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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
NOTICE TO cREss4~ons.

Az 4 COURT OF PROBATE HELD $ Nai'wlch, WlihiR and teT tfe t5astrict yt Norwich, eR tAa ietR day ot Septexa~ beF, A, r, t9iS,
 l-Ft=e4it- \ rbsy,.,}57 ;, AftdzzG judge. Estatte 9f Mary AaR Kimba1i, late of MoF#iaIl iR S9id Bistriet. deceased. GFaerEa faa1 t1le AqRa9 p{S1rator cite tnG &re@j l)I's ot said d.eeeased to bring fR t}leiF claims t9g945ast s4ld estate Wik6ip s4N noRt7lS ffo1R this 6at6, by gelIar7 -&itl y copy ek 1EiS otdex. on lhe slgapost ReaEest tS tl1e Riace whel.e Sslul8 ToWia.. aus y Btlbiissldhg tho s&lale 94le8 i4 PeESRaPGGIr having ! IrcQIatIoR ip said DlStffc1. aha make return t0 lhIS Count
 NELSON I: AEFESSzE6s, Judge. iFhe z1JoNE anS fotea. 0fns is . True -;op% CT record.
 EtteSt F'A2Ss9s44s G. G24g&R G4I.
 t1fetk
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

Throughout British India the ground-nut industry Is now making rapid headway, but it seems to have owed all It's origin to this French col ony, Whtch apparently began the cul- tiyatton of the ground-nut on a large cenimeroiai scale at the suggestion of soap manufacturers Tn Marseilles. At first Pondicharry was practically the only port in India exporting ground nuts, but now there Is considerable rivalry in their export, with Madras. Bombsy Cuddalore, Q Porto Novo and Negapatan
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

Vice Consul Charles F. Baker reports that a new ordinance of the city of Guayaquil. Ecuador requires that ev- cry person there selling milk must ob- milk Repositories may be maintained, manner of handling vessels, etc. All milk sold after S.s0 a. m. must be cooked.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
1aa hCEw MARtSEr GARDEN.

poultry and general purpose farm Just outside city, on state road. Large spring fed lake, stocked with fish, near housei s6 acres smooth tiliable land rest pastures aRd wo0dIandj plenty Of fraitt nice cottage house, with Veranda hot and cold water and bath; large barR, new silo, iGehDHse and sheds; ac- comm oda tionS for 3,000 hens. only S4 900, easy terms.
 TryoHsS AgeEcy Wiffik9aa4ie. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

WANTED = Energetic. experienced business women to handle our made-to- order corsets and accessories in this respondence of those interested in a hlgh class proposition. Liberal commits sions. References required. Address Mass. N $ BOX AO'' ASSe@ 9' 'a'ion seplld g1I1Gn AGENTs--High class rapid seller; biggest seller of the season; large pronts. Send today for free particulars. The Peter Speciality Co.,, GranitevilIe. Vt.
 seP11d
 WANTED Single man on farm; steady position. Luther Holton. Nortn Franklin, Conn.,. Armstrong Crossing. Tel, connection. seplod
 WARrED-A good all round farm Conn. Tel. z16-S. seplva
 WANTED-Three young people for office positions; also one to do light work in exchange for tuition while at NorWlch Commercial School, shannon Building, sepI0d
 DETfeCTIV VI6S-W, A. Lampert, pTi- vate detsettEe, all kinds sf legitimate denes and fFyesfigates aiSiI, es'pIainal, accidents and divorce eases, Write or call, Sas Main St, City, seplod
 sARTRD-A position by an experi= enc6d stenoSfapner and bookkeeDeF. Apply k, B., BuIIetiH Office, sep1Vd
 WAAE1Iu-IW6 hESJ class p1umDSFS and heater men. Address George pes- pathy, Baltic or Moesup, CT. sep1Od
 WANFfD-Men and women te visit every lnhabited building in their eom= munIty and accept mohey for Wonder Cloth. A pig part CT tAls money yoh keep. Call or write +: J. Love, ?-S Alice Bldg, Norwich, Csnn. seb9d
 HELP required; white or colored woman. general hQuseWork; hours rom 6-o !, h. Apply 10 s Summit St.
 EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY CoHnecucut corporation has an opening at tne present time ln NorW1cn anu Wilnmantio TOT man to represent ness TOT himself. A woman With DusI- ness eXperlenCe would pe considered; SoVo to %l,oV9 inves tment Will Wnd insure erences e&changed ana applications considered confidential upon request. Address I, Q. Box ol6. NeW haven. Conn. sep9d
 WANTED-W eavers with salesman ship ablIIIy can earn $5 to $1O d day In theIr locality. Whole or spare tune. AudresS NlcnOlas eo Nicnolas, Killing Iy Conn. sepSd
 WANTED-A single man between the age oI 50 and 40, to work in staple; must understand Lne care uI horses and harnesses, ana De able to urlVe; refer ences required. AppIy at once to Alfred harvey, Rutnam, COnn, k F. D Ao. /. Pnone z68-2. sep6d
 GIRLS WANTED on nice clean work. Best o1 wages Apply IhermoS bot tie Co. sepou
 WANTED-A young lady to take charge or music dept; must be able to play the piano. AppIy to E. ". W oo4- worth CO sep4d
 .ANTED-Boy to work in a drug store. Inquire at Bulletin Ofhce, sep4d
 
 ANTED-You to know there IS one man III Norwich who can clean and re- paIr your sewing machine rlgnt. T.. .. Stephenson, The O4d keI1able. Phone lU5z-4 aug2ou
 NANTED-Automob piles to clean at the Pubic Wasn StanQ. rear ot LlkS Home au82od
 WAkTED-Piano tuning. -.- U, CTor- don, 29S Prospect St.. Guy. AeI- 6S-~Z.
 Jy1d
 WANTED Hired man, single. to work on farm and board with family; S25 q menth salary: Inquire of Glen Rock Farm (LedyardJ, Fred SandS. Manager, Mystic. Conn, R, E. D. {.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

NOg4tslszs.--AH leFealIaoi;s e said de tliGIr ~,cIilitns 4IszYnst sa1d- esfzIte 10 the und erSisnea 'S7 15 Elizabeth St, Nor Mli3n Conn. within the time limited in the above and f0reSofng- order.
 JAMES A. k1A4BALL, sep114 Adtn11f1stTstor.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

Hartford--CoI. Charles M, Jarvis, who has been spending the summer st Nantucket, was in Hartford Monday, His health has improved greatly dur~ ing the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
LOST AND FOUND.
S1O.OO REWARD

StFayed from my home OR Septen- ber 4th small Setter Dog, age tive years, color white, with orange color oa head, has very s7aoft tail. Had eA nS collar, Answers to naHas Bee As ne has always been kept ia kAanea yard appears timid> Above reward will De paid 7lpOR his retafn tS
 k. F, ROBINSON, Packer, CoAB.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
WANTED.

WANTED-At once, a competent girl for general housework 175 Broadway. SHn11d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

THERE is TO aaveFtsslRg msdlum In Eastern Gsnn ticut equal to The Bal- letlR fer business results
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
SATURDAY. SEPT. 13, 1918. | r.,nIcnI-

One coupe, 1 Berlin coach. top bug gies, 2 express wagons, par of hack harnesses, l pair of surrey harnesses, a lot of single harness, lot of street blankets, a lot of lap robes, hitch matters, a quantity of whips, lot of stock food, and a number of articles used around a stable.
 The above described articles will positively be sold, as the party. making the consignment has discontinued busi- ness and has started garage, The terms of the sale will be cash.
 sepgTuTh
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
ass a49Rs1sS.

Express ear oE 2S horses just az rived. They are the kind-aii nicely broken to drive and work, big horses, chunks and busIn ess horses that are good drivers; also some that have been here some time. Come and see them.
 ELMER R. PISRSeN.
 Eel. 41S9. seR2d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
FOR SALE.
:. c. WITTER ........... Auctronee
 AUCTION SALE

l have had the following property placed in my hands to be sold at Frank TilIinghast's livery Stable at Central Village, Conn.,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

FOR SALE-23 Well bred large size, Barred P. R. bullets matched at Easter; Szo buys the flock. J. C. Young, Boz TaA, Ct. Tel. 2L4-22 sep11d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

FOR sALE-22 foot motor boat, Il h. D. Ferro engine, hull finished in cherry and teak, banking copper fastened, all nGtIngs ot brass. everything in first class condition; bargain. Box lSS, GrotOn. Conn. Sepl1d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

WANTED-We eaVers with salesman ship aDlIIUy can earn $3 to a1V d day In their locality. Whole spare tune. Address NlcnOlas eo Nicnolas, Killing ly Conn. Sep9Q
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

FOR SALE-2O horse power vertical boiler with all equipment; best offer takes it. Phone or write Palace Laun- oTy, Center St.. Danielson. sepIld
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

ANTED-A young lady to take charge or music dept; must be able to play the pIano. AppIy to E. W oo4- worth Go. sep4d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

HELP required; white or coIored l woman, general houSeWOrk; hours from 1 S-o F. h. Apply 10 33 Summit St. SeDsQ
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

WANTED-A single man betw cen the age oI 3V and 4O, to work in staUle; must understand Lne care UL horses and harnesses, ana De able to 0rlVes refer ences required. AppIy at once to Alfred harvey, Putnam, Conn., k. E. D. Ao. Z. Phone 268-2 Sep8d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11

Lyle Chesebro has completed th work Of building a concrete whar on Mason's Island. This will be a bi: addition to the Island another year,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
(6ortietung folgt).
Sir sic edmaden ,tub Rerbaien.

Nbgeipannte, idtpa9e, 11ernofe
Manner uno Braue11 tpiiroen ebrgei.
gig, erergii6, lebensfrob fablen uao
ftets einet1 g11ten Mppetit baben, metra
iie bas ridtige fiji oie @eiunobeh
tbun tpuroen = eIeftrif@en Bittets
nebmen. @i@ts 8eiferes fuiir ben IRA
gen, sic 2eber ODER bie Mierer. &n,..
ienoe iogen, BOB iie ibr 2eber oiefem
mun6erbonen @a11smittel ber6at1fen.
8ran 8. @binebal,lt bon gertal gen-
ter, q. g., fagt:: sd Sd eradte electric
8itters als zines Ser grobten &C.
fldderfe. Sd Tam ME bergeiien. tpas
er fir mid getban bat" 2abt @n@
eine 61aibe geben nno iebt, mas fit
etnen l1nterfdie6 es IN @urer sc.
innobeit bringer miro. SOUR SOC.
unb $500. @mpfobIen bonn Molitor
0r19 Store. = Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
Miennanb brandt ii6 iiber sic bDbem
2ebensmittel 8reiie ~ beflasen,

oenn Sausbalts Motbmenoigfeiten
foinnen binig genl,g eingefmft per.
Sen, tpenn man ii9 an Die ridtige
4neue tpenoet. Muf @eite 2 in Die.
ier 3eitung meroen sic cine quite
MllsmaBl b~oniaifomdBigen @aaren
per5eibnet ftn6en, Die geraoe5u a,1
Sdleu0er -8reifen angeboten peroen.
Garl1rter befin6en fi9 Baoren filr
ie6erman, fomobI fit Sung mie ffiiir
Sit rn6 fir ie6e Semitic in @tabt
unb 2ano. 9iefe unerb6rt rieorigert
8reife folten ie6en 2eier bieier Sci
tuttg peranlafienL oie Dfferte alf sci.
te 2 m1fmerffm bllrd3uleien. 8tr
glauben fider, bob in benz Sole, 5u
leien uno 5u baroeln ems 1T. oenr
eS fam ra,r gum 8ortbeile hes Sc.
iers fem, tper,1 er bon Dem geiteuter
Mngebot @ebra11d ma@t. Aub lon.
fen biefeIben nidt bas geringite Stiff
to, % 2llr6in & So. fi9 berpflihten,
iebem a,116en fem @eI1 5uriid al,
5ablen falIS er NIT ben gefanoten
Baaren ni@t ponlitd16ig 3ufrieoer
|iein iolte. Mebr tam mon CENT?
nidt nerlangen. Nus benz @r1l16e
ratbe1 mir l1nferen Qeier11 nod elm
NAL III ibrem eiee1le1l Ssrtterefe, de
EDHerte onf 5eite2 biefer 3eihatg
laufmerfffam bar95nIeien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

ben, nod INNER i'm Bette eines Ser
m0gens fem, bas MiB Melion geitot-
ten tpir6, unabbaneig stpifben n1ts
81 mablen. Dos aber tpin i9 bureb
meinen 8ori6Iag berbeifubren. @er-
Sen Sie einpiHigen?"
@ber 9ugo idlmg nidt in sic 6ar<
gereibte &ano Elm. Chen tpar es ibm
mieoer ols miiBte er Ben gltige11
Mann baifen als entbalte beien @or-
|idIag cine &rdnfurg, i9limmer aIs
e%ntebrenoe Gauiti9ldge. Seine Sin
ne, in ungebeurem Mnfrubr, manoer-
ten in Ser SIRE. Medanii9 iab er
5u, tpie 2opnep, Der fem Sdspeigen
fir %8uitimm,1ng balter modte, in Die
8rieftaf9e griff fem @bedbud Der.
porbolte urb in bieiem Elm 8lott aus
5ufuqen bega1n.
SD fteIIe Sbnen einen gbed uber
100000 Collars aus, aablbar lei mel.
ncr etgenen 8anf, it's redt io?" ST
bate feline l1nteridrift bereits bou3o-
gen, itedte sic Siilfeber tpieber Elm
ur6 i6ob @ugo ben f9malen Bapier>
itreifen iiber Sen Gi{d Fin. r@s be-
oarf fetner @uittung. Sd berlanee
1ur SIR gbrentport, oaB @menooIDn
niemals erfabren tpir6, mas tpir be1tte
abmadten.
Gortieh,no foroN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
4 CARTEL.

@
Gin Meger 0ffnete linen sic Clos
tbiire, bielt iie 6ann aber NIT fra-
geroem Slid mf. u9ie Serren TT.
den Elm Mitglieb2"
.Mneroings. Mr. 2otpnep = i@
beige @pif," CAB ser @efragte nod.
laufig 5alrud, feline 5timme babel
gum 6~5Iiitertone ~6dtnpfeno.
vaer. 2ptpnep befinoet ii9 i'm
&aud5immer. Ct ertpartet sic Ser
rem bereits."
Ser &burbiter CAB tbner 6en @eg
fret Elm arberer S9tpar5er nabm IT,
men in Ser idmalen ssSnnenbale Sut
nnb l1eberrod ab. 8ebaglide, Bis
crete @lcgar3, mobin Ser @lid m1d)
idmeifte. oils @ugo fid I'M 8orbei=
geben in SEN bedenboben 5piegeln
oes Dor5immers betradtete, fam ibml
ser @e6onfe, mie er 1ib rebt l1npor=
tbeiIbaft in ieinem MeuBeren bon iei=
uem 8eg1eiter u1rteridie6. Ser atb=
mete sic mobilize @legan5 Ser 8elt=
itobt. Sos &er5 tpuroe linn ploblid
tpieoer idmer, 6en1 er ma1Bte @tpen=
6oIDn's ge6enfen. 9ie tpar nun idon
felt atpei langer Sabren in 6ieien
iiberfeinerten @erbdItniiien gu banie.
@enn I'M Iebten @rnn6e 6ieie ibm
fem Md66en entfremoet battert, pas
oann2
Ser &ausmeiiter nit metallener
Settle UNI Sen &oIs, an melder ein
bergoIoeter &orfaieber bing, trat al1i
|iie gu, pie Inn iie nod ibrem 8egebr
al fragen. 9ngo adtete in ieiner
8ermirrutg ntdt 6arauf, mabrenb
iein @egleiter fliitern6 m1f Der
glubbeamten einiprad. Dieier mid,
|te befrieoigt unb f6riH tbnen Damn
mad einem ftilen Meben5immer Dor.
an mo ii@ niemat,o aufbielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

Golep Mieren-Binen beeablen @uer
3utraaer1 bnr9 lire beilenoen unb
c11ratipen gigenfdaften. Srgenb cine
Mieren- o6er 8laien-&ranfbeh, Die
nidt ouber Dem 8eret9 Der Me6i5in
liege1, tper6en ibrem @ebrm1@ mei.
den. Sra1 Goroelia COPELAND. Mr'
oeoIo, Mo., fagt: SD batte Mierett-
nnb 8Iaien!8ef9mer6en iber Elm
SSobr lang, nn6 5 Glaiden bon So
1eD Mierenpi1en beiIten mid. Sc 1T
sic gIeide g%r3dbIung bon ie6em, Der
Iie gebrm1dt. Mae fagert: fife beilten
MIDI" Molitor 9rug Store. - Ir'
aeiae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

ldoftIi6 meiter, bas beiBt, menn es
Sssbnen angenebm lit. Cont fagen
5ie's nur nno iaiitteln Sic MIDI ab,
ib bin ni9t empfin6li@ - iibrigers
finoen mir i'm Sotel piellei@t 8ot-
ldaft BON Scr. 8romn, 6em 8ablclert
in Treun6 Soe's 8mf. ct moate
mir Modridt geber, fobalb elm 8rtef
bon Soc eintrifft."
2ebbafte @pannung iprad aus
Sugo's 3iigen. $50, ei1en mir nod
6em @oteI, i6 bin Sbnen fir Sbre
Site mirflid febr banfbar," bradte
e raId berpor, nes lit mir an ether
baloigen ~9uiammenfunft nit Soc
Meljon tpirfIi9 bel gelege1t."
SIN @oteI par in6eiien feiner1ei
Madri9t angelangt. rAr11er &erl,
meirte Smift nun, DEM Die btttere
gnttauldung Sugo's, Ser ieine @e-
fuble ni9t perbeblen fonnte, anffiel,
rfornte id Sbnen MIR oieie ber'
tpunidte M6reiie eritens beri6affen
- sod bolt! Bas mir 90 beifdat!"
Ct 1ann einen Ml1genblid nod. ~Siel-
Ieidt meib Soe's u@ob" Inn iei-
men gegentpdrtigen Ml%1fentbalt. Wtr.
2otpnep fonnte id bieneidt I'M Club
treffen - mir6e Sic es interelllrer,
sSoe's Gbef, einen gan5 idarmanter1
Monn, peri9nli6 fennert gu lerner2"
MatMrli6 bette Sugo nidts err
minidter for1m1e11 fonnen, als ei11
FOLDER 8ori9lag; er iegnete I'M It'll.
len sic gutige Bigung, mel6e i'm
nit Smift batte 5uimmentreffen
Ia11en nn6 Beetle ii9, beiien Mnerbie,
ten nit frenoigem Dante an3nneb-
men.
u@em, Scr. 2otpnep pflegt ieoen
Madmittag an elmer Boferpartte I'M
Club tbeil5nnebmen. @s 1T Sbren
:. reht, 10 i9len6ern mir gemiitbltb gu
Sub bortbin. Sir fontmer Damn
geraoe 3eitig gen1,g, 11r1 i'm nod a1-
5u%treffen.-
@ugo moete 6ieiem @orf@lag ni6t
5u mi6eripreden, nm ni@t nnnotbige
MufmerfIamfeh Bel feinem nel1ert
8efannten gu erregen. @ber Ser et>
ma einitunoige @pa8ierga1g, 5u mel
dem er ii6 anf 6ieie @eiie ge5tuur,
gen iab, un6 mdbrenb oeiien Stpift
,1naufborti@ f@er8eno auf i'm ei1r'
fpra6, tpuroe linn our f0rm1iden
Dual. gs foftete feline gan5e Wil'
lensfroft, 6en Sturm I'M Snr1erett 51t
bannen, melden bie 8oriteIung in
Inn b%erborrief, nun balb Dem @al1-
Der {eines @liides unb Ser5ensfrie-
6ens gegenibertreten gu iol(en- Ct
otbmete erleidtert auf, als fie aus
Dem gerduidpolen @etriebe Der
I. &ouptltraBen en6li@ in cine Hiae
5eitenftroBe einbogen uno uenige
tpeitere S9ritte iie Bis gum Gllblocnl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

bra6ten, einem nii6ternen 3iegel-
bau, ser lid in ni6ts bon ben ar-
%itoBenoen @ebd11oen unterfdieo, be-
rem umriHe fdon in Der in3mii9en
nieoergeinnfenen Dammeru11g ger.
~flatterten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

Gin Meger 0ffnete ibnen sic Clos
tbiire, bielt iie 6arn aber nit fra,
genbem 8lid muf. uDie Serren Ut.
den Elm Mitglteo2"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25
Snaps in Home Properties

lourth Nard--iI,"-iWum hrick
HOUSE With bath ga 55-fuUt tot; -nnli
harm, 80 fruit and ~lg'dc trees; rt'Hl
bargain at ........... ...... S35UO
Ii,c-roum mutlsrn frame, east
frort, Euud CS'Ilar. twu screened
rUr,Iir~, excellent condition. uu ear
line iu Fourth ward ......... $1,000
Two luts Ia the most desirable -C,'-
lion sc north Twelfth street; most at.
trntti,C residence section Of city.
$1,000.
p. +. MCCanna
Ground TIOur, state Natl hank Bidg.
I'',unc Gt3.
My Representative VIII call.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25
l0.YEAR OLD LAD HAS
NECK BROKEN AT PL0W;
LIVES HOUR AFTERW ARD

= Hrsv,u y &c. March -. l",
A..I. u fp-,,ur-uld Ltd vus Nilrd
...f,rtll, uu hl- Hthcrs farm, Tour
and Id halt miles southeast Of inc
.,it when 30 team De- was driving g."
. .Ire Uyyumy uught,u,d HIS u''h
500. uIuk,u.
u..Ni, lived about au hour Iiui
fn. ....id,ul happened and was con
s.Inu. Ions enough after he was l"nnu
Co., I.u h.- Nuuus'r utnih'r nov lh'
accident happened
"a was u-i the noon huuI AMI hn
.... .T.plriur To- conn, Goo dinner Ute
t,H. driving 90 uIuuchu ht,h'd win
Ian Older morse. having sp'u, the
muruug plpNug Just 900 the p1il
TINA time tho tongue frlI uud s,ur'l
rhr Hruuyhu throwing Tho Young
man. breaking His uvtk
waiting 30 few minutes i"r Nt'ii
-un Go SHOW 300. the parents looked
nst ip -,r b. n, was vuWiug when thrN
..a lhr frightened team running Dol
mo Held Thcy suspi,iuucd some
tnus was wrong nud Tho young s"i
lru Tor tho field finding his brother
~, died about an hour Afterwards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25
Chicago Livestock

Chicago March 20 liuE- bee
,Dut- 10000 Market strong tu o.,
higher Bulk 5000 IBIS. lght.
NNtuuP.g5. missed. SN.Nuu H.2U,
h,uN.. AN.6.si9.gu. rough, $500 e.
$50. pir, S6.quHH.iu
cattle Receipts. 1000. Market
slow auU -trlds Br,trr. - 900 u
sH.Iu. Texas st,prs. $500 go. west.
,u .t.,r.. 6NOtis.Is. stockvrs and
feeders. tG.VUffs .l5. COWS and hcit.
,t-. S3tsuS.Uu. calves 50. jUa 1850
St,,g Erg,ipt. 5000 MARKET
-i..H. Geo Too lower. NutlNr. $3.50 70
o. pu. western. S6.luue.Ho. ysuriius
t..-uu sis. Lun-. uHtN". si.uu y
sis. western. t71auN.,a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25
THE ONE BEST SELLER is THE WANT AD
HHM CHEAPEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE PUBLICITY AGENT ME BUSINESS WORLD
FOR SALE

business property. Improved ana
unlmprosed.
1000 Broom 2-story brick. moo
crn. West Central. corner lot; ti.vVo
cash, balance per cent.
$1,000 s-room frame, modern, ath
ward. near car line: Easy lorna
$1,000 l-room. s-stnfy bungalow;
CORNER lot. North iith street
tiSO0--s-room double frame. bath,
electric lights. furnished; corner log
near shops; rents for $50 per month";
5000 cash. balance 3 per cent
S2.6so--S-rovm. a-slory frame dwell
ling. bath. electric lights: corner ios;
9TH ward on car line
ti2OO--sis acres o. good land.
under cultivation; Broom adobe. harm
corral
FIRE INSURANCE.
SURETY BONDS
MONEY TO LOAN
A. Eleisc her
M SOUTH FoURrH srREET
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n0NfS 10 LOAN.
ON furniture, pianoA. oraana hoFsea
NAgons and other chattens aisO on
salaries and warehouse receipts; ne
low a. 5000 ana a. high AZ $4,000
Loans are quickly maze and strictly
private Time--one mOrth 90 one
year given. 0ouds 20 remain IN your
possession. our ratss are reasonable
call and see ua before borrowing
steamship tickots Co and from All
parts OF the woFie.
PRIVATE OFFICES--open EVeninEs
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO..
Rooms 3 and Z, GrauI Rulldina
sos X West Central Avenue.
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w. C. O. F. TO GIVE
A I.ARTY THURSDAY

court No. STA. Wumcu's catholic
Diirr ul Fnrtstrt.. viii riN, U bdd
Fellows he'll on ThuIsdu! afternoon
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<.. York. March - Spot cotton.
......r mladliup uuluuds, tis 80 mount.
rti
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LOST

LOST OR STOLEN Black Jersey
cow no horns, branded l. a on side.
from farm ~ Ihils Truiillo, ~ san
Iuse, 50 reward lof rolgrn tp oWner
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the nrst ui o. series cot after Easter
parties rhs THURSDAY afternoon
PARTY viii b., given bv committee
headed o., Mrs Thomas luWler aud
Mrs FclN laca, n is PLANNED TO
continue tho series every fourth
Thursdu pf th, month unt,l warm
IS ea thct
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-22

are expected to return about the first
of September.
Miss Doris Hogeboom, of Pittsburg,
will arrive soon to visit her uncle, DR..
H. B. Hogeboom, and Mrs. Hogeboom,
and other relatives in Topeka
Miss Edith Updegraff went to Kan
sas City today to join Miss Reita Up
degraff, who is returning from Sioux
Falls, S. D., where she visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Gill Updegraff. The Misses Up
degraff will be the guests of Mrs. John
Dodsworth, in Kansas City about ten
days.
Mrs. Kate O'ReilIy of Portland, Ore,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. George W.
Martin.
Judge and Mrs F. P. Lindsay have
gone for vacation trip into the noun
tains in Arkansas.
Mrs. L. U. Heller and her daughter,
Marguerite, and Mrs. DeWitte Nye,
left today for their homes in Chicago.
after visiting their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. c. I. Kinney, and other relatives
in Topeka.
Miss Helen Malstrom, who has been
illat her home the last week, is report
ed better today.
Mr. Charles Gleed and Mr.. Roy
Thompson have returned from CorOp-
ada Beach, Cal. Mrs. Gleed and her
daughters and Mrs. Thompson and her
son will remain some time longer.
The Rev. Mr.. John Carpenter, of
Seneca, is the guest of MI. Alex Spen-
Ger.
The j. F. Wolf family will move soon
to occupy the Roy Crawford house at
600 Topeka avenue
Mrs. L. j. Hankla has gone to Los
Angeles, Cal, to join Mr.. Hankla in
permanent residence.
Mr.. l. NJ. Penwe1 went to Excelsior
Springs today for short stay.
Mrs. F. Wells left today for La Hare,
Col.
Mrs Thomas Wood of Brooklyn, n.
y, will leave September 4, on her re
turn home, after spending the summer
with her father, Mr.. w. G. Bailey, and
her sisters, Miss May Bailey and Miss
Ella Bailey.
Judge and Mrs. T. F. Carver have
returned from Pryor Lake, Mimi,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Cunningham
have gone to Wichita to spend a few
days.
Miss Mary Slaughter has returned
from trip to Colorado
Judge and Mrs. w. r. Smith have
gone for a trip to San Diego.
Mrs. l.. Kreuger and her grand
daughter, Edna Anton, will arrive
home this evening after a six weeks
visit to friends in Nebraska.
Mrs. B. A. DutweiIer and her two
daughters of Chicago are guests at
the F. A. Anton home.
The following guests attended a
birthday party for Mr. E. W. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Mckibben, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
PoIneck, Mr.. and Mrs Hill, Mr.. Jack
Bourdese, Mr.. SmoOke, Mr.. Lee and
Mr.. Fred Moore.
The Good Government club will
meet Saturday evening at o'clock
with Mrs. Lee Monroe.