastern VIrElala and North Caro-
lima. s IRWIN WElSIQER. qen'l. Mgr.
u, A, BARRIER. Jr,. Secretary
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CHEAP. RATE TO PETERSBURG Ac.
COUNT CONFEDERATE .REUNtON,
VIA sEAeoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
OCTOBER 25TH TO 27TH, 5iNcLU.
SlVE. .8
The Seaboard will sell round trip tick
e,s from Richmond to Petersburg, ac-
count of the Confederate Reunion, at 86
cents for the round trip, tickets sod
daily from October 2sd to 25th. inclusive,
limited to return not later than October
soth. On october Goth the seabonrd will
sell round trip tickets Richmond to PEI
tersburg, limited to return on same day,
Mt so cents for round trip. account Of
Battle of Crater. Proportonately cheap
rates from other seaboard stations. For
ali information call on any seaboard
agent. Richmond Transfer Company, or
n, s. LEARD. w. NJ. TAYLOR.
D. P. A., c. r. A.
Phone 405. $50 East Main.
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NEW york. Oct m-BEEvES-R eceipts.
s5s head: nothin gioing; feeling steady. Calves
Receipts. 90: no trade OF any Importance; prices
nominal. sheep and Lambs-sales, s.s4s head.
Sheep weak lambs &c. lower; trade slow.
Sheep s351g5. %: no choice sheep here; lambs.
81. 1877. 10. Hoga-Receipts, 1881 head: all for
sia ughterers; nom!nally lower.
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nc und, loc. Roop,ers each. aaaoc Ducks.
young. large. per pound, i2fplsc. young. small
Der ir,otnd. IDfiic. Geese large, fat. each. 50G
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CHICAGO ILL. Oct. ss.-cATTLE-Re-
e4pts. 1000 head. Market steady to 1oc.
higher. Steers. ss55a6 %: stockers and feeders.
ss.75Spi,oo he!fers s:.e09a5 bulls. ~ Jog ~:
market lower. Shipping and selected, s5l 58
6.:7a: pigs and roughs. S?l4. 80. Sheep-Re-
celpts % 900 head market. hest sheep higher.
Others steady to weak. Sheep. $3G6o5; lambs,
81 81 I
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RICHMOND sroCk MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Oct. %, 1905.
SALES.

virginia ss-i.oo5 at esR; atno at atH; 400 at
''5 v;ji,rinIa cen,ures-Goo q, ssA: 100 At ~.
yirzinin. Ca rolinn Chemical 20. pEeteste"---i
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DRY GOODS MARKET

IR1 tGOODS MARkET,
NEW YORK Oct: 2s. The threatened trouble
IN IN t r. hiver attracted considerable attention
IN me Dry goods market to-day. Many re-.
QS ssts Tor print cloths were denied on odd
VIDE goods prices were slightly higher. Other
the tone being very strong. ~ - 49, -
NAVAL. STORES
SAVANNAH GA..f Oct 2s.-TiJR t,ErS1>1N1,s
Firm at $50; sales. FL casks; receipts all
ca casks; Rosin-Firm: sales, s.12s barrels: re-.
celpLs;.i gS barrels; shipments o10o barrels
GihRLEssTQN. S.. CO., Dot. o6-TURrEN
TINE AND sROSIN-Sothing doing 80
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middiing gulf. 1890: sales. 200 bales.
Cotton, quiet; mddng, 10 IS; gross receipts.
1l,hl5 bales; sales. 200 bales; stock rs, les
Total to-day at NIL ports-.Net recelpts, 47,lsl
bales; export to Great Gritain, es.76f bales: to
the Continent, oO,6S9 bales; to Japan 100 talesi
+ stock, 9610lS bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, 2s6, D7
bales; export to Great Britain. 9s,l7s balesi 70
France, 1000 bales; to the Continent 4s,50B
bales; to Japan. ono bales.
Total since september lst at all ports-Net
6?o,os6 bales: to France, Iool0 bales: to tho
Continent. h74,o7e bales to Japan. 4,S5s bales ;
10 Mexico. 100 bales,
PRODUCE MARKET
LIVE PoULTRY-chlcke small, bright, rer
pound o,n loo Jms,ss!u per pound ~; large
l2c Hens. small, per pound, ioc, I; large par
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RICHMOND GRAIN NlARKEr
Richmond. Va, Oct. 20. 1905
QUOTATIONS.

CATTLE MAHKETs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, +
''tSslvs at Union stock Yards)
Richmond, Va, Oct, 20, 1900,
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ElTTEn-ch family packed. per pound
ISI1sc.; choice dairy packed. per pound, lST
lsc; choice store packer. per pound. lblpl6c.;
medium store packed, per pound l+Gll3c.; com
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-14

tional mains viii be down inc ready
for service by the time the Kansas Nat
ural Gas company has its pipe line con-
structed and is ready to serve.
c. K. Holiday. president of the Elk
celsior Coke & Gas company, said this
morning: we are going right ahead
with our plans and expect to start in
laying our mains lust as soon as the
pipes arrive. They should have been
here by this time. The Excelsior Coke
& Gas company and the Home Heat &
Light company Will go in together. We
will come before the council in a few
weeks and ask for a change in our
franchise. Either we will procure a
change in the Excelsior Coke & Gas
company's franchise permitting them to
utilize their mains for natural gas or
else the Home Heat & Light company
will procure a change in their franchise
permitting them to use the mains al
ready down for natural gas. We viii
run our big feeder main along Tenth
avenue because We believe that in
course of time that will represent the
center of the city. The Kansas Natural
company have ten miles of pipe
line on the way and within ten days
will have a thousand men at work lay
ing the mains which viii connect To-
peka with the gas fields"
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PACKERS AT WAR.
Some of Them Threaten to Turn
States Evidence.

Chicago, April 14-The four men
against whom the Indictments were re-
turned by the federal grand Jury in con
nection with the investigation of the
SO-called beef trust are George D. Will
Jams, Seth 5. Cusey, Leo Joseph and
Attorney Joseph Weissenbach. The
charge against them is interfering with
the serving Of a subpoena on a witness
named E. B. Fish.
The four men were arrested and ia
ken to the federal court where they
were released in bonds of $1,000 each,
signed by the American Surety COM
pany.
Three of the men are employees of the
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger company
and the other an attorney for that cor
pOratiOn.
The Indictment against Wefssenbach.
Cusey, Hopkins and Joseph alleges that
a subpoena was issued for Fish March
3; that it was given to Bach for service;
that the four men had arranged for the
departure of Fish from his country to
Canada n assisted him in leaving the
jurisdiction of the court.
The indictment promises to start war
to the knife betWeen the packers. Ar
& Co, lead Of the trust, was de-
clared to be leading an assault upon the
independent Schwarzschild & Sulzber-
ger company, being even ready to fol-
low up important disclosures already
made by practically turning states
evidence" completely.
Wal among the packers more bitter
than eve now seems certain.
Edwin B.. Fish, the witness, is held
under 10000 bonds to appear at the
trial. The Indictments were returned
to Judge J. Otis Humphrey yesterday,
but the charges and names of the &C
cused were withheld Until the last of
the four had been placed under arrest.
Attorney W~eissenbach dictated a for
NAL statement to the press, on behalf
of the SchwarzschiId and Sulzberger
company, and the four accused en-
ployeS. WeiSsenbach names the district
judge, Sol H. Betha; the district attor-
ney, Charles 3. Morrison: the assistant
district attorney, ElwoOd Godmen, Mar
shall John c.. Ames and the special
agent, Edward St. Clair, in his counter
charges.
Il told every one Of these officials,
not once, but several times, that I
would furnish them any witnesses, doc /
ument or piece of evidence in possess
sion of the Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
company, Just as soon after they noti-
fed me as possible" said Weissenbach.
'"They banked me for it, declared that
satisfactory, and now \ am confronted
with this outrageous accusation. I
asked for immediate trial and they re-
fused, but I shall persist in my de-
mand tina I be tried at once and I
hereby promise that I shall not ask for
the quashing of the Indictment, attack
the validity of the grand jury or in
tr0duce any technicality, but stand trial
upOn the facts"
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NOW FOR The GAS
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Gets Right Of Way.
viii Enter City by Way Of Tenth
Avenue.
USE PRESENT MAINS.
That Is Now Purpose of the
Company.
Excelsior Coke & Gas Company
USE PRESENT MAINS.
Excelsior Coke & Gas Company
Wants Franchise Changed.

The Kansas Natural Gas company
has secured its right of way for its gas
mains between Topeka and Ottawa
The main pipe line will come in from
Ottawa to the southeast of the Topeka
cemetery and will run northward along
the east line of the boundary of the
cemetery to the north boundary line and
thence westward towards the city limits
where it will be Joined to the pipe lines
which viii feed the mains in the city.
one large main known as a feeder viii
run directly westward along Tenth ave
nue. to Norris avenue, at regular inter
walls six and eight inch mains viii con
meet which in turn viii be connected up
with b gas mains already down and
in service Another large service main
Of Is inches viii lead directly to the
gasWOrks of the Excelsior Coke and
Gas company. This viii furnish the
storage tanks with a supply of gas and
in addition some of the mains radiating
from that point will be fed.
Parkdale which is at present without
any a service will be gridironed with
mains The Excelsior Coke and Gas
company which will purchase its sup
ply from the Kansas Natural Gas com
pany has ordered a large shipment of
mains which are expected in the CITY
within a short time. The work upon
extensions VIII then commence actively
SO that something like % miles of add
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CORDIAL INVITATION
WORKING GIRLS
Miss Barrows Tells How Mrs. Pink.
hams Advice Helps Working Girls

Girls who work
are particularly
susceptible to fe-
male disorders,
especially those
who are obliged
to stand on their
feet from morn
ing until night in
stores on facto-
ries.
Day in and day
nnT fhA Ill 49,
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tails in the process of exhausting from
his raw material the very last mole
cule of his product. and all this in
relation to the expense in labor and
time for securing it. Not only is this
true of the product itself, but every
gain of the ~by-product has to be used
to the best advantage. How little of
this method do we apply in our house
hold! More than that, n single at
tempt not entirely successful. we are
too prone to be discouraged. each of
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it has come to be the fad. One the
fad is established as a habit, however.
it win carry itself along, as it is a
good, sensible It is a point in
which we Americans are more ex-
travagant than perhaps other nations.
A full dinner usually contains in itself
fat than can be readily absorbed
by the system, and superhuous fat
tends seriously to retard, even disturb.
digestion. To add butter u of sheer
habit, to suffer from indigestion be-
cause of too heavy a diet, and in turn
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fill UP with drugs and have to face
the bills. is bad management. * =
Many a husband, while strongly ad-
v~Ocating every economy, will feel, in
spite of the gravy and juicy meat. be-
sides vegetable sauces hat some way
his dinner is not complete without his
habitual butter. At least start out the
younger members of the family in the
new habit, and eventually you will
they will feel better satisfied
minus than plus the superfiuous fat.
The manufacturer has to study de-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-14

With the many signs heaved over
grocery and creamery bills, it is on
couraging to know that the crusade
against butter at the dinner table is
rapidly gaining ground, partly because
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n she is often the bread-Winner ~
the family. Whether she is sicI- ~
well, whetheS it rains or shines she
must get to her place of employment.
perform the duties exacted Of her
smile and be agreeable.
among this class the svmptoms a.
female diseases T early manifest bv
|eaA and aching backs, pain in the
lower limbs and lower mart oR AZ
stomach. In consequences of freo,,on4
"etOlhg OF the feet, monthly periods
become painful and irregular and fre-
quently there are faint and dizzy smells
Win loss OF appetite, 8ntil life is :
ufas All Of these symptoms noint
20 arrangement of the female orrs10
Ism which a be easily and prom3t1v
cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vs~at-
bic Compound.
Miss Abby +. Barrows. N-elsonville
athens Co, Ohio, tells what this graet
medicine did for her. She writeq
Dear Mrs. Pinkham=
7 feel it my du.y to tell Won the oo,s
AyQ1a h. E1nkham's Vegetable ComDs-D5
and Blood Purifier have done forme BefoIa
0ook them / was very nervous, had dll7
4~4aSnes' pans IN back, and monthIies vers
1 had been to several doctors. ana
they did me no good N"4
Your medicine has made me we'll s,s
strong. / caA do most any kind Of VOL
right. AK az
Il am in better health than I ever was
ana / know 1t is all due to your remedies
recommend your advice and medicine to all
who suffer-
1t is to such girls that Mrs. Pink.
ham holds out a helping hand and ex-
tends a cOrdialinvitation to correspond
with her. Her long record of success
IN treating wOman's ills makes her lei
tera Of advice of untold value to everv
Eiling working girl. and from her wide
experience and skill she quickly points
the way to health. Her advice is free
and all letters are held by her in
3 s~tFictest confidence. Address, Nrs-
Pnkham, Lynn, Mass
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-14

The shortest line from Kansas City
to st. Louis is the Wabash. Best
trains day and night. Ask your local
agent for tickets via the Wabash.
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Little Colds Thousands Of lives sac
rlneed every year. DR.. Woods Norway
Flne Syrup cures little colds, cures big
sumption.
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Excursion to Kansas City, Santa Fe.
Sunday, April 16. Round trip s1.25
1lckets at Rowley & Shows and Santa
Fe depot. Train leaves s-2O ] ~
Everybody invited.
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Kansas City and Return S2.7O j
Santa Ee
Account English grand opera. Tickets
on sale April 10 to Is. Final limit
returning April IL.
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City and Return $40 Via
Rock Island.
tickets on sale April 10 to 18th, limit
ed for return April 18th.
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mands a critical scrutfny.=Fronl
Good Housekeeping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-05
EXPERT VALUATION
Of All Equitable Real Estate ORDERED
by President Morton.

New York, Aug. 1.-TWO experts
have been appointed BY President Pau
Morton to value every piece of rea'
estate in which the Equitable Life AZ
surarce Society has an interest, says
the Tribune. today. He is stated t.
have taken this action, yesterday. when
he received the reports of expert ac-
countants. These reports it is alleged
ir1ica ted the possibility of extensive
overy aluatIun.
The society owns in this cOuntr$
and abroad real estate valued at APP
proximately s36.e00,000.
According to the Tribure it i
thought possible that this amount vii
have to b. reduce d while the valuation
of parcels on which loaEs are outstand.
| ing may have TO be reduced by at leas
ten per cent.
The last annual report to the state
insurance department gave the valu,
CT real estate owned by the society il
New York. Boston. st. Louis, DE.
.Ioines, Denver. Memphis and in Paris
France. Madrid. Spain; Vienna, Aus.
| tria: Berlin. Prussia; Santiago, Chile
| City OF Mexico, Sydney. New Soutl
Wales. and Melbourne, Australia. arr
said to be worth S3i.373,15O. Will,
| buildings in New York City, Jersp,
City. Milford, \. j., arc valued at ovel
| 5000 900.