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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
Drsi 6si dporsus nit elmer flsincn
flaihs Gbamtcrlain's Seibweb,
Cholera uno Ourhfdll 2llcoisin

:fldi DE obdmterldin's Seibpeh.
Cholera uuo Ourtfall lllcoisin
pom Gbolsre 2rlorbus 9cbeilt.
per O. ". Sotplar Siabtower
Sla , ersdhlt cine Griabtuna bic Ell
maHte, n6breno er ola @eidmure'
ner in elmer Wturbunteriubun9 II
6omarbspiue, Rreisbaupthaot pom
aleiie GlebUurne, ala., fisurirte. III
inst: vHdbreno id bort mar. OBJ i'd
etruas iriihes uno aut Burt 5leiih
oas be, mir Gbplera WorbuS In iebl
lAlimmer Surm ueruriadte. Sd
fibtte ara eienb unb itidte nat Ell
ner oepiEen Gbulera : Neoisiu, fiat
oeEeu iauole mir ber apOtbeter einI
LSlaiHe Ghnmberlaiu's 2eibweb, Gbo
lera unb EurffaG. Neoisin nit ben
Bemerten, bas er bas @ewlnidtt
bate, mir aber in SolBe Der Or
prubtbeit oieies Ssilmittels, nuyS01
mir lettsres 80 ihideu, oa sr III
BE- fen u~nfehibare aur sarantire. Sd
uahm cine 9u1e Dauun uno fablte II
fanf Ninuten better. DE itueitI
Cole beilte mid ednsIi&. 8we
Riteei1murene litten in oerielbel
Reiie unb cine flui unb Stuuu5iI
Gent Slnihe heilte uns nae orei
8um Berfouf bel @olter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

nu6meu hurauf bic YlGBe pieOer elm
nnb Der @orbon1 GOb iih iiGer Der Oers
fctersn piece dc resistance oes
g(hcnbs. Mif niclem @crNuiiNrn lieIt
man Elm pcn Wierrc 2ouHS i'm Sour
nal" aufaeIfelltes @erWihuib Oon Gn'
loren. RE rrn Der Ncniur hcFrpffct
murber: Wrti~rr. Rocire. Srbdine.
Neoumurfoia. 9ictnr 6u0r. Dumas
Wnier unN Go0n, Muoi"r, 2rucuOc,
@oloc, Mrilbor mn NalGnn, Caribou
NIB Gloreiie - ieBt 2citer oeS 1brutre
7Frorroi9!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
Jnlh o'ihes.

Sn 9enofGu, mis-, 1T 5rau
GIiIubstb @dre, cine dIte AniieoIsrtn.
i'm utter pon rs Sabren geitorben.
9or pitlen Sabrsn bate lie odoura
@uiIeben srrsdt, odb Iie einen8pabIut'
meyer beirdtbsts, Der Elm Stlape GENE
fen mar. 6rdu @dre mar cine 9apes
rim unb lpuros inFol0e ibrer Seirdtb
sdnsli6 aus Der @eisQi6aft ous9s'
i6loFen. sic bIisb jeoo6 ibrsm
f6porSsn Gemdbl treu bis ans Gnos,
unb elmer ibyer leBten Wiinide mar
Der. oub lire llebsrrsite nsben ben Isl'
nisen bssruben piiroen,
Gin ntuss inout rtelles
llRtsrnsbmsn in Seattle 1T Die WoIb;
iustOn Salc Minins &c., osren 132
MeiIeR BON bort entfsrnt um Sta9ii
Ribsr bslegsns Sruben BON Der 8reui
Rprtbern Station Rodport ibrs Pros
butte psrlabsn uno auf eiuem bsion'
bers fir oisien 3psd erbauten Dam:
pier lp.itsr per BuNsr p%erienosn. Dit
b%sIonbsrs gsoeutuug Der 8eIsuihdt1
bsrubt BARN, pnb lie G%igsntbiimsrir
elmer Saltgrubc 1T. oeren ii6er.
baupt Rur pier in ben Der. Staater
eriftiren. oblpobI her sa9esbsourf ar
Sdltsrps Ii6 mad Regisrungsbsriatsr
auf 1876 9onnen bsIGuft. bic bel bel
Gubritntipn BON Pupier, 6urbsn uni
Sdmiermittelu Ysrlpenour9 finosn
9isIt 2altlOgsr iino. ME IS bstbt
nabssu unerid0pfli9. unO sbtnIo be.
fibt bic GeIsniddft sineu arcber
Reidtbum bon Silita, peIdes mi
SIS per SOure in giep YOrt bsSubI
tpirb urb sur Ssrittlurg ieueriete1
8auSisssl, IOpis in Der 8lusIabritd
tipn ongsipsnbtt lpirb. Sine 8Ids
Tabrit in Seattle b.Sitbt bsrsits 80C
Spnnen Gilita mpnatlia BON Der &c
Tsll1dft, an bsrsn Spite dngsieben
gsi6dftslsuts itsbeu.
Gin pro5tb pom 1ungs
nSbulihsm Sntsr,Fs fir OrOen mi
aebersperiiGsruRa 1T in ben @trihtsl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
BAT Qdui enoe furlrt ullo miro
iaub DID Purirtu.

@enn ou nit einem .WierCns uber
olaienlclocn bsBaitet biit, wie Mai
,rludt, Sriebt's S%rantbeit, Gatarrb
5%laienltein, Sdmer5cn I'M &udel
mo in Der Blaie, baum enrantirei
Vlr o0B ou wieoer 0anSlidj btr0eitell
Jeroen mirli 0urdl ben @cbraud) upl
;mitD's Cure 8ibnep Cure. Yret'
,cntS bic Walter BROS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

brad unb oann gu tobsn be9ann, BAT
.r pie i'm DabnIinn i'm iid i4lug
ais bic @erSte i'm in g%ebunbluna nsh
men puatsn, 10 bub sr nit 9swalt
f~eItos6alten tpsrbsn mubte. IS mubtt
Elm 8etGubunssmittsl u%nseipanot psr'
ben. ebe bic 4erSte nit alien Snltru.
menten has Sbisr finben tonntsn
IdlieBli6 balf cine GinipriBung Dor
iparmsm WoTsr, meldes ben &dte'
unIdGoli6 mutte, Der nu6 elmer mel
teren einItiinbi9en arbsit BON afue
9ler,ten berausoeholt nuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

6si fdgipdH9pOlsn @:rIs finb.t fit
bann aud bic Bite bes 0idters, bod
bur9 ben .Sonnsnelan3 ibrss 9liides
unb ibrer S60nbsit" aud .sin bunt'
les 8si9id' Elm penig 5u trbeaen, uno
elm folder Sonnsnfrabl muB bann
bod tuenisfsns bic Gorm zines 10s
ob.r 20 Sranlenitiides baden. Gold.
gettler MAIDEN ibr 9liid; lie Usrbisnsn
monatli6 500 Bis $3.50, lsb.n gut
uno baben elm nettss Siimm6en srs
Ipart. SOlserne arme unb gsine tuer'
ben benen, bic ibre sidsnsn bur4 irs
qenb einen llnfaG perloren ba6en, BON
elmer sanaen anaubl Don Ssisaf4aftsn
leibpsiIe iiberlaHen. uno Der rdrms, i'm
arisae perpuntetsg .teran" mu6t bulb
quite GeT6Gite. je mad Der 3abl Der
gIiebmaBsn, bic ihm feblsn.
Gin ensliider 3eitungsmunn fat
Ii6 unlGnSit in cine 6eribmte 9sttlsrs
i6ule BON Yaris ginlub 5u Osri6afisH
0epubt; 3usrit iagte man ibm, Dab ets
mas 0srartises nidt eriitirte; ais er
aber einmal 3psi Better in gang Uers
f6ieosnen StaottbsiIen inn cine ri6r'
| Ielige @ei6idte init Der glsiden gstos
nung, bsmIslbsn 3ittsrn Der Stimme,
benz slei6en untsrOriidten S9lu43en
unb 6enIel6en Details sr3dbIsn bOrts.
ftanb bic Msinung BEL inn felt, bab
bieIe 6eiben 8ettlsr BON Elm uno BENT
ielben 2ebrer aussebiIoet iein mibten.
Da lernte er odnn einen Iol4sn pros
f,For Der 9ettsltunit, W. pupulO, iens
men, Der ul6 Susleid 5srausssber b.s
.@rano Seu" 1T. Sn einem tlsinen
Deinausidant auf benz Wontparnahs
uab er feline S%tunben. Dem einen
6rudte Ct bic 3si6sn bel, nit bensn. ie
bic a~anbbGuier bs3eidnsn iOatsn j.
nad ben Oin9en, bic man bort erbieIt.
qnoere bersitS peitsr JOrtSsidrittene
srnten 3sidnunsen i6nsI uufs Stru'
benpflafer 5u malsn, cine Ie6r Elm.
trGQlihe 9lrt bes 9ettelns. 8eionOerG
Sorgfalt piro uuf Ous Giniibsn beG
Strdbeniineens Osrluentst. Die b0AItt
STUNT bes 9sttelns beisbt in gsi4id'
ten 0ertleioun9sn uno Wasten, uni
per pirtli4 Weiiter getpcrben 1T uni
in bieIer Shuls auaGelernt bat. BEL
tritt 6alb orr als ariippst nit 9sin.
tiimpTsn, al3 9Iinrer, ais Struben
Idnaer, als Ieaungs!cIsr Irbeitsr, al
Duralntitsr. ais 9GuSiummsr u. l. IN
German Syrup.
Bir wu0en unieren 2eiern cir
brldlid ueriihern bab Bodice
8 German sprup b%eut5utase politi
: cos einsise Yrapurat I'M Nartte /
rpeldes ehpinOiutt linoert nr
b leilt. Go entbdlt bic Gisenmitte
r als reinen Sheer. Nusaus uOn gfal
;enhars uiu., tpelfe als 8eilmitt
8 'ar outen unb Shwiuoiuht BON BE-
r neoesiniiaen eOnsrsien 70 bod @
iddst ino. Der ohUjnbFdlti9
einerlei ub bic Sran,beit i'm Sal
ober 2unae, mus oes Natts &u)
babe unb bes MorsenS irei iein oI
anfaae BON trudenen uno ioIterno'
buaen. Die ertrantten 3beile be
!, ianaen nat &ube, beilenoer u,
%linbenber B~ebanblune, unb Der y
8 tient bebarf Der friiden Guit, allt
n 0abruns ireien GusDnrfs oes VII
II gems, nit idneEer unb oausrnt
/. a.noeruue. 3teine Slaibhen
n, rs Gents eep6bnlihe Srbbe nabe
ie 4 Do 10 uiel eptbalteno Is Gem
ie Tn alien s~lputheten au haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Gas bibihe 6raul:in NeIic pas,
oMb in OMAHA ia9:: nSd Ueroante
neir 9utes Wusleben unO meme &e.
unbbeit Suu,her's 8udg Mountain
Ibee. SD babe meme puue &c
untbCit wieoer erlanat." Sbec ODE,
Sablgtten. 50 Gents.
lpaItcr, lIrpS,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Supan TT mad ben Ger.
Stauten unb @robbritannien bus 6es
o%eutenOIe ii'hprooucirenoe Guno.
Seine 6jIbinbuitrie bcIGuft Ii6 ouf
S3O,O0O,O0O, Qc0en $45,000.000 in
ben Geipen %gCnunntep GGr:atn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
5s4,smard. ; ci srns ylSrrtn

as 8lSmdrf ci trut NGrpm
uuren oaS Sieiultat letner uprtref
thben @siunbbeit. Gin uniiberwinb
liher Wiae un6 eineS &ieienencrei,
lat NiemanO, Oeiieu 2eber, Wager,
iieren uno @eOGrme nuBer Sronun(
iuO. &er Oieie 6Gbi8ieiten unb be
frfula, ben lie i'm Geben briraen,
)inidt, Der brauhe 3r. Sings
leue qeberSpiucu. Sieielben ent,
Jidelu bic puaen SGbioteiten npn
5ebirn un0 8brper. Muir 25 Gents
ei Bnller Bro NpOthefe II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
llrf abe pom Sd,laflofIAt.

llri abe pom SdluflofHat.
llnperbaulibteit hbri beinabe int
mer me5r ober weniaer ben Sdlai
unb III Oft bic llrinhe BON ehlahp'
hateit. Siele Sale iinb bauerno BON
ghamberlain'S WnaeF. uno Seberth'
ielten aeHAit purben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

q IN ni&t bic U1enee gofb Cream
bic cine Srou nuf ihr @efht itreidt;
IOnbern ME biel Rudp Mountain
9hee ne einnimmt, uni bic ipnhre
Gh6nheit herpprsubrineen. Die
bur4 0pnihers aDdp Rpunialn 9bee
herbpreerufene 0efi&tsiorbe bleibt.
IS Gents. Tbee Ober 9abletten.
ma1tss Dtss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27
,,Rettete nell Lebel"

- Das iaste Elm beruOrrasenSst
Gpotbeter Dor &ttr;ern iiber Scott's
GmuliiOn. 9euSbnli9 benusen mir
ipeber, nod be3ieben mir tns aui
i3eusnifie, tpenn mir gum Rubli'
tun iprsden ; aaein Obise uno
abnli6e 9emertunsen tpsrOen 70 Oft
in gerbinbuns NIT Scott's Gntil'
fion setban, bu6 fe tpobl elmer &C.
lessntliden Grtpabnuns ipertb itrtS.
Son Der &inSbeit an Bis gum
@reiienalter empfeblt ii4 ScOtt's
GmuliiOn alS Elm 3aperldiii9es
Mlittel, un9eiunOe unb iawade
gntwidelun9 3u beieitiSeu, inOem
iie ScWidtsoerluit unb Sitalitdt
pieber beritellt unO ab3ebrun9 Bet
binbert. 0as @irten BON Scott's
GnuliiOn lit ebenio iusni9 Elm Se'
bcinnliB wie DE 3uiammeniesun9
bcr Gmuliion ielbf. @as iie be-
uirtt, Sei6ie6t Sur3 Slabrun9 -
bic Sorte glabrun9, bic in 9epDbns
li4cr Speiie nidt entbalten 1T.
9ein Spitem 1T gu iawO9 ODER
st cnrpfiuOlid, un ni4t ScOtt'S
Grruliion einncbmen 3u fOnnen rno
buUon gilecn ;a 5ieben.
vi i&id.n GR1 cine RrObs irsi.
8 !: !: !. J: !: !: !: !: !: ! ! !. !. !: : : !. . ! !: ]: !: :: !: !: !: !:
a n G6tet 6urauf bab oicies
E@NA giIo in Der 6Orm einss
&M Gtitetts auf bem umi4laf
XNlSA ieOsr 6lai&e stott's gmal
G1@T iiOn 1T, bic SIR fault.
NSW Scott & BOVINE,
~~M l|k>o gbemtlsr,
SN NE 400 Ysarl etrest,
~~ Rsp BORT.
SO gents unb $1.00; ale apotbeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

Das 9aeewerl beeinnt beim eriteu
Wuraererauen,
DOh &odp Mouniatn Sbee mirtl nr'
ermlolih 9aa uu6 Hadt.
Die &trfuna bleibt niht aus, biz
Guaen ilarcr ifouen -
Dos ms, mas ihn bot nberau BE-
Thbmt Uemadt.
Waitsr Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-27

SRI. Gillian Yopcu. NurOra. Sub, ibribt:
rettes Srhbiobr 500 i'd mir cine ihpere Grfaltnns 5u, inbent t&
mid riuem %cacutustkr ausictte NIB uaRc Safe bctam. Sd ucrnad'
IaIFate bic Grtalnns, oa i'd slaubs, Fe warbe prrsr1eu. aber te bieb
at mir baften ab nad grrlanf uun suei &O6cn nuroc nrta 5utanb
fhltnu, 70 baF ib cinia6, Oak it etpas basrsen tbun mhTe.
rSd bate 70 pd UutcS hbcr 3eruna ecb6r, bak i'd cine Slaibe
tanfte unb aiming, es rcsrmaRt8 81 nsbmen. Sd tuar erfrent, as tb
mertte, bnR bic Grtdltuns uno Der $afen mod etucr ISOLDE beocntnS
nadsrnfcR bcttrR axS cine brrip6acntide %e6anbinng iteate incline &C.
U5bnIi6 cute @siuubbcit p~UafGnbio wieocr Der" gillian Euwea.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-19
WHO PAYS THE BILL.
Board of Control and Gov Hoch Play
AIphOnse and CASTOR.

The state board of control and Gov
ernor Hoch are having a sort of an
Alphonse and CASTOR controversy.
My dear governor says the board of
control, I'VE insist upon paying our own
expenses while on the trip to Iowa and
Minnesota"
Impossible" says the governor, 81
demand that I be allowed to pay your
expenses out of my contingent fund"
So when the three members of the
board of control set out today for the
purpose of visiting Des Moines and
Minneapolis, Mimi, they were harassed
with doubts as to whether they would
be allowed to pay their own expenses
while on the trip.
The members OF the board who went
on the expedition to the north were e.
B. Schermerhorn, Sherman Elliott,
Harry Bowman They will investigate
the workings of the board of control
law in Iowa. and Minnesota, the two
states from which the Kansas law was
drawn.
Governor Hoch says: "The members
of the board say that they prefer to pay
their own expenses on this trip, and that
they are taking it simply because they
are interested in the work which they
are about to undertake and are able
and willing to pay their own way while
becoming familiar with their duties I
don't think they should be expected to
pay their expenses while making such a
trip for the sole purpose of fitting them
selves to perform their duties as state
officers, and I think I shall insist upon
paying their expenses out of my con-
tingent fund.-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-19
TYPHOID NERVES
Extreme Weakness of Nerves an
After Effect of Fever.
Mr.. Worth Suffers Six Months Of
Misery Caused by General Dis
order of His Nervous
System.

Typhoid fever is sometimes called
nervous fever. During the course of
the fever the nerves are always pro-
foundry disturbed, and when 1t is over
they are left so sensitive that the pa
tent has to be guarded against ali
excitement. In the tonic treatment
then demanded, regard must be paid
not only to building up flesh but also
to strengthening the nerves. A rem
edy that will do both, make sound
flesh to repair waste and give new
vigor to feeble nerves, is the most CON
venient and economical.
Mr.. Worth has had valuable experi-
ence by which other sufferers NAV
profit. He says: II had a severe at
tack of typhoid fever late in the fall.
I got over the fever. but remained
very weak during the succeeding
spring and summer. My heart paint
tated, my breathing became dif5cuIt
after the least exertiOn and there was
in that way for fully six months AS
I did not grow out of it did not in
fact see the slightest improvement as
time passed, I decided to use the very
best tonic to be found. and endeavor
to get back my strength and my com
mand over my nerves. A statement
in the papers about a very renarlSa BILE
cure effected by DR.. Williams Pink
/ Pills impressed me so much that I
concluded to make trial of them in
my own case.
Almost as soon as I did so. 1 found
that I was using the right remedy for
my troubles. They helped me so
quickly that I could see decided i'm
/ prOvement before I had finished the
first box. I kept on taking them for
several weeks and when I stopped I
was completely we'll I consider DR..
/ Williams Pink Pills a most valuable
remedy, and I am in the habit of
recommending them to others who
are afflicted as was"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are widely
known, and justly praised. 1t is one
! of their great merits that they supply
strength to muscles and nerves at the
same time that they purify the blood;
and correct disordered action of bodily
organs Nothing could be better for
forwarding recovery from facilitating
diseases such as typhoid They create
what we call the necessary conditions
or basis of all sound health, and they
do all this better than any other
known remedy.
Thousands of testimonies from all
parts of the world agree in supporting
that of Mr.. Charles Worth. whose
home is at East Vassalboro, Maine
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are the rem
edy to use when the blood is thin as
matism; or when the nerves are weak
as in neuralgia; or -lifeless, as in par.
| tial paralysis; or when the body as E
i whole is i'll nourished, as in genera
debility. When the nerves ache ant
i tremble it means that they are starv
/ ing. The only way to feed them /.
/ through the blood. and the best fooC
/ is DR.. Williams Pink Pills. They ar,
sold by all druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-19
RAILWAYS OBJECT.
Rush to Break the Armour Refriger-
atOP Car Combine.

Chicago, May 19.-Within a com
paratively short time the Armour Re-
frigerator Fruit line will have no ex-
elusive contracts over any of the rail-
roads. The recent exposures regard
ing the abuses Of the private concerns
in the matter of icing and other auxi1-
iary charges to shippers have so thor
oughly awakened officers of the rail-
ways that they are determined to cut
loose from the monopoly and deal di-
rectly with shippers, even if millions
of dollars go into the building of re-
frigeratOrs.
Notice has been given that the con-
tract between Armour and the Denver
& Rio Grande and Rio Grande West
ern roads, Gould lines, will not be re-
newed. The management of the
Gould lines has directed that hereafter
the cars of the American Refrigerator
Transit company, an auxiliary of the
Goulds, be extended to operate over
cars being owned by the Gould COM
pany, viii charge only the cost OF
icing.
The Illinois Central always has op-
posed the Armour monopoly and is
now making preparations to wage the
war more relentlessly than ever. The
big Four" which handles a great
deal of fruit and dairy products, will
do its own refrigerator car business
While this road, by reason of lack
of refrigerator cars of its own, Will dc
business with the private car lines, il
will enter into no contract giving ex-
elusive privileges to any private con-
cern. The Rock Island already has
made contracts for new refrigerator
cars of it's own.
Another road that will decline to
make any exclusive contracts with pri-
vate companies is the Burlington. In
vestigation shows that every railroad
operating out of Chicago is either ar
ranging to do its own refrigerator
business or, if forced through lack OF
cars, to use those of the Armour OF
other lines. viii refuse to enter into
exclusive contracts, and will not allow
the private companies to make
charges beyond cost for icing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-19
SPRING CATARRH

Changeable Weather Causes Disease
Breathe Hyomei and Cure CataTrh.
The changeable weather Of Spring.
with its warm days and cold nights.
Is responsible for a great increase in
the number of cases of catarrh. 1t is
now that Hyomei, the only guaranteed
treatment for catarrh that cures with
out stomach dosing. should be used In
every home.
Hyomei is a scientific method by
which pure air impregnated with Ma
lures own remedies for the cure Of
catarrh, can be inhaled by every suf-
ferer in his or her home. Breathed
through the neat pocket inchaler that
comes with every outfit. its healing
volatile, antiseptic fragrance reaches
the lungs and air passages as no stom-
ach dosing possibly can do. It gives
immediate relief and makes lasting
cures.
Proof That the Hvomei treatment
viii do all that is claimed for it is
found in the guarantee under which
Rowley & Snow, 500 Kansas avenue.
sell it, an agreement to pay back the
price If the purchaser can say that
Hyomei has not given satisfaction.
Complete outfit $500; extra bottle
so cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-19
COMMERCIAL CLUB TONIGHT.
H. H. Tucker and j. C. Mcdowell VIII
Discuss on and Gas.

II. H. Tucker. secretary of the
Uncle Sam Refinery company, and J.
c. Mcdowell general manager Of the
Kansas Natural Gas company. will
speak before the Commercial club to-
night.
Mr.. Tucker will tell the merchants
of the plan to bring oil here and build
a refinery. and Mr.. Mcdowell will eX-
plain in detail the uses to which gas
can Be put
This viii be an opportunity for the
power and light users of the city to
become acquainted with the gas and
oil situation and it's future relation
with Topeka. These two prominent
men We're engaged by President Holli-
day for the especial purpose of giving
out information relative to gas and oil
for which the business men OF the
city have been asking a. great many
times. Both of the speakers will be
primed with facts and figures and Will
be ready to answer all questions.
w. L. Taylor viii speak on the ad-
stability of sending out a trade eX-
tension train.
The programme for the meeting is
Mr., T. q. Mcdowell of Pittsburg.
Pa, general manager of the Kansas
Natural Gas company, viii address the
club on the advantage of natural gas
for manufacturing and domestic use,
at Sis o'clock.
Mr.. II. II. FUCKER JIss Secretary VI
the Uncle Sans Refining company,
will address the club on the advant-
ages of crude oil for manuf9 curing
and domestic use, and about laying a
pine line from the oil fields to Topeka
and building a refinery at this point.
Mr.. J. A. Brake of the Ohio-Kansas
OH & Gas company, will also address
the club.
Committee on national legislation
have reported against the proposed
repeal by congress of the national
bankruptcy law. If you are interest
ed, attend.
Communication from Freight Pub
fishing company on national railroad
legislation.
CHAIRMAN committee on Transports
ton will talk about special train to
advertise Topeka.
Communication from department OF
commerce and labor.
Passenger train service on tne MIS-
souri, Pacific railway.
Miscellaneous business
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-19
Job That Is GOING Beooino

# you are a prominent citizen n
Topeka an honor awaits. If Won
expect to be in Portland. OREGON,
some time about the goth of july the
honor will be thrust upon you. Mavor
". H. Davis is seeking for a At per
sohage to represent the city of Topeka
in the national convention Of the No
uonal Association of Charities and
Corrections which cOnvenes in Port
land in the latter part of July. To-
peka has been invited to send a repre-
sentative and the invitation has been
lying on the mayors desk for some
time past awaiting to be accepted. So
FAR the mayor has not been able to
discover any citizen of considerable To-
cal prominence who is going to attend
the Lewis-Clark exposition which Is
on at that time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-19
SO CENTS A WEEK
BUYS A TOPEKA LOT
Remarkable Opportunity to Secure
Beautiful Home Sites in NIelrose
Subdivision.

The proposition to buy a desirable
building lot in high class neighbor-
hood of beautiful homes, within seven
minutes of the center of Topeka, on
sounds increditable, but is fact
Messrs. Grover and Sayman Of Indian
apolis have plated the magnificent
tract of elevated land located between
9Th and 10th avenues just one block
west of Morris avenue, into lots which
they are offering at prices ranging
from $50 to $195 each, on the remark
able terms of but one dollar down,
then fifty cents per week thereafter
until the lot is paid for. No interest
whatever is charged upon the deferred
payments, there are no extras of any
kinds, and taxes are paid free for
buyers during the entire period OF
purchase. Should the buyer be i'll
payments are suspended. The extreme
ease and fairness of the plan will ap-
peal powerfully to people of moderate
incomes ambitious to secure the start
of home in a thoroughly desirable
neighborhood, where values are stead
lily increasing. No part Of Topeka is
growing faster than the desirable west
end The city is already built around
three sides of Melrose Subdivision
with substantial, and in many cases,
expensive homes. Col. B. P. Thiebaud
q member Of the firm of Grover and
Sayman who is in charge of the sale
has closed out similar offerings recent
ly in seven of the leading cities of
illinois ana Missouri and states that
in all his experience he has never
handled a tract of lots as eligibly To-
Gated or as low priced, intrinsic values
considered, as these. Never before
has the home-buying public of this
city been afforded the opportunity to
secure thoroughly desirable home-sites
on such remarkably easy payments,
and the sale will doubtless break the
real estate record of Topeka in its
quick results. The sale opens tomor-
row morning and viii continue sun
| dav. Statesmen will be on the lots
continuously. To reach the property
take the Asylum car to corner of VIII
low and Elmwood streets and walk
one block west, or the Lowman Hill
cars to Brooks avenue and walk one
block north.