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The commonwealth., 1910-12-08
A Simple Safeguard for Mothers.

Mrs. d. G,,kesnn, 326 lngles Ave ,
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, gained wisdom
oy eXpe rience. "ay lite girl had a
seye>e co q and coughed almost con
tjnu usly. My sister recommended
Foey's Honey and Tar. The first
lose | gave her reljeved the infiam-
nation in her throat ard arter using
MY one bottle ner throat ard lungs
We e entirely free from infiamma-
on. Since hen a av- keep bot
ta Of Fo'ey's Horey and Tar i'll the
agusa. Accept no substitutes. Sold
by all druggists.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08
NoFih Carolina Drainage.

The third annual convention OF
the NORTH Carolina Drainage Asso
/ citation which convened in Whining
I ton Tuesday is the concrete expires
sion o. one of the most far-seeine
and irapor rant prof now occupy
ing the attention of this State. Thi:
association IS composed of men who
combine practical ability with that
kind Of constructive imagination
which is needed IN all great under.
takincs. An excellent type Of this
combination is TO be found in the
career OF Mr.. j. A. Wilkerson OF
| BelEayen, a former president of the
association and an active figure dur
ing It's recent deliberations. Mr..
W.!lcrsc1 saw the possibilities of
ear orain4ee in l.fe Having
'udied thr ma ter eXhauStively he
did not hesi ate 10 back his Judge
ment with his entire personal for
tune. His decision of character has
found its merited reward in enlarg-
d means and he is now devoting a
large part of his time and energy to
Jhe work Of increasing the drained
area within the State.
The president who called this
years convention to order, Mr.. j. A
Rr wn of Chadbourn, is Il nan after
he same : rt. Largely through his
&Eere .veness his vicinity leads
North Carolina III this particular
Inc OF progress and as STATE Senate r
he was instrumental in securing valu-
thle legislative action. Repres en-
i've iohn II. Small of the first dis
'rict IS another Of the leaders IN the
a.. ociation who is indefa igable in
Ms efforts 10 advance the cause an J.
United States Senator +. NJ Sim
mons manifested his interest by de-
!iyering q most informing address,
ealing particularly with the rela-
lions existing between the Federal
government and The work which is be-
ing done in this State. Nor would
even the b,iefest list Of leaders he
cDmpie'e without mention of State
Geologist Joseph Hyde Pratt, whose
report as secretary Of the associa-
ION covers iif5y pages and conStitu-
5es d compact library of reference
on The North Carolina work
Uuder the Guidance of these men
md others ,il.3 them the North Car
1ina Drainage Association is becom-
u.r a more powerful factor IN the
Ouatiun OF progress every year. It's
II RS are not confined To swami
Irsi. age but ircl de as well he re.
..amatioo of creek bottums. Tn
ane give il d fremend, u tax bu
nc which cannot but inspire TIC
% kers OF what the association
TX will mean The Wilmington
pi>Da ch Las the following quite ac
= rae opinion: 1T will give III,
state larger amount of ricn sDil,
furnishing some ming lasting and
substantial. The successful carr. =
iag out is ideas is vital to the State
II means even more than the open
mr cf mines or the building OF
tactories because what it accomplish
ea will give life equal to that Of the
uni. erse. ] means the converting
w.t. IS teX, 70 no. hing as ior +.
v,..ue > conc III d INTO >onethi
4u ch wiz De OF cry consii IA (,
value as iohg as line runs. '-Cht-r
otte Observer 25th.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

Dyspepsia is Americas cure. Bur
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspep-
s;a every time. 1t drives out impuri-
lies, tones the stomach, restores per-
sect digestion, normal weight and
rood heath.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

The quicker cold is gotten rid Of
he less the danger from pneumonia
and other serious dis eases. Mr.. B.
w. l.. Hail, of Waverly, Va. says:
Il firmly believe Chamberlain,s
Cough Remedy to be absolutely the
oest preparation on the market for
colds. | have recommended it to my
friends and they all agree with me.
Sold bv all druggists.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08
Start Your Favorite of With Subscription.
A Good Beginning Promises Good End
ing Begin Early and Win One Of The
Magnificent Prizes Offered
10000 BOfIUS VOTES.

Each candidate turning in subscription, old, for
between and December 14h at will be
awarded Ten Thousand Extra Vote Ballot in addition reg
ular schedule No than will be
date Get busy and secure these extra
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

His deaih % a. very sudden wasn''
ir3"
u don't think 50. He'd been aero.
lian.,ne for several weeks uci.r
ole ace dent occurred. .'-Dgtf,
,'re. Press
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

Worse than an alarm Of fire al
night is the metallic cough of Group,
bringing dread to the household.
Careful mothers keep Foley's Honey
and Tar in the house and give it al
the first sign of danger. 1t contains
no opiates. Sold by all druggists.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08
List of Nominees
Published !O-D111.
Great Interest Manifested in The Commonwealth Great
Prize and Popularity Contest


ohe contest department anything
you want 70 KNOW. " write, and
the Contest E"l5. I Va. start on pot
has~e |" tell you al aoont It. linen
"hen you are Well prepared /" ans
ne. All Che qoe71io-l7 your IrlehoS
VIII Ssh' aho' MY y N.Y. Tie quest
IONS 'hey VIII ASK you can commence
asySte'na('c CORRECTION OF ballots.
LOOK seafch1hgiY oyer your list OK
lIlelAoS ana So'lciI the 'ppofI OF 'he
most likely campaign manager. Very
necessary, a campa n manager.
one that Will beao'e To make plenty
OF suG%estlohs ana mao out an or
derry pan "f ac'lon. When he is I'll
'nStai.eo in oE1lce naturally re VII
give Eon a Subscr'p non. That viii
be 1870 votes Plus. l, he oniy sub
scFIhes Tor on" year.
linen II fatAer, mother or hubby
or YOU do not subscribe Sc 20 u th~t
Is tended 20, and tae"e IS $40. o.
300 more votes p;HS. The plus
comes III Ir"m the s.4"ie bal. OF saw
y ,'.-- 'l-~ = - '' ; '>' '''' :
~, ,,,.,.,.;.4 9; hra.l,..,.7 ,7ha,, ,o,,,.
,,,.,,o1 o,.,or,, 60 4l,l,, o.a of 49,
I~t,a.~ ,I,'e ,uo ...;n .-- 11.r r. @
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

Both proposed to me. Whici
shall take?"
(Which has the most money!"
If knew that | shouldn't ask
your advice New YORK Telegram
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08
START EARLY.

While nominations will be comm G
in for month yet, you mad better
get in at the start.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08
".,da m, ma 7 a,k you TO rcr4nve
~. I!,.!"

"#frdam, ma" 7 a>lE you 10 rer'nve
Y L. l. ..it2'
~. ..!r!"
"i.u IS. dam, doubtless,
out the discomfort OF standing in
Swaying car with your hatpin
through the rim of my ear must be
my excuse. Perhaps my ear is too
large, anyhow. philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

VS.. >,a-7l7 aFsso"=. -~~->-- co blood VIII at
J.lt vital organs, causing catarrI Of
] 51ddcr, hrlck-4ust or sediment in
J. u4lHt, head ache, back ache. lame
a~ K, dizziness, slcepIcssness, nervous
os CT the kidneys themselves break
o'yH aud waste 2|v@r cell by cell.
#laiJer troubles almost aiways result
z III 4 derange1n1Gtt Of tie kiLnevs a,.1
{ --r health III tl.,-t organ IS obtained
il Ncst by proper treatment Of tie kid
E-. swamp Root corrects inability to
a,lur1nc and scalding pain in passing it,
ld oNerCo1ncs that unpleasant necessitv
icing compelled to go often tlrouol b
-c day, and to get up many times during
e night. The mild and immediate effect
+ o"a1np-Root, the great kidney remedy
s221 realized. It stands the highest be
llse or its remarkable health restorilr.,
ro9ertles. A trial viii convince arvone'
sNanp-Root is pleasant TO take and IS
}-d by all druggists III ffty-cent and
1e-dollar size bottles. You NAV have
,~'r'e bottle and a book that tells all
-o"tlt, both sent free by mail Address,
r.. kIl1uer & Co., BingIarton. n. Y.
hen writing r,crtiOn reading this gen
GUS offer IL this paper. Don't make
ny mistake, bit remember the name.
and don let dealer sci!
on -9-aet-liug i'll place of Swamp Root
voa do yCu viii be disappointed.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

ITS rather hard t. decide. 1t ap-
jearS that Whene. er one OF them had
al .sresislib.a lmpulse the other had
IN unalterable objection. "-Cnice 30
Record Herald.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

Every family has need Of good,
Glib g iiniment. For aims, bruis-
cs. soreness of the muscles and rheu-
latte pairs there IS none better than
Chamberlain s. Sold by all dealers.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

An Atcuison girl is so small and
thin tnat there is haraly enough Of
her to display dry goods on.-Atchi-
son Globe.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

Join this live bunch II hustlcr-
ard have the time Of your life
There will be lots Of fun connect
ed with the Contest, and you DONE
want to miss any of it.
The contestants who enter in the
city district must not think that it
will be an easy matter to get ahead
of the other one. There is d bunch
Of live busters entered from thers.
and they are going TO show the SEQ
land Neck contestants a few things
that will surprise them.
They realize that the way the
prizes are awarded viii give them
just same chance to secure either
of the Capital Prizes as those III the
Scotland Neck district, and are going
after them with q determ7nati,n Il
that will have a very important
hearing OF Capifa' Prize results.
If you enter the Contest with The
determination to win, and we as
sumo hat you do, you should not
waste much time vi h the Free C0u-
pons It's the subscriptions you
want to hustle for That is what
gels you the most votes and in this
case it is votes that yoI want. St"Ts
out by asking for long time s,bscrip~
tions-oue, two, three or even five
yesra-but take the small onys aj-c
DON, let any get away from you.
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER.
Already the names OF several can
didales ere entered upon our list.
Why let others get ahead OF you?
It will be to YOUR advantage to have
something to show for yourself 90
the published list. The mere romi-
nation gives you 1000 votes, and the
more you can add to this the bette.
appearance you will make Oh 1ht
day Of the second pubic anrouDce-
ment Of candidates. Remember,
that every years subscription paid
which you secure The Commonwealth
is worth 1875 votes.
LET US HEAR FROM YOU.
Let us see or hear from you at
once, ard we will take pleasure in
entering your name upon our list,
and also in sending representative
to see you and furnish you With al
the aid and information possible.
HOW TO ENTER.
To enter the race clip the nomina-
ton blank Free Coupon that appears
to-day, fill in the name and address.
bring it or mail it to The Common
wealth office, where it will be enter
ed with other candidates.
Votes may be secured from any
place, either in the territory Of the
| Contest or outside for any candidate.
This mornings nail brought il
scores Of inqL iries, and many calling
in person. The people of this vicinity
seem to realize the value Of an early
start, and the generous offer Of ont
thousand votes Wnicn gees viii
every nomination.
Come IN and get book at once
secure an early start, get your frlends
pledged to your support and see
how really easy it is to make youl
score grow daily. Save every cou
pon appearing in each issue, you VII
need them for yourself or friend.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.
To enter this Great Contest yog
need not be a subscriber to The
Commonwealth.
! You are not confined to your owr
district in securing subscriptions
Subscriptions mean votes, Vote'
mean prizes. The time IS short
the reward is great, get busy and
keep busy from now until the close
HOW TO WIN.
| Do not be bashful about asking
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

what was the trouble between
SwiuJon and lis wif ? Was it his
ap.t or / ers that tn Y were unable
n . .. -l..,r rDrrt isri''
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08
IS YOUR NAME IN THE LIST

Many names have been entered in
the Contest. Some have been enter
ed by themselves. while others have
been nominated by their friends.
All have The same opportunity to win
one Of the valuable prizes. TIE
winners will be the ones who hustle
the hardest and do not overloCk K
chance to secure a subscription
Be hustler; it costs you nothing but
little effort.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

ave. Many suddeI,
deaths are caused
by it--1eart d..
ease, pneumonia
heart failure G.
ar0plcxv are oftc n
the result of KID
nev disease. Il
kidney trouble is
aIloWedtoadvancc
Neutrality-suspicious.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

They're off in bunch! Are you
one OF them? The first list Of nomi-
nees in The Commonwealth Popu-
larity Contest is published to-day
Look over the list and pick out q
fayorite, or better yet, if you are
not candidate Clip out the nomina-
ton ballot, ill it in, and enter the
race. The prizes are worth your
while. Evidently the people in Scot
land Neck and vicinity think we'll Of
their neigkbors- at any rate there S
no dearth Of favorites. and the lone
best be-" would be difficult to select
From now on the Contest will he
on in earnest, and interest will in
crease each day.
This viii he the only election held
this year, or next. where you can
''atufT the ballot box and "voto
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08
m. 2. l.. SAVAGE

OF ROCKY MOUNT, \. C.
WI be in Scotland Neck, n. c., on
L third Wednesday Of each month
a cha hotel to treat the diseases o.
t. Ere, Ear, Nose, Throat, and fit
g asses.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

VOL. XVI.
: Cat1so O. Many
Sudden Dea4.f7s.

hcve IS a disease prevailing in thi.
~,rv most dangerous because so decer-
~ L III W. i've ALnna,tt
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

The Fr5t Vote eElIIlT VIII apH aT
next week. and eve y one VIII be o
the q 1--WE 20 Sc Who sfand> hl4 h
est in tie lis = s ie 9 little and
- your taVorl,e .ontesJant occupy
his coveted position.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

The Contest Manager will call on
the contestants as soon as possible,
out with such a large list Of popular
ones, it will take some time to see
them. If possible, call at the Office
and get one of the subscription
books, also valuable information as
to the best way to secure votes.
The commonwealth., 1910-12-08

SCOTLAND NECK R. F. D.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21

taking the medicine and triumph like
a foolish child who has contrived to
fool his nurse and escape some dis
agreeable dose, but like the child, we
are pretty opt to suffer for our clev-
erness sooner or later.
The man who does something that
in his heart he condemns, fancies that
to have other people know about it
would be the worst thing that could
not having other peoples disapproval
to bolster up his own, is an infinitely
greater misfortune.
1t seems to me that an overempha
sis on the Importance of not being
found out, an initiation of the value
of a righte 0us appearance, is one of
the greatest weaknesses of snowy,
hurrying life of modern times.
OF course I didn't live in the olden
that things were any different then,
but it does seem to me that if the
advice "be good. or if you can't be
good, be careful is a mirror of the
peculiarly twentieth century way of
looking at things, and as if the man
who said, "Tae only crime in the TWEEN
tieth century is being found OUT hit
the nail about as square1y on the head
as possible.
Next time that you do something
against the counsel of your better self,
suppose, instead of hoping and pray
ing that the consequences be averted.
that you try to realize that it would
be the best thing for you that you
should be found out.
No, 1 knew that you won't be en-
tirely successful this time, or maybe
ever.
But 1 think it is a healthy exercise
SOII1
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EVENING CHAT
BY RUTH CAMERON

When anyone is more afraid of be-
ing found out by the world than he is
of being found out by his own dis
approval it seems to be that he is on
a very dangerous down grade.
Are you? ,.-.l.5 IA.
If you are, please let me suggest
that you put on the brakes and think
it over.
When anyone suffers acutely be-
cause he has violated his own sense
of right and wrong he has reason to
be very happy in the midst of that
suffering. to know that he can feel it.
The next time you do something
you know that you should anotSa and
are bitterly regretting it and worry
ing over it, stop a moment and ask
yourself whether you are unhappy be-
cause YOU are afraid you will be
found out.
If it's the former, no matter how
unhappy you are congratulate you.
If it's the latter, no matter how
successfully you get out of your diff
culties, 1 am heartily sorry for you.
We are apt to think of a person
who always escapes the consequences
of his foolish or wicked acts as lucky.
But he isn't. He is the most unluczy
person in the world.
Consequences are the universe's
medicine for our sins and mistakes.
We may often manage to escape
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
DOG A GUEST OF HONOR.
Is Given Banquet and a $4,000 Dia-
mond Collar.

Baltimore. Jan. 21-Dixie, the IL
year-old black and tan terrier belong
ing to Arthur WaIenhorst. was the
guest of honor at a banquet given by
his owner in honor of his birth an
niversary, and the recipient of collar
of diamonds estimated to be worth
$4,000 last night. The dog has ac
companied Wallenhorst On his various
travels abroad. Recently Dixie got
into an argument with a, cat and lost
one eye. This misfortune increased
his masters regard, and the dinner
and necklace were given as a token
of increased affection.
The diamond collar contains thou
sands of stones, varying in weight
from a sixteenth of a carat to a full
carat. It is substantially made and
arranged in such a way as to rest close
to the breast of the dog. Though Dixie
got none of the terrapin that was
served to the other guests at the ban
quet, he did get some chicken bones
and was made the subject of post
prandial Oratory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21

change and they cured her nicely. Now
She is eleven years old and has never
been bothered with eczema since. My
friends think it is just great the way
the baby was cured by Cuticura. /
send YOU picture taken when she was
She was taken with the eczema
when two years old. She was covered
with big sores and her mother had ali
the best doctors and tried all kinds Of
salveg and medicines without effect
until we used Cuticura Remedies. Mrs.
r. Kiernan. SOS Quincy st., Brooklyn,
N. Y, Sept. 27, 1902"
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Allie aS

It was as though a dark cloud had
drifted up out of Africa-the condition
of the theatrical atmosphere at the
Grand last highland If there was
any branch of the Ham tree not rep
resented, that branch either was blast
ed and dead, or the worm of decay
had begun portion of it's work.
According to the house management
the house was the darkest one to
which they have ever showed in To-
peka. A mere fistfu1 of whitecaps
could BE seen in the front ten rows,
and the rest of the congregation was
an aggregation of more formidable
appearance.
The play was Ellis Honor, the Bar
ber.', a musical assassination, which
was far from bad when the work of
the players was considered. The, prin-
cipal in the cast is S. H. Dudley, as
Raspberry Snow, the ambitious bar
Der, who is riotously funny. The sup
porting members of the cast were not
without considerable talent.-B. P. w.
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STATE JOURNAL ON sALE.


nd me state Journal is on sale each even
ng az the following places:
MATT Weightman. drugs, SS5 Kansas Ave
ToSser Bros. drugs. sos Kansas Ave.
8 M Brunt. drugs, 2o1 West 6th st.
Erlce Drug Co.. 713 Kansas Ave.
TEred Snow. drugs. 1901 Topeka Ave.
TCaank Hobart. drugs. 500 West 10th 81:
66aatnppel Drug Co.. s19 N. Kansas Ave
eTo Drug Co.. $50 N. Kansas Ave.
q; Kinney, drugs. 1855 Kansas Ave.
NoaMr Durant, drugs, 1407 w. 18th st.
RiShbIs Pharmacy, 935 Kansas Ave.
Ns+9ys. 500 Kansas Ave.
TatlonaI Hotel.
TTnnesterfield Hotel.
rnroop Hotel,
EEdiLh Avenue Hotel.
HalrI..a Ee Depot News Stand.
r. S1an0. N. W. cor. 6th & Kan. Ave.
Hri1ii walker. drugs. $50 Karsas Ave.
Jo sii 0ee1g News Co. 4o9 Kansas Ave.
Fre1 H HeHy. drugs. N: p. cor: 6th & Lake.
Ma,.t, Sorpin. drugs. SOC East 9Th.
tln's Pharmacy. 451 Holiday.
PPeanry Wilson. 41e Holiday
10 Wohier. drugs. 10th and Morris.
n n Wilson. drugs. IA East 9Th.
= 4 Willis. drugs SOP East 9Th.
~. Pharmacy, 619 N. Kansas ave.
g. Edelblute. drugs 5K West ST.
". Kramer. Drugs. 100 East Locust
6ancock Rros 9nS Stevens ST
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21

For thirty wears Cuticura Soap and
Cuticnra Ointment have afforded speedy
relief to tens Of thousands Of skin-tor-
tured and disdgured sufferers from &c
Eemas. rashes, feelings, irritations and
chafines, from infancy to age, bringing
comfort and peace to distracted mouse,
holds when all else failed. Guaranteed
absolutely pure and may be used from
the hour Of birth.
Cuticura Soap c25cl. cgtieura oIntmens S6ocS Z,
Chocolate Coated Piis Csc. per vial Of GOD. Sold
throughout the world. Potter Drug 4 Chen Corp
ug-AaIled Free 32-page Cutieura Booklet an
authority On AGaefknns az the Skin ScAaD ana dAH
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c2OCHTY

Mrs. F. w. Watson, Miss Winifred
Everingham and Miss Mary Gleed will
entertain the Topeka alumni chapter
of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority at
a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday after
noon at Mrs. Watson's home, 401 To-
peka avenue. The table decorations
Wall be in black and yellow, the sorori-
fy colors, and the place cards will
bear the society's monogram in black
and gold. Miss Everingham has plan
ned some special entertainment for the
guests after the luncheon. Invitations
are sent to the twenty-five members
of the Topeka alumni chapter.
y K x
Mr.. F. G. Kelley gave little dinner
Wednesday evening at his home in
Potwin Covers were laid for Mr.. E.
w. Wilson, Mr.. R. M. Sites of Chi
cago, Mrs. A. M. Patten. Mr.. E. c.
Flowers and Mr.. Kelley.
X x X
The TtvoH club will dance tonight at
Steinberg's hall.
X \
Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland and her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes,
win be at home to their friends in
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> =
had eczema for five
years and when her
mother died 1 took
care of the child. It
was all over her face
and body, also on her
head. She scratched
so that she could not
sleep nights. 1 used
Cuticura Soap to wash
her with and then APP
piled CHticura Oint-
ment. l did not use
quite half the Cuti-
cura Soap and Oint-
ment, together with
Cuticura Resolvent,
when you could see a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the kindness extended and
for the floral offerings during the ILL
ness and death of my husband and
our brother, Mr.. Louis H. Friedman
Mrs L. H. F'riendmar. and son, Mrs.
NJ. Affron, Mrs A Snmuels,= Mrs. B.
Diment, Mrs Sol Finkelstein, Mr.. J.
Friedman and Mr.. D. Friendman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
NeN Hope Tor Patrick.

New Orleans, La, Jan. 21.-Relatives
of Albert T. Patrick, who is confined in
Sing Sing prison for the murder of Will
liam Marsh Rice, have obtained a
promise from Charles F. Jones. Riee's
former valet, who has appeared here
after having been missing for three
years that he will return to New York
and give evidence which it is believed
may open up a way for the release of
Patrick.
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LEGAL.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal January 19, 1910

Office of the City Clerk, Topeka. Kan.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Clerk up to five O'Clock
p. m Monday, March 18th, 1870 for the
construction of the extension at the soI1fl,
end of the Melan Bridge across the kan
sas river on Kansas avenue, as per plans
of the City Engineer.
A certified check in the sum of two
thousand dollars $4,000 must accompany
each proposal
The Mayor and Council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
lSeall C. B. BURGE,
City Clerk
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ly expenses small; dow rent. Address
Box IA. Topeka. Il