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The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10
CELEBRATION AT JEWELL CITY.
Members of Christian Church Observe
Annivexsary-OtheE Assist.

Jewell City. Kan. Feb. 10-Sunday
the Christian church people OF this
place celebrated the forty-f1rst anni-
versary Of the organizat on of their To-
cal church here. An extensive program
was carried out. other denomination
assisting. The present pastor Is Rev.
J.. w. Carpenter Of Hiawatha- The
longest pastorate In the history of the
denomination was held by Rev. b A.
Channox. now Of Goodland
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10
Caueht I'm TraD-To Prison.

lola, Kan, Feb. 10.-After running
into a thief trap equipped with a shot
gun which shot OF his left ear and two
fingers of his left hand, Frank Stew
enson. negro. was sentenced to two and
one-han years in the penitentiary for
attempted burglary here.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

Conductor Of village band-"What's
wrong, Duncan?" Duncan Ccellist)-
''The drums been playin' ma music and
I've been playin' his" Conductor-'I
thocht there was something NO Just
quite Edcht"-Punch
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

Don't send In rough. thin. unfinished
hogs or pigs. A. We cannot use them fop
packing purposes and viii have co buy A
stock hog prices and low enough to en-.
able NJ to reship to the River market n
1t to your advantage A. veil a. oaFe ~
keep them beck Until finished.
Cannot use grass cattle unless strictly
good.
Market price paid for dry lot cattle.
II you will favor US with your lnouir1ea
and length Of time on feed. We win make
you an offer or arrange for our buyers
TO call on you.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10
LSellinE prices by Sam1 b. Luz. who,.
sale Fruit and Produea1

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 10.
APpL.ESChoioe Jonathans. ner hox
Fan! Fancy % Roman Beauties. 2S:Win;esEsnS 2Soy,ss; ES; 8
ancy SIS; choice. 600; Ganoa Erfra
S2.26; Fancy. 500: Ben Davis. N.502.@.
CRANBERR1ES-Per box (5s bbL) Sa9a
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT-RT boxs
: PxSEKAeE F1earer box. SO.
NAVEL oRANGEs-Per box. SEQ
CoLORADS HONEY Per case. sA1k
coaoHsFsl cdoocaoo8NUTGPsa Ps1 des. ses 30: per ..e,
XAw VALLEY SWEET PorAToEs-
cABBAGE~Hoyand. per lb.. nc.
BANANAS-Extra fancy. per lb., SIC;
fancy. per lb.. Sc.
SPANISH oNIoNs-Per crate. e.; n ~" M
RED RIVER EARLY OHIo-Per bu-
BuRBANK PoTATOEsEPer bH nc a.
HOT HOUSE LETTUcE-Per basSce.
SorrLED HoRsERAD1sH-p.r do.
GARRoTsLPes eu-. n.ea
BEETgPer bu.. Ic.
auTABAo.aPeri ib.. ixc; lot. Of "a.
CELERY-Mammoth, Sc dox
OYSTERS Standards, per can
P,ee s s.':es: &C. Rev Rss e71 To.t se EatTa
tse; Bulk oy.ters. Standards. Der saiH
90: P'e,n Selects Psr sal. SIS: Exffss
sssfssai scsfHsEsREisaso,sc Rs[ saai s.'e
rupeska Butssr. Regs and Pou,ex,.
Grurnisnsd ~ the Topeka Packing Co.,
Topeka. KAN. rsb. IA
POULTRY-Hens. ~ lb. and over. &c:
under II lbs-. 10ci spr1ngs. over : lbs., Uc:
efoe.ers y. ~ - un9e; ,S asc tnzxsy nSns
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10
Only Onc ssRro,no 0ni,

Only Ono .'Brom0 Qu1nine"
TO get the genuine, call for full name.
for signature Of E. w. GROVE. Cures a
Cold In One Day. z6c-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10
T0DAY'S MARKET REPORTS.

ChicAFo. yhh. 1ryfHR AE-Wheat eased
on today influenced 1by reports Of q
pause In Europsa4 demand. The market
was also bearfshlJ a11ected by improved
weaseh conditions tor the domestic winter
crop. Commisalon house buying. how
ever, set IN after moderate decline and
Drought about rally. Opening prices
were &c to M0kc lower and there was
2 snghf further setback but then all Of
the loss was regained.
Later decrease in the worlds avail
business at Kansas City resulted in q
firmer feeling. The close was strong. 10
nc TO zs07sc net higher.
CORN-Corn weakened because Of dne
weather Tor shelling and hauling. After
q fair setback though. the market had a
hardening tendency a. a result Of Offer
tngs becoming relatively scarce. Prices
started unchanged to h@Ac on, and .
further sag took place before q reaction
began.
Professional speculators who at first in
cnned to the selling side were later occu-
pieo watching for q chance to cover. The
close was flrm at an advance or Nc net.
OATS-F1rmness prevailed on oats ow-
ing to advances that most OF the 2. Oe,o00
bushels OF Canadian oats at Bu6alo have
been solo to 80 to Europe.
PROv1SlONS-Stre at the yards
sales varied from 21zc to 714@10c higher
with additional gains later.
Chicago Grain Market.
THE range Of prices for grain futures on
by Thos. J. Myers. Broker. Columbian
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10
sD933xeeeG

&c. ~~os oso oEa81s
EGGS-Fresh country. x1c.
BUTTER-Packing stock. ID
Butter ana Ezra
Furnished by The Cont,nen,., Co.,
Co. Topska. Kan.i ss1
CHICAGO rx,<, Topeka, Kan. Feb. M
NEW YORK EGGS 2o@aoc.
:, ,CtxGA ~. "a ERY BUTTER-Sho,ca s,..
n, ~ II; ;,z a7sc; Es1n. 271zc: Topeka vhoioo: Mio:
Topeka Grain MsrteH
VuFn'sneo by =. B. Billiard. corn..
see ave and Curtis Sti Aaos
NEW corn, .sxaa2pp x1aao2ppska. Kan. Feb. "A
OATSA1oc.
: WHEAT-760o0n
OLD CORN-Ec
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

AsNs4kO sN1H0An N10EACts
Chicago, Feb. O-WHEAT-Close: May,
9SNc; July. S9Ac.
CoRN-May. aKc; July. e6sac.
OATS-May. -391zc: July. s9Hc.
PORK-May. $2t&7.
SHORT RIBs~MaS. ;n:7s; July, su.ss.
Liverpool Grain Market
Liverpool. Feb. 10.-WHEAT-Spot, firm;
Ma Manitoba. % Is % ssd: No 5e /. = I'd: d.; NO NO.
Is I'D.
coRN-spot. quiet: American mixed.
IS Sd.
Kansas City Produce Market.
Kansas City. Feb. 1O.-WHEAT-Cash:
red. ss7ass.ss!4c; No: 8. s53z@ssc.
NC m1es sse Mo- se tS ,eEs ss
6S3sc; No. Z. 64@645zc.
OATsLMaret unchanged. No. 2 white.
4o35e; Nc; e,ssssa 2 mtxed. as71c. .
HAY-Market unchanged.
BUTTER.MaEket unchanged. except
packing. 16hc.
POULrRY-darket unchanged except
hens, 15c.
WHEAT-Receipts IS cars.
CLOSE: WHEAr-May. s7x@s715c:
CoRN-May. s7A@e7ssc: July. es.1c.
OATs-May. ssXc.
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago. Feb. 10.-BUTTER-Marlket un-
changed.
CHEESE-Market unchanged.
POTATOES-Market unchanged.
EGGsMarket lower. At mark cases
included, 25@27c; ordinary drsts, 26A@06c;
firsts, &c.
POULTRY-Alive. lower; springs, Ice;
fowls. 1sc; turkeys. 16c.
New Work T,rrl7nce, Market.
New York. Feb. 1o.-BUTTER-Mark
firm. Creamery extras. N7A@2Sc; firsts,
26Q27c; seconds, 33k@6xc.
CHEESE-Market irregular. State whole
milk winter made, average fancy, 17@17Ac.
EGGSMarket weak. Fresh gathered
extras, 2S@3oc; extra firsts. &c; refriger-
ator finests 25c.
POULTRY-Dressed very quiet. Fresh
killed western chickens, 1S@5c; fowls, Is
Q16 nc; turkeys, 10026c.
E1gin Butter Market.
Elg1n, Feb. 10-BUTTER - Market
strong, 281kc.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

New York 0toC1EA.
(Close Of prices for the LEADING stocks
on the New York Stock Exchange a. r..
ported by Thos, ]. MyerA Broker. Colum.
bian Bldg.1
New York. Feb. 10.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

Kanens City Live Stock Sales.
rTho following sales were made this
morning at the Stock Yards. Kansas
City and reported over long distance
telephone direct to the State journal BY
Clay, Robinson 4 Co., live stock conn
mission meTchants. with Offices 1t all
markets.1
Kansas City, Feb. 10.-CATTLIRe-
ceipts 5000 head. Market steady.
HOG6Receipts 1900 head. Market &c
higher. Bulk Of sales, $R300&65; top,
sHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. Market 1oc
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

Kansas City Grain Market.
lThe range Of prices for grain futures on
the Kansas CITY Board Of Trade as re-
ported by Thoo. j. Myers Broker, Co
lumbar Bldg.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

Wichita Live Stock Market
Wichita, Feb. 10.-HOGs-Receipts 1000
Market higher. Top. $855: bulk Of sales
$8.350SN.
CATTLEReccipts 750. Market strong
Native steers, $7.0O@850; cows and heifers
$5.00Q80O; stockers and feeders, $6.6O@7. 50
stockers and heifers, $5.0007.00; bulls $6.7I
@675; calves, $7.00010.00.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

Elgin Butter Market.
Elgin, Feb. 10-BUTTER - Market
strong, 2611c.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

Ch1C896 Live St0cK MAtKG&
Chicago, Feb. 10.-HOGStReecipts 1000.
Market strong. SC to 10c above yesterdays .
average. Bulk Of sales. $s.70@8.80: light,
$s.60Q6s5: mixed. $S:55QS.ss; heavy. $3.50
SIS; rough, $S.46@S.55; pigs. $76506.65.
CATTLEAReceipts $500. Market steady.
Beeves $1009.50; Texas steers, s6.9S@6. 10;
western, $6.650790; stockers and feeders.
@5 55@8.o0; cows and heifers. $360Q6.55;
sHEEP-Receipts 22.ooo Market steady.
Native, $A7O@5.96; western, 90:
yearlings. $6.70G6.s5; native lambs, $500
$50; western, $6.S507.85.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-10

st. Joseph Live Stock Market
st. Joseph, Feb. 1A-HOGSt Receipt
10.0OO. Market strong to Sc higher. Top
$&70; bulk Of sales. $S400&e0.
CATTLE-Receipts 1,eO0. Market slow
Steers, $7.O0@o.00; cows and heifers, $4.0o6
$50: calves, $5.0O01OOO.
sHEEP-Receipts $500. Market steady
Lambs. H.O0@0.N
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REOF|E[0- SEES
IMPROVEMENT
IN NATIONS
BUSINESS

Wheeling. " Va, FEB, So
Marked improvement, IN conditions
in the Industrial aud commercial I--
sions Of the roun'sy hss come. re-
yIVins courage and destroying
aliral. removal Of tariff duties has
Ees,ii,.s in a tsnaency clearly and
openD in the direction Of \ r~duc-
lion in the COS, o. food and .ioIhiax;
aIh climatic conditions. not businsss
dapTes.ion. aye respsnsiniH for the
number Of unsm ploy.d IN Sss York
Icigy .na other isrs" industrial cen
l.Ts
rhis ~as IA. me-sss. delivered 70
thc ns,ion last nish' by William e.
Htdnsii. tho sdasihistrs,ion'. spoke 50
man on commercial and Industrial
problems. before 81. wh..,ins hoard
'0f rrade Ever. us,.nesi the
spsasiF made Eas sariii.t bS off
ieisl ,Issis'i.. sna reports
Ns. is.sfisld defended 'Er ,ariG
.sr,. isud.a ,he sirgensy las and.
silh decided emphasis. ss.aF.d his
saGiener 'hsi the so'-rnm.s, In
,-nd. 20 help ana no, hiha.T ,@si,In-
ate hasin~ss
IL -ss hs' s'rsn.. that 'AH s-r-
ioas sspFsssisa all over Ensos- Al.
s-ii a. "a ssssE Nnssjss .s,nia
have h.-. siixa'lS reflected srsn u.
ia ~ issser sas' a. l,.; y.a:. kr
ssid Il nas sssrpris.as thAr sa.e-
sai sasa saosss. sas',ar.ly 10 b'rssa..s
zssSisz. P-aaiss tho nssessasy ssaa-
in.,a.a,s fg..u ss- n-p tariff. os
, 'aa' ,Ass .aa.s.s ssse a-.isased 49,
I'll al. tIn.. f.ssa al ,h- .ssfss =
bili xs. AEa~a- Il i. s.' .sfssae
1i.hsg ;sAS nz~n .Aoala ssss IN kso~
,ae s0i,aaa 8s IN. 4sp.snmsa;
sasssf Legitimate sisin-ss
i,pt ,s.s~ ss Hs ssrssa hrss s.s
i,s sassf Tss -sfpis. .f fseiaas
ieap. ~. F.as-a 80 ssp~s u ee0.
/ 1rasra sbSsts iaa ssiaai. .s Jssusfp
30 d-yline aaa ass decreased ~
sspss, Sac saaesAni rats y sasid
sr sssr =. sts sses, nsH,ssuss spass.
=. ,s ,t..~ favorable stss.m-A,.
s.Ss sossas IL sss last te.saissi shs
s-@Hs ai isapsaS Ias b-ssissrs =
nsssf Esd .s s-sessi that Il sss h~~g
i,&p~~sss'~ s~s - II .easaAss shsa
ali
rse ssass<ne, IL clearly saa ss->a'
ty ia sse aiss~s5na of . sss,ss sos 10
,s- so.s - fo~-s sss sioahiss ssraasA
shs s.asssai al she tariff tass q
Ass ~ v~sl 90 pnsss o-l. sasssss
ssas thr ros.is ssw~ss~s Of ssssissr
,isa isg = ss-szesaaa. sst apnn o-si
snssass-ss. ssa tsss - ms led fs@sl
sss .isxie .ss iis,,~ ab.ssss~A sssss'
.st essssse st.nx lays s-ssSs bot
t.. up~s nsf e-srls thee she ,oss
isrsa-ss p,Js sas ssilvss tsvSsAsss
. rs- pos ssrssf sss s"s isSs ssi
srsui.ss In sng assssisi ssss~s~~ q
iiAp~ssaisce. Of sas s-isssssvS ssttr'ss
I. ss~s-se Ssss sss sscdsess nj a.,
'.en tss.ssss.. ssi rather IL. isp.s'
s.as sst.ss ss. h~~s ss saa So us'
'p"@i .s,,l'tf
II Umsias sa asssu.. sstrsly s~s
other rIrss.ss Of iss ssisstax sits
a.iaa. ike astses a. s0esnpa'sss,s sse
,t. -~si,ss ~ sssap'eI aes. Irs'.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
Faulty olefS1On
osiekly sAssasss ~ nssvsss ~.
tsa-lnas1iAte Acsisa Necessary
-Vse Hts-0A ah

Waen y"s feel irritable. tired ~
s~sP"ndsn'. vbsa yoe have aestcs.
t~Nehiass. sperks befofe the eyes.
hesdsehss. soar seo0ash. heartburn.
Had ss.'" in the snus'h. sad pains t.,
the rclen and boWels--yca arc .u..
fetiss from ayseer~ss. which iavar.
tshj ~tsck. the scsseus sy.tem-
sou need Ni-o.oa st oaccs
Ni.c-sa sces to the see. os you
sroutlc sna QUICKLY eAds stomach
ni.rry. IL surely sad safely build>
W AMI s'r,asthea. the stomach
walls and slaads. quickly improve.
the digestive Usten-lhc vital fcrce
aad nerve eserGy restored. thea
Joa eajcy reflect health.
Go no, suffer aaotAef day. Ge, a
fifty ceut boa ~ Mi.e.na Tablets
ftom the iiausDsn Drug Co. three
stofes. This trealmeat vii help you
get we'll aad Inoe4sste relief 10 sure.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24

tCo0esAoN0 eeoO oo0D e.s
sias-a shoaia i-~ rwssos-i. i.e ..s,
cred ut'h tsy "a i1r.s sssr-s was -.
I.osssa. Il va decided ,sai the s"~.
TRAITORS i,~ told 10 s~n.ss- tsss~ sei
eahaaiaiboas ii ons.
\ sul,is~f at s.~siii>sa sSfr frSris
esis Ciiisrss ssa tAtIsy.s. rallied ~,
sssskoe 10 the AsfoSo .ru>.isx i'fus,
rsOt street .es~r~a ises and kassas
asAisx that = ts iasr s~ erected G.r.
the ssfuso es 81 times is- ssiis.
lAesv is iHps.eAhi@ saa fsepu.ali,
fslt ~ ssssr that orerfiaw. ,ks as,
sosas rha l-rsisina ~as s.s~sss.i ID
lA~ street ssa bsisTs snamissss.
ths Tsisssaa Trades Ass~paels
A'eli~-a fos ssa wAs ssSss.a . ii..ss.s
so sussssss asssss ss sk- tsb.a bal.
ass vss ssSssed shaB . t~sa,s fss 4,
D. smith Ia ~ sasas = sfxsset affSs-s
81 she AAsse halt
Ooe psatssaa sskeS that ssAswslks
hs mt " To srsnes0aaAss SessstA>a
peuesesS u Is~ei's asaaistss. 4 sjs~-
vsSh s~snisssos vss ssss~s rsos taiss
los ia~ i.fise as ssik. a. suxss~a,
as tks e~ti,tna saa ass<s s..ssiis~.,
Ih~ thstirr nf snAsasuetlns al
snsar falufs sIn4e a s.s nsssss sns
sh- sity s~sefsxs ~ss at~psss<a ssd
the Sever snamjsssr ia . tesast rec,
c-Ia~aAea shss esshiss asa svtsrrs
@N rss u -rns al streets 80 thai sAe
streets asy t~ better nasis.siAe.l
ss~ thss ssase ske city considerable
ess,sss~ IN sosstauslls a,Akiss sa.
peirA II se<us.@esaes shAI eli
sesests sssss fess - S-s@ - Is.s kssr
sseise tups rssksse .Sesps Tusa4.rs
h-twsss t'suss-.s saa wsIsss street.
sas~ i~esss4hse i..as pssk,sss ssr
svvonesesasds h~s~s-s WUle~ ssS
Alta sssrsSs rsfhse~s tass rsskinss.
SD twelve f~ss pssasass IN Nsva
street Tvssss fae4 psstisss ar
sv.ussmesara es t'ia~ street fsusn
W,llos 10 Alta ssS svrlse fs.s ssaa,
Nevada s,essr tn WUl-w ae fire
ssseets All Ss~vss s.s sr.- siAe IN
have sss~'y fnss ssskisxs .seegs On
Artspss fscas rtse ssr.~s 4. ksa.ss
sve0ue
rhr se~rs ,crs ssatsts~ reported sa
sas@ ~ ,cssssectiex a .ewss GO
CoeotAao ssssue tsnsn sss Juan ss
shc ~ess lire Of lot etsas. .lues
'~sns, -.is IN Treat. addition
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1l1lldu 1tlscss of
ne Frontier D9ys
n laanaf Il M.


Oae Of thA well rensabsrcd pio-
neers OF central Kansas Was Tin,
hefsAey aad ne vas maa clear
tAro4sh. ~ ~as horn Ia Naise. IN
yousg maahood be came wssi. H@
stopped In Ohio and Illinois. but ~
eSviIleatisa came eioss 10 hin he
moved waawaSd. HerheS ID not
move hiA family 10 Kansas until
March. 1855. This was the year os
~ sseas ssssfio~ of she isseky Hiii
sivsf. 1hos,asaAs u buffalo (isesesi
dous The Ainsssi ssd ~ ints ihs
Atasssslpsi. 1hsl year ,. rsissd
siAty hsahsas q sod eors 10 tiss SIRE.
About he Mr., Of Nay Ms first
ne'shl,or rsos. Hs vas Hugh iJliie
the fifss white man With = family Ia
loests a shs aoionon river.
in the spetss al IS. Hsrshsy No.
aalsd oelo0eo Ciy Tor ps. i.ather
Hall aAd . aaa usmsA wIiiisasoa.
Thai year . suusssr s~n'Sse1 up the
aoanooe ~ Tar a. bsiphos, Hear,
cno1eacoap. . G.flssa. sAs ih.s-
aa1 z hsmhss ol "sAass, ThsS ~srr
stlssvssa driven aus hy tho isdisss
tlseHhsS bad sha soaisses 10 flash
The ssSssytax st iae Sasdis isinr
which sAA hssa laseSsarsrA By the
floos. os IS. II. Surveyed from the
fseuih of Hard Csossiax creek or 10
the fasks Of the sniomna. II so,ss
that uoek With iasts-s from Jsss |,
Z" oeso6es -. s.sy had little sros.
b." from the iahiaas
10 isS3 viii br. s1ynoar. iia,
tAae. sAsdsfsss .si Wiiiisa s'uuss.
h~ sssi ap ss. aossb Iosk q chs
sso,oesoa - far - ~s-s- kissia nos
ssAsdA Thew sa. MOI . siastr ssh.
IN after lesviss the bsisanS ssslis.
osas vhkh 50. ss<ssso =, sAss
lIn,es wA~s T, 4, sseasy. sov a,
t,sAsss. tsesses sac ,s~a a Ahiisss
hs s-ai fos rjo iisrsAs, 10 re0s ss<
0st - toss marshal Ass shii~ srst.
sax il this eAsAsisS k~ hssA s'ass
ihe place ssAiss, sAs wort s~s
stsa ssoss a The trpssier. x.sis~-
Sssasiy alter sisiiisssios s-ssa u
fsewa 10 afaasa hsn lSs issv ef shs
SssStstssS at.ssa~ss.a bis ssslet
ludsussas ssA ;. peSksa s~ay u
wsselsaes sssvi,asy Skss. NJ s~s'
~ II the teus a casli~ ksrk. "
49, ,hsss y 1885, 81 The 49, At -
Ssss lias sAsssassssA sssss mar
~ hesAssoosa sesv sssoA saAss {
~ = saAAlDA Iva Ahllsos. 1Ass
ass ~ eaaas - wsssAls.s sssss
shso1eaa. Ne Ase saaoAa sss sssesa
yeos0 ba1oss ~ ussoasA q sbe sss
duioe ~ lss ~ essssssy ~ sssb4
~ etsA sss GssssAs yss ssiy essa
~ eesssvs . s~asvs ssA atsssesvs
~ slaess ssaissssl-s se<0AA ~ lss
Ossie ea<s ssa The ssasss sss~ p..'
b alsss asa rsss
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SUGAR LOAF
COAL
Special Prize for Cash
Screened Lamp fos Range Use
llise Asa fes Furnaces,
oEoRoE y. HAl0H. Mgr.
red 90l3
coNsElcE CONFUSION
NAY REOPEN nAIE CASES

Washington. - = fHss "a
A.ssinsiss TIA. truck iia. fsiisua,.
sfr ssfAnsias iaaa.-sis,r,s TO s.i.goa,
.srse ihso1ss rates ~ish sbr tssos.
tSsii~af sosnPasY. is- NsebufG asst
&sash Saass I.aiisaS sa@psaN sasi
the i.Ak- r.rssis.i Gasirpaa s.sss.
nAsY. subsidiaries al the rhiSss'
rsstss sar-i -asassaiiaas Etsasass.
Zoe the sosresati,s tu-ssF As4rd ,Ae
Interstate sa<sm-sSe sess.alssi2n ss
rs"r.ea the sssss~s at stss~anSrs "l
.hnss iis-. as sssisass sSrssss ints..
sss~~
The ssisi fil-a ~ua tAe su-1ni.
ssas sassseAs thai " the ssssspusss.
stas sf tsoe ssa sssst rsusssss sas
a ssv aSsesssls. ssStsaias sase asa
eusl. v haA hr~s sA~ srsssSt ssaaass
fsus the s-aissisG os iAe is.saasss
fas shr sAsstess ss sr-ss ssss ~ishis
sh~ isasssss. uA~sr Tier sse sa hc
lpsasa ss asleaa~i ard taxi r,.ee
sss ~hrs lossasa a~ u.leas Sod 60 .h9
@sss Isrss ssd ssAs ttrixks sssre
% skssa sa>4s-~ss,ias A.se s~es yess
ss-pe-s.. caaAs~sSee sras ssr hssss
ef suss al ssh services
vk@ p~sissa~sss eaa,sss shss ss~
susasas.-iaa a.ais ses haso ioaass
sAss s.e su.pisi.sss'< railroads sss
rssss fssilHs-s
TAe xreessI effect cd shs -~sus.
osshs sonsi-sn.s n carries les. 80.
fssss will. IL II hrlas h.e 4. sAsss s-tty
saarns. uper ssset sasssssses sse spss
OF .e-sssies ssspsiast ssssss.sss a.s
In as~ iis- carriers 60 stssgsirassas~
assin.s isia.sts.~ lnesssa staes .r.4
nsiasi Railroads
The .easnissiae - sssss ss ssaxs
an o.art rs~Trr.ins reak lines
ssnp- rassYiRs o-s the eser~srss die
scs'iass.sss ef sssussk sssss r~Rs4
lag . s~h~ssiAs
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
REACHING TIE ssor
II 6As Desa Dsss = Sesss II fsisi.
~ CsstsesS IN.

~ C1tt1eas ~.
To get ria o. an aching h4rs.
The .hasr ;vsss...
The titrd."at feelings.
Va. aus' T.ath the .es,-s.s ii
tho cause
IN msat cases sss she sitseys
hpaa'. Kidney pils. arc for ~eak
tiiaeys
TriAias. ,iiitons tessify.
Mrs. n. r. Edwards! y wnIov
81. TriaIasd. Colo. says. o~e q.
my family Suffered Tor year. FROM
rheumatic rains in his bach. Tire
rsia srs wotpe and he uas laid ~.
The Doctor said h. had rheumatism,
geo tried sitfetcn; remedies hu,
uasnt helped. Finally Oh. acs =
supply of Dean. Kidney riIi. on a
neishs,ors advice. They ouickls
cured all the pains and made her
feel better In evefy way. since thea.
when she has needed = kidney medI.
cine. Doan's kidney pills have al.
ways helped her
Price soc. st all dealers. boat
simply ask for kidney femedy-eet
Doah's Kidney PiIls-the safne tina;
Mrs. Edwards recommends. Foster
NiIburn Co. Props. Buffalo, y. r.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
STATE MUST PAY
CITY fol MEALS

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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24

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easy Ia nHriy -Gtr<-irH-oa@, tso. she@.
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n1Ay s.~ sDss. snr-is. assr.uis!1 y &.
soes f-d sal rss CHrn ps.ins sos ~ .n-ans
lAe sIss at euitins sni su-svinS ~ ss,sas.
th~ -nS II sS-ess p.Sss.r, that Joar sCft
aaya a.w. tie .nd a. ssiy-s tlst .ss pf
yoar n-s. ~ m.E- '-,assss~ss," "- nsss.ss.
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CkirAlo.
JlAass,Sa Dsus Co
Fssesss Dsnx CO.
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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
c.s yyAsr Aos sa.se RESULTS
~. 4 go. 90. ;l,r ,,...: e rs..s~ i~

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ssv yess - ssssssts sr-.s sls~.-es ~ g~sv,l
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fENSss J. CHENEY
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&lpAss ~ sss s~aysrs-s sss
SAS- Wsb-s ess-Vs vSls. s-~ s.v.sss,nAeA
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
nsse's No 0osu Ihai
'"oEI0.jf" Went o1i
1s Nass lassiaS. Piasssse salvss saa
cess psinA Try tn vev Vay.

'Just look e, .ts WY that c,rH eo,nes
onr' Thai. Nh, yuuTl fa- ehsn IA yoa Iry
Uoo1or.ui uErS1r" IN tnas sorn you've
ND ~ has Ia pry on at your toe. i.S
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24

u 10 ases - pssssias Of sss hSaa
eeeas rAs chssassse- Nsss. eaapsss
aea saiasses vlu - esessfsIly
e1see. rheae 9seosAsA sis. a
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-24
4 Wsh 1np.

os' - ~ psosos q sssaesu Ne,
esaaks sssssiy alsss lae t'A;es -.
ssfse So s.ssas . eeas uSsls. saa-
aseas. nNs htssesty sssa sAsstss
Hsf0as SSasa vsA hssliss ~,
vhss ha sslsostss ~sa aaisssssA u
. GSaS vs,f sAAaslas s.svssa ssr
ss,lh sae - Il ~ sss teave shs ssss
a. ~ sttssosA a shs sasps st~s.
oas szsssea ~ essa ssa re- sp Ia
u. ~elt. sblsA hsa It's kesa sSa,~
." tie sssls - ~ ls . tsap. After
AssabaS The ueaf. HesNss iese Tee
aasosai ts~a sbe sst1 asa vaa aAsaa.
esAs'a 10 ss1on1h bet Iss seasas ~ss
tsN s,iAshss q The tsoss The MosS.
~ 'tsis ~ passea ssiy . tev mir
sts~ ''efose ,lee0aa ssu the asst ss.s
hsS ma over jast ssss,i. bss,iss
Tie hl~na o. lhe saJl. IL l;eklss 10
tie inssse tsvse sssss=tSeSs ss,
rAsfss
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-03
This Lung Remedy
 Known Fifteen Years

" every body vho suffers from or i8 throatcued with Luue Trouble would iu- NtHiaule Che many cHses where recOv. cries were brought about through Che uso or Eckmuns Attentive a remedy which has stood Che test for ueuly fifteen years, n strong opinion lu favor Of it would loo tne result What it has accomplished for othefa it may du for you. Read this.-
 llJ z. 122d St, New York.
 geuucmeu. Last December ! took a sudden cold which developed Into pnpu- moulu. The doctor did an be possibly could for me hut could not cIoar my luugs One duT ! saw a testimonial in one of Che papers telling of Che good re- suits someone had lum taking Eckmau'8 AIiertIrp for u trouble of the hurs began t1liinr it and soon felt o0d re- eults My lungs began Co clear up and began Go gain Iu strength and was soon well enough Co take uu my work aguln. ] ann iu better health now than | have been at any time am d missionary worker for Che New York Home for Homeless and Friendlcsg Boys
 lAmduyit ERNEST P WILCOX
 Above abbreviated. more 0n rp1ue.tI
 Eckmun's AltorHtivC has been proven by many years test Co be most pfncnrioug for severe Throat and Lung Affections. Bronchitis. Bronchial Asthma Sflh0rn Colds and in uuhuildur the system
 'nflIna no narcotics. pOieous or hahit- i9fWiNE drugs Ask for booklet telling or fn.NFcries. and write Co Eckmau luiouitory, philHdeluhia pa.. for avi- uence. Tor sale by all leading drugcistn
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-03

W. c. Niblack, vice president of the Chicago Title and Trust Co.,, has been appointed receiver for the La Sale Street Trust and Savings bank of Chicago, of which institution for mer Senator William Lorimor was president. MT. Niblack was required to give a bond of S2,5OO,O0O.