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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-07-28
WIN Do You Suffer

With your Eyes, when the assistance of a
pair of
ROCK CRYSTAL OR DIAMOND LENsE,
will give Won relief. We guarantee to fit or
Z. w BROWNS.
Oct. 90. 1891. Optician and Jcwcler.
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Now Barber Shop.

The undersigned hereby announces to his
friends and the public thai he has opened a
Barber Shop in the corner room of Hunters
Row., opposite the conrt-hOnse, Charles Town
/ have The Latest Improved Chairs. and every
thiag viii be kept neat and clean. Prompt
ness and politencss my motto.
Respectfully,
JnlY 9. 1s9J-r. JAS. u. THOMPSON.
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For Sale.

House and lot on Eagle Avenue Building
new. CONTAINS 1oar rooms. with ~eistern. etc
VIII be SOLD low, on reasonable terms; 2
June IS. 1851.
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Wood and Lumber

Orders left with L. U. Pentz for Oak and
Hickory Wood, delivered on short notice, by
the cord. Also White and Black Oak Lumber
sawed TO order. WM. NJ BURNS.
Feb. II. Rippon, JEFF Co, W Va
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Notice !

All persons are hereby cautioned against
the town ordinances by depositing
the bodies Of dead animals within one nile OF
the corporate limits, as the law In regard TO
GUSTAV BROWN.
AprI 81. Mayor.
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second Hand School
Books.

A Ny one having second Hand School
n Books can have them disposed Of by CALI
ing on LIGHT q WATSON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-07-28

G. F. WALKER & SoN.
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GOOD PURE BEER
in using our product are supplying themselves
with the Acme of Perfection in Malt Beverages.
The reputation of our Beer Is being made now,
not 20 years ago. IT'S Pure, Heathful, Nour-
ishing and Inyigornting, an excellent tonic for
the sick ard debnitated. Try It and yon Will
be convinced of rs merits.
Can be had from the following well knowr
dealers in Charles Town. who receive IL fTesf
from the brewery daily, which Is q decide
advantage for the consumer
Hotel Watson. James A. Thomas. ).
Yantis. G.. A. Mock aud NJ. j. Kane.
Nnr % IRuR
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Why MOI Use The Best2

Tie Lager Beer made by the Harper's Ferry
Brc wing Co. Is without doubt tho Purost aud
Best produced in this country, being brewed
with the most scrupulous care and cleanliness
from the Choicest Bohemian Hops and Canada
Barley Malt. under the direct supervision OF u
Scientific and Practical Brew Master, with the
result that the lovers of a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
INCOMPETENT DEMOCRACY,

II had been time and again asserted
that Democracy was incapable of sue
cessfully managing the affairs of this
nation. That aside from the impoiicy,
If not risk Of turning over to that party
ruled by that section lately at far to
disrupt the Union ii was alleged that the
Democracy owuld not be equal to the
task OF directing a legislative or adj
ministrative policy for the publics
good. The public took this view OF the
matter for many years entrusung pub
lie affairs TO Republican hands In
thirty years of Republican policy the
population Increased from 31l2 million
TO So e-10 millions; wealth from 16 to
O. billions: manufactures from $40
billions to Q 40 billions; production OF
wheat and corn doubled. being IN 80,
400 millions and 1890 millions respec-
lively; exports OF domestic manufac-
lures grew from 40 to 49, millions: for
eign trade from 6S7 millions TO 1.S5S
millions. The Republican party pro-
secuted To a successful termination dur
Ing this period tire most gigantic and
tnexcuSable war OF modern times: paid
out since 1865 and prior % 1ssf2, 100
million principal and more than LOO
Wilton interest upon the public debt
made by this inexcusable war and In
addition thereto LOO millions in pen
sions. In 1892 the public debt had
been reduced 70 5S5 millions
These figures ara salient This re-
cord needs no eloquence TO commend
St Against the Republican policy and
across the path OF Republican progress
Democracy cast its ob5tructing form.
The voice OF its condemnation was
heard and sometimes partially he-eded-
Sometimes congress. then the senate
would be Democratic In 1884 the
president and lower house were Demo
cratic II was not TIL 1892 the revo-
luton came IN fGllBess- The law
r.zkinc and executive were Demo
cratic. While Republicans were cha
grinned at their defeat most 81 them
were glad thst II defeat must cone
that IL come In completeness That
tie Democrats should be In complete
control. that the full responsibility
should be theirs and 10 excuse G1ai :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
A WORD TO BRYAN HowLERs.

There are a number OF deluded peo-
pie who believe that Bryan will carry
the United States with but slight effort
This assertion, which is so frequently
made, is based on the belief that free
silver IS right, and viii sweep the
east
The western man who makes such
q declaration for-ets the habits and
manners of the east In the first place
the ewstern man is something unusual
He Is full Of 4 strong assertive and
sometimes noisy independence He
is not content with feeling that he Is
free himself but he must issue n pro
clamarion TO that effect FOR others.
The eastern papers fer this reason
never touch the western man. In arSu-
ing with q man OF the prairies the first
assumption must be that the man 70
be persuaded knows as much about
the matter TO be discussed as the man
who is 10 do the perSuading. The only
hope the persuader has is 10 prove 10
the man TO he persuaded that he has
made o wrong application Of his facts.
The ewstern man is the hope a. the
Republic; he jumps at conclusion;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

Senator Puliam OF LargS;on Is IN the
race for deegate 10 congress.
The Bryan and Watson ratification took
place at Guthrie Saturday night
That Oklahoma City baseball club viii
had its town into bboodshed. IL II don't
q';,t.
The Fl Reno Eagle speaks about a mar
ried couple being given a ''serenade of
song"
Frank NcMasters says: "a man VINO
Is honest fer policy may be thief at any
time from intention
The ''bir-sn by taratula' cases are much
less numerous In Oklahoma tbs year than
they have ever been before
Miss Dora Mclaughlin OF GarheA ooan-
~ - a candidate for county superintsnd-
ent on the citizens silver ticket
10 wssby Is keeping mighty stfn for
man that promised come months back
10 curl Pat Nasies hair IN August.
The Erid Wave thinks that II Mark
Hanna Is successful all the boy babies
will be named Mark and all the girl babies
Hannah
Dennis Flynn. II is said. - not going to
take the campaign easy this year. He n
going &c make the fght like he haA .aooo
IlaG. T.ty TO overcome
A new Macaroni factory ~ In course OF
construction at South McAiestcr How
Goes IL come that McAissteE has a mono
poly on the macaroxli bJsineSsf
What dsf Bray Of Enid cay IN the 81
Louis convention which caused much
laughter The Associated Press says he
created fun by telling his troubles
The most eloquent platform yet written
N Oklahoms this year L. tho Cleveland
county Republican platform which Is the
hsrsn and brain-work OF Billie Walker OF
Norman. Il Is daisy.
Tho blackwell Record announces that
the Republicans OF the territory VIII WIN
easily. II Is probably right- II Is plain
paflican party IN oklahoma than n any
otlser state or territory In ths west
The Indian Territory IL larrer IN .rea
than Connecticut, Delaware. MaSsachu-
sets. New Hampshire. New Jersey Rhode
Island and Vermont combiret. II Is
larger than South Caronfsa or West VIZ
ss.n.a and nearly 80 large as Main. Indiana
or Kentucky. The population OF the In
dian territory f. greater than that OF Ar
zorla. Dakota. Delaware. Idaho. Montana
Nsvadr, New Mexico North Dakota. Ore
Eon- Rhode Island. South Dakota. Utal
Vermont. Washington or wyoming
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04

alive of the S.xty-eight district. and also
commissioner OF said district At IL
o'clock a m. to elect twenty-five dele
gates and alternates TO the state conven-
ton and TO nominate the following
county officers. to-wit: State Senator.
Clerk OF the District Court, County At
torney, Probate Judge. Superintendent of
Public Instruction
Delegates TO said conventions shall be
elected at Republican primaries. which
shall be held on August Srd. ISIS. at the
usual voting places IN the county out
side of the city of Wichita. between the
hours OF and o'clock 2. m, and in the
city of Wichita between the hours of and
Z o'clock D. n. at the following places.
to-wit:
First ward-Mammoth stables. South
Main street.
Second Ward-Northwest corner of Main
and Second streets.
Third ward-Topeka Avenue barn. 30
North Topeka avenue.
Fourth Ward-yacant room. corner Oak
and Lawrence avenue.
Fifth Ward-Martinson block.
Sixth Ward-Corner Ida and Douglas
avenues.
The basis of apportionment TO said con-
ventions will be one delegate for each
twenty-five votes AID major fraction
thereof cast for Hon. Chester l. Long for
congressman in the election of 1894. and in
addition thereto one legate-at-large for
each voting precinct IN the county OF
Sedgwick; and under this apport.Onment.
the various wards. townships and pre-
cincts are entitled 10 the following repre-
sentation, to-w.t:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
A TALE OF TWO TAILS.

Internationally the tail does some
times wag the dog, that is when there
Is but one dog and one tail and that tail
his own. But new problem confronts
the Popocrat party. 1t has dog with
two tails, two unlike and contrary
tails. both apparently on the wag, but
disinclined to wag together or In the
same direction. This is going to make
trouble for the dog. If they wag him
at all they are liable, by their divers
and incoherent action, to throw him
into spasms, and fits are bad for
dog. Besides death to the dog means
death to both tails. For the dog to
brace himself on his platform and re
fuse to be wagged by either one tail
or the other. or by both, would prove
more disastrous than 30 be wagged by
both. Arthur Sewsll, the Chicago tail,
says he will wag his own way or not
at all, and Tom Watson, the st. Louis
tail, is already getting on Fremont
tory sway and wiggle. The Populists
should either have attached their tail
to a dog of their own, or otherwise the
Democrats should have bobbed their
dog and left him to be supplied with
tail by the Populists. The removal
of either of the superhuous tails threa-
tens to be fatal, not only to the other
tail but to the dog himself. The head
Of the dog, which is not slow on the
bark, is uD in Nebraska but his tails
ere separated as far as is the north
from the south. The dog is only gent
ly barking now but wait till both his
tails are pinched at once II you want
TO hear a howl. The trouble OF this
tale Of two tails might possibly be
obviated by looping off both append
ages and substituting an entirely new
tail, but the genuine Bourbon is fixing
up a scheme to supply a. new head,
which will also include a new tail.
Two heads and three tails will then or
nament the great Demo-Popocrat ag-
gregation. The soul Of the tortured
body the meanwhile slumbers In Buzz
yards Bay neither needing nor car
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
ALONG THE KANSAS HrLs.

! At Douglass. Kansas. they are soon 20
have a Mckinley pois-rAlslnx. A corn
| stalk viii bs used
/ I'd Iittls ssys the puitocrats shau not
I plant another Sicily IN Kansas" Tha,
Is right Kaffir f. better.
Ths Newton Republican remarks that
Jerry sfmpron has already begun 10
'-slouch up FOR tn. campaign"
This j. NE biggest week IN Kansas poti-
ticz After this week a great many tainSs
VIII be settled. incgffng j. stmrson.
Tn. city council Of steri.ns hss taken
I under consideration The impo@sbslity OF
| reducing tbs city employees sziarisA
Mr. Bump. formerly OF Auru.n.. wnsss
riding over the rocky roads mar cripp.s
Creek IN the last two months has lost
sirty pounds
Shake hand-'' said ore srsuner 20 ,hs
other Let's stop craving over tt<s fnAa
eiai q1e-tson and take up sorns,hins We
know sofnet hing about
T, Tom Fitch Of Arizona knew so~ pop
ular the Eagle has mad. him with re
Republicans % Kansas he would moTs
A Kansas e1i.or (who IL a Rspubitc.1)
says shAt the Ransa. Repn5iiesa fnaio-5-
ties and TIE price Q, corn co always sso-
tUate IN the same s'recron-
Congressman Klrkoatrfck % he Tniri
District hAs a ns- sp>cch IN With -
says T. q voice ina: er1>s o, ~ creeks
tia; he n true banastAliist
Jurktn q stsrlnx has fEvrsi OFT ~
Some ane-suBn css5is;ry ne; vhrn Kan
sas RsVubiioan xgyA a ase,i<tsrhs SLAVES
Il OF Ana roez q taxing aoKialey rattle,
s,-ynE 10 - sster tue po~tsfacs.
Prank Brown q Gsrastt - . oo-zsr
n Kansas soBf.es In = rzat 81 Car
re-, axziust Morrill, Instructions 49, oth-
a. Cay ths 0cgcsrfioz csnter~6 AZ ;hetr
s.renxfa n FFanxs c~a ward al -
heat tsen cree 70 oz.e-
a man nSrnes Hama nvf-K e String
"a. - eafy o-acztaorn tree - 49,
yiis Es;eF b-ssssh; Z: from Irs'sss rssp
arc ar. Hzaas tz4zrs thA; nssss9 A-as
Tz.ase e cane from ons of - s-ssses>s
ard ~1tl rsns = % EryAa-
.sTgg~ rsaeh. ask-s az s1e-si nan ca
= kar-sEas G1erHf~s = - = ~ @--to<@t y
ne f-~A<u-y a. ~ pre~-st t-sr- STs~ ~.
E1rrslzs-f -sesn. he- rzrh - 80 s.uzl
ss-sIas * tn ed q ne ssessas s~ecss
yssrT'
TIE Dosss Gsoss R~rsbts-z- ss7s "a,
ths time s@s oorz.s fer rxrts<x sses7 %
krsckse paesr % pTfrssr.s aaz II az
nsseees 20 a. "a "a - a that :, !. zo- "a
II szs e~sa so- years. szssi.- ~ H~,as-
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slsss
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tE>iss sns = s4i- xrx.z.. .-sz n ,<,,.r
esiikrs- sA.E sa~ nan -a-
sfv 49,
'sfes. az 2zie zs-o<4er ar.xxsrr = --yss
yga sSE Trss~ = 60 sir ~g.E
sssess - Eve thsr-.- The Gsr~r srszn-r
ssrfsas fs-zars esirxsy 49, fsl.ss -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
CAN REPUBLICANS AFFORD 1T.

Republicans should remember that in
voting for Bryan and Sewall they ore
indorsing the resolution denouncing
'.the arbitrary interference by federal
| authorities in local affairs as a viola
ton OF the constitution of the United
States and crime against free institu-
tons" as a part Of the Chicago plat
form. This resolution or plank in the
platform avs adopted as an indorse'
ment of the course pursued by Alt
geld in resisting federal Interference
in the Debs' labor troubles at Chicago.
Its adoption not only condemned the
course Of the government in prevent
ing the wholesale destruction Of prop
erty, but it recognizes, in another
form, the old doctrine of state rights as
SUPERIOR to that of the federal govern
ment. This is the issue upon which
the late war was fOught-the old doc
trine OF notification upheld by Cal
houn, Yancy and Jeff Davis. They
stood for the rights Of South Carolina
or any other southern state, to go out
of the Union without federal Interior
ence Altgeld, in resisting the employ
ment of troops at Chicago, claimed the
same right. The Democratic platform
enunciates the same doctrine, and
every man, of whatever party affilia-
tons, who votes for that party's can
didate puts himself on record as n sup
porter of the old Calhoun principle
1t must be remembered, too, that the
Altgeld-Debs fiaSco was more than rev.
olution. 1t was anarchistic in the true
sense. Those engaged in the strike
were mostly foreigners who know little
and care less about the essence and
spirit of our free institutions. They
asre, for the most part, a class who I'M
migrate from their native country for
their country'S good, and are ever a
prolific source of harm in this coun-
try. They avail themselves Of the high
er wages paid for labor, and show their
gratitude by asking for more. They
hack up their demand by the use of
the fire brand and the deadly explo-
sive. II is such cattle as these that
are encouraged by this plank In the
Democratic platform. Surely no Re
pd3lican can support such a declarar
ton Of principles without some Qualms
Of conscience. Better that the rehabi
tation OF silver should be postponed
indefinitely than that such a spirit of
anarchy should dominate our govern
ment. We believe bimemllisn is the
true principle for our national money
system. hut no right thinking Republi-
can voter Will care to have it amalga-
ted with anarchy or state rights. Its
recognition Will come through the Re
publican party, just as all other re-
forms have originated. Its money func-
tons will be recognized. and 1t Will be
saved 10 the use and profit OF the whole
people just as the government itself
was preserved, by the class who up
hold federal authority. and not by the
dynamiters and socialists who de-
nounce the government authorities for
preserving order
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
KANSAS DEMOCRACY.

There Is no Democratic party II Kan
sas. \ few old Democratic bosses
keep up the semblance Of an organi-
cation, which meets in state convention
tomorrow, at Hutchinson. That con-
vention will do nothing Of itself or in
dependently. John Martin. the mogul
OF the party, has even publicly announc
ed that It will not He says that they
viii do whatever the Pops do at Abb
lene. on the same day. In that Is the
secret Of the whole matter. The Demo
Gratis without the Populists are moth
ing. but in bossing them through their
pretended organization they cut quite
a swath. and what is true OF the state
is true of every county in the state The
only importance that the Democratic
party has in Kansas comes OF its sue
cessfully running the Pop party. That
is true in this county and city. The real
downright Democrat, he who il q
Democrat from principle, deSpiscs the
Pop party and all its doctrines: but
the Democratic boss holds on 20 the
Pop for all there is in sight Should
the Pop party Of this county declare
their Independence OF Democratic
bosses IL would be the Inst OF them
Democrat bosses have a very thorough
understanding anil So far they have
had little trouble l.: owrking the Pop
party for sill the best places. Il is
thought ~ some that the combine over
cid the thing last week in demanding
the trhee best places in the gift 81 The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
FISH ARE BITING.

Grover Cleveland draws his thous-
and dollars in gold per week and fishes
on in silence. Somebody once said that
silence is golden. Silence has long
been considered as consent. How
ever, silence in many instances Is slmp-
ly cowardice. Whether Grover is keep
ing still because fish are supposed 10
bite better when there is no talk going
on, or because he is satisfied with the
way things are going. or from fear OF
opening his mouth, the country Is let
in doubt. He pulls in his tsn ana
draws his salary regularly ana that
is all that Is known of the situation IN
BuzZard's Bay. A man may De d
fisherman and still be patriot ana a
president there is no doubt, but there
are doubts as to Cleveland IL Is
thought that he inspired Whitney to
demand of Mckinley that he drop pro-
lection as an issue and confine NM
self to the gold standard. The only
wonder of those who know the man Is
that he didn't ask Mckinley to resign
the race in his favor. That would
be the regular thing in the way OF
Grover gall There is the Democratic
party going to pieces on the rocks or
Populism; there is the treasury fall
ing TO meet the current expenses of the
administration; there, bleeding, plead
ing Cuba, but still in silence sits Gro
yer fishing the days and weeks away.
What is his party, what the nation,
compared to his ease and the way the
fish bit? Let some one answer, for
Grover will not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
BLUNpER EFT sLUNpEReUs.

The assembling Of two or more Demo
Gratis is always the signal for some
egregious blunder. At Chicago they
singled out the most conspicuous act
of Cleveland's administration and pass
ed resolution condemning it This
was at once an insult to the president
they had elected and cool, deliberate
exhibition of Democratic perfidy. Ref
erence is had. of course, to the resolu-
ton denouncing the president for call
ing out government troops to quell
the Chicago riots. They seemed 10 for
get that the party as a whole was re
sponsible for Mr.. Cleveland. 1t was
Democratic votes, nothing more, moth
ing less that made him president. Even
the author of this resolution, and
every delegate who voted for it, con-
tributed his ballot toward making just
such an order possible, and, by so much
it proves boomerang to kick every
member who voted for the resolution
square in the neck. But it is the same
old story. If the sole aim of all Demo
Gratis was that of building dead-falls
for their own destruction they could
scarcely succeed better. They are for
ever seeking TO undo something they
have done. They are never satisfied,
save when Matching some scheme that
nobody else would entertain for a mo-
ment, or digging up some adventurer
who sells them out before the ink is dry
on his oath of office. If Democracy is
consistent in anything it is in its in
consistency. If its leaders are endow-
ed in any way it is with the gift OF
laundering If its course and history
has been conclusive TO anything, 1T is
in raising that particular kind of sheol
which keeps its voters at white heat,
and its leaders in chronic state of
apology for some act of cussedness
which they owuld undo If they could.
They owe Grover Cleveland an apology
for having discovered him, but the
blunder has worked their eternal de-
struction, After breaking their necks
on the boy orator they viii retire per
manently.
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cratic brother. and IL his speech sucd.
'-our friend was n little Oft Is ast Is
ounces Of silver - dollar. but - si~er
dollars out Of Is ounces CT silver. tAsts
the way It's TO &c core and SO they left Il.
Now Marsh. TIA, IS TO speech Of or
Guthrie friend Ten-ns me OF the s;cry 81
the Methodist deacon-more Jealous han
piocs--who. praying for certain cest.-
tute widow. said: ''Oh. Lord. send her .
barrel OF four; yes. Lord. send her bar
rel OF meat, Oh, %ood Lord. send her a
whole barrel OF beans: oh. Lord send her
barrel az rcu-er. On. n. that's too
much pepper" So II appears TO me the
Demo-Pops sot little too much silver.
Yours truly. NJ L q.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
REPuE1rcAx conyEHrros-

Delegate coav>zr.ons OF the Republicans
% Setgz1ck eouaty VIII b. hss4 ArE7st
i,A and 81 70 nominate cosn;y sa1 efs-
trtrt ca-aiEates for re ocsces TO be n1ied
a. the NoTsub~r. -. e.erion- sA follows.
so-E.t.
A. Clearwater o. AaZsst ga. =; o'c5ock
, n. 20 roraszzt> candidate for repre-
sentative q re Sixry-aiasa District
In tS4 ctr q Wichita On AEgs1st "a q.
the AEsEto-.1na. az , o'ciSck g. u. % aor1-
i1zre = ozHds-ats f5- representative q sas
SlItT-seTszta district ~ 50 o'eisck -
Il. - nominate = ezz2d2Ie .0< res<ess2i-
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county, but the Pop bosses being orig
inai Democrats themselves the Pop
party will be made to swallow the ar
rangement Some day the POpulists
will realize that there are no Demo
Gratis to speak of. other than these
bosses, when all of sudden it will be
discovered that there is no Democratic
party in Kansas and that there has not
been for years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04

Topeka wants a new bridge But
Topeka gets very little that she does
not get out OF the state or OF the Santa
Fe Railway company. However, To
peka voted bonds for the bridge which
became OF some informally or Illegal
~ She could not sell We note that
the state has come TO her rescue by
cashing her bonds as a part OF the per-
manent school fund. to the amount o.
slOO 600