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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-20

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described property viii be sOld al
public auction. on Fourth street. near ths
A., T. & s. 2. passenger station. W ednes-
day, October 3Ist 1906, unless called Tor
on or before the date Of sale and AZ
charges against the same paid. SAFE -
commence at 9 O'Clock a. N. So trunks
under local checks 1892. 22207. 1852, 1871.
1861. 20S912 1856 $780, 1852, $685. 1906, eol95
194763, 31516, 2T367, $3.50, 62815, sz445s 2s0&l@
25732S, 1850, S54e5, 62SlS 1896. 1888, S244l,
1892, 2s722. 1881. 22g4d, zgls2 zel4. 1898
l220s 30I49 1856. 1856 zso8s. 10s23. 1886
1871, 54S4S 20506, 62S30, 5S169. Wabash
426257. Frisco 1886, G.. c. & 8. F. Ss62o;
checks z4o2s, 274753, .274752, sS379 1898. 44s5l.
S2Sl2 1851 2617T0, 100513 21S34 612622, I5sl
sg5os 1919 2S476s 1855. 1Ss62Ss 1891, 49lsA
IL trunks and boxes without checks,
out checks, 20 yalises anad cribs under
local checks s2s2s2, 1905 Ss0ss, sg7s1S. SECS
56541, 1875, 62563, 50075, C. 0. D. 1921. B.
3 NJ. 620f59. 620751, c. o. D. 43s24. 9 valises
sd SIPS Without e cnee ldcal ls @
3214. 55z11. 2szo2 20633, 6s495, $685. S6069,
117z5s, 2asss, 55os7. 1885, 1883; 1886,
2i5s5 5s59s 1850 sso49 5s SS0' 1855. sSsss,
41344, 62069, 1865. 34437 $500, 1522S8, 1922,
2Ss9 sg9 e2gss so Sissy Se 1924 sz 9
S71S9, 9z190, c.. & s. 1901, @. & s. l0l4ll,
Rte; 1925. lsss, 95s75 s54ss. s5os1 s s5s,
1850, 2s2s45. s4O26. 2e20. 520s4. s706S 9707l.
1s2439, 24755. 4S547, 1892. 3331s 1885 115176.
1922. sixteen bundlss without checks, IS
sacks checks, local 494l0, 44so9. G. & S. 1891,
62458. bb3S9, 2149s, c.. B. & O., 1886, 5l0l,
1922, 4441. 6669, 46085 1055S, 1882 29057. Two
sacks without checks, bicycles, checks
local 7416, 1575S, G. o. p. 1854, 41462,
baby cabs, checks local, 6277l, 25829, 54544,
c.. o. D 1879, 45S4, 619s. 66927- Three baby
cabs without checks. SO telescopes. checks
local. $685. 1865. 1882, 20050. 24o127. 10459S,
S4279. 1851. 1886. 59528. 95o76, 1865, 5s394,
5S54S. 32744s 5494 1901. 2SS6S 284s5 4l491
1402l, 1889. 1901, 1870 62904, 4090S, 7093
1927, 97072 22745. 2S785, $685., 1146S 1884,
1899, 1903. 194S98, 169S16 60S27, 1865, 40l517
5S2S4, 1855, 62420, 572s1, 25334 47356. 975S3
9S371, 9049, 20S17, 1884, 35135, 1864, 31687
Ills, s4as2, 771s3, 2S46s, 1926, 249l4, 1885,
$685.. 6lss2. 29629. 2s946. 1884. SS37S. s7149
1872. 51655. 1926, 3s7sl, $685. 27s0, 14245.
392143, $685. 25064 1885, 1925, 55922, 71904.
c. o. D. 1852, 1891, 24027. S. l. g s. F.
407S62, c., B. & O., 1857, G. & s. 1z50S,
1854 G. T.. 2646, L NJ. 7s6920 One hundred
and eleven telescopes without checks, 4S
suit cases. checks local. 9861 $685. 1885, 24169,
56422 1865, S7301, 59S59, 1858, $3.50. $685.,
, 32TT, 1868 22198, 1922, 226872 54401, 1876,
3l472. 2265s, 1905, $685. 603l5, 1927, 64571,
4S75S, 51945. 1871. 52279, 329ST. 114202, 1852,
i75i4S, 50209, 41799. S5257 1882, SI940, 40lS7,
97578. Penn. g. O. D. 5729, G. o. D. 46902,
ST. L. & S. F., 1883. One hundred and
4 eleven suit eases without checks.
p. WALSH, General Baggage Agt-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-20
First Published in Topeka State Journal
Oct. g. 1901
ELECTION NOTICES.

For representative and commissioner
district purposes snev--=votang pfeei'c-s
have been created as follows.
he 7th precinct Of lae Second ward
The 18th precinct OF the Fourth ward
And a portion OF the Third precinct q
the Second ward IS transferred % 1AS
Sixth precinct OF the Second ward
II conformity with the law when re-
quires that ali votes given for the state
representatives or county commissioners
shall be cast within the territory estap-
lished by legislative enaetments as speelilc
(provided) any part OF the original terri
tory OF the district become segregated
through annexation to another poAucal
district or subdivision OF territory.
In pursuance herewith, notice - hereDy
given to the voters Of the city OF iopela,
Of the foregoing changes inade IN vot ~
election to be held November o., 1870 anu
the said newly created preelnc{s anu
change IN precinct boundaries are hereps
designated. towit:
The 9TH precinct or the Second ward
will embrace all the territory within the
limits of the city designated as parts q
the present 3rd and 4th precincts on tne
Second ward, lying south OF the Snunsarr
nunga creek, extended to the centet ~
Sixth avenue and between Division street
on the west and Market street on the
east line Of said territory, known as
addition. and all of the territory EN-
braced IN Swygart's SUBDIVISION locaLeso
between Fifth and Sixth streets ana IL
vision and Market streets
Also the Davis and Rodgers addition.
Benson's addition and Roots addllon, az
lying north of Tenth avenue, west OF
Division street to the former east me
of the city limits.
The 5th precinct of the Fourth ward Will
embrace the territory known as the
Farnsworth and Soper Tract lying nortn
Of Second street and between Polk street
and Western avenue extended, also tne
territory known as the H1sted Tract lying
north OF Second street and between tlli-
more and Clay streets extended
The territory hereby transferred from
the 3rd precinct OF the Second ward to
the 6th precinct OF the Second ward Is
known as Fensky's second addition, lying
north of the A. L. & S. +. r R. right Of
way and between North Lake and North
Locust streets. Also the territory en-
braced in the tract of land Known as
Bates addition lying north Of Seward
avenue and south of State street. between
the alley eest Of Ash street and west OF
the east boundry line of the 3rd precinct
of the Second ward.
All voters resident within the foregoing
described territories, as the 18th precinct
of the Second ward. The 18th precinct OF
the Fourth ward and the territory trans
ferred from the Bird precinct of the Second
ward will find their registration, If reg
istered. upon the books of the precincts
named in this publication as their respec-
tive VOTING PLACES.
c. H. TITUS,
Iseal-1 Commissioner of Elections.
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COOP PROPOSITIONS.

Good 6 room house. gas light and heat,
city water, large cellar, fine condition,
paved, street car and shade. 8 blocks of
center, about $500. Easy terms. aWant
to sell Monday
Splendid Bargain. Out west side. good
room house and barn, 40 it, front, a
block of car line, for 81, go; also nice lit
tie room cottage, gas light and heat,
well and new pump, cellar, shade TX lots,
close to car, low taxes, only $500, 800
down. Ask to see this. Near 5th and
Clay All modern s or room house.
hot water heat, old shade, barn. cut to
$500. Here's a warm one: room cot
tage, cellar. city water, sink, sewer. els
tern, we'll barn, shade, best street car
service in city, Al #. 'front.' $1.575 TO first
conner Monday or Tuesday, $500 to $500
down. Finest new room modern close
in, southwest. $500. want best offer first
of the week. rooms, 40 It. front, near S.
F. shops, 81. 500; s100 down; rooms, III
lots, near 9Th and Lawrence, $50; small
payment; cheapest 20, house and stable,
only $500. Snap corner lot in PotWin 122
by 205. just for this week $3.50.
Nice Trade Offers; $40 Stevens county,
Kan, improved, SO an acre, trade for 40
to 50 acre farm. 100 improved, Reno coun-
ty, 81, 900, trade for Topeka rentals; nice
20 improved miles from Highland Park
81. 600, might take y in Topeka house; lots,
houses, tracts, farms, western land
Think we can fit you out with anything
you want. AT the old stand.
W NJ Forbes =107 w. 9TH St, Topeka,
Kan.
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Topeka, kan. Oct. 9. 1905.
REaIsTRATIoN NOTICE.

Notice is. hereby given. that the books
for the registration Of voters for the var
ious wards of the city of Topeka will be
closed Friday. October 18th, at 10 o'clock
D. m, and viii remain closed until after
The general election to be held on Tues
day November 9Th, 1905.
From Tuesday, October 18th. to Friday.
october 18th inclusive, registration can
Be made at the Office Of the commissioner
81 elections from 8 o'clock a. m until 10
O'clock D. m, including the noon hour.
Al meeting OF the board Of supervisors
OF elections will be held at the Office OF
the commissioner Of elections on Satur-
dav. October 9th, at 1880 p. m, for the
rlrrpoge Of revising the registration, hear
ing appeals from the decision Of the com
missioner Of elections and the considera-
ffon Of BIDS for furnishing meals to judges
and clerks Of election TO be held Novem-
Der 9Th. 1896: also any other business
which may properly come before the
board Of supervisors
Bids for furnishing meals for election
boards must be fled at this office on or
before Saturday noon. October Z7th. 1906.
c. H TITUS,
(seaI.1 Commissioner Of Elections
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zoe sAr.r-E,rAn -.
HOUSE BARGAINS.
-ooaNnR LocArroN *

CORNER LOCATION s4.5Oo-
Large room house built one yeas. all
modern. newly papered. laundry, large
attic. on a corner near Bethany college.
Extra nice. owner viii consider a good
oaer.
CUT TO 500
room modern house. hot water heat.
bath. gas and electric light, barn. heavy
shade. on clay st. good location.
COTTAGE 500 DOWN
Balance like rent. 5 rooms, newly paper
ed and in me condition, large barn, 2
lots. on pavement. near Central Park.
Price 5000.
REDUCED TO $3.50
rooms ana small kitchen. city and els
tern water. electric light. heavy shade,
barn. blocks from High school.
-ss5o CASH
And balance $3.50 per month for neat {
room house. new paint. new roof. well,
large barn, brick walks, rents for s1l,
west side. mile from transfer station.
Price sL15o.
LOTS FILLMORE ST.
114 lots on Fillmore St. near 9Th. $780,
Many new buyers. List your property.
We can sell it.
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO.
BOTH PHONES 1925.
107 w. SIXTH ST
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pan beneath the faucet, which shan DE
veat such products OF petroleum rom
dripping OF rtfhninr on the asphalt pave
nenf. or to throw any such prodQcl4 o.
petroleum OF allow the same to Grip q
Sec. z. Every person, firm OF corporation
who shall violate any of, the provisions ~
this ordinances, shall be deemed guilty 81
a nlsdemeanor, and, upon conviction
thereof. shall be fined In any sum not less
than five. dollars nor more than. enc nun
bred dollars and pay the costs Of the ac-
ton and stand committed. to the city
prison until such fine and costs are pslld,
Sec. s. This ordinance shall take el5eet
and be in force from and after It's puDn-
cation IN the official city paper
Passed the Council October d 1915
Approved October 10, 1896.
(Seal3 W. H DAVIS. Mayor.
Attest: J. H. SQUIRES, City Clerk
(By Anna L. Engle, Deputy.l
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ORDINANCE NO. 2726.

An 0RD4N ANCE REGULATING THE
use 81 asphalt streets by wagons deliv--
eTinE gasoline penang, coal OIL anu
other products Of petroleum.
Re It Ordained BY the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen Of the City Of Topeka;
Section L It shall be unlawful for any
person, firm. or corporation OF the owner,
AGENT or driver OF any. wagon delivering
gasoline, benzine, coal oil or other PROD
uts OF petroleum, to drive or cause 70 &c
driven any such wagon upon any asrnalt
first having attached a bucket or drip
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CHARLES J. DEvLIN.
bankrupt, will sell all of the following de-
scribed property of said bankrupt, situat-
ca IN the city ot-Iopekas In the county OF
Lot number two hundred twenty (23O)
Kansas avenue, together with the build
ing located thereon, being enc four story
brick building . it. by $50 IT.
Lot number two hundred eleven GID
and two (2) inches in width of north part
OF lot number two hundred thirteen (2l3)
ing located {peFeon, oelng one I'VE story
stone ana prick buIldingi also an undivid-
Der Two hundred thirteen (2f3).
Lot number two hundred eighty-nine
(2S9) Kansas avenue, together with the
building located thereon, being a one
story brick structure q It. by 50 IT. on
the west end Of said lot
Lots number four hundred seventy (47o).
four hundred seventy-two (472) and four
IN Huntoon's addition, together with the
frame cottage located thereon.
Bids for the above named property. or
any portion thereof, viii be received up
to and including November 49, 1896. All
bids should be IN writing, describing the
property bid upon and stating the amount
offered to be paid IN cash If the bid is ac-
cepted-
Bids should be sealed and SO Endorsed
on the outside as to indicate that the en-
velope contains bid for the purchase OF
property, ana should be addressed and
mailed or delivered to the undersigned
trustees at Topeka, Kansas.
Bids viii be opened on the morning OF
November 10Th. 1906. The trustees reserve
the privilege Of rejecting any ard ali bids
IF the amount offered is IN their opinion.
insufficient
Dated this 10th day Of October, 1906.
JAS 3. HURLEY
CYRUS LELAND. Jr
WALTER REEVES.
Trustees Of Chas. ]. Devlin's Estate Ct al.
In Bankruptcy.
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4 ACRES AND 8 ROOM HOUSE.

I have a 9 room modern house. enamel
ed bath. hot and cold water, gas furnace,
east front with 4 acres OF ground. in best
residence part OF city. Want best ofler
3or 2 or days.
EMMETT E. RoUDEBUsH.
107 w. Sixth st., stormont Bldg.
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THE best residence lots on the highest
ground between the state house and
" ashpurn college for sale cheap North
e. Ct corner Lane and 18th sts., numbers
$780, southeast corner Lane and 14th, 3
numbers, $1,000; northwest corner Lincoln
ana 18th, numbers s1,690: on Lane, at
end OF 18th numbers, 81. 500; on West
81, opposite end OF 14th. numbers. 81
~; southwest corner Huntoon and West
SITS, numbers, g, 600s southwest corner
Lincoln ard sPiercy SITS, numbers. Z room
house, cistern and outbuildings, S2,10o;
northwest corner Of Lincoln and 18th, 2
numbers, S1+1oo; eight east front lots on
lincoln. betW cen Percy and 18th. $500
aach. Terms: q cesh, balance long time
All have large shade trees, on or near
paved streets and electric car lines. city
water and sewers T. w. Harrison, 100
W. Sixth ave. Topeka Kan.
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- auILp1Na 80.

have II lots on Van Buren, between
sth and It'll, east front. which 1 wish IL
sell. with enough pressed brick to put u
, nat building for fats OF rooms eaci
Bee me ct once for particulars. want OF
ler e. Ones
EMMETT q. RoUDEBUsH.
07 W. sixth 81. Phone 2s7.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, GUNS,
REvOLyERs, BICYCLES.


stand cost So now $50 one nickel
mile 81
rade
SO rsce nearly boysw
KANSAS AVE. TOPEKA KAN
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80 ACRES FOR TRADEs
I have 50 acres 20 miles from Enporia
I viii trade part on city property.
ROUDEBUSH,
1O7 ". Sixth st. stormont Bldg.
FOR SALE

81. COO for IL lots and 4 room cottage,
close to shops; small payment down, bal
ance on $40, monthly payments.
$780, / lot and room IL story house,
on Van Buren, st.
1890 for 1 lot and room ia story
house on E. Locust st.
We have nne homes and vacant lots in
all parts of the city.
$40 acres IN Rush county, one Of the best
wheat. counties of Kansas to exchange
for 100 acres IN Shawnee county.
Call and see our list of farms. If you
wish to sell or exchange list your prop
erty with US.
GLOBE REALTY co..
Room z s24 Kansas Ave.
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IF TAKEN AT ONCE

peri
1aOoO-casa-odd ows soulncy
and7 ii, front
s2oOo-rZansas and east front
ands 'front.'
front
mine. ne in 1 nonhs
s50O-chsokee county coal mine capacity
coalp ropos don in
TOPEKA PROPERTY FARMS.
BRANCHES
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
H. C.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
ID.
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MONROE ST FREE DFsPENsARY.
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
zeal service free. Medicine free Ia ssr9a
cases. Office hours 2 to 5 b M Css1ie
answered night~or day. Ind. tel s4ls
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BUGGY REPAIRNc

- Il =. =
SURREYS, runabouts and TOP burgies 81
bottom prices. Repairing and rubber
tires. Repository Jig w. Fifth st
Factory 414-426 Jackson ST
e. 6. KINEFY
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HOMES AND INVESTMENTS.


paid Owne bargain a
pantry closets hot
all furnace Goodt terms
8 OTIS all
In fin
barn.. lots
we'll.
I one
al Of fruit
house cellar
We have choice
also good Topeka farms
L. s. q
SIP KANSAS AVE
THEATER
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l. NJ PENVELL, funeral director enS
.enbalsfer. First class service, reasona~
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FLORISTS.


ers, paints designs. dec6rsfi6TS ia ~
Eighth. Tel. g. Greenhouse 18th and Mon.
CUT flowers, floral designs. specIaI f.
tention to out Of town orders Jss45es
Hayes. 10 w. Eighth st. Tel 81.
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rPublished in The Topeka State Journs
Oct. 20. 1861
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WANTED TO BUYS room cottage close
to r. R. Y NJ. G. A. Must be a bargain
Address Bargain, care Journal.
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PATENTS.


J. A. ROSEN, patent attorney t23 Kan
sas ave. Topeka
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EPnblished in The Topeka State Journal
Oct. 20, 1861
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losc
well
fruf a
&C nil 5 acre roonh 4staIs ton
hay. crib, hen 81
egoodlan
for bel well nd punlp SaSl partc
FTarrson lots
property
hroonb welh
a
J. E
SIXTH TOPEKA KAN
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= -.
lFuDtisned In The Topeka State Journal
Oct. 20 1885,
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CIDER WORKS.


PURE apple cider, fresh every day. IN
per gallon. delivered Washbiirn's cider
works. Ind. phone 6051
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sALE o. uNcLAIMEp BAeeAaE.

EF'irst published In The Topeka State
Journal Oct. II. 1861
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AUcrrors-
PURI1c SALE
WHOLESALERS.


TEE COUGHLIN HARDWARE co
Hardware stoves. fine tools. 70s KeS-
sas ave. Tel. sos
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= - = -~>-~-------~~--~--<>~--
AMS.S 3. HAYDEN, JeWeler and Opti-
clan Complies stock of watches ia
monds, silverware. etc. Eyes examined
ard spectacles properly fitted
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FARM $40 ACRES.

have a good $50 acre farm in eastern
Kansas, 125 miles from Kansas City. inn
proved, at 4 bargain. Want offer.
EMMETT e. ROUDEBUSH.
107 W. Sixth St.. Topeka kan
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RATTROAD TrNFH Taprd7s


ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME IA BE
TOPEKA KAN.
The ssEiEht Road To and From ana
Between
MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY
ST. PAUL ST JOSEPH
FORT WORTH PEORIA
COLORADO SPGS MEMPHIS
DENVER ST. LOUIS
OMAHA CHICAGO
And Evgrywhere Beyond.
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IF'irgt published IN The Topeka State
Journal Oct 16 1901
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BANKRUPT SALE

-|~(-7--~---@-~-r7----
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Oct 1S, 1861
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No s1o-PassenEer to Fl Scott-.-. s9e pm
No 6g2-Freigllt -..... ........ss-.-. f;o5 an
HORTHBODNO.
No 609-P asseuger from II. lscokt-1z- - ~ -
No. 681-Freight ...-.. ,s---...-.-----5 va pm
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ORDINANCE NO. 2725.

AN ORDINANCE CREATING SEWER
District No. !. i, defining the territory and
establishing the bound airy thereof, PROVE
of sewerage in said district. and provid-
ing for a special assessment to pay for
district.
Be It Ordained by the Mayor and coun-
Ill. .ns L. If
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CHARLEs ]. DEVLIN,

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed as trustees Of the estate of
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UNION PACIFIC.

sfJo. I07-K4 C.~Salfna Express - am
No 103-Denver-Pac. Coast Ltd II ;99 am
No Abduction city local pass ~ pm.
No 101-Ldmited ..-.---.-. .-...-. f.o2 pm.
sDafIy except Sunday. All others daily
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sOUTHBOUED

lIssOURI PACIFIC TINE TABLE.
DAILY Except Sunday.)
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REAL ESTATE LOANS. INSURANCE
Is sa FIFTH & JACKSON ST
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PAVING.

CAPITAL. CITY vITRIwYwr9 rspvr,rr 4
PAVING co. lis w. FsirnfY, 81 49, 8
of building paving and sldsWaik friek
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AfTsCELLANFora

nm 17ScIr32S7S
~ IOPHkAA BARREL AND Box
Manufacturing co. can furnish van 7g1f7s
apple barrels and boxes in an Quantity.
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SEWING called for and. delivered chm
oren-s line specIalty. 3. D. Lournal
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THE WoAfAN.s DocroR


LOUIS LoCKOWITZ expert piurrbe ~
gas utter, 2le w. 9th ST. IND. tel. r07g
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-12-14
Yours to please

that the questions which are no
merely OF industrial but Of so
cial Importance out weigh all
others; and these two questions
most emphatically come In the
category OF those which effect
in the most far reaching way the
home life Of the nation. The
horrors incident TO the employ
ment OF young children in fac
tories or at work any where are
q blot on our civilization.
We hold that the government
should not conduct the business
OF the nation, but that 1t should
exercise supervision as will In
sure its being conducted In the
interest OF the nation. Our aim
is so far as it may be to secure,
for all decent, hard working men
equality Of opportunity and
equality Of burden.
The man Of great wealth owes
peculiar obligation TO the state
because he derives special ad
vaniages from the mere exis-
tence Of government. Not only
should he recognize the obliga-
tion in the way he leads his daily
life and in the way be earns and
spends his money, but it should
also DE recognized by the way in
which he pays for the protection
the state gives him. On one
hand it il desirable that he
should assume his full and prop
or share Of The burden of taxa
tion; on the other hand IL Is quite
as necessary that Ia this kind Of
taxation, where men who vote tine
tax pay but little Of it, there
should be clear recognition or
the danger Of inaugurating any
such system save In the spirit Of
entire justice and moderation.