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FREDERICK L. SIDDoNS. Trustee.
Eel O. 2texS 1888 + st. NV.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auction

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auction
TRUSTEE 3 ssALEoF FIFTEEN BUILD
ING LOTS. IN BLOCK NO: 8. IN SUB,
DIVISION KNOWN AS .MARSHALL.
ACCORDING TO THE SUBDIVISION
THEREOF, RECORDED IN COUNTY SUB
DIVISION BOOK SIX l6l. PAGE 3g.
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated January
16. A. ID. 1s9o and duly recorded in Liber
No. 1891. folio AZ ct seq. one of TIE land
records OF tic District Of Columbia, and by
direction of The raIty secured thereby. l
shall fell at public auction i'll front OF the
premises. on THURSDAY. THE 27TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. $50. at
O'Clock %. nI., the following described real
District OF Columbia, to wit: An those
certain pieces or parcels of land and prem
7ses known and distinguished as and beng
all of lots numbered from one IL 10 fifteeu
tl5l inciG sive, i'll block numbered five
t5t. in the village of 'Marsiall,'' in said
county and District, together with all the
easements, etc, beionginE. Terms of sale,
one-half cash, OF which S25 on each piece
of property must be paid ct tie time OF
sale and faancc in six and twelve n:onths,
with interest iron. day of sale; TO bc sc.
curedb by purchaser sor purchasers notesanu
decd of trust on property sold, or all
cash at the option OF the purcha: er. Cen
yeyancing, ETC., at purchasers cost. Ierins
of sale 20 nc complied with within ten days
from dag Of sale, else trustee reserves right
TO sell properly at risk and cost Of default
after three days advertisement i'll some
newspaper published in Washington. u. c.
HOWARD l.. .CHKISTMAN. Trustee,
fe14-19-22-C6 945 Pa ave.
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ron SALE on EXCHANGES.

country or suburban property on the
RI ailrOld, not less lils rcfes, a handsome
dwelling on Capitol Hin; 8 ROOMS: all mod
ern improvements; convenient 70 two lines
or cars and herdics. Address Z. M. this
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE-stop paying rent; buy a
home In the improving section OF the
city. near new electric car line: 500 cash and
$40 per mo-; new 2-story frame house,
with nearly 1000 IT. OF ground, Soft.
alley In rear: hytirant water, ETC.; title
good; price 81 49,; No. 1885 st. Sc;
House open. O. n. BR ANT, owner, Ward
er Bldg, 9th and r mr.. fe25-3t.cm
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Auction Sales
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUctioneers.
6Io St n ".

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLE
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, ON LuD-
Low AVENUE. WHITNEY CLOSE.
By.Sirtue OF deed or trust dated 9 June
10. 1885. AMI recorded June 26. 1888, IN
Liber 2O3i, folio 146, of the District OF
Colunible Land Reeords. default savins ,, &c,
Cured hereunder, the undersigned VIII
offer at public sale on TUESDAY. MARCH
the Sd, a: D.. 1896, at O'Clock p; a. Ia
'front.' RI the premises, lot 3, In block 3. OF
the subdivision known as " whitney Close"
said lot fronting 61.47 feet On Ludlow
avenue, with a depth of 200 feet.
Terms OF saic-One-third cash. cne-tlilrd
In one year. and one-third % in two years, y OF
payments to he secured by deed OF trust
upon premises sold. and 10 bear interest
At the rate of rer cent per annun, from
the day OF sale, payable semi-lnnually. A
deposit OF $500 will lie required at the
time of sale. Terms OF sale to be COM
piled with in ten days or premises will be
resold at the risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser.
JACKSON II. RALsToN. Trustee.
1888 st. NV.
FREDERICK L. SIDDONs. Trustee.
Tel o. CtpyS 1233 + st. NV,
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wANrrD-rosrAor STAMPS.

DEPARTHENT Stamps. all kinds
, and any quantity, bought and higheQb
cash prices given. H. p. DUEKHQRH3
1908 5th - ~. de220
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BoAnlNG

wANTED-Af ffw boarders at SIS
- d month; goe1 11Aard and room; cen
yentent 10 iinss - cara 1914 .52d st.
NV. II
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FOR RRENT-Furnisl.c Observation-Disclosures
rooms, with first-ciass board; home
comforts: also use OF paT!or and piano;
fc25-3l-cm
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FOR SALE-At Brookland. D. c.. oae
OF the prettiest six-room houses IN the
village price $2,S6tI: easy terms. Adj
dress u. j.. Brook.and. D. C. fe2l-7t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOB 1s kteaea sna eitessrs eaeles one
almost new feather bed; cheap for cash
723 Sd st NV. Item
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w ANTED-If that engineer keeps on
having ''sprees" get one sober and reii-
able; best refs. Address n. E., this office.
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FOR RENC-3com., nnTur., pieasant2 I'd
story rooms. 5l1 I'd ST. NV.
feb22-7t
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wANTED-An experienced stenogra-
pber and typewriter desires position ut
once; refs. exchanged. Address STEM
0GRAPHER, 623 g Fairfax ST.. Alexan-
dria, Va. fe25-3t-em
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with or
Without board: heat. gas and bath; sat
isfaction or no charges made. 7lS Sth Sc.
city Te2O-Stem
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FOR SALE best Tiak- OF ilcnoators.
and see the incubators IN working order.
Schmid's Bird and Pet Animal Stores, 1l2
18th st. NV. and pS:ifPa- ave-
0c6-tf.
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FOR SALE-Pianos and organs 81
week; 20 used Instruments, ranging iD
price from S25 to $ 80. To go for So down;
81 weekly. BRADBURY WAREROOMS,
1925 Pa. ave. u fcl3.1men
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WANTED-The c1tlzeDs OF WaShinE-
ton 10 know that first-eiasS help, both
white. colored, male ard female will be
furnished free, with frs.-class refs. Drop
a postal, send messenger or call In person
af-,NATIONAL EMPLO YMENT AGENCY,
81 iOs,i 81. NV, room z. lSt floor. Item
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wANTED-By young. weIl-educated
and experienced salesman: situation OF
any kind. AL ref: not afraid or work. Ad-
dress Box s, this office. fe20-2t, EN-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-By young lady, of quiet
disposition, and desire to econoniize.
a young lady of similar character as room
mate in small suite of rooms; give occupa-
i,nn, age and personal description. Address
ECONOMY. this office. 1t
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pplitii9e 6onnsntipnen

SIR bic folsenben politiiden Ron.
pentionen persauft bic Santa Sc. .Babn
&unoreilesB Biaeite 3n einem Jabrpreife
bon allen puntten in 8eraS uno I'M
Sn6ioners 5erritorium.
sShr bic gtationale probibitions.&on
pention in pttisburg. pa., am II.
Mai '96.
sfiir bic gtationale &epublifanii1e
Ronpention in ST. 2ouis, No.. am
16. SUM- '96.
SIR bic Nationale peoples aonpen.
tion in ct. 2oui8, Mo., ON %. Snli
1896.
gDeQen ndberer gin3elbeiten In gee
aug auf 3eitbauer, Gabrplan &C.. menoe
man ii9 an irgeub einen Der Saaia Tes
Mgenten ober fGreibe an
%. 6. 3eenan,
@enerals agiersMgent.
@alpeifon, 3eTae.
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O}atiomale 3rnnentionen.


Die Suternational 8abn oerfauft
@uubreiie. Bilette au einem Gabrpreiie
fir bic folgenben NatiOnal &Onusn'
tionen:
probibitiohs.a aonbention, bonn 81.
bis 20. Mai.
aepublituuiide aOnOsutiOu, am 16.
SUM-.
Demotrotifde auupenticn, am I.
Suli.
populiftii9e atnpentiOn, am 27.
Suli.
Man tpenbe Ii6 on ben nG6ftgelege'
men Ngenien negen ndberem gef9eib.
9.S. Bric:. u. y. q. ".
paleitine, 9eras.
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8life trrtett III 6em Raltrt u1l1ber utlo
blieben auf bein Brief baften, Der oes
Generals 6anb entlunfen mar. Wlit
einem Sprunge erreidte 1ie ben @egen<
itano unb bob ibn auf. Ser @eneral
ftieB einen S9rei aus unb mollte ibr
bas 8apier entreiben, 9elene aber
ipanbte ii6 um, liei 3ur Sbiir btn uno
bepor es Senanb binbern fonnte, Las
lie bic .3eile: nDu batteit Reat,
Bapa: Sd muB iterben.
W2it 6ent Brief in ber 6ano griff
fest 6eleue mad bem 6er3en bic flie<1
genbe @lutb fdparb BON ibrem 9es
iidt, iie manfte unb tpdre 3lt 8ooen
aeifiirst, menn in biefem gu8enblid
@erbaro bon 6edenbOrf, Der eben bie
Treppe biraufgeitiesen mar, lie ni9t
aufsefansen batte. Stun iprausen gllle
bersu. Gtne tiefe Ohnmaft uniting
6elenenS Sinne.
Bon Nleranbra urlb Inna 9elettet,
bra6te @erbarb bic Sbn1nd6ti9e mad
ibrem 56lafsimnter. &urt uno 9ein5
liefen fort, Inn einen 9(rst 5u bolen,
8ollrieo ianf in einen Se1lel, Der @es
neral aber sin9 nit idperen S9ritten
iiber bic Grcppe bes Seitenfliigels gum
@intergartelt bin, babel murmelte er,
mie i'm gelbitseiprd6: pWtuB bod
mad oem 5obten feben!
Inter Balmen batten bic Diener
ViftorS 9ei6e aufgebabrt.
9ause itanb Der @eneral oa in bic
8etra6tuns ieines Sobnes periunten,
benz 1rube ipie cine sarte Wiaienblunte
anr Geite lag. 60 batten iid Bater
unb 9odter bic 6anb serei9t! llnb
0iftors bleideS antlis fab 10 friebli1,
10 rubepoll aus, ipie bas feineS aine
bes. Sait iAien eS benz General, ais
flimmere nod elm 9d6eln I'm bes Cob
mes blei6e 9ippen uno pl0sli6 glaubte
er bon ibnen bic Borte 81 b6ren:
,glles Wlumpit!" = llno ourd bic
ipiberitreitenben @efiible, bic In ieis
mem Snnern tpo9ten, rang lid) oteier
lei9tfertise, weltpera6tenbe stuss
ipruh, ben er 70 oft aus Yiftors Wlunbe
geb1rt, ipie ein sreller Mdtitrabl. Da
1iest Der fterblide @eit Detnes Cob
mes, iaste er iid, ber als uieloerfpres
denbes Menl9enfiub in bic @elt frat
unb 6el1en Ginbbeit Dein Seben bnr9
tauien6 5reuben unb 9offnunsen per<
i6Snte. llnb nun lit iein 9aases 2eben
mibts geiporben--als Wnnpit - sluf
einen @artenitubl nieberiinfenb, pers
billte er iein Geiidt NIT beioen 9dns
Sen unb ipeinte belize 9brdnen.
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Gin StrauBenma9en. Die
p&euue Scientifique" beridtet, baB in
einer Menaserte tiirslid elm StrauB
uerenbet iei, beiien Wtasen fOl9enbe
@eeenitdnbe entbielt; bic Spise eineS
Reeenidirmes (Giien unb SolO, 3tpei
s9lhliel, BON benen Der eine l2 Cent?
meter lang ipar, eineu Srauenfamm
aus idmar3em Sorn, Slpei 9oblens
itiide, elm ieioenes 1ud, brei sleiels
feline, sipei 8obenitiide bon @laS'
flaf6en unb Wtunbbarmonita !
Gs ipurbe iibrisens fonitatirt, baB Der
StrauB nidt etwa an einen Wlasens
leiben, ionbern an Der 9unsenl6pinbs
iu9t seitorben lei.
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(SortIetuns foIst)
Gin ,perthppIles @eeept.

Der @ebatteur Morrifon bon ber in
Wortbington. Jnbiaua, erf6einenben
aSun" 51reibi: vgie haben Elm tpertb'
polIes ascept in bem Electric 8itters1
unb i6 fanu baKelbe Sebermann NIT
euteH GemifIen enlpfeblen als eiu Utits
tel gegen 8eritopfung uHb Wfigrdne.
An1. aIs Miittel 3ur allgemeinen 4ufs
friihuna bes Gpitems bat es ni6t fei'
nes @lsihen. Jrau Nunie Steble,
1926 Cottage Grope Nbenue In Gbis
cago mar bo0Rdnbig eri96pft, He
tonnte meber eiIen nod nerbauen unb
batte &adeni9mer3en, bic he gar ntd9t
mebr uerlaiien tppllteu. sic fitblte
fi6 total enttrdftet, aber feds Glafhen
electric Bitters felten ibre Geiunbbeit
tuieber Der un6 perIieben ibr neue
3raft. preis so Gents unt $1.0O bic
GIafde. gu babeu iu Der 9lpotbete
bon ". Dreib.
- Die Alfaire bes @orrssbpnbenten
8l6t6forb bonn gonboner DAILY Te'
legraph", Der einem feIe9rdpbenbe'
omten In Berlin auf bic Singer ftblug.
neil tr ibm ni1t f6Hea genug teIe9ra.
pbirte, wirbeIt in Berlin biel 6taub
auf. 8Iatdfnrb ioate erf 3u elmer
baftfrafe berurtbeilt perbeu, auf fein
Bitten 3pg iebeh bic Boitbernaltu1g bic
alage 3urid uub lieB ibn nit 100 Mart
8uBe on bic Nrmenfa1e bur6i9lhpfen.
Die .6taatsbhrgerjeiiune4 beaei6aet
Stepban'S Berhalten Gls .emp0renb"
bic .Sages 3eitune' Der8leidt bas
8ortommuiB nit benz .2oais Stern.
Gall1. Die .aren3 3sitans" bdlt bas
@erfabren ftir xfaum slaublid' unb
lpia obmariem, Oh es fid behdtist. Oas
r8erIiner fogeblatt4 siebt cine milbere
0erfon bes 1orfalIeS; bagegen be.
merit Der .Sannooer'i1s Courier bic
8eilegung Der Sa6e auf benz geaebes
nen Wege mib.rfprdde bollfdnbig Der
Saltung. bic Giaatsfefrstdr b. Mar,
fGal i'm Sale Souls Stera beoba@'
tet babe. Wan bdtte benz freben @ngs
Idnbtr cine berbe 2eftion geg6nnt.
- Sames o. @dles. Der "Compt.
roller Of the Currency in Woib!ng'
ton, bat einem Snterpieuer eegeniiber
nit benz Nusbrnd bes tiefften 8ebau'
erns susessben. bab fi6 bic gertreter
Der @utgeIbwdbrung innerbalb Der
bemotratifGen partei In bOhnnngslo'
| Ter Wiuoritdt befinbetI.
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1auienbe Tdle DON e&winofnet
ultima, Dufen, grtdltuus uub Dssnnd
tuerbem tdslidb sebeiIt bard ebtlsb's
Cure. Bum Bertauf Bel aaitepsr q
S@u&arb, Sames gIaSta, 8. >. 6pel'
Ieifp, q. Gobn 8 &c., g. Stetn, esrs'
trail Drug Store, u. 6&weppe.
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Su 8erbinbuns biermit III elm
Sifd d.. uno u u It tern. ~ { t.
9deIi9 frif6e Slide, auitern, Milb,
@efiieel aller 9lrt. 8 elepbon 399.
geiteaungeu merben in ir9enb einer
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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geasn 0ispepRs mnb 2eberleiben
babe SIR bic sebrudte @arautie an ie'
ber Slaf@e bon Sbilob's Bitaliaer.
gs beilt INNER. Gum Bertauf BET
Ralteper & 59u9arb, Sames @lasin,
s. q. GpeaeTp. &. gobu & Co., y.
stein, Central Drug Store, VI.
69weppe.
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Der 6eHe sre,,no amf erbett.

Seit breisis Sabren baben fih 2atfs
BiIen oils elm Sssen fir eiuen jeosn Sn'
pdliben erwieien. Sie iiub nit Re9t ein
6reuno oes 2ranfen an nennen.
Cinf bekannte Cbat(a1t
ift Is, bab burd bic @ole peruriahte
&opfidmerasn, Dpspspfs, @assnidurs,
Walaria, gerfopfuns un6 idmmtli@s
bamit perwauOte 9ranfbsiten bura
3utt'S &ebet - Ytuett
pounamots t,srirt ,vtrosp.
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0erboten murbe bas9i9ar-
rettenraud)en auf ben StraBen
jiinsitbiu bur6 cine itdotiide Srbi,
nan, in einem tleinen 2Own unpeit
eranflln, 3nb. DaS 8erbot erltredt
ii6 auf 9eoermann unb auf jebe
IaqeSs unb Jla6t3eit.
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Ny&attbies Brptbers,

GleiIder, sos gait 9OufOn StraBs,
2iefern bas pprshsIi9fe &inbs, S6af'
unb S9neineHeiid. g pe3ia LTD T..
SungeS &aIbfleii d. Nue Sor'
ten bon Wurft.
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Ger ominSfe Srasetaiten.
aus einem tbiirinsilden Orte rpirS
bas folsenbe 6rollise WiBoeritanbniB
bert6tet. Gin gerein belt eine
Stsuus ab; bas 8rotofoll Der porisen
mar oerlelen, elm 8Ortrag sebalten uno
bariiber biSfutirt porbeu. Gnbli1 fam
man CUR @rlebi9unS bes Sragefaitens.
Na6bem etnise Srase5ettel erSffnet
uub beautnortet tporben fparen, ents
faltete Der 8oriisenbe einen 3ettel,
aus ben, er laut porlas; r,Sbr ieio ia
Glle Bruu,modien!" llnb slei6 binz
terber entfubr benz 8oriisenben bic
Neuberung: Gas lit bod gar teine
6ra9e!" @r nollte bamit natiirli6 nur
iasen, bab Der Sra9efalten nur fir
Srasen beitimmt iei, aber bic ,3tpeis
beutiefeit ieiner @orte eutfadte als>
balb allseueine 9eiterfeit.
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9emtIdbe 8ebanoInna.
0as @ebG,ibe, eiaens fir ben 8ped bergeitent, bat
grpBe Sdumlidfeiten petbe nit ben m0berniten @ers
6eIernngen berieben finh unb bietet babur 6em Has
tetten 9fnnebmiiffeiten unb BprtheiIe, pele er tn
artern berartgeu bon Gmerifanern 9eeiteten Snitis
titen lbt fiuoen iuirb
Sic ar5bte 8rars unb bas bpuftdnbialte Snititut In
ben Ser ST. ein 5tpeites Snftitut ber g8elt bot 10
biee punoernp[e S3eilnngen 5u ber5eihnen. Saielbe
1T INN Mer5ten geeitet, bic 25=idhrige Brnats uno
opital= grfahrung in Gmeriia iIno europa beiiben.
Spesielle @btbeilungen fir ipe5tele &rantheiten.
Sriainametbooen fur gs9an6lnng tn SaIle; @rsBes
ulter ppfitiber @aratie oie rpnijen nnb beraipeis
iclten 2Mnsei=, Gals, Ghren=, Raier= Mager=, @e-
odrn= 2ebers, Sers= Nieren=, 8lafen< Srauen=, @es
1irn=, Yerner, 9alt=, 8lut=. Hribaf lno Geihle9tk
slrantheiten. GbiriiraiidJe &ranfbeiten Spe5iens
Bebanolung fir SfmtnbSudht, &atdrrh, Snipepfe,
Rhenmatisinus, @rebs, Banbtpurm, Se1orrbpioen
uno 5alliudt.
yrinat. Mnb @ei1le9tsz Granfbeiten,
gerlorene Mannesfraft, SomenfnB, Sameni9pdde.
sYolaen usenbIider itnbeiOnuenbeifen unb gefdIedt
G5ebd@tniiies NIB Der gnerate Smpoten5 uip. itnel
unb bleibenb aebeilt bur ME ebIfGaserbe GrisinaE
bebanbIuns Syphilis. Gtrtctur unb @eid1led1tsz
&rantbeten ieoer Grt, tperben in eer frae m6gliden
Belt frrrt &iren 9arantirt. po fie anoeren niBlun
gen fino. Heorige @ebiihren unb Gorreiponben5
itren9 Uertraulid] Stunben BON 11br Rorgens bis
1br aGeub5; Sonn= unb s}eiertdgen, bis 10 nhr
Rurgens. MuSapdrtiGe Wafiemfem nit unfehl=
pdreTi @rfolGe brieflih bebanbelt. nnterfnhunge<
fprmnlcr nnb nGie SdnSwebren oes Sebens," CO
Sitter L crbcn frei 5ngeidift. abrefiirt
CEEMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
S6e .g son mmo @rie et.. SoIsSe, D.
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ALAMO COLD STORAGE MARK1'

@de SOuiiOn' unb SoIebab' straBe.
Ale Sorten 6Ieii6 in better Qua:
litdt birett aus benz Refrigerator.
Speaialitdi: 8efers Wurit: Sortsn
aer0u6erte 3ungen, &anhfell6 &c.
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down in St Louis for sixty-nine cents
per hundred, and that that therefore
must be the rate to st Louis; and
further. that Kansas City, being on 4
waterway. was entitled to the same
rate. but Wichita being on the prairies
must pay from Kansas City for TWO
hundred mile local haul at local rate
additional, the said sugar in the mean
time being hauled from San Francisco
to ST. Louis daily through Wichita.
If the railways of Kansas would hut
cut loose from the dOminancy Of their
combine connectiOns-We don't know
that they can-and abandon the fool
long-haul-for it is the shOrt-local-haul
which pays-they could double the pop
ulation of, and quadruple their traffic
and earnings in Kansas within a period
of five years. Kansas City, Missouri,
under such a policy might cease TO
control the products of and no longer
own the state of Kansas. and Calves
ton. New Orleans and other Gulf ports
might be more or less benefited, but
Kansas would become great, rich and
powerful, and becoming SO render the
railways which traverse her territory
and serve her people, paying invest
ments, which they are not now.
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rampant when excited among the
American people whom congress rep
resents. That Cleveland has taken
pains 10 adopt a conciliatory tone To-
wards Great Britain is also shown by
the recent utterances of Chamberlain.
who was glorying in England's
strength a few weeks ago. but who
now talks of settling the matter IN a
perfectly friendly manner.
If we force England into arbitration
of the Venezuelan matter we have Won,
of course, but the present attitude u
Cleveland's administration bears the
ear-marks Of a preparation for a back
down. Conciliatory measures are not
in line with the stirring message sent
10 congress last December, nor in keep
ing with the strong, minatory words
which Olney wrote TO Salisbury.
America is practically sovereign on
this continent today and its fiat is law,
was a bold stand and an honest stand,
and did not denote Cancellation at any
stage Of the game.
Cleveland appears 10 be weakening,
and probably is. Assumption and
bravado appears To be almost every
thing in diplomacy, and when. they
fail, war must come. 1t was with as
sumption that Mr.. Cleveland started
out in this Venezuelan matter, but he
is apparently unwilling TO live up 10 It,
Waller still languiShes in a French
dungeon and will stay there until a
Republican president is elected, simply
because Cleveland hasn't the foreign
policy backbone TO demand his release.
The Cuban insurgents have made a
gallant fight, and il is our duty as a
Republic to recognize them as belliger
ents without further delay, but Cleve-
land hangs back and the committee on
foreign affairs with him, together with
congress which listens reverently and
sacredly to the advice of that commit
tee.
With the single brilliant exception of
the Venezuelan message. Cleveland is
not of 1.-THE vigorous foreign policy"
sort, and it is to be regretted that in
the Venezuelan affair this government
should weaken its case by assuming TO
believe that conciliatory tone or act
towards Great Britain is necessary,
prudent or advisable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-30
sUNCoMBE PRAYERS.

Several Of the eastern newspapers,
and especially the New York Evening
Post. are now making a fight on the
blind chaplain OF the house 81 repre-
Seutauves, who was elected over e
Kansas man.
This chaplain : given 20 praying The
Lord % keep the Monroe doctrine in
tact and also ~ restore the Mckinley
tariff duties.
This angers the Post and il proceeds
70 review the political prayers Of hLs-
tory. IL says that long before the
time 81 our blind chaplain. prayer wac
made. by men a. morally b.lnd as u.
q vehicle for 81 forms 81 malice AID
Im7ie-y. and erected a. a sort u shell
ter between uortaIs and rhe Almighty
behind which they might commit crime
70 tlei- hearts content The praying
hats ~ Louis q as described -
Scott following good E-s-uE.c4l author
iryi .n Quentin DBTFE ard, belr q
strong family resemblance % those a.
the leader o. our csoEres-loaal dero-
ri1ns. he carried 10 his ha;-bzud 2
dom Little lead figures q saints
among which BE- ccuii cloz-z al ia-
fercess5r according 20 tie variety o.
blackn.Ss q TIE cr..le ~ MS med.-
tauug. When about 10 COMPASS the
dean q tie assf0lggeE, Ae selected our
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-30
MRs. WALES WAL.

Mrs. Waller says in her communica-
ton that had her husband been a Brit
iSh subject De- would not uDw De Ian
gushing in prison There Is % doubt
Of the truth IL this. II Waller had
been q subject Of Great Britain be
never would have been a consul IN
3iadacascar. consequently never been
mixed mp il any Tamatave contrartz
Mrs Waller COS too FAR in her lm-
possible suggestions ia which ~ make
a point against the government which
had h01ored her husband a. ID other
country would Mrs Waller wouId
have come nearer puucur.ns tae Sit
nation had she remarked that were
the same party now in power whicA
had h0nored her husband. he wouldn't
now D. iauCuishinE IN 4 French prison.
Thac might have hurt her cause wl-h
the p-s-r1J adulnisrral5n. but IL has
done nothing effective u tie pre-lises
any Vay.