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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22
LACTO M A R R 0 W .

Esta es Ia emulsion pEeferida.
81 rscOnstituyente mas poderoao.
EI anemigo de Ia tiBia.
Infalible para Ia debilidad cerebral.
La ERIvaci6n de los nifioH,
FL est6mago mas susceptible Ia toleTa.
DE veDta en- todsG las faFmRcisG. .--p. q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

LA RELOJERIA y joyeTfa del sr.
KahFhahn , 90. Es ha tTasladRdo & la ca
Ila do San joss rs fFents al Oorrso, dond0
hay ConHtantamente un buan EnFtido do re-
Inina V ntraa nRandRn D. a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

meS. un aflo.
5Qui6n Ba hubiera contentado teniondo
Cierta cRutidadf Todo el mundo quiera
acspaRHF 10 m6s que puedsl
81 hombFe aqual hace una vida do man'
digo; hR olvidado que dsaa6 vivir para 81
placer = el de uuB SsmejanteBl
De veE en- Cuando toma una EeSOluCi6n;
apEoximaFgs q RIO para aEEOjar IL bolsA 81
aqua; DaFo ae aREepients-y % retira 81 pun
TO. Hoy sst6 viejo, amarillento como 90
GRO, mas no puede CESAR en- 90 taEsa.
Y Gaf muere, pobEs, santRdo Bobre IN
banCo , con la bolR BntEs la1 mRnoB.
Ee6n 1olstog
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

HABITACIONEs COMODAs.-Pa-
Fs hombres solos hay unsH magnffcaH ha-
hitRciones de alquiler en- 81 "Condado",
SantuTCe, Csrca de- la CaErstera, Iuforma.
ran en- esta Eedacci6n. d. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22
A N U N C | 0.
Dspartlnunto dol Interior Do Puerto Rico.
Bureaus ds OBTas PdBgicas. - Ofcina De-
Superintendent.

San Juan, P. r., Diciembre 10 de 1907.
-ProposicioneB On pliegos oerradoH para
Ia adjudication en- p6blica subanta de la
construction de kil6metros aproximada'
ments de Ia Carretsra de BarFanqnitas &
ComsEfo Be admitir6n en- ests ofcinR haBta
las 10 q. m. del dia 80 de DiciembEe de
1907 On que Sc abriE6n p6Aicaments.
El presupuesto aproximado de las obFas
aBCiende $26. $4,000.
TodoB los datos neCesaTioB impresos de
proposicioneG contrRto instEucciones
los postoEes Be dar6n On esta oicina.
La Administration SO rsserva 81 derscho
de TechazRF cusIquiera todas las pFoposi.
clones de adjudicar sl contrato bsio otrau
conBideTaciones que las de precio BolR.
mente.
Por orden del Comiaionado del interior,
J. J. Jimenes, supsEintendente de- ObEas
Pfblicss. 21v.L
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

En- eHta impFsnta So vends papal de
peri6dicO viejo 50 90 Ioa As kilo1 (un
qMintaE)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

LEOOIONEs DE FRANCES Las
day6 q domicilio IN joven frances Para
mas infOEmes diTigiEse apaEtado No. 1876
15v 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

Ell CLUB de f. Kehrhahp 4 Oe.
rsgala uu reloj de orc "Walthsm" ssma.
nalments entire auH clientes. Ia Ultima &C.
mana obtuvlson uno, don Juan EutremeFa
Conductor del TroIley) uoCio p6mero Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

PARA CURAR UN REsFR ADO
EN- UN Ola tome 81 LAXATIVo BRoMo
QuNnA, d boticaEio Il deyolveEk 81 dinsEo dno
g egPap e 6Zna d II ", Grove q baDa g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

-En ''I4a CoFEespondenoia do Puerto
Rico, AIlan 64, hay do venta EeCiboa tn.
lnnaEioE para CObro do RlquilsrGH do canaA
GanzRE On met6liCo con fiFmaH, deCla 70,
oionsA de naOimiantO, dsfunCi6n , CsrtifCs-
rSkU uae6ioA. u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

-sa comprau ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no esten On buen e5tado,
0ollares antiques de coral = prsndRu anti.
guaA
Dirijasa & P. j. B. CriSto (altoB) San
Juan 8 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22

DE s. MELON & COMPANTA
u SAN JUSTo 12

Acaba de importar de Europa, complete variado
lido de mercancias, de la mas alta novedad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-22
INDICAl0R GENERA

t1El'S q .-ses mts4- .e,.>'. ist~ys -
= acb Winsow debe senpre que los niaos estA
sn rodo de Ia denticion. Proporciona avio nmediat
u pequeho paeiene, produce seno natural transuBo
niVla 81 dolor el angelic despiera muy yvo alegrt
Es muy sgradable q Paladar, cla al nino, abanda
eneas, av aus dolores, hare fces las funeiones d.
estomago Eegua los intestinoS4 IS el meor renedll
eonoe % para darrea va provena esta de Ia dente6n
De eualquera ota 16ngase mueho cudado ped
a. Rodaa A.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25

tons for the reception and entertain
ment of the distinguished visitors.
The private train of President Diaz
will be sent to Laredo TO meet Secre-
tary Root and his party and to con-
vey them TO the capital. The commits
sion that will meet them at the bor-
Ger is composed Of Ignacio Marshal
the minister of foreign affairs; Gov
ernor Guillermo de Landay Escandon,
General Pedro Rincon Gallardo, and
several others of equal prominence.
The secretary of state and his fam
lily will be the guests of President
Diaz at Chepultepec Castle, which has
been renovated and refitted for their
The Mexican presi-
dent will give a state dinner in their
honor at the national palace. For
eign Minister Maiscal will also ban
quet them, and a state bah is on the
The unique entertainment
of the visit will be furnished by Gov
ernor Guillermo de Landay Escandon,
who has arranged for roping CON
test at Mexico City. in which the COW
boys will show their skill
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
AN IMPRoVIsED AUTO.
Society Man Of Marshall Created a
Small Sensation.

Marshall, Texas, Sept. 24.-Remov-
ing the shafts of his buggy and fas-
tening them to the rear aXles, Walter
Hunt, prominent young society man
of this city, created a local sensation
when he appeared in the vehicle with
his fast mare hitched behind facing
the front of the buggy while the driv-
er steered with a homemade gear and
incidentally sounded continual honks
from an auto horn. The horse appear
ed to enjoy the proceedings greatly,
and a rafting good speed was main
tanned.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
TO DRIVE PULLMAN
COMPANY FROM STATE
ATTORNEY GENERAL DAVIDSON
AND ASSISTANT POLLARD
FILED SUIT TO DUST
THE COMPANY.
Has No Permit In Texas
To Carry on Its Business and Refuses
to Pay-State Contends 1t Is
Entitled to Charter Fees of
One Hundred Thousand
Dollars.

Austin, Texas, Sept. 24.-Attorney
General Davidson and Assistant At
torney General Pollard today flied
suit in the district court to GUST the
Pullman company from Texas. The
petition is directed to the business in
Texas and in nowise attempts to in
terfere with the interstate business of
this corporation.
The state alleges that the Pullman
company has never obtained permit
to do business in Texas, yet it con-
tinues to transact business in the
state which aggregates annually more
than S3S9,00O That the company be
required to take out permit which
would net to the state 100000 in the
way of charter fees, as this corpora
ton has a capital of S100000,0OO.
That charter filing fees based on this
capitalization, under acts of the last
legislature, would bring to the state
treasury the amount above Stated.
That the company is at present with
out authority to transact business in
Texas, and always has been. That it
continues to charge for the service it
renders in Texas, which is without au-
thority from the constituted authori-
ties of the state and without payment
of the fees provided by law in such
cases, and that the Pullman company
openly and avowedly continues to
transact its business in Texas and to
receive and collect for such service
rendered in Texas, in the aggregate,
more than S3S9,O00 per year without
payment of the charter fees required
by law, and openly and avowedly re-
fuses to pay same, and declares that
it will not pay the same. That it vio-
lates and disregards the laws of Tex
as and the people therein more than
100000. The petition closes with
this language:
Plaintiff prays that it be adjudged
sa sss re court That the sad d1rsrd7fr
has no right or authority of law for
al.v-performance of such corporate
acts as aforesaid and the exercise Of
such corporate powers and franchises
and the carrying on of such corporate
business in Texas and that it be de-
creed by the court that the defendant
be ousted of and from the exercise
within the state of Texas of said cor
porate right and franchises and of re-
ceiving compensation therefor and
that it be enjoined upon final hearing
hereof from further exercising its cor
porate rights, etc, in Texas
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
ELIHU ROOT, ACCOMPANIED BY
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER,
LEAVE WASHINGTON
THIS AFTERNOON.
Are Expected
To Follow the Visit Of Mr.. Root to the
Mexican Capital-Visit Is For
the Purpose Of cementing
the Relations Between
the Two Countries.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, d. c., Sept 25.-Wash-
ington expects results of an import
ant and far-reaching character to fol-
low the visit OF Secretary of State
Elihu Root to Mexico. Secretary
Root, accompanied by his wife ami
daughter, leaves Washington this af-
.ternoon and plans to be gone several
weeks. While the visit is ostensibly
for the purpose OF cementing the good
relations between the United States
and Mexico, it is understood that
other questions, Of even deeper sig
nificance, viii be discussed by the
American secretary of state and the
Mexican president 1t is regarded as
quite probable that the conditions of
aTaiTs IN Central America Will be an
important subject of discussion. par
ticularly the plan of President Zelaya
of Nicaragua, looking to a union of
the five Central American republics
into one powerful nation.
Advices from Mexico indicate that
the government and people of that re-
public are making elaborate prepare
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
MRS. r. n. MOTTER. NJ z. G.

Now is the chance to see our new
store. and at the same time be served
with a most delicious cup Of coffee. as
we have prevailed ON T. w. Marse &
Co.'S demonstrators, twho are now at
the Grand LEADER. TO stay over and
serve in our store the private brands
we have had them put up specially
for us. Come any time Wednesday,
Sept 25th. and We will be glad to see
you. W. G. Hooker & Co. 1t
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
CAMPBELL TO GO.
Will Be Guest Of San Antonio With
Secretary of State Root.

Austin, Texas. Sept. Ex-Governor
Campbell this evening received a tele.
gram from Elihu Root, secretary Of
state in the cabinet of Theodore
Roosevelt, announcing the receipt Of
his letter and thanking him for his
supplemental invitation to stop over
in San Antonio as the guest of the
International Club. The telegram
further announces that Secretary
Root will reach San Antonio Saturday
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
COAL is VERY SCARCE.
Electric Light Plant Is Having Trou.
BILE In Getting Fuel.

The plant of the Palestine Electric
Light Company is burning cord wood
today, it being impossible to get coal.
The management say every means
have been exhausted to get fuel Sew
eral cars of Ignite have been bought
from Rockdale, Jewett and other
points, and one or two of these are in
the yards here, but on account of the
congested condition of the yards and
freight business generally the cars
cannot be placed. 1t is most awk-
ward position to be in. Even cord
wood is hard to get
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
Wedding Announcement.

The Herald acknowledges receipt
of the following invitation:
Mrs. Lucretia Chambers invites you
10 be present at the marriage of her
granddaughter, Blanche, to DR..
George Thomas Brandon on Wednes-
day evening, the ninth of October,
nineteen hundred and seven, at six
o'clock, Avenue Baptist church, Pal
estine, Texas.
Both of the contracting parties are
well known TO the people of the city,
and a large circle of friends offer con
gratulations in advance.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25

morning and spend the entire day,
leaving at p. m. en- route to the
City of Mexico.
Governor Campbell expects TO be in
San Antonio on Saturday and will
share the honors as guest Of the Inter
national Club with Secretary Root.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
Governors Culture Dates.

Austin. Texas. Sept Ex-Governor
Campbell will open the Brentwood
fair, Abilene fair. Fort Worth fat
stock show. Bosque county fair, Dali
las fair and San Antonio fair. This
will probably end his speechmaking
for the year.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
PYthian Sisters.

The regular meeting of Ivawood
Temple will be held i'm X. Of p. hall
on Thursday afternoon. Sept &c. 1907.
at 2:3O. All members requested TO be
present
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
LADIES' TAILOR
MADE SUITS.
Measurements taken by experienced
lady. Workmanship guaranteed. All
kinds tailoring for men and women.
Pressing, dyeing. etc.
J. W. Martin & Son,

7o6 Spring street, first door west Of
Fore Grocery Co.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25

The demand for cotton goods justifies
the price the spinner can buy 1t for
and make handsome profits.
The supreme moment has come, the
test is now to be made. Will the
gamblers fluctuating price be taken
or will the price fixed by the farmers
prevail? a formidable organization,
a network of systems and unlimited
capital on one side; a great and pow
erful organization with grit and de-
termination, a consciousness of right
and the cooperation and sympathy Of
the entire south on the other; which
will win? 1t is a battle of the giants,
the world trembles and looks on with
awe The farmer undaunted, his res
olution is required. his fear must be
overcome and the battle is on.
VIII the farmer hold his cotton aad
not yield? Yes.
The gambler and his price must go.
the world must be freed from the
A-eeAoaann.,,.sS =
farmer has not a cent for tribute. but
millions for defense.
The union has her great central
warehouse located at Houston, with
ex-President Z. A. Calvin as manager
This warehouse is prepared to handle
all the cotton shipped to it. Brother
Calvin is prepared to make loans on
all cotton shipped to him and at
low rate of interest. The union is
earnestly urged to give the central
warehouse all the patronage they can.
This warehouse has been of great
success in the past and is now our
great help in time of need.
No man has a legal excuse for sell
ing his cotton below the minimum
price when he can ship his cotton to
Houston, draw money on it and hold
as long as he pleases OF until the min
imum price is reached. This can be
done, ought to be done; the time is
now to win, hold your cotton until
the minimum price is paid. then sell.
In a few days a conference with the
spinners will be held. Some arrange
ments will likely be made to sell our
cotton direct to the spinners them
selves; IL not to force their agents to
pay the minimum price. Brethren,
pay no attention whatever to the price
given you on the street; it is the
gamblers price coined upon the New
York exchange. Let us have but one
price. the minimum price Write it
upon the bulletin boards and write it
upon your hearts; write it every
where. 1t will break the power Of the
New York gamblers and legitimate
prices will prevail
Fraternally yours,
ID. J. NELL.
State President Farmers Union.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-25
coMING!

All the Elks in the world are com
ing to Dallas next year. Patrick's
Drug Store is coming now. Main St,
next to Singer office. 25-6t
CAMPBELL TO GO.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-21
DREADFUL DISEASE
CURED BY CUTTCURA

Ancrf FOUR years ago I was afflicted
with black splo1ches al over nv face
and z lew covering my body, which
ErOGLcE1 a sewers Itching irritation and
WHICH caused ne great deal cf arHov-
aEce and suffering, 20 such an extent
that was forced co call II tive Cf the
Iea11ng phyzieiana Of After
q Ehcrcuga examination Cf the dreaded
complaint they announced ir TO %
aA1n eCzeE1a n liza worst form They
Eea1ec ne Ter the Sane for the length
CT che year cut the treatment did ne
no good Finally became despCndeuE
a1G decided Go discontinue their SER
vices Shortly Afterwards. nv husband
N reading Copy Of 4 weekly New York
pager saw an advertisement Of the Ctzfi-
et-r4 17E1EC1eS- He purchased the en-
Ere cE1EEE, and after using the contents
OF the 1rzE Bottle ct CIEieIEra RescIyert
II cEE1scr1nE VITA the CuEiet1ra scar
sl1G C11ET1euE. the ErEaxin4 out entirely
Stopped. ! continued the Use Of the
Igr1CUrz Remedies for sir months. and
after that every splotch was enEirzIv
gone and the Affected parts were left a.
Gear g ever have not felt a svup-
tom OF the eczEna since. which was
three years ago The CTric41ra Reme-
Gles net only cured NE Of that dreadful
disease eczema but Of other ccunpIicafad
Troubles zS well and i have Eeeu the
means Ct others being cured Of the sane
G4sease oT the CuElcEra Remedies ard
! Gcz hesitate II saving that Cs1rfcfTr,1
kIesGfTenr Is the best 6IocG r1ecicius
that the world has ever known. Ma
Lizzie E SieGge, $40 Jones Ave. Soma
Ala Oct Is. 1905"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-21

also 90 10 Ann Arberz 10 attend the
Eradua ton Of her grandson, Mr. Geo.
Shelton
Miss Helen Hahn Of tie state Ag-
rfcuIturaIf college, was tae guest sun
day Of Mrs Harry HCbSon-
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert [. AIkfre viii
go TO Atlantic City the first Of next
month to attend the annual meeting
Of the American Medical association.
They viii visit in Jamestown. Pf1ila-
deIpFfa and washington before re-
turning
Mrs A L Reddeu and Mrs. Lee Red
den Gordon viii move This week to
1164 Clay street
Miss Helen Sharftt VIII 60 TO kan
sas City Wednesday TO see Maud
Adams.
Mrs. Lucy T Putnam has returned
70 her home in Rockford. H. after a
visit TO her niece. Mrs Frank Crane
Mr. Mark Robbins VINO was the
guest Of his mother Mrs. A d R5b-
bins, left sunday
an extended visit in GriuueIL iowa,
and Kansas City Miss Rachel Locke
who accompanied her mother VIII re-
t11rrr today from Baldwin where she
Miss Helen cuiHtoE= Miss Eugenia
QI1iuten and Miss Rieta .Updegrar VIII
20 to Kansas city "Wednesday to see
Maud Adams in Peter Pan
Mr.. George w Marsh Of Omaha, Is
visiting in town for a few days W.
The Home Missionary society OF the
Methodist church viii meet on Wednes-
dav afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home.
gf Mrs f " Lynch. SEQ Topeka ave
rTa The theme for the meeting viii
be The Mite Box Opening
Mrs f Z Horton 3eI West Seventh
street will entertain Topeka Hive No
Il T.adv Maccabees Thursday after
noon from TO s o'clock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-21
TWO WOMEN WHO TIRE.
Both Are Berthas and Both Have Had
Enough of 8Gatrinony

The Berthas ara having their inn
ing at the court house. two OF them
having fled suits for divorces from
their husbands since noon Bertha
Coon who married P Lee Coon on the
18th OF April 1885 and lived with him
until March 10, 1905 claims that he
then abandoned her She claims that
he has been on a prolonged drunk COW
erfux a period of six years and wants
her cid name Of Bertha Moser res
tored- q
The second unhappx hdy OF the
same name is Bertha Archer and she
claims that her husband George W. Is
worthless and has failed TO support her
and their child They were married
June g. 1900 and with her decree Of
divorce she wants tire court to allow
her the custody OF thsir daughter,
FIorenee II Archer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-21

Miss Alice Lakiu issued invitations
today for bridge Friday afternoon and
Saturday evening 10 meet Miss CIarfssa
Schuyler Of Clinton Ia
Mrs A Z Johnson gave an fufor-
nal luncheon At the Topeka club to-
day for Miss Helen Bodine Of PhiIa-
ceIPhia- Pa guest OF Mr. and Mrs
John T Norton and Mrs. John B Bar
choI0mew-
Mrs E1zVtcs H Brown Of OIaths the
rev president Of the Kansas F7ederario.1
or Womsn'sr Clubs has appointed Mrs
Charles 9. ShgIas. also OF OIaChz. to the
oGtce= CT corresponding secretary Mrs.
Shoies Is a member OF the Siguurueau
and Ladies Reading clubs If OIathe.
Mr. and Mrs. \ L Chamberlain Ills
Monroe street, announce thes engage
EleuL Of their daughter Minnie I'd Mr.
Harry Brett Wright The wedding viii
take place IN June- Mr. Wright Is
travelling salesman fer the Parkhursr-
Davis Mercantile company
D
The Tuesday Bridge club played AT the
Country club today
? Mr. and Mrs G a Morse will enter
tain Informally At dinner AT the Country
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-21
SKIN HUMORS
Eczemas. Paslaes, Ifchinrs, ErrS-
tafionS Cured by Guficura

Warm baths with Cuticrzra Scan. reu-
Tie a1cInEI1gs with Cutic1zrz OfnrneTr-
azaG mild doses Of CuGicura Pills, afford
KE11-nec11aSe rz41ef and point to a speedy
cure Of torrUring, dist x1zrfrx hI5r $780,
& the sk1E- scalp. and blood Of irsfar1r1s-
Snaloren- and adults. when al else fails.
said EnrugEnnGr me world Potter DRUG A c-ham-
~FHI Bota Er1p@.. Boston. Mass EMa-SfaaIsmf -
40 RA@s Cus1e1ra EsSA1es sn SKIN DIaeasas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

--------------~---
lots 81 81 and a. Harrison ST
- " al11l1- Grove Sub-dlv-E --.-----.-%s z75
FIet4IIlsT0ru Saw bank 20 i H Suv-
der. lot I33 and part Of 1s5= CEarsf-
Ter ST. MetskErS I'd a6fliz-. 751
I, W Elder 70 NJ E Mitchell narr
lots e and 70 sIl1isoEl-s1 I. 500
A. Gardner and husband To 4 A
F-anfrson- Lots 3aS, 90 and 2s7 Pine
B.. J. Wilson and husband to NJ De- '''
Leach, lots Is. II and - Grand ave
z g English to : J. King. lots Is 60
. ms, Norris St. English add
I'D -ers = 20 %, me- L-=azreat st,
r 4 Gardner and wife To II and j.
Power lots 399 and 48I Pine St
J w Doran and wife to q u ~"
Jones. lots 347- 34s and SO Forest
ave. also Dart lots 50 4s5 ard 4SS
9lIch-gal ave. WaIulIt Park sub
NJ Z HawsenIerry to IT T weed h''
ward part ct the s & 4 SLID 900
r. l. Lawson and wife to T. z Mi
lee Lots on ID and Buchanan ST Id775
"a = sage and wife 70 R. D Blaine
the s Z q the ". 1s-ef the " =
or the = W. Il 35-It-I5--- ----...
+ w Harrison cd wife to 7
Bratrsn- lots 3D.. 566 and 56S Lane
ST.. i hreoplS "a add -4----.. I 4fs3
e. H Parkh1rst and wife to s
L9N=1l- lois S6@ and Cot Monroe
EL1rchlesS add . 20
E. D. Johnson. and wife to ]. I'M -"
grund. lots Al and 4I3 Nv cod xsI-T+
ave, ]. Nort0u's add So
II r Hatt and wife TO A r Wesser.
79gs AS, 20 aT ard 7e9 West ST,
Homes ID add. ----.----..-.--.. 500
~ Z Ro9=noe ard husband to f
t1sueIlberger, r8ts -. z54 80, Z58
70, ~ ard 81 Adams St Highland
A4Al-t14s
J. Sutheriu to School District No al
3 lot z3S Logan st and lot 81 Orleans
: St. Knowles s41I7-5fV--. -.--.
J. w Rose and wife to 3D. Trustees
or First Ba9Cizt- church lots Z3e9
- and the s. 4 Is. heck y Liz
coin st. Qufnton Heights add 70
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-21
BLACK, ITCHING
SPOTS ON FACE

Physicians Called Il Eczema in
Worst Form Treated Disease
for Year but Could Not Cure II
Patient Became 0espondent-
Suffering Promptly Allayed and
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ZOE &C -
OAKLAND LOTS. SIS EACH

have IoIs IN Oakland that Z viii sell
cheaps Take an Oakland car and ask the
conductor to let you on at PennSyIv 4I1la.
ave and Green ST They are HE fourth,
fifth and sixth lots from the corner on
the east side Of Green north OF Pennsyt-
vauia- new church is soon to be erected
on the corner school only BLOCKS ~
minutes walk to the shops: shade, etc,
for quick sale ST55 each WILBUR GAL
LOWAT, Owner Either phone 162-