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to hand out the soberer facts, figures
and statistics Allen is Governor Stan
ley's private secretary. Henry J. Allen,
to whom Mr.. Read has become much at
tached campaigning in Kansas Tor
week. and with whom he had hoped TO
campaign another week Wires were
kept hot TO the national committee for
re-aSSi gnmenr but without avail Iney
began at Osborne Monday night and
swung around successfully to COncor-
dia Washington, Blue Rapids, Seneca
and Usage City Allen is something OF
a StOry-teller himself and wherever the
pair have appeared they have had good
meetings. People not ordinarily reached
by camuai gnerS came out to hear OpIe
Read. They had read his books. they
wanted some of his clever stories from
his own lips and they got them
A fair sample OF them all was the
meeting at Usage City. Saturday night
The previous order of speaking was re-
versed. Mr.. Allen spoke first upon all the
issues Of the campaign in orthodox, but
entertaining fashion, backing up his ar
guments with documents and statistics.
Mr. Read had been detained outside to
address an overflow meeting.
Allen let in a CLEAN of humor once IN
awhile, too.
Pm going to quit now to give Mr..
Read a chance at you" he said
NO, I'm not anxious. You're doing
right welL Keep agoing," Read broke
in.
well. surely want to give you
chance at this great audience while It is
still in conscious state. Allen an
swered-
MR.. READ SPEAKS.
Reads opportunity to get at them
came finally and the audience was still
conscious, with no signs of fatigue
Opie Read is perfectly at home on the
lecture platform from years of exper-
fence His tall, strong figure shows to
greater advantage before the foOtlights.
He stands easily and gracefully, inclin-
ing his head a trifle as If talking conf
dentially to the front rows His stories
follow one another rapidly They are
Joined together by no threads of argu-
ments, further than a moral, that is APP
piled to politics.
Mr.. Reads speech has naturally the
his stories are in negro dialect outright.
He tells them with a smile lurking at
the corners of his mouth, that his NOUS
tache can not conceal any more than
shaggy eyebrows and heavy Iashes can
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the bears fail to make a demonstration
this week they will not have an oppor-
tunfty to do for a long time. unless
the result of the election should be ire
mendous surprise
The buying of Alton securities IS. be-
cause of the promise of the people, who
are accommodating them, attracting consid-
cradle comment Chicago and St Louis
parties have bought a least 5000 shares
of the common and 80 900 shares of the
preferred since Wednesday and there are
orders here to buy several large blocks
in the event of a setback of a couple OF
points in the price News is very bullish
on stocks and they are highly endorsed
by a number of the best houses in the
street.
The settlement of the strike has not
helped the coalers any This is explained
by the fact that these stocks are not pop
ular with the public. They are conso1ed
by manipulators and outsiders selling. Il
is hard to dispose of them without caus-
ing a sharp decline They are an unSat-
isfactOry group to trade In.
Several stocks have been marked up of
late by the circulation Of unfounded rum
ors. Every denial Of such romors lessons
confidence in the stability of the market.
furnishes substantial grounds for the sus-
piciOn that the bull movement in the
stocks in question is the result of shrewd
manipulation
If the market should experience a re-
versal of its position this week a little
money can be safely invested in Atchf-
sons common and preferred. Southern Pa
cific. Union Pacific common and AItons
and Sugar R. n. HUDSON.
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:. Air you in earnestT says Jim.
,sat or course I am; never Joke with
Did he die2 No. siri Sent for the
ether doctah. who told him he wouldn't
ois .v1 and hes swine 70 get Welt"
- HUH HUI What righrd he to put the lie
waited to see the man get his threshing-
We seen nation rise ana get well by
s N. glng doctors, said Mr.. Read. with
the change of administrations in SO point
ed out as the moral.
MAKES A COMPARISON.
Andrew Jackson wasn't introduced
When he grabbed Florida" exclaimed Mr.
Read, % make a point on expansion
don't know you said the Spanish
governor, when he had been landed in
= You viii after this was Jackson re-
ply, The Kentucky hunorist drew back
n the crowd yelled and tried to look like
Git me my gun, nanny, git me my
gun There. yander comes that id
trouble round hyar." were the words 81
an Arkansas settler. according to Mr..
..Naw, it ain'tF' denied nanny.
Don't tell me When 1 see it get up
and its nose smokes taTpiIe don't tell mel
NeDer mind the chillun. nanny. Grab up
hole.
YOUNGSTERS TAKE A HAND
Usage City youngsters entered into the
spirit of political rally night in that quiet
Z! town by making the night as hideous as
bells and monstrous hourns to parade the
streets and jar the atmosphere. Some OF
them rang a gong without the crowded
opera mousse, but Allen would not allow il
was chestnut bell Up on the main strest
tnefe was a fusion rally. also. with
brass band crashing out high notes to add
70 the din before the hall wherein J. NJ.
MeGoWan delivered an address. 1t was.
sure enough, an eyentful night politically
Tor Usage city and Usage county, both of
which had experienced an apathetic cam
paiSn up to Saturday night.
From Usage City Opie Read came back
try to arrange for another week in Kan
sas- What's the use of my going to Colo
RADIO" he said. Il know what those Dem
Yer fellows want. They just want a
'hurrah and banquet want to stay
where can do some good I want to stay
WILL WRITE A BOOK ABOUT KAN
SAS.
Il love Kansas people have never
seen q people am more impressed with
of the state where no one could fall off,
the people know my books and came to
hear me speak But aside from their cor
dlality, l admire them Tor their state en-
thusiasm and their intense Americanisn.
Kansas was a state born in turmoil. Her
people are at the front, patriotic, strong
minded. warm hearted-One of the most
charming people in the world. / love the
Kansas people for these sterling traits.
am going to write a book about KAN
saS people"
with their characteristic propensity for
politics, Kansas will furnish Mr.. Reads
templated work Mr.. Read holds that the
west possesses literary advantages over
the east. in that the former produces
mere types, while the west abOunds in
be picked up and marked down on this
trip.
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Furnished by J. C Goings Commission
Company. members Chicago Board of
Trade, Topeka
New York, Oct 2s.-This promises to
be very interesting week in Wall street
and ii is barely possible that q number
Of important changes in prices will be
recorded before next Saturday noon. A
rumor obtains that liquidation VIII
be a leading feature Of the weeks opera
lions. Many recent purchases of stocks
viii take fright at the first signs of a sell
ing movement and proceed 10 unload The
near approach of election day will have
tendency to induce the weakly maTgined
contingent to dispose of their holdings, If
actual conditions do not force them to
do SO. The fact that the market has had
q good advance during the past fortnight
leads many to believe that a reaction is
due and some Of the most prominent oper-
ators are playing for one. Wormser is no
longer on the bull side. He does not en-
courage the buying Of stocks at prevail
ing prices with the election so close at
hand. IN fact some Of his intimate
friends state that he has been a liberal
seller for several days, and although the
market has not felt the effects of this
selling because of the increased inquiry
from outsiders We begin to tell that the
buying orders come less numerous Keene
is also credited with having disposed of
his holdings and IS suspected of being en-
gagged in organizing a strong bear com
btnatiou TO begin operations this week
against stocks that are known 10 be vul-
nerabIe such as B. r T. No. Pac n
Pac. common and the Steel securities. If
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POLITICAL BREYITIES.
Items of Interest Condensed For the
Busy Reader.

T. A. McNeal and A. T Reid had
large audience at Mcpherson Saturday
night.
J. w. Iden of Parsons and Emil eros
ser, the nominee for representative IN
Dickinson county, have completed a SER
les of meetings in that county
Ottawa reports the largest local regis
4. B. Wall. of Wichita. has not
been taking a prominent part in the Re
publican campaign, although he was one
OF the delegates to the national conven-
ton.
Chester Long and +. w Hoch have
been campaigning in the Seventh dis
trict.
because the members of the bossbusters
league have not contributed fully to
make up the deficiency which existed
when the league went out of business,
has abandoned his fight and is support
ing the Republican ticket from top 10
bottom.
Cyclone Davis predicts that Bryan will
carry Kansas by 1900 to 10000.
The depositors of the defunct First
National bank of Emporia are insisting
that Morton Albaugh comply with the
order of the comptroller of the currency
for an itemized account of the expenses
connected with the receiVerShip Of the
bank.
J. Mack Love, chairman of the Demo
cratic state committee gives out the fol-
lowing. as his official forecast of the re-
suit one week from tomorrow: Mr..
Bryan will carry the electoral vote Of
Kansas by a decisive majority. Every
candidate on the state ticket will be
elected beyond a. doubt. The legislature
will have a Fusion majority on joint bal
lot of at least II. Baker will be succeed
ed by Fusionist for United States SEN
ator. We will elect at least five con-
gressnen and large majority of the To-
cal officers. We can not have less than q
majority Of 5000, and may have as high
a 3 10000" Mr.. Love says further: Our
figures are made in such a way that 1t is
impossible for us to be deceived"
Senator Baker spoke at WamegO Sat
urday night
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Omaha: Hogs, $500: cattle, 42o0.
St. Petersburg: According to the Off
cial messenger the grain shortage is not
confined TO the eastern province The
suffering on account of poor harvest
Grain is forwarded ahead of the merchan-
disc and grain railway rates have been
Northwest receipts OF wheat: Mime
apolis, today SIS. last year 966: Duluth.
today 81 cars. last year 1sS-
Chicago: Wheat opens firmer than ex-
pected, shows liquidation has been thor
ough. Not much for sale and price same
Kansas city receipts: Wheat. today 2n
cars, last year 1877 corn, today % cars,
last year 81; oats, today 20 cars. last
Kansas city close: wheat-Deeember,
63Ac; May, 6SAc- Corn-December. 325sc;
ST. Louis close: wheat-october. 7O%c;
December. 713s01ac; May, 76c bid. Corn
OCTOBER; 35Ac; December S3S&c; Ray, S47s
St. Louis receipts: Wheat. today 123 200
bu., last year 60 200 bu.; corn, today 107. 400
bu., last year % 600; oats, today $3.50 bu.,
Chicago: Hogs close steady. 5000 left
over.
Liverpool: Wheat closes. I'd to I'D lower;
corn sd higher to SD lower than Fridays
close.
Visible supply: Wheat increase i $50. 900:
corn, decrease 10000; oats. increase u.s.
600.
Chicago: Estimated receipts for tomor-
rrow-Wheat $40 ears; corn, 700 cars; oats,
Primary receipts and shipments: Wheat
Receipts. two days. 2,2S3. $50; last year
last year 10000 Corn-Receipts 1.-TWO
days. S25. 2S7. last year 10 0o0. shipments
(tWO days. 1.109 341, last year $50 GO
Total clearances: Wheat and -four (as
wheat. rs. Qoo bu-: corn, s30. 153 bu.
Total visible: Wheat, 59,773,000; corn,
Chicago; Wheat. decrease 15s. 900: corn
increase 1OS,0OOs oats. decrease ia. 900.
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OIa14 AOLB5F
Furnished by = G GG Siaags cqmmisssione
Trade. Topeka
Chicago. Ill. Oct 29.-wHEAT-This is
the first day in some time that wheat has
shown strength and seems has been in
acter which was better. Local pit trad
ers have not been in sympathy. but
rather against the advance and sold
wheat Early cables were at decline,
both Liverpool and Paris. but in face of
this news was received from Argentine
to the effect that about 80 million would
be the exportable surplus, in consequence
Of rains and frost. The seaboard were on
hand and bought early The northwest
ply was liz million increase. or about as
looked for. The future of the market de-
IS generally conceded that much truth
must be attached to such as came today.
Export purchases were about 20 loads
CORN-Corn has not shown any
strength, although the weather conditions
have been poor for movement. wet in the
GEO 900 hi. The visible decreased 77605a
local stocks increased los, 600 bu The cash
demand is slow. feeling the advance in
rates east of Buffalo. Cash corn is being
delivered today and new corn is offering
0ATs+oats have been quiet but steady.
Very little speculative trade Price
of the advance in rail rates east. Receipts
338 cars. estimated tomorrow 2S5 cars
Visible increased 226.0oo- The local stock
PROVISIONS Provisions have been
firm, although not holding their best adj
was the feature early Prices advanced
easily on buying. because stocks of lard
81 sn 90 rl6s are SO very Hgat M There were
the quality was poor. There was selling
of December lard by English packers. We
favor purchases of January product
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Kansas uitv Live stock nrarl-et

Kansas City Oct. 29-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, ID 000. market steady to lower Ma
tive steers. s4.OoG5 so; Texas steers g %
a. 50. Texas cows. Sc. 10u3.10. native cows
and heifers. S1504f5.35. stockers and feed
ers. S2-SJaI4. 20: bulls, S1-50d3.eO.
CALN S-Receipts, 500; market steady.
Sales, s425u5-75.
HOGs-Receipts, 5000. Market weak to
21ze lower. Bulk Of sales, s4.57lzI4. 80;
heavy $4.571a6I465: packers, $4.60614. IS:
mixed, 81 55a4 651a light. $4.5oa465; york
ers, 81. 606I465 pigs. $4-30d4.55.
EEP-Receipts, 4.0o0; market weak.
Lambs s.. 00I5-00; muttons, g 7564O0.
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Chicago Live Stock market.

Chicago. Oct. 2s-CATTI. E-Recefpts
q goo. including 1900 Texans; choice
steady, others weak to 10c lower. Good to
prime steers. $5-5006O0; poor TO medium,
s. 506I5 40 stockers and feeders. g 5O14 50,
cows, S2-e5a420; heifers, 81 75Qz60 can
ners, g oo4 50. bulls, S2-5od4-35; calves.
S4-0oG6.58. Texas fed steers. s4O9G4 IS (:
grass steers, S3-S5d4-1o; Texas bulls, s.. 3
as .
q. 900: left over 3.Os1. Average sc lower
closing steady; top s4S212: mixed and
heavy, $4,000. s21z; rough heavy. s4s5Q
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New York Monev nrarket.

New York, Oct. 9-MONEY-Money on
call firm at per cent Prime mercantile
paper sac per cent. Sterling exchange
steady with actual business In bankers
bills at s4 S3a @484 for demand and at
81. S014 "A. s01z for sixty days. Posted rates,
s4s1N4s114 and S4.S41z44S5; commercial
bills S4T91k6I4S0
vER-silver certificates 6414G65szc C;
bar silver Size Mexican dollars, 50ssc.
BONDS-Governme bonds strong: re-
funding Is. registered, 1855; coupon, 104ss
IS. registered. 1888: coupon, 10. new As,
registered, 1341s: coupon 1851: old As reg
fstered, 11514; coupon, u55z; IS, registered.
1929; coupon. Ia.
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Kansas City Produce Market.

Kansas City No. Oct. 2s.-WHEAT-
December. 63Ac: May, 6sszc- Cash No 2
hard. 631sQ66c; No 3. 6I1k1165c; No 2 red,
671516S1ac; No 3. 6515Q67e-
CORN-December. 32ssazc; May. SAC.
Cash: No mixed. sSAQ34c; No. white,
36ikc No. 5. 355kc.
OATS-No. white. 24Q25c.
RYE-No. ?. 451zc-
HAY-Choice timothy, 5000; choice
prairie. So 000S 25.
BUTTER : Creamery. 1sa2oc; dairy.
fancy, lie.
EGGS-Fresh, 155kc.
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40.
SHEEP Receipts, "A 600: choice about
steady, others slow to l9c lower. Good to
mixed. $. 40a3-9o; western sheep $3.50
no: Texas sheep, S2-50d3 50; native lambs.
$425G5 SO. western lambs, 81 800 40
Official for Saturday:
REcEIPTs-cattle, SOP; hogs, 1925:
SHIPMENTS IS; hogs. 1855;
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE
100 acre farm, miles from Topeka: 81
500. fine improvements
50 acre farms. miles from Topeka,
cheap.
room house. 2 lots. barn and pavement,
s. 100.
room house. Topeka ave. $3.50; $50 cash.
balance SO per month.
s room house. Van Buren, St. near capt.
tai grounds. modern, $500. viii give
terms. SCOTT & SCOTT.
615 Kansas ave.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.


TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN-Afy ap-
plicauOn for permit 10 sell intoxicat-
ing liquors, according 70 law, at f04 Kan
sas avenue. in the Second ward OF the
city of Topeka. Is now on file in the Of
fice of the probate judge Of Shawnee
county Kansas The hearing OF the same
IS set for Tuesday, at O'Clock a m. No
T.. B. WALLACE.
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Today's Topeka Markets

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Company, members Chicago Board Q
Trade, Topeka, Kan
Topeka. Oct. %.
CowsS ooasI5.
EIFERS-S3 00d3. %.
CALVES.
HEAvY-S3. GOA. So
LIGHT CUnder 200 Ibs)-$4oOG45o
HOGS.
IIGHT-S4 coat 30
MEDIUM AND LIGHT-$4 o0Q430
GRAIN.
NO. ? WHEAT-621ac.
NO. 2 CORN-3115c.
NO OATS-23c.
HAY-s7.00.
EGGs-1s cents.
BUTTER-1Sc.
CHICKENS-5 cents.
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Galveston. Texas. Oct 2s.-COTTON-
New YORK. Oct. 2s-COTTON-spo cot
ton closed quiet, 1-16c declined: middlinS
uplands. 7-16c; middling gulf, 9 11-1sc-
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Joseph's TIPS.

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Company. mem bers Chicago Board of
Trade. Topeka Kansas
NV York, Oct. 29.-The market viii be
irregular. The Kuhu-Loeb factions talk
so for Chicago and Alton pfd If you are
long of l. & N. average on any further
dips. ]. ARTHUR JOSEPH.
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Topeka Eide Market.

IUU5E4
Topeka, Oct. %.
Based on Chicago and Boston quota
lions. The following are net prices paid
In Topeka this week:
GREEN SALT CURED-Sc-
GREEN SALT-HALF CUREDE7Ac.
NO. TALI4OW -3Ac.
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Sugar Market.
Cotton Market

New York. Oct 29-SUGAR-Rav
steady; fair refining, 4lsc.
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Butter Market.

New York. Oct. 29-BUTTER-Stead
creamery. 160Z2c; June creamery, 1sq21c;
factory, 13G1ec.
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IFWRLRHa

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clan. Complete stock OF watches. dla-
rnonds. siIverware. etc Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
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WANTED-To do house work in a small
family in country. no children. Cali at
Albert Ailler's. 3 miles east on town Oh
East Sixth. Mrs. Anthony.
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SPECIALISTS

DR. c. Fl. GUIBOR. Diseases OF the Nose.
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MUSIC
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw
BICYCLES
PHYSICIANS AND sURoRoNs

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Market Gossln.

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Trade, Topeka. Kansas.
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Range of Prices.

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Company. members Chicago Board OF
Trade. Topeka
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SWITCHES. CHAINS. WIGS; your own
design to order. Stiilman's FrccElo
Cream. Mrs. Hattie Van Week. ~ J.. 9Th.
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oLATRvoYANr.

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Medium, Paimiat and Healer. located 60
93l Kansas ave. He helps you when all
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PAVING

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THE OFFICE u the Capital city Vitrincl
Brick and Paving Co.. has been remove.
to us West Eighth street.
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PATENTa

+. NJ. COMsTOCE. j. A. ROHEN
Mechanical Engineer. Patent Attorney.
COmst0ck & Rosen. Solicitors Of Patents.
Expert drawings and specihcaftous.
WORKING ORA wings made and construction
erintended. Rooms 20 8. Roaen block.
ais Kan ave-. Topeka
FREE-Our new handbook on patents
Fischer q Thorpe. patent lawyers and
solicitors. Junction bldg, Ninth and Main
SITS, KANSAS City. 40 Tel Union 1la"
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l.. A. RYDER. ~ D..
OFFICE and residence corner Gordon 81.
and Central ave. North Topeka Phone
ia Uses the Brinlterhon system Of rectal
treatment, q successful and painless treat
ment Tor plies. 1stula. assure. uicera tom
etc
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oREMAToRY.
TRAINED NURSES.

TRAINED NURSE can be secured at
No. 8 Ross Building. Also vap1r baths
and massage treatments.
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PHOTOS

ANY STYLE PHOTO MADE ANY
place. any time, dayor night Nichols
Studio. 70S Kansas avenue
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T A. McNeal and A. T. Reid had a
large audience at Mcpherson Saturday
night.
]. w. Iden of Parsons and Emil eros
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MAGNETIC HEALING.

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J. 4. BUI LOCK. NETTIE r BULLOCK.
S13 Monroe, graduates Of The American
Institute Of Science. Consultation free.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-29
LosT ANn FouNn.

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LOST-Near Ninth and Kansas avenue
pocketbook containing $ bill and val
liable papers. Reward at lozI Western
avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-29
WATcHmAKER.

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WATCHES cleaned, 75c: clocks SOC. main
springs 75c. crystals, l0c. Cash paid Tor
old gold or silver. All work guaraut eed.
Old Jewelry exchanged for new. n hard
Up. see Uncle SAM. 5is Kansas avenue