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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

kshsas ciss. No. May iss-ils<s:
n-e-ir,. s..".: market STEADY TO 81
lever baiA OF sales ssia I. s.aos
heavy so. tn >sss.s pa.h.rs and
basrhrs. 80. To .sss: iisa, ssic Ia
<ssss PIGS ;ss. To ~
Cattle Receipts s.coc: market
steady prime ted .sr-r. sss" Tn $50
drr~s~-a hr~t ss-~ss ;sso to $50:
v-si-sa si--r. 80; to >:s: southern
Steers ssS. I. >s.s: COWS 40 ia
ESQ: h-if-rs 4. >: ss.ci-rs and
feeders e.. 10 ssss suiis 8. 3. 4. ::
calves $50 Z. i..s:.
Sheep Receipts is.."n. market
steady. lambs s.s. I. >. y-ariinEs
81. q. ssi": ~r;hsrs 80. q. :..s:
ewes i.sc to s..cs
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how one
WOMAN WON
6es 6ealth and Strength Back
Afaln BY The Use Of CarduL

Tampa, f1a.-ln . letter from this
sity. Mrs. +. c. Corum writes: II was
oil weakened and worn out with wo-
manly troubles. My husband brought
ne some Cardui As . tonic. and. from
the first day. 1t seemed to help.
had almost lost my reason. but,
thanks to Cardui. did not. Soon.
felt and looked like . new woman.
think the remedy Is wonderful. I
recommend 1t to my friends. for have
received great bencdt from t."
Cardui acts specifically on the weak.
ened womanly organs. strengthening
the muscles and nerves, and building
them up TO health.
It helps to refresh the worn.out ner.
vous system and relieves the effects OF
oyerwork. both mental and physical.
Fifty years successful use fully
prove the merit OF this purely vego.
liable, tonic remedy for women.
In every community. there live some
who have been benefited by Cardui.
The beneficial effects Of this tlme
tested woman's remedy. soon show
themselves in many different ways.
Try II
n. B.-Writt 10. L,dies' Advisory Dept. Ghs.s;
eooga Medicine Co.. Chsuanooss. Tenn. fo SPECIAL
1nsfr,ictions. and ". page book. Home Itcatusss
II Wsaaa," ssaun piAis vrarrer % tsssssa
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ABOUT RHEUMATISM

People ar" learning that 1t Is only
a waste OF time and money to take
medicine internally for chronic and
muscular rheumatism. and about
ninety-ninc out OF hundred cases
are one or the other OF these varie-
ties. All that is really necessary to
afford relief Is to apply Chamber
lnin's Lin!mcnt freely. Mrs. II.
Miller. Logansport, Ind. writes. II
have used Chambcrlnin's Linimcnt
for rheumatism and It always gives
relief" For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Nay is.-i'ors: Receipt,
I:.o"": msrh-, steady to Sc lower
hulk q! sale. s.5i Ia $40: ilshi 50;
to St..: mixed $50 tn S.ts. heavy
20; to >i:l: rough 30; to $40:
pig. 40 to sac.
Cattle: Receipts i'.ooa: maEk.:
steady to a shai" higher: bcc,.. ~"
tn $50: steers ..io To $50: stock.
crs anil feeder ..:s to $50: COWS
and hcifcrs $50 to s..o: calves : 10
1850.
Sheep: Receipts IS.ono: markc,
strong: sheep SO. to 4. ycarlings
s.S5 ut '.ia: lambs "a. to Sis.
springs ESQ to 10.
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FOREST FIRE SEASON
GETS EARLY START

The first s-P@sts Ss sss-es tIs-s
has- S~Sas 10 sssa- IN .s washine
,"a Ispsn the ha,i@aat forests ans'
,h.F Indicate To ,hS federal .ffis-ss
ar -ssiF start of ,hS sis- s~.ss,s. With
aatssssssi. ssaibss ssaai'inhs ts"a'
,h- s-rf b-eissiaE In The h"s'h'
.a.i lkefp vss less snop on Tbs
s.san,Ains al ,k. .aa os the -sa,-s
sksa ssF snshF years past isails"as
sights os sss whish s-r- last Fsas
deep in sao~ arr srpast-a sisar mos
aad asf -noush In bara r-as'Iis-
rs.n ik- cshasi2a bas'i"r 4.
M-,is. ss- srEaF's are similar. AMI
iA-r- have sigrssY b~-a extensive
fires in c.iif.Fsia aaa NsisnHs
Th- chief FORESTER frp@stss hos
-s-s. that th- sIiah'ias saE-s ~
ih- s-ssi.- ar .Fsanis-si tr,iss than
-s-r b~s.s-. particularly in Fsrsr~ss
To- The tir- d-,rssi.a sYssIs., "t in-,h
aat stations. tig a-sns "a, th-s- sta
iians flies att sepastEa uui.tis AMI
accurately -, that the control tars-s
mar b- oa sh. srouna ., the earliest
possible nsom~h,
In shasS states where III. Eras-si
danger ihfestsns ESPECIAL efforts as-
being made b. the ess-'nm-n' for
.sssrs and BY cooperative fir- pro
lection associations assanisrd anon /;
simb-risna o~n-ss. In secure ess-
~ssh fis~ an'sh~ part NJ campers
psusp-esors. ioxarss. and by rail
roads. Tho nosihs~s,-sn s"s-~ss,
aud conservation association. With
h-aaauar--rs al rar,iana. or-snn. IL
.s- at the leaders in Ihis campaign
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo. May l3.-Cattlc:
Receipts ZOO: market steady; beef
steers $50 to $50; cows and hcifcrs
SIS to t1.15: calves 2 to IL.
Hogs: Receipts $40: markc,
steady: top $50: bulk of sales S.lO
to $50.
Sheep: Receipts 600: market
strong: lamls : to $40: ewes s to
6.25.
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WANTED. AGENTS.

District manager for this territory.
also ihr"" ladies' aud three men for
house to house canvass. commission
aud salary to right parties. Call los
Colorado Ave. = a. M. : y. M. Mr.. =.
COY. !t-
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-
Labor organizations Of the city srr
contemplating monster athletic
bcs-f, to h. STAGED a, the Auditor.
.um NAV - for the relief Of ia.
women aud chiIIrc. survivors Of ,h.
Ludlow battle.
Tho celebration ami h-ncn, vii
prcr.ic til" Kenny Chay"s-Iohnny
kiiban- ff'.rn round bout. and II ar.
ranged. th-s~ fighters will appear in
the b-n"fi, aEains, snin- o' the hrt-
tor iocai talent. II IL aiso planned
to have Wrestling and other athletic
events.
The Chay"s-Eiiban- ba,'l" 10 the
nest promising offered Denver fiEh,
fans for months.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Nss York. Mag Ia--ciSssa Am.l-
s.Msi.d CoBP~F .ss. AMsFirah
sassr Rsfisisz isi; A,shissn sss:
Hsaaiss isi5 sa~.ih.rs Pacific 81:
raiss i-sriiis 1888; 4 y s,--i ssi;
4. \, Steel pFsfrfg-l lssg.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
NEW Yoak STOCK EXCHANGE

Nss York Mar is--fE- Hasskes
siss~d ss.s today, Speculation s.s
siassi.h and HHT-Eslia 1n,ii weak
K-ss Of s~s~ss. stocks aiffls-d a k-ss-
lsF ,ssso t's.ssaFr sssiass th- saat7
.ss and IN. STEADY fall in Canadian
ir.sisie indassd shSFt s~llias saa
prices gave say tEas,iSasiis ,Dsssd
sh- .hd,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

'hisass. MAJ ts=i'ast-ss as
iaaa-d sIasiSi.ass Ilfsl sssasar'
,lDn. srrp = shade 4. 81. a.sa sas
ihrsr sss = sahs~qa-as further ass.p
cl"s~ l'ask. JaiF 1856 s-ps-m'
i-r istss
taris JatF i"s.ss S~p'-snt-r isss.
issns. JatF HIS S.Ps.aas-s iis25
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LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen for the whistles! The C-N
carrier boys now possess new whis-
ties. The boys will blow the whistles
when they deliver papers. when
you hear the whistle tonight and
nights hereafter get your C-N just
after II has been thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
new YORK METAL

New York. May 13.-Copper
steady: spot and July 1850 to IA:
Tin firm; spot 1870 to 1890.
July 33.S7a to 3i.12a.
Lead quiet. 3.S5 to 3.S5.
Spclter steady, $40 to $50.
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ST. LOUIS METAL

quiet. 5.
Lead quiet. 3.S5.
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. May 13.-Call money
steady. 1. to . per cent.
Time loans steady. 60 and 20 days
20: six months . per ccnt.t
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. May 13-Closc: Prime
mercantile paper % to ! per cent.
Bar silver 5Ss.
Mexican dollars ij!.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
Federal League.

Hatterics: Enctzcr and Berry:
Maxwell and land.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
benny CHAVEZ TO BATTLE WITH
JOHNNIE kllBAnE ON MAY 29

',oSlnE and rad -ors mostly.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
National League.

Batteries: Rudolph and Whaling
Cooper and Gibson.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
Western League.

batteries: Withers. Shirley. White
and Waite: Crisp. Caskcll. Schrcibcr.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13

batteries: Covaicskic and S,anaEr
Schulz. WARRIOR. Cole and Sweeney.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
no RIARiHos on RAxER
A1lAnc ull00RAn0N ELL

Nsesssssos. tsss :su-Nfs~s 80
ssssspssse sastesvsSs sk~ h~as~ les
sixssis--~ rs~@nsilss~ taiss a-riinsss
To .s-s A.arsase tn isr .tax-s hiii "a.
sas Asssahr i~saissAs.s s'haisasa
iisssess ss~.iss~a ss- suasaisse's
IaasS n.~is aas yrs sssf s- -res--d
~s,s skr hiIr sAa .shss s.s@ssase.s sssEs'
sfrs ~issra Z. a-ss ss-r Arcs~sasF
isssss l-ss-se sAhiss sr ~. ssssssF~s
th- sstsss~ss ~ Jsesn.s- nainsssrs
a. f~tsiss sstssss ,~ tsr rsrsianssas
~ ruAka yesterday Wa. s-ss. in .ss
pe~siss snss dis~uss--i - t-.xths \
9 so.ssussssssss srurs srs~ State DO
tsss~.~s abs. sss -r~rssr-i s'ns "a
kess ssa = sssf ss- s-rhsiss. a-hsss
.a ws.s Hrpt~.- s,s.isr Has-- ussies
iens~ssssr "psaiss os .hs s.ssi.xs
s'wfsArs so.sia.sasL.a siasltt vas
pssssps.A-a tsasiI Jseasss s,s
ssres~ssss Hsqse was .s,ir,sssir q.
Cav ia seNsse,ias -e ~. sisi.sns,-
is sssusssne
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
'nbiish~d Dec. IS. isi3.Jan -. 4
NOTICE

Sealed bids viii he reserved for the
construction of the Las Anlmas coun.
~ Court House. until ~ o'clock u. M.
January 81. 1914. by the Hoard OF
couaiy Commissioners Of Las Animas
County. Colo. Al their office. corner
Main and Chestnut Streets. Trinidad.
Colorado. according tn plans and
Specifications Sn file with I. u. ana
W. ~. Rapp Company. architects.
Nasnnte Huiidiar. Trinidad. Colo
~ above date and hour all bids will
b~ publicly opcnsn and read aloud
All bids To be marked Bids on
Court House. and addressed 10 the
undermined. The hoard reserves III.
sisht 10 reject any and all bids g
', Harlan. Chairman.
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srabiisasd Ian. 1895. isitJ
ST0CXH0LDERS' MEETING

TIE regular annual m~-,iss al the
sanaihesn cainsaas M-r.ssiii~ .o'a-
pany ~iii lr Held at the office -
ssia s"mrany. Trinidad. Colo. a,
:sso q, n. Msnia,. January 90.
1874. '.s ths rarr.s~ Of -t-siins a
hoard at directors ..s Ih~ -hsains
,.ss and Tor the transaction af siSn
nsh-- bsissn-ss ss may properly som-
h~fss- .~II m-s'ias. The ssu,h~.n
TaiosAaa M-rs 90. iE ~ y. Law.
Ter. sessrssFs
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CHICAGO UveyT0Cx

Cktysx". Jses sfs=iIos. R-s~isss
ss.-sss ~ssAss sIe~s &c psssu sss4
,.sasys ssesss~s ssst NJ sales <eas
to >as. HEATS <-ss In = ass sssssS
ste In ste hsavy tst~ se NsuSs
sc.s. = ~ .. ssss ssss 81. sss q
Css.I.s Rsv.js.s s.ss.s asskst
steady te .syusss t.vsee sss In sssss
ssrrts & ~ ss ~ .seessfs ssN feeders
8 I. tn <ssa. spw. asa A.urss SO.
to <.s-s calves ssss 10 ~
sheer Esveicss as.~as .ssset
steady 10 = ssss~ tc~sss native ssn
tn g. western : tn s.ta srstJisss
: "a Z. ss~ Isn4h.s as'Iye sse So
: la wss'esa & TO <sss
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo. Ian. ...-Caiiie:
Receipts 200: beef steers G.:s 10
S.::: cows AMI hsifer. 3..s To $50:
ssockeTs aad feeders s.:3 To s.so:
calves . 10 1889.
HOGS; Rec~ip,s Lea; market 5.
lower: top S.5'; bulk oi sales Sis
10 $40.
sh~ep; Re..ipis zoo: market
steady; y~arltnss io c.:;: lambs
& 80 10 go: ewes ~; 10 ..
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10 vorr on ALASKAN
RAILROAD NIL TODAY

wsshisssaas lac si@th- rre.
f..s lot . se,sss@~ss a~e-s sss
"r~rssst .aiswaF 10 Als.ss ws. ue
f"s s"is IN 'ss sssss. to-day si,s.
s~ssly tee wsets of srhese Iss
wnsss&oss gwas~ss d. ksa @r.S
sxsvss ." s@gin sh- r~sl sssI =. I
q sbu~k after SssAiass ris,nas. ssa
tnllsssAsrs kas ,.asSsss,s sAsss .s.
eorss~st sr~rehr. ~ snr hsIs
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RATES 0FExCNAiOee

Nea York. Isa ss.-Cis.-s Prime
nes.aasii~ pap-r ~ In 4: p-T .-n,.
ss~siisx essSasse s,ssssf GO a.y.
asa. 50. asmssd i<s g,
Commercial billie 1895.
tssr silver 81.
NeS:esa dollars a.
Tosessmeas nsaas s,ssss
1eaiisnaa hnsas s.soAs
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
published Jan. l7-?S. ISl4D
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the
OF The Trinidad Car
riags Manufacturing Co. will be
held al the office Of said com ,any st
'iS y. Commercial street. Trinidad.
on Wednesday. January 2s. 1914. at
';3o p. M. for the election OF offic-
ers for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business M
may properly come before such meet
Ing.
RE. PATTERSON Se.'y.
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'te43HHe e3e2Aee
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS
'eee&HAe224Aoa
~ENNrl, Nst .s se.a .

sssNNrE Wet ss neeas
FerrisA rsIs.isss se.mi.-es voted
=" fssetsbIy Frlcst sh. Acmtsss5cn
At pyeasy VI Ejesrlss Of Us~Tiss I'LL
Tor aNshassassrT 10 Rsssiss
NiuWsry soaausjs,s~ voted So sAsSs-
asls ssror, tss scsssas.sca IT .cs.
cu.s ~. T. gvofgss ,~ s~ s,sxs-r
sesesaI Of Ske as~t.
usrssse ,ers 0,ea 10 ~. Nissksa
ssiltosd ktll vits a~esto- pisvsn
sp~skINe
IsOt7sg H., II ec-e
R~.ssaes yehs,s On p~s.osftfr sy-
preparation bjJl
ImmISys'son se-ms-,No dsisrrvd
hearings on prercs-a issi.Ie,ios to
exclude Nsia'iss
Chairman ~ 5uai,ssry snd in,cr-
STATE ,cmmerya yommiss~-sc worked
ont = V'sN for ec-cpetatsgs In ADMIN.
istrstisn trust bills
Mines committee eosrinued its
acstiaxs on rA6ium.
U~rptratiy ssucus prepared to
ne~t tcoish, IN consider svsoluticNs
for congressional iR,ssstss,ioa cf the
Nichsssn AMI Colorado mine s,rihcs.
c.N WANT ADS tNIl10 NesUlTS
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
HR0Bf clA1oES
AGAINST PAcEIls

rkkssn. III. las :.-tss~sisA.
ssns a Ire ehsfers that S~iN asa
-ua.rsss. rAShrss. Al rhs.ssn. psoss
ss-a 10 sh. .as~as IT sss. sss ~ .hAs
y sssa In hsss s-~s IL ssi-rs . So
halias ssssaerns~As wiia Sk~ ASS
Aseos Rsi'rsoa go@psss. sss sexas
~ sss s~ssssi s1sss tss kssv 10
ssss @ .
4 so<rs pssssae huassr sea rail-.
seaa ae1Wsfs DAaeas s.~ sissss.~,.
sha sr~pss~a s>sas~ ss~ xssss sss,.
TEE s~sssisE issa.ssa 10 sh~s ss.iss
, sa0D 10 hss- bssa sSsss~s h ssk.s
ssiifes.s. sns issaas.a il ,s- thssx<s
se shs spisss ~ lt- AAs Ass-ss ssss.
ssse sssi~ lie. 81 es~h s@es ssass r.l
sssus Oss-s =. rtsskf-sss MSss rsss
railroad Ia silts s~s So ass. sAspps Il
suaslass~sts aa ss~~s vi ss~s skss
9 sssSoss. 81 eAsbasS rates Tse kses
-ss ''s~s.si-ss~ srpA lowe q. saws
ssose t~s lire. IL ss sisss-sas
Nsa ~ Iss i-rsf "a. .oe.sss-a ,s
sL~ &nsissv sle~f seaspssy si sassa
Ass. Mis- ps3 sAira~ss, In 0ss.
sAns N~has sss b-ss s.rs~is ss.essss
6 sssr@ NJ e.ssrnseAs ss-ss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
'fass jan is.:s. i-isI
MEMBERSHIP MEETING.

\ na-~tins of sk- msmh-ss nj sts
rsisiaat tssh.,ss ,-~s-t~sy sssoriA.
Tire iss sh- nasrase .s -t.s,ihs true,
s-~s. viii 80 h-Ia a. IN. Cs,is~iss
Rs~sass. N.raas .srnins. iaanssf
IS.
" ioSrG.AN.
s~esrsasy
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
nousE CAUCUS 70
coH,tprl srRurs

WasAtsssne Jas 7s=Casntv.-
sse~si iss.ssisssi.s Of 'aS NsskJssn
s~d CatesS Ia mine strikes viii b~
e"esis~-rs 81 . hp-rs. ssssus 'oni2ss
ssIsa will ,sse up SEVERAL pesaias
resolutions 4 t~p~fssss majority
NJ The saIss committee 10 which ~.
s~sossstuss ser~ referred voted
sssIss- 80 Investigation whsse.ppn
Nsstss~sIas Progressive Of NisAtsas.
so.ves ,sus.s BIZ circulating = p~si4
siee
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THE NJ ARK r T S
"a rvLL AssocIArED PRESS ~
W DAILY REPORTS ~
new YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Jan. ::.-l.ast Sale:
Aaigamsted copper IA: American
sugar R9flniag 1874; Aichison sss:
Northern Pacific iisi: Heading
i7is: Southern Pseifi. ...: Union
Pacific 1914: u, s. Steel S5s: 4. =.
Steel preferred lls..
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c-a MANI AQs alNe 6f&QlIs
0ewaro a Oiaeneoes foe
CuenPPh Thne Cnnenaa haeRc-

y. ss-s~vsy wsu s~s.ss slsss~s sns sus.s
Il srsu aeN s~eeeAsssy SsAs4s th.>
shs - e@,ss <ttt<ssss ssesN Ssss uss shssrsel
erSss ~ r@@ sSsspr 90 es~se-sessA,-ss
lses1 rrt,ssasAs tnyess st@s, As se~ SsssaAas
ph.r ws'l 40 " sse f-A@ 10 ~. Eas.ss snas
ysN r~nseNsr assssr ts-~~ srss~ fsns
re.sssN S@sses s-sse.ss<sswfsS Ar - j.
CrsN~r q ga VehrpA~ 81 en.s- tf.ss go
D~w~s~s Ara " sskeA s~sss~susse $sszSA
Ass.~sls Seso~ shs hAaa4 sss{ ref~,ss ssss.
faces ~ SNs >ysssss - 1eys-ee ftsrs
S... IL =. ssNss t~.ssAsrs~ ss.a s-se-e "
TsAsASs usAA. W y J. Sx~s-y 4 Stse frss
sse~ak4A< fs-ru
esA ~ ts~ssssess tVS~~ ~s - N-eVA
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CHICAGO 1l0vlSolls

rs~ssss jsss ss@ifs.s sIr~ ~
ps~ss.i.s. varied tsos . ssss~ In 90
higher sJ's saks~r@~s. farther
sises
Close u'osks Nss ssss5
tsssa. Nss tts3.ss 1sls tsssss
s,spss Nav sss<ss Jar ~ So
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NEW YORK STOCK ExcNAiloE

New York. Ian. :.-AlthouGh
held In check NJ lines b. realizing.
the stock market teaded toward .
higher range durin: the morning
and top marks for the present sd-
vance were reached. Success of the
state bond issue. reduction In dis
eonni rates by the Rank Of Englsnd
and the Hank Of Germany. and the
steady outside demand for stocks
W~r. obviously bullish factors,
TrsdinE far onls,ripped yesterdays
volume for the corresponding period.
Among sp~riallies and hish grade ia
sestm~ni sioeks there ~@rc xains Of
Ito : points. 10 the active shares
tho rise was limited IN nost ess~~ 10
fractions. o~ins OF III. pressure of
profii-takinE sales, tAeslings in
bonds yer. on the largest sale ai
any day far nearly i~o year.. With
son~ xaias Of ! to (: poinis
Bnnds we're siEoas.
The upward mosem~at in the
popular shares became more pro.
nosne~d. R-adink ,oa.hins ~: and
Steel preferred sesrhinG III.
In the late afternoon sonsten,
addition. s~s- made 10 the ii.i ~
advances in intessmes, shares,
The market sios~a sisoag.
The general arsssd nosraeh, b.
sam~ mns- pronounced ~h~a block
Of t".noc share. as rai'--i State.
Ss.@i uAs houshi 81 So Later IL
vent 10 &C nfesa,h ass activity NJ
the s,askes isiiAidss~d shorts. shs
ecs-.-s hastily il sfi aasrsrs.
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me 00NEY naRKE

N~w York. ian. ::.=csii moasy
steady. y: to :: fiiins rate . clos
isg ~ 10 : pr rent.
fimr loans ~ssy: &" aays s.: 50
asSs a.: sis aos'ss Z PR s-ai
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VIEW Y0Rk COTTON

N-~ York. Jan, =s,-ca,,sn: srs
quiet middiiar IA. kuii ii.:.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22

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se5 eassss'c~s es request i'<s ,te
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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
KANSAS c,T3 Iivss1ocx

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Rs.vspt. 5."s~s msrses SO .csst;
halk n sales = se s.ss. bssvs <.sa 10
Nssi pscAsf> ard bs,.ehsrs 81. 50
sas. Iies, 50 IN s'ss r;ss s:s q.
s..s
Cattle Receipts fsase. wark~t
sttoWs: pti~e tra ss-~es SIC 50
AS dressed beef steers 80" 10
Sc. western e.ss to s.5s. .essseTs
steers sfs to cove l.sS sc "a.
beit.ts IS. :. s.ss ss~,k.-. ass
feeders & 10 =: hssIl. 5 "a So s.s~s
eaivvs sa TO ttsa
sheer. Revesrs. .."-~. mstke,
steady tc weak ssrnfs t.i~ 10 q.
yesriinss sss 10 3 we.hss< : ~
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seW v0j|k 0eTa,
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syel,er auiet. 5 s~ to s.s".
Coppee firm. standard. apct -
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Tin firm src, :" FEBRUARY aS7j
to ~.
Isan steady. uWsksneed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
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CHICAGO soSko Of TRADE

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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
Wonderful Case OF Mrs. Stephenson.
on the Pacific Coast. -

!xnIrxSprScs ons""S-I wa. sick with what tnnr doctor.
would ir better for Willis then lack IN the odd again hai
alpiainn ii the heart l fannE SPELLS ami l.rrn.
4 6Drw h4Iriy Kill ssslh
lIxhc.i weight wiio making sick; la fact about
IL person could Ia medicines All
yrni.d AMI thought w.nld ,hem and at" ~ thankful dM ir
iry hrlI.d nj isok ait d"n lshtr~ al Lydia
ltnkh,ms v.sc,al. Compound a .l- n,sd the sentative wash
Whenever felt SICK Your r~nstits
employ ity luIish this NJ
trE--Mn. ". SrsrMnN."N. Independence. os-xnt'
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
%zzzen
&'e<z&se


Women from the Atlantic the Pacific from all sections
Of this great country city large no village small
health restored by Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. No who is suffering from the ills peculiar
trial Is it not reasonable believe that what il did for
these women it will do for any sick woman! .
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
A Grateful Atlantic Coast Woman.

Iiaat.nN Ma- feel duty l." all suffering w"'nrn 10
" what yda link'am. -s'iar t"ni.,.i dsi t"f n S
a s.nI ssareriy s,saei-n ai n~ Ny
had and ssiki .k~p
rn ~,uM Ia lire, mornings that rn.h scarcely sst aEn.nd
imis.ir do bl a. ~usk sfnd
iax w"n L. l-!!~! until .Ihmhlra IL On nrss
TIM taking lyia T. 1rhkam Vegetable (.snpsn
fell kr had 'o palms. shts ~rll hsd Fnr
stsrti- all w"sk tot LAM
II s-i xssad hrsleh to your
,rsisi,.r--Nr~ iiaY~snp ss.~ss.. llo.irioe. Maine
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22

u. r, PATTERSON. s.e'y,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
Ls6es, Ateafioa

Cane ssa sussis,~ seussssse~ ~
the sslues us asse vi ~ut ssusr ees
tire seSs tee asss-sssses ~,ss sale
A ssil viii ~ appreciated
u UsJi b. = heeet1s IN suss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-01

Where more than one meter used the dis cents month for each additional meter applied to total consumption of single in the premises.
 The cornpany anticipates that the establishment of this of the in mechanical operations enlarge the sales that it will enable them to make the maximum base rate to the smaller voluntarily the volume of business Increases to the point where with the which be effected handling larger quafity the may be sufficiently reduced to justify such reduction.
 gives to all consumers the benefit to be derived from quantity wholesale" company. will place the of within the reach of for various mechanical and increased from the wholesale business of the Company will benefit the small consumer exact time be ed depends entirely upon the quantity Based on tofaIs cost Of raw labor would qIire total sale thousand million The company selling approximately hundred million annually It is the intention of the considered at the lowest possible price is the Judgment of the officers of the Company that this erradof6d Ted1lcfion to OOc canb made
 THE BRIDGEPORT GAS LIGHT co. DeVer Ii. Warner Pres.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-01
LITTLE RENNY'S NOTE LOOK
By Lee Papa

Say, pop, I sed to pop aftdr suppir last mite. Say it. sed pop. incoming wat did I wunt.
 Is it rong to say hell, I sed.
 Most decidedly, sed pop, unless yure a nintstir, thea pee7tI no Sure eny mentioning it as a local habit1r1en and not as g. sWare Werd.
 Well Sherman sed it, I sed.
 Sherman was a grate general, sed pop, ministirs and grate generals are excused, wen you are g. great general perhaps I shall allow you to say it wunts or twise a week.
 And he kepp avn trying to make his segar hghtir work and kepp avn laying own the f1oar wundiring wat wood happin if dident do my hoam- work, and aftir vile I sed, say, pop.
 Hello, central. give this persin the informayshtn bewro, sed pop. Is it rong to say heIthy, sed. Wy shood it be- sed pop.
 Its got hell in 1t, sed.
 Help, sed pop.
 Help, *sed pop. C, pop. that's got a hell in it too, I sed.
 And so have you. you 1itteI devvil. sed pop, now if heer anuthir werd out of you conserning that question abil resort III send you to bed.
 Wfch dident say eny rnoar about 1t, jest laying thare avn the carpft, and aftir a vile sed, say pop.
 Be carefilI, sed pop.
 Is it very mutch verse to say, this is dam weathir we are having, than, this is damp weather we are having. sed.
 Jest wun moar sillabil out of you and you'll find the particular weather wich, will follow will be both damp and helthy, sed pop. So startid to do my hoaxnwork.