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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-08
PAT aND me- paReoT7s ree9

An Irishman dropped into a saloor
and was very much taken with a par
rot which hung in "A eage near n win
dow
''Phat Is that % he asked.
That's parrot, Pat" replied the
Tender Of stimulants.
just here the parrot chimed ins
HI"
This 80 delighted Pat that be Of
Iered 70 buy the bird.
"Phawtll yez take for it?'i he
asked.
FIFTY dollars"
"Howly Moses! That's too much
have yea any eggs2n
The saloon keeper saw a chance f0l
joke, and answered yes
How'll We sell EN- ?n
Two for five dOllars.n
Pat pulled out his pOcket-boOk, and
deposited the amount named. The
saloon keeper took Il and went into {
back room, from whence he soon re
appeared with two large eggs, which
Pat pOcketed and walked of. Moth
ing was seen Of him for about two
months, when one day he came in
and leaning over the counter whls
pered TO the saloon keeper:
Il want 10 speak TO yez a minute. ,
"Well. fire ahead.n
YOU'D betther be after watching
that burrud o. yours"
why, Pat?'i
well, from me experience wild then
eggs, behave the erRytur's been as
sOeiatiDg wild ducks %
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Consumption.

II is said that 5000 people die an.
nually in the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
OF the country one death in every
three is from Consumption. This can
be and should be avoided our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough OF cold, and other symptoms OF
throat and lung affections that lead to
this disease. You should arrest Il
while It is in the germ. Two or three
doses Of DIR. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. Il does not dry up a
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
1t, but acts directly ON the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm and morbid matter that aecu-
mulates in the throat and lungs. II
allays all Irritation and renders the
voice clear aud distinct Sold by
Oscar SeitA
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draw the line. You can see where the
south retreated 30 where stood Jack
son, "like a stone wall"
Back Of this house where the old
schOOimaster lives with his eldest sis
ter, about a hundred yards and Almost
1T the top Of the gently sl0ping bill on
the outer edge Of the tall rank corn,
and against 8 young growth Of pines,
Is the place where Jaekson got doWh
10 pray. And here Il Was be sat on bis
horse. was wounded, held his men IN
stubborn line that day, while the
storm Of battle beat against them, and
50 won his singular name. On the
front Of this slOping hill that lies here
between this house and the place
where Jackson sat his horse during
the battle, the dead lay thiekest when
the fight was done. The corn is rank
and tall. But / do not see, ss some
pretend to when looking over the
field Of Waterloo, that the blood Of
brave men has put any particular
mark Of vitality upon &c. The truth IL,
II some one did not point out to you
all this, you would know nothing
whatever OF the battle Of Bull Run.
Nature covers up all such scars; time
heals the wounds on the breast OF our
common mother, IS well as on our
own. Wander about here q week as
have done, and, save for the one little
brown stone monument here, the old
eaFthwOFks at Manassas and some
SCARED old trees, you would not know
there hGd been any battle here ] have
picked up one bullet and one button
from q soldiers coat that Is all. But
on the earthWoFks near Manassas,
under q peach tree, while picking up
peaches, / found an Indian arrow
head. Think Of It, and follow these
two facts: What other battles, what
other races had fought for the fields Of
Virginia ages and ages before?
Not many people come to visit this
battlefield. / have seen q thousand
at Waterloo for . single visitor here.
The great trench where the dead
were buried on this slOplng hill, inl-
medistely under where StOnewall
jackson sat on his horse during the
battle, Is still trench. This Is q sore
that refuses TO heal. It has become n
little drain or riyulet. The bones OF
the dead were mostly taken away at
the close ofthe war, and this opened
the trench anew. Tnis portion OF the
battlefield Is a pasture now. A little
line Of trees have grown along the
banks Of this trench. Under these
rank young trees q good many sleek.
spotted cattle stood yesterday, chew;
ing their cuds and laziiy switching
flies. You never hear q sound OF any
kind around here at all, no coming
and going, a. at Waterloo and other
great battle-felds OF Europe. The
trees are turning a little red in the
blush Of early autumn. There Is q
hazy gray atmosphere over all here
which makes the stiffness seem more
still; q weary ghost Of the smoke Of
war. In the corners Of the old Nir-
ginia worm fences the wild berry
grows rank and red. as u dripping
with blood. The very earth Is red, as
Of the bosom Of mother earth bleeds
perpetually for her brave dead who
FELL in the battle here.-JOdquin Miller.
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IAmDYINe EeYPT. DYING.

Who was the author Of the touch
ing poem, commencing. Z" i am dying
Egypt. dyinR?n II Is said that hS
was an army officer.
Ansuer. was William Haines
Lytle, who was born in Cincinnati
Ohio, in 1926. He belonged to a clus-
ter Of brilliant young writers whose
early ambition was TO build up a school
Of Western literature, but who were
drawn into the Whirl Of more active
life, which LEFT little time for cOurting
the muses.. On the breaking out OF
the late war he went into the army,
serving as a Colonel in Western ViT-
ginia in 1851. He was wounded at
Perryville, KY, in October, 1882, was
promoted for gallant services, and,
finally, was killedsat the battle OF
ChiekamAuga, Sept. 20, 1868, He was
greatly beloved by his fellow officers
for his noble social qualities as well as
for his martial bearing and nothing
could be more unjust, according TO the
testimony Of those who knew him
we'll, than the story recently started
by a flippant penny-a.lineF, that he
wrote the poem above referred 10.
properly entitled "The Death OF Mark
AntOny,n on the walls Of q guard
house In st. Louis, In which he was
held under arrest over night for dis
orderly conduct on his way home from
the theatre, where he had seen Booth
in Shakespeare's great drama Of
Antony and Cleopatra" That the
poem was suggested to him by wit
Messing Booths representation Of this
play Is probably true : and it IL as
serted by some that he had written
it, In part at least, some time before
the eve Of his death, but the following
version Of the peculiaricircumstances
under which this greatly admired
lyric was completed and transmitted
10 the world corresponds with the ira
ditions Of the army, and Is probably
true. John NJ Baltkes, Of Clinton,
ILL.,, who was once q fellow-sOwnsman
Of General LytlR, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
writing TO fellOw-soldier Of that gal
liant officer, says;
''I send you the following beautiful
lines, written by him IN the middle Of
the night, Just before shs next days
battle, in which he lost his life. The
General being strongly impressed, OF
having a prsmOnitiOn that be should
lose his life in the battle that was 80
soon 20 open, sat absorbed and alone
in his tent, when an officer coming in
him that be Besded rest
before the serious business planned for
the next day. Thersapon General Ly-
tie handed him these verses, remark
ing that they would be the last he
should ever write" This poem was
published In The Sunday Inter Ocean
ofOct. Z. almost precisely as given by
Mr.. Balthes. and as Il appears In
Famous Single and Fugitive Poems"
by RossileF johnson.
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OlD oHcxAnAuaA.

tEEum L1o lIull1nlu AlEllllrlllI 0l-lll1-l
Asws sal, ene night 90 1875, In the
rattF old editorial rooms % the Toledo
DemOoof sni Elr1ld, ,of which Stssd-
man wns leaflarsuEiter and ] mauag-
ing editor. I asked him fOE the story
OF Chiuafnaura. where be ven his
stars and the soldier tile 0fOld Chic
kaulausa. of which be ives 10 proud.
He told 4 a. eoolly as 90 itwas dream
% hims li @ fli iir ~
why, my boy, there wasn't much
70 q. wo8 in cheEge Uf the Fi1st
Dlgialen of TIE Reserve COrps 81 The
Army % the CuMberlnnd, and had
been Stationed 6 RlnEg5id. g Rsd-
house Bridge over The Cliiekamanga-
Ny orders Wers explicit, - bold the
bridge at all hazard, and 70 prevent
The enemy from faHking Get, Thon-
as. The enemy diseppe1fed frun onr
front The sound 81 cannonadtnaE End
battle 70 the nnFthWard told ne that
the enemy had msei against opr
eenteT, and q gneal bettia Fna on.
From the ncis8 of oonflct 4 fnd0el
sud rightly. that Thoasas vas sorsly
pressed i Iteit that nv oomnaand was
hesded, and Fes oruId net nndeFstand
the absenca 81 new cFIIas8. vailed
impatie1ily enQneh f5nni tiayl lfQh. fili
he1riV noon. hepinR f1r s1Ene Word
from my CommandlnR officer. FINALLY
decided % risk my nenk Fnthei than
eee the unioa army Destroyed though
iufolif flft - nv go. '(,alIlnr oo,'l-
elt e. OF 80 '.An 'ileFI e pa 9eq the
slfuationi reid ipT pfdeFsi told then
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PiIaa

Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense Of weight in the back, loIns and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he hiss some az
feetion of the kidney or neighbOr
organs. At times, symptoms Of indi-
gestiOns are present, as fiatuleney, un-
easiness of the stomach, etc, A
moisture. like pespiration, producing
a very disagreeable itching, partieu-
larly after getting warm In bed, is q
very common attendant. Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield at
once TO the application OfDr. HOsanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
TumOr, allaying the intense itching,
and ettecting permanent cure where
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Iris reported by an intimate friend
Of Don Cameron that he does not ex-
pect TO return 10 the Senate again, nor
take any part in politics. Further,
he says that should the Legislature OF
Pennsylvania become Republican
again during his term he will resign
his seat In the Senate. and will do 81
anyway, provided the Senate shall be
20 constituted a. 20 be Republican
without the two votes from his State
II is understood that he Is to be paired
with Senator Fair, Of Nevada, for ths
remaining session.
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LIE EIEcIInNs.

The cheerful news is received that
Judge John Martin, a terror to law
breakers, is elected Judge In the To-
pekadistTiet by triumphant majority
Benjamin Franklin Butler is
showed under I'm Massachusetts,, and
Robinson, I Republican, is elected Gov
ernOr. Ben's prospects for the Dem
Oeratic Presidential nomination are
worth abOut:tWO cents on the dollar.
In the Eighth Judicial District,
Nicholson (Democrat)prohibitiOn can
didase for Judge, beats Mcclure Dem
OcraD anti-prOhibitlOnist, by a major
ity Of over 800,
Col. J. d. Snoddy, Speaker. Of the
House. is probably beaten for Judge
In the District composed Of Linn and
Bourbon counties.
Tom Moonlight, Clicks premier, Is
beaten for Sheriff in LeavenwOrth
county by Keller.
Senator Sluss is elected Judge in the
Wichita District.
The Republicans are reported to
have earriedMcPherson county for the
whole ticket except treasurer.
The Democrats elect the Sheriff
and Treasurer in Dickinson county.
In New York, Carr (Rep.) is elected
Secretary Of State, by 1900 majority.
The Democrats elect the balance Of the
State ticket by about 1900 majority
a miraculous "cut down" in a state
which but a year ago gave 25O,O 600 ma
jOrity against FOlger, Republican can
dldate for Governor. II Is probable
that the Legislature IL Republican.
The Malone cause seems to have
met great set back in Virginia
The Republican State ticket is
elected by from 1900 to 2O,OOO In
Pennsylvania.
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

The capital building at Washington
has cost over SlO0, 900, 600.
A fine display Of the aurora borealis
was visible from Joliet, ILL.,, the Sd
inst.
There were sixty-elght new cOun-
ties organized In Texas last year, and
there is plenty Of room for more.
For the championship Of Wisconsin,
r. B. Clark defeated VIM Morgan the
Canadian hero, in 4 bicycle contest
Saturday, at BelOit.
At Detroit, Saturday, Miss Florence
Z. Willard was unanimously reelected
President of the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
The round-hOuse and repair shops of
Toledo. Cincinnati & st. Louis Rail-
road, located near Dayton, Ohio, were
totally destroyed by fire Saturday
night; loss, f75, 600.
There are ten counties in Mississippi
in which no newspapers are published.
It u needless TO say they are largely
Democratic, and the people swear by
JEFF Davis. There is nOlhing more
terrible than active Ignorance.
Arthur b. Johnson, a lawyer and
prominent politician Of Utica, n. Y,
shot himself through the heart In his
Office Saturday morning. He was a
sOn-in-law Of Justice Hunt, Of the
United States Supreme Court lately
retired.
Apprentices In the dOck-yards at
Halifax Saturday rugged up an infer
nal locking e6ntriVance and set Il
floating toward one Of the war ships.
The announcement Of iis discovery
caused CONSERVATION, until the truth
Of the affair became known.
Cashier P. w. PaTkhurst, Of the
Clyde (0hio) Bank, disappeared lass
Wednesday night and the bank closed
itadOOFs Friday. The deposits yamount-
ing 10 about so, ,O00, 4, d supposed will
be made good. The hank failure has
caused the assignment Of j. H. South
eFland, hardware dealer.
In 1851 Alex. McCook raised the
hFst company Ohio youlunteers, when
WITS. May, TOW Of KerWin Kan. H.
Q. Neff, OF HiaWatiId, Kan. Chns.
Banks, Of Silver Lake Kan, VIII
liam Duncan, OF CaFbOndale, Kan. all
residents 81 Ohio aiIthat atne. ioined
q company, % the first Ohio Folun-
teers. They fought shoulder 10 Shout
der et the battles Of PeFryville, Chiea-
Snauga, Stone River and numerous
other places
OrriA A. Carpenter, charged with
killing Eura Burns at Lincoln, III,
desnane "a E ellhnis bf venue Saturday
from Justice RudOiph te Justice w.
ID. Wyatt. The prosecution demanded
that the case be taken 70 Justice
Maltby, and gained theiF point Er.
Maitby, however, adjourned the case
tiil Monday. A great crsWd witnessed
the proceeding, but the accused bore
himself tainiig, his bl1dehed f6finres
being the result q confinement In
prison.
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ELECTION Proclamation

STATE or KANSAS,
SALINE COUNTY.
The State Of Kansas 10 an vhOm the-e presents
shall come greeting.
KnoE ye that I. g. g RadcllR shoriH Of Saline
county, kauEzs, hy virtue q the authority In me
TeEied do By this prociamation rive public notice
that on
Tuesday. the Gfh day Of November, A.
d., 1883.
there viii b. held q general election. and the Of
feers % Be chosen are e. ioli0ss. to-sit
One sheriff
One county trea1Hrtr,
One county elerE.
One register Of deeda.
One c0roner.
One surveyor,
One eOunty eommissi0ner for "a eonmlssionsr's
district
And votes Of electors for said oeieen viii b.
received at the polls cfeach election precinct In aid
couuty.
In testimony whereof I have hereunio sst ny
hand 81 ny 02ce Al sallns, IN aid county. thl.
9ih day of Septembef, A ., les1.
d 8. RADCLIFF, sheriff.
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BoYALTY AND GLADSTONE.

The Pembroke Castle, with the
Prime Minister and party on board,
after leaving Klrkwali, the capital OF
the Orkney Island, where Mr. Glad
stone was presented with the freedom
Of the burEh, proceeded TO Copenhagen
where he was entertained to dinner by
the King OF Denmark. On Tuesday
the Premier entertained at luncheon,
on board the Pembroke Castle, the
Emperor and Empress OF Russia, the
King and Queen Of Greece, the Prin-
cess Of Wales, the Crown Prince and
Crown Princes OF Denmark, the
Princes Mary Of Hanover, and sew
enai other members Of the Imperial
and Royal families, with the Danish
Minister Of War, the Russian and
British Ambassadors, and the Russian
and Danis Admirals. Never before
perhaDs, has there been 30 remarka-
BE an nssemblage Of Imperial and
Royal percentages 70 do honor 10 q
comm0her. In hsrdly any ciTeum-
stsnees g 6 cOnoelvable that suoh ;
Ratheflnr could Be held % show favor
10 any living statesman with the eE-
cepfion Of M. Giadstons. The Eng
lish Premier was simply on 8 cruise,
hls health. Half q century Of dis
tinrnlshed service 10 his country has
not been given in vain, even as re-
cards the esteem Of foreign potentates.
The unique compliment paid on Tues
day, by the aasemtlage Qf crowned
hesda, princes ard pElnceaaes, is q
combiif1ent % England and 20 her
PFinies Minister, bat is IL more par.
lioulariS au acknowledgment of the
hi7h personal character % MF. Glad
stone.
He has aiways been on the side Of
right and jueflee, Of liberty and pro-
gfesa: he bas been the helper Of the
oBpreasd ana the friend Of peace; and
hl1 love Of eli thar is good has been
equaIled by be energy, bic strength
of eill, sud hls vast ihtellectqsi pow
e.. These cbarnCteIistlcs and quail
ties may Be denied o. misrepFesentoG
by smaller men fu Che heat o. political
EarfaEe, bat weli g is for humanity
hat they bring their esrtsin roWa9d.
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A CYCLONE visited Springfield tMo.,
last Monday afternoon, destroying
about 500, 900 worth OF property, kill
ing some seven people and injuring n
large number. There was at one time
a theory advanced that cyclones could
not occur except in the summer
months. This theory is now entirely
exploded. as q number OF them have
occurred In September and October.
No doubt the prophets and scientific
men begin to think that II there is
one thing they know little about it is
the cYclone.
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ATRIo OF TRIoLETs.
DETECTED


Twas your arm round her waist,
And yen cannot deny it -
You removed il in haste;
Twas your arm round her waist
It showed your good taste;
But how did you dare try It?
Twas your arm around her waist,
And you cannot deny it
HIS APOLOGY.
I thought no one was near
And her waist was 50 slender
That ] clasped her, the dear
/ thought no one was near;
I did it in fear:
But Il didn't offend her
I thought no one was near,
And her waist was so slender!
HER APOLOGY.
I couldn't, you know
For don't know him we'll
Hurt his feelings-and sO,-
I couldn't, you know,
Say he mustn't and oh,
/ hope you won't tell
/ couldn't, YOU know,
For dOn't know him well.
B. L. r. Dane 10 NeJO Orledn'
Times.
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80 REsuLIN sAlNE couNTY.

We publish below the election re-
turns As fully as We can get them up
to this time. The Republicans elect
Sargent county clerk and Weaver
surveyor. Hamilton, treasurer, and
GROCER coroner, both strHight Repub-
lieaDs, were also on the Independent
ticket, and thus received almost the
entire vote. Forsse, Independent,
and Supple Democrat, are elected on
the Independent ticket. Mr.. SegeT
withdrew from the race for commits
sioner on Saturday last. and thus
Mr.. Humbarger reoeived the greater
part Of the vote Ofthe District Here
with we give the returns:
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A Wide Awake DruoqIst.

Mr.. Oscar Seitz is always wide
awake in his business, and spares no
pains TO secure the best Of every arti-
Gle in his line. He has secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. The
only certain cure known for COnsump-
tiOn, Coughs, Colds, HOarseness,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or
any affection or the Throat and Lungs
Sold on positive guarantee. Will give
you Trial Bottle free. Regular size
SI.OO.
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Executors Notice.

~ OTICE Is hereby given. that Letters Testa-
~ mCntary on the Estate Of A. A. Morrison,
deceased, were granted 10 the undersigaed on the
2fth day Of October A. d. lssl, by the Probate
Court Of Saline County Kansas. Nov, all persons
having claims agalnst said Estate, are hereby
notified, that they must present the same % the
undersigned for allowance, within one year from
the date Of said Lettor, OF they may te pFeflqded
from any beneft OF such Esiate; and that N such
claims b. not exhibited within three yeara amer
the date Of said Letters, they shall Be forever
barred. THoHAs AEnEEsoN,
Executor Of the Estate Of Morrison ,ieoeasei.
Oefoher 9Th 1ael
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The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted 10 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, COrns, letter, Chapped
hands, and all skin eruptions. guar
anteed TO cure in every instance, or
money refunded. 25 cents per box.
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THAT great tidal wave which car
ried Butler, Cleveland and Patterson
into Office, IL succeeded by another
much more tremendous which shows
plainly that the Democrats are gone
In HppH
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THE missing 81. LOUIS girl, Mary
Churchill, was found Sunday In the
insane asylum, near indianapolis,
where she hired out to do laundry
work. She returned home with her
father
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IT has been decided On an eastern
court that in the absence Of posted no
tiees q hunter has the right 20 hunt on
the lands OF Others
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THURSDAY General w. T. Sherman
formally relinquished the chief COM
mand Of the United States army, ami
General Sheridan assumed the same.
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THE Glickites, IN view 0f John Mar
tins election, don't feel as # the Click
policy was q winning one.
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SENATOR INGALLS, Is preparing sOr
the North American Reyiei0 q reply to
the article Of Dr. Utter on John Brown.
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GEO. GILLMORE was beaten for
county clerk IN Shawnee county by
ChRs. Spencer, Democrat.
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Sherifs Sale.

B. L Norton,
".
Up. Hedigan.
DYYIRTUE Of an eKeoulion islued out Of the
ID district court Of NE Rourtee1fh Judicial Dis
tret within and for The eJunty Of Saline and state
0f kansas in the above entitled case. and % me
directed and delivered, I Eill, on The
ssRd day Of November. 4. d. 1888,
Al two O'Clock p ~ OF sad day, 81 the east door o.
the court house, In the city Of Salina saline
county, Kansas, offer for ale at Eubic aurtion 70
the Highest and best bidder for cesh In hand the
following described real estate, to-git
The undivided one-half o. the south ons-half Of
lot number eighty seven ls7l in the city % saina
acconiing 20 the recorded original plat thereof in
saline cunnty, kansEz, With tenementa hereilia-
ments and aFpurtenances thercunts belonging.
Said real estate Is taken - the property Of the
above named defendant. aud Was appraised %
three hundred dOllarA and win b. sold 10 satisfy
said execution. OF part thereof
Given under my hand this l7th day Of October
A. ID. lss3. c. s. RADCLIFF,
sheriff Of Saline County kansas
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Is the Topeka Capito. happy? Yes
the Capital IL happy.
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TUESDAY was a Republican field
day in the east