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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
4ekarska Porada "a darmo

Severy Bzlsam ola P1uc leczy kaszel, zaziebie>
ME wszelkle choroby gardfa i pluc- Cena
CSC i soc.
severy Gorycz Zofadkowa leczy niestrawno6G j
wszelkie choroby zo}adka, ~wytwarza apetyt,
wzmacnia zo}adek i system cafy. Cena soc i
severy olej 6w. Gotharda okazuie sic bardzo
zbawiennym ma opaFzenia, zwichni9cia, rany
cd ognia i ostrem narzedziem zadana, ma
brzmlenia, zapalenia, zapalcnia j b6le reuma,
tyczne ] n~euralgiczne. Cena SOC
Seyery B,lsam Zycia leczy n~iestrawno6t pre-
wlek}2, naprawia organ kazdy " ciele ludz.
klein, dodajac nowego zyciassystemowi CAFE
mu. Cena 75c.
Severy lekarstwo ma nerki i watrobe usuwa
kamienie z61ciowe, boleene wydzielanie mo-.
czu i wszelkie choroby ustroju moczowego
Cena 75c i !. 25.
Severy lekarstwo ma robaki wypedza robaki,
wzmacnia wnetrzno6ci i Jest przyjemnym
6rodkiem, rozwalniajacym ola d.ieci. &c
ma IS cent6w.
Severy Regulator zenskich s}abosci ulge PREY
nosi PREY bo'esciach pochodzacych z regular
no6ci, wzmacnia organa i leczy choroby u
stroju niewiesciego. Cena l. 90.
Severy Czysciciel krwi ma %skrofufy, krosty, wy.
rzuty. Usuwa nieczysto6ci z krwi. Najlepsze
lekarstwo ma wiosne. Cena LOO
Severy lekarstwo na febre zwalcza wszelkie ga
tunki febry, leczac malarye, zimnice, febre
bagienna it. d Cena Use.
Severy Siliciel Serca pobudza serca i krwi obieg
wzmacpia siabe sciany sercowe, arterye i le-
czy wady sercowe.-C ena 100
Severy pastyki ma Dol glowy i nieuralgie lecza
stanowczo kazdy gatunek b6lu glowy i neu-
ralgii. Prawdziwie cudowne lekarstwo. Ce-
ma 2tc.
Severy krople usmierzajace SO najlepszem lekar-
stwem ola dzieei zabkujacych. Usuwaia kol-
ki, z~apewniaja sen spokojny i SO z~upelnie
nieszkodliwe. Cena Csc.
.Severy lekarstwo ma reumatyzm ulge przynosi
i trwafe leezy neuralgia W boku, bole6ci "
krzyzach j wszelkie reumatYczne niedomaga
MIA. Cena 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14

Severy Laxoton estprzyjemnym do zazywania
wypr6znienie }agodne sprowadza i leczy pre-.
wlekfe zatwardzenie. Cena Csc
Severy Wzmocniciel Wfos6w zspobiega wypa-
daniu w}os6w, leczy tudziez i pomaga ma po-
rost wlos6w. Cena soc , 100.
Severy ma66 przeciwko swierzbi2czce i parchom
jest ~pierwszej klasy lekarstwem ma ~leczenie
lokalne chor6b sk6rny Oh. Leczy parchy, chro-
sty, liszaje ftp. Cena Soc
Severy Norwoton leczy bezsenno6t, boil gfowy,
przygnebienie m~oralne, nerwowos6, smutne
skutki alkoholu i nerwowe wysilenie. ]. 90
Severy Pastylki ma .zaziebienie So najlepszym
srodkiem p%rzeciwko chrypce. z ich pomoca
zaziebienie i kaszel stanowczo W jednym dniu
usuwaG sic dale. Cena 25c.
Severy pcmada ma w}osy w1osy miekkiemi czy-
nj, blasku i'm dodajac. Cena 2bc.
Severy masc ma rany goi poranienia, r~ozciecia,
odmrozenia, wrzody zwyk}e,: owrzodzenia
ciekace it'd. -Cena 25c.
Severy lekarstwo ma odciski leczy skutecznie
miekkie i tworde odciski, jake tez wazelkie
odgniecen;ai stwardnienia. Cena 25c
Severy lekarstwo ma cholere i ~biegunke ley
cholere morbus, dysenterye, letnia niemoc,
kurcze i biegunge. Cena csc i SOC.
Severy pigu}ki ma w9trobe male, ale bardzo
skutecznc- Usuwaja Dol g1owy, 7awr6t, "a.
twardzenie i wszystkie zaburzenia watroby.
Cena Csc.
Severy z}o:a masc ma oczy jest niezawodnym
srodkiem ma z~apalenie ocz, jake i tez ma cief-
picnic powiek it'd. Zapobiega utworzeniu sic
jeczmienia. Cena Csc.
Severy antyseptytzny proszek ola dzieci ola OBJ
s%ypywania ciafa dzieci po kapieli. Proszek ten
dobry jest d{a mezczyzn pc goleniu. Cena ESQ
Severy plastry gojace goja b6le W muszkulach
i staWach. Najlepsze lekarstwo ma reumatyzm
lokalny. Cena Csc.
severy krople ma boil .zeb6w zapobiegaja -b6lowi
zeb6w j pomagaja " kazdym przypadku ma
boil zeb6W. Cena l0c.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
0statnie 5potkanie
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Zmrok ciemno szary pc
wolf owladnial dzie6 Listo,
padowy. Gale pc po}udnit
strugi jesiennego deszczu Ia,
y sic zawziecie. Rzeka N. n
predce wzbiera}a, jakoby
podnie6c sic chcia}a 20 swe'
60 }oza, i grozila zalaniem
spokojnego mi}ego miastecz.
ka Memo" polozonego ma
jej jasnych wybrzezach.
Wydawa}o sic >ze palec
Pa6ski dotkna} to miasteczko
jaka6 kara, albowiem zale-
dwie kilka miesiecy wstecz,
lolita Zebra rozpanoszy}a sic,
rzucajac swe zarazliwe jezyki
ma wsze strony, i ME bylo
prawie rodziny, kt6rej sic
ME da}a odczuc.
Ciemno6c JUL teraz szybko
ow}ada}a W swe objecia to
miaste czko z nadchodzaca
noca. z niebieskich BRAN
wodnych potoki deszczu LAZY
sic Z ponownym szturmem:
Cisza panowa}a og6lna, pr6cz
g}uchego kulajacego sic
grzmotu, kt6ry ziemia wstrza-
sal, a mieszka6c6w trwoga i
przerazeniem nape}nial.
~Bezgwiazdzisty armament,
60 chwil kilka o~promienial
po}ysk bladej ~wezowatej bly,
skawicy.
Prey biurku SVEN, W
wspania}o umeblowanej STAN
cyl, przegladajac cze6ciowo
}amy dziennika, cze5cjowo
przedstawiajac W swej my6li
chwile ubieg}ego dnia siedzial
lekarz Jan Co..
Melancholiczna natura je-
60, jest powiekszona dzislej-
szego wieczoru przez wichry
wijace, kt6re szaleja, uderza.
ia o jego okna ~sprawiajac
BRICK za}o6ny. My6li jego bu-
jaja W odleg}ych stronach.
Moze - moze gdzie6 W odda-
lonem ustroniu, syn jego
najstarszy, m}odzieniec zale-
dwie LEGACY dwadzie6cia kill
ka wiosen iycia, kt6ry po-
rzuci{ ognisko familijne, tyl-
ko ola tego, by ME przyjac
n%apomnien %ojcowskich, moze
on stacza walki z zimnem il
g}odem, mole on niema, by
z ufno6cia gdzie glove swa
z}ozy}? :,
Lekarz Ca. z zami}o-
wanna po6wiecif sic praktyce
medvcyny, W niej glowa
jego pokry}a sic rowazana
6niezysta siwizna. Przez pol
wieku on stall PREY lozu
6miertelnem, pilnujac ostat-
ME wysilki: walki pomiedzy
a 6miercia.
Ko6czao gazette i tax samo
havanko, kt6re wo-
MIA napefnia stancye, zabiera
sie by spoczsc " objeciach
Morfeussa po calodziennej
piracy. z 6cz mgli-
jego widac z%afrasowa-
ME, pociesza sic jednak O.
10 " 6nie b}ogim
noo;noho eli No.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
UWAG KILKA 9 SEVERY
S Ka1endarzu

!. Jest n1 gd6w dow ysdkii rodana. 1893
= fnedsawa wihki nakadp rcyl msu i pencdy #.=-.
= 1 naMIa = naa calendar na ME lac uzdyz prepowiesoams pogodyi mwehua.
E fownd Wszytko ocpobach spesobMh hI ECZEMA: aryh1y tie na iLmra uodneoo
@ Muann. ~T P AN6 Voeo"
8 nsKnaa aekava inbrmaeysi pomajped My patyaycme da cytdni1a kadego.
g elmo v MIN dowopnyh i Habawnycha needot- -
= ~ IL drono pneznazonych ma Nsi donowe. @1..@s
o. " yanei cyz CORY 500 1000 kmmphrzy
agnhGaz} s na1 JEST 1sxa ia wm p lesh1ns go .M1moa wssytkcha pelary Tub kupc6w,
j. Gmy# s. ...s - AA "V"oP U
anMei Hedykolwek popnednic Jaeia pkaz wsn lie ma ih ma skhdz4e. to TndaGSe' re M
tie hardwa wpost do ms.P Prey zam6wnnacb zajdneeod dar. ho wyzMycho nimamvk zz
ia Pwsyhh: PnesdaNen nam . % wybrat mozeces o6el ekaww poRej podanyh "a 600
4ekarska porada "a danpo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-14
F. A. MILLER
General Passenger Agent,
CHICAGO.
Ekskursya
do po1skiej Ko1onii
W @olbu KanSqS

Ma SGD 1890 Grudni. 3. koeje lehzne spr1eda-
wat beda BARDZOT ANIO, SPECYALFE TYKIETY do Colby ina
powrdt. / tax st. Paul Minneapolis 81 rs, Chicago Oh. 80, ST.
Louis OF: 49, Omaha s1e, Kansas City s1o. : Hilwauke 1880,
s1yoh mast 20 viellse .ni1l9nej Genie: Te ,yliistyst pI.eoietnie os dob
ehec obejrzec naszs psknie5 se pozwij.jsss osade, j p1rekonac. lie zboz&
zebrali nasi farnnerzy y tym roiu, j jak fsra.jeny, oraz nabyc .soble= he-=
lvyozajnie tanni ja.dy, y povytej wymisnionyoah dniaoh, { Przybadicie.
do mas. -
p informacye, kt6rsni koejami msoie jeoha6, 8 lt61ym szssa6 -.
.ohods4, orax Pc polskie mapy grunt6w, pis1cied do
i. lDMokK Pros ana We. Polonia oe1honlatiio Co..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
Walter Scaolz Captain Manhattan
Football Team.

Manhattan. Kan, Oct 13."Foot-
ball prospects at the Agricultural coll
interest in the game is increasing The
college has not wanted for material IL
the past but the equipment interest
and work that is required to make
winning team has usually been lack
ing. The students at present are we'll
organized behind the team, are work.
ing hard for their success and good
material is showing up. The Athletic
association is behind on equipment and
facilities for the care of the team but
all seem to have placed a firm deter
minatiOn to play good ball over against
the difficulties of the case. The team
shows good spirit and beef, but is lack
ing in experience. Tt has lost it's star
lineman in the person of v. E. Hess
who is not back. His mate and equal,
Ralph Cooley, is back at his old place
and is doing good work Joe Mont
gomery, with one years experience,
holds the other tackle and is doing
we'll Center and guards are new men
but are doing better than was expect
ed. Some GOOD material has shown uD
for ends and Walker, captain of last
years team is now out of contest with
the new men for one of these positions.
At quarter is Sol Cunningham, the
smallest but fastest man on the team.
He is heady and sure and is doing bet
ter work than ever before. Kirk, who
also plays a half subs him and can
little loss to the team. Scholz at full
is captain and the idol of the team. It.
is unnecessary TO say that he has Won
the place by hard and fast playing.
Nystrom, a new man. plays like a vet
eran at right half. Kirk at left half
is "subbed' by r. Cave, a new man, but
a star player. He made a sensational
return of fOrty-five yards in his first
game Mallon plays a better game at
half than ever before but on account
of parental objections is out of the
game. After Saturdays game, hopes
for the defeat of Washburn in the next
We're running high but a streak of bad
luck seems TO have struck the team
SchOlz is out of condition and doubts
his ability to play, while Nystrom has
a bad knee and an injured hand.
Haggman. the most promising guard.
is afflicted with boils and viii be short
on practice. Cunningham was rem
dered unconscious by a blow on the
head in Saturdays game and though
he is out, may not be able to play
These considerations have served to
take more or less enthusiasm out Of
. all. but even if he cannot win the game
with Washburny Coach Ahearn is sure
that he can put UP a hard fight. The
large number of promising substitutes
out at work serve to iii all with hope
for an interesting and even game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13

Every day from September Is 10
october 81. 1906, inclusive. the Union
Pacific will sell one way tickets Is
follows.
$4,000 to Ogden and Salt Lake civ.
$4,000 to Helena and Butte. Mont.
$22;5o to Spokane and Wenatchee.
Washington.
$3.50 to Huntington and Nampa.
Idaho
$500 to Portland, Tacoma ana
Seattle.
$500 to Vancouver and Victoria.
$500 to Ashland and Astoria. Ore
gon, viz Portland.
S25.0C to San Francisco, Los An
geles ana san Diego.
CORRESPONDENCE low rates to many
other California, oregon, Washington.
Montana. Utah and Idaho points
Through tourist cars run every dav
on Union Pacific between Missouri
river and Pacific coast; double berth
$5.75. For full Information cali on
or address nearest Union Pacific azent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
men ARE BLAMED.
They Are Held Partially Responsible
for Race Suicide.

Detroit, oct. 13.-Race suicide has
been one of the principal topics under
discussion at the district conference of
the Women's Christian Temperance
union. Dr. Mary A. Willard, of De
troit, addressing the conference, said:
II will not attempt to deny that few
children are born into American homes,
for it is a lamentabla fact. There are
two reasons for this. One of them that
life is becoming too strenuous for the
modern woman and she has not Vitali-
ty enough to make her prolific in child
bearing and the other is that men sac
rifice upon the shrines Of Bacchus and
Eros until they are powerless to lay
upon the altar of welded love the tri-
butte that would bless their homes
''Give women the ballot and they will
remove some Of the temptations from
the path of men, making it easier for
them to live pure, strong, healthful
lives, rendering them fit to continue the
propagation of the race"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13

Sedan. Kan, Oct 13-Litigation
which has cost more than $4,000 was
settled out of court here today when
by agreement the ownership of the
Durham oil lease, southeast OF this city.
passed to Reese & Hazlett. The lease
produces from 215 to 800 barrels of high
grade oil a day and is valued at $780,
coo The suit hinged on a question of
precedence between two oil leases. one
signed by a widow alone, and the other
by her Jointly with other heirs. several
of whom were minors. The case was
fought through three district courts and
a federal court. The winners pay H.
E West the rival claimant. s12. coo
certain operating expenses and federal
court costs, West settling the other
costs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13

the safe at the Hotel Walton and the
total amount viii not be given up un-
til after the full seven games have
been finished.
Thirty-eight thousand five hundred
dollars of this depended on the winner
of Wednesdays game, but as that was
postponed the bet went over to the
Thursday contest. The bettors are NJ.
Guggenheimer of Baltimore, who is
backing the Athletics, and Philip H
Shorty of New York who is taking
the Giants end of the wager. George
r. Karsner, a clerk at the Walton, is
the. stakeholder. The arrang cement on
which the money was placed was that
the odds favored the Giants.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
..OIATTY" AND LEVER TIED.
But sChristy'' Deserves the Honors in
Seasons TWirIine.

But EsChristy'' Deserves the Honors in
Seasons TWirling.
New York, Oct S.-Matthewson of
New York although tied in the per-
centages by Lever of Pittsburg,
earned the title of premier pitcher in
the National league during the season
which closed Sunday. The New York
| twirler's record was thirty victories
and nine defeats while Lever won
twenty games and lost six But in eff
lfectiveness A1atthewson was head and
shoulders above the sehoolmaster, for
he pitched nine shut-out games. the
only mo hit game of the National
and six three hit games. Lever
pitched three shut-out games and one
each in which his opponents scored
two and three hits.
Lundgren, who was out of trim part
of the year. led the third National
twirlers and ranks third in the list
All of Chances pitchers Won at least
half their games, Briggs being the low
est with an even 500 per cent.
Jesse Tannehill of Boston and Coax
| ley of Philadelphia tied for the leader
ship of the American league twirlers
with a percentage of ia But Tan
nehiH deserves the greater hOnorS Of
| the two because he pitched and won
twenty and lost eight games with q
team behind him which barely man.
aged to finish in the first division, while
I Coakiey was backed up by the team
which won the pennant. Plank ranks
third in the list with twenty-seven VIC
tories against twelve defeats.
Walsh, through Manager Jones' good
/ judgment in picking out games for
nine victories out of thirteen games
which he won or lost Altroek won
I the greater number of games among
I Comiskey's regulars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
HIGH SCHOOL KICKERS.
They VIII Play Football on Washburn
Field Tomorrow.

High school opens its regular season in
Topeka tomorrow on Washburn field at
$50 o'clock with Lawrence high school. It
is expected that Lawrence will give the 10
Gals a hard game as they held the heavy
and more experienced K. u. freshman
down to the score of y to 0 earlier in the
season.
Captain Jennings of the Topeka team
was compelled to make up almost an en-
tire new team this year, most of last years
team having graduated last June. Those
of the 04 team who have reported for this
year are Reed, who has been shifted from
right tackle to right half. Jennings is
shifted to left half from center and Nc
Farland who played left end, is now at
right tackle. The remaining positions Of
the team are filed by stars from the va
cant lot league The lineup:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
HEAVY MASS PLAYS.
The Part of Football That President
Roosevelt Objects To.


New York, Oct. 13.-Forty five
deaths and hundreds of serious IN
juries is the record of football for the
last five years, according to can
vass made by the Herald. the result of
which is printed today. In almost
every instance the death or injury was
due directly to the heavy mass plays
against which the Herald says Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the country at
large are protesting so vigorously.
Sixteen died as a result of internal
injuries, four from broken neeks, six
from conclusion of the brain, eight
from broken backs. three from paraly-
sis. two from heart failure. one from
iockjaW, one from blOOdpOisOning due
to cut received in a game, one from
hemorrhages and two from meningitis
induced by spinal injuries suffered in
play. The injuries included ten legs
and fourteen collar bones broken and
four skulls fractured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
NORMAL VS.. X. U
Emporia Team Lines Up to Conform
With Topeka Conference.

Emporia, Kan, Oct 13.-The line
up of the Normal team for the game
Saturday between Kansas university
and the Normal is as follows:
Ends, Dunlap and Cough; tackles.
Ford and HensIey; guards, Honska and
Gist; center Jennings; quarterback
Bright; halfbacks, Sterba and Hargiss;
fuIlback, Hyndman.
The lineup conforms strictly to the
recent ruling of the Topeka confer
ence that freshmen be barred from
the game which ruling both teams in
Saturdays game have agreed to abide
This gives a distinct advantage to the
university as its players are mostly old
men while among the most promising
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
N. I. TIGERS in Poor Form.

Columbia, Mo, Oct 13.-Coach Nc
scrimnnage of the week Wednesday af-
ternoon and their work was anything
but satisfactory. The team work Of
the varsity was poor. the men put
ting uD loose article of football. The
back field-Frazier, Maupin and
Brockmeye r@cOuld hardly make the
distance against the scrubs Captain
Anderson was back at his old place at
right guard Reppe was at quarter
and Heimbecker and salisbury at the
ends The work was Disappointing
considering the fact that Coach No
Lean has been giving the team often
siye work all week. The team is be-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
NOT EASY GAME.
Washburn Expects Hard Tussle
at Manhattan Tomorrow.
Sons of IchabOd Satisfied to Win
by Any Score,
FARMERS SHOW WE'LL.
Have a Strong Team But Some
CrippIes.
Many Obstacles in the Way of
Success.
FARMERS SHOW WE'LL.

Washburn's football team will go to
Manhattan this evening to be on hand
for the football game to be played with
the State Agricultural college Saturday
afternoon
Caldwell win not be in the line up,
because he is not eligible for a game
under Topeka conference rules. VIII
hams viii play fuIlbaek and otherwise
the line up viii be about the same as
in the last half of the Normal game
last Saturday. Snattinger may be used
at center. and Plat saved for tackle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
players in the normal squad are first

players in the normal squad are first
year men.
The normal team will rely principal
~ on tactics and speed for victory in
the big game as the home team aver
ages not more than 1872 pounds
Hyndman, a recent addition to the
team, who will play the position of
fullback. has developed into formid-
able punter and he will be looked to
to pull the team out of tight places.
In offensive play the team expects to
run as well as the direct pass. Sam
son has been training his men all sea-
son in these plays but the game Sat
urday will be the first they will have
been nut into use.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13

Chicago, Oct 13.-The Chicago American
league baseball team defeated the Nation
ais in the second game of the series for
the championship of Chicago. Reulbach of
the Nationals was hit hard and was re-
placed in the second inning by Brown.
Donohue of the Americans made an excit-
ing home run with two men on bases. The
Americans helded we'll, but the Nationals
outbatted them.
Score By innings: RHE
Americans ....9...-...4 1 GO0O01-7 3 /
Nationals -. ........1O 90 900 "a f3 3
Altrock and Mcfarland, ReuIbach. Brown
and King Bmpires-Johnstone and Cons
molly. Attendance 1850.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
A POPULAR LAMENT
Where Would society Be If One Was
Judged for the Sins of Others?

20, tried one of those hair tones some
time ago and it never did me a bit of good .
That's what many people are saying to-
day when they refuse Herplcide a trial
It would be as sensible to say: I never
travel on a railroad because 1 often see
collisions mentioned in the papers"
Newbros Herpicide is specially made to
destroy the germ that is living on the
roots Of your hair.
That is why it is so exceedingly effca-
cious-it is there for the sole purpose of
Kidding the hair of this parasitic growth.
after which the hair grows as nature in
tended.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Zoe in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co,
Detroit Mich D. 2. Rowley, 800 Kansas
avenue. special agent. Successor to Row
ley & Snow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-13
Southern Railway.

Many miles the shortest ana best
road between St. Louis and Louisville
Lexington and all central Kentucky
points. Reaches every commerefat
central of the great Southeast. New
free reclining chair cars. Cafe Parlor
cars on through day trains ONLY line
to AsG .eville. N. c.. the beautif1ll
Land of the sky and sapphire
Country. Write Tor free literature
G. B. Allen. Assistant General Passen.
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National Team Outclassed.

Boston, Oct. 13.-The local American
league team. by winning Thursdays game
by the score of Z to O. have only to win
one game out of the remaining three TO
take the series. The National team was
completely outclassed.
Score by innings: Ri E.
Americans -. ......01124O 9O1-f2 IA ,
Nationals 80. ..-.....0 00OOO 90 6
Winter and Criger; Fraser and Moran.
Umpires-Emslie and O'Laughlin. Attend
ance 3,093.
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So, 4O9 IMMIGRANTS.
Greatest Number From Russia, With
Italy Second.

Washington. Oct 13-The report of
the bureau of immigration for August
shows that So 400 aliens landed during
the month, as compared with SO, ~ for
August, 1904. The greatest number ar
rived from Russia. with Italy second
and Austria third. From China. there
were 215 landed, as compared with $50
for August last year. Immigrants de-
barred were 1911, of which $50 were
manners
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ssLE IA BAG ESTL'AMI DE
I'HOMME. :"
French Proverb That Proves Itself
True in Topeka.

There is q French proverb. "TObac-
80 is the friend OF man. that is more
true than the average. Man is the only
being that smokes. Monkeys have inai-
tated man In all other ways even &C
auirfna a fondness for liquors. but they
never could be taught smoking. Smok-
ing Is a distinctly masculine pleasure,
and when man has a good cigar like
1Vadsworth Bros Chicos in his mouth,
ne fs care free and ready for any trOu-
bIe George w. Stansdeld, the local
AGENT for Chicos, says that many Of his
lawyer customers viii not take diff
ouIt case until they have q box Of
rshfcos at hand. From pure enjoyment
snv lover OF a good cigar can be no
more perfectly satisfied than with "a
VvadsRorth Bros Chico.
co TO Standsdeld's drug store. $50
Transas avenue. Topeka today and Sc
7acf one OF these clean Havana filled
dvara- The price, sc straight, VIII not
drhtgn you.