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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
Nut Ocm SaltalI.
,frttSe snifd,tu Sul9drilu u,lS Ser
Cirfti unterSeihust utue
Siese Ser 2llbdnltu.
Commandment 81. Gent.

9ie beioerleliigsn Sepgumadlu9ten
unterseibneten am Mionto3 62n 6ries
oenSOsrirag sm,ibeu Der {aJtgi uno
@uIaarjen. Der 65rpblu5iiy aralulirte
Den Acknowledgment fur ne Inter
SIlhnuu9 oes 6risoens. UQgaui 9enes
raj Sauor. ser buIgari't's 1eleeat,
sr,plbtrte. Der 6rieoeusoelua3 btoeute
Die g8ieosr0uinnbme oer often lreunos
id90itIld)su 8g5iehuugen 5,Uil1gn Buls
gariau gno Ger Iurfei,
9pnbon SO 5apt.
! Cine GpnitautinpNer 8spelhe mels
bet, 0dB Giido Yalda Ill Oen SuIton
tele0rapbrt babe, er babe DE 2Ibiibt,
Elm autuuomes Qubanien iu ihoifsn.
oas unter Der SuSerdnitdt oer Gugtei
1tebt.
Die orpbenoe Spro6e ser Der iungs
tiir'iit}en Militatpartei, Dir g,genm1rs
ti9 in Gonltant,nopsl bas !0tit III oen
'oanben bat, unhe Iiebenoen Al1iter be-
IIatt9t ben Ginorud Der isiu6ieliaen
siimmnns ber janstiirtiihsu &telie
grie(beuIano 9egeniiber. Gin 8lnlt
itebt nIht on su ertIdren. lusnn biries
dlenInnh nibt uad9ebe. meroe es aug
Salonltj mo @pirus in lslne alien
@ren5eu 6uriictgeiriebell nerosn.
0eue Sie9e Der Nlbnneien.
gBier 9n Sept.
9ind bier tuiro aen;elo,f 6nB Die
aIboreiiiHen TruppeH nah bsillgem
9ampf Slfppa eingenonlmen baben.
Grisrsno. oas tpenige Meiien iuetter
iucticb liegt lit uou gtlbnncien umSins
9elt unO muB in aasrndhiier 3eit ials
len; Die oortjae ierbii6e &drnti0n be-
iteht aus 5000 W{ann.
YOn 2Iuloun, en- Noriatiidcn Weer.
miro beri6tet. oaB Die albanf'sn 0ts
rioa mad bcftigem Sampl 8euommen
baben.
Gelsrno, 2 Oft.
Sn Selerao ipuroe om M}ittuoh
amllih on9stiin6ist. 6aB iiA 0as Blatt
in 2ubanien Susuniten Der Ser5en gee
menoet bot. Die Ierbilha 9lrmee bat
nab benz 8eri6t Gibra uno 0hrion
mieOer ejngenOmmen uns ,rsitt Die sIts
baneien, Die an 3abl bebeuten6 gerius
ger limo, aui Der gansen 9inie nuf oie
tiirSIit) feitseieete 8reu;e suriid.
@iiao YnI1a bat cine l}ote an Sers
bieu gerihtet. in DER et oeu ulbaneiis
ldsn 9tufItano in ierbiitbem @ebist
perurtbeilt. lebo6 anfiInoj9t. oaB or # h
an Die Spibe Der 9(Ibnneifn itsllen ruerot,
wenn Ssrbien periuhen iOats. III 2tIs
bonIen eiR5ufalIer.
9.tden, ,. Oft
@riehtnlanb bereitct lih auf einen
neu.n arieg NIT Ger Iuttei bor uno
bat oie 6eieruen einberuien; bleiaben
niiNen lih tnnerbalb uon orei 3agen
ftpiI IN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
acine GOmnliili iliOnsuermaltung
Nytiuneapolis, |.

N}iuneapolis. l. Oft.
gtnh BEN inoiiiiieaen 8ablna6 ids
ten aus 80 BON ll5 YreSintten lit ber
neue hieiige StoOts@barter nit etmd
%. 600 geaen $3.50 Sttmmen ab9elebnt
woroen Ntit benz neuen 1rsibtiei por
Die comlnIiiariI6e 8erwaItuns uerbuns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
HOdeieller an Der SpiBc.
ReiU I1It, 2. Ett


Sobn .. Rodeieqe& s.HBt mebr 42rs
ioualeigeni9um in DIR z;aOt Rem gort
ols lrqenb cine anoere 4.rlon. iDie aus
benz nm Wilttmoh percH.ntlihten BE-
ridjt iibsr bic geriorolituer 5u li'bsn
lit. gnrnah bel0uit 't Jtodsisusrs
YsrionaIbenB oui $500 900; Der pon
Sobu Z. 8odsieuel jun aui 1896. 600;
ron g9m. &odaisllrr aai $500, 900;
Ihona5 7. 8u1n, 81 900: Bran
Runeu Snse. S4g5o0J 3erbert g.
Snlterlse. 500,O00. ,{t9b 3. S6i'f,
100000: Somes Sp5a.r 100000;
6srmon Sieldeu. SjQl 900. 5funo'
siaentbum. 2lt,isn unS 5-aos iino nidt
eiugeihloiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
Scnator 2oo9e auber Wefabr.
0fnhant. W2aii.. 2. Oft.

gfabant, W(al1., z. 2tt.
Sunoesianntor 0enrp @aoot 2ooae
bat il6 BON Der dm Iebtsn s5rettag uors
genommenen Ntaaeuoperatipn lOmett
erbolt. baB Der bebanbelnre Nrst Or.
8tancis .. Oarrington. am Mithuoh
9lbeno bier antrnotsen fonnte, ouB Die
unmittelbnre 2ebens9efabr jebt pOriiber
iet. Der YutIent bari jeBt bereits i'm
Sett uIredt iiseu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
W0r0er murDt Uerb0ftct.
aonitoutiuppeI, !. Oft.

Die tiittliheu Seb0roen baben Den
N}0rber be- omerifaniidin 0iiiiionars
>fep Gbas. 6. 0olbroot bon Ypnn,
Wfaii ueldler bel Souldsbr in Der
oiiattlden Gur'ri onfdnas 2tu9uit er'
mlroet muroe. jebt u.rbaiiet Ser Bros
5eB oe5 Wi6roers uuo isIner uier Gons
pl,cen iinoet oieien Wpnat in aonltan'
lnopel Ii1tt.
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GOuutnt ueri0Obtn.
Ell 0nuis 9Rn.. 3n. sar

:. -
g. 9. 9o9ou, Setreidr Der 2ate'tos
tbes&ulf Deep Baierwon Contention,
fiinbi9te om Monta9 in Ct. 9puis,
Moy an, boB Die aui Nlitte Ottober in
Teoria, ST.. nnseiebte Seriammlun9
bts Mttte Sanunr perl6oben iporoen
iei. 0os genaue 9atum fir ben 8es
sinn bes @unuents lit nod nidt ieit9ss
lest iuproen.
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Gbim's @ablcn,
1uanitifai miro sptifeIIos Ser
erite psrmaueute prdliStut
GhiudS Iotioen.
gSaibinston. 3. g.. l. Stt.

Die amerifnniihe @eidnotihait in
Bsting tabelis h:.: Stuatsoepnrlemeut
III @dlhtuoipu, 3. e.. am Eienstoq,
bnB Die 8egisrung uno oie Sppplilion.
ole hit lauaem bInIihtlIt oes psrma~
nfuisn &r1liOenten oui benz tUotcn
9Sunst anselanst wareu. iib iebt ooblu
9cetnlgt baben. oaB lOfort bic MlbIeu
ablebaltsn merben louen, oSne crit ouf
Die sinuahne elmer neusn Netiaiiung
III luorten. Widu hoi;t. oab Ole 2lrs
rouQementS hernrt beld)leuniat merosn
tonnen. onB Die gBabl Sunuihltd,s
SumEydiioentsu Der dlueii6su 3epublif
am 10 Sttober. oem erlten SabreStag
Der Grbsbuug in Wutlhdng. ole NIT
Dem Sturs Der Otanoldu 0puaitie
enoete. eriol9en fanu.
Die Reibun9sn Slpilhen Gbina uno
Der WonsoIei onueru uelier. Die
@tionotibaft meloet. baB 1000 berits
iene WtOngoIen init 20 Wtalhineuse'
luebren iebu WteiIeu norolih pom 3el'
gan, elmer 125 Weilen uoroWeIIih
BON 8ttjn9 lle9snosn StuOt ansefoms
men iinO. Sn 8elaan lieQt elne beoeu'
len0e dineiiihe @eiubung. unO elm
Sompf miro jepeu 2lu9enblId eripartGt.
@uerfennung geiidert.
Tefiug. l. Oft.
Sn elmer 8erinmmIun9 oee oiplomo'
tilden Corps IN 4Sefing puroe 5u9un'
item Der 4ueriennun9 Der btneliiuen
Repubiit 9eitJmmt. g8ann ole glners
feHnung erfolgeu miro. miro in elmer
Sleun8 am 2 Ottpber entihleoeu mere
Den, uno luabrlheinIib miro oos 8ns
tum unmittelbar ua6 ber @abl lein
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
6OuOlulu miro geidubert.
Oonolulu, /. Oft.


GleiuroneunSig 3lportotions llr'
tbetle, IN oeu meliteu 5alleu fur Sapa"
uer, wur6eu am 3ieniiog hler pom
Gbsrjnipettor bes Ginwanberun9s '8u'
reaus. Rldaro g. 9oliep, unter5eth'
net @s bonbeIt iih bierbei um Die
gtufbebuns oes fog. 6OlbIidls s3tltritls
IN SOnoIuIu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
Sicr;ig umgefOmmcn.
Roitop, RuBlou0. 30. 5ept

Roitop. RuBlnu6. 80 Sept
Ban6iieu babsn smiihen Bafu un6
Batum, GuBl0no. ois Gelsiie Der Gis
ieubabn aui8sgiiieu uno 6aOurdJ eineu
8alingierju8 sum gnt9Isiisn gebraht.
Seh5 0Ggsn muroen Serit6rt oieritg
BerioneH get6otet unt 1unoert uer.est.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
Sarf lDeitcrlieqen.
Seutnant Steffen, Ser oeutihe hi.
litdrflie9er, in 5ranfreid7 rer,
haftet, miro ftsiseldfen.
8ouloene, fsranfreib, 2. Gft.

UUNIp8He, 6TuHIFtI1, z. VI.
Die frau60liiben 8sb0toen in &ous
logne, 5ranfreib. srtbeilten an Mtltts
wOh Dem oeutid)en MttIiidrflieger. Qsuts
nant Stefen, Der om 20. september
unlpeit oieier Staot 9eInuoet mar. Die
GrIuubniB gum @eitsrflug. &ur5 nor
ieiner Ibfubrt lprad geutnnnt Stefieu
BEN fran5Oiiid)en Beb0roen ieiuen 0anf
iiir Die liebenswuroige 8eban0tuug
aus, Die ibm 5utbeii wur6e. @r iiigte
bin5u, er babefnidt Die 9tbliht aebabt
iiber fran5Diii6es @ebiet su fliesen,
iOnoern er lei BON leiner 9iOute nbQes
triebsn unO 5ur 9an5un9 9e5luunsen
fppr0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
Hebellcu hitbeu.
Nuh 2lmerifauer habeu pisords
l(e9ras inn Stib
9eldheu.
Sisbros gissras. Mcr.. l. Oft.

ftNNAN~ ~ hNSAN1s [NhAk l. A-tA.
Giue SchrsdensptrtbIhdlt berribt
in Tieorns @esraS. lftr.. Der prouis
iorliten 0auplitoot Otr merifauilhen
@onittiutioualiiten 0unoerle uun
6iiihtllnsen lin0 aus Dem uermlIteteu
Nanos in Der Staot singetrOfisn. uuo
bic liegreihen &e9ierungStruppeu mare
idilen noh gtoroen bu, bic lsInoIid)e
YlrmGe Dor iib bertreibeuo.
QInf ben orin9eno,u &oth oes ameris
touiiden 9oululS BlO1er iino nuh Die
9lmerltn",s aus VjsoroS 9ts9rns aus
oeSp9eu. sum Tbeil nit ibrel t0nbe dui
oem Hiiden; 6llHberte pon 4srlouen
bdben I'M Qouie oes Iitustdg Die the
iernationdle Bride bej @uais 8aB.
2erds, ilberlhritten. aouiul BIoder
erlbeiIie Die 8aruuna an Die in Der
Staot Iebenoen Nnertfdner, uuuerjii9s
lib 81 flleben, meil er 2IuSihieiiunaen
beliiidteie. ialS Die Goultitutirnalliien
g;5luungeu werOen iollten. ole t5elte Su
raumen.
TiG BON General MoB por iif hers
9etriebenen Gebslleu iebeu ale 3orier
in &rano. burh Die iis tommen. Die
&eaierunssarmee lit iest oidt por Sas
bino$ angetommen, pOn lUo iid1 bie
3ebellen eutlueher nab 4ieoroS 9tes
8roS poer iiber Die @renW bel @romuss
pille. 1eros. Surilfbieben ionusn.
NmeritonJlbe @uubestruppen ellen nab
G-a9le YaB uon gan gtutpHio. uni Die
bptiise @drnjicn su uerltdrtsn.
Gtdn ermdrtet bier, oaB bel Dem
eritsn @eriuh ooS Giqentbum uon
guSlduoern in Giebrds 9esroS nnsu-
toiteG. ein llltjmaium an Mrr:to seridr
tex wsroen wir6. Inter ben 5liihts
Iingrn. oje beute Die Bride ilberihrttD
ten, befauben Iith 73 glnterifnne..
2abIrehe msrifdnil6e uu6 japoniite
5Iiidtlinse ouriten ameritauiIhes Bes
bet nitbt betreteu.
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Sarifbill uom Sans an9enom=
men.
WoihInaton, .. g., l. OF

Die 6smotrotlihe 9arifoorIoee bat
om Gienitn9 odS Rsprdisntdntsnhaus
uerloiisn, nm, pie bic fiibrer Der Bars
tel bofen, aud i'm Senat srIebi9t 5u
iutrbsn. giad elmer mebriitnoissn
9ebotle nabm 6ns Saus bic giq NIT
254 gegen 103 Stjmmen an uu6 iu'
oOiIirte oamt nit Nusnohme Der cine
Beiteusrung be5 Baumpo0e. .Termlu.
bonoels porieben6en 9Idulet nqe BARN
entbalteneu Beitimmun9en.
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Tauien6s BON 5Ia6tIimssn.
eagle 8aB. 9srns, /. Oft.

llugefdbr 1000 Der 6lnhtlinee.
welde iber DIE iuternatipnale Bride
aus Msglro eefommen iino. wareu am
8ienstaa, in @aoIs BnB. 9eras, OBJ
onhlOs nno muBteu in 0lfsntlihen @e.
bduoen uno 5rabtiuagsons unierses
brnbt weroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03
Starfes GrDbcbcm.
Sieii9e panif in panama iino
oie 0dttun.Sd,leuien
beihdei9t
GoIpn. 2. Oft.


Gin 6eFtiess Grbbeben pnroe Wtltt'
mob glaht nm 1920 bier peripilrt.
Ser GroitoS bauerie naheSu cine Wtt'
mute; 6Guler be9annen III manten uno
Die snnSe Bep6lteruna Qerietb in Naf'
reguns. 3aulenoe flOben anf ole
Strake, no lie uel blisben. neil lie ten
@inIturs ibrer 0duier beflrAteien.
3ns @robeben mar oas Deftielte Ie:t
MfeniAen9eosnfcn. Die @rbitbBe be-
9annsn nit elmer langlnmen uibrlrens
ben Seme9ung Die lmmer mdrflrter
iuurbe. 0dulsr pndeIten, Die 9tr6sn'
9Ioden begannen Su I6uten uno sabl'
Ioie M0bel fielen Inn, bod puroe on'
ideineno ernltersr S6aoeu nidt auges
rid)tet.
8is iebt fpnnte nod nidt feltgeitellt
meroen, Oh Die @,attunsSbleuien am
Yanamatana! ir9eno peI6en Shdoen
genOmmen baben.
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8anit in Banana. a.
9}ounmn 9 Sft.

3tpei @roIt6se BON aUBerOroentIihsr
Gtorfe muroen Wtittmof 9ta6t BON
9anamn big Colon ueripnrt. Ser erlte
StoB mar turS uno wurbe pon etnem
ldngsren geiulgt. Der fait idmmtIife
@ebduOe er5lttsrn lisB. Der 8eo6Ifes
run9 bsmdhligte Iid cine rjeiise Banlf,
Sm @esenlnb 5u BEN iiblihen CRIB
bebeu mar es feline &ibratiOn pon
@siie su Seite, ionoern lnebr eln
@mporbeben bes ganSen @rbbooens.
Ser 6ahihaoen in ser bisfgen Staot
lit unbeoeuteno.
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9ltden, ,. Oft

NtQeH, :. 2It.
@riehtnIanb bereitet iih auf einen
neu.n 9rieg NIT Ger Iutfei por uno
bat oie 6eieruen einberitn; bleiel ben
nillien iih tnnerbalb u0n orei 3agen
Iteuln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-03

DIE ,,tIcrcftern"-3eitun-
gen haben Ole Geiebiebte
pom "a Groiie nicbt nny
m,itIchreibeu ienoern nit
utacben helfen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-08
EGAL
published in The Topeka State Journal
May 8. 1871


Executive Department..
PROCLAMATION.
May Goth draws near. the day, when in
accordance with well established Gus
tom, we are called upon to lay aside our
usual avocations and gather in the silent
cities of the land and there, with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies, deck with fairest flow
ers the graves of the nations dead.
1t is both fitting and proper that we
render this tribute to those whose Iabors
in the past has made possible the glorious
present. The men who wore the blue en-
listed not because of any political belief
they held but from stern sense of duty.
They fought for their country because
they loved it. The war over, they peace
fully and unostentatiously laid aside the
trappings and the discipline of the camp
for the modest garb of the citizen that
they might develop the land they had
saved because they still loved it. They
have filled with honor and fidelity every
station in life from that of the humblest
citizen to that of the chief magistrate of
our Nation and have abundantly demon
strated that in peace, as well as in war,
they are indeed the Grand Army of the
Republic
Through four years of war they demon
strated that they were law abiding citi-
zenS. Abraham Lincoln in his first call
for troops asked for volunteers simply to
aid in the enforcement of law then being
violated in some of the southern states,
and one of the net results of that great
struggle was the establishment of the
great truth that this is a government of
law.
lowed since the close of that struggle.
these tried and true veterans have re-
sponied again and again to this same
sentiment and have left their imprint
upon this nation proclaiming that, in
peace we'll as IN war, this must con-
tfnue to be a government of law
The man who violates the law today,
whether he be a petty criminal or a cap
tain of industry who uses his opportunities
to take advantage of the necessities of
the people, is as much traitor, Is the
man who fired on the flag and should be
punished accordingly
The gray hairs and bent forms of the
few remaining veterans, who so proudly
wear the little bronze button in the coat
lapel tell more eloCuently than words
that the work of the Grand Army is al
most finished. Its history has been writ
ten We can neither add to nor take
from but as We gather once more to hear
the story as to how in the strength and
yigor of young manhood. they left home
and friends and loved ones to battle for
the honor and perpetuity of the Union,
may we receive new inspirations, pro-
founder regard for the veteran and his
work and a renewed determination that
"A government of the people. Tor the peo-
ple and by the people shall not PERISH
from the earth.
HAVE HEREUNTO subscribed my
name and caused to be affixed
the Great Seal of the State of
rSeaIJ kansas. Done at the State
CAPITOL, in the City of Topeka,
on this Seventh day of May,
A D. 1918.
GEO H. HODGES, Governor.
BY the Governor:
CIIAS. H. SESSIONS,
Secretary of State.
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EGAL.
thirst published in The Topeka State
Journal May 6, 1871
State of Kansas,
Executive Department.

Executive Department.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, on the 18th day of March
1913, Viola Smith, a school teacher Of
JeweH County, was assaulted by some
person unknown. when she came to open
her school room in the early morning; and
WHEREAS, public policy demands that
the flower OF our womanhood engaged in
public school service. who as a rule go
unprotected to their work, should be
fully safe-guarded, and an example made
OF the man who is guilty of such a
dastardly crime;
NOW, THEREFORE,, T. Geo. H. Hodges
Governor of the State of Kansas do here
by offer a reward of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
the same being the full amount the gov
ernor of the state is authorized to offer
for the arrest within ninety days from
this date, and the final conviction there
after, of the unknown party who commit
ted this crime. Said reward to be paid
upon final conviction of such party
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have
hereunto subscribed my name
and caused to be affixed the
[Seal.l Great Seal of the State of KAN
saS. Done at Topeka this
Fifth day of May, 4. D., 1913
GEO. II. HODGES. Governor
BY the Governor:
CHAS. H. SESSIONS,
Secretary of State.
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EGAL

ed in the aforesaid estate, are hereby
notified that on the End day of June, 1913.
said day being the first Monday of said
month and the first day of the June. 1915,
term. 1 shall apply to the Probate Court
sitting at the Court House in the City of
Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, for a
full and final settlement of said estate
and for an order of the Court finding and
adjudging who are the heirs of William
T. Marsh, deceased.
BENJAMIN F. E. MARSH
JOHN w. MARSH,
Administrators.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-08
BILLIARD and POCKET TABLES

BOR sALE-Eew and secondhand carorn
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys. We lead the world in cheap fix
lures: easy payments. Send for catalogue
Brunswick Bake Collender Co., 1z2D- "a
Main street, Kansas City. Ne
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CREAM o. TM' WHEAT

s2.15O-7 rms, mantle and CRATE, BATH hot
water, sink. cistern, well, cellar.
large barn, paved, close to car,
walking distance, west, ~ lots, $3.50
down.
S2,5O0-Out West 9Th. walking distance, 6
rm. modern cottage except furnace,
barn, shade, 11A lots.
$500 or rms, bath, lights, furnace
close in, Topeka ave.
S3,5Oo-New bungalow, rms, furnace
mantle and CRATE, bath, combna-
ton lights, Ia Z. front lots, close
to car, north of college $500 down.
other bungalow specials.
So sos rm. modern. 3 corner lots barn,
old shade, both pavements paid out,
room for two more houses; choice
southeast location. Cut from "a, 500.
$, 600-Nearly new rnl. cottage, Al IT. E.
front, gas, attic. eistern, cellar, ce-
ment walks, chicken house and
yard. $3.50 down and S15 mo.
s., 10o-New rn. bungalow style, bath,
gas, full basement. lots. shade,
close to car, ? blks. of Potwin.
81, 5o0-6 rms. partly modern, 4 corner lots,
Highland Park, new, close to car
EAST SIDE-Nice large rnl. cot
tage, east front, $1,000; 800; and
many other East side bargain.
GOTTlRIELL co.
1O7 E. 9TH ST. Tel. $50, S4os.
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HOTELS.
AUTO REPAIR SHOPS.

YOU BREAK TIVE FIX IT-oxy-
Acetvlene Welding. Automobile cyiin-
ders. crank and tranmission cases, ASles,
housings, frames, manifolds, gears, steer
ing knuckles, parts of machinery of all
kinds Stove and furnace parts sectional
boilers farm machinery. All kinds of metal
castings welded. cast iron, steel, copper.
brass bronze. aluminium. Satisfactory
workmanship guaranteed Price reason
able Elmore Auto Co, 5l5 Quincy St.
Topeka Kansas Phone 3l1S.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids on the Rest House to be
built in Holton cemetery will be received
until o'clock, May 10. Plans and speciff-
cations can be seen at Hardin & GabeFs
office. The trustees reserve the right to
reject any all bids. N. F. Gabel Secre-
tary. Holton, Kan.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal Thursday, May s. 1881
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NOTICE.
UNDERTAKING.

l. NJ. PENWELL, funeral director ana
embalner. T. E. Jones. Asst. First ola.s
service 5cs-51o Quincy 81. Telephone LA
Phone PSI. Day and Night
HAWLEY & STEELE
Funeral directors and embalmers Ils Eas,
8th ave Mrs Roht- Steele. ASSISTANT
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miscellaneous.

BEAUTIFUL hair switches made from
combings. Call 1887 M.
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In the Probate Court of Shawnee County,
Kansas

In the Probate Court of Shawnee County,
Kansas.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary ].
Hayes, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
All creditors and others interested in
the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified
that on Monday, the 9th day of June, 1873
] shall apply to the Probate Court sitting
at the Court House in the City of Topeka
Shawnee County, Kansas, for full and
final settlement of said estate and for
an order of the Court finding and adjudg-
ing who are the heirs of Mary J. Hayes,
deceased.
MABEL f. MATTINGLY. Executor.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Thursday. May j, 1919
In the Probate court OF Shawnee County,
Kansas.
In the Matter of the Estate of William
T. Marsh, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Creditors and all other persons interest
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HAVE FINE proposition for young man;
must invest $50. e. F., care Journal.
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RAZOR BLADES.

SAFETY razor blades machine shapened,
them to ,Brunt Drug Co. Topeka.
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WELL ESTA BIISHED hair dressing and
hanicuring parlors- Paying well Sell
ing on account of illness. Will teach bus
mess to purchaser. Address Manicuring,
care Journal
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house, large sleeping porch. 81 zoe. For
rent 5-room cottage. well. barn, lots,
near school. Bailey Bros Co. 99c; Res. IS.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

z ROOM modern house, 1124 Kansas ave,
SIS. Phone 111a.
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FLORISTS.

HAYES FLOWER SHOP
for fresh flowers. w eddings and funerals
a speciality. Everything grown in our own
sreenhouses-not shipped in. Sl9 Kansas
ave. Phone 3n-W.
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s-ROoM HOUSE, beautiful eIms. Look
make offer. 1ass5 Tyler
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4 SURREY, almost new; will sell cheap.
and single harness. Call at 113 Duane
&
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By the GOVernOT.
CHAS. II. SESSIONS,
Secretary of State.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
GREENHOUSE SALE

1 will sell all plants cheap for 10 days
Geraniums SC; other plants accordingly.
Phone 1907 NJ. 500 East 18th st.
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TEN ROOM modern residence. 42s Mon
roe; big bargain. Inquire 4oS and 40 E.
4tb. STl-w
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NoR RENT-Modern room cottage. In
ouire 723 Tyler
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PICTURE FRAMING.

FRAMING, regilding, mat ma king. mount.
ing done by J. D. Sullivan. 122 w. Eighth
street Packing. Shipping, etc.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-MISCELLAN

FOR RENT-Up to date lodge hall on
Kansas ave. Address Hall, care Journal.
FOR RENTING office rooms with
vaults, End floor. 116 w. 9Th st. ]. Il