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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-21
WANTED-AGENTS.
EVERY HOUSEHOLD ON FARM.
IN SMALL TOWN OR SUBURBS

EVERY HOUSEHOLD ON FARM.
IN SMALL TOWN OR SUBURBS -,
where oil lamps are used. needs ,,a ana . wnl
burns common coal oil (kerOsene); gives
a light five times as bright as eiectric re.
One farmer cleared over $4,000 IN IS SIX cS
to $4,000 per month. No cash required.
We furnish capital to reliable men, write
quick for wholesale prices. territory ana
sample ole Lamp for tree Tls hcaso III
AGENTS-Snappiest household line on
earth. Red hot sellers. Steady, repeat
ers Over $50 different articles. Goods
guaranteed. 1922 profit, write M au1 1s1o
Hurry. K. M. Feltman. sales Msr'' i'l"
Third ST., Cincinnati. Ohio.
AGENTSGet this high grade, continuous
selling speciality; its merits proven Sue
cessful by numerous repeats; your ProIits
large: field unlimited; send Tor part1cu-
lars today. Duncan Speciality Co., N. 506
Riley. Atchison. Kansas
AGENTS WANTED in every town. Han
die our classy specialties. Sells on
sight Good profits r,t P %He sSion store
Belleville, III.
WIDE AWAKE agents are coming money
with our easily demonstrated speclal-
ties. Write today for particulars and new
catalog. Fred J. Carter 4 Son. so4 Ash
land ave-, Ocean Park. California.
AGENTS WANTED for novel Al house
hold utensil. Sells at sight. Easily
handled. Big profit maker: ALTON Mer-
ehandizin. Co. 1Ss West 18th st. New
AGENTS-Biggest line. biggest profit.
extracts, perfumes. medicines. spices.
jelly powders. Premiums for your Gus
toners. Western Laboratories, 1850 Van
AGENTS-Make big money selling our
line of specialties. Write for our cata-
log and free sample The Hart Sales COM
pany, 51s Sixth ave-. Clinton. Iowa.
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PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS, on the tenth day OF No
vember, 1914, Mrs. Viola Ard Of Allen
County. Kansas. was shot -0o4 -kauod- by
some unknown person;
NOW. THEREFORE,. /, Geo. H Hodges.
&c eep Of the STAT as Of Kansas do here
TwO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS. i.
for the arrest within ninety days from
this date and the final convection there
after. Of the unknown party who com-
United this crime; said reward to be paid
upon the nnal conviction Of snch party.
hereuhto subscribed my name
and. caused to be anlxed the
Great Seal OF the State of
[SeaL1 Kansas. Done at Topeka, the
Capitol. this seventeenth Day
of November. A. d. Ninsteen
Hundred and Fourteen.
GEO. H HoDGEa Governor.
By the Governor:
CaAS. H. SESSIONS.
Secretary Of State.
First published in The Topeka STATE
Journal. Saturday. Nov. a. 1sl4l
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS AN
NUAL MEETING.
Topeka, Kan, Nov 10, 1874
The annual meeting Of the Independence
Mines & Power Co. will be held in the
Davis Mercantile Bldg, s10l North Kansas
avenue, Topeka, KAnias. att p. M.
on Monday December 7th. -lst4. for the
purpose Of electing directors for the en-
suing year and any other business which
stockholders are earnestly requested to be
present. or send proxy TO vote their stock At
this meeting. ". H DAVIS, Pres.
A. q. POTTER. ,secrstaFy.
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FARM BARGAINS


dcn tnc e.cep'n
1ss ccnsd OF ~
enceo ana ctsnced This
We can SHOW the
excellent Wild
- - - - 's' =. -
nEAUT1FuL
In
1s goo an land Cod
TO to
s bought - 49, ~ ~" ~ ~" pe- -~ >-
l.. S. LOVITT & SON
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WE PAY tho highest cash price for cast
Off clothiog, shoes. hats and OvercoatA-
Drop us a card or call Gordon Bros- loan
office 400 Kansas ave. Phone l01Y.
WANTED-Everybody TO look on the
back Of his telephone book. and read
our advertisement Tho Topeka Transfer
& Storage Co.
WE PAY higheft cash price for and hand
clothing, shoes. hats ana overcoatS.
Drop a card or call 1645 E. Scrinopski 8
Son. 4OS Kansas ave.
WANTED-Carpet and rug weaving; good
work: prices reasonable. Phone 26a4
White. 221 Lake st.
WANTED-Sewing to do; will go out by
the day Call 1903 Jackson. upstairs
WANTED-Young chickens at city mar
ket, south end auditorium, Booth 3d.
GOOD milk COWS, fat cattle and veal
calves. w. c. A. Leitzow. Tel. 2S7.
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FOR RENT-NTISCEII.AN
FOR RENT~isrre - $3.50 - 49,
Atherton Transfef. Phone lOG odtiee n,
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THREE
CLOSE IN SNAPS

Two flnely located homes on HArrisoa.
eight rooms. thcroughly modern, 1900 for
one and $500 for the other.
Another new bungalow, Close Ia, seven
rooms. oak finish. sleeping perch, swell
decorations, -, 60QOo. Terms.
GEO. nj. NOBLE 4 co.
Phone ~ ts6 Kansas Ave-.
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>,--,,L EGAIs
(t3rst p0bl1shed IN The TopekS SfSfS
Journal Monday. Nov. ~ NAL

Resolved. that the Mayor and Board Of
Commissioners OF The City Of Topeka,
ehAWAoo County. Kansas, deem 1t necoo-
oary Tor the best interests OF said city
that the alleys between Polk Street and
Taylor Street from Tenth Avenue 70
Eleventh Street, in said city. bo Graded
and paved twenty (2O feet wide With
twenty pr cent (20as vitrified blocks on q
four 90 Inch concrete base with grout
' y. O. rANpY Commissions
l. c. b. 1mge. City Clerk Of the City
Of TOPEKA Kansas. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing ID q true and
On f1le In my offlco.
LssaLl c. B. DuRoE. City Clerk.
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$4,000

New. room cottage, II lots, pantry,
bath room. city water, electric Mghto,
close In. nicely papered. Price Q1.UA ~
cash. balance easy monthly terms.
SHAWNEE AGENCY
So Kansas Ave Phone ~
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Ma~mTwE @Wrsw =

WANTED-Your lawn mower to overhaul
ond grind. factory process, Qoa Tel
Howard Ia. 1fss delivezy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-21

20 acres. 10 acres extra fine bottom
land. 160 .. high land with 10 a. cult, bal
ance grass. some timber. fine water. small
set OF buildings: some alfalfa; good Or
chard. near school. phone and R. r. D.
70 acres fine wheat goes with farm. Z
miles to two railway towns. 16 miles To-
peka. No trades. For quick sale. Price
~ per acre.
H. p. RICHARDS.
61S New England Bldg Topeka, Kan.
PICTURE SHOW, doing good business.
tor sale. trade or lease. in Topeka, Kan.
Owner Nonresident. Room 4. Rex hotel.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ffve room cot
tage; deal with owner. Address Bust
mesa, care Journal.
IMPROVED forty Kaw bottom. Hall al
fAlfa. At station about four miles from
Topeka. W. r. Hazen. Topeka. Owner.
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LEGAL.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal. Thursday. Nov. 10. 19l4.l

LEIA1.
First published in The Topeka state
Journal. Thursday. Nov. 10. 1sl4.l
RESOLVED. That the Mayor and Board
Of Commissioners OF The City of Topeka,
Shawnee County. Kansas, deem 1t neces-
that Seventh Street from the east line Of
Jefferson Street to the west line Of the
bridge over 0hunganunga Creek on Sew
sntn ; s,sc n ssid city be curb
paved thirty 80 feet wide with eighteen
per oent Qe1b) vitrified blocks on a five
~ inch cSncrete base with asphalt filler.
I. c. b. Hurge. city clerk OF the City of
T0relea. Kansas. do hereby certify that
the above and foresoing is a true and
tsesi.l c. B. BuRGE.
City CLERK.
RESOLVED. That the Mayor and Board
OF Commissioners o: the City Of Topeka,
Kansas deem 1t necessary tor the hest in-
tsrests Of said city that the alleys between
Kansas Avenue and jackson Street from
Fifth Street to sixth Avenue. in said city.
be repaved twenty (20) feet wide with
twenty per cent >(1oesl vitrified blocks on
filler.
". q. TANDY. Commissioner.
I. C. B. Burge. city clerk Of the City OF
Topeka. Kansas. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a trus ana
correct copy Of the original resolution
tsesi.i G. B. BuRGH.
City Clerx.
RESOLVED, That the Mayor and Board
Of Commissioners of the City OF Topeka.
Kansas. deem 1t necessary for the best
interests Of said city that Ashland Ave-
nue. from the west line Of the alley east
Of Greenwood Avenue to the west line OF
Buchanan Street. in said city. be graded.
curbed with combined curb and gutter.
and paved thirty .(so)' feet Wide with
twenty per cent (10E) vftrified blocks on
four "a inch concrete base with asphalt
filler. the curb and gutter to be omitted
where it has already been cohstrtcted.
w. G. TANDY. COMMISSIONER.
i, C. b. Burge, city clerk OF the City az
Topeka, Kansas. do hereby certify that
the above and foreSoing is . true and
correct copy of the original resolution
now on file in my office. :
Tseal1 &c. = BURGE,
City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-21
FOR kENT-HOUSEs.
FOR RENT

1915 West 1th st., rooms, modern a
cept furnace $500
S12 West srd st.. dandy 4-room cottag,
$500.
zoos East eth st.. l-room cottage, 500
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, with or
without board; private family; electric
light; coal furnace steam heat. Phone
2416 Black
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FOR EXCEL ANGIE

100 acres, IL miles from Topeka, ~ miles
from two towns: 100 acres In cultivation.
balance wild meadow and pasture. Groom
house. barn for 10 head. other outbuiid-
ings. Price $50 per acre. VIII take N
good Topeka property rs part payment
and give time on balance.
Good 7-room house. modern except fur-
mace. in fine location. ~ hlocka from
Governors Mansion. to exchange for good
eighty or cheap western land.
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Modern rooms with board. - per day.
TOPEKA HOTEL. 122 W. 9Th.
MODERN room with excellent board. Ills
Van Buren,. Phone AGO Black
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED to hear from owner Of good
farm for sale. Send description and
cash price. c. c. Shepard. Minneapolis.
MINI.
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.ARGAN FOR
QUICK SALE

dandy Broom house. completely modern.
corner Efllmofe and King. Phone ~.
PARKE PLACE addition. City Of TOPEKA
privilege Of rejection any and al bids
Twenty acres near Gage Park. corner
Tenth and Highland. House, harm, cis-
tsTn. two wells. orchard. suitable for acre
property or city lots A. B. Chamberlain,
In Washbufn ava
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20 ACRE TRACT
" mile to street car. good room house
barn, two good wells and pumps; some or
chard. No trade, 1890
H. p. RICHARDS.
613 New England Bldg. Topeka. Kan
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gentlemen. nicely fur
front upstairs room.
9Th ST.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-21

UNDERTAKING.
Phone 2S7. Dav ana Ni1ht
HAWLEY 4 STEELE
Funeral directors and embalmers 115 East
9Th ave. Mrs. Robt Steele. assistant.
l.. NJ. PENWEI1L. funeral director and
service. 6os-S1o Quincy Ut. Telephone ~
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FOR 6ALE-ModeEn mn alx room home, I
blocks Of State HOUSE. worth @&3oo. now
low price 12,1o0. With 80 cash, halonco
nke rent. Ask about 1t. 4. L. rurmau.
NJ Kansas ave. T0peka.
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Il furnished rooms for housekeep-
bath and furnace heat; adults.
10EQ
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unfurnished first floor
except furnace. Inquire
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CLOTHES NOT THE CRITERION
0sssosssi~ss.iy GsssNssvs o. csasese.
vsSe 0ssss ~ Ne Aessas os~sses
s~s ~NsAE Lazy

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aSes, as-. The ssass.r in bee hs' s:w,
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ass hears hs . sIsssosasss
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stSa il 10 ssess .ss.ssss To ss"ss.
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KEEP TINS IN THE GLOVE BOX
Wsss~ As~s~sssseS Wss@ Cloves A's
osxO~ss - ~ A~ev ess Vos
in ere ewtssVs

Mss~islIs ssasSS seosxesss Ned.
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~ tessssss lJass sAe aln~ss aslsd
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- ssf sasY ste P1s q. ne afss
ss0~s
Il i. &iMsuIs In ssy ~bsssa 10 usli.s.
. ase,e that il too tight ~ csc that
IL srp r,rxr ssnseh she former has
So s4siss-~ai defect 1T sasss ssepss
spsssbses
In HsssisA % a5pses duet . Iit'Ie
ppsdst 's-s steA ssa b. psssi,pVs'
- Asve tse seams ssssikhss sAe lies
~ she sssss psur~'rs over skr center
~ the haed. Asa the nssrss a. clear
70 'Ne sstss
u sescvise- eJ!, the ~ ~ ess.fslIr
- sssssea hark sAe 'ss-s ae1 Araessa
:leW issAJsse r~', Ass ~ essally care
M 10 sasp sken Immediately ready
'cr use asasas
n. not kees ,shsn rolled.
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Ger PROPER BANNING NEEDLE
Requisite Of Fieat importance n One
Would % Nest end Lasting
.- WoSh. ,,-se

p ri
nasning 10 ~ accom- lishment which
most Of " and aeoAaooFy 70 practice.
A iaw hints may help. therefore. to
solvs some Of The di@cultits OF this
work.
4 very essential ,hiag to considsr 10
the nsedie. Which should slways b.
large 1uesgA 70 carry he thread ess,
w. u The eye OF the needle II too
small. The thread viii sAiher into .
knot II the eye. THIS will prevent
the work from bsisS smooth and even.
saL besides there Niil hs the dihlculty
Of pulling The needle through tho
so0ds.
The material - ~ Aasnsd aaOuid ~
hAsasA over = heavy paprr Or pss ielo
. smsii pair Of s0bsoidssy hseva. %
that tue work can b~ moro quickly
executed. II The goods 10 bs moulded
Il Old. haste . piece Of Old material
usdsy il and take the stitches through
ths oil piece underneath the soods.
A sspid Nsy 10 mead undesaasmssis
shsS are bseomiux worn 10 10 stitch
wisk lhs ssviss nsehiss sack aaA
tessh In parallel lines. then turn The
gods and run stitches ~ yieh' snxlsa
In those ALREADY laksn.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Feb, '.rhe market
closed easy, -....-L ~
fcresd liquidation OF Rock fslan'l
securities discouraged efforts 10 bid
up prices today. Although tho sni-
t'ai downward tendenc; was checked
uqi.ti.. the market was spisilless,
with u heavy unicrtos-, New low
teeosds We're made IN the nork lslan.l
group. The COMMON dfsStesi 10 ~
aad the preferred To i:s aid the col!
osterais to ~, Dear operators who
have been cautious teees,ly In pais
siag out shoSt iines. irsdcd more ~.
ssessivs'y hut their seliink had little
effect. New YOrk ccntrsi was Of.
fer~d freely ~ isssrvsis and dssliae'i
TO sOl.
lS0nos ~ctc caAy.
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RE I M1.;A ]! !! / s ! J! !!
3 "a rvLLo At4o cfxfEE fssess "a
- nAlLY REPohTs ~ |
.x,ssAs CITY LIVESTOCK

I
I, ksasss- GIT, Mo. Feb. ..-lioxs:
Rceessls leo; market steady: bulk
Of sa'ss so 10 s,aa; heavy s.ia to
s.ss: ;arksss and butchers s.s5 to
s.ss: light $40 20 Sac; pigs I TO
I. ca,,ie;. keselp,. 500; marks,
steady: pSlIne led steers So" 10 s..c:
dressed beef s,ss'. $50 To $50,
wcstera ntsers ! 10 $50; southern
rtcrsr s.ss to s,io: cows i..s to s..
30: hsifefs c.; to >: Aio.k-rs aud
feeders e.1S To $40: bulls $50 10
..ss: eaists s. 10 to 1859.
eassp: Receipts .noae: market
sissdy: lssIbs /: 10 '.s0: yesslinss
SIS 10 $50: wethsss 10 SEQ:
ewes ~. g 80. .tss,
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The lAtse sssyuIsr PIECES Of SAeAs.
~ e0osostsst. mere especially .sho.e
eth lsaet ss,e<ss ssA es.ass Of eoid
Asd siisse ia:sr-,pced in The 6tslaa.
nails haAasems ssSie eeaters -
g,ef = long 'sb.e shsve Of lheAe
pieces. mnssse1 on japanese ala sNd
sSeeA sisk enii OF aiIves sssaseA ~esIa
- mus' elective. I've SirrleA rhcssN
tstae ssoo IL te ~ tasAes IN aiaWeset
Nhile q esrteS ssuosc bowl With
d~ssf ss~es aro~iss w IL. snd ssses
o. Iapaneee porcelain t'led With
chs,ssasheayms eoslA epmplese a d.
lIehsfsi seAe0e Of aeeasnaSca.
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sae 6ras. $40 cal Yss :-Ths
A.sm.s s..~... :. 81 ,~s,,,,,,.
:, S.s.,..,,~. - .,a,ss,~
800, - i..., :, ,ss.s,...r ss,r 10.
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oelygk, ljt.,oox

isvssss. cs:s.. Peh, 's-Ca':.. lie.
reisss ssV: market steady beef
Ase~sS s TO 8: cess sad he:frss 30.
70 s.ss. ssorhes. $50 feeders ;.:s TO
:.ss: calves ! 10 is.:s.
llaoss Reeet,l. aeAes
fhsst: Rsesssts tss. assAs' hsass
ssAsiisss 8 10 6. -: sssk~ss ;.s- 60
.. isaea 10 .sss: s~.. as e. 3
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CHICAGO livGsrGA

Cksesxe. Feb ts--ltcses Receipts
S.s~~s Market .ios - ywssss1as =
itHst SIS se ste. ss5Ssa ~ ~
Ss:ss ssss1 SIS 10 ste. sVseh. . a.
TO $50 RIGS :ss ~ ssts.
rssss.s hevvspss sec s~sskss
|stssdss svesss ito sssss resss
sseets SIS! 80 D. ~esssss ssssfa s.Se
10 800. ee-scss sh4 feeders ss.s &c
ssi.s Goa. sas kesttfs $50 Ia xs:es
calves :sss 10 lea
fhr.ps nesstpss y..sv: ~ssAes
stead, native z. Ia s.se: ~essrfa
US 10 see. s~stisass ..ss 10 s.ss:
ts@s"s. native s.& 10 :.'e: ~ssssts
SIS ~ ss'es 49, A..
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CHICAGO soAap OF TRADE


Chicsso. FEB. :.-Wh~a, showed
i.rms~~s to-day on seseant 81 the io~
Temperature in The w~ss-ra .,ostlon
lot the Water rror belt. AR mater.
isi advance IN psicvs. houes~s. -.
net BY s~aessi sonms~sos selling,
Arsis~ise sad Aust'allss sero:ts
eosuisusd ,o b. of telitsA char.
ses~s. Tao op~aiss ~as 1 TO / high.
Ct ssd h~ii pcssisssssis shese last
sisht'. i~t-s.
C1esias prices taoasa ~esr exactly
he &sme as lest aigh',
eslsF1..' receipts hai ~sak~siss
l6flavas~ ~ lhs corn ssAsk~s. ~.
sidss. ihssr vsA .ss!s II Ass.ssia~
favorable for the sssp. Os.ssiss e:ie.
es. which varied fsem &c dseiias "a
9 sasar advance. s-s- folie~s-. b, =
material setback ali ssc-ssis
The s:ass was sa.y 81 /. 10 IL s-s
aesiSses
Os's displayed comparative sssAis.
ae~ss r.st Of .sasj ..sasxs tspa .
sesoss-Lstskiss tail in rssss tee, ,ee.
|ssssvs tesae.i h utssss syapalhy
With ts~ hs.st Ia ise cora SssAs,.
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sis VI ssss sni ss"sHsSgn W5IT A"ld y
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l-sss Sssstsrs "s 'as sp-'s 'spn o' Sc
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s.ssa Th- SECRETARIES viii srss-
h.s~ a. isss ssd will b. -a" aIt.is
~ r.ss Hstss ~ ssso meI-ft at fr-
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ssye. a.. Msstssp gssparc rstsor
ssrss. sad ss ESQ slssy will be a's"sss
of sts yhamlsst si s"wsssesss ~ diH4
ssrs IN. h.ssjuz will 'eiIpS asd at
/ -'s'efs thef viii leave sat sh" cat
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r.s sill Prsseas 'asis sIssts's Ia ily"4
esiaus~ sssum.a,s. sssh ss'satcr ~ y
rs~esins ssn- 5a,.sss1 gvu;gg'd at
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be- Root ~ shv sasw~ S~'ai"uaI bN"t
asssrlg, rs 10 sssspp.y''s4 trade de-
sis.sr
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AsSrOO ANc M0s Srrs
ARE NeEIrsRo FOUND

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gsrs p. " ssssp' sg's st".ss1g~ - ''eesi'
s4s, sSsr,4ss gassars jsN HFH is'r
s.s,r-ssss mn h@s,a-r zsNrseh 1osF ~
e. s.rn'r5 s.ssa "a sbtiF "1t.t"'t
80 ssssst1s ss.asai'srgs ~ Also isslcSsi
sssssa~ a@s~ So isaa st's Asss ioes'
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al iass,ss a. isr .ssstAssbr.i tBns siii
~ ,rs ~ iss- s.assSs
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Mo- OF Elc(lAl)oe

S<s rSsi. rsb. Close: r:'n.s
psp-r 81 To q: sgF cent,
ytesilae exchange ~ssg.
Mr. silver SIS,
Nesiees dollar. ~.
0ss sssnsa, t3sA steady.
as!!.sss eess. cay.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07
VIEW voax Sreex lsf.

Ne. v.rh. rst. :.ZSsiA,saisAitd
rcsr@F 'ssi. se.et',sa sssar Rtsle
lag 1864 hid. Ass"iv,A Isl. Reeata'
isss. ssusherR i's.itte vi. tsies
t's.'t'. iss. I. :. steel s.i. q. r.
ssesI pfetcfted ily.s 49,.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

one os the levesissa of he seaspNs
sasAises 10 he ealRse ssost ,has v
eesabised with . fur suua. Tbs ~ II
AsAcAe1 To eae size q . lSoe ehiRoe
scsrs weighted with ioAs ~ tassels
iris ssarf. 10 to - drass stcut ths
hAtf aea Neek. while the 10 fallo ~
nos3eally ~ The sAosi1efa.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07
CHICAGO PNoVI9Ql00

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81 sssepsy OF hoaA ssss sevk us~se
fsosi.sess ess~ off e5sss sale.
rssxeA fspM sse sssee - last sisk;
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tlpees roth. MAJ alta.
lard. MAJ iIs~ss jaty llosso
tsitr. May 1855 ysly .lsss
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velln Wtnll
mvaoHess Captured

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~esssa a~s aised - the s.sa:se ss.a
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i@es~a shis sosassS.
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10 sh- hsspitsls sstis2 that hes Co.'S
asasea ~as ssiiissi NJ s-sa II sssssh
at her solAers
Miss mesaass ssa ts~s ss.ssst.
ID Of sh~ ssiSe last sSaAs tSt
isesessh ase>sisAiss ~ that ssne
failed &. ssssaia say ssssseses shss
che 49,. responsible fos The seeessass
tier a.s1e ~ss ~ the 1ussrsss ssss.
ps4r IN t:secs eoussss
ssr ~ss tie daughter Of Nsthsf j.
it-sasaaa. = hotel psupsSessss TIE
ssssrs said this stssssaoa that be
Mad Opposed his assshiss's sssos b.
ssss ~i.h Massiss bot that seth
standing the ,~e hsa tsss sesss 10.
xrshes tos yrasss
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sss bedside
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nfv volls METAL

N.~ York. f.s. :s-rhs METAL
markets ~sse dell ard pssetisAiiy
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tied ssA.. soNissls sjssssets iSs
stsss Z. tso<;!s sssssse isss:s IL
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tsos ssskssssds
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

New fpSes Feb. :.--Csit uosey.
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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-07

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