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Lihefiy Lodge, No -. meets first and third
Friday nights in ca III Month at their hall in
Milan, NJ. d. L. oEsrGap, Dictator. W. E.
CANNON, Reporter.
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TRAIN No. connects at Lebanon juno.
with Knoxville Branch: 1T Cave City TO and
from Mammoth Cave; at Glasgow June. to
and from glasgow; ut Nashville with Nash
willie and Chattanooga Railroad ut Decatur
with Memphis and Charleston Railroad at
Calera with y. r. & p. r. r.. ut Guthrie
with St Louis and Southeastern Railway: at
Mckenzie with Nashville and Northwestern
Railway; Mt Montgomery with Mobile and
Montgomery Railrppd. for Pensacola, Mobile
and New Orleans,
TRAIN No. connects Ut Nashville with
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad; at De
catur with Memphis and Charleston Railroad;
at Birmingham with Alabama and Chatta-
nooga Railroad; at Calera with seluia, Rome
and Dalton Railroad; nt Montgomery with
Western Railroad (of Alabamal, MOntgomery
and Eufala Railroad, and Mobile and " mt
gomery Railroadj nc Guthrie With st. Louis
and SOUTHEASTERN Railway; at Milan with
Jack Son Route and Mobile and Ohio Kailroad;
at Memphis with Memphis aud Little Rock
Railroad for Little Rock and all points ia
Texas and Arkansas.
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and no more and on and after the first
day of january A. ID. 1879, the Secre-
tary of the Treasury shall redeem in
coin United States legal tender notes
then outstanding on their presentation
for redemption at the Office of the as
sistant treasurer of the United States,
IN the city of New York. in sums not
less than $50: and to enable the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to prepare and
provide for the redemption in this act
authorized or required, he is authorized
to use any surplus revenues from time
TO time in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, and to issue, sell, and
dispose of, at not less than par in coin,
either of descriptions of bonds of the
United States described in the act OF
Congress approved July Il, 1870. enti-
tied, AN act 20 authorize the refund
ing of the national debit with like
qualities, privileges, and exemptions,
TO the extent necessary to carry this
act into full effect, and to use the pro-
ceeds thereof for the purposes atore-
said" be and the same is hereby repeal
ed.
The bill now goes TO the Senate,
where, like the silver bill, it will most
probably be amended so as to make il
practically Ineffective, or voted down
outright, or quietly smothered in com
mittee. What the action of the Sen.
age may be in the session of 1889
however, is not so easy to foresee, a
by that time resnm ption will eithel
have been accomplished or its imprac
ticabillty demonstrated SO clearly tina
Congress Will be able to see its way
clearly what to do.
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'E,Ao silver Esilt as Amended.
The following Is the full text OF the
House bill to remonetize silver as
amended by the Senate finance commit
tee and reported by that committee to
the Senate, which has not yet taken
any action upon It,:
An ACT 70 authorize the Zee coinage of
a standard silver dollar. and TO re-
store IL TO legal tender character.
Be # enacted, etc.. That there shall
be coined at the several ns.ssEs of the
United States silver do lar o. the
weight of 412 I-2 grains tros of stand
lard silver provided IN tie act of 1887.
sn which shall be the devices and SUI
prescriptions provided by said act.
which coins, together witch all silver
dollars heretofore coined az khe United
States of like weight and fineness, shall
be legal tender at their nominal value
for all dues, public and private, except
where otherwise provided by contract !;
and the Secretary of the Treasury is
authorized and directed, out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise
| appropriated, to purchase from time to
time, silver bullion at the market price
| thereof, not less than 100000 per
month nor more than $4,000, 900 per
month, and cause the same 70 be coin
ed into such dollars, and any gain or
Isegniorage arising from this coinage
shall be accounted for and paid into
the Treasury, as provided under the
existing laws relative to the subsidiary
coinage; provided, that the amount Of
money at any one time Invested in such
silver bullion, exclusive of such result
ing coin, shah not exceed $5,OO0, 900.
SIC. 2. All acts and parts of acts in.
consistent with the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed.
This prohibits free coinage, which is
as necessary rs making silver legal
tender.
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Our Markets Report.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Emporia Markets.
EHPOEIA. ks. November 80. 1877.

wHoLEsALR.
Fall wheat-$t co.
Spring wheat-6O to IS cents.
Corn-shippers pay Is cents Cor new, 20 cts
for old.
oats-Shippers pay Is cts.
Rye-20 to 80 cts.
Barley-15 to Is cts.
Castor Beans 90 to 90 cts
Hay--$s.60 to 100 par ton.
Wood--$S6O to 400 for SOFT and green wood /:
800 and $50 for dry hard wood. Corn cobs
. cents per load.
COal--Lyon county and Fort Scott $500;
Usage shaft s. 90; McAliister, $3.50.
Cattle on foot-Butchers pay . to 2x for fat
cows; 2X to ~ for fat steers; calves, to
axe; sheep, az cents.
Hogs on foot-sK to az cents.
: RETAIL PRIeEs. ..
Flour-sOden's Eagle. $s!65 per 100 lbs; II
$a.2S; sx. $500; Little Beauty, S2S5. ira
ham. $500.
Armor's. FIour-A A $50; IL fan $50; IL
spring g 20; Ok a 500; * b - so; graham
$500.
boiJed. 75 cents. Bran, IS cents, shorts 20 !;
mixed feed IS cts.
Fresh meats--Steak. 10 to l2K cts. per ID /;
rOasts. 6 to laK cts; boiling pieces. 3 to cts.
Veal and Mutton, to l2K cents
Fresh Vegetables per bushel-Peach blow
potatoes, 80 cts; onions, 50 10 75c; beets, 4Oc;
turnips, p cts; sweet potatoes, 800; cab
bages, to 10 cts. each; squash and pumpkins
70 10 cents each.
Best butter Is cents; eggs Is cents; apples
81 to $1-25; cranberries Is cents; live turkeys
80 to 7s cents each.
Oranges and lemons, 80 cents per Sioz
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From the above table it will appear
that % Republicans and 1O4 Demo-
Gratis voted for the repeal of the re-
sumption act, while 90 Republicans
and 2S Democrats voted against it.
New England voted solid against re-
peal, except Ben Butler, who lodged,
and Phelps, Democrat, of Connecti-
cut. New York, New Jersey, MIchi.
gan, California, Oregon, Nevada and
Nebraska, without regard to party, vo-
ted solidly against repeal. North Car
DINA, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi,
Kentucky, Arkansas, Kansas and West
Virginia voted solidly in favor of re-
peal. The East cast fourteen for re-
peal and sixty-seven against. The
West, q matter OF surprise to all, cast
only thirty-nine for, TO forty-one
against. The South, seventy-nine for
and thirteen against. Ofthese thirteen,
nine were Republicans, being all but
one of the Republicans from the South.
The following is the title of the bill
as passed:
A bill TO repeal all that part OF the act
approved Jan. Il, 1875, known as
the resumption act, which authorized
the Secretary of the Treasury to
dispose of United States bonds and
redeem and cancel greenbaek cur
rency:
That all that portion of the act ap-
proved Jan. II, 1875. entitled San act
70 provide tor the resumption of spe-
Gle payment" which reads as follows,
20 wit: @And whenever and so often
as circulating notes shall be Issued 10
any such banking association so in
creasing It's capital or circulating notes
or so newly organized as aforesaid, ie
shall be the duty of the Secretary of
the Treasury to redeem LEGAL tender
United States notes. in excess only of
$500, OOO. 600, 20 the amount of so per
cent. of the sum of national bank notes
so issued 70 any such banking associa-
ton ~ aforesaid, and 70 continue such
redemption rs such circulating notes
are issued, until there shall be out
standing the sum Of $500, coo, OO0 of
such legal tender United States notes,
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There was a heavy battle on the riv-
er Lom on the 10Th. The Turks carried
Russian positions, destroyed 20 case
mates filled with provisions and ann
munition, and killed and wounded L.
400 Russians.
The Russians claim that after stub
born fight from in the morning to s
at night, the Turks were repnIsed.
Telegrams of the 23d state a great
battle was going on at Tirnova. Mehe-
NIT Ali says that his forces on the I'D,
nearly annihilated two Russian infant
~ and cavalry regiments. Other tele-
grams say that Osman Pasha had sent
in flag of truce to open negotiations
for the surrender of Plevena, and that
the Russian contractors had been order
ed to provide 10000 bags of biscuit
ready for the starving Turkish troops
there.
kilograms of the 25th say that the
Sultan has ordered 10000 civil guards
under arms to keep order in Constan-
tinople and the provinces, while all
the regular soldiers go to the front.
All rumOrs of mediation are declared
false. The Russian militia of the Sec
ond class is ordered to mobilize and
prepare to march to the seat of war.
kilograms of the 26th deny that
Osman Pasha has proposed to surren-
der, but admit that Nukhtar Pasha has
evacuated EzreOum.
1t is said that Prince Gortschakoff is
carrying on peace negotiations.
The Russians in Aslatic Turkey are
going into winter quarters. The snow
is three feet deep in the mountains.
The russians claim to have repulsed
tine Turks with heavy loss after six
hours fighting at Terstenck and Mitea.
A heavy battle is reported as going on
Ill
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The Boston Theater was opened last ey-
euing for q season of one week for the
production OF the drama, ''Out Of Bond
age" written for and produced by the
Hyers Sisters Combination and Sam Luz
cas-, under the management OF the Red
path Lyceum Bureau, Hathaway ana
Pond, proprietors. A very large audi
ence assembled to witness the first per.
Torrance, and the entertainment proved
eminently successful. the most generous
applause being accorded throughout the
four acts into which the piece is divided.
The piece is finely put upon the stage;
and an excellent orchestra under the ba-
ton of Mr.. j. I'll. Wadsworth introduces
brilliant programme Of intricate music.
The same bill will be repeated each ev-
enIng of this week and on Saturday af-
ternOon, and offers an attraction Of no
slight degree to all lovers OF the class of
music for which this combination has al
ready won q high and enViable reputa-
tiOn.-Boston Daily Globe.
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ser.hnsr.. nren,n,z for ISIS.


This excellent magazine, now recog-
nized as the best among the rivsls to Har-
per's, announces grand array of writers
for 1875. Among the illustrated articles
to be contributed from month TO month
are s'The Picturesque side of American
Life" by number OF writer's, among
them z. e. Robinson, John Burroughs,
and Maurice Thompson. "Roxey," by
Edward Eggleston; american Sports, ,,
by several writers, ''Out Of Door Pa
pers," by John Burr; Architecture OF
Birds, by DIR. Thomas II. Brewer; "The
Saddle Horse" by Col. George e. War
ing; EHJoe Hale's cred Stockings, and
other sketches, by Sax Holm; 'tLiterary
Portraits" by Richard Harry. Stoddard;
''More Old Letters" by DIR. R. Shelton;
"PoIitIcal Reminiscenees,1 by Robert
Dale Owen; "Some Old Matters" by
Clarence Cook; ''HIs Tmpertinence," by
Adeline Trafton; GA Knight Of Fortune, y
Hjalwor Biorth BOyesen's new novel.
These will be some Of the features of
Scribner's monthly for 1878. Address
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fishers or any bookseller. Ask for Scrlb-
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The Courier and Ledger, hereto
fore printed at Howard, Elk county
striking off the ''city" was q sensi-
BILE thing-have Joined teams, and
are now issued as one paper, the
GCourant-Ledger." This consolida-
ton is another sensible thing. The
paper comes to US one of the hand
soonest in the State, all printed at
home, and edited with taste, tact
and ability. We wisfa Reynolds s.
Steinbarger success, for they GER
tainlY deserve It.
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EMPORIA NEWS
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1877.
4 Pre.enE for oar sabscrsbers.


We propose to present every
subscriber for The NEWS for 1878,
with q valuable and useful book.
1t has been the custom with some
papers to give "premiums" to SUBJ
scribers, generally consisting Of
cheap chromos which cost the pub
fishers ten cents each by the hun
hired. Then the subscriber was at
the expense of getting bis picture
framed, and he generally felt 1t wac
not worth framing, ane consequent
" his prenistm was of no account.
We have frequently been urged by
publishers of such pictures TO buy
them by the hundred for premiums
for patrons. We did not do 1t be-
cause we did not believe 10 humbug-
giug people into taking our paper.
We have concluded, instead, to make
q present of q book, to every adj
vance paying subscriber for 1873.
It is filed with useful receipts,
written by 500 ladies, throughout
the country, for the cooking and
household department, the sick
room, and the toilet. 1t is CON-
pact, containing 1G0 pages, with eve
ry super1iuous word erased. Ita
matter was originally prepared foE
the Home Department Of the Chi
cago Tribune, and every subscriber
of that paper can give testimony Of
its every day usefulness In the
home. We have chosen this book
as a New Years present to our sub
scribers because Of its great useful
ness. Every subscriber whose Ar
rearages are settled, and who pays
for 1873, will receive II, as soon a
it can be printed and delivered
which will be during the month o.
December.
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The complete vote of New York
gives Beach, Democrat, for Secre-
tary OF State, 3S3.O9l; Churchill.
Republican, S7l.Sll; JUNO, Work
ingmau. 20,I67; Haynes, Prohibit
zion, b,l66; Greenback vote 2.76O.
Beaches majority over Churchill,
1880. The Democratic majority
in 1876 was 1850.
1t is no wonder, with the insig-
niIicant wOrkingmen's and green
back vote. that the New York Con-
gressmen voted soIidly against re-
pealing the resumption law.
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Tha damocratic 6enators

The democratic Senators now
claim that as the Senate is the sole
Judge OF the qualifications of it's
members, and that the V.P. is not q
Senator, that he has no right to cast
the deciding vote In . case where
the admission of q Senator is the
point involved. The constitution,
however, gives the Vice President
the right to cast the deciding vote
when the Senate is tied, and does
not except any particular case.
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During the recent Ohio campaign

During the recent Ohio campaign
we published the fnsRoial part Of
Secretary Sherman's speech In favor
of the resumption law. The clear
est and most forcible speech in favor
OF the bill repeating the law. In
the course of the long debate upon
1t In the House this session, seems
to us to be that of Gen. Thomas Ew-
ing of Ohio, and We will according
" pubiiah that In our next issne.
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Terrible foods in consequence OF
heavy rains occurred in Maryland.
West Virginia and Virginia, the
early part of this week. The dam
age At Richmond is estimated st
S2.OOO.GO0.
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QUOTATIONS..
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

2 ST. LOUIS MARKETS..
= ST. LOUIS, November So
Flonr-Unchanged.
wheat-Dull and lower; No. red. 81 -
bid; No. do. 81 161 bid.
Corn-Steady; 49, a4e,<c.
Oats-Easier; 26a261<c
Rye-Lower; SIC.
Barley-Dull; sample lots Of Kansas. 6GaG0c.
Butter and Eggs-Unchanged.
Pork-Dull; jObbing, So so.
Dry Salt Meats Dull; $5.l21<a5.25. $3.50,
$e.b5, boxed,
Green Snoulders-$495; clear sides. $61ax
Bacon-Lower; clear rib, s. 80.
Lard-Quiet; kettle, 1925; prime steam,
nominal at 81 IS.
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ST0TLER q GRAHAM,
EAPOREA, KANSAS
NOTTCE.
~HRnNTC Diseasee Cured .
tPublished In EAPoRIA NEWS Nov. 20. 1871
An ORDINANCE,

An Ordinance providing for . Special
Eleeefon In the Sd ward Of the city
OF EmperfA. 20 6la Vaeancy.
Re q OrdGfasd b. ehS Mayor 0ad eonacElmen
ef sAs city IF Es.Porfa:
SECTION l.. That Special Election be and
Is hereby ordered. 20 be held IN the % ward
Of the city Of Emp0ria, for the election Of q
councilman to ell vacancy made by the re-
noVal Of john H WaTBeke from said ward
And said election Is Oriered % be held On
Tuesday, the 11th day OF Dec, A ID, 1871
SEQ & That this ordinances take effect
from and after It's publication in TIE EN-
ApproTed November assh, 1871.
Attest: J. 8. WATSON. Mayor.
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The Tenth National bank of New
York and Central National bank of
Chicago, have concluded not to
cash any more checks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-30

Scrsflord, the partner OF Ex-
Treasurer Lappin, lie in jail at CAL
loa, Penn, and is to be extradited
and brought back to this State.
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election PROCLAMATION.

a SPECIAL election win be held in the
~ Third w ard of the city of EmPoria, Kas,
on TUESDAY, DRoEnBKR 1lTH, 1871. at the
Sheriff 8 office in the court house, to elect q
councilman from said ward TO nil the vacancy
made by the removal of j. H. Warneke from
said ward
The Judges and Clerks OF said election are
hereby named, IS fellows:
Judges-W. 8. Jay, Joseph Brown, and II.
Cierks-A. Z. Bancroft, Jas Emerson.
4e-1t J. s. WATSON, Mayor.
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The bank of Rucker, Hammer &
Co., Decatur, Illinois, suspended on
the 4th.
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Meat Market
Cor. ef Commercial st. and 7th Az.
NEW
cHlRLEY BUNDREM

HTAS opened a new Meat Market, and will
IA keep all kinds Of meats that the country
aGords-Beef, Pork, Sausage, Mutton, Chick
ems, and Wild Game. Have made arrange
ments TO lave Buffalo, Antelope and Deer.
The highest cash price paid for hides and
produce.
Having been in the business for 10 years
think can compete with all others.
zs-sf c. BUNDREM.
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WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE

in Offering our subscribers this New Years
Present. Tor we are satisfied il will prove 70
year to year, as to be acceptable in every
family. and we trust that every subscriber
now on our list, and many new ones, viii
hand in the amount OF their subscriptions to
TIE NEWS before the coming New Year. SO
tnas We may teeI Tree % furnish each end All
patronage. Address
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Markets by Telegraph
NEW xoRK MONEY MARKET.

NEW AUhk MONEH MARKET.
NEW YoRk. Nov 30.
GoLB-openea At lOzE and closed at I03
Loans - Carrying rates r1@sK per cent,
and borrowing rates Est * 2.per cent
sILvER-Rars, I2lk greeabaeks; III gold;
Silver coin 5S9l discount,
GOVERNMENT BoHDs-Firm.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm and higher.
STATE BOSbs-Quiet-
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Enpgrla Eeel and Coal Yard.

ME keep On hand large supply OF cord
wv wood stove wood and sawed wood.
HoA1aStezs 1t. Scott, blacksmith and Osare
Hook creek bnfldiHS stone. Caah ofIlers
pEonpt1y delivered % any part Of The city.
denf yard In rear Of POST oflce.
N-0 ]. 8. WATSON.
ALEX. =. GROVE.
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WEDNESDAY,, Nov. q.

In the Senate Mr.. Wadleigh moved
to take up the Kellogg case. Thurman
objected but the Vice President decid-
ed the motion In order. Thurman ap-
pealed and the vote was q tie, Conover
voting with the republicans, and Davis
refusing to vote. The ". p. cast the
deciding vote in the affirmative. Mr.
Thurman moved to amend the motion
to admit Kellogg, by inserting Buffers
name in his place. Tie vote, Davis and
Patterson voting with the democrats,
and v. p. voted in the negative. A
long and acrimonious debate ensued
on the right OF the ". p. to vote in
such case, and the Senate adjourned
to Thursday.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET.
KANSAS CRY. November 30.
CATTLE.
The market closed dull and hard. with
very large nHmbeF of cattle Iefs over unsOid.
Choice feeding steers are still in fair request
and packers are also purchasing little more
literally. The foiIeWing are the
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HOGS.


The receipts wese more than double those
OF The previous week, and there has been q
huetuating market. prices ranging between
$50 and $4a0-the latter figure having been
obtained for only one load early in tue week.
The market closed weak At q IS. as the ont
side figure. The following are the
QUOTATIONS.
Medium 70 choice packers..........$3 1894 90
1.t<nt pdcoa -----. - 80 wei -
s-sOSAefs . 1nASr4 "
SHEEP.
Receipts during the week have been fais.
but there has been very little selling in this
market ana prices are nominal. Following
are the
Quotations
Cnoice muttons -.-.-.-,..-.. y 5eg5 90
HORSE AND MULE MARKKr
There has been n fair dema nj ior1 IHnies
from to s ears old and II TO Is hands high,
but prices continue low. Following are the
QUOTATIONS
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TIROM my residence, Sunday night, Nov
u 11th, q brown mare. i've years old, branda
ed AU. s." on lett shoulder. Had on halter
ami bride. InformAtI0n OF her whereabouts
viii be literally rewarded
II. w. KIRKENDALL,
$e-tf Emporia, kas.
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FRIDAY, Nov. %.

Senate not in session,
In the House the bill to repeal
the resumption law was taken up,
and Mr.. Fort proceeded to air his
amendment, after which Mr.. Chittsn-
ded, in an evident state of indignation
at the criticisms of Mr.. FELTON, of Geor-
gia, few days previous, unloaded his
mind, and then voting began. Mr..
Forts amendment was arsE In order,
and was agreed to without division.
All other amendments were voted
down, and the bill finally passed, 1873
to 12O, and the House adjourned 20
Tuesday.
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STRAYED-From the undersigned some
y time in May last, one 4-year old black
mare; branded on the lett shoulder with L j;
some white on left hind foot. Two 2-year old
Also one red ycarling steer, branded the same
on both hips. One 2-year old red and white
steer, branded the same on left hips. A suit
able reward will be paid for information Lead.
ing to the recovery of one or all of the above
described animals. Address L. II. johnson
Emp0ria, Kansas. 45-tf