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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-04

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Tar uHe the day faIIdwfnGr
Farranrs Tqunr- fsr the presesTs
tihn &c yegErahlss organisms. consists
ti1irtF-fge pnrrz or Distilled wahar
wh1ch. whiIs boiling a.I part af WE
arsenic In diHsnIresf The csaiet f'nA
h mtxA,t wi.h an sslIaI part By wsirl.
.af giYeerfue. amt La this IN iissssiFea
THE snns qIantfEE. By wafgtIr df rln
arahir In rhis d1if tle mnHr deia-'s
1innt organisms ara preserved Hiin'F
ably, and IN asfifErfnn, IL ID mot hnnf
avaRGrHrtisa. which, Ia h,iC srunr7s
IL Sf grHar value IL liz pntiHnnuK y
sIurxe.
IN the singular experience rspnff-
q Rlrfss mtssftesiL @ssietE nF "
Chaurrartt an,f Wbfi1L a man and "
wirs we're ralEsn with pneunnuia Wii.l1
a Few hnurx az each either. and me y
e;isa rHn an aIEnnsr flIsnrfeaI e.SHrsF
each cass Their HInesH begin ar :
day In June. following ane IN wu'D
they drunk munh enE.f wHtEr TRIM :
waiL Que enulf nat have ralfsn
fissass from the ather. as in iisHii Z
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had u Simultaneous efEaer That pnf.
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ulrs'sf tiis paEfsnEz seemed 20 %
anig ennciuatau pnazihIs-
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CLOTHING AT HALF PRICE
MUST GO. SIG lEVfscN.
SPECIAL LOT OF $1,000 MEMS
SUITS NOW $tt.75 AT KAiSER's.
MEET ME AT THE CARNIVAL
Marked far oeattn.

"fhree years ago ! was market ror
death. a graveyard cough was tenrins
my lungs TO pieces. Doctors eaiied to
help me, and hope had fed, when my
husband got Dr. Kings New D:seov-
cry" says Mrs. A. G. Williams, of
BAG. Ky. "The first dose helped mo
and Improvements kept ca until Z had
gained IS pounds III weight and my
health was fully restored" This medi-
cine holds the worlds healias record
for coughs and colds and lung and
throat diseases. 1t prevents nneu-
monia, Sold ,,nder guarantee at Roses
drug store, soc and S100 Trih Set
tie free
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zinc Metal Made Into Oxide Of Zinc
and then combined with white lead, Is
used to make L. & NJ. PAINT. Zinc II
imperishable and makes the paiat
wear as long as pure linseed oil vii
hold it to surface. The l.. G. NJ.
PAINT costs only about slZG per gal-
Ion. l.. & NJ Paint Agerf, here is
the Georgia Hardware Company
Brunswick. Ca.
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MEET NE AT THE CARNIVAL
-----------------
EoYs' SUITS ONE. FOURTH Off
AT kAISER'S.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Allrepah work consisting Of watch
es, clocks, jewelry and musical instri-
ments SlEat have been ON hand ,yer
twelve months. II not called for within
the next thirty days, will be sold to
pay charges from January 3, 1909. ra'r
notice to one and all
Respectfully.
C. J. Doerfinuer, The Jeweler.
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Eve specialist.

s1r Williams viii be in Brunswick
for at least ten days. II you have
trouble with your eyes or your glasses
call and see The doctor. Headaches
an / nervous troubles csn be relieved
by Use Of proper glasses. Local refer
enc i exchanged. Prices reasonable
not excrhitant. Glasses fitted from
s. UP. Office 500 Il street, Mrs. Lof-
tias residence.
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5pELlAL LOT OF sT2,5o OVER
COATS AND cRAvENETTES NOW
Sc. go AT kAtSER'S.
@M9Er NE AT THE CARNIVAL"

Your house and sign painting, paper
hanging, calsomilfng, grain work and
all kinds of fancy painting, Prices
right. Give us a trial. We guarantee
all work. See us or drop a card. Adj
eressH. N. Taylor, P. o. Box Nc. I,
Brunswick, Georgia.
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sHAaeAcLoERs, MEsefNo.

brunswick, Ca, Dec ~ 1908.
The regular annual meeting Of he
stockholders of the satioI1i Bank
Of Brunswick. for siie eiecson of y
soSrd Of directors, and the. anansaet-
ION of other Lawful! 1Gsiness, viii De
aeld az the office ec the hank on.
Tuesday. January eth. 1909. at Il
1'eleck, A. ". {. c. Waiter, Cashier.
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Stimulation Without lrrieatfan.

oumutat on Without irriEdtf1n.
That is the matcawo.d Plat IL
What Foley's Oripo Laxative dies.
Cleanses and stimulates the bowels
Etrhor; irritation N any fezrs. Fsz
sale AZ Niorgan's dtug stor2
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LIFE IS BUT a CIGARETTE.

Lies smoke ma belle coquette-
Dainty, sweet and quick to go;
Vanish care and vain regret
In its warm and rudy glow
Like old love dreams. lingering low,
Soft the smoke-rings. piroauette
In mystic to-and- fro
Life Is but cigarette.
Ger Life's ashes do not fret;
Every puff's a year or so.
Grasp the burning charm that yet
On fey Tire gods bestow.
life were lost If it were slow.)
Harp and song and castanet,
Mirth aud hope are theirs who know
Life Is but cigarette.
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L'Envoi.

Princess, as your soft lips blow
Smoke wreaths naughty suffra-
gettes)
Rights Of man are yours-but oh,
Make my life your cigarette!
Puck.
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personal :
AND SOCIAL

10 be most charming hostess. Eu-
ehre was played and in the award Of
prizes the guests token went to Mrs.
w. c. Lemen. while Mrs d. VI. Beggs
captured the club prize Miss Ethel
Elliott will entertain the club next
! Wednesday afternoon.
The wedding of Miss Mildred Lyons
and Mr.. Arthur J Nicholson will
take place this evening at Z o'clock at
the Presbyterian church Owing to
the illness Of Rev Thomas, the cere-
mony will be performed by Rev. N.
Roseborough, evangelist of the Sayan-
nah Presbytery. The wedding will he
very pretty one and will be attend
ed by large number of friends of
the contracting parties. who are un-
usually popular After the ceremony
they will leave on wedding trip to
Cuba. No reception will follow the
wedding.
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Just out, rev model L. c. Smith
Typewriter. G. r. Anderson, agent.
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The friends Of Mrs. 4. f. Taylor will
regret to learn that she is quite ILL.,
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Collections.
Send ali your overdue accounts TO
Southeast Georgia
Mercantile Agency

Box us. Lumber City, Ga.
Time, trouble and postage saved.
Collections everywhere. Prompt re-
turns. Fixed rates. References. No
charges unless we collect. correspoE-
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4MEET NE AT THE CARNIVAL"
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Miss Stella Torras leaves today to
visit Mrs. Percy s. Bacon in Fernan-
dina. "a.
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rAe oRi6.rAL ~ ~-.. IL. syrup
KENNEDY LfS rHF !!!!5NSY epTke
RsA Csv-t ~ ,s 4. t->-- e.,.-
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Mrs. Ralph Topper will entertain
the Six Hand Elchre club and few
other friends this afternoon.
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regret 70 learn thdt sne is quite III.
Miss Stella Torras leaves today to
visit Mrs. Percy S. Bacon in Fernan-
dina. 81
Mrs. Ralph Topper viii entertain
the Six Hand Euchre club and a few
other friends this afternoon.
The Acacia club will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. J. S. Dun
woody.
A little son is being welcomed at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Day
export.
A meeting OF the Epworth League
win be held tonight at the First Meth
udist church after the regular prayer
meeting.
Mrs. r. B. upper entertained in
formally at cards last night. A large
number of guests were present and
the evening was pleasant one
Mrs. H. f. Dunwody entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon compli-
mentary no her guests, Mrs. HollIns
Randolph and Mrs. Reuben Arnold. of
Atlanta.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Smith entertained
The Monday afternoon euchre club yes
terday afternoon. A full membership
oi the club and several invited guests
were nresent and Mrs. Smith proved
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The Acacia club will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon by Mrs j. S. Dun
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A little son IS being welcomed at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Day-
export.
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c}OClE7Y

An informal reception was held at
the Y. M c. A building Tuesday night
for Thomas Pryor Gore, the blind SEN
ator of Oklahoma. Mr.. o. L. Cope, for
many years personal friend OF Inc
senator's, gave the reception in his nom
or after the lecture at the Auditorium,
and in spite OF the lateness of the hour,
about 200 people were there. Senator
Gore has been blind from his early
boyhood, but the pluck courage and
perseverance. that took him through the
public school, the high school, the
Mississippi university and a law school.
have carried him to the top in his pub
lie career and placed him among the
foremost men of the nation. The honor
81 meeting. personally a man of his
kind is not a small one.
X x
The ladies of the Priscilla club enter
tanned their husbands at a Halloween
party Saturday evening at the home of
avenue. The house was beautifully
decorated in bittersweets, autumn
leaves, corn, and jack o'lanterns light
ed the entire house. The guests were
met at the door by two witches and
we're shown upstairs. and then to the
witches tent where a great deal of the
evenings pleasure was had. Cider was
served from the punch bowl in the den.
ard refreshments were in keeping with
the day. The following persons were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Will Amos. Mr.
and Mrs. o. N. Neil, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Suit, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Will
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Williams. Mr.:
n. E. Copeland. Miss Birtha Taylor, Mr..
erd Mrs. Harry Stevenson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schiller, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Steel
Mr.. and Mrs. Rease VanSant, Miss
Madge Moore. Invited guests We're:
Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Rev. and Mrs
Whitellesey. Mrs. J, c. Mcclure of Sid
peV Ohio Mr. and Mrs Christensen,
Mrs. Minnie Pugh.
X X
At a regular meeting of the West
minister Athletic club, held Tuesday
for this winter was given bv Mr.
George Fair, vice president at large of
the Southwest Postal association; his
subject being 1.-The Postal Service
The object of these lectures is to ex-
plain in practical way the different
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trades and to help young men in
choosing the occupation for which
they are best suited. The lecture was
flghiy instructive, and another talk
Will be given November Is, taking up
different subject.
Mrs. w. G. Shaw gave a luncheon
Thursday at her home. 1922 Mulyane
street, in honor of her sister, Mrs. ]. c.
Mcclure of Sidney. Ohio. Covers were
1aId Tor ten, Mrs. ]. c. Mcclure, Mrs
Berrle of Wheeling. Va, Mrs. Clayton
o. Chicago, Mrs ]. D. Patterson. Mrs.
=. Martin. Mrs. J. r. Thompson. Mrs,
William Wilson. Mrs. A. Alexander. Mrs.
H. H. Stevenson. Mrs. DR.. Mitchell.
Mrs. George Hunt, S07 Topeka ave-
nue., will entertain Thursday afternoon
N honor of Mrs. B. T. Chase of Oak
land, Cal
Mrs. M. NJ. Miller, 32S Willow ave-
nue., entertained informally Tuesday
afternoon for Mrs. Blaine Vosberg of
Thayer, Kan, who is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. G. F. Worley.
A masquerade Halloween party was
given Monday night by Miss Pearl
Phillion at her home, 9O4 East Tenth
street. The house was prettiIy deco
rated with autumn leaves and jack O.
'anterns. After games refreshments
were served. The following guests
were present: Miss Grace Forbes,
Miss Bessie Hurst, Miss Cora Sheplar,
Miss Rebecca Wilkerson, Miss Ethel
Strong, Miss Josephine Harris, Miss
Anna Hammond, Mr.. Joseph Miller
Mr.. Harvey Shannon. Mr. Carl Bush
and Mr.. Guy Phillion.
X X
The following young people enjoyed
4 steak roast Tuesday evening: Miss
Stella Johnson, Miss Addie Tulien,
Miss Esther Charlson, Miss Manda
lsaacson, Miss Laura Bergeson, Miss
Magnhild Void, Miss Esther Ander-
son, Miss Clare Peterson, Miss Anna
Erickson. Mr.. Clarence Johnson, Mr.
George Erickson, Mr.. George Tulien
Mr.. Arthur Johnson, Mr.. Richard
hlstrom, Mr.. Danielson, Mr.. Elmer
Ahlstrom, Mr.. Arthur Nelson and Mr.
Herbert Youngblom.
x X X
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Rex left
Saturday for Chicago to be gone
week. Mrs. Rex will visit her sister,
Mrs. w. ]. Hickox of Peoria, ILL.,, two
weeks before her return,
Mr.. Will Goodrich and Miss Mar
garet Goodrich left for st. Louis today.
Mr.. Goodrich lives in ST. Louis but
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Kent Bible Lectures.

burn college, have secured for two
lectures Professor C. F. Kent, of Yale
university. Professor Kent is highly
recommended by President Sanders
who was associated with him at Yale
and is well known as the author of the
Historical Bible He will also lecture
at the Kansas university His lee
lures in Topeka are as follows:
November 6. Washburn chapel
"The Aims and Methods of the Great
Teacher"
itoriun-"Place of Religions Educa-
ton in Modern Life"
Admission for the two so cents;
single admission. 35c. Tickets at
Stansfield's or at the office of super
intendent of public schools.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

After a transcontinental leap from
New York to the Pacific. Going Some
a concoction Of wit. 'rah 'rah and lariat,
love and laughter, which Paul Arm
strong and Rex Beach have fabricated
into a comedy, will be transplanted to
the Grand stage for a limited engage
ment; opening is on Friday evening and
continue for two days with matinee
Saturday
Little Christina. the ventriloquist on
the bill a. the Novelty this week is a
treat Topeka has never had before.
Miss Christine is one of the cleverest
ventriloquists that has ever appeared
here.
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Went Nearly to the Top.

Nairobi, British East Africa, Nov. 3.
II. Alden Loring, the naturalist, and
major Edgar A. Means. returned here
today from their expedition to Mount
Kenia. The climbers assembled the
mountain to an estimated height of
$500 feet, reaching the highest point
which it was possible to attain without
the aid of alpine stocks This was
within 700 feet of the summit. They
collected specimens of more than 1000
birds and mammals and made many
photographs of the mountain.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-Between 18th and Mulvane and
18th and Tyler, gold Washburn 1906
class pin. Return to J. NJ. Stark COS
Kansas avenue and receive reward.
MUST SELL my house, also choice so
feet vacant It's your chance to get
snap. Cali 416 Woodlawn ave-. or phone
2I7-2 rings.
A STRAY MULE came to my place on
the 17th day of October; it's gray mule
years old, has a wart on left hind foot
has been worked: it's 4 miles east of
Dover and l6 miles southwest of Topeka
and miles northwest of Auburn, on what
is known as the old Koci place Address
Henry Reaser. Auburn, Kan-s r. F. D. a
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Too-Oua-Stee Is Dead.

vinita, Okla, Nov. 3.-Dewitt Clin-
ton Duncan, the well known Cherokee
writer and statesman, died at his home
here today, aged rs. Mr.. Duncan
wrote many articles on Cherokee af-
fairs and poems under the Indian
rame of "Too-Qua-Stee."
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Have your keys made and locks repaired
by F. A. Bauman. 215 Kan. ave. Bell 1882
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LEGAL.
lf1rst published in The Topeka Stat
Journal October IA, 1851
NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED


NOTICE OF SALE SALE OF UNCLAIMED
Ing described properly WIN Be sold at pub
Old Fe freghf hous Dlddsr at tss
4th. 1909 if not called for before that Tine
49, ~ Possession Tor. SIX months and
over sale COMMENCES 8 va st g:s9 a. m
Trunks and boxes unffer SAM. Fa
checks: 107s12, S59937, 5572S2. SS3sS7. ss1seo'
ss5 soasso 5Sas47 5ss1s ssSi5 1885,, s59SsG
sllss9 $685. 4s ssssss ss55ss $685. SsS s s1Ss
80 Ss1Ssa 1Ool44 ss64sl $3.50 s440i. 2s4s7.
1921 SS569S 1929 Sl267, 549l14. 1861 SS6sSs
S56457. 1926 s67650 2s623 2s264s' 1855 1SSOSS
ssSs sso ss SsS5ss 4 sss a2 1884
5Sss lsss $3.50 5sass s sass 2 sssls
9 sdl , sS2S4s aa1o4s 1lo7l S4ss i5ilo $50,
Baby cabs and bicycles, check numbers:
6SSS, $3.50 1915, $685. $751; $685.. 1850 10215.
s sSsS 4SS $685. 5os 1855. 7so4o 4SS7l 10i4s
SYit ,S cases check Nos s5ao54 $685. s12oe.
ss s sSiSs so 1895 Ss 4s 2l5Ss
7s1792 65425i. s74so4. a7sSss, $3.50 5aoSi. 5cSSs
1562S5, 6z31. 64S55. 4s15n, ssI62S. 1916, sSS2S6'
sSss5 ssssss ias s4lss5 sloolse 1855 sss iss
6osS4 42S72S, SsSs2s, $500 1927 63sl2 i2S2i5.
1885, 7 1853 1856 7sss s 1874
712Ss5 4s14SS ss1s. So7sz7. sisoss. 1s7s5, ssSsio
6Sg16. 1O5325, 629994, 105324 $780, S43OO2 92O02S
1919. 1000. S74S05, 771250 41oS7 6S6lS4 759i73
sS54 3ll1S2 141S40. 517566. 2139S7 1885, 17SO31,
:, Bundles Es check Nos ae1s. ZIG so4so2, 1551@.
dl4644, 526371, 374524 10S37s 1921 1867, 570S60
s2a522. 25Ssos 5042s 12so57 ssOO0s 1425os $3.50.
722S22, 69l10 31175O. 277421 41S0S5 PHASE 1888,
1889 lsosos seoa55 ss47s5 2ssass issos7. ISIS.
56I61S. 39S711 S64015, 3S151, S11410 506631 E6208
$780, 1855, 5o97s4 CASSIE 1s0502 43SOss 5o6542,
aS6SS 922445. 1So501, 211457 522230 213O69 1886.
S292S 62293S, 534010 213359. S62e42 9oO66S 76O1S0
s e. 67M24; 2s7s5s. $500, s11s11. ssssl1.
1869, 1040S4, 32927
Telescopes. check Nos. 764sz7. s25s4s,
SSIo27. l563S, 554917. S214o1. 406lsS, 4633SS,
s ss2 5 sIsss ssse s15s S. ss $s $ss
5 524S@, 1926. s7S7O5. 1sSs07 s352s2. 6Oss7O.
5 9s1o s7sssS S5s1 2so5s2 1lO171. S5sSSl,
d dSesS5 1922 l7ss2 sIsess ssoss l7so2 2s27
S1519. 992355. 231S37, 9061SS, 1904
Also a number of grips, suit cases,
packages and other articles not checked.
found in depots and on trains
P. WALSH,
General Baggage Agent
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Wells Fargo & Co.. will sell I'M
claimed matter ct public auction COM
mencing Saturday morning, Novem Der
6, at 120 East Fourth street
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washburn Cider Works will deliver cider
every Monday, Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday. Ind. 2315 Black
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PAYMENT HOUSES

PAYMENT HOUSES
Did you pay rent this month? Do you
always intend to pay rent? We will sell
you a home on easy payments.
1916 West 18th street, rooms, new and
modern, basement, ~ lots, gas heat and
light, piece bath, hot and cold water. A
dandy home for the very easy terms.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Phones sos. 534 Kansas Ave.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Cheap, new room house.
Darn. lots, half block Oakland car;
payments. 40S Poplar st.
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FREE DIsPENsARY.
UNDERWRITING.

L. NJ. PENWELL. funeral director and
embalmer. First class service, reason
able prices s11 Quincy st. Both phones In
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TAXES ALL PAID.
81, S5O-Dandy new room residence, gas
for heat and light, well, barn, 11a east
front lots, nice location; terms.
PARTNERSHIP REAL ESTATE CO..
Floyd J. Evans, Mgr.
sol Jackson. Ind 92S.
WANTED-Eastern land to exchange for
Send US a list of what you have and
what you wish to exchange for. We will
furnish you an exchange. Littlefield s.
Schaffert, Grange, California.
$1,S75.
rm. house, years old, gas |. and h.,
city water and sink, bricked cellar, good
barn, 2 lots, 1 blk. of West side car, less
than cost.
$4,000.
s rrn. all modern house, 21s lots. on
corner, 10 blks west, old shade, barn,
cut $500.
Impd $50 Ellis Co., Okla, so cultivated,
small house and stable $3.50 per a.. $40
mtg, take so in Shawnee Co. or good city
property. See
w M. FORBES & CO.. 1o7 w. 7th.
= rooms, city, gas, lots, barn. $500;
$500 or $500 cash; payments.
rooms, city water, gas. $3.50; 500 or
$500 cash: payments
Both phones $50. Res. Ind. 2546 White.
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T. AISds
General Baggage Agent.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1901

Journal Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1901
State of Kansas, Shawnee County, S.
In the matter of the estate of Olive l..
Brewington, late of Shawnee county,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of October, A. D. 1909, the UNDERSIGNED
was, by the Probate Court of Shawnee
county, Kansas, duly appointed Adminis-
traitor de bonis non with the will annexed,
Of the estate of Olive l. Brewington, late
of Shawnee county, deceased. All parties
interested in said estate will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
CdAS. F. SPENCER,
Administrator, de bonis non. with the VIII
Annexed
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First published in The Topeka. State
Journal Wednesday. Nov. & 1909.

State of Kansas, Shawnee County, SIS.
In the Matter of the Estate of Harry
Jones, late of Shawnee County, Kansas
Notice of Appointment. Notice is hereby
given that on the 9th day of September,
A. d. 1909, the undersigned was, by the
Probate Court of Shawnee County Kan
sas, duly appointed Administrator of the
estate Of Harry Jones, late. of Shawnee
County, deceased All parties interested
in said estate will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
ANTHONY M ROBINSON, Administrator
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Kinder schrot0n
MACE FiETCHER'S
GAS 7 ORt
YicbmGrftc.

II. g. Darbs, Eittsburg, go,
t6. Sept. - Hinopieb. Gorrotb
leidt, itetig; Choice $50 bis 7,26.
Sd)oie. - Gorrotb leift . lteti9;
Erimo ipetbcrS 4.S5 bis 800; Guaa
ltio oroinGre 80 bis 300; 2Gmmer
40 bis $50; Seal GolpeS 900 bis
$50.
Sd)Deinc. - 3ufnbr gut Iloll;
Yrima id)lpere mo mittlere S.45 bis
$50; id)mere Dorfers $40 bis $40;
leidte Dorfers 800 bis SIS; Serfcl
10 bis $50; rolibe 600 is $50.
Gbicogo, 16. Sept. - Hinopieb.
-3uiubr 5000; Worft itetig; Stierc
$50 bis $50; aiibe $50 bis 5.25;
Rinoer $50 big 600; 0uGen 8 bis
4.S5; adlber 800 bis 800; Stoders
unb Seebers 3.75 bis 5.25.
SdJpcine. - 3uInbr 10000; Toe.
b6ber; Choice ibmere $40 bis $50;
Ieid)te genniid)t SIS bis $50; gboic,
leid)te $50 bis S.45; Yading 7.e5
biz SIS; 6erfel 5.25 bis 10;
6ollptperfGiiie 5u $40 biz S.35.
SdJaic. = 3ufubr 1900; Worlt
itetig; Sdoic 4.25 bis 5.15; Gam.
mler $50 bis $50; SGbrlinge 900
biz $50.
Gincinnuti 8, 16. Sept. =
&inOpieb. - 3uinbr $40; ilou; quite
clippers $50 bis $50; oroinGre
2.25 bis 3.75.
Shmeine. = 3ufmbr 2231; ilau
mo 1Oc. bis 15e. n%iebriger; Out.
ders unb clippers $50 bis $40.
oroin1re 40 bis 7.25.
Sdafe. 3uiubr 1880; itetiG;
1.75 bis 40; Q1mner $50 bis $50.