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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-07
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
{. The Meeting Last Evening.

The Citizens Association met Tuesday
evening 70 regular session.
IL having been ascertained that the District
Court room could be had for meetings, the
time was changed from the first Tuesday to
the first Wednesday Of each month.
On motion committee OF three
was appointed to send circulars TO the busi-
ne-s men Of the city, inviting them TO Join the
association.
communication from Mayor Haldernan
was read. stating that the city was entitled TO
Two delegates to the National Commercial
Conyentiop. which meets in Baltimore on
the 25,h inst, and asking the ASSOCIATION TO
designate the delegates.
ON motion a committee OF three to suggest
r,mes for the position WAS appointed, and
i,,.y reported Ex-Gov. Carney and Mayor
iia.derman.
On motion these gentlemen were selected
~ delegates.
A letter was received from President Rms
sell. rendering his resignation on the ground
sat he could not attend to the duties OF The
,.,-ition. owing to the demands OF private
husine-s in other parts Of the State. On
motion the resignation was accepted
ten. Sherry stated that a movement
WA on foot 10 build an Opera House in the
.itv. \ large number Of leading citizens
mad signiiied their intention OF taking STOCK,
and Nr. James W Brown would put in Two
lot a, she corner OF Fourth and Shawnee, AT
* 900 and sell a third lot for $4,000. The
General understood that contractors IN the
city had signifed their willingness TO take
half stock for material and labor.
Some citizens had offered to take
S25 900 or more. He suggested that COM
nitlee of three, consisting of architects and
builders, be appointed to report at the next
meeting Of the Association the probable cost
and the prospects OF sufficient amount OF
the stock being taken.
Mr.. Enstein favored the movement, and
suggested that great inducement to the tax
ing OF stock would he in the City Council
agreeing TO exempt the building from taxa
ton for two or three years.
Mr.. Thos Roscoe stated that 1t was very
difficult to get first class theatre companies
and other troupes to come here, owing TO
the tact that We had not good place
for them to perform in. There
was no opportunity to escape from the old
Opera House in case OF fire, and this was one
oil the principal reasons why il did not pay.
He believed a sufficient amount of stock
could be secured before tomorrow night.
The Chair appointed on the committee
Messrs. james Mciionigle, James cannon,
Hockham and Gen. Sherry, the latter gem
rleman being specially delegated to call on
the Civ Council and ascertain whether that
body would exempt the building from taxa
lion, as suggested by Mr.. Einstein.
After some further business, not OF public
inlerest the Association adjourned.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-07
BRYANs PULMONIC WAFERs
still Onward and Upward.

The extraordinary increase that has taken place
in the sale Of Hostet,er's Stomach Filters during
tn. past year, is another proof that Intelligent
people, although they may try all things, hold fast
only to that which is good. No amount Of puhery
can lift interior articl "a the position Of standard
specifies To use tie words of Tom Paine, they
may 60 up like rocket, but sure tn come dos
ignominiOusly like Its extinguished stick. Hum
dresis Of such nO,tram have gone up Ind come
down since the introduction Of Hosieter Stomach
Btters nearly the fifth ofa century ago. Yet it still
remains the supreme tonic Of the age. II has not,
and never has had rival in eficaey or popularity,
and stands at the head Of all proprietary rem
edies manufactured on this side Of the Atlantic.
In every CIVILIZED community ON this continent or
in South Americ., it Is the accepted remedy for
dyspepsia, bilious complaints constipation, gen.
eral debility. nervous weakness and many other
unpleasant or dangerous msladies. medicine 50
widely extended is Of course pirafed and initiated
by dealers without conscious or integrity.
Therefore, let every man and woman who de-
signs 10 purchase the genuing Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, it that they have what they pay for,
end not the results Of an infamous imiosture.
Look carefully at the label, stamp. and name
blown in the glass, and do not forget that the true
bitters is sold in bottles only. d&w
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permanently cured thereby.
Scarcely a mail arrives that docs not bring
me new testimony of cures effected by this
treatment
DIR. sAGE's cATARRH REMEDY
Does not simply relieve, but 1t produces
perfeu and permanent cures of the won't
csees Of Chronic and nasal Catarrh, ~ thou
nnds Who have used it can testify. 1t de-
stroys all offensive smell at once, and no
case can long resist its cleansing, soothing
properties. 1t il pleasant to use, and unlike
several preparations that are now being ex-
tensivelv advertised for Catarrh, it contains
no strong irritating or caustic drug or min
eral OF other poison. None Of the ingredi-
ents used separately or alternately would ef-
feet cure in a case Of catarrh, yet when
skiIlfully and scientifically combined in just
the right proportions they form a most Won
derful and valuable medicine. Like gun
powder, which ia formed BY conjunction of
saltpesre, sulphur and charcoal, the ingredi-
ents are simple, but the product of their
combination il wonderful in its effect.
Look out for those who initiate my style
of advertising, and endeavor to immitate DR..
Sage's Caiarrh Remedy.
To avoid counterfeits never use bottle Of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy without first
see!ng tnat IL Deais upon my PrNes MAmP;
Inns private S'AmP' nsueu " Tue C""s!
ctates .1osefhnen. eAPiy H1 my m
cines, GEARS upon II ny P T Isme anu
address, WIN inc vo!@' II S1se ost =.
kemedy Ut. rler ), Al. AT q EAt; oI Ho,-
den Meaai DissUsel' r. e
OF uenuiheng tIee suu na. ~ i Inc
In ieng'n, anu cAnt I -. IL
Points are fe"e P0@'e
guaIa"'ee VI
OnPrl"cipieu ..' " N" ., p .' Ep III
@ra'''h- III Inn, ,. ILL VI "...i
Remedy Gazing ."e" ~ . s'ul'i So
ing, vel hoi "e"',."' s'.,ne, 'n"'
TO escape the pehany VI '"e la~ "niie uey
pursue their practice OIL decr'S'ng ana swin-
ding the pnohc.
De CAUTIOUS, u:e' s.E anu c' u,., ~.
name on wraPlTr DH, AYE oA,Ahni
REMEDY, anu mol W. sage Nalarrh
CuEe, or some "ther similar sounding lne.
DO not allow y"''rseli !" ge' sx'nu'tsi ~
travellers ana o'i,e's' rPIeIth''hg 'neli-e'se-'
as VI: csge, OF M so"' ' ,"e o''y man =.
now living that ha' 'he kno~'suse anu Iign'
70 manufacture '"e genuine IT, sage Va
tarrh Remedy.
0tHhers initiate no. only my metlclns, oh'
my original style Z" advertising, oy oner'ne
various rewards 'oI cas- '''at 'hey cihho'
cure, as II man VINO does no. possess SUI
hclent intelligence to enable MN 10 write an
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-07

The executive Committee of the Leaven-
worth Bible Society held a meeting August
3lst, when the following report of the can
wasting of the city was made:
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SUICIDE AZ NEWTON
A Young Girl Shoots Herself.

Young Girl Shoots Hersesi.
We learn that another tragedy has been
added to the many already perpetrated at
Newton, the present terminus of the Atchi-
son, Topeka x Santa Re Railroad. Last
Sunday a young girl, about seventeen years
of age, inmate of house of illfame, shot
and killed herself. She lived a short time
after the shooting, but persistently refused to
give her name. 1t is said that the unfortu-
nate CIR. was driven to the act by the deser-
ton OF her alleged seducer, who had, up TO
that time, renamed with her.
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JOHN STENBAUER, a soldier at the arsenal
at Fort Leavenworth, committed suicide on
Monday morning, by blowing his brains out
with musket. He was German, 50 years
old. The act is supposed to have resulted
from a relative cheating him out Of $1,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


An elegant and sgFesahae preparation for beauti-
flying the coapaexion and iendsEing II ssh, clear.
pure. and sfnazbie delica:y. yst entirely free ffoa
any thing which eaa Psnibly Be injurious to tie
cutiele. II es.dicstes tan. dspsaosatioos. and IN
eruptive a1ectioas Of the skin. One trial viii de-
eide its superiority any other article, either
liquid or powder, whether Of foreign or home man
ufacture. AT the ssashore, where the skin Is af-
fscted by the sun, it will prove invaluable; and
equally 30 in cold weather. when the skin is liable
to be ehapped.
One Of the most eminent phyzicians Of New Yor
City, Dr.. Louis A. Sayre, amer carefully examin-
ing the analysis Of the genuine Laird's BLoon o.
YOUTH, pronounced the preparation harmless, and
free from any ingredient injurious to health.
au~we6~aafAWln
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4 Lady

may have handsome face, fine presence, grace
full carriage and her toilet lie unexceptionabie, and
still be positively unattractive, her couple xion
IL coarse, her skin rough, and dis6gured With tan
freckles, blotches, etc.
There have been many preparations introduced
to remove these dis6gurements and beautify the
complexion; but it was not until the BLOOM OF
YOUTH, prepared by George W. Laird, appeared,
that the def ct In nature In this respect could he
enectualy remedied.
This delightful and purely harmless preparation
is sold all druggists and fancy.goods dealers
everywhere. sep6wed-satkw
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No. o, do found destitute 397
80. O. do with New Testament only los
No. o. do destitute and refuse TO receive 10
Expense of canvass made thus far, in donation of
Cash received in donations and sale Of hooks lSl 10
Expenses OF the canvass made above receipts IA 10
After hearing this report the Executive
Committee resolved 10 have the canvass of
the city continued until the work is COM
pleted. And it is earnestly hoped that when
friends of the Bible are called upon this
week for aid they will respond literally.
Surely the work We are engaged in is not
q useless one, when il is seen that nearly
one-fifth of our families are without copy
of the word of God.
By order of the Executive Committee.
WM. KINCAID Pres't
NJ. HOWELL, .jec'y.
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Ware in receipt OF the first number of
the Clay County Independent, recently start
ed at CLAY Centre by Mesrss Huston 4 Dow
ner. Its fine looking seven column sheet,
we'll filled with local news, and should be
literally supported by the people of that
section.
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JOHN SECKLER.
No. 300 Shawnee St.. Between. IhiId
.-STem,,h Is. Cd 80.

SB Persons living at a distance from Lsss
.nxorth and desiring anything IN my me, :
.nn ak tn .u;ru,t me with their orders, As j
.,~y. M to~f IL give least good saisf2eiion IN
regard TO prices and quality a. Il aiiesdsd 10 IN
- Vs.t uuml~T Of inches In waist and inside
.~.n q, hoot heel for Pants, number Of inches IN
necL and number VI inches from collar eooe -
n for shiTssL sent e. o. D. 70 any - g -
nkD.
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With its gloomy attendants, low spirits,
depreason. involuntary emissions. loss Of
semen, spermatorrhea, loss Of power, dizzy
head, loss of memory and threatened impo-
tency and imbecility, find q sovereign cure
in Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No.
%. Composed of the most valuable, mild
and potent Curatives, they strike at once at
the root of the matter, tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, and impart vigor and
energy, life and vitality, to the entire man.
They have cured thousands Of cases. Price,
S. per package Of Eve boxes, and . large 81
vial, which is very important in obstinate
and old caees, or 81 per single box. Sold
BY all druggists, and sent BY mail on receipt
Of price. Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company, $50
Broadway, New York. eodAw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-07

We have upon our table sweet potato
seventeen inches in circumference, nine
inches long, and weighing four and three
fourths pounds. 1t was raised by Mr.. u
rich Byron, of this county. 1t is the largest
We have seen this year.
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Seminal Weakness Cured.

To any person producing any MeuieIne able to
show one-thiri as many living, permanent cures
as Dr. FIrLKRs Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy;
and further reward Of sl00 for any Of Chronic
or Infammatory Rheumatic Ague, Scistlca, and
Rheumatism of the Kidneys riA not cure. This
Rheumatic syrup is used issoudy only, pleasant To
the taste, and guaranteed free from injurious
Drugs Ii is not a Quack Medicine, but the scien-
titic prescription Of Joseph p. Filter, NJ. D., Pro-
lessor Of Toxicoloy and Chemistry, graduate Of the
celebrated University of Pennsylvania, A. d.
Isss whose entr. professional life has .e.n devoted
specially to this disease. This preparation under
soleuin oath is eonscientiously believed TO be the
only positive, reliable infaible specific dis
coyer,d The proof that No other specific exists Is
founi in every community in persons afflicted for
many years past and still suffering. Ii physirians
c,ukl cureit ! specific did exist, this would not
he so-a s,ct that must he universally admitted.
The on deceived sufferer may wisely ask, what
eurity or evidence has he that Dr. FILTERS Rheu-
matte syrup viii cure his The protection Of
terd To patients against imposition is in u legally
siy,.,d contract which will he forwarded without
charge To any sufferer sending by letter n descrip
ton OF affection this guarantee will state the ex.
Act number OF bottles warranted To cure, and IN
caseof failure the m.ney paid will he returned To
the patient. No other remedy has ever been offered
on such liberal and honorable terms. Medical AL
vice with certificates fro prominent Physicians,
Cler,.ymen etc, who have been cured after all
other treatments failed. sent by letter, gratis
An i,e cordially invited write for advice 10 the
pri. ipai Office - South Fourth street, Philadel-
phi "A, DR.. FiIl"r's Rheumatic syrup Is sold
by Druggists. ieblse0stSWt
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Ono Gambler Shoots Another.

Ono Gambler NhOOds AnOtheF.
From Capt. Thomas, mail agent on the
Kansas Pacific Road, We learn the particu-
lars of tragedy at Salina, on Sunday night
last. Two gamblers, named Charles Gra-
ham and George HadIey, had a dispute over
a game of cards, when Graham compelled
Hadley to give up all his winnings. After
wards Hadley picked up revolver that lay
on the table and told Graham he would kill
him if he did not return the money. The
latter slaughtered himself up, pulled open
his shirt and dared him TO shoot. Hadley
instantly fired, the ball passing through Ora
hams breast, and intlicting a wound of
which he died in about three hours. Capt.
Thomas saw Graham about ten minutes after
he was shot.
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EXPLAINING WHO MAY, AND WHO
~ ought not To marry. Excessive sexual excite
ment-fTS CAUSES, with nesdful advice. All
that is worth knowing about PREVENTION. Also
Why many Of both sexes have PiMPLES on the
half Of the females, in this land Of ours PRE-
MATURELY lNFIRM. II my suggestions were
followed by all, death by CONSUMPTION would
father of q family afford TO be without the in
formation. sS-No young msD but ought TO read
ssManhood." s0-No. young lady but ought To
read .sWomsnhood" They are bound separately
and sent prepaid, by mail, SECURE FROM Oh
SERvATfON, AZ Is cents each. or both together
tor
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Tuition Free. No Contingent Fee.

Good buard 50 30 a week, payable in advance.
Rooms in the Boarding House free
Rsr Send ior Catalogue, to
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MEDICAL.
For Generations.

nISEASES ARISING FROM INDISCRETiON
IL have been treated with Bslsam Copabia and
Mercury, until the stomaehs Of the patients using
them became nauseatei and weakened that II vas
hard to decide which the worst complaint, the
disordered stomach the original disease. AT
length the Samaiatan's Gin made its advent, and
an entirely new system Of cure was inaugurated,
and the beneficial results at once seen. The dis
gushing drugs and poisons were discarded, and to-
day the Gin is prescribed by numbers Of the lead
ing Physicians; yet, notwithstanding the Samara-
tan 5 Gift is known TO he positive cure, purely
vegetable, and pleasant TO use, as only ter pills
have 10 be taken many old anti-diluvians will stick
to their SickennR drugs and gorge their patients for
weeks perhaps months. s1-Has long job and a big
bill anything To do with it? Male packages, So;
Female, 81. Sent by mail. We cannot avoid
calling the attention of delicate femalesto the Sa-
maritans Gift as n positive cure for Whites. BY
following directions you will soon get nd of that
troublesome disease and become robust and hearty.
DESMOND Co. ProprietOrs.
SIS Race-st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Samaritau's Root and Herb Juices is positive
and permanent cure Tor Scrofula, syphilis, Pim-
Piles, Blotehes any kind of sores or diseases Of
the blood. PRICE 81. p per bottle.
RI. BROWN, Agent for Lesvenworth.
augl2eOdaw348.
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THE following We extract from a little
book on Chronic Diseases by Rev. X. V.
Pierce NJ. D., of Buffalo, n. Y. Our read
ers can receive this interesting and useful lit
tie book, postpaid, by enclosing one postage
stamp to the doctor.
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Very Low Prices.

have asOan endless variety of Hosiery, Lisle
Thread Driving Stoves, PLAIN and dog skin tzced
also Alexander Kid, Dosskin. Calf and Suekskiu
Gloves
B0ws ofeverv d~senDtion and of the best make.
Cotton Halt Ho,e from I21zets To the hest Lisi
Thread.
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ScEUlENeURc'S
BI.CARB. SODA
Will make splendid RiscW:
MEDICAL.

valuable Indian compound, for restoring the
health. and for the permanent cure Of all diseases
arising from impurities Of the blood, such as
scrofala, Scrofaloas Humor, Cancer, Generous
Humor, ESyMpsls, Canker, Salt Rheum,
Pimples and Humon On the Face, Ulcers,
Coughs, Catanh, Bronchitis, Neural
gia, Rheamatim, Pains In the
Side, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Costiveneo, Pills., He'd
ache, Dixxine0,
Nervousness, Faintue0 1t the Stomach, Pains in
the Bach, Kidney Complaints, Female
Weakness. and General Debility.
This preparation In scientifically and
chemically combined, and 30 strongly
concentrated from roots, herbs and barks,
that its good effects are realised Immediately ater
commencing 70 take II. There Is no disease Of the
human system for which the vEsKIINK cannot be
used Nth perfect safty. - 1t doe not contain any
metallic compound. For Graduating the system Of
all impurities Of the blood Il has equal. 1t has
never failed TO eject cure, giving tone and
strength to the system debilitated by disease Its
wonderful Effects upon these complaints are
prising to al. Many have been cured by the
Eegetine that have tried many other remedies. II
can we'll he called
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-07

THE Board of County Commissioners
moo, 10 morrow. The new narrow gauge
propo-i,ion will come up Tuesday. d.
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CnEaAinS L0velioess
Belongs only to the immoratals, but who
ever uses the fragrant Sozodont can at least
defy time to injure one Of the elements Ct
beauty, a good Get of teeth. d&w
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wHIfe;ssiiMB's
SYWCP.
Dr. D. T. Townsend.

lS3 South Clark street, Chicago, ILL., Conflen-
tal Ply sieian 1t is we'll known by all readers OF
the papers that DR.. Townsend is one Of the best
physicians in Chicago who has made the Treatment
Of all chronic and sexual diseases a speciality.
has devoted the last twenty years Of his time -S-
cusively to the treatment of all forms of private
diseases Of both sexes
From his long establishment and unegualei
cess in curing all cases which under his charge
he has gained a union-wide reputation, which
causes the afflicted seek his aid and advice from
all parts Of the United States Ii is we'll known
that all who call him with any private afiietion
can and III lie cured in the shortest possible time,
without the dangerous use Of mineral DOison.
YOU'VE MEN, TAXI WARNING! Seminal Weak
ness, the result Of early indscreion other
producing nervousness aversion To society, i'm
paired sight, loss Of memory and manhood. II
you have injured yourself by secret habit, you
should lose time, but call, write to Dr. Town
send at once. and he cured. Special attention
given to all female diseases, and Irregularities
treated with perfect safety and success. Send Tor
his circular peculiar To diseases of both sexes.
Office and Parors separate for ladies and gentle
men. Correspondence strictly confidential. Cor
sultation free. (Is3 south Clark street, Chicago
III. T. ~. BOX 49, apl2teOd d&WlS'.
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FOR accuracy OF machinery and Adaptable
ity to the various wants Of the family, We
believe the Empire is the best machine be-
fore the public. We are using and have had
practical experience with many other pat
ents. We have never seen machine which
does accurately such very fine stitching as
this. We do not consider that perfection has
yet been obtained. There certainly is room
for great improvement in the sewing ma
chine; but thus far the Empire, in our opin-
ion. stands ahead, and We are happy to learn
from the quarterly reports Of the mannfac-
turer that the public are fully alive to its
merits, as their sale shows greater increase
than those of any similar establishments. -
Scientific American d&w
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Nix. G.. II. OKTMAN has three valuable
lots for al. on Shawnee street, between Fifth
and Sixth, cheap for cash.
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FEED boy is wanted in the TINES fres'
Rooms. Apply at the Job Rooms.
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We hear that the people at Concordia are
frequently compelled to lariat their houses TO
preyent them from floating away.
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Mr.. A. r. HILL, of this city, did the
champion shooting at the SharP-hooters pic
mic ON Sunday
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THE Medina Ner Era is TO he removed tt
Gra-shopper Falls.
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READ advertisement of farm at auction.

The striking coal miners resumed worl
Yesterday. at seven cents bushel.
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ExcAvATTSG is going on for brick build
ing at the southwest corner OF Delaware ana
Fifth streets, to he erected by Judge Latta.
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PRICE,
0I1
GENTS.

Cures Diarrh9a, Dys-
entary and summer COM
plant, in children Of all
ages.
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SIGSoR FARINI has accepted an invitation
to sing ri the Cathedral at 10 O'Clock mass
this morning.
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The State Fair begins at Topeka on the
llth.