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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26
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Sale of Unclaimed Freight by The Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway.

poles, bundle poles, Rev. Greenwood,
Streator; hog feeders, Mrs. Nevins,
Morris; bundle paper, 9. Ellis, Nor
man; bundle paper, c. Ellis, Burhng-
anne; wheel, Union H. Co.. Arkansas
City; bundle paper, c. Ellis, Norman;
8 bundles ore sacks, w w. Williams,
Guthrie; hay rake, 2 bull ra.kes, D. B.
Troter, Madison; 1 bundle paper, G.
Ellis, Purcell; 1 bundle paper, G. Ellis,
Arkansas City; 1 bundle paper, G. Ellis,
Wellington; 1 steel wheel, 1 wagon ton
que, 1 bundle 4 axle bars, w. c. Fair,
Edmond; boxes picture frames, J. E.
Cannon, Perry; mower, T. Siam,
Woodward; harrow seat spring, ]. r.
Whitta, EdgertOn; 1 can lub oil, pail
axle grease, J. Cunningham, Salina; 8
cans Tub. oil, I pail axle grease, w. r.
Peck & Bros, Salina; 1 can oil, w. NJ.
Pail, Salina; 2 cans Tub. oil, 2 pals AK
lie grease, N. Anderson, Salina; can
lub- oil, 1 pail axle grease, D. B. Nc
Auliff, Salina; 1 can Tub. oil, pail axle
grease, J. w. Anderson, salina;
barrel Tub. oil, box axle grease. H. c.
Green, Salina; 2 boxes advertising mat
ter, E. T. Littlefeld, Garrett; 1 box
tools, K H. Brooks, Guthrie; boxes
medicine, bundles almanacs, J. Green,
Guthrie; L box patent medicine, Cop
peck & Co, Salina; l key havoring syr-
up, 1 box advertising matter, J. B.
Buserhurk, Guthrie; 1 bundle paper
sacks, w. M. Swan, Emporia; 1 bundle
bedding, ]. Richards, Purcell; 1 box
goods, F. Nagruder, care J. Ennisge,
Richmond; brick moulds. Michael
Naut, Guthrie; 4 boxes patent medi-
cine, P. B. Schroeder, Ration; 1 box
soap, A. G. Quigg, Arkansas City; 1 can
Tub. oil, 1 case Tub. oil, w. J. Jones,
Chandler, Okla; 1 iron safe (new), G.
R. Davis, Oklahoma; crate school seat
iron, 1 crate wood, Vim. Kallock, La
Junta; 1 kitchen table, 2 chairs, 1
box h. h. goods, 1 water pail, Mrs. NJ.
e. Pratt, Cherryvale; buggy, 1 sack
harness, S. l. Rounds, Thedford, Neb.;
sacks cement, J. Fancaid, Guthrie; 1
iron wagon wheel, A. @. DeBaca, Santa
Fe; 1 bundle tools, N. johnson, Chicago;
crates picture frames, Chicago Book
& Picture Co., Chicago; 1 box h. h.
goods, F. J. Porter, Chicago: 1 sack
rolls MANILA wrapping paper, Barnett,
Pringle & Co, Chicago; 10 bun
dies news printing paper, J. H. Nc
Cutchen, Socorro; IL bundles printed
cts, Louis Haas, care Frank Carr, Chi
cage; kegs, box spring water, E.
Williams, Chicago; 1 crate two sheet
iron coffee tanks, NJ. Shaffer, Chicago;
racket machine, Smith & Phillips, Chi
cago; 1 show case, R. A. Walker, New
kirk; 1 key bolts Western Block Co.,
Silver City; 20 bundles empty ore sacks,
G.. H Clarke, Juliacam, Mex; box
thread and quilting, Mrs VIM. Smith,
FL PaSO; 1 box clothing, w. w. MalO-
ney Stafford; box castings, J. N. Hoe
fer & Son, Kildare; 1 box broom corn,
J. E Laizure, Canon City; casting, r.
Waldorf, Ottawa; 2 boxes groceries, w.
D. Vanelt Purcell; 1 box h. h. goods,
Wallace & H, Purcell; 2 box medi-
cines, J. Gamer, Guthrie; 2 crates pa
Falls; 13 boxes joints, DR. w. H. Bor-
CERT, wellington; 1 box bottles, w. H.
TwitcheIl, Shawnee; bundle tools, Pc
ter Monrardi, Los Cerrillos; 1 cook
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instruments, shippers order, notify
Farmers & Mechanics bank, Gales
burg; boxes drugs, A. p. Sawyer Med
1cine Co, Chicago; cases cash regis
ters, Standard Co, notify J. T. SWartz,
Albuquerque; 1 bundle furniture W. A.
Burton, CherryVale; 1 bundle furniture,
W. A. Wood. Cherryvale; l pump cylin-
der, P. Winchester, ingalls,; 1 piece cast
ing, Leslie Neff, Lexington. 0. T.; bu-
reau, 1 cupboard, F. Neuhing, Wood
ward; 1 box tools, A. P. Douglass, Mar
cel1ne; L box metallic signs, F. 5. Skin
ner, Abilene; 1 casting, A. G. Carter,
Purcell; 1 crate paper boxes, I bundle
paper bags, Miss M. Raney, Las Vegas;
boxes picture frames, Bunch Portrait
Co., Las Vegas; 1 box merchandise, X.
B. Danbert. Wellington; 1 case chewing
gum, H. H. Achey & Son, Florence, Col;
4 bundles wrapping paper, 1 papr cut
ter, J. Q. Williams. Salina; 4 boxes
granite, shippers order. notify J. j.
Miller, Baldwin; box drugs, z. A. Hill,
thy, Morley; 1 gasoline stove, H. H.
Wood, Oklahoma City; / box castings,
Lyndon Creamery, Lyndon; 1 bundle
wrapping paper, @. Ellis, Guthrie; L
cage; 1 trunk wardrobe, Franklin
Quinby, Chicago; 2 boxes h. h. goods,
sewing machine. D. A. Walters, Jimul-
ca; Mex.
At the same time the following arti-
cIes found "oveE'' at stations on the A
T. & S. F. will be sold:
1 box ink wells, 1 upholstered chair
/ sack charcoal, 1 box canned corn,
box castings, l bundle gaspipe, 1 bun
die end-gate rods, 1 bundle 10 pieces
iron, II gallon jars, 2 5 gallon jars,
pail syrup, l bundle broomhandles, L
roll paper, 6 bars iron, L bundle hard
ware bundle chair stuff, key wash
erS, 1 cupbOard,1 box marked Mrs Nan
ME Williams, Pratt, Kan, / sewing ma
chine, I box canned goods, case syrup
1 box books marked DR.. T. f. Mulhane,
Detroit, Mich; 1 empty oil tank, sacks
miners tools, 1 bundle curtain poles,
evener, feed mill, sweep, 1 box coffee
marked Dey Mfg. Co, Oklahoma City,
~ barrels lubricating oil, cases axle
grease, l bundle springs, I box elevator
cups 1 box garden seed, bundle wagon
bolts. pieces iron windmill tower.
iron hangers, cider barrel, 1 box brass
goods, l box books, 2 boxes camp outfit,
2 boxes h. h. goods, L bundle wash
boards, 1 neckyOke, box clothing
marked E. Dobson, Grand Island, Neb..
l box h. h. goods, wagon skeins,
doubIe-tree, 1 box grindstOnes, 1 trunk
wardrobe, / box cIoaks, wood circles,
2 bundles empty sacks, wheels, Y
granite iron pals, bundles rubber
betting 1 bundle mattress, / chest h. H.
Ward, Albuquerque; 1 box h. h. goods
marked Miss G. Mathews, Soldiers
Home; I bench, 1 bundle bed Stats mark
ed E. Davis, Purcell; barrels sui
phur 1 box h. h. goods, boxes ore
marked A Pierspee 1 steel bar, l crate
oil cans, 1 castirOn column, bundles
rough wire, Y dozen empty oyster pals,
% half dozen coops, 2 wagon ske1ns,
cases mineral water box marble
marked J. N. Franklin, Rocky Ford;
case dry goods, 1 box marked NJ. VIII
liams, Clayton, N. NJ; key white lead,
1 door, Is gallons harness oil.
c. S SUTTON.
Auditor Freight Receipts.
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NOT DISPOSED TO YIELD.
Prohibitionists Don't Want Their
Candidate Taken Down.

F. NJ. Stevens of the Burlingame Full
crum CProhibitiOn) was in the city yes
terday and said that the reported IN
ion of the two factions of the Prohibi-
ton party is all a mistake. Mr. Ste
VenS says:
Il have been watching this movement
and have been around and talked with
our people. I saw the chairman of the
straightOut central committee, Mr.. Will
liams, Sunday, and this weeks issue of
my paper will contain a letter from him
on the subject and he is not in favor Of
any union.
IF the people don't want to vote for
Horace Hurley, they can vote for Hen
ry Douthard or Morrill, or Leedy. We
are not in favor of taking the candi-
dates for governor and attorney gener-
al down just to please some Republt-
cans that want to vote for some one
for these offices and then want to vote
for the rest of the Republican ticket.
Morrill, is as good as the rest of the
ticket. I don't think that the convention
that has been called for next Wednes-
day will materialize, and if it does, it
will find that the straightouts will not
go into any such an arrangement"
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The following described freight, con-
signed to party and destination named,
having remained in the warehouse Of
the company at the point to which it
was consigned for the length of time
required by law, will be sold for cash
to the highest bidder at the freight
warehouse of the A. 7. & S. F. Ry. at
Topeka Kan, between the hours of 9
a. m. and p. m, commencing on the
Sth day of October, 1895:
One box paint, w. H. Larbough, Wei
1ington, Kan; L case books, D. Hee-
han & Co, Streator; bundles canvass,
Bank of Topeka. Topeka; 1 wheel bar
row. Phillip Kline. Streator; 9 crates
school desks, 9 crates wood, bundles
wood, 1 box castings, c. H. Larkey,
Richmond, Mo-. 1 school desk, J. w.
Ayers, Colorado Springs; 1 school desk,
E. w. Russell, Guthrie; 1 school desk,
J. L. Waite, Wichita; 1 tacher's desk,
J. II. Shehi, Perry; 1 teachers chair,
8 crates iron, 10 crates wood, 8 bundles
wood, J. H. Shehi. Perry; 2 crates
school furniture, c. G. Darling, Esk-
ridge; 5 crates school desk castings,
crates wood, 1 bundle wood, 1 box
castings, J. 0. Haines, Cedarville; u
desk castings, E. N. Karly, ROCKFORD;
1 box clothing, S. Jones, Joliet; 1 hog
trough, G. c. Werner, Richmond; 2
boxes picture frames, J. E. Carron,
Guthrie; 1 show case, D. H. Kean &
Co.. Perry; l crate water filters, The
Midland Pottery company, notify Crit
fifth & Ewing, EmpOria; cases black
ing, J. T. Reed, COnOn City; 4 cases
backing, Burlingame Shoe Store, Bur
nngame; bundles wheels, 1 frame,
pair shafts, 1 box, seat, Robert Nc
C1ure, Perry; bundle castings, VIM.
Church, Argentine; 1 sewing machine,
J. Dittmer, NeOsho Rapids; 1 box h. h.
goods, VIM. Rose, Richmond; 3 iron
stamp shoes, 3 iron stamp dies, G. H.
FeatherstOrm, San Marcial; 1 table,
boiler, sewing machine, chairs, l
bundle dishes, 1 tub and contents, 1
lounge, boxes h. h. goods, 1 stove,
bundle TOOLS, 1 table, B. Malone, Dali
las; table, c. J. WorsIey, Gary; l
woodward; 1 crate opera chairs, A.
Parks, Ottawa; 1 feed cutter, Dain
Mfg Co, Carrollton; 1 corn harvester,
1 pair shafts, Dain NJ M'f'g Co., Carroll
ton; l box books, D. Heehan, StreatOr;
1 box tinware, A. Hutton, WINFIELD
case yard sticks, F. c. Shears, Topeka;
1 box r. marble, E. F. Meter, Trint-
dad; 1 barrel baking powder, 1 box
pepper, / bundle hardware, Alice 81
ems POntoOsuc; 1 gasoline stove, D.
washers, J. n. Harlason, Perry; 1
bundle printing paper, Chas. Ellis, Per
~; l lounge, D. w. Carr, Woodward;
bundles moulding, Oklahoma Plan
dozen rockers, Prendergast Bros.
Streator; 1 second printing press, Great
Western Type Foundry company, Kan
sas City; 1 box groceries, w. Sweeney,
Garnett; II barrel tripOli, Denver Pore.
& S. Co., Denver; trunk, r. P. ThraIl,
Cedarvale; 1 box picture frames, 1
box W. glass, Vim. Mcclellan & Son,
Albuquerque; 1 bundle canvass, 2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26
A Great Ride.

The Lehigh valley is a wonder spot
in Americas scenery. The little towns
far down in the valley look like the dots
on a map. as you whirl along in the pa
IatfaI vestibuled train of the Grand
Trunk railway system and Lehigh Val
ley. railroad This superb train leaves
at $40 p. m. daily from Dearborn sta
tior7. chicago: reaches New York next
evening. Steam heat. gaslight, Pull
man buffet s1eepers and Dining car.
Ticket office at 1O3 Clark street, Chi
cago; L. r. Morrow. City Ticket Agent.
Subscribe for the STATE JOURNAL
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A REPORTER IN JAIL.
He Remained in a Secret Meeting At
LeadviIle When Asked to Leave.

LeadviIle When Asked to Leave.
I.eadvilIe, Col, Sept 25.-No official
report has yet reached headquarters
concerning the firing upon the guards
at the hex properties, but the military
authorities do not attach much i'm
portance to the incident
Correspondent Mitchell of the Denver
Times is in the guardhouse, where he
has been since Wednesday night Mr.
Mitchell attended a meeting of citizens
at which Adjutant General Moses was
present When the meeting was called
to order all reporters and correspond
ents were requested to withdraw Mr.
Mitchell alone remained. This fact
came to the ears of General Moses, who
interviewed Mitchell when hot words
passed between them and a fight was
prevented by others present. Mitchell
was then arrested and placed in the
guardhouse. He had mailed the pro-
ceedings of the secret meeting to his
paper before he was arrested.
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IA ANTS, RENTS, SIT
UATIONS, REAL
ESTATE, AUG
U ID TTON SALES AND
OTHER CLASSIFIED AID
YERTISEMENTS
SITUATIONS wANrEp-EREe.

Are you IN need of work? If so, you
ere at liberty to use these columns for
assistance in that direction. While
this notice appears the State Journal
VIII publish free on Saturday, MONDAY
and Tuesday, for Topeka or Kansas
people, all notices of Situations
Wanted not to exceed five lines, or
thirty-five words, in length, provided
that all advertisements Of that nature
are handed in previous to 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning; also on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, all advertising
of this class handed in by 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning
No advertisements of this nature to
be started except on Saturdays and
Wednesdays No obligation is incurred
on the part of the advertiser. No
worthy and needy man or woman need
hesitate to take advantage of this Of
fer. No one in business or having en-
ployment is. expected to take advantage
of it. but all others are invited to avail
themselves freely.
The Topeka State Journal guarantees
every day it is printed, to give local
circulation by far more than all other
Dailies combined. This makes this pa
per the cheapest. as well as the best,
daily medium in Topeka, the classified
advertisements below costing but
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FnRMATION OF PARADE.

on Quincy street, north of Sixth Right
resting on Sixth.
RIarshals Military band, governor
and council, mayor and council and
speakers will form on Sixth avenue.
Left resting on Quincy.
First division will form on Quincy,
south of Sixth. Right resting on Sixth
street.
second division will form on Quincy
street Right resting on Seventh.
Third division will form on Quincy
street Right resting on Eighth.
Fourth division will form on Quincy
street Right resting on Ninth.
Fifth division will form on Quincy,
south of Tenth street. Right resting
on Tenth street.
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Stone Cutters.
Plumb erS.
Mail Carriers.
Coal Miners.
Wolff Packing Co.
Topeka Vinegar Works Float.
H. C. Patton's Float.
FIFTH DIVISION.
w S. Bush. Commander.
Reform School Band.
City Employees.
FIGURING Mills.
News Carriers.
Merchants Floats.
All persons having vehicles are here
by invited to have them in the parade
and in the division where the owners
are placed.
The parade will move promptly at 10
o'clock a. m.
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Madrid, Sept 25.-An official dis
patch from Manila, capital of the Phil
ippine Islands, says that after three
days fighting at Rehazada, the insurg-
ents were repulsed with the loss of SO
killed, including their leader, CabeciI-
lafuen.
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Miners o. LendviIle.

miners from Joplin passed through here
yesterday on their way to Leadville,
Colo, to take the places of the striking
miners out there. They were in a jolly
mood and made things lively around
the Missouri Pacific depot while the
train stopped.
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A hacking cough is not only annoy
the person who has it. One Minute
Cough Cure will quickly put an end to
it. George W. Stans6eld, 631 Kansas
avenue.
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LINE OF MARCH.


On Tenth street west to Kansas ave-
nue., north on Kansas avenue to Eighth
street, west on Eighth to Jackson, south
on Jackson to Tenth street, west on
Tenth to Harrison, north on Harrison
to Third street, east on Third street to
Kansas avenue, north on Kansas ave
nue. to First street, countermarch and
south on Kansas avenue to Eighth
street, west on Eighth street to Topeka
avenue, south on Topeka avenue and
then to Camp Miles.
The following resolution was adopted
at a meeting of the Santa F'e shop men
last night:
Whereas, The celebration of Labor
day was postponed until Monday, Sep
TENDER %, 1886, be it therefore
Resolved, by the employees of the A.
T. & S T.. railroad shops, That they
earnestly request that all places of
business close on that day between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock
D. m in order that all employees may
participate in the parade and exercises
of the day.
A SHERWOOD,
A SELLER,
J. MULIIN,
c SWANSON,
F. JAMES,
H. MARTIN,
F. STEVENS,
Committee.
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We do mending and sew on buttons
free of charge Peerless Steam Laundry.
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WANTED - " atckss to clean, T5c: clocks
soc; main springs. 75c; crystals. loc Cash
paid for old gold or silver. All work guaran-
teed. Money loaned on vEluRbles. II hard IN
see Uncle sam, SIC Kansas ave-
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LABOR DAY PARADE.

Corrected Programme of the Process
sion and Line of March.
At a meeting of the Trades and La
Dor assembly last night the arrange
ment of the Labor day parade on Mon
day and the line of march of the parade
was changed. The following is the
correct arrangement:
Platoon Of Police
City Fire Department.
A. T. & S. F. R: r, Fire Department
Marshal of the Day.
W. A. Snyder, Marshal; A NJ. Baird,
H. M Steele.
Marshalls Military Band.
Governor and Executive Council in
Carriages;
Mayor and City Council in Carriages
Speakers in Carriages.
FIRST DIVISION
G. Max Claudy, Commander.
The Topeka Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, Float.
Topeka Typographical Union No. 121
and Float.
Freshmen.
Book Binders.
Cigarmakers No. SO.
Curfew Float
Tailors.
BARRIERS.
Retail Grocers' Float.
G. L. Simpson Commission Co. Float
SECOND DIVISION.
Gormly's Band.
A. T. & s. F. Fire Department in Line
John O'Brien, Marshal.
Machinists and Apprenticeship. L.
jury and E. McKiernan, Captains.
Float-Santa- Fe Limited Train.
Representation of Full Sized
Locomotive.
F'loat-Air Brake Equipment
A. Sherwood, John Peach, F. L. Carson
and M. Lyons, Lieutenants.
Timers with Representative Banners.
Water Service Department With Float.
VIM SchmittendOrf, Captain.
Pattern Makers With FlOat-Samuel
Miller, Captain.
Brass Foundry With F'Ioat-H. L. VIII
kerson and r. Rhodes, Captains.
Blacksmith Department With Floats
James Mullen, Captain.
Boilermaking Department With Floats
"A. Seller, Captain.
Store Room Department With Float
August Kalstein, Captain.
THIRD DIVISION.
Imperial Drum Corps.
A. T. & s. F. Car and Coach Depart
Painters With Representative Banners
John Hartley, Marshal; J. w. Glib
bons and Frank Stevens, Captains.
Car Machine Department With Float
John Isaacson, Captain.
Car and Building Department With
Float.
Coach and Cabinet Makers With Ban
ners-H Martin, Captain.
Car ReDairers-F. A James and
Charles Swanson, Captains.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
Brotherhood of Locomotive F'iren1en.
Order Railway Conductors.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
Switchmen.
Trackmen.
FOURTH DIVISION.
S. B. Madden, Commander.
Jackson's Military Band.
Topeka Turn Verein.
Base Ball Clubs.
Carpenters No. 1913 with Float.
Chicago Lumber Co.'S Float
Painters and Decorators No. 96,
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W ANTFD-The loan of $500 to $500 from
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business house of long standing Address
Borrower" care Journal.
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NNAN7ED-Fa FAN Festival visitors to call
and get acquainted; and viii be pleased
70 show them our best bargains in real estate.
W. NJ. FORBES
III W. Sixth Ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VVANTED-You city property, acre tracts
and farms to sell. rent or exchange. Have
several cash buyers waiting for bargains
BARN ES 1IS +. 4th St
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
~~~~~~---~-~-~~~-~~-~~~-
FFNHE KELLAM BOOK & STATIONERY CO
= 6O3 Kansas ave. Latest books. correct sta
tlonery. Newest wall paper. Artistic framing.
Tennis and base bail supplies.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
ROBERTS & McFADDEN, 81 Topeka ave-,
Ia would like to do your building.
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FOURTH DIVISION.
S. B. Madden, Commander.
Jackson's Military Band.
Topeka Turn Verein.
Base Ball Clubs.
Carpenters No 1913 with Float.
Chicago Lumber Co. s Float
Painters and Decorators No. 81.
Statesmen and Clerks.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
MEN to sell candy to the retail trade; steady
w employment. experience unnecessary: SIS
monthly salary and expenses or com. If offer
satisfactory address with particulars concern
CT X to $50 a month and expenses paid sales
- - men for cigars Experience unneces-
sary. Fine line and special inducements to the
trade. The w. l. Kline Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
90 = average weekly income with $3.50 in
We vested Safe. conservative PrOSDec-
tus. proofs, free f. DAILY, 1898 Broadway, New
AoIA.
81 80 a MONTH salary paid statesmen for
x ~ cigars Fine line and special induce
ments. The W. L Kline Co., 2O4 S. Broa dWay,
St. Louis. Mo.
ANTED-Young man IN every Kansas
" town 10 sell merchants the ''Ledgerette'
Eli File. sells Tor S2.25 each. Every business
house wants it. Good commission. address
" n Randolph Adams. Mfg StatiOner. I'll
Kansas avenue. Topeka, Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-26

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AMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Optieian.
- Complete stock of watches. diamonds,
silverware, etc. Eyes examined and spectacles
properly fitted.