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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-15

Mr.. Benger was seen late last night By re-
reporter at his office. He said:
received telegram from s my so %s a, R Vat.
kins. William J. BenRer. saying: Come
hSmf ;Smoai sst,Ga' n. trouble
with my wife, and when on the train bought
an evening paper. in which | read that John
bank. This was the first knov!edge had Of
any dishonesty OF, trouble on Mr. Loves part
At Watkins the opinion prevailed d Il that the
Western Improvement Company had been the
cause Of Mr.. Loves trouble. and that l. In
iluenced him TO invest beyond his means
This sentiment was, very strong. They even
and directors OF the bank searched my house
on Saturday evening. and was asked II was
sa9 o hiSa n and to
utterly false. II they were not could not az
ford to re%Sin here , as hsve and run the
mes Il. n ocers the BsnkE ' ior
BY morteScinr my interest in my property ION on
Thirty-hfth street. | consulted ny LAWYERS.
whp Sst Sa p.4s ESsp % on "
'R KIM 6fns'Df SSs'' SSs
very much indeed. The better ter class 'S Of
people no longer lay any blame in the matter
tRep have R"s ss sna to
Dundee. y. u. which the Bhnk Examiner
credit and OF the draft for $500 received al
Watkins for which Love took 81, 500 In cash,
and draft for 81. 900. payable TO him SELF
since these facts came out We appear In Q
better light to our critics. when they reflect
upon the sworn statement Of Love and the bank
directors made in last Decem ber to the effect
that there was only 81. Il 90 In oyerdrawn hscks
and drafts. secured and unsecured. all told in
the bank at that time. and that since that date
we have deposited with them So 800. Of
which we have drawn but 81, 300 and
that these bank directors now say that
there are oyerdrawn checks in their
bank at this time to the amount OF S25. 900
against US. IL will be i'm pos Ibls to know the
standing OF the com pany with the hank until
the examiner is through with his work.
The ON barrassment OF losing Mr.. Love IL
more to me than any one knows. The In
sinuations against me are almost more
more erieved at the conduct OF some
Of the newspapers in wantonly duplicating my
daughter with Loves disappearance. This IL
all due to the mere coincidence that she vas
visiting my sister in Elmira on that day"
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tl0.0OO EVERYBODY who is acquainted with the
personal and political financial activity Of the
$1,000 10 his name. The charges answered
their purpose In passing the Buffalo bills.
The senate nsAHed he sI thrss Ipas ssi9a
Charter bills 10 Gust Democratic city officials
ND to give their powers to the kepublieans
SSAy from Democratic officials and give it to
Investigation No. 10 was ordered to-day.
The COMMITTEES on Finance Of the senate and
the Committee on Mays and Means OF the
and departments with a view 20 consolidating
some and abolishlng others The special
bureaus at which these resolutions are direct
ed are the Labor Bureau. the Factory Inspse-
tor. and the Labor Statistieian- All these de-
Partmsnts were created a. the Ieluest q the
tons have passed resolutions opposing their
These bills we're Introduced;
.rasls N BEOoLY6. ana 70 provide sat al sOft shall
ssS..oI RSesT!,oa- To t9r0ia advertising in of
M E.iIeIoIhsr-Io rs0TganILs THs Long IS-GAd City
NJ; Re6.n.oR-To prohibits railroads in Ssu York
~ LasIsa-TO increase the pensions of retired 20
NJ sssIn-TO rsdue. the pHe. Of gAs to 81 thou
The senate and the As ism bly, passed the bill
20 permit Nss York eity 70 make an appropn-
Anon OF 80 ~ q rear Tor the support Of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70 Chill
The COMMITTEES on Privileges and Elections
contests The Assembly is nov ready to begin
the work Of unseattnE Democrats. They are
10 begin With James Graham Of the Sixteenth
The Richmond county Assem- blYman Is eI-
PSStsi 20 be ths rex! one % Re pqt 9ut
Assem- ply introduced a bill 10 encourage the
improving o. pEogeEty. b. sLemDting tie i'm
that AZ in pEoVsmsnts on real estate which Il
R0H sant. made during the current year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15
8uNape7n s.GrGSv&,
X ansas City.
Remarks
WORTH CONSIDERING

Investing money is a science The
money you pay for meat goes into con-
sumption The money you pay for a
picture j. an Investment. That which
you pay for coat or wrap Is partly
both, but more like investment
Therefore if you put thousands into
bonds or even dollars into a wrap or
picture you want to know the future
IF You can. When you buy a thing
which YOU are to keep for some time
at any per cent.-s0, 80. 40, 5o-less
than you vvould pay for it ia the future
the difference is extra profit.
The offerings we're now making in
our Fur Dept. are in price very low.
Nour practical question is, how viii to-
days prices compare with those a year
hence2 They are wonderful to-day
Our notion is that next December they
viii seem marvellous. We expect to
sell fnrs next year a prices very low,
kat we also expect that bargain prices
now are far less than they will be next
year This reasoning touches partic-
ular.y the lines Of goods we are offer
ing here. If YOU are prudent these
profits may be yours The comparative
profit the difference between our
prices and the market The positive
proht-th difference between what
we are selling them at to-day and what
we shall sell them at next year.
If Won care to know the basis Of our
opinions consult these columns.
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Here are several elegant Seal Coats.
80 inches long, fun back, high blocked
collar. large reveres: early season.
price 500; price now $3.50. Count the
saving.
Handsome Seal Coats. high blocked
collar 30 inches long full back large
reveres, and can be worn in three diff
ferent styles; early season price. S24o;
now S219.
Handsome Seal Coats. high collar and
full back elegantly made and finished;
early seasons price sos now, SI9s-
Elegant Seal Coates, 30 inches long,
made to sell for $500, now $3.50
One Copper Island Seal Coat; early
seasons price. STD; now S143.
CThe Copper Island Seal Will be sold
without our guaranteeD
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NORTH TOPEKA.

Items OF Interest from the North Side OF
the River
Mrs J. B. Belts spent yesterday IN Kan
sas City.
Blue post g. A. r. elected officers for
the ensuing year last night.
Col J. f. Carriers nephew from Marion
will spend the winter with him.
The insane man who escaped from the
Bedwell asylum has not yet been recap
tured.
Mr. and Mrs ". D. Lacey will enter
tain the Old Folks Might've club at their
home this evening.
The Salvation Army has opened head
quarters on the east side Of Kansas ave.
nue., between Curtis and Railroad.
Try q ton of Camden coal Z. p. Ewart
1912 Kansas avenue
An old folks service will be held AT the
NJ. L. church at Usage City tomorrow.
Rev Calvin Holman is ON the programme
to deliver the sermon of the occasion and
will go down tonight for that purpose.
A pair Of young people from the south
side were over here last night hugrts
riding. They stayed till after 10 o'clock
and when they wanted 10 60 home found
the bridge closed against them as the
wOrkmen were laying the new floor An
earnest but vain appeal was made 10 Con
tractor Swanson but he was iuexcrable
They finally gave it up and after leaving
the horse and buggy at livery stable
went home on trolley car
The Woman's Relief corps Of the g.
A. r. held their annual election Of oli-
GERS last night Mrs. Ellen Earkhurst
was elected president: Mrs. Jane j me7.
senior vice president; Mrs. A. J. Ferrv,
Junior vice president; Mrs Phoebe Davis
chaplain; Mrs. DR.. N r. Mitchell. trem--
urer: Miss Maud Allen. secretary: Mrs.
Coburn. guard: Mrs. Alice J. Kane. az
sistant guard: Mrs. L. i. Riordan. cor
ductor: Mrs. Green, assistant conductor;
Miss Maud Allen, delegate to the sta..-
encam pment to be held in Lawrence ia
February; Mira. !. + Riordan alternate.
There were a number of visitors from
neighboring G. A. r. pests
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Persian Coats.

TINS Fur Sale has been a great sue
cess. The sales have been large, the
offerings Of furs Of high degree-in
stvle-in season from makers Of relia-
bility. are marvellous from any point of
looking
s3-inch long Coat. full back. high
blocked collar. large reveres, can be
worn three different STYLES, early sea
sons price. $40; now S162. so.
3G-inch long Persian Lamb Coat. large
reveres, full back, high blocked collar,
early seasons price, $3.50: now SPOT
Elegant w Persian Lamb Coat. 46
inches long as handsome and fine a
coat as can be 1nade-high blocked col
lar, wide reveres. full skirt. etc. early
season price. $500; now S215-
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Is ONE MORE HITCH.
The Machinery for the NewWoolen
Mill
Is ON THE TRACK AT ARGENTINE.

But Can't BE Delivered at the Mill
Here Because an Agreement Can't
BE Reached About Switch-VVhat's
to be Done
There seems to be another little diff
Guilty about the matter of getting the
Oakland wooden mill started and the
citizens of that little burg as well as
those of Topeka, watched with much in
terest the outcome of a meeting of the
stockholders that was held in the office of
c. j. Prescott this week.
The building is all completed and
ready for the machinery The machin-
cry is on the sidetrack at Argentine
where it has been since last August
when it was brought from Maine in a
train of fourteen cars, and is valued at
$4,000. Vim. Appleyard, who is to
manage the mill, formerly owned the
machinery and it was in his Sebec,
Maine mill The contract with the
Santa Fe company for its trans portation
reads that it is to be delivered at the
mill. but the spur has not yet been built
or decided on and as there is iangle
about that it is not likely it will be soon
There is plenty of material on hand
for the track but the difference lies in
the route Three surveys were made by
the Santa Fe and one agreed on, but the
mill company has agreed to furnish the
right of way and wants the route
changed to lessen the property condem
nation Until this difference is settled
there must be delay
There Is also little matter Of $500
due the Santa Fe for transportation, and
that Will have to be paid.
If it is not paid, and the machinery is
held for it. about twenty workmen who
have not yet received all their remuner-
alton for the building threaten to bring
twenty mechanics liens.
AIr Appleyard now demands the sec
ond payment Of 50. 100 from the wooden
mill company, but the company, at its
meeting, decided that it would not
pay it till the machinery was
at the mill and until Mr. Appleyard gets
the railroad company to build its spur he
will not get the money. 1t Is n critical
time for the wooden mill. The whole
matter seems now so near fruition that it
ought not to be allowed to fall through
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BoCharen Goats.

few broad hints as t. how the
prices on Bocharen and Electric Seal
Coats favor YOU.
BOcharen COat-33 inches long early
seasons price. $50: now, sos
Boeharen Coat-3Oinches long-early
seasons price. SIPS; now, $50.
3O-ineh Electric Seal Coats. early sea
sons price. $50: price during this sale,
So.
aO-inch Electric Seal Coats. early sea-
sons price, $3.50; price during this
sale, S23-
assorted lot Of Fur Capes. consisting
OF Astrakhan Electric Seal. 24-inch
and 36-inch long. Will be put on sale
for SD each.
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EXCURSIONS
SANTA FE ROUTE.

HOMEsEEKERs EXCURSION
December 18th the Santa Fe will
run Homeseekers' Excursions at one
fare, plus -, for the round trip.
These tickets VIII be sold to points in
Colorado. Utah. Oklahoma, Indian Terri
tory, Texas, Arkansas. Missouri and
Louisiana, and will be good for 20 days.
Holiday Excursion Rates
SANTA FE ROUTE.
To al points within 200 miles I n
fares for the round trip. Tickets sold
December %. %, "a, % and 81, 1894, and
January 1, 1895, good to return including
January 2, 1895 No round trip tickets
at this rate less than soc cents
ROwLEY Bros,
City Agents.
S E cor. Sixth and Kansas ave.
Read the wants" Many OF them are
as interesting as news items Sec if it
is not so
Prescott & Co. have removed to No.
11S West Eighth street
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THE sHERIFE~s PREDIcA1IENr
He is Ordered to Deliver Certain Holes
in the Wall.


LEAvENwORTH. Dec. b. Sheriff Roth
enberger and his deputies are in an
official predicament. II savors Of a Joke.
but 1t is a cold reality The sheriff is de-
sirous Of executing the orders and com
mands Of court, but in this case be will
probably be utterly unable to do what
has been commanded The sheriff IS
commanded to take possession Of the
holes and restore them TO the plaintiffs
IN a certain lawsuit
Not many years ago the local Odd Eel
lows lodge as owners of Odd Fellows
hall commenced suit IN the district court
against James l. Byers. Elizab beth Mayo
aud Lewis Mayo for the possession of a
certain extension brick wall on the east
of Odd Fellows hall, together with Ger
tain holes in the same. The case was
tried and judgment rendered IN favor of
the plaintiffs.
part of the execution reads as fol-
lows:
you the sheriff of the comfy of Leav-
enWOrth- IN the state of Kansas. are here
by commanded 70 forthwith cause resti-
tuition and possession of said extension
wall and Of ali the holes aforesaid, to be
delivered to said plaintiffs.
The fact of the matter is there are no
holes IN the wall at the present time; that
IS they are filed with tim bers. Under
the execution the joists are to be re-
moved and the holes delivered.
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STATE GRANGE 11EEr1NG.
1t FavOrs Woman Suffrage and Free Sill
ver-aIceta at TopeIsa Next.

It Favors Woman suffrage and Free siI-
Meets at Topeka Next.
MCLOUTH. Dec. 15.-The State Grange
closed a very interesting session OF three
days here yesterday. The grange ex-
pressed itself as opposed to the recent
issue Of bonds and in favor of the free
coinage of American silver at the ratio
Of is to I. 1t also passed strong resolu-
tions in favor Of woman suffrage and to
show its sincerity elected women to six
of the thirteen Offices.
The following are the officers
Master, a. r Reardon. ALcLouth; over
seer, Mrs. II. A. Cody, Columbus; lee
turer, Mrs. Bina Otis. Topeka; treasurer,
Henry Rhoades, OIathe
The next meeting Will be held at To-
peka.
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NEWS OF KANSAS
Will Have a Big POul-
try Show in January.
A Sheriff Ordered to Deliver
Holes in the Wall
OTHER STATE NEWS.
2:2O II, is Sold for
$500 to a Chicago Man.

ArcHIsOU Dec 15.-The North Kansas
Poultry show, which will be held in
Atchison from the 1st To the 9Th Of
January, promises to be one of the most
extensive exhibitions OF the kind ever
given in the state The North Kansas
Poultry club, which is arranging the ex-
hibitiOn, has been in existence only three
years, and originated IN Atchison.
he show this year viii be held in a
large store room on Commercial street
The express companies have agreed to
return free Of Charge all poultry coming
over their lines for exhibition at the
show, AMI hundreds Of fowls viii be en-
tered. Nearly two hundred premiums
will be given The premiums will ag-
gregate tive or six hundred dollars
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ORDER THROUGH
THE MAILS.
Muns.

In glancing along the long lines Of
Nuffs we see value, wear and general
excellence coupled with littleness Of
price in every one
lot of Russian Black Hair Muffs,
value, roc. now, 4sc.
lot OF Black Conev MuHs-best
quality. made to sell for 81. 90; LOW. 7sc.
lot of Electric Cape Seal NIuffs-ex-
ceptiona1 value-made to sell for S. SO
viii be 81 25.
lot of excellent quality Astral1han
Muffs-made to sell for s.; now s3-9s-
Exhibition Mink Cluster Scarfs for
$50 and Se5-
Chfldren's Sets from 81. so to Sc.
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BUKGLARIEs Bx HOME TALENT.
The Robber of Abilene stores I-iv Sd Their
and Was Caught.

Ite HAtlIll1I O IllN % leTe
and Was Caught.
ABILENE. Dec 15-The merchants Of
the town have been afflicted with petty
rObberies the perpetrators OF which
could not be traced Last night Case &
CO. department store. from which many
articles have been missed, was entered
by Frank Van DOren by means Of a false
key and the marshal caught him as he
was rob bling the money drawer.
Van Doren has grown up in the town,
is a boOkkeeper and laborer and is presi-
dent Of the city ire department He
has been suspected of wrong doing for
some time but proof has only just been
secured.
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First Congregational church-Rev ".
L. Byers Of the North church will preach
at II a. At 7:30 a service cOmmemo-
rative of the late Rev. Lewis Bodwel,
first pastor of the church. will be held
Brief addresses and "reminiscences by
early residents of Topeka, and letters
and tributes from others absent.
Second Adventists meet at Mrs. Vel
tvs. residence. northwest corner Of
Twelfth and Washburn avenue, at D.
m Subject: The Twelve sent Forth =
English Lutheran Morning
service aud congregational meeting, II
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g. u. Evening service, 7:3O p. m Rev.
F. w. Rentz of Atchison. president Of
the Kansas synod, Will preach at both
services.
United Brethren church-Library hall
II a N. Preaching by Rev. J. Wingerd.-
2 80. sermon by pastor.
North Topeka Baptist church Rev.
W. b. Hutchinson, pastor. Morning sub
ject: Faith or FeeIingI" Evening,
danger Signals"
Westminster Presbyterian church
Rev. F. S. Farrand, pastor. Morning
subject: Conditions of Success IN a
Special meeting At 1870 p. m, the
Mission Band of Washburn college will
conduct the services.
Spiritualism-Therew will be the usual
services at Lincoln post hall.
Brethren (Dunkard) church. Oakland
Preaching at II IA. m and 1880 p. N. to-
morrow by Elder Naniman. Baptism
after morning service
Second Baptist church-Rev. G. ID,
OIden. pastor. Usual service II a. IN.
Evening subject: ''The Mate Hunter"
First Church of GOd-Elder W. Z.
Turpin will preach morning and evening
at northeast corner Fifth and Monroe
streets
lege, No, will preach IN the First Pres
byterian church, tomorrow morning and
evening.
United Presbyterian. corner of Eighth
and Topeka avenues.-Rev. NJ r. Nc
Kirahan, pastor. Preaching tomorrow at
II o'clock on Taxing the Trees and at
80 on "The Merchandise of Religion"
First Unitarian Society. Preaching at
II a. m by the pastor, Rev. A Wyman-
Subject: ''Ye Shall Know the Truth and
the Truth Shall Make You Free"
Mems meeting. -Ex- Secretary w II.
Holmes will address the mems meeting
at the r. r. u NJ. c. A. on Sunday, at 3
p. N.
First Baptist church - Rev. J. B
Thomas breaches at the usual hours at
the First Baptist church Morning topic:
ssIhe Pulpit and the Press" Evening
topic: The Biessedness of the MercifuL"
St Johns A. NJ. E.=Preaching at II
q. N. and 1870 p. NJ, By the pastor, j. G.
G. Owens Morning topic; "Love's Tidal
Wave
German Lutheran church-Corner of
Van Buren, and second streets. C. F.
Graebner, pastor. Services tomorrow at
1920 a. %. and 2:15 p. ~.
German NJ. f. church-corner Tyler
and Fifth streets. A. Lemkau, the pas
tor. will preach. Subject in the morn
ing: believe as Little Children" Even
ing: "Christian JOY"
Mr.. Robert Cartwright, evangelist, from
Leavenworthwin begin a series Of special
evanrelistic services Sunday evening at
Liberty United Presbyterian church on
Fifth and Leland streets, to be continued
every evening for several weeks
Church Of Christ, Scientist, 21Q West
Sixth street. Willis T. Gross, pastor. Ser
vices at II a ~; preaching by the pastor
from the text, Zone Lord, One Faith, one
Baptism"
Grace Cathedral Morning sermon by
Dean Milspangh on the subject, THE
Christian Ministry"
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At A VI. Snyder's plumbing storo. in
his big show window. you can see the
beautiful souvenir to be awarded the
Young lady whose costume best repre-
SCENTS the business Of the firm advertised
in the Carnival" Decision by vote Of
the audience. Be sure and get coupon
ticket III you want to vote.
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DR.. Roby appeared before the city
council last night and asked that he
might be granted time to submit his side
Of the question concerning the opening
Of Beacon street He says that his fence
is not in the street, a. claimed by some of
the neigh bors. He vas given the time
asked
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INDEPEN DENCE. Dec. I'D. r. Cope.
the horse man, yesterday sold his 5-year-
old mare, Muggins, with a record Of
2.201s. to a Chicago man for $500 The
purchaser came here expressly for that
purpose. He also offered "a, 600 for Mr..
Cope's unframed 4-year-old mare, VoIo.
but could not get her.
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An entirely new line of toilet cases, work
boxes, manicure sets, collar and cuff
boxes, shaving cases, etc, are shown by
Swift & Holiday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15

Swift & Holiday are closing cut their
fine fans at cost An opportunity TO SCI
cure a nice present at low price.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15

Flat collar and cuff cases, new an6
practical At Swift & Holidays
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There will be social, Monday even
ing, Dec II. at r r. Y. VI. c. A. rooms
Ash and Adams, given By the Ladies Aux
Hilary. A programme Of musical and liz
erary selections will be followed by light
refreshments. Admission 10 cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15

The war in the Orient is nothing to the
war waged on impure baking powders
by DR.. Prices 1t is driving them from
the field every day.
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OF many makes and prices to correspond.
You can buy full set or any part Of
a set by calling on j. w. Farnsworth,
SOB Kansas avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15

A Kodak makes a good Christmas
present Swift & Holiday have them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15

OF every description and prices to suit.
We sell the "B & II, the only double
center draft burner made. Call and see
our line. J. W. Farnsworth. SOB Kansas
aYanue.
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Just arrived for Christmas trade We
have the most complete line IN the city.
See the Columbia and Garfield patterns,
etc. J. w. Farnsworth, SOB Kansas
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Just received, a large line Of Christ
mas goods and notions: special prices
chase this week the Union Pacific Tea
Co. will give large Holiday panel free
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15

Opera glnsses-the largest assortment
and lowest prices-at Swift & Holidays.
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Art Dept.

Art Dept.
After having seen the offerings we'd
ask YOU to spend a few minutes in the
Art Dept We know they'll be pleas
antly spent. So many exquisite works
OF art TO be seen
Etchings. from Toe up to $50.
Water Colors. from soc to SGT. so.
Oils. from 81. 9s to So.
Engravings from 81 to S25.
Photographers. from ST to $50.
Photographs from CSC to SIS.
From this great assortment twill be
about impossible not to find something
pleasing.
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ATCHIsON, Dec. 15.-The Turner's of
Atchison have decided to rebuild Turner
hall. and viii make improvements to the
extent Of 81 $500 or $4,000.
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At the Carnival
Monday and Wednesday evenings.
TOPEKA COAL Co.