davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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derclothing, overcoats, puttees and
boots, gloves and hoods, knapsack,
haversack, water bottle, mess tin ana
canteen, a grass woven case to contain
the ration of rice, blanket, portable
tent, mosquito net for the head, house,
wife, bandage wrapper, and identifica-
ton label. There is even a tin box
containing creosote pills, which each
soldier must carry and is expected to
take as q prophylactic against dysen-
terry.
One notable feature of all the cloth
ing is that it is apparently made OF the
best material. The material for winter
clothing appears to be all wool, and IN
color and warmth reminds one OF the
brownish Jaeger clothing.
In the neat blue parade UNIFORM
Jacket or tunic, plain fiat brass but
tons are used, but in the working XII
buttons are done away with as far as
possible, fastenings being in nearly
all instances carried out by means OF
fat hooks and eyes. The summer
Jacket and trousers are of khaki drill,
the jacket is perfectly plain and there
are no buttons on any of the garments.
A strip of white linen is issued to
wind round the neck as a collar INSIDE
the tunic.
The winter tunic and trousers are
made plain, like the khaki suit, but are
of good wooden cloth.
The "cold proof" winter overcoat
merits some description, for it seems
to be devised to insure warmth in the
most severe climate. Made OF thick
wooden cloth, it has large collar, COW
cred with fur, which is OF course inside
when the collar is raised. From the
middle of the edge Of this collar a cot
ton cap or hood can be pulled out SO
as to cover the head, and over this can
be worn the ample detached wooden
"cold proof" hood, which from it's shape
and long ends to wrap round the neck
recalls the hoods of Chaucer's time
Hanging by cords from the neck are
large gloves or mittens-one division
for all the fingers and one for the
thumb; they can thus be thrown on
when the hand is required for firing or
any other purpose. without being lost
A sheepskin waistcoat with the wool
outside is also issued for severe weather.
It fastens at one side.
The underclothing is of similar good
material to that of the outer garments,
q cotton shirt and drawers for sum-
mer and thick knitteA WOODEN jersey,
or sweater, and pants for winter. The
ribbed wooden stockings are made with
out heels, and warm toe caps are issued
in the coolest weather to wear over the
stockings to prevent frostbite. These
toe caps are made of lambs wool ma
terial like the very thick line, the soft
surface being inside. A roll of fine
striped flannel of very good quality and
about a yard and half long is issued
to be wound round the abdomen, and
takes the place of a cholera belt.
1t is interesting to note that the
wooden cloth and blanket are made in
the Japanese military wooden cloth fac
tory, while hemp cloth, cotton cloth and
leather are made or prepared in private
factories in Japan and cut out and sewn
In the military clothing depot.
The ordinary army boots give the i'm
preston of comfort and durability.
In general appearance they resemble
the boot issued to the British soldier.
but on close inspection they are seen to
be far superior.
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A Comet Discovered.

The naval observatory at Washing
ton was notified The other night by ca.
BILE from Kiel: Germany, of the discov'
ery of a comet by Borelly, of Mar
settles. right ascension 1 hour IA min
utes. south declination 10 hours no min
utes.
This comet was Immediately looked
IN and observed by Messrs. Hammond
and Wright, of the naval observatory
staff. Observations will be continued
on every clear night.
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pone Still Loves France.

Cardinal Richard, archbishop Of
Paris. has given out letter from Pope
Plus x. in which the pontiff says:
Neither will the bitterness of the Of
tense be able to turn us from love OF
your nation, nor will the progress Of
the offense ever make us despair Of 4
return to better conditions"
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To Aid Short Memories.

A Vienna society has been formed to
Aid people with short memories. 4
caro- is issued, upon which the pur-
chaser writes the date of an engagement
and posts to the society's Office. BY the
first post of the day of his engagement
tho card is received by the purchaser.
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An Extensive Wall.

At the sale of the estate of the late
Whitaker Wright, at Tokenhouse Yard,
the other day, some one offered 100000.
''The wall around the estate cost G31,-
Oo0." said the auctioneer.
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brother-in-law. The latter, when asked
if it were true that Steele had acquired
second competence, replied: II wish
had as much" And Moffitt is well
supplied with this worlds goods.
Time has dealt gently with Coal Oil
Johnny" To-day he is pretty we'll pre-
served. his cheek and jaw bones are
prominent and his cheeks sunken. He
is quiet, self-possessed man who real
lies the value OF dollar
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His Real Name.

Joseph Conrad, who has made such
reputation as . writer u sea stories, is
we'll known to be Pole by birth, bu:
few of his many readers are aware that
his real name is Korz eniowski.
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tinuous meritorious service ana nat
ural,v follows her work as deputy
clerk of the court. Miss Dawson first
entered the Office as clerk for her
father in 1899, and the following year
she was appointed a deputy. She is
we'll known, very capable and well
liked by all attorneys who have had
business dealings in the United States
district court.
No deputy clerk has yet been chosen
nv Miss Dawson and no appointment
will probably be made for some time.
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Diplomatic. Wit.

Ambassador Choat" is generally &C.
knowledged to be the wittiest and most
brilliant conversationalist among all
the diplomats in London.
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Many Doctors.

In the larger cities Of Germany there
is a doctor to every 800 inhabitants. In
Berlin nearly half the physicians have
a taxable income Ct less than $3.50 .
year
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DEADLY THIEF-TRAP.
SPRING GUN WHICH LAID A
- CHICKEN THIEF LOW.
ingenious Continuance of an 1ngeni-
Gus Camden IN. J.) Negro May
Land Him in the Pen
itentiary.

Camden, N. J.-Howard Brown, the
ingenious Camden negro, who rugged
up a "thief catcher" in his chicken coop,
at No. 1908 South Tenth street, which
resulted in the death of Robert Dorsey,
another negro, may be compelled to put
up stiff fight to escape conviction Of
manslaughter.
County Physician Jones instructed
Coroner Lippincott to make thorough
investigation of the facts leading up to
the death of Dorsey.
Prosecutor Lloyd declared that Brown
was culpably responsible for his act and
could be indicted by the grand jury for
manslaughter and, if convicted, pen
atty of ten years could be imposed
He said the law was plain on the sub
ject. Any person has right to pro-
tect his life and domicile and could ar.
range any contrivance by which a
burglar might be MANNED or killed in
an attempt to enter, but he has no right
to arrange any instrument on any build.
ing not attached to his house that was
calculated to do bodily harm to anyone
The mechanism of the thief catcher
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MANY TelegrAms.

The British postal department uses
SO. OOO, 900 of envelopes yearly for tele-
grams aIone-a quarter of million per
day.
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who has just been
appointed clerk Of
the United States
district court in
this city, says the
Free Press, is the
only woman In
the United States
hOnored with such
an Office. Her
appointment by
Judge Swan, how
ever, comes as a
roward for con-
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WOMAN COURT CLERK.
Miss Carrie Dawson, Only Woman in
Country to Hold Position in the
United States District Court.

Detroit, Mich.-Miss Carrie Dawson,
daughter of the late Darius J. Dawson,
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Many WarRhip4.

Aa0y "W1BQ1p8s
The amassed navies of tho world in
clude $50 battleships, At cruisers, ,255
eunboats and 1000 torpedo craft.
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(SeaI) w. H DAVIS, Mayor.
Attest: j Il. s0UIREs. Citx Clerlz.
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Through Sleeper to st. PAM

a through Sleeping car line between
Kansas City and Des Moines, Mime
aDolis ana St. Paul via the Wabash
and Minneapolis and St. Louis Rail-
yvavs has been inaugurated, taking eff
feet Sunday, December 10th.
Train leaves Union Depot Kansas
civ via Wabash 800 p. m, arriving
at Des Moines 500 a. m, 1Tinnea polls
$50 D. m. and st. Paul 1880 D. M.
next day. Buffet service all the wsv-
All railroads sell tickets via this poD-
ular line. If you are going in thai
direction ask your agent for tickets
over the Wabash and Minneapolis 3
st. Louis Railroads-and get the best
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The idea that an inferior class Of
people patronize the tourist sleepers {s
a. error. On many trips only the best
class OF travellers are found. They. are
merely men and women OF good sense
vyho would rather travel to California
IN this manner and save. a snug sum
Of money to be used else where. 1t II
beginning to be understood that It Is
by no means necessary for the traveller
10 spend a large sum OF money in or
der to enjoy a trip to the fkcidc coast.
II you cross the continent jim one OF
the tourist sleepers Of the Union Pa
cihc you viii enjoy your tTsp and save
considerable money
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Totals .... ..Sl6,9 05s 1870 49, 0S79.6 81
The average rate OF taxation is $3.50
on each 800 valuation. Apparently this
is a very high rate, but when it is taken
into consideration that the assessed val
uation in this state ranges from only
oue-third to often as low as one-tenth
of the real valuation the rate is not ex-
cessive. The valuation of the taxable
property in the state is fixed at $50 mil
lion dollars.
The average rate Of taxation for the
last year has been higher than it was IN
1904 when it was $4.22 on each valua-
ton Of 500. The highest rate IN the
state is in KtoWa county where II IS
ss53 The average rate in WyandoIte
county is 1888 and in Shawnee county
it is $500.
The lowest rate Of taxation is in Nor
ton county, where the tax is only fifty
cents on eacn 500 valuation. Morton
county. on account of recent land sales
secured enough money to pay on an
township and school district indebted
ness and still has money left to run the
affairs Of the county for some time. me
tax levy of fifty cents was FOR county
purposes alone.
VVyandOtte county heads the list IN me
amount Of taxes paid, with S1Oz9,o4e-55 70 ,
Shawnee county comes second with
sg15. see. 81, and Sedgwick is third with
ss03. 1905 Morton county enjoys the
distinction of paying the smallest
amount of taxes. The fifty-cent levy IN
that county raised $3.50.
The total amount of taxes to be col
1ected for all purposes for this year, by
counties follows:
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BIG INCREASE IN TAXES
Nearly a Million Greater Than on
Last Year.

State Auditor Wells has completed the
preparation OF the table showing the
amount of state, county, city, township
and school district taxes to be collected
during the year. and finds that the citi-
zens Of the state must pay over % the
treasurer a total OF 1850, 379.67. which
isl s97T.222.17 greater than 1903 The
county tax and school district tax shows
with 1903.
The following table shows the distri-
button Of the taxes among the state,
county, city, township and school dis
trict funds, and also furnishes a com
parison with the amounts credited to
these same funds in 1903:
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Holiday Rates-santa Fe-

For the Christmas and New Years
holidays tickets viii be sold to points
OF. Santa Fe lines and connecting lines
at rate of one and one-third fare,
Tickets on sale December %, %. "a
Is. 80, 81 and January l. Final re-
turn limit January 4, 1906.
For further particulars, address
7. I. KING, c. p. & T. A.
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Holiday Hates-santa Re.

For the Christmas and New Years
holidays tickets will be sold to points
on Santa Fe lines and connecting lines
at rate of one and one-third fare.
Tickets on sale December p, %, a,
rs. 80, 81 and January 1. Final re-
25, 80, 81 and January 1. Final re-
turn limit January 4, 1906.
For further particulars, address
T. L. KING, c. P. & T. A,
TODexa Kansas
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PRISONER SPIRITED AWAY.
Thomas Tyner Not in the Wichita Jail
When Sheriff Called.

Wichita, Kan, Dec. Zs-To prevent
bis securing a writ Of habeas corpus
BY which he hoped to obtain freedom,
Thomas T.. Tyner, wanted in Joliet, ILL.,.
on the charge Of conspiracy to defraud
was spirited away sometime during the
night and is supposed to be on the way
TO Illinois. When the sherin went to
the city Jail to secure the prisoner this
morning ne was gone.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED Situation by an experienced
office man, permanent position desired;
aged %; have had years experience as
auditor and accountant. Best Of refer
enees. Auditor, care Journal
WANTED-A place to work for board
and room by a Washburn student. In
quire at college office.
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AHgl. sR8Gn
RlHIQE lEasEG
a4liI5 rs
How to Answer AdveFtlsementa.


overttseInents signed in care OF state
SSGt1tIsaI. such as Address A. b, @ care
$3.50 Journal, or Address Owner, care
Ssats Journal shoulG be answered sn
w[Atlh> only. Write your answer ana
t SttelN z eele State Journal or leave Il q
- 9tate Journal oUice. Do not ask Ins
clerks in the State Journal office 70 give
you tbs name Of the advertiser: they can
0or give this information.
Advs. Not Accepted Over Phone
1be State journal does not accept
sss.ht advertisements over the telephone
- ooes 81 MAKE charge accounts q
S S-S.A' 4he most satisfactory plan Is 70
state Journal office. # You can not DO
a als, call the Western Union telegraph
SLLlCS, either phone 81. md tell them tnas
{ou nave an advertisement Tor the stare
- SouTna4. They Will send an A D I oSy
~ your house. You pay the boy Tor tns s
E9te TCselnent, thu state Journal pays tot
MS services IN bringing Il down town. Cost
" CLASSIFIED advertisements IS DC per line
ok oroinaTy words make one line
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LOST AND FoUuD.

y--7-~~0~---JS-71-<----~-- 5s----~-----~-~--5-l
LOST-P. fO.Tmoney orders Return for
reward to Mrs. J. S. Dewey, 1217 w. 5th
L0ST---Gray fur scarf Return to rs
Kansas ave. Reward.
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BICYCLES AND EsEFAKRTNCs
s~-------~---~-------------
u. 8. CYCLE CO., l1s T. sth st. Nations
& Iyer-Johnson, bicycles Supplies. repairs
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AdVs. 20 AcceDtel 0ver Enano.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


J. H. Dandy and wife to T. II. Sim
mons, lots 367 1863 and 81 After ave,
J. w Morris addition .......-.....-$ 100
S I. Benback and wife to r. c; f7t
Abel, lot 593 Kansas ave, Orchard 20
Place addition 900
z. K. Roudebush anad wife to NJ H
Casebier, lots "a, pa Euclid ave, 90.
Byron Place addition --.-.-.--- 2,UUO
Same to I. A. Shaw, lots 23S and 240
Euclid ave, Byron Place add. 50O
J. H. Weaver to NJ. c. Weaver, lots
1710 1712 and 1714 Madison st..---.--- j
o. S Davis anad wife to O. A An
$3.50
J. Nelson and wife to NJ. w. Dorian,
part of lots 81 and ga Klein ave.
Klein and Cranes addition.--.-.---. 1500
H. r. Blanchard and wife to J. B.
Hunley, lots on Quincy St, Para
NJ E. Phillips to J. d. Phillips, e
interest in the south Il of the y.
E. 4 of section IL, township II, ~
range q fsf-rs
J. ID. Philips and wife to NJ. p. Phil 7.'' =
lips, Il interest In the north y Of
the n. p. 4 of section II, township
T. range 14...-....-....: ---.---..-t..---
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HoMEsEEKERs

Any one going westato look at land. call
on ed L. kerns, as he lives there and can
sell-t0 YOU right. Won rob you, as he
sells on small commission. GaI and ar
range to go Tuesday, Jan. ,.
ED. l.. kERNS & Co. s-.4
Topeka, Kan.
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ORDINANCE NO. $50.

AN ORDINANCE TAKING CERTAIN
unplatted territory into the city Of
Topeka and adding said territory to
and making the same part of said
city, defining and declaring the entire
boundary OF said city as changed by
the addition of said territory, and add
ing said annexed territory to and max
ing the same a part of the Second
ward Of said city
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JFWEL5R&

~-~-~-~-~-~-T--@T7T7TN-7--71
JAMES H. HAYDEN, Jsweier ana OpLs-
clan. Complete stock OF Watcheas oias
Esonds, silVerWare. etc Eyes examines
and enectacles properly Gtted
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se-@ ~ R-a~
~ es- ~ -
- a-~S tree
~ ~8@~
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FOR sALE-Cheap. good work horse, al
so farm wagon. 1882 Fillmore ST., Topeka.
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FOR SALE-Counters and shelving. In
duire Abe Steinberg, Sl6s Monroe st..
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MANUFACTURER

E G. KIELsEX.
Manufactures and dealer Ia all kinds OF
vehicles. See US about that delivery
wagon. rs ". 6th St
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- sIrE-Sri7s'.g.5 a rClTJs.

FOR SALE-Cheap, nice oak roll top Of
ice desk. Address G. J. L., Journal.
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FOR sALE-Cheap. = second hand buggy
at 81 z. 10th st
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FOR SALE-Rubber tired hack, in gooC
condition and repair 716 Jefferson st.
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published in The Topeka State Journal
December g. 1861
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TOPEKA, KAN.
r-bs ..I3ight Road To and From ana
Between
-,D-Srr1A POLLS KANSAS CITY
NJ "a BAIL, ST. JOSEPH
s2,1I.1rF NORTH PEORIA
no SPGS MEMPHIS
SO,1SHTtTP ST. LOUIS
- - "a CHICAGO
And Everywhere Beyond.
r.7,r,rrTVE. NOVEMBER &c, 1906. ALI
Ef Z L. ! TRAINS DAILY.
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ANYONE having work that college stu
dents ear 40 this coming year. please
write Seth l. Cor. president Washburn
college T NJ. c. A.. station 3. city.
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PHYSICIANS ANY, SURGEONS

DR. EASTMAN, iats supt. state insane
kan av. Phones IA Res. 1910 v B1rsa
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L. NJ PElraWEL1., funeral director and
eulbaIueE. First class service reasons
bic prices. 511 Quincy St Both phones Ia,
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STAMPS, SEALS AND sTEN Oils
THE J. c. DARLING CO., TsA Kan. ava.
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. Cataiog free. Tel "a,
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FOR SALE-Best cane or Kaffir corn hay
in county, in bundles. Ind. tel 629-4.
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FOR eAflF3s-si1oe slaop, good bargain, am
teaving town. F., care Journal
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NJSs~-CG-05SS5
CAPITAL CRY VfTRIFIED BRICK a
PAVING Co. SIS W. Sth st Mgr az
building. paving and sidewalk tE1cG
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At a meeting Of the city council held
December % 1865 the following resolution
was presented and adopted:
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MACHINE SHOPS

ELECTRIC contracts; get prices at seCol-
den Rule" Tel. 503. 503 Kansas ave.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE
SELL THIS WEEK.

10 room residence. 2 blocks Santa Fe de-
pot, rent $50; 1880.
6 room residence, 2 blocks Kansas ave-,
rent S12; $3.50
2 lots. brick building. 4th and Kansas
ave; to close out at cut price. 49,
room new modern residence, hard
wood finish Central Park. 1900.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
Phones 262. FIFTH. & Jackson ST.
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] F. PETRIK & SONS. uphoIsterers. neE
CARPET cleaning works, carpets cleaned
and secured. reft, seWed and laid sz3-s29
Kansas ave. phones; Ind 7s4; Bell 80
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Ba ik
known that my application is now on
file in the office of the probate court OF
Shawnee county, Kansas, asking for
permit to sell Intoxicating liquors acc
cordtng to law, at 122 and 124 e. Fourth
street in the Second ward of the city OF
Topeka, Shawnee county, state OF Kan
sas. Hearing is set for the nth day OF
January, 1906 at o'clock a. m.
n. A. lunches.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WHEN you want to hire a man or boy.
call up ?. NJ 9. A Ind. tel eos or Bell
tel. 907 red We have list Of men and
confidential references concerning them.
Y. NJ. c. A. Employment bureau. 107 z.
Sth ST.
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"F z. NIPPS'
7, J. H. Squires. city clerk Of the city of
Topeka, hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and correct copy OF
the original resolution now on file in my
office.
(SeaL) J. II. SQUIRES, City Clerk.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

J. c. WILSON, contractor and BUILDER
Job work promptly done. 120 E Stn e.
Ind. tel 1874
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FOR SALE-A nice 3 room cottage with
lots, in Hartsock's subdivision at low
price and on easy terms; : blocks from
street car. w. u. GOssett, lob Van Buren,
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CIDER for Christmas at lib Kansas ave.
in basement. ]. G. Gregory, Bell tel.
1852 black.
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WHOLESALERS


THE COUGHLIN HARDWARE CO.
Hardware. stoves. 6ne tools 706 Kaa
sas ave. Tel sos.
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPET cleaning and rug factory. We
clean. scour, refit, sew and lay your
carpets in a workman like manner, new
rugs all sizes from your old carpets. O.
McCorrlicE Rug faotoFy & Carpet Clean
ing words 500 Van Buren, st. Phone a.