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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Wirhfnttrrs nnn strnhnreiir.

TolgeuOes iiuo Die aui oeu iaatlt9sH
0rugcu fir 6tu, Strob IL. u. geiisrP IT.
SielteH BreIle:
SeRtiae 3aagc.
Gen - Slmothu, pen So bis $40, ueHsS
Sen s. bis s. uuoSIeebeu IS bis $40 pro
Come.
strup-But;enfrob S. bis Sc, &oggsu'
Rroh $500 bis IS II paferfrob 81 bus 81
pro EoIue.
1tats - S2.45 bic $3.50 prc 6aS.
u I'd t Iihe gSGdGe.
Sen - SimOthu Sen $40 bis $ll; gem.
Gen IS bis $40; Sleehsn IS bis $40 pro.
Soune.
Stroh. -8aiseufrob Sc bls &, 6cgsen'
froh IS bis 50 mo 6ateritrOb SC bis 81
pro Come.
Diais-$2.S5 bis $40 bro TaB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
per 9entf6e GCrreGponoent'
Sreitas, Den 10. Sebruar 1899.
@eifi9er GOO.

&uman bon 8. pom 9 6mi ),
Ciorti,suna.l
Sbp, benz guten, 9emiit6li6en Dbl
ioB Der S6aIf in ben @ugen, unb Oil
freo miBbaTcette perlegsn isineu
S6nurr6art.
nTur feline 5einbT6aFt," Ipru6 Obu
unb Iterte iein 8sir9las. ,Quf Sell
las @siurbbsit! StoBen mir an, Oil
Frsp."
Die 9lGFer flangen beG an einunz
Der. Damn itedten Tid Die @sttern jez
Der cine Gigarre an, unb bak Ct
fprGh nahm cine anbere @enounq.
r5abrsn mir 5uTammsn feim, Soo,
i3 brtnge Did Bis gum 8reu8peg an
Ter MubIe. Sd tuti9ire Islber in
meinem 9ar@a@bonc. Mein &uti9er
lam ia binterb'rein fu6ren."
Sbo fttmmte Dem 8orI9lage 6ei,
uno cine 6aIbe Stunbe fpGter ROTTEN
bic @sttern auF bobem elegdnten 6ar>
azbanc, fpelhen NlFreb's Batter, Der
Elm completsr Gquipusennarr gelpeIen.
fur5 Dor ieinem Spbs geIuuTt, gum
Stdbt6en 6inuuS.
Re4ter 6ano trat Der Gee bart an
Die Cambridge feran. Senfeits besz
iel6en Lao, BON blduli9em, buftigen
S6immer umpobsn. ba5 fdnFt dniteiz
genbe 8ergpIdteau, peI9es, BON Dem
Stabtparte aus gsIeben, sinen be-
rii6mt I60nen 4usIi9tspuntt 6iloste.
0untler, gebeimniBOoqerS annenapdlO
rahrte bic uFer bes Sees Elm, audi
perlor Ti9 Die 2~anbfraBs, bic Ti9 etz
ma cine @erIt lang Spii6en See uno
Brad Iiegenben 5elOern OdRtn lhldns
gelte, bdlo i'm Maloe.
oSie6 MIR, Obj. bort tou6t Der
3ug 3pii9sn ben Stdmmen auF. 2uz
Itiqs SSa6rt - tpsr ED nit f0nnte!
Sd m06te eben alien Grnfes 10 bonn
Bod meg in bic ipeite 8elt 6inaus
rsifen, ale Wirtbf6aFtsiorgen in DEN
Gee perFen, Da, mo er am SieFiten 1T.
p63fpur elm ri6tiger 9ofsiungenGrger
Die 9eIuro6eit Harlem ion, 10 ooer
dbrIi9 faqt tpsnigItens SnteG 8rdTg.
@as msinf0u. Sop, pOqen mir mad
Ni35u ruti9en?"
Rad tpenigeu Sagen beginnt Die
neurts @aattpo9e, bd berbietet iid
bas 3eifen fir mid bon ieGbf. Sd
muB forgen, puB msin &les uno metn
6aFsr our re9ten 3eit in bic Groe
fommen, eripioerte Sbp.
,S60n - nie INNER, tugenbbdft
unb pFli9tgetreu," perfeBte 4lfreb,
,aber i6 boFFe, Oh lGBt nod nit Dir
banoeln, Glitter, 0u 6ift ia ned ni4t
einmul NIT Der rsuen 8a6n gereiIt.
Bin ais Siubent in 2ibfonb's Ser
oen eefpeien" unb Plus Der Sugeno>
3eit, aus Der Sugeno5eit tlingt Elm
Qteb mir immeroar," fang Der iibere
mit6ige iurqe Mann nit ipmpatbt=
f6em Senor in ben ubenbli9en Balo
binein.
8eilGufig ertpGhnt. mar 4lFreb pon
Glmer nod ni6t bretBig; es Hang al
10 beinufe pie Spott, tpenn er BON
emit 6punbener Srgenb3ett ipra6;
benin er mar ia bic pertOrperte, Bill
6enbTte SuQenb3ett.
ySu, in Der 9eu5ett - ba tDnnte
i6 i6On s6sr abtommen," meinte
Obo bebd4ttg.
n@lIo ubgema6t - mir reifsn!"
risF 2(IFreb frOGli6. sd muB obne@
bin i'm 2ouFe bes Sommers an ben
rigdi1fen Strdnb. 8te On peiBt,
6eerOet Magou gu 9finQiten. t6re
9enIion8er3iebung. sic bletbt bardui
einige @o4en BEL elmer 6reunbir. be-
rer @ltern cine 8iQa in WuiprerboFf
6eIiben, unb fommt erft Damn na6
S6Dnbaibe. Sbo, alter SSungs, es
miro rieTig gemiitbIi6 tperoen, penn
mir 9eioe in BEN romantif6en Ser
oen bsrum flettern!"
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NnsIiht nnf rinrn Nrrnlrih.

Boma, 81, 9. 5ebruar. = Sine
S4li6tung oss 6ieIigen&o6lsngrdber@
Strifes, Der bsm Stat Sauienbe
toftet, neil felt Monaten bier mebrere
MiIi8 : GOmpagnis'n gebuItsn perOen
mBten, 1T pabri6einIi6. 9rdIiOent
7surleb bon ben v1niteb Mtne 8Orz
fers" BON Ntobama lit bier unb bietet
ben Negern freis 8idfubrt nu4 Der
Seimatb unb Before 206ne in Dir
ming6um unb 9eFsmer an. @iele g&ez
qer, ipel6e bes bier berrf4enoen talten
Wetters uno Der uusgeItunbenenS traz
pu3en mibe iinb, BADEN oas4nerb'sten
dcceptirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10

Stb. Mai6inen al,r @rbbeu, nit uno ubns
Sampftth,l. Combinations SurbI0berunpss mp
gem ou!s. Sampft,fsl, nsu uHo g,brau9t, pom >
bis 100 Qfr9,irdits aui Eager un0 bilil ju ptr=
Iduicu. Sori.oHtals uuo O~srtifllt S~amSimdi6iu,u
nit irqro p,l5ta gslpiinibten Differentiation, uru
nosr Gcbraa6t. @tbruu6te Ytai6insrisn bilotu
siu,u nsusu 3ipsis mtiuss 9si6Gits, uuo n,roe ib
urr iSabrifat@ sritsr GlGhs uuo in eutsm 3utanO.
btfiHOli6 iubrtu.
8Gs= uro Observation-Disclosures.
Sa babe tiniee WertJeuoe fir Mdibintn=B trts
itGtttu, Joni. 6oljbtGrbtitung sDtai6inEH all SanO,
ptusn sic sg ni6t anitben toHutn, oab ~Disiet6eR
ieudlg qebraubt Durosu, bobs Gualitdt.
6phite Gudlitatsu BON 8itm:H, uH0 miro fir
itosn Rismsn elm Sabr oa~rautirt.
Rofsnanihlda. fir elettrii6e 2i5tsanlaatu p,rs
pen o5n, Misunderstanding g~slieisrt fir bic &. & 6.
Wlutors oon 1893 mo ftr Mai9igsH b03iIt: Euaz
Iitdt.
oS.s. c. ,-N safe =tro5s IHo,1I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Srf0rOernug bon Eufiabrn.

2Gnge Der erforberIi6en 3eit our Grs
rei9ung Der peri9ieoenen Be-
itimmungsorte.
untenIte6enb 1T bic ungefdbre 3eit
fir ueb.rmitteIung Der 9oitia9en BON
Dem 8altimprer Qoits9Irsau rad zen
bauptiG9li9en einbeimti9en unD auss
pGrtigen StGDten per3ei9net.
Snldno.
s~ltl1nta, Ga, 70 Stuuoea.
qtlarticsGitD, RS, 8 StumOtu.
9rooilDu, 3.:9.. 6 Stunosn.
9agligstra, germ9at Il StHne'n>
G5arltfOn, sc, 1G GtamOtE.
Columbia, Z sc. II sunO,u.
Giaciuuati, Chic, 20 stunDeH.
GpuHclsglutts. Soma 2 3agt.
GontorO, y. g.. - StunDtH.
SWDtr, Colorado. q Idgs.
SetrCit. Yli9IGaH, | SdG.
@aluciOU, Ssras. . 1age D StuHo:E.
&arri=buUg. ia. 3 SiunDtH.
6a-tiotp. Connecticut. y StuHosH.
SubiaHapolis. Suoiaua, l Sug.
SadioH, 9liihiNppi. 2 Iugs.
SadionUils, dLoriod, ] lag.
9a~uilssSttp DlinoUi, 2 Iaat.
eiitls Rod. art., ! Tag Is StunetH.
eeuisbiaG ~, I Gag 2 stunbtH.
MempSts, IeHu., ] lac ) StulOtn.
giobile, 4i1bawa, ] Tau 5 Stdnot;.
&nriolf, &iTliH:tu. II StuubeH.
0t!usSrleons. Ga. l 5dd 10 StINptR
giant gIsnsgort. ) StunbtH.
Cmabu, 9ebrasta. . sase.
9oTtlaHp. @aaiHs l Sas.
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Slmtli6r 8rribte fir Die Sratihr
NraicrMna.

Can 5ron3tScu, 9. 5sbruar.
- On 8orb beS BON Apid BIER angsz
tOmmsnsn 0ampfers rMOanu" be-
funb Ii6 Or. aramer. Der nit benz
Deutftsn @eneraltpnIuIat baIel6F in
@erbinbung geItanoen baden f6l nno
angebIi9 pi4tige Ssri4te fir bic
beutf6e Resierung mit6ringt, Or.
aramer ertlGrt, baB CUR 3eit isiner
4brsiIe auf Samoa Rubs 9erri4ts u.
BON alien parteisn bic @nti4eiOung
ber8ertraesmG9te a6gepurtet puros,
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EiehularFte.

chicago, 9ns.. .. 6ebr. - 81. ms
fubr uou Rinooitb bstgua 1000 Stld;
Uturlt itetia be- ,piihsu $2.75 unO 1928
uariirenoeU Hreiiell. ShpeIne : iSutuhr:
$1,000: 0tartt nttiu; be i elie oarrltrteu
itptiden 49, uuo So 5. Shdaie: SuTunr
10000; Martt tsug, O,e @reiit unrrlITIsTI
nulihen $3.50 uHO $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Y0fmarfcH=a grnturcn.
@erIdiebene Stabttbeile, in tpel9sR
8oIt : 0ertb3ei4en bertOuft

DerDen.
WclOals - G. 3. SeotI.
@srf.gRcao - Burned 3. Saspinotou.
6oriuas4peuus uuo SarrIlsHfrabs 8obsrt e..
2f Strab. unS SuutingoOusaptaps 2puis
RtiHbouar.
Cranoeoins - 6iruut RinIbls.
Gprtsapuus uho 5obnlonHFaBt " y. g.
]. anp gouobfrabs, GigBlaustoUn - Samss g.
SruaE.
Dir. Is, Iluions2lBslus Q9ooObtrrp) - Clarence
9. 9piliums.
qrodoipaD uuD galtimorthrdbs Bsorqt ! .Wop.
ruiouzS% taticn, S9enuiDlpanits Sa5H" =. s..
Gam6ens Citation, s9altimortsc 6io.9ubu' - Sas
rib M. Gdl0tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10

ppr.larS. crtqcR. : 3nat.
QbilanCut.a. ID, 3 Sinuncu.
littsbura. 40. II Stlubcu.
Propirtc, R.rI.. Us Stuuotg.
RalfiaE. V.=G.. l3 Stuuoul
81. Qouis. WtT0Uri, ! IGd q SiurrtT.
et mani. Winuricta. ! 1ao - Stuuntn.
san Trau,is-o. Gal. Z 108t IL Siuaosu.
S7rffl. Ranias. . EdQ:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
ggU@ltOe sic.

tininoebtu uno atii;nNe aiuser ~ Jsuasn. fsrnsr
aues Q~ylieasmertbs utsr Observation-Disclosures
fu4cueitdDe @Rr ruUseu, SIuppieFl LiHfrudits
bartlett u. /. ". euthdtt bIc stts. g%eotegens. beuiihe
BUD Ser 9cturgss -.ns :" IS. @uF., pc
ssiisr. nit O.sieu'It5rrsiAtu NbbilhuHosn. O. W
Der eiH,ia yipfrtd6T e Gata lrher fus Rrnuls uno
StIuuOe uio uginent!ih ntdlE ~ cHtbehrrn iur
Neutt. bic I'D prrbeirdtbeu iDoucI, oher uuBlHdlt6
be- beirathet mo. g3iro Uoa G~mpfuUg BON rs Cts.
in DoFr 5tdutps i~orllGr: prrVudt frei IugeGuht,
DEUTt CHES NV -TNsTTFT'T,
No. ~
Del gfettundsdnttr i2 aud 3u bds
Ben BET 8. 3. Siemers in SIR. 103,
gdrt, 2%lDenue, ndbe 5aDetteItrafe, "
in 4yittt'5 8u66unoIung, Nr. 236,
RprDs6 Jnaroz 5traBs.
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On bermietben.

9r0bts eueretts 9Getrbaus
tIr Wdarcn NM ~dlsemeins &~dgerung. 100 bel 100
JuB. Giailits GdQsrmiei5s in Der Staot.
:. ,. ~ allOrp, glr. p, 2iebtsStrdbt.
GSdu2l-
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SnIrnnrer NarftDertdlt..

(Ssri6ttt firS:H sD;Itihsu SorrsipoIo:1tet.H
Baltimore, ben O.. Ts5rrar 1890.
Tie beutiae ReiSsnyuiuhr bttru5 $4,000 Suihel,
Der SleuatorsHzgorratb S9o.I45 Suihei, geri0Hot
BON ben GIeudtortu 1000 Suibsl. SeTiautt Uurs
Den 5000 SuiteI uHb e. Nasqoas.
Nolssnoe Sabsle Bsi9t ben h%sutiqen, ben geitrl9eH
nuo osr IsetidbriasH ztaEo Der G8SNtnprsiit IN PER
aleIteuber lleberfidt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
&erlGnot I'M IAGemelReG.

9euti9es 4rbeits : Na9petiungss
8Iredu.
Rr. PIG, ehOsSbarp,5 trab.. unter Der auff&t Der
sStuti6eH @eieQi3ait.@ - SitienteCI, fost9e oeutS
i4e Qduepsrftr. arbtiter uHo Sieut6otsH Iu bs
ibdftietR ipHnideH. ipoltn f0 ptri6nli6 eOsr in
f~rGRtirttH Srieiea an ben AetHtsn Der @eisHi6aft,
SpbaRR g. Mtptr, Rr. 2l9, Sls.Sbarp'
6trabt, DsubsH, utlan uutHtesltI;a ausianft ss
tbe;lsn fpire. fadn26. iSl
trIuuat
@sbrdu6yt 6olSb'arbtituuqs=IRui6iut altr art,
@dss, uHo observation-disclosures. Wdihineritn fir
itfel. &d6juiragtH bti ). ,. WaIlorp, Tr.
2, 2iabt=StraBe. (5an2l-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10

SAFER Scutiac 9ufubr 72s Suihel; 1884
Suihsl Eurit6ae8ogsn; Northumberland 263.9ol
@Uihst. Ter giartt mar itsttJ an uottrten Br;lsa:
Dci6sr ueusr gr 2 30 so. 90. Jtr. 3 a4H-
35kc., DO. uiht aafFil. 1888 aemiitt vi. >
33-33%, DO. rttt iIaiffuirt 3l-33hc,
Baltimore GFetleus Sorie.
(Seriht,t ilr ben ~DeutIhen GorrspoHosHtea" eurb
Dfiboenoorf,S Diner & Sol
SalttmorG ben 8 Tsbuiar 1899
gtiboenoort, Siiusr 4 So. btrthHeu iur NrdHcs:
SaHfisrs=1rottsn 5.21 4-....-. duI SO 8Ggs, duI
cid 5.l9I-5.lSG fGuImduuiibe 5.23A-o.22a
so Ea5c. Geibsmurl 94A, GuloeH 39A.
SteIliHs SaNticrs AMI go Gdse 4.S3H, nui
siht 4.S5%. falim5nHiihe 4.S3.
SerFdHie amf Der bieGgeu GfeItrHzSbrfe
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G6iFsfnrtea

mah % bon europa nber 9remea oeeE cams
bnrs beiorgt bic
@xpeDttioR Oes -SentIheH 6OrrefpDHDeHtsHSa
eSW,Sges HGtimeTssetL uue Boe'OtFepaSh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10
Das edtc importirte
Rarlsbaoer yaiuEral WnGer.

Das natirIi6e n1ittcl fir Die Feilune
non Sober. mo 2liereusGeioeu, edltriibem
Katarrb nrS alien Kraufheitcfl oes utas
gems, 6ronifben 6nt5iirouneen DER Gifts
ecrpeioc, Diabetes, Settleibiefcit, 6i4t,
Gbeumoiismus mo 6artIeibi9feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10

g II bermtctbeu ODtr Otrtaufe N:
$50 pro D(oHat, ober biuig SUI usrtauten. fir
$l2OO foitete $500 3u bdueH. Sic idDne 9ob=
nuua 9r. 1913, RorozStriderz Strabs, in compile
TEN ,3uituuoe pou oben bis uuttn; udbe gelegeu
pra6tpplcu SarleIH=9artsSquare. Hab3ufrds
Gen bel Il. ID. 9OllmauH, @dDz, Habe 9rattsS Ctr.
Gcu.2 D, ga. &@lo., f5Cbr. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-10

Rats--3ufuhr Il {, l54 guibtl, SlspotOrsusBor
rath 2,llS,2OI 9uideI. etriaHbt pom SeE Slspatorsu
136,5S9 suihsI. Ssrtlutt rpurosn 81 o. Suibel
uRo 80. gBugeons.
~SoIqtnos 5ab.ne s,iat BIN b%,utis:H, Den a.iiriaeH
uHo ben IettidhrIgsH StaHe Der SSttSsnprstie IN osrs
nleIhenoer utbeYibt:
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&rrlaHat.- MIannrr mo &GnCeN


trlduQt +:
80 tlnn tiutm O~:uiidcH WdHl, ncl1r ~ Sdltlz
NOR; ODER llmacQenO ipobHi, O%dutrEot, ltIDte nho
ib QHt bslablSnnt 9ribaftiQur0 qtb:n. Scaei Sic
pr 2lulpori dui Oice NHJttat Tin SouOtrt Del
lucldts &brt Qcrdue Aortis d~urptIit mo nit t:u:r
q. =QofniaCf. utritbtu III. Saftlte miro an sic
5uriltQti6idt peyosH uuo ans iiibriitt. DItttbttlun=
qtn ,~Ii5I!feH. Wdn a0rclhrt 4. = y q III . H.
Ar. 1j3, brittle AueHue, HtD=SortzGltD. I'D
9tr!nngt
Gin 9uiDclMouu fir SlmtrzRods. HdW}nltaz
ptn bi Gdli!, Hr. -, RoU0z&ib:rtp=StrdB:.
40
IQtuftu p~rrlGHgt
gutc tGdtiqe Yidnucr in alcu Staottbtllen, nm
cine orobe 6abriisGtelibdit ju %psrircitA hno
ocrtH 9SdortH CinjuiubrtH. SoltrHoe StlDdtI!!7
quuQ nm qutts Giufomntcn III eiuem guten legiz
timcn 8ti6dftc miro iolben DldunsrR lu9eit9trt
nclhe enti1loitu INN 99iaens iHO, nd eltrig
hem 8eitdfte sI iDiOmcn. GmpteblunQei trtorz
bcrlid. 8cfleftauten pOltn elm nit tbrer 9otens
uuO Qoiimartc ]pcricbcucs @rieiz@ouocrt eLnleaoen
OF bic Bier Manufacturing Company" Nr. -,
Gbdrtre5s Strube, Rsiu=Crltans, "a. CS-+4
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3 aerfaufea
n g uno 46 Gdsr bIqig; tUH n.uss 6aus auI
s;uem; &qia nsHn Ditie 9So6t nod ~psTtauft. 8u
sriTassn Pn @dnHs n. Cir. ITO, Ct. 9aulhrass,
Gat:im31. OCft20.la
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. U o TT q u 7 III
GiiHtig e~tIsgsHts @tibditssG igcutbum peri6lsuz
bert, psrpunOeu nit bibjGer 19ObNunQ - Gr. l72l,
SdmoHis2ptnu;, 30 bel % bel q, bis Ai5quitbs
StraBc SlmpifsHel L 9i,roetrdftc, Sampi=
mdi6iue 10 QfsrOstrdfts, Srtibiptltu, Dtli6iHeri,u
etc. - 6isttlcr u 5uB titf - stan etc. - ganj
aus SitgtIfttiata, paftHD iir GlaibeuiIusr, Tls.s
iber oO,r llibtt 5abriiation. UiuB iofort ptrtduit
So5a 85tips'' -. & 0.asGtutral=0sbduOa
;. StodiUrf, oDer
6. .. 9. Seller 0 II, 4Ol, GtOtlitp=9ebluoe.
39,4l,D
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&n;eIGeH. FL DerInWIeK.

3u b~trfuufeU:
Gin 6iqdrrtHzGdDtu; cute ydQ. iIr cine fflbrlt,
iptnn qspiini6t. gtdbtrss in Nr. jl2, 98stz8iltis
mort StraBt. an
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&Icine @ObmbGMier.

Ollie moberne @iuri9tungen.-
Gus, beiBes unb tdIte5 8uI=
fer, BAD Il. (. IN. Sc Ie45-
-3immer, ale I40n tape3irt,-
Cots ba6eR cine Sisfe bolt
-113 SUBJ &ann in tleinen-
-m06entf8sn &dten ab6ez-
-3ublt Jperben. 8tQi9er-
-8ruGbSins =.
fMa6sufrGacu am @Iate
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q 5 D.

qrtmtr. Gtutiblduo, ? ldgt.
qutdps gprts, Qrotrtiritn Aaat
6almti1. @~ritii6sSu0itr. 30 3a1t.
Ttmsr9ro. Rritifbs Rutdud. 10 Eags.
opnoscoua. Chine, p lace.
RiuQtuu, Sdmaica, > SaGt.
Q]iprrpaol. Euafauo. Z Eugt.
euuhou, GullouN. 8 Tdot.
Qulsrn. S6utiI 10 Tdat.
Staot Wtrifo. Ncrj'c, ; Idqs.
Niusfuu. Ruklorb. u Sdat
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g. Ddpie5 MarfisIh, PotmeiItsr.
8yeOsrid 2,iF, 6iilfssgoitmeiTier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-10
MRS. WALLENSTEIN'S FUNERAL
Great Procession of Friends Attend
the Service.

The funeral Of Mrs. Henry Wallenstein
occurred yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence. $50 North Topeka ave-
nue.. The services were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Preston Of the Unitarian church. A
great crowd Of friends gathered at the
house, many more than could get inS de.
1Iessrs. Westgate and Hull and Miss Dun
bar sang. A long funeral procession fol-
lowed TO the cemetery where the body
was placed IN the family vault.
Here the floral offerings by the Z. c. T
and the Scottish Rite bodies was ela5-
crate and touching. So far as token could
express it was the full tribute OF sorrow
TO the memory of a woman whose life
vas a gentle ministry OF happiness and
love TO her husband, her children and her
friends, i tender helpful life that closed
abruptly at its meridian hour. The flow
ers were in great rich wreaths and pre-
scented by members Of the orders giving
them. After the presentation Rev. Pres
ton closed the services and reluctantly
the great concourse Of friends departed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-10
TURN The OTHER CHEEK
Wichita's Chance to Let Chicago
Have Another Whack.

4 few weeks since a Chicago newspaper
man came 10 this city on a special train
with the vice president OF the road. Al
ter travelling over eastern Kansas and
through Oklahoma he wrote up a number
Of the towns and cities in the state, Civ
ing glowing accounts Of their present and
future prospects. He was entertained by
the Commercial club. When his article
on Wichita came out, he roasted it to a
frazz,e. A few weeks later another Chi
cago paper published two double column
cuts of Wichita's street railway. with a
roast 10 a FRAGILE. Today the city is be-
ing worked 70 a FRAGILE by another Chi
cago newspaper, the proposition or write
Up ii which VIII do Wichita as much good
or benefit as a write-up IN the Eagle
would help the business men OF L0ndoa's
interests
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-10
MAD DOG SCARE
Big Black Dog Is said TO be at Large
With Hydra phohia

There = q genuine mad dog scare OF
East Douglas ana North Hydraulic ave
nues- y iaCse back dog was noticed On
Douglas avenue yesterday and i is cs--
tan THAI me dog IS mad He vas running
as hard as he could and Swapping ~ es--v-
thing and f-othing a. the mouth de 5.t
several other dogs, among them one big
oUl dog for NJ. M7s5ache-, one Tor M.
N.caGLs ard several otasr dogs. as he
veas no-ch on Hy5-aui-c- Ths police
started OF the huns o t1e dos. 5ut could
NOT ind L AID j. = a3, known whether
anyone killed +, or not. The dogs that
were bitten wi either b. k--le5 q ordered
securely chained untl aftsr ire disease has
lad a chance 70 spring -,se-E TIE po..ce
warn tle citizens % keep close @a.ch q
thel- DOES and 1he.r little children while
,ae mad DOGS are known 70 - a, large
IL ta.s city o. vicinity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-10
HAS MANY CREDITORS
Veterinary of Arkansas City
Makes a Statement
WANTS TO BE A BANKRUPT
Abraham Hanford of Pratt
Also Fights a Petition.
WANTS TO BE A BANKRUPT

! Probably the largest amount Of indeot-
edness represented by a bankrupt. with
50 little 10 offset It. is represented in the
| petition Of Dr. W. n. D. Bird Of Arkansas
City, who has made application 70 Judge
Hook, through Referee IN Bankruptcy
Judge Wall. asking to be declared a bank
rupt. He takes this method TO De re-
/ heved legally from the many and various
kinds Of debts which he has accumulated
throughout the country, where he has So
journed from time 20 time. He probably
owes as much as so, 900, according TO his
schedule OF liabilities, and all the assets
ne has are bicycle. wearing apparel, ETC.,
valued at 500. He has judgments against
him at Gloucester, Mass, Chicago, Gen
eva, y. Y, Topeka, Emporia, Freeport,
H., West Lebanon, y. H, Kansas City,
No. and New York City, and these judg-
ments range in amount from g. 43 70 $l2.-
200, the latter being a note held by the
First National Bank Of Enporta, Kansas.
Forty Of the items Of Indebtedness are
held by Emporia parties, ana there are
81 items IN al. Mr.. Bird says he is vet
Urinary doctor by profession, and is now.
at Nashville, Tenn. His family IS still
al Arkansas iCty.
Another petition in bankruptcy which
was fled this week was that OF Abraham
Hanford OF Pratt county, d very promi-
nent farmer Of that section His lists of
liabilities is as follows:
First National Bank OF Pratt, for judg-
Te7
First National Bank Of Pratt, surety
judgment on note, $3.50.
David J. Adams, Warren, Ohio. borrowed
money, $500.
Mrs. Frances Hanford, Pratt, note for
her share in piece Of real estate, $780,
Mrs. L. A. Leavens, note for land, $500
Mrs. Susan Lyons, deceased, $500.
Ellis d Barrett, note for legal services,
covered by a chattel mortgage on a team
OF mules, 500.
c. s. Calhoun. Pratt, promissory note for
price of a mule, $25.
Peoples Bank, Pratt, promissory 1ote
for professional services Of Ellis & Wood,
Ellis & Barrett, $500.
Mr.. Hartford claims that he has property
TO the value Of about S1,2S5.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-10
TIE aa1ieta Daily Eagle: Saturday nrniuo gu o. 1899
fittings III Gotten
Are III Spent. ~

This IS trae of the man
qUhose physical condition has
forced him TO calf upon his
heroes TO sustain the rest of
his system. The oUerdrawn
business man IS oOerdraqun
because he lacks capital.
The capital of the physical
man IS pure, wholesome.
lfe-giVing blood.
Maize this capital for yourself and DO not
oVerdrazO. TIE best blood-gfUa7g banker
IS Hoods SarsaparzLa. Il lends and goes
interest, too. You ca,urot beat that. IF
your physical bark account IS Iozu, see
EObat this banker qOA 90 for you.
Weakness =" Sly daughter was
zveak and lost her appetite. We recon-
mend Hoods SarsaparTLa as It cured her. ~
Wnz. F. Haynes, Brysonia, Pa.
The Blood =" Was tired ont, had no
appetite until I took Hoods SarsaparilIa.
# butt me right up andIcan eat heartily"
Eta 81. Rager, AtfoI, Mass.