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snIIf Even at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. July 1G-rhe Cincin-
natl Nationals and Brooklyn split even
In the double header yesterday. The
first game went TO the visitors, who
punched six hits with two errors Of
the locals in the eighth and ninth in
nlngs. Wicker pitched the last inning
for Cincinnati. but could not stop the
BroOklyns. In the second game Gin
rinuau made victory certain by hitting
Eason hard In the third inning. five
runs resulting. Scores. TO aud .
TO 4
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OYSTER BAY. y. y. July &c.,
When President and Mrs. Roosevelt at-
tended service yesterday morning at
Christ church I'm accordance with their
usual custom Mrs. A. /. Esac who has
made frequent visits 10 oyster Bay for
the purpose OF obtaining an interview
with Mrs. Roosevelt went 10 the
church and demanded that she be
shown TO scat Immediately behind
the presidential pew This was re
fused. and she was taken to a seat on
the opposite side Of the aisle, where
she remained for short time and then
went outside. whore She waited until
the president drove away without max
Ing an attempt to approach the car.
riage.
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cornell Womb Keep Courtney.

ITHACA. y. Y, July lG.-luhuen-
tlal local Cornell alumni express the
opinion that the entire alumni body Of
Cornell will protest against the accept
ance OF Coach Courtney's resignation
and will ask that all possible cOncilia-
tory measures be adopted by the ath-
letic management. 1t is reported that
Mr. Courtney was seriously injured
while doing heavy manual work neces
sary to moving the crews to POugh-
keepse
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Vanderbilt Horse GETS Prize.

PARIS. July l6.-The prize Of the
president of the republic. at one mile
ana four and a half furlongs and val
ued at $4,000. was won yesterday at
Maisons- Lafitte by William *. Van
derbifs Maintenon. with the Ameri-
can Jockey Ransch in the saddle. j.
Lieux's Punta-Gorda was second and
+. Cunnngton's Elder third. Eleven
horses started. Mainten0n won easily
by three quarters Of a length.
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chIcnao Won CIo.c Gnme.

CHICAGO. July lG.-lIard hitting In
the second and third yesterday gave
the Philadelphia Nationals II lead that
was held until the seventh. Chicago
then fell on Richie for two singles ana
a home run. Philadelphia tied the
score IN the ninth on double, a sacri-
fee and long fly. Taylor won his
own game IN the tenth with two base
hit after Evers had singled and stolen
second. Gleason. Richie and Magee
were put or the field for arguments
with tombstone. Score. 1 to 3.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 1.-THE
Italian cruiser I'mbria. which ground
ed while coming up the channel here
last Friday, is still hard aground on
mud bank. Her guns and the coal In
her hunkers have been removed in or
der to tighten the vessel, and hopes of
saving her are entertained.
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Makes HomeIy Women Pretty.

No woman no matter how regular
her features may be can be called
pretty If her compexionis bad. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sallow blotched comnlex-
ions by stimulating the liver and bow
els. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does
not nauseate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the name
Orino and refuse to accept any substi-
-tute. 3. A. Quinlan.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt,
July 10. The livery stable Of Gibbs &
Wheeler was burned here. Fourteen
horses and about forty hogs persisted in
the flames il is supposed the fire was
accidentally set by a tramp who was
smoking I'm the barn. The loss Is estl-
mated at $4,000 partly covered by In
surance.
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PARIS. July 1G.-An international
swimming contest at distance Of nine
miles was won In the Seine by the
French swimmer Bougmln. in 3 hours
6 minutes. David Ellington, the Eng
lish champion, finished minute be
hind Bougmin. French, English, Aus
trian and Australians competed, and
among the swimmers were three wo-
men
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TOKYO, July ia remarkable in
stance Of the feeling of Buddhists and
Shintoists toward Christians is furnish
ed by the action of their leaders, who
have decided 10 contribute voluntarily
TO the cost of rebuilding the Christian
church which was destroyed during the
disturbances in Tokyo last September
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T.. W. sentcm Dies MT salisbury.

NEW YORK. July l6 Edward w.
Sentcll of Brooklyn. one of the passen.
gers injured in the railroad accident
Of July at Salisbury. England, died
At II o'clocl, Saturday evening In the
hospital there.
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Timely Batting Won For Giants.

ST. LOUIS. July lG- A timely ninth
inning batting rally gave TO the New
York Nationals yesterdays game with
st Louis 10y score of : TO 3 Dru-
hot hurt his arm in the ninth inning,
and Beebe, who succeeded him, was
wild and ineffective.
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scranton Team Failed to Appear.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, July rs The
game arranged to be played yesterday
at Pittston between the Wilkcsbarrc
and Scranton teams of the New York
State league was declared forfeited TO
Wilkesbarre Q TO q. The Scranton
team failed to appear Mt the grounds
rs ordered by the president of the
league
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FILED Ills claim and Died.

UTICA, y. Y. July l6 Nathaniel
a canal employees, who was in
jured on lift bridge in this city, died
at hospital Last week he filed a
claim for $4,000 against the state be
cause of his injuries.
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NJ O II 10 II

To The Taxpayers OF the village Of BEN
ningtoni
eB hos been placed Ia my lhands for
collection, as follows 20 cents On the dollar
or no village Tax, 20 cents on the dollar for
the Highway Tax ON the Grand List OF 1906.
hereby demand payment OF said taNes and
notify YOU that Wi attend at the Bennington
County Savings Bank from O'Clock "A M until
O'clock y. m.
There viii be a discount uf per cent ON WI.
afe Tax " paid within 80 lays
G. II. DEWEY. Treasurer.
nennlt giOn, W., july /. 1870.
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ur,zn order. Three no,,,c.b,o..

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. July TO-
Armstrong. Whitworth u CO.. Limited
have contracted TO build for Brazil
three sister battleships, each to cost
over $5,000,0O0.
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LONDON, July 16.-The Daily Ex-
press estimates that the steamship
fares paid by Americans landing in
England last week amounted to So
100000.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played saturday In the Ma
tionnI aud American Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AZ 81 Louis New York. O. st. Louis. I.
Second gumc-New York. 8. 81 Louis. o..
Al Pittsburg Boston. o. Pitsburg. q
Al Chicago Philadelphia. !. Chicago, l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At New York-Chicago. 3; Ncw York, O.
At Philadelphia Detroit g. phlladel-
phia. Q.
At Washmgton-cle 2. Washing.
ton. g.
At Boston-st Louis. 3; Boston, o.
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FARM Frs !

No genuine Walter a. Wood
Mower or Reaper Repairs are
kept anywhere except at our
store. This is positive. We
are sole agents in this village.
We will sell you any machine
or repairs they make at right
prices.
Hardware for the builder or
owner
Supplies for the dairy or farm
Utensils for the kitchen and
camp
Heaters and Plumbing for your
home
Stewart Stoves and Ranges,
any size
Supplies of all kinds for the
Painter will be found at
our store
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SE0oAh0I,1<5 DR.. oidman's Prescription d
lN>eTe~t'S%$~ 40 guaranteed cure for Dyepep
iaeTndiRestion and ell Stomach troubles 900
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MOTTO II

To fine Tax PAYERS OF the Bennington
fGraded school Districts
A Rate Bill has been placed IN my hands for
collection, a. iulowsi 20 cents on the dollar
ON the Grand list OF 1906.
hereby demand payment Of said taxes. and
notify YOU that VIII atienu at The Bennington
County savings liTuk from O'Clock a. IN INIT
iO'clOck y. 100
There viii be- "A discount OF per cent on
above Tax n paid within 30 days.
&. n. DEWEY Treasurer.
Bennington. W.. July I. 1906
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-23

lation are of the same character as the
people of Arizona"
As to Arizona.
of the alleged differentiation of prop
erty in Arizona for purposes of taxation,
which was warmly discussed in hear
ings, the report says:
1T has total assessed valuation of tax
able property as shown by the report of
the secretary of the interior of $57. 92O, 372
but il is probable that its property is
returned for taxation at a comparative
" small percentage of its market value
IN some instances as indicated by gov
eminent reports, at not over five per
cent of its actual value
Concerning taxes in New Mexico, the
report says:
The assessed valuation of property
within the territory for the year 1906
was $40, SIS. 1872, but it is asserted that for
purposes of taxation property is not re-
turned at much more than 20 per cent
of its market value"
The report concludes as follows:
"Inasmuch as congress intended by
the organic act of the territory of Okla
homa, that all of the original Indian
territory, together with what is now
Beaver county, should become one state
and inasmuch as the present territory
of Oklahoma. has for some time been
qualified for statehood which has been
deferred until the Indian Territory
should be ready to be joinel Herewith
in statehood and
"Inasmuch as conditions in the In
dian Territory imperatively demand
some better form of government than
now exists there; and
"Inasmuch as Indian lands win be al
lotted in seVeralty before the time when
statehood can go into effect. this com
mittee reports in favor of the Joining of
the territories of Oklahoma and the IN
dian Territory in one state. not however.
before March T. 1907. such state to be
known as the state of Oklahoma.
ITO that end and to the end that tine
1 territories of Arizona and New Mexico
may be Joined in one state to be known
as the state Of Arizona, this committee
recOmmends that the bill do nass
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MUSIC LET OFF EASILY.
Man Who Killed Chris Getty Pleads
Guilty to Manslaughter.

Henry Music, who murdered Chris
Getty on the night of October II.
pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the
fourth degree in the district court this
morning. On the night that the muir
der was committed Music was sleep
ing in a joint in North Topeka, where
he had gone to sleep off the effects of
a drunk. Getty came in later lin the
night, and without a word of warning
Music drew a revolver from under his
pillow and fred, the bullet striking his
victim in the forehead and producing
nearly instant death. There had been
no quarrel, and the men had been the
best of friends. The act was one Of
a mind crazed with drink
When arrested by the police Music
was so drunk that he could not talk.
In the morning after he had sobered
SO that he could talk he denied any
knowledge of the crime and would not
believe for a time that he had killed
his friend.
There are several things which
prompted County Attorney Hungate to
permit Music to plead guilty to man
slaughter. The defendant. who has
been out on bond since the commits
sion OF the crime. is a physical and
mental wreck and sufferer from
asthma, and probably will not live to
serve out the sentence which he will
receive on the manslaughter charge
Another peculiar feature about the
crime IS the fact that the only witness
to the murder died several weeks ago
and If the case had been fought
there was some doubt as to whether
a conviction could have been secured.
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Are you in favor of the trusts, or do
you favor antimOnOpoly and the indie
pendent control of Kansas products
If your are a Kansas citizen and in
favor of Kansas interests, then order
your grocer to furnish you with the
Kansas product. the best oil and gaso-
line ever offered for sale in the state.
Be sure and get the Pure Kansas
Antimonopoly oil, made by the Uncle
sam Oil company, and refuse the trust
Perfection or Standard Oil and gaso-
line under any other name.
The following grocers are handling
the Uncle Sam oil and gasoline; Shaw
nee grocery, Exchange grocery, J. s.
Grice Warning & Co. d. d. Knox,
Spaulding Bros McSpadden grocery,
c. w. Carrier, Louis Wiss, M. r. Phil
lippi, Thos. Horsheld. Harry Michael
J. j. Carter, H. Moreland, G. E.
Croker. J. H. King, B. A. Crawford,
Irwin & Pyles, G. A. Lambert. W. A.
Benson& Co. Chris Roof. J. Mean
drews w. Gordon, NJ. Gragg, J. ".
Jones & Son, Molz Bros, w. E. Fftz-
gerald, H. H. Marker, J. NJ. Ferguson,
Green Front Store. Lungreen & Eek
blad. Robert kneisler. W. G. Terry. ".
H. Matthews. z. H. Uphaw & Son,
Adorns Il Myers, A. Sheetz. c. F.
Adams. J. c. Brown. ". K. Gardner,
Fieger & Fieger. Hanley Bros, J. NJ.
Petro. Z. NJ. Stevenson.
If your grocer does not handle it. he
can get same by calling Independent
phone 51S3.
r. A. RIGHTMIRE, Distributor
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BILL is READY.
House Committee Submits the Joint
Statehood Measure.

Washington. Jan Representative
Hamilton (Mich.) chairman of the house
committee on territories. today submit
ed a favorable report ON the Hamilton
joint statehood bin which provides for
the admission of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory as the state of Oklahoma, and
provides joint statehood for New Mexico
and Arizona under the name of Arizona.
The report reviews the bill i'm detail
explaining that the capital of Arizona. is
to be Santa Fe until 1915, and
that the capital of Oh 3ahoma is
to be Guthrie. TO rthe same length
of time when the people can choose
their capital sites with justice to all
parts of the states. The report says:
THE committee considers the criti-
cisms as i'll formed which finds fault
with New Mexico because of its alleged
foreign population
"Out of a population of 1880 New
Mexico has only 1925 foreign born in
habitants, a smaller foreign born per-
centage than most of the states in the
union
New Mexico was made a territory in
1850. and ever since that time the people
of that territory have been electing their
conducting their own local government
and contributing revenue to the federal
treasury.
Were it not that the tWo-fifths of it's
population which are native born but
OF Spanish descent have been hereto
fore enormously referred to as foreign.
Is would be an dispersion upon patriotic
people. even TO refer to their loyalty.
The remaining three-dfths of its popu-
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WILL BE APPEALED.
kansas City Negro Case to Go to the
Highest Court.

Bale Waggener and Waters & Waters
yesterday fled an application in the su-
preme court for rehearing in the Ma
mic Richardson case. They set up no
new grounds for the reheaiing. simply
alleging that the colored high school
law passed by the last legislature for
the benefit of Kansas City. is uncon-
stitutional. ard that their client, Mamie
Richardson. is being denied the protec-
ton of the 14th amendment
It is of course expected that the mo-
ion aot l.lt l,s ~ y
NAL way to complete the preliminaries
for an appeal to the supreme court of
the United States. to which the case will
loe. taken.
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kansas slserlas Here.

me members Of the Kansas State
Sheriffs' association met this after
noon at the court house at 2.30 and
will elect officers at their meeting this
evening. There are about twenty-five
members of the association present
from various sections of the state. It
is probable that at the meeting to-
night resolutions viii be adopted ask
ing the next legislature TO amend sew
eral Of the laws now on the statute
book which the sheriffs contend work
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CAUGHT IN BETTING.
W. A. Mccullough Has Arm Broken
and Crushed

". A Mccullough. foreman of the
gang of drillers who are at work on
the gas well near Virewood park. was
caught in the betting of the machinery
Monday afternoon, and his arm was
broken and badly crushed. The doctors
diagnosed the injury as a compound
fracture.
McCull6ugh's home is Paola. and he
viii probably return there when able to
travel. The we'll is being put down by
Mr.. Burr. a Texas contractor. Mr.. Burr
is confident that oil and gas will be
found. The work on the we'll is pro-
crossing steadily.
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POLICE STOPPED FIGHT.
Atteil Had His Opponent Practically
Out at the Time.

Portland. Ne. Jan. 2S.-Abe Attell
of California, featherweight champion.
and Billy Maynard of New York, met
in what was scheduled to be a fifteen
round bout at the Auditorium last
night. Maynard was sent to the floor
a couple of times in the tenth round
and was in a weak condition when the
police stopped the fight
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ed. There are but two cases of dinh-
iberia in North Topeka and but folIT II,
the city" said Sanitary Sergeant Patti
son. I don't see why there should he
any apprehension from diphtherfs
think the city is in good condition
There is but one case of scarlet YER
and but two of chickenpox in the CITY
at the present time
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Arrested on Gambling C-haree

Charles McGregor was arrested
Monday afternoon on a charge Of on
Grating a gambling device at $40
North Kansas avenue The complaint
charges that the defendant has bee,
operating gambling house IN con
nection with a joint The connls5,+
grew out of difference between the
former employees s--S
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Twenty pupils of the Quincy street
school in North Topeka. are out be-
cause of a diphtheria scare which is
on there. Grace Van Tuyl. who was
taken down with disease was a M
pill at the school and it Is stated a
number of other children were expos
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May live 100 Years.

The chances for living a full century
are excellent in the case of Mrs Jennie
Duncan of Haynesville. Ne. now 20 years
aid She writes. Electric Bftters cured
me of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20 years
sfandiue and made me feel as well ana
strong as a young girl" Electric Bitters
cure stomach and liver diseases blood
disorders general debility and bodily
Weakness. Sold on a guarantee by the
Arnold Drug Co, 81 N Kansas avenue
Price only Soc
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McCABE HAS \ NEW PLAN.
VIII Have Reform in the Repair of
Pavement.

In the new ordinance which viii be
framed by City Engineer McCabe and
City Attorney Dienning. change in
the fern Of compelling the filling in of
excavations viii be Introduced
Instead of filling in the excavations
for simply the width of two feet, the
distance which they usually maintain
in excavating in the pavements I am
going to require them to take up about
six inches of the pavement and con
crete base on either side of the exca-
vation, said City Engineer McCabe
This viii make the pavement bind
better and keep it from settling down
as is usual when the earth underneath
settles In addition I am going to re-
quire that excavations must be main
tanned a period of two years instead of
one as formerly. There are some in
stances in which the season is dry and
the earth does not settle until the fol
lowing year"
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New Orleans. Jan. "a drop of
40 degrees since Sunday converted
springlike weather here into winter.
the mercury early today registering
one degree below freezing point. Else
where in the state much lower tenn
peratures with traces of snow We're re-
DoTfed
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New York. Jan. ga cable dis
patch to the Herald from Manila saws:
Major Edwin B. Rabbit of the ord
nance corps has just reached Bagnio
in an automobile. 1t is the first auto
bile ever seen by the Igorrotes and has
given them q general scare.
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shipment Of salmon -.

Tehma, Cal. Jan. ga sbirr,s,+
of one million salmon eggs to New
zealand viii be made today from ne
point by the Mil Creek. hatchery
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neI-s re 4~f 8 lle-il9 WEen the kid
and sfrenet ~, -ttes VIII purify
them TO their normal and hsaIf7,.s -
eltaoa', = cents. Geo. ". Stsnsf5s5.l
oruggist and Arnold Drug conpsI1z-
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BARGAINS IN
MEDICINE.

A woman once wrote us
that she was not going to
buy SCOTS Emulsion any
more because it cost too
much. Said she could get
some other emulsion for less
money. Penny wise and
pound foolish. SCOTS Emul-
sion costs more because it is
worth more-costs more to
make. We could make
SCOTS Emulsion cost less by
using less oil. Could take
less care in making it. too.
If We did. however, SCOTS
Emulsion wouldn't be the
standard preparation ef cod
liver oil as it IS to-day.
SCOTT 8 BOVINE. 4sa Pearl Street. New York.
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Miss Eleanor Wheeler gave a brides
maids luncheon today for the girls
who viii be in the bridal party of her
sister, Miss Marjorie Wheeler. The ta-
bic decorations were in yellow and white,
with a centerpiece of yellow roses. The
candles and shades were of yellow and
at each cover was a white wedding bell
decorated with a spray of orange BIOS
SONS and a white satin bow, and the
traditional yellow garter which brides
maids wear to bring them luck in love
and speedy marriage. The invitations
We're limited to the young women of the
bridal party.
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William King. who was charged
with assaulting Harry Steele, pleaded
guilty in the city court this morning
and was fined ST and costs, in all
S19.10. which he paid
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tt is wonder to all the other girls
how she manages it but there is one
girl in Topeka who is never without
an American Beauty man." Only re-
Gently off" with an out of town man
who never let her appear at a party
without an arsnful of American Beau
ties she now has a new admirer, kan
sas City, T. s. A. who is continuing to
spoil her in the same way. She gets Is
American Beauties from him every
Sunday, and of course she just hates II
but what can she do?