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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-10-13
RAIL WAY TIME CARDS.
:EICAGO. MILWAUKEE d ST. PAUL.
trains Leave Edgerton Station as Follow

GOING EAST.
No. 4, daily except Monday. -. 4:56 a. N
No 40 daily ................. 80. 6:58 a. m
No 49, daily except Sunday. .........10 :01 a. m
No g. daily except Sunday ..--- 10 al q. m
NO 49, daily except Sunday. .......... 4:25p. m
No. "A, Sunday only. ............... 4:44 p. N
No go Freight, daily ex Sunday . 12 :45 a. N
No g. Freight, Sunday only ....--- $3.50 IA. m
No 1866 Freight except Sunday. 80. 9:39 p. N
GOING WEST.
No. I, Daily Sunday excepted ....... 9:39 p. m.
No 49, Daily. Observation-Disclosures. CPS p. N.
No 81 daily except Sunday .......... 7:17 p. m.
No < Daily except Sunday $1,000 IA p, m.
No. 81, daily except Sunday. .----. i :05 a. M.
No al Sunday only ........ 0:10 a. m.
No. 81, Freight except Sunday ....... $50 p. m:
Nos and through trains for all points west
Of Mississippiriver.
J, A. HENDERSON Ticket Agent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
Sbmeben.
% 3 n.

Stodbolm m, |. Oct. Die Wa9,
len FIR bic arueite Gammer bes &its-
bags, wsl9e i'm September fattfans
ben, finb nun seidlOHsn. Sc ersab
t3 tudbreno Der 8ampagne, baB bic
Jra9e Der Auf6Iung Der Union nit
Nortpegen cine berbdltniBmdBig nebsns
id1li9e &oae ipielte. Sauptfra9en
tparen bic @rwsiteruas oss Wablre9tss
uno proportiOnale 0ertretuns. Die
Wablen ergabsn cine Waioritdt sesen
ben leBteren plan; ba bieier bon Der
erften 9ammer naGbrifli9 bsfhrpors
tet tuiro, mag es gu Sifsren3eu TOM.
men.
Die Sosialiften baben einise SiBs
%9etuonnen.
Merito.
9 9ater ertranft.
Mertto, L. Dit. 8oti9after
@araius, tpel2er 9efern NbenD mad
Waibington abreiien tpolte, lit ernf-
lid erfrantt.
5ran36fif9e 9apitaIan -
lagen.
Werico, 1. Dit. Jrana6ffdes
&apital miro fortudbreno In biefigsn
inoufrieqen unternebmun9en angelegt;
bsionoers in 3isarstten. unb 8aum-
tpolfabrifen. Die biefieen eroben
ganten tuerben bur9 frans6fi9ss ga.
pital f%ontrouirt.
Sapan.
6anbeIsfa merr Be-
ratben.
Sofio, 1. DIT. Cine aemein.
lame Sisung Der 9anbelstammern be-
6 anbss tpurbe beute i'm 8ebdube ber
bieFgen 9anoelstammer formel En-
bHnet.
Sie 0eriammlung mar bsrufen
tporbsn UNI bic gntuidlung bon San-
bel unb Snbuffris In ben r,euer Ser.
bdltnifen mad benz 3riese su BE-
rntben.
Sis Winifer tpurben eingelaber1 ibr'
Nnf9ten Dor Der 8erfammlun9 funt
3u sebsn. IS tuarsr 40 3anbslstam'
merr pertreten.
6 d euer.
$otio, l. DIT. Sn einem &C.
bdube NIT NrmeebOrrdtben 3u 9iro'
ibinia brad au fribsr Worsenfunb'
Jeuer aus, bas sroBen Sa9i9aoer
anri9tete. Sie urfa@e bes 5euers If
unbetannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

9etu Yort: vglh9sr" bon 6amburs,
Sober unb Boulo9ne; v@olum.
Bio" bon @lasgotp unb MpbiIe;
Oscar II. bon Copenhagen unb
@brifiania.
Soutbampton: philadelphia" bon
Netu Dorf.
2tberpool: .Gicilian" bon WontreaI
unb Quebec; vSunifan" bon
Montreal uno Quebec.
Slasgotu: v@alebonia" bon Mstu
Dort.
Queenstown: .Gtrurta" bon 2iber.
pool mad Hep BORT.
Wobi0e: .Gurnsffa" bon Glasgow
nod New BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

Srei6unb gilt nunmsbr als uneri9it.
terIi9.
% itte eIeid etnem aetr6n.
ten 5aupte
Berlin, l. DIT. Die bisfge
.@ational.3 eituneA bate anldBli9 Der
Rhdtsbr Der ruifi9sn Staatsmannes
Witts mad Ct. petersburg gugen 90.
BEL bortbin s%n.ianbt. Sisisr telssras
pbirt nun benz 8latte, 6err Witte
islbt babe ibm mitgsthsilt, oaB 3aiisr
Wilbslm BEL ieinem gmpfans In Ro=
minten tu6rtli9 fOlgsnoes iagts:
sd erweife Sbnsn bieieIbsn @bren,
ME einsm gstr6ntsn 9aupt. sic babsn
auBsrorbentli8es seleiftet uno i9 gro.
tulire &uBlano 3u benz gefB zines iol=
den Wannes. Wenn bic Monar9sr1
bisle iDlde treuen 9iener hdtten, banr
piirbe man better bon Der Wonar9ie
benfsn."
Witte 1T bss 2ebes bou iiber feline
berali4e Mufnabme beim beuti9en
Ratier.~
81 unbae chung Il + beut4 d.
amerita n. 8 anbsIsbers
trag abgeIebnt.
Berlin, 1. DIT. Der beuti9e
6anosstag bot bic anresung beg Dan.
bslsbertrags- 8srsins, tpeIder bic Mb-
baltung elmer 6fsntli9sn 2unbsebuns
fur ben Nbi9luB zines rsselrs6ten
6anoelsbertragss 3wii9sn Ssuti9lanb
unb ben Der. Staten bstrift, ab9es
lsbnt. Ills Grunb Der Weigeruag
wiro a~ngegeben, bab nod Ini9t bes
5anbelstass cine tibermdBige Nsita-
tion nur bsrfimmsnb unb i9dblid
tuirfen tonne. Die Rssieruns fei auBsr=
benz iiber bic @ttnfds Der bsuti9en
Sanoelsmelt b6atg untsrri9tet.
gier9 m
Berlin, 1. DIT. Muf geran.
laHung oes IQ9emeinsn Seuti9en
Nnti- alfObolitsr-0 sreins finb feitens
bO9iehenber msoiainii9sr Iutoritdten
8eriu9e angefeat tucrosn, Die ben
Seueis erbra4ten, baB Elm iibertpiss
genb GROCER pro3entfab Der an atutem
Altobolismus lsibsnben SoIpitalpa.
tisnten bic 2rantbeit infoIse iibsrmdbi-
gen giersenufes bstdmsn. gefannt.
lid bat Der tonierbatipe 3nsig Der
8ereinigung in %fonieausntsr Wsiis
benz aampf gegei bas Bier ben @idsr
sete6rt uno feline WaHsn nur ssssn
Rum sno feline Nbartsn getpanbt. Sil
RabitaIen baben nod langsm Strsit
nun ben Sies oabonsstrassn.
IN Werf Sieafrieb
% agner's.
8 B 9, 1. Dit. alm IL,
Oftober fnbst i'm Stabttbeater bic ur'
auHa1runs bon Siesfrieb Wasner'!
ygruoer 2ufis" fatt.
Mebrsre MuRttennsr, bic tbeilpsiier
2eiungen bes Werfes beisspohnt ha,
ben, children, es Jet duberf minser
tpertbig.
Die 8~itelpartie Rnst aIois psnna
RIM, bic weibli&e 6auptrolle uirb boz
5rau Gleif9er-go barssfsQt.
Streit neIeftri9e
Werfen.
Berlin, /. DIT. 6eute fanl
sine Ronferens bon 0srtrstsru Der Mr
better Der slettrif9en Werfe unb be
Irbeitgeber fatt, bie bsinabs 5 Stun,
ben oauerte. go bel !, psiB, murb
teiae 8ereinbarung srrei9t. 6err bpi
S9ulb, prdHoent bes S&iebsgeri9ts
bureaus iu4te bergebli9 bic Mrbeit
ssbsr 81 bsftimmen. bic S9liebuns be
Werte gu beridisbsn, um bic 3ufdnb
ni9t gu berf96rfen.
Die Streifer halten nolfdnbige Orb
nung' unb ibrs gomites baben eigen
polisifem angefeut, um unoronunge,
3u nerbtten.
Gbina.
Sampfe Wine
berungIhf I.
A;, N NH N.s 0HQ..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
Seiterreih.u nsarn.
& 10 I.

ourn ben Ylar, etre c5e0t10e unlDerF7
tdt bier au 9riinbsn. fart erbiBt. Srup.
ben mubtsn sinfdreitsn, aber bebor lie
Die Oronung beritelen %tOnnten, tuur'
ben $50 psrionsn bsrtpunost, man4e
oabort ernfli9. Mebrere poIi3eifas
tionerl purben tbeiIpsife aertrfimmert
unb bunoerte bon S~snferi&eiben gins
gen In S9erben.
. emorf 4 Der.
4oben.
8ubapef. /. Oct. Die Oppos
ftionsparteien ME bic Soaialiffen b..
BEN lire Semonfrationett auf ben 10.
October, ben Soosstag @raf 2ouis
8atbpanpi's, beridoben. Die Oppos
fition mill am @rabe Batbpanpi's cine
Denomination beranifalten.
(8atbpangi, premierminifsr Der
auffdnbiiden unaarn tpuroe gum Sobe
berurtbeilt uno i'm Sabre 1849 hinge
ri9tet.)
a t.
Bubapsf, /. Oil. Der BIRD.
felt bat bur9 cine O,bre bic Gadelstge
untsrfa9t, iUslGe bic Oppoftionspara
teien unS bic Goaialifsn fir ben 8.
OttOber angetinbist batten.
Senfmal II 2rpnpri in /,
&ubolph.
Wten, l.. DIT. Wit 8enebmi.
eung bss faiferliaen Saufes foI nun
bier Elm 9snfmal fir ben berftorbsnsrl
6ferrei9if9en 3ronprinasn &ubolpb
srti6tet tperben. Der S9bpfer bes
Wpnuments, profefor &ei9eI, wia
iein Wert nod Wolenbuns bsRslbsn,
Der Stabt Wien nit Der gefimmung
iasnten, oaB es auf benz glterleinplab
In 9ernaIs aufgeiteIt wirb. Die 3u=
ffimmuns bss 2aiisrs tpurbe srft nod
uieridbrigen @eriu9en erlan9t.
HnBIano.
3wan3ig eroneners
trunfen.
ellington 1. DIT. Die
f9webii8en Sampfer Wiorb unb &o=
bert toaioirten am Samftag Mbenb
nabe Der Sniel 9ben I'm Sunb.
Der n@obsrt" fant; 20 perionen
R1b ertrunfen.
2aiferIt9e 5amtIie 3u
Saus.
81. petersbure,1 1. DIT. -
Die faiierli&e Gamilis, tpeI9e auf eer
Oa9t .polar Star" cine grbolungs-
fabrt in ben finnii9sn @smdKern &c.
ma9t 6at. tebrts bsuts nod petertoI
3urid. i
2onbratento 2ei4e.
Obeffa, 1. DIT. Sie Qei4.
@eneralmaior 2onbratenfo's, tpel9e,
i'm lebten DECEMBER in port Mrtbur
get6otet tuurbe unb aIgemsin als bi.
Seele Der 8ert6sioisung bs3si9nei
wirb. lam beute auf einen Eampfe,
bier on. 3ibil- unb Wilitdrbeb6rben
ertuieien Der 2st9e beionbere gbrun.
gen. 8iele Stdbte, au9 bic armse In
Der Wanoi9urei, battsn 2rdn3e &C.
f9idt.l
.Sie 2ei9e tuirb moresu NIT einen
grtra5uge nod petersburg ssbraG,
unb In @e9entpart bes 3aren In
Mleranber Hetrstp i. 2lofer beigeieb
tuerben. mo bic sr6Bten Selben mub'
lambs ruben.
Banana.
g 1pterigtet NIT
Mrbettern.
oIo n, l.. DIT. Die Mrbeite,
bon martinique, tpel9e nit benz Dam
pier geriaines antamsn. tusis.rtsn I'D
an 3ano su 9eben, Defenders aber Hid
impfen 3u laRsn, mas bic ~betebenoei
&e9eln borf&reiben. @9lieeIi9 ge
lang es, 500 on 2anb ~ bringen uni
/. ldnss Der Ranalinie au ~pertbeiIe1
. Der Ret TT mod INNER auf ben
/ SA,3n ,~A 1890 Ku.L - ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
8afe=WaQ.
q.
Cincinnati, 1. Dit.

NattonaI.3tga a.
Cincinnati, /. Dit.
grfes SPIEL.
Cincinnati. Il 200000100- 4
Wsp Dorf. 90 02O1OO101- 5
Batterien-gptng unb S9lei; Me-
@inbitp unb 8resnaban
3weites Spiel.
Cincinnati. ......... 3001*- 4
Rem gort. l. 8
Batterisn - Obsrau rnb Street !;
Wiltie unb glarfe.
ct. 2puis, 1. DIT.
Cries pieI.
ct. 2ouis 49, 00O0O02*-- 2
BroofIpn. ..... l. l
Battsrisn - 9bisImar unb ebsa ;
Spei9er unb Sitter.
3mtttes = peel
81. 2ouis. ....1 o. 8
Brooflpn. .0OO500000- 5
B~attsrien-WeJarlanb unb 2eabp ;
Stridlett unb Sitter.
Chicago, l. Ott.
Cries Spiel.
@bicaso. -. .0000O0O2l- 8
philadelphia 20 0O20OO00- 2
8atterien- &sulba9 unb O'gleiI;
gu9alebp urb Munfon.
3mettes Spiel.
gbieago .......O 0O2OOO4*-6
philadelphia. % 00000000- G
Batterien = Susbgrsn uno Sling
Rane unb Dooin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
Gbina.
Gbina.
. pferbur9 ID line
berungItd 1.

Sf&ifu u. 1. Dit. Der 0afen.
bampfer 9iiebo, tpel9er 3uii9sn
Shanghai unb 8ientfn fubr. tieB am
sountagmorssn 80 Weilen iihli9 bonn
Sbantuns 8Orsebirse auf eine Mins
unb tpuroe boQfdnbtg asrf0rt. Ganf.
3ebn perionen ertranten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
Spefnlationen
lltber bic a11swdrtige SOlitif bes btntiden &eides
tit rddter 3nfnnft.

Sluhgr &aHpf ;widen Seutihtn umS G5teT in Srinn. Senfnal fir
&ronprin; Guoopb. ,gSefre6ungen in Seuihlano.-
arbteriduhrigfehen 80 GplOn.-Bablen in Sdpeoen.-
Jran;Ofide aapial anasen in Whrno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

= us
goIon, 1. Ott. Die Mrbeiter
bon Martinique, tpel9e NIT benz Dam.
pier Ieriaiaes antamsn. tueigsrten F9
an 2anb gu 9eben. Defenders aber f6
impfen 3a Iafsn, mas bic bettebenoen
&e9eln pori&reiben. @@lieeli9 &c.
lang es, 500 an 2anb su brinaen uno
ldngs Der R%analinie au ~pertbeilen.
Der &ef TT nod INNER auf benz
S@iHe unb man befhrdtst, bab @e.
malt sebraudt tusrbsi1 mub, urt fe an
2ano au bringsn.
Der frana6Ri&e aOnful srf@isn aui
benz Sampfer unb bsriu9te iein Befes
bie 2eute aufsutIdren unb gum Der.
IuHen bes s&ifes gu betueaen.
S4IiebIi9 wurbsn IL poIisifen on
8orb gei&idt, BITE ertIdrtsn gemali
brau&en aa tuollsn. Mu& bas tua,
bergebli&. Rum tuurbe aud bie go.
lisei Der aanalsone mobiI sema@t uni
bic @iberfpenfisel wurben obne I'm.
teri&ieb bsrtniippelt. etwa so fpran.
NSen in's WaKsr. Der Rapitan lief
eth Boot btnab I'm He aufaunebmsn.
e<sbli4 tuuroei ale an 2anb &c.
bra&t.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
American Federation of Labor Meets
in 25th Annual Session.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 13.-Old City hall
was crowded when President Samuel
Gompers called the American Fedora
ton Of Labor to order for the opening
Of the silver anniversary OF the organ
ization. Ali the delegates representing
other foreign countries were in their
seats and all available space outside
was utilized by visitors. The hall was
tastefully and deliberately decorated
and there was no confusion in the seat
ing arrangements which were perfect.
Shortly before 10 o'clock the delegates
assembled at headquarters in the Colon
ial hotel and headed by a monster band
Of 125 pieces made up of federated musi-
clans in Pittsburg, marched through the
principal streets to the place of meeting.
As President GOmpers and Second Vice
President John Mitchell entered the hall
there was prolonged applause. A few
minutes later President GOmperS raped
for order and introduced c. c. Doug
las chairman of the local entertainment
committee who welcomed the delegates
on behalf of the labor organizations of
the city
Mostly routine matters were consid-
cred at the session today. The presen-
tation OF the credentials was the first
matter on the program and occupied
considerable time.
one of the interesting fights to be
fnaugurated at this convention is the
trouble between the plumbers, and the
steamftters' union. It is said the off,
Gals of the teamsters' union viii make
an effort to unseat William J. Spencer,
the plumbers representative in the ex-
ecutive council.
Mr.. Gompers said that the convention
promised to be independent as wei as
1fvelv. He would not talk on any i'm
nortant questions that are likely to come,
saving that they should not be discussed
by him until the meeting is held s
President Gompers is out for re-elec-
ton and it is generally believed that he
will be successful as the other ca ,illl
dates are ont for rejection and it is like
" that no changes will result with the
exception of fifth vice president, Thomas
I. Kidd who is not a candidate for an
other term
e-anated Association of Street and Elec-
trio Employees OF Detroit, Mich, prob
ably will succeed him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
BIGGEST HORSE SHOW.
Opens in Madison Square Garden with
400 Entries.

New York Nov. 13-The 21st an
nual exhibition of the National Horse
Show which opened in Madison Square
Garden today was larger in point Of
number of entries to be shown than
any previous show and also of unusual
social importance. With 100 entries
to be judged which is $50 more than
We're shown last year. and with the
presence of Prince Louis of Batten-
burg, admiral of the visiting British
fleet, the great horse show was expect
ed to become tonight a greater social
event than ever. Prince Louis is ex-
pected to arrive at the show tonight
after spending an hour or more at
Coney Island with the fraternizing
sailors of the American and British
fleets and in honor of his expected
company the opening day took on an
international aspect. Festoons of the
American and British cOlors were
hung from the steel Orders of the
roof of the garden and big box set
aside for the prince and his party over
the main entrance was literally deco
rated in the colors of the two nations.
Ordinarily, Friday night is consid-
cred the most important of the week
from social point of view, but owing
TO the intended visit of Prince Louis
tonight it was expected that the open
ing night would witness a gathering
of social leaders and a display of ex-
penslve clothing and jewelry rarely
before exceeded even when society is
as much on show as the horses
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
NEITHER COULD TALK.
Difficulties of Treating Two Mexicans
at Santa Fe Hospital.

The Santa Fe hospital authorities
were up against a hard proposition for
a short while this morning. Two Mex
lean labofers who had been sent to the
hospital from some point down the
line were along far enough towards
recovery to be discharged. An office
boy had been sent down from J. d. NJ.
Hamilton, claim attorneys office, to
bring the men up from the hospital to
the general Office building in order to
settle UP what claim for damages the
Mexicans might possess. Trouble soon
came to the surface when the Office
men at the hospital attempted to tell
the Mexicans where they should go.
The Mexicans stood around and though
signs We're made they didn't compre-
bend. Finally one of the surgeons was
brought in who could speak a little
Spanish and the clouds were rolled
away.
I'VE don't attempt to keep a record
of them by their names" said S. A.
Swendson, chief clerk. 1--WE simply give
them number and know them by
that"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
What LiQuozone Is.

The virtues Of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases. The formula is sent
TO each user. The process of making
requires large apparatus, and from
20 If days time. 1t is directed by
chemists of the highest class. The OBJ
iect is to so fix and combine the gases
as to carry into the system powerful
tonic-germicide
Contact with Liquozone kills any
form of disease germ, because germs
are of vegetable origin. Yet to the
body LiQuozone is not only harmless,
but helpful in the extreme. That is its
main distinction. Common germfcides
are poison when taken internally That
IS why medicine has been so helpless
fn a germ disease. LiquOzoue is ex-
hilarating, vitalizing, purifying; yet no
disease germ can exist in it.
We purchased the American rights
60 Laquozone after thousands of tests
had been made with it, It's power had
1GeB proved, again and again, IN the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

Sunday was walking QdJs
This is ladies' free night at the rink.
DR.. William A Quayle lectures at the
Auditorium tonight
The city council meets this evening IN
an adjourned session.
Dick Cooley came to Topeka on sun
day. He Will be here several days.
A meeting of the Woman's Missionary
society was held at the church this ar
ternoon at 2:5O.
The willard w. C. T. u. viii meet at
the home of Mrs. DoOley, 7Ol Gay street
at 2:30 %. m. tomorrow.
Federal court began at Fort Scott to-
day. Most of the United states otncers
in Topeka are in attendance.
Home council No. "A T. T. 3. A, VIII
have a social on Tuesday evening, to
which all members are invited.
washburn's next game Of football
viii be with the University Of Colorado,
at Boulder. Col, next Saturday
Home council No. "A Triple Tie, will
give a free social at their hall on West
Sixth avenue Tuesday evening. q
There viii be no more football games
here now until Thanksgiving, when
Washburn plays Colorado college.
The colored folks of Tennessee town
are raising the prettiest chrysanthe-
NUNS Of anybody in town this year.
Col. J. D. Norton. an associate of the
late Charles J. DeYlin, has announced
his candidacy for sheriff Of Shawnee
county.
Assistant Attorney General Carver
addressed the r. NJ. c. A. at their
rooms Sunday afternoon on obedience
to Law"
A horse and vehicle of any kind could
not be secured for love nor money at
the Topeka livery stables after 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
Topeka has a number of knockers
TO
friend" that the city establish a boost
ers' club and not limit it as to mem
bership.~
The Osborne County club of Washburn
college gave a banquet Saturday even
ing the Y. NJ. G. A The club is made
up of college students from Osborne
county.
The annual stockholders meeting of
the kansas Exposition company VIII be
held at the Commercial club rooms this
afternoon at o'clock Cor the purpose
of electing officers.
There was not much doing at the
churches Sunday morning The day
was too nearly perfect and those who
should have formed the congregations
We're making leisurely drives to the
country.
Western School Journals Three
Dutch Types from Volendarn,' in the
November Century, were drawn by Miss
Iris NJ Andrews, teacher Of drawing in
the manual training high school, To-
peka- The fact that Miss Andrews
work appears in the Century is in itself
sufficient evidence that she is an artist
of superior skill.
Now that the city has refused to estab-
fish quarantine for cases of contagious
diseases existing outside of the city linn
its the county is having trouble. A case
of diphtheria exists in the family of c.
NJ. Shumate, 200 Davies avenue, just
outside the city limits. DR.. Crumbine,
secretary of the state board of health
says the county must look AFTER these
cases. DR.. H. H. Keith. the physicians
in charge. refuses to put the family un-
der quarantine. because he claims no
one will look after the family # it is en-
forced County Physician D. T. Nicoll
saws that it is DR.. Keith's duty to have
the quarantine regulations enforced.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
FIGHT FOR A FARM.
Kingman County Contest Brought to
Supreme Court.

Another fight for possession of a
valuable Kansas farm came to the SUI
preme court today. 1t started in the
Kingman county district court. Suit
was brought there by James E. Coff-
man against Mary A. Hunter, admin
istrator of the estate of A. S. Hunter
Mr.. Coffman claims that in 1892 he
borrowed $3.50 from A. S. Hunter, and
to secure payment gave a deed to his
farm. In 1899, it was agreed between
them that the total amount of the
debt should be $675, and that Hunter
should take charge of the farm, with
the understanding that the rents and
profits of the farm should apply on the
discharge of the debt.
Since then. Mr.. Hunter has died.
Cofman has tried to get a statement
from his Administrative about the
amount due. but Mrs. Hunter claimed
fun possession of the farm. The low
er court decided that Mrs. Hunter had
a lien for S922.1O against the farm,
and that when this was discharged,
Conman would again come into pos
session Mrs. Hunter refused to be
satisfied with this verdict, and appeals
the case.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
MRS. NATION IECrURING.
Has Words of Praise for Indian Terri
tory Marshal.

Tulsa, L T.. Nov 13-Carrie Nation,
the ex-Kansas Joint smasher," lectured
at the opera house here. She said she
had been arrested, twenty-five times for
doing exactly the same thing bud"
Ledbetter, the United States marshal,
does here and asserted that she was no
more guilty of crime than the federal
policeman. Mrs. Nation called Ledbet-
ter the Carrie Nation of Indian Terri
tory and offered PRAYER to God to di-
rect his work of destroying whisky in
the territory. She said she would send
Marshal Ledbetter a Ratchet and would
request him to notify her the next time
he "smashes" liquor, SO that she may
help him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
STREET 1ABORER 10 HYPNOTIsT
Milton Bicl1en Likes His New job
Much Better.

Two years ago q 1aborer attached to the
street commissioner department and
now hypnctist, is the item which the
diary of Milton Bickeu, of 1926 North
Quincy street, shows
BicIelI took correspondence course
in hypnofisrl and now gives shows in
which hypnotism plays a prominent part.
Bickeu has been conhning most of MS
attention to the small towns and villages
off from the railroads. Il tell you this
beats all hollow working around in the
slush and rain. a. I often did. used to
work all day for small amount of
money Tt wasn't nice work either, out
in ali kinds of weather. But now all L
do is to hire a han and work about two
or three hours in the evening and make
as much money IN one evening as I often
did in several days. Hypnotism is a great
thins. I don't carry a subject with me,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
sRoNDs IsNr A QUIrrER.
Brings Decision for Costs to Supreme
Court.

L. simonds of Logan county has
demonstrated that he is willing to tight
for the sake of what he believes to be
right. even against odds. He brought
a suit in the district court to collect
pasture rentals which he claimed were
due from w. I. Richards. While the
case was pending in that court, Rich
ards offered to settle by paying the
costs and 81 damages. Simonds would
not listen to the proposition. So the
case went to trial. Richards entered a
demurrer, which the court sustained.
and ordered that Simonds pay the
costs.
Simonds now appeals the case to the
supreme court on the decision which
the lower court gave on the demurrer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-13
Supreme court Motions.

The supreme court has made the
following rulings on motions which
were pending before it:
La Harpe VS. Green, motion to dis
miss Overruled.
State vs.. Western Union, to remove
allowed.
McAGaster VS.. Hanslip, demurrer
overruled.
A, T. & S. F. VS.. Lyon county COM
rnissioners, for rehearing, allowed.
Sun Insurance company VS.. Western
Wooden mills, for amendment of opin-
ion, denied.
Ergenbright VS.. Henderson, for re-
hearing, denied.
Edwards vs.. Hartshorn. for rehear-
ing, denied
Stewart vs.. Smith, rehearing, denied.
State ex rel VS.. Inner Belt Railway
company, demurrer overruled.