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ter, shall exist ana continue fpr a
/ period of: ninety aire .Eears from ana
| after Gate hereof.

ter, shall exist ana continue. fpr a
period ,cf, ninety: ::aine, years from ana
after Gate hereof.
The President, or in his absence
the Vice President, or in the absence
Of both, the Secretary. shall be the
proper, person upon whom citation
and other legal process shall be serv-
ed. And the President, or I'M his
'abs9nce the Vice President. shall he.
AUTHORIZED to ,bfing al Suits and legal
praessaitsss 1ss 34n Is behalf behalf Of this cofpor-
," '=';,. ',''.;,: ''NRr1chE i. ..,., {. !.
!, The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is organised; and the
nature, Of the business to be carried
on by it. are hereby. declared to be:
The panufactnre, and sale Of turpen-
tine, rosin, tar and charcoal and all
other pine products. and their by
products. The conducting of .. gen.
eral ccmmissary. and mercantile busi-
ness, and generally to, do ell things
frat are, necessary. Incidental. TO or
,canre:tea, with the carryingac en- of
said businesses and the.'obtects and
purposes 'hereina pove set forth:
J. .........:, ..,., $, ':' Az; ARTICLE III: -.
The capital stock of this corpora,
tion is. hereby fixed at. the sum of
Fifty Thousand {$5 {, 600 ;00t 1Dollar&
divided into ;anti, 'represeiite ed: by Ona
| Thousand II 600 DGshares OF the paEs
value of Fifty ($50.eOo: Dollars eacIss
which. stock; may be- issued at nGs
less than parfifDr cash, 'Aor In paYs3
ment or exchange for property Ms
rights :actuallysreceired .oi-spurchase&
by said corporations, afserasame shay
have: been Ell bscribesf for, and no
stock shall be issued 9uh1ess the con-
sideEation therefor has tbeen received
by said rcorporationvEs I.::!s;:f1',. rs
.AMsstock certificates shall be sign;
ed by:the President; and Secretary Of
said corporation, and ALI transfers If
stock shall be1;made ocn the books of
said company; 1t Its: Office, on the
surrender of the certificates therefor:
>: This corporations shall commence
/ doing basiness aas s56on as Three
The1sand of$3, ,000. .GOD holfarsaof its
!. capital ..stoslc shall he sec been sub
scribed foTs as. above PROVIDED:
Es 20 as.:: sART1CLE Iy..ee -sf:'
T. The corporate powers Of .th:s cor
Eporatlon shall be, vested "a ana ex-
mcised by.ea Board of Directors,
which shall consist Of five Is j stock
! holders; majority of whom, shall
/ constitute a quorum for the trans
isafrions OF business. slid Directors
itshall be elected Annually from afrlons
the stockholders on the fourth Tuesi
day: in September Of each year. com
mencins e On the fourth 3! Tuesday in
,.,d; sos.sssa: y.s5 auB ..ss.: gss:a
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-10-19
hF|E|N Prs D d
A|S$|;A||$SR|AEfflE:: J; ! III:
:: = ROOSEVELT |g||!!'|E!::| !!
~oDuj.. l,3lILI;;+l:) so.9
I Is Shot in Auto While Waiv-
ing His Hand d:bt911Vl4i tR 9G1'1PVNl4i T.
Stands, QuietlXaassif Bullet
Had N5frf rfdddshD Mlfqal!s qalss
M.000{0}.6 6&442 auIqnu'
Calls Upon People Not to
Injure His Assailant.
Makes Speech of an Hour
Before Receiving Aid.

. y sE:.' I: v
- M,a.:stss3 e. 2stas4e asst6% / kGSse; :se;
nosed manfac d liz entered III Auto<
mobile in front1o9 Hotel Gilpatrtc!4l
to start fQr, An auditorium where = ne g,
~: IS spiSk sxe&ights s44 nnkNeeS
Oh S6ing Is the hall; there qdieted
the ,orosad that eireaF&'! he: hadl been;
shot. spoke from 500 until 9:45
o'clock, though apparently weak
and then was taken to an emergency
hc.rital Ef:1tl:1ii.ij!;:.
An X-ray photograph was made.
and the bullet was found not to- nave
penetrated thesluag:, ;i:e.::..s,i i:f.
Col. Roosevelt Insisted on ieavins
for tlifes96, as hsdD been rlannao,
and, despite the fact that the Wound az
was considered far from trivial: ieft
Milwaukee shortly after; mtdgign1.
The Moose leader showed no ef-
feet: from t1e sshoek ana Eas ana
Jolly hunh0r. - - "a =:
The fhet xhat Eel. sRobsexeh: wore
aaheAty: 6fny overcoat.s was clothed
thickly. and that. the bullet penetra-
: ted. q heavy manuscript anq spec,
:faciss case; hk9e16f fiavee n A3e.s
an, hours -auestto toplng. the
I assassin. gave his name as jonn
Schrank Of $40 East Tenth Street,
New York. From notes found IN
the prisoners clothes itoik evfdNt
!: ne III demented ON the subject OF 0ol
Roosevelt running for third tefM
Q col. Kooseveft' stood, =wsfving Us
mt in answer to the; cheers :sof ene
crowd. The assassin was standing
in the crowd d, few feet from tht
;: automobile. He pushed his way sc
!, the side of the car and! raising hi'
gun, fired.
Martin leaped over the car q: sec
ond ,ifteT the bullet sped on its; way
:. Cor Roosevelt barely moved as the
shot was fired. Before the croWc
/: knew what had happened Martin,
who ii 6 feet tall and q a'former root
ban player, had landed squarely Or
the assassif.s shoulders and had
Z horne him to the ground. He threw
(: his right arm about the mans neck
With 3 deathlike grip and, with 81:
left arm. seized the hand that held
g the revolver: IN another second -
mad adiiarfsed him. r., ~ ~ 4,
II CofH: Roosevelt stood calmly look
ine On. as though nothing h1d hap
pened. Martin picked the man Up
- though he were 1 child, and car:
iaried him .the few feet which separated
! chem from the car almost to the side
OF tie Colonel. ;;s. ',is.' ~ f';:' s.
"Here he ,".fsatd Martin. look
1t HIM Colonel. 80 q
All this happened within a few
secohds,' Md Col. Roosevelt stood
casing rather: ctfioysly at the man
who attempted ahiS lffe before the
stunned crowd realized what was 60
ing on. Then . ncwl rs. of rage went
Regardless Of his wound Colonel
Roosevelt appeared 1t the Audito-
rum aud delivered . speech to tho
large audiehce that awaited him,
!: speaking for ah honr, despite the
protests Of his physician and friends
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-10-19
=: b|B[E:::STUDY CEUB:{UESSFl Tons

:wssssE ~. !. III i!f h
,-to-Jesls. Is commander xuindoa nivlA
hh13. Verse 37-If oQtis xist5rfe1i"
vision this miracle 'fstt3a Ysstss3 sG 3f1 T.,
Z. hs that ofathe: eyewitEesAes nFh44!tt
awould pur estimate OF it, be?.m,3 .,as.a
Il A. Mehti1p II YOU can any ~erao
" aEeif aEi pf,Jeau. Which XqR!lA pkst iFs~
yeagqpsia from saving. 'He hash dqpe .aH,o;
ii things lwef}b5,d1 ,ars5eq duto',uH !.
Il h.1she. Whist man. in ALI history fAtifa,;
today, the etm0st astQnislaalRnt. I, md Z,
why: lis it so? This. is, 4pef Of stlle !
! questions; which be i&QsweFHdg IN: b,
i writing by memberss9f 4bsn elubYf< ar
.:.,16. ;viii: 1-4-WhatlI!te !tegiaeleea1d&d
,there that sthe: ,feedingl .ot the etQHr .
Thousand iisn mot shsyasaittaN at, thai
account fqthey feeding OF the, FIVE
Thousand?
ittaN What atareasonaiR thpye ,t0i Enpz
pose. that Jesush naymDa tAt4es iTith,s
those ID need otodax as, he, did in thatet {.
day? 5a-+,'o t.:d ts naony,j1s an3
~. 1S+,. Notwithstanding, that al i.GQAT
does not supply ,Qalr needso Huw,amt II
# racplously; does he DHRply til ga: :surer,nl
" and may: We absolutely, tru stIhiM al
lor tAe future! why! -71isa
, ba19si What class, of people, dormRd,
this, m4ltitude? eifi div yahasuT e1sh
~ 30. 'Whatlo shape, 4 does rGhyist,a,
'icompassion ON the ARpltjAuEei,', akas ri
st0daKz g :: .::s9 .,i,., odt .ysbnun
.ae.,2l-'I U.s. time; spea&n ins the serWQe no
,P4 Christ ever forgotten by. him. anslno
is It .eYern pEeftless2,@ Why2.,;. .oo;,
~ 22ty Verse 5-What pro0f dAitheyn ,w
that onf abilityMouTe opportunity anfl,1s
) our espurces are. ample fprv Q4Fo tplbn,
aANfy! grah chi FfaIliA hns vsh,uirH
!: IA, Verses ,!e-,llj017 What areo the, ri
ADVANTAGES, of rsystemo andn Drde5otn -
both our sacred snd ,secular ;naatters2a,,
,i;. -. What better: is food. after itci
has been blessed, than before21 21.ou
:; .25. What are, the! evils. tpf, ,fwasteza
/, and the gain ;of .econQmy. .?tqsaN :.,stnd
t. Lesson for Sspnday,..NoN .2%.l91A:
3 HE sSien; and the ''4lesyeqs toiMarA
VIII 11-216an.aa5a s.'ss -.,n.,s'., .aui a1
>~N<~~<~Nj>>S<- I>,.l.I;aa w e..Ssaxl {
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Biz Sc I'D S8aeGi d)B b)Rsl sslsuild-
f'o' i''i;'Hffasss inr Hass Bsens B3sassa ssssn. lG'sa
Thseg hseg,.MeAyoy ssna' ntakBssfEss
!, s,,,I.ands,inj therQ QSal.'

stesus1ts nodn lss.--+'l1- 'l1-~stGiodGs tie
t "a 1IT5hle,eRgP5aapaemsnt laaal sskitn the the
E[Timeatzh hEel@aoetats IS thAt Z xAik fpesr ..
ldfA5 hRfd{ been put thE499kan 99a III a..
MsExpT 1siSA, S${'1ala8 sana sBSaHfe BSaHfe Btdati aHp
that, tRe ErSats sSpt ksrp,, 4 y! Latabsf q C. GO
was W.T. one l11 1t tke parties to- the, deal
bronRht Z deniHl fr6m that t6ihpany
,'that they had npiffenaySdn ca' E36 the
i|infentfon 81 phrct:iifs4slie affy, 1ahd III
''tthffs parishn,' tWfiile 9hfae NAY N6't true
aN Is ;csffaip," tpAe nthe.a Nc Etsy lands
eheN NiidbHds eoF tHg' st. fhMmk kny laval
STORED CO. ana SOME others are en-
aAMHp'ddRR1t aAMHp'dd Is F30, ,00d.S0o fset76f lun6sf
When the timber passes through the
drsah %all s68 u sEzi Eazsi3ast:S a " are MT a
! Ixfs 81 TIN timber 1t 't1is. time, but
1--WE beltewesIha4! with. 'prcpef, inkfresa
.by thstosi iti4spss the ,miill that hAA y T.
EoyinEtoinn.. It : will be built = some
Twhefg Iii sc, 'Tamm&hy 't4r Assf. 'fTheft
Il, NO reason ewff5 CO<inetens 'spouis.
not s1ayee ett.:.t t,s! IfasI eus,fi
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-10-19
PRIVILEGE OIL

ss.e>~H s,f>:Akssnms
as''sn suduEyfiyIts QUESTION
ri, II rsfnu ar@'aa october Il, is12s,al,
nn,;;sNahderinks in 'pecapolis. Mark
~ ilfi fiE!I1len I1lenviii i; T - aIei i .jao ,.is,
: :, 1,3e s;'nolasn.a 1e1tHe hath hath l5he e'.alli..,
ia things Wells he Aermaketh both dhe deafgn
4 tos he4r and thet? aaumb2:tc bsoeak''aa
ii atKI WV. ,laas ... 'ns Is,,ol ~ 40 ,5
sa5ohs vars%i fbs Tf}SSate II. p
, Jesusn taok d from THE IcoFst. ri Tyre.
and: 6idon Ito, Ahersea of Gelilee.
as:s2IalWh ibid Z Jesus: stay IS. short :,
.:.-:s. verses s2-s i: thssee21 u ~.
tent off tho . .losss borne by one wh0o, u
sis.i both deaf and, dumb? .s,,...,yr VIZ
+ t.:4orsWhaE is.sdone and what more
!: :ean.beI done sfor the deaf and dumb
;of -thi&roountry than: WH are doing; -:
::-...s, 5oJ Why sDddd Jesus use such, an
! elabtrate, process in curing shis man,
when aaost OF shts other mnii:raclsIs ni:E'
i were, 90 esimplosqss. - ,.,.s>,,,,. ,',ft
{: p16.u Why.wouid1 you say that Ies
.aus uscdlthese signs as the Only, way
3 to convey, to the patient what he was 80
. going ,tos dei fore him? Why? .:a..,
Z. Why dtdi Jesus perform TINS
s..mifak3esi in private when most 0f HE
:, ,othepaniracley wer6 done II public? ,,
Is ,8.o Did Jesus, s,petform this miracle
3 sbn his ,owas ihnAta power. pr BY the
Of God lin. answer to his look
ding up pto,heAven?'h .r','.<.<.v
an: 9sa,should we bring our Sex ones : :
& to, Jesus ..today ,iin 4 expectation that. ..
. he will ll!heal,them:o or chouId We. Use, ..
the; means to that end which God
+ has given us In nature? .. ..,,.<,
Ia .lO:a, Verse a6t.-Which. IS ths, ,EfSatss: ,
'ser rusinperpijand why, Hho,s tells
- things. God twisheS11iot to be known :,
Or she who keeps to himself what he
~ Ought to, publish abroad? :-.xs-..
:::: Hi rsWhN1did Jesus want this mir
acle kept seGnet ?,,%e '" -
Il, l2.H tDisobedience always results T..
Z, in; evil.i. What uevil recults probably
!, came from: this" act Of. disQbedience.,
>~NnN>>~ ~A%N<AIAelA.
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A ~ 49, NJ
t9ste AN 3N,S1 9l1i 0nll0q.1vS -.
'pai aissctpQ1Mmaa 3sr09 (.sotj. sotj. n.s.... ~.
Oeen taAen ~ .ne NeXx3s .t4o.3~s..
9 Gram C2ea6P14. eot!olln,5.surwxs...e
tSemHeNy 9O& Ht1dA.~cll0'9O!Sx CNs
9 fateeek ana ..s.iss tne o.e.s Dis.s
CoH pan A:yeeHNl 11t31lS 40.OI .H. s' rp.S
or eh49'as tl5lH asl6t '!ys2ds.,s -
;awHy1 QA@1 1oP HIsDNIl.se
II - imhelAs tasMe M 1 49, F OFTs q c; .vc;1
AH9e 40t4ce tNh!h94 I6ssgy,StI. a. .'H.. ,,
ols.hpHfp~' sh'ot'1p. - - 80
"euIeAslk.1 hnu"1a o14ngs
Tne nve large tensNSlSse eboes.
cured. Iney arc 1W tN@9MtSa'
,449l9ts spa1a aleAfAN anG Me1sssss. .
e9hlH!lAl 49,, pvu..ly: ..u,e. ~. ..S .spt IS.
men. anu ..n ~. e.nlAVA'--1sA4@ .HnA eAeA
ilR9vIAs ttRtuSy sw nox oa
. me ne" UrssH'11S.1 H. a.' n!o ~ =,
aAM !g4b tSh3N 0@x kASous ~
oA TN a paonles; .nssor. ,,,,l r1s rrese.t !
d, pyramid ,,esaass fesneS ladisa,dspaxt.
aentsMY YhfeadonattSn .artll not ONLY
Se s'lara. rsnsesentativs si 81 the .sri, Of dec.
Or ofat,on SSt j. sspeetsd M ID to :. = :oots-
se'.s. sss = s.sn as,sss - ~ ..'',. e
Ees ,.,ssas:s ,'t
!, ,Tcen1 ..tl,n hnr~sp. Tlshreaa a,66xNc NJ
! harge Tor their nbmscaftcr
ha exhibit .1.....--.,.... .---.
fH!1ll', spe!,nslnsk s.sA .ssc .ne
ian I.n =. LIZ s lee H .ls,x.d Sv th.t
a9A.M tsAssea au'.n..n.eu ~. ~. e"a'
1H2Ispeo uSNpeSJAA "' eos .n "
,,acu n,s,.,. ~ =. .FsalIa s,n".Is.s-nln.... sl
!, Pig, ea,. e'ss -. ,s"cers err
'9h lHps .asMnns n - ...ssr,a,s..s su a ~
~ ~ ~ ssettsr I ~ 'sles.!p1esl-
oents: om;,ass aes,s .:.,ta "9''
,. !: sanders; { xerea,a.a.; JAG.
bokeniohr. ytiNe eRdfsssaoens! =: =.
Snho4 berg s,hgaaF .;"0tisdM- Fttz-
Simons: secre-ary; ;Mt neasssaou'rsy. e,
rectors. "ns''
Ladies' Auxil lefs.
Mrs. VIM. Bodeba2de& t11sideat:
Mrs. Albert s16Af2h. NQS1 Presi-
|deAtA Mrs.1 ifgnd9S Smlek b ~ vice
President: Mrs. G. ]. Bur3S Treas-
urer.. ..Afrs.-J.-B.--W6fxHTM. Ckairman
ReffgSkl6enls! Warren.
Chairman AfrGnxements: Mr.. p.
eBnfu3.H ChaffMhfk r1Re1Aefyin9 Cim-
NJ yabnna jTsps
Horor.rv We. p,shaaia1.l
-.... = - s,,~.1 .,uII
= ~ .Sesncs - aasn Eon: LeWis
=. H. - ~ ssn, ,aAessg.e . - n9ohfsfv.
.SsHaH dfa66SS!aflegEA 4neN .4s1!V. Z.
EalI1 Tsd 73RuI3M rs3rla.t.sss a'eon
tA1SGSfA@ ifX8 " VIZ: II 4&4Tj4VE Mn Il AO.
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[ds,so al noitsI041ho .l::;f
iia.;%;sGislid eGt 10 olntan N3f
[Galsii sas ii Ttf -, i39@5
usn !aHj.ini 9iff 1ot ri ~
1854 ~ s::fafi gaafa ri; lo :'n;
ln.. .s5:"al 81 ut ieiiaf =, 2t;i
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KgeW .JeW4i::.! siuuS !.ns ycf4

-,efJr.NM.mR.. Fisher, ,ptHhO 8. hAa just
iopened up Offices. in. the. Coyipgtoh
nank .bniiding. has had 4 vide .trxcI
tjeHn tica' il I,ati5 the1 155lrofesgicn. ana ii one
tfima vsa nrofessIo,ri' ,i'' IL th& Vfdely
known Rental Coii4ixE Of 'NeH Or.
.leana His -thorouatihhs aishs * X ainiag al.
The EEannowiesiLg.5e lie iia4 Sa;ned Ct tlr.'
rTeat E,rsy e: importanse 4 Fhygs:inic fpacaJ'
f;ons ana sanitarv, sinirroundfnk1 are
~ hrnnrht tn view in the madnnTer' ri
S,hIrb haa "a ffffn9 .AE hfI Offices!
I'm teachine dehtistfg," sxid Dt!
Fisher. II always laid .streSS. 4p6h
'the imip,oolrrtancg 81 thofduKN sahitk7
ton Instrnments should 81, ,Stgff11!
edMnot sfinp1Sd 6{pd4ElE In, ,,16lutions
and wined of. iRad M I1AAgN even
fn have ate4fliIed 1Astfum e1H I'd the
handS that. hRn1 Iffneuf 81 iiS1eted.
= ~ Z Ran ~ Ha16 TtS1h tllSS RaW9il ~
the instruments: slfHdY}ff{h9 9afiMore
.he M fnrnishinr. % of tho anaratins-rbdtffll
should not he such as Wiii fo ter an.
secrete germs. ,Therefore main kur.
fscas ara a. nrefer.his to carved decor
.'ieas .'1,, and s.spst, .,s q sse%'ss n ,ss
nss,th saUd ~ % NV % n.{,ents % lthsnj ~ ~ nro. ~
v;d;n1 - .ther .,,fh ymrn-tona 1omn fin,
roans. &;
1sdl,selar;atfos 1;lI,, ; a as to- 7ifa ifsrsishines
NV ye = tr y1 %o{s sot " .ar
G E. ~ a nisoe fSr 1lrr IS ,%1eeI % vet
III tsp1 .maofh : ,fe inrs%cel ~ II khS wh,{9 1
eur elsd oueratine1 chatr{ am cahI
snafs l., vsrv nre{tv Ia l1ok mnon anf7
the convenience ~ their onerstioE !.
almost marvellous. Draws swing ou.
at the touch of1A finger G1d instfu.
= ,,,4hs Ss zsSsts. :. ..s,SsrensA., -
~ q -svS -
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lbyra s1Ska a4AAfea efourths Re c.c.
ital stock thereof present ea zen
5s BS.s gals'tPglihstasssS sl'sa l5sl3 ss .d;s; Ss;s
gtsTam56y parish. u kna' nsJ imi =
medfately preceding ameetinf
and written notices dfes.obiec1a
OF safd meeting sent tch stocEg
nc nciaeI snIlrtysA3O Immediate
KNOWN splAcy q red -
= tvheneveff' 't6isz Bration !. a,.a
Ssss 81 ns;sa: wnetn2Y Limitation 81
.es~ase,- 1..es ~ ~ shall be liqut
sated Dy tx4 3dating commission.
ers 70 p@s.sel9d @ at general meet.
ing =. oI.the ss6ckholders and in caoe
q @asesA disability Of any Of said
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-10-19
.aSIfV tHEIDI13M Hf 0MOH Ii9HJ
ATuRD AY,I OCI0f$ERi49,
fissiE at:s aoiDsf anuOx 10 bWoTs & b9
ESG5G S$ls;|l !; SsSS|l3e |le

| ,aonairs bns aoyits!s1 dtiw elidw
Hea iii oa!aa 1ah ot i,snrujaS sal|
i .snsoIrO
ssia a1s ;aii 9ais saG no 9soiiT 1
+iii;f's:2; zns1h .rM .TadilluG oinn 4
n5:'f ,Ieii!etsd3 ao;anH saiM hna
37': o. s'sis y'i39 I'D lIiW alasirj
Il oni, tyoda = ri tuo inofl
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TAXPAYER.

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fnk enalINeDhsRe3yf;! Bes
:Achf f1iyefyand ktdpsys.
AlldfARefsts. .3cUOH
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-03
HELD FOR MURDER
Negro Charged With Killing
Eight at YiIlisca.
Claims He Was at Nearby
Town Night of Murder.

s,oux City, Ia, July S.-Charged with
-, ,,,,,rder of the Joseph Moore's fam
s Te of six and two guests at Vllnsca'
!oWa va bv the sioux City police
Is Sheriff A. A. Jackson, of Red OAK
go will arrive here today with the
I l,.errant for Roberts arrest Roberts
e1ains he was at Clarenda' Iowa, tne
night of the murder, having gone 'iefs
10 ~ 9e has lived in Sioux City since 1906
= FOR three years has worked as
IN .sn.ts,s in a, photograph stuoio-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

"A. M. Baird and wife to Shawnee - I
State Bank, pit. lot 81 Kansas ave-, -
North Topeka. ......-.-.-.-- :, .$e'VVO
The 3D.. of TT. of Oberlin College to
L. B. Wyman, lots 44S-49 Melrose ,oo
sub. 49, wv
w. d. owen and others to L. G.
Hazel and others, tract in sec. L ooo
Ills N'-O0
]. Nell to P. Hazen and wife, lots 429-
1873 S. Y q Ohio ave-, j. Norton's 80
End add -.....-.--.--- :. - INV
I. J. Graham and wife to NJ. T.
Campbell, pit. lot 90 Kansas ave-, N. ooo
Topeka N'NON
F. A. Ingraham and husband to. A
NJ Dubrenil, lots 645-47 Lincoln ST. -.
NJ. & D. Sub-.... .-..- 4'oVo
c. L. Wore and wife to E Z. chase,
BIS P1sce o'4-'O i-o $3.50
O. M. Elliott and wife to B. D. Ferris,
n. y lot II Jackson St, North To- ,oo
peka - : - :. ~, Nv
l., r. Clearinghouse and wife to W.
Donaldson, lot 1872 to 500 Bolles ave-, 40
blk g. Steele's add. 1'VVO
G. E. Olander and wife to II. NJ
See record ."--.-+- 20
M. Oswald and wife to C. L. Berner,
lot 47s Polk St, Gould's add. 49, Z'Soo
7 A. Troutman and wife to o. E.
walker lot 1 and one-tenth int in -
lots A and WeStlake. .------..--- z'VVV
- s. Elliott and wife to J. A Rich
ardson. lots 144-6-S Winfield ave,
Brigham & Rice's add.....--......... 1'zoO
NJ q. yesterday to ]. H. yesterday,
8 Is n. e. Il 21-10-15. :!
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POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES,

FOR SALE-Sew anc SECONDHAND caron
and pocket billiard tables and boWlinS
alleys. We lead the world In cheap ftx-
lures; easy payments. Send for catalogue
Brunswfck-Ba fke-Coi1enoer Co. 1x4-8
Main street. Kansas City. No
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-03
First Published in The Topeka State
Journal July 8, 1921
PROPOSALS


Sealed proposals will be received by
The Regents of the University of Kansas
until 800 P. M. Thursday, July 18th, 1872.
for the furnishing of all labor and ma
terials and the excavating of the site of.
and erection of foundations and basement
of the central portion and one connecting
link of the Administration and College OF
Liberal Arts Building. located on the
grounds of the University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas.
Plans and specifications are on file at
the University; at the office of the Stale
Architect, Topeka: and at the office OF NJ.
P. McArdle, Chemical Building, st. Louis.
Mo.
Each proposal, accompanied by certi-
fled check for Five Hundred Dollars
C$50o.0O, will be presented under sealed
cover marked Proposals" and addressed
to Edw. E. Brown, Secretary and Pur-
chasing Agent, Lawrence, Kansas.
The right is reserved by The Regents 70
reject any or all bids.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF KANSAS.
EDW. z. BROWN,
Secretary and Purchasing Agent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-03
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Wednesday, July 3. 1921

State of Kansas Shawnee County, SIS.
In the Matter of the Estate of Martha
Mary Bower, late of Shawnee County.
Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of June, A. d. 1912, the undersigned
was, by the Probate Court of Shawnee
County, Kansas, duly appointed Executor
of the estate of Martha Mary Bower late
of Shawnee County, deceased. All parties
interested in said estate will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN FRANKLIN BARRIE,
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EGAl-
[First published in The Topeka Stats
Journal June 5, 1921

First published in The Topeka Stata
Journal June 5, 1921
THIRTY DAY NOTICES OF APPLIcA
TON OF BUSINESS COLLEGES FOR
a PERMII TO CANVASS IN
Topeka, Kansas, June g. 1912
Notice is hereby given that the
Hutchinson Business College, Hutc hfnson
Kansas,
has made application to me for a pernaf,
tn canvass in the State of Kansas for Tb,
purpose of selling tuition in advance ana
contracting or securing notes for tuition
the business college herein named
If satisfactory proof is furnished that
the above named college is incompetent to
furnish such a course of instruction as "a
advertised or that the moral surround
ings of the institution are not good, or that
the premises are kept in an unhealthy
etitution use Misrepresentation or fraudu-
lent methos in securing contracts, notes
case a permit will not be granted to such
huSineSS college
IT. FAIRcHILD.
state Superintendent of Pubic Instruction.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Wednesday, June 10. 1921
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Shawnee County,
Kansas.
William Wegele, Plaintiff,
VS.
Emma wegeIe.. Defendant.
~ mo. 27437.
The State Of Kansas to Emma Wegele
Greeting:
e You are hereby notified that you have
been sued in the District Court of Shaw
nee County, Kansas, in an action in which
William Wegele is plaintiff and Emma
Wegele is defendant, and that the petition
in said action was filed by said plaintiff
on the 18th day of June, 1912, and that
unless you answer said petition of plaintiff
on or before the first day of August 1912.
said petition will be taken as true and
judgment will be rendered, divorcing the
plaintiff from you.
OTIS E HUNGATE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: C. w. BOWER,
Clerk District Court, Shawnee County,