davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

weights were slow sale even at this re-
ductlou. Cows were in better supply and
the ECncral run was l0c lower, hut tops
were generally steady. Stockors and feed
crs were lower and slower than for some
DAYS. undor the influence of increased
offerings Range cattle were In less liberal
supply than Monday and cows were gen
crnIly steady and the best pony steers
were unchanged. but the heavy and oXey
were lOc lower Mich cows were dull and
lower. Common N5Hi7. medium to fair,
SlSd23. and good to choice, S2idS2..
REPRES SALES
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
IIiE pHoDuCE MARKET.

Quotations below are for job lots. on
small lots higher prices are asked ana OBJ
cost OF caring for and filling them. The
parties making small outside orders want
the best goods and selections. Dealers pre-
fer to handle the goods IN Job lots IN
straight consignments, as received.
BUTTER coming in and market
and low grades both dull and weak. We
quote as follows: Highest grade seq
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
silver.

London, July '6.-rar silver 8oHd per
ounce.
New York, July 1G-Sllvar certificates.
GIlt74C, bar silver, ti7.c; Mexican dollars,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
Locar Bank stock Quotations.

The following are the bid and asked
rrI.e of stocks of Kansas city banks and
other local securities, as furnished by II.
y Wright 4 Co.. brokers. Armour bulId'
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
A. J. GILLESPIE / $Si####.$:#5# $$i#######=.$$#|## $####.$:|#
2x GO. j. r GILLESPIE

Commission Merchants, Kansas City
Stock Yards.
Liberal advances made to parties feed
ing stock. Buying feeding cattle on orders
a Speciality. Correspondence solicited. Tel
ephone No 1923
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
mt for the week end

There was good run again yesterday
weaker market, all round. A few tidy pony
c dressed beef and sSpo eer
1O1l5c per cwt lower. and the heavy
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
snEEP-Moyemen for the week endng

There were a good many IN yesterday
and quality of the offerings better. Best
muttons We're not only in good demand
but shade higher. Lambs, however, We're
25c lower, they coming in freely and max
ing up most Of the supply. There was a
very good demand, however al the prices
and the bulk OF The offerings We're dis
Dnsad of bV the finish.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

As furnished hy French Bros. Commission
Company. rooms 30. 2l. 30, Exchange build
ing:
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

New York, July l6.-Closug quotation
on the New York stock exchange.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17

3s:: ss::::: s:s s3s: s$$ 5s: 8 -: S5:: :sss
H.. 7l2.... 40 3D.. 78.... 40
...i07o.... Is o.. S72'... 1 80
TEXAs AND INDIAN HEIFERs.
7o' TEXAS a AND = iNDiAN e' cAhvF.s Il .
ST.. 115S... 80 co. 81. %
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-17
I;ailroad bonds.

New York, july lG-Clo-mg quotations
on The Sew York Stock exchange
A.-L-r- ~
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-17
DISSATISFIED.

One day I wandered through the messy
In search of fragrant flowers,
l found them wet with dew, and rich
with scent
Amid the tangled bowers.
But soon grew weary Of their ioveliness
For. high above my head
Amid the crags, l saw poppy fiaunt
Its crown Of wanton red.
l dropped the paler flowers at my feet,
My one supreme desire
Was but to gain the gorgeous painted
bloom
That glowed with amorous FIRE.
At last with hands all SCARED and bruis-
ed and torn
Igrasped the brilliant flower
And 10. its petals fell upon the rocks
A useless scattered flower.
And thus along life's way the pleasures
bloom
But those that nearest lie
We scorn, and think that those beyond
our reach
Alone will satisfy.
But when we have them in our eager
grasp
The pleasures they implied.
But fade, and mock our deep desire,
and We
Are still unsatitied.
WILLIAM REED DUNRoY.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-17


Long John Trompen has been before
the republicans Of Lancaster county for
twenty. one years, and although his
name has frequently been before con-
ventions it was not until this week that
political fortune came to him. And A.
M. Trimb!e is another republican Of
long standing who gets his reward late
in life. Trompen and Trimble are both
good men and it is right that they
should have been nominated.
The nominations for judges Of the dis.
trict court give general satisfaction
Holmes and Hall are good men on the
bench and Cornish will make an accept
able complement Of the judicial trio.
Elmer Stephenson accepted the sit
uation gracefully. He made friends
by his speedy and unconditional
surrender.
The COURIER said Mr.. Baer would
be renominated for county superinten
dent, with Corey left IN line for the
nomination two years hence. And IT
was even 80.
Jim Caldwell made a particular "
happy speech. Caldwell is popular, but
Monday was not his day in court.
A considerable factor in the triumph
OF Sam E. Low at the county conven.
ton was G. M, Branson Of Yankee
Hill. Mr.. Branson was candidate for
CLERK Of the district court and came
into the convention with the eleven
votes OF his own precinct and a much
larger outside following He sized up
the situation and promptly decided to
cast his entire strength to Mr.. Low, and
his speech announcing that Sam E.
Low was good enough for him." was
one of the most effective delivered at
the convention. 1t was just after this
that Elmer Stephenson rose and an
nounced his withdrawal. Mr.. Branson
held what many regarded as the key to
the situation, and his prompt action in
sinking his own candidacy in the interest
Of Low was the turning point. Mr..
Branson is generally congratulated on
his graceful act.
1t doubtful il anyone present in the
convention felt keener delight in the
nomination of Low than Harry Reese.
Reese was an enthusiastic Low man
from the start, and when his candidate
was nominated by reclamation this
young mans conduct was eXuberant
beyond description. 1t would have
scandalized his father. the dean and ex-
chief justice. 1t was the young n.en
that made Low the victor in the Fourth
ward and the nominee OF the conven
ton A group Of young men in the
Fourth ward that contributed largely
to Lows triumph at the primaries was
made up Of Lou Stewart, W. F. Kelley,
Ray Merrill, Lew Marshall. Aaron
Buckstaff, Matt Baldwin, and Joe Nal
lalieu
There were many combinations
arranged between Saturday morning
and Monday noon. 1t would take
great deal of space to recount them
all. New ones we're made every few
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-17

court, and p. j. Dore for county clerk.
ltwas talked that the First ward would
turn N Il votes, the Second % votes the
Third 46 votes, the Fourth 4S votes. the
Fifth 81 votes. the Sixth 81 votes, the
Seventh % votes, and Lancaster pre-
cinct - votes, total OF nearly 270 votes.
But this combination didn't stick very
long; it was soon changed by dropping
Ensign and taking up Trompen for
sheriff, and there was strong effort
made to put this through. But the
scheme mIscarried.
1t is not often that a ticket is nom-
mated with as little bitterness as was
manifested at the convention. There
were large number Of defeated can
didates; but without an exception they
accepted the result with equanimity and
since Monday there has been no evil
derce OF dissatisfaction. The unsuc-
cessful candidates are strong in praise
and support Of the ticket. Pat Dore.
who entered the convention at noon
Monday with more votes promised him
than were necessary to nominate, was
made to feel the uncertainty of politics;
but he met defeat bravely aud he is not
finding any fault.
Alva Smith had some reason to be-
disappointed at the failure to deliver
promised votes; but he clambered into
the band wagon and is satisfied with
the result. 1t is no secret that Mr..
Smiths services will be secured in the
conduct Of the sheriff's office when
Trompen succeeds Miller.
Harry Wells received loyal support
from the Fourth ward as long as he
asked it and the fact that the Fourth
ward vote was cast for Trimble on the
last ballot for county clerk, warrants
the belief that he will be retained as
deputy.
Stephenson and Waite didn't get
anything out Of the convention; but
they are not complaining. and are max
ing additional friends by their course.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

Us II etTe
6. edr5Oer, OtntI9,r g~pOtbcfer. 465 unO 467 Mii,
maufee MDe., @de GbicagD Noe.
s. s. 2i4tenbtroer & 60. s3l uuo s33 qliIh,GRIsc
4be.. 6de SiblTOH Str.
s. GGrfer3, 531 Blue SslGno &pe.
G6as. s. Sbiel. NpOtbefer. 422 Nef IL. Str.
Gmil 8c]rens, 81 e. 6oliteO ST.. Ode GanaIso.i
Geo. 5. gB3ibba6. eabpsn.Gd. MaOtfOn uuO eaIRss
SEQ 9Orgss. ls9 MurDeH Str.
WtOpen Bros. @pOtbeter, 1895 TetlDaufee Gbs.
s. +. Glsuer, 1861 Ntilhaufee @be.
S. 6. 8stoiDstt. apOtbetsr. 200 MiIDoufss Gbs.. GaI
erntt @jsOel, SIS m. GbtcosO ap.., ess qaurins Ctr.
Trsb; 9ereos's &pOtbsfe. 863 SO. GbiesgO abe. Cd
GreO. S. Qterce, 58l Gsbsn GSe.
&einbarot, .Soisn9ans. aROtbster. 242 B. RortS abs,.
SIDE MiblauD NDe.
6. 9. GlintoipfrOem. Apotbefer. Slbneh=G6s Men
SipiFon Ctr. unp SOpns Npe.
@lbert g~tafstgsr, ApOtbefer. 296 20. SiOifOn Str. G6'
erant 5 Berger, asstsst.r, 1886 miItUou,.. as..
ipaufes @be.. Gde Rin3ie unS Sesblaineg Str.
g. Mueblban, Ipot9sfer. 69l 20. @ortb @pe.
Sti3. Msinuno. S75 Miltnautse @be. Ode NihlaubIpe.
auboleb StangObr, SS~potbefeT. s4l 80. SiOifOn Str.
@oIs0u & 60. q. unb 9auIina Str.
8. 8. G9in1sf, @p1t5etes. 67 Blue SsIonO abe., Ga
6. s. @OltsrsOorf. gpOtbsfsr, 900 IN. 2l. etrass.
Sti6arb 6. GrerfIeM, apOtbstsr. 1901 80. ROrtb NSs..
Gde Sberioan &be.
BGul 8. 6einemunl. 419 @. StotFon Str.
eenrs 9sine. apOtbsfsr. 29Ol 0entWOrtb Gos.. CD
9. q; aIprs6f. gpOtbsfa. 2a9 @eR StpiFOn Str. Sd.
6. : S, .stsinfraus, SpOtbsfer. $500 wauae. Str.
9. s@ioaF5. Tgpot6sfs. $50 ROrO @sRsrn Uss.. ca
4stom0e gbe.
9erftn oinS. NpOtbefer, 1929 81. 8sRern ap..
Britt SiOrtOft. GbOtbefer. 512 %. 48. GtraSe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
StdottIbes.
5reo, Bufe ais unipsrfoIerbe.
Der ate G%rpreBmann Philip geonaro per-
modt INN fein gauges 8efibthum.

Ser ein8ige 2%etbtragenbe BEL Benz 8ez
grGbniB beS @rpreBmanneS 86ilip 2eonarb,
0as am SDnntag Na3mittag BON &laner'S
2et3en6eft attungs@@tabliffemen an Der 81.
Glarf StraBe aus Itdttfanb, mar Der be-
fannie, iunge Bplittter, @rz6i1f8f6ertff nnb
iebt Mttglteb Der StaotSlegislatur, 6reb
8ui1e. QeonarD mar auf Der Rprb5eite cine
augemein betdnnte unb beliebte Ber10nlt9z
felt, Set DieGen Sa6ren 6ielt er nit ietnem
@rpreBndgen an Der Gde Der 9ibiItOn uno
gtorb Glart StraBe unb per tmmer aus
iener8egenb etpa8 3u befDrgen .batte, nanhte
ii9 nit Ietnem Muftrage an ben alien Ybiz
lip. @r mar Elm filter gutmiit6tger Manlt,
Der Rtemanb etpds in ben @eg legte unb
aQe 6dn5eleten, Die Inn BON Der Strabenz
iugenb unb felbt BON ertpd65enen Qeuten
81 She'll purben, gebulbig ertrug. Wur6e
es Tim aber einmaI 81 biel, 70 flagte er ieia
2eib Sreb 8uiie, fir ben er Elm gerdbe3u
i4pdrmerii9e 3uneigung begte. DieIsm
gelang eS benin AUDI meiItenS, Pbtltp bdz
bur9 5u berubigen, baB er tbm fagte, e>
no1e ibm @enugtbuung berf@affen unb Die
uebeltbdter our Re9enf9aft 8ieben laffen.
SSmmerbtn empfanb Der alte Mann Die tleis
men gtedereten, beren 3ieli9eibe er mar,
ttefer, aIs Die 8eriiber abnten, benin tpieberz
bolt 1oG er ni6t nur gebrpbt, f%onDern au9
tptrtli9 Derfu6t BADEN, it9 gu pergtften,
@s geGang inn bas iebO4 ni4t.
WG6renb Der leBten Mo9e 19ten er MGen,
bic i'm fabert, gang Def onbers gebriidteT
Stimmunq gu fem unb am Srettag Morgen
tqnb 8um erften Mtale felt bielen SSSabren
fem @agen ni9t an Der g~eipobnten Gde.
Man gthg f6lieBlih na3 benz bon tbm gez
mietbeten Stale binter benz 9dufe gfo. 485
Dearborn Nbe., in benz er nebet ieinen
Pferbe fhlief, bas er tetS btel be1er Derz
pflegte, alS ft4 felbit. 9Ort fano man tbn
tObt an einem Stride bdngen, ben er fi6
I'm ben 9als 9ef9lungen. Sn ietnen &lctz
oertdi9en fanb man Elm Seitamert, in Dem
er iein gar8es @erm0gen, beftebenb aus benz
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
3neigzO hieen beg vAbeuobGatt. "
Offices eIenhnn g}p. R3S.

3ur geqnenIiBfeit unierer onsei9enben &unsen bober
totr mt BEN uHten senoHateH Serren eit Nbtommet 9e
troHeH, MONACO BET %oeH1eloen An5etQen. an9e1ommer
fpersen 3n %beuielben 9reiIeu, aIs iueitn DieieGben brett ii
Der Grpeoltiou Der Salnots Stoots3 eitunq oboeoeber
iperbeN. Mn3etgen ioluie Announcements fonnen an 0ieIer
oerl9teSenea YIdsst bis AZ nbr @etttagS ~ab0e9ebeH
per6en.
WprDietts
GGfres 9%t.snassr. GpOtbeter, IuafOlssV Bon 8. Us.
aaenbaG, 776 @ortb Cart Nbe.
6. S. Saisler, &pOtbeter, AS 0ertb &be., @ds Mtas.
unb E57 5sbQipid Str, Ode 1t.uOminee.
Rub0lp9 &9sbe, @pOtbeter. 5oA @sro elart Str, edl
g. :, SlEsii6sr. 2sS 81. martet Str, Cd. cai etr.
9ii@Ofs 8barmaep, 42e 9incoln sbe.
eenro S9aaer. apotbsfer. 224 9imeoIn @Se.s SIDE Cars
gm. s. &lenge, beutf8sr apstbettr, 1901 gsImpntQpe.
Sultus 81. 3tnSt, beuti6sr Abstbefrr, Gde @lDbDurn
Qbe. uno 9arrabee Str.
q. 9. 9attee, beuti9er qpotbefer, 80 On Gbtcaeo abe,
bourn AotRte.
6. 9, ,BiannNis6l, GpOtbsssr, Stub Str. Gss ssusOu.
@. g gssibs %asOt6sf's. GrisbtsOos aOsnus. CD
atfrsS 9. 9os, apOtbstsr. s7 sSsffi.IO aOs.. nab,
G, {. ai3ter, aSotbstsr, TAG euusrtOn wOs., nobc
Robert 8]sestiena. asOtbeter. 2s4 0astOn ctr. es'
6. 8 8ofelerl apstbstsr. 1927 gorO Start Str. Cd
Sreberid Str.
sussn @eber, As y; Start Str Sd SisiFOn.
3. !Dtartens, G~potbeter, III @entre Str.
~'eeL Ol9su "pDtDeler' lI52 Hlncoln Abenue, Gdt
9snr0 5. Bate, apOtbefsr, 1873 q. gGart Ctr.
%'0f s3.t, SOrgf5g{; S.. UpOt5sftF' 1919 9ineOIn @Ss.. ede
d. y. Sleis, a~sOt5et.r. s1 OF EOrtS Goe. eae
8. q. emRis, q86orefare. unO Retail. SAMPLER in SrO.
9uen, Wts0t3tnsn unb gbemitalieH, 227 QincOln
Nbe. 1nb 42e s8ebfter &be.
@. .: Sriger, Gp0tbster. Ode GInbourn unD Fullerton
Aoenue.
6. @iSfs, a~pOtbstsr, 80 9sbFsr ass., Ode eOutbbOrt
S1ctor &Ire1ner, eds aabengtuooo Bart uno ReIrOis
StraBe, eegentiber @rob Bari Sepot.
ausuR 6, @stmsr, 702 9ine0ln GS.., GSs 9fber,.S gs.
8. e. S#1Osr'us' StOarrsnlaOen. 81 q. oaIieO Str.
GRSfet8G
SmtI 9bt:ts. Gs5fslOsF pom asnrO StrOtR, 2l2 arBsc
3. gift, aHOtb.tsr, 2727 State Str, G6e 2s. Ctr.
%' g5srtmetFsF' @pOt5eser. S45S State Str, Ode IS
8. TOrbri6. gpOtbefer. 81. uns GaGaes Str.
Wsneel Y 0Srs1eS, 25O5 S1r$eE @Ss. Gds g. 6oIRsE
gbeFt's !8PParmoep, gss etats unS gDtf Str.
!. Str, SelepbOn SOutb 247.
.. \. Braun, 300 8entportb gSe., Cd. 81. Str.
e. S. RnOtAe, bsuti8e Gpotbete, Gde IS. 6traSs uni
6aIfeb Str, GngletpOO0. 3eleSbon Sic Wenfmprtb
9. bon 9ernann,. g~pOtbeter, ~ 26. Ctr, Ide 9anopee.
St06eTt 5, &sltsrtug. GPOt5stT. 26Ol g. 9uIteO Str.
6; @. @iffOr6, a~potbeter, s.. Str. uuO Wi9tQon qSs
g. Yomme-, 1906 9. State Str.
W 8. o@ggert, &potbetsr, 5305 9aIfeb, 66s So. Str.
S6e Peoples @6urmacV, 3O6O ubltn6Orf Maor.. sO4f
Carl S~inningsg. aa@foEu. bon s. BisnOtO. 2254 m.nt,
tDortb Qbe.
esr%ann @3mtOt, Upot5sfer. 1855 @sntiDOttb aS...
o. 6. gtue5lmonu. G,s0, sg6s SO. etraks uRS BIN,
cspHEs &ssaWe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
Observation-Disclosures
eefteru an foIgenbe peripnen uus>

lDuEDeH 9etIeLH 0I tUl9eIpe peLIUHeI ""9~
9eitslt:
MiGiom 8u6onOn, breifDf. gadItein-
@pbn6aus nit @rbgef9oB nub QdDen,
$40 @lf tot Mpe,, $4,000; 9onnab 8. Ofon,
3tpeiit0d. Mobn6au8 aus 9Dl8, 1908 Sheri@
ban Npe., $4,000; Gbarles Sane, Sipeiit0d.
8aditein=M obn9aus nit grb9ef6oB, 875
Norman Nbe,, $500; Sennie 6. SEMEN,
3tpeiitDd, 8adf tenn 8o6n6aus nit Grbge@
f@oB, 81 Hi9 monb Str, $500; u, 8.
Mnberfon, breiftOd. 8adIteinzW Ohn9au5
nit @rbge19oB, Al Gi9monb Nbe,, $4,000;
8rppts Gftate, einit0d. Wobn6aus nit Ga
ben unb @rbgef9oB, 1909 Mtlpaufee Mpe.,
$4,000; so, 6ilbrum, 3tpeiit0d. Mo6n6ans
aus 9Dl3, 1923 %. &eb3te Nbe., $4,000;
s. %, 94au, 3peiit0d, 8afltetnzMobn
baus nit @rbge59oB, 1881 8Dnnep Nbe.,
$1,000; SoIep6 Suma, einftDd. boppeltes
8udfeinzW D6n6uus nit @rDqeI9oB, 527
g. paulina Str, $4,000; Nler. Smit6,
breiitOd, 8adftein@@ obnbaus nit Grbgez
f9pB, 1888 5, Nbe,, $4,000; 6. 6. Sobnfpn,
DreiftDd. 8adftetn@0 obnbaus nit @rbgez
f9oB, 4458 @auace Str, $1,000; 9erietba,
3tpet breiit06. 8aditeinzM pbn6Gufer NIT
@rbge16oB, 4450-4456 @aIlute Str,
$1,000; NboIpb Stephen, breiftDd, 8adz
ftenz@Obnbaus NIT @rbgef6oB, 652696er>
Str $4,000; SObn Sbiele, 8treiit0d,
boppelte8 8ad Itein=@ p6n6aus, nit 2oben
unb @rbgef9oB,4 818 NtlanticStr $4,000;
Srant 9OeOede, bieritDd, 8aditsin=QBDbn
bdus nit Qaben unb @rbgef9oB, 5O08-1O
Cottage Grobe Nbey $4,000; Trant Saz
breiit1d, observation-disclosures, $3.50
NDe., $4,000; 3bomas @tpenneD,
bretit0f. 8adfeinzW obnbaus nit Qoben
uno @rogef4oB, 1888 @beffielb Npe., $1O,=
s. %. @uebl, 3peiit0d, @o6nbau3 aus
6pl3, 22298 g. BauGina Str, $4,000;
@barles Brand, breiit0d, 8adfteinzMo
4aus nit @rbgef6oB, 81 Sremont Str,
$4,000; S9omas Maper, 3petft0d. Sad
tnzWobnbags NIT 2Gben, 1873 119, Ctr,
$4,000; Die Serris @beel Co., 3tpeiitDd.
umfafnngsmauer nit Mtaf9inen6 aus,
1912, 1892, 13O4-13O6 g, @Garf ctr.
$4,000; Sobn 8lufe, breiitDd, 8adTtein=
@Obnbaus nit @rOgef4OB, $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
Die 6~rof9efdmorenen
Seben Grout, neumon uno Neil in 5reiheit,

Waon tpirb fi6 entfinnen, baB DOR ntdt
LANCER 3eit ein Srto in 9aft gsn0mmea
Ipurbe, pel6es unter Der Mntlage itdno,
unter Der Nngabe, bic @teuern gu ermdBi@
gen, @rpreffungen ber1u9t gu babe1, Ser
Grocer %. 8. 9urant trdt ais Nntldger ouf
unb SDl. Srout, G6arles Netpman uno
0enrD @etG tpurben in 0aft geaDmmen.
Sic 6atten Der gegen iie erbobenen 8ef9ltl@
bigung 5ufolge 0errn 0urant ben @orI9lag
gema3t, feline Steuer 5u ermGBigen, lpenn
er cine 8letni9feit bafiir 3ablen mpQe, Die
@tbic federation, tpel9e bic Sabe in Die
9anb genOmmen bate, lift nit Dem &eIultat
Der l1nterf u9ung bur9 Die @ran0iurp i'm
b09iten 9rabe un3ufrieben uno So6n 9.
MiQer, elmer Der MntpGlte Der 9enannten
&0rperf6aft erflGrte, bdB Der San bet nG9=
item @ranbturD ebenfdls, tpd6ri9etnlt9 nit
beferem @rfolge, unterbreitet tper0en tpiirbe,
8egen SDfep6 $. Sppenbetmer purben
6 Nntlagen erboben. @r foq ais 8u46dlter
Der Sirma @~ppenftetn 8ros, $4,000 unter>
i9lagen baben.
Sranf @teaa purbe tpegen 8igamie Der=
flagt. @r 1oq es fertig gebra4t baben,
innerbalb anbertbalb Sabren 3tpet W}do9en
~ge6eiratbet gu BADEN.
SSobn 0uggan, Stnan5Ietretdr Der Gtone
Suffers Union, purbe utter &ntloge gtz
fteut, neil er $1,000, @tgent6um Der Sc
nert19aft, unteri 9lagen BADEN foQ.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

9ferbe, 9efdirr unO Magen, an Ieinep elm
3igen 5reuno Sreb 8u1e perma9te, DIS
2eBterer 4ierbon erfubr, that er 7ofort RE
nOtbigen @4ritte gu etnem onftGnbi8en Sc
grdbntB nno alS boS nm Sonntag Nu4mitz
tag tattfano, mar er Der ein3tge Qetptra=
Qenoe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

6reunbet, Weruan0ten un0 8efonnter bic trourtQe
gtadrtbt, baB 1uier gelte6ter Wtonn, Batter uno @rDB=
natter Sofepb Start int Glitter bon 70 Sabren, Mtona=
ten lIno "a 3a9en am Sonntag, pen "a. 6ebruor ionft
i'm 2errn entl9lafen lit. 9te geerbt9un9 finbet ftatt
MttttpDdb NtDrgen nm R10 ubr BON Erauerbau1e
1924 ctr. mad Der ct. 9eters=Gir9e unb oDn bort
mad Dem 8outfactus:@ otteSader. lin Sbeiluobme bit=
ten Die trauernben 9interbl1ebenen.
0ear96retbn Starf, Satin,
&etrrtd), ARatbtGS, @6bne.
@ltI0befb, &Gtbettitn, ID9ter,
@ena, Start, GOpDie start, S1pteaertD6ter,
SOf. 9searers Sol. Siester, @4wie8eri6bue
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
Neue nn5eigeu.

Olue Gooes.An3eieen, weTGe fir ole
mOreen.2lussabe ser nJuinOis Stats
3eituns" oufee9eben Ueroen, erfdeinen fofen'
frei i'm NbenobIatt. Die Qnnabme pom Din.
3eieen fir Gas AbenobIatt fdIie6t UNI II uhr
mlttta9s, fir Ole mOreen.0useabe am 10 uhr
Nbeues.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

Sreunben unb 8etonnten Die trouri9e Nod5rtbt, bat
1tetne 9el!ebte Satin &Omtie @0tIer. am SonntoQ,
ben 10. 6ebrpor, in sos NnQeles, Sal, oeftprben If,
SIZE 8eeroi9un9 ftnbet ftatt om Mtttlpob, SEN q. Febr.
nm l ubr gta9mIttags bonn 3rauerbnuIe, 9o. I428 6or.
barb 2traBe nab Dem 6rlebbof @alobetnt.
Ser trauernbe 6atte:
2[1tarif &nffer.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
So0eS=Nlttaef0e.

Sreunben rub 8efonnten Die traurige No9ri1t bdB
mad Tangent Sel6en iauft enti9lafen lit. Sic 8eer6i,
gnng fnbet an WtttttpoG, ben q. Sebruor, MDrgeus 10
ubr, bonn SrauerbauIe 2l98 81. &1blunb @De. aus nab
benz WtSconiiu @eutral=9eppt, Gde Sorriion ctr. uu6
6tttl Npe, 1tno bon Dort per @iienbabn I'M II uBr mad
g8ol0betm itatt. lin title IBeilnobme bitten
26fb2t ". DC. Gorttttt9, uebit SomtIte.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
OOeSsNttSci8e.

8eripanbten, 5reunben un6 8efannten te ~trauriQe
0a9rldt, boB ntetne tbeure Satin Ghriitine aSctrS,
9eborene SungarB, beute MtDr9en nm 9ubr ~QeItorben
1T, 9te 8eeroigun9 finbet 9onneritog, gtaDntittagS
! u4r, BON Der SDebter &eiioen3, WtrS. 90. Gtepelep, 800
g. Us. &inconitraBe aus nab BrteODOf @racelanb ftatt.
Gbtca9o, 26. Sch. 1895.
9r. g.. q. SemrD,
27fGb2t uebit RtnSern unb GnfeI
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
S~DScS=9(tt7eine

SreunDen 1nb 8etannten Die trourige ~gto6rtbt, bf
ntetr eeltebter @atte Claus 2Sied)er i'm @lter BON 81
Sa9re1t 9eitor6e1. lit. 9ie geerbignnQ ftnbet an Mttt
ppd, pen ~. Jeoruar, ?gtad4ntttta9s 2 ubr, bonn Trouer
baHIe 8 IDtpu Ctr. nadl Ro5ebiQ.
0~sebecca 0iedDcr, Satin, nebft Rinbern.
GlQin 2eltuuQeu bite All cpniren.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

I'm SteIungiu6en6en BET Der geeenz
tpGrti8en gfOtbIage 6as @rlangen bon 8ez
i9dftigung gu erlei9tern, nimmt 6aS
@benobIatt SteIengeiuche ut1entaeLtLih ouf.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
SDSeS=Ql1t7ei0p

Sreunoen unb Befonnten Die trauriQe gsoCbrtht, bah
uus uuiere iuntgit 9eliebte Sp9ter 9tlautta i'm gtItei
BON 8 Sabren uno 5 Wonaten uod) breitd9iger Rronfbeii
ourdb ben Sob ~entrifen pllrbe. 8eerhiQunq Mittnpd
gtabmitto9 bolb 2 ubr bonn 9roperbouie Nr. 81 Wacint
&Den1e naG &oIebtu. Ste betrIbtett STERN:
26feb2t Sse1trh g.. m1tO 06utto 70hI.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
&oSeS=Nm5etae.

Sreunoen unD 8etonnten bic traurtoe gSaChrtcht. boz
rtetne 5ran @Sarta StebIe, 9e6. SLAB, 9e1tern lben6
unit hal6 9 l1bE in 424 81. &incpln Str. ielIg i'm Serrn
entl9lofen lit. Sic trauernben 9interblte6enen
SObn StebIe, 9atte; Sronf Steble, Clara
Steble, SDbn Steble, 3iuber.
8eQr0buiRon3eiae IpQter,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
BartnerS.


Sc erIa ct: Contractor aIs 9artner. Gin Suee
~ nteur uuo 4rdttett, 35 Sabre alt. iett Is SabreH in
lnht et1en ttl6tigeH WtaIOn= Ooer @arpeuter=@ p%utraetor,
nm 5uia1nnten as H9eneral Contractors" 81 arbeteu.
Anerbletungen nit anga6e BON &ebensIauf uuo Refe.
reu3eu noble man ~gef6at9it inter h 80 an bic Sainois
Staots3eltun9 rt9ten. 9iscretiOn pirb Sugefbert.
26fb3t
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
@eMnrhpm.

Gbrtfttan Ste9er am @ountog Na9mtttoo nm 8
nbr i'm bitter bon Y Sabren. @eerbt9un9 Wfttpod
gta9mttto9 l ubr 80 lt1n: bonn Srauerbauie, 607 9fori
SolIteb Ctr, mad GOieBtQ.
25fb2t Die traMerrSet &itterb bic b eiteit.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

W~leranber'8 @ebetmpOIt3etsa aentut
y Sumner 8 Staats5eituu9 8be, 1896 Stftb @Oe.,
nirtll9t irgeub etlpas in G%rfobruu9 ouf pripotem Neoe.
ungludlibe @beitanostdle u~uteriubt uRo 8etuelIe 0e=
lonIn1eit, Nue Sale BON 9ie6itabl Il. S9lpiubelel inter.
9enb tDeI9en gerle9enbetfeu fommen Sic nuns. @eieb=
lt9er 0fotb fret. Sonut Ofeu bis II Hbr Wtitt. 17milSt9l
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
0rnn0einenthnnt.

On Oerfoufen: Sir @aib! 40 Gder gutes 9arten.
~ lamb robe @btco9o, tbeilpeiie III &ots ~aus9elest oOH
0enen mebrere beretts fir 5000 pro Stud oertauft limb,
6%abritet in udtfter Nn6borI9aft. Depot 4 gIpds ents
fernt fur etnen lebr ~ntebrt9en 4reig. @brefire:
19f7t w rs Stoots3eituna.
9uoerfaufen: 0OenspDpb. Die IdDnite
~ Gde in bieier blbidbeu uHo bItbenben 8Drliabt.
Q9aIier unb Selper III ben 5trQBen uuo Die StraBen e.
pHoftert. Sage: Glib uub Gftfront. megsH 9reis unh
neiterer @usfunft meube man iib mlnblib pber idrlft.
LID an @m. 8. See, 112-114 Dearborn straBe,
Bo9ce 8uiIbinQ. 20mi BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26

S[rau 8eder, bic berfbmts Mabrfa9eriu, entbiut
y aufs &nergeuoueite bic @eQeunart aus 3utuuft
Sel9t bag Bib Der 3uftnftiQeu. @iebt Gustuuft uber
%9ettoblene Soden, @ertdts= pnb 2iebesan9eIe9enbeiten.
Sntternt bDie GiufluIis burb Spmpatbie. go. $50
BeIIs-StraBe, nabe Nortb @oenue. @pre5ftun.
ben audi am Sonntng. Soils
Abendblatt., 1895-02-26
&frihiehenes.


Raar9elb fir oltes 9plb. SiIber uno 9inmnnteu; quite
~ nbr fIr 81. &Dg1e 60, e 3. WtobiioHitr, 2. SIur.
21i26t
O6bue, Noten, mietbeu, f6Ie9te S9ulben oaer @rteE
~ %couecttrt; feline 8eSoblung menu %erfoI9lps. Dug.
0tueaer @ount9,@ %onitablsr, rs 5. Ios, 8Immer8
2mi1S