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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13

The recipient responded with much
feeling and expressed his thanks not
only for the gift. but also for the
splendid efforts OF his employees in
building mp the business. In the even.
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Newberry enter
tanned the employees at their residence.
Mr.. Newberry has made splendid
success OF his business Puritan bread,
the we'll known product OF his COM
pany having gained wide and favor
able reputation. From comparative
~ small institution the company has
grown to It's present large proportions
through hard work and the genuine
worth OF It's output He Is one Of De-
troit's very enthusiastic baseball fans.
Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind. that
looks tight. Times Printing Co.. Is
John R.-st. Phone i+es
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 8
per cent interest certificate good for
one cremation. +. x. Kolb. Treas.
and General Manager. 1925 E. Boule-
ward. Phone Ridge bs5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13

TWO APARTMENT FLAT
Brick veneer. paving brick front. six
rooms each. two furnaces, laundries.
etc now rented for $40 per month;
will take $500 down, $40 monthly.
ARTHUR G.. GRIFFIN.
303 ELKS TEMPLE MAIN 1853
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ed for less than 15 cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories. may have
advertisements charged at above
rates Call
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1886.
For the con5onience or patrons
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner ad-
vertisements at the same rate as
charged at the home ONCE:
EAST SIDE.
Houssten-Freneh Coal Co. t'' East
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt Elliott and
Cratiot-aves.
Csrney'- Furniture Co.. is7 oratiot.
ave.
r. Brown. 1859 yefYerson-ave.
>. McPber.op, 24oo Gratiot-avc. oppo.
site car barns
WEST SIDE.
c. e.. Ennsor. $50 Grand River-ave
Turner stanton, l66 Myrtle-st.
r. ID. DriscoIl. All Michigan-ave.
,. w. Willard, 1910 Forrest. west
w. w. Bush. bs4 MirhiRan-avs
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For SALE on EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE


Two apartment fiat, renting for $50 per
month, only built one year; Is mod
ern, Will take good lot for equity
putnam. near Lincoln s-room
house. full basement, furnace. oak
finish. etc: Ia good order; $500
take vacant or small farm In part
payment.
stanton ave. 3 rooms. in good or
der; 40-foot lot; $4,000; take good va
cant or small farm well located. must
be near car line.
Sixth. near Lysander. 7-room cot
tage. gas and cellar; 81, 500. want two
To Ave acres on or near electric line
New modern 6-room house. large
cellar. on King ave. near Oakland:
take one-third vacant.
New. rooms. gas, bath ana cellar
Robins. near Gratiot. will take good
lot as first payment.
Two family fiat. 6l-foot lot; good
harm, So, 200; want 40 To 60-acre farm.
4O-acre farm. Novi township; new
7-room house. small barn. some fruit;
$4,000; want corner lot suitable for
small store.
BROOKS & KINGON,
NJ. 4s6l; city 1861. 400 Whitney bldg
COTTAGE on Highest: will trade for
farm and pay difference,
Modern brick house, $4,000: Will
trade for farm about so acres: must
be good.
Fcur-famlly solid brick fiat. sl2.-
900. mortgage IS 900: will trade for
kOOu IdFnl.
Apartment house showing 10 per
cent net on 100000, viii take some
exchange.
Two cottages as first payment on
four family fiat.
100 feet vacant on Fourteenth as
first payment on income property.
Modern house on Milwaukee. value
$4,000, and $1,000 cash for good In
come property.
We can match any trade you have
to offer. Come In and give us a trial
Wilson's Real Estate Shop,
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13
uELr MANrEp-MALK.

AM lOONo rEhsON desiring a so9d
position can get one after compiet-
Ing one OF our courses. Day and
Night classes all the year. Our ia
eilitiss are positively unsquaied IA
Michigan Detroit Busiu' ss Univsrs-
ny. h-2i wNcox-st
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SHOE REPAIRING.

OLD SHOES made new while you wait
the modern way. Famous Shoe Re-
pairing Co. 81 State-st. Park l1a-R
Job Printing done right. Times Print
ting Co.. Is John r. st. Phone 149s.
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A CHEAP LOTS

Forty feet.l first block west of Wood
ward. Highland Park. 5000: must sell.
HAYES REALTY CO. l10+ Chamber
Of Commerce.
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For Observation-Disclosures.


HAVE for sale a fine list OF farms;
also special bargain list ~. Nay.
er. Jr.. Merrill. Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-13

BRADLEY. near Fischer-Frame cot
tage. six rooms, bath; lot 30x12O: ST..
500 will buy IL.
ALEXANDER WATSON,
SO2 HAMMOND BLDG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-12

8apitan 0tcaap, ser Gbef ser
slquao1lft= Holi5ei, bat eillen 8eridt
eiageforDert ul1b miinlht lid, por
oeiien @ingang iiber Die EDDIE 1ibt
gu duBern.
Nrno goerller, etn oeutl6er
aeronaut, bat Der gunoesregiernilg
ottrd) ben ariessiefretar ein 9tngebos
5ugeitellt, gemaB meIhenl er iib
erbietet ein 2uftihiff gu baueu, oas
bei einer 6lugeeihlpinoiefeit BON SO
Wfeilerl per Stnnoe, 5000 Weilen in
ltnuilterbrobener syobrt 5nriidlegen
llno 200 Berionen tragen fam.
9aiieibe miro bie Dem 3eppelin-
Spp gu @r1noe liegenoe1 8rin3ipien
NIT oenel1 bes 9leroplane bereifen
uno nit elmer 5000 gferoefraite
entpideInoen Sriebrnaifine ausgc=
itattet iein. 9oer1ler, Der iid ido.l
als @rfinoer eillen 9eamen eelnadt
bot, nil oas 2uftlhiff fir $780,
900 bauelt menn oie &egierung fir
Wtoterlal 1lrlo galtfoltenN be5atit
ooer er min es allf eigene &pItcn
bauen llno Der &eeierltng fir ST.
100000 perfalfeil.
ObIt5uhter aus Der @eaeno
bon Nortpooo IN Georgia boben BET
ibrer Staotsreeierllng Inn Die Gr-
laubnis nodgeiudt, lire Bftriite,
Die ourd ben 3eeen gei1aeigt pnr-
ben, audi anp Soniltag gu pfliiden,
@ouberneur 8rotpn bat ober ouf
Nnraten bes @eneralanpalts ole
grlaubnis pertpeigert.
eSn Starf Gountp, Ohio, in
Dem Die Staot Canton liegt, boz
ben Die glnti-Hrobibitioniiten BEL
elmer 2ocal Sption-Wabl nit ei:,cr
groBen Waioritat geiieat.
Cine Depeide aus 9llton in
Seem Merifo mueloet, 5ebn teraniihe
Bferoebdnoler ieien int ibren1 2ager
bon 8anoiten iiberfallen nllo alle
bis nrf einen errloroet tporoen. Der
3ebnte muroe ebenfalls peripunoet,
es gelang linn aber 5u entfo1nnle.l
uno oie Nahriht BON Dem l1eher-
fan nod Alton gu bringei1. Gle
6dnbler batten cine eroBe Bferbe-
uno 8ieb-Seeroe bel iib, oeren lib
ote 8atloiten bea1ahtigten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-12
a 3.

9lus berr @ef1ngnis in 9ri-
fin iino idnnntlide @efangene emit
iprungen. Gin getpiiier MoD Sbirep,
Der pegen Moroangriffs uno
StraBenranbs gu 5tpan5ig Sabrea
3udtbaus perurteilt mar, bot 6en
@usbrud eeleitet. Der @efdngnis-
parter Sing ipuroe BON ben 2euteu
10 iblimm 5lgerihtet, oaB er mol
9eitorben nare, fpenn niht Elm paar
Der entiprungenen Neger nah Dem
Sberiffsbauie gegangen maren m,lo
bort 2arm geihlageri batten.
sSn @aco bat fib eill geipiiler
Sames IS. Barfs, elm 5attler ppn
Brofeiiion, erbanet, nahben er por-
Der ieine 5rau 10 geldlaeen bate,
oaB iic betpuBtlos 5uiamnengebrp-
den mar. Barfs bntte 3uerit per=
iudt, iid) ben Sails ab3uidneioen,
ood NOR iein Weiier piel 5u ltunlpf
geipeien.
eSn MorIin tpur0e neulih elm
geeger namens glias Diggs flint
Mal geidofien. Wian bielt i'm fir
tot uno brabte i'm nod eirlem 2ei=
benbeitotter -GtabIiiienlellt. slnh ser
Coroner fam oortbin, Inn ieine In
teriuhung ab5ubolten. 8abreno
oielelbe I'M @ange mar, ri6tete iiG
Der nSote@ ploeli6 auf uno fraste
eritaunt, mas oenn eieei1tli1 Elit
iban porgebe. Ser Mann lit ihper
peripunoet, miro aber wabriheinli5 3
am 2eben bleibelr.
Sns 9aQas rno Sort @ortb
iino am 5reitag uno Sanlitag meb-
rere Eooesfdae in Solee Der Site
porgefomneil.
lleber 2areoo iino p1breno
beg ioeben beenoeten Sisfaliabrs
1862 lrenoe in uniern Staot ein-
geiponoert. 266 Berlonen tpuroe Die
@inmanoerung ilibt geitattet.
9enrp 9. 2inoiep uno elm
&oniortiurn Daaaier &apitaliiten
bnben Die beriibnte Sot @ltnter
9fanh in @rapion Gountp fir $780,
900 gefauft uno beabiidtigen, ci-
ne @n5abl fleinerer Sarmen aus ibr
81 MAIDEN.
= Gountp-anpalt gbas. Sup
perb in @nitin muroe beim 0urh-
geben ieines @eipanns aus benl
@agen gei6leiloert uno enptiag
ihmere 8erletungen.
Sunoert Meilen oitli6 no1
81 Yaio lit bellte morgen gegen /
l1br elm 9aiiaeier5ug Der Soutbesa
Bacific 8obn perllngliidt. Ndbele
einaelbeifen feblen nod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-12

Ssn ser 9unoesbaliptitaot
@albington muroe Elm peniionier-
ter Waior namens Gong BON si-
nenu Mutontobii iiberfabren uno 10
idfper perlebt, boB er einige Stlin-
oen ip1ter itorb. Der Wonn mar
als elmer Ser sroBten Seinoe Der
9lrtomobils in @aibington 6efannt.
Nad 3lpei Gage Dor Dem ll,lTaa
modte er oie 8elnerfungg: .@enl
id, fonnte, miiroe id ieoes automo-
bill I'M Diitrift Columbia entatoei
houen lulo perbrenne1 laiien."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-12
5an AntOntO. MOutag ben II. Snli 1909.

ttd)f erlDarfet lDerDen tam, 10
bleibt ser feeierltne ni6ts iibrig,
ols ibren i6on friiber ansefiinoia-
ten gntidluB CUR 4usfiibruna III
brineen 1tno oas 8arfament llocf
Souie gu i6iden.
Die gdllonballe IN &olH, lue(
ebe u33eppelin H. ben @@rios fir
bos bel gdteroingen 5eritorte 9uft.
ibiff, oufnebmen iol, miro 5u gn=
De oieies Wonats fertig peroel1. 9ie
Salle bat cine greite BON 40 Oee-
ter, cine 2ange bon 100 Meter unb
cine Sobe BON 80 Meter. sic lit
oerort fonitruiert, oob iid) cine
epelltuea notipenoig iperoenoe Ser
Lingering Ser 8ane fir einen erobe-
rem 8ollon obne eroBere gfellbau=
ten belperflteqigen ldBt. 9urd) Sen=
tier uno Sberlid)t miro fir binre;=
6enoe SelIigfeit geioret. Durd bic
Salle iino bier norralipurige @tei=
ie gefiibrt. sic lit ous feuerii6erenl
Waterial bergeitelt; 5uglei6 miro
oarouf &iifiiht genon1lnelt oaB oas
,@aateriol niht gut tpartneIeiteno i'll,
ion0ern oob Die Sonnenitroblen iio=
lierf perhen % ionlt BEL Solnlner-
bise cine unertroeli6e 9ernperat,tr
entiteben tpiirbe.
Sn Der Rabe Ser periii6e:,
Sauptitaot 9eberon lit es gu eilrem
8efe6t apii6en ben Sruppen oes
Sdob unO ben @ufitanoii6en gefoni-
men. Die eriteren periudten bic
9lufitanoii6en aus ibren 8ofitionen
81 nertreiben, es selang ibnen aber
tli6t uno iie n1uBten Ii1 f6lieblif)
5uriid5ieber. Cine 9epei6e aus
9etersbure meloet, Die rltiiiibea
Eruppen ieien Bis auf SO Meifcn
an Seberan berongefonmen.
Sonitag abeno puroe Die
Staot Banama bon einem fltrbtbo-
rem Sturmipetter beimeeiuht, Sas
niel Sdaoen anrihtete unb au1 Sic
eleftriiden 8erhinoungen unter-
brah, 10 oaB olle StraBellbeleltb.
tltng aufborte. ssm 9beater trat an
oem Mbenb cine beriibnlte Sbauipie,
lerin auf uno es batte fih in Sol
ee oeiien eine groBe 3ub6reridaft
eingefunoen. BlosIi6 erIoid soas
2idtmsllno es trat poilfohlnper1e SIM
TERMS ein. @liidliher @eiie h(ieb
ous Hnblifrn aber rubig, moonrh
ieoenfals Elm eroBes l1ngIiid bernie
oen lit.
Der portugieiiide &er5os bon
Albuquerque tit in Ma6rio ouf 8er-
laneen Der portugieiiihen 8ebor-
oen perbaftet nno nod 2ihabon ge-
bra6t moroen. Die Moorioer 3ci-
tuneen bebaupten, BOB Die 8erbaf-
hlne bes Seraogs pegen seilnafme
an Der 8eridmorling, pel6er sln.
fongs lebten sSabres aonie Garlos
uno &ronprina 9iii5 BON 8ortuaal
gum 9pfer fielen, erfolgt lei.
Sn 6ranffurt a/M. iit Die
Snternationale 2ufti6ifffabrt=Mus-
Itellung eroffnet morben. Sic ellt-
bdlt ulles, mas NIT Der 2uftid)ifi-
fubrt ireeno etipas 5u TIM bat. Sn
9erbinoung nit oer @usitelIung mer-
ben 8orleiungen iiber 9uftibiff-
fabrt sebalten. Die alusitealmg
miro butlbert Gage often iein.
Sn oenielben @egenben Siio-
Sranfrei6s, Die I'M SUM- bon gro-
beben beimgeiudt muroen, bat man
auh am 5anutag ipieber groitoBe
gelpiirt. Sic erregten groBrll
Sdreden unter oen 8epobnern, ba.
ben aber anideineno feinen Sdaoen
General Wearqnis be @aaifet
Der idneioise fron5oiiide 8eiterfiib-
rer uno ipaferer 4riegsminiiter, lit
in garis geitorben. slm Counting
mar er gum oritten Wole inner
balb Der lebten paar Weonate i
pom SchlaqfluR aerbiirt poroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-12
20. s.. & :. gabm.
seraniidjer som,aernadtstramm.

Mnf ber Hrairie legt ih nie6er
Nadts mild inter einem 8aum,
Strefte tteime mtiiben @lieber,
Sa nntfing mid balb Elm Srannt.
Sieb, ba itanb 81 nteinen siiken
Wtdnnden OaS fanm 9anmeslang,
yeigte iid1 NIT iitt'gem griiken,
llnn begann nit fiikem Sans:
pD6erun, Der Glfenf5mis,
9eut iutr ale @eibrau1 itrem'n,
Wt1dt' tn ieinem Neid] ein menig
Wsit Mmiit bid nun erfreuen.
3um &pn5erte ber Gicaben
Seiner 9pffapelle 0aubm,
Sat er bid MN etngelaben,
S3r' i6r 8irtnpientnm.
Cine Siba pbne @lei1en
SIT Sppttorpfiel, bier 81 Saus.
Stngt aiitb nid]t, snrn Steinertuetden,
Mricn BON Nibarb Stramk.
Gin gaiiiit, auf feiner giihme
3at ein fuldJer ie getDrpnt,
ST ber Shienfrpfd), ber tii6ne,
Der i'm Snmpfe mnten ,upbnt.
9fpfJ ntebr tuirb bid upl ersSken
tlni're Sllnniinatipn,
9enn auf ale 3tueise iekem
Sid bic Jemerfafer idjpn."
Sett begann bas Msniicierem,
ttnb tuie es 10 red)t In flor
gbnt bmrdJ bas Subilieren
Ser Goguten ftnft'rer Gbpr.
gSie bas Spiel, bas ilinfe, raiebe,
GnblidJ buritig mid sentadlt
Sat ber Stuerg mir cine Slaidje
u [ a mp 8ter bersebradbt
Sekt erit fann id) npl seniefen
9as 6unsert nit etnem Waal
g8p fein u mn Ster flieFen
3ann, lit iebes Seit MIR idaal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-12

gietoria 9ipiiion, 9. S. e g. ".
Nnfunft-
Moo. 3o2-guero, gictoria. 7:3o nabm
Gbfn6rt-
SO. 301-gnero. @ictoria. $3.50 porm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-12

= @ute @etrdnfe uno fanoIer
9iind itets in 8nrsitaller's Saloon
unO &eitanrant, Giaita GtroBe, ueben
Der Sale Der Sermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-12
TUFTS Leber Pillen

9alsen bas Spiiem In Orbnung unb
osr1inberilben, tranfbeiten 3uitanb ber
'eber, iuelder 2ranfbeiten bprbersebt.
Gin UsrbindsrMnssmittel
on 9ppiidmersen, gispepiia, Sdmin.
sl. ibledtem @ef1mad i'm Munbe.
3obbre,lnen, bele9ter 3un9e, Mppetit.
.Iigte:t, 6artleibisfeit uno
9lQe biliDlen 3eibell.
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g. ". G u, q. gabu.
g.. $. & 9. q. (Sauptz2iniq)

%, p. q .. u. (9ollpfsHinie).
Nnfunft-
So. 9-@om Often. 1885 porm
SO. 7-8om Often. =. 800 nad1rn
9o. 10-@l 9afo Ii. 8eiten. .7:30 nahm
Mbfdbrt-
SO. 10-gI gaio Ii. 8eifen. .7:30 nadm
go. 10-0a6 6em Often. .10:3O nacbnl
Np. 8-Na6 benz Often 40 BORN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-12

where. As a senator, his rating is
near the head of the page He does
not always etherize his victims before
saving off the blossom end of some of
their pet schemes. but ne is not
vicious about it In private life he is
a doctor OF recognized ability. who
can remove anything from a corn to
a vermifOrm appendix without batting
an eye. and the same even balance is
noticeable in his legislative move
meuts- He is ever cheerful and
cheering a member Of the National
Guard. a Topeka boy, while attending
the blowout at Fort Riley last sum
mer. acquired a severe pain. caused
probably by an overdose OF army
beans DR.. Huffman called on the
young soldier and asked. How do you
feeIZ-- Feel like I am going TO die
replied the soldier
Cheer up said DOC" as he dug
into his valise- II am going to give
you a dose that will make death a
pleasure"
This cheerful observation was no
doubt instrumental in the recovery of
the soldier boy. who lived to tell the
story.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-12

then. as Senator Brady, he dropped into
the senate, and at once became popular.
He is the right man in the proper place,
whether il be a chair in the senate a
junketing party to Lawrence, or the
editorial room of his live newspaper.
Brady is prohting by precedent In
stead of badly demanding that the
legislature make certain appropriations
beneficial to his home town and its in
situations, and then grand-standfng his
way to fame by means OF a personal
donation, he favors the peaceful junket
and exchange Of courtesy And Senator
Brady will get results,-peghaps not in
an advertising way,-buf his results
will be substantial
Being a newspaper man Of ability.
Senator Brady keeps a finger on the
public pulse, and is inclined to give his
honest efforts as q legislator to the
propagation Of such vegetation as the
pee-pul seem TO need Thus, in the leg
isIature. he gains friends among those
who are inside looking out, as well as
those who are outside looking in.
When acknowledgements W. ].
Fitzgerald began to make I'D his i'm
pOrtaut committees for the session. he
found many competent senators for
the places. but wisely chose one DOC"
Huffman, soldier and saw-bones- as
chairman of the Ways and Means
The wisdom of his choice will be
visible to the naked eye when the
chips are counted
DR.. c. s Huffman, senator from
Columbus and adjacent territory, was
a surgeon in the Fighting Twentieth
and all the military crust has not
washed off AS a member of the
Governors Staff he occasionally feeds
castor oil and other delicacieS to the
soldier boys when they visit the en-
campments at Fort Riley and else
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-12

Today, Senator J. L Brady, of Law
renee, Is Junketfng to his own town,
and IS therefore a Semihost- The 9TH
er senators,-not to mention a mum her
OF representatives and empIoyes,-can
wander around and look at the choice
Douglas county scenery but Brady
VIII have to work 1t will be his duty
to observe each play in the game. and
print the score in his newspaper. And
he has newspaper which is worthy OF
the name
-Four years ago. Brady came to the
lesser house Of legislation, and al
though he made good, his light was
hidden under a busheI of Stubs, the
new Star Performer. He didn't shine
worth cent. but he established a repu-
tation for sound logic to which the
sinner" has not yet attained. And
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-12
RFA1. FsrArE TRANSFERS.


N l. Petty to s Taylor, lot 1913 and
n y % Leland St. Veales add -Sl,SVr
c. Hammond and wife to A E Sears.
lot 49, and n. 4 "a Sumner ST., J.
Nortou's End add .----. 80 +S0V
C. H Smith and wife to c. I. Jenrtes,
a a9t9 100 ana % nuol--i.lii ISIS
in 5. g Il H-I2-15, also lot IN n e -
ZS-E-l9---- - 1'''D'
same Jameson anu nusus-... ~ So 1900
NJ E Morrison to ". L Jamison, lots
IL and l. blk H. College Hill add. 1s20O
J. E. Pratt and wife to H c. Faust
and wife. lots and Pratts add, -
F. Fensky and wife to A Meder. lots
1875 and 2 Locust St Feuskys add. 90
A NJ Robbins to NJ B. Robbins, lot
As and pit. % Topeka ave, Huntoons
a0Q.
T. W. Freeman and wife to c. A
Rttchie, lots so and p Polk St,
Gould's GU
NJ C. Cater to same, PIT lot 524 Kan
sas ave, R1tchie's add. IS
J. J. C0rbett and wife to V. kaczynskt
lots 1877 and Western ave--..--.--- 1900
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-12

JUDGING by
ID the manner
in which the
entire oun try
came to regard
President Lincoln
as a father, he
must have been
an ideal father
in his own home.
In his i'm pie,
kindly and unaf-
fected ways he
seems just such q
father as each
one Of rs can re-
member his own
10 have been We
all idealize our
fathers, and that
is the reason they
seem like Lin
coin
1t Is said he
was most indul-
gent 18th his
children. One sto-
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the writer OF such bully verse. we
banker for the stuff you write, and for
you write is fresh and gay, and what
Bill writes is reshershay- He Is the
Nestor, you the Mentor; I pause to
drink a fifteen center
-Ironquiu in Emporia Gazette
Charles A. Loucke, one of the hust-
ling resident real estate agents Of La
kin, is spending a few days in Topeka
Judge Simon, of the city court, Is
wearing his right eye in a sling. he
says that he poked it with his thumb
while playing basketball
Manager Cooley has mailed con-
tracts to all OF the players who will
compose next years ballteam as FAR
as he knows at the present time
81 have noticed" said an optimist,
chat when a perfectly awful storm is
raging in Topeka. that there are worse
storms in other parts Of the country.
one of the candidates for a place on
the city ticket this spring is using a
motor cycle in his race and his friends
claim that he has shown great bursts
OF speed
LincoIn's birthday was celebrated in
Topeka, in much more elaborate
way that was planned for II the Far K
hurst-Davis fire is to be considered in
such light
The Alma National bank has fled a
suit against the Kaw Valley Brick (
Tile Manufacturing company, alleging
that the firm owes the bank $500 on
a promissory note.
Two fire alarms which came in dur
ing the Parkhurst-Davis fire had to be
ignored because all Of the apparatus
and firemeu were fighting the flames
at the big confagration-
There will be bowling contest at
the Central Y. NJ G a bowling alleys
tonight at O'Clock between picked
teams from the r. R. z NJ c. A and
the Central 7. NJ G. A
There is no doubt that R. NJ Canady:
who has secured a marriage license OF
Probate Judge Schoch. secured lem
on. even though it is a sweet one, Tor
the bride-to-be is Emma Lemon
Several thousand little boys and girls
were paraded up and down Kansas ave
nue. waving small flags as an advertise
rnent for an eyangeHsttc meeting when
is being held at the Auditorium
While Ouindaro college did not ex-
tend an invitation to the legislature to
visit the college, a delegation composed
NJ the finest singers in the institution
visited the house and senate and sang
| for the members of these bodies
IT would like to know" said a To-
Delka snortsman. whether the mem
| Der of the legislature who proposes TO
protect the quail for a period of five
Years is q true friend of the quail fam
| iIy, or Just a plain enemy OF the hunt
ers in disguise"
/ James A Mcclure, graduate Of the
/ Washburn college and law school, at
j present secretary to Chief Justice
| johnson. has been appointed justice
OF the peace by Governor W r.
Stubs to succeed Arthur Bollinger,
I resigned The position is little more
/ than honorary
eff the owners of the Parkhurst-
/ Davis Mercantile company which wa:
DESTROYED by fire are not superstttious
thew ought to be- said a believer il
/ hOodoo signs The big fire which
/ wiped the firm on OF the face OF th'
earth temporarily five years ago &C
/ Cured on the 18th of the month and
/ the most recent loss was oceasioned b.
| 4 fire on Friday
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS.

Going to send 20 the Old Country for
other members Of the family. or old time
frlends2 Then consult me- know which
are the best and cheapest lines. and viii
be glad to tell you II you intend to pre-
pay the paSsage yo.u can oeposlt Lne Iars
what class Of ticket IS wanted. My ser
vices are free, and are at your command.
Kansas.
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81 wouldn't make a confidante of May
said the conceited fellow, with self-sat-
fsffe1 'sruirk she told me you said you
vTeare. erazy to marry me. OF course. she's
no friend if No" interrupted Miss
Wise, ''and she's not even good reporter.
didn't saw was but would be The
CathoIfc Standard and Times.
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How did papa act when you asked him
for my haEd2f I could see that he was
trying to control himself. but he present.
ed all the symptoms of a man who has
drawn straight flush Houston Post