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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26

on farm or ranch by a
man ard wife Call or address = P,
1904 Clay st
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A0Vs. Not Accepted Over Phone
Inc state Journal does not accept
want advertisements over the telephone
nor does Il make charge accounts Of
mem The most satisfactory pIan is to
State Journal offfce. "a vol, can not do
this, call f5e Western Union telegraph
onice, either phone 81, and tell them that
you have an advertisements for tns state
Journal They will send an A D. T.
boy to your house. You pay the boy Tor
the advertisement, the State Jfa1rpal
pays for his services in bringing &c down
town. Cost Of CLASSIFIED advertisements
e SC per line. Six ordinary words make
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UNDERrAKERs.
CARPET CLEANING

J. T. PETRIK & SONS. upnolsterers. new
carpet cleaning works, carpets cleaned
ana secured, refits sewed and Laid. s2s-ss9
Kansas = ave Phones! Ind. 7sz; Bell So J.
z. Petrik, ST.. =. v. Petrik, J. =. PetrdE. f.
WE CLEAN scoUr, reflt, sew, size and
Aay your carpets In a workman Ike
manner The Mccormick Carpet CleaniDs
WORKS. 80 Van Buren, st. Phones a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26

Il wants a place to assist
at housework. Apply 4o5 Swigert ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26

" AEITED-Work OF any kind, have had
experience in grocery, can give good ref
erenees. Fred Pelle. sos Adams st.
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How to Answer ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertisements signed in care of State
Journal. sglal1 as Address A B. G.. care
state Journal or Address Owner. care
writing only Write your answer and
mail it care State Journal CT leave It at
the State Journal office. Do not ask the
clerks in the State Journal Office to give
you tie name of the advertiser; they can
not give this information
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MASSAGE PARr.oR.

LADIES' beauty 'pzffors, facial massage
and 1hampooinR, toilet articles M
Annie "a. Trap. 7i0 Kan. ave-. upstairs.
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A Stunning New Color.
Byzantine is a new shade Of gray
blue seen in gowns this season
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

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WANTED-A job of work by good col
ored man. 1874 Topeka ave.
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WANTED--AfALE HELP.

WANTED-8 or 4 statesmen for Saturdays,
those experienced in selling shoes, good
pay Apply at once to The Fitwen Shoe
Co, 500 Kansas ave
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WANTED-By middle aged woman, place
with old couple or small family for house
work, no washing or ironing. Address A.
J., Journal
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WANTED-Young man with some office
experience as bookkeeper and assistant
cashier in country bank references and
bond renuired. Address S. q s. No. ?,
Real Estate bldg
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x HEN you want TO hire q man or COY.
eaN up z. n. G. A. teller hone 81. We
have 6 list OF men and Nmf Dental ref
erences concerning them. z. n. G. a
Employment bureau. III E sth St
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Lawn mowers ground, factory process, &c.
Free delivery Eel sos. Golden Rule.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26

WANTED-10c harvest ard farm hands for
Okla Cap. Emp Ageyst Han. ave.
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WANTED-Me to ship oJIt,eR r. work,
farm hands, Iaborers, Transfers, black
smith, man and wife for farm. CAPITAL
Emp. Agency, z35 Kansas ave,
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MISS BRESETTE has returned from the
east and will be glad to meet her for
mer customers; styles and workmanship
son st.
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WANTEp-eTrgAgEg.lEs.

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WANTED-Job on farm or ranch by a
man ard wife Call or address ? P, |
1904 Clay st
WANTED-GirI Il wants a place to assist
at housework. Apply 400 SWigert ave.
WANTED+Work of any kind, have had /
experience in grocery, can give good rel
erenees. Fred Pelle. sos Adams st.
yVANTED-By middle aged woman, place
with old couple or small family for house !
work, no washing or ironing. Address A 4
J., Journal.
WHEN you want TO hire q man or COY, /
ean up 7. II. G. A teleT hone 81. We /
have list Of men and esn1l Dental ref /
Employment bureau. III & sth St
WANTED--AEALE HELP.
~-----------~l~-e-y--~
WANTED-3 or 4 statesmen for Saturdays. |
those experienced in selling shoes, good
pay Apply at once to The Fitwen Shoe
Co, sos Kansas ave.
WANTED Barber at SIS Kansas ave.
YvANrED-Men to ship out.~R. r. work,
farm hands, 1abOrers, teansterss black
smith, man and wife for. farm. Capital
Emp. Agency, l35 Kansas ave,
WANTED man with some office
experience as bookkeeper and assistant
cashier in country bank; references and
bond renuired. Address s. q s. No. ?,
Real Estate bldg
NANTED-l0c harvest ard farm, hands for
Okla. Cap. EmIs sEesst t<an. ave.
HE5GAER HELP.
y1~~~~~~~-~----e-~-~~1S -@-7-~3s-o~-~-~-@-~-~0
WANTED-White. girl in family Of 2; no
washing. 31107 Topeka ave.
wANTED-Cooks, Mattresses housegirls.
maids, lunch counter help, woman $50 mo-,
board and pass man and wife for hotel.
cap Emp Agency, 795 Kansas ave
WANTED-White servant : girl, good
wages Mrs W. j. Black SO Harrison
WANTED-A girl to assist with house
work and care of baby S19 Quincy st,
WANTED-First class white girl for gem
eral homework, small family good wages
and no washing. S14 Topeka ave.
LEARN dressmaking at horne by mail; a
full, complete and scientific course in
booklet Describing it. Century Correspon-
dence school, Des MoineS. Ia.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
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GENTLEM EMS East on clothing and
shoes, highest prices paid 81. Manson,
10 Kan ave. Drop postal and VIII call
tvYANTED-To buy 4 interest In estab-
lished hardware business in good Kansas
county seat town. Address r. R., Journal
WANTED-Sewing OF all kinds at reason
able prices. sol Madison st.
WANTED-An organ, must be in good or
der, cheap for cash. H Heise, 21e K. A.
WANTED-Cattle and horses to pasture.
H. G. Nosher, R. D. No 4, miles Ne.
WANTED-Cisterns to clean end repair.
R. {. Equier. Phone 1881. go E. stu st
WANTED-To clip horses by electricity
Arthur Massey, 11s W. 5th St
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wANTED-E7E.SI JAZZ HELP.

WANTED-White girl in family of 2; nc
washing. 11O7 Topeka ave.
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FOR sAuE-REAI. ESTATE.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

OWING TO RAPID INCREASE OF (
EssARY, To REMOVE TO LARGER Al
WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN ROOMS
SAME FLOOR AS COMMERCIAL Gil
ABLE TO MEET OUR MANY FRIENI
BUY, SELL TRADE OR RENT, COME
BENEDI
c,xrr7Ts .r17x7r n. c,r-Or2u-
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7YANTED-Barber at SIS Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TABLE
TOPEKA KAN.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
sOUTHBOUND.
Leavs.
NO sls-Mixed train ................l0:f0 49,
NORTHBOUND.
no stS-zEtxed trails -. ............ 80 rs7f
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TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE DEC. q. "a
ALL TRAINS DAILY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26
PHYSICIANS AMI sURGEoNa

Z u I oAOAtAlNS AN = DUEbNHELNINtN
Ok EAST NAM iate sup6 state insane
asylum. Mental ana nervous diseases. COS
Kan. av. Phones IA Res. 1270 Y. Buren,.
DR. F. MAC FARLAND has reopened his
old office at 435 Kansas ave. General
practice. Chronic diseases a speciality.
Hours: a. m. to .. "a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26

wANTED-Cooks, Mattresses. housegirls
maids, lunch counter help, woman 500 mo.
board and pass man and wife for hotel
Cap. Emp. Agency, 735 Kansas ave.
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gnARvoYANr.

MRS. s. V. Soaring. the home reliable
medium, is now located at so z. 18th St
TRANCE AND TRUMPET MEDIUM.
Seances Tues. and Thurs eve. Sunday af-
ternoo1. Readings g N. to p. N. Mrs.
Inez Wagner 20 W. 6th- Ind. 0S2 sss'
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LOST AND FOUND.
OST-Pocketbook containing Masonic
card Elk financial card and valuable re-
ceipts Reward of Geo. S. Oliver, Palace
Clothing Co.
LOST-Gentfeman's gold watch. size u.
Reward for return to Roehr's music
3
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26

J. A. ROsEN. Patent Attorney. 41s Kan
sas ave-. Topeka
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PAVING.

CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED sRICK &
PAVING CO., us W. STU st. Mfgrs. O.
building. paving and gldeWaIk lrick.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANTED-To clip horses by electricity
Arthur Massey. 11s W. 9Th St
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'RECANING, repairing, uphoIsterinE. Ind
phone 1855. Chairs called for. p. ".
Whittier, 1928 Tyler ST.
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EoR sAnE-IeRAn ESTATE

ATE. FOR sALE-IsEEAxs ESTATE
~-~-~--i -~--~>~~---~~>@---~>>~0
Al NOTICE OF REMOVAL
AZ NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Ease OF OUR BUSINESS IT HAS BECOME Nee
ARGER AND MORE COMMODIOUS QUARTERS
ROOMS ONE AND TWO 627 KANSAS AVENUE
CIAL CLUB, WHERE WE WILL BE BETTER
Y FRIENDS AND PATRONS. IF YOU WANT TO
Mt, COME AND SEE US
BENEDICT & CO..
s27 KANSAS AVE
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Topeka KAN.
The fright Road" To and From ana
Between
CHICAGO OMAHA
ST. LOUIS DENVEh
MEMPHIS COLORADO EEGG
PEORIA FORT WORTH
ST. JOSEPH ST. PAUL
KANSAS CITY MINNEAPOLIS
Ano Everywhere Beyond
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-26

DON'T THROW AWAY that old carpet
but send 1t to u.s. we win make you
hne' rug from It. Write for booklet OF
phone "a The Mccormick Rug factory
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Seds MGnner ertrnnfen.

Gbarleroi Sa., %. WSGrS. =
@iuiam Siggins. Der SGbrmann bel
Der Sdleuie Hr. 4, periudte 6eute
friib, mdbrenb oidter Nebel berridte,
fiinf Wanner in einem aubn iiber
Den Monongobeln . Hiper 5i rltbern.
Sn Dem Nebel gerietb er 5ll nobe on
ben mterbalb beiinoli6en Damn,
lein Boot iuurbe bon ser reiBenoen
Stroming erfaBt unO iiber Oen0omm
geriiien. Won borte Die Siilferufe
Der Sniaiien OeS 4obns, fonnte ibneli
ieoo6 feline Siilfe Ieiiten uno iie per:
idmanoen iGmmtlif in oen 5lutben.
0os Boot trieb cine Meile unterbalb
oeS 9ommes ans llier, daein Die
Seiden Der Opfer limo nod nidt auf.
%gefunoen. Die Ramen Ser flint
MANNER mnroen nidt ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24

Rotienten wdbren0 ibrer GeconpoIeS.
Gems ouftueiien.
Sin Muiit- 2iebbaber miiroe 3. 9.
in oieiem Stadium fein &ergniigcn
an gutter Wtlriif finocn mtb gcIong-
meiIt icin uIO iein Sinu Oofiir min.
oe crit nod Oouitdnoiger @eneilt1g
3uriiftommen Sriibfo( uno In.
mutb, Ole 10 b6ufig ser Snfllten5u
folgen, fonnen our6 Ole refine MfiId),
mo 8|cgetobilien . 9iGt nufge6oben
oOcr DenigItenS pcrfiir5t meroen.
SIeiidtbee mo on0ere iogenonntc
StGrtlngSmittel p%cr50gern MIR sic
8encIung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
GrpreB5iiqe uno ShneII.
oomper ais 8erbrei.
terbon &ranfbeitSs

2ohoon, %. MGr3l = Or. Gas.
y. glbutt, Erofeiior Der Ybplif OH
Der Gambrib9e.llniOeriitdt, beboup.
tete in eirem Gortrog Dor Der SUN.
terian Societp," Dab SnfIuen5o ourd)
GrpreB5iige uno 9ompfer perbreitet
lueroe. @r iaete, lpenn cine Snflu.
en5o.Gpioemie ouftrete, iere St1ote,
melfe nit idneIlen 3iigen erreiht
fueroen fonnen, itets 5nerit bon Der
&rantbeit beimgeiubt peroen. 9or6.
China lei Die @ieee ser SSnflieuso,
fuie Dos @onges SboI ooS Der GboIe-
ra JET. Die Srons-S ibiriide 9obn
bot sur 8erbreitung Der aronfbeit
piel beigetrogen. Son 9pfbaro alma
Die epidemic oes SabreS 1889 aus.
Ton England faum Die aronfbeit
nod) Nefp-gorf in Dem eleiden 53eit.
roltm, ben Die idnealten 9ompier
dur areu5rng beS S5eans brollden.
Or. Glbutt b1lt nur sic 8%erioneu
fir onitedeno, oerfn Atbmunasorao.
ne bon Der aranfbeit befolen iino.
er fiibrt cine neut Irt Der aranfbeit
an, meIde er yoerldnserte Snfluenso"
nennt. Cabin aeboren ollie beionoe.
rem 9boien Der Shfluen5a, meIde ole
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@ekler MunIean ppr @eridt.

9ew- 0orf, 80. MGr5. = @eB-
Ter &oniieau, meld)er am IA. Sannar
i'll philadelphia inter Der Mnflage
oerbaftet murbe. einen 8eriud CUR
3eritorung OeS 0enfmals Srieorib's
oes @roBen in @aibinston gemadt
81 baben, muroe beiite babier Dor
@eridt g~eiteIlt, nnb 5tpar ipegen oes
Senoens elmer Sonenmaifine ouf
oas Tod bes Dampfers nlimbria"
am 8. Mai 1908. Der TroaeB miro
morgen fortgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24

Sn Chicago lit Elm G%onfurrens-
fumpf inter Den peridieoenen @isae.
ieuidJaften ausgebroden, in SoIee
belien Der Hreis oes Giles BON 40 anf
25 Gents pro Gentner reon5irt NOR
ben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24
Nbseipieien.

Sheridan. @po., 80. MGir5.-
0as bieiise Giitriftsgeriht bat Die
ebeldeiounssflase oes Oberiten@m.
S. Goop @nffaIo 8ins) abgepieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24

~S1Asr~y - - ~Si@L~.~eAtS~ nsA
Die ruiiiIde GreiIe soft Dem @elte-
raj Suropotfin bobe Entertaining
fir Den groBen Monne8mutb, ben er
ooourh, ooB er in elmer m~tergeoro-
neten StcQlna sur Nrmee 5uriidtebrs
te, bctlIn0ete, mo crfIGrt, ooB Der aes
ihlogene Siibrcr mebr WitIciO ais
SaoeI peroiene.
Sir un0 mi0er Sen &rieg.
Petersburg, %. MGr5. - Die
&riegSfreunOe iinO our6 Die etmaS
beiieren IltSiid)ten Der mon0i6uri-
iden gtrmce, oen Grfolg Ger innereu
9Inleibe mo bie Meloung BON Der
2(bfubrt oes inter Dem 9efebl oeS
&cc-9lOmIirolS &oieituenStD itcben-
ben @eidmn0erS ermutbigt.
Ser uSo6u oeS 8oterlonoeS" lit
mad g(bIouf ieiner Su5penoirung
BON orei Wonoten 9ouer mieoer er.
i6ienen lno befiirmortet in ieincr
beutigen Summer Den SrieoenS.
i6IuB. 9o8 9lott ingt, ooB oaS
obcnteuerli6e %orgeben in oerltonO.
i6urei $t,000,0O0,000 beri6llngeu
babe, uno 5lpor $250OO000O fir Die
Oitbobn $250,0O0000 fir
Sort 0olnp mno sort 9lrtbur mo
$500,000,000 fir ben &rieg. 0eS
@eiteren iiibrt 0oS 9lntt aus. boB,
penn Dies @elo in ser Seimotb pers
menoet moroen pGre, ouf iebe 8ro.
Oin5 fir SduIen, StroBen, Soni.
tatSmcIcn mo 8eleu6tung onnGs
berno $t0,0O0,000 entfollen mGren,
lmo idlieBt nit ben 8orten:
v&ergleidt Oieie beioen 9ilOer nit
uno iagt Oonn, OF ooS be-
OauernSnertbe, an Den 8ettelito6 ge.
brnfte GuBlou0 Den arieg fortleben
~
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&eOen bei'm StupelIou
beS Q d. d Of bits
sc nj a."

NemcoIt le SDne, 90
Wtor5. Gas nelte ioponii6t
SdIa6tidiff DSaibimo" wuroe oui
Der bieli9en Glsmid.S difistperfte IL
@e9enpart oeS 8oronS SoDnibi, oeS
ioponii6en @eionOten in 2onoon
pom StopeI 9elaiien. Mtooome 9lra.
fofpo, Die Satin Oes joponiihen @e'
nerol-aoniulS in 2onoon, beriibrtC
eineit eleftriiden anopf, ltno oo&
itol5e SdIodti6iif glitt longiam,
ober moieitGtii6 wie Elm S6mon ms
@aiier.
Sci Dem 9onfett, nel6eS Dem
Stopellotf folgte, brodte Sir Gin,
orelp gtoble einen SooIt altf y0dS
iapnnilhe Heih" aus. @r logte, aQe
europGiiben Nntionen, uno @roB-
britannien nidt ausgenommen,
f0nnten bon Sopon lernen. Die
Eolitif, luel6e Sapun Dor Arlsbrud)
oeS &riegeS ~perfolgte, Die beipun.
%oernspertbe Strategic ieiner Seer
fiibrer iun0 ole g~lGn5enoe Sapferfeit
ieiner Sruppen, Die sum AltSorud
famell, ais Sopan 5lm 2osi6logcn
g%e5fuungen noroen iei, in 8erbin-
Dung nit Ger co~niequent miiroigen
Saltung ieiner &egierung, ieien fir
ale Nutionen Elm nodobmenStper-
Ties 9eiipiel.
8oron Sopoibi, mel6er ouf oet
Sooit Sir Inorep Noble'S e%rmioerte,
ertl1rte, Sopon's @rfolge sur See
ieien gum groBen Tbeil Dem I'm.
Itonoe 5li5uihreiben, bob mebr, 'olS
elm 9ubeno ieiner eroBen S6iffe in
England gebout moroen leien. @r
beoaure nur, oaB Die y9oibima"
nidt am &riege tbeilnebmen fonne.
bod Oieier miilie idlieBlid Elm gnoe
nebmen, nno baum iperoe oaS gefpoI.
tige Sdiff nit sur @obrung oes
5rieoens i'm fernen Often pertuenoet
iueroen.
Gle nSoibima" unO oeren S6me.
Iterldiff vSotori," meld)es 5ltr 3eit
in 9orrom-in- SiirncB eebaut miro,
iinb Sobr5ciise bon 1900 9onnen,
nit elmer Observation-Disclosures bon
10 anoten. Sbre Souptbotterien
luerben aus ic bier 5w6If56aiaen. bier
5ebn5oaigen uno 3polf ied)s5oIligen
8eIdiiben bethlehem. Ger Yon5ereiir.
tel miro cine eide bon nei,n Boil
boben.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24

Sd9en mn Illfrdgen lpe9eH DER ans
gebliden 2anoidJpinoeleien III lltab
iiberi6lpemmt moroen, be5iiglid oez
rem olerbono ieniationeae Nohri6-
ten in Die @elt geiebt iuorOen iino.
Observation-Disclosures BON bobem @ertb
iouen ungeblih Der 9unoesreigerung
bon perifieoenen 9orporationen, bar
inter Der Nipbalt.5ruIt, Die ,Slo.
renee @ining 60" uno Die nGauen
Wining Co." oeren g~lftionGre cine
@n5obl befonnter Hem-Yorfer fsiz
%nanciers lino, abgei6uinoelt poroen
fem.
Sic Sbotiaden iino ipie iolgt: @rf
Der llintab : Snoianer : Neierpation
in lltab mar Dor Sabren @ilionit,
cine 9lrt Iipbalt, entbedt poroen, uno
oa es bieB, ooB bieie Sieierpotion Der
gelieoelung niht 9eoffnet peroen
iolte, 10 muroe 5tuei Gompagnien, Der
~Slorence" nno Der ,Hapen Co." ge-
%ltattet, nit ben Snoianeru Gontrafte
ab5uidIieben, auf Die Mn ibnen Die
ansbeutuna Der 4ipbalt-2aeer err
moglidt piroe. Spdter nuroe Die
8eierpation inoeB bod ser 9eiieoe-
lung seoffnet, uuo auf @riinb elmer
geitimmnna I'M Snoianer-9 Budget
pnroe es arrangirt, Dab Die mGIorence
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-24

oabingeidieoenen Sreiberrn b. Sanl-
meriteiu gum Winiiter oes SSnlleren
%ernonnt norocn. @r mar idon inn
Sabre 1901 fir Den Rolten olSer.
leben moroeL Der Damn aber Sam.
merltein 5ufiel. 9etbmann-Sollpeg
gilt ais genGBi9t conierpatiu. @r
mar elm Stloiengenolie mo Corps.
brloer oes GaiierS duf Der lniperii.
tat Bonn. Der n%eueruannte Mini-
iter oeS Snnern lit Elm @nfel oes i'm
Sabre 1877 geltorbenen altliberolen
&llltusminiiters Moris Iitgrit bon
getbmonn.Soupea. (Ibeobolo bon
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-07-07
The Lieutenant and the Italian.

About two years ago Lieut. Lanard
Of Providence was riding on the train
from Attleboro to Providence. At
Pawtucket n number OF Italian labor
ers boarded the train. The smoker,
In which Lieut. Lanard occupied a
seat. was fairly crowded. Having n
whole seat to himself, he moved over
and allowed one of the Italians to sit
beside him. at the same time hand
ing the son of sunny Italy cigar,
and also the one he was smoking that
the man might have light.
Although he could only express him
self by gesture. the pleased Italian In.
d;cated his thankfulness. which was
pleasantly acknowledged by the lieu.
tenant. The Italian took the whole
cigar and put It into his pocket. and
as unconcernedly put the stump In his
mouth and leaned back on the cush.
! ion. puffing away. while the lieutenant
stared in worGermcrt.-Doston Her
aid.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-07-07
Japanese Are Alert.

The Japanese Influence Is being
felt over the far East. Recently the,
established japanese museum at
Bangkok. the capitol OF Siam. 1t oc.
cupies large rooms in one of the
busiest portions Of the commercial
city, where samples are displayed of
almost every product of Japan. A
corps of clerks is in attendance to
rssist any who may wish to look over
the exhibits and purchasers can order
goods from the samples. The museum
is proving an increasing success.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-07-07
Personal and Social.

! Mrs. W. A. Russell writes US from San
Luis Obispo. Calf. as follows: I'VE ex-
pected to make Rocky Ford visit this
summer. but Mr.. Russell was taken to
the hosp,tarat San Francisco for an op-
GRAFTON. which has kept him confined to
his bed for so days. but he is up now
and doing pretty we'll. ] hope he will be
be home in week or ten days. II the
doctors think it best we will yet visit
Rocky Foid."
In a letter regarding subscription to the
Enterprise. Mrs. n. C. Jordan OF Kippen.
Idaho, says that section has had plenty
OF rain and the crops look fine.
Miss Maude Cressy left on Monday for
visit with her cousins. tho Misses
Sehade. in Denver.
Phil Erickson was Denver visitor this
week.
F. II. Hilfiker is spending few weeks
visiting his mother at Marengo. Iowa. and
will also make business trip to Chicago
before returning.
n. L. Meyer. after careful search
over the state for a good location for his
bsNkilUlE onHl, III llc 1lOtlluG pipHltos,
selected Fort Collins as affording the
best opening.
3. G. Wilson last week enjoyed visi,
from an old-time friend. W. Hanna OF
Liberty. Ind. who with his wife and son
has been making general tour Of the
west and south.
Mrs. David Best was at home to her
friends July 18th in honor Of her sisters.
who have recently returned from school.
and her nephew. Lewis Best. Of Missouri.
The merry party assembled on the lawn
where sumptuous dinner was served at
the noon hour. Dainty ices and cakes
were served for luncheon. the color
scheme being red. whits and blue. The
old-fashionsd swings where the little
boys let the old cat die" afforded great
amusement, but the vocal and instru-
mental music % ably rendered was the
main feature Of the day. The little
twinkling stars looked down upon the re-
luetantly departing guests. all voting this
% b the most glorious Fourth thsy had
ever spent 4.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-07-07
Cost Of Railroad Tunnel.

Among the interesting facts abou,
the new Pennsylvania railroad tunnel
and terminal in New York are these:
Total cost. s6O.0oO.OO0. in addition to
the s10.OOO.0OO for the station site. on
which were about 300 dwellings: daily
train capacity, 900: passenger accom-.
mediation daily. 100000: men at work.
about 10000: time required for trip
under the Hudson, two minutes
Philadelphia Ledger.