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The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-09
New York Money Market.

New York Sept. o.
MONEY7--Money on cali easter at 3@4
camille paper 414@5 per cent; Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business in
bankers bills at 81. .S614 "a. .s61a for demand
and at 81. S904 .S314 for sixty days. Posted
rates 81. S46i4 .871a; commercial bills 81. 50.
Bar silver 59c. Mexican dollars 471ac.
BONDS-State bonds inactive: railroad
bonds weak. Government bonds irregu-
lar; Is, registered 10012; IS, registered 1851:
IS, coupon 10S1a: new As, regis tered I3o: old
As coupon 130: old As, registered 11I14; old
As coupon 1134; IS, registered 1111z; 5s,
coupon ILL.,.
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DECKED WITH FLOWERS.
Dakota and Minnesota Volunteers
Land at San Francisco.

San Francisco, Sept. 9.-The United
States transport Sheridan was docked
at dawn today and the Thirteenth Min
nesota and the South Dakota volunteers
were landed. The soldiers were given
a fine reception. The streets along the
line of march to the Preside were
thrcnged with people who decked the
soldiers with flowers. The men will go
into camp at the Preside and will be
mustered out in a few weeks. The
general health of the troops is good.
They all show that they have passed
through a hard campaign.
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Ponulist convention.

Norton, Sept. 9.-The Populist party
met here yesterday and nominated the
following county ticket: Sheriff, S. r.
Palmer; county clerk, Lulu Grant; reg
lister of deeds, d. F. Bruner, treasurer,
S. HinsdaII; surveyor. NJ. Meiroy; cor
oner, ]. Beatty, NJ. d.
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Kansas City livestock Market

Kansas City, Sept. 3.
CATTLE-Receipts $50. Market unchang
ed; native steers SO .009t6 .25: Texas steers
50 .O0Q4.70; Texas cows 50 .50663.1 native
cows and heifers 81 1904 90; stockers and
feeders s.. .806I5. 90: bulls s.. .50G4 .25.
HOGS-Receipts 3 800. Market steady to
easy. Bulk of sales 81 .35d4 40; heavy 81 30
IA. As; packers s4 1904 40; mixed 81 .300
4.3715: light 81. 1904 40; yorkers 81. 1904 40;
pigs 81. .206I4. 40.
SHEEP-No market.
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Chieago Llvestook Marke..

Chicago, Sept. 3.
HOGS-Estimated receipts of hogs to-
day u, 600; tomorrow 25,00d; left over 1873;
Market steady to strong. Mixed and
butchers 81 .35Gl4. Is: good heavy 81. 500. .721a
rough heavy $4.20@4. So: light 81 -35aI4- -75-
CATTLE-Receipts 200. Market steady.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 Market steady.
Official receipts and shipments for yes
terday:
HOGS-Receipts Il, ,91: shipments 1897.
ATTLE-Receipts 1886; shipments 259.
SHEEP-Receipts IL, ,T64; shipments 1,679.
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Kansas City Produce Market

Kansas City, Sept 9.
WHEAT-December 651kc; Cash: No.
hard 6219d6314c; NO. 3 591kQ63c; No red
C0RNNDecember 241Ac Cash: No.
mixed 2SszQ29c. No. white 29l4c; No.
6ATs-No. 2 white 22a281zc.
HAY-GRoice 'Gfi timothy 7.2507 so; choice
BUTTERwC zoe; dairy 15c.
EGGS-FreSh 1115c,
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Beges, German saIve.

Is an old Remedy well known to most
German house wives It is guaranteed to
cure Scalds. Burns, Sores. Cuts and
Bruises. It heals without scar. R. W.
Squires, pharmacist
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Butter Market.

New York Sept. 9.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1873 packages. Mar
ket strong; western creams 17120I22c;
June creamery 1S02115: factory 13a151kc
CHEBSE-Receipts 1920 packages; firm,
large white 11ssG1115c; small white 1112d
115sc; large coIored 1115Q115sc; small coll
ored 115sc.
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Governor Declinea.

Governor Stanley has declined an in
vitation to attend the Dewey celebra-
tiOn in New York, to take place upon
the arrival home of the hero of Manila
bay.
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Cotton Market

New York, Sept 9.
COTTON-Futures closed September
s.. 81: October Sc. Oh; November $6.06; De-
cember Sc. -; January S6 II: February $500.
March Sc. %: April $6 20; May Sc. 30; June
Sc .33; July $6.36.
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Bulawayo, Sept. 9.-An unconfirmed
report is current here that an exploring
party. which recently left for Lake
Tanganyilxa in Central Africa has. with
only one exception, been murdered by
the natives.
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Sugar Marker.

New York Sept9 9.
SUGAR-Raw unsettled; refined un-
settled.
COFFEE-Dull.
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Diphtheria, sore throat, Group. In
stant relief, permanent cure. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
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High school books exchanged at Ben
nett's Book store. 73O Kansas avenue.
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WANTED-HELP

>-~-~~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~~~---~-
WANTED-A young man who anticipates
attending medical school desires a place
to work for his board Address G. 3. S.
Journal
WANTEn-By a young man, place to
work for board and go to school Ad-
drss Work, care Journal
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Overcoats cleaned, dyed and repair
ed C. F. Roediger's dye works. $50 K. A.
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L. s. Woolverton, Prescription drug
gist now at 704 Kan. Ave. opposite old
place.
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Range OF Prices.

Furnished by ]. c. sSoinys. Commission
Merchant, 112 East Fifth street. Topeka.
Kan. receiver and shipper of grain
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Suits cleaned, dyed, repaired. c. T.
EeOediger's dye works. $40 Kan. Ave-
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Garfield Park MarshaTs Band Con-
cert tomorrow.
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Ranges Of Prices On Stock.

Furnished by J. c. Goings, Commission
Merchant. 112 East Fifth St, Topeka,
Kan. receiver and shipper of grain.
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wANTED-sALEsMRN.
WANTFD-AGENTs.


-0-~0~-@---~-~-~~O~-~-~
AGENTS monthly. guaranteed, sam
pie free, bread and pastry board. both
sides metal, wonderful seller D. c. For
shee Co, Cincinnati, Co.
LADY CLEARED $500. Man 81. l.1S2 last six
months introducing Holladay's Marvel
waterproof shoe polish Self shining, rus
set or black: demonstrative samples free
Why not yOu2 Holiday & Co. room al,
118 Monroe street, Chicago sole Mfg.
WANTED-Everywh EIustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples. etc.
no canvassing; good pay Sun Advertising
Bureau, Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED-C5ither sex) for our
fast selling Mending tissue. Sample,
terms and catalogue of other goods for
10c. John 3. Koch, Burlington, Wash.
AGENTS - Edison's ink concentrates
makes the only ink that can not be re-
moved with chemicals, making the rails
ing of checks and other alterat tiOns impos-
Sible. made in tablets, easily carried, sells
on sight: only genuine agents. Send 10c
for enough to make five ounces, three
colOrs: get agents proposition. Edison
Chemical Co., Cedar street, New York
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WANTEp-MALE HELP.

~~-~-----~-~-----~~~~~-~-
GOVERNMENT POSITJONS-Don't pre-
pare for any civil service or census ex-
animation without seeing our catalogue
ef information. Sent free. Columbian
Correspondence college, Washington, D C.
c. F. ROEDIGER DOES THE BEST
work in dyeing or cleaning ladies' or
gents clothing. $40 Kansas avenue.
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Market Gossip

Furnished by J. c. Goings, Conlnlissio
Merchant, 112 East Fifth St. Topeks
Kan. receiver and shipper of grain
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Correspondent: JF. HARRIS. Chicago
Member Chicago Board of Trade.
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WANrED-FEMALE HELP.


girl for general housework-
Must have reference Apply at Bishop
Polk and Ninth street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-03

IN THE SMILk ANEEN CAMPS.
Details Of Many Discoveries Made
During the summer.

The claims 81 the Copper Mountain
camp Smiiksmeen district, were nearly
all staked previous 70 this year. but 1t
was not until the present season that any
Kerious development was attempted. II
has been shown, however. that the I'M
mense bodies Of copper ore. both bornite
and chalcosyr'tc which appear the
surface OF the veins carry consistent val
ues with depth. and the work Of explor-
Ing the ledges Will be carried on rapidly
and on an extensive scale.
The greatest amount Of work done on
any Copper Mountain property during
this season Is on The Gardiner, where a
surface cut seyenty-hve feet long and
six feet deep demonstrates that the vein
IN at least seventy five feet In width at
that point shaft some sixty feet deep.
sunk a showing OF fine ore, is all in
copper pyrttes and peacock copper. from
which good values obtained The
Copper Farm group has a shaft fifty feet
deep. In bornite ore Of good appearance.
The sunset, recently incorporated has a
Lot OF fine ore on the nump. and a shaft
of forty or iifty feet in the best looking
ore IN the mountain. The Ada 4 has n
gives values throughput IF loie per cent.
copper. What Is probably The richest
copper ore on the mountain, II not In the
district Is found on the Bonnie jean
fraction. where values Of 81 ounces ~
silver, s. Tn gold and 45 rsr cent. copper
are obtained This ore carries corper
glance. The Princess Maud has a large
showing Of copper pyrftes and there are
many other claims In the vicinity on
which more or less work has been done
with good results
In the new camp on the headwaters Of
Cfter creek. the best surface showingS
IN the district have been found The
hrst location, made by farmer from Da~
kota, vas the Big Sioux. on which IL 20
Dc seen from three "a four feet u gray
copper ore which assays as high as q
per cent. The Giant has ledge ~ I'm
known size. \ surface excavation four
teen feet by twenty foot and twelve fret
deep - All IN concentrating ore. carrying
DeT cent COPPER and some silver and
Eotf The First ~ july has = twenty
f"ot lodge. with copper n various forms
NATIVE gray. peacock and pxrltes-ali
1900 IN" Copper Mountain has nice
showing ~ ctalccpvrite ore work on
~" 'opn"r World shows 'Argo body ~
IRON and copper pNri'es Tho - Toufs
mas tfdr~ CARRYING hnrri'e - fne an
i@sr nHn ard good values while The fIit
or Miss AMI WISCONSIN have fl-s.~fa.s
surface showiurS
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STRIKE IN THE JUMBO WINE.
Probability That u Rich Copper Pay
Streak Has been Foand.

i. Sos;eroerg. q Index. ard one Of the
largest owners Of mining interests IN The
district, Mas IN the city yesterday. He
make a 6ktt-r4rc report OF the improved
showing on the Copper Bell. and tells Of
Ar important strike in The JUMBO The
latter ~ an enormous quartz cropping es-
tlmatsd by many visitors To be 100 feet
III width. Mr. S3derberg modestIy sets
the figure al forty feet. This quartz is
studded notified and scanned with chalco-
pyrite cf exceptional specimen value.
To tap the ledge and ascertain whether
this rich mineral solicited, a tunnel was
driven Seyenty-f}ye feet II struck the
ledge thirty feet from the surface and
crcsscnt more than forty feet Of quartz.
eight feet % wdica was found To be a good
concentrating ere.
The management then started a Wine
on the better quality OF Gre. and In eight
fee: ~ the last report received by Nj.
soferberg. the quartz was running out
and The high grade copper material taking
its place In fact Il looked a. though
the win2e had broken into the arcx OF
fine ore shoot. 1t Is the purpose NV to
start 4 longer tunnel below on t5e noun
tain
The expectation is that Mt. Soderherg
Will &c 10 Europe az soon as he can nd
just his local business affairs. to raise
too og for a mill plant and other neces-
sary machinery.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE Mining WORLD.

which had asssye9 running s. "a IN gold
The gold Is 81 4 fine state q division
and evenly distributed through the quartz
Al the earliest possible date after the
return o. he volunteers. said Mr.. STrcng.
! shall return Il The mines prepare 70
work & large farce @. men a.. winter,
as We are only nine miles from the rali-
road and can ship IRE year around We
Will have our first TWO carloads q ore
a. the Tacoma srnsiter 5y December Is
next
We are tbs only Seattle men in the
Rye district. but the Spokane men are
numerous there. ard buying right and
eff TIE Hay before &C Tie away a Spo-
kane man offered Is exactly four tines
tae amount He paid for the property, but
s1e mine Is not sor sale. Other gnld mines
IN the same district with Us are paying
good money ard VIC are more than sat
isded with present results and future
PROSPECTS "
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have command Of money resource. outside Of the
usual money market circles.
The prevailing opinion in Wall street Is that
prc-- of stocks would move upward early tbs
oHs.a1ie g stringent money removed. Tire
large outstanding short interest stocks has been
cation 81 relaxation II the tlshtaeSs Of money
them inclined to their short contracts
The professional peel operations in i number o:
prominent stocks today were obviously directed
against the lear contingent, ard with good
K is very probable. however. that the large
burning ~ other points is based expectations Ct
q in prices account Of L growing public
Interest III stocss.
Ea.i circumstances. the extra uses fer monsy il
tn moving Of crcps begins show dimisution
releasing large eund. fron employment in stock
Elatioa- Expert opinion. however - hy
volume this fall. 0ring TIE marvellous expansion
in business Outside the highly speculative indus
trials the the railroads centered the
Southwestern group. The special strength and &c
tiVIty Southern Pacide helped the Southweser.is
and based current rCmors OF readustuent Of
control
The belated movement in cotton was factor Of
strength among bath Southern and Southwestern
railroads There special movements besides
In Big Four and Chesapeake i Ohio and some
demand for the cosicrs
The upward movement In the iron and steel stocks
encountered difficulties. as did that in Brooklyn
Transit. Speculation III Leather continued on az
enormous scale, tho stock rising g.. Sugar was
There notable movements in Standard Rope
Peorles Gas ard Manhattan. The extent o, the
advance invited heavy realizing. especially during
the last hour. and stocks showed reactions 81
between I ard points from The highest
The general tendency was Yielding in spite Of
fresh advance in Southern Pacific 70 sli and in
Chesapeake & Ohio TO - The upward impetus 81
the opening was caused by higher quotations from
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CRISIS IL SLOGAN STRIKE.
Mine Owners Commence the Impor-
tation of Italian Iabor~ra

VANCOUVER. =. e. Nov "a spo-
riai from Santiou. i. G. saws the miners
strike IN the SLOGAN country ia. reached
a crisis and the Silver sad Mine own
eys Association has com-0~nred import
ing italian lsh9vers from the P,rirr
coast states The frat shipment arrived
today, to worn in tho Payne nine The
STRIKING miners are excited over the ar
rival ~ the new miners. but no violence
"a* 06errd 10 tho latter when they APP
p~ar~i
IT" trouble between the mine owners
ana ~" miners is - six months stand
iHE ron tn" adoption ~ the new eight
NHUf .H~ the miro owners reduced wares
frnn SSaH II & per day the miners re-
1I*'nE 20 accept the t. iuctlo1 There
htf" he"N many conferences bat neither
54'- Won!d fi".i ana the mines have been
Ll.ett q w lUrtnE - ...r.t r-t.-.--al-
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pORTLAND's GOLD CARGO.
Brfngs 81 100000 From Cape Nome
Mines to San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov The steamer
Portland arrived today from st. Michael.
via Cape Nome and Unalaska. She brousht
80 passengers. about ten u whom are sut-
fcring from typhoid fever, and N."c,Vo
in gold from Cape Nome.
'rha Portland reports the catch Of the
:, haiing fleet as follows: Alexander, :. Ba-
Ina. :; Rowhead. 6: Ksr.uk. : Mermaid
.. Alaska /. Beividcrc. j: Thrasher 3. VIII
Ham Fayilss. g: Fearless. none
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experiences in mining speculation The
Scottish investor mas a decided preference
so- dividend payers. was greatly tr1-
pressed with Republic. and D..ieve the
camp Is only IN me infancy OF It's tevei-
oDr~ert -
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fat reel intended 70 carry 500 or 600 feet
OF S-inch round wire rope; an upright
boiler and No. Cameron pump.
The Lone Pine Gold Mining Company.
the old corporation which owned the Lone
Pine and Last Chance claims. in Kcpub-
lie, before the Lone Pine Surprise Consoi-
idated Mining 1ompany was formed, has
been disinCorporatcd. Under the order of
the court the cash in hand was divided
pro rata among the stockholders OF the
Old corporation ana the checks were Is.
sued yesterday. The dividends amounted
10 about 1alto of r cent share. The
amount In the treasury after all expense.
debtedncss was paid was In round num-
bers s. flo.
few days since a box Of giant powder
caught 1r" IN the Wauconda tunnel. Two
men who had Just gone on night shift
dart-d by the burning powder aud sue
ceeded In gaining the outside before the
explosion took place. They escaped in
jury but f. was a close call. as they were
blown about ten feet. Fifty feet Of the
tunnel = complete wreck and IL will be
several days before the debris viii ne re-
moved and work on the tunnel resumed
The Spokane Chronicle SAYS a new two
foot vein Of ore has been foound on the
Nauconda ground. 1t carries native cop
per and gold in ConSiti~ra bic quantities
II ia the best showing OF copper ore that
has been found in the camp
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riPS sHot 7 MINING MEN
Movements. sasima~ aud Hoinu. In
the Profession

: Inks. who has ~pcn. t>a s..r,,r,,e-
~ ne SniikawNeo camps saws tnat II
i"aSt hAf a dozen new ores have h,en
opened during the summer
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According to stock quotations the Re-
public .s valued In excess Of four million
and a quarter OF dollars.
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London. ard the effect exaggerated by the cir
cuistion II Csrar1 alleging defeat Of the Beers
a. Ladysntith Manipulation for the rise very
apparent all dsy.
The bond market active and strong. the de
ma,d t--nr well distributed. Total sales. s. 3S 100
United States old fours advanced and the threes,
fol.rs and fves in the bid price
Money and Exchange.
Money cali i6s yer cert: last loans per
cent clcaed Ter cent. prime mercantile paper.
Ter cent sterling exchange. firm with actual
business in bankers hills ~ "a ssi al g. demand and
81 s2lSss3 sixty DAYS posted rates 81 a. and 81 Is
commercial his as.. silver certificates. asl s5s3c
bar silver. S.: MEXICAN dollars, iTtc; goverrme.
bonds. ~rong state bonds. inactive: railroad bonds
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BAKER CITY. or. Nov The miners
~ bonanza mine struck today They de-
panded A reduction of time from ten 10
nine hours on the night shift and were re-
fused All except one empinye walked out.
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Five feet OF SO ore was opened recently
In the 2a-foot level OF the War Eagle
mine.
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ASSAY OFFICE RECEIPTS REACH S12 900, 900.

1899
E@0oGn Nome that
unit il he'd the
hon These
of Office
the mater
than aIoen For been much
greater than the
Of
of
who Will find their o
the hours the
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.


According to stock quotations the Re-
pubic Is valued In excess Of four million
and quarter OF dollars
Five feet Of 80 ore was opened recently
In the 2oa-foot level OF the War Eagle
mine.
/, is the intention to make the new
plant Of the Mother Lode mine. At
Johnston says Il wilt give a tonnage rate
between s. and s.
/, is reported from Spokane that the
American stockholders In the Payne
made a vigorous kick az a recent meeting
Of the board Of directors. held In Mon
treal. and one Of the results is that work
IN the mine Is 10 be resumed
II is boasted that within a year or two
Sheridan will be the largest shipping
camp on the Coivilie Indian reservation,
as II Is not prohs bic that the ore. will
be treated on the ground Before the
close OF 1900 II IL anticipated that Il dozen
producers VIII have been developed
Three remote extensions Of the Cariboo
mine. at Camp McKinney-in the order
uamed-tbe Wharton. Waterloo and Fon-
tenoy, have developed pay gold Gre bodies
within the few weeks past. This sets at
rest all doubts as to the character OF the
Cariboo. IL IL the mother lode from
which was eroded the placer gold Of Rock
creek.
The Butte & Boston Co. Republic
which receHtiy made a further assess
ment OF II mill per share on its capital
stock Is setting " new hoisting and
pumping plant The wire rome, smoke
stack and some other parts of the equip
ment were delayed In transit but the
plant must be in motion by this time
The hoist consists OF a doubie-aCtinn,
friction-geared si+xS-inch cylinder engine.
Of about twenty five horse power. with a
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I, is the intention to make the new
plant Of the Mother Lode mine. al
Greenwood a custom snelter. and Pau
Johnston says Il will give a tonnage rate
between s. and 81
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DON'T miss dance Wednesday. RankA
f.al Noxc;nhsr 8.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
- At TIE.

-. .-,..-'' aee'a's.-. az e., So
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ALWAYS Il is not surprising that the An
feuser-ruzch Bre wing Assn should be- N
advance Min a new hTgw n A Ime when
IL is popularity demanded BLACK AND
TA\-"th- American Porter" adv
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RED CROSS welcome badges can be
. occurred al Post -inistligeucer business II
ice lbc each Every body should wear
one when the boys come back.
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MASQUERADE halt Saturday. Noverr-
~ 4 Rzrke hail
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fat reel intended 70 carry 500 or 600 feet
OF S-inch round wire rope an upright
boiler and No. ) Cameron pump.