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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07
FRANK r. DYER,
H. IMBODEN,
JAMES ALLISON,
Committee -
ELECT THEIR REPRESENTATIVE
FraternaI Aid Association Prepare
for the Grand Council.

The Fraternal Aid associations met and
elected representatives TO the grand coun-
ell at Lawrence on Feb. IL Thomas c.
Wilson and 0. H Bentley were elected
representatives from Harmony Council
No. 122 and George E. Campbell and Otto
Weiss alternates; Council No. IS Marion
Piedmont and Peck Councils elected Geo.
NJ Dickson representative and J. s
Deame of Marion was elected alternate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07

known citizen. The firm Of Tod & Royal
were in business in an early day. They
furnished supplies for the Indians al Fort
Sill and other places He was one Of the
movers TO insure the construction OF the
Occidental hotel,
James Royal OF Oatvslle, Thomas Royal
and Mrs. Fred Smith, are the children
thar survive him.
Funeral viii be held at Hiram Smith s
residence OF Frisco avenue Al ?. II. To-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07
The aahia Daily Eagles Saturday lornuo sannaru T. 1899
Conquered
EY Hoods Sarsaparilia.


"I have been sufferer with dyspepsia.
Lcould not eat anything without distress.
began taking Hoods Sarsaperilla and
after the use of q few bottles of this med
icine am able to eat anything wish ano
my food does not distress me. Hoods
SarsaparilIa has purified my blood and
believe it to be the best of medicines
have felt better in every way since taking
it," EVA CRAIG, Fort Scott, Kansas.
"After trying many prescriptions for
dyspepsia without benefit l got bottle
of Hoods sarsapariIla and found it gave
me great relief I continued taking it
until was cured" MRS. SARAH CABLE,
Durachen, Kansas
If you have decided to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla do not buy any other instead.
Hood's sa psIiiia
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists.
Price, 81; six for S. Get only Hoods.
a., D.1r are the best after-dinner
tlOOC > FItIS pits. aid digestion. 25c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07
COMMITTEE is APPOINTED
viii Begin the Work OF COIIectin:
Funds N,Yt Week.

The committee Of ladies who have been
selected TO solicit contributions for the pur-
pose of furnishing a room at the Wichita
hospital are named as follows: Miss Ella
Bourgette, Mrs. Rix and Miss Julia Han
over.
These ladies viii begin their collections
next week and will call upon the lady en-
ployes Of the city's business houses for the
purpose OF furnishing a room for their ex-
elusive use when needed in case Of sick
ness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07

gious diseases existing at Edmond, o. T.,
or in the vicinity.
The publication Of the above information
is requested by E. D. Murdaugh. president
Of the normal school; ]. W. Howard, NJ.
D., and J. w. Comp, NJ. D., all of Ed
mond.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07
LAST OF MANY
RECEPTION TO GOVERNOR AND
MRS STANLEY,
By NJ. IL. Church, Epworth League
and Sunday School.

The last of the many receptions given in
honor of GOvernor-elect and Mrs Stanley
was held last night at the First NJ E.
church by the church congregation, Ep-
worth League and Sunday School, and of
all the receptions given so far this one
seems to have been the most enjoyed.
The church was densely crowded.
Shaw's orchestra rendered appropriate
and enliving selections. 1t was one of the
good natured church crowds that Cover
nor Stanley has been mixed with all his
life, and he seemed to thoroughly enjoy it.
The speakers of the evening were among
his old friends and associate church work
ers. Rev. H.. Watt, presiding elder of
this district, opened the exercises with
prayer. w. 3. Smith, one of Wichita 5
old-timerS and a veteran in the church,
spoke in behalf of the official board. Judge
II. c. Sluss. law partner Of Mr.. StanIey's
in the early days of Wichita, spoke on
the subject, Mr.. Stanley the Citizen -
Miss Darl Oldfeld spoke in behalf of the
Epworth League, and James Allison in
behalf of the Sunday School. At the con-
clusion Of Mr.. Alhson's speech, Prof. F.
r. Dyer, in behalf of the official board,
presented Mr.. Stanley with a most beau
tiful certificate of appreciation framed,
the body Of which was executed in the
most accomplished style OF the penman's
art. The certificate read as follows:
TN view of the long and faithful SER
vices Of Brother w. E. Stanley in all the
relations of the church, this expression
of appreciation is hereby extended"
For more than a quarter of a century
as superintendent of the Sunday School
he has been a potent factor in the work
of the church. His genial spirit his en-
thusiasm his business tact and his lovefor
young men have MADE ~ special sphere
one of great profit and usefulness to the
multitudes who have come in contact with
him.
In the Official bodies of the church he
has been a strong support and a wise
counselor, ever aggressive in the material
interests of the societies.
Our most earnest good wishes and our
prayers go with him to his responsible
and honored position to which he has been
called by our great commonwealth.
Authorized by and done in behalf of the
official board and Sunday School of the
First Methodist Episcopal church of Vic
hita, Kansas, the sixth day of January.
in the year of Our Lord, eighteen hun
Signed,
FRANK R. DYER
H. IMBODEN,
JAMES ALLISON,
Committee"
After Governor Stanley had responded
in appropriate language in appreciation of
h. .-;r
ing of the Methodistic style tht only the
Methodists know anything about. The
entire congregation Joined in and wished
the new governor and his family the Mt
most success in their new home and To-
cation. The Epworth League served re
freshments in the lecture room and each
one who ate with them was presented
with d Stanley badge, as a souvenir.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07

Phone -

talent in the city viii take arts n this a.
fslr ne details OF which vii appear later.
The rshearszis for this erfornzznoe WI
commence a. once and this promises 70 Be
one OF the especially attractive cccur-
reaces OF The season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07
TETTERONHANDS
For Years. Sore All Over. Could Not
Use Them. Physicians No Benefit.
Tried CUTiCURA REMEDIES. lmme-
date Relief. Permanent Cure.


I had been troubled with letter for several
wears. AT times my hands would be sore al over.
80 that 1 couE not use them az all, and were 50
tender thad clear water, even, sIaarted Ike fire.
Il spread over my arms, neck, and face. had
been treated by physicians, without benefit. L
began us;pg CUTICURA remedies. / found re-
6efbefore had taken TIE frst bottle. used
three or foszr bottles Of CUTIcURA REsoLyENT,
one cake Of CUTIcURA SOAP, and one box Of
CUrTcURA (ointment, and Il has never troubled
me siooe. ELLA CURZON, Eppinghana, III.
Cs-rp,Uss REsnLvEsr purifes the blood and eiTcu-
ksnz fslEas of HUNoR EEEHs, and thus removes TIE
cse while baths with CUTICVkA soar and sentle
HOintass with CCTICUEA (ointEnentl cleanse The Ekn
and scalp Of crusts snd seses siay itching burning and
inflammation scoghe and heal every form ofskln EEc1r
Sod throughout the world PoTrER D. AND c. CoRPs
Sole Pops.. Boston How 20 Cure Every Hunor, frse-
sAAhAA 1fAAIa ECIgcUKA soar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07

There are q number OF complaints for
driving over the cement sidewalks Thsrs
i an ordnance against driving or side
walks Assistant City Engineer Hsn6er-
shot SAYS these Violations % tas orsli-
nance vii be prosecuted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07

GAZE VIIR SKIN H-na es sRs "a: sS y u1ns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-07
OLD CITIZEN GONE
Thomas Royal Died at 6uedda, TO he
Buried Tomorrow

Thomas Royal died Al Gueda S0rincs
THURSDAY. Mr.. Royal e an cid and well
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08

9u6ea6 Corpus : Qntrag, Murgarst
Qp, 8tnb Der 9atlaqten bsldfen, bob
belt oas @eriht IiG bic @ntIGeiounJ
Dor. 5ir beuts: Or. ISL, 1872, 80
unb 1872.
(gor Rt6tsr 0u6ler.) - STE Cob
berg gegsn Baltimore Bargain
9uufs," SoIsp6 8s6sr, 8erufung abs
gepisIsn. Marb 6. Da!tins II. q.
gsgsn nGprioIibateO 9as 3d." niat
beerbet. Sir 6sute: Iflpe6enoer San
uno Or. 339, $40 uao 351.
Ri6tsr Dennis miro crit am gtOnz
tag zines llntpob!feins 1pegen 81 &c
rt@t IiBen.
8uiTen @eri9t. - Wor
ben Ri8tern @rigbt, gfaas u. RiebI.)
81 Ra6iaB : @srpaliern erndnnt i'm
Sale BON 9at6drine Gor 6arrp @.
Cor, bon Step6en 3. 8rifflin 3.
Sellers Wuters, BON G6arle8 Sartz
man MarD 6. 6drtmap uuo BON ga
rdb u. Sadipn 9aul 90. Burnett uno
6eIir g. 9pe. 'S%nDsntar 8er5ei4z
Mile einqsrei9t i'm 6uas bon Samuel
U. Bolton, Sobn 8. 3e9, Sobn 3e9,
Satob 8lanfTorb, Wiliam 2ancaitsr
Dub. Sophia M. 5iIber, SoTepb S.
RO6inIon, Samss 6ldnaigan, Mifuel
:. Suatpan, Ssnrietta 8tOTOro, 2uuz
ro g. Cooper uno 8at6arine Gor.
9ormunoT6afts : 8ari9te gutge6eiz
ben i'm Safe BON Ro6srt 86q 9sforo
uno So6n 6. 0eTorb. M}i6ael Do
nppon nurbe ais 8ormunb Fir 4nOr.
3. Wa5Tter %ernannt.
Is pmmonP led5 8ert6t.
C8or ai9ter SarLan.) 6ermdrn Gone
u. a., Observation-Disclosures fir Ser
mann Gone, g~3ger0&ofes 5or Il. So6n.
rj9t beenbet. Sir 6eute: S9De6enz
Der san uno Or. 101, 108, "a, SIS, Sc,
80 urro 5186.
Superiprz 8eri6t. - (8Or
Ridter Rtttie.) 8iitinger gegan Bro
oerid Il, M}c9Rae. 3uoor beri6tet, 89rz
Diff fir 8stlaste. Cir bsuts: Gar.
40, 10, 65 unO 129 unO 5o6nIon gs=
gen u@onToIibirte 8a9ngeTsaT 9aFt."
IRrei8 9sri8t Rr. 2. -
8or Ri8ter Stodbri03s.) 36e 5orz
ner MiQer Stratp 9ooos M~dauFactuz
ring So. Of 8altimora, @nEI6eioung
p~orbebalten. Sir 6auts: Seorgs 90.
Sofnion gegen SoFePb 8. SobnIon
Il "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
6rirnths=Nirrn1rn.

6olgsnoe 5elrdtbs : Sicen3en nun
ben geItern pom GIert 2ioingTtore i'm
Common 9lea8 : @eri9t dusgeIeQt:
SoTdp6 %. 9;t9er unb Marp 6.
Roberts; Gpplitart @. M. Ro6er.5,
ylr. 1O2, SIT : 6runtlinItraBe.
9eter &. Murpbp uno Marp 6.
Simmor5; Npplifurt g. s. MurpRp,
Or. 1O8, Horo : 2u3srneitraBe.
Sboma8 9. 3Dan uno Marp Gar
neb; Qpplitant M}t4ael Rpdn, Hr.
818, 8reermcpnt : Qo2nue.
Q6e &oplan urb Sba RobenoDeB;
Qpplifart &6e &aplan, Rr. 250, g.
GOenitroBe.
So6n +. MaT6imeber unb 0eGa s.
SuDIon; Npptitant s. s. MaIbtm.per,
9}r. 1912, 6aroparItraBe.
0iQiam s. WiGon uno SDl Mup
Snpoer; Qlppltfart 80. 8. Martin,
CIR. 2O34, Sio : G6art5itraBe.
Gforles GGst Rieran uno @li3u6st6
3aDlor 8ooOmin; MppIitant 8o6srt
90. 8el6, gr. 1910, NorO : 8roaOz
nah.
5umilton Split unO Qlerinu Grapz
For6 Smit6; @pplitont 5amiiton
9olt, Nr. 1873, 6%ultontrdBe, Sem
| gort.
8iaiam 8. Bennett uno GOit6
SprutIeD; Npplitani Diliam $. Ben
nett, Nr. GA, S]orbdn5traBa.
Sobn s. 8Ipnn unO Sarriett Wtaz
gin; NppIitant 5arrp 8. Matts, Rr.
1916, Roro StriderItrdbs.
Rp6art q. 6uq uno STA WnlIenz
srs;n; Qpplifapt G6arle5 g. SAlarb,
Scr. 1924, 0eIt : 9rattItraBe.
9eorge 6oliIe uno Static @. 8atz
fins; 2lpplifant 8eorge 9Olile, Stdotz
6oTpital, @ulbsrtz uno Surutogaitr.
DiQium Qodmiler uno W}arD
Soart; 2Gpplifunt @iGium 2odmiler,
Ser. 1929, N6bottItraBe.
WiGium 8. Quinn urb M}drD Is.
&aBer6srg; Npplitant 3boma5 q.
McGanr, Rr. 1908, Meit : 6o1ette=
itraBe.
Qrt6ur !. 8rOun unb 6uru6 M}cz
9ermptt; GppIitant s. 6. Gafsu, Nr.
1904, Nprb : Garroqton : Mpsnue.
lG6arle8 De 8ane IL. @iteQu GBuie;
4ppIifant Qlfreb 3. Gem, CIR. 100,
SIT : 6iQItrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
gMarie, 0u mein S9ubengeI!"
Sic Ncm:Nurfer @iftmurbr.

Ri6ter @itOersleeDe bepi1igt DEN Nnz
trog auf Q~usgrobung Der 2ei6e
8urnet's. - @srii9ts ii6er elm Sc
itGnbniB.
Sem gort 7. 6ebr. - Der
f6on lebte @o6e ongetiinOigts 4ntrug
auf QuSqra6ung Der 2ei6e oes am 10.
Nobember leBten Sd6res %geItorbenen
SenrD GroBmun Barnet puroe geittrn
Dor Ri6ter @iloer8leeba BON 6ilf5z
0ifrtttsanpalt 5orbes Sennefip gez
Itelt unb dnItdrb5los beptQigt. Der
Nntrag erfolgte auf 9runo zines Qfftz
bapits be8 0tftiftsunputtes ielbit.
Dubinge6enb, buB bere4tigte llria4e
gu Der Qnnubme por6dnben, DAB Bar
net buS Spfer zines @er6re4enS gez
purben lei, tpes6alb cine Qtus8rubun5
Der 2ei9e piinI6xnsipertb, nm bur4
9dt6ologen bic Sobesuria3e feitfteaen
gu Iafer. &ein Datum fir Die 4us@
9ra6up9 piro ndmbdft 9emd6t.
8arnet's 2et9e rubt i'm 9renntpooo
6rieb6oFe. Der &uSgrdbung peroen
b~eipo6nen Serr Osborne dIs 8ertreter
bes OiItrittsartpaltes, GOronerSar3t
Or. @eiton, 9rof. @ittbdus unb elm
nod gu beItimmenber 9atbologe. Rur
bic S6eile, tpel8e Der g6emiter unb
9atboIoge gu i6rer unterTu4ung be-
biirFen, fperben benz Surge entnom=
men, in 9eFGBen uuf6epGbrt uno leBz
tere bann perTiegelt tperben. Die
2eiGe pirb bann gum ~8tpetten MuIe
benz S4opBe Der @rbe iibergeben tpsrs
ben.
,Sn5ptI6en E6reiten Die 9orbereiz
tungen fir ben auf 9onneritag angez
1eBten SnqueIt iiber ben Sob Der 5rau
9ate Qoums tpeiter. Die Surn pirb
aus II Mtann bsIteben, pel6e tbeilz
tpeife bereits eeppnnen Iinb. Club
MitgIieber ToIen ipentg Qusii6t baz
ben, an Die1er Goroners : Surb gu bic
men. 0d Der @eri9tsTaal bss goros
ners febr tlein, 6offt man, @6t5eiIun9
l Der Supreme Court, Die Criminals
Nbtbeilung, Fir Qbbdltun9 beg Snques
1tes gu gerpinnen. Gs lit inbeB nod
ie6r fru9li6, OBJ Rifter 5ursmun,
tpelGer Odfel6It @eri9t 6dlt, feline Sim
piligung b13u eebsn tptro. Wiit Der
@Orlabuns Der 3eusen 1T aud bsrsi!s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
Observation-Disclosures

GrimiraGz 9eri6t.- Wor
Ri6ter 8rigbt.) 8agabunbirsn =
MifaeI Disnsr un0 6rant Mpsrs.
ni4t I&uIOtg. 9ebIerei = So6n DC
Gain, l Sabr 3u4t6aus; So6n Gb:z
nopitb, ri6t i9uLbig; So6n 8ellp.
fuspenoirt. unterI9Iagung - NI6.
& .'Gonti. sir beuie: untsrIGlugunq
- gilbert 6. gpnti.
&bt6ettung q r. 2. - @or
8i4ter S6arp.) 0iebItubl - Marr
U. 8dgnsr, ~iusPenoirt. Qneriff =
Qouis MorsbsrQer, ni8t T6ulOig.
8erRBung Ter SonntagsgeIeBe =
Sobn Bed, I4uIbig, nelger 9ro3eB Be-
antragt. Sir beute: 0iebita6l -
S6omas &eeItp; llnteri9laguna -
Goparo SarriIon; b0spiqiges Der
IuIIen = Sobn &oruBfi. Qngriff =
6rdnt Stfpta, 8iQiam 0insmore,
George Simmipe, SaIpmon +. Spler,
Senrp Soittsr, jun, Samuel ga
fran& Same5 Gernit, George q. g1os
gers, 9eprge 9eBpein, 4uquTtus
SeBpein unb Qaron 5aas. Ser
IeBung beg Qioer3gaieBes - MaiOr
Sob. 8etriQerif6e @ntduBeruna
berpfdnoetsn @~tqsntbums = S6omas
3pmteb5. @erIsBung bes S6antgss
feBes 9eOrse 9. 2eiB unb @race
Miqsr.
Stdbt : 9ert6t. WOr
&t4ter PteIps.) Marp Collins GEE
gen Sbomas Sfg2eil Il. a., perpieIen
ans Common 9Ieas : 9eri9t. &atis
&niIer u. q. eegen .@onToli0irte
StraBenba6n : Co., geT9Ii9tet.
G6urles .. 9roB gegen ben 8aroeir
oes StabtgefdngntFes, 9abeas GOrs
pus, 4ntrag ubgefpisTen. Murgaret
4p gegen a5emale 9UuIe Of Refuge,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08

einanber gu fun, 6rGuIein 3elten. SD
tann Sbnen ni4t peiter niiBen.
Qoieu!"
Dem MGOden I4oFen bic 36rdnsn
in Die Qugen.
SD tnolen Sic mid berluFep,
no9bsm Sic mid fiir's 2e6en psrz
pfti9tet baden? sic 6rau9en mid
ia nt6t gu lieben!"
8uituD ppllte 9e6en.
so ri4t!!" rief 6dnrb in bGBli9em
Son aus nun pirtGt9 gequdttem Ger
gen. so ni4t! sic DiirFen mid 10
p:Gt psro9ten!"
8uItab gtng, gtng, ME elm SrGuz
member, o6ne besgBsges gu a9ten, o6ne
gu bonten, 5ielos. DIS er Ti9 auf Der
Bride 6efurb, an 0erTel6sn STEELE 6in=
ter benz bergenben 8riidenpFeiler, ND
er emit 1ein err te89er6re9ep ~bsg1ngsn,
belt er inne. Gr lG9elte pfiFfig ipie
Elm Starr; er bate ertpurtet, 6ier dn3us
ldnger, dber abfi9tlf9 mar er ni9t
fergefommen, - bspabre.
S9on Itanb er duF Dem f4maIen
GuBern 8riiGenruroe- Gr goo Elm 8i=
Itol 6erbor uno blidte binunter; ba8
@aTer itanO piel tiefsr dIs in jener
R16t - p6 e5 tpo6l gang ber1tegen
tpiirbe? Damn tpiiroen Ie ben Der
tbeioiger un0 Die 8aIette BEL sindnber
finApr Ri'ftnh Inrh+p
S4on feBte er Da8 piitOl on Die
Stirn, Dd b0rte er sin leiIes S9lunz
gen. 6uroert S6ritte Don i6m entz
fernt Ie6nte cine iurge Dame an Der
8riiItung; i6re 6nIFurg, i6r &ugIehen
berrietb Ielbitm0roeriI6s N6Ii6t. Isl,
i9 finbe ia @sIeui6aft!" 9a blidte
tie auf beugte Ii6 nett iiber ---
Is mar Mdrie 9oler.
Ginen Q(ugenblid Tpdter itan0 9uz
tap pe6en i6r uno 5Dg Die ungliidli1e
trpB ibrem Strduben bon bar Bril-
flung 9inpeg,
OILS bic bsiben MenTfen in Der
MorgenDGmmerung bic einIame Bril-
de bsrlieben, 6smertte Wdrie oa8 Piz
Itol in 9uItap'5 Sdno; unter S5rdz
men Id9elnO nabm lie Is an Ii4 uno
mari es in ben StuB.
Weit, melt meg pon Teiner Seimdt6
in einem flsinen rbeini{4en StGot9en
Is6te in ongeItrsrgter S6Gtigfeit Der
8riDutgsle6rte 0ottor 9uitab 2entDD.
8enige Sabre paren bergangen, er
mar fart gealtert.
3peimal 16On bate er Die 9erlz
flung auf ben 3ebritubl elmer l1niparz
Titdt o6gelebnt. Seute bate er einsn
britten Nntrag enoli9 arganOmmn.
Seine I60ne, 5temIi4 Itarte 6rau
- 6rau Mdrie 2entOp, ge6orene Sol
Ter i fab am S9reibtiT9 uno I9rieb
fleiBig an elmer 4b6anbIung iiber
yReForm beg StraFre6ts," pel9e i6r
8atte i6r in bic Sober bittirte. sic
bate berldnQt, Setretdrbien1te Ieiitsn
gu biirFen bei Der Wieoer6erfteuung
Der qrobsn Nr6eit, pel6s 8uitdp in
iener Ra6t ber6rdnnt. 9uitap, Der,
Ie66aFt i'm 3inmer umberfpanosInb,
bittirt bate, blte6 iteben.
$50, unO jeBt lit e5 genug, 5rdu
Gefretdr! Mama lit i6on LANCE CUR
Rub gegangen."
v3u 6ienen, 6err 0ottor," IG9eIte
Marie. Limb morgen fa6ren mir in
Der @r6sit fort, ni6t po6r? sic
inb bod nit mir 5ufrieOen, Serr Dot
tor?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
JAS II IA
- OaSSSIbe Was IhT FU6hsr G8Eauft Hal
'' hi GMAAzZm
8rn0ufteu Warft,


Ole untsu Iie6enoen Breiie be3ie6en
iia duf bus &nQrOs : @sI9dft; i'm
GnOetail : SanbeI lit Elm entTprez
8enoer 4uH4tag gu 6ere9nen.)
Die 3ufenoungen bon QepfeIn
Iinb fir BEN gegenpGrtigen 9e0arF
rei4li6, O6gIei3 an Fetneren Sorten
fein l1s6erFluB lit. 5foriOaer
MpfeIfinen Tino tpenig p%prrGtbig
uno Before QuaIitdten Tino Iei6t per-
tduTli9. = Sir 5Iorioaer Grb6eez
3etgt Ii3 feline @erdnperung; Die
3uienbungen Iinb nod gering urb lit
Die Na6frage ru6 Irii6en rsiFen
6ri6ten gering. - &ron8bees
zen Finoer in IeBtersr 3eit meDr Be-
a6tung unb lit bic Stimmung cine
8uberIi4tli6s. - SioIi6e g o 5 men
uno Somutoes tOmmen ipenig
bierFer, tpes6aI6 bic bis6srigen Brsiie
ouFre6t erbdltsn puroen. 8sI6dbigte
ober u~neeFrorene Daaren bringan in
beFen taum bic Soften Der 5ra6t.
- @etBtD9G 1T feIt i'm PreiIe,-
8smiiIe aus Der umgegenn limb ielten
urb 66far i'm Ppeiie.
Die PreiIe limb, rpte FoIgt:
QepFel, pso SAB 49,. $2.25-$4.25
0eiBfo6l, pro 100 $4.5O-S5.50
8lumenfo6G, pro Grate $2.5O-$3.OO
3piebeln, pro 8uI6eI =. 5Oc.-65c.
&opfiuIat, pro 8uI6sIforb SOC. biz
75c.
aortOfsln, pro 8uf6sr . 45c.-5Oc.
SeLerie, pro 8iinoel 15c.-6Oc.
8rcnsbeersn, pro 5aB $6.OO-$7.5O
a~ron86eersn, pro Site $1.75-$2.25
Meerrettig, pro &ife 75c.-$1.25
Spirat, pro 8iIte $1.OO-$1.10
3uroe 3i6er, pro 8ui9sL 30c.-35c.
QpTelIinsn, PRO 8iIts . $3.5O-$4.50
@riine 8o6nsr, pro 8or6 $1.75-$2.
Somatoes, pro 8or6, 6 Carrier $1.00
bis $500.
@ier, pro DuBsr0 49,. 17c.-18c.
gremez8utter, prD 9funb 16c.-21c.
Do. DARN 8rjnt, pro Pfo. 14c.-17c.
2e6enbs5 @efliigel, pro Pfunb:
Sunqe 6ii6ner 9c.-12c.
@lte 5u6ner 81t.-9c.
guter . 9c.-12c.
9Gnie, pro 9Funo -. 84c.-11c.
8Gnie, pro Stid . . 5Oc.-60c.
Sauben, pro 8dar 15c.
9eI9Io9tstes @efIiigeI, prO Pfunb:
Sunge 5ibner . 94c.-1Oc.
Qtte Siibntr 83t.-9c.
Gnten . 11c.-12c.
Puter 11t.-13c.
9Gnie 8c.-10c.
Gapdunen 8c.-12c.
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0irhfntters unn strnhnrriir.

ToIgeuoes mo Die Gui oeu iiaati1eH
0aagtu fir 6eu, StrOA Il. . II. geiterr e.
j~ielteu Bretle:
9eFIihe 9Raage.
Sen - Glmothu,6eu IS bis $40, neues
Sen s. bis s. uno9leeb.u IS bis $40 pro
SouHe.
Stro1-8atisufloh S. bis S6, 9togasu'
iirob $500 bis IS uuO paferfrob So bis "
pro YOU'VE.
MIals - $2.45 bis $3.50 pre- TaB.
u orOmetIih Us ange.
6eu - SimOthu Sen $40 bis 81; gem.
Gen IS bis $40; Sieeheu IS bis $40 pro.
8oune.
Srob. -Tatieufroh Sc BIS 81, 9toggen'
irOb IS bis 50 unO QuIerlfrob sc bic 81
pro SouHe.
Mais-$2.35 bis S2.40 bro gag.
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SsfGrOsruus bon gOFia6rn.
2dnge Der erforberIi4en 3eit CUR Grs
rei4ung Der berI6ieoenen 8ez
ftimmund5Drte.

&dnge Der erroroerll9en 3eIt CUR Grs
rei4ung Der Deri4iebenen 9ez
itimmungsOrte.
untenIte6tno lit bic %ungeTG6rs 3eit
fir uebermittelung Der pDtIafen bon
Dem 8altimorer POItsgirsdu pQ9 ben
bauptiG6li6en einbeimii4en uno AUS
pGrtigen Stdbten Dsr3ei4net.
SnIdn0.
Gtlanta, Ga, 70 StUROcu.
aNtllatitsGitu. R.sS., 6 StuR0su.
grsoiiBu. R..N.. q StlnoeH.
@urliHQtnu, 8ermont, II Stuuotn.
buffalo. Q..g.. I8 StuuOsn.
9ofon. 0tdny Is StunosH.
66aTlthon, 6.s6., 10 etunOm
GbtaQ0, as, l Sag.
Columbia, S.sG.. Il StunOtn.
Cincinnati, Chic, 20 StunDen.
Gouucils@luifs, Sopu. 2 Sags.
GUntoro. y. %. 10 StuuOw.
ScEgtr. COLORADO, p Taat.
Sctrait, Wi6i0aH, J IaG.
@dloftou, 1eras, 2 5ugs 5 StunosH.
GarrisburQ, ga., 3 StuNOtu.
SlytiDro. Connecticut, II StuH0tL
SnpianapOlis, SnoioRG. / Idg.
Sation. YliiEihppi, ? 1aet.
3adioupils, GlerLbu, ! TAG.
Glufass6itp, Wifpnrt, 2 Sant.
qittlt Rod. ART, / 5ag Is Siunesa.
ecuispigs, Rb,, I Tda ? 5iunotR.
Wtmp1isf IenH, ! Edg > StHuDen.
Mobite. ailbdpla ! 9aN S GtnnoeH.
@criolt. 9iroin:.a. y StmDtR.
WcpsCrleaHs. Ga. / Iaa 10 StuHosn
GtaDt QtDsNort. 5 GtHHosu.
Cmaba. 9ebrasta. . 9aae.
9ortlaRo, gRsiHt ! SaS.
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S.5e : Mai6iatn aaer @r6ben, nit unS pbr,
2anlpltenSl eonoIaatsons S~ar9lo0srung5s uno
gem gals. Sdmpffsfel, neu NM s:6rau6t, BON 3
bis 100 9fsrDdrdits auf Eager uHD binio 5u p,r-
tauitn. 9orll3Gtals uh9 pstiitaiS SamPITal5tn,n
posr eebrau6t. 9tbrau6te Wai6insritu biO,n
eiu,u nsusn 8psig meines 8siadits, uuo p,roe id
nur 6abritats eriter Rldf. uHO IN Qutsm 3uftauOi
btfiuOlih iubren.
Gas= unO 8uiolin= Mai3intu.
S6 babe einiqs 9~gertitues fir mdi6iu.n=gRsr
itdtt,n, ioDis =ltdi5iHm an 0anD,
DtneH sic e njbt unitbeH f6uusH, Oab oi,ielbtu
iemals osbrau9t purOsn, bobs Gualitdt.
SU6tt Gudlitdteu bon 8iemsn, NM Diro fir
itOtn 8ismsH elm Sabr qdraHtirt.
RoteHlEidldg. iir eieftrIias SibtsaHlu1cn p,t=
ben obn, RoitsnbTtbuuug Q~s.ieisrt fir Die Is. & 6.
MIotors BON 1899 uno fir Ntai6intn b09ter Guds
liiaf.
s. ,. Md & b, Tr. -. qiobtsStrabt.
cnarbdus: @rub= urO 8tlt= StraBs. CSan2A
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@ine gr1@ft6e G6e


siriaseter uuo aefnnce ainser ia t.ugtn. frrHsr
dues QBlienslUtTtbe uJer Observation-Disclosures
i11ruslta,e Scr ~rrangefT, StHpp teYl. uufrudats
barrett L. Z. n. tHtbatt bs3 a!st. G%eottgeut. btutihs
Bul Der gectfurges .tne :" As. Null, 25G
Stteu. NIT o,etsu IthryeidtH Gbbilouneen. O. ~
bsr ein,ia tuuerldiT' Raibgc5er fir Rranis uno
-tIunos uiio uamsut.ia nidir ~ eutbchrfH tar
1snfs, bic no Usr3s.-nibsn moueA. ooer unalidli5
DC .~Seiratbst Guo. ggirb Ha1 e~Epfarg BON 25 Cts,
In 4Dss Stamps f~or1icr: perpudt frtt Iugtianet,
~DFUTSCHES HTTr- INSTFTUT,
No. i
Der Rsitungsdnttr il aud 5u baa
BEN bei s.. j. Siemers IN Rr. 100,
Bart 2tpenue, nabe 5aDettsftrSbs, u
in 0iite's 8u6banoluHg, 9r. 236,
RoIOsQ )Ddroz @traBe.
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4H;elgeR. -SM uerianieR.

Bu ert1utt u
Biiritig ~gtlegcHts @si6dfts=Gieeutbum btri6ltu:
bert, ~OtrbuR0,n nit biibi9tr q9obnuHg Rr. lT2l,
gdmonts2IU,Hus, 30 bel 25 bel a., bis @isquitb:
Strabs - SImpffeftI u 9ftrOetrdft., Sdmpia
uai6ius 10 QferOtfrdftt, Srtibpelsu, Dtai6inerie'r
etc. Gisteucr Is Gub tif - Stoa etc. GAM
aus SitgsfSintn, puhtuO itr 6lai9tHiia,r, 6ltia
iber ODER lsi@t. TabrifatioH. Ytub iOfort p%,rtluit
fpsroeu. gu ~erfrdq,H bel
8Ubn gbtIps, 20. & S.4=Gtntrals9t6duOt
5. StodnTf, oor
8. g. g. SttierO II, 4l9, GioelitDsgsbdnO..
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