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DROWNED IN A TUB.
sad Death Of a Little Girl at Her Home
in FredOnia.

Fredonia, Nov. S-One Of the saddest
deaths in this community was that of the
little 15-months-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Slater who live on Fourth
street. The child was drOwned in a tub
Of water and had been dead several min
utes before found by Lee Jaggers, a de
Mrs. Slater had been up to the store
and was gone from home about a half
hour. She left her three children. a little
girl aged about 6 years, a boy g or 4 years
old. and the baby at home alone. When
she returned the baby was not in sight
and the two older children did not now
how long IL had been gone Mrs. Slater
supposed II had wandered away and in
0llired of several of her n%eighbors and
was greatly alarmed when she did not
ind it.
The delivery boy noticed a banty roos-
ter sitting on the tub Of water, drinking
and making considerable fuss with its
wings. AS the boy was leaving the porch
the rooster began to crow and make such
"a terrible noise he turned to see what was
the matter with the chicken and saw
The little feet of the baby sticking up
in the tub. The boy was so frightened
he could not remove the child from the
tub. but told Mrs. Slater of his ind and
then jumped in his delivery wagon and
drove to DR.. COrmack's office. The baby
had been dead several minutes before It
was found and could not be restored to
life
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FOR WEEK
C~astenane Divorce Closes Another
Day in Court.

Paris, Nov. S.-The hearing Of the
Sastellane divorce suit was resumed
before Judge Ditto in the palace OF
Justice this morning.
Maitre Bonnet of counsel for Count
Eont de Ca~stellane, consumed less
than an hour in concluding his argu-
Hlent Tor the count. He continued ms
criticisms Of Edmund Kelly, the
american lawyer of the countess ana
persisted in his demand for an eN-
animation Of the witnesses in order
he said. to permit of the case being
probed to the bottom. Counsel ADDED
tnat il. the event of a divorce beng
granted the Jul viii ask permission
% see his children two days each week
and a month in summer and that the
countess be enjoined from taking the
children to America without his con-
sent. Counsel concluded with assert
Ing that he was convinced that lhe
countess, if free to obey the dictates OF
her conscience, would yet consent to a
reconciliation and solemnly assured
the court of the counts respect ana
esteem and undying affection for his
wife.
Maitre Cruppi. for the countess, IN
reply charged the counts lawyer with
seeking to dIvert attention from the
issue at las bar by making an I'M
-precedented and baseless attack on
Mr.. Kelly, who counsel declared, en-
5oyed a standing in the United states
and France which made his defense
s-uperfuous. he having been counset
for the American embassy IN R2rls
for the past 30 years. Maitre Cruppi
read a letter from Mr.. Kelly denying
the charges made against him and
saying tina until the names=ot the
persons mentioned were INTRODUCED
by counsel for the count he had never
Nneard OF the people he was supposed
to have brihed.
Maitre Cruppi presented what ne
declared to be forged documents by
which counse charged, the count IN
July last attempted 10 convince his
wife that Mr.. Kelly was concerned In
a plot to accomplish his political rum.
At the conclusion of the pleadlngs
the case vas adjourned for q week.
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FOR A PERMANENT HOME.
The Browns OF the American League,
Getting Busy in St. Louis.

St. Louis. Nov. 8.=FOllowing n
announcement that the National league
club has secured a permanent quarters
In st Louis would not be at all sur
prising to hear that the AlheilS"
league had followed suit or secured a
lease of such length h a 1t VIII amount
practically to the same thing In fact
1t may be stated upon good
that President Hedges and MS partners
have already taken steps leading To-
wards that end and with good chances
that an announcement OF such a ueal
may be made before spring.
At present the American league cluo
here has a lease on the property when
runs until 1911, or nve years mere
fore the club is IT no immediate neces-
sity Of looking for a renewal OF us
lease or new grounds On the olher
hand the lack Of a longer lease VIII 90
much to prevent the club maklhg
much needed improvements. With q
wfnnine team the capacity of Sports
mans park is too small, something
that was partially remedied last vim
ter by charging the bleacher pacl
OF the park. This latter may be still
further enlarged before the beginning
of the next season. but it will still leave
the seating capacity too small for syn
day crowds.
In. order to increase the capacity of
the park enough to be OF material
baneft now it will be necessary 10 IN
crease the capacity of the grand stand
and pavilion, and the only way this can
be done without going to a heavy eX-
Dense in tearing out the present con-
crete and steel structures is to double
deck these. This viii involve a heavy
expense and it would hardly be justihed
with only a five year lease ON the
other hand if an extension of the pres
ent lease is obtained it viii justify the
necessary Improvement at once. It IS
no secret that Hedges has been after
an extra SO feet of ground to the south
of the present park and he is still after
this. If he can secure it he will have
pretty near an ideal park as it will
make it possible to both increase the
capacity of n stands and extend the
right field playing space.
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SANTA FE NOTES.
Items Chiefly Personal Concern
ing Railroad Men.

Few. L. w. Williamson addressed the
noon meeting in the coach shops today.
Joseph Shoefiebein Of the boiler
shops is laying off on account of sick
ness.
r. c. Saunders went to Usage city
yesterday on a business trip for the
Santa Fe.
A new blue print frame has been
installed in the office of Assistant. En-
gineer G.. J.. Graves.
Fireman John Artzer, who has been
visiting in Dodge City for several days,
has returned to work.
Fireman John Dyer has been trans
ferred to the extra board at Argentine
for service on the cutoff.
Mr.. Pat Walsh. the general baggage
agent of the Santa Fe, has zone to Chi
cago on a short business trip.
A noticeable falling off in the pas
senger traffic is in evidence this week
outside the homeseekers' trains.
James Bostic of the Rio Grande di-
vision and wife are visiting relatives
among railroad families in Topeka.
Trainmaster Lloyd Stanley of En-
poria was in Topeka today on business.
He went to Emporia on train No. 1.
Fireman Carson, who runs on Nos. L
and 2, is off duty on account of bust
ness. Fireman John Murphy is running
in his place.
Engine No. 924 has been transferred
to the western grand division where it
Will be used in freight service in the
mountains.
Brakeman Harry Simpson is run
ming on the plug run in the place of
Brakeman McMurtrie, who is off on
sick leave.
Fireman George MCGEE is running
on runs Nos. 113 and ia in the place
Of Fireman Hostetter who is laying of
for a few days.
Tom Israel, who is foreman Of the
spring department in h shops, has
returned to work after being in the
hospital for some time for treatment.
Engineer Dan Mohler and Harry
Penfeld, who have been running for
several years OF the middle division,
AVE been transferred to service at La
Junta.
Roy D. Johnston of the passenger
department of the Santa Fe left for
Joplin last night where he will attend
the meeting Of the Western Baseball
| association.
The fifth number on the entertain
ment course of the r. r. Y. M. c. A
j IL take place Friday night. Rev. H
A. OFT of the Lutheran church will
give a Chalk Talk"
The committee of management OF
the r. r. Y. NJ. c.. A. met last night
There vas a good attendance of tbs
members of the committee present bui
no business out of the ordinary was
transacted.
A. V. Read. W. L. Courtney. r. E
Wilson and c. o. Clark of the en-
cheering department, were working II
the yards this morning lining track
near the site of the new car repairing
building in the Webb tract
The meeting at the R. R. Y. NJ. c. A
last night was well attended as all tins
meetings which have been held there
this week have been. The meeting to-
night viii consist Of a talk by the Rev
Loyal W. Madden IN The Creates
Tragedy Special music has beer
provided.
The new addition to the stationery
department has been completed with
the exception of the electric lighting
Although this will increase the room
of this department to a great extent
the new quarters Will not be large
enough to accommodate all the need:
of the department.
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Surgeon Sues for q Fee.

Salina. Nov. S.-Dr. A. B.. Mayheld.
through his attorney. J. F. Corder, has
fled suit in the district court against
w. w. keeler and Laura KeeIer to re-
cover the sum of 500. IN the petit
ton the plaintiff alleges that after No
veInber 5, 1904, he am~putated W. w.
Keeler's leg for which he was to re-
ceive $50. He also alleges that he op-
Grated on a young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keller, for which he was to receive
$40. making a total of 500. He asks
for this sum and interest at s pei cent.
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soR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
WHAT DO you KNOW THAT'S NEW TODAY
WHAT'S THE NEwsa

WHAT DO you KNOW THAT'S NEW ToDAY2
Real estate is getting higher all the time better buy tbs fail
We're going to have the greatest railway shops in the world wers going to
lave one of the greatest exposHuons you ever say.
Looks a though most anyOne can make money N real estate. doesn't it?
Buy your home in wEsTLAwN. where you can discount III other property
ing u IL the time.
Cheapest lots in Topeka; every convenience sidewalks sewer, gas. pave
ments. city water. Runs from $40 to 500 each.
Wen sell you he kind Of a home you will be- proud Of: will save vu money
on it, and it will Increase in value every lay.
Look It 1906 ". sh 7rooms lots anmoden; papered and floors finished For
sne
Gail IN GEO. D. LYLE. lanager sos Lane or
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Sole Agents
E East Seventh.
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were requested at the last meeting of the
school board to enforce the rule concern
ing the using of tobacco by pupils, and
the board was instructed to take the nee
essary steps to prosecute dealers who sell
tobacco to minors, and give away cigar
". A. Givin. and 1t passed by a unan-
imous vote. The rule which is to be en-
forced reads; The use of tobacco is not
allowed in the school buildings, on the
school grounds or on the way TO or from
school,
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sss.sse.so MORE IN GIFTS.
Contributions for Quarter Include $780,
600 for Rockefeller.

Chicago. Nov. s.-Announcement of
gifts to the University of Chicago ag-
gregatlng S5S,3S9.59 was made yester-
day in Acting President Harry Pratt
Judson's quarterly report, published in
the University Record.
This amount includes a gift of $780,
600 from John D. Rockefeller for the
James Hall geological collection and
library. The other gifts are: To the
Harper memorial library, S~11.669.25:
as a sustaining fund for the Institute
OF Sacred Literature. $685. funds to
be used at the discretion of the presi-
dent. $500; expenses Of courses in
railway science. donated by various rail-
road companies, $500; from the We
mans Athletic association. s1O5: for
the publication of the Journal of Mod
EN- Philology, $500; by h class of
1906 for a memorial, $410.34.
DR.. Judson also announced that dur
ing the quarter ending Sept. I the sum
Of s1.223.062.O9 in gifts was received.
Of which s1.1S7.516.75 was in pay
ment of gifts previously subscribed and
R35.545.34 for new gifts.
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WIEN you want to hire a man or boy.
call up 7. NJ. c. A Ind. tel. e0s or Bell
tel 9Of red We have a list OF men and
confidential references concerning them.
7. NJ. c.. A Employment bureau. 9Th and
Quincy SITS.
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STORAGE


MERCHANTS TRANSFER g. STORAGE
Co. packs, ships and stores household
goods. Tel. 1856. Clarence Skinner, 61
Ouincy IT
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LEGAL.

adopted:
Resolved, That the city engineer be and
the same is hereby instructed to prepare
estimates plans and specifications for re-
pairing the East Sixth street yiaduct and
SUBMIT the same TO the council one week
from tonight, November u. 1906.
Councilman SWendsOn offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted On
Whereas, The present building orai-
nances of the city contemplate tile con-
struction Of ehimneys, hues and h~re-backs
as fuel and the Introduction and use OF
natural gas as fuel calls for possible cen
strucuon of nues, chtnneys, and fire.
backs, different from those generally used
Tor coal, wood, etc therefore. to author
lze. where required, such construction,
adapted to the use of natural gas.
Be It resolved by the mayor and coun-
cilmen of the city of Topeka, that the fire
marshal. the city engineer and the city
attorney, be and are hereby directed 70
look up this matter. find out what is be-
ing done by other cities along this line.
and prepare ar amendment to our present
building ordinance which shall properly
cover this question
Councilman Holiday moved that when
We adjourn, we do SO to meet next Mon
day night the 18th inst. Carried.
On motion of Councilman Green the city
engineer was directed 10 inspect all
bridges in the city and report their needs
as regards painting.
Bids being on file for repairing and re-
painting the roof of the auditorium and
city building, the mayor appointed Coun-
cilmen Jordan. Nipps and Howe as fefIers
to open the same. After a canvass Of
the bids the tellers reported as follows:
Your COMMITTEES Of tellers appointed to
open bids On repairing and repaintinS the
roof of thu city building, recommend that
all bids be rejected and that the city
clerk be instructed to readvertse for bids
on this work and that bids and checks
be returned. All bids to be on file in the
office of the city clerk by five o'clock D.
m November Il. 1866
On motion OF Councilman Howe the re-
port of the tellers was adopted.
On motion council adi0urend.
]. H. SQUIRES. City Clerk.
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20 WHOM "a NrAY coNCERN


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Be it
known that my application is now on
file in the office of the probate court of
county, Kan. asking for a per
init to sell Intoxicating liquors according
to law at No. $50 Kansas ave, in the
Second ward of the city of Topeka, Shaw
set for the 22nd day of December. 1896 at
3 a m. GEO. w. STANSFIELD.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NJ. d. Holiday to J. Ryan, lot 1859
and W. Y lot III Tenth ave. east,
Holidays add. 81, 100
H; Mayo ct al TO E Campbell, acre
z, blk %. North Park add. rs
J. w DOfOn and wife to A. G..
Knowles, lot M Walnut Park uS.. 81
H. c. O'Neill and wife to a. r..
Springer, lot Sh and pit. S4s Polk
C. S Elicit and wife to J. O9Ditz,
lots 10 and a Woodruff ave, Wood
run place $50
The Ex-Farm GO. to c. w. Mecord.
lots .2o7z9 and II Lincoln St,
6oFne S auu. 1900
J. F. Roose and wife 10 G. L. Curt
Ter, lots GA and Lane St. NJ. &
J. Killian and wife TO J. r. Waber,
lot 54 and s. y 81 Taylor St, Wat
sons add. Observation-Disclosures 81. $50
R w, Goodrich ana wife to NJ. e.
Dawson, lots 1865 and 50 Guthrie
Y Euclid Park add.........-..... a46. 50
G B. zarker and wife to E. w.
Myers. lot So and pt. 81 Topeka
ave, Douthitt Place No. 2........... roo
g. E.. Woolverton and wife to Z. w.
Myers. lot Go and pit. 81 Topeka
ave-, Douthitt Place No. 2...s.-. 100
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

u. S. CYCLE Co, Is e. Eighth. National
& Iver-Johnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs.
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Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 3 o'clock D. m. Monday. No
vember 18th. 1905. for repairing and paint
ing the roof of the Auditorium and city
Building, as per the specifications of the
city engineer now on file in this Office. All
work to be done under the instructions
of the city engineer.
A certified check for S25.00. PAYABLE IN
the city OF Topeka must accompany each
bid, as a guarantee that the party 10
whom the award may be made will enter
into a contract with the city within I'VE
days after the award is made.
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
j. H. SQUIRES. CITY Clerk
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GEO. NJ NoBEE < CO..
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.
Some Special Farms and City Bargains.
45 KAN. AVE. OPP. PosToFFIcE.
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WANTED-Painters; must be good brush
hands. Gillespie, 30 West It'll st.
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So0-C0TTAGE-ssm

@oJJ-COIIAGE-SS00
rooms n summer kitchen, cellar, els
Term Wen, stable, fine shade, on street
Seon near rev. Sheldon's church. Price
w. NJ. FORBES, 1o7 w. 18th st. Topeka.
FOR sALE-By owner ? blocks from
transfer rstation. modern Z room house.
Aouress Il H, care State Journal
SANTA FE SHOPS.
3 room cottage, rent So. Price $500.
E, rooms. two stories, rent SO. Price
t1ne home in Lowman Hill, 5 rooms. lot
49xlV fe6s shade, barn, well, cistern, etc.
s. 4. SCOTT, SIS Kansas Ave.
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UNDERTAKES.


L. NJ PENWELL. funeral director ana
emoalmer. First class service, reagona-
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WANTED-Young man with some exper-
lence In drug store. c. NJ. Knowltons
$50 Kansas ave.
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LEGAL.
OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Published in Topeka State Journal
November s, 1861
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WANTED-50 colored laborers SIPS day..
sas ave.
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(First Published in the Topeka State
JournsI November 6. 1869
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BUGGY REPAIRING.
SURVEYS. ~runabouts and top buggies at
bottom prices. Repairing and rubber
Factory 414-42s Jackson st.
E G KINLEY.
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Council Chamber. Topeka. kansas.
November 5. 1906
Council met in regular monthly session
at 7:30 D. m. with the following council
men present: Green. GriIey, Holiday,
Horn. Howe. Jordan, Montgomery, Nlpps
Simmer and S-Wendson-1O. Absent, Hughes
and Simms-2. Mayor Davis presided.
Claims against the city Of Topeka were
presented, read and referred to the com
mittee on claims and accounts, which re-
ported the same back with recommends
ton that they be allowed and paid from
funds as follows:
General revenue fund.........---... 2,zl2-52
Fire department general revenue
iund ----------.-- -----..-.-.------ oso1t-5A
fund 2.s7S-5O
General Improvement fund.-. 7.530.62
Waterworks fund ...........-.. 6,e17.95
Street opg. fund. Ord. No. 2Sl2.... 59.z3
Alley opg. fund, Ord. No. 800. I'D
Central Park mortgage fund.- 6l
Willow Park a9-o9
Central Park condemnation fund SO
Paving fund g.. 241.72
Sidewalk fund lsz40-64
Judgment fund +..s......-...... $3.50
&c 80 q
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FREE -DIsPENsARY.

MONROE ST. FREE DIsPENsARY.
~ Monroe s., Condueted by regular
ical service free. Medicine free in some
cases. Office hours 2 to 5 D. m. Calls
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Office OF City Clerk,
Topeka. Kansas. November 6. 1906.
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COLLEGE,


MISS MARSTON, S0s Kansas ave Punils
receive careful instruction.
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PLUMBING


LOUIS IOCKOWTTZ. expert plumber anf
gas filter. 219 West 9Th st. Ind. 1919.
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Gas FITTING.

O~W
HEATING STOVES AND HOUSE
piping a speciality; work guaranteed
reasonable rates. Griffin & Hall, 1884 Har-
rison. Ind. Tel. 1881.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
DAILY Except Sunday9
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No Tobacco in EnpOEia schools.
Emporia, Nov. 8-The superintendent,
Principal and teachers Of the city schools
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THE best residence lots on the highest
ground between the state house and
WasEDurn college for sane cheap. North
- corner Lane ana 18th sts., 3 numbers.
SI,bOOi southeast corner Lane and 18th, J
al gSttSs' SboVO; porthWesL corner LncoaH
oH9 18Th, Q numbers, Sl,600; on Lane. At
END OF 18th. 3 numbers. 1900; on West
~, opposite end of 14th, 3 numbers, ST.
~; southwest corner Huntoon and West
s.. 3 numbers. 1880: southwest corner
Lincoln and Piercy sts., 2 numbers, room
mouse, cistern and outbuildings, szlv:
numbers, $I100; eight east front lots on
Lincoln. between Percy and 18th, sou
All nave large shade trees, on or near
paved streets and electric car lines. CITY
water and sewers. T. w. Harrison, los
". sixth ave-, Topeka. Kan
FOR SALES room house and 2 lots. 1917
Jeherson ST., north: payments, M Heery-
FOR sALE-5 room house, 3 closets, sink
and cistern. pump in kitchen, cellar,
ton, = block from car line. for $3.50, SOU
cash. Address S. H., care Journal.
OKLAHOMA LAND OPENING
I will be at National hotel for a week
). WARE BUTTERFIELD.
FOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIN.
Home 6 rooms. cellar, well, barn. 5
corner lots, fruit and shade trees on car
p. G. MOORE
Office corner Wabash and Indiana ave.
Ind. Phone 1851.
FOR Saloon account of old age. TIE
best kept and cleanest so acre apple Or
chard in Kansas; trees In prime; vigor-
GUS and thrifty Winesap. Missouri ZIP
miles from depot. Terms. F. Babeock.
S25 Tyler.
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WANTED-Hotel help. Iaborers. farm
hands. R. R. men, etc. Curtis employ
ment office, 100 Kansas ave.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLFc-
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME 3
Topeka. KAN.
The fright Road" To and From ana
Between
MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY
81. PAUL ST. JOSEPH
FORT WORTH PEORIA
COIORADO SPGS MEMPHIS
DENVER ST. LOUIS
OMAHA
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HAIR SWITCHES.

TILLITHA ROWE has returned. New
and old customers invited to call. SIS
Monroe st.
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Jewellers.


JAMES 3. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Opti-
clan. Complete stock of watches. dia-
monds, silverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
IDA c. BARNES, n. D.
Office 72s Kansas ave. Residence Thir-
teenfh and Clay Office hours: 9 a. m. to
II a. M and 3 p. N. to s p. m. Both
phones 16 residence. and Ind. 1916 office.
R. O. RHoADEs. NJ. D., Surgeon. Dis
eases OF women. z32 Kan ave IND. tel.
a. Hours 10 to u, ? to 3. $50 to $50.
DIR. H H. KEITH. Surgeon and diseases
OF women with private hospital. 0ffce
531 Kansas ave.
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BOARDING HousEs-


PRIVATE BOARD-For two or 4braa.
modern. 407 Tyler.
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PATENTS.


]. A. ROSEN. patent attorney, 42s Kan
sas ave, Topeka.
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LIVERY BARNS.

sos WEST Sth AVE. Ind. PA. Bell 32S
Special attention to boarders. r. q,
barnes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-08

WANTED first class coat makers and
experienced girl. Burdett & Wefnkauf.