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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14
DONE BY WOMAN.
Mrs. RubIe, Formerly of To-
peka, Nominated Teller.
She Is a Member of the Colo
RADIO Legislature.
ON DEMOCRATIC SIDE.
What Do Kansas BOurbOns
Think Of This
Woman Scion Widow and
Support of Family.
ON DEMOCRATIC SIDE.

Kansas women. who are struggling
for suffrage at the hands of the iegisIa-
ture. may take heart. If they do not
win fin Kansas they may know that a
formerly of Kansas woman. Mrs. Alice
NJ Rubie. is a member Of the Colorado
legislature as a representative from
Arapahoe county and was chosen to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14
CHURCH NEWS.

Song Service Sabbath evening at
First Presbyterian church.
PROGRAMME
Lift Your Glad Voices ". c. Fiiby
Congregation.
Come Nv Soul Thou Must Be
W aklng --..----- -.--..- Buck
Quartette.
solo-Fear We Not. o Israeli. Buck
Mr. H. c. Pribble.
SolO-Teach Ne. Q LOrd-..........
Mr.. James Moore.
The Sands of Time Are Sinking
.-----.---- $1,000 Rim 0auIt
Congregation
PRAYER Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures
Gently Lord, o Gently LEAD U.s..
Quartette.
Solo-The Ninety and Nine .Camps1on
Mrs. Geo. W. Parkhurst-
Announcements and offering.
I7uett-The Lord Is Ny Light. Buck
Mrs Geo. W. Farkhurst and Mr. H c.
Pribbls.
Ny Faith Looks Up to Thee. Mason
Congregation
sarmonet-Incline. Come. Hear, and
songs # Praise the Angels sang.
.-----.----- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hosner
Benediction-
ar E c. Lewis, organist-
First Church of Christ, Scientist. cor
ner Huntoon and Polk streets Services
at Il a M. subject Mind" Children 5
sunday school at L N. Wednesday ev-
ening testimonial and experience meet
ing at O'Clock
First Presbyterian church. Harrison
street. opposite capitol. Rev. J. D.
COuutermine, D. D. pastor. Preaching
by the pastor, II a. m. subject. Preach
the Gospel" 7.3O .. M song service
with sermonet, incline. Come. Hear
Live and be Happy 9.45 a. m, Sab
bath school; 3 D. M, Redeem Mission
Sabbath school 3e0 East First 3 p. m.
Junior c. Z. meeting; 6.15 o. m. Senior
and Intermediate G. z. meetings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

Mr. H Higgins OF Melbourne. Fla.
writes. MY Doctor told me that I had
consumption and nothing could be done
for me. I was given up TO die The Of
Ter OF free trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption induced
me to try IL Results were startling.
I am now on the road to recocerv and
owe all to Dr. Kings New Discovery
It surely saved my life. This great cure
is guaranteed for all throat and lung dis
eases by. Arnold Drug Co. 81 North kan
sas avenue. Price sec and 800. Trial bot
ties free
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

3 Llau E4nueaN0E. Intermediate p.
Junior 4 p m Senior 6.15 p. m
Westminster Presbyterian. College av-
enue and Huntoon street Preaching at
5ecr. THE Unbidden Man Evening
subject, Incompetence in Human
Life Sabbath school at Gas a N.
Christian Endeavor at $50. lesson. 1
Kings 20. 1920, leader, Guy Phinney-
First Wesleyan Methodist church.
corner Third and Jefferson streets
Sunday school 10 a m. VIM Burbank,
superintendent Preaching II a m. by
the pastor, Rev. C. P Carkum. subject,
Fruits Of Believing the Gospel" Class
meeting following, J. @. Maze. class
/ leader. Pilgrims meeting $50 2. m.
I led by Miss Alice Towne. Preaching
1880 by the pastor
i Second United Presbyterian church,
I Fillmore and HuntoOn streets. Preach
+ ing by the pastor. Rev. John P. White,
at II a m. and by Rev Jackson Of
! m Sabbath school at 10 a m 7. P c.
! U. at $50 o m Junior at P Nc.
Third Presbyterian church. corner of
Fourth and Branner street W J. Hat
field, D. D. pastor Sabbath school. 9.45
/ a. m. Gospel services II a. m and 30
f o. m The funeral services Of the late
+ Mrs Ash at 2.30 ?. m; 7. P S. c. E.,
( SIS 2. N.
First United Presbyterian church.
/ corner Eighth and Topeka avenues
! Preaching Sabbath morning and even
[ ing by the pastor. Rev. J. A Renwiek-
IL a. N. Subject. Gods Purpose and
+ Mans Opportunity" 1870 p. m The
Word Of God Is Sufficient" Sabbath
school z m Christian Endeavor $50
p m
Lowman chapel NJ. E church. Elev-
enth and Norris avenues Rev. o. NJ
/ Bowman. pastor. Sabbath school $50
a. m. Epworth League $50 p m.
+ Preaching II a. m Subject by pastor
A Glad Service" Evening service 30
D. m Sermon by pastor Subject
+ Conditions of Everlasting Life"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

St. John A. NJ z. church. corner Sew
enth and Topeka avenue T. G. Snelson,
D. d, Phi D. pastor. Sabbath school;
Allen Day celebration in loving mem
DRY of Father Richard Alien the sainta5
founder and first bishop of the African
Methodist EpiseopaI church. Special
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

monwealth. who has added glory to the
name OF Colorado in the United States,
and whose name IS known around the
WOrId=Hcnrv NJ Teller
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First Congregational church, Harri-
son and Seventh streets. Francis L.
Hayes. .. D., pastor. Worship and
preaching II a. m and 1880 p. m. Morn
ing subject "A Subtraction That
Added Evening subject. Seeking the
LosE-- Sunday school as q. N. Chris
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

Calvary chapel Episcopal, Lake street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues sun
at II a. m. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

tfan Endeavor. Intermediate. p. m.
Junior p. m Senior 6:15 p. m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

Ex-Governor Stanley after refusing
a large portion of official pie changes
his mind and accepts It.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

The Suburban is given at the
Grand. Topeka, and a thrilling horse
race is enc Of its incidents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

City Ticket Office, Union Pacifa
Railroad. 525 Kansas avenue.
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20 the sc JournaI.
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Additional church Notices on Page -
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The Title
Guaranty and
Trust Co.

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Gempordres Sauptquartier i'm Common.
pealtb @ebdube, 135 Wafbineton 4pe.
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Sapital $500, O
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Abrani 9itebitt, &. 3. @atftns.
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lliier neueS 2aser bon 8rlbiabr unb CONNER Sduben 1T nun
%nae3u b~olitdnbis ein9etrOfen uno umfabt Die iantmtiben neuen
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S6- anseisen inben bur& bas ,Dos
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The sun., 1903-12-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 4a7 per cent: last loa'
4 per cent: ruling price, 81 per cent. Tin"
money quoted ut per cent. for sixty days
per cent. for ninety days. 81: per cent. TO-
four months, -. per cent Tor five anti siN
months. Commercial paper is quoted AT
per cent, for primo single names and bills
receivable; other names o u inI per cent,
The foreign exchange market was VERY
strong al day Sterling rose sharply fr"o
about - ~ at tn" opening to sl.sa2Tt4 81
at the Close. an Advance OF OF rent fron
exchange to cover recent engagements o'
sold in London for shinlnent TO this countrE
smliler scale than on Monday Posted rates
we're quoted nj s4si for long bills and H+
for short; Actual rates; Long bills, -
As7', sight drafts. - ls3adS 81, s32, and cah'.,
transfers s. s2', nsts3'.. Francs were Guoi'd d
at i2a'. less Lie for long and s.?l'. for shor
fseichs,narks were quoted al. AZ 1918 for Ions
at 20 ia i0 for long and 10 for short
loc. ,c'' discount Charleston Banks buying.
g% rI"s0 }G %eu pr9m"m oTa"ms GjnED9%
81 50 discount: banks, si2in Discount, Pit
burg 9Sc. premium. st Panl~ Selling g.
Sirht, ,s'.", premium; wire, sc, premium
7:""'lr" 75" premium, st Louis -loc premium
MGn"o in "ndon 2Tt, per for "sp sbort E an
three months bills, l5-l8n4 por cent Col.
soils for money closed ~ ssia and for fh'
cents 4, OS francs 4S Centimes. The prira'
rate of discount is %. per cent Exchane
on London. 81 francs 10 centimes Rerr"
advices quote exchange on London. 20 mari
a. pfennigs The private rate Of d,sconn'
is n , per cent
New York Clearing House statement: r
changes. $3.50 COS 1888, balance. slo.oSS,"N
Suh-1reasnrv debit balance, soSs. as
Commercial pricc of bar silver in Ne"
York, sac Bar silver in London closed A.
a5d Mexican silver dollars we're quot"
The sun., 1903-12-09
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

There was decided Improvement in the
volume Of business done on the outside
market to-day. Not only. was the total
amount of transactions much larger. but the
shared by a greater number OF issues than
has been the case recently. Nevertheless.
the net price changes in most instances were
insignificant. the only substantial advances
points, and International Mercantile Marine
preferred, which sold up to 1917. gain of
lI points over its previous close
i'hc bulk of the trading took place in Greene
Consolidated Copper, which advanced early
a point net gain for the day. The hnctuations
in Northern Securities were infinitesimal
on sales of nearly 1000 shares. il was dealt in
from So. to 90, closing at the latter figure
from Mondays close. White Knob Copper
was more than usually active and rather
weak, declining !, a point to OK on trans
actions Of over 1000 shares: M Tennessee .a IS e
active. There was also a revival of activity
in the preferred shares Of the Seaboard Air
Line, but they registered net gain OF only
!, OF point The American Can issues were
strong. the preferred advancing full point
In
The sun., 1903-12-09
PROPOSALS


Once Purchasing Commssary, U. S. Army. 80
whitehall street. New YORK City, n. Y, Dec. i:
Ie0a--Sealed proposals for furnishing and deliver. :.
hg subsistence stores In this city for the month Of
January. 1904. with be received at this once untll II
O ociock a. NJ on Dec. II, 1903 Information fur
nished on application. Envelopes containing bids
should be marked Proposals for Subsistence
Stores opened Dec. II. 1908" addressed to Major
D. L. BRAINARD, Commissary. U. S. 4.
FORT sLocUM, n Y, DEC. !, lsoa.--Sealcd
proposals, In tnplicate. for constructing Subsis,
ence and Q. NJ Storehouses here will be received
until II A. NJ. Dec. II. 1903. Information on appl
cation. u S reserves right TO accept reject any
or all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes
to he marked Proposals for Subsistence and Q ", ,
StoYchouScs Addressed r. ". kINGMAN. @ NJ
The sun., 1903-12-09
Live stock Market.

TUESDAY. IlNc y
Receipts Of hcevcs were l2j head no sales -
ported Dressed beef steady; ety dressed nat y
sides egas per 10 Gables 99o~d tmsTssn nsc
top price &C. per 10. Reported exports iot 10 az
so bcrveS I sheep 100 ansr"ts ,n,roI %I '~fi ~ti
cIudr 300 quarters OF beef, partly estimated
Receipts of calves, all for thc maIke, wn'e lo,,
head. ahou, g25 head on sale. all told NrhN ~ ~
and rated &C. lower: hArnyard calves SLOW. an
weak. N, sale, ot westerns encc'rd anoN' p.
calves unsold, Including rars Of Wcs,cinSo, ~,
portcd sales Of ais re- at tJ.iOdt7 rs p"r VT ~
~ barnynrd calves a, H?5dS2Sh 'lN d"N.
VralS. 7n.l?c. per IL, 49,. tn
car direct to slaughter, were La head u ~
on sale all told, The narhc' Qniei. VIII P''
rated about steady for both sheep and lambs p.'
lty considered. Counting late arrivals, 3',,,'
cas- Of stock were unSold sheep SuII a. :.
SS7S pcr IOb lbs; lambs Al Sj2SmS 81 'm.,
mutton general sales, S9a'c' r"' 10 arr
lambs. Tla1l0c. ., d.,
Receipts OF hogs were 3%S head: about o.
on sale alive. The market weak. STATE hos
soid al St.ooeAyeS Der 100 lbs
The sun., 1903-12-09
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
0PANIsH.AMERICANL LIGHT AND POWEI
COMPANY, CONSOLIDATED.

COMPANY, CONSOLIDATED.
An adjourned Stockholders' meeting of the
Spanish American Light and Power Company.
ConsoN Dated will be held at the once OF the Com
psny 100 Broadway. New York, N. Y, December
g. 1908 at ~ O'Clock NJ. for the purpose OF elect
other business as may properly come before the
meeting.
Al this meeting there will be presented for adop-
ton in lieu OF the present Bylaws OF the Com.
pany q new set OF By Laws drafted in strict ac-
Sordance with the Laws OF the state OF New York
A oopy OF the proposed Bylaws may be seen at
either tho New York or Havana once of the Com
pany
Stockholders o. record on December "a, 1903
may vote at such meeting.
r. J. Hayward, President. A. J. Voorhees,. Sec'y.
The sun., 1903-12-09

Coffee advanced moderately carly in the day
owing TO local md outside buying a demand from
foreign shorts to cover. reports that there Is
very hcRVy idrclgn short Interest here. light oner
ingS and small receipts. Later on part of the Use
wAS lost on liquidation.
METALS Copper In London frmer al ESQ
i2s Cd for spot and f58 IS, for futures Tin there
was nrmcr st CLIO 2s Cd for spot and ELL 10. Cd.
The sun., 1903-12-09
chicago CLOSING QuOTAT IONS
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Declines. Then Advances-LiNer-
pool Declines Sharply. but Receivers
Most Of the LOss-Wcld q Co. Heavy
Sellers There-Grain LOWer-ReaIizins
In All Markets-Coffee Higher.
TUESDAY. Dec. STRAIN. Wheat-Spot
was quiet Sales "a. 1000 bush. No red
new. lc. over New York December: No
Northern Duluth 3,.c. over; No. Northern
New York sac. over. The Northwestern re-
ceipts were es3 cars, against 100 last week
and $50 last year Chicago. l53 cars. against ltt
last week and 81 last year. Futures clost
10. 70 80. lower. Sales i, SOC, 600 bush Prices
as follows:
Open HIGH Lo~, Clos, LeM
nv Msy ::ss, ::ss ss'' ssss ssss ss,. ". g.
osu were quiet on the spot. Sales, 5000 bush
II ,o shD Clipped ia s Speqk kse ssS Vas ES QUIET "a.' No.
Duluth Sc: C. Z BufIao. Corn wa: quiet on ne
port here and at the outpcrts. SO. !? white, new
S sSs Ss:t ssi scs, ss,Srs ss eo%s &c lower
Open High Lou- Clos. Last
Rsy R:ssne't & t, s.. t. &; &; &: e.; N,,'
The following shows the grain movement:
New York: Whrst Co,n Co IN .o 9qts Rp, Barley:
EspoTs i57 io79sa sssss Ss sslp s '2''oo
Chicago:
Receipts. 100 900 2Se 900 452 900 II 900 ll5OU
Shipments. s'ooo 10000 l5io0 10000 1900
Receipts 100000 10000 4ssooo los, 100 sssoor
Shipments 2aS,0 900 l0e,0Oo s2l 900 5000 SloO0
Wheat declined a fraction owing to realizing
In all OF the principal markets OF the country. more
; sss al S aTn si and shq a s
mand from the shorts. Moreover. the cash trade
adviccs were bearsh and foreign houses sold
to some extent The downward tendency was
esss at he
repor, giving the condition 90, against s5 year
:d nr It, qsn ,a
receipts were l,?is,Ooo BUSH against, 900 last
year Broomhsll summarizes the foreign crop
United Kingdom, France, Germany. Italy, Hun
gary Crop conditions are generally satisfactory
SpainSome rain has fallen, but not sutficcn, To
entirely relieve the situation. Russia In the
Sn 'ee IS 20 nda
Crop prospects continue satisfactory. Argentina
Some rain Is reported"
Corn and oats were easier owing 70 the depression
In wheat. larger receipts and Offering and quida
tlon. Primary receipts were 5000 bush. against
a.. 900 last year The corn cables were I'd lower
Of contract grade. and 500 of oats Including 20 Of
n.esUs sSs so. :na ana sifd + cs%" sG 0s
bbls. and 1850 sacks. Winter in bbls Super
hnc 81 Nc @ 1.ra ssiS@as29 cjSsrs lS SosS1S S5
Ss'As%is IN bpis Gieafs' sssSsssso :,raishts &a
81 20: patents N+5@si7o. Rye -four, *si5as3so
CoTroN. Spot cotton here was unchanged.
Srsans Hast and Guli. isse sS ssans sssc This DAY
last Sesr apgarX closed .slrad at March
Mobile and Memphis i2c Seaman; so ,,',S; Sale,
81 Memphis. 2'sso, The receipts to day were as
The sun., 1903-12-09
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

THE CHICAGO ALTON RAILWAY co.
A dividend OF TWO DOLLARS 02ool per share
On the Preferred Stock OF this company has been
decsIed payable A. the Treasurers ,,a o,,Ge l:o
jpoI 70 stockholders OF record at the close OF
business December IL, 1908. -
The Preferred Stock transfer books Will he
closnd at 10 noon on Saturday, December IL. 1908.
and viii be reopened a. 10 a on January a q i9o.
requested TO promptly 6e mailing orders for
dividends with the unde rsGned from whom blank
FREDERIC VS. CROSBY, Treasurer.
The sun., 1903-12-09
!StR-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE.

F1p,rtS OF merchandise from the port OF Nfu
York as reported AT the Custom House comp
MS follows with those OF last week and the core
snnndlng week one Year ago:
The sun., 1903-12-09
MANHATrAN HALLWAY COMPANY

interborough Rapid TRANSIT Compahy, Lessee'
4, No. 1875 broadway Now York IDecember 8. 1908.
A quarterly dividend OF one and one half per
rent on the Capital Stock OF the Manhattan Rail-
Ssy Company viii be paid on and after January
/. 1904, to stockholders OF record at the closing
at o'clock p. ", The transfer books will reopen
- D. W. McWILLIAMS.
Treasurer Manhattan Railway Division.
The sun., 1903-12-09
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

NAsHINoIoN Dec. s.--The cash statement OF the
recelpts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
This day. THIS mOrh. Fiscal year
Receipts, H,2s0S2 $ll,+il.i3l s2t8.5 3l2
Expenditures, llsOOn a,750,O 2iG.90i sos
Surplus ..... S2,snS2 sid9,4Si Def 1911, ,4a3
- f-..otIsN from customs to day SS78 o72:
rom Internal revenue sGo5. .55i: miscellaneous Si4b
80 National bank notes received for redemption
seGs,a53
Tho cash statement OF the United States Treas
uroE for Dec. shows:
RpsrRvR PrSD
TRUST FUND
Hold sain notes and nrAtcS issued So13 iO8
The sun., 1903-12-09

for futures. Here the market was quiet and there
were no striking developments. The following
are the quotations OF the Metal Exchange: Copper
lake. spot. l2.25@i2.374c: electrolytic. spot
I2,l;'ac.: casting; spot i2s,: Tin: :os7.a s2ee2ac
52Sc,; Iron, Northern. No. ! \, Sl5GSl6; 40. 2 x
;;la@siS No; plain sisSoasl' sc %Seushern lt m No l.
soft. sl4aSl4:S9 pig Iron warrants nominal; steel
NAVAL SroREs.-Spints OF turpentne. 6s,4 ooDc
Common TO good strained rosin. Sass.
. .PEovisIoNs.Pork was steady At ei1e:is .
renned Continent, S7.l5; South American $3.50
Tallow, +s4c. Dressed hogs. 6La7l.c. Butter, =
Creamery extras. 25izc.; tirsts. 23G25c. Cheese -.
State. c.. small or large, September, fancy, &c.
Eggs.-Ncarby fresh gathered. extras. Sic, Chi
cago Dec. s."Futurcs were slightly easier,
with packers and stockyard traders doing 1t
tic selling: Cash trade was slow for lard and
were corrected 10 over $1,000 Western receipts
OF hogs to day were $1,000, against $1,000 year
ago
SUoAR.-Raw was quiet at 3ssc. for % tes, and
3isc. for so test. Refined was quiet grsnulatcd
The sun., 1903-12-09
Cotton Declines. Then Advances-Ii,er.
pool Declines Sharply. but Receivers
Most Of the LOss-Weld d Co. Heavy
Sellers There-(:ran LOwer-Realizink
n MaHLala-G,nffea IIlHhar

Oan were quiet on the spot. Sales. 5000 bush.
No. white. alac.: clipped 4s.c.; No. mixed,
<ll1c.; clipped, &2G+2lac. Rye was quiet. no. >
Duluth, 5sc. C. I. I. Buffalo. Corn quiet the
spot. Sales. 1900 bush. including 5000 for ch-
port here and at the outportS. No. waite new,
to arrive, +9sSc. Futures closed i2c. lower. Sales
10000 bush Prices as follows:
The sun., 1903-12-09
SEC'Y
SHAW 4
He NAKED
reneyI
and [

WAsHrN
of the Se
finances Of
to the Sp
sentatives
Shaw, TIL
The rev
all sources
ended jun
From custom
From INTERN
EYop, saIeS n
From prohv
posits, &c
From revenu
bla. ......
From feesA
and lands
From sales d
Indian lab
From navy
clothing Al
From tax g
banks. 80.
From immlg
From trust D
From payin
railways :.
From custom
From miscel
From Soldlc
From sales d
Prom judici
From depo
lands. -.
From sale OF
From TAX ID
From depro
From sale
tfansporu
From sales
From hcens
From Spanl
Prom part.
Railroad
The sun., 1903-12-09

CLOSING PRICES or uN1rkp STATES RoNps
The sun., 1903-12-09
From postal
Total recd

The exl
were: !
For the CIV
foreign
collecun
Columbia
expensesy
For the M
cludlng 6
arsenAls,
penses OIL
the Phinp
For the nav
construct
chinery. [
proven e1
penscs OF
the Philiu
For Indian
For penSou
For interest
For dencien
The sun., 1903-12-09
AND OTHER SHARES.

Total sale, of bonds tpsr valuc,. sA.ele,ooo