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10
dov to 1m Cealtiy aad JJapfy.
Dca't irori 8S3 days la the year. Gatoui
j hto the Buasbise. Tele a vacation once in
a wblle.
If too busy c " lay off " last Bummer, bay
to exoaraiofl ticket at oaoe, via Santa Fe
route, to Las Vegas Hji Springs, New Mex-
ico, and stop a week or more a Montezuma
V ' ioicL fiot baths, burro ridinj, eunabiny
Gays, and hunting in the mountains. Sep
tember climate lasts all winter.
For oopy of illustrated pamphlet, address
' V G. T. Nicholson, O. P. 4 T. A., A., T. 4 S.
V. B. B., Topeka, Has.
' "Among the Ofcarks."
j the Land of Big Bed Apples" ia the
' tlile of an attractive and highly interesting
' book reoently issued. It is handsomely
) illustrated with views of south Missouri
f ecenery, ino'udinj the famous Olden fruit
1 farm of 3,000 acres in Howell county. It
Y pertains entirely to fruit-raising in that
great fruit belt of America, the southern
slope of the Osarks, and will prore of great
talue, not only to fruit-growers, but to
; every farmer and home-seeker in other
states looking for a farm and a home.
Mailed free. Address, J. E. Lookwood,
.,: Xanaaa City, Mo.
Personally Conducted Excursion to Call
'i fond.
Jack Frost stimulates trarel. When he
think about settinff
I PainraiA hna th Idas! winter
1 climate just far enough south to be sun
shiny and frostleas, and yet with sufficient
1'tonie in the air.
Santa Fe route takes Jack Frost's hint,
and has arranged a aeries of personally-oon-
UlMIvOU WOVU UUIUWVU9 W vmviMi
Pullman tourist sleepers, furnished with
bedding, toilet articles, eto., leave Chicago
and St. Louis every Saturday evening, and
leave Kansas City every Sunday morning,
ia A,, T. ft S. F. and A. & P. line, for Los
Angeles and San Franoisoo, on fast express
trains.
Special agents and porters in attendance.
Seoond-olass tickets honored. A small
charge for use of tourist sleeper. Everything
neat, clean and oomfortabie.
Inquire of nearest tioket agent, or write to
O. T. Nicholson, O. P. & T. A, Santa Fe
route, Topeka, Eas., for a oopy of folder
describing these excursions.
NSW SEATICB TO NEW YORK.
The Memphis to Pat on a Fast Train
From th South to Gotham.
The Memphis road has completed all
arrangements for a fast vestibule train ser
vice between Memphis and New York by
way of Atlanta and Washington. The ser
vice will be -inaugurated next Sunday, the
20th, The east-bound train will leave
Memphis at 9:30 o'clock eaoh night, reach
ing Atlanta at 11 o'clock the next morning
and arriving in New ,York at noon of the
following day. The run from Memphis to
Atlanta will be made in fourteen hours,
which is a pretty lively gait, and the reoord
from Memphis to New York will be broken
by about three hours. The trains to be used
In this service are as fine as anything in
the country, and are fully equipped with
the neoessary conveniences of a modern
railway train. To the business men of the
southwest, and to patriots enroute to Wash
ington about the 4th of March, Presi
dent NeUleton's improved service on the
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham line
will prove of much benefit.
TO LEGISLATORS S3i THEIR FEESD3
The COIloERCUL MOTEL and RESTAURANT,
Between 6th and eta Ste, tarnishes the best and
most convenient doom In the elty. Central
location. Dav Bord the bet; In the state foi
tee price-13 75. Boom a d Board, 15 per week
U iwo ooeupy the room The Commercial has
larger patronage than any other hotel of its phot
In Topeka. Write us for assignments togooc
rooms. FBANK LONG,
636 and 628 Kansas Ave., 1 opeka, Xas.
1
m QA3 AND GASOLINE EHUINE
Braplert and most economical
engines on earth.
Fally Gaaraateei.
I A boy fUrti tt, rtrn1rea only
few mlnatea attention a day
Goanmtoed cent of rumrtflf 1
u. xt D WHt. fra
I catalogue. .A4iree Dnw 9 o
CAX3JU3 CTTT, CO.
4 VA
- v ' "
"Tho Best Poultry Paper."
gent on Trial WT R( "ffil"'
ONLY A CENTS,
tS . , AND FOREST TREES.
MS Tot Wind-breaks, Ornament, eta,
mil J '4. Hardlnit Vartetlea bunary trowa
eeotcn Pine, 1 to S feet, 110 pet
i 109. Scotch and Austrian Pins Med-
Ungs, IS to 15 tncbee. 10 per 100a
K, Otber aUwn and varletlet to pro
"porSon. Over 10 million for aat
., J ood local Asmm Wiimn,
L.
I
B. E1IL, BvarfTsea CptclAilri Daadaa UUaoia
nnicxcns by steal:
. WITH THE IMPROVED
EXCELSIOR lnCUBATQR
Simpla,
Perfect,
land Self'
IHegulatina
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IF YOU WANT AMYTHIMQ
IH TNI UNI r
PRINTING,
BINDING,
STATIONERY,
PLANKS,
T.n:Lfj, S:i::I C!j'1:t cr Cltj Sz;;!3,
KANSAS UVT BOtXS, ET..
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(12 An., Tijsii, Ka
BA ter OataltM If titcrnxtoia.
Each Bottle Sold Makes Many Friend.
r sp?oiF,c
LA GRIPPE
A Remarkable Medicine. Guaranteed. If It falls
to give Satisfaction the dnijrelat In authorized to rr
fond purchase money. Price &O Cent.
Woodward, Faxon Se Co.. Kansas Cltj
Wholesale Agents.
fl BOOK FOR EVERY M
C.-lj $1.00. Strati! Vitality!
7T11YSELR
Or 8ELF-PRES E R VATTON. A new snd only
Gold Medal PKIZK ESSAY on NEKVOUS and
PHYSICAL DEBILITY, ERRORS of
TfOUTH, EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PRE
MATURE DECLINE, and all DISEASES
and WEAKNESSES of MAN. 800 pacr", cloth,
ilt; 125 Invaluable pretwriptions. Only $1.00
y mail, doable sealed. Descriptive Proflpectns,
with endorsements of rnrr I crwn
the Press and TolunUrr L1IL L I ptNU
testimonials of the cared, I IILjLI NOW.
Consnl tation hi person or oy mail. Expert treat
ment. INVIOLABLE SECRECY and CER
TAIN CUKE. Address Dr. W. II. Paiker.or
The Peabody Medical Institute, Ho, 4 Bulflnch St,
txxum, Mass.
The Science of Life, or 8elf-preservatlon. Is a
treasure more vainaDie man gold. Xiemx it now,
every AVE AK and N ERVOUri man, and learn to
(UNGSLAND & DOUGLAS
OT. IOXJIa, IMO
-rrV'. jT" fxs ti
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ii
tentl for Catatom- Station this Papsr
FOTJIt 6IZX3,
rOIt STEAM or HOUSE r6lfX&
They are now and always have bee it
a only Shellers on the market tbit
Buccessfully shell corn with, or wltii
ut the ahuck.
Clean perfectly, do not waste or Crack fraii,
And coba are left in good condlttoiu
l jtiiiT.iji j.n.miiip nnisMisiii jiiiiiianii ii 1 1 i p nmf" 1 i irr ( i r
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DR. A. RUPIN,
I OS EAST SIXTH ST, TOPEKA, KAC
THE NOTED GERMAN PIlYSICIAir.
Eat a profetaional reoord of 80 years. Carta all
Chronlo Diseases of long itandlajr, EpUf7i
Dropsy, Rheumatism, Gastritis, and Catarrhal
affecUona,eto. Send descrlpd'nof your lymptoiaa.
Diseases treated by mall and at offlce. Bend fee
testimonials of hundreds of wonderful cure.
c Kb Citi ft! In
Are the most commodious and best appointed in the Missouri Taney. The fact that higher prtowi
are realized here than in the east Is due to the location si these yards of eight packing houses, wl2t
an segregate dally capacity of 8,M cattle and hecs, end the regular sndceof ajar?.
eompetiUve buyers for toe packing houses ol Omaha, Cbicgo,8t, Louis. IndiarpoUs. Cladnr.
New York and Boston, lis elwcn railroads rxmnlug lsio Eacas C hare olrect coccexlsa
with the yards.
cSt e audgea.
Oobl receipts for 1691 .. 1,847, 487 2,599,109 889,780 81,740 ,81,433
Slaughtered In Kansas City 670.761 1W& W9,?J
Boldto feeders 17,873 I7,8
bold to shippers 8HMEB lt&m am
Total sold la Santas City la 1881.. 1.1S3.K U38,gg4 tsm
C. F. BOUSE, 8. 8. RlCHAKSSOa, H. P. CHILD, 8. KUST,
flinsral Msnsger. fearetary anl Troassrsr. Asst. 8 sn. Mgr. lastrir.taflfitf.t
Topok&i Ean
The Leading Western ImportorCa&d
Breeders cl
GlydODdalo,
Ferchoron,
Olovoland Bay
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terms to eurr purxiusin.
Bendfcr Cmtiatelsa&ilccne. Btablea
miowu.
s. nmm a boh
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EMPORIA,
flWOEQSOB TO
AUSTIN & CRAY 01,08.,
- KANSAS,
Iraportor and Droodor of
Siili Faneli, Mi tell
Eoilisl Shire, CiyHale, Pciclifiioii
Mi Standard Bred State aad Haras.
My horses 'were selected direct from the breeders of Eurcr. and are descendants of tlie
siost noted prize winners of the eld world. I paid spot cash for all my stock and got the best at
neat bargains and was not obliged to take the refuse from dealers at exorbitant Azures In order to
obtain credit, thereby enabling me to sell better animals at better prices, longer time and a lower
rate of Interest than almost any other dealer In America.
I hare also the most superior system of organizing companies and stock syndicates ts ttlj
totmtry, and Insure satisfaction. I call especial attention to my references. By thwe tt will be
seen that I am not handling on commission the refuse horses of dealers In Kurope. With me jv
ret a square transaction, a good animal, a valid guarantee, and will eoaoeete wlSi any Ira ta
Lmerlca on prtess and terms besides.
ajr-Wrlt me for desnrlntlTe eataloffue and mention Tn AxmxuTm
ftita eerrtsseadlftf vita advertisers alwtyt l foi ta Uslr dvtrUsiaest la "Tie AifSSsSa."

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