davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13

Die 6irnta D'gonnor, Qaing &
,GmDot, neI6er bon BET Bunbes re.
9ierun9 Der 2ontratt fHr bic Dammars
beiten i'm @oIbefioner Gafen 3ueribeiIt
III, bat ben oaju erferberli9en Npparat
BON ben 6erten Gbannom g 81. In
GaIpeffon a~ueetauft funb bereits bic
0~ortebtungen getroHen, baB bic fonH
nod %uotbtpenbiee MaI@inerie fofort
per Gifenbabn bortbin gsf@idt pirb.
Der am lebten. Sennabenb enbgiiltig
aus9efertiete Qontrait Oiebt nod cine
Griif bon go 3aeen; es III aber btreits
alles 10 nett norbereitet. bab f9on Ia
bier Mp@en NIT ben Nrbeiten btgonneu
tuerben fam. 8etreHs BET 2ieferuug
bon @teinen fnb ben acntrottoren
Mntrdge bon allen Senen, tp:I@e Steiu
Bride an ben berf9iebenen Giieubabs
men befben, sugefommet. Cine gnts
f@tibung batiiber, tuel6e Steine man
tpdhlen foue, III aber NOD ui@t ee'
troHen.
Der In Chattanooga eri@einenbe
rSrabesman" 3dblt ftr 5ie nit benz 6.
SUM- abi@lisBtnbe Wo9e bic fDleenbeu
reueii tsronil9en Gei9dftsunterneb.
matsen auf: Cine Boumwol. preRe,
tpel9e In Gberraaa erridtet tpirb; De'
velopment Companys, bic in @albeRon
unb 2ampaias organifrt Fnb; cine
@efeli@aft, tpelGe R9 In 8onbam nit
tinem Gtamntnpitat bon $50. 900 &c.
bilbet bal, nm cine BaumpDDfnmeu.
Oelmiible III bauen; atpei @eiedi@of.
ten in Daaas unb 6oufiou, pel9e ed.
gemlblen err,&ten tperben. SIR bic
geIammten GubRaaten iperben So ueue
eef9dftli@e uno seuerbli@e llnteineb'
munseu beri9iet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
= Ratk fffr &ntterl

Tnr iber s. Sabren fdcn uurbe N1ts.
WlnsloD's Soothing 5prup BON MfiI'
lione1 BON Miittern beim 3abnen BET
Rtnoer angetpenbet. Mirf gu i'm
S4lafe bur@ bas G@reieu zines Rinbes
gehbrt, bas i'm 3abnen III uub bot
54meraea toetnta Meua 10, Iai1e lofori
etae JIaf9e bon sM.s. WtnsIop's 500,
thing gprup" bDlen. gstr Wertb ii uns
be3ablbar. gs pirb benz fleineu Qetben.
ben iofDrt 2inberung berI9aFen. Ser.
leBt Sud barauf, Mitter, es lit tein
3peifel bariber. gs beilt 9Dienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regultrt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren. beieiti9t Min6 : Rolit, er,
tpei@t ben @aun:en, berbinbert gnt3hns
oung unb fdrft bas gat1ae 5pfem.
sgsrs. Winslons Soothing Syrup
fttr aabnenbe Rinber III angenebm ia
@el@mad unb bos Re3ept fammt BON
einem Der 5efen meibli1erl Merate In
ben Der. @taaten. Sc III bel alien
Sru9giffen in ber- ganaen Welt aa bas
ben. Breis Is Gts. per TlaI6e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. Wiass
Ions SOOTHING SDrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
WaKase mab gmroYa,

Die agenturef bes 6errn 90. 3.
Oouug, 30. l Commerce . 6traBe,
Gan Mntonip, unb go. SOB Main,
5trabe, DaIIas, bertreten nur bic
aaerfdnnt beften europdifden 9ampfers
2inien. Serr Oouns TT i'm Gtanbe bic
billie Ell Raten gu geben, er-
tbeilt bereitmi0is iebe eetpnnj9te Nus,
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt aue ibnl
ibergebeaen Nuftrdge. Mer nod Gu.
rOpa gu reiien piinf9t, ober 0erwanbte
berlbertommen laFen min, tpenbe F@
an irgenb cine bet ~genannten Ssenturett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13

sa- Der 9Iumber 5. 6. 9ltftas,
3o. 20 IDenue 8 nabe Boff : Office,
bat, un ben g~eiteiaerten Nnfpra9en,
bic an fem @ei6dft 9effeat iper6en,
nadtommea 81 tbunert, R9 nit einem
tti9tigen Ga6manne, 9errn 3bomos,
aRocitrt unb rirb uie gep6bnIi@ aut
3ufriebenbeit bes publifums aGe Nuf,
fridge RAID erIebiger. SeIepbon 1927.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
Ge6r ftarfe

Gebr itarfe
GranOe, Or. Cages Gatarrb 0iemeSD
3u beriuden. Der trlte @runO, eS beilt
beinsu @atarrb - ME fd)linma aud i'm.
MGR Der Sal bti Dir iein mag, oSer ME
tueit Oerlclbet audi 6creit8 bel sir porse,
idrittea il. G8 beilt benlslbeu nidt
nur O6esfldd6id - iOnbern Is turirt
i'm gtaa6Gd). @lauba Ou 6arau, 70
1T es nod piel better. SIS 1T nid)t n6s
tbis, nod mebr @orte gu sebrauden.
Ga er6dltit es fir SO Gents BON alien
Gpotbsfern.
gbsr uiclIcid)t wilit gu Oies nidt
stauben. Der speite Grunb, es 3u
sebrandcu, 1T f~OlscuOer: 8eipeiie, baB
bu uid)t sebcift perOen %tannf, unb bu
erbaltif $500. Dies 1T cine eiufade Oeut.
lide @ddditsOfferte. Die 9crlteler bon
Or, Cages 0tcmeSD b.sablen al bid
bisis Summe, luclu iis bid uid)t beilen
t0aaen. Gle pi{sn ober, OaB fe IS
t0nnien = on Ocntf nur, baB lie es nidt
~peruOsen. Sails Tic llnrcbt babcn, er.
bdltf b. baarcS @elo. 5aus bu int
unre6t bilt, lpirit 81 Osi.en Gatarrb
los.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
0as Wereienft iteotl

vi nlniHeu u~nieren. Wtibhrsern mttButbetlen, hab
rtr Or. Rings neueS S&winbIu@ts : Setimtttel bereits
lett elmer 6eibe BON Sabreu pertaufen, ebenic Or.
asnss Reue eeter : Rtutu, 8udIens Grniea Satbe unb
0lestrte Bttters, uno baB ptr niemals SeilmttteI rers
tautt baben, bic 10 gut uSeben1 cher BITE 70 ausemetn
~eetrteetSt taben, trte bteie. Bir obsern tetnen Gusens
bltd, bic @arantte fdr biefe Mittef ieber 8ett su lberz
nebntn une limb nets beIett, has perau8aabte @elb aus
rnd5nBablen, trfnn ihrem @ebrau6e tetne befriebiseus
ben Neinltate sefcIst fub. Diele WttteI ~perbanten ibre
arobe pcpularttdt tbren eiSenen 8ertienitsn. Bum
Eerfauf In allen &potbeten Inb tn Der Ttpeuen : GTobs
N%anbIuns BON Dreib, abcmpipn Ii. &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
Gtas Hdere @elb.Mmlaae

1T etne iolGe, BON ret4er S9nen nRter 0arantie Dnsss
i&ert perben fam, bab fe betrie6tgenbe Neiuliase ltes
iert, Ipthrtsentaus bes a~nSeteste 0elh burh6sejablt ptrb.
auf bitler Bats tsnnen Sic BON BEN nnten nnseses
tsnen Npptbeter etue Glai&e RON Or. Rinss Neuem
S9tptnbtuhts 8 9etlmtttel ~taufeH. GS ntrb ~gardntirt,
has oafeIbe inter allen rimfdnben Grlet@teruns 9es
rdbrt, MEM man e8 seeen trsenb pet@e aetben Ser
aeble, her 8ruR cher ber 2nneen aupenbet : pte
S3ptnb5nGt, eunseneutshnbnnst Hron&ttts, Gftma,
ReuGbuften, Brduus ,e. &c. Ge it anSeHebm etnBunebs
men nnb f4medt gut, III ptHig F4er unb man Tam flo
tmmer barauf ~perlafen.
Rrcbsfai&en fret In alien apOtbeten. gBsOlsiale BEL
Dtetb, Gbcmpipnn v. Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
Sun gimSereMa Store,

g { $ FraBe u. abe.. 6,
III foeben a%ngetOmmen: Gin groBe,
8orratb bon &in6er 8 Slippers unb
-9hnben bon % Gents ~aufm6rts.
Sameu Sies uno Slippers BON rs
@ents aufD1yts big gu ben feidfen
Qualitdten.
9as Eager in 9amen. unS Setren.
S6ubseug, bod ober nie6ris eef9ait.
ten, nit Der 9anb ober Maidine ge.
naa6t. 1T eroBartig, gu preiien, Sic
Seoen In grfauner ieben mtRem.
Wer feines un0 3uglei1 bauerbaites
S9uDperf trd9en wsu, faufe i'm Gins
oereQa @4ub.@ Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
Galifprnia.@eime.

Meinliebbaber Hnben elm .groBes Ga,
ger bon fetnen California : Meinen Bel
6errn S. 5. Meper am NIomr
pla3a. 6err Sleeper fE@t bic Weins
an Drt unb @tele aus uiA fault birefi
aus benz ReNer Ter Mein3i9ter. gIs
sutent aenner geljngt es Inn fiets, BIZ
beifen Scrtem a~us3updblen. Ct Tam
ietne 2umben unf Gamiiten nit einen'
guten 9rOpfen Derieber. &otbs UNI
Weibwetne In bor3ieI.9er Qualit6i
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @aIone -frel
tns 0aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13

ssr Wenn ssssmanb fein unb gu an.
nebmbarem preife ipeifen min, 70 gebe
err gum Wiifionss@arten. Die
9erreu Nbeiner & @amt, 8efber bie'
leg @tabsiHements, balter barauf. i6re
@dfe tets bOftommeu aufrieben 3u ftel'
len. Aae iaifonmdBigen EeIifateHen,
aufern, Wilb, Slide, GeHiigel &c. finb
bort In ber oelifateden 3uhereitune ole
3eit ou baben. Ma5l3eiten tpesben auf
Muni9 in bic @rbnungen her 2unbea
gefanbt. au@ bietet bel NIT ber
Gpeiiepirtbi9aft perbunbene Bar.
+ o 0 m bic beifen @etrdnte. fets frif9es
Bier unb feline 2iqutre unb Meine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
Gas, eleftriides 9idt nub Sriebtraft.

Wir bewerben uns um bic Gunb.
f@aft bes 8ublifums fir @as, aur 8es
leudtung uno gum 2oGen. Nrc, Sns
canbescent, eleitrii9es Qi9t unb elef.
trifde Sriebtraft. Wir liefern 2oten.
ani@ldge fur 2esung BON &6bren in
0duIern, Nuftequns bon @osbfem, unb
elettrii9e 8eleudtung, Motore. glets
irii9e SriebfraIt tpir6 prompt geIiefert
BON Der Gan antDnio g 8.
Rnmpagnie. Selepbon ZIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13

b69fe erg,immt NOR unb Die M,beits.
%sinitelune her Generte auen 9anoel
unb Wanbel ldbmte. Nun bate ba'
mails bic probin3 56Iefien, bic ia bor'
Der 0ferlei9if9 getpefer, einen eiaenen
nStatthalter", un6 bas tpar au ber
3eit ber @raf 6open, ber aber geraoe
in Berlin in Gei9dfieu abtpefenb mar.
9iefer fam i9leuutgff nit @rtrapof Der,
beigeeilt, nit benz 8efebl BON R6nige.
unter ieber g%ebinsuna bas Bolt gu Be-
rubtgen unb gere6te 8ei@werben abau.
ffelen. st fam unb auf feline Mnfrage
on bic Burger, bic bollfommel einig
tpareu, erbielt er foleenben 8ei@eib
Scr poli3ei $ 9irettpr bate tein
&e9t, eineu Mann. Der arbeiteu tpollte
uno Wrbeit bate, i9impHi@ aus ber
Stabt au brtnsen, glei6bieI Of eiu bers
alteter 3uritsebraud norlag, Der ibn
ie6enfaQs nidts au9ins. Dos MiIitdr
babe auf 8efebl 9ebanbelt; aber Der
S9impf, ben man ben @eDerteu auge.
than, mtihe gut geuaa@t merben, uno
3tuar babur6, bob Der 5tattbaIter fell.
Der ben Saneibergefelen aIs vebrli9eu
Damn wie6er In bic stdbt bolen
fole.1
gs mar elm barter 8roden; aber in
Granfrei6 grDlIte bic &ebelution, Stpie
ber unterirbii@e Bonner etnes ,grbbes
bens, bas bic ganae alte @eielf9aft jul
Uerni6ten brpbte unb-ber etatt9atter
BON S6lefen. graf DOZEN, bolte ben
unaarif9en s9neibereefeflen gaIs ebrlis
den Mann in ieinem @agen feierli9
pteber our Stabt berein. !
9a3u mac. nod elm uun0erlihet
8prfaQ tomnter. Der f6 i'm Sabre 1878
3ptfug, als Der 8ortrab Der NIT preu.
Ben eegen NapDleon berbHubeten Ruls
len, elm 2ofafens Regiment, In BresIor
ein3og. Inter an6eren 6ei1li@teiten
CUR i6eier bes Cages. bate ber, @toot.
roth au9 berorbnet, bab, penn bqs Re-
ginlent auf benz yNeum1rft" angetoIts
men fein wlirbe, bic s@ofetfualts
iprinsen frle. Sitfe @oRertunh aellt
ober in 8rrn3e ben alteu grie1if@en
MeeresgDtt Neptua NIT einem brei3odi,
gen Gifderfpeer In ber 0aub bor, unb
In einem Wal9elbeden, an befen Sci,
ten DeIpbine ibre biden &6afe berouss
freden. Dur9 Waferbruf fprlneen.
banr bel fsierli6en @~elegenbetten aus.
ben MduIeu Der Delpbine., fotpie aus
ben 3aden bes Tiideripeeres @afers
Hxoblen eulpor. Mls nun bas Ro{aGens
Regiment i'm giered, un ben MarEtplab
aufgelfelt mar, ert6nte pl5kIi9 Elm Sig.
nuIf@uB un6 aug BEN GH9erlpeer Des
Meer9ottes, ben bos Wreslauer Bolt
aus untenntniB ber grie6iI4en @5tter.
lebre einfa@ ben .@abelihr9en". nenr1.
iprangea nit einem Wale Maferifabs
len in bic 2uft unb aud bic 9eIpbine
fngen an, WaHer au ipeiea. Der SO.
laden fotpenig, ME ibrem ,6e!tmann"
mO@te tuobl ibr eebtag 70 ettpas borges
fomren fetn, unb Der 2ebtere. Der no.
ttrli@ tliser mar, als bic @emeinenA,
tommanbirte plbbli@, als er f9 eini.
germaBen bon ieinem Grfaunet erbpIt
bate: nNbseieRen l4-.Gas Regiment
auf bic Rniels unb bic 4oiodeu fnieten
aud anbddtig itieber. Der 0ettma,,u
bate bios ben fleinen Srrtbum sema9t,
ben alien beibnif@en Meeresgott. ben
@abeliir9en Der 8reslauer. fur einen
iuunbertbdtisen &rifIi@en 9eiIiseu su
balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
gNie ift niesi

@ir bieten' einbunbert Dollars 8elokaune
fur ieben Gaa BON Ratarrb, Oer nidt bur6 Gin.
nebmen bon &aa's aatarrb Sur aebeiIt iuerbcr
laan.
s. 8. gbeneb & Co., Gisentbtimer,
GOlebo, Ohio.
Sir, bic nnter3eiGueten baben 8. 8. Gbenet
felt Den Ietten 20 Sabren eetaunt unb baItsu
ibn fur bollommeu ebrenbaf IN allen ee'
f9dftsbanblnnsen unb faanaiel befdtist,
ole bon feiner Girma etnsesansenen Serbinb'
li@teiteu 90 erfiaeu.
@sf & grnar, e~robbauOeIs Drosuiten.
Solebo, Sbio.
Us aIbiu q, Rtnnau& Marlin, @roS.
banOels. Drosuifen, GoleoO, 0btc. {
Sau8 aatarrb &ur uirb inuerli@ eenoutmer
un6 pirft brett alf bas BIut nno Ste f@leis
misen SberE6@en bes @bfene. oeu8nias
fret perfanbt. Hreis 10 Gents fur bic Glaf6e.
gertauft- bon a)eu apptbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
0emti4 Gnelti6e g@mIe.
San Antonto, Ttra1.

HuHUWtUf NttNN
NueKfaiiuf tii&tise aehranRaIt far Rnabsu
anb Mdb@en; felt breiFle Satreu in rses,
m~irifnmgsif, Bcrtref1i4e 2ebrirdfte inter be,
babrler 2eitund. Der enslif2sn Spade pitt,
bic ber beutf4eu, boIe ge9nnns getraeeu.
Nneerbem aniersi@t I'm @banif2en. @iniger.
maEen borbersitete G1hItt fnben jeberjeti
aninatme. MAttre Nnstnnft ertbetIen 9ers
q. Oro0a, 9r1fbsutbe G4nI 8orRanbss
nab D m. Dafbsd, Direftsr ber apaaIt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13
Sin Strife uur buuoert Sabreu.
Don Cbeo6or bieH9er.

1 VS. Wtr0 uHQetQHr lOO SS0hYP hp'
lein, ba mar 8resiau. bic Sonhtf1oS
6@leReas, Der @moubIot elmer Neos,
benbeit, bic au elmer oIioemeinpn IT,
beits. ginfeluuo fat SdmmfIiber Gonh,
tperte uub idIiesIi6 fooor an NIntner,
gieBeu ftbrfe, YpbaIsim Sic @eronIoEumf
ba3u geriuafaeia Qenao mar.
Die Beqebenbeit III er,dbIt in einer
bor ettua 20 Sahreu oebrudten mn6 ons
alien @hrpnifen auiommenoetrooensr
Bude, betiteIt: .Yie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| Sabrestage GdIefens.1
9as Bud enth6It eiuen mobreu
G4ab bon 9batlahen. ous nroIts,
trie aud aus 1euerer 2eif. unb o6oIeid
i'd mid hes BerfaFerS, o6er nieimeh,
ieines Nameus, uidt imebr erint1ern
tann-es mag unaefdbr SO Sabre lem
felt i'd has Bud peIe{en ~ 10 meis if
bod nod, baB Bic In @ebe aebenbe Re,
gebeubeit uuter Der @eaierund npu
Griebri9 @abelmII., bee .biden nil.
belmA. BEN NadfoiQer bes ornker
6riebrid, Der BON 1856 Big 1871 eIenf
genug NIT gtRHIinaer unb M6trri5eu
3ufamnlea terrfdte. fid autriIo tInh r..
beufaas eineu tiefen Slid In has eini1
~tfiibenbe, banr ober perrpttenbe
3uutpeen gefattet.
Die 3hnfte ent{fauben nit hen st1b.
ten un6 luaren uidt alein Nerbiubuns
gen BON 6anbDertsgeno{fen. fonbern
aud cine Nrt vGanbtpebra. ~aub6r0erif
gum G@mb gegeu duBete Sseiabe. bonn
aber aud geger ben rduberifmen M6eI,
rnb tuenl Der Iebtere audi lDpttete .
Die Nirnberger b1nget 0ei1en. ne
bitten IGN bennA, TO h6nofen ienr
bic WegeIogerer bod nm 70 finerer
tueua fe ibnen In Bic 6dnbe fieIen,
uub tam IS 3um Qambfe. 20 HES "a
aud ri@t ielten, iuie ber Dihter ilbionb
fast: .Wie baben ba Die @erber "a
rleiifefli9 segerbt; tpie babeu so sic
6drber 10 purpurrOtb Qefdrbtla Obne
bic betpafneten 3iafte in Mieu bdfie
Der Braf St1rbembera Dor 200 Sobrsn
tpobI i@perIi@ bic gtaot 10 Ionae me-
gen bic SHrten balten f6uuer. bis ma
&ejGsberr un6 Die ppleu inter Hobonn
Gobiesfp 3u 6tIfe fomen. On manner
Sta6ien, uu6 70 aud in gresIou. hot
ten bic berf@iebenen Oonbmerfe oud,
belonbere etroBen tine. Sic Oft ftatt
bes 5teinpfIolers In Der M2itte eimen
RnAppelbamm far T~ubrtperfe boiten
unb ,Nradens oeuonnt tpur6en, mie
A. .. In Bresiau uod ieht cine gtross
6ie .6mubbrade" uu6 eine onbere Sie
G@mie6ebrade" heikt.
Gpdter, aIs bie .freien Meimsa6hte1
bon ben ffirSteu unterbrIdf tnmrhsn
ba mar es aud NIT Der Webr6oftiofeit
Der 3Hnfte au @ube: ne iporen nnr
nod Mn5falter aur MufremfboIt,,no her
priDiIeqieu elmer befiimmten Wn,obI
MeiIfer aeoeuiiber hen .@eIeTens hie
fim bauu ipieber. ME "a Sie Mohb.it
Der 3eif NIT i'd brodfe. Aurm fGls%ts
GebanoIuno ner .Qe6rinuoens rsMtsr
Go ina 6enm onm an G%rs;sss.
u,eiffer IN Nrssion Ssi hs,, s.. wss.
ffouA et,pas FIR, moeS%rittsr NJ. vns
Ser ieine @eisEsr gronh H. Nv naS
bieIt. has fein girh,;m;Sxs, +, G ;s,.
orbeifen moGts e. ncbm Ssshsss
oxEe....x.s.r "~S."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13

p@- poneoaf & So bnsb aben
bieie Saiion eine. unseu6bnli@ feline
Nusmobl In @I0tbing. Mtmanh
bertauft feline Mnatige biIiger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13

B@- @enoet Sud on ebafer &
8raben, piumbets. fur Office
Standardization. So. 29 Wefi goms
t1erte .6ttaBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13

s@- Sn llnter3sug, 9emben, Soilet.
teartteel finbet man n%irgenopo before
Guswabl als bel Yancoat & Snbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-13

@r 2aBt gud BEL pancoaf &
Ssbn einen Gnsug MAIDEN; Sbr tuer.
bet 3uIrieben fem.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
A RAILROAD CASE.

Since Thursday morning the case OF
Cyrus Sullivan against the st. Louis and
Ban Francisco Railway company has oc.
cupied the attention of Judge Balderston
and jury in the court of common pleas
Senator Bentley appears for Mr.. Sullivan,
the plaintiff, and Ferguson & Bentley ap-
pear for the railway company. This case
involves the same cause of action as the
gases of Arthur Sullivan and Benjamin
Boyce, already tried in this court. The
ease is being very closely and carefully
tried. The plaintiff claims damages to
his growing crops by reason of high
water and the flooding of his land in 1899
and 1891. For the purpose of this case
Judge Balderston orderd a special venire
of jurors. The case will be argued on
Monday.
Hon. E. w. Phillips. ex-representative
of the Eighty-third district, of this county,
and prominent farmer from the south
side, was here yesterday. Mr.. Phillips
was feeling in excellent spirits over polit-
ical matters He has rented his farm, on
which he has resided for many years. and
now occupies a cosy home in Mulvane.
His farm in Salem township is one of the
very best in Sedgwick county He re-
ports everything in good shape in his To-
eality. Mr. Phillips son Arthur is a stu
dent at Lewis academy, in this county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
MUST HAVE THEIR SAY.
Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us.

From the Kansas City Star.
A female clairvoyant actually failed to
| find sucker in Wichita.
| From the Atchison Patriot
! The picture of the London Gaiety Girls
shock Wichita Who'd thought it9
From the Emporia Republican.
| Everybody in Leavenworth and Wichita
will soon have a chance to serve on the
police commissions of those cities, they
change so fast.
From the Salina Journal
| Wichita is shocked at the London Gaiety
| Girls, the bills, which also caused great
| CONSERVATION in Salina. With Wichita it
seems to be a sort of case of when the devil
was sick.
From the CoIwich Courier.
The train was late Tuesday, and when
it was announced that it would be two
hours and fifty minutes before getting
here, a drummer, quite an old man,
gathered up his grips and started on foot
down the railroad track The last seen of
him he was still making tracks Wichita
ward.
From the Kansas City Journal.
Wichita is trying to keep up with Kan
sas City by springing green goods game,
and the escape of the chief conspirator as
an offset to the kidnapping case. 1t won't
work; there is too musty an air about the
green goods business, and their color has
faded TO a dusty yellow.
From the Springfield Democrat.
Wichita, in a wildly envious mood, at
tempted to produce an offset to the Kan
sas City abduction sensation by losing
II year old boy, but as nobody has offered
over Is cents for his restoration the boy is
probably an average Wichita urchin and
lis apt TO remain lost.
From the Springfield Democrat
Referring to the fact that Wichita
bidder was the successful competitor in
the letting of our public building contract
the papers of that village wax exultant
over the gauzy inference that Springfield
has to send to Wichita for assistance in
the construction of enterprises of more
than ordinary moment. There is another
way to look at i5. Wichita depends upon
Springfield to give its idle contractors en-
ployment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
WICHITA STOCK YARDS.

Every business man in Wichita is inter
ested in the welfare and prosperity of the
Wichita Union stock yards, and all who
have business interests in this city will
receive the intelligence with feeling of
satisfaction, the statement that the BUSH
aess at the stock yards of this city is
steadily increasing and is at present better
than it has been for years. Farmers who
live in reach of the Wichita stock yards
are realizing the fact that Wichita, with
her two packing houses of Dold and Whit
taker, are offering the farmers and cattle
men market at which they can dispose
of their stock at prices nearly as high
as Kansas City, and where they
receive greater advantages than the city
at the mouth of the kaw can offer to
them.
The market for some months, almost
for year, has not been what it should
have been for various reasons, but these
different obstacles have gradually disap-
peared and the market today is in a
healthier condition than it has been for
years During the last week, for the first
time in many months, the supply has not
satisfied the demand, although the receipts
On an average have been larger than for
several seasons. The packing houses are
running at nearly full capacity
and are anxious for more hogs.
and, in consequence. a lively competi
ton upon good hogs has developed.
Everybody in the yards has a feeling OF
confidence not felt before, and the outlook
for the market is greatly encouraged by
the statements of both packers that they
are not getting enough hogs Within the
past week new shippers have tried this
market, and invariably have been well
satisfied with their change The prices
paid for hogs the past week have been up
with Kansas City markets in many cases.
The cattle market is also in a healthier
condition and more inquiry for cattle is
made and better prices are paid. Good
butcher cows and heifers find ready sale
at this market and a strong demand has
developed upon l and 2-year-old stockers
An advance in prices was noted this week
and shippers have done well in every case
Ia shipping the above goods to the Wich-
lta market.
All new shippers who try the Wichita
market will find that they will receive
courteous and fair treatment from all con-
nected with the yards, besides finding
ready buyers to take their offerings at
good figures.
From the accommodating secretary of
the stock yards the reporter received the
official receipts and shipments for Novem-
Der. The number of cars received at the
yards were 967. The cattle receipts for the
month were 10, 402 head, and the hog re-
ceipts 1899, Ninety-one head of horses
and mules, and 229 sheep were also the re-
ceipts the past month. This shows
marked increase over the receipts during
the Same month last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
JESSE STONES REWARD.

Jesse Stone left for Florida Friday even
ing. There he joins Mr.. Lorlllard, the
Virginia millionaire tobacco man, as med
iCal attendant DR. Stone, for he has the
title before his NAME is a Wichita boy:
was raised in this city and graduated at
the High school. He entered the contest
for the first prize in the New York Med
ical school, and in competition with the
leading scholars of Yale, Harvard and
other large educational institutions, won it.
This prize included the medical super
vision of q ward in a large hospital, where
DR. Stone has been busy in the pursuit of
the practical portion of his pro-
fession for the last two years. Now
t the instance and recommendation of
the medical authorities, he is chosen by a
rich millionaire as a medical attendant,
with nice snug income that is as sure as
the sun. Mr.. Doriliard who spends tie
winter in Florida, is perfectly healthful
man and does not need doctoring in the
least DR.. Stone simply accompanies
him to keep bis general health in trim.
The rise of a young man to such an i'm
portant and lucrative position is surely a
wonderful instance of how a studious,
worthy and talented young man from the
west can rise in an incredibly short space
Of time