Dyspepsia Tablets Prove Cure for Miller’s Stomach Ailment
Carl Miller of Jackson and Jacousty credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with resolving severe stomach pain and insomnia after years of distress. He reports rapid relief within an hour of first dose, then six boxes eliminated old troubles, restoring sleep, appetite, and energy. Tablets sold 50 cents by druggists, made by the Bernart Company of Marshall, Michigan.
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Jackson and
Jacousty
Fred. Miller
Wood and Cos
Mechanic
Washington Streets
Mr. Miller
Eveyone
Ee Miller
Wang Facturera el Sidart
Jens
T'aboy Stuart
Bmnart Co
Marshall, Mich
North Topeka Cites Local News and Moves of Residents
North Topeka notes Mr and Mrs Will Lacey entertain the High Five club tonight and Lacey moving from the Union Pacific hotel to 316 West Seventh Street. Mr and Mrs Herman Senné are parents of a boy born Wednesday Roy. Glesdonplay declines a call from a large church in Live Moathos but stays at Second Presbyterian. A.J. Proudfit advertises wholesale fruits and confections. Frank M. Tuttle family move back to North Topeka at 316 Sid Quincy Street nearby.
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BT. Payne Ie
Alokst
Kansas
Will Lacey
Id Belka
Sire
Lacey Lisve
Union Pacific Hotel
Wee
Herman Senne
Roy
Glesdonplay
Geo. J. Giraver & Sona
Wat Laurent Street
North Lupeka
Beth 'Phice
Savcid
A. J. Kane & Co
Hue
Frank M. Tuttle
North Topeka
South Side
Sid Quincy Strew
South Topeka
West Sixth
Democratic State Convention Plans In Topeka Kansas
Democratic leaders map to elect delegates to the national convention in Chicago. A regular nominating convention will be held in Hutchinson to choose state officers. The central committee debated representation basing on 1894 votes with Frank Thomas arguing for reinclusion of dissenters. Delegates will convene in Topeka June 3 and Hutchinson August 4 with 47 delegates per convention and a resignation settled for J. Richardson.
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Topeka
Democrats of
Kansas
Chicago
Hutchinson
State Central Committee
Yully Scott
Joseph G. Lowe
David Overmyer
Overmyer
Svorstary
Alate
Minde
Baste
Frank Thomas
Tully Scott
Ovarmyer
Meany
Gilfray Case
Thomsa
Thas
Tally Scott
Democrata
Wichita
Jonell
Cosiiman J. & Richardson
Bacon of
Lee Jones
U. S. Land Office
H. van Langen
van Langen
Bia
Aait
von Langen
Republicans Seek a Strong Governor Candidate in Kansas
A Kansas letter and Col J R Hallowell discuss opposition to Governor Morrill’s renomination. They argue Morrill is a weak campaigner and a stronger governor candidate could unite dissidents. Names include Troutman Potter Leland Lewelling and Simpson with discussion of counties and party dynamics.
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Sorrilf
Haosss
Morrill
Hutchinkon
Entres
Morrillsa
Reno
Rice
Sedgewick
Wyandotte
Douglhia
Archives
Leavenworth
Bfe
Hoss Leland
Col
J. R. Hallowell
White
Congress
Jerry Simpson
Col. Hallowell
Cy Leland
Stornil
Republican Party
Tom Potter
Peabody
Mort
Troutman
Ie Bird
Chet Long
Kansas
Jerry
Lewelling
Simpson
Huse Cone
Sedgwick
Long
Moro
Loase
Letter Carrier Claims Show Large Overcharges
Kansas City February 2. Commissioner H. L. Loring stated back claims of local letter carriage run high likely totaling about 40000 to 50000 dollars. He noted recommendations will be summarized and the actual results remain uncertain for some time. The state house grounds cover twenty acres.
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Kansas City
H- L. Loring
Railroad News and Personal Notes From the West
Construction on western rail lines is largely at a standstill until spring with limited repair work. Santa Fe and Heck Island plans hinge on upper management decisions, five large bridge contracts underway, and potential track rebuilding near Atchison. Appointments shift among Santa Fe and Rock Island staff as chairmen contemplate new labor and expansion. A triple exhaust test on engine 788 shows promising fuel savings for possible fleet adoption.
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All Western Railroad Iice
Eestoerion Department
The
Santa Fe
Ripley
Heck Island
Omaha
Papillion Creek
Beaver Crack
Smith Center
Smith Counter
Lebanon
MECHANICAL AND OPERATING Notes and Personals Among the Engine Crew
Among Santa Fe employees, Piroman Ben Hawkins is off duty due to vines, Henry Rose takes a layoff for personal business, C G Hayman is reassigned to engine 33 in passenger service from Topeka West, George L Stone lays off for family illness, M G Smith gains an indefinite leave and travels to Pennsylvania to be with his mother, Baldwin switch engine 171 leaves cantage shops after a thorough overhaul.
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Engine and Trade Service
Piroman Ben Hawkins
The
Santa Fe
Henry Rose
Ireman C. G Hayman
Topeka West
George L. Stone
M. G. Smith
Pea
Baldwin
Court Fear Charges Tax Payoff Over Confiscated Liquor
Judge Hazen warns confiscated liquor in government stores could be destroyed, urging residents to focus on taxes and expenses. He claims the county is $20,000 behind each year and argues resolving the “quid and elver” issue would help citizens pay taxes.
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Hezeo
Hazen
Hazon
Sinbad Prices Draw Topeka Critique Of Wichita Bargain
Opinion piece laments higher Topeka prices for Sinbad while Wichita offers the show at $1. It argues Topeka's opera house management misreads local theatergoers, assuming them rural and unsophisticated. The author asserts Topeka residents are well informed and deserve fair pricing and quality programming.
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ACME
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Colvilles Reservation
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Pittsburg
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Rock Island
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Beatrice
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Hutchinson & Southern Railway
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L. 7
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Missouri
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New York
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New York City
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Gil Jetio
C. Conslesk
Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
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Schubert
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A W. Senne
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McPherson County
Henry Aye
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Congressman Case Broderick
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Jefferson County
HL Hapgood
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Newton
Oakland Auditorium
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Clay Street
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Harry Rigby
Invertigal
David Henderson
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Henderson
Sinbad
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Wichita Benue
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Topeka Peiptr
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