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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-11

morning prayer with address at II
O'Clock. Evening prayer with full
choral service at O'Clock. MI c. w.
Nau in charge. Sunday school with
Bible class at 10 a. m.
Petro & woodford. prescription
druggists.
The machinery belonging to the
Crystal Ice Co., which at one time
had their factory at SIG Kansas ave-
nue. was blown up by dynamite
this morning. This machinery
was unusually heavy and this was the
only method that it could be cleared
out. The factory was never repaired
after the flood and the machinery VIII
probably be sold for old junk.
A number of improvements have
been made to the furniture store of
w. II. Rutter. An inside stairway has
been built leading to the display rooms
on the second floor. Mr.. Rutter now
has the entire building.
o. K Stewart of Pratt. Kansas, is
visiting his uncle. s. r. Kutz. and fam
lily of 1018 Kansas avenue
Mrs. S. B. Dodds of Butte, Mont, is
visiting her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
H. Myers of 1909 Quincy street.
Marshall Kennedy entertained the
B. c. A E. boys and the G. r. c. girls
at his home on Paramore street Thurs
day evening.
visited his brother-in-law and family,
C. C. Miilburn of 514 Park street, and
his niece. Mrs. Charles Sans of 1924
Harrison street. while attending the
G. A. R. encampment.
Word has been received of the
death of Fritz APPEL which occurred
last week in his home in San Fran
cisco. Mr.. APPEL was brother OF Max
APPEL of Meriden and of the late Emil
ABEL He was a chemist and at one
time had been employed in the Arnold
drug store and in the store of DR..
Warner.
r. =, hnr a
1918 Monroe street
AIva Schenck. order man at the
Layton grocery store, is connned 10
his home, 1929 Kansas avenue, the re-
suit of a fall from his wagon.
Frank BRIDGEPORT is in town today
from Silver Lake.
A farmer with large farm wagon
containing several trunks who was in
search of the baggage room at the
Union Pacific depot attempted to
drive down the station platform this
morning. He had proceeded as far
as the telegraph Office when some of
the officials interfered with his prog
ress, made him back his team to the
Avenue and take the street for his
highway.
George sumpter Of Della was in
town today.
The German-American league which
is composed of from 200 to 800 Rus
slams and who now hold their meeting
in the hall over Harding's bicycle store
are planning to buy two lots in Little
Russia and build a hall on them
w. A. Feiderling was in town today
from Elmont.
Mrs. F. s Feiderling. who has been
the guest of her son, Mr.. George Field
erling and family of Seward avenue.
will return to her home in Elmont to-
morrow.
If you never smoked ]. r. s. cigar
you should try one. There is nothing
better.
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is the guest of Mrs. R. B. Gathers in
Topeka
Waugh of Eskridge are guests of DR..
and Mrs. L. L. Goodwin.
Miss Winnie Fox went to Kansas
City today to visit relatives.
Emporia Gazette. Thursday: A
number of Emporia Owls and Debts
Will attend the Delt dance in Topeka
tomorrow night. Miss Geneva Wiley
will be the guest of Miss Grace
Koontz; Miss Ava Hardcastle will visit
Miss Mary MacLennan; Miss Edith
Dowden will be with Miss Marie
Lagerstrom; Miss Marguerite Rowland
and Miss Edna Wilcox with Miss Sue
Rodgers. Glen Allen, Frank Kirk
wood, Warren Morris and Paul Root
will also attend the dance.
Mr.. Elias F. Anderson left the first
of the week for Ell Paso, Texas. to re-
main permanently. Mrs. Anderson
accompanied by her sister. Miss
about a week.
Mrs. Lewis Deppe returned yester-
day from Kansas City after spending a
couple of days with Miss Agnes Grit
fifth.
Mrs. n. ]. Caster has gone to Van
Buren,, Ark, called home by the ILL
ness of her husband
Mr.. Lewis Mayo Of Leavenworth
while attending the G. a. r. encamp-
ment this week was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. o. J. Badders.
Mrs. William Taylor of 521 West
Tenth street is spending the day in
Mrs ]. Price. 216 East Eighth
avenue, has returned from French
Lick Springs, Indiana.
Mrs. T. Horner. 1885 Lane street,
and daughter Inez will leave the first
of the week for Hartman, Tennessee,
to visit her son Arthur, who will re-
turn with her. They will stop in
Kentucky to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Guy w. Collins.
Emporia Gazette: Mrs. L. G. Will
cox and daughter. Miss Edna, have
Joined Mr.. wilcox for the U. C. T.
convention in Topeka. After the con-
vention they will go to Leavenworth
for visit of ten days with Mrs. Will
cox'S mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Marchand of
Chicago are spending a few days in
Mr.. B. F. wincheu of the Rock
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Castle. whose
marriage took place Tuesday at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. O.
NJ. MarkIey. left today for their home
in Dallas, Texas
Brigadier General Edward S. God
frey, commandment of Fort Riley, was
the guest Thursday of Major and Mrs.
AlvaFado NJ. Fuller. .. S: A, 1901 To-
peka avenue Major Godfrey was
formerly colonel of Major Fuller's
regiment.
Mr. Paul Walker returned yeSter-
day from Chicago.
Mrs Miller of Springfield, Ill, is
the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Harry TrovilIo.
Mrs. ]. P. wahle returned yesterday
from MCPHERSON. where she spent
several DAYS.
Mrs. William A. Coe and Miss
Mollie Lebeau of Newark, N. J., are
the guests of Mrs. F. ]. MacKie en-
route to Cheyenne, Wyo.
Mrs. D. A. Mulvane will go to En-
terprise next Thursday to be the guest
of her daughter. Mrs William Ehr-
sam.
Miss Jessie Campbell returned to-
day from a visit in Leavenworth.
Mrs. W. A. McCarter will go to Ar
yentine Kan, Monday to deliver the
graduating lecture for the high
school.
Mr. and Mrs. S. ]. Churchill, who
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. ].
Clevenger. have returned to their
home in Lawrc nee.
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NOTICE.
Topeka, Kansas. May IL. 100;


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is herby given that we. the I'M
dersfgned electors and freehoiders Of fhe
CITY OF IopekaE J. F. Buck. Geo. Hanley
ana A; e. r James, have been duly APP
pointed by the mayor and council OF said
city as appraisers under and pursuant to
November g. 1906 and published In me
official paper OF said city November ~
praisers. and that said Appraisers win
meet on the 18th day OF May, 1907 at 10
o'clock a. m, at the corner OF Tenth ave-
nue. ana Areh street and proceed to ascer-
tain and appraise the actual value az ths
Iand proposed to be taken for park pur-
damages caused as by law by reason OF
the condemnation of land taken as more
fully specified in said Ordinance No. 2640.
and that the boundaries of the benefit
district as fixed by said ordinance are as
follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the intersection OF the
center line of Eighth avenue with the
center line of Clay street, thence sotther-
ly and south along the center line OF Clay
street to the center line of Huntoon street
thence west along the center line Of Hun
toon street to the west line of Kings adtii-
ton, thence north along the west line of
Kings addition to the south line of Still
son and Bartholomew's addition. thence
vest along the south line Of stillson and
corner of said addition. then south along
the east line OF John Norton's addition TO
thence west along the south line OF John
Norton's addition to the west line OF the
southwest quarter IS. W. ~ OF section
thirty-six f36). township eleven Old, south
of range fifteen Q5) east. thence south
along the east line OF Washburn Place to
the southeast corner thereof. thence
west along the south line Of
center line of High avenue. thence
north along the center line OF High ave
nue. to the north line of Washburn Place.
thence east along the north Hfie of WASH
burn Place to the west line of John Nor
tons addition. the same being the west
line of the southwest quarter Is. ". ~
of section thirty-six (36), township eleven
I'D, south of range fifteen Go east.
thence north along the west line OF said
southwest quarter Is. W. ~ OF sectiu8
tfirty-sfx $3.50 to the north line of Tenth
avenue thence east along the north line
of Tenth avenue to the west Inc OF West
Park addition. thence north along the
west line of said addition to the north line
of said addition, thence east to the west
line of Martin Place addition, thence
northerly along the west line OF Martin
Place addition to the center line of Eighth
avenue. thence easterly along the center
line of Eighth avenue to the place OF be-
In iiii' the city Of Topeka. Shawnee county.
IF. BuCK.
GEO. HAMLET.
A. c. F. JAMES.
Appraisers.
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AN INFORMAL RECEPTION.
\ Vermont Institution Close t.
Kansas.

Topeka is honored nearly every
wear by a visit from Joseph A. De
Boer, presideA t of the National Life
Insurance com Aany of Montpelier,
Vermont He has spent several days
here this week. Last evening Mr.. E.
w. Thompson, state agent of the COM
pany. gave an informal smoker in his
honor at the Glen-Wood hotel parlors.
The following gentlemen who were
practically all policyholders were
present: A w. Dana, c. B. Merriam,
E l. Copeland, DR.. c. a. MCGUIRE,
John H Switzer. Arthur Capper,
Frank P. MacLennan, James A.
Troutman. E. s. Quinton. VIM. Mac
ferran, Willard n. Hall, E. J. Shake
shaft, Dean Kaye and H. T. Chase.
Interesting talks were made during
the evening showing the high stand
ing of the company and its especially
clean record in connection with recent
insurance Investigations. Judge Dana,
who has known Mr.. De Boer from
boyhood, spoke strongly of the high
record of the National in keeping
aIoof from questionable politics and
its integrity in the investment of its
funds sacred to the stockholders. The
company has twenty-nine million dol
lars invested in high grade securities
including $3,000.0o0.00 in eastern
Kansas farm mortgages. The company
has a million dollars in insurance
pelicies in this state-but has invested
three times that amount here. Willard
n. Hall has a policy in the company
dating back fifteen years.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal MAY 2. 1907.l

At a meeting of the city council held
April o. 1907, the following resolution was
presented and adopted:
Resolved, That the mayor and council
of the city of Topeka deem It necessary
for the best interests of said city that
North Kansas avenue from the north end
of the Melan arch bridge to the north
line of Gordon street. excepting therefrom
North Kansas avenue from the north line
Of Railroad street to the north line OF
Norris street be repaved ffty-six C56l feet
wide with one course OF vitrihed brick
with sand filler .
/ c. B. Burge. city clerk of the city OF
Topeka hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Is a true and correct copy OF
the original resolution now OF file in my
office. G. b. BCRGE,
TSeaI.1 City Clerk.
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Stands Peerless and Alone the Great
est Magnetic Healer of the
Century.
Scientists Claim Magnetism as the
Source and Secret of Health
Vital Magnetism or Human Electricity
and It's Marvellous Power Over
the Ills OF the Flesh.
As Daily Proven by Cllas. \. DwiEeIl,
the Boy Phenomenon, ut 222
L. Sixth ST., Topeka, Kan.
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to p. m
daily except Sunday. Consultation
Free.
Ind 1415. Bell 2O23.
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IEnAn.


| n. Kansas ave
Third Precinct-Judges. c. E. Jordan,
W. S. Bergundthal j. l.. Beverly. Clers<s
y: w. Pr1ddy. Geo. ]. -Spetter. Voting place
Fourth PrecInct-Judges. J. II. Alien. G.
w W. 1 Bets E Samuel cr9mweil Clerks H.
SECOND WARD.
sey r. n Fraser gee Atkinson 3 Waes rks
r. M; StonesTeet, Sr.. Z. j. Harrop- Not-
| Second Precinct-Judges. John l. How
ard, G. W. Charles NJ. Heerys Clerks, G.
H Smith. VIM Helse. Voting place 4o1
Third Precinct-Judges, H F. slower. Al
| bert Marter. Frank Brown. Clerks, g. w
Fourth Precinct-Judses, A. NJ Russell
Albert McClain, Jerry Biggs. Clerks. H
sixth St
Fifth Precinct--Judges, J. w, Tincher. s
F. Carter. p H. Southerns, Voting phase
sixth Precinct-Judees, Geo. F. Hustis
+. WATSON. Il. p. Miller. Voting place
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct-Judgess J. w. Kesnpton.
Ward Page. o. NJ. Chesney. Voting place
931 Kansas ave.
c. Quinton, A F. Horner. Clerks. Hugh
Mct arland, j. Harry French. Voting place
Oh w. Tenth st.
Third Precinct--Judges. Geo. HanIey. N.
S. Mullen. H. x Devendorf. Clerks. Geo.
Neil. c. E. Glass. Voting place ~ "
Fourth Precfnct-Judses, T J.. Fish, s
" Parker A N Rs69w; Siesk fo,. fefss
man FOURTH WARD.
Tom Archer, r. H. SemDle- Clerks. Jos.
c. Wilson. II. Z. Barnes. Votins place al
Second Precinct-Judges. Josiah wilcox.
T F. Sabins L. E; Fraser Clerks. L Tsll.s
dent association. 4th and Jackson.
Third PreeinctIgudgss. w; Z; SatylIn' +
Summer school house.
Fourth PEecinGs-{Sdsss J. sc;s Rogers.
Grice. Philip Miller. Voting place 6th and
Clay.
First Precinct-Judges. James Penniek-
Tom Coddington, y. y; Owen: Clerks, ~;
Second Precinct-Judges. VIM. Osborne.
J. r. Ransom. c. ]. Rosen. Voting place
II Third lPreecinet-Judees Jesse Langston,
r. s. Christian. H: simmons CLERKS, r
B. DE Frantz. w. n. Dutton. Voting place
OLD T. Aefi'n Sixth WARD.
First Precinct-Judges, w. A Myers.
lanes Booth gus sf s. Al1en Yefine Dlaee
Aliens carpenter shop
Second Preclnct-JudgeS. A. T. Jones' N
Hawkins P. Vickland- Clerks, q. W. Al
len, H. p. Brockett. Voting place Lowman
Hill school house.
The above named judges and clerks must
appear at the office of the commissioners
of elections on or before O'Clock p m
the 18th day of May. 1907, and qualify as
such.
The first named judge in each precinct
will act as supervisor and get the books
and supplies at this office on Wednesday.
May ed, by o'clock p. m.
Supervisors are expected to look after
| their respective polling places the day pre-
viOus to the election, TO see that same are
in readiness for the holding of the cleo
ton.
Judges and clerks who fail to qualify on
on or before the nth will be cancel9d- OF
appointment and other names be SUBSTITUTE.
ed to serve in their place.
c. H. TITUS.
! ESeal1 Commissioner of Elections
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NOTICE 10 PRoPERTY owNERs:

All PARTIES building or remodeiing build
fnes making water or sewer connections
are hereby cautioned to have the city
tfoT before making final payment for such
City Engines.
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Attention. Rebekahs.

Oficers and members of Naomi Re-
bekah lodge No. IS and all Odd Eel
lows: You are requested to meet at
Odd Fellows temple at o'clock Sun
day to attend in a body the funeral of
sister Julia A. Hall. Other Sister
Rebekahs invited.
JANE MOULDY, N. C.
MARY E. PERKINS, Secretary.
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M M E.
! E()NI
Par.ors
sos w. 9th ST.
Bell 2O23.

Nine. Leon. Star
of Clairvoyants.
, / ellis your full
name. whom and
when you viii
marry. what you
called for. how to
overcome trouble
in love. business,
or marriage, di
vOrce. law suits
unltes separated.
causes maria geS
quick. how TO con-
troll. fascinate or
influence anyone.
locates b ur / G d
treasures. I do all
l advertise. See me-
first and save time
and money
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WHEN you wanr to hire man or boy.
call UP Y. NJ c. A. Ind tel. S0s or Eel
tel 9oT. We have q List OF men and
| confidential references concerning them:
z. NJ. c. A. Employment bureau. 9th and
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APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES AND


SPECIAL ELECTION.
Notice IS hereby given that have this
day appointed the following named per
sons to serve rs judges and clerks of the
special election to be held on the I'D day
OF May 1907. between the hours of a. m.
and D. m, to elect congressman for
the First Congressional District, to be held
at the following polling places:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-Judges. T. NJ James. J.
H IArnbertson, Frank Spetter. Clerks.
Frank A. Root, VIM. White. Voting place
$50 N Kansas ave
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WANTED-A good opportunity for the
right kind of a man; outside employ
ment; salary and commissions: only m ar
ried men need apply. Address r. K r..
Journal.
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Mrs. Rudolph Bair WEIGH has issued
invitations for the marriage Of her
daughter Miss Kate WEIGH, to Mr..
Ralph Herbert BolIrd of New York
Saturday afternoon. May 25. at 8
O'Clock at her house, sol Fillmore
street. Owing to the recent death Of
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LEGAL.

First published in The Topeka STATE
Journal May II. 1901
Topeka, Kan, May II. 1907.
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wANrEp-MAI.E HELP.

LOCAL representative wanted, large in
come assured to anyone who will act as
our representative after learning our bus
mess thoroughly by mails experience I'M
bition and Willingness to learn iucra-
tive business, no soliciting or travelling,
desire to better their conditions and make
more money. For full particulars address
either office, National Cooperative Real
ty Co., 726 b, Athenaem bldg, Chicago, or
726 B, Maryland bldg, Washington, ID. Z.
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wANTED-Typesetter NJ. o. Frost Print
ing Co., $50 Kansas ave.
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Miss Eleanor Wheeler will give a
tea this afternoon in Potwin Place be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock.
Miss Katharine Sneve of St. Paul,
Mimi. Miss Katharine Holmes of En-
poria and Miss Frances Connell will
receive with her and she will be as
sisted by Mrs. J. w Burt, Miss Helen
Thompson. Miss Louise Kellam. Miss
Florence Rossington. Miss Nellie
MilIspaugh, Miss Maud Grimes, Miss
Dorothy Wilson, Miss Mary Moore,
Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith,
Miss Cornelia Gleed and Mis- Bere-
nice Emahizer. The assisting friends
and a corresponding number of men
will be entertained at dinner after the
receiving hours.
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WANTED--AfAIE HELP.
WANTED-Man for high work Can at
Home Grain Co.'S elevator, Morris ana
Tyler ST., North Topeka
THE best values ever offered in scent
cigar are in Heise'S Buffalo, Standard
and Leader. All good dealers sell them
WANTED-All-round white man not afraid
work one experienced in carpet work
preferred CoweIl Bros. & Rust. III W..
First st.
WANTED FOR q. s. ARMY-Able-
bodied men between the ages OF Il ana
35: citizens of United States, OF GOOD
character and temperate habits, who
speak, read and write English. For IN
formation apply to Recruiting Onicer, az
Kansas ave-, Topeka. Kansas.
WANTED-Young man for helper in wash
room. Topeka Laundry Co.
THE best values ever offered in scent
cigar are in Heises Buffalo, Standard
and Leader. All good dealers sell them
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CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
S11 Kansas Ave. Phones 6oz-
Wants men to ship to railroad SHOPS.
% laborers car repairers, mechanics.
bridge carpenters, helpers. carpenters, %
farm hands farm couples, man and
wife cooks hotel help men cooks, dish
washers, house men. porters.
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Miss Frances McCllntocR Went "
Lawrence yesterday to attend the May
music festival and visit Professor and
Mrs. Charles Graham Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Gault spent
Friday in Kansas City.
Mr.. r. F. Hayden went to kansas
CITY today on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Burdge will
leave Monday for trip to San An
Miss Louise Merritt of Kansas City
will come tonight to spend Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Park s. Bangs, 1913
Tenth avenue west. who are also en-
Pertaining her mother. Mrs. James S.
Merritt of Wamego.
Mr. and Mrs. David w. Mulvane
have returned from a visit in Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Clark and
their family will spend Sunday at
Lake View
Mr.. Carl Penny of Kansas City
came to town last night for the Delta
dance and to visit his school friends.
Miss EIinor Armentrout has return
ed from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Frank Hassig of Kansas City.
Dr. Ida c. Barnes has returned from
Kansas City where she attended the
Kansas Medical society meeting.
Mrs. Charles A. Wilbur and Mrs.
Thomas s Stevens were the guests of
Mrs. D. P. Paxton during the conven-
ton of the federation of clubs in Kan
sas City. Kan.
| kansas City Star: Mrs. John j. In
gals came today from Atchison to
visit her daughters, Mrs. Jesse E. Hunt
and Mrs Edward G. Blair, for a week
Mrs. NJ. E. Wilder Of Wichita. who
Is the guest of Mrs. T. d. Humphreys
1906 Harrison street. leaves Monday
for Salina to attend the meeting of the
grand chapter of the Order of Eastern
Star.
Mrs Hjalmar Carlson entertained at
a luncheon Thursday afternoon COM
plirnentary to Mrs. E. F. Anderson
who leaves soon for Ell Paso, Texas,
to remain permanently
Emporia Gazette: Miss Sue Holmes
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Fourth Precinct-Judges, tt. Fish. S.
w. Parker, A. NJ. Debow. Clerks, Peter
Heinz, ]. c. Emig. Voting place Jordan ;
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WANTED Elevator boys. Throop hotel
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| Fifth Precinct-Judges, j. w. Tincher, S.
| E. Hall, James H. Devlin. Clerks. John
F. Carter. P. H. Southerns, Voting phase
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FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN on rail-
roads in Topeka vicinity, to fill vacan-
cies caused by promotions Experience
unnecessary Age over 20; over 140pounds;
51z feet or over. Firemen, 500 monthly,
become Engineers and earn 800. Brake
men SIS, become Conductors and earn $l5O
Name position preferred Address in
writing. Railway Association" care To-
peka State Journal.
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PRELATES MEET HERE
Catholic University Matters
to Be Considered.
CARDINAL WILL PRESIDE

Ten ArchbIshOps are 10 Deliberate
over Affairs of American Church.
Plan Protest Against Acts OF
French Observation-Disclosures Of
Peters Pence 40 he Taken Up.
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ARMY AND NAVY.


Mai GEORGE ]. NEwGARDEN. surgeon. to re-
firing board at Washington Barracks for exami-
nation.
First Lieuts WILLIAM Mex. LAMBDIN, PHILIP
YOST, and EDWARD y. MACON, ARTILLERY
Corps, promoted 70 captains.
Contract Surgeon IRA A. ALLEN. from Fort Nc
Pherson to his home New York City. for an
nulmont If contract.
Contract Surgeon HERBERT C. WOOLLEY. from
New York CITY 10 VANCOUVER Barracks
First Lieut. CLARENCE C. CULN Err. Third Cav
alry is detailed for service and 10 MI A va
canCy in the Signal Cops.
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Special Sale of
Domestic and Oriental Rugs
To Make Room for MattingS
and New Spring Stock

WATE are offering reductions of onerd onehalf
w of rugs which, while good patterns have been discontinued
manufactures Also several lots of rugs purchased
- specially low prices.
Hoeepers well housekeepers will find their
to take advantage of this sale
The following and many included in this offering: