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WANTED-HELP.
MALI.

WANTED LARGE, WILLING BOY VIII SOME
experience a. the tin AMI stove besiness- !. l.
RUPERT, 81 L 81 L. la
WANTED-A CAKE BAKER. 1884 1fcH ST. NV.
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MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED FOR An INvESTNENT. REAL ESTATE
Of al kinds; city suburban; houses lots
owners only Address ALPHA, star Office. 1t.
WANTED--HOUSE AND IMPROVEMENTS. ACRES
ground: railroad station. Met. branch pre-
feTred; pay part cash and rest monthly. Address
or call on CLERK, 1223 Il 81. 1t.
WANTED BUY Or EXCHANGE HOUSES AND
lots Owners send full particulars GEO. L.
ROBINSON. So Atlantic bldg. feI5-Im
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STORAGE.

FIRE-PROoF STORAGE-SPACE TO SUIT; COR
% and q SITS. NV may be had of HARVEY
SPALDING, The Harrison. Room :. fe2.-lm
SEPARATE APARTMENTS FOR STORING CHESTS
boxes, trunks, furniture and personal effects OF
all Kinds ST the ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE
EoOMS, 1907 ST. C. q. SLOAN l. CO., Props
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WANTEO-BY YOUNJ MAN OF TWELVE YEARS
business experience, situation In real estate ba nix
ing, insurance or any good business: good penman
anu accountant; references, &c. Address Box 13l,
star ONCE mh6 "a
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WANTED-STORES.

WANTED To LEASE STORE On + ST. BET.
llth and lth SITS. north side. Address II. e.
r. Star Office. mhJ-3t
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LOST-BLACk. WHITE AND TAN SHEPHERD
bitch: white face. collar. feet and tip Of tail
f white. Liberal reward for return TO 1926 ;2d St
Georgetown mb2-9ts
LOST-GOID LOCKET CONTAINING PHOTO-
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cross. Any one returning same 10 1s32 Ietb 81
will Do well rewarded fa5T-Im
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-1233 MASS. AVE, \ HANDSOMELY
furnished secoud-story front parlor and bed room
suite, southern exposure, bay window, and other
ruon, with board mh6-2t-
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MONEY WANTED g. LOAN

WANTED sio.ooO On FIRST-CLASS REAL Is
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rat, OF. 81
10 Fla ave. CIR a n. 20
1906 y Cap. 6r&cel. 20. 10
1918 U NV, 7r&sta. is
ST. 624 lith 81. NV.
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FOR RENT UNFURNISHEl

rOn KEN l-tN MI RN ISlil
1919 X NV. lsr. $500
1872 18th NV. Tor. 100
2lls % NV. l2r.....10
1911 18th NV. Tor. SIS
1873 18th NV. Tor. IS
IS Tenn av he. llr...40
20 9th ne. Sr......35
4011 Sth ext. sr. 81. so
7O6 Sd ne. Or. Is
az Sd ne. Or. y
1929 +th ne. 6r....lS.J0
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200 Newark ST. Pet
worth, cor house.
1lr, mod imps, D
heated by fur. 40
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
Exciting nssce OF the petInch.

zone of the most exciting scenes
ever witnessed was IA Alaskan pot
laeh.~ Sad A. L. Henry 70 a Cincinna 4
Esnsnfrer n2a. The Indians prepare
for thern Tor months in advance, and
usually fast for few weeks II order
TO enjoy the occasion TO the utmost.
The 1o3Iach Ia a festival given 10y the
CHIEF, not only 20 the members Of his
own tribe. hut to the EeighbOring
tribes as wei. The festivities consist
of dancing, singing cad games, while
beeveS sre kept constantly roasting, it
being perpetual barbccue for thirty
Gzys- The dancing nevsr ceases. and
prizes sre usually awarded to the per
son who remains on the ground long
est. II is not infrecuent for hrsve to
danee Increasingly for twenty 70 thirty
hours. At one given a short time ago
by Chief Strualeeps at least fifteen
thousand doll#rs was expended. and il
\ private letter from friend there I
learned that another chief is soon 70
give enc intended 70 eclipse that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
ADMIRE OUR PIAZZAS.
One american Institution of which the
ing -t5h Approve.

poe american Institution Of Which tho
A,nG-t Approve.
The modern piazza is one of the few
American institutions upon which a
Brioiaker condesceuds to look with IA
Eor. An Enrlishman who has been
travelling in the nited States and Wis
iting q nam Der Of. y disappointed sum
mer houses. where the art of comfort
has been attained 90 a high degree, said
TO writer IN the Boston Herald that
he admired our piazzas particularly.
This sort OF outdoor room Is peculiar 10
American houses, and it struck HIM as
being most delightful. Not that yer
rnd2s' were unknown, by any means.
= other parts Of the world. but in Eng
land people only had gardens or ter
race. where they resCrted IL warm
weather. The broad piazza SO com
mon to the seaside and country resi-
GeRce here, and which Is furnished as
deliberately as eay Vaom N the home,
was unique. "Iou I<1Cw. we London
.rs are content v5i-h = BIT Of garden
With our houses" And very lovely
they are, too interposed en- auditor.
Sc cs. so they are, with the ivied walls
and the old trees and shrubs, We who
IRE lucky 70 have gardens live in them
in warm weather. but Il Is often damp.
don't you know, on Jhe ground. There
ere all sorts Of devices in wicker fur
niture to save rs from rheumatism,
md there are arbors. hut l would like
~ buy one Ct your piGzzas and set itup
At home. They are q charming 'insti-
tuition, as you Americans say
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
HEAT AND RABIES.
More Dogs Go Mad in SIidwinter Than in
Midsummer.


/ "Of course YOU know there is no con-
nection between the hot weather and
/ canine Madness" said a Washington
veterinarian in speaking to a Post man
/ the other day. The dog DAYS are a
myth, for statistics have shown that
( ia bies in dogs or any other animal does
not depend on the heat for It's develop
ment; but, in fact, there are more mad
dogs in Paris every winter according
to government statistics. than in the
summer. But it Is true, nevertheless.
that there have been a great many mad
dogs in Washington lately. The most
of them are not recognized as such, but
they are real rabies nevertheless. and
every time now that any one comes
10 me to attend a dog with "a bone in
his throat | start out loaded to kill
mad dog, if necessary.
The most people do not know it.
but there are two sorts of ra bies, the
dumb and the raging. in the latter
there is no mistalling the disease. Tho
dog starts out to run amuck, and goes
swapping and biting at everything in
sight till he falls exhausted But
the other variety is principally
indicated by paralysis of the
lower jaw. which makes the animal
go about with his mouth hanging open
as though he had bone in his throat.
The disease does not seem to make the
animal vicious, but he goes around
looking for sympathy. rubbing af-
fectionately against his master and
begging to be careSsed. He viii lick
the face and hands of his owners. if al
lowed. and the virus Is as easily trans
mitted in this way AZ through n bite,
should the subject of the caress have
any cut or abrasion of the skin that
the poison can reach.
The animal will try to drink. but
cannot, owing to the paralysis of the
throat muscles, and the madness is
rarely discovered till in the last stages.
I have had several cases of this sort
lately among the owners of fine pet
dogs. but. of course. when the animal
Is killed the matter Is kept very quiet.
Madness does not seem TO he so
common among the ours of the city as
with the high-bred specimens. Pound
master Einstein, when questioned. said
that he had not met with a case OF
rabies this summer, but says it Is hot
enough down at the pound office to
give the poundmaster all the different
sorts Of madness and brain fever in the
catalogue. and now he Is going around
looking for some one To introduce
special resolution in the house appro-
priating electric fans for the relief of
the pound man. sShinCton Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
The auiehta Daily Saturday gornue September

ing the seat of operations when search
of these fluids
1t is understood. of course. that there
| Is always some uncertainty in drilling
for either oil or gas. for there is "a
/ capriciouS variation in the rock-the
areas of the necessary porosity, pebble
/ deposits, fractures, etc, being neces-
sarily restricted. There may be a sort
! of arching over of looser material, but
inevitably. these arches, if for con-
venience they may be so considered,
must have solid and compact bearings,
the open porous conditions being ex-
ceptional. But the wildcatter is ex-
pected to take extra hazards and If he
! goes forth in a merely haphaZard way,
guided by merely a will-o' -the-wisp
imagination. he has at least ninety
nine per cent. of the chances against
him. He may know something about
such and such degree lines" and still
be as blind as bat in locating the line.
1t is the anticlinal or synclinal that
he should study, and even in these
there may be joys or cross-cuts. and
once in while and unaccounta bly, err
ratio manifestation. But here. as else
where, real knowledge means hard la
Dor. One may not grasp the real theory
with much difficulty, but the discern
ment is to see and interpret signs, if
the trail disappears, as it is only too
apt TO do. to locate its next emergence.
for after all there is general method
in these lines of slight hollows or arches
in the rock strata. No intelligent oper-
ator can afford TO ignore the increased
chances that systematic locating on
such lines gives him. And yet to-day
much validating is done in most OBJ
securely wildcat way. Mcdonald was
tramped over ten years by oil men in
quest of oil. and thousands of dollars
were thrown away for years. almost
within gunshot of one OF the finest
pools in the entire country. There are
first class gas Indications in plain view
of Pittsburgh to-day, over which gas
and oil men have unconsciously ridden
for twenty years and have never paused
TO interpret. In an article entitled:
Secret of the Rock and published a
year ago last winter, occurs this re-
mark:
There are to-day immense reser-
voirs of natural gas in Allegheny
county undisturbed. some of them al
most, If not altogether. in sight of
over which men are now
tramping in their search" Some Of
these minor pools have since been
tapped. but the main ones are still
resting in undisturbed repose.-Pitts- /
1u=gh Dispatch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
F. +. PARSONS.

Contractor and Builder. Estimates
furnished on all classes of buildings
either III city or country. Job work in
city given careful attention Office 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
LOOKING FOR on AND GAS.

Eaphazard Search Only Involves Vain
Labor and Expense.
II : still interesting and often as
toniShinC tonotice the OUTLAY and often
:he utter lack Of proper guidance that
men display IN prosecuting the search
for Oh and natural gas. II seems in
credible that the plain suggestions that
reliable oil maps now furnish are not
more generally studied and an aprIica-
tsnn MADE o. The knowledge ii locat-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
PROFESSIONALS.
HOTEL FOR SALE.

Doing a good and steady business. Best
Town in the strip. Electric lights, etc.
Only lwo miles from the Usage country.
VIII eel al great sacrifice on account
Of III i3e..llh Address
MRS. VI. II. ELLIS.
New fONcA OK TrRR'Y.
, 1894-10-19
5tdoti1hes.
Shwteri9e Quf9obe fir oeu
Coroner.
6wei t1ldnrer ioentif5iren cine Go0te ais
ihre friihere Satin.

g8te berettS beribtet, purbe am II. Mpril
5. S. cine unbefannte 6ral in beipuBtloiem
3uitanbe aus einem 3uge ser God Sslanb=
8abn nacb Dem Ntlantic> s otel gebrabt, no
tie, o1ne pieOer 81 iid 81 fommer, nod
am ielben Sage DeriBie6.
Sine 8ei6retbun9 tbrer 8er5on un6 Der
0egenitGroe, ipelde man Bel i9r fano, tpurbe
in ben .3eitun9cn pcr0ffcntlic9t, iporauf
na9 Gcrlauf GINGER @oben ein Tran8oie
gtamenS SEQ Sang aus $50. 1869 Qtibcritr.,
We1t BbtldoelpbtG, al Sen bieitgen Coroner
Wtcoale i6rteb, DaB Der 8ciGrei6ung nacb
lene Srau lcine Satin getpeiel1 iein muBte,
melde t6n Dor 5tpci Sabren nit stpei &in7
bern I'M Sttcbe lteB, ais ct burcb elm ldbiDcz
res 2eioen ans &ranfenia9er gebrnoen
mar. Gr fam na6 Chicago unb ioentiftSirte
bic Soote nab einem 8tLoe, bas man bon
tDr Dor tbrer Seer0i9ung aufgenommen
bate. &ur3 oarauf erDtelt Mtc6ale etn
S6retben bon einem 6errn Compton aus
Sucfon, Nrt5ond, IN tpelcbett bieier NnlpruCb
auI ben 2etcbnam un6 gtabloB Der Trau
er9ob. Ser Sampion ioentift3irte ni9t
nur Die So6te ais ieitc Satin, ionbern be-
i6rieb aucb tbr @epdd Stiid fiir Stiid 10
8enau, ais oh ct eS iel6it in 6dn6en gebabt
bGtte.
Stun puBte man 6ter ni6t, moran man
mar. @S crfolgten large i6riftltdbc 2luS>
einan0erl eBun9en uno enoltdb beIbloB man,
oa fetner Der beiben MGnner, pelDe it9
ais @atten Ser Gobten gebalten, feline Torz
berung 5~uritfSog, Sen 0ffentlicben Nbmini7
itrotor &tnnare gum Sbie65ri6ter gu err
nenren. 9erielbe pirb nun iein
ltrt6eil fGuen. 9aB ct Dor elmer ibpiez
rigen Quf8abe itebt, unterIiegt fetnem
3Detfel, tpern man no9 be1 berettS Dor
2dn9erem Der0fentlt4ten l1miton6 ere
pG9nt, baB in Der Gaicbe ber Gobten Elm
Billet ~gefunOen purbe, bas BEN Otamen
Srau Sang tru9, tuG6renb iDr @epGG
itberau init benz gtalner Sampion geItern>
pelt mai. 0aS auf benz 8tuet gc1anl1te
@ub5icl Der TaDrt, auf Ser ii9 Die Spbte
paDrl6einLib befun0en, mar Y9ilabelpbta,
Oo6 bate iie, tDte MAJ bur9 poLt5eili6e
8eobabtung feititeute, Niemon6 bort am
8a6nbofe ertpartet. Coroner Wtc6ale
meint nun, baB Die M0gtidbfeit ~borbanben
lit, baB 6aS Billet BON etnem Sifetzv Seal
per" g~efauft ipur6e un6 Ser 9tame auf
0enlelben 0aber NIGHTS Sit i0gen 6dtte, Dber
AUDI i'm anberen Sale, DaB boS @epdG auf
Der 6abrt bertpecbIelt pOr0en mar, tnfOIge
6eiien Gle S6eltttftcatton beS @epGG5 AUDI
fetn rnumit0Bliber g1acbtpeiS tpGre, baB
bic 8eritprbene bic Satin Sampion'S
mar.
9tatlrGt9 miro man iebr borIi9tig fetn
lnltiien, ba man glaubt, 6aB cine 2ebenSz
peritcDerun9 auf BET GoOten ausite9t.
, 1894-10-19
1llaY GaIowelI perldft ibr 6eim
ulo lauft einem QOIi3iffen in ole 2lrme.

8or etnigen Gagen LIB sic fleine 17iG6z
rtge OtaD Gal0meu aus 5711 2aiaqeitraBe
ourb ip6tes Nacbbauiefommen BON einem
Beiucbe ben gepalti9en Corn i6res 8ater5
ouf itb bcrab. ltn9Ii6lid oaritber, be-
lhIoB iie, bas bGterGtbe 9aus 3t perlaiien
uab ME mie6er babin 3urGdSufeDren.
@etcrn 0a9mittag idltc9 ite itcb aus benz
0au1e berauS un6 lauerte in etnem iiberen
8erited ouf ber 9e9eniiberliegenben Seite
Der StraBe 6arauf, bis ibre Mfutter eben>
faQs %6erauSfant unb in Ser &tcbtung nab
Der StaOt Forging. Gai3 enti3Loiien
Lief tie oat1n tacb etnem an Der Settle 6eS
0auies bcfinbli9en Senfter, 0ffnete baSz
ielbe be6utiam un6 ~fletterte binein. Sic
bega6 itc1 brett in i6r 3immer, padle bort
IN cine tletne Netletalcbe cine Qln3abl Der
notbtpenbi9iten @egenitGnbe, Ote man auf
elmer Geiie brdrben f0nnte un6 i9rieb
oant auf Elm BlGttcben Bapier foLgenbe
8Orte an ibre Wfutter: ySb berLaiie
@uh auf characterization, neil Bapa
mt3 10 geibolten Bat" &aum bate fte
btes ober 9el6rteben, ais ie AUDI 1Aon ibre
Wtutter tDieber in 6a3 6auS 5uriidfe6ren
DOrte. Sbne einen Wfoment 5u berlieren,
ergrtif ite nun tbre Getletai9e unb fletterte
10 i6neu ite tonnte gum 6eniter binaus.
2lls ite ii6 bann CUR SIucbt tpenben tpoQte,
e%rftdrrte fe fat Dor S9reden, ais ie it6
plOBlt9 Dem 8olt3iiten 8ropn bon Der
@nglepoOO Bolt5etitation gegeniber fab.
0criel0e legte t6r feline groBc, i9pcre
6ono auf bic S6uIter un6 be0eutete tbr,
oaB ite mttfommen miiBte na9 Der g ~olisei7
i%tatton. Sic iucbte iein 6ers 6urcb Ebraz
men gu erpei9er, bob bate ite Oamit feiz
men @rfOl9. Scbon mar ite NIT tbm an
Dem NlarmtaIten an9eIan9t, tpo er einen
BOIt3cttpa8en tommen laiien moQtc, ais
Trau GaIOWeu btn3ufam ultb i'm anflebte,
tbr &in6 fret3ugeben. 0aiieLbe babe ia
ni9t ein8cbrOben, iOnbern tpoue nrr baz
bOnlaufen. 8ropn, benz es Obne6in iauer
9ctDOrOen tpar, bas tpeinen6e unb iamz
meru0e innge Md0ben gu DerDaften, that
Der Mutter ben Gefauen, unb freubi9en
Mutbes fe0rte bieie nit ibrer ytpie6erge5
fultbenen" Gobter nab 6auie 8uriif.
, 1894-10-19
0run0eiGentluul.
Ommsrfrttss- @ommerfrttss

e 0 N terrific - . 0 III m { C.
Gotten III u. 6. 9stns's Ropers safe SubbipiiOu-
auf %al9emeinsu GBunIa Der 5ablreiden @eiu4er BON
Germ 9efings Sorrr am 80ipers Safe i'll Wisconiju 1T
bic Safes6ront in Gotten ~ausgelegt unb in ben gtartt
sebra9t. 9orDerS 9afe ift in 3peiitHnOtgsr 5abrt mt
Der gtOrt9 getern-goBu 5u errei9en, Iisgt Hobe Der
citation SeHOo SuncttOn, WisconFn. Sic fur3e 5ubrt
bon @enUa SnnctiOn gum 2ofe lit rei9 oil ScenerieH NIB
seludbrt cine berrli9e alsF9t auf b8 bernmliessaSe
Serroin. Sic Soften BADEN fdmmtltb 50 GuB saOfrOHt
am ose nnO ielbft I'M bsiBefteH SDmmer webt elm bee
itdHbig tabler Minb bonn SEben aber ben 2ee unb iiu6
in 5olge Der 5ROfrOat uuo bes itetig fIblen @inbes
bisie Soften bic begebrtefteu an gau5en Safe ne BADEN
cine Sieie BON 400 SuB. ftuO NIT ben i60HfteH
S9ottenbdumen, ME Gj9eu. 8uben Gsbsru, uuo anerIsi
e9lIHe9eD01ien b~eifan6en, erbsbeH fb ~tbeilpeie 505HB
uber ben Gee unh bieteu eiue molerli6e &usFtbt hber ben
cine 0teiIe breitsu uHb 5pei NteiIen Iangen Gee, pel9er
an S46nbeit uno Seeuerien benz 2ofe 9eneoa, benz be.
%Iie6teiten Gee Mi5coHfns, aleiatOmmt. Sas Hare
@afer, bon Giieuquelen gendbrt, frei DON allen sumpf.
pfaH3er, Der ianOiGs SOosn bieteu Die i96nitsn Babe.
plobe; 5obIreide Slide, gOOtfabren unb SegeIn Iobea
5n bieiem @pOrt. SIR 8obeontaIteu, CUTE gerpfIeguug
nHb prOmpts @erbinbung 8pii9en Der Station @enua
Sunctipn unb benz 2ofe 1T 9eIuret.
gsur SIS Soften itnb oOrbonbeu; feline 5autilie unb
gtaturIiebbober Ioaten eS unterlaIieu, fb cine 8ouIteae
81 it9erH. 96bere g~usfunft ertbeilt, isgie glatteu
eerieubet
G. MeIm&
1895 mttIipaufee aOe,
Ober 3iutmer so, So. 20 Ga Gaae Str.
aastnigsr g8eHt. @elO. uHb 2anbsefadft
-
, 1894-10-19

CIue 0ooes=Qn3eieen II, weIde fir Ole
Moreen.aussabe Ger ,Jninois Stats
5eitune" auf9eeebeu weroen, erf9einen foften'
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 2lnnabme BON 2lns
5eigen fir oas abenobIatt ibIie6t nm II ubr
mittaes, fir ole mIorgen=Quseabe UNI 10 uRr
Qben0s.
, 1894-10-19
Die Spteler.

Die %angefIagten SpieLb0Gel1beiiBer muir
ben 9eitern benz Ni9ter 9unne porgefiibrt.
Sic 5~itterten ppr 8crgnitgen, 0enn ite
tpuBten i6on, 6aB ite fret auS9e6en mir
Sen. Ser babel befolgte Scheme" mar
iebr einfacb, ie0r Ourbii9tig, ober trObOem
erfolgreib. 2Qe ertl6rten it9 fir yntcbt
i6ulOt9". SIS mar aber perabre6et norben,
baB fir ie6e Der 9tntlagel1, bic aQe cine Qnz
3abl bon Nalnen entbielten, elmer ber Qtn9ez
fIagten ais rGarnideI" Trtn9iren unb bic
Sinban Der anberen alf ft9 nebmen miilie.
90 erei8nete es iicb benin, baB G9arIes @bz
tparbS BON SEQ. 1874 GlarfitraBe, 9i9arb
WOr9at bon So. ia GlarfitraBe, Bm.
Wieu Sits bon $40. 70 WtonroeitraBe unb
@us B0ffman bon SEQ. 120 8an 8uren>
itraBe iib i9uLbtg befantten, 5. +. erflGr>
ten, baB ite Die Gtgentbiimer Der betreffenz
ben Sptelb0aen ieten unb nit elmer @elb>
itrafe BON ie $500 beGe9t purben, tpG6renb
George 6anttnS, 6orrD 8arneu, 8m.
@igbtman, 6arrD &Omaine, v0ogo" Sobn
unb an6ere betannte 3~eitgenoiien ais ultz
i9ulbig OaDontanten. 9as lit @erebtigz
felt
, 1894-10-19
OooestGue

tpur6en beute Gormittag im @eiun6beitSs
amt 9emelbet:
@eter 8lum, 3 Sabre, SEQ. 416 WtapIe
StraBe.
Grnit SLAP, 10 MOnote, 21O5 gurple
StraBe.
gilbert 0Ottin8er, "A Sabre, 1888 @eit
Superior Str~
0tOia Soo9tm, 6 MOnote, 1151 MaiIz
tpautee Qtpe.
2tOelima MOun6auer, 20 Sabre, 165
GrtiteI Str.
8. Die 2et6, % Sabre, ct. 2utasz
9oipttal.
Nben6bLott Der Sa. Staats3tg. 1 Gent
, 1894-10-19

9ie uOunban Goiping 60" bat Sen
G%eucbinipeftor Nbams Sen SAGeppz
oampfer rMonfOrt", BEN 8r0Bten Scbleppz
oampfer Der @eielidaft, auf 30 Sage 3ur
9erfitgung geiteat, unn cine Oiti6ung BON
I~o9enonnter rau1Ioier 8ei6toble nit
6artfoble ais 9ampfteiieIfeuerun8 gu Oer'
Iu9en.
, 1894-10-19

l1ein geliebter Sobn So1ef Ncnma1tIt om 9DnnerIta9
Abeno nm 6lbr i'm Glitter BON q Sobreu, 4 W&onotef
llnb Is Sogen ionft e%ntIblafeu lit. 9ie 9eerblQunq fi1=
lt9tt om Sonntag, ben q. October, mittog5 l nbr,
bonn 3rolerbouie lS 9te6ecco Str. nu9 Der SFrau3isfu5z
Hlr9e il0 BON oa nab benz 8onlTacius=SDtteSade
Tim TITLE 8beilnabne bitten Die traueruOet Siuterblie=
beneu Qluuo 81. SSnIef. mItfpr
I9Df2t MONT 6p5h,nI{4er,t
, 1894-10-19

VUuIltD~VtSkL2 ULSSCI4CAL*
Mocei gfiennieb, &otorspno 9ociosf. .22-1S
gilbert Oubde, Sr0lt Caroline <ad. 1876
Sobm N3cSet96, Nta99ie @mttb -. 1914
NttDn Stemar, Mlttonta &dc5maref. .22-22
@bmorb Nrnbolo, Barbara 8rett. .. .22-18
Soblt Gentlter, Qtnuie Sopt. .29-21
Srauf OrerpS, @pa 0einleiu. ....... .24-22
&6eob0r 2elto, Wtorp Se1t5eu. .21-1S
0orrp g.. Se9meper, Carrie so. Sewett, 1913
Qlfreb 8. 8arueS, Wtar9aret 8. 8oples. 1874
0ermant g.Goain9, &otbari1a &biele. 1876
George 9orouowSfi, Sran5iSta 81
mtdG. .24-21
Gobert WtcGrpeu, Srau @Cnnie Glt5a=
beth Stltdep. .29-32.
Set Ger0ffentItbun9 unlere5 geltri8en
8ertcbtS erptrft:
Somes &. Guis, 0tto Eonfin.. 1870
Wtorttn @6rilte1I Ell, CHARLOTTE 6ofins. 27-27
G6ritopb Boloe6ud, &iQie &iri0bolm .24-23
Serbiuonb WteIIeuger. @iQsOole, Wfi9.,
2ottie Wterritt, @Dlbmort6, W&t0. .64-59
6ellrD @. 0eder, Nltnie 6ra1tb. 80. 1876
0etrD SroiauDmSft, Sefla StoAoc3.. .45-24
Somes SO. @rapeS, Giolo 0upee.. ...24-2O
Q8iuiam $. 0eetS, 2i35ie 6auep. 80. .27-26
6eltrp Q8a9rer, W}arp 99mtbt.. 1870
@barles 9ogal1, Morp Sinu .31-25
Sarnes sc. Wc@leQolto, 6ormoup,
Sub, 2iS5ie Gro5ier. 1875
2eOlt6orb 2eilbp, Caroline Ottiu.. $50
4eter q. 8earion, Au9uita 8oliu,. 1919
Sreberif 8efer, Arna 0tet6enber9er. 1871
SoDn Sotapo, Solte Noprotil. .23-19
gGolter SO. Sill, Worp 8, Spalbtr9. .27-27
@iQiom ItoDof, Gola 8plfe. .38-24
&6on1as @iscensft, Mar9altna Bot
towsfa. .25-18
@eor9e 6. Goof, Tloretce GroGer. 80. 32-24
r.. sy 'NG.C- ONO.M.L 90 o.
gfeliot 3pmne, SranciS 6. 0'9etl.. $3.50
6erman &oi@, @n1nta &ubllnann.. ..26-17
Sern1ont s.. G6eile, 9(lrnte Rres=
Soief StefonowStt, 0ttilta 2ebutann. .21-17
San 2odt, 2tpOlOria 2ubifa. .29-23
6oofon gtpbrltS, Gatbtlfo &orSpif. .27-21
Sans GeberIen, @briittne Senien. ...27-24
George Q8. 6or6in9, Sorab 9lrtoeriot. 36-31
So9n S'6ouoran, Sotte gStiemalt. . 1875
'@olf @plper, 3oe Jtubin. 1918
Nicolas Qarielt, Mar9aretba 6el9elen 1915
SOiepb SoetOpstp,. 6aInie 9iman. ..31-22
Socob 8. 2unb, altce Mi3ellen go. .28-27
6rant &rato9pil, &otor5pna SraSz
lttq0D8.
, 1894-10-19
beiratbsfbetne.

ToGgen6e 6eiratbSi6eine tpur6en beute
bon Serrn Salomonion i'm Bureau bes
GpuntDzGlerts alSgelteut:
, 1894-10-19

Nuftiomsz SerfGuTe.
aHfttDnSzNDti3.
R~eguI6re
9tOnta9s unb 3onnerfta9s.
e3toI'g ertdufe on anbereu Ga9e1t bes Morats.
mooren anf 9ribot=gerfauf g8DuleTaIe ober 02etotL, Al
AufltpnS=Yreiieu.
@erfdufe bon Mobuun98 sginri6tungen cine Spe3iaIttdt.
SeIo nor9ef9roffen
SorrefpOnben3eu perben erpartet.
Mortin 6 III + d 8 o.
Nufttpn6re,
ISnplS ,tulp S61 g. 26S State Str, @hicaap.
, 1894-10-19
3u0eS=Watsct0c.

Sreunben unb 8etanuten ote trolriqe Radrt6t,
ooB meiue geliebte 6rolt 6reitng. ben l9. Sfto6er.
Mtorgens 5 ltBr i'm glter BON 90 Sobren Ionft eut=
i9lafen lit. 9ie 8eeroi9ung fiuoet fat am Sounz
8Onleoaro, ans in Carriages mad Guncoroia=
6rteobof. I'm title 2beiluabne bitten
y. Us. &tnerberg, @atte.
ltIIo &atte nuo SOite, 869ter.
, 1894-10-19

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement q tfs G6RPANYA Of INs MR.
orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 31st day
of December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
lntendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
zOO,UOO.OO
, 1894-10-19
gu Derleiben.


92orget 9eI6 auf 9iamanten, uBrer, SuipeIen, 6ous.
~ baltungs=NtDbeI uno 8lauos BON Der q. S. 9aloiuiH
9oan Co., 4. 6lur Chicago Stod Grdau9e 9ebdnee,
Saiaae uno MaibingtOH Ctr. 18aglS
, 1894-10-19
@inenltf Nro1ten=9sereirt.

GEN 8eonten NIB Wtit9tteoeru 8ur 9}o9ri6t, bag
S9lpelter GGtIte geitorben lit. Sic 8eer0lqunq finz
pet itott am Samito9 gtabmittog nm , rbr pom STaler=
Dartle 40 gtellou Str. Die 8eamten limb eriud1t, Der
oeritorbeneu S9tpefter Die lebte Gbre at e%rlueiiert.
GarplittG Saui, BrQfiOentin.
Cutie @rufG1uW, pr. Gefr.