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Seaboard Air.Lins
Schedule IN Effect May 5, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH

TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH
1:2S A. NJ, DAILY,
Atlanta Special Pullman Vestibule toE
Henderson, We don, Petersburg, Rich
mOnd, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel
phia, New York, and all points north. But
reC drawingroom sleepers and Pullman
coaches Atlanta 70 Washington, paxlor
cars Washington to New York, Pullman
sleeping car Monroe to Portsmouth. Ar.
l"es a. Washington 1913 q N, B6lti.
more ~ noon, Philadelphia 800 D m, New
: JTk 4.53 IL. Also for Portsmouth, Nor.
~ nd Point ana local stations Sesboard
't0anoke railroad.
11:31 a. M, DAILY,
aor Henderson, Weldon, Suffolk, Ports.
mouth, Norfolk and intermediate stations,
connects at Portsmouth with Bay Line for
Old Point and Baltimore; with Norfolk az
Washington Steamboat company for Wash
ington; with n Y p & n railroad for Phil
delphia and points north; also at Weldon
with Atlantic Coast Line for Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, and with Scotland Neck BraRck
for Greenville, Washington and Plymouth
Pullman sleeping ear Atlanta TO Porta-
mouth.
5:35 a III DAILY
Atlanta Spec;ai' Pullman Vestibule fcS
Southern Pines, Hamlet, Wilmington, Mon
roe, Charlotte, Chester Clinton, Greenwood,
Abbeville, Athens, Atlanta, Macon, Mont
s9oInrv, Mobile, New Orleans. Chatanoog6
Nashville, Memphis and all points 5oIth
and southwest; through Pullman Buffes
sleepers and day coaches Washington 10
atlanta, connecting directly at Union de-
cot, Atlanta, with dtvergfng lines; also
Pullman sleeping car Portsmouth &C Me-
roe.
$40 P NJ, DAILY,
For Wilmington, Charlotte, Chester
.5reenwood, Athens, Atlanta and AL inter
mediate stations. Connects at unIoa sta,
zion Atlanta, with diverging lines. Pull.
man sleeping car Portsmouth TO Atlanta.
TRAINS REACH RALEIGH:
1885, P VI DAILY
From Portsmouth and points north via
Bay Line, and N Y p and n Railroad; Pc.
tersburg, Richmond and Washington, and
points north via Atlantic Coast Line slra
from Greenville, Plymouth, WashinStos
and eastern Carolina points via Weldon.
1871 A VI, DAILY,
ATLANTA Special" Pullman VesGibuIs,
from Atlanta, Athens, Abbevtlle, Green.
wood, Chester and points south.
11:Sj A M DAILY,
From Charlotte, Athens, AtlanGa aAd
Intermediate stations.
The ATLANTA Special'' leaving HaleigA
at 5:35 m, makes close connection a. Ham.
let for Bennettsville, Darlington, Charles.
ton; arriving at Charleston at 500 . m;
also at Monroe for Charlotte, Sh, Thy and
Lincolnton. Also for Wilmington and
- stations G. G.. r. X.
Nos 402 and 403, ATLANTA Special" ara
solid Pullman Vestibule trains, composed
of magnificent day coaches and Palace
drawing room Buffet sleepers between
Washington and Atlanta without change,
on which there is no extra fare charged.
For information relative to scedules, etc,
apply to ticket agent, or II. S. Leard, s ? A
Raleigh, ". @.
JOHN Fl. WINDER,
General ManaRre.
Z. j. ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent
u. ST. JOHN. Vice President.
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BALTIMORE Jan. 9 -sEcuy Firm
Western superfne s23592.s0; do extra
50 t93.00; family S315t3.50; winter wheat
patent & 60@3.90 spring wheat, pateni
DO spring 50. 40@3 60,spging wheat straight
S325N3 80
" hest- Firm: spot and January 67%
bid, March -; Aay 6S1s %, steamer No.
req Southern wheat Is sample esq
20 do on grade 65@6s.
Corn Eas I: spot nd January 32s zQ325I
Febru Try 3jQ3R16 March 36A G361s: May
35s1 asked steamer mixer s1K@3lM
Southern white corn 3211@331a; do yellow
corn 3214 a33M
taats- finn; No 2 white west IN 2i@
2415; NJ mixed vi stevc do 225<@ 23
rGge- Firm Nc 2, 10 for near by; 81 foI
western
Hav-Firm, grd demand Oh ice Tim
oEhv $3.50 asked
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FALL PRINTING
AIR PRINTING

Cotton and tobacco booming. Now la
the time to let the people know 6hat
business you are engaged in. A Few
thousand circulars and cards may rid
your shelves of thousands of dollars
worth of goods, or bring to you the long
looked for customer.
We are better prepared than ever for
attractive printing.
1t pays to get good work. We can do
it. You know that We do it quick and
that's whatyou want.
Send in your orders.
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IvgEfm

1lNEEEOU-
LIVERPOOL. January 16 Alb ? NJ
notsoa-Spot. moe ate demand, rices
lower: American mi id lng air 4 1872:
good middlfng 952 Z merican middling
AZ low midiIing 13-52s e cd ordinary
9-32; ordiBary 3-a2
Sales of the lar were 1000 baiss, of
which 10 o bales were for s.ecuiation and
export, and eciuded $500 bales Ameri
can: receipts 600 bales, American $500
bales.
Futures opened quiet and STEADY at thu
decline. and closed steady at the decline.
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CsALESMEN to take orders. We send sam
~ pies; give exclusive territory; pay good
salary and expenses, or liberal commission
to.proper applicants. Address p. o. BOX Las.
New York city.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
GHICAGO.

Chicago. H.. Jan. 16.-Eyerything
started on the jump to-day, taking the
cue from provisions, but the high jinks
ended with the first hour of the ses-
sion. The grain markets cut loose from
the lead of provisions, for while the
latter persisted in holding on to some
of the advance, wheat, corn and oats
dropped all of theirs, and about Nc.
all around besides. Pork closed 171ac.
higher, lard 121ac. and ribs 15c. higher.
January L..
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American Tniddling
.Januar, IL.

January +.
scGrnp effd6sin4 .2olaTIv..s
Norfolk dull, ~, 956 hales.
Baltimore nomina ST., hale-
Boston quiet. s 3 10 LIB bales
Wiinainseon dull, ~ 7 z 10, s65 baies.
Phfla6eIpata dull, 316, Is fca4ee
5arapnah q let, ~, 2051 heles
-aew VI leans steady, 3 10 Ii 0G0 bales
Augusta 4teady. III 20 bales
Charleston steady, ~, 399 bats
New York easy, s 5-l6 75s bales
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NJ TCRz, Jan ~ quiet;
trained. common TO rood s1.60Ge1.6E.
Turpen5ine--Steady at 3S1M33.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 16.--Ros1n firm,
at gil
Turpentine--F ,rm, at &c.
WTLMIEaToH Jan. 6-Rosin firm
strained s1.35; good strain sl40 Spir
its steady, z911130 Tar steady at IS Tur-
peatlne firm; hard -: s0fi 81 50; virgin
81 90
SAVANNA, ian. 10 SPIRITS turpentine
firm at 30; sales 90.
Hosin nominal; water white 50 Is. win
dow glass 81 CON, az. 10: NJ. 90 20; K. 81. 80; L,
1.70; Fl, sl65, q, sl.55; r, s1.50 e, si.40;
ID. 81 20: G, sl.5
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The Principal Topic OF DIS
cussion on Wall Street.
THE STOCK MARKET QUIET
Closed Firm With Increased
Volume of Business.
COTTON ADVANCED A LITTLE
The Market Closed STEADY WIZ
Prices Unchanged to Seven
Points Net Advance Over
Wednesday.
Wednesday.

New York, Jan. 16.-The cotton
market opened steady at an improve
ment of 1 to 4 points, but ruled quiet
and generally featureless. Cables were
not up to the mark, and the German
contingent, which has for several days
been conspicuous as sellers, were much
in evidence again to-day. Soon after
opening, the market rallied on nervous
shorts and a growing fear that the
amount of cotton still to come forward
may be smaller than heretofore calcu-
lated by the short interest. The close
was steady with prices unchanged to
{ points net advance.
NEW Y0RE.
NEW YORK. January is --CotsonooSpot
closed easy; mid Ting uptanus SO,
mid Ting gulf 716 sales 923 bales.
Futures opened ba ely steady; sales 4,O0o
bales.
Futures closed steady; sales 1913, 800 bales.
a- NJ
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Cash quotations were as follows:
tlcur- Steady: spring patents Slo@
8. 5; straigh.s s240@s55; winter patent
So 40a3.6O; winter straight g 2O93.35; ex
spring, 581s@57Is; No. 3, spring 561z1b7;
No, 3 red, 6lX@6lN. Corn-No. 2, white
9essM2sY Nos sellow Oats--No. 2. u.s.;
MOI white 10 10 8, white 1920. Rye
No. 1854. Barley No. 2. nominal; N0s
e3a SO: 40. 4, -. Flax aed--No. l, 821<.
Prime Timolhy seed % @3.s5. PORK
mess, pr Dbl, s9S $3.50. Lard-per lbs.
Sie2kM5 65. Short r b sides (iooseJ a. 65@
40: Cry-salte1 shoulders fboxedl 4M@4%;
dietillers' finished goods, per gallon. 81. ~
EEW vGRl
XIV YoRE, January 16 Flour finer:
ity mill clears S3.01Mf.O5; winter
straights g s0@3.45; Minnesota patents
O.. 40 $3.50; winter extras s2.65@3.O0; Min
nesota bakers 80 70I3. 10; winter tow grade
g. 2002 60; spring low grades 81 S5N2.O
Rye fonr steady; superfne ss.55G2.75;
fancy g. 750290.
Bnckwheat flour quiet; si2o to arrive;
buckwheat quiet at 391..
Corn meal dull; yellow western coarse
III: brandywine S225; tate 41042.
Rye-Inac; I've: No. 2 western 42@45;
State delivered 10 d42; car lots a..
Barley Dull; western 3SG4s; good to
fes ding 5ZQLo4 choice --.
Barley malt e9lected; western 49@55.
Wheat-Spot dull; No. led In store
and elevator q d; afioat TN; + Q b 1874
afoat; No. rorthern 69H delivered:
No. hard 70A delivered; options-No 2
red, January elosed 67T; February closed
6 "a; Harch closed t91S; May 6751@67 Ii 10,
closed 671s. June e6s9@67 i-i6, closed 66>s;
July closed ~.
Corn-Spot ariet: No 9, 35AG351k In
elevator: 36s9 0361S afoat: yellow; steamer
mixed 35@s5A: options-January close T.;
IS: July G61S13oM, closed 36H.
Oats-Spot dull; No z. "A; No. 2 delv-
cred Is; No. 2white 25A; No. 8 white 2t19:
track white western 25W2M; d miyt q
state -; options January closed 23N;
February closed 23ss March closed 241s;
May 24as@241s, closed 2isS.
Feed dull
Hay-Quiet; shipping so@s5; good to
choice 950s1.
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bills a ss&. Bar silver 67A. Silver GER
tificates 67&M67sl Mexican dollars -.
Government bonds lower. State bonds
dull Railroad bonds firm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-11
SeDer ttadt ieiner WeiSe.

vWenn i9 an' mein @elo perlieren
ioute," faate gbmin 8oulb, oer's iln=
mer nod MAIDEN tann, nit GROCER
Selbitperldusnuns, 10 piroe i'd Den
eriten YOiten ergreifeu, Der iid mir b0te,
mid nidt perbeiratben. penn ib leois
ipdre, llno reriuden, nit oem eriten
Solar, ben id beroiente, Elm anoeres
GermOaen gu erperben." Sang anoers
malt lih aber, tpenn man einem en9li=
iden We6ielblatt @lauben ibenten
oarf, Die Welt i'm 3opfe zines beideioe=
nen 8ewobners BON MulberrD Yeno
i'm Wietbstaiernenpiertel bon Stem Oorf.
Sn Den pfdlser Oialeft iibertra9en,
iaste Der Mann .Wenn ib be @oulo's
ibr 8elo bdtt. oann bebt ih mid ber=
beiratbe, mel prOpertie meiner Grau
iperidreime unb mir jeoen Sag stuee
9abler DOR Spenbselo gene lohe."
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25 Sabre geanttet. 1845 madte er Den
6reiihaarensug mit mebrere @Dhen
iab er als @efaneener in Der Seiuiten=
tirhe in 2usern.
Su Dabos (8raubiinoen) III nod
lanseu unb f1me3baften 2eioen Sbea=
ter=Oireftor 9ller Guef, 9eforben, elm
Wlann, Der nit ben 3beater Muffiib=
rungen in 8larus in ben lebten 80
Sabren aufs eneite perbunoen mar, i'm
Gnfang als SdauIpieler, oann als
Sirettor. 9lls Better oes Gur=Sbeaters
in 9apos 500 er auber Glarus au6
Gbur uno ct. 8allen in ben 8ereib
isiner Sbdtiefeit.
Sm 79. Nlterslabr iiarb am 20. Sft.
in 3iiri6 nad fllrsem Graltenlager
Srib Surli, lanejdbriser 8eoattor Der
ySreita9s 3eituns" uno gtefor Der
siir6eril6en Sudorufer uno 3eitun9s=
&ebattoren.
sSn Stedborn (9bursau) 1T Notar
Ssler nab tangent 2eioen i'm 9llter bon
SO Sabren aeitotben. Ser 8eritorbe=
ne amtete Suerlt als 2ebrer unb purbe
1869 gum Gtotar oes Greiies Stefborn
getpGblt, mel6es 9lmt er ununterbrD=
den Bis 81 ieinem 5pbe befleioete.
9lm lebten Sonntag feierten in &o=
mansborn (Sbursau) an bic 200 tbur=
9auii6e 8eteranen = Der iiingfte mar
72 Sabre alt = oas SabreSfef bes
observation-disclosures. Wdbrenb Der
6eier puroe Der 79idbriae Seloweibel
Gubn bon Seloslueil plDbli6 oom
S6laae setroffen uno war iofort cine
Sei6e.
Serr Woelrib gsnsinaer, oeiien SOB
Der ,geoba6ter" in lebter Summer 9es
meloet bat, pereabte ibon bel 2ebseiten
Dem Sortbilounos=Gerein in @iniieoeln
(S6wps) Srs. 25, 900 er beoadte oas
ibm 70 liebe @iniieoeln au6 nod iiber
oos @rab binaus nit ssrs. 5000 CUR
NeuHnune bes SDnos fir ben 8au ei=
nes neuen Wailenbauies.
Ser 8emeinbe g8iirenlos in Nargarl
1T bon Der in 3iirib perltorbeneu
Sunefer 8eeula Drummer, Samen=
i6neioerin, fiir S6ul unO Nrmenspede
Die Summe bon SSrs. 100000 teitirt
worben. ueber Die 0eripenouns lino
ipsSiele 0ori6riften uufeelteat.
Sn 3eutlineen bel Sber Wintertbur
| (3iirid) iino 5uei Sduier oes S. $.
GbrenIper9er nieoergebrannt, wdbreno
Die 2eute auf Dem 6elbe beiddftigt na=
rem.
9lm 16. Sttober lit auf Der 3els bel
Sauioorf (gern) oas Dem Sobann
@enger aebOrenoe 8obnbaus abse=
brannt.
9lm Sonntag Worgen tpurbe Elm Dem
lllri6 bon N0men auf llnteritof, @e=
meinoe Snnerttirden (gern) an9eb0=
renoes @obnbaus politdnois einge=
dI6ert.
Mm elei1en Morgen fno in Der
yNeumiible" in llnteritraB 3iiri6 Die
9erGumi9en. friiber als Sreber=, S6loi=
Ier= uno S6reiner=Wertitdtten benub=
ten 8ebdulldfeiten Der 6irma gider.
g8pB & Gie., in oenen 9e9enndrtig
cine Wtaler= uno S1reinertperfltdtte
unter9ebra6t waren, total nieoerge,
brannt.
Gum 8erpalter Der gerpf1esunss=
uno Strofanitalt Sinoelbant (gern)
lit Sefunbarlebrer 8ulper in Wieolis=
bad ernannt noroen.
3Dii6en Der eiog. ganf unb ibrem
General TireftDr b. @raHenrieb lit
eine Gini9un9 baburd ersielt woroen,
oaB b. IS. oen Setrag Der BON ibm be-
sogenen Gentlemen nit 5rs. Sc, 900 an
Die Sant suriidbesablt uno Die 8ant
auf Die SortieBung bes groseHes ,per=
si6tet.
9as Metter 1T immerfort i6limm,
einen Sag ih0u. oann 6 Sage ihle6t !;
LETTER Sage bat Elm Sdneefal III ben
bObern Sasen srOhen sdaoen aneerid=
tet. ct.
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@iait 0m MdrtDrer fpieIem {?

Mabrideinlitb Kibt Deripiirft Du aber guft ba3u,
TO merbe 9Dspeptifer, mas uueblbar eintritt Denn
9u bic gebbrt9e Guantitdt home mabe pies" nnb
beige biscuits nmb 3fos uno dbnie gaufeesD sDelifat.
ellen Deribltueit. Damn Dirt Dn ollie Onolen bes
Wtdrtprerfbnms BITS gum bitteren Gnbe burdbfoitem.
Wlan9e 2ente fiub Wfdrtprer bieier Mrt non garter
Siigemb bis gum Grabe e Ieiben ole bic bamit bers
6umoenem lnaen. 1Inb olles baS braudbt nidbt 70 3u
fein Sartndeia ,pie bas gebem it, peibt es por benz
be8min9enben GaufnB non PotetterS Wtaeenbitters
bielem nnperaIeihiten Wn9eHelirr. bas bic 9terpeH
bernbst bic xbdtisfett ber burd Wageni1meraen &C.,
t6rten 2eber unb Gingeipeios regultrt ben Mppetit
idbdrft bic Werbauung bef0rbert NIB bamt be 0iners
itnbe be b6nite lual bes Dpspepfers aur tpinfom.
meHten bes 3ages madt. Gbenfo mtrfiam 1T bos
Bitters geeen NiliDftdt W9eumotismns nno T,rpbf.
tat Waiaria unb sisrenIeioen anf ale Drgane btS
R6rpers eritredt M feine fr6itigenbe belsbenbs nnb
erfrifdsube mirfun9. Gtr @seonpaIss5sntsn ~ e
Elm @ei6enf Der agatigen 4otur oo e DnS anerfnnut
bette WitteI gtseH aus @1md0eSuNdroe gsnannt
tperpfn mub.
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8mdlens Mrntfa gaIbe..

Sie bette Salbe in Der @elt fiir
S6nitttpunoen, @eidmiire, SalsfuB,
Giebertpunoen, MusI6las, aufseiprun.
gene Sdnbe, Sroftbeulen, 9iibneraugen
uno ale Sautausi6ldse, iotpie iie be-
itimmt Sdmorrboioen beilt. sic iuirb
sarantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit gu se=
ben, ober oas @elb miro auriifseseben.
preis Is gents per S6adtel bel s. 6.
Wiiller & Sobn.
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y giab Nustpeis Der Statiltlfen Der
amerifaniiden 0erIi6erunssgeiellih
ten fommen mebr unfdlle beim Bicpcle=
fabren por, als bel &eiien auf gilen=
babnen ober 3u Shiff.
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6err SEQ. 9. Smitb bon Der SEQ. 8. Smith Wtan'
tel Co.. 2ouisnille. 3p. ftreibt uuterm 20 Jebruar
1894: .rlugefdbr Elm Sobr lang litt i'd firaterI on
Sersbei6merben. bic 10 fdIimm tpurben, boB Id I'm
gett aufTsen muBte. I'm 2uft gu befommeu. SD
mubte meiu @eiddt oufsebea unb fouute faum nm,
beritIei9eu. Uieiu Jreuuo Serr Sulius 6. Dosbt
elmer unierer bernDrroeenben Apotbefer, retb MR.
es nit Dr waiIeg Seart Sure au periu6en Radb Se'
braub BON etipas iber elmer SIai@e peri6wanben bic
S6merssu fppobI als bos SeratIppfeu SO babe
feitber nidt bic eerinsiteu geiawerbcn sefiibt unb
eebe beute meiuen @eiadftsu 10 reselmdBis nod OILS
ie suour."
lleberaI Bel apotbefern su babeu. Bud uber Ssr5
uub 9terpeu frei pertonot Wton obreiire:
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
9r. MiIes' Seilmittel MAIDEN seiuns.
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syener Teuer syeuer
9nI,n q. grants
6rp6er SSrambperfamf
@leiSern ,,nS Soerrcn 2(nsifafirmmgs 2lrtifeln.
a y

SD babe ben rie1gen Tprratb bon &leibern unb Sls~
afrun9S S(rtifen fit 6erren gum 8erage bon $4,000
lin yinblep Sbip, 9efauft unp biete NUN benz Dubtlm
Die bette @eegenbeit bic nod je in Iuscarapas Gpuntp
9ebpen parbe. 6unberte Der d5Dnien unb beten N39e
fir Mdnner unb &naben, leberrDde 6ute, &appen 6en
Den llntereper unb aberba1pt 2Qes, waS 5ur 6erren
9uSfattun0 9ebDrt miro gum taben Dreile perfau uno
mub III ben nddblten 60 Ta9en perfauft >perDen,
l1nlere 9lus>pabl bon Sduan5i9en fit Gnaben unD
&inoer 1T bic l6Dne unb pptdnb9le I'M County. SSir
MAIDEN au Deem @ebiete bepnDerS pprtbeibafte 9nerbie
tungen
unDerte baben felt Der GrDdnung uneren Store beudt
unD nD NIT befrteDgtem 2d6n NIT Dadeten unD BunDeln
wieDer fort bic e gum baben 9ree gefa batten Bel benz
grpben 8ranbperfaufe bon
JOHN V. KRANTZ.
@ergek ben Yat n6t rant Sod GGe actorp 3mee srake
Ganal Sorer, 0hiu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-07
SONS OF VETERANS INSTALL
Installation of Ohicers Last Night for tn,
Ensuing Year.


Ait the end and at the beginning of
/ each year. the different hodges, as Well
as the business men, balance accounts
elect and install new officers TO bear
1.-THE burdens. and TO enjoy the privileges
of the offices no which they have been
elected. Several of the sscret organiZa-
| tions have installed their officers-elect
| accounts Of which have been seen at the
time in these columns Last night at
Garfield hall occurred one OF the prst-
tiest installations that has been seen.
II was that Of THE newly elected officers
of the Sons of Veterans, and Ladies
Auxiliary.
The house was called to order soon
after the appointed hour by ]. l. PapeS,
retiring captain; and after two chairs
were placed at each Of the different sta
tons. the officers OF boch oriers wene
seated at their respective posts A
piano solo was then rendered by Miss
Grace Barrett, which was quite en-
Enthusiastically appiauded. A grestng
was then read by Mrs. Una Kessler
from Mrs. Emma J. I.aPaz. retiring
president OF the Ladies Aid Society,
who is now in Houston, Tex.
Colonel y. Y. Morgan of Hutchinson.
then took charge Of the installation ex-
ercisss of thu ladies' Ala Society. The
guide. Miss Pearl Harris. then conduct
ed the officers-eleot TO the left Of the
desk in the following order: President.
Miss Amy Papes; vice president. Mss
Luna HartZell; trustees. Mrs. " Hart
zsll, Mrs. NJ Lee and Mrs. Little Az
ter being charged with their respective
duties, Were escorted 10 the asta- where
che oath Of Office WIS administered.
The stan officers were then installed
IN the following order; Chaplain, Ada
Sheppard; secretary. Camilla Lee;
treasurer. Flo HuckI1s; guide, Clara
Huck1S; ASS tSut guide, allie Papss:
inside guard. Mabel Bsrdine: outside
guard, Mrs. Walter Tucker; judge ar4-
voclte. Jessie Suath: advisory hoard.
Mrs. c. = Pral9. Jesse Sms.h, Harry
Dunn and Jay Sweet
Mss Beach then played Sousa'S Man
bauaaa Beach marca, which was WEI
ren5ered. Rev. Bruce Griffith Ehen
stepped forward, aai in sew touch.-lz
and well chosen words. presented 81.
RGpsS with a pas captains badge. tle
gifI OF she lodge 81. Papes thea re-
sIsoGlded IN a few words. tlak1g z-e
lodge for the gis;.
The officers OF the Sons q Veterans
were then installed = e-ls same nan
first Lieutenant. J. y Sm1Eh- sa~nd
lieutenant, ". c Hoover: camp coslg-
GU, Messrs- Frank J. Ford. J. l. ps-,as
and II. :. Psr-ot.. The SAT- officers
were as totiaEEs,- Chaplain. Rev Bruce
Griffith; frs sargent, Ezra Beard; |
ouAiNszznasisr sea.gu0I. III Auca-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-07
HE HAD 4 COLLISION
f,r. Adams was Seriously Injured Sunday
by COI.iding 18th "A Dog.

f,r. Adams was Seriously Injured Sunday
by COI.idinS with Dog.
DIR. c. G.. Adams Of log East Douglas;
avenue, with residence at 100 North
Topeka avenue, came near NEE ting his
death Sunday in strange manner and
IS now confined ITO his bed suffering
great pain.
The doctor, who is a dentist and not
a physician, had been to THE post Office
Rnd had just mounted his wheel and
turned the corner on Market street
when he was met by the fire company,
who were going at full speed for the
barn AT c. F. Guyer's and had turned
10 one side when a bOb-Jailed dog ran
In front of his wheel, and becoming be-
wsDdered, sat down on the cold pave
nfe.nt Immediately in front of the fly
ing dentist
There was a collision and the dog,
wheel ard dentist were a Heterogeneous
nsatss The dog was The only one able
TO leave the mix-up, and ne was some
what the worst of the exercise. The
wheel wtl4 badly demOraiized. but tine
dentist WIS knocked unconscious and
unable 10 move.
He was taken on a stretcher and car
ried ITO HetUnger's drug store, where
DR.. Me- dan, and others rendered him
examina zion that there were no bones
broken, but that lle had sustained Seri-
Ous injuries about the head
1t was reported yesterday NOR 1ing
that Or. Adams had died about day
break from his injuries, but this re-
port proved to he untrue. After dark
another report was circulated that the
gentleman had died and reporter call
ed ait the residence 70 ascertain the
truth of the report. He found the gen
fi5man suffering greatly from This in
tuTies, especially with his head, but
bhere was no dangerous symptoms
whatever. and DR.. McAdams thought
he would be able TO be at his office
Rr5thin a few days.
The fire department were attending
the funeral of eX-AIayor Clement when
the fire alarm WAS turned in and they
at once left for the fire, but the harm
was TOO far gone TO be saved.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-07
Real Estate transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstrs
and Land company
John 3 W.10d5Grn. Nd, iots 1911
Fourth ave. EagESa's add. -
". l. CTOf1s. wd, lots Sc and S.
Marker - orig town. also lots -
5 Waco ~ org uown 49,. $500 4;
Maiinds z. Gllcnrtst, wd. Nv u
p 9 49,. 49,. . ..-. 4:
w r SBsntzeH. -. lo-s p and -
Cleveland ave Nathsxson's 3D..
The Hartford Western Land GO.
sd. lots IS and $ FTf1a ave Hi
tons add: byas s. ASH s. Market
- orig town $500 49,. .
COler / SIN. Nd. i0ts 4, ; ard 5
n tiC = ooEza q Garden Pan. =
? a ShztrIHcsz. fws, - ;. J = :.
George T. Ramsey. ND. lots s--Is.
lesS-IeS Paefs1s ave: si-iI3. I2g-
is. S9-ss. 1i4-ie0 Davkfsoa ave
Aois N-s5. 1iS-Ies. Se-I2s. IA. ard
lie Wtca5c7 ave; lots S1-lls. 80
is and Se-11. Is. 1879 Dacy
ave. si-is3 Harrison ave al IN
ne -1Fv1 of Be-zley; also : = g
y = Of So 7. II = w. s
c Il Brooks. qcd. los tsl-i{5 Tex
- ave AungeT's orig add: also
l9xiS- = com ~ u cor sad L.
10 1880 $1,000.
Amount CO mortgages released .. S.