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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Tuesday, October 10. 1908:
Miryin l. Blake, 81. Petaluma. and Ivy L.
Ferrell, %. Belmont hotel.
Peter C. Owens, %. 21S2 Green ST. and
Alice S. Upham. IS, AIS Thirty-ffth ave
William Hoidorf. 81. Elmhurst, and Hazel
Bauer, II, II Mizpah ave.
Joseph Cato 22, S33 Greenwich st. and
Rosie Rancatore, %, 25 Valparaiso ST
Joseph Finnerty. "a, and Vera Apperley, IT.
both of 906A Steiner st.
Gertrude Povey Is. 436 Thirty-ffth ave-
Patrick Leary. 80. and Sarah Mannion, 35,
both Of San Francisco.
]. Marcus Davis. 81. Salt Lake City, and
Janet II. Peterson, 81. 222s Clay St
John Murphy. 80. Anita hotel. and Maria
Niels Petersen. 36. 67 Portola ST., and Monica
Kincella, %, Hotel Normande.
Frederick Lemon 90. 412S Twenty fourth st.
Hartwel MacCarteney, 70, Washington. d. c.
and Margaret E. James, "a, 2131 Lyon st.
William J. o,connos. q 81; los 1898 Scott St, and
James r. Fitzgerald, d, Napa, and Ida n
Mills. 10. Sebastopol.
Peter Larsen. 90, 32s San Jose ave-, and
OAKLAND. Oct. 1S.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Solomon L. Steidley, "a. and Christina NJ
Frandsem, %. both of Oakland.
John E. Hall. rs, Riverside, and Enid A.
Edwin c. Scranton. 80, and Martha w Day,
20, both of Oakland.
/. Prince W. Godfrey. %. San Jose and Pauline
z. Johnstone. %, Oakland.
Charlie Scott. 81, and Lena Blackborn. a.
both OF Oakland
Laurence A. Gary, %, San Francisco, and
Grace e. Strickler. "a. Williamsburg, Pa
Albert Z. Burrell. "a, and Fannie NJ Lam
phier IT. both of Alameda
Daniel II. o'shen. %, and Mary A. Ball
90 both Of Oakland
Tamotsu Miyake, %, and Ko Ikeda, %, both
of Oakland.
Samuel Fl. King, 40, Fort Klamath Ore
and Hattie NJ. Hitchcock, Al. San Francisco.
Masazi Furuta, 20, and Mesuyi Vii. 80, both
OF Oakland.
William F. Haanstra, %. and Emma Van der
Schoor 10, both of Oakland.
Manuel Freatis, %. and Crestina Rafael
II. both OF Oakland.
Michael Sadlier, A. Oakland, and Teresa
Hawkins. 80. Alameda.
Herbert W. whitworth. % and Edith NJ.
Busser 81 both Of Berkeley.
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DEATHS

ADDIS0N-In Vallejo Cal, October 13, 1908
beloved wife of Clifton Addison, and sister
NJ Jaubert- native OF france, aged So years
months and days.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to
attend the funeral tomorrow Thursday. at
IL 40 a. IN. from north end OF ferry. Mon
ticello steamship company. thence to Holy
Cross cemetery
CLEMENs-In this city. October IL. 1908 John
NJ. Clemens. a native of Germany. aged
T6 years.
CURRAN-In this city. October H. 1905 Jane
relict of the late Michael Curran, and low
ing sister of Mrs Henry Davies. a native
Of Drogheda, County Louth. ireland. aged
80 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Thursday, at S:45 a. M. from the parlors Of
McBrearty & Mccormick. e15 Valencia street
near Twentieth. thence to st. Roses church.
where a requiem high mass will be cele-
brated for the repose OF her soul, commencing
at $50 m. Interment Holy Cross Gene
terry.
D0N0HUE-In this city, October IL, 1908. Ell
len Donohue. dearly beloved grandmother Of
4. d. and Veda Boyle a native OF County
Cork, Ireland, aged 81 years
Friends and acquainrances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today fWednes-
from the parlors of McAvoy & o'Hara, 2349
Market street
FERcHEN-In this city. October 12. 1905
Jacob F. Ferchen, beloved husband of Mar
gareI feTcuen, native ok hlcniEdn
FIrSCHEN-In st. Paul. Mimi. October s.
1905 George c.. beloved brother of A. f. and
John c. Fitschen of San Francisco. Mrs
Theo. Seemann of Oakland. August Fitschen
OF Butte, Mont and Katherine Fitschen of
Sesingen, Germany, a native of Seisingen.
Germany aged 60 years 3 months and I3
days A late resident of Butte, Mont men,
Der Of Damon lodge No /, X. Of P, of Butte.
Mont.
Friends and acquantances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral today
"wednesday, at 2:30 p m, from the par
lors of n. F.. Suhr Co., 29i9 Mission
street between Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth, thence TO 1. o. o. F. cemetery for
cremation
Cay. native of Nova Scotia. aged 45 years.
member Of Live Oak lodge No. 112, Plas-
terers' union
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
day "wednesday. October IA. 1908, at 2:30
o'clock D. M, at the funeral parlors Of Nc
Manus & Freeman. Seventh and Castro
streets, Oakland. Interment Mountain View
cemetery.
HANLY-In this city. October II. 1908. John
L.. beloved husband of Catherine Hanly,
and father Of Joseph. John. Charles and
Frank Hanly, native of Mobile. Ala, aged
IS years ii months and % days.
Friends and acquaintances respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
"wednesday, at o o'clock a. m. from his
late residence. Ais Eighteenth street, thence
10 the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer,
where requiem high swI1l be cele-
brated for the repose of his soul, commencing
at $3.50 a. m. Interment Holy Cross ceme-
terry
HEALEY-Drowned at wraneell, Alaska. Sep
tember 20. 1908, Frank, beloved husband of
Jennie Healey, son OF Morgan and the late
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parlors OF H. F. Suhr s Co. 29I0 Mission
street between TWENTY nth and Twenty-sixth
Intermenr Mount Olivet cemetery. By electric
funeral car from Twenty-eightb and Valen-
Ella streets
ROSENBERG-In Oakland. Cal. October II
1905. Nathan. beloved husband OF Rosie Ros-
SeIignsn. Harry l. R&enbers OF Australia.
Joe and Jennie Rosenberg and Mrs J. y
Strauss Of Chicago. native OF Hungary.
aged y years months aud days
Friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral today "wednesday. al
p m. from his late residence. Sos Twelfth
street. Interment Mountain View cemetery
SSIITH-In Oakland Cal, October IL 1905
Huldah Gardiner smith. wife OF the late
Edwin l. Smith. and beloved mother OF Mrs
Z. r. Beck OF Oakland and Harry G.. smith
Of Vancouver, Wash. native Of Maine. aged
IS years.
Funeral and interment (privatel viii take
place this "wednesday afternoon. October
Il. 1905.
sNITH-In this city. October L. 1905. Mary
T.. beloved wife Of Matthias c. Smith. de-
voted mother OF Catherine. Gertrude and
Cecelia smith. beloved daughter Of Michael
and the late Mary Hynes. and loving sister
OF Annie and the lare Catherine. Frances A.
and Thomas Hynes. a native OF san Fran
CISCO Cal. aged 81 years and months.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited % attend the funeral today
"Wednesday. at a. m from her late
residence. - Welsh street. thence 70 St
Roses church, where solemn requiem hign
mass will be celebrated for the repOse OF
her soul. az $50 A. N Inrerment Holy Cross
cemetery
SPAULDING-In this city October IS. 1908.
May L.. beloved wife OF Harvey E. Spauid-
ing. mother Of Vida and Oscar Spaulding.
and daughter of H. II. and : E. Briggs OF
Napa. Cal. a native Of Napa. Cal. aged
81 years 9 months and II days. Sacramento
and Napa. Cal. papers please copy
The funeral services and interment viii
take place Thursday. October 10. 1905. st
Napa. Cal
THOMAS-In this city. October 13. 1905. Har-
old Robert II. Thomas dearly beloved son OF
Daniel B. and Gertrude l. Thomas. loving
brother Of Daniel B. and Alma Sarah l.
Thomas. and grandson OF Zero l. W and
Winnie Thomas native Of San Francisco.
Cal aged months and 25 days
CARD OF THANKS
EASTNIAN-The family OF the late Helen
Eastman herewith desire to express their
heartfelt thanks TO the many friends for
their Kindness and sympathy. and beautiful
floral offerings. extended to them during their
late bereavement
GEORGE EASTMAN and Family.
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MARRIAGES

BABUE-MEEK-In Oakland. Cal. October IL.
1905. in Trinity church, by the Rev Clifton
Macon. Edward s. Babue and Ethel B. Meek.
both of Oakland
LAYToR-DRAKE-In this city. October II.
1908 In Trinity church, by the Rev Clifton
Macon, Charles Hiram Clayton OF Tuolumue
and Evelyn Louise Drake of Sonora.
GRAyE-ANTHES-In this city. October 10
1908 by the Rev. Herman GeIrcke. Eugene
Grave and Julia Antilles. both OF San Fran
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FRUITyALE REAL ESTATE

YOU want a good buy, see this best corner on
San Leandro road, 80 IT on Z. 14th ST.. 25 TT
on Highland av- and 25 IT. on Oakland aS. !;
all county roads; partly covered with modern
improvements, grocery. delicatessen. etc; FIX
lures, carpets. range. etc Bny. and you take
cash right back; 81, 600 handles this.
beautiful cottage, with high basement 2
story barn. fruit trees. flowers, ETC.. on best
part OF Fruitvale av.; lot 49x130; So 600
handles this.
Best business location on Fruitvale av now
occupied by Garden meat market; lot 25xllo;
$500 handles this See owner, Robinson s
corner, Highland av. and San Leandro road
Elmhurst.
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BIRTHS

HITEMAN-In this city. September II. 1908.
to the wife of E. L. Hiteman daughter
RITSCHY-In this city, October II, 1908. to
the wife of Val Ritschy formerly Ida Noel
twins-a son and daughter
RUssELL--In this city, September %. 1905.
to the wife of C. RUSSELL daughter
SMITH-In Oakland. Cal October IL. 1905 TO
the wife of Clarence d. Smith. son.
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LEGAL NOTICES


TIE following children have been received into
the St Joseph's infant orphan asylum. San
Francisco. during the three months ending
Sept. 30. 19oS-Albert Broman. age yrs: JO-
sic Delscat0, age rrs-. Angelina Delacafo.
age 2 TTs.. GendrO SandObal. age yrs: Paul
Philip. age weeks; Trinidad GOnzalss. 5 yrs;
Conception Gonzalss. age yrs; Harry Gran
demange. age NOS: Edna Schsirtc. age
rrs.; Concetta CatGnina. age 3 5iyrs-: Accerriso
Catanlne. age grs-; Antonia Collicino, age 5
vrs.: Thomas O'Brien. age 3 yrs: Edwin
O'Brie1, age yrs; Katherine Barthell, age
4 yrs; Arthur Garcia. age mos; Mildred
. Garcia, age yrs.; Josephine Clandino age
s Yrs; Gerslde Clandino. age ( yrs; Alfred
Ciandino, age yrs; Herbert Richardson. age
yrs. Hilds FincentIa, age ! yr-s Teresa
Norarro age TrE.
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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Exhausted Birds Fall on Deck of Liner San
Jose and Cat Has ROYAL Feast

The morning following a storm en-
countered off the port of La Union.
found the deck of the Pacific Mail liner
San Jose alive with wing weary birds
OF all sorts and sizes. They had been
blown to sea by the gale and, too tired
to night their way back TO the land. had
dropped exhausted on the Hartman
steamer. AS the birds regained their
strength they resumed their flight and
in an hour after daybreak the feathered
derelicts had disappeared. Most of
them flew away, but at least a dozen
disappeared down the throat or the
ships cat, which was the first member
Of the crew to discover their presence
on board
The San Jose arrived from Panama
and way ports Monday evening too late
Il6 tons of cargo. treasure valued at
s33.110 and 25 passengers, of whom IT
were Chinese en- route to the orient
Among the passengers was Mrs.
Mary A Moisant, wife of Edward Moi
SAINT of Salvador. Edward Moisant's s
brothers are we'll known in Central
America for the revolutions in which
they have been involved. Edward,
however. is said to be a man of peace,
and his wife. who went to Salvador on
the San Jose only few months ago.
has nothing to say of conditions in the
Central American republic or about her
belligerent brothers in law.
The cabin passengers on the San
Jose We're: c. H. Fowler. ". A. Brown
and wife, Mrs. NJ A Moisant, Maria L.
Flores and Bo Him.
Liner Alameda Arrives
The Oceanic steamship company's s
liner Alameda, Captain Dowdell. ar
rived yesterday after a fine weather
run from Honolulu. The liner brought
about so passengers and a cargo, which
included 1903 bags of sugar. 1850
punches of bananas. S9S cases of
canned pines. 123 crates of green pines
and 194 sacks of tara root.
Among the passengers was j. Dunk
lage, brother of the late Mrs. Paul
Neumann. Dunklage is on his way to
Acapulco to wind up his sisters es-
tate. Another passenger on the liner
was Frank NJ Van Horn, formerly bond
expert for the First national bank of
New York and now a member OF the
firm of A. B. Leach & Co. He has been
in the Hawaiian islands for the benefit
of his health.
The Alameda met the cruiser Colo
rado. which is on its way to join the
Pacific fleet at Honolulu, and on Satur-
day night overlook and passed the
steamer Hilonian bound for this port
The Alameda's passengers included:
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed IN at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the and residence OF persons author
lied TO have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
published once in this column free of charge.
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NOYES-DODGE-In Oakland, Cal. October u.
1905, Marion T. Noyes of Stockton and
Clara NJ. Dodge OF Oakland.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale stock OF
groceries etc, formerly the property OF Henry
Trautvetter and located at Second and Bartlett
sts Richuc1d. Contra Costa county, California.
An inventory OF the stock may be seen AT the
office q the undersigned, 81 Drumm st, San
Francisco.
Sealed bids are solicited. 10 be addressed 10
the undersigned AZ - DrUmm St. Ssn Francisco.
and H. be- delivered or before SATURDAY.
October II. 1908. 81 p n. A certified check
OF current funds for 10 per cent OF the amount
offered must accompany each bid. returnable only
IN case of rejection 81 bid. Right reserved 70
reject any and all bids Terms cash. Full
amount OF purchase price required upon award
Of property J. r MOhtslS. trustee
NOTICE Of sale 10 discharge len-Notice is here
hv given that / VIII sell ~ public auction. al
1870 Sebster St. October q at 10 O'Clock
a. m one Peerless. one Edison and one Z0no-
phone rhonoEraph. the property OF +. II. Good
msn. Said Photographs VII be sold 20 dis
charge and satisfy lien thereon LOUIS
EsTZ. 1Z30 Webster 81
HESRY g. TAYLOR has this day sold his bust
ness located 10 Steusrt St. 70 James B. New
sor send unpaid accounts TO above address
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TIE annual meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Nor-h Star Mining, Prospecting, Smelling and
Mercantile Company Of Arizona viii be held At
The oihce q the company, 20 Edinburgh St,
ol NEDN ESDAl. October 21. 1905 between
and 3 p. n By order Of the board Of
directors. HORACE HARFORD Secretary.
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WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BRKHH fRUNlLE
ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS TO LET-OnI1Iand
CLAIMING way. 5632. Be-keley-In private
home. 6ne location: board near by,
HoTFI ST. PAUL. 52s 18th 81 corner Clay
F2ooras 50c : cav 10. 81 50 week up; special
rate bv the month. Open al night
JEFFERSON St sz2-Lzrge, front room. suit
ahle for 2; running water; bath and teiephe1s.
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T. 5. Braneh Hrdrogranhic nfnre

branch OF the United states Hydrographir
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange. IL
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard 10 nationality and free
OF expense. NavigatOrS are cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept ar
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights. dangers TO navigation and matters Of IN
terest 10 ocean commerce
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. T. S. n. IN charge.
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FOR SALE-WANTED
FUBNTTURE ron SALE

FURNITURE. good and cheap. at H. SCHELL-
HAAS busy corner, 1lth and Franklin sts.,
Oakland
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Time Ball
United States Branch Photographs Office. lIer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco October
13. 1905
The time ball the tower Of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly az noon. Pacific
Standard Time ll20th MeridianJ, OF at Sh- com.
00s-, Greenwich Mean Time.
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant L. : n in charge
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Delayed by Light Winds

The French bark Grande Duchesse
Olga from Newcastle, Australia. with
cargo of coal consigned to j. j. Moore
q Co., which was sighted off the port
late Monday afternoon, came in
through the heads shortly after mid
night and was released from Quaran-
tine early yesterday morning.
Light and variable winds for the en-
tire passage were responsible for the
Olga's long voyage, which If IL had
been much longer would have entailed
discomfort and perhaps suffering for
the crew of the tardy bark. The voy-
age occupied two months longer than
had been expected. Provisions were
running short and all the frills had
been trimmed from the bill of fare
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Continued on Page Is.
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san MATEO REAL ESTATE

SEE EAST san MATEO- Free excursion every
Sunday free special trips any tine during
week. Tickets. East San MateO Land Com
panT. 81 hearny ST. 5o0S 10th ST near
Mission. and 48s 10th St. Oakland: San Meteo
Office onposlre DEPOT
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CALIFORNIA land. 81 per acre cash payment.
balance purchase 20 cents month per acre:
close san Francisco: no taxes, no interest
ecre Tracts; level rich. clear. ready 20 ploW.
lrrleateoi perpetual water rights; immediate
posS Sssloni particulars. maps, photographs free.
eAEhlNSOA COLONY. l4l4 Market St. S. +.
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D z Be HN EFT.
Lieutenant. T. 5. N IN charge.
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sun and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-Time
and Heights Of Tides at Fort Point For city
front tslission street wharf, add 23 minutes.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IA
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SIS cash and SO monthly viii buy s. 10. or Is
acres rich level land IN Alameda county; near
s. p and II. p. r R. LITERMORE VAL
LEY LAND CO. Livernore Cal
s. 000-FOr sale $50 acres hIu ranch: plenty
water o. RAVEN $50 san Jose aF.. S F.
IF you wsut to know just what you are buying
Tou must y. c. WELLS. SebaSropol. Cal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-31
Mr.. HERBERT'S LETTER
VIII Take Some Time to Straighten
Affairs of Topeka & Southwestern.

The following is the text of the let
ter from Mr.. Herbert, promoter of
the Topeka & Southwestern, which
was referred to in the State Journal
yesterday. Mr.. Herbert accepts the
invitation of the Commercial club to
come to Topeka in the very near flu
ture and be their guest, and speaks
Of STRENGTHENING out and adjusting
the affairs of that road in most en-
couraging manner. The letter follows:
Bound Brook, N. j., March 81.
''W.. F. Jenson, President Commercial
Club, Topeka, Kansas.
Dear Sir: / received your tele-
gram yesterday morning extending to
Mr. Curnick and myself an invitation
to visit Topeka as the guests of the
Commercial club, and 1 imme diately
proceeded to New York city to take
up the matter with Mr. Curnick.
1--WE believe it; will require several
days at Topeka to get the affairs Of
the Topeka & Southwestern straight
ened out and satisfactorily adjusted,
and of course, we must arrange our
business here accordingly ~
1--WE expect to leave here the last
part of next week and will wire when
we leave.
ct wish to thank you and the club
for the very kind invitation and trust
ing that 1 shall soon again have the
pleasure of meeting you. L am
very truly, H. NJ. HERBERT"
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car: Price paid per dozen. Is cents
rs IL any wonder that Cove county is
SO prosperous when the poultry are
DONG so much to help out.
OTIS L. Benton located in OberIin
Decatur county, in 1886. He is a ma
tive born Kansan. Politically he has
elvyays spent his time and money for
.i1o9 republican party. He has always
oeen helping the other fellows get Of
nee. He has been closely Identified
with the growth of Oberlin. Decatur
county, and northwest Kansas. He has
met with deserved business success.
having worked with that end in view.
he is one of the fellows who do hard
h %OlH' ana ms word is good as his
pond. He has followed farming, stock
raising and banking, and in all these
business aVocations he has made it a
success The old Sixth congressional
olstrict Will be we'll represented in the
Benton and Lands.
Hudklns automobile garage barn is
one OF the attractions in Cawker City.
Ii is lighted with electricity and gives
constant work to four men. The build
There are from 10 to Is autos on hand
all times. Since August last, G. L.
Hudklns, the proprietor, has sold 20
autos ranging in prices from $3.50 to
Si.0O0- And Cawker City, with her l.
900 population, boasts of owning an
auto to every so of her population.
Miss Laura Ward, of Osborne. is
candidat" FIR register of deeds of Os-
borne couG.s, position she is quail
ned to fill. She is the daughter of an
Old soldier, the father himself having
hlled the office several terms in former
years. Miss Ward is making an ac-
tive compaign.
L. L. Alrich has completed his quar-
ter century as editor and publisher of
the Cawker City Record. The paper is
hain in,
thirty sixth year of age And what
change in all these years; SO years
ago there were more sod houses and
dugouts on the town site than frame
buildings, today there are more sub
stantial stone and brick buildings than
all the other structures combined
when the Record first started. Since
the paper started buffalos have been
killed on the townsite, and Indian
scareS were numerous. The town now
has about 1000 population, with more
enterprises in view at this time than
for nearly quarter of a century.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


d. Bates and wife to s. A. Dunlap,
part block 4, Park Place add. .N'oo
M. H. Robinson to o. Childs. part N
E. Il 19-n-15 4,6io
R. M. Mackey and We to F. L. Ma
Their, lot Is and part 20 18th ST., Col
lege Place a6S. ....---.---.-..----.-.-.
F. l.. Mather and wife to R. M. Mac
key, part n. E. Il 1-12-15. ..-.........-
L. NJ. Mohier to S. A. Maxwell, lots
IA and 16 Garfield ave-, Thurston's
race auO ovo
]. Briggs and wife to o. A. Kington,
part lots 43 and As 10th ave. east,
Mulvane & Chase's add. 13o
W. Knitted to the Capitol Building
& Loan association, lots 4S5 and 4S7
Sumner st, j. Norton's I'd add. 500
NJ. NJ. Knitter to G. E. Jones, lot IL
Seward sub-div. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go
w. Knitter and wife to G. E. Jones,
lots 254 and 256 Wabash ave-, ]. w.
j. w. Doron and wife to ]. W. Ora
Der, lots 81 and SO Chester ave,
Walnut Park sub-div. -........--..... 1850
S. r. Roger and wife to G. r. Jones,
lots 1877 to 143. inc. Taylor ST., Maple
n. T. Dunlap to S. r. Boyer. same. 1,500
a. G. Glennan d wife to NJ. w. Card
well, lots Ga and 66 in Holman's
sub-div.. North Topeka............... 200
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No Use to Die.

ST have found out that there is no use
to die of lung trouble as long as you can
get DR. Kings New Discovery" says Mrs
Z p. White of Rushboro, Pa. II would
not be alive today only for that wonder
full medicine. 1t loosens up a cough quick
err rhan anything else and cures lung dis
ease even after the case Is pronounced
hopeless This most reliable remedy for
coughs and colds, la grippe. asthma, bron-
antee at all drug stores. SOC and 81. Trial
bottle free.
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The Incky Quarter

Is the one you pay out for a box of DR.,
Kings New Life Pills. They bring you
the health that's more precious than Jew
els Try them for headache. biliousness
constipat ton and malaria. If they dsap-
point you the price will be cheerfully re-
funded. At all drug stores.
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Convenient Train.

For Topeka people who desire a fun
business day in Kansas City is ths
Union Pacific No. 1e2 which leaves
Topeka every day at 7:05 a. m. ar
irving in Kansas City at $50 a. m.
You can get breakfast in the diner on
this train and dinner on No. 101 which
leaves Kansas City at 6 p. M. reach
Ing Topeka at 1885 D. m.
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Portland. Oregon.

Every night at 1885 a Pullman tour
LIST sleeping car leaves Topeka via the
Union Pacific r. r. which goes
change. There is no better way to
reach all Of the great Pacific north.
west.