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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

CoFfEE-Ihe spot market for Rio was hrmly man
t1lnfd and demand continued fair. No. quoted at
iis.c. ,S S1,s to arrive go bag 10 bady dried
siOoo bag, No.. rain damaged, 10 l5;l6c 500 bags
900 bags No :, badly dried 16sc to be shipped 500
psgs No. santos anoat 1sisc; aud 1000 bags do spot
iS4c. MIA gFowths steady and quiet. Sales, 1000
bags Central american and 200 bils Mocha private
terms Optohs developed more strength, and though
Guiet, the sPecustion showed slight igelease; July
gained points, while later deliveries closed 1Od2O points
higher, Stronger cables and covering OF shorts"
Coupled with some little foreign buying. furnished the
ehlei Dull motors Havre advanced bal n, and
Hamburg closed a shade better London was also
Aogast 7as cd september, COS 90; October, 65s Sd
n0NeD0er Ois VI December, 63s Cd There were no
N9 cables received owing trouble on the wires at
bsha Iotsi sales here to-day 1880 bags Including
Gl5i5 October, li.40dl46O; and December, - 7OG
airy 1899 1890; March. IS sSd18so July, I6.9Odi7
Ausnst 10 5Odlo+O; september, i5.45d1550; October
4 90 ltSo NoyeH6er ls95dl4 Decembsr - 75G
YORK, 535O7 bags Baltimore 1892 bags; New.Orleans
l,11O Uagsj total, CO. 500 Daes
COIION-On the spot ruled slow and unchanged
prices. sales, 2s3 bales FOR consumption Total receipts
the port to-day, I753 bales against bales the
same day last week, and pa bales last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IOndOn July l5. p. m.-New- York. Pennsy ans'
and ohio ilgt mor gage bonds, 30 "a Canadian PfiH
"A 7-s Mexican ordinary, 80; 81. Paul common 90 -
Money. IL per cent. III, -ho-,
the rate of discount In the open market for both SHOT
and three months bills Is l $50 per cent lima
Indian council bills were allotted to-day at dech
OF Lied per rupee. .. Of
Paris advices quote Exchange on LOndOn at -
francs "A l-a confines for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
LAVE STOCK MARKErs-nY rELrGRApn.

St Louis, July l5-Cattle-Recepts, 44o0 head;
shipments 1000 head; market easier fair 70 fancy
Texans and Indians; s2 25Ss3 IS LIogsReeeipt, 2so6
choice heavy, % 1oas5 % mixed grades ~ 7ods5 10;
Light fair 70 best, - l0QSo % Sheep-Rcceipt Loo
head; shipments, 800 bead market strong good 70
choice +3dSl.
CHICAGO. July 15-"The Ev ming Journal" reports:
CattleRecepts. 1e 600 head shipments, 1000 head;
isSsaf e s s 20 strong; IsSans ewes prime
others, q 5oas5 IS; Texans, s3as3 so; native cows
~ 7jGS3 90 Hogs-Recelpts, 10000 head shipments,
5000 head; active loal5c higher closing strong rough
and common - 1OasS packers and mised Is .es
lights. s5Ss5 90 sheep Receipts, 5000 bush ship.
mixed and wethers. - s0ds5 35 mu,tons Texaos s44
81 80; Westerns, - 50ds4 90; lambs 90 50Gs6 &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City, Penn. July lS-Sa;iona Trans. certificates
open.d tSi.e: highest 6Sisc lowest Csc closed. Csc;
sales 1000 bbs; cearsaees $4,000 bbis; shipments.
Pit,sb1rq penn july l5-Petroleum. nothing doing;
National Transit opened az G5e closed 0oe
Bsssiford Penn July 15-Natonal Transit certificates
opened closed az CSC highest use lowest. 6oel
cLsrsncss $4,000 hbl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16

% 40 per 100 n; 70 do - sesnt At % IS; 21o ohio
do, ~ n, at % 81 Virginia do, 90 D at So ze5 Do
poor 572 n at - So SO ohio Sheep 95 D. at Is 20;
Dillrnback & Dewey: $50 Colorado sheep 1o4 D. ut
s. III Kentucky Lambs sc ~, at IS so; 2J0 do, 65z
~ st s. 625c $50 do, con n at 81 IS; 225 do, " D.
az IS rs.
hume Mullen: II State sheep. % n, at Is q;
STATE Lambs 10 n. at 90 p Bucks $50 n at IS 25.
Hailenbeck & Hollis: 10 State sheep III n at IS !;
81 Lambs, 90 n, az e5 so
H0Gs-Receipts OF carloads Of s7s7 besds3 carloads
az Jersey City and p carloads Feeling
and quotations IS 2oas5 so for good hogs
4. W. Lamb sold Is state Hogs 1913 n average -
S. a. Der 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16

The annual meeting Of the American Bankers Associa-
lion which will be held at Newoneans this year will not
I''' - ~, october Il and 49, as originally intended
OsAo P -, ~ the NewOreans bankers the date has
Zen changed 20 November IL ana IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
STAINED.
Good Ordinary. ............52 Low Mlddlng."..7
Strict Good Ordinary. g. MGding 1910

Options-Dulness again tie chief feature in this
market and the fluctuations did not amount to much 1t
was merely arepeton OF the local operations noted for
few days past and "bear element scored further
slight advantage. heaVness marked during
the carly session. when break of 3di points
FASTENED by easier Liverpool adyccs and selling by
"ongs" Subsequently the market rallied trihe, leay
ing oil unchanged and 1d2 points lower late
months sales, 30,l00 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16

rr,nn.r Lake In fourteen hours via New-York Cen
tai PTPsroagh Wagner sleepers. See timetable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
WHEAT NO. 2.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull and un-
changed No spring wheat, S67sc Nc. spring wheat,
s5Ss!c No. red, sc No cs,a soc; No oats;
faxseed, II O6 prime timothy seed, 81 25asf26 mess
pork, per Dbl 80 37a lard per 100 n s6 p short ribs
sides (OOse So 300 So 40 dry sled shoulders (bOxed)
5 2oq Is short clear sides boxed 60 6oasG 70 wh.
oats. 40G42c; No. 3 white, 39d41c.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

"a IT i&ou ipdt usb Sbr ieio u,aue vurs
ber lanoen Gabrt. Bir po1eu ~ Wet!e
sebe1; raor9en VI aud nod Elm 2aa!.
lIlS bic brei 70 eng uerbunoeae1
Meni9en seueini&aftli4 bic TreYpe
binaufftiesen, nm ii@ in ibre 9&!aise.
NADER III beseben, iaste eer Neaior.
boz Der @emdloeeolerie itebeu bletbenb:
,l1ebriseus iebe i'd nidt Elm, tuarlun
mir uns ui9t fur ben @eit bes &,nter1
bic @aleris, bas i@0nite uno beQte
Bimmer bes Sauies. gum 8eueiui@afte
li9eu Wobu5lmmer einr.tteu toQtenI
BORT ,6nut SIR in ber bequemiteu
Beile Guere aunitfubieu treibeu; &c.
rarb bat @auua gun. Nusi@reiten. tuie
auf ieinem Ded uub mir GQe bic a[ler.
bebasli@Reu Raminplabe fir ben Gbenb.
bic ii@ benten LATENT"
Gut, @roBpapa. i9 0ebe barauf Elm.
aber unter oer Beoinsuna, bab i9 benz
6erenmeiiter tets ben @adeu autebren
barf!" i@erdte @eliba.
Der alte 6err la9te ber5li@. ~Sbr
feb unbeiiesbar nit Guerer Ibneisuus
9esen bas 8iiou meiner Sammlunal
Scum, i'd mid es 5useitebeu, bic emiuente
2ebenswabrbeit bieies ulertuaroisen
1ilbes taun i@ou bic Hbantaiie Ct.
resen! st bod ielbit mir beute Gbenb
in ber Ddmmerun8 etmaS Der9le;1eu
paiiirt. 9ie oum,te @eI@i9te uuieres
uorisen Neisie - Du erinuert DID
nod, @eiioa? - muB tn ms1nem &opfe
selputt baben! Sd bdtte oarauf i&u6'
zen t6nneu, baB i'd, ME Narsaretb,
cine @lode seb5rt uno 9ans Seller ner'
i@uiuben geieben! Mter nun CUTE
Na@t, @ott iesne @u&l"
(5ortiebuns fotst.) !
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31
9er Ebateutrteb oer U6l.er>

5n ben, Dor ui@t LANCER Belt BET.
0ifentlihen Briefwediel 5uiideu &6ni9
Marimilian l.. BON 8a1ern uno S4el'
ling finbet ii4 Wau&es bon aQsemei'
mem Snterei1e.
Sn einem Briefe bes Gbiluiopbe1
bonn 20. Suli lS4S LEFT n.an: .Nu@
ME, 10 LANCE IS cine @el@idte siebt, il
burd bloBe Reoeu unb @orte etwas e.,
i9affen, obne 9batep etuas @ei9i@ts
li9es sesraubet worben. @dr es ni9t
au trauris, man t6nute an bic &inoer
oenteu, bic 3u ibrem 3eitoertreib 9irde
balten, taufeu uno 5ul Belt Der ebema,
liseu &aiiertr6nuns in 5rantiurt luabr'
l9einli@ au@ &aiiertr5nuns seipielt
baben. Sag bic beidrdutte Tborbeit
anmaBli4er 5taatenlenter 81 @hanoeu
tuuroe, tuar notbwenbis, aber trauri8,
.uenu iber biele bic Marrbeit sejieet
bdtte!.... Cure a6nislide 9obeit 0e'
ruben III duBern, ,uie tuobl IS mir tbuu
miSte, aus ben 8irren Der @eseumart
in bic b6beren Reide bes 9enteus IN
f1l&ten. @etpiB, NQersuabieiter 3err,
muir bies tonnte mid aufre@t erbalten
bet oielem uoriest boHnunsloieu Buk.
iammenitur5, BET 3ur Subelieter ~
,peltfdli16en Grieoens eineu ,eueu beut.-
i@eu Blrsertrie9 perbeibt, fanatii&e1.
ais Der friibers. M09te au be11en US.
menbung, ebe bic perbdngni6poaenz
Gragen lber bic innere Mat)tpertbet,
lung auf's 2apet fommen, bic bod l9or
~erlan9te @iubeit ii@ oaour9 bstpah.
rem, oaB bic perelnte Strait mad
auben fi9 ,uenbete, Deutlblanb bic
ibm seblbrenoe @bre, Ma9tausbeb.
nlnts uno ate 9errlidfeit 5u iideru.
9as trdse Stiliisen ueroirbt am Gnoe
ou4 bic @eere, bic cine bur9 nidtA
ibertuinolide @rsebenbeit an ben Nerr.
i9er feiielu wiroe, Der LINEN bic lana
per)9loiieue Babn bes Nubms uno ber
@bre mieoer er6ffnet bdtte. Die @5lter
~o1en bel@dftist fem, es io0 @roBes
eAr9 iie un6 lar jie ad@eben.. Das
bloBe TIM @runo ne9attSsl grbalten,
toenn es aud, tuie tpirtli9 Der SSell luar,
b%eilpieQolen @ioeritano, &eidtbum NnS
perbreitet, thuts n1dt. 0e1
Meni4, 10 uerfommen Ct lit, fublt bas
ielner @gliten5 ano oaB iie
muir 8ertb bat, ,uenn lie iiir et,pas
als Dpfer ein9elett ,peroen
Fann. Sour bas @efibl eiues %o1tipen,
IN Dem Ct tbdtisen Iheil bat, ldbt ben
oas 9riidcn0e leincs Gajein3
Cure &DuislsAe Spbeit
leben: i'd erlaube mir Dor Sbnen ~
|pre9en, al8 luare nod bic cite 3elt,
1ls itilnoe i@ nod DOR Sbnea ,uie "a.
malls, oa id, upn Sbuea ba5u be:lien,
Surer Moieltat melne lolIieul6aftliben
Sruno idBe ausesuauceriesen 0urite.
Sarer Waieitdt Sianopuutt fur sesen.
3uItdnoe tit elm auoerer, pol
>ieler !6Dbe miro H,eles auoer8t beur.
:beilt uno seleben als oa, no ib mid
,eftn0e."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31
ErDba, eS Wiltcl.

sd laiie meiue 1odter jeocn GaA
na9 oelu Witta9eHel eine 5tunOe &la.
pier lpieleu oas trdst iebr 6u met,
ner &eroauun9 bei." Is
,DaS babe i4 aber nod ME geb0rt!.
rSa. iebea S.e wenn meme To1..
ter anidust III ipielea, oann lpring' i'd
auf uuo lauf' aui uno eaoon, unD bas
Spajiereusehen mad 2li1 betoumt mir
ousaeal1Ial"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31
Snotf@e GprIhe.

,Gr5neien, .8auberlpribe, @terne,
elm suteS Omen uuo Ylaueteu pileseu
i'm Glide uns selposea, i'm unslud aber
obne Nuben 5u iein."
.@1n Maler. elm Di@ter, ein l9fe@.
ter arjt uno elm idlehter Girlt, oiele
bier fabren 5ur 90Qe, Allo als ilniter
ein 9orfl4ulje."
rNer5te leben bon e,llem reid,ev
&ranten, 8eamte BON einem iu uu0liit
befnollcbeu Jirlten, @elebrte uOu Gbo.
rem, eiu' Jur1t Don Me1tenDeu."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

lll19e Srau; n1tlp 9erarO -"
vWar BET Wiu ierih baju-geteh's!
,Sa, ,uir baben Die 2Ideu III erer Bill
Dung na9 be er @eite bin empfinbli9
Qcilblt, (iebsr Batter, uno 19meideln
uns, oaB sic uns SIRE sitise Tlbruna
in ieuen beilt9eu 9aQen ni@t u~eriagen
1peroen".
Der @reis 1duttelte nit eiucr1 miloen
2ddeln fem nc,Bes 6aupt.
~,Oas lit .nid]ts mebr fir mid, mein
sSuuge; ,4 ,piroe @u9 piel mebr 9inber.
lt9 ala niibli@ ieinl Sbr tDunt aber
big oabtn uuter nlelner Neltun9 in UNI e.
ret @aaerie nod tidt,se Stuoien nla'
d]en uno Gu4 tuiiroi9 fur ben 0eplonteu
WblteGer porbereiten".
rWba, tuobl au oieier abldrefenoeu
M0roer. uub @iitmi1ders& !lage, bislem
9ans 8euer, Den loir Jbnen nod immer
n,dt scnug 5u lpiiroisen ibelneu", riei
@eraro, sutmiitDig auf oas 9sblinoss
Eyema bes attsn Qerm 5ubuslireuo.
rWbjhrfeuo! Mt eielem MuSz
bud 3e,gt Du in Der Chat, ocS
gu mob nidt uiel bon Der &uuIt
peritebj, Du Seehirl Wbltobcuo
luirtt oieles Inll,p ~aIero;nss, aber bic
traituole 4cbsns.pabrpeit. nit oer oies
erre.ht lit, benefit ia ehen Die eminente
MeliterlAai; bss Ganitlers, bic benz
&euuer i'm Nlrblid oieles @e,udloeS
enc oauernbe 0uellt rerulten Runltse.'
nulies ltalil! d@ iebs, ,4 muB Eud
QrauDl,h IN ale ShuIe uehmeul Mber
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

~S -
fur5em benz &atalos, ,pclaer bic Stlde
lelner Sammlu1s umiaBte, uo1l tdnoi9
uIn9earbettet llnO Iir INNER 9eldluIsn.
St moute feline ,euen @%rluerbuu9en
mebr bin5ufu9en. Ser @reis fiblte,
lein Nbeno ain9 5ur Niite - bel Der
ebelalt, mel@e leiu 9e!oen an9enon"
men, founte jeoer Sag fem 1ebter iein.
Sic rStraa1ens@ alerie" bate eiuer
Namen in Der &uult,uelt our4 bic
Yerle oerlelben, 9aus GtQer, uno oeijen
lpdten Na9rubm mar Der @uf ieiuer
Sammluus pelt6in %9eorunsen; oieS Be@
wubtiein erfiiqte i'm nit Stol5. @ben
itauo ct tuieoer betra9teno Dor benz
vi | be1probeaeu @emdloe uno per'
tlefte iib III bic 8epYloeruug bes
m%etlterbaft 9emalten Nutliyes, Der runS<
l,sen @ano, bic nod ieBt i'm fableu
Nbenolibt III 10 wuuoerbar naturs
wabrer plaitilder 8irtun9 aus oer
5labe bcrportrut. Sn Oieiem Moment
bran9 Elm lonoertares &lin9en an ien
ODr. WoDer tam Das? Nus reiter,
!peiter Gerne, 10 ldien es, uno ooH nab,
gang nab! IS luar ,ple Das Wnlblaz
gen unn 2dnteu eluer @(ufe - eiuer
Glode BON leltjam bublem uno trauers
po1en &lanse! Deer difts lbn nur EN-
Neroenorud, eine bloRe 5ianestdui9=
ln9T ga libcr! BENT oub Gas Buo
|t'pantte Dor lelnen Nu9en, 'uenl9ltens
9laabte ct eIusu Moment lang ulbtS
Don osm rotaeu YorDans al iepen, oils
Ipenn berletoe taptOe uuer Die Jlade ses
do9ea wuroe, De ldulbun9 ,uar nur
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

iiber JnouNrie uno 9duswirtbldaft,
9auoel unb @apoel i'm tleiuen uno lafz
fen MID ben 9siteett i'm Gnseren bes
@oltsleben elteuneu. Mir 9ebt feline
Drudjeile perlOren!"
Sn ieinen be4aemen Qausrod 9eb4Qt,
Die GuBe in tparn,eu Shuben behaa(id
auf bas 4aminsitter placirt, ldtdte Der
braue Doctor itb an, ieinen ,5eiertas"
BON @ruab aus au 9enleBsa.
0urd Gini@t in Elm aeu eridienene3
botauii9es @ert, oas ibm 5useihidt
,poroen, ,purOe ieine @eoaateniol9e auf
@amon tan Der Straaten gelentt.
Seit ibm bic Qu9en ee61net paren,
baBte Der bieoere 9anoar5t cen @leiB,
ner nit ebrli4em @aHe, Der NIT Elm gut
E6eil Gus Der Gntoeduus %entiprans, In
10 idmdbli9er Belje Don ibra oupirt
tuoroeu 3a |ein.
SD minidte, i'd erlebte "a nod,
ben @alluufen baumeln ju wi1en!"
murmelte er. ,Won Qer3en germ tnipite
i'd inn ielbit Die banieue Sdltnae1 bas
mug ib lasenl Welhe emiuenten Rennt.
nijie, melhe Jdhi9tetten 'rohnten IN Dies
fem rdnteuoQen @elft, oer feline Rieoerz
tradt NIT 10 imponirenoer &aroe 3u3a,
oeden uerltano! Ble bat ct uns ale
b,nter's 2iht 9efibrt uno 9eblenoetl
Mun ia, uenn MON ben Woro neuen
benz Qauptamed aud nod 9leih III
elmer nNieulhaitlihen 5tuoic mabt!"
DaS Jeuer braante lultl9 uuo talo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

G1lte 9e9ebe1 battcr, boutdn1n1en etrts
leud,teub 9erueieu; 10 oaate lit ben
DomeltitenrSumen bal0 Niemano me6r
an bic 9ettereu, sic in ibrem abseleee,
men Sllsel tets fir ii4 geblieben nno
fG 10 laut[o5 ,uie &aken 1T bent 9au1e
betpest 9atten. &ur Der Waior ieufate
oft in Dem @obanten an g}amon, BON
&peldem ieoe @unoe %ausb(ieb, uno ia9te
bana: uob er tpobl tpieoertommen tplro?
Sd 6attc bod nod mebr fiir i'm tbun
mii1en - i'd CLAUDE, ct 9roQt mir -"
Nber audi ibn nabm bas Slid ber iun'
gen 2sute sefanse1, iein 9er3 lebte NIT
III ihren 8utunftsboHnuuyen, bic aud
ieincm Sitter neue Sreuoen perbieBen,
uno 70 elitt bic Belt III eifriser @eidia'
ti9teit fiir ale balm. @elblt leiu 5dak,
bas n9ebeimniBoele Bib, muBte IA
oieier !3eit auf Sic se,uobate 8etpunoe<
runs pcrsid}tea; Der sroBe @aal ,ruroe
fir Die Grauunssfsierl1bfeiten herse'
ridtet, CT finite ,pieber BON, &lopien,
Rudcu uno R;&tcn Ger Wrbaiter; ener'
gi}9 ilo9 BET Staubreoel 1ber bic @erfe
Ser nften Mel1ter; bic Halmen< uno
2orbeerbdumc, &anielien, @booaoen>
brons unb WDrt6eu Der Treibbduier,
bic ib-cn 9unSeu Snbalt berseaeben,
umfddelttn iie, bon Daulo 9entes in
fhDneu Wrnppen s%eorbnet, nit ibrem
Qrin - aber Sans &eles ldaute uns
beipealid uut 1einem ~9rimuisen 2d9eln
IN oos o~ronenbe, idumldenoe 9reiben
unb bate feline &u1uberbaren Rrdie nod
sor Nieman5 ofieabart.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
Grain 10 GALVESTON.

CHICAGO, October 3.-Chairman Faithorn,
of the Southwestern Railway and Steamship
association, has issued circular announe-
ing the new schedule rates on grain from
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska to Galveston
for export shipments From the territory
south and east of line directly drawn from
St. Joseph to Atchison, ana thence by Valley
Falls to Coffeyviile, the rates are 10 be the
same as from Kansas City to New Orleans,
which at present are 81 cents on wheat, .
cents on oats and q cents on corn. From
points west of that territory Now Orleans
rates are also applied, except that from sta
tions on the line of the Atchlson road be-
tween Topeka and Arkansas City, VIA New
ton. the rates authorized are "a cents on
wheat, 80 cents on oats and % cents on corn.
The new tariff becomes effective October /.
Naturally il is not liked by the Chicago roads
that tap the same territory IN Kansas and
Nebraska as il means still greater diver
sion of business from their lines The rates
to Galveston are only few cents higher
than those to Chicago, and as far as the cost
of transportation is concerned, to those
Gbroad.
Galveston is brought five or SIX hundred
miles nearer to the western farmer than It is
by the Chicago route
A short time ago the commissioner ordered
the Atchison road 10 take out its low rates 70
Galveston. but the new tariff does not con-
form with that order, and seems to empha-
size the discrimination of the Southwestern
Railway d Steamship association to control
its affairs independent of the Western Tathc
association.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
BouIanper to Franco.

BHUssK1s, October 3.-The text of the po-
litical testament left By General BOulaDger
is as follows:
''This is my political testament. 1t is my
desire that 1t is published after my death.
shall kill myself to- morrow. lam convinced
of the future of the party to which have
gwen my time. ! cannot bear the frigbtful
misfortune which befell me two and half
years ago. ! have tried to get the better of
it, but have not succeeded. am persuaded
that my followers are 50 devoted and SO
numerous that they will bear me no anger
for disappearing on account Ola sorrow SO
great that all work has become impossible to
me. Let them remember the maxim, 'uno
aVuls non deficit alter and may they con-
tinue to act against those who, in scorn of
all laws, force me to die far from my coun-
try. Tomorrow / shall be dead man; to-
day have nothing to reproach myself with.
All my life have done my duty, and moth
ing but my duty. Ny death Is no shame to
myself, but it is a shame to my proscrl bers
and those who sought to brand a loyal soldier
by the judgment of a political tribunal. l
desire 70 recall the fact that l have many
times offered to constitute myself a prisoner
If they would accord me common law judges.
This the holders of power always refused.
Thus acquittal was not possible. In quitting
life l have but one regret-that have not
country. That country at least will permit
one of its children at the moment of return
ing into nothingness to recall himself to the
memory of all lovers of la patrie. ViTe la
France. Vive la republic!
"Done and signed under my hand on the
eve of the day of my death.
ERNEST BoUIANdKn."
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
The penver 3 Bic orande.

CHICAGO, October S.-E. T. Jeffrey has as
sumed the duties of the combined position of
president and general manager of the Den
yer d Rio Grande railway, with offices at
Denver, where he now is.
1t is generally understood his election is
due to the influence of President Marvel, of
the Atchison, Topeka d Santa Fe, with which
road the Rio Grand has recently made close
traffic alliance.
Under the new agreement the Santa Fe
virtually secures control of the Rio Grande,
and one of the stipulations of the agreement
is that no president or general manager shall
be chosen for the Rio Grande without having
received the approval of the Santa Fe. Mr..
Jeffrey is an experienced railroad man aud
was formerly general manager of the Illinois
Central.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
s August
Flower.

For two years suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said stomach was about
worn out, and that would have to
cease eating solid food for time at
least. / was so weak that 1 could
not work. Finally on the recon-
mendation of friend who had used
your preparations
A WOrn-out with beneficial re-
suits, 1 procured a
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menced using it. It seemed to do
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slider that August Flower has en-
tirely cured me of Dyspepsia in its
worst form. JAMES E. DEDERIcK,
Saugerties, New York.
w. B. Utsey, St. Georges, S. c.,
writes: have used your August
Flower for Dyspepsia and find it an
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
Weatern Kanaaa sanItarIums.

There now exist good reasons to be-
ieye that western Kansas will soon be-
come a popular health resort of the
world.
W. P Roberts, NJ D., of Chicago,
was sent out about five weeks ago by
the American Health Resort association
to travel through western Kansas, Col
OradO, Mexico, and other states and col
lect data to submit to the association
concerning the climstOlogy and other
conditions, with the view of determin-
ing Just where the most healthful and
life prolOnging sections OF the country
lie.
The American health Resort associa-
ton has been organized with the pur-
pose of enrolling as its members the lead
ing doctors Of America, and through a
course Of experiments ascertain the most
desirable places to send their patients.
DIR. Roberts said that western Kansas
would be one Of the points first expert
mented with, as leading physicians look
upon it as a coming health resort
Some of the western towns have already
made offers to the association to estab-
lish sanitariums in their limits, among
them being Hutchinson, Great Bend,
Larned, Dodge City and Cimarron.
The doctor says sanitariumstwill be
established in some Of these towns, and
this winter experiments will be made
with invalids, the success OF which will
establish kansas as a health resort, and
result in the leading physicians of this
country. and probably the world, send
ing their patients here to be healed.
About 500 invalids will BE sent to
different parts of the state this winter,
and DR.. Roberts feels certain the results
will be favorable. as the climate of west
ern Kansas already has reputation foI
healing consumption and other akin
maladies. and only needs to becOme
advertised to the world to bI1ng great
numbers to the state.
Peabody special: A Chinese laundry
man named Han Lee has been murdered
here. People passing the laundry
heard scuniing on the inside but did
not investigate. Soon after a negro
was seen to come out OF the laundry
aud 60 toward the Santa Fe tracks,
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08

Shortly after the Chinaman was found
lying on the floor with his head crushed
with coupling pin, which was lying
by his side. His trunk had been ran
sacked and the contents were strewl
over the floor.
LeaVenwOrth--At a meeting of the
police commissioners 1t was decided to
allow no more performances IN the opera
house on Sunday nights. Several plays
have taken place here lately on the Sab
bath, and 1t caused considerable talk
among Christian people The course of
the commissioners in stopping the Sab
bath breaking is generally approved
Colby letter: The Harvest Home
picnic was held here for three days,
and the exhibit of agricultural products
Was truly marvellous. 1t proves con-
clusively that as an agricultural region
northwest Kansas is a grand success.
Over 175,000 bushels OF wheat and
rye have already been shipped out of
the county. and threshing has hardly
commenced. The estimate of 1000, 600
bushels of small grain will fall far short
of the actual figures.