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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-03

d6sirs. Diminuez vos depenses.
Consacrez q p6tude a la r6Ae1ion,
les heures ct la vitalit6 que vous
consacrez aux occupations frivoles.
Celia vous lancera dams lie sentier
de Economic, de l'ambition ct de
la reussite.
Encore une fois ne faisons ja-
mails de dettes. C'est 81 facile
d'emprunter! Les usuriers four
millent lei ct lis sont toujours 81
pr6ts a "rendre service.
De grace, lessons done aussi
d'acheter a credit ce don't nous
avons besoin pour notre habille-
ment. Soyons plus modestes dams
notre mise. ct notre porte-monnaie
sen trouvera bien.
Des milliers d'individus restent
pauvres toute leur vie parce qu'ils
veulent par; ire plus riches quils
ne lie sont. Eft solvent l'epouse
dome a son mari I'm bon coup de
main pour celia.
L'habit ne fait pas lie moine,
CONNIE dit lie proverbe ct lorsqu'on
a de l'argent dams SOL gousset, on
est toujours bien vetu aux yeux
du monde.
LIE plus beau chapeau ct les plus
lDIIo~ III, q neon no WONG I0nnA-
ront absolument aucun sentiment
de fert6 81 Gus 6tes oblig6 de re
conn; fire en- vous meme QUEEN
achetant ces objects vous avez ou-
trepasse vos moyens.
II nest pas facile de deyenir RI
che mails il est facile de Sc METRE
a l'abri de la p%auvrete.
Jeune homme qui commence a
gagner votre vie, dites-vous dams
votre fort int6rieur: "Je puts ne
iamais etre richie mails je ne serai
jamais pauvre. Je vais common
Ger a 6conomiser des m%aintenant
ct un jour viendra Oh je pourrai
me reposer SAM etre ala charge de
qui que ce SOFT
Pensez aux esclaves noirs DIES
forets africaines ct q leurs farou-
ches gardens. Epargnez, sortez
moins solvent, cherchez a vous
instruire. Faites-vous I'm ideal.
poursuivez-le sans cesse ct vous ne
tomberez jamais dams la misere.
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Par ordre.

Lid pduVIele LII est Pas uII VlCt
mails heureux sont ceux qui ne Ia
connaissent point.
Nous devrions combattre la pau
vret6 CONNIE nous combattrions
l'esclavage.s sill existait encore.
Jeunes gems, hernandez aux We'll
lards ce qu'ils pensent de la pau
v1et6 ct lis vous r6pondront sans
hester que c:est l'6tat lie plus NAL
heureux dams leqael Phomme puts
Sc tomber.
La fortune nest pas indispensa-
BILE al bonheur, non, mails pour
que Phomme soft independent,
pour quill matt point a baisser la
tete devant celui qui est plus richie
que lui il faut absolument quill Sc
mette a l'abri de la mis6re.
Vous avez d6ja WI sans doute
ces gravures qui ~repr6sentent DIES
marchands d'esclaves d'autrefois,
traversant les forets de lAfrique
avec leur troupeau de noirs. Pau
vres noirs, CONNIE on les traite du-
rement! lis ressemblent aux trou-
peaux de POuest am6ricain, que
des cowboys conduisent a la prai-
RE. Les gardens a cheval qui les
entourent ont a la main une lon
que ct terrible cravache pour ra-
mener dams les rangs ceux que la
tentation de FUR pourrait gagner.
Eth bien la pauvret6 est pour la
creature humane d'aujourd'hui, ce
que les gardens d'esclaves 6taient
pour ces derniers.
Vous qui etes j%eunes ct depen-
SEE sans compiler l'argent que vous
gagnez, songez done I'm peu a Ia
veni1! Jetez un simple coup d'ei]
sur Ia gravure don't nous venons de
parler ct ellie vous inspirera de sa-
lutaires r6fexions. ST les jeunes
gems prenaient l'habitude d'6par-
gner DIES qu'ils gagnent quelques
sous, qui salt s'ils ne p%ourraient
pas arriver, grace au petit p6cule
amasse par eux, a une carriere
plus brillante ct plus lucrative.
Les d6penses superaues, les det-
ties la prodigalit6. conduisent in
failliblement a la misere, aux hui
Mutations, a Pesclavage.
La pauvret6 empeche all pere de
familfe de faire instruire SEES en-
fants ct ces derniers ne feront rien
autre chose que des ignorants.
La pauvret6 emp6che a la mere
de famille de procurer a ses petits'
les SONS ct la nourriture don't lis
ont besoin. Les %enfants, priv6s
ainsi de ce qui leur est 81 n6cessai-
re grandiront malingres ct mala-
difs.
La pauvrete enleve a lhomme
son courage; ellie lie conduit au de-
sespoir ct lie d6sespoir conduit lui-
meme bien solvent a l'ivrcgnerie,
au vol, ct au crime.
La plupart DIES hommes qui vi
vent mis6rablement ct travaillent
q has prix sont DIES %ignorants ct
des ivrognes.
Quels que soient l'age ct la ma
Mere de vivre dune personne, Get
tie personne peut, scion o gre
devenir meilleure on plus mauvai-
Sc.
ST .vous etes jeune, il ne depend
que de vous d'arriver plus tard a
l'aisance, c'est-a-dire q la libert6 la
plus vraie. Mettez un frein a vos
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"J'6tais sans cesse %etourdie, fable ct n'avais pas
d%'appetit. Depuis au-dela de deux ans je s%ouffrais
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Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-03
PSaume de GIOire

Creatures de Dieu, chantezlui rhosanna;
Anges ct Seraphins, chantez il vous donna
Votre esprit qui ladore ct lamour qul lie prize;
Dites-lui quill est saint, quill est grand, quill est beau;
Cieux, courbes sous ses pas en- royal e%scabean,
Exaltez lie Seigneur, ct b6nissez Marie!
Chantez, 6toiles dor, au fond DIES ornaments,
Vous que sa main sema CONNIE des diamants;
Soleil, du divin trone ardente pierrerie;
Lune: don't larc d'argent sarrondit au cel bleu,
ALI res de lumiAre, on sourires de feu,
Wastes mers Oh les vents combattent en- champ clos,
Et don't un grain de sable emprisonne les hots;
Fontaines, laos dazur, oceans en- furle;
Vieux monts que laigle-roi choisit pour pedestal;
Volcans que les glaciers couronnent de CRYSTAL,
Exaltez lie Seigneur, ct benissez Marie!
Fiers oiseaux qui voguez dams les PLANES de lair,
Orages au vol sombreo OH s'allume P6cIair,
Nuages du couchant, c6Iestes draperies,
Nuages du matin dou lie jour Sc leva,
Aurore, aimable adieu de ia mutt qui sen va,
Exaltez lie Seigneur. ct b6nissez Marie!
Fleuves, torrents, forets aux sublimes PRISONS,
Champs Oh tremblent sans bruit les vagues DIES moissons,
Douce haleine DIES feurs, encens de la prairie,
Blanc tapis DIES hivers. frais manteaux du prlntemps
Lis ct rose, tresors DIES 6tes eclatants,
Exaltiez lie Seigneur, ct b6nissez Marie!
Eft vous, %chr6tiens, enfants, verges, anges mortels,
Pr6tres du Christ Jesus, gardens de ses autels,
Don't la voix ct la main nous ouvrent la patrle:
A ce Dieu trois fois saint, unique en- Trlnite,
Chantez Thyme du temps ct de leternite;
Exaltez lie Seigneur, ct benissez Marie!
V. DELAPORTE, S. j.
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dune oppression telle que toutes sortes de remedies
que i'avais essayes n'avaient pu me faire de bien.
Les Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie Chimique
Franco-Americaine mont tout de suite apporte du
soulagement. Des les premieres bottles mes forces
ont augmente ct j'etais moins etourdie. A mesure
que zen prenais mon etat s'ameliorait; en6n, apres
un certain temps mon oppression 6tait disparue, j'etais
forte ct remise de toute1 cs indispositions dues au
retour de Page"
Mime N. MOUSSEAU,
lola rue Ste -Emelie, Montreal.
''Depuis quatre ans les Pilules Rouges de la Compa-
gnie Chimique Franco-Americaine sont mon seu!re-
mede. Lorsque je commercial a les prendre je ne
pesais que quatre- vingt-dix-sept livres ct aujour-
d'hui, Giles mont tant fait de bien que j'ai atteint lie
poids de cent guaranteeing livres. Petals tres
fable. mais Giles mont dome de la vigueur ct aussi
du courage. CONNIE je1eve une famille, j'ai besoin
de refaire mes forces de temps en- temps. Chaque
aimee done je prends quelques bottles de Pilules
Rouges ct touiours Giles me reconfortent."
Nine H-ERMENEG1LDE MARTEL,
La Bale, Co. Yamaska, Que.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES par les Mede-
Gins de la Compagnie Chirnique Franco-Amerlcalne,
tous les jours, excepte lie dinanche, de 9 heures du
rnatin a 6heures du soir, all No. PA rue Saint-Denis,
Montreal. Aussi consultations par lettre pour les
fem1nes qui ne peuvent venir voir nos medeclns.
Les Pilules Rouges sont en- vente chez tous les
marcflands de- remedies. Nous les envoyons aussl,
par la MALE, all Canada ct aux Etats-Un1s, sur re-
ception du prix, SOC une boite, S2. so SIX bottles.
|Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees:
COmpAGNIE CHlMlQUE FRANCE .AMERpCAlNE
27d, rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
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LA derniere alarme, cest Page critique ct le
rem6de souverain, c'est encore ct %toujours
LES PILULES ROUGES

CONNIE pepee de Damocles, il est toujours TN
NAL quelconque qri menace ct peut compromettre
fortement la sante de toute femme, depuis son
enhance meme jusqu'a sa vieillesse. Mais ce qui
semble exercer SUR son temperament ct sur ses nerts
une plus forte preston, c'est bien la Granite de
Page c%ritique. Pour plusieurs c'est I'm reel eau
chemar que lapproche de cette periodic tant re-
doutee.
II faut avouer aussi quill y a solvent lieu de sa-
larmer car, la plupart du temps, les troubles qui
s~urgissent a pareille epoque sont tres varies ct en-
quelque sorte dangereux, du moins quand on ma
pas SUI sly preparer par un traltement convenable.
II nest pas de moment precis pour tomber dams
cette derniere phase de la vie de la femme. Gene
ralement, c'est peu apres la quarantaine quill faut
sly attendre. Mais celle qui est sur lie point dat
teindre cette derniere Unite en- est %toujours avertie
par de nombreux avant-coureurs qui viennent trop
brusquements onner la grande alarme.
Quand une femme observe chez ellie ul on plu~
sieurs DIES symphonies connus, c'est plus que jamaisl lie
temps de prendre DIES Pilules Rouges de la Com
pagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine, car lie danger
est deia menacant ct il faut leliminer aussit6t.
Toute autre tentative serait MULE ct c'est perdre
TN temps alors bien precieux, puts jeter son argent
d l eau quo CoodyCl II AA1POASS Au~A SAA1~u> 4"A
ne pourrait meme pas, mesdames, vous soulager
dune maniere suffisante ct encore moins vous que
rir. ST vous ave. peur ct avec ra1son, de %certa1nes
complications qui peuvent reellement METRE vos
jours en- danger, n'allez jamais tenter de faire des
experiences hasardetses avec des Inducements ct
surtout DIES remedies liquides, don't reffcacite est
plus que pr%oblematique en- pareil cas-.
Vous etes deja s~uAisamment affaiblies ct votre
sante est trop compromise pour risquer %dempirer
ct d'aggraver votre maladie.
Alley done plut6t a coup sur, prenez Immediate
ment I'm remede qui a fait ses preuves ct qui vous
procurera de suite beaucoup de s~oulagement ct
vous GUERRA en- peu de temps. Oui, prenez DIES
Pilules Rouges.
II arrivera alors quau lieu de pericliter, vos
forces augmenteront graduellement ct que tous vos
malaises, meme les plus fortes douleurs, dispara1-
front peu a per, car Influence DIES Pilules Rouges
est tel1e qu'elles agissent presque SUPPLEMENT- STIR
tout lie systeme.
La transformation physique qui dot necessaire-
ment s'operer chez toute femme, a une ~certaine
&poque, Sc fera alors tout naturellement sans fati-
que ct sans soufrance. Votre sang reprendra
bient6t sa vigueur, car les Pilules Rouges Iauront
fortife ct purife.
Dams tine telle condition c'est la sante p~arfaite.
Les lignes suivantes fniront peut-etre par vous
convaincre. Meditez-les bien Advertisement.
%"J'etais sans cesse etourdie, fable ct n'avais pas
d~'appetit. Depuis au-dela de deux ans je ~souffrais
lie SIRoP des ENFANTS du Dr. CODE
arrangements ~d'estornac chez les bel
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L'EcHo u QUEST nest pas respon-
sable des ;te~s ct opinions emises par
ses corresp as nts.
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Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis. Mimi. as second
class mail matter.
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Un Pasteur ia deja Employe en- Allie
maRne

Fort Morgan, Col, ) few, 1909
Par exces de fatigue dams mes %visites, al sour
fert de faiblesse des nelfs ct troubles destomac
laval. deja employee avec success le Pastor hoe.
nig's Nerve Tonic en- Allenegne, ct je pai aussl
employee icl. quand j'ai a souffrir ct Je
suis partaitement retabli. Veuiilez men envoyer
deux bouteilles pour un enfant de ma congrega-
ton qui a DIES spasmes ct SQUIRE depllepsie
August Wiska,.. Pasteur
Petersburg, Neb., q JAM, l9O"
lily a sept ans, js s~ouffrais dc spasm.s de Les
tomac ct bien qu'ayant un mede:in, tout tut tnu-
tile; alols j'ai pris lie Pastor koen gs Nerve
Tonic ct fus complement guerie. L'automne
derni, r., jai Ell une autre attaquo ct me suis pro
cnree Acknowledgement une a1tre bouteilie dn TO-
nlque ct fu Suerle encore.
Nine Gertrude ketteien
nnITIC ,uan;.ll live psecie" sn sur les r Ma
OAAA conque, ct les patents PAU
yREs neuvcnt aussi obtenir cettc MEDICINE Ora
TUITEMENT.
Ce remede a etc prepare par lie REV. pAsTEuE
KoEN1G, de Fort Wayne, Ind, depuis 1876 ct il
est prepare aujourd'hui sous sa direction par la
kOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago. III.
En- vente chez les pharmaciens, $l.oola bouteille
6 pour $500.
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Toutes correspondence doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Les mauuscrits O ierres ne
sont pas retournes.
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Le sIRoP des ENFANTs du Dr. coDERRE euerit la co'ique, IA dtarrhee, Les
destomac chez LEI bebes e tleur dome ~ sonnnen pa'sAo'e'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-24
SANTA FE NOTES.

Arthur Thomas has returned to
work in the machine shop. after being
off several days on account of an in
jured hand.
walker Whitaker of the round
house spent Sunday in Wichita visit
ing his folks.
Norman Thomas is off from work
for few days attending to personal
business.
Robert Miller of Emporia is here
spending two weeks visiting his
mother, who is very sick.
Bert Linn of the boiler shop spent
Sunday with friends in Usage City.
A. Hawkins of Usage is here visit
ing his brother, @ Q. Hawkins of the
boiler shop.
Engineer Ed Ash has returned to
work after being off five weeks en-
joying a vacation trip throughout the
west.
Lou Luthey of the boiler shop spent
Sunday in Lawrence visiting old
friends.
The East Topeka band viii give a
concert and box social this evening in
the Christian church. A good pro-
gram has been arranged.
Harry Thomas of Marceiine. Mo-, is
here spending a week visiting relatives
and friends.
Clarence Staples of the superinten-
dent of motive powers office has re-
signed his position here and has gone
to Trenton, Mo-, to work for the Rock
Island.
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How To Absorb An
Old Comp EXON
(From Popular Monthly.l

A girl signing herself ''Discour-
aged" writes she has tried every
thing for her course, horrid, muddy
complexion" and asks, rs there no
really effective rem edy %
Doctoring your complexion with
stuff that comes out of jars and bottles
is liable to make it more unsightly.
The only sure way to rid yourself of
bad complexion is to remove it
take off the offensive skin. Ordinary
mercoIized wax, securab1e at your
druggists, will do this. Apply at
night as you would cold cream; wash
off in the morning. The wax abs0rbs
the dead and dying outer skin, reveal
ing the clear. soft, healthy and beauti-
full skin underneath Naturally all sur
face defects go, too, as pimples,
bIotches, liver spots, moth patches,
freckIes and b1ackheads. The treat
ment causes no discomfort. No one
can tell you are using it, the old skin
coming OF so gradually.
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Published in The Topeka State Journal
October "a, 1911.1
OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO


OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO
Commission ch Chamber, &c Topeka. Kansas
Monday, October ., 1911 The city com
mission met in regular session at 500
o'clock a. M. with the following commits
sloners present: Commissioners Bone.
Miller, stotts and Tandy--4. Mayor Billiard
in the chair.
Petition to grade. pave and curb with
combined curb and gutter Third street
from the east line OF Madison street to
the west line Of Jefferson street. signed by
Sarah c. Kiehl and a number OF others.
was presented. read and referred to the
commissioner Of Streets and Public Inn
provements-
Commissioner Tandy moved that the
city clerk be instructed to strike on the
tax rolls the tax assessed against the
west half OF lot No. 407 sixth avenue east.
for the paving Of Lawrence street, from
sixth avenue to seventh street. which mo-
ton prevailed.
Commissioner Bone moved that the city
attorney be directed TO notify the West
ern Union Telegraph Company that they
must have the poles and wires on OF Kan
ss.s avenue oy January lst' lslz, and to
Immediately remove the guy wire from the
pole in front OF their onice on Kansas
avenue, and attached to the city Railway
Company's pole in front Of the Felix
clothing Company, which motion pre-
City Attorney w. c. Ralston made a
verbal report relative 20 the additional
special assessment against the City OF
Iopeka Tor the construction OF the South
Side Dixie.
Commissioner Miller moved that the city
attorney be instructed to notify the W. G.
stephenson 4 Company, agents for the
property at 4O7 Kansas avenue, to remove
the awning IN front OF said building
which motion prevailed.
No further business appearing, on mo-
ton OF Commissioner Miller. commission
adjourned to meet at 800 o'clock a. m,
Thursday, October Is, 1911.
IseaLI g. B. BURGE.
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LOCATES BODY IN DREAM.
Search Is Now for Bridge Under
Which jackson Lies.

Wichita. kan, Oct 24.=Four
months ago George stanton left his
home on COLLEGE Hill. Nothing was
ever seen of him afterwards. A search
for him or his body was unsuccessful
Then Minerva Staunton, his wife.
dreamed his BODY was in a corn field.
She could not tell the location of the
field. Relatives spent several days
ransacling corn fields and found
Staunton's body where he had lain
down with his coat under his head to
rest. Heat had killed him.
Last night Mrs. stanton dreamed
that she had seen the body of Ralph
jackson. the Sterling Kansas, school
teacher. under a bridge. She cannot
describe the structure or its location.
but relatives of Jackson, who has been
missing since October {, have begun
systematic search of all bridges in the
locality. They feel certain that they
viii ind Jackson's body.
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after spending two weeks here visit
ing relatives and friends.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell is improving
after being quite sick for the past two
weeks with an attack of tonsilitis.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve dinner to the public Thurs
day from II to 2 p. m. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Jessop on Mich
igan and Indiana avenues.
Mrs. Harry Tyner of Lucas, kan, is
mere spending two weeks visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Murray.
Mrs. L. B. Smith of Lawrence spent
the day here Saturday on business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Anderson have
given the name Beulah Louise to their
infant daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Spencer
spent Sunday here the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Whitman.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Christian church
will be held Thursday afternoon in the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Linn OF Te-
cumseh visited friends in Oakland
Sunday.
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-WS-~zs~-ss<zS~ El6N-ss -S-~aSs-A-
Majestic.

Majestic.
&Harry North appears at the Majestic
mis- week as John Burkett Ryder in
Charles Klein's Lion and the Mouse
He has been absent in Columbus, T..
called by the death of Mrs. North S
mother, Mrs. Sarah Goodwin two weeks
ago He was received with as much
appreciation as ever. It is part which
requires a master actor and Mr.. North
is all of that. Miss tfeueVieVe Russell
as Shirley ROssmOre, lived up to the
opportunity the role olIers for clever
and emotional acting. Mr.. Barnett
appears in the first act as Rev Ponti-
fex Deetle. His acting is all right ex-
Cept he keeps his hands in front Of
him with finger tips touching piously
as nearly all comic supplement- and
stage preachers do and few real min
listers do But perhaps the audience
expects it. The greater part of the
acting falls unon Mr.. North. Miss
Russell and Mr.. Chase, the latter play
ing Jefferson Ryder. He appears to
hold his position as favorite with
theater goers. The rest of the cast is
we'll balanced.
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Novelty.

Those to whom the sight of active
fluffy. vari colored cats are a delight
viii enjoy Miss Alaska's trained cats.
which are the feature of the Novelty
bill this week This act did not appear
until last night, having missed cor
nections at Kansas City Monday af-
ternoon when Il jump from San Antonio
to Topeka was being made It is one
OF the cleVerest and most unique acts
Which has been seen here for some
time. The cats do their stunts as II
they enjoyed them. 4 big cat by the
Teutonic name of Hans does a high
dive from the top of a long pole into
carpet Tight rope walking a iump
through 4 flaming hoop and a fight he
tween Two cats on rope are other en-
pertaining tricks. Miss Alaska
tSaSes the cats to train when thew are
one year old. Before that the animals
would not be strong enough and later
they would be too old. About Il years
training is required. This week she mas
10 cats. Il working and four in train
ing AnSora and other breeds are en-
ployed- The trainer is from Germany
Goodrode in an act called On tha
Telephone Wire, rides a unicvcle alsn
2 bicycle, Juggles clubs and Goes eoo3
balancing teats. Bert Lennon who IS
SAID to have played some Of the hest
time IN the country, impersonates
Wen known actors and closes in BLACK
FACE he shows how he makes I'D and
keeps a running fire of witty remarks
as ne changes Ills work is artistic ana
well received. Rudolph and Lena do a
yodling and whistling stunt Thev have
good voices and their costumes are
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OAKLAND GOSSIP.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dressler of oak
land and Indiana avenues left Mon
dav for a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Ration, N NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark have re-
turned to their home in Nortonville
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worth seeing. A King for Tonight in
which a negro impersonates a king at
the instigatiOn of a confidence man 50
that the latter can rob q French heiress,
brought considerable applause. Walter
g. Percival & Company are putting this
act on.
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Real ESTATE rRANsFERs.

The Prudential Trust Co. to E. NJ
Evans, lot 1874 Mulvane St, Elm
hurst .-.--....-...-....-....... 9OU
L S. Levitt and wife to T. c. Rob
ertS, tract 31-12-14. Observation-Disclosures
F. L Cornell to Z. S. Thomas, lots
SS5-7-9-11-13-15 Adams St, blk. T.,
P1ercess add. ~
H c. Miller and husband to same,
lots S17-19 Adams ST., blk, Il, Pierces
aQQ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..s--..-.---.------ 81
H. G. Olander and husband to F. Jas
person, lot 1902 Lane St, West
lawn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .-.----.- DOW
A. Golf and husband to +. L. Stone,
tract 14-11-13. ...-....-.s.....-.------.. zoO
T. c. Roberts and wife to L. S. Levitt,
e. Y, n. W. 4 IA and pit s. W 4, IL
LID -y--.--..-.--.--
C. H. Asling and wife to o. F.
Baker. lot 275, S. u 70 Garfield ave-,
DR.. Martin Place add. 5000
A. Hit to c. S. johnson. See rec. 1900
w. A. Neiswanger and wife to c..
Kloster, lot 81 and pit Larsh ST.,
Gordon's add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1850