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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
RECALL FORCES
PREPARED FOR
VIGOROUS WAR
ALL COMMITTEES IN FULL
WORKING ORDER
VOLUNTEERS SEND IN REPORTS
FULL OF GOOD OMEN
House to House Canvassers Show
Alexander Universal Favorite.
Vote Among Laborers
Most Significant

Members OF the Municipal league and
supporters of the recall movement have
planned an active week. Three meet
ings already have been arranged. at all
Of which Mr.. Alexander Is scheduled to
speak. Several other meetings are con-
teinplated.
The meetings as decided on so far are
rs follows:
Tuesday, March 0-Miller's hall, 8313
Pasadena avenue, at o'clock. The
speakers will be George Alexander. La
mar Harris and DIR. Philalefha ). Mich
elsen. Music will be provided.
Thursday, March li-Masonic hall.
Thlrty-third and Main streets. at 8
O'Clock. Speakers, George Alexander
and Thomas Wooiwiuc.
Friday, March I2-Henderson hall,
23051s South Union avenue, at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. Alexander Will address this meet
Ing and other speakers whose names viii
he announced later will also talk on
campaign Issues.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
DOCTOR IN SAN FRANCISCO
LOSES MEMORY ONE WEEK

SAN FRANCISCO. March GA Curl
Gus case of lapse of memory is en-
gaging the attention of the physicians
at the central emergency hospital.
DR.. j. S. Richards. who recently was
graduated from an eastern medical COL
lege, walked into the place today and
asked for medical attendance.
He said that for more than week he
had been wandering about the streets,
sleeping in the parks. unable to remem-
ber who he was, where he came from
or where he could find his friends.
This morning he recovered sufficient
Iy to recall his identity He arrived
recently from Portland, Ore, where he
had begun the practice of his profess
sion, and was on his way to Los An
geles, when about a week ago he went
into drug store with a friend, whose
name he gave. After that his memory
was a blank until today.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
PR0-HARPER ENTHUSIAST
TOO j0vIAL; ARRESTED

william q. Mcdonald. a prominent
real estate dealer and member of the
firm Of Mcdonald & stott. was arrested
last night at Third and Spring streets
while loudly advocating the reelection
OF Mayor Harper.
Accoring to the patrolmen who made
the arrest Mcdonald had been drinking,
and in the midst OF hnrangue In which
he declared himself for Harper, COM
mitted acts that cahsed his arrest ON a
misdemeanor charge.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
EASTERN

Speaker Cannon worried as to personnel of
next committee ON rules.
Portrait ordered painted as tribute to John
sharp Williams proves such poor likeness
soons are ashamed TO give It to him.
Carer Harrisons famous homestead in Chi
cago torn down.
Christian Advocate, temperance paper, makes
curious blunder and apologies.
Prominent pedagogue declares II Roosevelt
goes to Africa he will not return alive.
Eighteen cuprits tied to post and beaten with
CATO -ninetails In Delaware.
Attorneys rest in trial OF Colonel Cooper at
Nashville and arguments will begin tomorrow.
Kaiser sends fine portrait to art exhibition
In Boston.
Defense committee in charge OF Jan Pouren's 5
case to urge that Russia be notified or termina-
tion of offensive treaty.
Fighting Bob Evans ridiculss fear of war
with Japan.
Church scandal in Chicago shocks society and
ends In pastors resignation.
w. j. Bryan to aid in hght against tubercu-
losis.
Conservation commission to be continued
under new regime.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
EIGHTEEN CULPRITS
TIED TO POST AND
GIVEN 1926 LASHES

WILMINGTON, Del, March e.-Today
was the biggest whipping post day In
the criminal record of Delaware.
Eighteen cuIprits were whipped at the
workhouse for various Offcnses, princi-
pally larceny, and the total number Of
lashes inflicted was 255.
As genuine cat-o-nine-tails is en-
ployed for the purpose of castisation a
total of s295 stripes was laid across the
bare backs Of the unfortunate men.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
PRINCESS OF JAPAN WILL
BECOME BRIDE NEXT APRIL
Agent of Imperial Household Goes
fAIroad to Purchase Jewels
and Clothing

TOXIC, Monday, Feb. S.-The we'd
ding of Princess Kane. daughter of
the emperor, with Prince Kita Shira-
kawa will take place about the middle
of April
Mr.. NamasaIi of the imperial house,
hold department, who recently re-
turned from Europe, where he pur-
chased a number of articles needed for
the wedding, had an audience with the
emperor recently and gave an account
of his trip.
(, 1t is reported that the clothing was
purchased in London, and several
pieces of jewelry, including necklaca
valued at $4,000 and a finger ring at
$500 in Paris.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
Fanatics Arc Arraioned

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 6.--John
Sharp, better known as adam God"
and his wife, Melissa Sharp. were
given preliminary hearing today anl
held to the criminal court charged
with the murder of Patrolman Michael
Mullane Sharp, a religious fanatic,
and John Pratt. his first disciple, in
company with their families, attacked
the city police here on December 8 of
last year Two policemen, Pratt.
Pratt's 11-year-old daughter and a by
stander were killed.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07

JOIN liiS h6hI
against the spread
of tuberculosis. Mr..
Bryan. who was in
this city on his way
to Newark. N. j.,
called on Nathan
Straus and dis
cussed Mr.. Straus'
long fight for the
prevention of tuber-
culosis by the Pas
teurization of milk.
Mr.. Bryan said:
"I have been inn
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07

facts, vividly shown in the tubercu-
losis exhibition now in Philadelphia,
and I hope that this exhibition will be
brought out to the great west, so that
the people out there can be shown
the dangers and the way 70 overcome
them by fresh air, healthful habits.
cleanliness and Pasteurization of milk,
II hope to use the opportunities that
I have i'm lecturing in various parts OF
the country to aid In this fight, and
particularly to spread the knowledge
OF the fact that Nathan Straus has
demonstrated, namely, that milk can
be separated from the list of causes of
tuberculosis by Pasteurization."
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
COAST

Woman in Washington, re-wed in belief first
husband was dead suddenly meets him face TO
face finds he is rich and both husbands
for divorce.
Boy dies under chloroform In San Francisco.
State Bank Commissioner c. II. GaTrouttee
i'll In San Francisco.
Woman in Bay city ends life while despond-
ent.
Coast artillery corps in Washington breaks
all records in target practice.
Man arrested In Seattle on charge of at
tempt to murder woman by tying her to rail-
read track.
Street car conductor in Salt Lake robbed and
left tied to rails TO be run over by car.
wealthy widow of Sacramento weds her
chauffear
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
Epidemic at College

PROVIDENCE, r. L.. March g.
Some uneasiness has been aroused at
Brown university here by what is be-
lieved to be an epidemic of diphtheria.
Four students We're taken to the hos
pital Yesterday.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
FOREIGN

Balkan situation grows much more seriousi
Emperor Francis Joseph DECLINES to participate
in hrbitration conference; war scare Increases
Princess OF Japan TO become bride next week
Relations Of Denmark and Iceland decidedly
unfrendly.
United States to prevent clash between Hon
Iduras and Nicaragua.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
srArE LEGIsLATURE

Governor signs six measures. including one
requiring cleanliness in all places. where food
or edibles are prepared or manufactured.
Committeeman declines to set date for sine
die adjournment and end of session is yet sew
erai weeks OF.
Resume of week shows few important meas
ures adopted in either house.
johnson withdraws anti-Japanese resolution
and submits a substitute. -t
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Showers Sunday; light west wind.
Maximum temperature yesterday, So
degrees; minimum, 48 degrees.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-07
BRYAN WILL AID IN
ANTl-PLAGUE FIGHT
With Nathan Straus, Noted Nebraskan
Discusses Crusade Against Con-
sumpton--ls Impressed
by Success

NEW YORK, March 6.--William ].
Bryan announced today that he will
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3 Mhment vice is MOI pt 4
q thr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-17

sALE-sCoTr
IA
COUNTY SEAT rnIABLE
A
A R r Z A
CULTIVATION
FA 50
100
BALANCE A
RANCH BUILDINGS; A WILLS
1
PRICE
&
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ron sALE-REA1 ESTATE.
WANT OFFER.

on 1917 Mulvane. gas heat and light
barn. 3 bedrooms. large pantries and
closet. cistern and city water. IL lots.
east front, paved street. one block from
car line. near Washburn college.
W. D. THOMPSON & co.
1861 W. 5th ST. Ind: 1873.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE FOR FARM.

8 lots, room house, cellar, well, els
tern, city water. 3 piece bath, porches,
hard wood finish house in good condi-
ton, blocks car line, West side, barn
14x1S Owner wants to trade this on a
farm Cash price $500. What have you
to offer?
w. T. DAWSON & co.
Phones: 1885 Ais. Room 2, Mulvane Bldge
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1sths elotse dsten snalb barn.
zroon stoves
a 7
city
fol light
E wall
Kansa n mecan roperies
H.
est n COLUMBIAN BUILDING
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ZOE sAnE-rnAr. EsrArr
FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE
80 IDEAL couNrRY HonrE.

HOME
acres Sai n Lyon Co. Kan southeast
acres hog pasture
sss" s ss' s :@ Tsa ~ ss9. :: tss
IMPROVED FARMS
ns 80 ~fs a ssas ven nBa fsaea sna level
acres IN alfalfa 10 acres in orchard 1
ifsoidh weeks per s"- 4 '' WIZ" Tor run D
@ tie soaa VIM s sa H:laas Ss s8 bali
Chase .lf..
to eeT aSs
cultivation acres in pasture u blue grass
m snSsd s1oa n9u an 1s5e s90a fd lots d living
he 5 90 to farrhP per % W ~ ~
aeresim improved $50; oacresim improved $50
@ st. os a % % oe s s ss's @ sr
' s 9 9P p ss: an fenced " and barn. running 100
q ven s s s s n si hss .ss ;sss
odsmaa. community
@ e ores 9 o a s r9 Sc p as as level as floor all
Pratt Co.
". W MANsPEAKER & CO
AVENUE TOPEKA KANSAS
BARGAINS CITY PROPERTY
On Morris bath
s' s' ss ss s s aa . es and city wa
nHar-on 100000
p sl'Ha months STREET price a a e strictly modern oak "'n' rents for -"
finish $3.50
On to
On
nueo
On Chandler, cottage east
On b n s ios p aus " 6 "a " BATH good shade large
rg a s9 ss.a s ss HARRISON s ss. Two lots
house.
w. W. MANsPEAKER
s KANSAS AVENUE TOPEKA KANSAS
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FOR EXCHANGE Splendid 80. IL miles
N. w, no building; IS can be cultivated.
IS in corn and is fine, 20 for fail wheat
"a, so0 Take $500 Topeka rental, balance
easy.
s., 600 equity in a acre truck farm in
Shorey; well improved, for $1,000 stock of
groceries.
]. D. MILLER & co.
els Kansas Ave. Both Phones.
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loo GARFIELD AVE.
4 lots. corner. 1920. (s93O tomorrow.
4o5 FILLMORE. 10 ROOMS.
Did you look at this for 81. SIS?
TRADE 903 CLAY STREET
80 lots, II rms 81, 600; ST. 600 mtge
PAY S275 DOWN
Balance 1865 pr. mo-, rms IL lots
near Washburn. Price only 81 575
THE KNOWLES HOME.
1035 Taylor, 8 rms, modern 5000.
1874 EAST 9Th.
rms, q it.. cut to sS75.
SOUTH TOPEKA, $3.50
rm- cottage 115 lots. $3.50 down
NICE 5 ACRES, $500
HIGHLAND PARK all alfalfa land
LOTS, LOTS, LOTS.
6hMHURsT, PoTwIN. H. P. c. r.
POTwIN HOME $4,000.
Modern. E. frt., paved. want bid.
CENTRAL PARK HOMES
New. modern, $500, $4,000. $4,000. etc
Rentals, Insurance. Loans, Farm and
City property. List your farms with us
Tor the fall and winter trade. Have had
buyers for hundreds of acres this week
W. NJ. FORBES & CO.,
l0I W. 7th st. Topeka, Kansas.
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EXCHANGE LIST.

room house. large barn, IS lots. toward
Gage Park, worth 5000. Want>residence
property about same value.
acre, Maple Hill, good improvements;
take city property about same value.
s1,6OO.
1 acre. improved. west of Washburn.
81, 800. Wants city property.
rooms, new and modern, Topeka ave.
Take cheaper property on this. $4,000.
F. M. DRAKE, STRAUSS AGENCY.
Ind s94. Bell 1881.
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~-e>-~~-|-~~-~-~--~~-~S-
JAMES 3. HAYDEN. Jswsler and optl-
monds silverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
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UNDERTAKING..


L. M. .PEHwELIs funeral director ana
embalmer. First. class service, reason
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nnscEnLANEous.

MISCELLANEOUS.
WALL PAPER-End of season sale We
have a very large assortment to pick
from and are selling at greatly reduced
prices. @. E. Lawson, 2oS w. 7th st.
CONCRETE CISTERNs. walks, Zoe, and
garbage burners, cellar. floors. &C. Call
2629-Ieng 8. J. NJ Brain
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WANT oFFER-sa5oo-wANr oFFEn.

WANT INTERNATIONALLY oFFER-
paint andde price Is wills
BARNES REAL ESTATE
Ave
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A
IA
nnu
leaving city, have an oner a
Of nqu part
W. C STEPHENSON & CO. 500 Kansas Avenue
IND PHONE Nc. PHONE No 1850
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COTTAGE AT 14a POLK STREET $500
ROOM MODERN
MACE CLASS
CONDITION. A
FINE REASONABLE
C.. G..
7sS
&
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20 ACRES.
miles west of Topeka, room cottage.
cellar, cistern, wells, barn s2x42, chicken
house 12x32 2 acres alfalfa, Il acres tame
pasture. is acres in corn, balance with
building; all can be plowed; pasture fenced
with woven wire on two sides, #. high;
100 yards to school and church; incum-
brance 1925. Price $500. rheumatism
reason fer selling.
w. T. DAWSON & CO..
Room 2. Mulvane Bldg.
FOR SALE-2 lots with six room house.
See owner 80 West 18th
ACRE TRACTS.
2 acres, fine improvements, So, 200.
y acre, s r. new house, $3,000.
5 acres, no improvements, $500.
II acres, good improvements, $500
acres, improved, $1,000
IS acres, new improvements, 81. 900.
1919 acres fine improvements, $4,000
we have so other small tracts around
the city. -
Ind Phone 1901. 104 East Sixth.
FOR sALE-My modern home. east front,
shade, cistern, barn. Inquire 8l5 Fill
more.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two Oakland
FOR SALE-South 21st ST. new three
roomed house, shade, corner lot. pretty
location. $500. Terms. Take horse and
buggy in trade. Address Home, Journal
MR.. FARMER,
We wish to call your attention to this so
acre farm, at $40 per acre, Il miles south
east of Topeka, 31a miles good country
town; So acres bottom land, SO acres under
cultivation, 2 acres orchard, Is acres tim
Der pasture; well watered. Rent pays
good interest on price of farm. 5 room
house Act quickly. Some one else may.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
Phones 500. 534 Kansas Ave.
IL. YOU want to sch or rent your prop
erty, list it with u.s. We have parties
that are waiting to buy and rent. w. w.
Manspeaker, $40 Kan. ave. Topeka, Kan
LIST your farms with us Il you want IL
sell. we have several parties wanting
to buy farms in the eastern and south
eastern part of the state. w. w. Man
speaker, s19 Kansas avenue.
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TRANSFERS AND STORAGE.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. packs, ships and stores household
goods. Tel 1s6. Clarence Skinner, 6lf
Quincy St
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$50 cAsHa
you paying sell
q
%.
Kansas Ave
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REMIT
monthly pay
men
Inside
be bought
have county Kansas bottom land who
blu
onic or I
beautiful residence me show
the property Monday nornin
zERsE1 ESTATE co
SIS kansas Room siao serU. P
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sTRAYED OR sToHFN.
sTRAYED OR BTOLsEN-Ldsht bay mare.
Is hands h1gh. from 1Jrd and Adams 81
small star on right hind hoch. Reward.
Bell dZ-2 rings,
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FOR SALES room modern cottage, gas,
bath. electricity, large china closet and
pantry built in kitchen. Large new barn,
one block from Governors mansion. on
paved street and half block from street
car, $500, or will trade for two story
modern house in good location and pay
difference Address Cottage, care Journal.
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n
VanB ST., is for ae,a good vestnent se enc
in IS cas- 'front.'
within blocks line houses VIII
lot sin all Of the Getty.
on Kansas ave a barga for ONE one
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FOR SALE.
2,49o. On corner near washburn. College.
lots, East front. old shade, 7
room house. gas for light and heat.
$1,000. room cottage beside basement IN
der entire house. East front lots,
within walking distance for dinner
of center of city.
WILSON & NhISWANGER.
Phones 94s. Ill West 9Th ST.
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so ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
so acres miles of Topeka 80 acres bot
tom, 45 in corn, % pasture 10 acres mead
ow; room house; barn and other out
buildings; a No. 1 farm; $780, crop and
Immediate possession; SIS, $50 possession
March l. 1910.
JOE RADCLIFFE, WITH
RODGERS, DAVIS & co.
10 West this. Either phone as.
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sion fnouthr rent Price 1900
store in
the of
~ ~ Us ABOUT
81 Kansas Ave
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CAPITAL CITY vITRIFIED BRfcK 4
/. PANING CO. ei4 y. eth st Mfgs. %
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BothP hons1 Kansas Ave-
finish. etc lots asst 'front.' Owner Gavin
s7O0-Ne Z modern hou
IN. new room mod front
OF Vest
per month
OF barn.
In
$15gy News rooneo cash.
-Closei n st.
gardening; own California; seIo uiek
$1SO lots hoase
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ron sALE-REA1 ESTATE.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.

SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Handsome new home in westlawn.
Owner has moved from the city and will
sell his home at a great bargain. Let US
show you.
RODGERS. DAVIS & CO.
Phones as. 10 w. 9Th St.
GOOD HU4--4s.
$s.SO0-Just built, never been occupied. Z
rooms. modern, oak finish. fine. close in
location.
$3,5OO-Nearly new. room modern resi-
dence. choice location on Clay st.
s2.sOO-Fine 7 room residence with bath.
large yard. e. front. 5 blocks west of
Avenue.
s2,4Oo-Dandy new room modern cot
tage. hard wood finish. polished floors;
fine location on paved street. terms.
$1,5Oo-Niee cottage of large rooms,
gas city water, etc. ~ lots, E. front, big
barn; terms.
PARTNERSHIP COMPANY,
FLOYD ]. EVANS, MGR,
SIs Kansas Ave. Phone 92s
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cellar water
threelot
cellar city water,
Mghtg IN Price $300
lots threebl 10 s 0
Eight
foo fronton Topeka
Two fine
$3.50
&
Word
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FREE DlsPENsARx.

QUINCY sTREET FREE o1sPENsART.
521 Quincy 81, Conducted BY regular
practicing physieians and surgeons. Med
ical service free. Medicine free IN come
s2sss 9T Zee. h sg az, 70 ?, @ Ssis
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WHO A Of the
10
patpa Is
money. The rnuste arr
Youw enueanb an only
Ave Phons44 Topeka
J. Ii
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SSC~-~e--S-~---e-~-- ----------~-~---~-~-S-~
lt1rSt published In The Topeka stat
Journal July 8 19ll
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MACHINE SHOPS.

Lawn mo~er- sSSrSsned. repaired. rs
H B. Howard Supply Co. 10 K A. Tel 81
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PTCTURE FRAAnNG.


FRESH cut flowers for All occasions Il
be found At Hayes flower store. iU ".
sth. Ind. phone 81.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
1871 b1 g. B1Rffs. ii. Is
Ofics rs Kansas ave. Residence Thir-
tenth and Clay. Chice hours A. m. 70
phones Is residence ard Ina. 1si8 cnice.
DR.. II. II KEITH, surgeon ana diseases
OF women. with private hospital Onice
IA Kansas ave.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

Die Bferocrcnncn inn
BRO pect Bart, - 9ei Dem &c.
itrigen prGftigen @etter beiono iid
ole Hennbobn oeS Eroipect YorfcS
in por5iieIidJem 3uitonoe uno gin
gen Die Hcnncn oeSbolb olth ilott
bon Stntten. 0oS Hciultat Ocriel-
ben mar iolgenoeS:
1. &ennen - 2.22 GloIic Srober-
EreiS $500 - f.. Eferb Butter
9roOf", 5obrer @und bon SiiO-Go.
rolino. 2. Eier0 nSugb Mc", Sab
rer Charles gltfinion, Nrlington, 3.
Tferb emma g." 6obrer 6ronf
Barnes, GrIineton; Belt 3 Mimlten
22H Get.
3. &enncn - 2.t7 &Iniie &pBaong
= Breis $500 - /. Eiero George
So 5abrer 2. 6. Caring BON Nid
monb, So. =, Tfero nStiobo," Sab.
rer goolpb Wteinel, Baltimore. 3.
Eferb n@ilO @upc," 6nbrcr q. ".
S'Gonnell, Baltimore; 3cit . Wtin.
10 Sef.
Sir beute lit fol0enOeS Yrogrnmm
oufgcitclt:
+. Rcnrcn - 2.tS alolic Erobcr-
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