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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
2OOO srditiec 9anamct

,pill Der Sdafsiihter s. q. Sones al's
Sateopen, 9Sascp Gpuntp, Or, nob
3pea bringen, nm lie BON bort aus nit
Qlerlei propillonen belooen, noh Den
8olofeloern BON Glonbifs su treibcn..
Sores 1T iiberseugt, DAB jeoes Sbier
ouf elnsm gut eonltruirten YafIottel
30 Yfuno tra9en fann, uno er mill
ieocn 0ammel nit Is Gfuno Maaren
uuo Is Yfuno Sutter belaiten, 10 ooB
Die 5biere untermees feinen Ifunael
leioen. Sn Oieier Meiie boIit ey fir ben
WaarentrouspOrt bon Snea nah 0air=
ion $4,000 3u peroienen uno on lebt9c=
nanntem Srte mill er feline Sammel als
Shlahtpie6 perfaufen; bprt glaubt er
pro stiif $40 nit 2eihtigteit lOien 81
tDnneu. Sus llnternebmen bat einen
etmas abenteuerliben 9lnltri6, ollein
Sones be9t ni6t Den gerinQIten 3nel=
rel, oaB er oasielbe nit @rfola ourd=
fii6ren miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
OcfturDcn.

9Im 81. September i'll Nem Ybilaz
oelpbia Die Sral BON 0enrp @inB, Ga=
rolina, i'm Nlter bon 43 Sabren lno z
5aeen nod ldnaerer 9rantbeit an Der
WollerIubt. Sie 0erlfprbene binter=
ldBt Dem trauernben @atien 5 4inoer.
a Mdoben uilo einea Gnaben (; ell,
Mao6eE iii Der Mutter i'm 5ooe poran=
aeaongen. Ile 8erlforbene, cine Sod=
ter bon philip 8iab, ST., oabier. lit
in Der alten 6lnBnliihle 9eboren.
9lm 5onntag. 26. Sept, in Der
Npbnuug ibres Sdipieaeriobues, llrs
@bitb in Stem Sbilaoelpbia, Die sSittpe
/ y2rena 98ab, aeb. Sdnui. im alter BON
l79 Sobren. sipei Monaten uno orel
laoen. Die Gerltorbsne war aus Sel.
sieen, Sonton Bern, gebiirtig uno per=
ebelihte liA i'm Sabre 1887 nit Ste
! pban 9&uf, tuanoerte i'm Sabre 1855
| nit ibrem Manne uab bier Sinoerl
nob oen 0er. Staateu aus uno fan
brett auh 9tem GbilaoelpbiO. Sb
Gjotte ein9 ibr ihon aor 20 Sabrea Il
: Die Gnsi9teit oorau. sic bate 6 Sin
Der, oon mel1en nesb flint, brei SDbll
uno stpei Sbbter, aan 2eben lino, au
: Beroan % @ntel uno 5mei llrentel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
xScmcraI @onrbafi 8cftDrbett,

gapOnne, ssrantrsid 22. sept.
General Bourbafi, 6liigelaojutont oes
SaiIers Nappleon uno Gpmmauoant oes
2aaers BON Glalons big gum ge9inn
oes IransDliIh oeuiiden Rrieges, 1T
heute geltorben. sSm Suli 1870 muroe
.er an STEELE gasoine's Gnnnlano0nt
Der Gaiierearbe. Dit bieier iiohm Ell
leruorragenoen Nutbeil al Den 5hlab.
ten um Meb. gln 25. Sept. gelang
es i6m, uertleloet aus WteB 81 entfom-
men. st reilie in pertrauliher Gen-
ouns nab Gbiielburlt i'll ENGLAND Sur
Saiierin Guaei,ie, febrte aber alsbalo
uieoer nod 6rantrei9 suriif, beaob li6
mad 5purs uno erbielt Daielbf ben gc=
ftbl iiber Die Noroarmee. Wesen DER
REORGANIZATION Der Mnlee serietb CT
nit @ambetta in 3ipieipolt, lpuroe am
10. 9topember abberufen lno ertielt
Den 9eIebl iiber ben yeAten Sliiael Der
2oire=Nrmee. 9fa6 Der oreiideigell
SNludt an Der 2ilaiHe seaen General
! g3erOer trat 8ourboti ben Giidsu0 nab
! SeIancon az, bpd idon am ~. San.
| 1871 mar es oen 9eutibgu aelungeu,
Inn Den 9ees meltlib uno iiiometlid)
BON 8eianeon su perlesea nno Die @i=
MISUNDERSTANDING auf 2pnn absu=
| iAneloen. Die aus $4,000 Wann be.
ltehenbe 9trmee befane lid III einen
troltloieli 3ultonoe uno mubte idlleb.
| li1 3uilud)t in Der SbmeiS iu1en
] Sn 8erstpeiflnug iiber feline Gage lnacbt'
&purbati einen Selbitmpro 0erlud
| Nab leiner gBieoerberite(luna iibernaDn
er i'm eSuli 1871 eas Commando oe.
6. armeecprps (2pon), 1873 oos De!
ID. 9lrmeecorps (Grenoble) uno oas
@pupernsment BON 2Don. 1881 ibiel
er aus oem attipen Sienif. st ipurb
am %. elpril 1916 gu Pau seboren al
Sohn eines ariehii1en Sberfen, De
i'm llnabban0igteitstriese 8riehenlano.
1927 ieinen Soo fano.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29

= 6. S. Cunning iit gum Yoitmei.
iter in 8eioler ernannt iuoroen.
gbrp. 8. 9. Miaer miro ndb.
ten Sonntag Gormittae 10 llbr oas
@rnte Oontieif in Der epaneeliih per=
einioten 5rieoenstir6e su YGilipsburq
balten.
- Gs beiBt, Die bieli0e 3ollinamill
hobe aeniiaenoe Wultrdge. um bis gum
|. Sanuar 1898 polle 3eit Su arbeiten
ano es lino quite 9lusli6ten fir ipeitert
Seitellunaen 0prbanben.
sir 6enerhiite fir iunae Eamen.
Wah9en uno 3inoer, uno isibene Dau-
ben uno Gappen fir 0lnDer ipenne
man iitb Oh 2aura u. @enIel, pub.
luoorengeIddit i'm 2. Stofrpert i'm
@r6nuge glof, Stem Qbilaoelpbia, 8.
2sbts @ude BOT 5err u. IS. Sieb
son Susarc,eet 5p.. ipelher lebten
gionember gum Gountp @ommiiliondr
fripdb!t muroe, iein 2mt angetreten.
Gamit baben Due 9emotraten ,pisber
rirfn Werireter in Der Beb0roe Der
gountp gsMmiiliondre.
Nm eanlfiag brannts Der 2eib-
Ifan ppn &. g. Wlugrnpe in Jteip So
lnylstomn uoll.dnoie llieber unb ariifen
aie Hlamlnen 10 fd1nea I'M iih. blf
udts aereftst rerbcn tonlte. q 6pferbe
;dmcl in Gen Sslamnen um. Ger
1'on mar perlibert, pferoe &c. abel
nidt.
gebte Mod)e er0ffieien bic Repu-
,litaner uon 5llsearamas GountD i'm
Cpernhans III 6annl Epner ihre gyohl-
ealnpagne. Mart 0anna mar als
s,uupneoiser ulaetilnolat uno bus
opsinhans mar OUT beiebt, Da ieber,
mann ben republitaniihen BOZ"
ieben mpllte. aber Der gntbnliasmns
l,eB iehr uiel su mi:nfden iibrig. Mari
'o'nna lit Gin id)laner nnb ener9i
7 er MaFAinenpoliiifer, aber tein MeDs
n I. rlo biss uirb iih iiberal seiae1,
ner Irine OratDriihen 2eibungeu gum
beten Dibt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
9as bette 0eiImittcI.

0r. 81. 9. @reepe, Gaufmann III
gbifboiuie, 3d., beSeugt. Dai er an Den
sdninoIu1t lit, ats unbeilbar aufae-
seben mar, DaB er olle dr3iIide 0ilfe
iudte, bic er fir Gelo erlonaen fonnte,
aae Dulfenmittel anlpenbete, bon benen
er bOrte, aber feline grlridteruna fano.
Viele Ndhte bra1te er in eiliem Stubls
su. Gnbllh ipnro er peranlabt, Dr.
Ginas Neu Eiscpberp 81 probiren unb
nad benz 0ebr0n6 Don 5irei Glafden
NOR er 9ebeilt. 9Hdbrenb ben leBten 8
Sabren Bat er feline @eiAdfte tuieber
perfeben uno erflart, Dr. Qifgs Netr
Diseoberp iei bos bette 0eilmittel, has
il 9emaht ipurbe, bd bilrM Dalelbe 70
bel fir iln unb Mflbere In leiner Na9.
barfdaft aetban lpurbe. Er. Sings
Rem Niscoptrn III garantirt fur puifen
GrfdItuna unb GdpinDIu1t. GebIt
|nidt. a3robsflalden frei n 8. 6.
MiIIfr ~ g obns 4pottsle. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
SuStAr

Tos Grnte=SontIelt muroe ON leg=
TEN Spnntag il, Der ct. Sames eoan=
0etiid=lutberii6en Stride 9eleiert. Sine
9rpBe gln5ahl 3ubDrer botten Iid Wpr=
gems uno slbeibs einaefunben. Sie
Gi6e NOR NIT allerlei Oblt uno Sc
wddien ihOu a,is9elhmiift.
Sri. 2aura @ller oerlieB om teBten
Montog Susearawas. uno tp,rS tuGb=
reno oes g9inters ibren @obnIis in
@lenelonD aaifihlagell.
Samuel 'mteDer, elm wo6lbefonntel
bielioer Sdirger. itarb lebten Saatitaq
NbenO, 2S. September, ploBlib on
SAlaQfluB I'M 9llter pon 40 Sabren
Sas 2ci6snbe9dngniB fano ana Mpn
tag in @naoenbiitten ltatt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
9nt: ne,tt /. .
3itltrtteehr,t

ttiunt aper's Yillen. Damn lhlaflt
Du beller uno bilt beim Grlpad)em
befers fiirS Tascipert porbereitet.
Nls cit aneenebmes unb wirflames
Mittel BET geritopfuns 3a itarfer
Gallenabiono Waisrdne nnb BEL
alien yeberbeidperoen baben Gpers
Abfdbr Pilen ri1t ibres Gleiden.
Gie iino iibersudert unb ID ausge.
3ei6net bereeitellt, oa6 lie lire peil,
fraft ausiiben, Obne OaB lid babel oie
unanuebmlidtei bon pielem louif
an9eprieieneH pilleu seisen. Jraqe
Deiuen apotbefsr nad slper's abfiib.
reaben pilen. 90 anbere Yillen
nibt belfen, oa Aelfen Dir ci<
voit nyer sans 9ewijl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
8rteIiWe.

Sir DE am Is. September snbenot
Wo6e bGeben fpleenbe nidt retlamirtf
yriefe auf Der bielisen YoitpfFpe
@opin @burd.
Spbn Gallagher.
50. Sowaro.
Wariun Sones.
g8. 8. Seeran.
George &ni9bt.
9lnna Gnptt.
Nirs. Goro Cones.
oSennie Mfpers.
Srant McSaper.
Mrs. Saoie 9taglep.
8. u. Searoorff, g. M.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
: ST. gilbert Maaner lit gum 9pit

Or. Gilbert Mdaner lit gum goit=
-meifer in Yhillpsburs ernannt mosoen.
Gs beiBt, Ole bielige Nd9etfabrit
nerbe innerbalb orei Woden IA pollen
8anae lein.
Geit Sr. sSobn Mc@iu iein 9lmt
als gountp Glsrf anaetretesl bat, ino |
i'm bieligea @eriht Is Gbeiheioungs, |
aeI,t1e eialaereidt moroea.
Mm 10. Gepteeber muroe Serr
pIarrer 8. $. Mites einitimmig gum
paItor Der epangeliIds oereiniaten 6rie-
oensairhe in pbilipsburg 9eiudblt.
Sic groarbesten iiir Die nDtbisen
Bprarbeiten fir Ole Yfalterun9 oes
lSublie Square uno Der anltpBenDen
@traBen miro nan Srdften geiOroert.
2aura u. Menlel mar lebse gSo=
she in GlepelanS, nm Die nelieften Mo=
ben su ltuoiere.l uno lire Ginfaufe con
SerbIt= uno @intermaaren su MAIDEN.
eSeoermann ift einoelooen. in ibrem So=
fale porsuIpfehen, I'M Speiteu Stoflperf
i'm @r1angg 8lod,
SEEM gbilaoelp0ia, ..
- 8ou Moropia, Sotya, idreioi
uns Seinrib S1reiner, oaB oalelblt leit
brei Moneten tein IeQen 9efallen. SiC
Mepfel fieaen balbreif BON oen Edunen,
Die Gartb6eln lino miBratben, nur De,
Mais Hest gut uno perisriht cine quit
grnte. Gs fehlt an pisien Srten az
9Saner,uno Der Shermoaaeter seigte l0l
Grao i'm Sdatten.
= 9tm 6reitae bielsen Die @esesaltel
bes 81. Sbio isreiwiGiNen Regiment,
in llbrihsoile ihre 9fsunion. @s ii
iebt 36 Sabre. lett oas &egimeRt, l00(
Manu fart. bonn Soirgrunoe in 6ana
Soper,, no ballelbe Iitb prguRilirte, ii
ben qrieg spg. Siele iiuo auf bluti
ger Walltatt eeFoQsu, nlsbr nod lei
Der Seenoi9una bes 4rie9es uno ieoe'
eSabr reibt neue Siifen in Ole :Reibel
Der ueberlebenoeu-
- Sic Giper MiQs So. miro gVn
neue Mu6le erbauen, Die NIT allen mo
bernen GerbenerunQen perleben. in Se
qua auf 2eiitunosfdbiQteit teiner onoerl
i'm Staete nabitebt. Die getrlcbstraf
miro ourh Elm Gleftrisitdt5merf erSeIQt
bas erri6tet miro, 100 Die aboebrannt
Muble itano, INN Die oortiQe @ui1er
trait nus5uniiben Die neue Mtiible mir
tpabri6einlid am 6ube ooa Siio
groabnap errihtet
2ebten Gpnnto0 Rd9nlittoa III
3 llbr brah in DER Sommertiite au
Der Sarm bon Spbn 8rpii, it,, in Wnr
mid Sp., II Weieu iiiolid ppn gtet
pbilaoelphia. 6euer aus uno branntel
bas Mobnbaus, Die Sdeune nit Del
Vprrdthen on Seu, Strpb &c. 2c-, iptpi
idmmtlid)e 9iebenacbduoe ppllltdnoi
r,ieSer. SsSln Saule mnbnte ,5elR 9ear
borF nit 5amilie. Der Die 6arm Qe
pahtet bate. 9tr Sd)ooen nirn uu
$2500, bic Geriiherun9 auf 1920
gei6dyt.
- Inter oen Rreoigern. ,peid3e leBt
gDohe bier Der Central : Spnobe De
refornirten Stride beilpobnten, ma
aud 9r. pfarrer Gobl bon @opington
Gentufp, Der BEL Sr. ati9. Sdott al
&aD StraBe eine 9aitlibe Nufnolm
fano. Serielbe idien iid oes beftel
@Dblieins Su erireuen, 10 lanse er bie
mar, martele aber ni9t auf Oen StO,ui
Der Snnooe, Der crit am Gonntat
Nbeno erfol9te, innosrn perreiste iflol
am Samlfag, INN am Sonuta9 ieinel
ssunftionen als Breoiger in ieiner @e
meinoe nadtommen su t6nnen.. 9lu
Sonntas Nahmittaa aber bate er, mi
cine Sepeide bon Goping OH mel etc
einen Sbla9aniaa uno mar III ueni
gen Ninuten eine Seidbe.
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8mt,maarcnaeId,1ft.

g8ir erhalten oieie @Dhe cine ppll=
itIuoige Nuslpabl bon y9interipoaren
uuo balten. on unlerem alten Wottp
felt S1neqe 8ertdufe nit fleinem
prDTit. Qaura q. gGenIel,
2. Stodmerf i'm @rhanae glpf,
Stem gbilaoelpbia. ..
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Sas 9ampblet Yrattil6er We9-
petier gu Yfarrer Sch. &neipps 9eil=
metbooe, in DeutIher poer en9lil6er
Spra9e, lit in unIerer Office 81 baben-
preis 10 Sep.s. #
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sos. W. Suntins - Slprence Miller,
DAB. 6. Guinn-M Minnie M. Oemuth
Sos. y. @utterman = Wtarp s. Nmif,
Sarnan 6riQer -Mar9oretb Wrieht
9lbrabam 8. Marfs - NnrNaretb 3D.
Gi9aros.
Eronf @reene - Sennie Mc@lelohb,
6bas. s. 9lmos Caroline 3urfer,
6ranf Grams = WaaQie s. @pans.
Sreo. Sbatp = Marp Barns.
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SSarmt sst perfa,tfem. y

4 I'M ~ 100 ader 2anb 81 oerfouien. 9as
MSYn5tsSv-a-A 2auo liegt auei Weiien pelrlloD BON
SE gaKwSIfAM. Nnrt g8oihiugtnn nth glcilcn Dit=
lid BON 9lep @omerstppn uno lit
inter bem 9taneH yttpicD sSarm beTanut cute
5d)enne gutter @prnfped)er Wa9enid1uppen, etn Staa
"a Sub brett uuo 2S tSB lang uno ein Sorlbans nit
3imuern btloeH Die e3e66uDe @ut ner Sarm lit fers
ner elm outer Sbitoarten eutes olenb nnb uueeidbr
40 aeer gutes gBeioelonb 9e 9anSe 5arm, nit MUS
nabnte Don 10 sfer lit III eSros &etne GerDinoldps
teiten. Die sSorn piro bilis perfaait
Wtan meube itb minolidb ooer ldrittiid9 an
0cnrge Gentnn,
2eItameutsp ollitreder.
Ie,p Is omerstolpn g. Is. Gept 1897.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-06

IT is great mistake tor the young to
deSpise what the old have learned by ex-
perience Ram : Horn.
INF LADI-"It runs right into something
the minute you let go Oh. I'm sure ! car
never learn 10 ride . Instractor-~Stick
70 II. ma'am; yon'n learn soon. Why, ]
Taught an idiot 10 ride last week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-06
CONNECTIONS

~ fai Kansas Matthias reclining chair
- seats free) ami Pullman drawing room
Sissr,ers 10 Wichita and Burton. Kan. Con-
,sefs st Wichita, kan, with A I. & s
~ -1oints N Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma
S1,3e~fs at Burton, Kan, with 4. T &
+ Tor points in Kansas.
No r0a s. Louis Matthias reclining
,Lsr cars (seais free TO ST Louis and
p,e1I--,ar drawing room sleepers TO Mone.r
connects al Pierce City. No. with No. -;
Cor ,oirts an Indian Territory va Neosho
- Von4tt with No. 5. the Texas LI-,iras
SZ-Asfihu,sd) which has reclining chair ca-s
fsasts free). Pullman drawing-roou7 sleeo-
as 10 Galveston via Paris and Dallas: has
Si-tng Ears Tsiirina to Dallas. connects an
Gcr.rt With No. ? which connects a.
SON station, ST Louis, with ali ltnes far
~ ssst. north and southeast
Sa Ia5 Colorado and California u-,s.A5
has reclining chair cars seats feel -
T,,.--eor, and Anthony. Kan. Pullman Irs
=. a. vxtng-room slsspeTs 10 Burrror Es1
5ISssN,,,rh Pullman sieePeTs Burton "a
a p,Ssbia Denver. ri Paso, Los s,rs:ss'
- - Nssco and san Francesca. Co11sc-s
:. r,1rr.9n. Kan, with a 7. x : r.
T,osr,ts in Colorado Wyoming. Eish. Neya-
Il Idaho Montana Oregon. Washington
%sv ana Ola Mexico. A--ZJna ard CzlIsor-
10. los. s.. Louis Llrn.te6-Hss reclining
chair cars tssats .Feel ard Pullman Buffer
siTa vsfug-roorr sleeocrs 10 s. Lous Re-
Ching char cars seats trsel sn5 Pulr-aa
Palace Sleeper Ncuett 20 Dallas Tex. vta
Paris. Connects al NcoStt With Ne J for
penis r Arkansas ara Texas. Connects
sr Mons VIII No. :. which coznec,s :; ST.
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VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.

You want an established medium; you
want TO patron.ze those who are eapa-
bic OF patroniZing you. You receive
she benefits from the seventy ernpioyes
OF the Eagle: you get more circulation
from the Weekly Eagle than you can
anywhere else The readers % the
Weekly get four times as much live
news for soc as they get from the other
weeklles for 800 and 81 80 This 10 tbs
time when price and quantity tell. You
get all you can and pay az little ts ron
can. Therefore the Weekly Eagle n
the paper for the advertiser and reader
alike.
Rates made known on application.
RIP. MURDOCH, Manage
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The
Greatest
Medium.
TaE WICHITA WEEKLY EAGLE

Established In 1917 and FOR twenty AUG
years has stood at the head OF all Week.
tles IN the state. There are people ia
this county who have read II from its
first issue and are readers today. Why
do they read it, Simply because they
are after the reliable and latest news
and can only get IL throug this medium
IT has more columns OF live reading
than all the NYeelSiies n the county
Business men are approached daily by
representatives and even proprletors of
these local papers with the stereotyped
expression THAI they have rhe LARGEST
circulation In the county. Well. we say
the postage. They do not II they
are the local papers they claim they are
hard to locate. There nave been hun
dreds OF them In the twenty-sour years
that the Eagle has been in the ieid ana
have died as many more must 90 IN
der their false represen;a,ion. You
want a good medium 10 do your advSr.
Using in: Won want
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-ne Il sec 26-26-1e;
good house, barn, cribs and sheds; fine
orchard, peaches cherries and apples;
good water and trees, also artificial lake
2 acres surface from to y TT deep; fine
school house on corner, miles from GEN.
ter of city; miles of stock yards and q.
of Kechi station. Also residence with mod
ern improvements, No. 1717 Paramount
Ave, first house south of the college.
This is a fine location for educating a
family or keeping students boarding
house. Address W. Z. Hutchinson.
d191-ft
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FOR SALE-InauStry Gcoseberry plants.
never failing bearers. Address Goose
berry" box $50. o. call 81 ~ 5. Wash
incton Ave. Wichita. Kan. du6-6tx
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FOR SALE-Speciaf sale OF stoves-cooks
heaters anu co 95'- SoreS Mn zee
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Che aa1iehta Badly Eagle TUESDAY zoruiug april g. 1897

Louis Union Station with all lines for the
east, north and southeast.
Through tickets on sale TO all points
Fur further information can on or adj
Dress. E. C. HOAG,
City Ticket Agent.
Or, W. ToRREy, Depot.Agent
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FOX SALE-REAI ESTATE.
0oN0NooN~~~~o~~oN~N~ O~~o~oO~I~o~oOoo-~.~0o
FOR SALE
Lots 10 u Ohio Ave, Second Wabash
addition.
East 1l714 IT lots Y and north half 20,
Jones Second addition. 3 s .
South half s! ard north half IS Main
street, Sutton's reserve. Greiffensten' 5
third addition.
Lots 40 and Al blk Junction Town Co.'S
addition.
Lots 3, and Central Ave. DeVore's
sub, blk. 3. Butler & Fishers addition.
Reserve d. Mossman's addition except
west 100 feet
Lot Ga Fifth Ave, English's addition.
Lots III and 1i5 blk. IA. Orrne & Phillips
addition.
Lots .. ? 4. and Sc 4 sw Il 1870.
kiowa county.
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Pratt county.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-26
FINANCE AND TRADE
Steadines Given Values by Frac-
tiona Improvement Abroad.
BURLINGTON FHErEATUREOF TIE DAY
ForeignWar Situation Was Scarcely
a Factor.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, April 26-Fractional i'm
provement in the foreign markets impaired
a steady Gndertone to local trading this
morning, but no really significant transac-
tons were recorded. The death of a promi-
nent sugar refineries official caused sine
sefifng OF that property, initial figures be-
ing Der cent under Saturdays closing
level. A sharp recovery followed the early
decline, the demand at the low level coming
largely from the short interest.
The fact that the declining movement
was not prolonged adds color to the pre-
sumption that the larger inside interests
are not heavily long of the stock. and there
fore are not apprehensive of liquidation.
The tariff schedule relative to this com
modify is expected to become an important
factor In determining the price of the stock
during the present week.
Burlington was the most conspicuous
feature of the regular list, 1 per cent be-
ing added to opening figures the result
OF an improved buying demand. Reliable
evidences of a decided improvement in
March earnings continue to operate in
favor OF the market price of this stock.
The neighhoring Granger shares were well
supported, but the buying was largely of
professional character.
Western Union was weak during the first
half OF the session as the result of further
short sales based on the prospects of early
aggressive competition.
The market as whole while demon
strs ting an undertone of strength. was ex-
tTemely narrow, tomorrow's holiday having
direct tendency toward inspiring con-
trscted dealings.
The foreign war situation was scarcely a
factor, the prospects of an early adjust
ment of the dispute being generally relied
upon by the best informed operators.
Domestic conditions have always bean
more of a factor than this distant foreign
complication, and must sooner or later ex-
ert themselves to the complete exclusion of
ali other considerations.
The passage Of tariff bill Is regarded as
the first requisite to future prosperity and
pending its enactment sustained move
ments are not likely.
Assurances of prompt action are abun-
dant, but opinions entitled to the best con-
sideration are not sanguine on this point.
Amendments must be made, and this pro-
cess, while perhaps desirable I'm it's re-
suits, will produce uneasiness during its
haIf-completed stage.
Confidence in general business must pre-
cede confidence in the security markets.
To secure this condition precedent all leg
islative uncertainties must be removed
There are at present no evidences of haste
in this direction.
dull market, with small profits alter
mating between each account. seems to be
most generally predicted. The saving in
interest by non participation would, per-
haps, be fully equal to the profits whicn
might intervene before the first material
advance in the general market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-26
CHICAGO LAKE FRONT CASE.
Hearing Begun in the General Land
ONCE Today.

The Chicago Lake Front case on which
hinges the possession of lands in the Chi
cago city limits valued at upward of SIS
100000. was given a hearing at the general
land office today. The hearing, which will
occupy three days, is before Commissioner
Hermann. Assistant Commissioner Best
and Chief Shaw of the public lands division
also sat with the commissioner.
The arguments today were largely over
the motion filed by the counsel for the scrip
locators, Benrer and La Toilette, both of
whom were present, asking the commits
sioner to require each of the prctestants
and directors in the case, who claim title
to any part by deed of conveyance or by
contract, to show by full and complete
chain of colveyances or abstracts of title
the source or natuie of such alleged title.
They made the contention that unless
able to show interest in the lands per-
sons should not be permitted participa-
tion in the case. This important phase
of the controversy will be passed upon to-
morrow. In support of it the scrip locators
counsel cited conflicting statements in the
protests 10 the application.