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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

trhIs il the third aud concluding
article by bishop ]. W, Baahtnrd ON
the situation as he. resident Of
China. sees it. Editor1
SHANGHAI. China. April a.
You have doubtless seen in many
American papers prophecies Of an
olhw Boxer uprising Indeed hF.
Arthur saith. the most brilliant
American writer on China. forecasts
another outbreak 81 noxerism.
| think Or Smith anticipates VIC
ieat outbreaks during the next leN
years Upon this point. fully asees
with him but | want 20 emphasize
the difference between 'hc present
DANCES which coufronts Nh and box
erlsm
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manifestations Of the old reaction
AIRY prosecutions OF nihlllala and
liberals
Nsuna Men Active.
Tho naxcr movement was led by
the old men Of China; the present
movement Ia largely IN the hands
of Nepng China.
lac Boxer movement aimed at the
expalsian of the Foreigners. the
present movements Ia the empire
are toward the adoption Of foreign
civilization The abolition By ian
pcftal decree Of the old time exam
nations In the classics Tor degrees
In China. even though Il i not vcss
fully carried out a. yet aud the
great desire upon the fart Of the
Chinese Ia every province 20 estnb-
lish some type af modern education.
indicates the revelation Ia thought
which has already taken place IA the
empire
The vtcnroy at Nauking has
Opened a Thousand modern schools
during the last four year,.
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NORTH TOPEKA.
Leave. items for this column with
41AaoaA Printing Co.. SO North
Kansas EvanuE.

Meade Johnson Of Granville was in
town today.
s c. MeAdams spent Sunday at his
home in Rossville.
c. A. Davis Of Menoken was a North
side visitor this morning.
G. F. Slower of West Indianola was a
North side visitor today.
Frank Paste and John Schwartz Of
Granville were in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ Capron and fam
lily have moved to 1913 Logan street
Miss Cressie Conway was the guest
sunday Of Miss Grace Brooke Of Idle
wild farm.
Amity lodge 231 K. of P. will have two
candidates for the rank of esquire at
their meeting this evening
Mrs Robinson of Mercer, Mo. is Wis
iting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. More
head of 1881 Quincy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Whitehead and
family have moved from 1906 Quincy
street to their own home at 1414 Quincy
street.
Mrs NJ. F Taylor has returned to her
home in Augusta, Kansas, after a visit
of several days to Mr. and Mrs. O.. G.
Neiswender of 1892 Jackson street.
Mrs. J. E. Harries and children re-
turned Saturday from Prescott, Arizona,
where they were the guests for the past
four weeks Of Mrs. Harries' sister.
Peter Smith, president of the Citizens
bank. and Mrs Smith have returned
from a trip of several weeks duration
through various part of Missouri
There is no change in the condition
of Cyrus NJ. Kistler. who is very i'll at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Heartburg, 1915 Monroe street.
Abraham Lincoln Joseph, secretary
Of the Kansas State Horse SHOW as
ISOLATION, has returned from Kansas
City where he attended the horse show.
Mrs. Edgar Etter of Des Notnes, Ia,
who has been visiting Mrs. v. B. Kist-
Ter and Mrs. T. E. Dewey of the south
side, viii be the guest this week of Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Bridge, 1926 Quincy
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett and family ar
rived last week from Dakota where
they have been living on their claim
and will be the guests until tomorrow
of Mrs. Burnett's uncle, o. NJ. CapreR
and family of 1913 Logan street. Mr..
Burnett and family are en- route to
Usage county where they have a farm
and where they will make their home
They recently sold their Dakota claim
for So, 500. They made the trip overland
from Dakota and were several weeks on
the road. They win finish their journey
as they commenced it.
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Iow olse-Wax Rates

70 many points in California, ore.
con. Washington from via Union Pa
cific. every day from August q to oct.
$1,000 to Ogden and Salt Lake CITY.
to Butte. Anaconda and Helena.
$3.50 to Pend1eton and WaTa
Walla, to Spokane and Wenatchee.
$500 to San Francisco, Los An
eeles. San Diego and many other Cali
fornia points; to Everett. Fairhaven
Whatcom, Vancouver. Victoria and
Astoria; to Ashland. Roseburg Fu-
rene. Albany and Salem via Portland Il
70 Portland, or to Tacoma and Seattle
And to many other points. Inquire Of
F. A. Lewis, City Ticket Agent. OF ].
c. Fulton. Depot Agent
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A. the Play Last Night.

Rrin full of clever repartee, brlghL
lines catchy music and good songs,
Coming Thro' the Rye" was seen ana
heard for the first time in Topeka at
the New Grand opera house Sunday
Coming Thro' the Rye" serves 10
introduce a comedian new to this sec
ton of the country. He IS Frank La
Tor His methods are unique. HIS hu-
NOR is quiet and droI. He hardly talks
above a whisper yet every word IS dis
tinctly understood. His facial gym
nastics further contribute to the effect
OF his humor. In this piece he is Civ
en- an opportunity to shine almost con-
tinualIy and he succeeds in holding the
interest throughout the entire piece
The two song hits which he sings are
4It Must Be Love- and CLANCY who
@'has a fancy for saying peculiar
things"
Stella Mayhem shared honors with
Labor and her song, tage-Struck
Girls and Camp Meeting Time, were
her best numbers.
However, the songs of which there
were fourteen were In fact all good.
Frank Doane's "Spoofing'' was parti-
cularly good, and Billee Taylor's Il
Guess I'll Take the Train Back Home
was well liked. Bessie Gfbson's MY
Broncho Boy also deserves more
than mere mention.
There is little to the plot of Com
ing Thro' the Rye" but it serves to
T introduce a great many single feat
ures, in fact. too many to permit of
mentioning them all. It is sufficient to
say that all are good and that the piece
is the best which has come this way SO
far this year. The cast was well ball
anced and capable.
There was some criticism on the
part of the local dramatic critics that
the last fifteen minutes Of the last act
of the piece was rather weak; that it
was tiresome; that # was either badly
slashed or else the company needed a
stage manager to weave the loose ends
into some sense of order or sequence.
Most of the audience at the Grand
last night egot next to the fact that
the part referred to was an exception
ally clever caricature or take-off on
'tThe Squaw Man" in which William
Faversham is now appearing in the
east. Frank Doane made up we'll in
an Imitation of the only Faversham
and looked a perfect picture of that
we'll known matinee idol
To those who have seen THE Squaw
Man" the burlesaue in Coming Thro'
the Rye" is one of the best features of
the piece.
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Topeka, kan. Oct. 3, 1908.
REGISTRATION 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 6th, 1906.
From Tuesday, October 18th, to Friday,
october 26tn, inclusive, registration can
be made at the offiee of the commissioner
of elections from s o'clock a m until 10
o'clock p m. including the noon hour
A meeting OF the board of supervisors
of elections VIII be held at the office Of
the commissioner OF elections on 6atur-
day, October 9th, at T:50 D. M, for the
purpose of revising the registration, hear
ing appeals from the decision of the com
missioner of elections and the considera-
ton of bids for furnishing meals to judges
and clerks Of election to be held Novexn-
Der 6th 1906. also any other business
which may properly come before the
Bids for furnishing meals for election
boards must be filed at this office on or
before Saturday noon. October 9TH, 1903.
c. H TITUS,
(Seai1 Commissioners Of Elections.
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May Be 2 Modns VIrendl.

Nice, France, Oct 22-While disclaim-
ing to speak by the authority Of the
pope. Bishop Chaper. in an interview
today, fatty declared his conviction
mat If the hierarchy, through the
bishops, is given the right by the coun-
ell Of state to decide on the regularity
Of the cultural associations in France,
to which church property may be sur
rendered. a modus vfvendi between the
church and the government Is possible
ana the vatican will not insist upon
parliamentary action in this connec-
ton
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Robert Haney. Manufacturer of Paint,
Dies Suddenly.

Robert Haney. z55 years of age, was
found dead in his he'd at the Johnson
hotel Sunday morning. An inquest
held at sheIlabarger's undertaking
establishment this morning, resulted IN
a verdict of death from hemorrhage of
the heart, a cause discovered by the
Haney had been living in Topeka
for several months, and was. engaged
In manufacturing paint at Soe Kansas
city. but a brother in Manhattan and
:. son in Boulder, Colo, have been To-
Gated and notified of his death.
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LEGAL.
First published In The Topeka State
Journal Oct. II, 1867
SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.


Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing described property viii be sold at
public auction, on Fourth street. near the
A. T. & 5, F. passenger station, Mednss-
day, October 31st. 1905 unless called for
on or before the date of sale and al
charges against the same paid. Sale TO
under ocal Cheeks e s5S2 52a 1882 l595i
42647, 2o2912 1885, $780, 1882 83977, 1896 S0195,
5s7Ss 95 ss8 2 sss e s 53a s2ts 2sSs
1882. 29722 1891, 22940 49152, 40l4. 1794S
1905 22211, 55274 55g74. 1885, 10o58, 5I290
1871 54s4s. 1865, $3.50. 6Si6s Wabash
426267. Frisco 85S596, G. c. & S. F. 3s625,
S a a s4e ss a Rox sg pn sss 1 1881
205a2 1s4is. 2sz7s. 5z61s. 1868. S8941, 4o7s2
8lS24s, 6. o. D. 1914. z2s77. T46s and z47s7
IL trunks and boxes without checks.
gas tanks pieces scenery. I eots' with
sssis 1850, sos5 ie. 9717s SOIL S<so SOS
& NJ. 62075o, e90751. c. o. D. 1924, vallses
and grips without checks. SS bundles
bsssaariRg foleEiP shes Legal SO sSs
g757s 5712s. ss7si, s52ss, 55sss, ssiss, sssiiSs.
4l844 6206s l5s6s5. 1881 5376o. l522ss. 1922
2s76s e075, 62s7s e19s7. 320s6. 1884 97207. 32zs
s7is5. s si g ez' 3 i2so7 s ' s 1S1l7I
Rte. 15Z287, 1858. 1915, S7455, 97051, S7559
1893 1881, Z5b05 1890, 5SA46, 3z2Jz, 5SUoS
47559. $685. 34026, 1870 52o34 97063. 1901,
1920, 2F755, 4s547, 1852, 33319, 1895, 115176
1922. Sixteen bundles without checks, is
sacks checks local z9410, z4So9, C. & s. 1891,
6245S. $3.50, 2149S. c.. .: 8 O.. 1886 5I201.
1892, Al, $3.50, 46035, 1883, 1889, 29057 Two
sacks without checks. bicycles checks
local 1916 1888 c. o. D 1854 41462.
baby cabs, checks local. 627T1, 25SZg. 64544.
c. o. D. 1919, 4534, 61e9, 66927. Three baby
cabs without checks. 80 telescopes. checks
local, 3519S, 1865, 1862, 20050 210127, 10459s
34279. 1891, s7845. $685. 95076. 1885, 5S394,
5e543 32744 500, 28o07 1865, 2S495, 41401,
1882, 1880, 69773, 1881, 143S15, 27103, 55l5,
1921, $685. 1891, 1870, S294, $685. 1893,
6S927, 97072, 22745, 2S7S5, 1906. 1146S, 59464,
AS939, 1905 104S8e, 16SS1S, 60S27, 1885, 4o1517,
58284, 1850, 62z20, 57231, 1884, 1885, 975S3,
9S37I, $685. 20Sf7, 1884, $685. $685. 1887
tits, 64032, 771Ss. 2846s, 1876. 1884 1856,
579S5. 61462. 1888. 2s946. 1884 3837S, 37l49.
1872. 51655, 1926, 397e1, s909s, eco, 1925,
192143 36495. 25064. 1855. 1875, 1922, 1884,
c. o. D. 1852 1881, 24027, s. L. & S. F.
407s62 c., B. & c.. 1867, c. & S.. 1865,
1854, G. r, 2646. I. n. 7S6950. One hundred
and eleven telescopes without checks IS
suit cases, checks local. 1851, 39913 $685. 24l68
56422 40055 S7301, 59359. 1858, $780, 1888
2277 1858. 22198, 1912. 226s72 544O1, 3l975'
s1z72. 2265s, 26025, $3.50, Cobb, 4097, 64571,
4s75s. 51945, 47191 5227g, s29S7, 1902. 1852
17siSS 5000 Ii7s9 1881 1882. $3.50. 46is7,
s757s. Penn. c. o. 3. 572e, G. 8. D. 1902
St l.. & s. F., 1883. One hundred and
eleven suit cases without checks.
p WALSH, General Baggage Agt.
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Russian women in Trouble.

Margaret De Gard, Russian. ap-
peared in police court this morning on
a warrant for disturbing the peace of
her neighbor. Mrs. Domino, on sat
urday- There was much weeping and
talking in Russian. The case will
come up for trial this afternoon when
witnesses from both parties viii ap-
pear to tell their stories
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Low Rates Via union Pacific.

$3.50 to Ogden or Salt Lake CITY and
return, first and third Tuesdays. June
10 Nove-nber. inclusive
S3z 80 to Helena and Butte and return
arst and third Tuesdays. June to No
vembeT. inclusive.
Inquire OF F. A. Lewis. city ticket
agent, 525 Kansas avenue Or J. G. Full
ton. depot agent.
above result.
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King Edward Holds a council.

london. Oct. 22.-king Edward held a
council at Buckingham palace at noon
today for the transaction of state busl-
ness referring TO tomorrow's reopenfng
Of parliament. The premier, Sir Henry
Campb -Bannerman. was subsequent
" received in audience by his majesty.
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FREE nEspENsARv

MONROE ST. FREE DISPENsARY.
~ Monroe st. Conducted by regular
ical service free. Medicine free ia some
cases Office hours 2 to 3 D m. cans
answered night or day. Ind. tel 34ls
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TINE TABLE.
DAILY Except Sunday-)
soUTHBoUND.

No. e1o-Passenger to Fst. Scott. :. TOO pm.
NO 692-Frsight ..-... ...........-.. 1850 am
NORTHBOUN1f.
No s99-Passengsr from TT. iseost.1zsA9 pm.
Nc. 691-Fretght -....- ,r...-.......s-esfs PRS
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Los angeles, san Francisco and Other
California Point S2s.00-santa Re.
Tickets on sale daily commencing
August 9th to Oct 31st. Good IN
Tourist Sleeping cars ana free Chair
cars.
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An the girls who attend the Helian-
thus dances are invited to go in on
the masquerade Halloween dance to be
given at Stein bergs Wednesday. Octo-
Der 81. but no special notice win be
given the different girls. Mrs Don Null
vane and Mrs. William ". Wikfdal are
in charge of the arrangements.
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THE best residence lots on the highest
ground between the state house and
Washburn college for sale cheap: North
eae+ corner Lane and 18th SITS. numbers,
s.. 600s southeast corner Lane and 18th,
numbers, 81. 500; northwest corner Lincoln
and 14th, numbers, 81, 800: on Lane at
end of 18th, numbers s., 60o;. on West
St, opposite end of 18th, 3 numbers, 81
200 southwest corner Huntoon and West
sts-, numbers, 81, 6005 southwest corner
Lincoln and Piercy SITS, numbers, Z room
house. cistern and outbuildings, s., 100;
northwest corner of Lincoln and 18th,
numbers, 81, 100; eight east front lots on
Lincoln. between Piercy and 18th, $500
each. Terms: Il cash. balance long time.
All have large shade trees, on or near
paved streets and electricscar lines, city
water and sewers. T. w. Harrison l09
w Sixth ave, Topeka, Kan
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nosr ANp FoUNp.


TAKEN -Trespassing on the Flanders
farm south of Highland Park. mare
and colt. Owner will please prove prop
erty and pay charges and take away.
Charles F. Flanders, Ind tel. 7o31.
LOsT-Brown leather shopping bag CON
tanning veil, poeketbook, money, etc
Reward for return 12l7 Tyler Ind. tel 3D.
LOsT-Dark brindle Boston terrier bitch.
Return to los E. It'll st. Phone Ind 1863,
for reward.
LosT-Between Crosby Bros. and state
house, small brown purse containing
$50. Finder return to Crosby Bros
suit department and receive reward.
So
STRAYED OR STOLEN
e~er~~~s---.-~~-7----~>e~~
STRAYED-A black and brown Shepherd
dog, lame IN right front foot. Reward
for return to 1121 Harrison st.
ezs-
AUCTIONS.
PUBLIC SALE.
Tuesday, Oct. q, 1906, of milk COWS and
stock cattle, at old Wtther farm, 8 miles
s.. W. of Topeka 132 head, 81 head milk
cows, &c giving milk. This is the grandest
opportunity of the season to buy milk
COWS. Sale at 10 a. m. Free lunch at noon.
COL. NJ. T. CREWS & SON, Statesmen.
c. c. WITHERs Mgr.
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UNION PACIFIC.

s1To. 107-K. E.-saIIna Express.. -10:a5 an.
No. -Denver-Paes Coast Ltd. II 80 am.
No. I05-Junctfen City local pass $50 pm.
No. 1o1-Limited .--..-..-.....:.. 1855 pm.
-spaIlv- except Sunday. All others daily.
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BUGGY REPAIRING.

>--~-~-0~-~~>-C>~7-@~~-@
SURVEYS. runabouts and top buggies at
bottom prices Repairing and rubber
tires Repository lis W. Fifth st.
Factory z14-426 Jackson st.
e. @. KINLEY.
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Mrs. Don MulTane will entertain her
afternoon whist club Saturday at the
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UNDERWRITERS.


-. ~ i = - = 9Sl.tF funeral director and
:, ,a lrst class service, reasona-
ots PI1eSs. ei4 quincy ST. Both phones 1872.
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WANTEn--sITUATIoNa

WHEN you want to hire a man or boy,
call up Y. NJ. c. A Ind. tel. 90S or Bell
tel. e07 red We have list of men and
confidential references concerning them.
I. M c. 4. ErnpiogLnent bureau 9th and
Quincy SIS
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal Oct 1e, 1865.
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a woman who has a fine. thrifty one
thinks more OF her palm than she does
OF anything else in the world. A young
rnatron recently left town for a few
days. During her preparations her hus-
band had a good deal to say about the
stag parties he would give and the re-
unions of the Bean club" which
would take place at their house during
mel. absence. All she said was: We'll.
you take care Of my palm. and don't
let any of those drunken registers get
near 1T" Not a word of concern for
his conduct; her only worry was the
palm.
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PATENTS.

s-N--~-~~~-~--r~--r~--~~sr
J. A. R0SEN, patent attorney, 4ss Kan
sas ave. Topeka
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me D. D. whist club met today with
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WHOLESALERS.


TIE COUaHLIN HARDWARE co
Hardware, stoves, fine tools 70a Kan
sas ave Tel. sos. e--4
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FLORISTS.

= DCTSSS : - ,-----@-@=r-~-e~~e@~~
- - -. - DAOotAlns plants cut flow
z.S5+. Ps1tlss s 2sslghs decorations los "
-eAe1A- ~ o. GREENHOUSE Izth and Non
CUT flowers, floral desixns enec5s7 -
tenfton to out of town orders sTsr9aq
Hayes, 107 ". Eighth II TaI. 977
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Lots of people who think it awfully
wicked to go to Sunday theaters in
Topeka run the risk Of eternal damna-
ton by the same method when they are
in Kansas City or Chicago.
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20. has she been married?' he asked
speaking Of the divorce. Yes" she
answered, but it didn't take
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The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs Geo. Craw-
ford instead of Mrs. Harold Chase as
first announced
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wANTED-surry or buggy for pong. e2i
Taylor st.
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WANTED-Good driving horse for his
keep this winter, get good care and easy
work. R. A. Richards, III W. 9Th St
WANTED-You to know s. E. Martin.
NJ. D, cancer specialist has removed to
Keith block SIS Kansas ave- Room 10.
WE. pay highest cash prices for your cast
of clothing, shoes hats. oyercoats Drop
as a card or call Ind. tel. 1888. Abe Jacob
son. 800 Kansas ave.
WANTED-To buy good second hand
clothes. 3 to s. suit; shoes, hats, over
coats. N. Manson, 425 Kansas ave. Can or
drop a card
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A Topeka man was Invited to a dance
given in a small country town What
do you know about this dancer he
asked a man from the village In ques-
ton. Il suppose wouldn't dare wear
a dress suit?" wen, you can do as
you Ike the villager replied. TT isn't
compulsory to wear EN- but at the last
dance there was only one man who
didn't and he was from Topeka"
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(Enective sunday. June 3 60


No 32-Topeka & St. Joe Express. $3.50 pm.
10 s4-Topeka & St. Joe Express. 8.0f a4n
FROM ST JOSEPH
No g-st. Joe & Topeka Express 1880 pm
No. 53-St. Joe 3 Topeka Express 7.f5 pm.
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RAIIRoAD 4TAfE rARr.ns

ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TINE TATsTs
TOPEKA, KAN
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FOR RENT-RooMs

FOR RENT-71O Harrison, front room. Al
cove, modern, suitable for man and wifs
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WITHOUT WIFE
BUT FEW HOURS
KILLER DIVORCED in THE
MORNING, MARRiEs AGAIN
IN AFTERNOON


Before the ink on the Judges sigma
ture at the bottom of his decree Of
divorce had dried, Josiah Kibler We'd
nesday afternoon took unto himself
another vie. Among the various iii.
vorce DEGREES signed in the morn.
Ing by Judge F. w. Eichelberger was
one in the case Of Jennie Kubler rs.
Josiah Kibler, Wednesday afternoon ut
$3.50 o'clock Josiah Kibler was mar
ried to Miss Lizzie Stump in the Office
OF the officiating Justice J. w. Berry.
This is one Of the quickest changes
in marital partners on record in recent
years in Wapello county. Kibler was
without a wife for just about five
hours. The groom is So years of age,
while the bride is but %. The bride
resides near Chillicotne, where Mr..
and Mrs. Kibler will make their home.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Thursdays Daily.
Lees Lice Killer Sargent's.

From Thursdays Daily.
Lees Lice Killer Sargent's.
DR.. A. o. Williams was in Blakes-
burg yesterday on business.
Sargent guarantees Rexall products.
Mrs. Gertrude Reinier of Packwood
was in the city yesterday on business.
Sargent positively guarantees Vinol.
]. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huff
man, 1929 Elm street, yesterday, son.
DR.. H. HEREFORD of Douds-Leando
was business caller in the city to-
day.
Cooper's wonderful remedies. Sar-
gents, Main and Market.
Mrs. M. R. Lanes and daughter
Irene Of Dudley we're in the city today
on business.
Mrs. Carl Rauscher, 1874 East Court
street, returned home last evening, af-
ter visiting friends in Hiteman.
Mrs. F.A. Beckley, 1712 East Main
street, returned last evening from
Bonaparte, where she has been visit
ing friends and relatives.
Coopers Celebrated Remedies. sar-
gents.
Miss Edna Jackson and Miss Esther