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New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
EQUALLY GREAT BARGAINS ARE THE FOLLOWING:

WOBTEN'S CORSET COVERS
Cambrfc-two 70 four fancy lace inserts
and rib6on-sbout . dozen good IA
STYLES. some trim'd backs-wers a.
Nainsook-over twenty dainty and newest
STYLES, with smb'd msdallions. eyeiet or
French embroidery. Maltese, Val. or
Point De Paris lacss. ribbon run AS
trfm'd slsevss-trim'd q hacks-rss. SO.
Fine Nainsook-dainty yokss OF solid lace
inserts with emb'd or tucked or
uedailions and riobon-reg- s1-s9 zee Nv
French Nainsook and Lawn-yokss of
combination OF dns Iaces or open OF
French eTubroideries-dainty, n 1A
French efscts-worth 81. So .-...--.
COMBINATION GARMENTS.
Nainsook and Crossbar-Cover with skirt
or Dra~er-deep and elaborate trim OF
lace and snb'y On cover and skirt 0A
OF drawe-rfbbon fnish-reg- 81 % .
Nainsook-A splendid assortment. daintiIy
get or with lace inserts. smb'd medallions
and panels. hemstitching. tucks IL
and ribbon-reg- S1-69 -------------
Lawn and Nainsook-AIIovsr Embroidery
Cover and Drawer or yoke OF embd
medailiOus with lace IN circular design
skirts and drawers trim'd to , IA
n1atch-were 50 40 -.-----.---.-.--- - "
Other Combinations u S139 %
EXTRA SIZE UNDERWEAR
Extra Size Corset Covers-good Muslin
high neck-tight fitting 10
a. % % bust-were .S5- .--....-...--
Extra Size Muslin Drawers-weIi made
wide rufia. ? rows hernstitching- DT
French band-reg- 40 .----.-.------
Extra Size Muslin Night Dresses-v neck
two inserts eTnb' plain OF h. = AT
tucks-h. s. OF emb'y rJIffie-value - s1@
Extra Size Muslin Skirts-lace and nA
insert or enb'y rufffe-reg- Si.39. --. -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
Tapestry Brussels Rugs

Tapestry Brussels Rugs
SIZE 12X9. FULL 1O-WIRE;
ACTUALLY WORTH 81 OS
$500; SALE PRICE. 1910
SIZE 5,3 - 1o,sxs. WORTH ,o8
SIZE 9X6. EXTRA SEAMLESS;
ACTUALLY WORTH c6 IN
$3.50: SALE PRICE. PO.OU
SIZE 9X7.6. EXTRA SEAMLESS;
S1O.5O: SALE PRICE. 1870
SIZE 1O.6XS.3. EXTRA SEAM
LESS; ACTUALLY
RTH $3.50; c1Ol2
Administer Rugs
SIZE 9X6. EXTRA QUALITY
ROYAL ADMINISTERS; ACTU-
ALLY WORTH $15.9S; c1N OQ
SALE PRICE. ......... y IU'9C
SIZE 10.6XS.3. EXTRA ROYAL
ADMINISTER; A c T u A LII Y
WORTH $3.50; SALE Sis. .O8
PRICE " =
SIZE 12X9, EXTRA ROYAL AK
MINISTER, ACTUALLY WORTH
PRi@E T2SiGoi sALES16.08&12.0S
Wilton Velvet Rugs
$50 WILTON VELVET SAMPLES.
Ia YARDS LONG. NICE no
LY' BOUND. AT....-. >CN
Fourth Floor
Lex. to Sd Ave,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
Cut Glass

EXQUISITE gift pieces or sets in the
newest STYLES. ..... Prospective pur-
cbasers will do we'll to investigate -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
Special Offering Of
French Net Bed Sets
-oe-fhi-d and haff nfF1

Centre Motifs. Corner Motifs. ALI
over or Inserts Of Renaissance-dee
Valance. all for full size beds
values you should not care to miss
prices 10 suit every purse
500 Bed Sets 90 ss Bed Sets :. %
So ss Bed Sets. I .9S' '1O9s Bed sets. g. 90
So 9s Bed Sets 2 % 11ss Bed Sets z. 50
S6 ss Bed Sets. 8 90 Is 9s Bed Sets g. 9S
ST9s Bed Sets.4 90 10 % Bed Sets I 4 90
All ns7v-strictIy perfect fresh and clean.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
PAwNBRoKERs.

LOANS MADE on diamonds at 1Fs inter
est; bargains in Diamonds. Lewis Jacobs.
asa Sd ave. New York
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12

your share-if you'll let me help
you"
Let you? You're not afraid? But
no, you were not afraid that night
when you locked up the drink from
me-"
"I never had the least fear of you.
We've been too good friends. And
you've taught me so much in our talks
about books and things. I shall al
ways be grateful 1 shall always re-
member"
you speak as if that were to be in
the past. And I want it to be past,
present and future-everyt thing. Bridg-
ct, if I sign the paper and go through
this treatment, after it is over will
you come back to me?"
You will be quite well. You will not
want a nurse"
"A nurse, no; but 1 shall want a
wife. Bridget, you have put new heart
and hope into me; you have made me
daring. If I go to the sanitarium
and come back cured-as you say
shall-may 1 then claim your promise
to help me fight the demon should 1t
ever try to seize me again?"
He had got up and was standing be-
fore her, and now he had her two
hands clasped in his. He read her an
swer in her eyes. and did not wait for
her lips to speak 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12

"Oh, my dear, 1 love you with my
whole heart and soul. l will do any
thing that you ask me. l will sign that
paper, and afterward, when the course
is over, We will go away together and
travel in sunny lands, and you shall
do with me as you choose, and make
me what you will. Bridget, is it true?
1 am not deceiving myself? When
have proved myself worthy you will
remain with me. my saving angel un-
til life's end?"
And after" the girl said, solemnly.
For love is stronger than death, and
there is no evil which love shall not
overcome"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12

ness. When the youngster returned
his teacher, who was well advanced
in years and possessed an inquiring
mind, engaged the youngster in con-
versation: Been i'll, Joe?"
"Yes'm"
BAD enough to be in bed?"
"Yes'm."
What did your mother do for you,
Joe. while you were in bed?" asked
the teacher, now all expectancy for
the reply.
'She mended my trousers" lisped
Joe.-AnswerS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12
FAITH AND WORKS

When Christian Science began to
find firm footing in Winchester the
little son of a prominent woman who
had embraced the faith, and was urg-
ing others to take it up. was out of
school a day or two because of sick
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
PA r. I s
MODAS FEMENINAS

La moda continila con todas sus eX-
travagancias. s,ls exijencias y sus ca
prichos sin permitir que fijemos una IL
nea general. Sc asegura que los yankees
sientense alarmados por ell traje pagano
que han lanzado los modistas franceses
que en- obsequio de la tranquilidad de
los habitantes de los Estados Unidos Sc
ha prohibido a sus mujeres los vestidos
impetrio directorio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
San Juan Microbes de Octubre de 1909

trabajar por la prosperidad y desarro-
lilo die la industrial cafetera en- Puer
to Rico, Sc imponen como primer pa
so indiscutible, la organization de las
fuerzas que ham de emppemder esta
labor, que en- primer termino ham de
ser los mas directamemte interesados,
los cMtivadores y comeroiantes EN- el
ramo.
T. Larrinaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
Iu|DbQ monumental { AOS|OS

|Q|IDQ IIIU||uIIIp||luI l nUS|US
En- la capital dominicana, Sc ha cons
tituido un comite tornado por prestigio-
sas personalidades del pals vecino, con cl
loable prop6sito de erigir una tumba
commemorative al sabio educacionista
Eugenio Ma. de Hostos, cuya memoria
cuya obra son tan amadas en- aquel
pals.
La circular que ha dirigido el comite
en- demanda de recursos para realizar el
proyecto. esta concebida as{:
Santo Domingo, Agosto II de 1909.
Senores Redactores del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
Senores:
Con esta fecha--la misma en- que, hace
seis amos. dej6 de existir ell docto educa-
cionista Eugenio NJ de Hostos-se ha
reunido un grupo de sus discipulos Y CO.
laboratories, para dar efectivo impulse
a la piadosa iniciativa de erigirle tum-
ba propia Y commemorative en- la cual
Sc conserven, defnitivamente, los vene-
radios restos del Maestro.
De esa reunion ha surgido la forma-
cion de una Junta Erectora, compresta
de once miembros, la cual Sc atribuye el
deber de realizar, con Ell simpatico con-
curse de ndividuos E instituciones. dem
tro y fuera del pals, mediante un 6bolo
voluntario siquier modesto, la noble ini-
ciativa de escolares y profesores agrade-
cidos
La Junta ha quedado constituida con
las personas y en- la forma que en- seguida
Sc expresa:
Presidente: Lcdo. Federico Henriquez
|y Carvajal.
Vice-presidente don Federico Velaz-
quez Hernandez Lcdo. Emilio Jou-
bert
Tesorero: Lcdo. Francisco J. Peynado
Vocales: Lcdo. .Gerardo Jansen. don
Felix f. Mejia. Lcdo. Aristides Garcia
Mella. Lcdo. Domingo Ferreras, Lcdo
Aristides Fiallo Cabral y Lcdo. Jacinto
B. Peynado.
Secretario: Doctor Rodolfo Coiscou.
Confla la Junta--al dirigirse usted
con la presente circular de invitaci6n-
en- obtener ell 0bolo con ell cual este dis
puesto 4 contribuir al civicO prop6sito.
que es tambien 'ineludible deber para
todos cuantos recOnocen y aman la obra
de edifcaci6n del virtuoso y sabio fun
dador de la Escuela Normal v de la edu-
caci6n cientifica en- la Republica.
Para corresponder a esta iniciativa,
ouanto antes sea usted possible, hay una
| lie dos Was: 8 directamente al senior Te-
sorero de Ia Junta, 6 por el autorizado
intermedio del Delegado por ella en- ca
da provincia.
Con graciaS anticipadas y, la cons-
1eraci6n mas distinguida.
Ell Presidente.
Federico Henriques y Calvajal.
Ell Secretario,
Doctor Coiscou.
Puerto Rico debe enviar, pr6digamen-
te, su 6bolo para la altisima obra de
honrar al gran puertorriqueho, al que
rinde tan supreme homemade la intelec-
tualidad mas preclara del pals vecino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13
Desde Ia Ceiba -Rajardo
T. Larrinaga.

Desde Ia Ceiba- -Fajardo
En- vista del abandonO en- que. nos
tienen, no puedo por menos de recu--
rrir al BOLETIN MERCANTIL, para
que asi llegue a conocimiento de- to-
dos, laldiendose dar el caso que algu-
nos salga del letrago en- que se halla
Y NOS aclare nnestra situaci6u.
La Ceiba, mo es pueblo, fue; CO.
mo EN- e4 siglo Xxx, 10 que retroce-
de en- progreso y c,1ltura sc amu1a,
asi nos pasa a nOsatros: aqui, como
es natural se contribuye' al MaMncipio
y denas cargas, pero no hay retroce-
SO de caudales, y 81 los hay, NAL recibi-
dos; tenenios un pedAneo ciego y un
concejal 8 representante sin vista !;
las calles, no son GALES, simo dep6si-
to de hasuras, fango, yerba, gatos, pe-
rros y ratoues muertos, algmos dlas; !;
el .carro de La basura, dicen que 10
hay, pero yo desde hace' cinco meses,
no le he visto mas que dos veces; la
plaza que es espanciosa, parece un
frondoso bosque, donie muy bien po-
drian guarirse hasta lobos, 81 los hui
biera en- este pals, sirve de risa a
cuantos forasteros pasan; pollcias, 3
para de dia y noche, para ea pueblo y
los campps, ash es que apesar de to-
dos sals esfuerzos don Jorge campea
CON todos sus honores; cinco mil ha--
bitantes defealdidos por tres! pueden
dormir sin ansla. Ell seTviciO de CO.
rreos, admirable, La mayor parte de los
dias, nj siQniera le venlos pasar, aqul
no hay oficina de Correos, solo de te-
legrafos, y la correspondence nues--
ira, para en- .Fajardo, y en- unos sa--
quitos nos La manda Ell seiior admins
trador. por el peatom que va a Huma-
Gao, pero en- estos tiempos de Auvas,
ponga Vd. el saco en- TN palo fuera !!
por que sino esta bien a la vista y
faci de coger, ell peaton estam fialo,
que 10 deja. Hasta EN- la cortesda Sc
meti6 el progreso icinco mil habStaul-
tes no mereceran una carteria? es cier-
to que la mayor parte de los que vi
vimos aqui, es por no tener poder
vivir en- otro lado y poca sera Ia CO.
rrespond pero ESQ no 10 creo 10
suficiemte' para tai abandono, ademas
cl peaton pasa cuando lie da la CANA,
rmos dias a las seis otros a las NIUE
yes 8 cuando quiere. Al menos ponga-
sele hora fila.
Medco, los martes algunos pocos, y
los sabado, como alma que Neva ell
diablo, Ell que sc enferme fuera de
ese dia tieme que esperar, y ESQ que
dicen hay mil pesos de retribuci6n q.
paga Ell pnblico, pero como mnestro
representante esta muy f'aFuho, cic--
go y muy viejo, Ell papa hace 10 q1e
quiere: a los viejos y nifios con calal-
quier cosa Sc les contenta, con "bom-
bones," y tam contentos, olvidandose
de 10 que una adivina les predijo ha-
ce POGO, CON quieu hubo l.. b. V. A..
fueron 4 consular que sufririan des--
calabros polfticos, mercantiles, automa-
ticos y hasta algunO le di-o moriria
politicamente, para niInca resucitar y
4 pesar de que falta solo TIN aiio pa
ra la marejada, no por ESQ hay erl--
mienda; solo creyeron en- que tambien
les dijo serian afortunados en- haza--
ias amorosas y con esto hasta Otra
semana.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13

Puerto Rico debe enviar, pr6digamen-
te, su 6bolo para la altisima obra de
honrar al gran puertorriqueho, al que
rinde tan supreme homemade la intelec-
tualidad mas preclara del pals vecino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-13

NM(WlN@
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13
FOR sADE-REA1 ESTATE.
]. E. SHAFFER
615 Kansas Ave. Ind. Phone $50.
GOOD FARMS CHEAP

GOOD FARMS CHEAP.
100 acres II miles from Topeka, " mile
bottom land, in cultivation except 20 acres
OF timber. IS acres alfalfa, fenced hog
tight, balance in corn; good room house,
barn, cribs, plenty of good water Sc, 600.
81 acres Z miles from Topeka, ? miles to
R. r. station; a splendid farm, 35 acres
in corn, % acres alfalfa, good orchard,
balance good blue grass pasture with run
Ming water. coed room house, cellar,
50 acres miles from Topeka postoffice,
Il mile to school, all good smooth land,
all in cultivation except acres meadow,
10 acres alfalfa, good story room house,
$3.50. ' an cummings are new"
16O acres miles from Topeka. A splen-
did farm, 3 miles from r. r. station. 80
land, 80 acres fine meadow, 5 acres or
chard, balance pasture, with acres
timber and running water, good room
house, barn, crib. $55 per acre.
from fine R. r. town; every foot of it is
the very best high bottom land Does not
overflow: all in cultivation except creek,
and acres of good timber fenced hog
good 6 room house, fine large bank barn,
double decked hog house of IS pens, crib,
price $500.
from r. R. station. extra fine location.
good land, all in cultivation, good room
house. $500.
40 acres 9 miles from Topeka. fine Ioca-
acres alfalfa, 4 acres timothy and clover,
good orchard, balance pasture with fine
spring, room house, good well, fine
shade, good barn, crib, poultry house.
5000.
See me before you buy. My speciality
is farms
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13
First Published in Topeka State JourhSi
Sept H. 1909.
PROPOSALS.


Sealed proposals Will vii be received at the
Wednesday. Sept. END. 1902 by the Board
of Managers for the furnishing of all la
Dor and materials for the erection OF q
Boiler and Engine House at the State
Soldiers Home. Dodge. Kans.. and for the
erection of a Commissary Building at ths
Mother Bickerdyke Home, Ellsworth.
Kansas.
Plans and specifications may be seen on
file at the Institutions and in the Office o.
Charles H. Chandler, State Architect, at
the State House
All workmanship and materials for said
work must be in accord with the plans
and specifications.
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
tilted check for three CD per cent OF the
amount bid. Said check to be made pay-
able to A. W. Smith, President OF the
Board of Managers and the same shall Re
forfeited to the State in case the succesF-
ful bicder fails for five days to enter into
contract and furnish the required bonds
as prescribed by law, after award OF con-
tract has been made.
The attention of bidders is called to
which they must comply, this Is commonly
known as the eight hour law.
The right is reserved by the Board to re-
iect any or all bids, or parts of bids. II II
is deemed to be to the States interest to
Proposals will be presented under sealed
covers and shall be marked PROPOSALS
for Erection OF Boiler and Engine House.
and proposals for the Erection OF
Cournissary. and addressed to State
Architect, Charles H. Chandler. Topeka.
TfTF 1PRoARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
STATE SOLDIERS HOME.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13
REA, ESTATE TRANSFERS.


A. F. Shoemaker and wife to W. T.
Mcdonald. lots 46S and 20 MulNahes -,
St Elmhurst. .....-......-.-.-..;..- - 'V'
d. r. Holman to NJ Holman, lot 1l6
and n. Y lis Tyler ST. -. 40
and pit. II Locust St, Mulvane & ooc
Chase's LIST add ;....;;..' 'OD
J Schmidt and wife to w. Murphy 70,
lots 226 and IS HANCOCK 81 -, I''01
lots $50 and 90 Brooks ave-, J. Nor ooc
toms add. -. 4'-oO
]. G. Wilson and wife to o. Shirley go
lots p and 8 18th list, St, stone to M sue 7''S
Plank, lots 4S4 and College ave. ca
W. ". Gavitt to c. S. Gavitt, pit. lot
, Cranes Homestead blk. -:-;---;.-
g. d. Baum to L. P. Roudebush, lot
I24 Jackson
The PrudenutiaI Trust Co. TO E. II.
Wolff, lots 49, and 4 College ave, 81
J. M NJ Farhart and wife to G. F. sills
t b ~ IS NJ ana B SUB S.O nucn@..ii 2OoO
c. W. Byers to H. E Games lot .;
and 80 Laurent St, E. G. Evans -
add. ........-..........-...-- - %
w. S. Hancock and wife to H. c.
Hancock lots 40 and y 9Th ave . o,o
east VeaIe's add. .......-.....-.... 2VO
z r. Erbacher to A NJ. Garrison.
lots COS and 10 Topeka ave, Orcharo ca
Place add OoO
The Shawnee Agency Realty CO. to
uc HSg aye EDWARDS 91 i9hs Tract sub
c. s. Elliott and wife to The Seward
Ave Methodist Episcopal church,
lots > and Scotland ave, Gordon's
w A NefsWanger and wife to G. 5.
Elliott, lots , and Scotland ave. 70
Gordons sub.---..-.-.--.-.--:... 4o0
F G. Thomas and husband 10 Inc
Yer Say. Inv. Co, lot 414 jackson
10
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13
Animated mani
mates.

POTTLE-There
comes { h a t
Clock. He's get
ting SO stuck up
( h a t he wears
glo yes on his
hands.
Vase - You see.
he's engaged to
that heiress. Miss
Bell He's already
given her the ring.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13

Like a Moving
Picture.
T o r A I N E-I
t h / n k Mrs.
Wrinkles young
est is the most
hdgety child I ever
met.
Louise-And she
tells everybody 1t
is a perfect pic
ture.
Lorraine - H'mi
Must be a moving
picture.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13


AN ORDINANCE levying a special as,
sessment upon certain lots and pieces of
ground in the City of Topeka, Shaw
nee County, Kansas, for the purpose
of paying costs of the condemnation and
appropriation of certain land for the
purpose OF widening a portion of the
alley running easterly and westerly in
the block bounded by Ninth Street.
Jackson Street, Tenth Avenue and Kan
sas Avenue. in said city as provided by
Ordinance No. 2s51, approved June 5,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COUNCILMEN OF THE CITY OF
TOPEKA:
Section l. That for the purpose Of pay
ing the amount of costs charged against
certain lots and pieces of ground, mere
matter described in the City of Topeka,
Shawnee County, Kansas. by reason Of
the condemnation and appropriation of
certain land under and by virtue of Ordl-
nance No. 1851, approved June 5. 1909.
for the purposes of widening n portion
of the alley running easterly and wester-
ly in the block bounded by Ninth Street.
Jackson Street, Tenth Avenue and Kan
sas Avenue, there is hereby levied and
assessed against the several lots aid
pieces of ground, hereinafter described.
in the benefit district created by said or
dinance No. 1851 the various sums set OPP
posite the said lots and pieces Of ground
follows, tOwit:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13
The Blush That
WNnII ar

SA uG
Would Come Of.
EsTELLE So
gu h ave
dropped young De
EWell?
c ! a ri C Eyes.
When I went to
lean my cheek on
his shoulder he
Bpread his hand
kerchief over his
eoaA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13

II A 9 K 2 e s ;
Grace trusts
me. I am sure of
II, because she ad-
United her age to
me-
Orme - Wasn't
that clever Of her?
J a c k-How dc
you mean2
Orme -Why-eT
clever to make
you believe fl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13

thirst published in TIE roDexa State
Journal August %. 1901
THIRTY DAY NOTICE OF APPLIcA-
TON OF BUSINESS COLL NC Is Eo1
STATE FS4 OF KANSAS. as
Topeka, Kan. May g.. 1909
Notice Is hereby given that the f9lloW-
ing business colleges Cor commercial de-
partments OF other schools) have made
application to me for a permit to canvass
in the State OF Kansas for the purpose
ing or securing notes for tuition from stu
dents before their registration at the bus
mess colleges (for commercial depart
ments) herein named:
The Anthony Business College, Anthony.
Coffeyville Business College. cOfeyvills.
Kansas.
Clark's Tangible Shorthand College.
Kansas City. Kansas. -
Columbia Business College, Kansas City.
Mo.
lola Business College. lola. Kansas
The Independence Commercial College,
Independence, Kansas
any of the above named colleges or COM
mercial departments are incompetent "a
furnish such course Of instruction e9
they advertise or that the moral surround
ingS of the Institution are not good. or
thai the premises are kept In an un<
healthy condition, or that the agents OF
said institutions use misrepresentation OF
fraudulent methods in securing contracts.
notes. or cash from prospective students,
In such case permit win not be grante4
to such business colleges Cor commefcia1
departmentS.t
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13

dinance as provided by law. the City
Clerk shall transmit certified copy OF
nee County Kansas, and said County
Clerk shall place the several amounts
levied and assessed against each lot and
piece of ground described In section one
of this ordnance upon the tax rolls of
said county, which said several amounts
shall be collected by the county treasurer
of said county as one tax in the same
manner as other taxes and assessments
are collected, as provided by law.
Sec 8. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the official city paper.
Passed the Council, August %, 1909.
Approved, September Z, 1909.
TSealI VIM GREEN, Mayor.
Attest: c. B. BURGE. City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-13
A TradedY.

al A r nee
Not UP yet.
you lazy fellalh.
Reginald-Deuce
take the luck, old
chap. I've lost me
glove stwetchahs
and can't get me
.twousahs on
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An Unconsof ous

An Unconso fous
Compliment.
f r E DIN s 5
Woodson sings
very well. doesn't
she?
Jack - It's her
selections that are
good, not hervoice.
F r e d - Thank
you.
Jack--For what?
Fred - She has
selected me for a
matrimonial part
ler.
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NoncUpporting.
HUBBY No, !
S Cat $haN !

HUBBY NO. l
feel that /
cannot support the
present admins
tration, madam.
, WHEY I'm not
surprised at It,
Henry. I've lived
with you now for
fifteen years. and
I've come to the
conclusion t h a t
you can't support
anything or any
body.
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The Ffean Thlnel
MRS. J. Who
was that fool
you bowed to?
NJ r s. B. M y
husband.
Mrs. J.-Oll. Ter
--I--humbly apol.
ogize; l.
Mrs. B. - Never
mind; I'm not an
CRY. But what a
keen observer you
are!
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The Ants Ances
try.

WHAT makes
Judge Ant so
Stuck up? Is he
any better than
the rest Of us ?"
rs he? Why,
say. the judge is a
direct descendant
of the ant that the
eluggard was sent
to-"
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ORDINANCE NO. 1898.

Published in The Topeka State Journal
September Is, 1901
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The Old Problem.
BACHELOR -

ID ACHELOR-
How do you
like housekeeping?
Benedict-W ell,
it's only a partial
success. The peo-
pie who come to
visit US are well
enough pleased to
stay a long time,
but We can't get
the servant girls
to agree W 1 t h
them.