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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29


Die 9IuSii6t, lid 5ebn gtunoeu
lang I'M Giien6aDnlpagen 9egeuiiber Sti
lieen, ,p0brenb man faum 0en fliihtigs
fen Gin0gnd Der Gjegen6 in iih oufs
nebmen farm, Sic man mil Idipinbeln1
Der Gtbas!ij9feit ourbfliegt, n,adt 3uz
meiIca Ntc telernrtelten 2eute mittbeile
laln.
Ole beiben M}aunet; bic unter anoes
ren llmltdnoen faun 2lnfniipiungss
punfte 9efunoen uno iifl ipabri9eiulib
gegenlettig njdjt beQd)tet b3tten. qe'
rietbeu tiefer in Die beeonnene lluter>
baltun9,
Gielelbe lprong ouT IoSialpolitiIds
uno natioual6fonumiide 3ntereiien
iiber. Der iun9e 9l}ann entpidelte
itmfalienoe SenHtniB oe8 inbuliriellea
Qeben8 in Gnglanb unb oerrietb, bob
er in 9lngele9enbeiten elmer 2pnooaer
Sabrif, gu beren @eidaftsiiibrern et
sebOrte, mad Oeutldlanb td1ne.
0ie blonde sSrau nabm teinen 2tns
tbeil al bem @eiprdd). 91a6oem Iie
Elm g9eil9en aus elmer eleganten
Sonbonniere Gpniitiiren 9enaift bate,
idlief lie ein.
2lb unO 3u itabl lid ein 9iid bea
Itngen Miannes ST ibr biniiber.
Sie fab gar sit rei;eno aus in benz
oiisen iorgloien ainoeridlummer,
elm i6par5es Spjeentidtein lole UNI
bic suloisen Saare gefniipft.
unaufbaltlam batte Der 8lit3ns bic
Gbenen burdflosen. Die @asenfeniter
naren CUR Salfte nit @i8blumen be-
oedt unb man murbe bes lteten @eds
iels Der S5enerie miioe.
Niemanb adtete mebr auf bic @e'
seno, gang iiberraideno belt Der .3us
plOeli6 in Der 9abnballe einer sr6Be'
rem Gtabt, eiuem anotenpunft lid
freuSenoer gerfebrslinien.
naSebn Winuten Iufentbalt! !" rief
oer Sdaffner. Ole beioen Widnnet
unterbra6en ibr @eiprdd, I'm auf ben
Sabniteig binaus3utreten.
Der miIbe 3rubel, BEN Der furse
aufentbalt zines S6nell5uses nit
iid bringt, ungab Tie uno nit Mubs
fampften lie ibren @eg ourd polternbe
@epddfarreu, burf feu6enoe Softer
trigger uub baIienbe 8aiiagiere nadD
eiuem fliegeuoen 3eitun9sftanb, mu
lie nod perl6iebenen 2a9esblattern
fudten.
Der Gbemann reid)te eben ieinem
innsea 8e9leiter Sen n9ailDsTele'
graph, ais ii9 bic Sanb eiues Srems
ben IN bunflem Gipit ener9ild, auf ieia
nen 9lrm legte.
rMein Serr, i'm giameu bes @jes
ieses, Sie iino perbaitet,4 iaste BET
Sremoe leiie, aber itrens.
@ie elm 8lis idlu9 bieies @ort
sfpilden bic beiben Wdnner.
5urtiebuna folet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29
9(uf bem bepurlfeheuben iocial

- 9fuF benz bebUrfebenben iOciaIbe'
motratii9sn parteit0ge In 6omburg
blrfte eS 3u reht fiarmif6en Sibun'
gen tommen. Die v9eBereien neiois
ider @enORen sesen bic sltabemitet"
merben ni9t ausbIeiben. Damn itebt
bic beifle Grnge her 8etbeiligung Der
8enoneu on ben prsuBiI6en 2anbtagss
mabIen su erIebissn. llnb MN baben
aud nod bic gOrg6nge tD6brenb BEG
in Nurnberg abgebdltenen Parteitages
Der bapdi6en @eucHen Del iu'a 6euer
gsaoRen. Auf 4utrag bes GabrerS in
Baperu, bes Rei6stagsabgeo
8rilleRberger, bat Der gariei'og benz
antraae, bic isBae Waifeier fallen 3u
lofien, feline 3uitimmuug gegebsn.
ShOn bas pirb b6Ies 8lut ma'
den. 8rilIenberger bot aber aud
gegea bic Rhdperlegung bes gorfou'
bes mad Berlin geiprOheu unb BON
elmer vuughnEigen 8seinf1uhung bes
8oritaHDes burd bas 8srliHertbum@ i.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29
gIlte Neute.

stlte 2eute, Die zines Wtittels be-
oiirfen, UNI bic Nieren uno ben 9arm=
&anal 81 resuliren, weroen bas pabre
6eilmittel in benz Gleftric 8itters fin
ben. 9ieie Mebi5in itimulirt ni6t, iie
entbdlt feinen @bisfeD Ober &lfObut, ion=
bern pirtt nur als Comic urb 9ln.
re9unssnittel. Gs wirft in miloer
SOrm auf ben Maagen uno bic 9drme
uno uerleibt bieIen Orsanen &raft, tpos
bur6 Die 9iatur in Der 9lusfiibruns ib=
rer SunttiOnen unteritiibt tuiro. Ser
@leftric gitters re9t ben 9lppetit an
unb f6rbert bic 8erbauuns. gs lit
grade oaS, mas alte 9eute brau6en.
8reis so Gents uno $1.00 bic NlaI6e
in Der Ipotbete BON 5. &alteDer & Gon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29
s,atarrb tann niat tnrtr, sperses

bur6 Iciale aspIlfationea, Sa fis ben ei$ Der
&ranfbeit nitt srrsiaen t6nnen. Ratarrb
lift cine Bluts nnS oser Contributions .Srdnt,
belt unb um fie su beiltn, Itubt Sbr innerIi1e
9elImitteI nebmsn. 9aq,S statarrb'Rur tpirS
einsenommen uns trirtt brett auf bas Blut
xno bic fdIettnisen CberFdhsa. Sal's Ra'
tarr.SRur 1T feins 0uadiaIber.ReoJin. Sic
tpurbe felt Sabren BON einem Der beften aersts
bieIes 2anbes nerorbust uns ift Elm reeeImd'
bisss Gejept. Sie beitebt aus ben beiten bes
fannten Eonita, rerbunbeu NIT ben ttftsn
BlulrsinisunsSmitieln, bic bireft aui bic
6hleimob,rfldden fpirten. Die boltommtns
gerbinbuns Der stpei BeftonbtbeiIt iit es, mas
ioIh' tpunberbcue ReiuItate bel Der Seiinne
BON &atdrrb berborbriHst. Capt GuR 8eug'
ntfIs umionit i9tten.
g. Gbensp 4 Sc, eisentb., 7oIebO,
o. @ertsuit pUn auen ApotBeten, sSrsis 76e'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29
Ser Dfierreidii6e Vremiermin

Ser baerrsifii6e premierminis
fer @raf 8abeni bat anldbli6 ieines
Duells nit benz 9r. Wolf. BET weI6em
er bur9 einen SduB In ben re6ten
4rm DerleBt lpurbe, iein gntlafungs'
Seiu6 eiusereidi; allsemein tpirb in'
beRen ermartet, boB Der aaifer eS ni9t
annebmeH wirb. 8Orldufig erlebist
Der 8raf bic laufenben @eiddfte nit
benz arm in ber Sinbe. gr tpirb ius
beB nidt i'm 5tanbe ieiu, bsm
4bgeorbuetenbauie bos Budget 3u un.
terbreiteu. Ser 5inansminifer &its
Ter bon 8iliasti ipirb ben Minilierprds
Fbenten babel perireten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29
g}earn's NpIar . ifahrer .npne.

Yearb's gOlar Gabrer ,Dope~
uirb bieler Sage in 8rootIpu ermars
tet. GerieIbe bat ben riefieen Meteors
tiein an 8orb. ben man auf Der ertien
6abrt gefuuben batte. 8eiaster Stein
1T Der gr6Bte Weteorit. Der ie aefunben
purbe unO wiegt iiber 100 Sons. gs
pirb grOBe S6wieriateiten unb Soften
uerurfdden. ben Stein aus3uIaben, ba
bic Grdbne I'm SrootIpner Sdifsbaus
bOfe feline 70 grOBe Sraetraft babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29
Sibmeitteras lpiinidtGnd).
ssabrptaii . Memoeruaa.

Die SniernaiionaI & Great 9lortbern
u. ". giebt einen neueu 6abrpIan
beraus, Der am Donnerstag, ben 8. Suli
In 3roft tritt. Wegen Ndberem peube
man fi6 on bic aaeuter Der 8eielIidaft.
.. &. griee, o. q. 6 3. u.
paIeffiue, 3era3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29

gSer einen Gatnrrb beilen nil, muB
nit bem Slut anfan9en. 6oob's Sars
iaparilla beieitist Die llriade bieies
llebels unb beilt Gatarrb bnour6, oaB
lie bas 8lut reiniet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29
ct. Sonis nsffellumg BON 8. &et.
tember Biz %. October.

Die s. & 8. U. U. R. suirb tebeu
Dienitag unb Sonnerfiag BON 3. Gebs
tember bis 21. Otipber RunbreiIe. .Yils
Iette nod 81. 2ouis. Mo., su II ssahr.
preiie oertanFen. Dieie 8ilefte I5uh
snr 3etourfabrt 10 Sase saItis.
.. 5. 9riee, O. 9. &9. u.
ssalefiiue. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29
Cine Nnseiae.

4ls, bic beabf6tisen. eiue Reiie
nod benz 9sorben ober nod europa
an3utreten. mirb eS intereiiireu, su
wifen, baB uniere Softer fotpie Geile,
tafbeu fir cine Wode gum Rofpreile
bertauft werben. Sober Softer III nit
leierlidea 3iffern marfirt. iOnis nit
bem ebemalisen 8ertaufspreiie. aus
Berbem baben mir unieren idmmtli1en
8orraih bon 6errens, 0amens unb
8inberi6uben i'm preiie rebu3irt, UNI
bic SOmmermdare Iieber unter benz
preife 5u perfaufeu, als biefelbs auf
udditea SOmmer auf3ubeben.
I6tansspOa
6. Saam.
ginberella g 6ubsgatah.
213 Nlamos glasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29

- Die Standard" WdbmaTfiue
Uertauft C. H. DEAN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29

SppS's 1illen iuirfen milbe, aber
raid unb li6er auf Die 2eber unb ben
Masen. rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-29

- 8ei ber @r6ffnuug Der 6. 9tatios
nalen SrrigatiOus 8orueutipn in Gin.
coin, Neb., Uaren 13 5taaten bur6
Eelegaten nertreten.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
seattle Death Ruse.
REMARK ABLE RESULTS.


pr- +. @. Van puesen. OF the Hobbs
Sparagus Pills CO. IS firmly convinced that
the Post-InIellisencsr Is one of the best adj
Neriising mediums in America. and his
views are also very strongly Endorsed by
G. q Guy the druggist Second avenue,
and Yesler way.
on June o free distribution ~ the
Hobbs Snaragus pills was given al Guys
drug store. This dis;ribution had been
advertised two DAYS previous exclusively
IN the Pos'-intelligencer. and 70 quote DR.
Van Dueson. 1T was the greatest success
we have had on this Coast IN fact only
In san Francisco and Denver have I Sc
cured anything like such phenomenal re-
suits from my advertising In the distri-
button OF our remedies We expect in cities
tho size Of Seattle. to give away not over
Cen packages. In our distribution here the
number VAS over 2[0-as much as we have
given away in cities Of lod moo population
Ny knowledge OF the P0st-Intelligencer as
an advertising medium was first gained
two years ago, when introduced the Nun
Nou remedies here. and on that occasion
the results were equally rs fiattcring as
In the present instance As you are aware
| yearly make contracts for advertising
amounting 20 a great many thousand dol
lars with such an expenditure. naturally
We employ very close methods Of checking
Results and l have In each instance found
tho -irtgllgencer not only one 81 tho
bat also 20 b. one of the best advertising
mediums west OF Chicago"
Mr.. Guy also expresses himself rs being
Very much surprised A. the great results
secured from the advertising of the Hobbs
Sparagvs pills
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
AMI SENENTS.
- Night in ifohcmi in. >"

II has been a long time since so much
interest has been taken in 4 local enter
taiument as that which clines Ia "A
Night in Bohemia" a roaring musical
farce-ccmcdy Y hCh the Queen city Good
Roads club will produce the latter part
of July for the benefit of the cycle path
II the local amateurs play as well as
they rehcarse the affair viii he a great
success. IL is show well calculated 10
drive away the blues aud pew songs,
beautiful dances, pretty girls and funny
speciaities abound Mi Frank Coombs
who is always a favorite will appear -
George Thatcher and introduce his new
sIecialty. Mr.. johnson Turn Ne
Loose Charley Lamb does his great Ia
Lore dance entitled The Dream Tom
my Gctz Harry Bean and Bob Webb ap-
pear in speCialties. Mamie Holden PLAYS
Doliie Noble the sunshine OF keene's
villa" the Misses Kurtz Howe, koch
and Erdman appear as ''lssstes'' IN VIII
You Join the Army OF thu Sweet Saliva
tion 4 laughing hit OF the New York
music halls and about thirty songs and
fifteen spccialties are introduced.
The Good Roads club have issued tick
cts which entitie purchasers to reserve
seats one day in advance Of the regular
box sale and already there Is quite n 10
mand for them. The costumes are all
new and very pretty and the electric and
mechanical effects will excel anything
ever seen on tn local stage.
y great deal ~ jealousy seems 20 exist
between the Club members and local
wheclmeE as 20 who viii play the bass
drum and carry the banners IN the sal
walton Army speciality and II has Ne =
suggested that = list be made 50 that the
public may choose their favorltea. Il
this plan les adopted it wll be made known
X a few DAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
"TemptatIon~" Coming Back.

Charles II Yale's attraction. The
Twelve Temptations which dif such 4
big business az the Seattle theater last
week IS coming back Tuesday FOR re-
turn enEag cement at the same house a
fortune has been expended on The
Twelve Temptations and s. VIII he
found realized dream - Orjen,al Splen-
dor. ar course. the plot deals with true
love that didn't PUN smooth. aDd par
takes IN a great measure = the fasCins;-
lne. supernatural fairy esment. bot IL
also overaows w3th rafting fun. pau'o-
mimic and othere Use brought oQt and IN
tanslfed by corps II some u me bcSt
ard most popular comedians on the
American stage. lncludiag Gus Bruno
IT. as Snor0 Aprop0s. and daehing Josie
Stssou the attractive souhretfe, "a
Bright Eves. white other roles are hiie4
as Caroline Rudolph Madge Torrance.
t.sls Hutton. Annie Courtney and Charles
RI renry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
BRbf>E THE BRIDGE.
Dee Hunters send u Tree Crashing
Through IL.

When two young mea in the Maple Val
Icy neiGhDorhood went oGf Tuesday even
inr 20 cUt down bee tree they had no
intention - tc4rine M railway track or
breaking down bridge bar that Is what
They succeeded IT, accomplishing.
The tree WIS a large one. and stood near
thc track of the Columbia X Puget Sound
road about half mile this side Of Maple
Valley When the last stroke Of The TX
bad been civcn and the forest giant began
"a joticr 10 lis death. the lads found to
their horror that b. was not going 20 fall
in thp direction they had intended hut di-
rrctly across the railroad track and tres
tic Thr tcce didn't do a thing bur smash
clear through The bridge. Express train
known as M. bad passed the bridge hut
q SHORE time before. and the passengers
probably h3d 10 idca Of their narrow IS
cape : frcirht train which followed the
express was warmed In time 20 stop iii
the track could be- repaired
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
po>tponcment of Tea Examiner Ex-
nmi IA lon.

The cXa rinattoa Scr The grade Of tea
cNami0er IN the customs service OF this
district. scheduled 20 be held TT Port
Townsend on the 18th instant. has been
postponed by order Of the civil service
commission az Wash'cEtoB 40 the 2otn an
staut Application Will not he accented
FOR this examination unless flied with the
un3rrsi gnoti or IN proper blanks. before
the hour ~ closing business or july -.
u II kFNAGA
SscrstNv Hoard Examiners Custom
house. Fort Townsend Wash
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settlers for flashing on

Sped p. Snatch ca The Pos -Tntel}izencer.
PORT ANGELES Wash. July T.
Ju3re - ' smith Ciaiiam county's i'm
MIGRATION agent has returned from the
East accompanied by several men Who
represent q colony ri prospective settlers
from ioN Judce Smith has been East
several months and says 1he only way
re appreciate Our equahie climate is 10
spend q winter ana summer the MID
die states He saws there ar eat mum
hers OF people who wouli co.'s West II
they could out dispose Of their property
IN tte East
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
For students of ShuLespen

Students Of the drama VIII have an
opportunity tomorrow evening % listen
70 cultured and refined rendition of
some Of the most classical passages in
Shakespeare'S masterpieces. including
The Merchant ~ Venice" and Charles
+" IN English by " &. Wills The art
Isl is Monsieur Leon Florestan If Paris.
whose Representations Of ShakeSpeare.s
great characters have received the high
eSt praise The mouologue entertainment
will be given AZ Ranke haI at o'clock
Friday evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08

+ l. Talbot. one of the managers of the
Carnival ~ Madrid " who was arrested
for stealing a bicycle from the Pope
agency az Portland. was IN high spirits
Yesterday afternoon Sevtrai afSdavfts
have been made which have IN Important
hearing on has case and he is confident
he Will he eXo0ersted AT The preliminary
examination. The Portland officer is ex-
nectea todsv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
Ii. success ReRest~d-

The Carnival az Madrid repeated 50
success OF the previous nsghi az the Third
Avenue thearer last night There vss a
good sized audience IN spite % the c+--
Gus and fh~ prospects are Tor much
iarrer crowd THIS evening The show
IS without question one % Tie bes, 4
SIS kind that has ever be@n N ;nls city
The Carnival VII close ats engagement
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MADE To PAY $500.
THE CITY AND THE CIRCUS GO Up
AGAINST EACH OTHER.

And the City Comes Ont Winner-Thc
show People Tried Ia Get Along
by Securing q $3.50 License on the
Statement That Their Admission
Charge Was So Cents-fhe city
Authorities Discover Another
Charge of so Cents for Reserved
seats. and Compel the Payment OF
an Additional $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
MIX. Meat and Food.

Gallons q E1ilk Inspected 3.S1. gallons
Of milk condemned. "A. specimens tested
! per cent "a or over. j5f. specimens con-
taln.nc less thar . per cent. fat S; specie
Mems % milk anaiyzed. g. inspections q
dair.es. =. inspections % nilk wagons. 20:
in-aectioGs Of meat markets. III; tnsDcc-
tinas az restaurants. s.. inspections OF
slaughter houses. u: inspections % COM
mission houses. -; inspection Of stock
yards. 2, pounds Of meat condemned. ta3;
pounds Of fish condemned. le2; pounds ~
fruit. condemned I.fso pounds Of vegeta-
nles condemned 81 go
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08

Saturday night. There will De a special
matinee Saturday afternoon at aI9
O o'clock.
On Sunday evening the Faust Musical
CCn.sdy company and London Pen Ring
ers Will return 70 the Third Avenue the
alter for one night only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08

NEW YORK July 5-Ex- Gov John p
Atgeld of Illinois. addressed about . go
people In the Academy Of Music. Brooklyn
today. The meeting was under the aus
pieces of the Democratic League of Kings
county. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
Plumbing Department.

Plumbing plans filed -. first insnec-
lions. y. second inspections q. notices
served, >: defective work reported is: de-
feciive work inspected Is smoke tests
made q, houses inspected. es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08

HOARD OF HEALTH OBJECTS TO THE
CARRIAGE ORDINANCE.

IL Allows n Practice That II Danger
on. 30 the Health of H~.teenfs-
The Plumbing Board-S~w Mir
Ordinance a.opted-Iune'. Death
and birth Rates - Sewers Mach
Needed in Wall. Hziin Addition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
FOOLS AND kNAVES.
DIR. JORDAN THUS DESCRIBES THE
YANKEES AND BRITISH.

In Carrying Ont the Ruling of the
Paris Tribunal the United states
Acts the Fool md England the
hnase The Eminent Naturalist
Cares Little for oratorical style,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08

FE hams. boiled and sliced. Dell
cairsseu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08
Sanitary Inspections.

Complaints fled by citizens p: CON-
plants filed by Inspector =: nuisance no.
tters served g. uuiSarces ahated p.
nuisauccs IN course OF abatement, IS:
complaints without cause 2: houses in
spvCted }C9; houses inspected with plumb
ing inspector, s.; schools Inspected 0;
dead animals ordered removed s. cases
tried In municipal court. ,. arrests made.
>. houses placar6ied T. ao2SeS fun gated,
Complaints referred 10 other depart
Tseutn IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-08

shev wruls Hn with surface water in =
hours This II a tough problem To deal
WITH said Or Horton. az cesspools
ss5U fll wltnin ore day and night. DO rot
sse ftat tx EssI. afford any remedy. \ sew
81 IS the proper thing President Holmes
agreed with Or Horton. and IT. was de-
cidael n have TIE inspector notify the res
taetts vino complained about ire condition
81 Affairs thaG ths board favored the con-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
WOOL AND COTTON MARKErS.

Boston, May 11.-Business IN the wool
market here this week has been slow, but
this Is to be expected after the heavy bus
mess Of the last four months. Manufactur-
ers have purchased vast amounts or wool
ahead, and the mills have sufficient on
ces in all grades show no change from last
week. The eau for fleece and territorial
woods Is moderate and Australian woods are
in good demand at values holding firm.
Quotations Missouri QuQarter and
three-eighths blood combing l9c; braid COM
b;ng, 1Sc. Texas woods, spring medium az
months) 11d13c; secured price 32G34c; sprng
Territory woods, Montana fine medium and
fine. 1o1ad12lzc: secured price %qoec; sta
pie, $3.50: Utah. Wyoming. etc, fine me-
dunn and fine. l0Q12c; secured price. asa
36c; staple 37dSSc. California woods, north
ern spring 14G16c: secured price 35dS7c:
middle county spring 10d12c; secured price
32934c. Australian secured basis combing.
combing, average, &c; Queensland comb
ing. &3145c.
New Orleans. May 11.-Cotton-Quet;
sales, 1,2JO; ordinary CSC; good ordinary
SIC: low middling, TIC; middling. 9-1sc:
good m:ddling, 77sc; middling fair. 5-lsc.
Futures dull: sales 1900; May N.Gd7.A:
June. N$a7o; July. E42a1s3; August.
s6.62aSs s.; November. ssSids.s5; December.
sS.67ass s.: January, $s.7OaS.72; February.
New York May 11.-Spot cotton closed
steady; middling gulf. Sc; middling up
lands TIC; sales, 30 bales. Futures closed
steady. Sales. 97.loo bales: January, $ss.:
February. ssG: March. 500: April, =;
May. $40: June. S.A: July. So; August.
S;4a; Sept. 10: Oct, $S.S; November.
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