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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10


Robert H. Ingersoll, maker Of dollar
watches and Of million dollars, Gays
she can't understand why 30 much fuss
has been made over her marriage.
But there has been considerable fuss
since the secret marriage became
known in New York and Mrs. Arthur
Henry Laliberte is not the first to
have trouble seeing certain things as
others see them under such condi-
tons.
Brief dispatches from New York
some time ago told how the marriage
Of Miss Naomi Clare holland to the
Ingersoll chauffeur was discovered and
how she refused all her uncle's prof
fers tempting her to leave her hus-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

ence in no way disturbs. The pair
are pronounced to be pretty and
the expression is not exaggerated.
Semitranslucent and shining in the
light of the lantern, they seem carved
out of block of yellow amber. Their
arms outstretched, their tails rolled
into graceful volutes, they wander on
with a slow movement and with meas
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
Poached Eoos With Cheese.

For five servings prepare five some
what thick slices Of toasted bread,
round If convenient. Make a sauce
of one level tablespoonful butter, two
of flour, little salt; stir these together
and add gradually three-quarters cup
full of strained tomato to which q
pinch of soda has been added, and
half cup of rich milk. Dip the edges
Of the toast in the sauce, then pour
the sauce over the slices. Place on
each slice nicely poached egg,
sprinkle it with grated cheese and set
in the oven to melt the cheese. serve
at once.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
Oyster Pickles.

To every quart of liquor add a tea
spoonful Of black pepper, q pod Of red
pepper broken in bits, two blades Of
mace, a teaspoonful salt. two dozen
6loves and half pint Of best vinegar.
Add the oysters, simmer gently for a,
few minutes. take out and put in half
pint jars. then boil the pickle. skim It
and pour over them. Keep them In .
dark. cool place. and, when 4 jar 10
opened, use up it, contents Is quickly
as possible. Oysters picked thus viii
keep four or I'VE weeks. - ~ p
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

horses, looting houses and shops. Al
though Carranza may disapprove, he
must recognize that these are the
usual methods of civil warfare. The
general has no choice. If his troops
did not steal, they would starve.
THAT >Carranza is ambitious I do
not double. He would probably have
revolted against Madero, If Madero
had not been deposed. Those who
knew and watched him said that he
thought his moment had come when
the little president lost his popularity.
Like Madero, Venustiano Carranza
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

"A SpauldTu VI
pure descent, a
man of striking
personal dignity
is Carranza. II
he happened to
become provision
al pre- 8 i d e n t,
everyone would
have said how
well he graced
the position. 1t
Is true that many
of the b q n d 8
which call them
selves 'Carran-
zistas' practise
the methods of
bandits, extorting
money, driving of
cattle stealing
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
Filtered Water for Chicago.

Three experts, who have been STUDY
ing the future sanitary policy OF Chr
cago, announce that the time has come
tn consider the filtration Of the city,,
water supply from Lake Michigan
which is often so turbid as to be e.
tremely distasteful. The present san
itary quality Of the water is not auee.
toned. but there Is arising demand
for a clearer water than 1t Is possio'e
to obtain without filtration with IN
take cribs at any reasonable distanee
from shore cheering Record. /.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
English Pudding.

One-half cup chopped salt pork. Fill
cup with boiling water, let stand a few
minutes to dissolve, two-thirds cup
molasses, finish filing cup with sour
milk, one teaspoon each Of soda. Gin
namon, cloves and nutmeg, one cup
chopped raisins. 81 or 4 cups -four.
Steam two hours.
Sauce for Pudding-ope cup sugar,
two cups boiling water. one-half tea
spoon each Of salt and nutmeg. Thick.
en- with two teaspoons -four. Remove
from stove. add tablespoon of good
sharp vinegar and piece Of butter.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

uoClUeuly lul0TlOI
In size to the fe-
male, with conse-
Quences in court
ship that Jean
Henri Fabre sets
forth d delightfully."-:
THE little fore
legs futter in fe-
vered caresses.
What are they
saying to each
other? How shall
we translate their
silent epithalami-
UNI into words?
1.-THE W h o l e
household turns
out to see this
curious gr GU p,
which o11r nraa.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

Ice, lett washing
ton the other day
for Vancouver, B.
c., whence he is
to sail for China.
Mr.. Davis is one
of an engineering
commission select
ed by the Red
Cross society to
study the problem
of reclaim 1 n g
large ,tracts OF az
ricultural land in
China which have
b e en- inundated
periodically for
t h O u 8 a n DIS o I
years, causing de-
struction Of crops
and resulting In
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
Ancient corsd ssss Wslcoms.

Ancient cornsd 0ssS Welcome.
Howard Palmer, IA his book on The
Selkirk Mountains" cites 2 case from
lii own experience that represents q
tteGt 81 endurance probably unequaled
III the history OF the canning industry.
Speaking Of his return from 2 four.
tteen.hour climb and the rations par
taken OF It it, close, he remarks !:
THAT the tin OF corned beef devoured
Is rayenously, was no less than eight
sssn summers old. did not IL the least
disturb 10. We had discovered i
inear " On the site Of the Topham
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

less consumer Of AL kindss Of exubeT>
snce than the discofds1t rthodght. and
wedding IT, out ssayes such; an aston.
ishing amount Of eau de vie where
with to water the garden of Joy. that
with it. in hand every man may b
his own Burbank. 5a -. -.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
Chicken q Ia Boston.

One cup cold cooked chicken cut In
strips. three cold boiled potatoes. cut
In Gne-third inch slices, one trufle cut
IN strips, three tablespoons butter,
three tablespoons flour. IN cups scald.
ed milk, salt and pepper. Make sauce
Of butter, Hour and milk. Add chicken,
potatoes and trufne and as soon q
heated add seasoning. Y
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
No job fsr Women.

Il was reading an article the other
day saying that the native women Of
Ceylon dive for pearls and that some
OF them remain beneath the water
for three minutes 1t time"
d Another newspaper lie.
.How dp you know It u 9 lie Z
People cannot talk under watee.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

uncle promising
all the gaieties
which millions can
bring to a girl, the
prospect Of the
principal share OF
these millions for
her own, travel
and musical edu-
cation a roa d ,
pearls-a magnih-
cent strin g Of
them valued at
$40, 00O--and other
] g W 9 8 to h Q r
hearts content.
Despite the SEEM
ingiy u n 9 qua !
lineup Of forces
the chauffeur won
800 xh1 ~fnoo -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
nhstLlts.ral Faet..

"The last timesI saw the man ~.
have lust engaged, he was the pr'n
c,nal in a Mght-6ngered transacuon
Good gracious! Was he p'cklns
pockets?" 49,, : . .,,,h - IN :
night parade" a., s,.,&- ..,..
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
piseordant Thoughts.

4 III; Wandering through your mental
pleasure grounds. whenever yop come
upon an Ugly Intruder Of q thought
which might bloom into some poison.
Gus emotion such az fear. envy. hate,
worry. remorse, anger, and the like.
there Is only one right way to treat
II writes Robert H. Schaufiler In the
Atlantic. Pull It up like weed; drop
II upon the rubbish heap as promptly
a. II ii were q singing nettle; and
let some harmonious thought grow
n til place There i no more reck-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

famines and loss Of life.
Mr.. Davis has been chief engineer
of the reclamation service since the
organization Of the service, twelve
years ago. Previous to that time he
occupied important positions in the
geological survey and was twice &C.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

No instructions With Them.
Drug Clerk-Did you kill any moths
with those moth balls ! gave you?
Disconsolate Customer--No; ! tried
for I'VE hours, but ! couldn't hit one.'
Columbia Jester ss Il
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
X 10.

Marriage ought to be an equal ex-
change" +. "a,ss, ~.
X know of such a case. Before mar
riage. he opened his heart to her, and
after marriage. she opened his eyes,,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
III Treated II

Wigg-1 sprung that little story ~ :.
vours at the club last night anu =
didn't get laugh. 49,. q
Wagg--Perhaps ysn sprung - 49,
shape.-Boston Daily Globe.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
How She Does II.

Ma never had any trouble keep
ing her accounts straight as treasurer
OF the club aE .F..,,." - =.
Does she always balance to
renny?" no IT,. i.ass.... %
"Oh, no, but whenever she's short
she makes pa put up the difference"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

and Forster camp Of 1890, undoubtedly
abandoned by them at that time when
the weather compelled their return to
the Glacier house"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

In Hamilton Fyfe's book, "The Real
Mexico" is this sketch Of Carranza:
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

Arthur Powell Davis, chief engineer
of the United States reclamation serv-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

The chauffeur has scored again. this
time in competition with millionaire
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10

Among certain varieties of scor-
)ions in southern France the male is
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-07-10
Historical Flag
Being Restored.

Being Restored. tical nag E. whose
bright stars" inspired Francis Scott
Key during the bombardment of Fort
McHenry, near Baltimore, on the
morning Of Sept. IA. 1914. No new
fabric will be used; 1t will be the
same texture woven into It by the wo
men of Baltimore at the outbreak Of
the second war with England.
This flag has been an exhibit Of the
National Museum and the smithson.
ian Institute since 1907. It became
the property Of the museum only
within the past few months. Not long
ago 1t was reported to w. de c. Ra.
yenel, administrative assistant of the
National Museum, that unless some.
thing was done to repair the flag It
would have to be Withdrawn from Ok.
hibition. The fabric was 30 rotted
that 1t would scarcely bear handling.
Mr.. Ravenel heard Of Mrs. Amelia
Fowler, who makes 4 speciality Of re-
pairing old days and intrusted the
task to her. ss> tl:J5a 81
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CHICAGO eoiko OF TRADE

chsesso. Jsss s-wh~ss prizes
hasa.hei to-day. int'a-nsed tn s"n~
-<i-al b. a liberal DECREASE nj 'h.
t:usat.-sn ,i.ibi- supply The op~a'
ina "a. l To g. hish-r. ~iih q siian'
subsequent t~snstans
rtss.inH prizes S~s- s~sk. a In &c
uas~s last atshi.
fora showed hsma~s., Prizes
.iast~d /. aft Ia a like annans ar
asd later made = gain all around,
The close ~a. ~~ah Al a net dc
cline @. 4 4. l aud ilc net
scattered hayias sustained "a's,
Quotations seemed inclined 'a t..i'
within L. at last nisht'. level
Close Wheat. May ri!. imis
s:..
cara. Nay sss: iuiy ss.
oats. May ss.: July s:..
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CANCER Treatment
SUPERIOR TO RADWn

NleD~fAs rs-s Jan lSbTal fshNH
.ieisas ss~ eagerly dispss s.sns ihS
address sis-a az the banquet at .n-
mlais s's,n,s it.sn~.psihis s.sris's bs
ns, Eaiph ,hrs.s.sas professor "'
.i-imaiaiasF q, tiahn-snann M--iisai
T.ii-s~. rhsiai-t,Asa. In shich h.
asserted 'hss he g@ula hasii. ss~ ,h-
es-s -aaiuna ie 'hS 'r-asm-ns ~ an
.-rasi. skis atf--,isn phsn ,a~ .'hsE
sisisns have a, shSiF ssas-F -nas =
pssssurt os saan.svr ~bsh he -asi's
ana sh-spis .hsain-s,. sn.i vIhi.h In
iss effects is far Superior So rsaiasn
IA.~sos it-sss,-in sh.s-,t the dns
tor. num-faas lantern slides ~ many
.a.~> "f .sar-r os the ssiu. Which
had come uai-s his .ss- h~t"T- aHs
after H.s,mr., snh = 'arh"a s''d
ether n,iatai-.
In . jessaas S~ts ts- i-.s.I.r slated
that he dit nos aSu any sa.Iitn'
mines. nor ~as he Interested In ,s"
70, ass,ss iiaa al rari-su .s .ih-ss his
object i,-ins Ia give 90 SGc pTos".f'"n.
aud suffering msnisy. IN" s-sui.
Of hi. clinical experience in the
treatment at various akin affections,
h-r,nr bernstein. In explaining =.
the itr,s'. the m-;h"-i "f treating
skin -an.c,s by the process "f fs"-s.
ing. stated that he us~d carbon 81
the iiaxi.i- group which h- permit
tod q. escape from . ,aak hol.ii.x II
under ninety .-nuris pressure. an:
then mixing the escaped 'art-nn With
ether. r-sultinx the production "' a
mas. r~.cmbiins SNOW. AMI ~hirH
had i"mp"ra,nt" "f al least is'
degrees below aero
This substance when placed upon
the diseased or sanrcr"us iissu" be-
come. immc,ii,s-I, fro,rn s"iid. The
growth seeming to disappear bci'\r
tn. very .y.s OF the operator. \ re-.
action ~onid. however. 'Hko pias"
within the course of u few hours. the
lecturer stated, causing more or lcss
sWCIltNx. Wht'b WON" uirSpN''Ai
within two or three weeks. leaving In
,lacc of the once ranCcrous 'issn"
smooth. scarlcsH area.
Doctor Bernstein explained that
tho process was purely u mechanical
one. the c.lla heinz rupiurcd by tho
expansion CAUSED by the ini"nS" 10"
temperature" Nature would then AS
ser, itself by absorbing the broken
down tissues. and q, the sam" time
would produce OF i's own accord
sort OF au,opcnous vaccine.
Doctor Bernstein further stated
that he had been using his method
for tho last seven years. and reports
about 90 per cent OF cures. h. hay
ing recently added tho ether element.
which gave the freezing mixture =
lower temperature than had been
previously obtained Tho process.
according to the lecturer. IL rractu-
ally nrinl,Ss
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S-s YasE. ian rannass
iras-r. nsS. h--n sasY tsas'as aH'
iasi ha. aasa sh-s --s- hiG isosi a
Iass.hss- ssssai-ssns hs the iss'
~i-vtssn, The riss-s sh-s~ u ag.s
g-sss .-fsssa ash be- saArn ss"sa ~"
tai,ht.i sY VI. michel are
B'-.r district i-as-ss, i.siniins
t"f,g,s commissioner a. CHARITIES.
si-f,ssss somntssion-r .s brids-s. d.pH
80. commissioner as sasr--sians an.
ssss-ssrS Z. sh- sts- .'-paftrs-hs arr
Steamed The a-russ ..n.n,s sin. .f
is-ns-. a, si..". - i.ss il q less I"
,n- ossarisslios. ~hitr IN the ias
.s~gar,m-a, IL n.asns Ih~ is.s al
,hr.- n.ina- riav-s n-ii ns assist
sa,s. ami paysas ~ E."". -aShs
In ,h~ department .s rosr-v lions.
Can,,ni..,.a-r fssnh n whitney.
salary s;...". sna John II. F"ss~s'
ALI. .AlarY Ss.".e a year. arr s'ss.''
q. s.. =. s-iI a- u~ru'r Commits
si,n.. Wright. saiss, si.""". ANA
I Eran.ss J n,onn.r. private s~~'s'
,arN. .,iaiN 8: s""
In ,h- nF- department 1t r.ii I"'''
tic j.i.s e., Commissioner j"hhs"T.
with q salary al .. ."'i i"rH'Y
.onmission~r George ". oiNHnt. at
s..."". an. pani~i y Finn. s'.N"".
ali of whom expect to lee .'is'"''. IN
tic aoVk department. s-rr"sary ".
J, Harrington. with n salary "f Si'-
.... ~i,i he'd rcpn~'i
lame, J. waiIacr. 'hi"f NJ IN" "'-
r,au of it."ns.l. with SALARY o!
81. .i"". AMI Iahn l.. Walsh. 'h'cs "i
the Lur-au Of weight. and measures.
with a salary oi s..""". both Tam
many men. viii so. In III" law "r-
partm.n, Tamn,any viii les" Hi'F-
enc Assistants. with salaries ranging
from s:.".n to Si".""". and III
understood Mr. Mitchell ini"nhs 10
,corganiz. In" department tnof-
.ughi,. Every ac'iy" TammHnf
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JAIL NOT ATTACKED
N R0urr COUNTY

Washington, u. u. Ian. s.-Frs-'
". Morrcli. actin: torss,er at Den
yer. today reported to tn" forcs, scr
,icc headquarters on his invc-,iEs-
tion of the charge that j. II. tsatiin.
supervisor n: the 1sontt Nationai
Forest. had i.d q mob which stcrmc'l
10 Colorado jail and dcporicd striking
miners.
Morrell reported that the Jail had
not been attacked. hut that Ratlin
representing citizens league. has
presented q request to the strikers Ia
leave the region bcausc the citizens
arcd the sheriff and his deputies
might not be- able to protect them
aga inst mob violence.
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# BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat II Kidneys Feel Like
Lead or Bladder Bothers.

Most folks forget that the kidneys.
like the bowels. got sluggish and
clog red and need u flushing occasion
nlly. else We have backnchc and dull
misery in the kidney region. fe'"r'
headaches, rheumatic twihg's. tor
pid liver. acid stomach. si""plcssn"st
aud all sorts Of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
actiy" and clean. and the moment yon
feel an ache or pain In the kidney
region. get about four ounces OF lad
Salts from any good drug store nero,
take n tablespoonful In n glass OF
water before breakfast for n few days
und your kidneys will then act fine
This famous salts is made from the
Hcih OF cranes and lemon Juice. com
bincd with lithia and Is harmless to
flusl, cloggcd kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. II also nett
tralizes the acids ~ the urine so IL
no longer irritatcs. thus ending blad-
der disorders.
lad Salts is harmless. incxpcnsivc;
makes "A delightful cfferyescent lith-
In water drink which everybody
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean. thus avoiding
serious complications.
\ well-korwn local druggist says
he sells lots of lad Salts to folks who
ho,t,,c 1, oypr,nn, i,a, l. ,5ucS trpupl ~
while ii Is only trouble.
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THE NJ ARK ET S
~ vVLL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
~ oAOLv aEPoRrS W
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chissso. Ian s-tisesG Neselps.
ss.Sss: Asskss weak ,s 10. ioAsr:
saik Of sales s,is Ia s,sss lights {. ..sS
10 see nis@a .,ss 10 s.ss; hsssy
!,ss Ia S,ss.; ssaA .ss To sos:
rigs : Ia 10.
Cattle Receipt. 800 aaskss
sis~. s.assaiis Steady. B~-ss~ .,ga
30 sosss TEXAS sss-ss 50" To -
s~ss-rn 6 =" ,s .sS. sss-kers and
feeders In 80. sass and h~if~rs
: 5. ls \ S"s calves : To- ! SO,
Sh--sG Receipts s5.ce"3 nssksh
steady 10 . sssa. ia.srs native !,'s
10 s,"ts ~s~.sFs i,sS I" s,i"5 year
iiass S,." 30 = ismi,s. native 90"
tn = ga; se.ssfn G % ss : s.
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ALLEGED F0RaER HELD

Pueblo. Colo, Jan. 6.--Aftcr II
chasc of nearly two weeks d"te :
,ivcs today arrested Charles Lang
ford. who they say Is wanted Tor
forgery IN Abiline. Nebraska. NJ
ter HIS arrest, I.angford told the de-
tcctiycs. they say, that he forged II
draft in order to secure funds that
he might spend the holidays with his
wife ana three daughters who live
on n ranch near paonia, Colorado.
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NEW yoak STOCK EXCHANGE

N@A York. Jan s-Ahsf their
early oalsar.s 4 SstisiA asa
.sIssEth <,asks gradually fell sssf
ssd f0s Inc lasis as ,h- msshshs
sSsssSh sa.As-ss SAs Sh iiMssSd
.<sis Tia. gains recorded 81 Sas Ss'-
ssihs we're aaiss xes~sAiis ssd'is-si
ssa instances altogether sfsssrs
iiaa 8iHsss of Baltimore aAl nsio.
shsrh s-1.insi assslsis, and weak
ass. in N.s York SrsIssi ssslabsf
soihisa sashg ia. isatsr< saas saisi-
gated sESih AZ immediate sastia--
sas- of III. Fis@. ~hii. Nsnsixss sss-ss
Copper sas na.i-s asss.aS. in s"snsoT
slOn si.h adverse lgsa+ rsf@ss1s Tbs
Msslssh sin%,isn asa aH@shss -
,nalAssgabl- Railroad >sas@Mss's
helped 10 shsss the advance,
iAonis srfe steady.
Tire ass-saasn .@s.is1 started shE
fsh~~@a activity and sss.asih n
shirh t'hion i.aeisiF tsieh-si is<.
The snasanS.nshs of tnioa i,arisir /.
ANS vs.
ohia hotainsz ssn.~a rhioa i'Aeiiis
10 s-~.si- ta 1864 ana baltimore u
sSA, Later unIsa i'aeislr r-"as-s-s'
IN hs0s iss
The market b-sam~ rather fever
ish and use-fsain later. t'hiah iHaris'
Z. .isihs .s q higher isfss shan 6@-
sss-. osis In ios1 . sninss shii- ias
ps-sssr-d lost ssss itaiaimos~ ans
nhss sasnns@s fell hack sn its ps~'
3 sin-s. is~ marx and sh- psss-sr-s
lost 3 rsinsss ssis~ shsr- the ana-f
ssa- "a. IRREGULAR
The market olasei strong
itish-ss quotations. s-s- recorded
I fog ,'n,sh raciiic. ss"ass.sa i'asisIs
Rraains ana aum-spsis sf'-siat'i-s 10
tho final hour. ~h-n sh- ss'iHs I"
ihs early session uas resumed ua aa
Increasing scale os operations
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TINS. WILL INTEREST MOTHERS.

No.hss G'syls s~sss Fe"a~Ts s"s eh'"'@.. :
c-,,se ssasi sss fssss.s.sSss, usadasAs. ~
Asouasrh. Tssshihe N>osdsss. move snd ssfsisas
,hs No~v.s aai L.ssrur W"sns. Tl~y s<-sA ~
ss,kSs 10 ~ boar. They si- - Dsasant J" tse
Csrt hy Nn,i~-s foe ~ Sssrs. M se@ w.
NLn,d h, al, pfuecisfs. ssr. ssmnss MelsS V08A
A.Iisess. A.se 5. O40ssed, II 0ogs ~ !.
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a clean. white ointment made With
oil OF mustard. II comes In hanHy
white glass jars. Get u Jar from
your druggist today.
MuSTEROi.E il recommended by
doctors and nurses. Millions of Jars
are used annunli; for bronchitis.
Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neural
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
KANSAS c,rS LIVESTOCK

kassS. cl,s. Ms Ian. s.-iioxs
i;-~ria. ."."s.. ma.ssi steady .
,.sik sf ssi-s 80. is SO. heASy E
ls >,is: nsekSss AMI s.ssh-r. :ss
4" >.ia' lights ss:s :" s,"s: pis. s:s
q. 80.
Cattle Receipts s...: market
steady prime t-a .ir-s~ >.a. 10 -
dressed ls~st sl--rs .sss I. ssy.
s~ss-ss steers G. - 10 a.s ssulhrsn
st-sss s IN D. spWs t.ty tn :.s
hsiIsss so ss >. s,nrksss and ss.ss,
ss. 81. In $50 balls Ia .,ss.
ssise. $50 - ~.
Sheep Receipts >...ss uAsk-,
.i-sass iasnts. -. In - seaslia.s
<ss" so ;ssss ~ah-ss 80. sa g.
-s-. l. q. tn 3 a..
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Jan. .-Hui'c- lower.
Creamcric. 3: to 3:c.
Egxp higher: receipts i.c": casCs.
n, mark. eases Included. "a. to age:
ordinary firsls 30i to Al. firsss age.
Cheese unchanged.
Potatoes: Receipt. "a cars: mar
krt unchanged.
Poultry unchanged.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
NEW Y0Sk METAL

N-s YORK. Jan. i.-sa aulr,.
~" Ia tss"
sr-ises Iniss. ssss q. sac
"copper" ssrass. standard. spo, no,
aaoa-ds January af.-r-a n Hasa
Tin irregular sris ass. 10 a.
iss: jaaaasr IS =. I. s:iss
isah steady. unrhsas-d
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
SUGAR DIVIDEND.

New York. Jan. 6.-Dircc,ors OF
the Federal Sugar Refining company
ioiuy p,sscl the usual quarterly
dividend of | 4, per cent Oh the cotE-
mon stock. The regular quarterly
dividend OF | u per cent on the pre-
f,rrcd stock was also declared.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
l|!Illi!|1i

tutc. If rour druggist cannot sup
ply YOU, send 25c or SOC to the MUS
TFRJlE COmpnay. Cleveland. ONO.
and Wa will mail YOU lar. postage
prcnaid.
says:
"Musteroic is the greatest thing
ever got hold of for muscular rheu-
matism. affording instant reliof TO
sore and stiff Joints and muscles.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
DENVER LIVESTOCK

BEAVER. f'.io.. Ian. s.-cas,i~' R..
.cinss ~s~s market lever. b~-i
sssrss : Ia :,s. s.~s and h.is-ss /.
so So. ~a"ek-r. aud s~-d.s. :; I.
e.ss. ssis-. = 10 iss;".
Mes,: ,l~ssisas :.sss msrk~s to~.
~: tss =. ssik at .ais~ 80 tn $50.
sbs-n; liecsipls zoe. market
steady: s~srliaa~ 80" 8. 6. ~~,h~ss
-; Ia ..sSs ismhs .'s Il" :>.s
~as. I tn so
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
CHICAGO fRovlsoNs

Chicago. Ian. First .siox "t
provisions ~-r" - to SO down and
there "a. No sign of any important
rally.
Close Park. May :"....
Lard. May 1887,
Isibs. May ii.0.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06

gia. Congestion. Pleuriss. Rhe"'hn-
tjsU,. I.;imharo, Pains and Aches OF
the Back or Joints, Sor. Muscles.
Erutses. Chilblatns. Frosted Feet.
Colds OF tn" Chest it prevents
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
NEW YORK S50ck LIST

-: sugar tns. Airh,son :ts.
Northern Pacific I".. Reading
t.si: southern racisi. pi: rnsoh
pa.ifr 1859 4. =. s'"~! :s!: u. :.
ss~~i preferred 1914.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-06
THE MONEY MARKET

New York. ian. 6.-cail money
easier. . to 81 per rent.
Time loans steady: 60. 40 days and
six months " to ~ per cent.