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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
VIII Cover Whole Country
When Ultimately Completed
For Strategic Purposes.
COHEY ISLAND ENJOYING
FINE WEEK OF CARNIVAL
Many Other Matters Of General
Interest Presented 10 the Read.
ers Of the Evening Citizen.

Washington. b. g.. sept IS Ro-
ports received ffum various military
sources this year show that auhaian
liai prugrcaa n being mace with wuai
Us known as the progressive military
map of the country This Ga a BIS
compilation made by tho army onRi-
uoors and o. intended ultimately "a
provide an accurate and detailed map
Of strategic value Of the entire coun-
iry. For a time n was Couhdefed
uy some officers that the map should
Dee made In secret. aud that no In
formation of the work should ho dl.
Vuigod. but u has now come 20 be-
pretty well known that such a map b.
ln course Of preparation. especially Or
an the commanding generals nf de-
nnfimcnia and divisions have referred
io the matter and reported tho ad-
Fancemont made. The mnns are iu
sections, of course. and win he con
led and 1lod nt various hoadauartorn
besides being kept in Washington. "a
wiil be possible 60 foll OF iho chagac.
tpr oi the country, even io iho loca-
tlun Of barns, buildings. ETC.. together
with the state az The roads and the
character of the fields So far ns IL re-
latoa 90 military occupation. u 81
such a map Of France that Germany
"a supposed to pDGsess. The French.
llkowiso have similar Information uf
Germany Probably the idea was
adopted from the Europeans 60 tho
end that tho government might be
60 meet any emergency
which might arise at home. al least
When computed the map viii bo
guarded against reproduction Tor the
benefit OF the unirlondly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Washington, D. g.. Sept ls.-Tho
naval bureau chiefs are nt work on
their annual estimates. which are 10
be- ready Tor departmental adoption
within q Few weeks There was "a
chance fhia year that Secretary nnn-
lpaFio would depart FROM fha meihod
adopted hy Secretary Moody aud pof
init the bureau officials 10 make 40
their own estimates f0f revision 81
The department instead of requiring
them % submit only such recommend
niloua az She department chose TO-
approve in advance 10 o. held that
ODE bureau chiefs should be allowed
io make tho estimates they believe 40
De- justified. and that the department
should thln revise them ana submit
me finally approved 81 along with
tlc bureau estimates. fo congress.
ihia would have ono oucfi af lfaat
freaily desired By the bureau chiefs
that Of relieving them OF fhf llame fur
cntiing d0an estimates which come
from the navy yards and stations 10
is eNpteied mo reductions AS bc made
ihis year wiil oqnal the revision ~
lasf year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
MONUMENT ERECTED ON
ANTtETAM NATTiE rtrl

sharpahurg. Nd, Sept. iS-The
monument erected IN memory of the
Third. Fourth. seventh and Eighlh
reserves Of Pennsylvania. who ION Ia
the battle Of Anueiam. was un.
yelled last afternoon with imposing
ceremonies. The monument was
erected by the state Of Pennsylvania.
and iIth vas selected for the dod'
cation. as q o. the forty fourth annl-
yeraary 0f tho battle The state nr
fornsylYanin provided free tranapor-
iaiinn Cd tho battlefield Tor iho aur
Nivora ~ the regiments and several
hundred of Thorn awaited themselves
OF the opportunity 20 visit again tho
soeno Of that bloody battle IN which
30 many ui their comrades foii An
interesting program had been arrane.
90 for che exercises and there were
several addresses By prominent
speakers, music aud ainrlnn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
HOLLAND HoLpe SHOW
OF colo AND silver YER


AlddlohprF Hellana September as.
The Interesting exhibition of Dutch
gold and silver objects OF Vortu which
~ held here ia attracting a great deal
of attention in widest circles Among
thc objects exhibited are the amalloai
book ever printed and the smallest
commemorative medal in ne world
Tho iAllpuilan volume b. the aire Of
"a bean. y contains n poem entitled
hiocmhQ3c.' or The Little FlnNer
Oarden. and was printed Oh 1919 bv
O. Van iange lia binding n II rod
murcgco, tuuied On gold. and % in
adorned with two of the tinicai silver
clasps This curiosity 81 tho property
oi q Paris connoisreur. who n0aaeasea
Ia library of 600 d.minutIvo hooklets.
which emo ample room in n case the
aiF" ~ p cigar box nui "nl0omhnfiar
ia ihe smallest oi The collection.
The microscopic medal ls az Foid.
and may he compared in slan with the
mead uf a moderately LARGE pin. ID
was struck IN 1870. on tho occasion
oi Napoloon's son tho king of Rome
on ihh DIVERSE side a chiida head an
pears while The reverse shows the
yenitoiine sho-woif. 8uckiinr no twin
babes. ilomulns and Remua This
medal is extremely rare and very vat
uahio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
AUTOMOBILE PARADE or
MILES w LENGTH

knglcwood. N. j.. Sept is-An a..
iomohllo parade Eve milos Ia length
VII De toulghfs feature ~ tso Can't
val which has been arranged by tho
people Of Enrlewuod for the benefit
oi the Englewood hospital. The pa
rado WIN start from here az 1880
o'clock in iho evening ana will gun
thr0uEh The towns of HirhwOod. no.
nahy. Creaahill Chester ana ncmar-
est then west tO New Milford. south
down che river to Cherry mill. Falr.
mount hnckonaack. woodbridge Ru
hcfford, HaHhruurk Holghis ana
Carlsbad, west to Homestead. north
io Moraemofo. Palisades park. Iaonia
anu Nofdhun 90 EnRloEo0d. Tho cars
win ho Illuminated with red Ore and
hung With lanterns The cars will b.
started on thirty seconds hoadway
and win be reviewed hy committee
az iackeuaaek.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
ARMY oistiKEs SUCH
ACTIVE SUMNER gERVfCF

Washington. Sept. i8-lt b somo
thing of shock tO mewbors of the
general stan Oh learn that there is
objection among army 0ilrofs and
enlisted men to fhh long practice
marches ard thn prD,mcied oncamn-
mnnla to which caFhlry and inf1aifF
Commands have been aasirncd th.s
aummer . vas expected that iho
outings would Do o. roilof from the
monoinny ~ garrison ilfe. bot .his o.
30 Tar from bclng abe case that the
war department. has received ma
merona complaints OF the demands
upon the Time of iha soldiers The
militia ln some cases have proved
very hard 90 manage. ANA in tho short
period az their STAR at che camus
many have been found afgaralinf
about lhe Heareet towns ana aoinr
their best 60 get aWay from fhe work
pt the enenmPHcnL d D. not ilke8
tnat there vii Doe any change M the
system nnei year Tho president he.
hpfoa that lhn service should ha hopt
up tO tho line of efficient mabHlfy
ani hu also holds that this can I'D
~ done without lnat such work as
mas pgen lald out Tor tho regulars
thia year 10 ia worthy Ol mmafk
laal. while aOmo olhcom are fndiae
iault with The hard WORK aad me px.
posture. others arc complaining thai
there d too much luxury. TOO piany
"nsinH1' about fho camps. ana f08
little 90 ihe sou of thing the soldier
Would hnd ln iho Geld n they urre
ordered there iu iime ol war.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
NEW NAVY YARD SEEMS
TO nE BADLY Loghr

Cnlrlesiuu. b a. Sept u.s. Much
work must boz done al nc new navy
yard here before li d alleged hef ac-
ceagiiie io wawhips az the larger
class. it has been found thai the an-
pfnlcn 10 the station by Wag 10 Coop.
gf river viii have lo be dredred to thr
depth Of thirty fetf AZ low water. and
ihat fho channel viii have t0 Be
sifAiGhlened fn admit lho passage ~
Vessels ui the GeepeW dmn Thora
Nid ha % be a survey ol tho river
nY lht army CaNlHe0rf before any.
thing can be- aoAe. nul those who have
been lQ1hlng into the situation Insist
Z IA ihf drudElng ol lh0 approach viii
va io he underinko0 without luueh
laY N the facilities 0f lha new plant
ana he dfy dock are % bo used 81
De rlvy The plans Coz the develop
eu' oi tho yard have been approved
uaqy department with q yica
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
TO OPEN A RE-
CRGITING STATION

Captain r. b. Wright 30 the First
cavalry, is ou his way from El paao
90 this city where no VIII Visit a few
days during The fair time The cap.
tain is1oXpocied here Friday mora.
lug and IA will make his hradquar-
tors af the Aivarado, whore Sergeant
Rule has established q branch Office
uf The kl Paau uuiiod States army
recruiting station
The office Will be- open to an those
Who would care 20 he examined for
enlistment iu lhn army Captain
Wright can enlist for all branches 0f
the service and applicants are invited
to examine into What the army or
iers 90 lia soldiers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

systematic campaign should nndonhi.
olly De inanHurltod 90 uxirfmlnafn
inls disease. through such agencies az
thorough dipping approved mix.
lures and effective Qnsfranituo o.
locks that later dnvUlop inspf ton and
proper dipring of sans on earliest
date possible This association should
cooperate in every possible wav with
the burpau Oi animal Industry ana the
sheep sanitary board 10 bring about
ins thorough eradication 10 this dia.
gsec.
This ecah question aiano would IN
itself ~ sufficient ground % Justify
thiH association in PLACING yurr
strongest mgn Ia oiuoo. When this a.
socini'on la fairly launched IN tho aeld.
/ hope io see 81 take nn and prosecute
thia question, and % snch ~ ria are
directed along the proper lines. and I'M
cooperation with tho Sheep Sanitary
board, and the bureau 90 animal indus.
Try, the work in few years win be-
crowned with success AN ihon lcft
90 De- done WOULD be- for the fodorai
government 90 release this territory
from quarantine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

io regular annunl appropriations Tor
'he next few years. 20 that tho place
VII soon hocume useful na repair
station ~ importance and capacity
equal to Che plant ai Norfolk Those
Nb9 are Interested in tho Installation
Gel chat che pfoEram o. imp0dai hy
ihc delay in getting io work on thn
approaches % the yard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
SHARE OLE PRnEITs

SEWING MACHINE FREE,
our new prQlit sharing plan enables
our eaah customers 90 secure sewing
machines. carpets, lace curtains. an.
ner sets, washing machines aud other
valuable ARTICLES without coat. we
rive q reiunding slip wsli every pur
chase Send fof promlmum llsi We
sell cheaper than any other catalogue
house and you win save money 81
buying direct from g..
FIFTY CENTS FREE
Write for our new MammOuih eco
page Catalogue. FREE and a due BIN
loF Soc.
BON. & LOOK
Consumer Wholesale Cataloru
House la42 Blake st. Denver. Col,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Duana Res letB cure constipation
w.theui gripping. nausea. nor any weak.
un.ng effect Ask your druggist for
them. % cents per box
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Itching hleed.nF. nro'ridnr ~
blind piles yield 20 DoanF Olnimeni
Nntpnle caaes a0on relieved. nnaHr
cured pgugg'aia sii sell ~
~ h Mhfin, dlairiri clerk uf 50.
zorro C0unly. Waa amone thn Gem fiIft
pNpple iah|nE IA tho fair HnlHgH VA.
af one TIME manager of tdo SANTA ~
base bail team a1d one of fhe most on
ituHl1rilc fans in iho territory. and
lhAt AipuQurrqlelluho game pesiof.
NAt 8ncruaun Naa luat enc Kind fn
start h's base BAH blood canrsine
AGAR NJ Martin has me disnnctian
or tfHdef'nH che Fufcruor ika moaI
mpIete annual report az al iho dia
irict clerks ga The Territory. ana ~
ile third district On cBilioi ne ~.
oid of sac largosl iccoipth ~ me-
past hdcal Ya1r 0f all The districts ~
tte TERRITORY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22


The poatofhco frauds are recalled by
the fact that tomorrow Diller r.. aud
samuel A. Gr0E win walk ont OF the
peniientiary nt M'undsyllle Wa Va
Tree men, having served their term OF
two years, less time allowed for good
behavior. Tho hrst twOyoars sentence
uf August " Mnchen. the king hoe oi
the postoihce grafters, also VII end
tomorrow bat Machen has two years
more 10 serve n another count
There always has been a good deal
of public sympathy FOR tho Grons. az
being believed they were the victims
OF r. vicious system rather than vicious
themselves. one on the Grons was
The Inventor on a Conifigancc for fas.
tcning letter boxes ON posts, aud the
two OF them engaged ia IS manufao.
turc The government. uf course. was
their only prospective customer. When
they went % sell 20 the government.
fhey found they would have 10 hrlbo
Machen in order 20 DO So. As they
could 90 no business without roa0rllne
90 bribery, they brIbed. anu their con.
flciluu on charge ui conspiracy 60
dciraud was the result q Us not con
tended that the dr0hs should not have
been punished auf nRlclai Washington
always has believed they should have
gotten ~ more lightly than dia Ma
chen. who not only forced the Grods
into the plot but Who betrayed his
trust and violated his oath as gov.
ernmGnt Official ln doing 3d.
aa
y. ID. N 0addis. OF klngman. Ariz..
is I'm tho city, taking la the territorial
fair and talking Joint statehood FOR
the two territories Mr. Gaddis be-
llevos that Arizona with good work.
viii cast % majority of hpr votes FOR
Joint RntehOnU and ho la working 10
that end The gentleman h posts
master ami general merchant of
klngman and Do here 90 remain q few
days
Mrs Anna Gray has returned To the
city from a months visit to iriauds
lu Denver and other Colorado cities.
Mrs. Gray expects q visit the latter
part OF the week from her friend. Mra.
n. =. Drew Of Denver. who o. coming
% take Ia me lasl few days OF the
fair.
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Tries TO STARVE.
J. E. Anderson, Insane Prisoner, Re-
fuses All Food.

Just at the present time Sheriff Lu-
cas- is haunted with the fear that he
Will loose another inmate Of the coun-
~ jail by the suicide route and as he
has had several losses Of prisoners he
is making every effort to get this par
ticular inmate out of the JAIN and into
other quarters.
The prisoner who is causing him I'M
easiness at this time is J.. E. Ander-
son, who was declared insane Thurs
day by a commission in the probate
court For some reason there has been
a delay in the issuing of the commit
ment papers and he has not been re-
moved from the county Jail to the asy-
lun:.
Since he was declared insane Ander-
son has steadfastly refused to either
partake of food or water and sleeps but
little. He refuses to talk and the force
at the county jail have decided that he
intends to starve himself to death to
atone for the sins which he inagines
that he has committed
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Denounce sunreme Courf Aeain

lola, Kan, July 14.-McCook post,
G. A. r, has adopted resolutions de-
nouncing the members of the Kansas
supreme court for turning down Ben
F. Simpson. despite the Soldier Pre-
ference Law The post also attacks
Congressman Scott, who is accused of
failure TO recommend odd soldier can
didates for the postmastership in lola.
The voters of the Second congress
sional district are called upon to re-
buke such political perhdys"
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HocH AS a LECTURER.
Governor Says He Will Try Platform
When Term Expires.

lola. kan. July 14.=Governor Hoch
was a speaker at the lola Chautauqua
Friday. In an interview Governor
Hoch said that he is going on the
lecture platform when he is no longer
governor. Governor Hoch said:
It don't like politics as a trade. I
don't mind serving the people. if I can.
but personally I don't like politics. I
would much prefer the platform, as I
have long had an ambition in that d.
rection. expect to go into the lecture
field later on and hope to be able to
bring a message to the people on the
subject of our modern Industrial situa-
ton Our government has not kept
life. Fifty years ago our Industrial life
was very simple; it required little gov
erning. But it is very complex now.
Government has hardly kept pace with
If
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PLAYING FAST TENNIS.
Miss Sutton Does Good Work In Eng
isl. Contests.

Newport, Eng. July Am the Welsh
ladies' championship tennis contest to-
day Miss May Sutton of California. and
F. H. Damcey beat Mr. and Mrs. Rakes
in the mixed doubles, 6-1 SIS Miss
Sutton and Mrs Sterry, owing 10. beat
Miss Garfitt and Miss Boucher in the
doubles handicap SIS, 81.
In the final of the womens lawn
tennis tournament for the champion
ship of Wales, today Miss Sutton beat
Miss Garftt 81. so. The American thus
retains this title.
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Big sale of Oil.

Los Angeles. Cal. July IA local
oil company announced today that it
had signed a contract with private
parties in Chile for 10 coo. 600 barrels
of oil to be delivered within a period
OF ten years at the port of Iqueque, in
the state of Turapaca. where a dozen
companies in the nitrate field there
will use the oil for fuel, and railroads
viii put oil burners on their engines
Delivery Will commence this fall.
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WANTED-sALEsnfEN.

<~-~~ees----~--~---------~
WANTED-Saiesmen to sell high class
proposition to general merchants. Can
make 5000 per year. Box 81 Cedar Rap
ids, Ia.
SALESMAN-1st class all round hustler to
cover unoccupied and virgin territory
Technical experience unneceSsary$S9 week
ly; expenses advanced. Sales Manager,
box 725, Chicago.
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SAD BLOW no Jo1NTIsTs.
Bar Fixtures Burned and Much Beer
and Whisky Destroyed.

independence. Kas-. July 1.-THE
bar fixtures of five Coheyville and one
Cherryvale jointists who recently
served jail sentences for violating the
prohibitory law. We're burned here to-
day by order of Judge Flannelly Of the
local court. Forty cases of beer and
a quantity of whisky were also spilled.
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FIRE AT INDEPENDENCE.
independent Mill Plant and 10000
Bushels of Wheat Lost.

Independence. Kas., July 1.-THE
plant of the Independent Milling com
pany of this city was destroyed by fire
early this morning. together with &c.
600 bushels of wheat. Loss $4,000.
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Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
Iae11lrn $50 Santa Ee

Tickets on sale daily, good returning
as late as October 31st. liberal stoporer
privilege allowed. Fast Colorado Flyer
+ I'M Topeka 1926 p. m arrives Colo
rado early next morning. Rock ballast
track and Harvey eating houses. 7. +.
King. c. P. &c T. A.. Topeka.
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Rock Islands Kansas City Service fol
TsODeIxa PeODIc

Leave Topeka 1880 a. m. arrive at
Kansas city S.15 a. m. Leave Kansas
City $40 p. M, arrive Topeka 1855
p. m Double track Rock ballast
Dining cars both directions. Try it.
A. NJ FULLER. C--P. A.,
Rock Island depot.
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People sending items to this Departments
OF The State Journal Will confer a favor
py giving the full first name or eWo
initials, with all proper names. Items
must be accompanied BY the name ana
address OF the writer Oh they can not pc
Dublished1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-14

lima Monday after visit to Miss Helen
Estey and Mrs. n. H. Loomis.
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VVANTED-A good girl for general house
work, German or Swede pfeferred5 good
wages. Mrs Crossley, IFS y. 9th st
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! WHEN you want to hire a MAJ or boy.
call Up 7. NJ. c. A. Ind. tel sos OF Bell
I tel 907 red. We have a list Of men and
confidential references concerning them.
Z: NJ c. A. Employment bureau. 1o7 E.
9th II
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AGENTS, Legitimate substitute for slot
machines, patented, sells at sight for 81.
Good territory open. Particulars. Gisha.
Co, Anderson, Ind.
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PICTURE agents. get your pictures a.
rect from artist. save middle men prof.
it. best work at lowest prices A Hinger
artist. HOG s. Hoyne ave. Chicago.
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thy Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Kline.
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PORTRAIT agents, interesting particu-
lars with free catalOg and souvenir Tor
the asking; free samples; credit given to
hustlers. Fidelity Portrait Co. 120 So.
Paulina. St. Chicago.
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AGENTS, you can know about the profits
made supplying perfumes to families by
OUR agents coin money selling loose
stones, diamond doublets, sapphires, to-
paz. ruby and pearls; sample line g. A.
j. Reinhardt, Importer. Lincoln, Ill
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WE want the names of all picture agts.
Portrait and frame soc; retails at s. co.
Frames from &c up. Catalog and samples
free Friedman & Co., box "a, Martins
burg, Mo.
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FOR Rem TT furnished front room with
a4co~esin modern house. 13l5 Harrison
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Iosr AND FouNn.

and ticket to Joplin, Mo. Finder please
leave at photograph gallery, 81 Kansas
ave. Reward.
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FOR ENT-Unfurnished rooms en- suite,
strictly modern. 3ls =. 18th 81
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Mrs. Frank Z. Grimes gave a family
luncheon today for Mrs. Martha Curtis
T4ougham Of Dayton. Ohio. Miss Martha
Kemp of Colorado Springs, Miss
Hespera Hougham, Mrs. Harry 0. Car
vey, Mrs Charles F. Spencer and Miss
Annabel Garvey.
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FOR RENT or ; furnished rooms light
housekeeping. front and back porch, s.
month 207 Adams st.
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Mrs A B Qulnton VIII be The hostess
Of the Monday whist club next week.
X
Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. Kline entertain
ed the G. G. Gage Relief corps at their
home, 1924 West street. Wednesday,
Those present were: Mrs. Swain. Mrs
Gihin, Mrs. Dryer. Mrs. Garland. Mrs
hill. Mrs. Sawyer and children. Mrs
lAclkley, Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Shaefer and
son. CaTvel. Mrs. DeBow. Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Howe. Mrs. A. H. Kinne Mrs
Baird Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Atwood, Mrs
G. NJ. Kline and son, Ronald. Mabel
Garland, Gertrude Bowers, LOvey Ad-
ans, Grace G1unt. Maggie Mulvahill.
Nellie Atwood Jimmie Evans. Doro-
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FOR RENT-Room with board for gen
tlemen, pleasant room. 607 Topeka ave
Bell 5202 black.
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FOR RENT-5 unfurnished rooms 1st foo.
to family without children. 7l2 e 9Th It
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FOR RENT adjoining unfurnished
rooms 933 Kansas ave. Phones 16.
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MANUFACTURERS
~~-----r--0---@-----4-~-----
E 9. KINLEY.
Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds oe
vehicles. See US about that delivery wag@
on 116 ". 5th st.
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Miss Mary Walker gave an informal
porch party this morning for Mrs.
Charles s. Stewart of Elmwood, Ill.
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John 2. Frost.
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FOR RENT-Afodern furnished rooms, al
so housekeeping. SIS Kansas ave, room 3.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-14

FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms.
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