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The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Mrs. Roosevelt is the greatest woman
Mrs. Storer, wife of the deposed Aus
tria- Hungary ambassador, and at the
some time cablegram recalling the
letter 1t was returned unopened. How
many women could do that?-Leaven-
worth Post
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
Congressman Calderhead does not be

Congressman Calderhead does not be-
heve in allowing criticisms of public
men, such as Lincoln stanfens and
David Graham Phillips write to go to
the public. Neither do the autocrats
in Russia. Three Russian Journalists
who insisted on criticising public men
a7d who succeeded in getting their
stun TO the public, are to be shot Why
doesn't Mr.. Calderhead move to Rus
STAG
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

In the talking race on the police ques-
ton Commissioners Bingham OF New
York at last accounts was half a dozen
laps ahead of the Algeciras delegates
Springfield Union
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
MIGHT BUY WILLIAM OUT.

Kaiser Wilhelm objects to having
Germany's fine old works of art carried
or by the great American dollar. If
tor, ]. Pierpont Morgan, mad he may
send his agents over and buy up the
German empire.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

The Republic Oil company is an
nouncing its ''withdrawal'' from several
states. Since the Republic has had to
confess that it is part Of the Standard
OH company, there is no special rea-
son now why the Standard should not
DO business. under its own name.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
DrIIELl

Justice Deuel. Of New York has re-
signed from the bar association. There
remains now only the painful duty Of
showing an equal consideration for the
bench.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Ottawa can be the handaomest. town
in Kansas If -'' says the Herald OF
that place. Huh! Topeka would like
to know. how there can be two hand
soonest toagns in Kansas, '1f'' or no
taif
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Speaking of paraaoxes. it is noted
by Roy Tapley thatsft is one Of the per-
versities OF restaurants that the hottest
thing on the premises is usually. chile
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

mate with these gentIetrner- more SO
than this paper at least. Possibly the
Capital can explain. what they do IN
return for their somewhat numerous
passes.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

s'with 100000 bushels of wheat in
sight remarks an exchange. ''it might
be remarked that there is nothing the
matter with Kansas" Hunt At this
time Of year Kansas never has less than
a hundred million bushels in sight.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
THE rARDY FntyWEEs.

TIE IAEED9 FLLyE8E EzEs-
De crocus comes a -1aulhin'
An q uoddin At de SUI;
ArDutus push de leaves away,
An say Ny rest is Done,
De violet keeps a dreamin' on.
She ism walked up yet
She's de beauty of de family
An was always raised a pet.
w ashington STAR
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Senator Burton win know his fate
n May maybe.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

John D. Rockefeller II. is certainly
deserving Of sympathy. Think of all
the money he will inherit to spoil him!
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

A girl never resrk easy until she sees
the inside lof thej voting man s watch.
She just knows tae~other girls picture
is there.-Osberne Farmer.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

The report that Count Castellane
knows nothing ehout work is q mistake
He worked the Gould estate almost to
q hnish.-Birmingha News.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Drug Drumfner-How are the patent
medicine exposures Affecting your bust.
Druggist-Darn badt Ever since the foxy
Farmers discovered the ingredients OF the
ieae1n brands they re maxim their ewn
stun.-Puck.
II believe safd the CHEEKY philosopher,
that for every single thing you givd
away way two come back to you"
Inat my experience agreed Phau-
ter and she and her husband came back
70 US N August Philadelphia Press.
7 suppose you viii marry when you
grow up" said the visitor. pleasantly.
No replied the thoughtful little girl
childrens so I guess the care Of my chif-
dren viii be enough for me without ths
care Of q husband. Chicago Post.
First Artist-Got any ideas. old man.
Second Artist-WeH. I guess yes Got
a bang-up sketch of q cyclone in action.
First Artist-What in thunder can yog
do with a cyclone2
Second Artist-Do with it? what dc
you suppose? I'm going to use it for tbs
hair in my new portrait Of the American
gdrl.-Puck.
5nent in Wall street hnancierine, wasn't
.Wicks-Yes. hut he's settled down nov
as a gentleman farmer, raising fine cattla
and all that sort Of thing.
Hicks-Well. welll How entirely differ
ent from his old work.
Wicks-Oh. not entirely He waters hia
stock, Of course. Philadelphia Press
yes" said Miss Passay, Mr.. Shrude
has called upon me several times lately
but he always brings some otner young
man with him.
my dear replied Miss Pert. Il know
all about him He's terribly cautious ana
just hates to be proposed TO. ~ hllaoel-
pflia Press.
They say washington is fearfully hot
= There are a few senators wiling to
testify that it's good deal hotter IN win
terl'-Detroit Free Press
DR.. KollowmeiI-Did the autopsy IN the
case of Grunter bear out your theory az
to what caused the complicatlonl
DR.. Scelpell-No. and it isn't likely TO,
Tribuiis
Mrs. Hlghthought-Do you not think in
every nature there is a sealed room, a ho-
" of holes. to which the world IS not
Mrs. Piadntlought-Ye know my cook
won't allow me in the kitchen. .-Harperss
Bazar.
Doctor Younger-.You a little bit un-
der weight. You don't eat enough;
Mr., Mussel-Nonsense If were to eat
more I'd have dysPepsia- - 4,...,- ~,
speciality, you OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Press.
Teacher-Johnny. for what is switzer-
land famous?
Teacher-Of, s34nething grHnoer more
impressive, more tren7en dous.
Scholar-Linaburger Cleveland Leader.
DO you think there is any use for my
making a speech on this subject2
Certainly" answered the chilly coli
league. a man Of your sedentary habits
ought to give his lungs a chance once in a
while ertOn Star.
i've heard so much about inventions OF
the devil said the new arrival, II thought
I'd Ike to meet tthe-er-gentlenaan Are
Il am. replied Lucifer.
We'll, say, can't be Of some serviee
to you? I was a patent attorney up
Press
Janitor-we don't allow children. mum.
Lady-Why, Of such is the kingdom OF
TanitorEYes' m. Yer see. even de Bible
admits dey wuznt intended fer flats
Judge
The nsh had jumped out Of the frying
pan into the FIRE
ed with It's latest breath. And I just
couldn't stand the cottonseed oil and axle
grease they were frying me in"'-Chicago
Tribune.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

The Lawrence World says that s4n
the next legislature Douglas county
must have representative who will line
up with the reform movement and in
sist on taking the states government
out Of the hands Of the corporation at
tonneys. Well. well. wells And so
that IS where the states government is.
is its Let's see; Whose fault is It that
the states government Is in the hands
oL The CORPORATION attornavsa
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Fhs school board of Pogue. Wash
lbyton. the metropolis of the Okanagan
range. complains that the cowboys
have utterly Gemora1ized the school
system OF that region BY marrying the
school ma'ams as fast as they are i'm
ported. There are still nfty-three
aMeibles IN that locality waiting Tor
more school teachers. As soon as a new
teacher arrives. she receives several in
satations to 60 horseback r3a1ng, and a
week later. the school beard begins to
look for a new teacher. When this in
9ornation reaches 1Eassachusetts it is
expected that there viii be a great
uzodus TO Pogue.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

The state Journal is glad that ". r.
Stubbs is able to present an ssaiibi,' in
the charge that he sent a negro to Bald
win on the day OF the primaries with
instructions to represent that he was
sent by Henry Allen. Mr. Stubbs'
aIibi" is his denial. Some people may
think that is no proof-stiH It helps
some Mr.. Allen says the negro told
the Baldwin judge one thing-Bdr.
ubbs says he told something else.
FEhy not hear from the judge2
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

They say Washington is fearfuliy hot
in summer 4
testify that it's good deal hotter in WIN
terls-Detroft Free Press
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Hieks-Iie was at one time quite proul-
dnent in Wall street fnanciering, wasn't
he2
Wfcks-Yes. but he's settled down now
as a gentleman farmer raising fine cattle
and all that sort Of thing.
Hicks-WeIl, welli How entirel5 differ
ent from his old work.
Wicks-Oh not entirely He waters hia
stock, of course. hiladelphia F'ress-
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Mrs. FTighthought-Do you not think IN
every nature there is a sealed room, a ho-
" of hoIies to which the world Is not
admitted7
Mrs. adnthought-Yes I know my cook
won't allow me in the kitchen. Harper
Bazar.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

DR.. Kollowmeil-Did the autopsy IN the
case of Grunter bear out your theory az
70 what caused the complications
Dr. ScaIpell-No, and It isn't likely to,
confound hini He's recovering Chicago
Tribune.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

7 suppose you will marry when you
grow up, said the visitor, pleasantly.
No. replied the thoughtful little girl
mamKfa says papa is more care than ths
children so I guess the care OF my chif
dren viii be enough for me without the
care Of husband. Chicago Post.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

I1s- MISS
has called upon me several times lately
but he always brings some other young
man with him.
my dear replied Miss Pert, I know
all abonf him He's terribly cautious and
lust hates to be proposed to. ''--Philadel-
mia Press.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

First Artist-Got any ideas old man.
Second Artist-Wen. guess yes. Col
a bang-up sketch of a cyclone in action.
First Artist-What in thunder can you
do with a cyclone2
Second Artist-Do with it? What &c
you suppose? I'm going to use it for this
hair in my new portrait of the American
girI.-Puck.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Drug Drummer-FIow are the patent
medicine exposures affecting your bust
Drugg1st-Darn hadt Ever since the foxy
Farmers discovered the ingredients OF the
leadln' brands they're maxim their ewn
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

believe" safd the CHEEKY philosopher
that for every single thing you givd
away two come back to you"
That's my experience agreed Phanl-
ley Last June gave away my daugh-
ter and she and her husband came back
TO US N August -Philadeiphia Press.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Doctor Younger-You're a little bit un-
dor weight You don't eat enough.
Mr.. MusseI-Nonsensel If were to eat
more I'd have Dyspepsia
Doctor Younger-I know, but tnats 8 my
speciality, you know.-Philadelphia Press.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

DO you think there Is any use for my
making a speech on this subject2
Certainly answered the chilly COLI
league. "A man Of your sedentary habits
ought to give his lungs a chance once IN a
while. w sshington Star.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-06

Teacher-Johnny, for what is switzer
land famous?
Scholas-Vh hy-7g11 rli--Swiss cheese.
Teacher-O1l, so4nething GrHncSr mort
impressive, more tremendous
Scholar burger r-Cleve veiand Leader.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-28
BORROWED FOR
SELF MURDER
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an Italian
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-28

PITTSBURG, Feb. 2S.-1he official
vote of the municipal election here has
been made public and gives George w.
Guthrie. the successful candidate of the
Democratic, Citizens, Civic League
parties. 33.320: Alexander NJ. Jenliin-
son. Republican. 30.4T9. In Allegheny
Charles Kirschler. Republican. received
IA, T94 and George b. Logan. Good Gov
eminent party, 5,061.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-28
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
CiIltd FOR FrS'y Evening March 2 to Nemi.
naIs Nllass Onltfn.

The Republican Voters Of tile VII
lage Of Remington are hereby warned
TO NEE, in caucus 81 Apollo hall, Fri
day event <, March 2nd. 1905 at 81;
p. m. 10 transact the following bust.
ness:
First, To place in nomination candi.
dates for offices 10 be voted on ut the
coming village election. which Is 10 be
held on Tuesday March 20, 1906.
Second, TO transact any other bust
ness found proper when met.
$. u. lockwood, Republican
Edmund Lafranchise. Village
Harry Chase. \ Committee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-28
The Proper Caper.

High-born Siamese walk with the ell
bow joint turned inward and The
thumbs out.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-28
DISTRICT DEPUTY PRESENT
State Official Visited Bennington Lodge o.
Elk.

District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler Lester II Greene OF Montpelier,
visited Bennington lodge OF Elks Tues
day evening. The work of the order
was exemplifed in Foresters Hall fol-
lowing which a lunch was served fol.
lowed by social hour in the lodge
rooms.
The district deputy complimented the
local lodge on It's rooms and efforts In
behalf of the order and told OF the
growth of the Elks lodges in the state
all of which are prospecting
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-28
A Record
Heath & Milligan
Paint Shipment

tkTHE largest single shipment OF Paint ever made
- l country" claim
Wells Hardware Company, Duluth, Mimi
OF % which it recently red
from the II EATH MILLlGAN MFG co OF Chi
caqo. Each loaded with 36, 900 pounds,
making total for the train load OF nearly 100000
or 4e Q tons. Fer about week ahead OF the train
passing through the different there a zee
large posters displayed advising the citizens b.
the for the record shir when 1t reached
he respective Upon O the train
at TO a young man through a mega phone gave
some particulars OF the ship a in ted al
pr esent % step through coach attached rear
o the and souvenirs. little Girls
given sets OF Sunshine furniture, the little boys
souvenir buttons, young ladies uiven sheet
music. the marons received # n ATH
& MILLIGAN special tiles and the men were handed
articles OF practical value. Painters especIay
cordially Welcomed and were presented with prac
tIceItext books, cigars and printed matter. The in
voice amounted 70 $4,000 aud the freight to $500
treoured eio to fill he
order, which included filling the loading
the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-28
FANTANA TONIGHT
Company Arrived In Town This Noon--70
People.


JEFF de Angels and his company of
70 people arrived in town just before
noon today for the production OF Fan
tana tonight atthe opera house. Owing
to the lack of h,tel accommodations
many OF the company have been spend
ingthe afternoon hunting for lodging
and UP to three o'clock several had
not found place to stay tonight
This is the biggest theatrical attrac
ton OF the winter here and no one
should miss It.. There are few seats
yet unsold which can be secured at
Gokay's but it is likely that standing
room only will be the prospect by the
time the doors open tonight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-28
MSS HURLEY ENTER TANNED.
Fourteen Of Her Friends ., Her Homo Nsdns,
day Evsnins

Fourteen Of the young friends OF
Miss Agnes Hurley surprised her at
her home on Grant II Tuesday even
ing her fourteenth birthday, the even.
ing was pleasantly passed with music
and games, refreshments we're served
and all left at late hour wishing her
many happy returns Of her birthday.
The affair was very cleyerly mapag
ed by the Misses Murphy and Morris.
sey and was complete surprise 10
Miss Hurley.
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SHORT SERMONS ON PRAC.
TICAl POLITICS
SERMON NO s=oFFSgrS

The n,osuns. bipilfss. lsi's esaslisF tsars
again, ilks ihr maIhs lgasl, ii's aisays wiih
TsEss MAJ sr' s~ay 6@n us i'a' a. srhla'n SIS
sasy iFeH IsEes
its ssnrraliy ihs ether islles that rssal,ss ssl
b. d"es Il "a qairI, basihss sks asy lhal a"Iks
sssul iikr ihis
pswn 10 ay ,gsp iLs'r i' ssas'ally rlsaIy II
saensY lylHs 'Feaal waiting fsF ssei ihvr.lsasnls
The either DAY. SAM Billings msis np bic miai ie
i'ay ssu.m,ll
D'dht have lh- meHsY snl wrni e. 1911 ilrms
ea~ay ani wsslei to h'Fr $50, g. hay snsins ssi
mschiusFy.
''saw thing. .aii liill "bal hala'l SIT ihs
'aoasy 'nysrlf have 10 st Il d - II.ekisga.'
81 was ia tic sam, "a. bal bic b'v,hrr Hear,
hal ias' had -on'e mousy o'mr 'n asi gladly pn'
Il eui sssia At pr opEt
NrI, April when ihs LISTERS a,k sam Billing.
about his personal property. he will say;
well. got q .awinill. bat claim $500
ei.-,-monry I owc Bill iirmrnway.
The Lister. g, 10 Bill and Bill Iu,. i up to -
Hoskison, - passrs Il over TO Henry and iicnry
swear. he "bouicl the money 81 Banker Jim Hayes
in New York.
And 80 the aw.miIl Byvrr pays a tar aBy.
where.
Wha,s the remedy!
Cut out the OBJECT idea and let every man pay
an what he owns, real personal. debt or no debt
Then take the tax Of money loaned a, four per
cent or less and the difference in interest even. IL
W.
Service at the same place next week.
Issued by The Clement Literary
Bureau 1906
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-28
CITIZENS CAUCUS
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IN. Ciissn Voters Of ne village a.
BsnnlnEion are hereby warned 10 rnsss
in caucus 81 Apollo ball. Saturday
evening. March 1rj. Ieos 81 SIS 20
transact the ioiio-lng bsslpsss
Fir.i. To placc In domination candi.
dates ior Office 10 h. voted for ~ the
coming village election. which j. "a -
held on Tuesday Marth 9psh, ippl
SecoEd. To transact ans other
business iourd proper vhsn met.
John Hogan,
Joseph I'ellcrin.
Charles Maurcr.
Citizens Committee.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-15
St. Marks Lutheran.

Divine services tomorrow morn
ing and evening in Smith Hall, on
Main street. The chapel, corner
Park and MeIgs avenues. will be pa
pered. seated, etc. early in the week
and our congregation will worship
there next Sabbath, All therefore
are invited to worship tomorrow
with us for the last time in our pres
ent quarters. especially are Luther
ans. resident or visiting. urged to be
present.
sermon. II a. M, on Our PrOpi-
tiation.''
Evening service at 1880. sermon,
unconditional Surrender"
Sabbath school at s:45 promptly.
The w. H & F. NJ. Society meets
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. j. s.
Umberger. Broad oaks.
Sabbath school and preaching SER
vice will be. conducted at the Gras-
SELF mission tomorrow at 2:15 pm.
L. w. siRerd, Pastor.