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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. May 2s.-The follow
Ing quotations ruled on the Board
OF Trade today:
wheat High. Low. Close.
May. 1oi. IS. 20.
July. 50 rs. So Ia TO IS IS. IS i-2
Sept. 50 Is. 50. 50 TO 50 is.
Corn
May. 6iI-a. so. 81.
July. 40 SIS. as SIS. 20 L..
Sept. IS IS TO as3-4. 477-s. As SIS.
oats
July. 30 i-2. 30 IA. 30 Ia
Sept. ~ "a. 20 IS to rs Ia, rs 81.
Pork
July. i2t3i-2. i24o. I240
sept. 1855. 1859 Ia. 1885.
I.TvERPooL-July wheat closed
SD lower at 6s lOd.
NEW YORK. May sg.--Tho fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the
Stock Exchange today:
High. Low. Close.
Anal. Copper. so rs. so. so "a.
Am. Sugar. 1875, 1913 %. 1885.
II. r. T., 81 is. 50, 81 Is
Peoples Gas. lOt. 100 "a. 10i.
Metropolitan. 1is "a, ia Ia. 1is "a
u. 8. steel. ~ Ia. 26 t-2. 81 IA.
u. 9. s., pfd.. % Is. 90 SIS, ~.
Atchiaon. so i-2. 10 rs. 80 Ia
II a O.. los 80. lOs. l0s SO
Can, Pac.. if7 SIS. i46 i-2, ffT SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29

Agree TO our terms. or We VIII
call Gus the sailors from every YES
eel on Puget sound n the ship
sWnsra want ionEshoremsn 20 man
their vessels while the ships are a
sci. they can have them"
aUeh l. the uitifna,un the Sailors
union has given the ship and NH
eWn9fa who allow ionsahoremsn 10
Antsrfera with the dsinanda Of the
rAiloFa
The uisimsium applies mere par
tieulariY 90 The owners of the Port
Hiaksisy mill. where ise ienKHhafs-
men live the whole year round
Thsre are At present about enc
aaxsn vessels there which maintain
crews q about 49, men all tod
The union declares that IN addi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
SEA AIR WON

Sea Air, 6 20 I. romped home win
nar in the Opening Handicap at the
Meadows Saturday Five thousand
people witnessed the race whiahey
King. the fayorlts came home two
lengths behind the winner. Misiys
Pride came In third b. a half
length.
The Opening Handicap was worth
$3.50 10 the winner. Tho Meadows.
Saturday. vas reapiendent with gay
~ dressed members % the fair sex
In their automobiles and carriages
FULLY 500 automobiles and car
riaEeA besides q number OF tally
hos throngcd the field. Long be-
fore the time for the first race
there we're 5000 people on the
groundH-
Funnyuids was the only favorite
thar came home a wtnner during
the days meet Following f. a sum
mary % the days racing.
First race. five and a half fur
longs Modder won. Step Around
SECOND and Risefui third. T. Clark
up on winusr.
Second race. five aud half fur
ionEs-lsurene won. Nanou second
and Matt Hogan third. League up
on winner.
Third raee-TenordAls won. Cas-
eadeS OF Diamond second and
Areatellator third. Butler up on
winner.
Fifth race. one -Funnyslde
won. Golden Ivy second and Gentle
Harry third. T. Sullivan up ON
winner.
Sixth race. one mile and 80 yards
st George Jr won. Bomhadier
second and Lucrece third Wright
up on winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
"DERLEI"
TIE PR0WLtR

Al the close Of an early Monday
morning chase Patrolmen Humes
and Osborn took Into custody John
swine. better known as Derby the
Prowler." colored. with incllnations
10 INVESTIGATE the rear entrances OF
possible rich dwelling houses In the
residences districta. The patrOlmon
are not sure WHISTLER tho heavy iron
bar found in SWINGS possession was
TO be used 70 pry the hinges off
doors or 10 beat some unsuspeciing
victim over the head. but Il II held
AZ evidence against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29

Erie. 80 rs. 20 IS. ~ rs.
l. q N. iA. 1871 Ia
Mo. Pac. ~ IS. ~ IA. 81 i-2.
Penn. is Ia. f7t i-s. 1s5 -
Reading. 30 5-s. sss-4. 90 L.
Rock Island. y. IS IL. Is ga
Southern Pae.. 81 Ia. 81 i-2. 81 Ia.
ST Paul. fTif-8. Ia %. 1T4t-4
Union Pae.. i22 IL. 100 rs. i22 3-s.
All exchanges win be closed to-
morrow. May so,h. Memorial Day.
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THE MARKETS

Report furnished By Downing.
Hopkins q Co. 1inc.l. brokers. 500.
sos aud zoe Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
GRANGE or TRAIN TIME

on the Northern Pacific, commence
Ing june eth. watch for many
changes and additional trains.
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IT'S
TIME

Special on all Leather Goods one
1urth eff.
OPEN EVERY DAY.
T PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG'S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
DROPPED DEAD

Mrs Sarah A. Pevey aged 80. Of
no Ninth. dropped dead at p;so
o'clock Monday morning IN the
presence Of a maid servant. whose
duties she was experimenting at
the time. Death was due 20 heart
trouble. Mrs pevey resided in this
city for many years. A husband and
two children by n former marriage
survlvs her.
Percy Hoyt. son, II connected
with the Sunset Telephone company
OF this city. Mrs. W, y. Armstrong.
q daughter. also lives IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29

-" ~ wv AAN#
SOME uaEfOE hfRTS
Never buy hoWe acres more than ~
mtnutsn from Pioneer square fhen
heN eleee - lntefurhan depot Erad.
- seheQl End past.Qffteo oct rich
sggm. 'e Sem ssa P'1 tha fb8s swa,s ss
ship canal Ia short aaa tulaFroVe s
Acfp Tracts uuY nov because Ho-
d. 'Ms d'SlsRlekSer q, p.n.y MAJ
Tel Main 80 70
TWO CHOICE rnN- AcRn TRACTS
Nsa each On eafnsf ~ sysn county
Foadsi rich Herond hetfem land.
mostly alder aud maple. fine lnoa.
RNHfflf MAGfuY,
age.eesi Alaska nlda. -
sel..,fgr tive sessH ~ fine land, one
alenEaldo af thla land for tile 20
W per acre This u a fine buy
aeo cash balance small monthly
q. " NICHOLS.
IS llesser hlas II
Acre tracts near nremcrlan navy
kardi enc can work al navy Yard
and Tive on these water front Tracts
eleEant view Of bay hattleahipa and
~ mple mountains tef sale rc,s,FFoag-
aoffnen - Arcade nldE u
- ACRES At tiB rER ACRE.
Twelve miles from seattle in a direct
tlnof good soil we'll WntnfFd easily
CLEARED, touching beautiful lake.
Hnmathlng that should and Will snll
tfninfdlateif $500 iu cash required
CHARLES HhAfKRa COMPANY.
sii=z Alaska Hldg. 10
SNAPS
ARE
SCARCE
Hut here ~ one A beautiful f-fonfn
new house. Nrate, bath hall raom
fnr two more ruemH choice location b
must be Sold before june j. enly
$50 en- terms.
T. J. HFNENGfE,
Ia Arcade ttihE
Phones afaln tAi A 81.
HOW Il TfiiHf
&set-f'nur Nuud lets. al cleared and
fenced Al GrecH lake terms
So Feur acres Al land. EASY 90 clear
on good road, Walking distance -
ear near Graded auhuut. and perfect
Ufies easy terms
CHARLES D.. AnAMa
Hoain 30 loiman tiida. TT
Fsr elnas-in acreage. ace Douglas
kpas. Ericaon nidg TT
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CHANGE OF TRAIN TIME

on the Northern Pacific. oommeue-
ing June eth Watch for many
changes and additional trains. 80
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Divorces were granted Saturday
90 Chris Johnson from Edna John
son. infidelity. and 10 II. +. Ball
from Maggie Ball, abandonment
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81 10
) serez. fine water front handy 60
seattls. extra k1ed land. on easy
tarna
ysaa
srres mwfis all god land. eAs3
easnrsng viii make terms
HA
1ersa fine Tor chickens. handy to
f8Mn isrwr creek tfreuEh ~
HAMILTON 4 OLSEN.
~ IArtdn iitde -
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- ranch IN white river vaIir#
= ~. ~ improved Zee ifHHhff#
HfaHsn. Police station
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sale kaefe tract 81 upland. ali
NproNsd. god house. barn. sf0Nk.
-, ~ acres in affa Whefrifa- Man
- e - place ard make good ila-
- ffht frUlm The start 10 BEARING
- uees. fine variety siHa -
leAAsnf. ileuh1f1fa- broodefa and
aefyikilE neefaHaHH 70 raise chick
Good hsat service 20 city, tsles
81 Il Care 8sar. II
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~ cioae-in acreage. sse Douglas
Rnas. Ericaon nlag -u
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-27
BURBANK CAN NOT REMARRY.
Attorneys So Interpret the Philippine
Decision.

Leavenworth, Kan, Oct. 27.-The
decision of Judge Henry G. Bates,
Ninth judicial district, Philippine ISL
ands in the divorce suit Of Mrs. Con
ception Vasquez against First Lieuten-
ant Sidney s. Burbank in which he
grants the woman a separation is said
here by attorneys to mean that Lieu
tenant Burbank can not remarry. This
is only a separation with alimony and
the marriage must be set aside before
the husband can remarry.
It develops that Lieutenant Burbank
notified one of his attorneys here after
the notice of the divorce suit in the
Philippines was served on him and that
this attorney instructed him to pay no
attention to the Philippine courts. The
granting of this separation decree by
Judge Bates has caused an order of
court-martial of Burbank, the result
of which is not known yet The de-
cision of Judge Bates, in reviewing the
case, states that the name of the baby
of Mrs. Vasquez is Adelaide, which is
said to be the given name of Lieutenant
fairbanks mother.
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Around the World.


Il. W. Howe, of the Atchis0n Globe,
passed though Topeka last night to
take a trip around the world He viii
visit the Grand Canyon Sunday, going
land, win meet him at San Francisco
thence he will sail on Saturday, Novem-
Der 4, for the Orient. He takes the
steamer Siberia, which has just brought
Alice Roosevelt, the presidents daugh-
Ter. home from the far east. Mr.. Howe's
daughter, Mattel, who is living in Port
land viii meet him at San francisco
and win be with him on the trip en-
circling the globe. Their first stop will
be at Honolulu, where Mr.. HoWe's son,
James, is engaged in the newspaper
business; thence they sail for Yoko-
hama, which viii be reached about
Thanksgiving day; thence to Manila
thence by steamer through the Indian
ocean, up through the Suez canal, into
the Mediterranean, the length OF the
Mediterranean. around Gibraltar, UP by
The coast of Portugal, Spain and
France, to an English port; thence to
London, later to Paris. and home bv
New York. The trip will cover a per
1Od of about four months. Mr.. Howe
viii write some notes of travel and
they viii be intensely interesting, be-
cause Howe himself is ALWAYS interest
ing and sees the interesting things
These articles viii be published stimuli
taneously i'm the Atchison Globe and the
Topeka state Journal. but viii not deal
with religious subjects.
The first Assembly dance given al
Steinberg's last night quite fulfilled
the expectations of the dancing sci
which has been looking forward to il
with eagerness since the invitation.
were extended and established
the reputation of the organfza.
ton for distinctive and delightful en-.
tertaining. The spirit of hospitality
so tndescribable and so essential IL
the first Assembly will remain con.
spicuous among the events of the sea,
son regardless of later triumphs O.
similar sort. The Assembly sub
scribers are Mr. and Mrs Ben Alxers
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Barber, Mr. ane
Mrs. S. j. Bear. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
W. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs Frank s
Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Cain. Mr.. am
Mrs. Il. II. Crosby, MI and Mrs. w. n
Crosby Mr.. and Mrs. John CIarI
Harmon Mr.. and Mrs. James. B. Hav
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. HoIii
day, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hale East
man, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hobart. Mr.
and Mrs James l. King, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Morton, DR.. and Mrs. L. H. Mum
MRS. Willis Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
E- Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. George Far
low Penny, Mr.. and Mrs GEORGE w
Parkhurst, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred F
Quinton. Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Row
ley, MI and Mrs. +. N. Risteen MI
and Mrs. Harry Seery Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Blood Smith, Judge and MRS
William Redwood Smith, DR.. A. r
thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle &
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AUCTION.
DnpTTC SAFE

PUBLIC SALE
est and best bidder. at the Capital View
stock ranch told Guild ranch), three and
one-half miles north of Silver Lake nj
teen miles northwest of Topeka,
MONDAY, OCTOBER, 30. 1905,
The follow described property, towit: 106
head of horses, mules and hogs, consist
ing of "a head horses, mares and colts
drivers, drafters and carriage horses,
broken and unbroIxen. These horses are
all natives and in good flesh. yearling
mules, 20 brood sows, 90 head of shoats, 1
two-row St. Joe lister, / two-rOW Midland
cuItivator. / tWo-row Hapgood disc plow
These implement are nearly new. Sale
commences at 10 o'clock sharp Good
lunch at noon. Terms of sale: All sums
of ten dollars and under cash; all sums
over ten dollars a credit Of 8 months will
be given without interest if paid when
due; if not paid when due to draw eight
per cent from date Of sale, purchaser CIV
ing note that bank win accept Six per
cent discount for cash on time sales. All
properly to be Settled for before removal.
Col NJ. 7. Crews & Son, statesmen
G. e. CLARK.
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IS YEARS OF TORTURE
Itching and Painful Sores Covered
Head and Body,
CURED IN WEEK BY CUTlCURl

For fifteen years my scalp and
forehead was one mass Of scabs. and
ay body was covered with sores.
Words cannot express how I suffered
from the itching and pain. I had
given up hope when a friend told me
70 get Cuticura. After bathing with
Suueura Soap and applying Cuticurs
Ointment for three days, nv head
vas az clear as ever, and to nv sur
Prise and JOY one cake of soap and
one box Of ointment made a com
plete cure IN one week. (signed)
e. 3. rankin z17 Washington 81.
allegheny Pan
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Fine improved 20 acres, 3 miles from To-
S. 900; So, 81 miles out, well improved,
mostly in tame grass IS, 900; 100, smooth
rich soil, some improvements, Il miles
out, ST, 400; 165, smooth rich land, well i'm
proved Z miles out, a beauty, $500; 400
IL miles out, extra improvements timber,
water, fruit, $40 per acre; $50 well inn
proved, 40 acres fine orchard, good SOIL
$40 per acre, 10 miles out have a large
list of land from / acre to $40. Let me
know Just what you want and viii give
You price and terms. A beautiful smooth
80, fairly well improved, miles from GER
ter Of Topeka, 50, 500; so in Wabaunsee CO.,
Kan, ? miles from Eskridge, some i'm
provements, good orchard. rolling land,
81 100, = cash; $50 well improved 13 miles
from Topeka. "a from railroad town, So
600; restaurant and roOming house for
sale in good live town in Colorado. it's a
money-nlaker, $500, will take good young
team, wagon, harness and saddle as part
pay.
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Walter ClarksOn waived his pre-
this morning where he was charged
with stealing four twenty dollar bills
from a room mate. He was bound
over to the district court under a five
hundred dollar bond. in lieu of which
ne will go to Jail
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Noreltv TTheater 60 Dropped.

The case of the state VS.. A. Will
lians which is really the case of the
state against Manager Hagen of the
Novelty theater, for refusing certain
seats in his theater to colOred
couple, was thrown out of court this
morning. it being held that the city
court of Topeka had no jurisdiction in
the case.
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20 WON ID NfAY CoNCERN.

----Nll,----------s-~---
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-be II
known that my application is now on hle
in the office Of the probate court OF S1aW-
nee county. Kansas. asking for permit 70
sell intoxicating liquors according to law
al 334 Kansas ave, in the Second ward OF
the city of Topeka Shawnee county STATE
of Kansas. Hearing Is SET Tor the Kun
day of Nov, 1905. at a. m. 1910
MARTIN O'DONNEI1A.
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Announcen1enf.

The attention of the patrons of the
Turkish bath house. under the Ma
tional hotel, is called to the fact that
they are requested to get their baths on
Friday afternoon, as the rooms will
not be opened from shutdown Friday
night to sundown Saturday night, ex-
cept by special appointment to treat
the sick, but win be opened during
Sundays.
II. E. KIRK. Manager.
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Owe wAx ooLoNIs9 RAVES
To California, Oregon. Washington.
Idaho, Montana and Utah

Rock Island System. $500 to Cali
fornia. Oregon and Washington:
$4,000 to Utah and Idaho; $500 to
Montana points Tickets on sale daily
SEPT. 1st to oct. 31st, 1905. For fur
Their information see Rock Island
agents. A. M. FULLER, c. P. & q. A
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parents. The house was very prettily
decorated with autumn leaves and
palms The brides gown was of white
Paris null trimmed with mechlin lace.
The maid of honor. the brides sister,
Miss Vera Johnson wore a gown Of
sheer batiste with girdle Of blue. The
best man was AIr. Edwin Myers. There
were. about seventy-fve guests, the out
of-tosqn guests including Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Kempton and son of Grand Is
land. Neb., Mr.. David Peterson of Clay
Center, kan. and Mrs. Walter Horn Of
Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Nagle
win be at home to their friends after
November Is, Seward avenue and
Straight street, Oakland.
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LEGAL.
First published in the Topeka State Jour
nal Sept. 1s. 1851
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

presented to the UNDERLINED, it has been
made to appear that The Capital Ma
tIona1 Bank OF Topeka in the city OF
Topeka, in the county OF shawnee ana
state Of Kansas, has complied with all the
provisions OF the statutes of the United
States, required TO be complied with before
an association shall be authorized to COM
mence the business Of banking
F&idEev. Compfroller Of the Currency. do
hereby certify that THE Capital National
Bank of Topeka" in the city Of Topeka.
IL the county Of Shawnee and state OF
Kansas, is authorized to commence the
business of banking as provided IN sec
tion Fifty -one Hundred and sixty nine OF
the Revised Statutes Of the United States
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
hand and Seal of office this twelfth day
WIN. B. RIDCELY.
Fses11 - Comptroller of Currency.
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No one would ever be bothered witt
constipation If everyone knew how natur
ally and quickly Burdock Blood Bitteri
regulates the stomach and bowels.
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Gold frames neatly repaired and new
lenses fitted at at Chas- BENEFITS Opt
cal store. ESQ Kansas avenue
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@Sa n@ go Qs,
..E...5II9O.ClIIIE.: !

People sending items to this department
of The state Journal will confer q favor
by giving the fun first name or two
initials, with all proper names. Items
address of the writer OF they can not be
pubhshed.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs William A. Morton
announce the engagement of their
daughter Ethel to Mr.. Charles
Mitchell. The wedding viii take place
in December
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FINE 60 ACREs " s4.25-

Logan Co, Kas., mi. from county seat,
OF 3 to school, or to P. O., store and
blacksmith shop. County fast filling up;
20 mi. of station Beautiful and smooth,
all level land except 20 to 40 acres, where
draw cuts into south edge $40 mi. east
lately sold at $3.50 per a. Eight alternat-
ing sections just north held at $3.50 and IS.
We offer this fine section for short time
at cut price of a. 25 per a., $2720. About
Oue-third cash, balance long time, s per
cent. Cottrell. owner, 10Y W. 18th St, To-
Deka. Kas
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FOR sALE-small cash payment, balance
like rent.
1923 Taylor St, rooms. fine location.
t26 Lawrence, 3 rooms, first payment $50.
lots Lane and 18th, first payment $50.
Lots Washburn, car line, first payment
SIS, balance $ monthly.
10 acres W 10th st, first payment $50.
Lots Monroe near 18th, first payment SIS.
House in Pueblo for Topeka property.
See me if you rather sell. f. J. Brown,
II Columbian bldg.
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CIDER MILLS.


WANTEDLEvera enc TO ordar their cider
fresh Mon.s Wed.s Fri. and Sat at &c per
gallon. Ind. tel, Sos.
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.

~-----r-~---r-~-~--1----
AMERICAN COLLECTION AGENCY.
Anthony P. Wilson, attorney, 4l3 kanszs
ave, Topeka, KAN That's my business
law. and collections. Both phones 1894.
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MACHINE sHoPs.

LAWN mowers ground factory process. ia.
Free delivery. Tel soc. 0oldsa Rula
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1878 TOPEKA AVENUE.

Modern house, rooms, reception hall,
large bath room. porcelain tub, hot and
cold water; newly painted and papered
lots worth over half our price; bargain
figure for a few days. The Strauss agency,
Central Natl Bk Bldg.
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UNDERTARERs
GEO. 3. PALMER funeral director & en-
baImer, estaJ, 1911, -frst class services. reA-
sonable prices. 62T Jackson. Both phones ia
l. n. PENWELI4. funeral director ena
embaImer. First class service EeasonA~
bic prices. 611 Quincy st Both phones ia
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STAMPS. SEALS AND srMNOEHa
@-~@~~~~~~~~-~~---~--~--
THE J. c. DARLING CO., ia kan ave.
Rubber stamps brass and aiumtnum trade
checks. Prices low Cstalog frea- Tel ~
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REC AIMING, repairing. uphQlstsginE. Ina.
whittier. 1873 Tyler st
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AGANurAcrufsE.zR.

r~~---~-~-~-~~~-~---~4~-~-
E. G. KINLEY.
Manufacturer and dealer IN all kinda q.
vehicles. See US about that delivers
wagon. rs ". 5th St
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HERCHArTs' TEAgSsFEE 8 EToRA0a
gods. Tel ia CEareneS s1innars 81
Quincy 81
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H. E. KIRK. Manager.
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EDRRlER.

FURs and sealslKins, John Petrilek. the
practical farrier manufacturer Of fne
garments Of all kinds and remodeling. Ia
. zfh at
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FOR SALE BY T. J. NICHOLS,
81 Kan Ave, Topeka. Kan.
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D. @. JOHNSON, shave 100; shampoo, hss
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of the finest corner lots on Harrison
St, near 18th street car line, 81, 600 See
US about them.
EASTMAN & LAKIN,
lis West Sixth Ave.
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Mrs. W. W. Gillespie gave a luncheon
yesterday for these guests: MRS. Frank
Merriek Of the City Of Mexico, Mrs, L.
II. Greenwood, Mrs. Robert Merrick and
Miss Martha Valentine
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