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COTTON MARKET PRICES
OPEN UP MUCH LOWER

NEW YORK. Jan. 19-The undertOne
of the local cotton market AT the outset
this morning was easier, nrst prices
being 3 10 5 points lower. Prices after
the call showed a tendency TO decline
in the abseEce OF supporting orders
business was hampered by a poor wire
service 10 the South and West.
Prices: January, 920uS22s March,
s.S7Q9.8S; May. S.4sQs4s; July. 9.5SQ95si
August, 9.5l bid.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PITTsBU Ed-
TON0pAH GOLD MINING COMPANY
We the undersigned the President ana =
majority Of the Board Of Trustees or Tie
PITTsBURG TONOPAH GOLD MIN
ING COMPANY Of Washington. ID. c.. DO
hereby certify that the capital stock Of the
said corporation Is 81. 500 055 that the same Is
fully paid. and that there are &is6'i-sh eAlsllns
debts JOHN G. SLATER President. WOOD
WORTH CIsIrM. ALBERT H. SCOTT, WM.
T. LAWRENCE. RUTHERFORD COhbIN.
ALBERT Il SCOTT. Secretary of
The PIrTsEURG TOSOPAH MINING
COMPANY. u the District n Columbia. do
hereby swear that the facts stated 81 the
above certificate are true 90 the best ~ my
knowledge and belief. ALBERT Il. SCOTT.
Secretary
Subscribed and sworn g. before me, a no
tary public in and for the District o. Co
Iufubia this 18th day Of January. A. d lsJ4-
JOHN W BItAWNEH Notary Public. ID. g.
tMy commission expires February s. lsio.j
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HORSE KICKED THOMAS;
NOT ASSAULT VICTIM

Instead Of having been the victim OF
an assault, Allen Thomas, the colored
man who was found In a pool Of blood
Thursday nieht in a stable near Fifth
and 7 streets northwest was kicked
n the head by a horse. The three
white men who We're arrested upon sus-
picion OF having committed the assault
were released yesterday afternoon.
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ADAMS MAY BE JUDGE
OF NEW OHIO COURT

Walter Black. OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio. is
in Washington 10 secure the appoint
ment as judge of the new district that
will soon be created In southern Ohio
for his relative, Circuit Judge j. j.
Adams. of GAINESVILLE. He is seeking
the support Of the two Senators.
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NEW SHAH CROWNED,
CEREMONY AT PALACE

TEHERAN. Jan ls-The new Shah,
Mohammed Ali Mira. was crowned
this morning a. the palace.
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Financial Statements.

BJrILFROG VENDETTA MINING CON-
PANY Capital stock, SO. 900 Paid in 81, coo
No indebtedness sworn 10 and fled accord
ing 20 law. J. L. LOOSE, President, II
GOLDFTELD EASTERN STAR MINING
COMPANY. Capital, 81, 500 600. stock issued
81. 959 700 No Indebtedness. Sworn 20 and
fled according TO law j. W, rOLSON, Pres
ident II
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CT z STREET
COMPANY, INC. We. the undersigned. che
President and q majority OF the Board Of
Trustees II the go + STREET COMPANY.
nc, 81 Washington, ID. C., do hereby GER
tify that the capital stock Of the said cor
porati9n Is $40 0q8. S9l64 Of which has been
actually paid in and that there are 81. go
existing debts fully secured By real estate
HOWE TOTEM. HENRY II WARD.
l. HOWE TOTEM. Secretary OF the ST
r STREET COMPANY. INC. Of the Dis
triet q Columbia, do hereby swear that the
facts stated in the above certificate are
true 10 the best o. my knowledge and belief
HOWE TOTEM Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. a notary
public IN and for the District Of Columbia
this 18th day Of January. A. d. 1907. FRANK
d. FAWCETT. Notary Public. d. c Ny
commission expires June "a, 1907 II
ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the CHICAGO
AND INDIANA OH. Cove the President
and a majority Of the board Of Trustees Of
the CHICAGO AND INDIANA OH. co. OF
the District Of Columbia do hereby certify
that the authorized capital stock OF said
been issued. and that there are sundry debts
Of said company amounting 10 500 %. Capt.
tai paid In 81 000. 600 +. NJ. THOMPSON
President; EVERETT DUFOuR, o. L. DEM
n o. l. DEMING Secretary OF the CHI
CAGO AND INDIANA OH. co, OF -he Dis
trict Of Columbia. do hereby swear that the
facts stated in the above certificate are true
10 the best Of my knowledge and belief
o. L DEMING, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
18th day OF January, 1907 ((SeaD ORIN
STAMFORD, Notary Public for the State OF
! Illinois II
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n. Y. STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates
Co, Munsey Building; Members New York
Stock Exchanged
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ANNUAL REPORT

ANNUAL REPORT
Of The
cAPUZAYA MINING COMPANY.
We the President and a majority Of the
Board OF Trustees OF the CAPUZA1A MN
ING COMPANY. Of the District Of Column
bia do hereby certify that the authorized
capital stock OF said company Is s. 900 .0oo, q
which All has been paid IN. and that there
are no debts Of said company
EUGENE DAVIS, President pro TEN.
H. H. DARNEiLLE.
y g. BRYAN.
W 2 Dewitt
THEODORE b. EGBERT.
f. W PRATT,
EUGENE DAVIS.
A l. HOTGH.
H. A. GRIP
Trustees.
I. EDWARD q BRYAN. Secretary pro TEN
OF the CAPUZAYA MINING coMPANY,
Of the District oI Columbia. 90 hereby swear
that the facts stated in tie above certificate
are true 10 the best u Say knowledge and
belief EDWARD C. bhlAN-
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ne this Btu
say OF January. A. u. 1901.
,eean l.. N FOX.
Notary Public for the District Of Columbia.
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NEW YORK CURB STOCKS.

fluctuations furnished BY Charles G. Gates
& Co. Munssy Building; Members New YORK
stock Exchanged
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Annual Reports


ANNUAL REPORT or
TIE WASHINGTON AMI Niilti. "a STOCK
YARD AND ABATTOIR COMPANY.
We, the Undersigned. the President and
m. lority 81 the Board Of Trustees
Of THE WASHINGTON AND NIR-
GINA STOCK YARD AND ABATTOlR
COMPANY. Of Washington. ID. G, 20 hereby
certify that the capital stock Of the said
corporation Is fl00 000 90, -, 90 OF which has
been actually paid in. and that there are
SIS, 000.90 existing debts
WA c. CARTER. President.
CHAS. W. BOTScH.
C'HAS 4. EBEL
s. LEMON HOOVER.
j.. T. DONOVAN.
l. LOUIS p KREY Secretary 81 THE
WASHINGTON AND VIRGINIA STOCK
YARD AND ABATTOIR COMPANY, Of the
District Of Columbia, do hereby swear that
the facts slated In the above certificate are
true 20 the best Of my knowledge and BELIEF
tSignd) LOUIS p. KREY. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me- no.
tary public In and for the District OF Co
lumbia this 18th day OF January A. ID. 1907.
T. J. EHL.ERS. Notary Public ID. &.
(Afy commission expires April s. lsi0) II
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

once, Corner Ninth and Streets.
PAID-UP CAPITAL 81. 09O, 90
SURPLUS, 500. 90 (EAENEDl
Leans in any amount made On an
proVed real estate or collateral "a re-.
sOnabls rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
balances subject TIC check.
This company acts as executor. ad.
rnlnistrator. trustee agent, treasure
registrar, and IN ali other fduciary "a.
pacities-
Boxes for rent In burglar and areproof
vaults for safe deposit ana storage Of
- valuable packages.
John JOY EDS0N.................... President
J0Hk A. HHOE----- vice president
ELLIS SPEAR. Second Vice President
HARRY G. MEEA-.-.-.-. Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TA1DOR............A Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS EkADl-tl --.s... Heal Estate Otiicsr
FKED'K EICHELBERGER.-.s.T Trust O1lcsr
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Ii orepared 20 assume tue management Of
your real estate. Careful Gttenti0n Eivsn 90
all estails.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

Surplus of the banks is SIS. 100 zoe
against $40, ga, SO a year age and SIS rs
500 two years age.
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ANNUAL REPORT

ANNUAL hEEDiI
Of the
SIERRA MADRE MINING COMPANY.
We the President and a majority Of tha
Board Of Trustees Of the SIERRA MADttE
MINING COMPANY. % the District o. Colufn-
hia 40 hereby certify that the authorised
capital stock 81 said company r. tzsHi. 90. Of
which ell has been paid IN, and that there
are no debts ~ said company
EUGENE DAVIS. President pro TEN
ISAAC r. HIT. Jr-.
PAUL. j. F'EI.Z.
r. T.. BRYAN,
p W. PRATT.
EUGENE DAVIS.
Trustees
I EDWARD C. BRYAN. Secretary pro TEN.
OF the SIERRA MADkE MINING COMPANY
~ the District ~ Columbia. DO hereby swear
that the facts stated in the above certificate
are true % the best o. my knowledge and
belief EDWARD q. BRYAN
subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 18th
day q January A. ID. 1907.
fSeaD 4. n FOX
Notary Public for the District II Columbia
Il
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ANIMAL REPORT OF THE TOTEM g.
WARD. ISC Nr, the undersigned. the Pres
Ilent and a majority OF the Board OF Trus-
tees OF the TOTEM q WARD. INC. Of
Washington. u. C.. DO hereby certify that
the ca cal stock o. the said CORPORATION Is
$50 003 sC5 U0J Of which has been actually
paid in. and that there are slA SIS existing
debts bonded ana current. HOWE TOTEM.
HUGH A DI&SMORE, HENRY II. WARD.
! HOWE TOTTEE, President Of the TOf
TEN a. WARD. INC. OF thN- District -
Columbia. do hereby swear thac the facts
stated IN the above certihcats are true 10
the best Of my knowledge and belief HOWE
TOTEM, President.
Subscribed anl sworn 10 before me, notary
public in and Tor the District Of Columbia,
This l7th dav OF January. A. ID. 1871 FRANK
ID. FAW EFT. Notary Public. ID. c. Ny
commission expires June "a 1891. II
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Following are the sales and quotations
Of tcday's market:
United states registered As. 5000
1909
United States registered 3's, Sd00l lUz-
District Of Columbia 365s. S50nll5.
Washington Gas as. Sl,0OOui03ia.
Washington Railway and Electric as,
S500065
Potomac Electric So. SI,O00QlO4ls.
Capital Traction. 2O6tl41
Washington Gas 25g564s.
Mitchell Mining, lSG5iz
Union Trust, 5giS5
Union Trust Warrants 10 N3l.
Washington Title Insurance, 50Gi4.
Fidelity Storage. 10q1l6A. lOall7. 100
III.
After Call-UniOn Trust Warrants,
l0q3l. IdSl
Potomac Electric Light SIS, LOG i0i'S.
GAS BONDS.
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Annua, Reports.

ANNUAL REPORT Of JACOBS NEWS De
POT Co, a corporation made the lsth day ~
January A. u 1891, 10 accordance with the
provisions Of Sec. 6iI. Of the Code OF Law COR
the District Of Columbia This company
hereby reports that the amount Of its capits
Is 5000. Of which s. 500 has been actual,
paid In cash, and that its debts amount a
tate not due. AARON JACOBS. President.
AARON JACOBS, a. H. NEELY r. "
NEELf Majority of the Board Of Trustees
/. j. + DEZANcHE, Secretary Of JACOBS
NEWS DEPOT CO. corporation q the
District ~ Columbia. DO swear that the facts
stated lu the above report are true % the
best u my knowledge and belief. J. r DE
ZANCHE Secretary.
Subscribed and sHorn % before me this
18th day Of January, A. ID. 1907. L. AUSTIN
FRONTENOH. S0tarl Public fer 81. Landry
Parish. u
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ANNUAL REPORT OF ROYAL GLUE coz
pANN. a oarpora tion. Made the 18th day q
January. 4. ID. 1850. in accordance with the
provisions ~ section 81 of the Casis OF lev
snF the District ~ Columbia. This company
Thereby reports that the amount OF its cap
ital is S150 U10 OF which $3.50 go has keel
actually paid and thar its 1ehts amount 10
g. Foo j. T 81 MEARA President J. T..
IO'MEARA JAMES s.. BRADLEY. JOHN A.
BAYLE JR Hai1rify Of the trustees.
J. JOHN A. BAYLE. JR Secretary OF the
ROYAL GLUE COMPANY. a CORPORATION u
the District Of Columbia. do hereby swear
that the facts stated IN the above report
are true % the best % my knowledge and
belief JOHN A BAYLT, JR-. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn % before this 18th
day OF January A. ID. 1877. EVA J. DOLAN.
Notary Public Tor Ihe District Of CoiumL a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-12

Mrs. E. E Wardin entertained
fourteen guests at luncheon Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. Rhoda Hadley of
Bennington. Ill. who is visiting her.
=
A girl and a man were walking
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Mrs. Henry Bennett left this morning
for her home in Topeka after a short
visit with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Bennett stopped here en- route
from Colorado. Miss Helen
CockereI has been the guest of Miss
Emma Schlaudt for the past month.
Col. and Mrs. P. T. Anderson of Rock
ford, ILL.,, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
M Penwell and family and Mr.. NJ. w.
Saxon and family.
Mr.. o. F. Young of Chicago is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Massbarger
of 222 Polk street.
Miss Mabel Stevenson will leave next
Tuesday for FL Paso Texas, to visit her
sister. Mrs. Frank NJ. Roper.
Mr. and Mrs. Sara Tanning of ST.
Joseph and Mrs. John S. Hopkins of
Holton are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Hopkins.
Mrs. Charles w Kouns and Miss
Nellie Kouns of Chicago are the guests
of Mrs. Frank Hobart. They will re-
main until the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Beggs and family
returned Yesterday from six weeks
visit in Michigan.
Mrs. Frank Tefft and Mrs Florence
Kershaw Of Elgin, ILL.,, are the guests
of Mrs. Eta J. Hadley, en- route from
the Yellowstone Park.
Miss Louise Spencer has returned to
her home in Kansas City after visit
to Miss Clyde Bonebrake.
Mrs Clara Herne of Oslaloosa Iowa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. H. Green
wood.
Mrs. James A. Troutman and Miss
Anna Troutman will go to Lawrence
Friday and Miss Anna will enter the
university this winter
Miss 1rere Crawford has arrived from
Pratt, Kan, to take the position of
teacher of English in the high schorl.
Miss Ella Davis returned Tuesday
from Kansas City.
Mrs. Rhoda Hadley of Bennington, Ill.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. E
Wardin.
Miss Oreta Moore of Lawrence is
spending several days with Miss Mary
Gleed.
Mrs. Roy w. Hitchcock of Wellington
arrived today to spend week with
Miss Anna Marie Walsh.
Mrs H W. Sharp and daughter
Gladys, of La Junta, Colo, stopped over
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Underwear and
CSC COTSekS

ChfIdren's Hose-good wearing quality
for school. Heavy Xxi rib-double heel
and toe-stainless dye, sizes to 9. I'm
derpriced at 1Oc.
an" Waists are selling in the Base
ment Store-Underprice at 12%c.
Knitted Corset Covers-long sleeved,
pure white covers with lace edge on
neck and front-18c.
COrsets 25c-general clearance of
broken assortments in various styles
white and colors-mostly large small
Sizes Values up to $1.00-to close out
at Csc.
Corset Covers-Pretty lace trimmed,
full front cambria covers good laces.
too-wide bands of insertion. Z with
deep lace at neck and arns-bea ding,
ribbon drawn. One with cluny, the 9TH
er with spider lace. Choose at 4Sc.
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in Topeka yesterday on their way home
from New York, to make a short visit
to Mrs. Sharp's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
F. p. Baker, of 529 Harrison street.
Mrs. Sharp left her daughter, Helen, at
the Chase Art School in New York.
Miss Irene Brown of Kansas City is
the guest of Miss Gertrude Clevenger
for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Rosser and daugh-
ter, Doris, will leave Sunday for Chi
cago and the lakes.
Miss Ruth Whitney will return to her
home in Kansas City tomorrow, after
a visit. to Miss Dorothy Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Craig of Alma
are visiting their sister Mrs. Walter
Platz and family of POT Kline street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson of St
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Hugh McPhee, have returned to their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stew
daughter, Mrs ]. c. DUNN. today.
They went to Topeka this afternoon
for a few days visit Mrs. Lam
son Whiteker of Topeka, is in EN-
poria for an extended visit with the
families of ]. c. Wilcox. Frank
Totsche and Jonathan Jones. In
vitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Margaret Hammond
and Ray Campbell of Wichita, which
will be observed at the home of the
bride, 4314 Harrison street, Kansas
City, on Wednesday evening. Octo-
Der 2, at $50. They will be at home
in Wichita, Kan, after November 1.
Miss Matte Hargis of Troy is here
for the races and to visit her brother,
Arthur Hargis of the Arnold Drug Co.
Mrs. Edwin c. Fox and her children
and Mrs. Carlton G. Whipple and her
daughter Jean, who are at Cascade
Canon, Col, will remain until Sep
TENDER 25th
this week from FairbauIt, st. Paul
and Pryor Lake, Mimi
Mrs. S. A. Umpleby has gone to
Kansas City to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Graves.
MI Charles Cushing has returned
to st. Marys college where the fall
term began Wednesday,
Mr.. Jerome Johnstone of st. Marys
is in town for the races and the Hell
ianthus dance at Vinewoed tomorrow
nlght. MISS Helen tombstone and Miss
Lolita tombstone of Wamego will Join
him tomorrow morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kiene of Arkan-
sas arrived yesterday to visit relatives
in Topeka and Valencia.
Mr.. Henry Scandrett and Mr.. Paul.
walker Will go to Kansas City tomor-
row to see Olga Nethersole in Sappho.
Pueblo Chieftain: Mrs. Lewis G.
Deppe and son, Mr.. Clifford Deppe of
Topeka, Kan, are visiting Miss Lulu
ana Miss Emma Boone at their home
on Orman avenue
Mrs. r. T. Conlan, Mr.. J. NJ. Con-
ian ana Miss Rose Conlan of st.
Marys are in town for the races today.
Hutchinson News: Mr.. Arthur Malt
weeks visit with relatives here.
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along Topeka avenue the other night
talking enthusiastically at the tops of
their voices. Her eyesl" cried the
girl, did you ever see anything so
darlingi And her hairl Isn't it per-
fectly Iovely?'' Yes assented the
man. land her legs! And her fat,
dimpled knees. Wouldn't you like to
bite 'em," And all along both sides
of the streets perfect ladies sitting
on front Porches tainted away and
had to have water thrown in their
faces although they might have saved
themselves the trouble if they had
listened a moment longer and found
out that the subject of these fndis-
creetly audible rhapsodies was a lit
tie three-year-old girl whom every
body in town is crazy about.
1t may be high treason to say it, but
the American Beauty's beauty Is nine
tenths dry goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert w. Bartlett sent
out invitations yesterday for the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Francesca, to Mr.. Judd Hill Yetter.
Thursday evening. September 10, at S
o'clock at the home of the brides pa
ents 1870 Polk street. Mr.. Yetter has
been circulating manager of the To-
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Good Towels and
Wash Cloths

The Towels are extra values. underpriced
large size. 2Ox3S inches. pure white, with
triple striped red border. Each 1Oc.
The Wash CIoths-are underpriced. you'll
know at glance-10x12k inches, knitted
cloths with buttonhole edges-6 for zoe.
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Marys are attending the races and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MeI-
rick.
DR.. and Mrs. Dick have returned from
visit with their son in Winona, Mimi,
and their daughter in La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. p. J. Clevenger went to Holton
today to attend the district convention
of the W. c. T. u, which is in session
at that place today and tomorrow
Miss Mabel Bower of Manhattan is
the guest of Miss Leota Headington,
1858 Clay street.
The ladies of Unity church will give
an ice cream social at the church Fri
day evening.
Mrs J. S Leach of Bartlettsille In
dian Territory, is visiting friends ana
relatives in the city.
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Talk about great oaks from little
acorns: a girl who, because she could
have her choice of four or five, is
constantly being made the subject of
engagement rumors, took an old hat
down town to be retrimmed the other
day and bought a new one The next
day she heard that she was sure go
six new hats"
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The following. from a Chicago pa
iper is OF uncommon interest in To-
tpeka: Mr.. Robert Smith gave a din
.ner last week at the College Inn.
birthday. The occasion was made
doubly interesting by the announce
ment of the engagement of his sister,
Georgiana Sanderson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Robert Smith. to Mr.. George
Dick Rodgers of Muskogee, Indian
territory.
Mr. Rodgers is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs A k Rodgers, 500 Monroe street,
and formerly lived in Topeka where
he has hosts of friends. He graduated
from the school of law of the Uni
versity of Kansas and is a member of
the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. After
he left school he was appointed to
position on the Dawes commission in
that to practice law in Muskogee,
where he is meeting with marked
success.
Miss Margaret Jetmore has asked
few guests Informally for Friday
AFTERNOON to renew acquaintance with
miss Helen Gardenhire of New York,
formerly of Topeka
I The Helianthus subscription dance
at Vinewood tomorrow night will
probably be the last pavilion dance
of the season and this fact, with the
Visiting girls and the "f1itters" who
have returned from their summer
trips will give the event unusual in
Rerest for the Younger Set. The dance
twas arranged in compliment to Miss
Phil Gentleman of Omaha, Nebraska,
miss Lucia Hunting of Leavenworth,
miss Blanche Jenness of Sycamore,
Illinois, Miss Helen tombstone and
miss Lolita tombstone of Wamego.
= gw4a ATOCIaaPU
kof Mr.. and Mrs. James H McClary,
Twas married last night at the home of
her parents No. SIS Van Buren, street,
Ito Mr.. Clarence Bartlett Rex. Mr..
tRex has been in the employ of the
santa Fe here for a number of years
and is about to take a position with
khe Rock Island at Ell Paso, Tex. Only
Immediate friends and members of
were present at the wedding last
night, which was one the prettiest
home weddings of the early fall. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with
smilax and palms, with an interviewer
color scheme of red and white. Miss
McCIeary presented a charming !
picture as a bride in her dress of
white wolfe. She carried red and |
white roses. The Rev. Frank 2. NAL |
1ory OBLIGATED at the wedding cere- |
mony-
The E. o. w. Whist club will meet at
vinewood Saturday at 2 p. m. by re-
quest of the president.
a.
1.-The average professional beauty"
q man who has looked them all over
said yesterday, "is a pencilled eye
brow, a marcel wave and a Gossard |
corset. But the new visiting girl is
different and 1 walked the room all
night after l met her"
n
Talk about great oaks from little
acorns: a girl who. because she could
have her choice of four or five, is
constantly being made the subject of |
engagement rumors, took an old hat |
down town to be rstrimmed the other |
day and bought a new one The next |
day she heard that she was sure go
ing to be married because she bought |
six new hats"
Mrs f. E Wardin entertained
fourteen guests at luncheon Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. Rhoda Hadley of |
Bennington. Ill. who is visiting her.
A girl and a man were walking
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Red Table
DdmdSk

Any one who uses
colored damask should
make 1t a point to see
the excellent qualities
we offer at this price.
Cloths 60 inches wide,
fine firm, fast color
red in large or small
clover leaf pattern or
plaid-Blue plaids-
brown clover leaf. Yet
you've but 45c yd. to
pay.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-12
Rather Sensational
1000 ydS. Prints, Sc w.

We own just 1000 yards of excellent prints that we
viii sell Friday Saturday undermost nrice-
sc yd They are all in good staple patterns-grey,
black, medium blue, shades of red No
reason why should supply yourself liberallv
while you buy for less