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Bo.ton Wool Market.

Boston. Mass. April i5.-Thc American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say tomor-
row Of the wool market There has beei
a noticeable decrease In activity the paet
week, accompanied In some cases by hiSnS
quotations. A prominent feature OF the
market is that many dealers report very
little wool which they can offer for SALE.
The lessened activity IL due partly to TINS
fact. especially to the fact that manufac-
turers have been reduced to state Of
great uncertainty by conflicting news from
their enlargements Of the raw materials.
The most striking feature has been IN
great activity OF foreign wool comparee
with the domestic, "a per cent Of the totsi
eign wool. The imports OF wool the past
week have been enormous. amounting q
45.l14 bales, which, II We reckon CIV
400 pounds 10 the bale, represents ~
900 pounds,
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WILL PROTECT AMERICANS.
Secretary State Sherman Spain That Indefinite I'M
orisonment of American Citizens Must Cease.

15.-As from Washington says
not likely to be cr-
rights OF
'hat impson-
mas served
the island cuba when
that viii seemst o haye
OF
outmaral and shot president
Weyler
the
informed the
protest II
A any rate General Rivera Is huh Twins
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Chtcngo Hnccs.

CHICAGO, April l5.-Ch.cago racing was
or"noi today at Forsythc 1t was n
pleasant afternoon and Il crowd OF $500
was ol hand
SIX furl"ngs Anna Aiavcs Garfield
senator MorHill TTmc. i;i7
Three and pac.half furlunEs 2-ycar-
ODDS Alsarctie. MISS Hoy, Alpho1 Time
Five fuMonEs; Bridget, Tho Deuce
Gotham Time. l0g
one milo; Ken wNiacll Simmons. sun
burs'. Time. 80
Seven turlolge Harry Shannon, Evan
atus. lJr. g. Time Isl
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Sacks keep Rack the water.

Lake Providence, La, April l5.--'rhe sit
uation here is very critical, The water is
now over the Elton leveo proper, in some
pacoa several inches, but 1t is protected
by sacks and dirt. The Mcclure and Con
cordia levecs below town are being worked
upon. These lcveos are only about three
inches above the water and VIII be thor
oughly sacked tomorrow The river Is
rising one-ten,h every twonty-four hours
and stands A feet on the gauge. just four
tnnths heloW Tho highest water.
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MAJOR sAyDoVAL's MISSION.


Cuban Juntu.
Philadelphia, Pa. April ia private
ee'ine OF cubans and Cuban sympathlAers
80 he'a in this city tonight. at which 1t
10 decided to take steps to Illustrate what
NC ouoans claim is the real object of Ma
oandovals visit to this city. This Is
'' 10 De the arrest of no less persons than
Ro,,r members of the Cuban juntu in this
ovat y II has been stated that Mr.. san
hun,,, ealhe to Philadelphia TO purchase
hpnian o. war to be shipped in the
.ead,. way TO General Weyler In Cuba.
|n,orms oubans assert that 1t is to gather
fest NJ a ~ mat VIII eliminate in the ar
ind C, ncneral Estrada Palma at New York
(ormer T ~ Quosada at Washington The
Ban rn,,i. ~ ,he minister of the So-callod Gu
Ii ,ba p'nilc ana the latter charge a'anairos
sandoy,iD ap''ai' 1t is stated that Major
tral W.. mas been commissioned 10y Cen
Is know 'tp ior this express purpose and
mepts 10 10 nave IN his possession docu-
pne n, touhd on the steamer Laurada on
The n,. .er recent trips to cuba. showing
QuessSa prayed by Generals Palma and
srrest u, N her movements. should the
Issu, ,o me )unta leaders result and the
81 sucb 'nsue In court as to the liability
b inri u u body there win be n ouestIo1
the in,ors,oh That viii not only involve
the Guest,en commerce laws, but also
>''pi'y Of nations '"'' anu tue
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San Franceco. April l5.--Rosulis:
Six furlonps selling: Billy Myers. Pop.
pinIay. Fannie II. Time. In.
one mile; Paruhemax, Russell ". Fly.
Time. Ley.
Six fiIriongs, selling. Charlcmange.
Tempostuous, Ruffalbab. Time. ZIG
-Four furIongs: Miss Rpweua. Barrey
Schneider. f'lushingion. Time, 10.
Time, lA2
Six furlongs, aelling. Major Cook. Mo.
icilaska Dunboy. Time l.lJia.
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wEYLEIvs UkAsg.
He Orders the Houses of pcn.np,, o.,
lie DcmoIisbcd

havana April 15.-ln view OF the an.
proach OF the rainy season Captain Genera,
Weyler has ordered the erection of an in
Urinary on the trocha and three military
hospitals.
me captain general has ordered the do -.
molition of all houses inside the zone 81,
cultivation. This is on the theory that the
peasants VIII ROMAN at night In the block
nouses and remove their families TO the
the regulars will not be exposod IN No
FISK, in case OF insurzent aggression Of
smoothing women ami children. More than
SIXTY huts and houses have been DESTROYED
III the district named ~
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The True Remedy.

w. NJ. Repipc. editor Tlskilwa, uI,l
Chief. says: 1--WE won't keep house without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs ana Colds ExporimeStcd with
many Others, but never got the true rem
edy until we used DR.. Kings New Dlscoy-
ery. No other remedy can take It's place
In our home. as In II we have certain ana
sure euro for Coughs. Colds. whooping
Coughs. ETC." II is idle to experiment with
other remedies. even II they are urged on
you as lust as good as Dr. King . new DIS
ooyeIy. They are not as good. because
This remedy has record Of cures and be-
sides is guaranteed. II never falls 70 sat-
isfy. Trial bottles free at all druggists.
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Washington, April 1.-THE president to-
day sent TO the senate quite a number Of
nominations of postmasters. among which
are the following:
Arkansas NJ. sugg, Dardanelles;
Samuel Davis Russellville; j. u. Jarvis.
Van Buren, j. X. Snodgrass, Paragou!d.
Tcxas-Thomas Breen Mncola.
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SITUATION AT NEW ORLEANS.
Inconvenience to Commerce on Ac
count of Dnmnge.

count of Dnnnge.
New Orleans. La, April 15.-The closest
attention is being paid TO the river guagc.
and its fluctuations noted by interested
parties Tonight 1t ranges from 1871 to
1870. according to the condition of the
wind. While there is no uneasiness felt
locally by reason of the present high water,
yet much inconvenience commercially is
being experienced on the river merchandise
OF all descriptions. calling for protection
against damage by water.
The local ferries are also in straits to
maintain regular service and tho situation
altogether may be pronounced not alarm
ing, but decidedly perplexing.
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sunn,ics for sunnowcr District.

Washington, April 15,-Just before the
close of office hours Secretary Alser re-
oeyed telegram from Nieksburg rep
rcsenting that the people in sunhower
district were cut OFF from dry lana auu III
great need of food and forage. He imme-
diately called his bureau officers In consul
tation and then ordered another steamboat
to take on supplies and start for the scene
of distress
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nrports al Washington.

washington. April 15.--Tbe news that
came to the war department from the
lower Mississippi voley today was cen
fIicting. Below VicFsburg the conditions
appear to differ on each side OF the river.
From tho army officer in Mississippi came
the most alarming statement that mum
her of people are suffering for food, WINE
the Inspecting officers in Louisiana eoun-
eel against too liberal assistance as likely
TO lead 10 bad labor conditions.
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A New crevnssc

"hibodcaux. La. April ia crevasse
occurred at noon today at Leon Babiha'
one mile below Lafourche crossing west
side. 1t will inundate the section between
Ravous Lafourche and Terre Bonnie, from
ST. Prices Arcadia plantation TO the guii'
The water has fallen fifteen inches at mi
bodeaux In the past six hours.
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TIc nnnnIOen.

Tho practice work at the park goes Tor
to1av for The last time. for tomorrow the
tenn will 10 against The Sand Grabs ana
the war VII be on IN earnest The sick
ness OF Becker and Knox and McGnnn'a
bnrt may necessitate a change N posi-
lions for the first few games. but IN a
l3ttie while the men VIII be all right ana
nv the San .fnom day game they VIII
likely IL lined out for the seison.
'rhl,t game on the 2lst is gong to be n
warm ono and the largest crowd of the
season is expected. regardless Of the many
ofter events fixed for that day.
Achenbach & Schune WI present me
p,.,nhor OF the team who makes the irst
hone run fine pair Of shoes, jus't as an
Acknowledgement to the boys TO ind IN"
fence.
A. Urcnham.
Brenham. Texas, April i5.-Brenham o.
~ L. sotn
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PARIS, Texas, April 14-rhe Texas Md
lande' uniforms arrived last night ana
the boys hav.. looked at them IN grcn' adj
mira, ON. Taking lhc team as whole
81 . much sIrongS ithan the Mi1ianus
were at their unexpected ternAia' .Jh oi
lasi year. Qugg wtll he m the box ior
penls5n at the opening game on SATURDAY
ana viii no doubt make q superhumhn el-
6ort TO nut tho hldlands out Of the BUS
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Coast Closely watched.

Jacksonville, Fla. April l5.-It is stated
That no moro expeditions will be sent from
Florida at present On account of the s,rIct
W., wa'ch kept by tho government OF vessels
The center Of operations viii no cborynd
TO Now York
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Two Lively Prize Fights mt San
Francisco.

San Francisco. April lb-In the lnaugu'
raj enterts 'nment of the Paclhc Athletic
club their was plenty OF cleverness, game
ness and gore. and the length of the con-
tests was sufficient 70 satisfy the most
enthusiastic.
The particular stars were Alex Greg
eains. n San Fnanclsco heavyweight. and
Jack Stelzner, who absorbed some oi
champion F.tzsimmons' glory from a
cs,sa pssociation with that celebrity while
he Was preparsng for Ids tight with Cor
bet. ait Carson City. - ..,,
Greggalns the aggressor. There were nvr
was weak when he toed the scratch for
the tenth. bur recuperatai and punched
Aex sn the Jaw with his left. Tho next
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! SPAIN THINKS SHE CAN WIN.

,.,,,op VIII he Crushed If the
United States Keeps Hands on.
lew York, April ia special to the
rid firm Madrid says;
Political and diplomatic circles in Mad
are animatedly discussing the improve
bit Of the prospects Of Spanish rule in
ba, in consequence. 1t is said, Of an
ive exchange Of confidential and un-
cal communications between the United
ties and Spanish governments since Nc
|bley and Sherman took office.
IN seems that Spanish diplomacy has In
baied at Washington that Spain can not
4erain any suggestion Of American me-
btion to obtain the submission OF the
ban insurgents. and that spain asks
" that the American executive con-
ue to check and punish flibuster expe-
ions and separatlst juntas and propa-
hda whenever the Spanish legation and
bsuls produce sufficient evidence of their
lstence, as was done recently In the
be of the New York scparatst jInta's
frespondence with instructions to Gu
p insurgents.
Suanish diplomacy was authorized to
20 unofficial confidential verbal assur-
ices that il the American government
q that much, Spain considered herself
lite equal 10 the task OF shortly reduc-
toe rebellion to such pass that the
ldrid government will be justified in the
Is OF public opinion In Spain and the
,ohles to carry out West Indian home
le IN very liberal spirit, and in Its
IKE extensive tariff reforms that would
IKE very easy aftcrward treaty of
nmerce between the United States,
ba and Porto Rico.
n the same way the American state
'artment was given to understand that
I'm Will in the future deal more lenlent-
WIN these parties and that when home
put In force general amnesty will
granted to include all rebels submit
within certain period, and all po-
cal convicts, prisoners and suspects cX-
, or transported to Spanish fortresaes
penal settlements without trial.
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Washington. April 1.-THE senate today
confirmed the following nominations:
James h. ANGEL OF Michigan. minister to
Turkey; George d.. Mcikoljohn Of Nebras-
kn assistant secretary Of war; Isaac Selig-
man and Leopold Soligman, the firm OF Sc
liemhn Bros. at London. TO be special fiscal
agents of the navy department at that
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'"hAcCo INDUSTRY,
'nt Amused In Cuhu Over
u,, 'he Spanish Order.

line lana April 15.-I.a I.ucha. comment
innro. 'Soria'ly today upon the unfavorablc
cbsna'h produced in Cuba by the
ler y. Proposed in the conduct of ,he
line w ,D"aeeo industry and by the order of
updor 'u''a government allowing shipment
issue Me new conditions. saws that the
Which 'a'sed is the most serious problem
It urs. mas come up since the war begun.
and t,s 'a'mness upon the part of Cubans
the ma Mus ,hem rely upon the good sense of
pres,~" au''a government and the honor of
ialsenoa' Mckinley, who, recognizing the
,ce !. of the claims, viii sec that JUS
great Ve'pt of the news has caused a
pro,s., ssasatlon among the workmen and
tursr,. nave been made by the manufac.
nercs union and the chamber of COM
injurIs. we we. latter asserting that serious
sardlps WIN follow the manufacturers re
to thos.s me tobacco industry in Cuba and
shas Of worknen.
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INSULT TO THE FLAG.
a.. Penetrated by Spanish
Soldiers in Cuba.
EplcAN FLAG TORN TO PIECES.
uro,scn Open and froperts
,,v 10 American and brit
,,h subjects Destroyed.

Work.. April ia dlspatch to the
!, from sagua la Grande. via Key
ssys; News has Just reached here OF
,,ngo perpetrated near the town Oh
,,.,ada by Spanish troops. VINO de-
I'D the property owned by the wife OF
n-,,,b vice consul. MIR. Harris OF
/. and tore M an American flag which
ko,naser of the estate. Mr.. George haf-
n, American citizen, had drapei
his bed
estate of Mrs. Harris. called La
I, is abou, two miles from Encruei-
nprinr George Harris absence the
h,ent Of Estramada came along, burst
,ho locked doors and removed the
|,,ol and other articles of value. Find
Iho flag in the managers bedroom the
A., carried it out with many epithets
tore it 10 bits.
wing satisfied their vengeance upon
hit of bunting in the absence of Its
hrs they departed.
he matter was reported to Mr.. Harris
k,s return and he promptly laid 1T be-
the British and American consular
,esentatiyes in Saeua. who will cause n
lough Investigation.
Is said that the Spanish assert that
had seen INSURGENTS leaving the es-
hut this is denied bv the manager.
he American consul at Sagua. his
hds say. will make full report on the
incident. He is MIR, Barker, one OF
most vigorous American representa-
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MISSISSIPPI FLOOD,
Continued From First pnrco

slowly. The Rock Island tracks opposite
LoaYenWorth are under water and trains
OF mat road and the Chicago Great West
tfn are sent out over the burlington tracks
All other lines are still safe.
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OF the navigation laws came up for tr,., In
the United states court today, and nstor
nearing the evidence Judge Licko pronn, ;
ly rendered decision dsmissinr he "aso
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Anhcuser-Busch nrew,ng Assn.

recommends the use of the greatest OF an
tonics. MALT Murine" and guarantees inc
merits claimed for it.. For sale by all
druggists.
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New York April 10. -Conmodore '"ui"
t.. ,, 80 ha rre,,arinr number of sur
:" '''' ...,,,.. Cos, tho Atlantic
prlses IN the WAY Vi p'tNN9
mako the season as lively as possible.
,,,,,,,. r,ducod
VIZ" INV -, -. a,,.,r,,.rs born nj,
rates ,r' "'.'i'', ,,,. y. 1T, es,t.no,el
Grant Meliio'lai LAY 80 -. na,c re
at 4'Vuu'VuV' nus w Wv ,,,c,,,. and
cciIcu ,uu!S i1' -, ,,,,, ,nter-
IiO'h'NH - - ,oin ~ a century
wv WIN VIZ
, ., 5 ,or tbnt reasor, ALI
ine 'nN 49,, p.,
the more pleaslhs-pld maui Wy 'He e""
sylyanta road for popularity among bicy'
clists is probably without Il parallel IN th!s
country. In voluntarily ANlHb VIZ .is
pennsy has made clever move that VIII
be remembered by me ieW HlI'',u 'a, 49, NO
lhis COUNT 20 ra,I,.r,d apu,.I IN such
a Iarpc and pnwertu, class
Tosenh .lokkerst. for many years an In
tsl,,,d ,,,or house lis dead
mas y. az '-0"e .,,.,,.., ,t.,
aged lOl years Jokkefsl' UP W "a'non' NV Nv.
very day OF his death. was ae0ue'oiiiv' "
go of ON sprees. ana wheh question:" a..
WAYS attributed MS iope.Ni! 70 Wv -
use OF tobacco and WHISKY leiipeI".'
people can SIN ma a nelilon ~, ~ 'n us
though, as the eentehaIiai' az" Nun
posu'' D''Nh
a fearless TRIBE oil p'cSc'e i'4''' mo-. ,'''1
grown up in the WIGS oil brooN'9n
tribe braves con'umeiy anu i"osHA az
sucers. and Is known as the i1o% ~. 80
Wheelmen's club IL Is rtsuiA'I
thoraed organization but why II ,no"i ~,
consent TO be known py suc nu nm mes.', IN
not known, as it Is iaet wen h h''g ,,,et
bow-lcgged mcn anu DUN -less s' Do5 ~,
they appear 10 as EEou % air,S,',d n,.,hrer
wheel as their stralghter-IiInpeu ptethlol
and sisters. Various reasons nav pvei a,.
ynnced as TO why so many broohiynl'sS 49, %,'
bow legged, but the geheraliS aco'i''en '''
CRY Is they grew that way
,..,a, ,,,. COW
Justice DaiS 0"u'
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Dallas. Texas. April l5.-Mnnager Nc
Cio.,lsoy expected Pitcher P"ppers Ia on
the evening train yesterday. ani, in com
pauy with several of the pcfender' ond
n dalclsai. isn o. fans. wont dow to the
G,wot n, velpmp him. He failed to ar
rive lie W n occapy tho boz tor Dallas
during one OF The open ng series OF games
Wlth Fort worth in Dallas ON %ho nm
18Th aud nth,
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Jacks"a'n,ieSs Case Dismissed.
against ,ha' ria. April l5.-The case
steamer Dauntless for violation
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

New York. April 10. Commodore Gould
is said to be preparing number OF sur
prises in the way of prizes for the Atlantic
SQUADRON this year. He is determined 10
mako the season as lively as possible
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A. Brcniam.
GAMENEss AND GORE.

nrenham. Texas. April l5.-Brenham
GulnH atom u.
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PROPOSALS.
Office of City Clerk,
Topeka, Kansas, August 10, 1897.

Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until Monday evening at o'clock,
August 18th, 1897, for furnishing all the
material and performing all the labor for
improving the city prison by building an
additional story to the back part, accord
ing to the plans and specifications of the
city engineer, now file in his office.
Payments to be made in cash upon eSti-
mates of the city engineer, subject to the
approval of the mayor and council.
All proposals must be accompanied by
a certified check of $4,000 payable to the
city of Topeka, as guarantee that the
party receiving the award will enter into
contract within three days after such
award and give good and sufficient bond
for the faithful performance of the con-
tract.
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any OF all bids.
S. s. McFADDEN
(Seal.) City Clerk.
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(First published in the Topeka State
Journal, August 10, 1879


Sealed proposals will be received at the
offfcee of the secretary of the state of
Kansas, at Topeka, Kansas, until Il
Q CLOCK noon September 9th, 1897, for sand
ing OF the State Library rooms, in the
Capitol building.
Also laying a wood floor, trimming the
windows, and doors, and wainscoating
The carpenter work will be let separate
from the plastering. Carpenter will in
Guide the grading of the I beams ready
for the steel lathing.
Proposals will also be received for the
repairing of the north and south arches,
platforms and steps, and repairs of the
stone work of the dome.
All to be in accordance with plans and
specifications prepared for the same. This
work is authorized by the executive coun-
eli under the provisions of chapter Al laws
OF 1895 and chapter ID session laws of 1897
copies or plans and specifications will be
on file in the office of the state house ar
chitect, from and after August 9Th. 1897
PARTIES bidding on the work will be re-
CURED to accompany their bid with a GER
titled check of per cent of the amount
of their contract, to be forfeited to the
state, in case the successful bidder fails
TO enter into contract and give bond for
within five days after the said contract
is awarded.
The attention of all bidders is called to
chapter ia of the session laws of 1891 in
ing days labor.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Blanks for bidding will be furnished by
the state house architect.
Governor and President of the Executive
Council.
w. E. BUSH
Secretary of State. ond Of the Executive
Council.
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La the Gallery.

Joblots-This is the Stock Exchange,
where Wall streets bulls and bears are fed.
Cousin Mary-What do they feed 'em?
Joblots-Lam BIS.
Cousin Mary-Dear mel And where
are the lambs kept?
Joblots-They don't keep 'em. They
merely skin 'em.-Yellow Book.
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Not Robbed.

Actress (who thinks of having her dia-
monds stolen for the sake of the advertise
ment)-Has any one ever been robbed at
this hotel?
Guest (sHmmer hoteD-None of my
friends have. We all took the precaution
to settle about rates before we came.-New
York Weekly.
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"The trouble with your machine" said
the scoffer in the buggy, probably is that
it was tired when you started OUT
Eyes. SIR answered the cyclist by the
roadside, still plying his air pump vigor-
ously, "but it's getting it's second wind. !"
-ChiNaco Trihnna.
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n ANTS, RENTS.S SIT
UATIONS, REAL
ESTA TIE, AUG
w W TION SALES AND
OTHER CLASSIFIED AID
VERTlSEMENTS
SITUATIONS wANTED-FREE.

Are you in need of work? If 80. you are
at liberty TO use these columns for as
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day. 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
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Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. al
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AhsoIufaIY FieudisIl.

"Who is the neanest man you know?"
'tThe one who will walk between bar
gain window and the woman who is feast
ing her eyes on it. "-Cinoinnati CONNER
eial Tribune.