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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02
Died During an Operation.

Cherrvva1e, kan. May e A. Vaughn
dfed here Tuesday at the Axtell hotel dur
ing an operation for acute appendicitis,
which was being performed Mr. Vaughn
yvs5 : well known IN southern Kansas. but
hest known In Colorado, from which place
he and his wife came some time ago to
make their home with his brother-in-lasT
! AxtelI.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02

wichita Kan. May John Reed. en-
oineeT at the Santa Fe railroad pump
house here, was killed Tuesday by falling
IA feet from a tower at the pumping sta
fion He died while being taken to a hos
nftaI The engineer went on the tower to
adjust the floats in the tank, While. he
was descending on sleel iaaae1 ms 1901
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Atchison, kan, May 2.-Washingtcn.
solomon, Missouri Pacific fireman,
committed suicide here because Mrs.
Sophie Reinhardt would not marry him.
He took oarbolic acid in her presence
and died in few minutes. Solomon
vas a bachelor, 45 years old. Mrs. Rein
bardt is a widow, a few years his jun
sra
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Muscogee, L T., May 2.-The baseball
season opened here with a game be-
tweenMuskogee and Tulsa Of the South
Central league. me weather was cold
and threatening and the attendance
small.
Score by innings: RHE
Muskogee ............1 0043o10 y 5
Tulsa .------..------..0 0 0-5 4
Batteries-Muskoge Schafner and
Mist; Tulsa, Daye and Herberting-
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hIanhattnn IA. Baker

Manhattan, Kan, May 2-The Agri-
cultural college team defeated Baker
university here by the score Of IA to 1.
1t We expected to be the best game of
this season, but Baker was so badly
outclassed they simply gave up and
the F'arners gave them a good drubbing.
Mason, for Baker. made the only score
in the second inning by knocking the
ball over the renee. Caldwell pitched
good game Tor the home team.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02
Patenla for Kansnns.

Washington, May Patents Issued to
lex, Cs2watomie, car body, car franas.
Herbert d. Keith, Council Grove foldfrg
stair; Charles E King. Washington. so-
ton for stringed musical Instruments.
Robert W MineFd. PittEburg. miners tool:
Thomas II. Sparks, Wichita. listed corn
cultivator.
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Cheap Excursion

10 White River country Of Arkansaz
$500 for the round trip. Leave To-
peka via Missouri Pacific SATURDAY.
May 3. and return Monday. MAY n,
Special train from Fort Scott, arriving
Cotter, Ark. a. m, returning leaves
Cotter 4 p. m. Scenery along this route
equal to that Of the Rocky mountains.
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PhiladeInhia s. Rrool.Irn o.

T3TookIyn. May 2.-Phlladelphia shut
out the local tam here by the score of
6 to o. Lush was in great form and did
not allow a hit
Score by innings: RHE
Philadelphia ......-.2O 100000 21-s Ii I
Brooklyn -.------.--..0 0 0 0 0 0 90 90 5
Batteries-Lush and Doom; Eason,
Knobs and Bergen.
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New York I. Boston 5.

Boston. May "A war of words was
kept up against the umpires by the
New York players throughout the days
game, which was won by the visitors
to s. Manager AIcGraw. Mccain and
Bresnahan We're expelled from the field
by Umpire Conway.
Score by innings. RHE
Boston .-.............2-O 2 o o 0 0 0-5 "A 1
New York .....-......O 0O02082O-7 18 3
Bafteries-Young and Needham; Tay-
Tor, WiItze, Bresnahan and Marshall.
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st. Louis, May 2.-Bebee. for Chicago,
pitched in fine form and the locals lost
the fourth straight game on the home
grounds, 5 % 1. Taylor was wild and
errors also figured in the visitors runs.
Score by innings. RHE.
St. Louis .......-......0 0 0 0 0 0 Oh I
Chicago ....-....4.-...0 8 0 0 0 0 O-5 O
atteries-Taylor and Grady; Bebee
and King.
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Alnior g, WIG Dead.

Teavenworth, Kan. May Mrs. Fran
els Rees. wife of Major Thomas H. Rees
Of the engineer corps: died at her home
at Fort Ieavenworth Tuesday shortly az
fer noon of acute Bright's disease She
leaves five children. Thomas -Rees r.. Do
raff1y- Helen. Francis and Margaret The
funeral Will be from the home thursday
afternoon.
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MOLE TRoUBLE ZOE ISLE.
Man Who Is Charged at CherryvaIe
With EsnbezzIenent Rearrested.

Today William Fisher, who is charg-
ed by the Edgar zinc company, with
the embezziement Of $182.50, gave the
81 coo bond required for his appearance
at the preliminary to be held here May
3. Mr.. Guernsey. the Independence
banker, being the signer. Mr.. Fisher
returned to this city today accom-
panied by Deputy Sheriff Paxson and
his attorney, Mr. Stanford. He was
rearrested on q warrant sworn out by
County Attorney Wagstaff charging
him with the embezzlement of 81.
from Joe Brothers. a smelter employe.
His bond was fixed at $3.50 and Mr..
Fisher will return to Independence with
the deputy sheriff this afternoon and
Mr. Guernsey will likely go the addi-
tional security.-Cherryval Republic
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ABEERTCAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus 1; 1linneap-
oils, f.
At Indianapolis Il Indianapolis. Il;
Kansas City, 4
At LouisviIle-Lorisville. 4; Nilwau-
kee, T.
At Toledo-Toledo. 1; St. Paul. l (six
innings; rain.)
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burglars at CLAY center.

Clay Center. Kan, May 2-Burglars blew
open the safe belonging to the Hartman
Bros. Broom company IN this city, secur-
ing 20 IN Inoncy and jewslry valued at
more than that amount. One OF the Hart
man brothers lives over tbs office and
was awakened oy the explosion. He at
once notified the officers, who. within q.
few minutes, we're on the trail Of the rob
bers, but did not catch them
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THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
PhIladeIphIa 1s. Washington 2.

Philadelphia, May 2.-The champions
batted two of Washington's pitchers out
Of the box in six innings and won the
game easily. With the exception of
NIL, beth teams put up a good fielding
game.
Score by innings: RHE
Philadelphia ........2 al OF @-16 10 0
Washington .-.-.-...1 o / 0 0 @ o. 2 Z 8
Batteries-Plank. BARLEY and Pow
ers; Hughes. Smith, Sudhoff. Kittredge
and Wakefield.
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veterans to Name POSTMASTER.

The old soldiers of Cherryvale viii
hold a meeting to select one Of their
number whom they would like to see
become our next postmaster. A petit
ton. praying for the old soldiers ap-
pointrnent will be presented to our con-
gressman.- Cherryva1e News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02

Atchison. Kan, May 1.-TWO bond
propositions were voted on at special
election yesterday. One was to issue
e55. 600 for the construction of a euivert
over White Clay creek This was de-
feated by 157 votes, The second pro-
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New York won, to 0. The local men
hit Gibson hard. Laporte's fielding was
a feature.
Score by innings: RHE
New York ............01002 12z1S Q
Boston ...............-0 0 0 20 0 0 5000 i
Batteries-Hoss and Kleinows Gibson
and Graham.
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position, to issue $4,000 in park bonds,
with the tacit understanding that the
money is to be turned over to Atchison's
commercial organization to aid It in
locating new manufacturing enterprises
carried by 173 majority. The vote was
light.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02

A c. Stitch and associates will erect
an electric light plant at a cost of So
COO The city is being canvassed for
customers. The plant will be built at
ce.-Independence Reporter.
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Fulfz Is Traded for Holman.

New York. MAJ At is announced
that the New York American league.
club has traded Center Fielder Dave
Fultz for Dan Hoffman. who played
the same position with the Philadei-
phia. Americans.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02
Drove Lynch From the Box in
the Sixth Inning.
GIANTS FUSS AS USUAL
McGraw, McGann and Bresnahan
Expelled From Game.
Philadelphia Americans Had on
Their Batting Clothes.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,

IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ne York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago =. - Louis
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston
Philadelphia at New York
Chicago at Detroit.
N THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02

Mexico City & Return $40. so. Santa Fa
Tickets on sale April 18th to Nav
5th. final limit returning July 31st.
z. L. KING. TonAl.a
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGITE.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CINCINNATI 8. Pittsburg 3.

Cincinnati. May 2-Wagner's errors
and timely hitting by Cincinnati proved
the undoing Of the Pittsburgs. Lynch
was laken out Of the box at the emo Of
the sixth inning.
Score by innings. RHB
Cincinnati ....--..--.- o 0 I / 2 O 0 IS u I
Pittsburg .............1 o / 0 0 0-3 5
Batteries-Druhot and Livingstone;
Lyme Lever and Peitz.
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new buildings last year. The new year
is but one month gone at the present
time and Mr. Ausman's records show
an unprecedented amount Of business
in this line. Thirteen permits have
been issued so far
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02

will occupy the Methodist pulpit here
next Sunday, so that DR.. Coker may
give his whole time to the other work.
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and
Beauty
and

Beauty is the external proof
of health; with failing health
comes failing beauty. Wom-
ans delicate organism is fire.
quently over-taxed by arduoas
household duties, and the de-
mands of society. The con-
slant drain upon her vitality
weakens her nervous system.
The penalty is a tired, worm
out, exhausted condition which
destroys her appetite, robs her
of rest, and at intervals causes
much suffering and distress.
When these conditions exist,
the weakened nerves must be
strengthened. Dr.Miles'N ervine
will do this. It stimulates the
action Of all the organs, brings
refreshing sleep, and drives
away that look of care.
It have taken Dr. Miles Restorative
Nervine for years, as did NV mother
before me. Whenever I feel tired
worn-out, or have headache. always
me I consider It a great remedy for
nervousness or debility
MRS C. l. FREDERICK
Canton. Ohio.
Or. Miles, Nervine Is sold BY your
cFu9gls St who VIII guarantees that the
flrSf bottle viii benefit. II Il falls, he
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Fort Scott Is Growing.

AOEt CCOtN H SaAONAuZ.
Fort Scott, Kan, May 2.=The city
Of Fort Scott. as shown by state
ment recently submitted to the council
by J. G. Ausman. spent 100000 for
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81. Louis 3. CIeveland !.

Cleveland. May 2.-St. Louis defeated
Cleveland again. Smith was wild but
elective with men on bases. Hess
struck out eight men. but was hit safe
iy IN the first and sixth innings.
Score by innings. RHE.
Cleveland ............100O 0DOO-1 /
St. Louis ..............1 o 0020 0 o-3 II 8
Batteries-Hess and Bemis; Smith
ana Spencer.
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10 Yorl. 5. Bosfon o.

new NOTA 3, EOsLOn o.
New York. May 1.-The Boston Amer
leans got only one hit off Hogg and
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Or. Miles, NervIne Is sold by your
druggist, who Will guarantees that the
first bottle VIII benefit. II Il falls, ne
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co, EIkhart, Ind
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sTANDING o. LIE TEANIs.

Minneapolis at Columbus.
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Mcrdants' & Mincrs' Sransporta'
tim SumpanN.

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G~beiapeafe 9ampfer.G ompagnie.

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8.45 Born. - gori. y. II. 8. Sib.. II. Sniipt'
IInie bitiid bon @nlorp'@rooe. fopie Gar
liSIc.
500 s,orm. - Gspreb md @Ibneon. sItrom.
~lenieitS Saaersiripr, Saneod. Cumberland,
@lfins, StipnenSburo. Hreocrid. Grrntitss
bira. fopie q. 1t. u. Nh. Punftcu, 9iiffct'
Sbferbuiiotisgeaagon.
5.33 gbenas. - 2ftnni. mad 6nnoocr.
6.15 gbehbs. - Mfforr rdh ltnion'9ribge.
Rur, Tpnucrftdgs unb aamfngs.
1t.25 Nbcts. = Mftoin,. md ullior'ptlbqe.
1dlt nidt at BeuiifnLeanta' slpe. Siaiior.
u. Mpbtrtiun, q. ID. Suiucl,
Observation-Disclosures. @cn. 'Vdii 'Igeni.
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Der neatfbe GvussY snSent, ssMhmpfe, ass montas, Dent %. eftobcr 1905
lin iebr entsegen fommeno crpieien

lin iebr entgegen fommeno ermieien
babe.
3u c6S DC onaten Salt
perurt6etlt.
Hnd Serbanolungen BON flint 5a'
gen Gauer bat Ser Dor Dem @eriht in
Nogolh, 8ilttembere, aeiiibrte Ero'
seB gegen ben llnternebmcr Hiid-
gauer, bent bie Sdulo an Dem Gin
ittrS oeS bortiaen Sotels n3um
Sirih" uno Die in 6olge bieies I'M
inlls peruriadte 5ootung bon fiini5i9
Ieniden 5ltr 2ait 9eleet mar, &C.
tern iein gnoe erreidt. Ius 9epeis-
material iiber5eiigte Sen @erittsboi
BON Der Sdnlo oes Angeflogtcn unO
bieicr wuroe SIT elmer @ciangnib-
itrnfe bon ied)S Monoten pcrlrtbcilt.
Sd lub Scr 9oncren5 ii +
6unfen Sele9rapbie.
Iie Stnot Berlin CAB geltern
Ibe1b Elm 9anfett 81 gbren Ser De-
legirtcn ser internatipnalen COME
renS fir jlinfentclegrapbie. Sber-
giiraermeiitcr airidner iiibrtc ben
@oriib uno braftc einen Sonit M,f ole
lclegirtcn aus. gr erflGrte, bic Chi.
%Iiiirte @elt neriolge bic Terbonolun-
gen Scr Gpnieren5 nit Dem geipnnn'
tcIten Sntcreiie unb boffe, DAB ibre
greebniiie Der gutt5en Wcnidbeit 81
@ute fcmnen miirben. ST.. b. 8eb'
renalp, Der bauptiddlid)e 0elegirte
Seitreih'S, ontnortete i'm Homen Der
Gonierens . Mitalieocr. @r lprodl
9eutiflano Ionf ans oafiir, ooB es
sic Snitiotipe sur internationalen &c.
eeIl,ng ser 6unfentelegrapbie crgrii-
fen babe.
Iie uagemcine Aniidt gebt oabin,
Dab ooS @erf Der Gonferen5 Sufrie-
oe%ulteleno iortid,reitet lno quite aals.
iidten ouf elm llebereinfommen Dor.
banoen iinb, obuobl Ser oeutid)c.
Staats iefretGr oes Hcidspoitamts,
aruntfe, einem Gelegirten g~e9eniiber
bcmcrfte, Yarnerapb 3 ser Gonuen-
ton, peld,er 1t1dlite @pde outs Sa-
pet fommen. wcrbe grobe Sdpierig'
tciten bcreitcn.
. ud orutcr Strite Der.
miebcn.
Sm Hubrrepier bat lid Die Gage
1uBerlt orc1cnb g~eltoltet. 1ic re
gierung unb Die &lcinbetriebe limo
Slrar bereit, Die a~eioroerten 2obner-
bobungen tbeilreiie SIT bcmiQigen,
aber Ser gerbano ,ecr 9rob5cd)cn-Sc.
iiser perbdIt iihx idroii ablebneno
uno erfennt oud) niht bic Nrbeiter-
Organization on, troboem CT Ole
Itrafiite eisene Organization beiibt.
Ter gaid}ornder Strife, pclfcr
ihpu ais upabmsnobar 9altn lit nm
bod nod permieben woroen. @ob-
reno Ole Sld)ofitdef oon Serlll unO
aonigsberg Su glniong Der ISOLDE Den
nelen 5orii einitimnnig perporien
batten, fat it'd Jest cine Mebrbeit oo'
nit 5ufrieoen ertlGrt.
&uiiiih dc Seeleutc meu.
tern in 0euti d) lamb.
9(ii einem fleinen ruiiiIhen Shoo-
ncr, Ser ieit mebreren Saacn in Ste
Doe IN Sflcspig : SolItcin por an-
fer lag, braf geltern Aherb ltnter Der
Mnnn'fait cine Weitcrci aus. Gie
gniiibrer fnebeIten Sen 9opit1n uno
Sen S%teuermann, moraif lie lid Der
Sdiiisfoiie bcmad)tigtcn uno ooS
@eite ind)ten. BIS iett fonnte fclner
Don ibnen wieoer c%ingeiangen wer'
0en.
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SduI.Imsciacn,

polIe's edule Golee, Sorbereitln8s. unb
ibren Stuoten i'm Niiditanbe IinS. fiuSen be-
ionbere geridiihtiaune; Bripntsllnterriht:
MbenoiIatien. 6. u. @olfe, ". ~, 1919
Qtuben. Muenue. (Sepi22, lUlD
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Gnglii6 fir Mnslamoer.

SeIaIIe in eneIif6 fit @usIduSer pirb be.
,ir,ner am 8. Gftober fir Die 8eitonuer bon
iecbs Wlonaten lit benz Seim ocs r@brinIi6en
8ereins iuneer Mtdnncr," Charles. uuo cara.
tusa. strase. 8ebiibren $500 pro 3erwin.
Wdberc s~lusfunft lit in benz giireau Der &C.
ieufdaft i'm speiten eiodperf erbdItIi9.
(Sept23. 1WtD