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Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01
Observation-Disclosures.



fummisiar 8rripnius bar inoienot til
Snosnrissmiuiteren fin aarsrappurt.
vi benne fremsaar bet, OF Suoianerne
bar siOrt SrsmItriot i neiten oae 8sts
ninger. Den eneite 8anftelishsb, mon
bar bant oct iiolte Gar, bar mellem
ganncd Sneianerue % be hoibs eetts
lere / Safion's cole Giitristet i
Bpomine.
apmmisiaren roier | bsi Grab Sn-
biausrnsS fulfilling oeo 8omulosllo.
itilinseu ! atlanta. Snoianerns bar
psiaa | bet iibIie Gar oiprt fore 5ren,.
ftriot i Splpsnins. gtisiipns arbeioei
blanot benz bar &esicriueen unberftot'
tst peS ale mulise ~GnIeSniu9er. Som.
misieren bar funoet bet meset ban telis
at rebucere antaQet al aoutraftfoler
mso 20 Srocent i Spsrens iiemmelis
mso en- 2pp reotaset at iioiie aOnsres.
Gan funos life belt uo siennemisre
bsnne Sch, 60 beilutteoe oerfor Of fort
lett. meo apntraftIfoler Der, buUr 8e.
sierinsen life bauoe tilfreositileno,
GtOltr. 5lsre apntrattf oler er fjsbts
al Nsgievinsen. 6orisset paa at briut
blaneeoc Gip!et for SoIoe % Snbia'
mere mislplieoes paa @runb al 9taee.
fpropmms. aommts iareu anbeialer,
ct bsr pebtasss ftrenae 6orbuo mob
Gals af bsruieuoe Srifte til SnbiaRsrt
unber berss Spholo paa bet 2anb, 81
bar facet / GuteltbeIiobelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

RDt nprIf @iao. "2a grosie Tis
oeuoe| er Hapnet pna ct npt nurli
8lao, Der rofommer / Ga CROSSE, @is.,
uogioet al Sr. 8. 6. SPORT % rebiseret
of Sr. Gisonro Gerenien, Der tioligere
reoioereoe "6olfepsnnsn", buffet psiaa
uefpm | 90 Crosse. 8laoet er fire.
iioi9t, 8 Gpalter pau Chen, os oil ubs
TONNE Snsoas % 9rroas. bet er trpft
meo latinIte gppsr % fec subt ub.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

dotis 9ine; men iOm @rsiiOsn' 10D's
ban ben Gslelie, at ban Tile bnrpe 0es
mite 5ia Of 5prSetsne psO en- aop, 'oi'
par uotomn,en unosr bans aominiitras
tion.
9incoln piloe life BLOT 9iers, boao
ret bar, ME, psiaa unbsaa onOt GIN
Sans Retftafcubso ps sGrli9beo o'Ilf
fla peo bpert Sfrlot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

Tie grme raa 5ormpIa tnrler M co.
600 Moub. men npe Trooper maa len.
bes bio, Sa be aamle or alosles no,
Siete uneer arisens etrabasisr.
$500 iapansfiite Soloatcr or mhlasts
paa DC furfielis. Soipitoler paa 5orr
rtnfn
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01
SnteruaI Hepsnne 9notanterue


SuIi % Gusuit Maaneoer belgb Iig til
fun sos, 742. S14 imoo SOL, 925,404
be ~tiliparenee Maaueoer al 1894.
9ette er en- aprminoIfelie al pper sc
9roeent. Den itsrite Reogans ialoer
paa SrrnSeoinsIfatter 8 ausuit
1895 par Sfatten paa Srruoenin
GA, $50. 522 minbrs euoi suguit 1894.
Snbtssterne fra Statten sda Tpbat er
ftsrre / uapute Waaneoer / 1895 euo
| 1894, men Snotnetsrne fra Sleps
marsarinftatten er itfefulot en- 1rebies
bel minore eno / De nRuute 2 Waas
neper al 1894.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

CserfuS. Gcsierin9ens S%notrg'
ter forraes faeis, ps Gtattammersts
Gmbsosmano banber, at be Septsm'
Der oil blipe list Itprrs cuc llosiitcrnc.
De isriie Is Gage AZ September bslsb
De ia til s23,539.s14. bullet er
S112, 744 mere eno lloeiiterue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

Gre enatpr Cabin, ipm al % til
after nnuues blauot Boliiiferne, bar
parst ! @~aibinstpu % label fig inter
oirtus" al Ell Sl%aorepurtcr. San
iaaSe blanbt anoet, at i Winneiota bar
Der N itarf 8sprselie iaiare for
9bps. 9. 8eeo for republitnnit Gans
bteat for 9refioeat. 2enne 9epreelie
panbt itabis i Gtprfe uoouer belle Nurbs
reitsn. G~ngaasnoe Senator Gnpis'
rleiister iagoe cabin, at Gapis lanos
innlispis oilbe fomme til at itaa ipm
SO. 2 paa Tidetsn 'ammen msb Reeo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01
Sen befienpte Yresbntsriauerprrt

Groptlpn, &ep. Or. Golmass, bar
mpotaset Salo iOm SieIpepret fra
SirIt &rerbptsriau Gburd i 8aibiugs
ton. 2ette er BEN Mteni9bec, icm
grelissut CLEVELAND ttlbsrer. Rep.
TaImnse bIir msp Seuipu til autpritet
iMsnisbeSsn iioeitilet meo bens samls
greit Or. CUMBERLAND. San tiltr1ber
fin Sirtipmbeo ben 27be Sftober.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

ut Winf al SfiGbnen. 8ontrut.
lSren: "Iaa bette Sort bar fun Sami.
lIems0lemmer Gpsaus. Gr ben un8e
Dame 3eres 6%orlopeoe?"
San Ger nnoieelis paa bsnoc) !:
Oct bar | Srnnben Ell Sbc!"
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

HenFpnsliltcrne or / iipte Resn'
ifobsaar iorseet msb pmtrins 1000
&arns, men llosiiterrs for Reuiiouer
or pmtreni be famine ipm flor.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01
Ora @aibtnaton.

6nIsreIerutn bar ! 5reoass saast
neb til pmtrins 81 Miliontr Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01
Guuars.einiens 9ampaib 4etru.

ria, &apt. @alter, fra Nep yort til
2iperpool, Der antom iii Gueenstpwu
ben 3ote ausut ST. 3,29 Gitm., no.
fsrte 8eiien paa 6 Gage ps SO Mi.
uuttsr. Gets forrise bebite Iscorb,
al lite Sanuar ,. d., bar 6 0ase ps
/ Zine. Zen m~ebbraste @Oit autom
til 2pnoon ps pmlepereoes Der alereos
ben paaislseuce ROrsen, iaaat Spor'
breue tunoe aiienbss meo bet aGsreoe
naits Sag ~afgaaenoe Gampitib "auca,
ntu", buprreo umsuasnoe 8repperlina
uoierteS paa miuSre eno ~ilorten 9uge.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

Prof. Breckenridge says no one has
ever regretted that he did his best to get
a good education.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

&rot Breckenridge tiger al inscn np9en'
iinoe Tar angrebet pna, at ban sioroe III
8soite for at iaa en- goo S%pora8elie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

Srauf @. 9raep, iom er GreIibent
for 5prit Nutiunal Sant / eprinafielo.
fOmmsr meS en- lioen 5urteuing, Der
ulier os ct 8ar SrGf i 9incolns aa.
~raiisr. tlnocr 2incOlns Gesierina uo.
Tom Soosn ON Natipnalbanter, "a en-
iaaoan bleu itrar oprettet i Ssrinas
fielo. gtr. Sruca, Tom ijenbte Sin.
coins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Itreu til
bam os inobpb BAN til at tesne ia Tor
en- Del gttier. De bar anereoe auoe
M % piloc iioen itise / 8aroi. 9rocn
pilss paa ersons tieue baaoe Sanfen
os E~reiioenteu. 2incoln toffebe for
3llbuOet, men aiilOs at iubNri bere.
San ifrep. at ban NOT i~tioute, at glitter
i en- goo Natioualbanf bar en- forosl.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-01

Ser bolbtes ct Rabinetsm soe i gns
Ieonins al Waiouss .slHaren, iOm
bapoe brast be 6oreneoe Stater / ct
ipenot Surbulo til Gnslanb. Den enc
eiter ben anben al 8reiioent 0incolns
Raaesiuere fremiatte fine GnItneIicr,
os Statsietretar Seuaro oplaIte en-
uiotlsitis Siplomatiit Gote, iom ban
bapoe u~oarbsiOet. 9ereiter pplehe
aiucOlu, buao ban talOte nOsle forte
9~emsrfunser ON Sasen, % ipurste,
iine 8aaosiusre, bpao be ipntes ON
Dem. gae bar enitemmis al ben Mes
ming, at Dor SIDE al Sasen life bebg.
peoe nosen anoen Sesrunoelis. Or.
Ssiparo ia, at ban uiloe bore alao peo
at iaa Sisie "Semertniussr"; naar
ban bauoe iflaot Dem ben Sorm, ium
sr bruselis / oiplomatiife ROtsr, piloe
ban isnoe benz til 9oro 9almeriton
Nu Tom nOset moriOmt. Yreiosnten
ons9eos zig tit Saoe, iaiteoe bet enc
Ben pper Stolarmsn. bplot fit 9apir
op % iasoe: "Setuarb, trpr bu, at
Ralmeritun oil i~oritaa Dor Stiaiua al
bette grep, juit lpm bet err"
AN
"@anife riit, Sr. 9%reiioent."
"3rcr bu, at 2pucon Times oil fora
itaa 8repet?"
"0srom fan Der life pRre Gpil."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
THE CHURCHES.

Brown Memorial Reformed church
corner Topeka avenue and Lewis street
services by the pastor, Bruce Grif-
nth, at i a m, and p. m: Sunday
school at 10 a. m: Y. p. S. c. E. at 7
p. m
Unity Chapel Unitarian. Lawrence
avenue between First and Second SITS.
rev W. ). Vail, the pastor. will preach
sunday morning at II o'clock. subject.
prohibition as a Rule of Life" SIM
day school at Gas a. m. Unity Guild at
2. m.
Come to the Central today. The
morning theme Will be a continue ton
OF last Lords day subject: The Omen
ing OF the Seven Seas and the Sound
ing OF the Seven Trumpets" The even
ing topic Will be: a Bad Waw and an
Easy Way"
The First Baptist church will hold
regular services in the Y. VI. c. \. am
Quorum corner Topeka avenue and
FIRST street-Sunday school al 10 a. m.
preaching by the Rev. George F. Ra-
NJ q IL a. H. and p. m; Is. Y. z. L.
al Gas p. m.
South Lawrence Avenue Christian
notwithstanding at II 4. m and
p. m. by Elder G. T. Black. Shorf soy
vices and good music. Sunday school
al O'Clock; y. p. :. c. Z. and Junior
c: F.. At AS. All will receive a cor
dial welcome. " ~
81. Johns church. corner Tonel,a ava
rue ana Third street-Regular services
al II a. m. Special music bv a select
quartet choir, Miss Frances Aldendifer
soprano, Miss Mabel Larimer confraIto
Robert Sweet tenor. Harry NrCl1ny
bass All cordially invited.
North EmpOria Avenue Ran,is+s
church. corner EmDoria avenue and
Ienth street, Rev. J. J. ShepD4~5 nas-
tor-Sabbath school q 10 a. m: preacb
ing; Overcoming" al Il a. m: yoIIn,
Iseple meeting az p. m: preaching,
ny was lie LOST al 5 p. m.
The following Is the musical nrog~.- =,
Al the Unitarian church this r1o~5inpi
NoIuniary-NociUrae in Sbln,sn |
Miss Galloway.
ouartet-"Oh Come. Let l. Sf,e..
So, 80 .------.-.--.-...... Willard /
Miss Jocelyn. Mrs. child NJ
Alley and Mr.. Ayers.
Duet-"As Pants the Heart'' Car,,-. !
Miss Jocelyn and Mrs. Cbjlde ''--'
Father n The" ~. NJi1Iars /
Miss Joce.yn. Mrs. Ch,ife Nr
Alley and M Ayers.
Land
Miss Joce,yn and N-. AIev
Hymn-"Nox Angelica - D-rss,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
ON SUNDAY INFBRIETY.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.


Could there be any greater evidence
OF the imperative need OF purer
sweeter Interpretation Of the teach
ings Of Jesus than the universally man
ifested fatigue. depression, anxiety
and morbid unrest OF mind and body,
during the fore part OF the week,
among religious people, all over chris
tendon, consequent upon those openly
paraded before the world al this time
under christian sanction? Spiritual
workers dependent on the condition OF
the public for the production OF phe-
nomena. invariably avoid. il posi- BILE
covering these days with appointments
school children are eXCita bic. Sulky
respondent or mutinous: the teacher
and mother anxious over fears OF un-
. known things; the father savage, puSi-
istic and cranky under stress Of oc-
cEpaion, and from under II possessed
Of a nameless inertio casually accom-
panied by diseased hunger.ngs and
thirsting for irregular stimulants) all
OF which leads one 10 conclude that
nothing but a Quairupei or a god
could possibly be a public Christian
without losing his souls highest and
best in this life and all resultant upon IL
The race today is strong. nerv-y. SEN
sitive. intense. intuitivs. II has reach
ed stage in its embodiment, as q race.
where the thoughts OF the heart are
as one with the fieshy embed lnent OF
them. A soul hurt ia as a physical
wound. and one 10 the flesh even ike
unto a soul hurt
It's !ntutiye promptings. thirstinEs
and hungerings, loves and hates
whether OF the flesh. fieshy or the ideal.
heavenly. are. therefore. promptings os
mat great wise heart 10 stretch forth
the hand and partake OF the tree OF
eternal life. also; even as IL did - know
n fuil the fruit Of Good and Evil.
Suca guidances are from the P=rsec.
within Us. that knows nothing Of ira
cluonal falls or traditional abonlina-
tons; that may eat with pubI.cars
aHd sinners. rising suprems. ever;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
MARVELLOUS RESULTS.

From a letter written by Rev. l..
Gunderman OF Dimondale. Mich. We
are permitted 10 make this extract: Il
have no hesitation in recommending
Dr. Kings New Discovery. as the re-
suits were most marvellous IN the case
of my wife. While I was pastor OF the
Baptist church at Rives Janction she
was brought down with pneumonia sue
ceedinC la grippe. Terrible poroxysms
of coughing would last hours with little
interruption and ii seemed as IL she
could not survive them. A friend rec
commended DR.. Kings New Discovery.
IL was quick i'm its work and highly sat
isfactory in results" Trial bottles
free at the drug stores Of Charles Law
renee and q. Gehrings. Regular size.
soc and 81 co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
CHILDREN LEARNING NO STEAL
Several Little Thieves Detected Last Week
at the Boston store.

Some Of the merchants complain that
children steal little trinkets and arti-
cleS OF small value from their stores.
A little girl not more than eight years
old paused in front Of the Boston store
yesterday and examined over every
article put on the outside to entice Gus
toners.
y reporter for the Eagle called one
or the proprietors attention to the lit
tie girl, when he remarked that they
had detected several children during
the week stealing things from the store
The children when detected were
made to return the goods. but the mer-
chants could not find IL in their hearts
10 have the urchins arrested and they
were driven from the store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
MANAGES PASS HERE
FORTY LUNATICS GO THROUGH
WICHITA IN A CAR.
Windows of the Santa Fee Day Coach are
Barred and tho Doors Guarded-CraZy
People are Being Transferred From an
Asylum in Illinois to a New One in Nor
man, O. "Trip Does Not Develop Any
Incidents and the Crowd was Very Quiet
while in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were
Taken.

A very pitiful sight was presented in
one car Of the south-bound Santa Fe
passenger train last night, when it stop
ped a the rear end Of the Douglas ave-
nue. station.
This car was the regular Santa Fe
day coach, but all the windows were
barred and out of every window vacant
eyes and pale, bleached wretched faces
appeared. 1t was veritable travel
ing prison.
AT first the sharp curiosity Of the by
ISLANDERS figured il out and explained
knowingly that the inmates were GRIM
irals, as guards were stationed at eth
er end Of the car, and none of the queer
looking people were allowed to come
out on the platform. One of the
guards. however, explained that they
were not criminals, but lunatics.
There were forty OF these lunatics
and they had been travelling for thirty
six hours. They are being taken 10
Norman from Jacksonville, III. They
viii reach Norman this morning at l
o'clock and will at once be taken TO the
new asylum there.
Az the last session Of the Oklahoma
legislature a bill was passed giving
the governor the right to make a con-
CfacC Tor me establishment OF 81 dSy-
ium and the care of the insane Of Okla
hoIna. Hitherto the unfortunates had
been taken to Jacksonville, Ill, where
Oklahoma kept all their insane. They
are now being moved, the Jacksonville
authorities refusing to keep them long
er. The crowd yesterday was the first
assignment, for the poor people can
hardly be called human. The second
and last crowd Will follow in a few days
The men in charge Of the lunatics
seid they had experienced no. trouble
with the lunatics on the way except
from sickness induced by the excess
eve heat and small quarters.
Some Of the lunatics looked out Of the
windows and talked, to the great tier
est Of the crowd standing about. Some /
Of them were perfectly rational at the /
time and remarked that the town was
Wichita and told their companions of /
IT,
Others were manacled and still others /
were guarded by their own sickly and 4
helpless condition.
The car in which they are carried is 4
one especially designed for the purpose 4
and has been used on similar trips /
many times before. The windows !
have two iron bars each to prevent any /
attempt on the part OF the insane trav- I
eiers to jump through them. During .
all the trip the only possible place of (
escape. the doors, We're guarded both
while the train was running and while .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28

New York. July 27.-The New York
Flnancier says this week: The state
TEent OF the Associated banks OF this
city for the week ending July q. 1885.
reflects In part the continued stagna-
ton OF the stock exchange market and
the usual midsummer lethargy OF gen
eTai business. There was little demand
for money during the week and rates
have remained practically unchanged
soma heavy interior shipments OF cur
rency have been reported OF late and
the changes IN the weekly statement
are due almost altogether 10 this cause
Three banks alone received about I'll
ooo. 600 from Boston. The reserve 10 In
creasing again and - higher than !.
has been since January. -. a period %
six months. Talk OF higher money
rates is st!ll heard but the uncertainty
surrounding the exchanges market AMI
the knowledge that outside offerings OF
funds are probable az higher rates,
have prevented any advancement 50
far. The demand for money from ths
south and west has not been up 20 IL.
pecta tons although there n every rsa-
Eon 20 loog for a movement from this
point soon
Comparisons with a year ago show
that New York banks are Carrying a
much heavier volume % loans ard
many millions less IN deposits whil. The
excess reserve IL only half as large a.
reported Tor the corresponding week In
1894
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
-. LOUIS Grain

g: Louis. July E.-Flour-ouI.; ard "
charged.
Wheai-Novei VI early on sharp oe-
nand. The advance vas sustained, TIE
market toward The close going s-iD hiEE-
e. Strou ger cables caused ire s--sr = :
a -er n the Cay. No. red. cash es-zc'
July. s.itc BID: September. 7casc b.d.
Co-u-The future market was disposed
% Be easy this morning n sympathy "a -
declines elsewhere. bEt reports OF hot
winds and damage 20 ne crop II Ne
braska kept a good many from selling
and there was nttiA decline T. price ne
market closing firm. No. 1li1@d. css1s
- BID. July. SO. september. go ? 2
Oats-SrTc1g {. sympathy Mn = aest
and corr. No trading 500 E-sfes
strong. No. cash. &c BID; July. 80.
S@pter-beT. 80
Rye-Nc. > regular. zc I'D
Earisy-<o-iuzl
Grass seeds and ti-ot kT-Sor--1zl W.
for August: Others uuch21Es1
Corn u1@zi-r@ a0Tse
ETan-FIrr1. szs- sic szcks5. 80
Eay-Fsl-ir active. timothy. rsT. = ~
= ~. olE. - &c I5e,s. ry-zt-is. oss. 1t
y - this Ei6s.
Wooi-z.g,e- and u-chz-gef
ipts-Flcgr. z.s- ~rest. = 90
corn. =. 90: cats. T 90 sh.p-7s-ts-F-ioz-.
flour, 1.g,s. wheat. > 90 earn -r.."l. o2is,
- 5,..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28

FaI Rive. HarE-. Jgiy -7.-Th~ pin.
clota market Advanced during - tom
- cents % J fseT cent over That rzrz.Y-
Manufacturer bid CT .or ? LIS o~rs.
~ Ire last % ths week when tnsz tst
some spots ard f1tzIr~s 70 =. the r.sr-
k. Irsce. TIE esrI2nd Bas stysnx al
'nsre s-cult haze tse~1 laTx~ s4sss =
TIE -TszE1sfsctursrs lad rl1s lseer stc,s,
90 eel TIE sz3ss CO of5s eHff-ssss
snro1ge TIE week Only a se~ So.
regulars ~err sd aQfn@ C.rfazS~- A.
NveTlez were foi4 for s.izaIy bette
prices tASn 80 razTx~- TA% rexgI.r.
so6 49, rnozfig * fssivery "a g~ussr,.-
- zad Or.o1er- TIE zsiez p. ostss a..
s-atts-e1 szsc1r tie mills "a ret very
large iosa
TIE kulk - s-ross a-s obs srs So A..
IvrT cs c.eH Sol FRAY Tsa th-oaxa
20 I8nEzrT IL Deliveries pss~ 10 -
.n~ Prod Scfioa s~zy.nx ths sgo~k a.
~sszrESa Nzrxet ss-y rr-s a. - css..
rias ta- cert E0s rr-zn zfzrts.rers a.
Hfiu res~szgg inciirrf 60 hos1 -
: iS-fs ce-ta T.~ gr1@p~~ss - ga
Ssesaess zAsas zTs REGARDED as ,rorn.s-
irE
HszsE-E. FFussa<-a1 sns Fszrol furnish
fte fsiasHrz sfafessag.s- f-rr.ta-fis.-.
~ fas uss< - so rseer. segix~rse.
- ss-s s--fk fss2ts az szx. s. sgs e.
SEQ l1sa Last z~eks sfasx - go
sa4es f-11s - gs'ss ss-sgs q Saes. ss4
90 S.sets - SO ss-Gzrs - eee ST..
- -sexig Iei.s4sT AaxaNs SO $50
sssssessssy ssAsff. DrEolsr = sse. 49,
ssS<sss ASss. OsSsz7e<s i-.11s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
TRIES TO SAVE HER BOY.
Mrs. Hatch Securing Petitioners to Presi-
dent Cleveland to Pardon Her Son

Mrs. Hatch was in Wichita last week
quietly getting signers to a petition
to secure the pardon Of her son Clyde
MattoX.
There are many people who will con-
denim the crimes of Clyde Mattox but
very few people can be found but will
admire the devotion of this faithful wo-
man to her erring son.
Mrs. Hatch was in Leavenworth last
Friday and visited Clyde in the Jail
after which she called on Senator Ba-
ker. Edward Covill and other promi-
nent citizens of the place to get them
TO sign the petition for her sons pardon
and IL is reported that she was quite
successful in securing signers.
Mrs. Hatch after securing the sign
ers she desired went on to Washington
and her petition Will be presented to
Attorney General Harmon and Presi-
dent Cleveland this week and she will
make personal appeal for her boys
life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
Real Estate Trausfe-s.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
Ind Land company

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
r. r. Vermilion, qcd. tract 1850
by 1866 Z tin Sc l. sec 81 y lie,
also lots as 136 Lawrence avenue
% l36 Market st. 81 136 Main 81,
% 1876 Water ST, % 135 Wichita 81
Englishes 9th add =. . =. .s
r. r. Eermilion. sd. lots o. las
Market st. Englishs eth add lis
l23 122 and 12i Water 81 Eng
Iish 1th add, 122 IA 152 15S Waco
81, lib Wichita st. Englishs SIN
add, lots 10 Il 50 % IS 81 Waco
ave. Smith & Stoyers add. lots
50 SO los Is l35 81 "a la f22
12s Main 81, 50 l35 90 13s Market
50. lots - % 80 Il and Is 30 -
s. 40 Waco 81. ~ 80 81 So 50 100
$50 ~ 90 Is Water 81, 80 So "a
and and Wichita -. all in
Englishs 9th, So az Water 81
Fegtleys add. SIS S Main 81 Eng
lishs 9Th add. lots e. 100 lis rs
Main 81. IS l04 122 IS6 Main 81. all
IN Englishs 9th add. 1G9 rs Va
ter = and 100 1i9 and rs Wichita
50 EngGshs sth add 800. .-.... 5554
Peter Long. wd lots II l. Nasss-
ave. Fsnalount Pas - 80 -.- -
VI Henderson. 81. lots "a Is Law
renee ave. Grienenstein add o.. e7s
Maria L Tiff. ccd. lots cons.
Second s.. Firebaugh : sub 800 70
F ". Phillips. wd. - :. - q ie-- 30
Jessie Chamberlain, Nd. re I. - 5
Nv 800. -. :. 80. ...-...--. e5oo
5. 2 Gouse. vd. lots 20 IS Fa--
rells add. situated on cor Of An
ave and IIth 5; :. e.. - - -. :soo
J. II c. B-uhman. Nd = az s~
!. - Is e.. -. -. 1875
J. 9 Lewis. Nd. lots g and . Ohio
ave lambs sub o.. 90 800 1920
?. 3 Ra!nie. wd. lots J. and y
OHIO ave Lambs sub 80 80
Loretta Hilton. Qcd. lots Is =
ChautauQCa ave ScheumzchsFs
sub . $500. =
Mortgages released .. 49,. 49,. =. 4ss5
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ODE HaE.kFT.
London Anetioa @.le.

London. July 17.--At the wool zss~-
Ton salss today 1874 bales we're oTcr-
ed. OF which 100 were withdrawn A
good selSc;iol was offered which vas
met via strong demand from An4erl-
can and continental bGysr1 TIE FOL
loving are ~ sales "a detail. New
South wales 5.7tz bsIea. secured Ts0f.
23zd: greaay 547iad- Queensland s7z
bales: secured Sd4Is I'D. greasy tg
I'D victoria 3.1I7 bales. secured 4szI
Gis I'd: greasy %. . isssf EOu;h Au-
strata <1T bales. secured siSali. ~:
greasy 2Gsd- Tasmania II baf-z, srrezsT
80 New Zs-sianf SI17 bales. sco4red
1asdGis z5zf. greasy "a q gsssf Car.- os
God Hope and Szlal 81 bales. scat.r.
=! E31.lgz
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Winter patent. 81 3yG3. -: winter
straights. S2.0DT3.+0; spring patents. g 7olp
as; spring straights. s. solI3.2 .; bakers.
81. 9CG3.50
No. spring wheat, FOX 673stc: No. ?
DC; No , red. 7GA. G707sc. No ? corn. 4siLfp
27.c: No. white. 2sGEc: No. 2. 3DG94c
43@.c; No. 3 yellow. 4S1zQ43a.c. No. 2 oats.
No. 2 rye. iSizc. No. barley. nominal:
No. g 3ST37c; No T. nominal No.
fiaxseed. S.2e Prime timothy seed. 3 -.
Mess pork per bbI. so eDT10 s.. Lard,
per 10 lbs, e 2T1s.271z. Short rihs sides.
0oose}, ssnyGs u. Dry salted shoulders.
(hoxed), 5s.G5z4. Short clear sides, CooXedl.
c. Ge2. Whiskey, disNllers' finished
goods, per gal, s1.Zc sugars-Unchanged
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ST. Louis Produce.

St. Louis. July 27.-Buiter and eggs
Unchanged.
Lead-Excited and higher.
Speiter-Advancing and very strong.
sales, one car. az sos. and firmsr-
Whiskey-slcS.
Cotton ties and Observation-Disclosures.
Pork-Standard mess, jobbing. Sll-0.
Lard-Pr.me steam. 500; choice. S0.
Bacon-Shoulders. (boXed). $Ssi3: longs.
Sc. 70; ribs. S6S7ia; shorts. 500.
Dry salt meats-Sh oulders. (hoxed.
s. seie; longs, SSH: ribs, $50: shorts.