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The evening times., 1895-08-09

1t is now given out that Fleschrnan's
s25, 900 horse. Halma. is as good as ever,
and that there may be a match race be-
tween him and Lissak ARA uged To settle
the question as to which is the better g.
year-old This pair is looked upon as the
greatest OF the Western horses OF their age
Of the year, though some hold that Flying
Dutchmau is the peer Of any Of them
The evening times., 1895-08-09

Taplight was one Of the most promising
colts early in the season, but at Lexington
he got knocked around pretty roughly in
race, aud since has shown little ability
as a race horse He has, it is said, come
around all right, and is now doing most
encouraging work. He is credited with
running five furlongs in 1:O1 the other day.
He is in the Futurity, and it is now believed
will give good account of himself when he
faces the starter for the S67 600 run.
The evening times., 1895-08-09

The great pacing race between Robert
]. and Joe Patchen is over, aud the Ham
lin gelting is again defeated. This is the
second time Patcben has beaten Robert ].
within the past two weeks. Each time it
has taken four heats, and the average time
of the heats in each race was about the
same. Robert ] in the early part OF the sea-
son gave every promise of retaining his
old-time speed. He has shown miles in
2:O2, 2:03, ETC., repeatedly, and it was
believed " ould before the heseasonclosedreach
the coveted .two-minute mark. In fact,
Robert ]. is the only horse that has been
looked to for tlis performance this sea
son. His two races witt. p Patcheu show very
conclusively that Robert ]. is not, at least
at present, the horse he was. Every heat
in the two races Patchen has beaten him
has been in time much slower than Rob
ert's limit IL the Hamltn horse Is perma-
nently done for his downfall win cause re-
gret everywhere. That there is TO horse in
the world with the speed he possessed is
pretty generally believed by horsemen
everywhere. The other fast ones of the day
will have TO get faster than they are, or
have shown themselves to be, IL they
equal Roberts phenomenal work. In the
race yesterday Patchen won tie first, SEQ
ond, and fourth heats in 2:04 1-2, 2:o4 1-2,
and a:O6 1-2. Robert ]. won the third heat
in 2:05 1-2. The Hamlin gcldirg was un-
mercifaIiy lashed all through the race, but
be was poweriess to give up the speed thst
was required.
The evening times., 1895-08-09

The League games scheduled for to-
day are as follows:
New York at Baltimore.
Washington at Boston. :.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Louisville ut Pittsburg.
Cleveland at Chicago.
The evening times., 1895-08-09

Again the loquacious boxing English
man, Charley Mitchell, is to the front. A
Philadelphia friend is said TO have received
a letter from him in which he announced
that he will come to this country to see
the Fitzsimmons and Corbett entertain
ment, and that he will challenge the
winner. Charley is probably Joking Cor
bett will hardly pay any attention to him
II he defeats Fitzsimmons. Bob might take
Charley on Just as matter of amusement,
but not seriously; not as II he wac going
to have . fight.
The evening times., 1895-08-09

The announcement of walbaum, the head
OF the Saratoga racing association, that
he Will close his meeting on the ED Of this
month, looks as though he wanted TO rid
himself of race tracks and race horses all
in heap. He has given 1T out that he will
sell his horses on the Gay after he ends his
races Walbaum has great deal Of
money bound up in race tracks that have
heretofore made big profits, that are now
worthless for racing purposes, because Of
laws have prohibited bookmakiug.
The evening times., 1895-08-09

Nearly all Of the runners that have been at
the Oakley meeting will go to st. Louis.
Betting goes In the Future City according
to the taste of the bettor, and there the man
whohas good thing canlay downhismoney
to his hearts content. There are more
than 500 horses at the st. Louis track.
The Republican journal., 1895-05-30

CROSBY I'M, Haugh, Edwards 4 Co., prp-
pretprS. Rates - per day.
WINDSOR HOTEL. High street, Robert
Rrnwlrigg, proprietor. Rates 50 Per day.
REVERE. Spring street +. A. Jones, pro
prietor Rates " p and : 80 per day.
The ARLINGTON Cor Main and Pleasant
streets, !. v Miller, proprietor. Rates "
per day.
streets, ". i. (ientner, proprietor. Rates,
MI p l'er dtN.
The Republican journal., 1895-05-30
J. H. & J. W. JONES,
Literary NEWS ana Notes


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
A Cheerful View.

The following story is told of q cor
respondent who has recently returned
from a trip 10 the far west OF the
United States
Two men who had been sitting To-
rether in the seat near the door of .
railway car became engaged In an ami
mated controversy. and their loud
voices attracted the attention of all
the other passengers
Suddenly one of them arose and said:
Ladies' and gentlemen. ! appeal 70
you to decide a disputed point Ny
friend here insists that no more than
three persons out of five believe they
have souls l take a more chcerful
view of humanity than that VIII all
of YOU who beheve you have souls raiss
your right hands?"
Every hand in the car went mp
Thank you." he said. with smile.
Keep them up just n moment Now
will all of you who believe in .
hereafter please raise your left hand
also?"
Every hand In the car went up
Thank you again" he said Nov,
while all of your have your hands
raised" he continued, drawing . pair
OF revolvers and levelAng them. my
friend hero VIII go'down the aisls and
relieve you of whatever valrablcs VOC
may happen TO have. Lively. now
Vim. "-Pearson's Weekly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
WOOL MARKET.
ST. I.Onis.

ST. Louis. July 22.-Wool-Quiet, cas-
ier: Missouri. Illinois. etc, coubing and
clothing l5G15Iz cents; coarse and brad
15H15is cents: medium clothing lih y
JAZZ cents: light fine 9lzG10 cents; Kan
sas and Nebraska 1lGi3 cents: light
fine ed10 cents: heavy fine 1GS cents
Texas. Arkansas. Indian Territory. etc.
fall and spring medium i30li cents:
coarse and low sail cents: light me
Gl0 cents: heavy fine 6frs cents Da-
kota. Wyoming. Utah. etc. FAB cents:
coarse and low 9lI10 cents; fine r.f-i.urn
eGl1 cents; light fine 9dlo cents: heavy
fine 1Hs cents Tub washed. choice Z
cents: fair 1sG1e certs; coarse and low
14G1i cents. Cnsound or defective n
condition. length or color. or mixed
packa ges, from Ito 3 cents less
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
THE FAKIR FLOORED.
When tho Man In the Crowd Asked
Question the Answer w Ssp't Ready.

when the Man In the Crowd Asked .
Question the Answer Wasn't Ready.
A new fakir struck town He was
new in two senses He hadnt been
long in the business and his fakemeno
was d novelty. He was young fellow
from a Connecticut farm, whom tho
king of the fakirs, who does business
in Grand street, New York, had IN
weighed into buying the territorial
rights" for western New York for
burplar-aIarm, which consisted amply
of a paper Gap. such as children use In
their toy pistols, fitting into q socket
near the catch in the window frame
When a burglar attempted 70 open .
window by manipulating the catch, 50
the inventors theory ran, there would
be an explosion sufficiently Loud 70
awaken the household and result IN
the cracksman's capture The cap ana
socket GOULD also be used 70 play
practical joke on the buyers friends
They could be affixed 10 a door, which
a victim could then by induced 20 open
Imagine his CONSERVATION and the
hearty laughter OF the assembled COM
pany," etc.
The new fakir did pretty well at
first He selected an eligible corner
on a busy street and usually had an
open-mouthsd crowd around him On
the second day fatc sauntered along IN
the person of a sad-eyed. thoughtful
proved man. who listened for while
and then interrupted the lecturer thus:
will you allow me TO asx you
question, mister?
''C'tnly. sir" replied the fakir.
well, then" suppose the burglar
knows he cap Is in the window and
pulls the sash down from the top, H.
stead of showing up the lower half OF
the window 70 which the alarm IL
ari1ed-yhat provision does your do
vice make for such a contingency?
The fskir thought for awhile No
such emergency had been provided for
In the printed lecture which he had
/ bought with his territorial rtghts
He hemmed and hawed and dubbed,
/ but he had no answer ready. The
crowd appreciated the fact apd ieered
and melted away.
Inat nlgal an iOee caI,ae 20 9 DfpAc"
/ hearted msn who was riding IN box
car toward Cleveland y was the
| failed fskir. Why durn it, he said
I 20 himself. "a man couldn't crawl n
/ through the top o. window without
showing he sash down Ear enough %
I touch the catch and strike the cap
/ Way didn't think OK thsi when tina:
1eller was loshsug ne shis stteraooEY
Be. Il wa then TOO izte-
Thus does fate make norxey. o.
nsn--BuaAlo Express
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
Eacle Baseball Notes.

Rreitenstein is said to be dissipating
again.
Captain Boyle of Philadelphia is do
Ing but little hitting.
The. Brooklyns shut out Louisville
three times this season.
Now McMahon's debut in '95 has
been postponed until the team returns
home VIII he ever pitch again?
The Baltimores play their first game
In Boston this season on July So
Red" Ehret has pitched but few win
ming games for 81. Louis this season
Pitcher Carsey of Philadelphia is bat
ting harder this year than ever before
Tim Hurst has been mentioned for
The office of referee for the GARRETT
Fitzsimmons mill
Danny Coogan, the Senator's catcher,
Is convalescing. He Will join the team
when they return home.
Fred Pfeffer is playing the races in
S.. Louis Guess he won't be appoint
ed a league umpire for sonac time.
President Freedman wants Kid"
McGraw for New York. He'll get him,
also the other stars on the Baltimore
team.
The latest accusation against PreSl-
dent Freedman is that he pays the New
Work nlayers' fines. What task Mr..
Freedman would have should ne start
IN TO deny all the rumors IN Circulation
concerning him.
How sarcastic some OF these pase-
ball writes get. After Meekln Hdu
won that game in St Louis. Johnny
Pringle of Pittsburg arose ana antlcl-
pated o. p. Calors remarks in the SUD
ices so: Extract from the morning New
York Herald: LAS l said al the oesln,
ming of the season. with Meekin ana
Rusie in good shape. ii will be almost
impossible for the New York team 20
GET lower than twelfth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
GRAIN MOVEMENT.
st Louis Grain.

s.. Louis. July E-Flour-Cnchange
Wneac-Advanced late in the session on
continued bad reports from the north
west and closed strong and higher than
on Saturday Strong foreign cables also
had something 10 DO toward Strengthen
ing the market No red cash. af,4 isi. G !.
JULY. SIC: August. sIisc BID. September
s7Ssc bid: Decsrlter. 1oi--c bid
sSorr-Ths advance IT wheat this morn
ing put September up. and while other
o1ti6rs were under the price reached AZ
Saturdays closing. i closed = cent higher
\, . cash. So bid. September. sc. Deem
Der. SC; May. &c bid
Oats-FIrm for futures but very quiet:
--sdirE tight SPOT dull: No. . cash. 70
hid: Jlly. &c: August e1asc asked. Sep
ter7be-. @sssc bid: May, SIC bid
Rye-No. , &c.
Rarley-NoriEaL
F-iaxsss.f-Iower. spot S,H
Grass seezss-Timothy steady a. $50 for
Angus: delivery
Corn meal-S1-o"sI-tS-
Rr-ar-ss.C east trace
Hav-FYr-7, but unchanged FOR better
grades: demand for choice prairie urgent
but none on the market; pralr-e. s. es2
IoO. this side: timothy. S-ovG ,5.vA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
Poretns OaAity In Ark.s>s-

J d. 4. Persons, farmer Of Red Mia
Ark. Is the owner Of pig tina. com
pletely lays al other freak porkers IN
the shade II Is perfectly devoid OF
hair. and has double set OF eJcs. feet
Ike human hands levcn TO NE nAiisD.
one very large ear and f.cs waseh
looks more Ike tina. OF . young baby
than Il docs ike thai OF . Regulations
p4y. Frou, between the upprr Get 81
cyes prosa-s = probosc.z Ike that OF .
Young elephant This proeoacss has
two holes through is entire length
and I. n through them That 2lgsy Eeu
hi. supply Of air. Mr.. Persons values
the freak a. 1900, and his nsiehhors
cay that be takes greater care OF u thAs
All The .ost OF the stock on The plsosL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23

London. July 22-At the wool auction
sales today 1913 bales were offered. -
which 90 were withdrawn The wool
was 81 good quality and the conti1ent
aud America We're active bidders Ihe
following ara Tia sales IN detail. New
South Wales 1850 bales: secured so
Is 81: greasy q. Gs5zG- Queensland sss
bales: secured si1is Cd. greasy So
I'D. Victoria $50 bales secured SD
ais 81: greasy 5isGIld- South Aust-al-
"a III bales; secured e1diz 81;
greasy q. Gl0isd- Tasmania i.s595slss.
secured sEi0d: scoUrei 9di9t: gr-asT
l4Glad Cape u Good Hope and Natal
80 bales: secured =. Id: greasy "a =
sI.6 Falkland Island !. sfs bales greasy
3IsI15
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
EE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND.
ItwAs HIS wss's Parasoi That Wa WssKh'
nag Hls Mind

A tall. lank. sol o. Pike county stood
looking IN the window Of Pima ssrees
haber6asher for tan minutes HIS ssEe
was directed .; . sign therein, AID Ee
wss heard 20 usGtter.
Wal. By sosh, that. i1ck, I'd give
two bits 20 =. j. back 'ta0u; May
known zoe. il"
he then wer; inside and asked ,hs
el--x for piece OF paper, which was
readily furnished hiz
Re wrote on tkisr =; had Mars
name cut u The handle al uzs kicoA
blue cEisre1 az had ~En rib broke -
Then addressing Tie CLERK he ssa2.
Young Teller. I'll give yos two bits
e< you'l q: Il hack far zse- Yos 49,.
ef Na-T knowe6 - lest x. she'd say
-sghi away. them stock teile-s xas
saoxin' re the toxin an 70. fen az
somebody sol. 81 ScsS se@ e. yoz
ls.a't =. !; Ger rae. will yoay~
MA: CT eAEta are goa .a.<iSg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
MARVELLOUS RESULTS.

From a letter written by Rev. L.
Gunderrnan OF Dimondale. Mich. We
are permitted TO make this extract; L
have no hesitation in recommending
DR.. Kings New Discovery, as the re-
suits were most marvellous in the case
of NV wife. While | was pastor of the
BAPTIST church at Rives Jancuon she
was brought down with pneumonia sue
ceeding la grippe Terrible poroxysms
of coughing would last hours with little
interruption and ii seemed as II she
could not survive them friend rec
commended DR.. Kings New Discovery
IL was quick in its work and highly sat
isfactorv in results" Trial bottles
free at the drug stores Of Charles Law
renee and G. behring's. Regular size.
soc and 81 co
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23

apouy7" asked the clerk, who thought
he was dealing with an escaped luna
tic
why, my wife's parasol. Of course
Don't you find EN- when they Are
lost?"
Are you crazy. or what Is the mat
ter with you? We ssell umbrellas; we
don't find them when they're lost
This is no detective office"
Wal, by gosh. what's that sign in
the winder mean. them said the Pike
county citizen, as he led the clerk to tho
window and pointed TO the cardboard
sign reading: Umbrellas Recovered"
st Louis Post Dispatch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
Eoux pra SUCCESSES.

Having the needed merit TO more than
make good all the advertising claimed
for them. the following four remedies
have reached a phenomenal sale Dr.
Kings New Discovery Tor consGr1p-
ton. coughs. and colds, each bottle
Observation-Disclosures Bitters. the great
remedy for liver, stomach ana Kidneys
Bucklen's Arnica Sslve, the osst n the
world ard Ir Kings New Life Pills.
which are a perfect pill All these rem
e-s!es are guaranteed 10 do just wha, is
claimed for them and the dealer whose
name Is attached herewith VIII be glad
TO tell you more Of them SOLD At the
drug stores Of Charles Lawrence and
C Gehyicz -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
st. Louis Produce.

81. Louis. July ea-Butter-Strong and
scarce for fancy; separator creamery nc;
fancy Elgin, 1Sc.
Eggs-Lower 7d71.c.
Whiskey@13.
Lead-Stronger and higher with excel
lent demand; sales, . cars and =" IONS az
500
Spelter-Firm and higher; one car at
SEQ.
Cotton ties and bagGng-Unchanged
Pork-Higher; standard mess. Jooolns,
$l1.50.
Lard-Prine steam. s6.121.; CHOICE 20.
Bacon-Sohulders, (boxed), S6-o'12' longs
$50: ribs, S6.31ia: shorts, 500
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, Cooxed),
s5.s21a; longs, ss.3712: ribs. $50: shorts'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
tn. uucer,ainty OF Fame.

"Hinnery Clay" said Mr.. DolAn
"wor . great mon"
HE wor that same" replied MIRA
Dolan.
HE wor that greet mon-" her hus-
band went on, that he had cigAs
n aIned afther i'm"
''Thrue for yer Only 'twsr no cigssa
~Vvor a poipe "-WAshtnkt0n Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
WILL SAVE THE FREIGHT.
How the Wichita Cold Storage Co. heeps
Fruit. Butter and Eggs

There are very few people even IN
Wichita who have any knowledge that
tl,ere IS such an organize ZION in exist
anc- as the Wichita Chemical Cold Stor
age company let alone the magnitude
OF rs business.
Avisit 10 the cold storage house OF 'his :
co,nany will convince the visitor OF
several important facts that are worth
remembering
one of the things TO be learned Is
that il is not absolutely necessary 10
ship good butter away from WlchlIa
in tie summer months when IL. only
, brinss 10 cents a pound on the market
md ten ship back dairy butter IN the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
London Stock Exchange.

New York. July 22.-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says: The
stock markets were quiet today. Con-
soils and investments and foreign socks
were dull on the Macedonian incidents
Americans were quiet all day and
strong at the close. Louisville and st.
Paul We're bid. The belief is general
that all the new bonds will return 20
the Americans next month when they
become negotiable But 1 have the best
reason for believing taht about a quar-
ter will go. The Lehigh Valley bonds
were largely applied for today and are
quoted at about / y per cent premium
The prospect Of strong government
induces sanguine views of the future
trade and finance here and they are
checked only by the uncertain outlook
Of foreign politics.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23

Colonei-Oh- yes. yorr Ana<rsnsa iss
6ses' costumes arc certainly csa Low n
the n-<k; bu. ~ . rAn n fA<S vh0
~as Gu. lover n The ncex thAa aay q
you
Ms Rsy-A raau7
ColcneI-Yes; he was grllotned-f
- Y. Worid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
CHANGERS RISE UP
THEY LEAD THE MARKET ON IA
V0RABLE CROP REPORTS
Bear Traders Close Out their Contracts and
List Generally Shares In the Advance
Lake Shore in Such Buying as to Equal
an Ordinary Two Weeks Business--Su-
gar Bought By the Bull Clique Again
and Advances--Close StroDg--Bonds
Dull But Steady.

New York July PA strong tone
characterized the trading ON the stock
exchange and with occasional reactions
led TO the taking of profits. The grang-
er shares led the market both in activ-
ity andbuoyancy. the buying therein
being partly for the long butmainly for
the short account, which had been par
TALLY increased last week Reports OF
a heavy crop came in from all sections
OF the corn belt and the advices re-
garding wheat We're more favorable.
both of which circumstances induced
the bear traders to close out their con-
tracts and the result is a material gain
in the stocks OF the grain carrying
roads, Rock Island showing an i'm
provement OF pa per cent; Burlington
Il. per cent; Northwest rs per cent and
St Paul q per cent. Nearly the entire
railroad list shared in the advance
notably Lake Shore, which made a net
gain or Ia per cent on very good buy
ing. more OF this stock changing hands
today than is usually sold in two weeks.
Sugar was again bought by the bull
Clique and rumor on the board had IL
that leading member of the trust had
cabled orders TO buy the stock, which
moved up rs per cent, all but g per
cent of which was retained. The other
more important net advances from Sat-
urday's closing prices are: Console
dated Gas is per cent, Cleveland. Gin
cinnati, Chicago and St. Louis and
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred IL
per cent; Minneapolis and ST. Louis Is
per cent and American Tobacco l per
cent. Reading wasunfavorably affected
by report that there was trouble IN
the reorganization camp between the
New York and Philadelphia interests.
The stockfell off q per cent with a re-
covery of q per cent: National LinSeed
shows a loss of / per cent and all shares
a fraction. The Improvement in Wheel
Ing and Lake Erie preferred was due TO
the announcement on Saturday OF the
agreement with the Baltimore and Ohio
for the joint use of the Valley railroad
of Ohio. The market closed strong 10
buoyant.
Bonds were dull but strong. The
sales We're s90S,000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23

Kansas City. July 2-wheat-One-half
and i cent higher: No. 2 hard. 621s9Sc;
No. red. s5Q7lc: rejected. 5la5sc: No .
Corn-Siow: AQl1 cent Lowell Nv
mixed, 3si4 G3Sa4c; No. white, 80. ~ q
white, 2Sc.
RyeNo. . 45c.
Bran-Firm. 59GSlc.
Hay-Lower; timothy, Ss.Nqso' Praifie'
TO0GS50.
Butter-weak; creamery. 1Saioc; DAIRY
1rd12c.
EggSQuiet, SIC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23

10 ttendcrlyl-Ana may speak "a
your father about IL with cout3dncsr
/ She<earnc<slyl-Yes. George, hse wonS
dare 70 thrash you until after are
irr,arried.-Truth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
y ~ aaxesh

why 10 you and Bobby qasrrsi %
r1aoh7 hoye ay Wllls . nSe 49,
fab Ii.tle boy
40. E-AxazA, In 10. se-csa- oss
Bobby "a lie al~sy. wants 70 p1ay
.Ae gznss doar Wa: to'-EArrrsrs
BsxAr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23
DRY GOODS MARKET.
>e~ YORK

New York. July z2.-Nzny buyers C.
veiop@d late II IRE day. whose inquire
were extended - staple coiC-ed and
fancy cp;tCas ard also for spTiaz wool
ems and although 70 activity was -
parent very f2lr volume % 1eT E4!ss
resulted for a holiday Il and around
the market fhe-e are many visiting
buyers that are working slowly cut
surely & IL gathering - autumn
Stocks The FoE7@ of-5e market gathers
strength every day. Printing cloths
xere quite. bat srTn Il .IS-is cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23

Hotel Clcrk-T-hat Mr. Waybsck. In,
room Sr9, blew ous the gAs Last night.
and u dad What shali 1 dor
Proprietor Cbusily p-Ch.rge his sstatA
twenty dollars foe extra gan. Y.
Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-23

HoAr-T 49, tryssg % sssisk OF Q
mans nArss TO-DAY sEa couldn't TIA
al q = szysdrz = sso-r- Ssxre ca
Jo4r-We4l. VIA: lad nat 20 %
w..h I'D
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