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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

Bot etma 80 Sobren, ols Der @e*
bellionstries, Der 4 SABRE lang ben 8e:
itanb ber @epublit bebrobte, ii@ ieinem
Gnoe ndberte, i@rieb Der meitiebenoe
Mbrabam 2incoln, Der Mdrtprer Prdii:
bent, BET iein 0olt 9enou tannte unb
pon teinen beuor3usten Rlaiien etmas
miiien mo0te, einen intimen 5reunb,
,uorin es ,u0rtli@ beibt: n Nls cine 6olse
bieies &rieses iinb sroBe @orporationen
seldafien 1uoroen uno cine 3eit Der &or>
ruption in ben oberen S@i@ten wiro bic
Tolse iein. Die @elomd@te bes @anoes
,peroen iu@en, ibre 9erri@aft bauerno
gu befeltisen, inoem iie auf bas 0orurs
tbeil ber Ma6en ipetuliren, bis a1er
&ei@tbum in .uenisen @anoen ton3entrirt
uno bic @epublit uerni@tet 1T. Sd bese
nm bic 3utunft unieres 2anbes jett cine
9roBere Ve1or9nlB ais le 3uoor -- |elol1
in ben i4weriten 3eiten bes &rieses.
@ott sebe, oaB meine Befiirdtunsen un>
besriinbet iein m0sen. ~ 2eioer mug
ss}eoermann 3useiteben, baB 2incoln bic
3utunft bieiss 9onbes nur aQjuri4tiS
beurtbeilte. Nber mod 1T Polen ni@t
perloren" unb ,penn bas 0olt nur ernit>
lid uiQ, bat es immer nod bic Ma@t
in 6anben, ii4 pom benz Sod ber unters
brlduns 3u befreien. @enn es ober
pon bieier Ma4t, bic in Dem Stimm>
3ettel beru1t, teinen @ebrau@ MAIDEN
m,u, banu lit ibm leiber ni@t gu belfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

Die Giienbabn>Masnaten i&einen
barauf perieiien gu iein, bic materialilti>
ide 8ebouptuns gu iqutriren: r&e.ne
politii@e Treibeit obue mirtbi&aftli@e
unabbdnsisteit. Sie 5winsen iett ibre
Mnseitellten, ii@ our@ Namensunters
i9rift fit Mc&inlep 81 ertldren, menn
iie ni@t molen, baB iie auBer Broe se>
lett ,perben. Wir miiBten uns aber
iebr tdui@eu wenn bieie 3manssbeteb>
runs ni@t bel uielen Mrbeitern unb Ins
seiteQten bic 9esentbeilise Wirtuns am
Babltase 5aben iollte. (Winona.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

&Netttt man Der non Der @olbprefe
INNER mieoer aufs Neue perbreitete Na9>
ri9t Der id,pinoenoen Popularitdt Wrps
ans unb ber Mbnabme Der StlbersSbee
lieit, uno slei@3eitis pom ben 5u Gbren
bes prdiioenti@afts : @aneibaten Der
t5ilberleute iiberaq i'm Qanbe tattHnben>
ben &ieienoemoni itrationen uno Suatios
men Na@ridt erbdlt, mug man ii@ uns
miQtiirlid iiber cine oerarti9e GntiteQuns
pom Ebotia9eu uermunoern. Selbit in
Obio, benz 0eimatbs>Staate Mc&inz
leps, fanben in letter 3eit berarti9e
&unosebunseu itott, 1pel@e ben @olos
leuten gu oenten seben iooten. Vim
Montas III letter Wo@e ipra@ Brpan
in @lepelono in brei 0eriammlunsen uor
etuer Meni4enmense, mie man iie in ber
8aloitaot nod ME Suuor Suiammen &C.
ieben bate. Die aerdumise Central
Mrmorp uno bic MuiitboQe, bic sr0bten
Yeriammlunsslotole in ber Stabt, in
mel4en ;,uei Der Neben sebolten purben,
tonnten nidt ben uierten Sbeil ber Malt
fen balten, bic eri@ienen ,uaren, ben
Yrdioenti9aits: :@anoiooten oes Volfes
;u ieben uno gu b0ren. Mu4 uor bent
6oQanoen l0otel, no Brpan bic brittle
@eoe belt, ltauoen bic Meni@en &opf
an &opf bis gu elmer Gntfernuns BON
flnf Blod na9 alien &i9tun9en bin.
Die @eiammt;abl ber lbeilnebmer an
bielem fir Gleuelanb emi9 oentwiiroi9en
Greisni0e mirb auf minoeitens bun>
bert Tauenb 9el3dtt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

2Dte i9aoe, oaB bel benz iett mieoer
eintrdsli@en @ei@dfte bes @oloimports
bic Seem Oorter Bantiers bic @esieruns
ni@t bur@ slei@3eitise pIiinberuns Der
@olbrej jerue 3u neuen 8onoaussaben
Sminsen biirten! Das 9erj mub ben
eblen Batrioten f6rnli@ bluten III BEN
@ebanten, bag man bas profitable Spiel
benz ameritanii@en 0olte iett, 10 turj
Dor ber Wabl, ni@t anbieten oarf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

Gttt 6armer aus &ice 2ate, Steele
County, ldbt ii@ in einem r@inseianot"
an bic ct. Yauler r8olts3eituns" fol:
senbermoBen iiber bic @elbfrase uerneb>
men:
rGin lunsidtriser 2eier Der Bolts
3eituns" uno ais einfa@ i&li@ter Tor;
,ner ioQte ebenfaqs Elm tleiues Plat@en
in Der vVoltsseituns" beanipru@en 81
biirfen bere&tist iein, unb amar in bisier
sesenwdrt,sen Silberfra9e UNI 10 mebr.
@ir Tarmer iinb natiirli@ ni@t 10 banse
fir elm bis@en mebr Silber als bic rel:
den @olbb0de! @as mag Yettere 51
elmer 10 ni@tsiasenoen Gur&t ueranlai:
fen? Sinb iie banse, oab iie iu 3us
tunft nit ibrem @oloe n.@t mebr 10
sambeln tSnnen, uie iie IS bisber se>
tban? MuB es ni@t fir eiuen ieben
aufri@tis oentenoen Meni@en fate uno
abseiamadt eri@einen, wenn er bic ul:
tramontansn Nrtitel in ber Tolts5ei:
tuns" liei. bab Der Garmer reip. Nrbeiter
unter ber Silbermdbruns 81 leioen babe?
@er leibet penn mobl mebr unter benz
ietisen @oloitanoarb, als ber arme Tar>
mer? Ober slaubt bic 0oltsseituns"
bag es Wanberbilt, @oulo unb @onior>
ten ober bic 9tationalbanfen inb? Nein,
mir Tarmer itiumen einfa@ fur Brpan,
unb unier aQer @uni@ lit nur Der,
bic vWolts5eituns" gu bitten, uns NIT
benz 9o9ldub3oubesliider Mc&inlep
peri9onen ~ moQen."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Sic @i(berbeueauua 1T feline Neuo

Sic Silberbewesuns 1T feline @euos
luton - lie 1T nur cine Gontres&euo>
luton sesen bic yteuolution, mel@e ii@
auf ben @ebieten ber Probuction uno
bes 3anoels iett ieoen Sag gang uon
ielbit uousiebt. Sic &leineu, bet Mits
telitano, itrauben ii@ sesen bic @er>
ni9tuns, bic ibnen pom Seiten Der
@roBen unb Starten brobt. Dieie
@roBen unb Starten iinb bic NJ a : + ~
Neuolutiondre. (Wa@ter u. Inieiser.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

Die 3obl Der electoral Stimmen
mirb bieies Sabr 446 betra9en. 8 mebr
als in 1899, ba in3'uii@en l1tab Staat
semoroen 1T. IS iinb iomit 224 Stims
men CUR GrmdbIuns erforoerli@. SoQte
fid bas Notum unter brei &anoioaten
pertbeilen unb teiner berfelben bic obio>
Lutte Mebrbeit, ndmli@ 224 Stimmen,
betommen, 70 fdnt bic @nti@eibuns .ns
&epr6ientantenbaus, tpel@es oann na@
Oelesationen abi itimmt, nobel ieoe De-
(sont;o, e;np Sf;n,tr,p nhniht r.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

sSn @isconiin lit oer @onsreB>Wbs
seorbnete Sauerberins bur& cine @iez
nomination seebrt ,porben. Sein slei9s
falls beriibmter College @@ludebier m,u
iia basesen bic Sa9e nod einmal iibers
leaen. Gs mdre ,pirtli9 fatal, ,penn
nur elmer bieier beiben srobeu Mdnner
in ben @onsreB sieben wiirbe.
(@leu. @d@ter II. anj.)
Stimmt! S@ludebier, ober rfeite" ,
ionit bat ein Sauerberins ieinen Beruf
uerfe1lt. (Nnn. b. DruderteufeIs.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
S@,,tteoe.0cj6dtt.

Die unter;ei@neten ma9cm bicrmit betannt,
b II iie bas friiber uom Sobn @iebenbrunuer
sefiibrte S9miebeseidaft oil ber Gde
uon @enter uub MiNneiota StraBe,
iett inter benz Sirmanamen Siebenbruuner
& 9ilburs 9en,einidaftlid bctreiben. aue
S6mieoearbeiten tperben auf bas geite Be-
iorSt unb benz 8eidlasen pon 4ierbem pirb
gang beionoere @nfmertiamteit seidentt.
Sebm eietembramxes.
DaaI DtIburG.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Muterifa itebt am 0orabeno elmer

bebeutenoen Gnti@eiouns. Gntmeoer
merben bic Suterenen oer BeQ Eelepbon
60. unb ber @eItern Union pereiniat,
ober es entitebt Elm &f. Dem pu'
blitum mGre NIT benz letteren bener se>
bient.-(peoria Come.
No9 bei5er ,pare benz 0olte seoient,
uenn bas Telepbonwel en- iammt benz
1elesrapben, .pie bic poit, unter &esies
tdme.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

&c. s.. pornburs uertouft Bis gum
l. Wouember Oefen aQer grt gum &oz
itenpreis; cine CUTE @ele9enbeit it9
einen biuiaen Ofen ansui4affen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
l1nid9li.bes Gle,,b
bur&
Rbeunatismu6
6. 8. ains. Ds.er Dallss. Rii.. ssbet!t bar@
Aucr'# 4arCapartlla.

Stint Sobre lang lit id unideli&es eleno
our6 3beumatismus in ben Musteln. S4 rers
;udte teoes nmr m5eli6e Nittel, 100 bic beten
aer,te 1u Ratbe, beiu&te breimal 9et Springs.
art.. tuas mid auber ben Doctors s%e4nungen
$1,000 tofete. tonnte aber nur le!twe,l.oe W.
!ei&ten'ne eeipinnen. Mein Vle.l9 na9m s,a,S 70
ipoo: uein Infer Wrm uno linleS Bein tuarea
beraoaen unD bic Nusieln In 5snoten juian1mens
eebadt. Sd tonnte mid ni&t telbt aatle'os'1'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
3ementarbettett.

Bon lest an perbe td wteber aue Mrten pom 2ement
arbeie etnrlet Oh In Ronrat betm Gag, bernebs
men. sic beiten Sorten Cement Nno ftets bur4 t9 5u
be,ieben 8er irsenb etwas In bteier gtnte 1ot !@t
tbSt aut, wenn er BET mir porprt4t fur quite Aroeu
rpirb garantirt.
s* Gde 9tate> H. Morbitr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
ALDER! STEINHAuSER,
M6DDfQt Il. NDtQr.
afae< im aeitpIp4 9ebaup

Ne,p lln,, Mt''n.
rlnteriu@unS por Beiibtiteln uno @runos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cine Special'tdt.
Golectionen ,perben prompt beiorSt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

Sheep-Receipts, 2alo: shipnents. Sooi
market steady. muttons. S20oQs3 -
ST LOUIS.
81. Louis. Jan. eA-Cattle-Receipts a.
So. shipments. 30, market weak bur not
Quotably lower: native export steers, - -
fi4 -. far 20 choice spring. s.. 9satf -.
dressed beef grades, s. 1..tis =. bulk Of
sales S3 asll4.00. steers under Lo,o pounds.
s.. 6JeI35a bulk Of sales g. ISD3--l. stoekcrs
and feeders. S2esei3.75. bulk - sales $40
sales Se2,as3 -; canning COWS. 81 Zaoi - az
calves, Ssesl6 3. mostly - 5prf60a. bulls.
chiefly s. o,-I- -. Texas steers. grass s. 80
d3l0 fed SI9EI4.o1. bulk of latter $50
3T3. COWS. s. sSffgOU
H0gs-ReCcspts 6.3l0; shipments 71oo:
market strong 10 cents higher heavy,
S,.sDGf4 Is. mixed <21"u9 70. lgh;. 3 Asp
40. bulk or sales. &@su4'o.
ssheep-Eoccipts. 800. shipments. 10:
market steady and nrm. native muffoua.
8 75s08 90. low grades 8 5MfLt9, southern.
s. EGi3 =. lambs, $7.Ssft+ N.
NEW YORK
I New York. Jan. 2i.-Eecves-Receipta.
steers. common 20 fair. S5N9iE. good
s. 4JaS e. oxen. seaGTfi1j. bulls. s. dolI1 o.:
COWS. s. .spU2T5. Gables lower. American
steers. 9liaa.c dressed weight. refrigerator
beef 7lfS1a-.
Sheep and iambs-Receipts. 2 Ie90. sheen
slow az g S5ll9.55 for common 20 priw~:
common and medium lambs barely steady
good 70 choice tride urruer. poor 20
prime. 3 S7l4D6 %. chOice. s. is<f6 iZis
Hogs-Kelelpts. 6.sz5. steady a. A2s9
1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
THE CHURCHES.

At the German Evangelical church
on South Market street. Rev. J. Silber-
mann. the pastor, Will preach next Sun
day at Il a. m. on the Value OF Inter
cession." After the sermon the newly
elected deacons, Jacob Bissantz and H.
Walter viii be installed by the pastor.
Special music will be rendered by the
choir.
Central Baptist church, corner Doug
las and Cleveland avenues. Regular
preaching services at 1870 a. m. and 7:S0
y. m. L. A Hall. pastor. Subject morn
ing sermon: THE Baptism OF the Holy
Spirit" Evening theme: Favorable
Conditions for a Revival Sunday
school at IL n. W. II. Harrison, supeTn
tendent. Junior Union at 3 ?. m. Bi-
bic Club at s p. n. r. Y. p. ". az $50
2. m. Public cordially invited 20 all
these services. Z. 3. Walden, choirster.
The Rev. John F. Won Herl;ch VIII
present two important and highly in
te-esting subjects at St Johns church
Sunday. The Era Of Principles in
the morning. The Nature and DuTa-
zion OF Future Reward and Punish
Ils-lt" n the evening.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
GENERAL Markets

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Jan. 2i-Butter-Steady
creamery. 171lIec: dairy. l30l5c-
Erg-Jr Unchanged. 1-zc.
Hsy-TmOthy. $4,000 %. prairie. 30
qIy1.
s.. Louis. Jan. s4-But-er-Duu. weak
creamery. lsQ2c, dairy, LalJc-
EgES-S teaCy. Isc.
Nh.sky-SIZZ
Corn r1eal-Sl-206 20.
Bran-Sacked sod east track a. 80.
'ia1seed--IIl CHER. 81.
Timothy Scel--Ss g'ylf5. %
Hay-Steasty. timothy. S.p1lf3 o.. pTa--
re, 3 3J0105J this side
Pork-ou.et; standard mess tobb-ng. Cd.
SO ~. new. tlos-4.
Lard-Quiet; prime. ss-sH; choics. 80.
Bacon-e1Oulders. fso1e-J $s-@s-z. 4gslss,
8 ~. rsbs. 8 81. shorts, s5-o9.
Dry salt rnsa ats-So0Blderz. fb0TetJ =.
longs. = %. rsbs. Ss.5J. saorts. 80.
%EW YORK.
Ssw York. Jan. 3i.-Cut rueat5-F'.rrr
pi~klsd hans. 7i.f7ec.
Lard I'm. wes-srn steam closed a.
. 10 asked. January. E5-s6. noFaiuaL
Ta,loE-Stea1y. city. i5-lsc. ooustTy,
Po,ro,egm-s.eas5; Ual;se closed -
Turye- tlne-T1L. 5p6esc.
LIvERPOOI.
LIVERPOOL. in Zs-f>Asf-EItrz Ir5-2
mes To- prime r1ssg. - -
Fo-k-FT-nss wsss. 1rs Se5-e-7. - = ,
L-a-a-DuI. prime westeru. -. -rsa1e-1.
g. aai.ss - -
Hs.-er-FI-es. JaL.et s.a,es. 81. gosS
Ee
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

cables and slack spot demand. local senti-
ment bearish: closed easy az a net loss
of ljsIz5 points; sales, 1880 bags. includ-
ing March. Si2.soul2.9O
SpOt-Rio nominal; No. Z, lStsc; mild
dull; COrdOva. TGlSC.
SantOs-Quiet; good average Santos 10.
500; receipts, 7.VOO bags; stock. $500
bags.
1890 bags.
Havre-Quiet, Lql5 pfennlg net decline;
sales. J.. 600 bags.
Rio-FLat: No. Rio 13, $50; exchange,
81 pence: receipts. 5 90 bags. cleared for
the United States. II. .J0O bags; for Europe.
1900 bags; stock. ~. 90 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday, 6.4S7 bags, New / ok stock to-
day, 26f SO bags: United States stock. 10 -
O43 bags: afiOat for the United States,
537 ,O43 bags. against 502. .6SS bags last year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan. -Wheat-Good
grades active and higher; low grades
slow; No. hard, 6212G63lzc; rejected, nom
inal, S594Oc; No. red, 721ac.
COrn-Spot 1.04 cent lower; mixed, 2S1a
624c; No. white, 2318c.
OatS-Firm but slow; No. 2 mixed, nomi-
nally, E1zc; No. white, nominally, 1Sg
19c.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Jan. M.-F4our-Unchanged at
the recent advance.
Wheat-Quiet and firm at the opening,
but quotations were not much better un-
I'll late in the day, when prices Went up
rapidly on reports OF heavy buy-rg by
~ cents higher than yesterday for fu-
lures Spot duh, lower. No. , red, cash.
csc; No. ? hard, 09]9c; January, 6ls4c; May,
&c.
Corn-Easy for futures early. with no
trading, but the late advance in wheat
caused a stronger close, with prices 1sGl4
cent higher than yesterday. Spot dull
and easier; No. mixed, cash, 25ssc; jan
uary 251sc; May, 35S4c.
Oats-FNutures were easy most OF the
session, but st.nened with other grains
late. Spot slow and easy. No. ,, cash
and January. 1Slc; May, 2l2c.
Rye-Higher. Sc.
Reoelpts-Flodr, 5000; wheat, 1900; corn,
Shlpments~Fiour. 500; wheat, 21.oOo;
corn, 2A000; oats, s,cC2.
NEW YORK.
New York, Jan. a.-FIour-Receipts a.
800, exports. 30SeO barrels: held higher
with the sharp advance in wheat, which
restricted business.
Rye fiour-Firm.
BucIwheat fiour-DuI, s. .21T15.
Wheat-Exports 80 so bushels. Spot
stronger; No. red. 14c; No. I hard. 15i &C
Z. o. b., afoat. Options We're DUH and
easier during the morning, under foreign
selling and the accumulation Of a local
short interest, but developed activity and
decided strength n the final hour, ad-
vancing on export buying and reports
that the British flying squadron had been
ordered TO the Mediterranean; closed 1F1
Ia cent higher. no. . red. January closed
72lxc; May. 59Is al 1-16c. closed Tic.
Corn-Receipts, 800; exports, -. .s00
Spot dull; No. 2, 3Sc. Options dull all day,
declining early and reaCung later at the
advance tn wheat, closed Is 1l4 cent high
CT: January closed SSc; May, 35%s DC,
closed SIC.
Oats-Receipts, $500; exports. 22.4oo
Spot dull: No. .. 342s l12+lZc. Options very
quiet but little better with wheat; closed
isG4 cent lower; January, 2f2sc; May.
closed 25lSc.
Buckwheat-DuI, 3SE4cc.
Rye, barley and barley malt-Nominal.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis, Jan. 4.-Wheat-Stronge
January, 57i-c; May, 5e--C. July, 5--sc.
on track. No. hard. 5Sc, No. ! northern,
57c; No. > northern, 56c.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There viii be a womans' meeting az
the L. 3. church. corner OF Prince and
WASHINGTON street, sunday. Jan 26, Al
2:SO .. N. All women are cordially in
vited There Will be several speakers.
Mrs. Nettie Reynolds
The Twelfth Night" club. which at
tracted 50 much favorabl attention
from literary circles all over the state
last winter. recently met and re-organ-
lied and viii again pursue the critical
study OF Shakespeare. Upon motion OF
Mr. Erwin Taft. il was decided 70 take
up the study OF The Tempest first this
winter. This society Is composed OF
some Of the brightest literary lights n
the city and is an orSaniza ton OF which
Nlclita may well feel proud.
WHAT can do 70 prove the sincerity Of
ny loye.' said young Mir. Spitins 10 his
Boston sweetheart. Promise me that you
VII learn u ike Browning replied the
Intellectual creature Chronicle
Telegraph.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
zoe {. DOUGLAS

MinisisrlaI Association wants Christisua
70 Attend Their Meetings.
Mi-fv,srH Monday meeting a. th- 7.
n q. r. paTl1fs every Monday after
noon az 20
Topics v.,h sszayisfs have hsea as
Eue1 tor TIE r7cr-h. a. fo.-yNu-
PROGRAM
Jan 1t-'-Ths Word a Crsafi~n e.
...... -..... .-.... ..Brtsce GTtf1'h
Jan TIE Nations q the Ex7-
d1s-- ------... ...-.-.-.-J. =. e,9sia
FEB. s-D~votional Meeting
and EatoTlc&A' = 2. Ian.
Fab I9-"FT-rt ThiaF- plural
FEB. lis Tasrs a s>le1cs e. s7rt
rElE-y % ..-. .........t- Fsla q col
Feb. 1s-~Is ihe Fsde-artga % tss
Evangelical Protestant csureh
F-ea-2le7-' .-...-. ....-. n l. Azn
Wz-. -r.vot,oaal sfestaE
Ma. 1--E-hat = tae Ds'T r.
Cer,Ss-a1s T57Esrf ne Co.ers9
Ezrr -.--...--.-..--4. II - AS1
Nz<. j. Va q Lss Tsa.irn1rT
fee-.--z~ .-...-.---.--E- = sazit5
Ma. = - Nar'z ELerpoesltEitT
- rs -. = -..... = T1rger5i1s
ua-. 17--Oax-t Masters - A.
e~pt F'ATors Prom C1~pofs-
l-e-tr-' -.---....--- -. s. Fasri
Ar-.I s-r~TotsonaI Nsrt3rE
A2-.I Has B=Kssr Cvltt-sn
C1ntFI5zte1 q Chrla,zza.Ey
.-.-.....-.-.-..-..-J !. Eat~F5aa
ne r1slec- last Eo-ssy Eas r-1alar-
- Ga1 loferesfinEiy sanclet- TA~ Z -
e,ssa.g- fha. f1iigEs3 a--u-ats1 hTF J.
gcus3 20 preH~af - nFEf r1psrrt-
TIE &atlcls - t.r f-x1i1a 4h'
fsc.<s 20 20 dttr1r-s az .sfr~ -~Ft-
i-ss are f-I ~ .s' 81 a4 sfrfe
TIE v1 are e7rt alY faE-tr1 80
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
COTTON MARKET

New York, Jan. 2-CottOu quiet; mid
ding. s 5-1Sc: net receipts. 100 bales. gross.
I 4g8 bales. forwarded @ bales. sales, -
bales, all sp.nEers. stock, 1919 bales.
New Orleans. Jan. 4.-Ccttou qu4e;; mid
ding, Sc: net receipts, 6.UoS bales. gross.
5,l2 bales; exports 20 the continent, 30
bales; sales. 3, $50 bales; stock. corrected.
81. s64 bales.
ST. Louis. Jan. 34.-Cotton steady 20 =.
cent higher; middling, Z I5-l6c; sales. ~
bales: receipts. Isl bales. shipments, H.
bales: stock Is SO bales.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
NIUSYoN GOISG TO EUROPE
lie leaves IN "a Few Days 10 Open Branch
Stores in London. Paris and Berlin

The marvellous growth and great sue
cess Of the AIu-yon Homoe0Qa-a Rem
edy Company Is an object lesson well
worth studying. This company has been
N existence only foU- years. T1ey
launched into q bushes which seem Il
already overc7 TO wGed, where the sharp
est competition had % b me-. yet We
are coi6 that this company earned last
year over q quarter of q million dollars,
and that the remedies are used n every
civilized country. Tbs shows what
merit. backed by cesseleSs energy and
liberal advertising. can accomplish
NJ Nuly0n says ls attributes his
success 70 TWO reasons Fl-st. making
sur= -iac Ms remedies wee just w1zt
he claimed to- them: second. telling IN
people The truth about them oy liberal
newspaper advertising
There have been tines = ne history
% this company" said NJ Mu1yon.
when prospects looked pretty black
bu- I summoned the great army =
newspapers % nv aid ] tod tae people
abou- ny remedies. ] asked them -
believe ne 7 kept eys-las-<ngly telling
Ire truth. and today cheSs ra-n@d.e =
car - found n every town = Ar-e-sca-
and the demand Is 50 great from foreign
countries that leave il ts% days -
open branch establishments II London.
Paris and Berlin.-F7ona The P1llz1=l-
phia Record. Jan e. lss5.
wHry a tunnel is projected, j; Is genera
y PIT through
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING the
excess Of moisture, there WAS a good vol
Ume OF new business effected. II not above
the average. Colorsd cottons. such -
denims, tlcIdngs ard dOnesccs, showe-
81 fair demand. but as a whole ths marie
was duh. Many buyers are IN the mar
ket, and expressions are general hat a
larger business IS IN sight PTlntiIE
cloths very duu al TO q. cents for g
squares.
Manchester. Jan. 2I-The market Tot
cloths and yarns IS steady win a better
feeling.
Fan River, Mass, Jan 2i-Prtnt cloths
very duh and nominal for regulars. ODDS
at "a cents bass.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-25
MUNYON'S
GREAT WORK.
Physicians Astounded.
More People Cured by Munyon's Rem
edies During the Past Week Than
by the Whole Medical Pro-
fesSion in Six Months.
A Separate Cure for Zach Disease. At All
Druggists, 25 Cents a Bottle.

s. Waterson, proprietor fof Pacific
Hotel, AIarysville. Kan, says: From
my own experience can positively rec
ommend Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure TO
all who suffer from indigestion and
stomach troubles. have been greatly
afflicted by dyspepsia and could eat
scarcely anything without suffering
great distress. I used all kinds OF
treatment without benefit until Nun
yOn'S Remedies were recommended.
Two bottles of Munyon's Dyspepsia
Cure have completely cured me.
Munyon's rheumatism Cure never
fails 10 relieve in l to hours, and cures
in a few days. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure is guaran-
teed to cure all forms Of indigestion and
stomach troubles. Price 25c.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positive
ly cure. Price, 25c each.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, loins and groins.
and all forms of kidney disease. Price
25c
Munyon's Female Remedies are a
boon to all women. Price, 25c.
Asthma Cure, with Asthma Herbs.
s1.OO.
Munyon' Nerve cure stops nervous
ness and builds up the system. Price.
25c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms OF piles. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all
impurities Of the blood. Price 25c.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
weak PriC-p 81 90
A separate cure for each disease. At
all druggists, 25c a bottle.
Personal letters 10 Prof. Munyon.
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa. an
swered with free medical advice for
a0r disease