Discount Dress Goods Sale Ad with Silks and Novelties
Readable fragments of a sale listing for dress goods including silks and novelty fabrics. Several patterns and yardage are offered at marked down prices, with items described as green and red combinations, black brocade, and various 4 inch and 2 piece novelties. Detailed prices include references to per yard costs and opening sale prices, noting substantial reductions across multiple lots.
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FLW
Mic
Openine Erie
Asna
Amana Wool Blankets and Comforts Push in Topeka Market
Amana All Wool Blankets sit alongside Grey Cotton and Part Wool pieces with bold pricing from 2.00 to 2.75 and up. The listing highlights large sizes and heavy constructions, noting special offers and urging buyers to compare meriti with other makers before purchase.
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Topeka
Tris & Gee
Gale
Mery Pmslia
Bie
Ealeen
Holmarven
Mills-Adams Co clash over Chicago breakwater plan
Illinois Central and Chicago officials clash as workers are arrested while driving piles for a lakefront breakwater project from Twenty-sixth Street toward the lake. The railroad seeks relief in court to enforce its charter right to use submerged lands and to complete a breakwater between Tasais and Twenty-seventh streets, amid city interference and permit revocation claims.
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Chickep
O'Brien Baddle
Cottage Grove Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Skeet
Ue Miinvig
Pallve
Cfletale
Apite
Naids
Uae
Rand
Eheludine Buckerites
Inborert
W. BR. Framen
Illinois Central Company
Interferine
Tasais Nfih
Twents
Randolph Street
Fourteenth Street
Fifty-first Street
Sixteenth Street
Send
Chicago
Free Life Puls Sample Offer from H E Bucklen Co
Free sample box of Dr King s New Life Pills promoted by H E Bucklen Co Chicago. Claims relief for constipation sick headache stomach weakness and liver issues with products sold by Swift Holliday. Also notes Santa Fe route offers Pullman sleepers and free chairs to Los Angeles daily.
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H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Swift & Holliday
California
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Pullen Palace
Social and Personal in Topeka and Vicinity
Recent social events in Topeka feature Mrs Frank Brogan of Omaha and Miss Brown of Kansas City hosted by Miss Margaret Mulvane with a large guest list including Speed Hughes and E S Quisten. The Derthick Music Club, a party at Miss Josephine McMahan’s, and multiple notices of arrivals, departures, and upcoming visits fill a lively society column with names, locations, and upcoming events in Topeka society.
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Margaret Mulvane
Frank Brogan
Omaha
Miss Brown
Kansas City
Speed Hughes
Quisten
Brogan
Theresa Hossington
Madge Johneen
Virgie Mulvane
Kesamond Hortodt
Dow, Mulvane
Charles Kisinhans
Derthick Club
Derthick Slusic Club
Gertruie Tracy
Anna Campbell
Sette
Matic Knox
Wagner
H.caia de
von Dahlen
Dae Putin
Ike
Chile
Bibs Thindy
Miss Knox
Akin
Matuon
W. S Byman
Going
Edwin Knowles
George P Ashton
Misa Mabel Knowles
Sim Bear
Beil Hail Star
Greena Denis
Alizs Katherine Chaigh
Leavenworth
F_R Brogan
Sawarday
James Seaver
Rangas City
F. J. Jarrell
Camera Club
Res Glan
W. E. Culver
PSA Emporia
Kate Keesler
Karas City
E. Kepley
Ft. Scott ix
O. KE. Hungate
Kepley
TH. Miller
Rosaville
Stoppenr
National
Jay Sparks Welch
Bikth Bile
Masel Whipple
Hemna Schmidt
Edn Maber
May Devitt
Beth Holes
Daisy Wellman
Florence and Miksie Wilson
Boo Suilmth Mussell
Clarence Oakins
Walter Wellman
Jimmie Mechnnis
Rolant Pribte
Floyd Show
Cater Prison
Roy Charles
Tobn Maher
Mttle
Manter Jay
Purvinance
Colorado
Topeka
Katherine Hughes
Yesterdday
Marysville
Hughey
Minnie Lamb
Hilfire
Mtont
Dillon Street
Thore
Ed Shears
Jus. Kerr
Milton Hogehore
Finyd Brockett
Paul Webb
Fred Brown
Walter Shipman
Will Cinck
Will Peterson
Eva Brown
Ethel Short
Kittiemyer
Kanas City
Urie
Surprise party honors brother in Auburndale home
Social notes report a Saturday evening surprise party for Byron Urie at his Auburndale home with cards dancing and refreshments at 10:30. Attendees include Mollie Goodwin Emma Jasaic Harriet Thompson Helen Morgan Grace Tuttle Cruste Tuttle Susie Tuttle Grace Urie Mrs Tuttle and numerous others.
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Byron Urie
Auburndale
Mollie Goodwin
Emma Jasaic
Harriet Thompson
Helen Morgan
Grace Tutte
Flore Carnier
Cruste Tuttle
Susie Tuttle
Grace Urie
Tuttle
Will Houston
Clay Street
M.D. Haswell
W. C. Unsewell
Harding & Aberhardt
FM. Parrett
Kansas Avenue
Alice Goodhue
Denver
Topels
Prof
Cravens
Mise Femma Dent
Ottawa
Harry Ashby and Son
Winite
Eugene Drew
Swatx Fe
New Mexico
Mra
FL Frazeur
el Dorado
Mra. Fealks
Tyler Street
Mise Jean Prost
Gallistore
Frank Pinneh
Fillmore Street
Josephine McMatin
Br. Shubert
Harrison Street
Margaret Griffith
W. R.C
Topeka
Topeka Corps
G.A. Tt
Kansan Avenue
Erma Dennis
Lawrence
Monster Sentenced for Child Drowning in River
Liberty Mo November 7 1860 The prisoner Wim Carr was sentenced to hang on December 1 for cold blooded murder of his child. He carried the child to near Kinane City tied stones to her body and threw her into the Missouri River. The judge said the crime was one of the year’s worst and the prisoner showed no remorse. Carr’s wife faces trial for complicity.
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Liberty
Wim. Carr
Carr
Missouri
Broaddus Sud
Kinane City
Tina
Core
Abe
Cart Lies
Promptis
Santa Fe and Topeka Rail Plans Face Regional Transit Realities
A garbled but era-typical report discusses Santa Fe and Topeka Topeka Santa Fe connections, the San Francisco building a line toward Bakerfield, and the Valley road’s piecemeal growth. It notes potential links, competing routes, and the likelihood that a unified overland line would arise only if earlier Valley era schemes aligned with southern routes. The piece underlines the tension between planned extensions and practical railroad business centers on the Pacific coast.
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Triles
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Ranitslaure
Bak
Erafield
Eile Staristiedol
AtsHinoe
Topeka
Santa
Elulleg
San Dieco
Atchison, ‘Topeka & Saat
Stronifeel Andes
Pacific
Ommnan
Snow Storm Halts Colorado Springs Football Clash
In a blizzard swept game at Colorado Springs Ney, the hometown team faced Kantian University, with freezing conditions and fast play shaping a hard fought contest. Dr. D. L. Sullivan of St. Louis treated patients afterward at Ka Gonski bulu jigéth and Jackson from 9 to 12 a.m.
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Colorado Springs
Ney.m
Colorado
Kantian University
D. L. Sullivan
St. Louis
Weyler Accused of Carrying Cuban Public Documents
A Havana dispatch reported by the New York Herald claims General Weyler removed maps and Cuban documents. The semi official correspondent notes the gravity of the charge requires full clarification, warning that if confirmed Madrid must take an inexorable stance.
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Madrid
Nov
Havana
New York Herald
Weyler
Cuba
Unique oldest bacillus spores sealed in hospital cornerstone
In New York a glass tube sealed in Bellevue Hospital Cottage cornerstone reportedly contains spores of a bacterium said to be the oldest bacillus in the world. The span of the article covers travel lines and health ads, including Dewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and a hair refresher, with notes on rapid Santa Fe and Pacific routes.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital Medical
TODAYS MARKET REPORT FOR WHEAT CORN AND PROVISIONS
Wheat opened steady with May unchanged and December up modestly as demand from short interest and large local stacks influenced trading. Cables were steady, Liverpool up, and weather cooled prices. country receipts and tonnage moved, with Minneapolis and Duluth reporting higher stocks. Corn eased on weak weather prospects, oats steady. receipts quiet. Provisions weakened with selling in lard and pork, cattle and rib futures slipping. various futures ranges noted, rye and oats also shown with limited activity.
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GeMc
Liverpool
A. Vieibie
Crage
Ross
Tecelnix
Minneapolis
Dulwich
Chicago
Fallin
Mt Su
Hoste
Maree
Mit
St. Lovie
Bizhor
St. Corn
Liverpiul Poipik
English County
Mmirhets Nurthwestern
Vars
Sears
Omaha
Cohler
Krtieas
Ats Hyayn
HOWE
Harkarn
Danzary Iner
Piotr Drm
Legion
Debingham
Etki
Lush
Kansas City Proliucs Market Report Summary
Kansas City wheat market shows steady to fairly active trading with mixed car readiness. Prices for hard spring and selected grades appear steady with small variations across No 1 and No 2 shipments.
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Proliucs
Kansas City
Steaylsse
Mixed Market Signals From Turbulent Grain and Livestock Trade
The report outlines cattle and hog futures, with Texas steers and cows showing varied prices, and a steady to higher hog market. It notes wheat and corn pricing shifts, notable receipts and shipments, and broader market activity across Galveston and Chicago, highlighting seasonally warmer expectations and approaching export dynamics.
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Inotartter
AO Rangers
Reeves
Texas
Stovkera
Chicago
Wal Bodas
Actip Ecarrestre
Burto
Tar Michie
Ernie
Terelimners
Bats
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