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Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
WARNING ORDER.

Eealpstead Chancery Codrt
Mardh'Term, 1906.
f. Haselman, Pitt, ,
Richard johnson Etal DTS
The defendant Mary Aun John,
son is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days, and ansv
er the complaint of the Pleintiif,
4. Haselman.
j. S. Monroe, Clerk
Jany 23, 1905.
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
~ ARNIMG ORDER,

Eeh0pstead Chanc6ry Court.
Mar, h Term, Tg06.
w. 5. Coulter, Pitt, .
VS.
Reed Walwofth Et al, DTS
The Defendants, Reed Walwortl
and Bessie |. Walworth are waruet
to appear in tlsis court within thirt,
days, and answer the' e'complaint q
the Plaintiff, w. S. Coulter.
j. s. Monroe, Clerk.
Janv %, 1906.
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
n Il tR PUBLICA@ ON.
TNf or THE INTERIOR,
IA tttH Al Camden
Arkansas
Arkansas
Il i,t.stisEt.aJ 1906.

7-s -+D ~
Notice Is 1ereby given tbat the
following aautd settler has filed
notice Of his iutrution TO make
final proof III support of his claim
and that sad proof Will be made
before County clerk of Hembsteap
County in'hls Office at washington,
Arkansas March I6, 1906 viz July
Muldrow of Fulton, Ark, H. E.
No. 222O2 for the 81 Nv Sec.,9,
L. L 5. K. 20 W. He names tho
following witness to prove MS con-
tlnnous residence upon and cultiva~
tion of said lands, viz.
FIan Hanna of McNab arkansas.
Alcxan der Allen of Hope, "
Alex Cham bless of Washington,
Felix Owens of washington f"
Milton A. Elliott.
Register,
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER.
Hampstead Chaaeery Cosrt.
March Term 1905.
Il W Wedder5"0ck.
PlUMtif
vs.
sDslla Wcdlerorocli
Defendant
The Della wedderbrock is w0rue(
to appear in this court within
Iiry days. and answer tht
complaint of the Plaintiff H, W,
w3dderbrock.
j. S, Monroe Clerk
Jan 80 1906.
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02

O a. a II IA "a.
y,s,, tbs 4 The Kind You H8T Nssys BOEgh'
s@sss'''' q G<ZHtZa<
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TO AVOID TARIFF WAR.
Germany Is Willing to Make hnpor-
tant Concessions

Berlin Feb. Enquiries made today
at the foreign office regarding the Ger
man tariff question elected the informa-
ton that this government is very pessi-
mistie. even doubling that it will be
possible to get a provisional arrange
ment from the United States, which
Germany could accept. Germany is
anxious to avoid a tariff war and would
go to great lengths in making sonces-
sions which would render a temporary
arrangement possible till a treaty could
be negotiated, but it is evident that
the foreign office regards the sugges-
tons hitherto made by the UnitedStates
as unsatisfactory
It was learned at the foreign office
that the bundesrath has not yet consid-
cred Germany's course after March 1
when the new German tariff goes into
effect. in the event of no arrangement
having been made between the two
countries. But something is expected
to occur within a few days in the ne
gotiations between the United States
and Germany which win tend towards
clearing up the situation.
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Germ Diseases.

In the past few years. scores of dis
eases have been traced to germ attacks.
All of these diseases. until a few years
ago, were attributed to other causes.
and treated in various and ineffective
ways.
The list of known germ diseases now
numbers about one hundred. It includes
most of our minor ills. and most of
our serious sickness And there are
very few diseases which are known NIT
to be due, directly or indirectly. to a
germ infection.
Some germs-as in skin troubles
directly attack the tissues. Some create
toxins, causing such troubles as Rheu-
matism, Blood Poison, Kidney Disease
and nerve weakness. Some destroy
vital organs, as in Consumption. Some
like the germs OF Catarrn-create in
fammation: some cause indigestion
Directly or Indirectly nearly every ser
ious ailment is a germ result.
Any disease which calls for a germi-
eide. or for a tonic. calls for Liquozone
In this class OF troubles, this gas-nade
product has rendered inlmeasurab BILE
service. It brings such results as may
not be brought viii out il.
In any ailment caused in any way by
germs. we supply the frst bottle Of
LiQuozone free. Then in all-no matter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
BOND ISSUE is BEATEN
VIII Be No Drainage District &c
Straighten the ShunganUpga.

The property owners in South Topeka
defeated the bond issue of $4,000 at the
election held Saturday by a vote which
rstood So against to A in favor.
The proposed bond issue was for the
purpose Of adikfng the shunganunga
creek and Strengthening the channel
Considerable agitation against the
proposed bonds was aroused by certain
residents who claimed that it was mere
" a grating scheme.
The facts of the case were misrepre-
scented" said James Sinner, of the
board of drainage. commissioners This
is the reason why they were able to
defeat the project. The people did not
understand the facts of the case clearly.
We are going to make an effort now to
have the first installment of the mill
levy advanced and thus secure enough
money to go ahead with some Of these
! improvements. l am willing to advance
my share ands 7. think I can get some
of these property owners to do likewise.
We Will probably be enabled to spend
about $1,000 on cutting a channel
through the bend OF the creek between
Van Buren, street and Kansas avenue.
This will help Whole lot We don't
propose to let Walnut Grove suffer from
food water every year"
Challenges were stationed at the vOt-
| ing precinct by the ants and about 20
voters were challenged Is being ineligi-
1 bla
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Making 1t personal.

A brother Universalist, having called
to demonstrate with Horace Greeley on
the omission of the Tribune to contro-
vert those orthodox Christians VINO
were filling the religious press of New
York with revivalist sermons and de-
nouncing damnation to all but the
elect, found the great editor busy writ
ing He kept on writing while his
caller said; Mr.. Greeley do you mean
to LET those awful doctrines go unchal-
Ienged in your ewspaper-that all but
a few of the people of this great coun-
try are going to hell-is that your idea
Of duty2" Finally Greeley's patience
vas exhaustedS he lifted up his voice
and smoke: Not half enough people
20 to hell now; go there yourself! -
National MagaZine.
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soc Bottle Free.

If you need Liquozone. and have
never tried it, please send US this cou-
pom. We will then mail you an order
on local druggist for full-size bottle.
and will pay the druggist ourselves for
it. This is our free gift. made to con-
vince you: to let the product itself show
you what it can do. It's acceptance
places you under no obligations what
ever.
If your ailment is not one to which
Liquozone applies. we viii tell you. If
it is. we will give you the fullest advice
and directions. based on a vast exper-
fence.
Please don't delay or hesitate. Don't
suffer from a trouble that Liquozone
can end. Please learn at our expense
how much this. product means to you.
Send US this coupon today
Liouozone costs soc and 81.
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What Liquozone Is.

The virtues of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases, created from five
substances, all Of which are stated on
the bottle. These substances include
the best producers Of. oxygen, sulphur
dioxide and other germfcidaI gases.
The process of making requires large
apparatus. and from to IA days time;
and it is directed by chemists of the
highest class. The object is to so FIX
and combine the gases as to carry their
virtues into the system. The result Is a
blending Of gas-made products. each of
which is now endorsed, as a remedial
agent, by the worlds highest authori-
ties.
The gases are harmless. and the pro
duct they create is harmless. The gases
are beneficial, and the result is a tonic.
The gases are germicfdal, and uniting
with the liqu1 multipies their germ
killing power.
Liquozone contains no alcohol. no
opiates, no narcotics Every virtue
comes from gas alone The inve1tion
OF Liquozone has meant a way to util-
lie gases in The treatment OF germ dis
eases.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05

nishing the money wherewith to build
a new grandstand.
TITS up to the people and If they
wish to have baseball here this sum
mer they will raise money for the
building of the grandstand by subscrip-
ton. Leavenworth' baseball team has
been a good Advertisement for the city
and furnished much pleasure to the
citizens and for this reason we have
paid expenses; but unless the people de
something towards rebuilding the stand
we will be forced to dispose of the fran
chise. which we can easily do. If they
decide to raise a subscription we are
willing to subscribe as much as any in
dividuaL"
There was no fire insurance on the
e.randstand whatever SO its burning is
a total loss of 81 500. It could not be
insured because there was no fire plug
in that vicinity.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
FIRM OPPOSITION.
Maintained in Berlin Against French
Plans for Morocco.

Berlin. Feb. Germany attitude
towards the proposition TO place the
control of the Moroccan. police in the
hands Of France and Spain is one of
firm opposition since the arrangement
would. according to the German view,
amount practically to giving France
fun authority over the police. which
Germany hitherto has steadily re-
sisted. The foreign office says that the
delegates to the conference at AL
geciras will devote the next few days,
while the conference is not sitting to
an informal exchange of views on the
subject of the management of the po-
lice in an attempt to shape some ac-
ceptable plan for adjusting this ques-
ton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
Mr.. KING IS WERE.
He Is the Nan Who Invented Real
Road Drag.


d. Ward King of the KingAroad drag
fame viii lecture on the subject Of
roads at the Commercial club rooms
Tuesday afternoon at , o'clock.
King is a Missouri farmeRAwho lives
near Maitland, little town in the
northwestern part of Missouri close to
the Iowa line. He has NADIA study
of roads, bad roads and how TO make
them good, for the past twenty years.
He has we'll nigh got it down to d
science. In experim enting with a bad
stretch of road near his own home
Mr.. King had tried everything and
finally hit upon his drag. He fash
toned it out of split logs and TIE whole
drag did not cost him above 81 It
did the work satisfactorily enough on
its first experiment TO warrant further
trial and he improved it on these
trials. 1t was taken up by his neigh
bors. The state board of agriculture
of that state lent its endorsement and
engaged Mr. King to make a series of
lectures over Missouri. He is now in
the employ of the road associations
who pay his expenses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
LEAvENwoRTH NAY QUIT.
Burning of Grandstand Serious Blow
to Baseball There.

Leavenworth, Kan. Feb. 5.-Leav-
enworth baseball fans are mourning
the loss of their grandstand by the Sat
urday fire.
Al Rohr was seen for the purpose of
ascertaining his intentions in regard to
the erecting of new grandstand at
League park. He said that the re-
building of the grandstand depended
upon the citizens of Leavenworth.
1.-The stockholders" he said, ARE
considering whether or not it is best to
keep the club in this city. It has been
a losing venture and we don't feel like
going down into our pockets and fur
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ton. we purchased the rights and
brought it into wider fields.
Since then we have let every sick one
we learned OF test it at our expense.
The result is that millions have learned
by experience some things that Liquo-
zone can do. Most of the cured told
others, and the others told others The
result is that about u 600 900 bottles Of
Liquozone have been used. mostly in
the past two years. There is now al
most no hamlet-no neighborhoOd-
without living examples of it's power.
Now other chemists and companies,
in alliance with US. are supplying it to
other nations It is hoped, before long,
that every nook of the world where
sickness exists viii have Liquozone
there to combat it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
A SICK MANS REVOLVER.
Lying in Bed. Pneumonia Patient
50 Made an Arrest.

NFuslxoeee. I. r.. Feb. 5.-One of the
most remarkable examples of devotion to
dl1fv was furnished at .Iuskogee when
United States Marshal Bass Reeves,
while lying in bed dangerously sick with
pneunonia. arrested a man and had him
taken to iail.
Frank Brown. a negro, was chasing his
wife Evelyn Brown, through the streets
with long knife threatening to kill her.
when the frightened woman took refuge
in Bass Reeves house. Brown followed
her flourishing the knife and continuing
his threats. not knowing that he was
butting into the domicile of a fearless
deputy marshal. Reeves reached under
lais nilIovl~ and secured his ever ready re-
-volver with which he soon persuaded the
wife chaser that he was under arrest.
Reeves held the gun on his man while
he sent his wife after q Dosseman, who
took Brown to the federal jail.
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he'll flu TO bodily tissues. It is a germi-
eide so certain that we publish with
every bottle an offer of 1000 for the
discovery of a disease germ which
Liquozone cannot kill.
Common germicides are poisons which
cannot be taken internally. They des-
troy the tissues as well as the germs.
That is why medicine has proved so
helpless in dealing with germ diseases.
Llquozone is not only harmless. but
it is tonic. Its effects are exhilarat-
ing, vitalizing, purifying. It's benefits
are quickly approximation from the
very first dose.
The fact that Liquozone is so destrue-
tive to germs is attributed to the fact
that germs are of vegetable origin.
They apparently absorb this gas<uade
product. and it ends their activity But
the cells of the body-being animal
thrive by Liquozone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
An Appeal
To Be Fair by Liquozon
o YOU. First is
to You.

To you who are sick and waiting appeal is to
you. An appeal to be fair with yourself
Don't think that the help which you need is impossible
because common remedies fail they must fail in germ
troubles Please send us this coupon and learn at our
expense how much a new remedy means to you.
In the past two years. millions of people have begun to
use Lqgozone Today there are countless cured ones,
We ask you to learn its wonderful power they did Let
us buy you bottle to try
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
We Paid 100000

For the American rights in Liquozone.
after its power had been demonstrated.
This was after the product had been
tested for years. in hundreds Of cases.
including many of the most difficult
diseases of mankind. At first the re-
suits seemed incredible, and the tests
were repeated again and again to con
firm them. When the power Of the
product was thus proved beyond oues-
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\. r. and the ReIief corps Id efect an

A r. and the Relief Corps to effect an
organization to assist the Kansas Sol
diers' Monument association in it's plan
to erect a monument to the Civil war
veterans of the state.
Topeka is one of the big fur and hide
centers of the middle west. About
100000 worth Of business a year is
done in this line. A shipment Of 1900
pounds, valued at over $13, 900 was
made just few days since by T. J.
Brown, dealer here. Most of these
furs were secured in Kansas.
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has been chosen by the members of the
Unity church as pastor of that charge.
Rev Abram Wyman was until recently
Dastor but resigned to accept \ pastorate
IN Massachu The new pastor
preached at Unity church week ago
Sunday and was favorably received lie
IS a graduate of Meadeville college. at
MeadeviIie, Pa. and took postgraduate
course at the Harvard university divinity
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
Prior Forgeries s5OO.0OO.

Canton, O., Feb. Sit has been dis
covered by the city authorities that the
forgeries of the late L. w. Prior OF
Cleveland. in connection with the can
TON waterworks extension bonds
amount to $500. 600 instead of $780,
Zoo. as. previously announced.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
DOG A GUEST OF HONOR.
Animal Which Projected It's Master
From ''HOollgans' Is Feted.

London, Feb 5-A dog was the guest
Of honor here at a dinner given to the
work people of Henley by a wealthy
builder whose son had been attacked by
s'hooligans' and stunned with a heavy
iron missile His retriever sprang at the
roughs and seized one of them by the
throat, pinning him down until help
arrived and the man was arrested The
dog was presented with a solid silver col
lar at the dinner and sat in the seat-of
bOuor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05

Bloomington, Ill, Feb 5.-The Illinois
deh commission has decided to stock the
lakes of Illinois with Wall-eyed pike. A
sreGuisitfon has just been made upon the
national government sfor 20. OG0 900 eggs,
aud the distributions will commence as
soon as the shipment is received. OF
these eggs about IS per cent. are esti-
mated to hatch.
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how dificult-we offer each user two
months further test without the risk
OF a penny.
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Fo,1r Inches Of snow.

st. Louis No Feb 5.-The blizzard of
yesterday gave place to clear cold day
above About four inches of snow covers
the ground.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
Kills Disease Germs.

The main value of Liquozone lies in
she fact that it is deadly to germs. yet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-05
cuT on lis CoUPON

Fill it out and mail it to The Liqu-
ozone company, 45S-464 Wabash Ave,
Chicago.
MY Disease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
I have never tried Llquozone, but if
you viii supply me a soc bottle free
will take it.
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Note that this offer applies to new users
only.
ANY physician OF hospital not yet using
Liquozone viii be gladly supplied for a
test
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12

Harry Madgwick has received the
contract to construct brick building
on Fifth street for Charles Hahn. Mr..
Hahn has recently purchased por-
tion Of the old Catholic block and VIII
build there for plumbing shop and
sales room for his own business.
The new building will b 3sxSo teet-
one story. with Z nine-foot basement.
II will BE- especially designed for NJ.
Hahn's needs. The plumbing shop will
be In the front OF the basement and me
steam hitting plant h the rem Of the
flrst floor ana the front viii b lttsd
FOR : sales ana display room Tor the
hardware stock Aside from what he
now handles Mr.. Hahn win add thing
ana NANTES and other similar lines.
The building complete win cost
10000
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12

= - = -
Politics in Idaho can't really b said
to begin to boil till somebody has made
. keynote speech.
Poems written Tor the advsnt Of
beautiful spring should be put In cold
storage till the ground hos says when.
Secretary shaw has announced that
the psrcapttA circulation - now 93l.71.
Have you rot yours7
~ ~
II Q6tcAgo women are carrying bail
40 ievolvers In their muffa to fflghten
Tie ours that assault them. but the
llbarl3lof The dos win probably b worse
than his bite.
,There - no additional pain IN the
tk0Ught that the window glass trust
has advanced the price flvs pr cent.
n fact you have less panss tor ths
same mcney.
Chna may not Dc on the verge of Z
REVELATION. but China Il on tho verge
Of IN evolution. II 4. only the difIsr-
enos sof : letter which may 30 added
iatsr III the game.
Good morning. M. Robin" said the
ground hog from his hole;
..still showing IN your country Why
bless my sould,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12
ARE ARRAIcNED
BEFORE CoBURN
Alleged Safe Crackers
to Answer Burglary
Charge

James Lawson ana J. b. Quinlin. arr
rested BY the police yesterday were arr
raigned before Judge Coburn this
morning on the charge Of burglary and
the date for their preliminary nxed At
; o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
complaining Witness II Philip Miles.
Who idsntfnes the rasora found In the
possession 81 the defendants ~ his
property. stolen Sunday from roll Of
blankets In his room ct the Globe
iiedging house.
Quinlin and Lawson are the men
asainst whom information was lodged
BY Thomas Armstrong to the effect
that they came to Lewiston armed with
nitro klycerine and were planning safe
robberies. Armstrong fell In with the
men 1t Marshal Junction, and they
made him : ccnddant IN their plans
which he divulged to the police.
Il 4 alleged that the men came ia
the city FRIDAY afternoon. and cashed
their nitro.glycerine and their kit d
tools and started out to sc the lay Of
the cribs they meant to crack.
Armstrong had them arr@sted and q
search Of their persons discovered the
rAsors which they had stolen from
Miles blankets At the Globe lodging
house, where they were stopping. The
police have made ! search Tor the
cache o. explosives, but have discov-
cred nothing to corroborate the story
told BY Armstrong.
They have opened communicates
with the police IN Spokane and have
heard nothing definite to connect the
suspected men with burglaries recent
" committed In Warrington. and fol
which men answering their descrip.
lions are wanted.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12
MONEY TAXATION.

hen4ver ana wherever the subject
of taxations II mentioned aomeone y
" ~ y u assert That The farmer ana city
Sip,eopefty owner pays IN undue proper
fistn ma that the rich money lender
ln1capea Therefore the way out u Il
4 = ~ taxing money.
mat the real estate owner. especi-
nv the small holder, = propositions
nv heavier taxed than anyone s1se -
Ysros,ehly true, but that The remedy Tor
fhe IN lies ~ the taxation o. money
n ~ No means proven. n tact. ~
tlSe srvuments tend the other way. m
many states the bslief that money
should Be taxed has been formulated
INTO laws The result q apparent 70
III The money 81 widows and or
phann. because the account q Il y IN
NE courts, cannot Be. hidden, and u
tAxed: nearly M the fest escapes The
Sssse. euaanky N eity lzApo etna a. ~,
80 : small amount Of srevenue irons
~ ton ~ esAt more 81 less. that =
taxed while the rate of interest, be-
eau-p ~ Ne nsenace u ths tax. sis M
cyeaSeh uron ~ borrowerG For every
dNller the money lenders - : whole
pey n tAxss The Borrowers must pay
~ t~s~s fys. Tpr the lender who does
ucs ~~v ~ taxs - well . his more
c0rsrienttous fellow. charges the ad-
Altinna1 tax rate - interest
That this 4 the net result 4 clearly
49,