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A prominent physician lately remarked to
the proprietor, that it were admissible to
make public the letters we receive, the
"Mother5' Friend" would outscll anything
on the market.
Imost earnestly entreot every femalaah
10 be confined to use Mothers Relief Coup.
led with this cntrcaty, will add that during
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The entire stock OF groceries Of r. y.
Ingram & Co., sos Nam street, will be
sold tomorrow and next day below cost.
I have bought everything in the store,
stock and fixtures, and will not carry
on the business; and will sell them at
once Mt bargains. Fixtures and stock
in any quantities; also horse and wagon.
NATHAN FRANK,
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pishon Gnrreii,. Krcentinn.

Last Tuesday evening Bishop Garrett
gave one Of his Incompatible receptions
in honor of MIR, and Mrs. Wellstead,
late of London, England, who are now
visiting Dallas and the great southwest.
The spacious and brilliantly lighted
rooms were we'll filed with the
elite Of the city, who arc never
so happy and merry as when enter
tanned rs only this genial host knows
how, for IL is Away his happy faculty
10 bo at the right place at the right
time, and to say the right thing to en-
hauce the pleasure of all. Among those
who also contributed to the endowment
of the ocCa ion were Miss Ada Nu-phy,
who sang IN "A most captivating manner
all her own, in most excellent taste, Gas
You Wish it So Will l." which was APP
plaudod TO the echo, and Rev. II. Col
lison, who sung "a Warrior Bold" rem
dering it in manner to : in hearty an
plause. And last but not least, Miss
Maude Tenney sang "Como Whore the
Birds Sing" so sweetly all were
charmed.
After doing ample Justice to ropnst,
which can only be iully appreciated by
those who helped to depleto its ample
and delicious proportions, the company
separated, voting this one more red let
ter evening for Dallas.
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ARepubllcan Pow-wov.

The East Dallas Blaine and Logan
club, made up Of Irish and their cousins
to tho exclusion OF the colored voter
will hold pow-wow at Mayors hall to.
morrow night. The notices sent out
say that the meeting il to be "strictly'
in the interest of the national republi.
can ticket and that no other issue or in.
terost will he permissible.
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A business meeting OF the Ladies' Tx
position society viii be held at the
opera house ON Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock, to make final arrangements
rs to the matters thoy have in hand. A
iUll attendance is desired, and it is re,
uuested that the young ladies who par.
tiCipated in the recent tablemx, etc, at
the opera-house in aid of tho objects Of
the society, TO meet with them.
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Several months ago Joe Broxton was
robbed ola silver watch valued at $3.50
Yesterday he learned that it had been
pawned by n man named Con Riley, at
Cohn's, for 5000. Upon payment OF this
sum he recovered the watch, but the
thief is non est.
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cor BENT


TOR REMITTANCE RESIDENCE, COR
- nsl Oh M"TStt ana POLK streets. Apgly
~ ~ t'.''ssa' hu2-lt
DOR RENI-A NLW 1lUt - or FOUR
Il rooms, corncrlut and con. tnicnt tosircst
csr lnei excellent well ~ water and good
Hil'-ro4 o. stHu'r' WINK buggy rooms aud
i,s III n LOT "o'''A' inquire OF = III. MCBRIDE,
-2.2 l..-l. ~, up2-t
4 nj he'd room on Commerce street. near
bNsincst csntef; Is very desirable room lor one
or Two gentlemen; references required. MRs.
NOR RENT ANITA an e,,- -,7TS -i55,,,N,,5-
/ servants rSor, and - ~ "
cottage of rooms AMY M "a ir %',v
,,,.,,is,,,, tt.'N ,' o. ~ an ~. ~
N'N hhS TT IN ISL ED AND UNtUH-
-,s5lga rooms, Apply ll2l Main st y
E'oN hhNl - SEVERAL ELEGANT
TO-. 30 I555oinS, iarts h9u between; gas aud Wa
YER ~" ana S!i Main street Apply to No
i'.'" ~ 'i' iN",h N llArdWtre 20. noVl|t
TOR RENT-A NICE F+HNISTILD
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Thn Nnw CnnnlN Ynnlt.

Angelica wine at 81 per gallon at Al.
ston's.
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LNON SAlE-AF a GREAT BARGAIN, A
a choice Farm OF 100 acres, all enclosed by
oolS darc hedge, ON hich is a fine new frame
ranged; large ciSteru at the house, two ten
AM houses and two wells. Also 80 acres OF
rlch land covered with timber, within half
lh,G Oh Tue farm, situated In an excellent
neighborhood only five miles north twenty
west rom Dallas. Oncrcd for a few days
only by MURPHY ~ BOLANz, Real Estate
Agents, 1W Main street. ocs
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WANTED.

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN RoArn
" and lodging in private family, whers
comforts. State price and address 7 "9 ,hie
ofiice - - TINS
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'63 prizes amounting in U. S. gold to .Sggns
TICKETS 10. HAyVVH o.

ALL PRIZES PAID OK PRESENTATION.
For further Information aud tickets. i'd
dress or apply TO SIlPSEI COMPANY,
OltY. IOHE k. kERNA NnEH. sHrnnnulL -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02

My wife, writes Mr.. Henry Becke-
meyer, ST. Iibory, Illinois, suilored with
neuralgia for years, when St. Jacobs
Oil, tho magical pain-auuihilator, was
applied, which curcd her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02

Jack Evans and Judge Norton are
billed for speeches to tho unterrified
straightout Republicans, at Mayors
Garden on Monday night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02

l,pk KEN IA BRICK STOKE, " MI
4 finished and situated IN "A good business
location Ia the town of Ennis, Ellis county,
ieNaSi suitable for groceries or dry goods
Inquire of 7. l., MCCARrY, Real Estate
Agent. Ennis Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02

The city council will meet on next
tuesday night.
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INNk SALE-BG SOUTH ESF LAM
i CONPANN-i-room house lot jONls,, cor
her OF Crowdus and Porter streets; lot tVVSS
iW, Main street, near Ervuy; acres WIN Z
houses ofb and rooms, East Dallas noItm-
east OF Fair Grounds; 4-ro1m house, loI w
'" corner otCorSicana and Browder streets,
acres with ? houses, I ana rooms, Eus' Dai-
laS, northeast of Fair Grounds; 3-ruCm house
lot iuN0p, corner Griffin and Gibbs streets
lots and ., ~ ana Peach b0Nl25, IN Mlduie,
tom Nodditiru, adjoining HBd west OF rHli
Grounds; lot 5OXq0, corner Griffin and AHai~
streets lot S0NiuO, Joins Fair Ground on tue
west; lot 2lNSOt on Pacific avenue, uppusilo
passenger depot; lot GNl 5Nl00, corner cotton
wood lpno md Cedar Springs 81 Hugill
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02

EOk SALE-A FINE COUNTRY RESI-
i ideucc and stock farm, well i,rpraved.
81 acres best rolling pruric-5u acre, IN cul-
iiNyi'nn good i-ruom tenement house; nrge
Sl"rN burn, gr1nrrit- and tool house. Large
arranged, wood house, cellar, ycraudas
mean " around house; abIIduuGo OF water nt
house, barn and In the pasture; 1GG fruit trees
OF various kinds and best yHrl,tie, ;shrubery,
beautiful and comfortable hpmc. Improve
lheNls cost nearly the price asked for the en-
re nlHcH--F.1 per acre. = good lU-aci q wood
. lol gwen with ipfm Fine stock md apiafy
Wet oil DALLAS and four miles east of Cedar
/ !lll. STEWART CRAVEN
or'3l-lm Ovlllu, Ellis County
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All Enlarged Joints

All Enlarged Joints
OF the hands and feet; buuiuus are
cured by Giles Iodide Ammonia I.ini-
ment. Sold by druggists. Trial bottle,
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w dencs for small family: NEST ~ 81
good locality and cheap Address .clc La ~ q
1875, Ia las, Texas. IN I,o1
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Good California claret, s. cents per
Gallon. Loeb & Froiberg.
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WE CARE REQUEsTE TO ANNOlrNCF
W W. II, THACHEE for, 'unty CLERK.
WE ARE REQUESTED . NNNOUNfW
" W, NJ, G. HILL as u candidate for To-
siection 10 the Office OF County Clerk
M = ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNUUNlE
~ Henry JoNEs as candidate for re-.
lection 70 the office Of District Clerk
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DOR kENr-A COTTAGE Of EIGHT
A. rooms, on Ross avenue, withiup min
uteS walk OF the Postoaice. AMY 10
PFoUTS, EIlIOrr Il HALL. 900. tf
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city Council.

Sherry and Angelica wines Sl.lO per
gallon. Loeb 4 Freiberg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02

The city officers were made happy
Yesterday, by the receipt from Secretary
Parry, Of checks FIR tho October
salaries. The pay roll amounted to
nearly $1,000,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
" Colonel j. G. SrF7ENs as r candidate
ior Justice oithe Peace q. Precinct No l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02

There was meeting of tho county
commissioners yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of formally receiving from
the contractors the new vault building
in the courthouse yard. This building
is solid structure and absolutely fire
proof, not piece OF wood entering into
its construction. Tho offices of the dis.
trict and county clorks will DO located
in IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02

WEARE NUTHORIzEDTOA NNOUNG Z
~ >. n. BRA SWELL as "a candidate Tor IuS.
ice OF the Peace Tor Precnc; No /, a The
ansuing eleciiOn.
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A good grade of California claret O.
cents per gallon. Loeb d Froiberg.
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WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
~ ed TO announce the name of W. II. W.
5AIrLt ms candidate for Sheriff of Dallas
'ounty, AZ the ensuing November election.
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w f. ARE ACTHORIzEDTO ANNOUNCE
" JOHN =. GILLESPIE MS candidate FOR
Justice OF the Peace, Procinc; No. J. Dallas
election.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" J. c. MCCAET as candidate for Cen.
s'ahle Ia Precinct No. |.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" JoHS OVERLAND as a candidate for Con.
taAIe In Precinct No. L
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Tho finest stock OF fancy and staple
groceries in Texas. Ed 5. Alston.
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MJEAREAUTHOt IHEDTG ANNOUNCE.
W W. 4. GRAHAM rs q candidate for Cen.
stable OF Precinct No. 40 the ensuing cleo
ton.
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CONSTABLE.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" GEORGE Il. FEARN for Justice OF the
'eRce for Precinct No. I.
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The largest stock Of fancy and staple
groceries in north Texas.
IOER & FRPtDERu.
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w EARr REQUESTED To ANNOUNCES
hEHRt SCHULZ as q candidate for Jus
lice Of the &c for Precinct No
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TOR SALn-OHIO IMPROVED CHES-
4 ter white hogs fer sale. Apply at W. j.
ACL0E> Fills, ll4l ana ll43 Elm ST.. Dallas.
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FOR SALE

TOR SAbE-A RESIDENCE AND STukE
mouse, attached with fresh stock OF
groceries, quesnswaIe, etc in the town of
Lawrence; bargain can be ha. If an early
application Is made to W. b. G., Herald
ell :. no1tS
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
W nouce the name Of GEORGE II. MILLER
ms candidate for reelection to the ONCE of
Constable, Precinct No. l. Election, No
vembpr f. 1881 .
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TO make children healthy use plenty
of air, plenty of milk, plenty of sleep,
aud always have bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup IN case ct Group.
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O0UNrY CnLIEoTnR.

w EAREAUTHORlZEDTOAN ANNOUNCE
" BEVERLY SCOITas q candidate for re-
election TO the Office OF County Assessor al
the ensuing election.
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EOR SALE-AN IMPROVED FARM OF
L lls'4 acres, 10 miles from Dallas, near
Hutchins, on the h. a r.. G.. r, r.; land in
nigh cultivation; produced this year 80 bales
OF cotton, and 200 bushels Of corn, besides
oats, millct, Irish potatoes, ETC.; Is acres in
good timber, | dwelling uf4 rooms, crib, sta
Ole, smoke house, Cotiuu-hOusc. chicken
house, wells of fine water enough to supply
lhe country around, hoX-houSc and crib in
variety, bearing; the whole farm Is enclosed
by new fence; price, $2,50O-$l ,I25 cash, and
balance In tiInc; owner desires to return TO
Europe. Inquire at Postuilice, Hutchins,
Texas. Ar. DEKAR. Ocl4ti
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Nervous
meas Indirastinu 30


Send to the Rumford Chemical Works
Providence, r. l., for pamphlet. Mailed
free.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOIrND e
County Judge NJ the ensuing election.
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L7VN "a Df-ABUUI 1JOVO AGRES OF
i0no in the choicest gtu2in2 district of
" %R' The ConchO river runs through the
entire Length OF pasture; grass and shelter
sDuituGht. Asplcndld opportunity for ins
sto5N farm offered for short time at a bar
gain Terms: About half cash, balance iu
years ut 10 per cent. interest. For price and
,nttheT particulars, apply to JOuN HARMS,
Manager United Trading Company, Colorado
Wy sAH9, po2-ti
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
w G. L. CLINT as candidate for rec &c.
lion to the Office OF County Attorney al the
ensuing election
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WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED 20
~ announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS ~
candidate for County Judge ut the ensuing
iVycmber election
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ORIGINAL.
LITTLE HAVANA
GOULD & CO.'S Decided by
R0YAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Number for number prize Tor prize, with
go additional prizes.
GLASS ITO, OCT. 3lst.
ONLY 22OOOTICEErg AND gS pRIzrs.

Approximations 10 "a prl2e&Goach ~
Approximations I'D prize. $5e each "a
ElRl ESsgg g5 Hy7 N
6iS Prizes as above, being tHUI mn mum.
her IN the Royal Havana and
~ Additional prizes of S. CUCh to tho
EOtlCketS having as ending uum-
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number drawing the capital prize
OF S9,ON.,..... ........,............. llO0
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ION SALE-FANM IN DALLAS CO.
or to rent for money. Two hun
dred and eighteen acres, one and hall
Won Improved, la fine state ofcultTyatipp;
large dwelling, 7rooms; barn, outhuidngs
aud tenant houses; splendid orchard lnuachl;
good wells aud - acres timber. This is
one of the best places In Dallas county.
Title perfect; no iucumbrnnce; terms easy.
Apply 10 or address DR.. l.. Il. STROUD, Rich
grdsOu, Dallas county, Texas nu-ll-om
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ - - me PEACE.

WE AREAUTHoRIz ANNOUNCE
" 1. q. 4. KENDALL az a candidate for re-
election as Justice OF the Peace OF Precinct
No. At the ensuing election.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
" nounce Mr.. G.. Il. GILLESPIE az q can
udate for reelection To the Office of County
'Ollector.
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Tho County Jndrshin.

The best smoking toDacco is Little
IpEar -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22

For Congress,
f. II. FUNSTON,
or Allen County.
For Chief Justice,
4. II. HORTON.
For associate Justice (yacancy),
W. \. JOHNSTON.
For Goranor.
JOHN 4. MARTIN.
For Lieaienam Gorcrnor,
A. p. RIDDLE.
For Secretary of STATE,
DIR. f. A. ALLEN.
For Iuniior,
f. P. McCABE.
For Treasurer,
5. T. HOWE.
For Atforney General,
s. Il. BRADFORD.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
III. LAwHEAD.
For Senptor:
DIR. J. III. wHITFORD,
For ReDresenfGfipe,
SAMUEL J. STEWART,
For Probate Judge,
W. g. ALLISON.
For CLERK District Court,
NJ P. JAC0Br.
For Coazfy Affosasy.
GEO. \. AMOS.
For Superintendent Public lns'ructioR,
J. n. HENDERSON,.
For Cozaaissioscr lsf District,
G. W. MOON.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Wehope that the members of the
county central committee will take it
in good part. if We remind them that
they are i'm very great measure res
ponsible for the success of the ticket in
their respective townships. We have
a good ticket and it fought to win. But
the opposition will be united and
active and we cannot expect to come
out victorious if We rest on our oars.
Thorough organization and hard,
active work must be the programme
on the part of the republicans from now
until the end of the campaign. A
Blaine and Logan, or John A. Martin
club should be organized in every
township where one does not already
exist. School house meetings should
be held as often as possible. A list OF
every republican voice in each town.
ship should be made out and every
man on it seen and urged to join the
club and attend the meetings. The
burden of all this will fall on the CEN
trail committeeman and he will need
to be active, energetic and faithful.
We hope that at the meeting of the
committee next week the plan of the
campaign will be thoroughly discussed
and that every man on it will go to
his field of labor determined that his
township shall give the straight re-
publican ticket rousing majority.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22
CLEvELAND'S LETTER.

Cleveland's letter of acceptance is
published in the Wednesday dailies OF
this week. 1t is very short, occupy
ing only column aud half, and, We
must say, it leaves the country in
about as much doubt as to the writer's
opinions on matters of great moment,
as it was before the letter appeared
While it alludes briefly to all other
planks of the Democratic platform it
ignores utterly the one gaeat issue
the tariff. In an interview more than
year ago Mr. Cleveland said that he
had not yet taken time to look up the
the tariff question, and didn't really
know which side of it he was on. He
was evidently waiting for the cue from
the national democratic platform. The
cue came, but for the life of him ht
can't tell which end he is expected tt
take hold of, and so he gets out of The
dilemma by dropping the whole bust
ness.
We may be prejudiced, but it GER
tainly seems to us that, as compared
with Blaine's letter, or even with But
ler's manifesto, this document is {
very weak one. Its failure to sa,
even a word upon the tariff surely be
trays lamentable ignorance or despica
BILE cowardice. 1t shows at least tia
the differences in the democratic party
upon hatquestion are felt by its leadeI
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22

Butler is out in a 7-column address
to his constituents. The greater part
of the document, which must be adj
mitted to be very able one, is given
to an arraignment Of both the repub
lican and democratic parties, insisting
that the laboring mar has nothing to
hope from either of them. Ben But
Ter undoubtedly has larger personal
following than any other man in
America, and when the votes are
counted this fall it may be found that
he has cut more of figure than it is
supposed he will.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22
THE KANSAS STATE FAIR.

This is undoubtedly the year for a
fine State Fair, both for our own enter
tainment and profit, and as an adver.
tisement to others of what we can dc
and really are. While there is more
or less a scare in all the States east OF
us, we are in a situation where nothing
can hurt us very seriously. We
thought we had an enormous corn and
wheat crop last year, and we really
had, and got good deal of money first
and last for it. 1t was nothing to boast
of compared with the yield of this
year. The stock interest has increased
correspondingly, and the State, with
her immense resources in pasturage
and feed, is looked upon as a source OF
supply for the better grades of stock
for all the grazing country southwest
of us.
1t is intended by the managers this
year to make the State Fair at Topeka
great stock show-perhaps the finest
that has ever been held in the west.
The finest animals. will be brought to-
gether there from all parts of the
Union, and there will be a good dis
play of our own best animals, cattle,
horses, swine and sheep.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
road, considering its interests identic-
al with those of the farming and stock
growing community, has taken the
initiative, and will carry passengers
from any where in Kansas to the fair
at one cent per mile. 1t is evident
that this can't be done as specula-
ton, but rather to assist everybody to
a holiday at the close of the most pros.
porous year in our history, and 10 aid
in the promotion of the industries that
are the direct means to prosperity OF
| an immense district of country trav-
ersed by this great line, and which,
more than any other, have assisted US