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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-26

the remainder Of an issue Of Slo"p'"V
the ST. Louis Division Of the Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicago 81. Louis Railway Company. extending from
Terre Haute Ind, to East ~. Louis III.
ON July l. 1894 all the other outstanding mortgage
bonds on this properly ard Will I've paid OF out
proceeds this ana these bonds. besides
being obligation 4 the C.. C.. G St L. Ry'
CO. Will be secured by an absolute hrst mortgage on
the property mentioned
s25oooo of the bonds the time Of their issue
deposited with he Trustees Sinking Fund. the In
eres thereon regularly collected ard applied 70 the
purchase Of outstanding bonds exceeding 100 per
by whh process tho retirement OF the
entire s100DOUO c.. c., c. Il ST. L. bonds will he nearly
provided their maturity bonds can however he
called rro- 10 their maturity ana all
purchases sinking Fund be made in the open
market
The following statements made 20 US by the Pres
irnt II the Company The lirc Is old one having
been completed 1886 From 1861 TO 1890 was operated
under lease Iy the c.. c.. g Il St l.. Ry. Co. ana us
predecessors rs ono q its main Of railway 10y means
OF which system obtained access q 81 LOUIS
In view Of that under the terms Of 'he lease
the rental constantly increasing proportonFtcY with
the traffic over line mnnHcstly desirable to
terminate the lease ana acquire actual ownership Of
the property 1t could he done satisfactory basis
After long negotiations such ownership was acquired
1890 and the purchase price therefor the c. c. {.
q ST l. Ry Co. issued is S0co0~r bonds ab9ve men
toned thus effectnr a minimum saving Of $1,000 per
annuin.
The line is 1853 miles length and has 20 miles Of
sdings.
1T is we'll situated running the centre Of the
State of Illinois ugh Of its richest sections and
some and cities.
1t Is in nrst-clnss condition. and 10 throughout main
trunk line terminals Eas' ST Louis are very OK
tensve and have only actual present value but
also steadily increasing ly reason a the occupation
Of all ground by other systems They could not be
duplicated the present Zine, AMI as the c. g. {. x
s., l. Is the outlet Vanderbilt system TO points In
rs territory these terminals essential and greatly ada
tho Value of'b these bonds
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Guriion Sales, financial,
LOUIS MEsIER, Auctioneer
REGULAR Al CIION SALE
OF
STOCKS AND DONDs
By ADRIAN n. MULLER & sun,
Office No. "a Pine st,
Office, No. ~ fine stu.
JUNE ~, 1s94,

wEDSESDtY. JIyE 20, 1891.
A, 20 o'clock at the YORK Real Estate salesToo
No. III broadway.
n,v order Of the Central Trust CO. u Ne~-1ofK 4Fus-
$50 900 South Atlantic ONO Railroad Co. LIST M'ge'
Gold BIDS due October 1910.
y order Of Executors Of George A jarvis deeeased)
- shs. Atlantic Dock Co. ~
- shs. Central Trust CO. (eN-d!v)
10 shs. Home Life InsuI ance Co.
Giy order Of Executor for account OF whom It may
- ' dor account Of whom it may ooncern)
90 shs Central Trust co. oex-div)
81 shs. Knickerbocker Trust CO. -
10 shs. Herring Hall Marvin co. pfeic'
80 shs. Wells Fargo Co.
/ sh United States Trust Co
sh Bank Of NewYork. " B. A (ex-div)
AK sbs German American Real Estate Title Guar Co
81 900 Marietta North Georgia X. H. D. c. "a Hi'se'
shs :. Y Economical Printing co. ~.
1900 chic Mi St, Paul r. r. GIas,lngs Dakota
P, Oh, E ss9,b End End nank Aitsny & y ChypaJ
5000 Hobokon Land lmpi. Co. p c M'se' Bus
5000 y = & Roekaway Beach II. r. LIST Mtse p. c
s, 700 Orange Athletic Club Pa Mtee. .. BIDS
Is shs Orange Armory Association
Harvey steel Company.
10 shs. Manhattan co. Bank - ., a.. -,
SIS OOo United Traction Eectrc Co. is' Ni'se' - -
sh. %y Life ms & Trust Co.
n 600 Tenn Coal & Iron Co. Tenn. div) list Mtse
$4,000 mp Decatur springfield r. r. LIST Mee.
p c. Central Trust Co. ceTtfs)
10 shs Sherman Bank.
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New York & New England
Reorganization.
NEW-YORK. / 1,,n. :

NN 6yr6X' June q. 1894.
To Depositors under the Plan OF He0rRnh-
cation of Preferred Cannon stock OF
THE NEW-NORN ~ NEN-ENGLAND RAIL
ROAD CONpANSi
The second instamcnt u the payment required by inc
Agreement Reorganization Is hereby called ana all
holders Of certificates Il deposit Of either Preferred or
Common stock hereby notified that snch second IN
stalment viz 81 - per share Preferred stock ana
s. 90 per share on Common stock. must b. paid on or
before July 49, 1894 ~ the MANHATTAN TRUST COM
PANY ! Nassau street. Ncw-Nork 'i'y or the OLD
trDL0SY TRUST COMPANY. Amcs Building Boston.
Mas Certificate, ~ DEPOSIT must Doe presented AZ The
tire II payment IN order that the may be noted
thereon.
(sirneh
jolly I. W tTEWBJRY
HENRY ". CANYON. Committee.
r. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE, JH.
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DREXEL, MORGAN e. CO.,
23 Wall Street.
NERMILYE & CO.,
Nassau and Pine Streets.

10 WALL STREET NEW YORK. June 18Th. isoi.
Notice hereby given 20 tho holders - FIRST AND
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS or TIE ST. LOUIS.
ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE r. r. COMPANY. that
the principal following Issues Will July
ls 1894 and the inteTes, viii cease on that
date. namely:
First Mortgage Series A with coupon for
mos INTEREST,".
First Mortgage Series with mos.
crucd INTEREST,".
Second Mortgage Series { with . mos.
crued INTEREST,".
Second MortGuGc Series ID (with mos.
crued INTEREST,".
accrued INTEREST,".
Holders desiring IN cash notified 'ha, the
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Will pay the prn-
oipal and the above honda after July
ID at its ONCE. - Wall St. New-Yor< city.
Referring the advertisements Il Messrs. Drcxel Nor
gan & Co ana M~ssrs. Vermilye CO.. notice 10 ala.
given that holders Of these bonds desiring IN
exchange for them the G.. e. g. 4 81 Louis Railway
Co. Louis Division First Mortgage Bonds On
old line Of this company. may presen, their
bonds either above houses after
date. payment for the said G.. G.. G. & 81. Louis
Bonds
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY Chairman.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET
London June 25 ?. m.-conso!s. 100 l5l6 for money
~ i'm for The account. N--Gork. Pennsylvania ana
Ohio drst bonds. 1904. Canadian facnG O. o.
Frie li.. do second cansOs 13i2 Illinois central -
MEXICAN ordinary II: st. Pau, common '9i2 Ne", oK
Central lOOi4: Pennsylvania 49'? Keading - MeN.-
can Central new per cent bonds. 0GA; Atchsoh con"
mon. 81. 49, - ,r,o r,,o n, a,eo,,nt
a. he omen market for both sh1r; and three months p7
IS ii-iGqt per The amount OF bullion gone INTO
,ha pank Of England balance today IS t2NVp
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finauliai.
100000
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Louis
Railway Company
ST. LOUIS DIVISION
First Collateral Trust Mortgage q per
cent Gold Bonds,
DUE NOVEMBER 1sT. 1890

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
COIN OF THE UNITED STATES OF TIE PRES
ENT STANDARD or WEIGHT AND
FINENEss. WITHOUT DEDUC-
TON FOR TAXES
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INTEREST PAYABLE MAY 1sT AND NOV. 1sT IN
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
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COUPON BONDS OF 81 coo EACH. CONVERTIBLE IN
TO REGISTERED BONDS OF 5000
AND MULTIPI.ES THEREOF.
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tjrIp Uanteo.
miscellaneous.

CUTTING AND SOUNDS DON'T CURE mems dis.
eases but cause disease OF the prostate. bladder ana
kidneys Or HEATH. I0i East 2th.s,.. New-foIk has
them a. wears with painless medicine after the sur
ssrsr had been CIT twenty times tortured with sounds
and left with Drights disease. Services 10 70
d, %.
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NATIONAL DRo,nwAy BANK.

f.'W- I0rN. JUNO -OIf, ISJF.
SgTII DINIDE%D
rVUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have THIS day
declared i-nnriai dividend - SIS PER 'tNI.
fee " fay payable md after July 81 1884 Tie trans
Yer books win remain closed NM! thai dnir go ,,
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FArLl RIVER Lime

FALL RIVER Lime
DOUBLE SERVICE. Steamers PRISCILLA, PURITAN,
PILGRIM AMI PROVIDENCE ia commission y splendid
orchestra on each Leave WORK from Pier % COd
NoD y. r.. foot of Murray-st, at
.53O 4. VI, week DAYS and sundays. for Fall River
direct connecting with express train due Boston Gi5O
A. VI. This steamer touches At Newport Monday morn
ings only 3:IJ.
$3.50 II. VI, week days only Tor Newport and Fall
River duo Ncwpor, COO Fall River 100 \. NJ
lng win express due Boston 900 \. ".
For ..Oua mt cane Cod" odd Colony Resorts (cOn-
,,nlne st u hotels anil boarding houses. and Fan
River Line rate folder send cents in stamps 10 =. v.
New York
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TlIE ONIENTAL nANE.
rJRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
xE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL

LAKE SHORE AND MII1lGNN sO'TNEIN NNII.-
WAY 90.
Treasufers Once. Grand Contra. Depot.
Ne1-Yors Juno 22d. 1884
rCIIE BOARD or DIRECTORS Of This Com
i pany have this day ceelM.d sEAI ,ANNuAL
DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT. IN It, Capital stock.
pavatc AZ this ono. IN WEDNESDAY,. the hrst day u
August next - the stockholders q record a. u O'Clock
nom IN SATURDAY the goth instant. which time
the transfer books closed. 70 Ice reopened the
=. D. WORCESTER. Treasurer.
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TIE DENVER a no GRANDE II. II. co.

n OIPON 30 is or TIE FIRST coz
Y soIda'ed Mor'sasc. per cent GOA Bonds II ms
Company maturing July 1T. 1876 WIZ &c. phd On ana
J. ". GliIdLY. Treasurer.
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UNITED STATES CORDAGE COMPANY.
loa ~ 4 VI IL EEnNT GTEELI-

~ Bonds OF Company will Do paid On presenta.n
- the Manhattan Trust Co. corner Wall ana Nassau
streets New York Oh and after July -. 1894
WILLIAM H. CDIBIN. Treasurer.
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Continental Trust Company,

THE PROCTOR - GAMBLE COMPANY. ,
Cincinnati. ohio Jus" ~. lN'i
rTHE DIRECTORS of this Company nave lns
j day declared regular quarterly dividend ~ Two
PER CENT on Preferred Strcs ~ she company;
payable On ana afer july lh. tn" transfer books WIZ
l.. closed from July ist july 18th. inclusive"
D. 49, GAMBLE. S"cy ana treas.
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANf'
New York. Junc I'D 1877
rEHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 81 ms TOM
panv have this day declared a Dividend 81 INO
PER CENT. upon SO capital St' y. paiiMe on
WEDNESDAY. me LIST day Of August mex at ms once,
TIE TRANSFER f,DOHS vii De cloT'G al noon 'l,
SATURDAY. the Goth day n Jun, and VII J." r. 'Ineh
y. = WATERMAN. TREASURE.
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

No - HiH'n ~ - I 81 irf,;Ii,t,>T
a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of One and One-
~ half yer the capital stock ~ THIS ,om.ahy
has declared able this Office ana after Nom
day. July 2. 1895. g.
The transfer books be- clofed Friday. June 10 al
2 O'clock J. NJ ana rcOpcncd Tuesday, July 3 ~ 10
clock 4 NJ H. " MWGiJIAMS. Treasurer
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Qlpi0en0 Notices.
UNITED sTATEs n.HnEn co NJ s. 49,,

IN ~ po,a~ stre.t NV ,rk June 20 isJi
A SEMI-ANNI' Al DIVIDEND OF FOl Il
~ PER CENT bag been Ibis day declared up'n tle
tefarrcl stock COMPANY. by IN Board ~ lirec-
Tors payable uiy H. lNDi ~ spckholi cfs ~ record AT
me sing ~ books - o'clock noon -atur-
DAY juno - 1874 books Will De- fool~ned az 10 M
on MONDAY July &C. 1894. CiIAS. h FLINT Trrnsuref.
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BROOKLYN ELEVATED X 4. co
~ SANDS ST BROOKLNN June &hi 1894 .
n OTPONS Of the Second Mortgage Bonds Of
X the urooklyo Elevated Railroad Company. due July
1s9 and the coupons 4 the First Morfhgr Hnds or
fhe easdc and IgrYDklyn bridge Elevated Railroad COM
rsnv guaranteed by the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Com
pnny Sgl VIII be paid ~ M" central Trust
Company Il New York. No. - Wnn street S"H-i"rk
City on and after Monday. July 81. lS0i
E1RERT sNRpfKEK. Treasurer.
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llpl0rn0 oiifee.
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
GRAND CENTRAL. DEPOT. $500
s.t.,tr .-fsts ff-a

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
NETWORK. June 22d 1871
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
4 sEAII-ANNVAL DIVIDEND 81 ONE MD ONE
QUARTER PER CENT. ne CAPITAL sIp'N Py-
able AT this Office the Ist dav Of AUGUST next 18th,
THE TRANSFER BOOKS will he cosed ar IL - COCK
reorened IN morning u rHl RSDAY the ~ DAY OF
Angnst ALLYN coz Treasurer
OFFICE OF WELLS. FARGO & co.
- BROADWAY. -, ,eo,
THE REGULAR SENI-A\NI Al DIV lDEND
4 ~ THREE PER CENT. has boon declared h. me ~
rectors this company. payable July i6 1871 al or u"
fec q above.
The rancf9r books will close Gure 80 iS9i and reopen
H. b PARSONS. Asr,etaat Secretary
nv HE NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER
I BANK New York. June -. 1904. EIGHT -flitNL
DIVIDEND The Directors have this cay declared u
seni-annuaI dividend 81 Three Per cent - per 'rn'
free ~ tax payable and after July Z lS't "'''''
which date the transfer books WI BE- Gi 90 Cashier
Continental Trust Company,
Is WALL STREET. IL,
TIVE TRT STEES have declared qlarIell!
i dividend - oNr AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. on
the capital stock PAYABLE July 10 lsD1 TRANSFER DOORS
close July and reopen July lin. lsa
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW,YoRH;
~ %, iH9i
FIFTY-NINTH DIVIDEND
r,IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has ms hly
I declared sent Annual Dividend 4 FIVE PER
CENT free II tax. payable and after July iN'''
GEORGE HlCkpk
Cashier
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de had hardly struck town yesterday
when he began to feel the need of a Gig
arctic to quiet his nerves. He began
asking for one, and one magnanimous
friend whose name he has forgotten
gave him five dollar bill to buy q box
of the dude destroyers. When he pre-
sented the bill 'sto de lady fer de cigger-
rets' he was panied and surprised to dis
cover that it was nothing but three dol
lar shoe bill-an advertisement The
valiant police Immediately arrested One
MIA for trying to pass counterfeit money.
CINEMA made the matter clear TO the
Judge this morning, however, and was
discharged.
The case of Mrs. Herman was next
called Mrs. Herman lives on east
Fourth street, and had been rudely ac-
costed the other night by divers parties
In hack. The hackmen whom she had
named in the case heard that a
warrant was out for them and
felt so innocent about it that they came
right down and gave themselves up TO
the police. Ed Travis says be wasn't
there because he was sick. Frank Hen
bricks was also a willing prisoner. Both
Mrs. Herman and her cousin were in
court But they didn't identify the men
on the bench, SO the men were dis
charged. The police are now doing all
in their power to bring to justice the
guilty persons
The children will be very indignant to
learn that Mr. Scott, the ice cream man,
has been arrested for peddling the frozen
bliss without having asked the city clerk
about it His case has been continued
till Tuesday.
O. F. Stewart is also in trouble for
aud his case has been held over till
Monday.
Mr.. Hungate then slammed the docket
book together and went home.
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ship of the Oakland school, and instead
has accepted similar position in the
Nickel Plate school on Buchanan street
The latest charge made against the
management Of the Topeka insane asy-
lum is that Steward John Butler has no
bond. II is reported TO have expired
June 30.
Deputy United States Marshal James
Gray returned yesterday afternoon from
Arkansas City with John Howell whom
he arrested on the charge of stealing
ties from the Santa Fe railroad
Said the city editor to a reporter yes
terday, when the men were raising the
big pole in front of the JOURNAL Office,
$50 out and stand around until that pole
falls on you and then come in and write
up your sensations"
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THE POLICE ROMANCE.
A Pleasant Home Disturbed AgaIn-A
Thief, = suspect and some PsddIers.

A Pleasant Home ID sturbsd AgaIn-A
Thief suspecs and some PsddIers.
Officer CaprOn had an exciting time
yesterday afterEoon. John Mayweather,
cOlored, had taken unlawful possession
of a set Of harness that belonged to I. Z.
Bowman Mr.. Capron caught May
weather aud was bringing him to the
station. When in front Of Sim pson's
commission house on the avenue May
weather broke away. dropped the harness
which be had in the sack and made d
bold dash for liberty. His bold dash
didn't carry him more than three or four
blocks before CaprOn caught him and
took him along with a trmer grip than
before. He appeared in court this
morning and pleaded not guilty. As the
case WAS not quite ready for trial il was
postponed till Monday morning.
CINEMA White Was IN court this morn
ing. CINEMA halls from Wamego, and
is a very innocent youth He Is either
very, very smooth or decidedly guIlible-
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SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

SNAP SHO At r , N MEN Vs.
I've secret in my heart,
a tale 1 would Impart,
Sweet Mare.
If You wou Il happy be
10 not monkey wath hop tea
Unless The police you fee.
Sweet Mare
Nick Childs has returned to town after
a visit in Oklahoma.
In rattle last evening Allie Stewart
drew q SO diamond ring for nineteen
cents
The AIodocs have been invited to sing
at the @. A r reunion at Garrett, Aug
ust "A
columns Of figures in astOnishingly quick
time.
The addition to the Parkhurst building
Is rapidly approaching its premeditated
proportions.
Probate Judge Elliott is a great friend
Of the mice. They play around his Office
undlsturbed.
Several street railway conductors yell
ont transfer station" though it were
transportation"
Col Geo. ". veale and grand daugh-
TT, Mamie, will return tomorrow from
" ashington, Ind.
There was joy at the fop exchange
when the news Of ex-senator KeIly's flop
was duly distracted.
John ~ Archer, father OF the trlplets
born IN North Topeka, can congratulate
himself that he is a trinidad
The pedestrian. as he went to his work
this morning. carried his hands in his
pockets-to Keep them warm.
4 A Hughes has been given a permit
20 make alterations in his house at 5O1
Topeka avenue, to cost $500
An Iowa man who is in town today
says the corn prospect is much better
here AN r. IN "a 49,
A colored sport from Atchfson who
claims TO be a crack base ball player, has
struck Topeka looking for job
When Santa Fe perintendent McLel-
Ian gets on his helmet hat, he bears a
striking resem blance TO Stanley, the ex-
plOrer.
Malcolm Williams, well known in To
Peka, IS starring at Pope's theater, St
Louis. of which Charles Elliott il the
manager
Governor LewelIing is making politi-
cal speeches in Stanton and Grant coun-
ties, where the people never saw a real
live governor
The city dog catcher has been kicked
by horse aud will be laid up for a
week Every unlicensed dog in the city
celebraied the event last night
,. Y. Stout haa refused the principal
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FROM
START TO
FINISH


a. That's where you'll
always find the STAR
it from beginning to end-in
it with the best and always
for the least.
u Read over our offer
with every three dollars
worth Of goods.
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Hard Goal Chean.

The Southwestern Fuel company has
made large purchases OF Pennsylvania
and Los CerrillOs anthracite coal, and
are Offering these Goals at very low
prices to such persons are in posi-
ton to place orders for July and August
delivery. Call for information and
prices at our Office
The SOUTHWESTERN FUEL COMPANY.
GA Kansas avenue
Telephone No. 1913.
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And expect to remain there, having the
largest and finest assortment of woolens
in the state, made up to your order at
prices that Will surprise you
ALTHEN & McMANUs',
61O kas ave.
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The "Scenic Line Of the World the
Denver s. Rio Grande Railroad, offers to
tourists in Colorad0, Utah and New Mex
leo the choicest resorts, and 10 the trans
Continental traveller the grandest scenery.
Double daily train service with through
Pullman sleepers and tourists cars be-
tween Denver and San Francisco and
Los Angeles. For descriptive pamphlets
address s. A HOOPER. G. p. A,
Denver, Col.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

At Anthem s. McManus' is still on. We
are turning out elegant suits at $165O
Call and look them over.
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Band Concert I'd asarfIeId Pal.

All the ladies of the First Methodist
church, are urgently requested to meet
Friday evening, at o'clock sharp, with
Mrs. Shellabarger, 415 Harrison street. to
consider important matters in relation to
the church improvements A full at
tendance desired.
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Amt IN it when you can nave them made
To your order for $3.50 Full line of
trOuserings always on hand from 81 and
up ALTHEN q McAANUs,
61O kas. ave.
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~ Kom Sd

Some Of the 1850 suits made to your
measure at AItnen s. Nc VI anus, 61O Kan
sas avenue. the sale IS still on.
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St Joe and return SL50. Train leave
7.20 a. %. via
Rock Island ROUTE.
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St. Joe and return $L5A Train leave.
7s20 a. m via
Rock ISLAND ROUTE-
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Stock Of goods at Althen s. McManus
must be reduced. They viii 60 at price
to please the public.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

Go out to Garfield park and hear tbs
concerE BY Marshall's band
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

When Anthem & McManus, 6I0 Kas. ave.
can make you suit to your order a
ready made pricesf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

St Joe and return $1.5O. Train leaves
7:20 a ID. via
Rock ISLAND ROUTE
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IL REMEMBER we are SELF
ing Flour and Mason's Fruit
Jars at cut prices.
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St Joe and return $3.50. Train leaves
7:20 a. N. via
Rock ISLAND ROUTE.
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~ Don't fail to take adj
vantage of this offer-it viii
only last a few days.
H. With every three
dollars worth OF
goods-Package Coffee and
Sugar excepted we will
give free a Hunters Flour
Sitter or a new patent Dust
Pan; either retailed every
where for % cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

MarshalPs band have a good pro
gramme arranged for their concert a
Garfield park tonight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

$1.50-sANTA FE RoUTE-$l.5O.
On Sunday, August 8. the Santa Fe
will run another Of their popular Kansas
City excursions at the low rate Of 81 50
for the round trip. Trains leave Topeka
at 1928 a.. m; returning leaves Kansas
City union depot at $3.50 p ID.
ROWLEY Bros
City Passenger Agents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

Take your meals Al the Brunswick
restaurant ZIG Kansas ave-, 10 and 20
cents, everything first class. Can't be
beat in town. J. S. Kellam, proprietor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

sunday Excursion
St Joe and return $3.50. Train leaves
7:20 a. m. via
Rock ISLAND ROUTE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

Marshail's baud have a good pro-
gramme arranged for their concert at
Garfield park tonight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-03

Marsha rs band will give q concert to-
nignG a. Garfield park.