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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-30

81 have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs, and In each case have used Browns
bronchial Troches, which have never failed,
and must say they are second 10 none Ia the
world "-Ftltr A. May. Cashier, 81. Paul,
Wign.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-30

MIRA Parsons is very angry because she
was not allowed to speak in Chicago, and
she declares that free speech has Teen sup
pressed. The trouble with Mrs. Parsons
aud with other anarchist speakers is that
they are too free OF speech.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-30

Mr.. Gladstone was 79years old yesterday,
and probably he is as hale and hearty al
any other man of his age. This should be
very gratifying to the advocates of home
rule for Ireland, as 1t creates the hope that
Mr.. Gladstone will live long enough TO ac-
complish tile great aim TO which he has
consecratsd the closing portion of his life.
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-02-09

This was the first addition
plated on the South Side, and
is beautiful for situation. The
lots have been sub-divlvcd un-
til the purchaser can obtain
size Of lot desired.
These lots were in demand
and sold rapidly at fair prices
until all had been disposed OF.
Since that timelsome of sthese
lots have been sub-divided, and
again put on the market and
resold.
Business lots on which first
price was 1925, have since sold
at $1,000 each. Residence lots
which were sold at 5000 have
since sold for s., 900, and there
is big money In them at that
Il x
price. There are a great many
fine bargains now being offered
in this addition, and investors
can not do better than to pur-
chase some of these lots to
hold for a year or two when
they are sure to realize largely
on their investment. If you
want to purchase in this addi-
ton, inquire Of any real estate
agent in Dodge City, Or G. E.
Mckinney, at the South Side
Hotel.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-02-09
Rock Island Ad.
ditiOn.

This addition is situated by
the Rock Island depot, will all
be used for business buildings
and manufacturing Industries.
It's IA strip $500 feet in
length and 800 feet in width.
The railroad runs through 1T
and occupies a part for its
switches, depots, round-house,
machine shops, and other build
rngs connected with the rail
road.
The advent of the Rock Is
land forever settles the ques-
ton as to whether the South
Side will ever become an I'M
portant business center. 1t Is
now assured that the lots III
i! this addition, in short time
/ will become as valuable as the
) business lots on the north side
4 The SPECTATOR who is watch
ing the signs Of the times will
! certainly avail himself Ct this
/ opportunity Of making pay
ng Investment.
4. X. x c. II. 4. Co.,
Owners.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-02-09
Crawford's End
Addition.

The first part of this addi-
ton is located between the
river and the Rock Island de-
pot. This part is well located
for business and manufactur-
ing industries, giving the best
of river and railroad facilities,
and lies between South Dodge
and North Dodge City. Quite
a number of business buildings
are located on this part now
and number mole are arrang-
ed for in the early spring.
The second part is bound
ed on the south by South
Dodge and Park additions and
on the north by the Rock Is
land addition. This is all in
side property, and will CON-
mand high price for residence
lots. The soil is black sandy
loan. The surface is smooth
and gently sloping to: the
north.
The location is the finest in
Kansas. The view up and
down the great Arkansas val
ley, with its beautiful groves
and orchards, its fields of grain
waving in the sunlight rivals
the beauties of Italy. The
river dotted with its hundreds
of islands presents a picture
never to be forgotten. Look
ing north you have a view of
the most picturesque and beau
tiful part of North Dodge City.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-02-09
Special inducements to par
ties intending to improve. =

I Its elegant residences, its fine
] terraced yards covered with
4 blue grass, green the year
\ round, dotted with evergreens,
8 intersperced with beautiful
q shrubbery, all combine to
8 make picture never to be for
I gotten.
& This property, commanding
. such view, will always be
! sought after, and the investor
+ who puts his money into these
3 lots is sure of a large profit.
I This Is the opportunity of a
s life time to secure a beautiful
4 location for home.
q J. HI. CRAWFORD,
q Owner.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-02-09
Shlnn S Sub-Di-
VISIONS.

This valuable property isl
situated directly south of the
business center of Dodge City.
Boyer's Addition is being laid
out on the east, McCurdy' s.
Addition on the south, South
Dodge on the west. while the
business portion of the city is
on the north. Lying as it does
between the three above men,
toned, prosperous and attrac-
tive additions, and the heart of
the commercial metropolis of
South western Kansas, it is in
deed a veritable bonanza for
investors who want something
safe and permanent,at the same
time sure to enhance rapidly in
value.
Its broad avenues, eighty to
100 feet wide, sweep down
a gradual though scarcely per-
ceptible grade through that
portion of the city where pal
ace blocks of brick and iron
are crowded to everfowing with
commerce, gathered from the
smiling plains and fertile val
legs far and near.
The great central thorough
fare of these sub divisions, one
hundred feet in width, crosses
the Arkansas river on a double
track bridge over which two
wealthy corporations have Sc
cured street railway franchise
and are preparing to construct
their lines. From the south
part of McCurdy's Addition to
the north side of College Ad-
dition, this majestic avenue is
over four miles long, passing
directly through the business
part of the city.
The soil is warm, sandy
loam, peculiarly adapted to
. gardening and grape culture.
Tree and shrubbery of all kinds |
will grow in it most luxuriant-
|! ly. Pure, cold water, clear as
crystal, Is everywhere found at h
a convenient depth for drive +
wells; yet deep enough that |
basement rooms and cellars
may be kept dry and healthy.
Drainage excellent; surface |
regularly declining toward and
in plain sight of the bull
ness center of the city.
Centrally situated with ref
erence to the future growth
and Development of Dodge
City, this property can not fail
to enhance steadily and rapid
ly in value, quickly enriching
any who may be fortunate I
enough to secure investments
therein at the present low
prices.
W. G. Shinn, of this city,
who is the owner has $50 acres
Of this property with perfect
title based upon United States
patents, and is now offering
golden opportunities to pur-
chasers from forty acres
down to lots of any size desir-
ed. We would advise parties to
call on Mr.. Shinn at his Office I
in his brick block on Front ST.,
and thereby secure the most
advantageous terms, besides
saving agents commission and
getting on the ''ground floor"
In other words, securing bed
rock prices.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-02-09
Park Addition.

This addition joins South
Dodge on the west, and con-
!: tains eighty acres. 1t
Is noted for it's fine surround
ings. Mr.. Beeson s residence,
the finest in Dodge City, cost
ing 50, 900 situated on the N.
W. corner. Mr.. j. II. Craw-
ford contemplates erecting
residence that will cost from
$4,000 10 Sc, 900 on the west.
On the south, o. Marsh will
erect a magnificent residence,
in the early spring. Mr.. Bee
son has arranged with several
parties, who will build elegant
residences in Park Addition,
during the next summer. There
is no question but that this will
be the finest resident part OF
Dodge City. 1t has a command
ing view of the great Arkansas
River for miles, east and west,
while to the north lies Dodge
City. IF you want to secure a
fine home, secure lots in Park
Addition at once, as they will
double in price in the next six
month.
C. NJ. BEEsoN,
Owner.
Office on Front Street.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-02-09
Invest in South bod g now
while property is very leap.
South Dodge.

This addition is located 3
blocks south Of the Rock Isl
land depot. The surface is!
smooth and covered by a beau
tiful buffalo sod. The size of
the lots are 80 feet by l42 tt.
The streets are 80 to 100 feet
in width giving room for shade
trees on each side. This ad-
dition has gentle slope to-
the north, giving beautiful
view of North Dodge aud the
river 1t is the proper dis
taucc ana altitude to make it
perfectly healthy and pleasant
for y fine residence. Before
you purchase see these desira-
bic lots. and you will fnd in
them a safe investment and
quick returns. Price OF lots
in this addition, $50 to 800
each. Terms easy. Special
inducements offered to those
who will buy now and i'm
prove.
ID. Z. OWENS,
Owner.
For sale by any real estate
agent in Dodge City.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-02-09

InUest in South Side Property for large profits and
quich returns II large number of business houses
noW represent every branch ofhade, and are making
big money! arrangements no1c made by Which
the 10ater works 1CW be extended to the South Side at
The incundescent electric Ii II Ill 1l put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EIo.: as% .s';s asSsss ssssss western sas;s
$50 CITY Ms ssDsrans So 81 "a So Extra DO s. soss "a
Do @ e gi%S -
90 Amber sssS7S Western as@sr No WINTER Red ed
% Sss sssss .lss 5G W.T.. Ssios
ESs May g '1' ss Is @
"a g. 5 .s.sy Mes. f fes O.
:sso. s:csn.sh.ader. 1855 cI..r sis SIDE: "a
packed SssasG orssmsrT a6S2se Eggs were lowsr
l2hsisc Petroleum steady ;st a. 80 SSSss
y% :s S cVggsr sS.sa arm 3 SsSI S.
At Nd. Recsipts-Flo.r 22.lo9 Obs Wheat 5000 eusn-
SSro o5ss cD wheat BUSH
20. 200 bush. sass-Wheat 42Ss0o bush Corn e2Soo
firmly maintained on all grades cornAskng prices are
Re 11d . aoas white Il
a405e short. quiet but firm Provi;sns arm Butter
aTs a. a a7 Vermont d.. a. 2
steady demand. Bsst northern Isc Egg. weak
g. oS aS 5000
busn oats 10 GOO bush. shorts SO tons.
Hard offered at csc, No ! Hard Northern Pacific scarce
al lilo Chicago Mays washeurn a. CSC over No 2
s SSf'f Sas 1os' 'Ss1 I ~'
Mh,. s1' No. Red sSc cCS o @ gSSa e
Mo- S2si No 5 81 20 9at, demand light 6Cl,iera firm
WIT s, tS d SH and wSG T. ss s
eoS9lc. No Canada seS2ici No. EItra 81 So9c ,
S sS ana GOOD 3D. Bs. Psne
pss Patent w9sr az "a s S6 n GSTS Maaos
SIS Ss 50 o.tmsa stssdy CorHmsal st.aiy
whsss 1000 5ssn earn no 1000 Sasa & Ssss
CHICAGO, April 1.-The leading future, ranged al,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
LIVE srocx MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Asrl l7.-Caas-No receipts last 20 hcara
Total receipts fer thus tar 42l6 head Same uuc
last week S740 head None consgncd through acne On
sale q, -. -. 49,, g.. 49,.
zoe head For same Time last woek AZ z00
head. none con signed throaghi none on sale
6oas- Receipts 2,2ls heal Total fer
s.s thus FAR 23 O4S For time last 1904
mead consigned through II cara 10 Of wheh 10 New
Yort, cars on market sIeady Selected Medium
wet.his 81 10
CHICAGO. Union stock Yard. April l7-TM DrsysrS
yoryns reports CGtts Receipts $500 heaA shipments
iOee head slew AMI steady Steers s. COZ
as 90 Stoc aad Feeders 81 IS 0s3 20 Cowa Bus
ana Mirso 81 70sss 90 Texas Cattle % 0oss4oo
eGs-keceipts 10000 heAti shipments D.00e head mar
LlshI So 20 aS As. skiBs % 20 - 80
eoos head Shipments 2ool head market
active Natives y 0o0s6 30; Western So 1885 DO
TcxanA 81 1884 10 Lambs S. 81 81 %.
Iowa April H. csn.- Sscs,pss !; 300 head snis
stssrs - tses5 IS FAR % 0ooa Native steers s. 900
a So ButchefS steers. Medium Choice o. 2ooN -
etoekes aad Feeders fa 70 good 81 1908 10 Rangers
HoesRseeipts 1000 head, shipments 200 hs,d msItss
active Choice Heavy and Batehsrs seleetieo, - re
IS IS. Packing, hsdlum 10 choce % tOasS Dol h&as
grades Pair 70 Best - 20d54I -.
Shssp-ksceipts SOC head shipments HS0s he~oi n~s'
kst steady. Far 10 FaRcy - 0VeS6 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS


There but little abatement to the bull temper Of
the grain specuatlons yesterday, wheat Of course still
keeping the lead Cash wheat firmly held In tho face
OF light inquiry sales at all for export being made
The options continued enjoy activity and indicate q
broadening OF speculation There bad crop reports
from the West firm cables from abroad and q confident
feeling bred by the Illness Of the German Emperor and
critical condition Of European politics. Realization
checked the advance after early bulge Of 34Gl LIZ
cent with July specially favored regards prices There
quick rush back OF 34a1 cent but the final dealings
q rally and the close steady. Net gains
scored OF 18 for May at 90 3D. SIS for June az 90 49, 19
for July 90 Ia, So for September at 90 12 and la
cent for December at 95 cents Corn on the spot
rm and shippers 90 600 bushels The export trade
continues hold aloof the advance. The strength OF
wheat naturally stirred the option market and prices
12a1 Reslizatons produced setback and the
close barely steady. The price for April was I'M
changed at TO- while May at 65 L. June at 03 So
1S higher and 38 cent better for July and August at
90 49, September 90 15 and October at 81 5S cents
Oats the spot firmly held but the options weak
ened and finally ended unchanged 80 for the first four
months and IS 12 cents for August Lard the spot
enjoyed active demand 1000 erces being bought for
export and 500 erces for the home trade The options
were easter closed down lag points for most months
follows; April 50 o. May IS OF. June IS o6, July
eS o. August 90 TO- September and October IS IA.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday at
NewYork Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston as fol-
lows: Wheat l0,6o7 bushels; corn, 479 bushels oats,
12 900 bushels total gran 1 0S2 bushels -four &C. 1872
packages At Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis the ar
rivals were, Wheat 10 se4 bushels 1872 46s bush
es oats l27sss bushels total grain $50 $50 bushels
lour 80 e27 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

the Produce Exchange today the Batsor narkes was
E isasis1S s'"''' -''-' ~
MILWAUKEE. April l7.-Elour higher. wh:,t irregular.
$40 ss;s 'S oss. arS ' s.. sss Rye steady No
B'isy aP s:s M % Lard :as;
e. 1ST fqa 8, e for o xs r sSss
a. q eco sS.
r Mssa' S Wheat 1000 bush
PHILADELPHIA April sFlogs strong e, "a -, d'% ~ a.
40 ''i Extra a' 81 1855 Family 5sS
s. ~ Z. r ss ..rss s
ssst 50 ., :: hp =. 81 aHs
e.9iSs 30 .11' ps,
. 50 q sc as s.
al is Rye Flour arm a. IS 81 ass s5 Wheat strong,
s %sY 49, No fer Rel to.
ss92 Mixed IN 9isa : 'd ESQ.,
e ss I ar% s.sas sG DO
sals: tnsradsa lSc gPTrassa White ss,nrs
wh %s,s or S Spg Wit ss ss& at ia!
3sac a. June tzs et2o iaIy sa rSt:sSt .
ssl %R'' ID sos
S y5 40 PEI DO e nd
Soc 40 DO Fair to Good 500 se Mammoth Pearl Choice
Do fSss 81 49, ns
pr rn Se So o6sss Provisions steady quiet.
p Bet s5s So Co. Fs smoked
81 Do pso S'' SIS se q a.m 30 snsssa
sgrsd s Il 'f Ssr sbSs %stsa
do smoked az i.a Shoulders; pieEIs oar.a re
1eLc. Breakfast Bacon at loc Lard s,esay--
CITY Rsnnea ss 5o steam s30s8 l2at Butchers loose
81 So sesdy-PennsyvanlaC Creamery hftra
At 27e western Creamery Extra at 2se B. G ana \.
Packing butter i2Sl4c. EGGS we're quiet PsnnsyvaniA
nrsts l40l4 70; Western IrsL. IA oS,s
Flats Choice ia sl2c Far 20 Prime sTsss
steady, winter Bran sci OSs2s 90 ton Petroleum
qmstt 10 Abel test IN obla I've Recsipn-Floa1 ooo
bush shipmsnrs = Wheat s2Oo bush. Cora 1000 bush
Oats 900 bush 49,
TOLEDO spru l7-whest active. weak, cash q. $50 ,
May $500 June $3.50 yuly s1e Aas1sI 70 w To,s
sSc olsysr.eed .te.dy cash 81 os o s nps iov.9.
.ssd aSo bsss 200 bush Germ 10000
bnsh Oats 600 bush. Cioverssed 7t9 pagA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
oorro~ w.RxErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IrssrooI April H. = pn.-cotton-Tss safes o. the GAY
ineisd.d bales America FsIs: S.% ..sss
iOr s.i Nay dsiy.y :el,.s MAY ana FL
livery s6<A sellers !u.: ana Yes.d SAVERS An.
Suss ana ssp...ber deiysrys 1904 Suysrs s:.'snse
Der delivery. STSAd sellers September a''''''
sslera 1900. o,..sx u,dd,,ng a., Low
Miadlias. o. Coed orGi.ar, ~ oss '' 1'''
NonSonx Aerii IL -Cottsn-stsaay Middlinr ~ s;s
bale, ssiss COS bsssI stock. loss bales
In,I II --Cstton-Qust Middling. 10 IL; Lev
r,tS,i Good ordnary s1lel ne, and gross re-
esipta a. Sass sTpsrts coastvise Hs bales; sales 500
NEW o.IrANs April lf.-Horday. Estimated mes AND
sross rsoeipta LOCO bales stock. 22l.8s bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.

ton for the day. which about noon the price 50 34
for May showed an advance for tbs week OF $40.
bushel and an advance from point Of days ago
OF 1-4c busheL Before the opening May wheat was
selling In the corridors 50 lie The frst prize In the
Dit was SO &c., the decline being probably caused par
tally by Bloom selling out big line through Brosseau
In the afternoon instant the May touched 81 LIZ
and it was not easy sell But IL rallied again with
surprising speed the close at 81 "a. The market
touched 57c the price Gag the crop T. opened
les cars OF which 80 graded No 2. The estimates
for Wednesday are however only 81 cars and on this
"a hogs the stocards and prices th.re were
said the arrivals were heavy as were ever known.
This OF itself tended make the product easy Possibly
the big hog might have been altogether onsey
by the great strength grain. but the Fower-Swlts
crowd were free sellers Of pork ana iafd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
xunopKAN PRODUCE Markets

demand HHms-Tn fair demand; Baeon.In tar demand
long clsaa a Dss Sd Cheese In demand Ishsw-s
In poor demand Turpsntne-In good demand
and Futures-Ia fair demand spoS April ~ 10" rsSrS
In iair dsnssd csru-spo asd yaserss-in tsr ssmase
Mixed Westsrn spot STEADY ~ % Sc.y ApIu Ss.Syt ~
8. ssdi Iuas nrm .. a. EVA Hops q Lsnasa
xMrwsxr Ann, I'll stroisum Fine pale American -
france IN c>utis,es paid and 10 france - eeuex
AxrwgRr. Apru l1.-Wiicsxs iAfu Ssss" - - 49,
30 centimss per l0e ktoe q. 100000
BREMEN, April l1.-PetroleAm msSAS " 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
LONDON wool sALRs.

LONDON April i1At ne WOO, sAss today Their va
vas esred Tssmanss greasy sod readily at n nc
The safss In detail are follows Vlctoriasalsa
bsic. ssour~d "a s2s tAd DO locks and pieces "a
j. SID, Srsasy sdsls 2taI 90 lock, and pisess' 90
l0d. Eew'South Waes-bAioA ooov os.es rsouae~'
DIS 90 lock: ssa pieces 7dS.t1a Srs..y ..i i
ssies 600 bales secured iod Of. Cd, do locks and
pisSss 7dSis ID greasy 50 DO locks and giecss
IL "a do l0eks and pisesA 7asdiid greasy sdsAsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
Total since Jan esa SIT s24 sss Ooe Os4 7ie
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, April ia y m.-Consois 90 9.16 for money
ana 90 II 8 for the secounti United States per cent
bonds. lo9 Canadian Pacinc co.'s Erie. rs 81 Paul
Common. 73ls; ReaAing 29s
Bar silver is saotsd at ~ ed. per ounce -
Paris three cent fsntos 90 81 fancs
10 csntimes for the account .,.
Tho rate discount open market for short bills is
fss amount Of bullion gone the Bank of England
balance to- day 10 a600A
Spanish As 81.
BERLN April 1.-THE statement Of the Imperial BANK Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
Symptoms Of Cafarrh.

profuss t.mss exeesavsy offensive ehoharga
with Adopting up Of the imparnsnt OF hs
sense and watsr;nR weak ey es, apasd
oooassns nausea prsssurs snd
pals tbs mss the back Of the had ooca
sIona chilly .o1satons cold feat fesiEE OF assuds
and aebi;iy .ympt which are common 70 oatsTh
.hsm act present In every eAse Dr. esfss
ctsrrh ts worst srms snd stAeeA
10 peasant and contzss no psissnous Or osustis
Gruxa. OF druggists Tor 80 csntA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
A POSTPONED DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

Washington. April II tspeciaD.-The House Dem
ocratc caucus, which TO have been held TO- night
has been postponed. Mr. McMillIn, . member Of the
ways and Means Committee, which Is especially
anxious q have the order Of business arranged SAID
to night that the caucus probably VIII be held to-
morrow night Other democrats sad that IT, VIII
be held very soon, but probably not ON omorrow
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
SECRETARY FAIRCHILp OFFERS TO BUY BONDS

Washington, April l7.-As q result al The CABINET
discussion to-day the Secretary Of the Treasury issued
g circular giving notice that on Monday, April g.
and daily thereafter proposals will be received for the
sale to the Government Of United states bonds
OF the Acts Of July II. 1870, and January 20, leIl
Proposals should state whether the bonds ars coupon
or registered and DO for the sale Of the bonds
With accrued interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18

do locks and pieces 7ad South Australls-sales. 100
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