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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-31

1t 10 certainly time to think OF ch' sing
Governor "who will help develop this old
Green Mountain State" and we feel that
"Oh Why" has struck the true "pitt d" IN
advising "a business man, who 10 YER
monter and who has the progress and in
terest Of Vermont at helrt, who 10 sue
cessful man ard knows how to help as az
osord success " CoDld such one be found
who also knows the common wants OF field
and woods and understands what 1t Is to
turn our soil or rope In the hay from some
precipitous place, sweating like beast OF
burden, he would probably have the vote
Of this town aud many others also, could
he be known. Produce the man just bring
forth man like that II you can, On Whv'
ARLINGTON.
Miss Odell o: Erie, Pa. Is the guest OF
Miss Ellen Garfield, -
e. n. Holden and villa 'of Bennington
were in town on Sunday.
Fred Hoyt Of Pit,sdeld, Mass, Is visit
ug Mrs. Martha Crofut.
Miss Mary Hasti ngs Of South Shafti-
bury visited Mrs. Vault Monday.
&C. 8. Holden Of FItchburg, Mas, has
been At bic old home for few days.
n. N. Shaw and Mrs. X. n. Andrew Of
Manchester Cent,r spent Sunday In town
Miss Elvs Brown con has returned from
Buffalo where she has been spending few
weeks.
Edward Brownson has accepted posi-
ton in w.stwood, N. j., and leaves town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. A. Adams have re-
turned from Malletls Bay where they have
been camping several weeks.
The many friends Of Rv. 3. Il. Wat
kins Of st. Adams, VI, are pleased 70 have
him In town for few days.
Mrs. DIN scott of Benningt ton and Mrs.
Chas. r. Burnhsm OF Burlington spent Sat.
urday with friends In town.
Arthur q. Garfield and wife, who are
| spending the summer At Manchester were
recent guests At the Bdck House.
-Mrs. Thomas Higgins was recently
called 10 Bennington BY the serious Illness
| IN father Aichsel Morrissey.
The services al 81. James church were
unusually well stt.bdec Oh Sunday. Rev
s. II. Watkins PREACHED At the morning
etyics aud Csaon B.odget, Of the Albany
c. b.dra, 1t The sveLiug seivc..
Rev ard Mrs. Hopkins Of Chicago wers
in town Monday. Mrs. Hopkins ~As for
merry Miss Mrie Graves daughter OF Rev
Gemout Graves. Although abrent from here
many wears MS. Hopkins sill loves The
home Il Der childhood and our bsautifu
n ountslbs.
--Tae Bs,tenkiii Valley Industrial Socie
~ w,lI hol their sarsAi fair 90 Sept ~
"a ana IAN. There VIII be the usual NJ
,r.c.,ops. tie racing card, are we'll FLIED
AZ .,l DC better than las, year. Toe Il
hitiis Of poultry and live stock PROMISES t'
be exceptionally nss. No automobiles vii
be admitted TO the groaads.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-31
MANCHESTER.

Sec Hard's new advertisement this
week.
Rev. VI. Kelley spent Sunday at Ar.
iing,on, VI
Mrs. Flank X Gray has returned home
after spending . month a K. G, GrAys'
--Robbins Barstow 10 home aeaiu after .
three month. .opurn 10 New Hampshire.
Miss Jessie d. Lsvdon Of Rensselaer,,
NY. 10 the guest Of him Clara: Perkins.
walter r. HIN IL spcnding bis vacation
.. his grandparents, Mr.. and As. X. Q.
Gnv.
A, the time Tar the Fair approaches We
zee the tro.ters being desporied sboot our
s,re,s.
The guests Of Geo. Brysn,s cottage
took trio around the Green River Valley
sundsy.
--nu Rose Mont Who has bssn vssit-
Ing her father 10 soeth Londonde ~ has
returned home.
Your attention 10 called TO the School
Directors roiice undsr cur SPECIAL Column
headed "wanu".
Mr.. Jsm.s MeGevern was with biz
FAMILY over sardsy, coming ap from Ss~
York Saturday p. N.
-Consrssmsn ard MAJ sherman And
marty NJ utica, = T., were a, The Roulpoi
10. the ,oufpansrs
-Mrs. Assis Cor coniiuees unde' th'
doctors care. Her advarcsd NC nshs'
her recovery tiow.
Mis- Miaa A. slnpsoa ~ho 10 'perdint
The sammer 81 North Bsnrinftoa viss.rt
Ar Clara B. stafford lat week
GEO. ". Bnr,os ard si'e Of Lacrosse
wiz Who have been sp.edins fec ~ssl
ANA WIN. Rertess, hsvs returned bcus
--cass. l.. Randall, the millman.hsd tb'
vn,,fortuue 70 have = can u mik tippe'
over Mendsy q. a., hy the susaen starsIri
Of bic ho'ss.
-Mu J. c. Gak ~ Glens fails Aes
yo,t. Ia nstsrs Wait 10 btf cd Muscles
ser fr<sds. Ma. Csrk ~ss formerly Ms
Ylerssos Wooster u this piAss,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-31

oft,cs bosrs, ffoa Q a. = N. 10 300 .. IA
hails Close.
GJax south 6ssa N, u sOa. u. D. N.
q ang North SIS = m.s.so .. N. s.S o. IN
n.sehss,sr Cen,re, Dorset and Peru stage
iis0 sm.
hAlls Due.
From The North, 80 M y m'
FROM the South. sud 10 am. A u p m.
Manchester Centre, Dorset and Peru pm.
ON - opsa on saad,y from = 10 TO ioa
m. ia.ls 70 l9.so .. IN. ID. X. slmonds'
Postmaster,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-31

Every man owes /, TO himself and hi
family 10 matter = trade or profession.
Read The display advertisement Of the si1
NOR. schools OF Telegraphy, In this lss1e
and learn ho~ easily young man or lady
may learn telegraph, and be assured =
posiuop.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-31

rAsst rsais ee . ia Ksesa sstsh ~ isat
-. ks.t,ss,, f.,sss So sa..st nssssf ssa Aasstff
ssaa 81 /. ss.la a. a.. 40 r ~. tas a. D -
LOO tsassy, 49, Atsh fsossa asa AsmsAt'aa l'sPea
$50 aga - 80 8 g., Ana 500 3 e.
k.ssis tsss tt, Hpsaa TIE f~tst ~ ftfe' ~
i, phf8 81 pnA tmvp& lfF tfAsA' w. %'sa tA''' ~
GOES Agsof ~ itsinz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-31

An TINS - M.ha tsno8 .gNfss-
I'm gus u hssss fsoet Afsets.
bsas : NsAF Fsatls spAAss
FEHsrrx ssasIust Asg Aflsf2Ae
\ ysssspst Fsfi1s Lss susabsd
~, 6ea. M taas tsh4ss ossssA Feaesss
s..,te G. N4sse.
f.ssffsi N SO sftsfAt Fshaf Sts'ss
hi aainua. Nstssapt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-31
LAST RUPERT

Mrs o II. Dinforta Is spsn nag few
weeks ln Brstticboro -ih NJ. and Mr..
John MAnley.
Ma sarah R., lnon Of Manchester
D pot 10 calling on fieuds here where abe
We'd 70 live,
Mrs. Joanna wahh has returned home
apd viii be ~i,h her daughter Nellie fer
The present
-usy Frost and Mildred Dsnforth ey.
% c. to sue'd the Barr and Burton SEMI
nary the ccuing fAli term.
tn. glbberish Of Octave CavIllion seems
..fonny" ard ! wonder " the horse was
"~stsred" before being used. The collar
buttons nigh, be used TO pick llyres) for =
run OF the scales, and II the ''shoes" were
lsi,-,bel luck be 70 tbe Dexs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-31

Mrs Aiss b ,atn vIsitea 10 D,rsst this
week.
--Huold stone Of Ra.laSd u vlri.lng bis
pcusia MIS- Maui fishss,
--Mlst AnaA Battle, ~ho has been visit.
ing friends rear bos,oD, has returned.
james carwf Of slmcosvills ia whiting
fr,euds 10 tosn 90 his wny 10 Pswlet.
Mr.. issn c. Roberts " Railsnd 10
visiting BET .oas, ". n AID Ross X hertz.
Mr.. And Mrs. II n. SHAW aud Mrs.
Eugene Andww 'psnt sandaF 10 Airing
ton.
Mics Coats q Aihaty. who hss besn
the gses, Of Mr.. AID hrs. ". Il. Bandy,
returned 70 Der bone Asaday.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
boffentIi9 gang @eneiene tn BE Urine
Qepnhdrb Heimers All fiibreu.-

boffentlt9 gang @erefene tn BE Mfme
2eonbarb &eimers 5u fiibren.
Ils nun beute Ibenb I'm S9ldfs
tpagen Rargit gum erftenmal pon ibrer
2iebe fpro9, ba bate bic Mutter aufz
f9resen mIgen Dor 9liidIeligfeit. Oenn
audi i9r ladte cine fonnige 3utunft,
tpenn IL subor lire Sp6ter gu elmer
gliidli9eu iungen Jrau MAIDEN tonnte.
Gs mar elm 8ub norausentri9teter
S%antbarteit, BEN Trau emma leBt OUT
bic blei9e Stirn Der i'm S9lafe Ia
9elnben Warsit baudte. 4u9 Tie, bic
Mutter, tpiirbe beriidsnb f9Dn trGus
men beute Na9t.-
2eiber trGumte bic liebenbe 6rau
aud i'm @u9en. sic Bate ionit err
tennen miihen, bab bintsr al Der
9liidfelieteit, bic lie in fih unb um
fi9 gu fehen bermeinte, fur9t6ares I'm
bell i9 brobenb psr6reitete. @ber tie
abnte es ni9t sinmal, bab Wilbelm
Weber nun tpirtli9 liebte-sum eritens
nal in feinem 2eben nit Der sanseu.
INNER tpiehsr suriideebGmmten flume
member Seibenf9aftli9feit feines Wes
fens liebte-bab absr ni9t fe es mar,
bic ale feline Nsrpen in 53udunsen pers
febte, ni6t lie, fonbern bic unter feinen
Gusen bonn &irbe CUR Sunsfrau aufgee
bliihte Waraitl
unp mas Jrau Gmina noc pentser
fir m0slih sebdlten bate. par, bdB
WilbeIm Weter uuf bic 2aufbabn zines
@erbrs6srs suriidblidts. Sic, Die IS
nit aGem guten Winen elmer oantbaren
Natur ni6t permudt bate, in stp0lf
froben Sabren, bic Tie ibm bantte, ben
ebrIi6itsn, beiten, ben grobberoigften
Menf9en lieben gu lernen-iie, Die bon
Ibf4eu bopor Suridgsi9redt mar, NIT
sinem atpor bobenlos lei9tiinuigen.
4arutteri4pa4en, fat pertommenen,
aber bieGsi9t ni9t sisentli9 i9ledten
Weni9en gu leben-fie bate, man BARI
foeen: auf BEN erften Bid ibr 9ers
perloren an cine sebprene, unrettbar
bsrlorsne Gaunernatur-an sinen @ils
helm We6er!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

= grsisbises Sbema.
Srau (na9 benz &affeefrGns9en):
$50 cine einfa9e Trau, bic ertrantts
poitmeifterin. :. unb bod baben mir
uns heute brei Stunben iiber lie un<
ter6alten!"
= 9 Ballet. o.: Senfen
Sic nur, benz Heasnienten Der rHa4z
ri4ten" sefiel getern bas Ballet iebr
gut, tpGbrenb es benz 4ritifer bes
r@~naeisers" brett mibfiel! g.: Sas
ma9t ni9ts; ibr llrtbsil mar bennod
febr Gbnli9: mas benz Ginen Gle
pbanten">, mar benz anbsrn .gIfens
8ein".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
3. & b | I

M rft am s~tpeitsn Mpreen mad
W MRS. 9outons 4breiie fanp
- ii6 Der Oottor Weber i'm 8us
reau bes Re9tsantpalts &ei=
mers elm. Der seitrise Gag lei linn
nit llnterbrinsung bes Wenissn, mas
man bate retten tOnnen, nit @ernebz
muneen Dor Der Yoli5eibeb0rbe unb
enbli9 NIT auerlei gerfu9en, ii9 teles
srapbif9 nit isiner !Serrin in Ser
binbuns gu isben, bergansen-@er>
fu9en, bic leiber e~rfolslos eeblieben
tpdren.
Mit biefer einleitenben grfldruno
tparen eisentli9 bic nG9ften Srusen,
bic benz Intpalt arf ben 2ippen branne
ten, portpes be%anttportet. Der CREDITS
dntpalt fabte ben Wunn f9arf in's
@uge, Der angeii9ts zines fpl9en Grs
sisniFes bic Rube bsiab, einen nabesu
erf9Dpfenben 9eri9t in 70 tpents @or>
ten gu geben. gr i9ien linn merttpiirs
big bsberrf9t; auber elmer lsi9ten
8ldHe, bic au9 auf bic rein pbpiii9sn
4nitrensunsen bes eeftrieen Sases auz
riidgefubrt perben tonnte, fa6 man
Serrn Ooftor Weber ni6t an, bdb er
Dor fsasunbbreibis @tunbsn 3suge
elmer furdtbaren 9ranbfataftrppbs ses
ipeien, bab er, tpie bic 3eitunsen be-
ri9tet, felbf in 2sbenseefubr sef9pebt
unb penig mebr an feinem perfon=
li6en gieertbum gerettet batte, als er
auf benz 2eibe trug.-Seine Dirt, fd
u~ussubriiden, NOR porii9tig unb eez
tpGblt pie ie, er fofettirte aud beute
npa-nad Sabren!-mit jenem gepiis
fen amerifanifden Oialeftantlanse, Der
benz Intpalt INNER fpie ettpas abit9t>
li9 beibebaltenes ppr9etommen mar; er
CAB ii9 ben @ni4ein, gu rein sef9dft=
li4er 8eipre9ung bier eri6ienen gu
fein.
rSaben sic bereits irgenbp.l6e
S9ritte tpsgen Der Seuerperii9srune
setbun, 9err Ooftor9" fraste &eimers,
r@epiB; i9 babe bic slidli9erpeiie
gerettete police einem mir befreunbsteu
4ntpalt iibergeben, bamtt er bas Gr=
fprberli9e einleite. -"
sd bin einieermaben pertpunoert,
9err Doctor, bab sic ni9t mir, BEN
itdnbiaen @ntpalt Der Mrs. 9ouitun,
'iefen auftrag ertbeilten."
LIMB bed iiegt bic grtlGruna ;ebr
nabe: in Qbipefenbeit Der Mrs. Souz
iton bin ia IS, Der ibre Iniprii6e Bel
Der @eritderungsseieGf9aft p~ertritt
limb i9 babe mid natiirli6 on einer
periOnli6sn Sreunb s~etpenbet."
,Neriteben mir uns re9t: mir III
es ni9t ettpa linn ben Iuftrag gu tbun.
@pr FOLDER falf9en NuffaHung glaubtt
i9 mid ii9sr. @ber i9 belize bi.
@puma9t Der Mrs. 9puiton-"
rSopiel if peiB, I'M in Ingeleesns
beiten, tpel6e ibre 8erbinoung nit bel
8erliner 8anf betreffen unb in einieer
fleineu Geri9tsfafsn. Sber-irre id
mi99 Ginb sic bielIei9t nit elmer
GeneralpoGma6t betraut porben, Serl
He9tsantpalt2"
rSas ni9t. @ber Sbre 5rage glib
mir bas Re9t gu elmer 8eaenfraee,
Stnb sic BERN iiberbaupt irgenbtpi;
ermd9tist, fir Mrs. Soufton in berer
@btpeienbeit einsutreten9"
@ WOrtiesuns fOIst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

Mittef, mager gu fper'
ben. Man fdaffe ii4 einen photo
erapbif4en Momsnt Mpparat an.
alsbalb tpirb man nabnebmen".
= Gutter &atb. a.: Weini
SDbrs lit bod elm 81 unartiger galg'
g.: 9eben sic bas Sinh bod gu IN.
fern Sreaniftsn in penfion. Der melt
bod nit 8dlsen umsuseben!
-Dur4 bic 8lume. @eia'
balls detnsm Nsffen elm nur balb se'
flutes @las Mein anbietenb): Nun
mas iagit Du gu Dem Wein4en9 Hef'
f.: ON! Gin gutter Sropfen! -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
armer Gerl.

w@as9 sic boben ia cine pra9t-
frau! Gin &iit6en fol9 berrli9er Gi>
garren tauft tie Shnen9"
@bemann GeufSenb): rSa, aber
bamit barf i4 nur ben 8efudern aufs
tpdrten!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

Cf rft am stpeiten Moreen mad
~ mrs. 9ouftons 4breiie fanb
- fid Der Oottor Meber i'm 8us
ROOM Nea RehtanurnnIt6 Reiz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

Sunee Grau (sdbnsno): rSit
oas Elm Does, langpeilises Neft.. %
bate i'd rubig meinen Mann mitnsbs
men tonnen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

@atte: ,Absr bieie theuren Mpbes
laden fOnnen mir bod ME unb nim<
mer besabkn!"
Srau: 8, bos peib i9 i9pn!!"
@atte: rNber, Cha! Damn pirb
man tie Dir fpGter tpieber peepfdnz
benz"
Jrau: nSa = fpdter! 9is babin
fnb fie f9pn ldngit aus Der Mobe!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
Inntk.

6 r: Sold Elm 8leioerftoff bon
beute bGIt bod faum Biz -morsen!"-
Ste: DO fiebit Ou. tpie gut es lit,
oab Die mohe RAID toedfelt.~
s Saa~Ssa
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

- Malsprppre. @ater: Warit
9u audi beute re4t faubsr in Der
Sdule9 9Gns9en: So, Der 2ehrer
fagte, iA lei bod NAL PROPER!
bic Gle. a.: Woz
bin 70 eilis9 g.: Sur Babe @nitalt.
o.: ga. seben sic bod langfam! g.:
8enabre! Nebme ia Stur5<gGber!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

wv H~* w.
bedt?"
@9iIer G4peist).
2ebrer: nNa, Su Onmmfopf,
fptibt Ou benn bas nod ni9t? Go
lumbus, bos tpeib ieber Menf9, ieoes
&inb, i9 peib IS. ~iiberbaupt jeoer
gfel peib bas!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

= Stobfeuser. 8ummler:
sd tpont', es gdb' fem 9elb = bann
bGtt' i9 bod niAt INNER teins!"
= Mus berSn itruftip g.
It unb yWosu bent bic parobez
uniform?" = nSamit man lie inipiz
5iren funn!"
= Srappirt. S9ulebrer:
Serr @irtb! Sett! Wirtb (erftaunt):
Waaas9 2ebrer: ga, Sett! SIT er
frappirt? @irtb: Nein, aber i9!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-22
CLAIM IS MADE OUT.
Judges and Clerks Who May Get Paid
for Bond Election.

The claims of the judges and clerks
at the recent election for extra pay
Tor counting the railway bond ballots
have been made out by the commits
sioner of elections and will be pre-
scented at the meeting of the council
May J. The amount is SAYS.
The Topeka, Council Grove & Esk-
ridge Interurban railway agreed to
assume all of the expense Incidental
70 holding the bond election and will
doubtless pay the claim. There has
always been a fight on when claims OF
this character were presented to the
city for payment, the result being that
q compromise was usually effected
The claims have been figured on the
legal basis of $3.50 for counting the
first $50 and 81 for each 100 ballots
thereafter. or fraction thereof. Each
judge and clerk is paid at this rate.
In the second precinct of the Fifth
ward the members of the election
board Will receive $3.50 = for their
work, while those in the Sixth ward
scale down as low as $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-22
BRIDE COMMITS SUICIDE.
When Confronted by Former Husband
Whom She Had Left.

Johnstown, N. Y, April 22-George
Ltehenstein, manager of a glove factory
here and at New York and Miss Sarah
McCurtin were married in New York last
Sunday and today when confronted ov
Michael J. McCurtin, who claimed her as
ms WE the young woman committed
suicide by drinking caTbOlic acid Iichen-
stein and his bride came here Tuesday
ana took apartments at a hotel Today
stranger giving his name as Michael j.
NcCurtln appeared in JohnstOwn. at once
engaged counsel and commenced an ac-
tlon against Lichenstein for the recovery
OF $4,000 for the alleged alienation of the
aHections of his wife, claiming that the
woman married to the glover was his wife
py Whom ne had had two children. The
papers We're served upon Lichenstein later
1n the day and, accompanied by a police
o4icer, McCurtin called at the hotel
where the Lichensteins were stopping and
confronted the woman, who called him. by
name and asked what he was going to do
about It, After the meeting the woman
Went TO her room and nothing more was
seen Of her. When Bichenstein returned
from his office he found the woman whom
he had married locked in her apartment
and lying on the bed in an unconscious
condition. Physicians were Immediately
summoned ana although the woman was
still alive their efforts to restore her were
unaVailing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-22
RARE SNAPS.
RARE SNAPS.
lss.sool

Cs3,6O0)
Fine new modern home, rooms, well
built furnace, porcelain bath, laundry.
large attic, paved cellar, interior finished
oak stains, polished floors, papered
throughout with fine paper in good taste.
window shades hung, paving tax paid, a
choice home.
Cs3, 2OO)
s rooms. all modern. furnace. bath. hard
wood finish, newly papered, double floors,
large mantles and CRATES, china closet,
laundry, ~ east front lots, large barn,
fine neighborhood, Fillmore st. Original
cost $500.
Cs2, 5000
Modern cottage. rooms and bath. light
and fixtures, newly papered throughout,
east front, near Central park.
CSl.7O0.)
8 large rooms hard wood finish, well and
cistern, east front lots pavement
and car line, near Central park. Lots
alone are worth $780, $500 cash, balance 6
per cent.
$3.50
Down, and $40 per month for room cot
'tage, cistern and well, close in, Western
ave, rent for S12 Price $1,000.
~ lots Harrison near 18th, $500.
~ lots MulVane and 14th sts-, east front
and sewer. Cheapest ever. $500.
FARM LANDS, REAL ESTATE, IN
SURANCE.
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO.,
Phones 1926 1O7 West Sixth St
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-22
W. A. NEISWANGER, MANAGER,
HAS FOR SALE:

Cottage 4 rooms and barn, III lots, choice
location, Il block to car line and paved ST.,
a splendid place, $2,100.
Cottage in course of construction
rooms, cellar, lots, unfinished bath, sew
er connected, large windows and porches,
west side, 1 block to car line, paved ST.
Cottage, new, ; rooms, porches, hard oil
finish, cellar good. Price $3.50
Cottage rooms, cellar, barn, city wa
ter, wide windows, porches, etc, west
side. Price s.. 200.
Cottage, east front, on car line. choice
location 3 rooms new, a bargain, 81, 700.
Many other cottages. Call for list
WASHBURN COLLEGE VICINITY.
A modern up to date cottage rooms,
bath, furnace, lots, shade, everything in
Brand new 5 rooms. one of the best
houses in the city for the money, 2 lots,
wide windows, porches, etc, not modern,
1920
KANSAS AVE. INVESTMENTS
1 lot and business house between 9Th and
10th. east front, $4,000.
lots, business house, between Sd and
4th, east front, 5000.
FOR EXCHANGE:
so lots. room modern residence, on
Potwin car line, in exchange for smaller
properties or farm.
OAKLAND.
rooms and barn, 81 lots, chicken house
and yard well with force pump, fruit,
bushels of Early Richmond cherries, small
fruits. Price SLIGO.
FOR SALE:
On Monroe St. a 10 room modern resi-
dence, bath, furnace, electric lights, gas,
city and cistern water, fine attic, south
of Sth St. will rent for $3.50 per month.
Price 50, $50. Sale of this place wall be
crowded, as owner must leave the city.
MvICAR PLACE ADDITION.
100 choice lots, $50 feet deep, street so
feet wide. This will be one of the choice
high priced localities, adjoins Washbburn
campus on the north There are lot of
young men in Topeka who ought to buy
these lots. or building site somewhere,
and be paying for them on the monthly
payment plan. We will make you most
favorable terms.
ELEGANT HOME
S71a feet, east front, fine shade, paved st.
and alley, large rooms and. reception
hall. hot water and hot air heat. fire
places, gas and electric lights, bath and
set bowls in other rooms. soft water all
over the house, good barn, house for d
coachman, containing running water and
crate, best location in the city. For price
and terms apDly+to
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO,
Eel. S4s 116 w. Sixth Ave.
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Rock Island WrecE

Lincoln, Neb., April 22.-The Chi
cago-Denver express on the Rock rs
land collided with a switching engine
just at the city limits Friday evening
completely wrec6ing both engines and
damaging the mail and express cars.
r. L. Latta, mail clerk was seriously
injured. His leg was crushed and he
was internally hurt A number of
continued their journey. The engine
men escaped by jumping.
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Kansas City. No. April 22-The
weather was perfect and the track
lightning fast for the Kansas city
derby, worth $1,000, the feature of
the opening spring meeting at Elm
ridge today. John Smuizli and Water
early today in field of seven horses.
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y. J. Small to J. Ellis, lots 2618, 2620
and 2622 Buchanan st, QuintOn and
Steele's addition ...-.--..:-.-.-...- -..S
n c. Stahl and husband to H. J.
Moore. lot $50 and the north half of
lot 552 Kansas ave, Ritchie's ad-
oltlon - .:--.-;-... z,O1
gins lots T. 9 and IL Guthrie ave,
Euclid Park addition -................ / IS
ii. J. Moore and husband to M G.
Stahl, lots 1876 49, 1873 and the south
half of lot 433 Pine ST., John Nor
toms addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
Tax deed to NJ. D. Hanna, lots $40
and 372 ". Van Buren st,
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Christian Fndenror 80.

The singing at the state convention in
Topeka June 20-22. 1905, win be led bv
J. II. Mac Connel' of Wichita. The book
30 be used is called Hymns and Spirit
ual Songs
Christian church of this city is said to
be the best in any of the Christian
churches in the state.
Mr. Frank Cope says that about $50
EpWOrth Leaguers from the Topeka
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MRS. MACKAY A CANDIDATE.
She VIII Make Race for Member of
School Board.

New York, April 22.-Mrs. Clarence
H. Mackay has announced her fnten-
ton Of becoming a candidate for the
public school board of Rosslyn, L. L,
where she resides in splendid coun-
try home. Hitherto only men have
been chosen members OF the board.
but local leaders say this will be no
bar to Mrs. Mackay's candidacy.
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Colorado and Return. $3.50.

Colorado and return every dav 70
April 80, 1905, inclusive, with final re-
turn limit June l. 1905. via Union Pa
cific. $3.50 from Topeka Sc sure
your ticket reads over the Union Pa
ctfc. Inquire of J. c. Fulton. Depot
Agent: F. A. Lewis. City Agent SOS
would be for an eastern state
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Dropped Dead While Boastinr

Havre. Mont. April 22.=Edward
Kennedy, a Great sNorthern fireman,
aged 70, while boasting Of having new
er been sick a day. dropped dead here
today. He organized the first fire
company in Minneapolis.