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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

Ter vbsribmte 8esenmader" Tranf
WelbOurne, oeiien 0ieniie Dor Suei ooer
brei SobrsH bon ben 5armern ees 8es
Hens 10 lebbait in Gniprud senommen
purben. b%efinoet iid sur 9eit in -
unb BOT iit iiber Die 8uult oes &esen'
madeUs in ansrfennenspertb freimitblI
ger Weiie ausseiprohen. gr seitano
Su, oaB bieie gauge Stunt" elm Sdiuin'
bel lei (porun nod ieiu Uerniinitiser
Wenid aeSueiielt bat), uno baB er bic
@abe, &esen 81 er5eusen, wiemalS in
einem bbberen @raoe bsisiien babe, als
,racrc Elm anoerer Sterbl,der. Gr
ils,e Idtelno biniu, oas amsrifaniids
Wolt finoe Sersnissn barau, nbebum'
bust" tu t~pereen. uno ie grocer Der
Sdpinoel lei. oe,to leidter iei er auSSu.
iilbrer. uebrisens bot Welbourne burd
bic .&esenmo&erei" elm Berm0sen &C.
porben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

Werfwiirbig 1T bic Grideiuuns,
baB, mo uno mann INNER bic rspubli.
fanlide Bnrtei in Die SDbe fommt, Itets
aud Die Hatiuifen. TemperenSler. Conn.
tussfanatifer u. {. ~. iib ~beionosrs les
benois Seisen uno oas Tolf %oranaialis
rem. Sullte ou nidt Elm innerer Suiams
menbana pprbunoen iein, obtuobl bic
%iosenunnten freiiinnisen republifaniiden
Bldtier TETS enersiid i'll Ibreoe itel'
leu?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11
SaroiuaI Gibbons Itafft Sib wieoer

&aroinal Gibbons itafft ii9 pieber
beimpdrts. uHo feline Jreunbe bobeu fir
cine quite &eflame beitens seiorst. Sn
Baltimore ndmli6 fam Die Nadridt on.
Bapit SEQ bate ben &aroinal erluhi,
in &om 81 uerbleibsn, UNI 9beil su nsb
men IN Der &eseluus Der politiiden slus
selessnbeiten i'm Satitan, Der 8arbinal
babe aber Die @inlaouns abselebnt. Die
Hadridt beoarf elmer Nufildruna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

Die @eiammt.@ sisenernte bes 2an
bes miro OUT 42O Wiaionen 8uidel aes
i4dst, bon oenen $40 WiaiOnen sur Be.
frieoisuns bes ei9enen 9oniums bienen
uno so Milioueu fir @rpcrt,wsde Dis,
ponibel bleiben peroen. Der 5ribilbrs.
iueI5en iteht ourdsdnsls iebr gut, mdb>
reno Der WintermeiSen in Ohio, Widi.
gan, Suinois uno Snoiana III ibtpa.
den Grtrna peripribt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

Sn Colorado, mo Der Silberidwin
bel iriiber ON beftisiten sraiiirte, famen
nur 80 8erionen, aenau seSdblt, Suiam
men, ais bic Senuer.g onpertion croft.
net wuroe. mo bic Silbe.fruse oiscutirt
peroen iolte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

Widigan 1T orm on Silberleuten.
Nuf Der SiaaiS' SLIDER Gonferen5 beitano
Die sanSe 8eriammluns aus elmer ein,i.
gen Yerion. Dem ginberufer. Gr nor
aei4eiot uuo idlus iid ieitmdrts in Die
Yiiihe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

Son ben ebrp. 8eneoictlneridueiteru
muroe uus Elm &atalos bes ySacrsb
Seart" Sniitutes in Duluth Suseihidt.
9smielbeu entnebmen mir. oaB iene gln
italt fir iunse Samen felt Der paur
Sabre hires 8eitebens iid oes beiten
@riolses 81 erfreuen bot, elm iideres
8eiben, bnB DIE Beitrebunsen Der ebrw.
S6peIiern beltsns anerfanut meroen.
8efien 9ant fir siitise grinneruns burd
%suseianoten 8atalos nebit Dem uufri6
tisen 8anibe, onB ieue Nnftalt BON
Snbr su Sabr wadie, seoeibe uno bic
berrl,tItsn 5riibte erseuae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

9as 5isealiabr BON 1895 bat ssens
bet, obne ROB DIE Bunosss &esieruns nit
einem s,oBen 9ificlt belaitet 1T. Die
Gussaben iberitiesen bic @inuahmsn
oes Sobrss MIR nm s44. 494,1S3. @ber
idon mdbreno oss Mouats SUM seisten
iid Die beiieren 3eitsn uno Die @innahs
men iiberitieaen Die Nussaben uno 5tpar
nm s ,263,31l. 5dbrt ous neue ST..
nanSiabr 10 fort. uno nit &edt fann es
erpartet weroen, onnu wiro balo bic
lesie Spur oes Deficit ueric5uunoen iein
uno oas Giunabme.B uoaet oas Der Nuss
9abfn uplitduoia oeden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

Sine woblueroiente IusSeidnunS
tuuroe firstld Dem bodseiddsten uuo
ueroienituoaen Srdiioenten oss Nmeri.
faniiden gGciliensS ereines, Sobann
Sinsenberser, Sitter oes bl. @resorius
uno Yroieiior am 2ebrersS Seminar su
81. Sroucls, ISIS, au 2beil, inoem bic
Notre Dame llniperlitdt i'm gum Doctor
Der &ehie %ernannte. Dem uaderer
&dmpen fir edte 8irdeumuiif ~unisru
bersliten @liifpunib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

Ser Natipnale Jsiertas puroe wie
alaberal i'm 2anoe aub IN 81. Glouo,
namenili6 aber in ben Stdoten uno
D6riern unieres gounip, NIT edtem Ya'
triotismus seieiert. &ebt 10! uulere
Neutrality-suspicious. iibrt uns alidbt'
LID oas sroBe Slid Dor Nusen. caB w'r
irsie Burger zines irelen uno sroBen
@emeiupeieus iino. Selbit bic SOnae
III ni6t obne Sleden; uarum iolte am
Sbiloe Columbia nibt aub bic Spur
Der llnpoatommeubeit iid Seisen! Nber
Jules in g0em senommen, birten mir
uns bod ssssuieitis ouSu sratulierea,
oaB mir unter benz Banner Der itolSeiien
&epublif Iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11

Sas in Wtount Nngel erideiusnoe
ct. Soiepbs Blatt lbrelbt in einer
ySie Jrauen uno Die 3obltbdtisfsli"
lberihriebsnsn Qrtifel bic folsenusn
sberio trsffsnoeu als ih6nsu 8urte:
,Sit es nun nitt aber 9eraoe Die Drift
llhe 5rau, bic fir oieie eole, srbabene
2iebe beionoers idbis 1T, Die nit ibrem,
ourd oas @%brlitentbum 9eliuterten, no.
tiirliden S~artseilble fremoer Noib lbre
1beiluabme sunenoei? Biro niht bic
hrlltltde Jrau i'm Nu9emeinsn piel ebsr
seribrt pom Iublid frsmoer 2eioen, tpie
Der Wann? WeIut lie nl9t 5ebnmal cher
eIne 1brdne iiber ben Summer Nnosrsr?
Oeifust iie uitt uiel lieber uno reihllhsr
ibre w~obllbdiise Sano, tuenn es gilt,
fremoem @leno gu ~Iteuern oosr ~ sinsm
suten 8uede beiSutrasen? @ntidlieBeu
lid nidt 9ewObnllb jebn Sunsiraueu
oasu, oils barmber5ise Sbneftsrn The
9sben sanS ben 8erfeu driitli6sr Yarm'
berSisteit 81 tpeiben, ebe elm Singing
iib 81 einsm iolden Spisr ueritebeu
fam? Wit Reht iast bic bei.ise Shriit:
,Bo feline 5rau iid finost, oa ieui,t Der
Urine" uno penn auh mir Mdnrer
ul1t berSlos iino f,emoer gtOtb sesens
iiber, tuenn aub MIR 9heilnabme uno
Opieriinn Ssisen, no mir auf NDtb uno
Nrmutb ftoBen, 10 baben mir oieisn eolen
9us gum srOBten 9beil ben Jruuen ~
uercanfen, Dor Naem absr elmer brausn
Wutter, Die uns nit SursIalt erSoSsn
bat. Bon ibrem suten, treuen SerSsn
sinsen bic eriten uno wirfiamiten Strab'
len Der 2iebe aus, bic aub uniere Sec
gen srleudtet uno erpdrmt uno in ibaen
Die eolen @eilble Der 2beiluabme lar
irsmoes 2eioen srusdt baben, iene Se.
iible. obne welbe oas tummerpole 9e'
ben oss Wenidsn sleib mare elmer tais
ten @isrsslon, ipu fein ireuoises 2ebeu
berriten, feline YilanSe sseeiben MIL"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-07-11
NoNal Yadpulner lit oas

B G Il c BON alien @GbrlioHen. =
Der. Staaten &esisrunss'1ert@t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26

Cash quotations were as foll0ws-Flour.
nominal No. . spring wheat 5s4: No. >
es,r.ng wheat ssh: No. . red, 5sISol1. No.
corn, Li[. No. oats. IS; No. white.
2OiSGei: No white. l7izde0 No. 2 rye.
b. No. barley. nominal. No. ] Flax
seed, So Prime timothy. seed. 5-6O1S.9.
Mess pork. per barrel. Ss.oIs.iA Lard
per 100 lbs, :. AZ Short RIBS tloose) $50
G455. Dry salted shoulders CboxedJ 81
"a. Short clear sides (box@D 4A.a6.
Whisky, distinerS finished goods. per gal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26
COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Nov. 25-Coffee options open
ed easy at 50l5 points net decline; ruled
generally weak under local and foreign
selling pressure, following weak Havre
cables slack spot demand and small ware
house deliveries; closed steady at net
decline of sails points; sales, @.30 bags:
November, $14-2og143O; December, $l42og
45.
Spot coffee-R3o No. Z, 15t4c; mild quiet;
Cordova, 1Sd1Si4c.
Santos-Steady; good average Santos 10,
500: receipts. 1900 bags; stock. 49.0eO.
Hamburg-Quiet and unchanged; sales.
is 600 bigS
Havre-Market opened irregular, 1zdst
franc decline: at noon unchanged; at D
p. n. unchanged; closed dull at 1sqs+ franc
net decline; sales, o, 600 bags.
R:o-Dull: No. RIO ii, 500; exchange.
15-16d; cleared for the United States, A.
900 bags; for Europe, none; stock, 194. 600
bags; receipts, 1900 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
Saturday, 4.329 bags; New York stock to-
day. 81. 494 bags; United States stock, 3d.
155 bags; afoat for the United States, 27,-
Ooo bags: total visible for the United
States, so, 1S6 bags, against 1885 bags
last year.
Santos-Weekly report: Coffee steady:
good average per 10 kilos 10, 800: receipts
during the week, IS, 900 bags; shipments TO
the United States, 13 600 bags; stock, 400
bags.
RIO Janeiro-Weekly report: Coffee dull
exchange standard II. 500: exchange,
5-l6 pence: receipts $500 bags; shipi-
ments to the United States, q, 90 bags:
stock, 19i,0o0 bags.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26
.TIyE.TorK MAHKEr.

CHICAGO.
C-hfcaro, Nov. Z.-HowS-R>cs1rts fe.-
opD. active; brit. 3 speJz g. mixed. - 90
aG71k: heavy, 3 Sg03T0
Cattle-Rsoesptk is 5a0: steady 90 hrns
be@vss. t1-s0ef4sc. TEXANS. tZ7>13-1. west
ems. 9 s0To-ro.
She<y,-8ecespoz. 300. strong.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. NOV. z.-catfse-fls-ce.pts
800. efsTEsenss. J. 90, STEADY 90 Kfrcns.
Texas steers. - sD<71 -. beef s;serr. 600
an. ssockers an-i feedsrz 9 ss13G.
HoEw-Boc~apta. 600 shrine fitH. 1os
strong: bsAviss. t1-z1z- z7ssc. lAxhta. r-1s2
AS.
she~p-R-cesysz. 100. steady ard IN
changed.
sr LOUIS.
81. Loufz. Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e.
npB. stsarsy afssf strong; native steers, = 20
"a -. TszAs sssers. q sS12 -. coSs nc
As.
Hory-R-ueap;s. tso: heavy. u ss91 %.
rnix-d- g s12 e.. iisSnt- . E,a1 q
6he~p-ILScsDss. LOO. s.eacy. southern.
-Oa3.oa
NEW YORK
Ns- YORK Nor. %--Fss~wss-ne~s1pfs.
TWO days 8 &c. sio~. besf Srsces sfsss1y.
na.svs sl@erz, poor 90 ty1-as. 3 1s9s ~
hslf brs~ds- = =; rtags ard oxssA . 80
-. balls . cssr2 =. dry cows. G-9sf1zas
EuroTsaD cables d10ts Stn~Ttcss9 EiserS.
E49isr dressed ~@Eht: refrr<r2tor BEEF
shs-p ard is-uts-R~c@spfs. 40 Gays.
:. I'd. sior >rcSpf for ckoscs isFnsss. ppar
% rrszss ses-p. s10gs- Ia. l@szss. rissS
AZ
HsEs-Fscssg;s. sso 5ayS iLz5. s.sasy
- s14s1z e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26
ST. LOUIS

ST. IOIIS
81 Louis. Nov. 3.-Bu;tcr. WHISKY wool.
cotton ties and bagEiDg-On Unchanged
ERgS-Better. iSc.
Purk-Standard mess, toohing. &S7is.
I.Ard-Prfme steam. SD. cho.ce. So
Bacon Shoulders. OboxesD $50: longs
s. f2iz; ribs. s. Il; shorts t6I's
Dry salt mratS-Shoulders. tboxe-O
ttSis; longs, $40; ribs. AS''s' shorts'
corn meai-Sl. SGLn
Bran-No buyers above &c for sacked.
east track basis. all rail- rate.
FlaNseesl-Ssteady.
Timothy seef- s.. Ooff1s0
Hay-Strong FOR choice grades; prairiA
s.. o0lIs6o. timothy, sf@Sis II this Fdc.
NEW YORK.
New York. Nov. &.--llutter-F'irrnsr
western dairy. i0iz9iac: DO creamery 20
csizc.
TalIow ard turpen,ine-Duil
Petro!eum-Quiet. United closed haS's
Rosln,-Firrn.
Cottonsep-i- oll-ouiet. nominal
Hay, beef and riCe-Stsady.
Hops leather. wool. pork and moiss~es
Quiet.
CaF nea.s--Easy: pickled bellies. SO
CSC: picked hams. Sz.Nsc.
I.ard-Stoady. western steam closed at
sneSr-Raw. steady. refined. quiet ane
corn rneaI-o-i,cs: yellow western coarse
T5ulSc; bragsdyHTiue. X
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Nov. z5.-Hacon-fsssy; &C.
rnand moderate
Beef-Extra India mess. Us; prime mess
Us %.
Pork-Prfne mess. nns western. So: 90
me,kurn. Es Cd
I4art-Qu.et: prime western, - Il. re-
fin~d. On paiisj 1ls
Butter--Flnes; United States. So. good.
Co.
Cottonseei oil-I>iverpool. refined. ia -.
LONDON.
LONDON. Nov. z-Tane suEsr-puii asd
declinlug: centrifugal Java I'D. mus
covado fair re6ning. Jos ID
Bert-We ak. November. ioa: DeceEsber.
ff-s Ii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26
DRY GooDs N.RKEr.

New York. Nov. S-The-e was a uoder-
ate demand for fancy cottons. such as
domets and cotton plaics. and for some
other spec. alties for current wants. The
cotton staple market was neglected and
on the whole the market was very dull.
which was MADE more effective because Of
the gloomy and rainy weather that pre-
vailed. With the advance Of I. cent in
cotton cloths yarns are strong. Print
Ing cloths were dull at unchanged prices.
Fall River, Mass, Nov. S.-Pr1nt cloths
dull az St.c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. 25.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling, sssc: net receipts. $3.50
bales: gross. Is $50 bales: exports TO Great
Britain, 1896 bales; to France. AS bales;
continent, 3,311 bales; forwarded. 5,03
bales; sales, $50 bales; spinners, % bales
stock, 1SQ 40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans. Nov. 3.-Cotton firm: mid
ding, SI-15c; rniddling, 15-l6c: good or
binary, 7ssc: net receipts. L. 90 bales:
gross, Il. go bales; sales, 500 bales; stock,
So. IS bales.
ST. LOUIS
s.. Louis. Nov. 3-Cotton firm. 1-I6c
under; sales not reported; middling. SIC;
receipts, 5.SS2 bales; shipments, 52f bales;
stock. Il. 80 bales
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26
GRAIN MOVEMENT.

On the Produce Exchange. today. the
butter aEnrket was Arm: creamery. l%'s-Ss'
dairy. ua49. Egzns. firm. 5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. &.-Wheat-Si0v;
low grades hard 20 sell: 40. ? hard. ga
5715c; No red ss5sc: rejected. norninaily.
Corn-Rather slow: No. mixed. "a
23szc; No. white, 2GE1zc.
oais-Siow bu; steady. No. rnired- isc:
No. white. is5.eisc.
ST. LOUIS.
s. Louis Nov. S.-F7oBs-Dull. hght de-
nzud and prices unchanged
wheat-Dull but strong AZ ne opening:
later, on efforts TO sell. found buyers
scarce and quite a decline took place. the
market closing, however, L.Hs cent atsoy .
Saturday. No. red, cash. &c. Decezn-
Der. 5s5&c; Nay. SIC
ard closed without apDrccizbls change
from Saturday. no. ulfIed. cash. 3fi4c
Decez8ber. 245.c: January. &c esd. Nay.
cSisc.
with December ]. cent under Saturday.
No. cash, i75sc; December. nc: May.
nc.
Eariey-Stsady.
Rscssp:s-Fi0sr. 600: wheat. sSoo: cora
q 5g. oats. 700
shprnen:s-FJo1r. 600: vhsz;. LOO.
corn. 400. cats. 1900
MN IDFZh-
New York. Coz. 1.-Flosr-Rscetpts q
80 barrels. exrs1rcA $50 barrels. marie;
Opene-l sIii. ruled fairly active. bat eio--i
heavy with yssst; southern four RON
taaL
Rye foUr-CgL
Essckwh~at cogr-$o~nsrsl
whezt-Recespss sss.s6o basssiss exports
= 60 bushels Spot 1szTket s-ronx@r.
frrzess q boilers chacks bss.r-1s- No.
r.-d - 49, v. 10. hard. e. Opt.olx
orsre6 weak. rsiNst on q s<-1asi acre ass IN
ths visible supply ard rEno-E q squeeze
Of Decs-zter 6ho-1s. a3va-lrei s1zFr,ir.
caoeiug firm - Nj cent sdTaEce. Do
ca-nte-. So <rtssi<c. cfose1 So
CcTs--Eecss rs. -. SO boshels. exports.
- 20 buSness. SSsof Sr-a. 10. = D. OPP
ions opened full. r1iess Q1ssf bit sssasy.
closing etez-3T ~ = cent s1vz<Ee 20
vszus,e- closed &7c: Decez1A~T. G0@sc.
cioset H.
Os-s-Reos,pts. Gse bszhsss, exports.
60 ssGheis Sroe arra. ~ = -. G=Jc
o-pcao1s euH fSrD1znoSt. csoe1ox soErfaal
a. = ce1s aware: SoTernk.sr c5oE@1 z7rc.
Dece~1k>-. zrTHzTsc. cio~-s -
BDcEzh sz<-&5<sa,3y. Eizc-
Ev@DgL
Tsz-iey-Cfsts.. -es-r--. z<9<5r
Barley -zff-D1li. western Ssff1fc-
VISIBLE GRAM srPPLY.
<~>~ To-x. Nov. Z.-TH1 g.a1ls su-rfy
o. g7zfz Saturday. Nov. =. As cn<nSls1
~ ths SS- To-k pro<zos sxrA2zss. Is as
fellows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26
Real Estate Transfers.


FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
A P Olinger sd lots AZ As Texas av
West Wichita ....... 40
F NJ Stamback wd W hf Sc or
Is Is 1w 1900
Central Kansas Land Co. wd S hf
lot 81 Market st Lewis res in
Greiff Sd add ................ 40
J F Reese wd lot 104 Water st
Greiff third add .............
Lois L Howe wd see or 10 % De-. ESQ
G B Lopez ct al ex god lots SO and
II Third st Valley Center Kan.
Amount of mortgage releases :. 1856
H A Royse e hf ne or 27-25-3w wd.$ 200
Edwin Leslie lots IS and 20 Ber-
nice st Butler & Fishers Third
add qcd 1V
Edward Forbes lots and Is Fan
ME ave Jadson College add, lots
/ and IL Grandview ave, lots 2
and IS Orchard ave Grandview
sub in Frisco Heights add I'd. q
Percy K. Butterfield lots l and 2
in blk 30 City of Mulvane wd.. 500
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
City, Ill, was told by her doctors she
had consumption and that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says 1t saved her life.
Mr.. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida st. San
Francisco, suffered from a dreadful
cold, approaching Consumption, tried
without result everything else then
bought one bottle of DIT. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured.
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such
results, Of which these are samples,
that prove the wonderful efficacy Of
this medicine in Coughs and Colds
Free trial bottles at Geo. Van Werden's
Pharmacy, 32S N. Main ST., and G.
Behring's drug store, northeast corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues. Regular
size soc. and S1.00.
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Eas So vie s<rrs fo<zSszzs 49, -
teE ssez = . a-&se iAszs tue aee4s-AS
a. 80 S.sszts-
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WICHITA saExETN

Tss-s-xsaT -zs wezt -osff - es1as~f
ss a. sxcSzens Hon<taT ~ iA@ n rsSa
NArkes ard 70 cia~- 5ror.-rsty 80 kzfs-
sAe CRY p-1oes pad Tor toeS hzss ~ loznat
r4cke-z k&E has rs r-srs y S<1.esrz
fhts clfT Esz-kct fg5T 20 20 - tT~fir-
ton frzsc1 ~ crrrz-sis 500 reer- Pres
yesterday rrrr.sfr<-s sts&sT snfossrseesf -
CAY. azs sz-rs ~srs b~E<
HOGS
70 fossnrEs-Ex safss Zere s~--ogTsT 49,
tsrsszY ~ sas zrsxz-zrs q eersaT
REPRE- NATIVE @sGTz
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"a fsFia~1ar az ss's 800


z. ~ fs4k-. MsisEe4 raffse
a = crz~f9~ss ffefsfr Par eazn
ps-ri1 q LA - I-aessse. keza
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Old People.


Ola people who require medicine TO
regulate the bowels and kidneys VIII
ind the true remedy in Electric Bltte-s-
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other intoxt-
can't. but acts as q tonic and alternative.
Il acts mildly on the stomach and
bowels, adding strength and giving
zone 10 the organs. thereby aiding
Nature in the performance 81 the func-
lions. Electric Bi;ters Is an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. Old Peo-
pie md il just exactly what they need
Price fifty cents and 81 90 per bottle at
Geo Van Werden's Pharmacy. SIS y.
Main St, and G. Behring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26
CO0PED In MEXICO
PROMINENT WESTERN CATTLE MAN
INA FILTHY PRISON.
Shipped Two steers Which Strayed into His
mails Belonged to Other Americans but
the Mexican Authorities Claim Other
wise and Imprison Israel Hing. Holding
Him In Genuine John Waller styie-Au-
thorities at the City of Mexico and
Washington Notified.

Deming, n. NJ, Nov. 25.-Israel King.
ex-member Of the legislature and one
Of the most prominent men in the ter
ritory, and two employees, Henry Cole
man and John Ward. are under arrest
and undergoing Imprisonment at As
cension, Mexico, a filthy, unhealthy
prison, without proper foor. and re-
fused bail and not permitted to COM
municate with any person, because two
head Of cattle belonging to an Ameri-
can, but claimed by the authorities to
be owned by Mexican, strayed into
herd which King was shipping into the
unjustified. The authorities at the City
OF Mexico and at Washington have been
notified in order that the men may be
protected. King had no personal knowl
edge of the stock and had complied
with every law and regulation in max
ing his shipments.
Thirty-six charges have been prefer
red against the men, in all, and all
messages which they sent out have been
intercepted. People here are indignant,
as this is the second or third affair OF
the kind.
Washington, Nov. 25.-By direction
Of the state department the United
States consul at Chilhuahau, Mexico,
has been investigating the case Of Mac
Stewart, who, according TO the news
dispatches from Omaha, was arrested
for shooting policeman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-18
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Paiai Contract Awarded Various Mat
ters Considered.

ters
The Board of Health met in the
old legislative hall in the Judiciary
building OH the afternoon Of the
18TH. President w. o. Smith i'll
the chair. Others present were
members Wood, Lansing, En- :
erson and Keliipio, Health Agent
Reynolds, Drs. Myer, Cooper,
Wayson and Armitage. Member
Waterhouse was absent.
The boaId decided that the mat
ter of hearing the reply Of DR.. Ar
mitage be considered in executive
session.
The bid of the Hawaiian Fruit
& Taro Company, combination
of Keanae planters, Hawaiian
Fruit & Taro Company and Homo
lululu taro planters for supply
ing the leper settlement with
paiai was the best. The bid was
Ga cents. 60 cents and so cents.
w. L. Wilcox stood bond with A.
P. Paehaole, J. ? Sanders and w.
l.. Wilcox sureties
DIR. Monsarrat's report was pre-
sented and filed.
DIR. divers report regarding the
condition of the hospital at the
leper settlement was read.
A petition from Father Conrado
that he be allowed to leave the leper
settlement for the other side Of
the same island once year and re-
turn was tabled for future consider
alton.
A letter from ]. F. Hackfeld,
Geman Consul. asking for infor-
nation regarding remedy he had
given to the Board some time ago
for treatment of leprosy. was read.
DR.. Wood said that the sample
was a. the Kalihi hospital, and it
had not been used. He thought
the preparation was for use as a
disinfectant and not all internal
remedy. The remedy would be
tried later. On motion the Secre-
tary was instructed to SO inform
Mr.. Hackfeld.
DR.. Emerson informed the Board
that a quantity of Murdoch'a liquid
food was lying in store room i'll
the Kapuaiwa building. He had
sampled the food and found it
healthy and beneficial. The food
should be sent to the patients at
the Kalihi hospital and to the leper
settlement. 1t was so ordered and
at 3:4o the Board went into execu-
tive session to consider DR.. Armi-
tage's case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-18


In, to The Breeders Gazette for publi-
cation. The picture we reproduce here
from The Gazette as an object lesson to
farmers and stock raisers.
Farmers themselves are mostly to
blame for the low esteem in which they
are held by foolish city people. They
do not respect themselves enough TO
dress decently and keep themselves
clean and up to the times. There never
yet was successful farmer or live
stock man who rode lean old horses,
went shabbier than tramp and let his
fences rot down and his stock shiver in
the cold Of a winter day and night
Farmers do not think half enough Of
their own personal appearance and com
fort; consequently other people think
no more of them than they think of
themselves. We are taken at exactly the
estimate we put upon ourselves.
The successful farmer has q good
gated riding horse for his own use, like
that in the picture. One is not surprised
to learn that the man here represented
got SO cents a bushel for wheat by feed
ing it to his hogs when it was selling in
the market at 90 cents bushel