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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-12-16

sojuzgar a los demas para que voten
contra su voluntad por ningdn partdc
| politico. Los partidos de nuestro Te.
rritorio tIenen ell privilegio y gozan dc
la libertad para fomentar sus princi-
pios sin necesidad de valerse de auxi-
liares ilegitimos y prohibldos para ira
bajar por el trunfo en- las elecciones,
Una vez radicada Ia costumbre de or
ganizacioneS secretas Sc establece una
animosidad permanenle { implacable
entire los ciudadanos, la cual busca de
sahogo en- proyectos ilegales para ha-
Ger dano a los demas 81 muchos dc
! los que sc aliian 4 uha asociacion Sc
mejante sin proposito de pegudicar 4
nadie, hay ohos que 10 hacen con fin
maIlcioso, y 500 buscan opoltunidad
/ y sosten para llevar 4 etecto sus malas
inclnaciones. III juramenio secr1to,
las juntas apartadas misteriosas CONS.
/ utuyen un motive dc inquictud y te-
NOR para los ciudadanos pacidcos. J
esos temores Sc realiaan muy pfonto
con las amenazas { intimidation que
los asociados ponen en- jucgo cuando
SC acerca una election.
Las sociedades secretas con I'm po-
litico nunca han florecido en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, al menos en- aquellos es-
tados donde es general la ilustracion
del pueblo, aunque varias veces Sc
ha intentado su fundacion y iomento
Sus objetos ocultos siempre han servi-
do para desacreditarlas en- la opinion
de la mayoria del pueblo, Ejemplo
de este son el pronto deraimentC de
muchas sociedades secretas que han 81
doinauguradas en- este pals y que muy
presto han cesado de exlstlr ante Ia
indilerencia y desvio del pueblo. Asi
mismo la Sociedad Protectiva Ameri-
cana organizada en- algunos estados
del oeste para hacer guerra politca y
social a los catolicos, ha sucumbido
tras breve enstencia bajo el peso de la
iniquidad de su propositos y en- el dia
es un simulacro de sociedad cuyos
miembros Sc concretan a unos cuantos
fanaticos sin Influenza nj posicion al
guna. Bajo un gobierno libre y justo
no pueden prosperar nunca las orga-
nisaciones que son naturales en- paises
donde prevalece el despolismo, y don
de los ciudadanos gimen bajo el yugo
de la opresi6n y de la tirania. POI
tai razon sc supone que cuando Sc
constituye una sociedad politica Sc.
creta, tlenen en- mira proyectos que nc
pueden sopouar la luz del dia nj ex.
ponerse al escrutinio de las autonda
des.
En- vista de 10 maniicstado crcemol
que en- Nuevo Mexico ningun partidt
politico debe dar abrgo nj apoyo
ninguna organization cuyos metodo
secretos Ia hacen sospechosa. 81 al
gunos ilusos pretenden ganar nototie
dad y reaizar sus ambiciones organl
zando sociedades secretas para hace
papel en- la poilica dc un condado
en- la del Terrilorio, la indiferencia
desprecio dc la generaldad del pue
bio scra el castigo que merezcan y re
ciban por sus discolas pretenciones
para que conozcan que la iranqueza
la libertad son los resquisltos indlspen
sables de la politica legitima y lega
y no Sc couvierten en- el espantajo dis
frazado de metodos oscuros y tenebro
sos
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-12-16

Zapatos de Dongola para Sehoras,
con punta de charol, que valen ST. rs,
por S1.lO.
Zapatos de Dongola con punta de
charol, para Sehoras, que valen $a.oo,
por Sl.4O.
Nuestro surtido de zapatos es eI mas
complete en- Ia plaza y ynuestros precios
son los Mas BaratOs.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-12-16

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke iour Life Away.
To cult tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
netic, full Of life nerve nnd vigor, take NoTo
iac the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong All druggists, tOc or u Cure guaran
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

tive steers s. oI5.oo. native cows and he.r-
ers, Seesi4.oe; stcckers and feeders. $50
4.s5; bulls. Sssa23S
Hogs-Receipts SEQ. Marke, steady and
active. Bulk o: sales 81 7ss;2 S.,S: hesv;es.
AOf72S: packers. &e5SS 81: mixed 0-0ep
ass: lights. ss-S.,-1SSe. workers.. S.S<saso.
pigs. s. Sfs2S
Sheep-Receipts ioose: marke, steady 20
active Lambs. S.soRa.oe: mut;oas. SleaS
40.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis. No. April &-Cattie-Recespts
ESQ; market steady 20 strong Fancy ex-
port steers. SaeefsS e: fair TO chcsce native
shipping steers Asssf5.eo. stoskers and fsea
srs. S.SQa. 10: steers under Ice lbs. s.. spra
80: cows and heifers. 81 eoa4sa: Texas
and Indian steers. Scosl4-S5: COWS ard hs,e
ers. $2.ec435a.
Hogs-Hece, pts 5000: :nsrke, barely ssefy
Light. S.SfsSso; mixed. S.10aS-s; pigs.
Aeotn+. %.
Sheep-Receipts s0as; marke; weak. Ma.
tive mutfons si0tsIs7 %; lambs. N5os3& 3:
Texas sheep. sai0sfisa
NEW YORK.
New York. April S-Beeves-Receipts.
two days asia Fairly active: cows ana
he!fers frmer. about al sold. European
cables quote American steers laa.1us.cs
sheep. less6isisc; refrigerator becf. s'.1ess.
% exports today. Tomorrow. 80 beevcss
$50 sheep. and esso quarters OF beef
Sheep-Rece.pis. two days. Is. 57s. on safe
"a cars or 40 head: quiet good stock steady
other grades weak: aboupt 1000 head W.
sold. unshorn sheep. Se2is9SS: clipped
sheep S.5nq&5o.
Hogs-Rece.p;s two days 1879; market
steady at fa5014 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

Chicago, Ills. April s.-BGste--f'irmer
creamery, I2d lsc: dairy. 9ulic.
Eggs-Fresh. s4Gssc.
Live poultry-Stesdy; turkeys. &c. chick
ems, &c; ducks. 9ni0c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. April 2s.-wheat-Nom
inally abou. &c lower, dull. No. 2 hard. a..
No. 8. .4g77: No. 4. ssG73.
Corn--Steady: No. 2 mixed. zDkc-
Os;s-FIrm ana active; No. white, nom
inally &c
Hsy-steady: choice timothy. $50: choice
prairie ss.5Dd700
Butter-Creamery weak. I5alsc.
Eggs-7hGsfs.c.
ST. LOUIS.
81 Louis. Mo. April 2s.-Receiptg-FIour
7.is0: wheat $40: corn. DID: oats, $40.
S.l25: oats $3.50
Flour-NominaL
Wheat-No req cash elevator &c: track
Gle; No. red cash. 7s7.c asked: July. 7ss4c
bid
Co-n-Cash. zss.c bid: July. zi.c.
Oats-No. ?. 5oc asked: July. Is3.c BID.
Flaxseed-I>ower. 7sizc.
Pork-Steady, standard mess jobosns.
3 Zy1s 81
Lsrd-Essier: prime steam. aoe: choice
sio7h
Flaxseef-Lower. T1izc.
Hsy-ou.et. firm: prairie. AsoGs- 20: tom
othy. ts5pGfz00
BEtter-Firm: creamery. i34I55zc: dairy.
s1l5c
Eggs-Firm. g.
NEW YORK.
New York. April S-Fsour-Receip;s -
~ barrels: exports g. 81 Firmly held with
buyers holding OF for concession: winter
patents - Gd4co: winter straiz5ts. ;i-Sfft
As: Minnesota patents. S3o<s4-s5. winter
extras. GZG4G.
Whesi-Receipis zz5 bushels. exports e
81. Spot weak. 20. 3 hard Writer. Tss.e.
Options close1 ~ the lowest snf az b.
low Saturday: No ? red Ap-s. S7so. May.
ssSsc.
corn-Recefp;s ig.57s bushels: exports g.
ca. Spot zezx. No. 2 BIT Options cIosei
weak with wheat a. s.a7.c dse,iae. Ap-ii.
DC; May. 80.
Oats-Rscsip;s ~. 20 bushels: exports n
II spc; weak ar5 lower. 10. , e. OPP
tons inactive. z.d7.c ret lower z1fh TIE
other markets.: May. a5xc.
Hsy-4uset
Lard-Drn and easier. western steamed.
EEss. refined cuist
Pork-StesSy bs, suu.
C0itonseed osl-Y1--a anf settve: prime
cTgas. I71Iscs prime yeIsoz. stasr4c, o1
sumner yellow. Zs.1zsc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
lOtd. ...---... SiS, 34f. ii
FIREMEN'S BENEVOLENT FUND

This fund was created for the relief OF
disabled firemsn and their families and
for the purchase of accident insurance
Each member cf tie department who
mas served for reriod Of six months AID
regularly appointed by the mayor ard
e. unci Is eligible to pa, ticipate as be1e-
ic:ar:es in this funS. and is insured
aganss accident in the sum Of $4,000. With
$50 4 week indemnity. Each member Is
en.;tled 10 SIS week sick benefit.
The law creating tni. fund became ef-
tec;ive March 20. 1895 AMI for the period
from March 20, 1926, till December 81,
lSa5. this city received as their right
sa541:.
sSi6 e5; sick benefits, $50. so: leaving a bal
enoe in city treasury Of s2S497.
l am advised that for the year erdng
Decenter 81, 1856. this city will receive
as their right sl.14S0s
In addition, II this there is We. 20 come
Dur pre- rata CT 81 AZ and our sha.,s of
an amo1l. due from the New York FIVE
Insurance CT mpany from Decembsr -.
81, 1888 uri.l March 60 1925. This amour,
increases our present fund 70 that If
abou. 5000. This furd is spec;a. AMI
can only be- use: for purposes described
in the law. The c:;y treasurer is the Gus
todian Of The fund. ard all claims agaias.
such tuni mus ts apr owed by The men,
bers OF the Is5iief $500 alton. and an or
diaancs drawn TO be acted upon by the
rlayor ard cSu1cil- any further insa.-
matlan With ietels:ac, TO this fun1 san
b. oStainsd from the Relief associa,i51's
ccnstitut.on end oy laws, a copy OF the
same being LEI; a; tas desk OF each coun
Gilman.
RECOMMENDATION
First-The ordinance relating 10 the
condemnation OF unsafe buildings should
be amerded and made more specific. in
order that the fire marshal can effective
IL enforce his orders. and the public be
better protected from injuries likely 70
occur from dangerous buildings Under
the presea, ordinance much trouble Is
experienced in having owners and agents
remove or make safe buildings that are
dangerous.
Sscond-There is muc5 needed an Or
dinance relating 10 electric ligA; wires
and governing the Inspection OF the same
TIE danger 70 life and properly from
these wires can 20 very greas extent be
diminished by following well established
rules. as is contemplated by the National
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
STANDS AT THE HEAD

Aug. ]. Bogel, the leading d-uggise OF
Shreveport. La. says: DIR. Kings New
Discovery IS the only thing that cures NY
cough. and II il the best seller I have"
J. r. Campbell, merchant OF Stafford.
Ariz, writes: DE-. Kings New Disc0v-
cry IS all that Is claimed for II; /, never
fails, and is a sure cure for Coasuulp-
ton. Coughs and Colds / cannot say
enough for its merits" Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds IS Dot Al experiment II has been
tried for a quarter Of a century. and TO-
day stands a; the head Il never disap-
points Free trial bottles 81 Geo Van
werdea's pharmacy. 5e Ntr1h Main
street. and c. Behring's drug store. north
cas-. corns- Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
TWO YOUTHFUL TOURISTS
Caldwell Boys OF Tender Age Run Away
From Home Sunday Afternoon.

]. P. Love, under sheriff of Kingfisher
county, o. T.. was in the city last night
looking for his nine-year old son who
ran away from nome Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Loves son, whose name rs Clarence,
was ent:ced away from home by a boy
OF twelve, answering 20 the name Of Ri
ley Hamilton.
Young Master Lowe was living with
his grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Collins. at Caldwell. Kan. When he left
home. he wore knee pants, blue shirt
waist. cap and an old coat. He was
bare-footed when he left. He is bright
appearing boy with grey eyes and brown
hair. His companion is a blue-eyei.
brown-haired youth and was attired in a
blue biob overalls aIit, white flannel
shirt, black cap and an old coat some
what 700 large for him. He, also, was
baretooted. Young Hamilton's parents
are supposed 10 live in Enid. but he is
rather of an adventurous turn o. mind
and rarely stays at home.
They left Caldwell in a Rock Island
box car which was coming north. Ham
ilton has some relatives. Il is believed, in
this city. and IL is barely possible they
may have stopped of here.
The relatives OF Clarence Love are very
much worried about Inn. The police
have been notified 70 look out for them
and 10 notify the boys grand parents as
soon as they locate him. Anybody who
may have seen two boys answering the
description will confer great favor by
notifying the police
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
coFrsE AND sUGAn MARKETS

New York. April as.-Conee-Opt:ons op-
ened steady. l0Ql5 points lower. following
Disappointing news from European mar
kets. aided by foreign selling. steadied On
better cables from Havre. Receipts al Bra
zil and warehouse deliveries IN this coun-
try were moderate Closed steady. 10 points
lower TO 10 points higher: sales 1880 bags.
including May. sai50Tec: July, E.soG7-sS.
August, SIS: September. S-J5zi7.6a: Dece-a
st. 7Oll7 20 Spot cofYee-Rio quiet; No. In.
voice. 7[c: jobbfny SIC Mili-Quist: Cor
dova. l2I. 614c; sales 5000 bags Santos No
8 spot, S1sG7c.
Scgar-Raw quiet: fair refining. is-lsc.
centrifugal eS test. SIC: refined quiet:
crushed. 5isc; powdered. 4Ae; graduated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
LIVESTOCK MAEKET4
CHfcAGo


Chicago. His. AprZ 1s--Csf.ie-Irase -
cattle vas active from re star. prizes I'll
Tag steady for TIE common 5orx. rksss fhs
better classes were strorF 20 &c hixas-
thzz dursaz ne izttG part % last week
Orsy fen ns.sYe bess STEERS so5t a. 3 ~
a. Ths bB.k % fss BEEF cattle src1gaf
- ss<5zc zad oaiy . sr1aE psrrsstsrs vsre
lozs- x.ns-slsy isa1sc- zosrx .sxa 81
80 Veal czlres ~srs 18raszzst VIA
oziy rzosers:s oEert7sz- Texas axis -s-s
r. far demand az stratT y~srez
Hoxs-fn EGGS there zas an arslrs rs-ss~-
al demand gT5csS r-.zrx sssoEt 80 siz5sr
TIE suC1;T zat -oos-iv .zEs-. csrroz %
Re b@s: sing 80 .1sosgsts sslss A<s-s
is-xeiy a. rEsasjA
ssesy--F'Ytc~s for saeer z@r~ barely
g@stT. Lambs ere ass~cszttT ss-f - Us
pcs< o. azd Prices 1efs stozf IL s<Es-
s1>sD soit a, G. sscz - fsr szk pocrVst. -
70 81 7<ff 81 f1F rset - ca0ses exy-crfsss
ietrx xoe4 layers - 40 zaa pssRrss
!-srshs soss ss0Siy o. 8 fs1s q fsy ise D<sss
-, % rks t~sz
Rsssss:s-cafils. issa. sezs. sss. sses7
tz6e
Ksrszs CITY. No. ssr4f 1-S-xx.ie-r.s-
c~So;s tsss. rsrkes snoat fsss<<. Texss
ss<s<k E-zs&1- Teas csvA 6SS~E, -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
ELECTRIC BITTERs.

Electric Bitters In a medicine suited FOR
any season. but perhaps more generally
needed when the langild. exhausted feel
ing prevails. when the liver Is torpid and
sluggish and the need Of tonic and al
terative is felt. A prompt use az this
medicine has often avcrte9 long and per-
haps fatal bilious fevsrs No medieias
will act more surely IN couotsractlng ana
freeing the system from the maiafsaI
poison. Headache. Indigestion. coHs,ips-
ton. Dizziness yield 70 E-ectric Bisiefs.
E0c and si.oo per bottle Al Geo. Van Wsr-
denis pharmacy. 32s North Main street.
and q. Behring's drug store. northeast
corner Topeka ard Douglas avenues.
A girl from big town always wears hep
party dresscs cut too low IN the meek 70
please the people Ia the smaller toUns shs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
DRY GOODS Markets. )

New York. April as.-No general demand
was remarked but there Was good mail
order request. chiefly for staple cotions
such as bleached and brown corons and
wide sheetings. Blackstone. "A bleached
cottons are out of stock. andtordets VIII be
taken at value only. and rivals are advaTN-
ed PIC. The sharp advance OF sc IN cot
ton and nc at New Orleans hts stirred the
market for goods, and some hisstisng IS ex-
pected on Wednesday. Woolen goods ac-
tive IN deliveries. and duplicate orders OK
good quantities coming in. Printing cloths
duil hut afeadter af o-lsc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

1ahNtt
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
shippers.

J. J. Houston. OF Perry. o. T. had u9
a load OF hogs.
George Grimes OF KinEmsn tad one car
load % hogs on the market.
William Garland Of k!owa had In two car
loads OF hogs.
Cabs. Paugh OF Sedxwick was down with
one car load Of hogs
Adam Hufbauer OF MulYane was I'D with
a load Of choice hogs.
Dan VIM OF TIDAL! had one car OF hogs
on the market
1. NJ. Mccrocki.n % Derby was on IRE
market with one car ~ hora
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
WOOL AND COTTON MAKKErs.

New York. April as.-Cotton-Spot closed
steady: middrng uplands. TIC: middl:ng
gulf. TIC: sales ASS bales. Futures closed
steady: sales oCS.0O bales. January, S.ss:
February, 500; April June and July. $50
dT.35: August. E3s: September. G.ls. Oc-
tober, $3.50: November. $3.50; December.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

Washington. April eS.~Today's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows; available cash balance $ss.5lS.-
49,: gold reserve sl55.ee5. oei.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
READ IHIS

ONE FARE ROUND TRIP TO LEav.
ESWoRTH. KAN.
on Nay ltth and 18Th THE ROCK
ISLAND ROUTE" VII sell round trip
tickes. spod until May i7,b for return,
az rate az ts.f5 from Wichita Lsess
Eichits a, $50 r. m and ie.ss , N.
arriving a. Lsa.snwoTfsI az 10 p. m
and SO 4 m. rezoecfissiy.
AND THIS
ST. LOUIS. NO. AND RETURN FOR
ONE FARE,
On May IN and Tn THE ROCK
ISLAND ROUTE VII SET round -,
tickess % 81. LoUs. god GStu May f,ss
Cor return. al rate q flzS from
" chi.ae
AND REMEMBER
TEE Rock TsIsad Route. 80 TIE Best
L.na sTs-yzhsFs. HAL p RAY.
- p A fs4ehf.s. gaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
Real Ess.es 1ran.sers-

Furnished ~ the wichita Abstrac;
and Land Company. Il u Dubois. alb
stTactor)
J. A. Alirich. qcd. lots - % . o51
biz d 5. University Place ada:
lot IV2 Water s.. Lees aid -..-s zoo
Chester c. Guar. I. and 3 d. Co.
sd. lots %. s5 and =, Ellis are,
Hy6e's add ....----.-- $1,000. Is
Rock Island Lumber and Mfg CO,
Ec. 2lxie9 CON rg coz lot j
Douglas ave. G-iesf<ns-sI1's eud
add --.-..... .------ -. SO
Fidelity Land o.. cci. lots and
James 81, Ssepheas add -.... :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

The committee on statistics OF the Ma
tional Board Of Underwriters, in heir is
sue for 1896, report ar average loss in
Wichita for the three years 1S93-9-9J 70
be s2O,s15; Topeka, s39,62s; Leavenworth,
SIS, 3O2: Kansas City, Kan, S433, 90S This
same report gives per capita statement
of the loss in each Of the above cities, as
follows: Kansas City. Kan. s21.26; Leav-
enworth, IS cents; Topeka, s1.27; Wichita
"a cents. This per capita statement is
for the year ending March 81. 1885,
The above report is very flatterirg to
our city.
1t Is true we have been very fortunate.
Our fire losses have been held down to
the minimum. The past year has wit
messed no serious loss, the most serious
being the home Of Mr. Kirkbrida, where
no alarm was sounded until the building
was beyond hope of saving. The Mason
ic Home, the building 116 North Main
street, occupied by the Missouri Pacific
ticket office, Kramer's jewelry store;
Chapman & Walker Dry Goods company,
and the residence of Mr.. Finlay Ross
suffered losses, but the efficient work of
the department prevented heavy losses in
each of these fires. All losses, with the
exception of a few small ores, were fully
covered by insurance.
HORSES.
There are sixteen Q6) head Of horses in
the department. Cost to feed each horse.
per year, s37.37; cost Of shoeing each
horse, per year. s12.10.
Two (2) horses have been condemned,
and two (O horses have been purchased.
There are yet two horses unfit for duty by
reason Of long service and old age, that
should be replaced with new ones. One
of the condemned horses was exchanged
and difference paid for new horse; the
other condemned horse is on hand ard
should be disposed of. With the excep-
ton of the two mentioned above, the de-
partment horses are in good condition.
HARNESS.
There are seven sets of double harness
(Armstrcrg PATENT and one set of single
harness in use in the department. Some
Of this harness was purchased in 1886 and
none purchased since December, 1889.
We have had extraordinary success with
the Armstrong harness. ard are proud to
CAIN that this celebrated swinging har-
ness was made and patentd by a member
of the Wichita fire department. Robert G.
This harness will do service
for some years yet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

destroyed by fire located outside of water
limit, where n: ass stance could be rem.
dered by me department.
Causes Of hres. as lear as could be as
certained, werc:
From gasoline Is
From defective fluas Is
Unknown ... ..... IL
Incerdiary ........... ........ 8
Lamp explosions ......................s
From defective CRATES ................. 5
From children with matches ..........
From carelessness NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. )
From bonfires Observation-Disclosures. )
From spontaneous combustion ........
From heating tar
From fireworks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

cent: New York exchange so cents pre-
MUM bid; s5 cents premium asked.
TREASURY STATEMENT
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GRAIS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and produce ma -kets FUR
nished by r. L. Bost!c. Commits sion Ne--
chant. rooms 10 and y over ks Ma
t;onal bank Telephone is7.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

We passed through about twenty feet OF
petroleum rock; at a depth Of LILO feet
we passed drought about twenty feat, IN
different stratas, or soft Ignite. and al a
depth of 1,175 feet passed through about
thirty inches Of good coal. all of which
is positive proof that somewhere in this
valley, or under the uplands, coal will be
found in paying quantities. If the well
were 10 stop where il is now no better
place could be found for profitable salt
plant.
Cuttings of all material passed through
for each depth of five feet, have been
carefully washed and one pint of each Is
now stored in the city engineers office
Mr.. Austin informed me today that
they were endeavoring TO complete their
contract and drill the well 1000 feet deep.
He also stated that they had expended
$500 more money. up TO this time, than
was allowed to them in the contract. and
all their labor for the last seven months.
but were determined il possible to re-
move the tools and reach the required
depth.
Total expenditure upto
date ....-.... 10000. IL
Amount N treasurer's
hands ........ ....Si,f ol..s
Credit for pipe return
Ell from National
Tube Works. ST
Louis, now due the
CITY .-.... .......... -1f.-o
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On motion the council adjourned.

Mrs. A. Tween, residing at 100 Henry
street, Alton, ILL.,, suffered with sciatic
rheumatism for over eight months. She
doctored for il nearly the whole of this
time. using various remedies recommend
ed by friends, and was treated by the
physicians. but received no relief. She
then used one and half bottles OF Cham
berlair's Pain Balm, which effected
complete cure. This is published al her
request, as she wants others similarly
afflicted TO know what cured her. The
% and so cent sizes for sale by druggists.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
VERY LITTLE ANIMATION Is DIS
PLAYED BY STOCKS.

Grant Monument Day Be:u1 . Holiday has
Everything to Do With the Dizziness of
the Market - Prices Advance All Day
without interruption, on the Belief
That the rko-Grecian Chapter Is
ordinary Causes aud Cut no Figure In
the Stock Market-B Bonds Strong.