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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

0FEN1AL
Special prizes in Gold from Ansted & Burke Co.,
Springfield, Ohio Merrill, Runnells & Mayo Co.,
Distributors or any grocer in Watervile, will give
$500 in gold tor the best pan of baking powder
Biscuits and $500 in Gold for the best pan Of
Doughnuts made from "Wm. Tell flour. Exhib-
iors to show Judges writing that they had bought
"Wm. Tell flour since June I, 1907, OF some retail
merchant
Special prize from Lawrenceburg Roller Mills
Co., Lawrenceburg, Indiana, Merrill, Runnels &
Mayo, Distributors, E. L. Craig, retailer one bar
rel of Town Talk flour for the whitest and best
three loaves Of Home Made Bread made by one
person. name. Of -four to be written on card and
attached. Exhibitor to show the Judges writing
that they have bought Town Talk since June Ist
1907.
Special prizes from Ansted & Burke Co., Spring
field, Ohio, Merrill Runnells Mayo Co., Distribu-
tors. Will give one barrel of civilian Tell flour
for the best three loaves of Home Made Bread made
from their flour, and one barrel of civilian Tell
for the second best three loaves of bread made Ex-
hbtors to show Judges a writing that they had
bought civilian Tell flour since June L. 1907 of
some retail merchant.
Special prize from Harry c. HASKELL Dealer in
Flour, Fancy and Staple Groceries, 1913 Main ST..
Waterville For the whitest and best three oaves
of Home Made Bread mate,by person from
their flour, "Haskell's Gilt Edge name of flour
from which made to be written card together
with writing showing that they bought of Harry c.
Haskell "Haskell's Gilt Edge flour.
Special prize from the Voigt Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, Mich, w. P. Stewart & Co., Agents, 62
Main ST., Waterville, one barrel of Noict'
Royal flour for First Premium and I-2 barrel of
Voigts Royal for the Second Premium for the
best three loaves of bread baked out of Voigt' S
Royal flour. Exhibitors to show Judges writing
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No contestant shall enter into competition for
more than two prizes for bread.
GRAND BABY SHOW.

On the first day of the Fair babies reception
will be held from 10 o'clock A. NJ Prizes will be
offered as follows: Handsomest baby girl, $500;
handsomest boy, $500; largest girl baby S2oo;
largest boy baby, $2oo smallest girl baby, $500;
smallest boy baby, $2oo. Every child which is en-
tered will receive present. All babies competing
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GOOD WILL FARM EXHIBIT.

In two large handsome booths will be seen the
handiwork OF the pupils-not only what they have
accomplished with tools but with the needle and
drawing utensils.
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FLORAL DISPLAY.

The floral display of last year was the talk of the
town. At the coming Fair, Mr. J. c. Fuller4will try
compete for these prizes which are very liberal and
will be given as follows:
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OLD FOLKS DAY.
Saturday. Sept. 18th.

AT 1890 A. NJ. the reunion of the old folks will
take place in the REST Booth in the Coliseum.
y competent committee of ladies and gentlemen
will be in attendance where the old people will be
received and every attention possible shown them.
Special prizes from the well known furniture
house of Redngton & Company, Waterville, who
offer nice comfortable Rocker, retail price $1,000
to the oldest gentleman who registers at the "Old
Folks day Of the Fair, Sept I4th.
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FLOWERS.

Best exhibit Potted Plants (not less
than slx) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. 90 ST 50
Best exhibit Geraniums, mot less
than SiX) ................. 90 Is
Best exhibit Araucarias in pots . 90 rs
Best exhibit Rubber Plants in pots Is
Best exhibit Palms in pots ..... 90 rs
Best exhibit Ferns in pots ...... 90 IS
Best exhibit Oleanders in potts.. 90 IS
Best exhibit Amaryllis in pots. S rs S 50
Best exhibit Lemon Trees in pots. Is so
Best exhibit Cactus in pots. rs 50
Best exhibit Cannas in pots. ...... 90 Is
Best exhibit Begonias in pots. 90 rs
Best exhibit Gloxinias in pots. 90 IS
Best exhibit Fuchsias in pots.... 90 IS
Best exhibit Rose in pots rs
Best exhibit Asters in pots. IS 50
Best exhibit Coleus in potts.. 90 Is
Best exhibit Ornamental Foliage in
pots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 Is
CUT FLOWERS.
Best Floral Design ............... Sc 90 ST so
Best boquet Cultivated Flowers. IS
Best boquet Dahlias ............. IS 50
Best boquet Wild Flowers. ....... rs 50
Best display Saliva .............. rs so
Best display Dahlias ............. 90 IS
Best display Cut Lilies .......... rs 50
Best display Phlox, Perennial 49,. IS
Best display Phlox, Drummohd -. 100 rs
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SPECIAL PRIZES
The Sentinel Publishing Company, Waterville,
Me-, offer one years subscription to THE Morning
Sentinel for the best specimen of Hand Painted
China"
The Central Maine Publishing Company, Water
vile, offer one years subscription to THE Weekly
Mail for the best hand embroidered ''Shrt Waist
Burleigh & Flynt. Augusta, offer one years sub
scription to the Daily Kennebec Journal" for the
best hand Embroidered Dress.
CLASS 3-PRoDUcrs OF THE KITCHEN.
Competitors must have their exhibits in by noon
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WATERvILLE SCHOOL EXHIBIT.

Showing the work Of the pupils OF the public
schools. The exhibits will be similar to that held
in the Armory last winter, and all who that
testify to its excellence.
Booths devoted to Oil Paintings Pictures, Water
Colors Portraits Photographs, etc, entries should
be made before Sept 7.
Colonial exhibit showing old Loom in operation,
Spinning Wheel Flax Wheel, etc, etc
Booths containing Stuffed Birds, Game Heads,
Mounted Animals Fire Arms, Fishing Tackle etc.
etc.
Electrical booth where will be found the finest
display ever shown in Waterville.
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EXHIBITION OF DOGS.

There will be regular high class Dog Show on
the grounds. For premium books special catalogue
and full particulars, address the Secretary
..-" :....:t- IS. 4 ~ - s64 III
A Special Premium OF $1,000 $500 and $500 will
be offered by the Association for the best Farm
Dog shown at the Fair Competitors for these prizes
must be owned in Maine and owners must be pre-
pared to show their efficiency when called upon so
to do Maine Dogs exhibited in the Kennel Club
Show will be eligible in this class
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Best loaf Of Sponge Cake $3.50. 50 IS
Best loaf of Angel Cake. ........ Is 40
Best ornamented Frosted Cake y 4o
Best Doughnuts ................ 50 IS
Best Sugar Cookies ........ so 25
Best Ginger Cookies ...... so Is
Best Tarts Observation-Disclosures. 50 25
Best collection of Jellies ... 90 90
Best specimen of Jelly ..... so IS
Best collection Of freshly canned
fruit Observation-Disclosures. 2 90 90
Best specimen of Sweet Pickles. 80 50 IS
Best specimen of Sour Pickles. - so IS
Best specimen of Mixed Pickles 30 Is
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ART DEPARTMENT, NEEDLE AND FANCY
= - WORK.


Mrs Nora P. Thayer, Superintendent
All articles must be plainly marked with owner
name and post office address and the name Of the
article. All articles shall be in charge of the
citation until the close Of the Fair The association
will see that all articles cared for while at the
exhibition but will not be responsible for loss or
injury sustained while en- route
All articles possible must be entered by Satur-
day, Sept T. No entries will be received later than
10 A. NJ, Tuesday, Sept. TO- The superintendent
is authorized to reject any article for
Articles that have received prizes before from
this association not to be entered for prizes,
but may be put on exhibition.
All persons who have Antique Articles or Curos
are asked to place such articles on exhibition.
The Coliseum will be open Saturday, Sept = to
receive and place exhibits, and watchmen will be
on duty day and night from that time.
Please make your entries early as possible.
Ten per cent. will be deducted from all premiums
amounting to $500 and over.
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DRAWINGS, ETC.

Crayon Portrait, Professional ..... So 90 ST 90
Crayon Portrait, Amateur ....... 90 90
Pen and Ink Drawing ........... 90 50
Pencil Drawing, Figures ........ 90 50
Pencil Drawing, Landscape ..... 90 IS
Pencil Drawing, Fruit or Flowers. 90 IS
Collection of Typography ..-...... 90 90
Best Specimen of Typography $50. 50 90
Best Collection of Wood Carving. 90 50
Best Specimen of Wood CARVING. 90 90
Best Pen or Crayon Work by pupils
of Common School .......... 80 90
Best Map Drawing by Pupil of
Common School ....-...... 20 90
Pressed Plants or Flowers. ...... 50 50
Best Business Penmanship. ...... 50 Is
Best collection of drawing by school
children ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 90
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Best Tea Set s.s.s.z $780,. :.
Best Coffee Set
Best Bouillion Cup and Saucer.
Best Collection of Cups and Sauc-
ers, six or more. ................
Best Collection of Plates, six or
more ......': ''....... '''''
Best Tile
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w edneSday, sept III. -
Best raised Biscuit or Rolls. ....... S IS S 40
Best loaf of Flour Bred. rs 40
Best Apple Pie .................. 50 rs
Best Mince Pie ................. rs 40
Best Cream or Custard Pie. ....... 50 Is
Best Pumpkin Squash Pie. ..... 50 IS
Best Lemon Pie S Is 40
Best Fruit Cake ................. Is 40
Best Chocolate Cake .............-.i so rs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BOOTS AND SHOES
Best display Of boots and shoes by dealer Diploma
display boots and shoes by manufacturer, Medal
CLASS 2-FANCY WORK.
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The girls Of this school will make fine exhibit
of plain and fancy needle work. cooking etc. etc,
which will be worth seeing.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-29
MUTUAL love and Mutual service.

Men who selfshly get much and give
little, who have become Dead seas of
accumulated treasure, are losing their
standing IN society. More and more
the cities are bestowing their honors
and esteem upon those who serve their
fellows Men are becoming magazines,
sending out kindness everTwhither:
men are becoming gardens. filing all
the air with pungent fra GRANGE; men
are becoming castles. in which the
poor find protection. Christ recOgniz-
ed selfishness as q principle most
proper and praisewOrthy and one to be
used as the basis and measure of all
moral worth BY so much as a man
loves and secures for himself the ply
steal benefits and social Indictments of
life. by that much he is TO love his fell
lows And the failure to love oneself
wisely and passionately ends by max
Ing it impossible for man TO love his
fellows. Happy the philanthropist
whose generosity has founded school
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or library. but this gift of today is
made possible only by the industry and
thrift of yesterday. Jesus bids each
youth to love and make the most of
himself, that later on he may be bread
to the hungry, medicine to the wound
ed, shelter to the weak and SO fulfil
the highest law of service to his neigh
Dor The floods OF infquity have long
covered the earth, but love is the dove
bringing the olive branch of peace.
Love sings the dawn of a new day
Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills, Con-
grega tionalist, Brooklyn.
How is Bilkin's baby boy getting
along?''
Fine I was up there yesterday and
was surprised to learn that he is begin
ming to talk"
Does he pronounce his words plain
ly?"
brakeman calling out stations-"-Mil-
waukee Sentinel.
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REAI. ESTATE TRANsFERs.

Il
>------>--------->"-
A. Dow and husband to l. a Bow -
ers, lot f. block 10, College Hill = ooV
E s -BIedSoe and husband TO w X
Smith, lots 145, III, 149 and 151 Horne -,
St, Haynes Sub-dlV- .--.-------- o'TOu
J. NJ. Frank and wife to Mrs J. Leep-
er, lots los and 157 9Th ave, Horne go
c. Kaub and wife TO S. B. Thompson.
lot % and the s. Il lot % Western
ave, Douthitt Place add------.---...- 1,oo
S. w. McColIister and husband TO
VIM Schuetz. lot N Mulvane's sub 80
J. Arabe and wife to C B. Merriam,
the s. E. Il S,6oO
W. B. Freeman to E. j. Freeman, lot -
Is Kansas ave .------.-- ..-..---- ~
c. w. Clark anad wife to c. Young,
lots 1900, 1902 and 1904 sd St. Quin-
ton & Steels' add --.-...----:.--.-.---: 1oo
and I ii 1 DIN ave. 80. 49, 500
A Watkins and wife to c. z. and F.
L. Cole. lots 135 and the N II of lot
137 Buchanan St, Nance's add .--...- :, tUG
NJ E NeIlis and husband to u w
Nellis. lots 547. $40, sol and 553 Blu
chanan st. T7hroop's 4th add loo
A. Lewis to w NJ Fieger, lots 6S3
and SIS Harrison St, Walnut Grove -,
n " Mr1le of i the y e Z si13-I7 1sOo
c. c. Knox to c. s. Williams. lots IS
to So, inclusive, Western ave. Dout-
HIT Place No a. 1,UVO
w L Jamison and wife to C. H Dyal.
lots IA and I46 Quincy st, Fair
childs add ---------------------- Luz
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

One acre. nicely improved, excellent To-
cation, west side $4,000.
One acre, vacant, for fine residence. on
paved street, close in, very fine location.
81. 500
50 acre farm. well improved. miles
southwest 81. 800
lot. good room house. on Monroe st.
s1,40O
2 lots, room modern house. barn. Lin
coin St, near car line $3.50.
3 lots, fine residence, modern. barn. on
Fillmore st. $500.
6 lots. S room house. gas. electricity.
city water, sewer. large barn. Morris ave.
So, 500
vacant lots on Fillmore st. s., 100.
vacant lots, 9Th ave. west. LOO.
IL lots. room house wen. shade, East
4th st. $3.50.
Lots of other good properties for sale
Call and investigate before you buy.
r. A. RICHARDS,
Ill West 9Th Ave, Topeka
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FOR SALE-Eent or exchange. homes in
Oakland. P. c. Moore, corner Wabash
and Indiana avenues, Oakland
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-1h vacant
lots. in fine location. house No 1883 Fill
more street. Inquire of P A Bruner. 31s
Adams ST.
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LEGAL.


apLl - lsO1.- the following resolution was
presented and adopted: -
ehssoIEed. That the Mayor and Council
% 81 tnS city OF Topeka deem ii necessarv
III the pest interests of said CITY mat
dsnth avenue, from the east prop-
49, line OF Jackson street to
tne east curb line of Harrison street
s IS aeepaved sixty-f1ve (s5) feet wide with
\. =. B. Burge, city clerk Of tte civ oe
1880 1890. hereby certify that the above snd
oTfef1 Zig - true and correct copy OF the
fee. ~" On ME IN my Of
l9eaAl C. B. BURGE.
City Clerk
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


by boy Is years old by
Monday morning. Address zoos Kan ave
WHEN you want TO hire man OF boy;
call up Y. NJ. C A Ind tel SOS or Rell
tel a07 We have Est OF men and
confidential references concerning them
y NJ @ A r7uDFuyment bureau. SIN and
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TO WHOM TT MAY CoNcFRN

10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-My an
pHcation for a permit to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors. according to law at lbs w
sth St. in the Fourth ward of the city OF
Topeka, is now on file in the office Of the
probate judge Of Shawnee county KAN
sas- The hearing of the same is set for
Monday at O'Clock a. m. May g. 1907
N. J. PETRO
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WILLIAM C0UPERs HEROIC STATUE OF CAPTAIN JOHN
SEITH THE SAVIOR OF JAMESTOWN.

the
~ is
of
United
redouabe
Of
win be placed jamestown in September.
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FOR RENT-Large II room brick house.
nearly modern 70s W. eth st. Inquire
T15 w. 6th ST.
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FOR SALE-Good heavy team, wagon and
harness. VIII take as part pay good
small horse and buggy. Call at 715 Wesi
Morse st.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Pedigreed seed corn. Ind tie
4O24. 1 mile on w. Gordon 8. W. Oldham
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FOR sALE-A buggy. cheap. los Quincy
st -
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FREE DIsPENsARY.


MONROE ST FREE DISPENSARY
202 Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons Med
fca1 service free Medicine free in some
cases. Office hours to p. m. Calls
answered night or day. Ind. phone 3413
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FOR RENT-A room building at sos To
peka ave- For inquiries go to G.. @
Smith, 500 Topeka ave.
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FOR SALE-Combination driver and sad
der, 8 years old, W.T. 1850. gentle, fine
saddler, $3.50. Ind phone 1888
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ST Huntoon, a newly and beautifully
decorated brick flat Of rooms, modern
WILSON & NEISWANGER,
Phone 94S. 116 w Sixth St.
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First published IN The Topeka State Jour
nal April Is. 1901

First published IN The Topeka State Jour
nal April Is, 1901
At a meeting of the city council held
April 2, 1901 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
West street, between the south line of
Sixth st. and the north line of Tenth St.
be graded, curbed and paved thirty 600
feet wide with vttrif1ed brick on sand
foundation
c. z. JORDAN.
l. C. B. Burge, city clerk of the city of
Topeka hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a Jrue and correct copy of the
original resolution now on file in my Of
nee.
TSeaI1 c. B. BURGE.
City Clerk
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SEE THE HOME GRAIN CO., corner
Morse and Tyler, North Topeka, for
prices on ground feed.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.
u s. CYCLE Co. rs s. Eighth National
e. Iver-Johnaon bicycles Supplies, repairs
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FOR SALEAOne good II horse power
steam engine and tank wagon. Address
Box IS, Mayefta. Kan
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FOR RENT

First story Hamilton hall bldg, No. 52t
Quincy st, so by $50 #. fine place for gar
age or carriage repository.
GEO. NJ NOBLE & Co,
Opposite Postoffice.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-Choice store room at Az
Kansas ave, with 5 large light and airy
rooms upstairs. VIII rent Singly or to-
gether- Call on A 2. Horner, 534 Kan
sas ave
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IL rst published in The Topeka state .Jour-
nal April %, 1897
MACHINE SHOPS.


MOWERS ground factory nrocess -.
!eI 90. Harry b. Howard, 10 kan ave
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FOR RENT-Store room, two stories
freight cars in eIley at rear. 234 Kan
sas ave J. Thomas. "a W. 6th ST.
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LOST AND FoCND.


FOUND-A bunch of keys on state hon,
lawn Call at Journal
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

INVESTIGATE THIS
Four parties with 81 900 each TO lay out
a town In Oklahoma Safe deal. Money in
It.
J. WARE BUTTERFTELD.
Ind Phone 4S63, 81 Topeka Ave.
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FOR SALE-Large size Favorite basebur-
ner, with gas fittings. cheap. 1526 Jackson.
FOR SALE-Modern oak pool table, COM
plete. Geo. d. Butts.
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lrlrse published in The Topeka state lou
nal April IS 1901

17 AT 2 > meeting Of the city council held
presented and adopted 7o41e4On was
Of ~ asti That the Mayor and Council
for 46a esy or Topeka deem it necessary
~ tIS best interests of said cffv fbaf
s sI1e a ahy running northerIy and so1therIv
IL ,liJ eAS aliey running easterfy and wester-
s1ssas st. Sixth avenue and Jefferso5,
feet i pe sraded aand paved twenty on
founda tfon win Ntrined brick on sand
n c. E. JORDAN
II. y q Burge, city clerk of the Civ oS
q tppeka, hereby certify that the abovs 80
1-ie-s, o1Iis IS a true and correct copy OF the
Sces 'i4dI resolution now file in my Of
iSe@-i c. B. BURGE.
City Clerk
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WANTFD-AIALE HELP.

ALL members of Association No. of th'
AmaIgamated Association of Journeyner
Painters and Paper Hangers, are hereby
notified to be at the Darlors in De Chap
pel Palace Tuesday evening at 80 sharp
D. E Tim, Sec. Protein
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CITY VITRIFIED BRICK 4
PAVING CO, IA E 9Th ST Mfgrs. Of
paving and sidewalk brick
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At a meeting OF the city council held
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UNDERWRITERS


L. NJ PENWELL. funeral director ana
~, siiIlod!Iler- FIRST class service. reason
aDLe PFlceS oil Quincy St Both phones I93
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FOR SALE-Large, gentle, city broke
surrey horse, BIS Tel. $50.
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First pubsahed In The Topeka State Jour
nal April 8, 1917
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ABSTRACTS.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

DAN IEAHY. Plumbing, Heating ana
Gas FITTING 212 E. Fifth St
LOUIS CKOWITZ-Pfumbing Heating
and Gas Fitting. 219 W. Sixth ST Ind f07e
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FOR SAL+Pure blooded Plymouth
Rock eggs. 800 per setting. y. H. Violin.
429 Kansas ave.
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FOR RFST-Largs brick house corner OF
eth and Polk. Just the location for g
nice private boarding house. Inquire 11s
w 9Th St
Evening journal., 1907-07-31
Wednesday, July 81, 1907.
ACTIVITY OF THE MAYOR.

GITY COUNCIL is joining heartily with the
- mayor in considering various matters for
the benefit of the city The committee will no
doubt weigh well the question of a new City Hail.
and endeavor in some manner to provide for the
erection Of new building or a remodeling of the
present one, Doubtless the best plan would be
to build new structure, and at the same time
preserve the City Hall. The latter was con-
structed for a town and not for city of the di-
mensions and standing of Wilmington. Nothing
adds more to city than good public buildings
They give an air of up-to-dateness and prosperity
which is most impressive TO visitors
The plan for a new City Hall should not be
abandoned, but it should be pushed until some
thing tangible is accomplished,
The other subjects that the mayor and Council
are discussing are also interesting TO those con-
cerned in the advancement Of Wilmington. Al
together, the mayor is to be commended because
Of the public spirit that he is manifesting.