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Persecution of Jewe.

Tangier, Sept. 24-The persecution of Jews throughout Morocco continues. They are plundered and beaten wher- ever found and compelled to pay a tax of f5 for passing along the princi- pal highways.
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How to Manage a Husband.

Give him ROUGH ON BILE PILLS; if he's aross,
 Irritable, uneasy his liver is ort or sorts Ii the liver Is dormant, sluggish, inactive, congssted, ac gets bilious. Then look out His sleep is disturbed; gets up more tired than he went to bed. Tie angels could not please him. Rc,eH pr, Bul, PLUS arc your only hope. Ore dose will r!eh- him. He'll take them, they're choco. xn..:.. I.r -. ;.li iS 6 NNEI & IerSeY City.
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Sentenced to the Chair,

Syracuse, Sept. 24.-Charles F. Will son, convicted of the murder of Detec- tive James Harvey was to-day sen- fenced by Judge Williams to be electro- cuted at Auburn prison during the week commencing November 6.
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N{nrcicr l,eDOrted DyinU.

Montreal, Sept. 24.-Ex-Premier Mer- cicr Is reported to be dying. His friends and physicians have given up all hope. He passed bad night and this morning was very weak.
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Does Your Stomach Feel Mean,

Miserable, distressndi WELLS STOMACH ELIXIR vii givs you instant relef. Fer dis turbed dige st!on, distress pain, O. Gctulcnce alter eating, and .o a2 acTiid raw, irritable, gives most benign and happy relief. Comfort h. soo,' '1iug. ii soc. and S1.oo bottles at retail
 sr wholesale druggsts, or prepaid by express .pn receipt of price. E. <. WELLS, Jersey City.
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Gray Hair

Gradually restored by WELLS HAIR BALsAM to original color black or brown elegant tonic dressing 5oc., ST. Druggists, or S1 size prepaid ,y express for ST. E. S. WELLS, Jersey City.
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Don't Die in the House.

"Rough on Rats" is equally effective with flies, cockroaches and bedbugs as with rats and mice. Never fails. Sold all around the world; used by all civilized nations everywhere.
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MEnrXII.IE.

West Rock lodge. No. 4s. A. O. U. w.. second and fourth Fridays; and Edge wood lodge. K of F.. No. II. on Mon day evenings In Masonic hall.
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Skin Hnm0rs,

plmplcs. Flesh Worms, Ring Worm. Tetter, Salt Rheunl, Frosted Feet. Chlblains, Itch, Eczema, Ivy Poison, Ba: :ber's Itch, Scala Head, cured by "Rough on !tcn" Ointment, -5oc. Druggists or mail, l. $. WELLS, Jersey City, N. J. ROUcl! ON TooTHAcHE. Instant relief 1oc.
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Probate Court, District Of New Haven, ss.( September 10th, 1894. I UPSTATE of HEhvEY II. co0MEs, late of .Il New Haven. in said district. deceased. Upon application or Frederick Il. coomes. praying that letters of administration may be
 trantcd upon tho estate of said deceased. us per application on nie more fully appears, It is
 oRDERED-That said application be heard snd determined at q Probate court to Dc held It New Haven. In said district, on the 2dth day of September. A. D. 1894, at 10 o'clock in pendeney of sad application and the time and place Of hearing thereon by publishing the lame three times in some newspaper having circulation In said district.
 A. HEAT0S ROBERTSON,
 s2i3 3t Judge Of said Court
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
ANTI-bUTTL|NG MEN IN COURT
Decision Reserved on Their Motion
to Compel Enrolment.
Anderson Says Buttling Couldn't he
Elected Constable Now.

Justice Smith, in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, heard the argument of Law
yer John A. Anderson this morning for
an order to compel Sheriff Billy Buttling
to admit into the ranks OF the Republi-
can organization OF the Fifth Ward n
number Of voters. The men, II liz
claimed. were refused admission to the
organization because they were opposed
to Buttling.
1T les very necessary. Your Honor"
said Lawyer Anderson to the Court
"that this matter should be decided this
afternoon. In order that my clients may
attend the primaries tonight and defeat
Buttllng."
Judge Brown In looking over the
papers struck out the application OF
Joseph Dams and John Mullins because,
he said, they had not made formal ap-
plcation for admission into the organi-
cation.
At this point Lawyer Anderson broke
In and said that Buttling was the lead
by carrying majority of 1900 votes
~~aen he ran for Sheriff last year.
If Buttling ran for constable now"
Mr.. Anderson, 80 bitter Is the feel
n. that he could not possibly be
elected"
Lawyer Hugo Iiirsh appeared for But
Ting and opposed the motion.
Justice Smith took the papers and re-
served decision.
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A-A-A 4 a -A-A- a -A.-A.-A- 4
4 family viii sell at great sAcfihre the entire
contents q their resldencs for less than one-thiri
o'sf. the furniture 10 nearly nes AMI consists OF
to superb psrYr suits made 70 order covered In
the tnes six brorsies. converatJn and glde
-hars % match. odd pieces and rockers rich csb!-
nets tabies. pTisTAls ana stands hne Imported
Jil-p4.n'Inss rare and costly marble. bronze and
bsqle tEIres. bus,s groups and ornaments for
cabinets and mantsls. clock sets. lace curtains
pyr;.erss ape'tries. gfali rhrvsd-iik dining SIT
.OmprIEing uursi eItenslOn table, chairs anr
lounge In best enb5ssed leather. tableware. a.. .
KIT tod NJ beds rDurhss. hair AMI spring mat
'rcsses chamber sets chlr0niers. desks. bp1t -An
oyp- 30 yards u mOquette and Brussels carpets
RUGS e.. vii sell In lots 70 suit purchasers
cal! at private residen;e, izl West va st
ALL FINE fCRNfTrRE. first oinss private
residence; richly covered SILK brJcade parlor
suit. 80. paintings, cAh.nets, brpn1es. mhRnlii-
Gently carved fu.l.siY. mahogany upright piano
~. grandfather ciock, pOrtieres. oak bed
room suit-. elegant hand. carved oak sidrbonrd
leather chairs. china closet. beautiful velvet car
pets $40, almost new sell separately short
I'm" used los West jIth 1t,
ATTKNTIDN-C0ntents % private house sold be.
low cost. magnificent upright piano. elegant
psrlor suits folding bed bedroom and dining
room suits couchcs. rockers. mirrors. &c; al
most seen Sundays. sell separately. los
East
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TO PREVENT PERJURY.
Judge McAdam Strongly Favors
Special Divorce Court.
Ne Says there Is a Crying Need for
Such a Tribunal.
And Violators of Their Vows Might
Then Re Punished.

Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Conr:.
to-day announced that in his opinion
there should be a specia! court esta5-
lished in this State for the hearing and
investigating OF divorce cases.
There is a court OF this sort in Eng
land, an dthere is crying need for one
here" said the Judge.
There is no branch Of litigation"
continued Judge McAdam, where there
is as much perjury as in divorce &C
lions. In nine cases out Of ten. both
the defendant and correspondent are
willing to swear to anything.
THE Sanford divorce case, in which
/ rendered a decision yesterday, was
the most remarkable case / ever knew
to come before a court, and is an eH-
ample of the extent 10 which people will
perjure themselves In divorce proceed
ings: ,, ...,., !,
vorce court would to Il large extent, do
away with much Of this perjury"
During the month Of September Judge
McAdam had thirty-three divorce cases
before him.
To-day Judge McAdam dIspos I'd OF the
cases on his calendar early and retired
to his private chamber. He had been
there but few minutes when a lawyer
who had a divorce case on hand called
on him and wanted him to hear the
case. on the plea that Judge GIldersleeve,
who was sitting in the Special Term.
was busy.
II will not hear the case" said Judge
McAdam. When ] am In Special Term
/ will hear all such cases that come be-
fore me. but l refuse to do 30 unless they
come before me In the regular couree.
There has been considerable. discussion
among judges as 10 whether there should
not be a law by which people found
Gull ~ HCIa WIN ri
In a divorce action could be punished.
Judge McAdam said to-day that undei
the present system 1t would be very hare
to regulate such "A law, because OF IN,
perjury already mentioned, but that with
q special divorce court II might be pcs
sible to put such a law into effect
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For Sale.

SEWING MACHINES-wiiico1 a Gibbs. Az
tomsiic. Domestic New Hone. White, Singer.
Davis Household. the veil-known Kruss. SIS up;
Tor rash or monthly payments. we exchange, rent
MIG. CO.. iA East itth at and 2o5 Grand 81
SpIE RIGHT to manufacture patented machine
that Is practical and useful; already sold 10
many cities death cause for selling. MORTON:
box 20 World.
TUD--NsEnlaesnt solitaire diamond stud pAwne1
At simpsons for 1850 by sporting man, abSD-
iutely perfect. unable TO redeem ticket sold
cheap. O., box ia World
TWO LAMsDS cheek registers. hrs;.cis order
SIS retiring from business. Address BAR
GALS 753 9Th
TYPEwRiTERs sacrificed: largest stock: quick
est relisble service: satisfaction guaranteed
rentals lowest: repairs free. the old reliable
house telephone connection TTPEwRlTERS'
HEADQt ARTERs IS Liberty 81.
TYPEWRITER BARGATSs-Ctesper than ever
STANDARD machines. $40 N $50 send for samples:
shipped. allowing examination: rentals ~, -
Consolidated Typewriter Exchange. :4J broadway.
VICTOR BICYCLE. 'g5. IOr sale cheap; III good
condition. WHEEL. box IL World
WATCHES diamonds. iewelry and silYerwAre on
easy instsinents. delivered hrst payments.
DAVIDSON. NJ East lzjth At.
WATCHES. diamonds. ierelry3 easy instalment
payments 81 weekly: delivered FIRST payment
EXCHANGE WATCH CO. a7 Broadway.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
MASPETH ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, MASPETH. Oct. A.
Following are the entries for this after
Moons races:
First Rare-HAlf a mile and seventy yards. -
Laughing Water. Owen Golden H. Excelsior,
Cherokee, Blackjack, Lisbon Maid l02 ID each.
Second Receive furlongs.-siberia, li6:
CaroVen, ia Sharon. Tommy THY, formerly
salne Byrnes colt, los each: Dorcas l.. Canada
Jack. los each; Ben Hood gelding. &c. May
Irving, % ID.
Third Racs-six furiongs -Plundersr IL, l23;
Soprano, ia: Frank the Jew, Contralto colt
III each: White Star lOs May E. The Bully.
Pocahontas. Enfield. l05 ID each.
Fourth Race-siT furlongs. R. Hart
100; Pagan Little Bravo. 90 each; Marie Lowell,
Con Lucey. 30 each; Clara Belle. rs; Carnalite.
70 ID.
Fifth Race-Ftvs and half furiongs Imp
Holyport. los; Frolicsome Lass. 1902: Trim, Ken.
lucky Lady. 81 each; Wang, 95; Clansman, % ID
Sixth Race-Half a mile and seventy yards
Simplicity hlly. 1902; Mamie stark. 80 Del Pasa
ss: Tom Brown. Boonton. Adalgisa geldlng. 81
h. each.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
Hanged HimseIf In n shed.

CAMDEN. N. J.. Oct t-CharleE W South
wick hanged himself In shed attached to his
home at Haddonneld early this morning. His
wife found his dead body suspended from the
rafters and was cut down by neighbOrs.
sou;hwiek was an invalid the result Of sun
stroke
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For Sale.

on n->. rs. pr I'M Sooo-d Tir-< ire -
nv, Thfrf and Slb,oyueFf Tfn1ea roc. p- haI
8, u-r hnS skfyG cAdrgs On SssnddNG
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SIS, So 80 $40. Iii. 81 So and t5j
inspection invited Basement, 10 Barclay At
FOR SALE CHEAP About 20 yards lnoleum
saloon summer door. J. s'orm.house window
screens with mirror backs dozen soft-bottom
Lc,ingr@n ave
-, - soo -,
fUh sNLt-'l'.''' TOT grocery store EV' rss'
r,pyrr, ar-c.mcs,,,, 10 soil a, once nne IN.
tprn. ,n'rr'r i5pir nIs larTia'r itS last bsth
~ gr',ni r..r ,,a,
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Dancing Academies.
IENox

IEGN OK
Conser, s'ory. - West I'd q always opshj.
private Lessons 8 am hour az ylpiIs Goa.
ysnienre tplth u4.IsI. Herald Thorough. re-
os- rarid uat'f fle'h1d making failures Ahso-
Iutsly la possible. CLASSES every Afternoon ana
evening QusrsTIy. g monthly 81 Including
,sparate private Instruction In Vai't and latest
fsshi1nab'e dances Adults and children classes
iorrnlng CIreuIars. REcEPTiON WefnesiAyf
UIGHCIAss STAGE DANCES.
rsrsssr . Eogl IN the World Even style
taught Iates, novelties. EVER pupil ensAEei
80, ~ trs,aIrnen's Avoid being de'raufst
Sues Elarsnteed. 'PapIls -KiAl'A. Amy Mul-
ls- Psty Ioia Little EstellA Fsrera. Baby spen.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.

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LONDON LOAN co.

has unlimited amounts to loan at PER CENT.
to reliable parties, temporarily embarrassed. on
furniture. pianos. without removal, storage ware
house receipts or other securities confidential;
easy payments; New York and Brooklyn. Call
be ore gong e ,ewhere. S53 Broadway, corner
l4th ST. room 10.
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AnISS McCARE'S

DANCING ACADEMY classes nov forming al u
EaI, l7th st. bs'pe"n 9TH ave. and BrJafNay.
classes ever afternoon AMI evening private les
.,ns any hour 81 waltz guaranteed IN slI pr
vste Iess1rs q lsss9ns 81. quartet y Lessons.
g. lady and gentleman assistants $500
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Beginner a. any time. bay and evening
Special and individual attention given 70 those
Learning the waltz also the new and fashi1nabIe
dances including stage. fancy and character.
BRIEF CIRCULAR OF mr. HOWE SCHOOL
WALTZ Of TWO-sTEP GUARANTEED In 6
privsts Ipssous Tor s.. IUiNG NJ OLD thoroughly
instrur,si. individual PRIVATE LESSONS day or
evening 81 Circulars, - u i2i 1t, near Aadi-
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LOANS on furniture without removal; easy pay
ments; confidential 1875 Fulton ST., room n
Germania Building, Brooklyn.
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son ave
RBpcKFR Conservatory,
fsarnt Thorough school Tor dancing. laugh,
pApidly COss-osnpw forming circulars RIA idv
Al SEwBERGER z2s West is5'h St and 49,
East IA st.-Waltz and latest dances. circular.
CARTIER pASCING ACADEMY. west 18th st
private lessons all hours: new classes forming
waltz taught rapidly, private classes attended
In ~ out town.
DuMARs CLASSICS lessons monthly. a..
fashionable dances class Tor wAltLing only
open ~umdav. - West 3tth 81.
MURRAY HILL LYCEUM DASciSG ACADEMY.
yith St, % ave opening reception THURSDAY.
oct ---
sAUsE,s SCHOOL FOR DANc1SG,
ADEl.PHl HALL 5zi 81. and b oadvhy
ALL THE LATEST DANCES. CirculArs
SOCIETY AND ARTISTIC DANCEs ,,nblned
With DeIsartes system, George walters. di.
rector DAIIIs COLLEGE. i25 East 25d st.
THE MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY Amerf-
can Theatre Hall, va and sth ave. building
cost a million dollarsIs large hall, everything
new elegant and elaborate OtlS electric elevator
electric light steam heat, modern building. Abso-
lutey hreproof, and Is without coubt the nnest
dancing school In the country. thorough and ef-
fectye system Of teaching, private lessons in the
waltz our great speciality. class lessons. 81 "a
class lessons. s. waltz guaranteed in six private
lessons with music, 81, receptions Wednesday and
| Saturday evening". dancing. $50 +. NJ. to IL,
class all other evenings: afternoon classes Tues
| days and Saturdays. $50 =. NJ American Theatre
Hall TO let iof balls. receptions, &c, reasonably
! y II.
| WANTED Lad e. to learn skirt dancing for
| grand entertainment Instructions free. Dob
| son 1872 Br 'hhwry, corner I0th ~.
FERNANDO's ACADEMY
i02 East 55th RI. Bank Building, prices reduced
four Lessons. 81 private lessons at any hour. 81
class tickets used at convenience OF pupils Waltz
and all fashionable dances taught rapidly.
| RECEPTION EVERY TUESDAY EVENING.
STERN AND MRS EIsEMANN. s33 30 ave g
| private lessons, waltz. -; open daily, Sunday.
sTEINIGERs ACADEMY,
Renwrk Hall. seth n A Sd ave.-Adults and
| childrens classes forming; circulars.
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Good VIII q Interes, 10, Sale.
NO EXTRA ChARuE.

On> TIM. fse pr is.e: S1cDad Irae, sse 20
&C. pc Inc eu-u on Sunday.
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Loans.

I4TH ST. LOAN co.
se5 TO $1,000 AT 6 TER CENT;
TURF IN ISL. WITHOUT REMOVAL;
PI1N0s. sr3RAGE HEGEIPTSSo mp HT
SPONSIBLE PARTIES; PAYABLE IN
SMALL INsTAIMESTS.
80 EASI I4TH ST., ROOM 10.
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Will LOAN private or business people any
amount. Information call or address NJ
Fromme SO Brol dMay.
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CORNER SALOON. including license. no mort
gage, price 800; clear title to everything
rent pA'd IN Nov. /; must sell quick. Call 500
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MONEY In amounts Of 800 under loaned on
furniture In to respectable parties; reason
able; confidential Inquire ll73 Gates. near Bush
wick ave. Brooklyn.
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LAUNDRY, large trade and profit; other business
| price $3.50 $50 cash, balance easy terms. chance
| snlhnrn nnereh z lnsth
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DAY BUSINESS: liquor saloon and restaurant
good paying place: good locality. LlssNER 22S
East 9th at
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SAFES. new and second hand: jewellers pawn
brokers, once and house safes; cheap.
j. n. MOSSMAN. Il Maiden lana
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to any amount at per cent. 10 merchants. manu-
facturers and reliable parties on furniture storage
receipts and other securities, without removal
Confidential easy terms; New York or Brooklyn.
LOAN a. GUARANTY co.
81 Nassau St. corner Fulton ST.. n. Y. City,
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THE GREATER NEW YORK LOAN co =
Liberal loans on furniture, &c. In use dealings
confidential Mount Morris Bank Building, 81
X
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ooop-PAYINo family liquor store; sey terms:
must sell; cause. sickness MCGOWAN, 1871
"a ave.
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FALL CLEARANCE SALE.

DIAMONDS watches icwelry credit extended
representative win call with samples. Syndi'
cate watch &, East ltth
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SEWING MACHINES, $40 TO s3OI eve
years guarantee; also IS per montk HAS
BRouck. iss West 2sd 81. ground door store.
near 9Th ave-
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How Was TeatesI.

LEAyENW ORTIZ, Jan. 2.-The bridge
opened to-day was tested by the linking
together Of ten locomotives and running
them across. The locomotives were de
corated and several thousand people On
the shore and approaches cheered tie
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02
A MAYOR IN PERIL.
ESTABLISHED
Around the Mayors House and
Other Measures Taken

0AKrANp. Call Jan. The authorl-
ties here and ia san Francisco are con-
+ sIderablv excited over an alleged plot 50
( kill Mayor Pardee of this city. The Pc
lice have in their possession a threaten
ing note.
a few weeks ago middle aged woman,
leaving the ferry boat at the foot ot
Broadway. dropped package on the
crosswalk. and in STOPPING over to pick II
up she dropped from her pocket small
/ card bearing the following note
As0AKIAND. Dec. -. 1893. os., have
everything ready when the time arrives
Have dynamite at Pardee's Office next
week. Everything viii work. Please
burn this note Your son. NIck.
The card was picked up b. q workman
and given to the police, who 20 far have
been unable 70 get a trace q the mystic
rions woman. That the police fear the
threatened attack. however, is shown BY
the fact that they have assigned q po-
lfeeman ID citizens attire a. a body guard
for the mayor.
Policemen also guard the mayors resi-
denca nightly. aud the san Francisco pc
lice have established 4 regular watch az
the entrance Of the mayors Office ia that
city.
Mayor Pardee recently vetoed an ordi-
nance passed by the city council 70 re-
store rs the people Of Oakland, the priv
fIeqe III riding free on Southern Pacific
trains fn the city limits, bic believing that
the ordinance was illegal. and the veto
has been the subject Of much severe
criticism among the poorer class Of peo-
The police declare that certain maicon~
tents have been heard 10 make ugly
threats.
The tickets for the course of historical
lectures al tire First Baptist church ues-
dav. Wednesday and Friday evenings, Pr
Prof AT a. Graham, are on sale az the
rsft ia
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02

Complaint, looking 70 q remedy 81 iu-
vlted from any subscriber who does nci
receive the Journal each evening regu-
larry, and not later than six O'Clock.
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Suits that sold for $40, 5000, Sl150 s15, wiz
closed this week for S498 Suits that sold for
S133 S1345 $3.50 $l65O will be closed this week
for $3.50 suit $3.50 suit for $28.75. $215O suit for
ST. suit for $3.50. $500 suit for $1,000 S144O
suit for SlO25 $14 suit for $3.50. S1325 suit for
SO %. S127 suit for So 1925 suit for 1878
We are still giving Is per cent off On the balance of
Of holiday stock. We viii continue this reduction
week longer Now i the time to buy these goods
CIoaks.
We are making some sweeping reductions ia
Cloak department. We would rather sell a garment
garment cheap? # So here j the place to get it.
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Remnants.

We have large stock Of Remnants in black and
colored Dress Goods, including many dress lengths
We viii give 25 per off from the entire stock many
OF them already marked less than cost
All wool Dress Goods reduced from soc and Goo t0
3716c to close
All wool Dress Goods, former prices 81 and $i50
z5c this week trying to clean up olr stock be-
fore invoicing
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Gents Underwear in natural grey, our SOC line: as
the sizes broken in this line we are going to close
them ont at Soc. These worth 65c 75c-n0w
only SEC.
Gents natural grey heeced lined Underwear
duced from Doc 36c-
Gents mixed Underwear, heavy ribbed our 1.25
quality price this week only 877ec
Ladies' natural grey Union Suits, 81 quality, the
few we have left will be sold for 75c suit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02

Skinner Is closing ONT bis stock 81
shoes Must be closed out this monty.
Chndren's aud mems working shoes aa-
low cost
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02

Not one minute elapses between the
taking or One Minute Cough Cure ana
relief Why shouldn't people take 9He
Minute Cough Curef They should.
They do. i. IS toNEs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02

American steam Laundry.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02

CHIcAG0 Jan. 2. a story was id eircu
lat5on today % the effect that rwo attempts
had been made to poison Associate Pros
eeatlng Attorney Seaman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02

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