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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-10

They say that there are 10, 900
more women than men in little Rhode
Island.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-10
Columbia, Laurens an | New
berry r. r.

F.. f.. ~SCHUMPERT,
Agent at Prosperity
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-10

DORT Y Il wEsJ
olina Railway. IA
Asheville Short Line" J. k{
Receiver. Schedule in effect
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-10

Is He a Fakir or a Genius?-Thous-
ands OF Dollars Drawn From. Fie
nanciers Who Have Never Received
Any Return for Their Money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
DIDN'T WAIT TILL MORNING.
One Anxious Young Couple Haste to Wed
at Midnight.

Eilicott City, Nd, July 11.-Miss Cora
Adele Hart was married 10 Fulton r.
Gordon. in the parlors Of the Howard
house. at 1880 this morning. Rev. T..
l.. Ide. pastor OF Bethel Evangelical
Lutheran church OF Boston. who hap
pened 10 be a guest Of the hotel. was
aroused and performed the ceremony.
Mr. Gordon explained that Miss Hart
and he had been engaged for many
months. but owing To the objections TO
the union by the parents OF Miss Hart,
the wedding had been postponed from
time to time until they determined 10
wait no longer. Yesterday he tele-
graphed Clerk Owings. OF the Howard
county circuit court. 10 issue the mar
rage license and meet the couple at the
evening train. but they missed that
train. and did not arrive until Il 30
this morning. The license was ready.
The party procesied 20 the Howard
house. awakened the minister and the
marriage was quickly sOiemnized- Mr..
Gordon ia a prominent real estate deal
or Of Washington. and IN connection
with his brother, IS the principal owner
Of the town OF North Laurel. Howard
county. near Washin zton. His bride IL
and well known IN Washing
ton society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon ieyt this after
noon for North Laurel. whore they 1lL
make their future home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
CUSsED FOURTH OF JULY.
Pennsylvania Postmaster May he Bounced
for p Peculiar OfYense-

Scranton. Pa. JVIy 10-Eforts are
being made TO Gust Postmaster Frank
Nandling and for reasons that rarely
figure in politics. He is accused OF
swearing. and. moreover. his alleged
oathS are said to have been called out
by an unpatriotic estimate OF the
Fourth OF July.
Petitions for the removal of Postmas-
ter Vandling are 70 be circulated dur
ing the coming week. He is alleged TO
have made a blasphemous remark 10
a committee who called upon him just
previous 20 Independence day TO solicit
him TO buy tickets for an excursion in
behalf of raising funds for a monument
10 General Phil Sheridan. which is 10
be erected here
This committee comprised John Glib
bons. ex-city treasurer. and F. l.
Wormser. eN-president OF the board Of
control. The former is Democrat and
delegated for the purpose by general
committee, which included the Lacka-
wanna county judges. exile ltenant
Governor Watres and the most proni-
nent Scrantonians-
The alleged remark is SO sacrilegious
and so unpa rriotic that the papers here
refrain from repeating IL, but today il
is common street talk. and every one
comments upon IL most severely. Il Is
also stated that committee is ready
10 bear the petition 10 Washington. in
which the offensive words are 10 be en-
bodied. and present III 10 the PoStmas-
Ter general. He Will be urged TO bring
the same TO President Clsveland's early
attention. All the Democratic papers
here today speak out for the removal
Of Postmaster VaodlinE. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. July l0.-The receipts Of cattle
reached abou tiS.co head including q
much larger proportion Of good 70 choice
cattle than has been seen here for some
time past. and the result was duh and
weak market. Buyers held back and al
though sellers offered 20 dispose OF their
stun al reductions Of l9fiis cents per 100
pounds IL was long time before trade
became az all animated at this decline
from yesterdays prices. Sales were on
a basis OF S.59G5-so for common 10 extra
choice dressed beef and shipping steers.
Comparatively few sales We're made be-
low $500 and sales were principally at 81 =
eI5.50. The stocker and feeder trade was
moderate and sales were mostly at S.5eG
3s5.
Everything combined 10 make the worst
kind OF hog market and prices took a
tumble OF fully ~ cents per leo. The Chi
cago packing houses were extremely light
purchasers and as the spring demand
suddenly became very small. there was
hardly any competition even for the best
droves. The receipts were estimated at
q, 600 hogs. and including those left over
last night there were nearly H.oO In
the pens. Sales were made OF heavy hoss
a. $4-65GI5.15. mixed lots al s1otI5.0o and
hight at si.7o1S.oo.
Sheep-The offerings were again increas-
ing. 40 sheep and lamos having arrived
here today. There was a fair demand
today but the big supply caused a weaker
feeling from the start and prices lor lambs
ruled about 1GG15 cents per hundred low
er. Spring lambs comprised a very large
part of the offerings and they sold at $50
1850. with transactions mainly at $500
$50. Sheep We're IN demand at sL25st
i.I5 for interiors, s2.e1f,2J0 for common
10 good and s.. s0GIi 10 for choice 70 extra,
the bulk of the sales being at S2.StfS.5o.
Western sold at s. 01l4.S for common to
choice fed.
Kansas City. July lo.-Cattle-Receipts
1850: shipments. 1900. market for best
steady; others weak Texas steers. s. VI
"a %: beef steers, s. eGi5.@o
Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments. LOO:
market 5dl0 cents lower; bulk. $tSfdi!5:
heavies. s4s5G4S': packers. assss,i.s 50:
mixed, &.55Hi.70; lights. $i50ei4.6S. workers.,
81. Goa l. 20: pigs. 81. icGI4.s0.
Sheep-Receipts. $40; shipments none:
market weak.
st. Louis. July 0-Cattie-Receipts. .
s0o: shipments. $40; market about steady:
dressed beef and shipping steers. N@tr
$40; lights, sS.2SdJioo; stockers and feed
ers. s2.50q350
Hogs-Receipts. 400: shipments none:
market 10dl5 cents lower; heavy, $500
$50: packers. S.s5Gf5.0o; light. s.S0dS.io.
Sheep-Receipts, 1850; shipments none:
market steady and firm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
Eagles Sporting Notes.

The Bostons have not won an extra
inning game this season.
The ST. Louis Browns tried a catcher
by the name Of Often on Sunday.
Jouett Meekin is with the Giants on
their Western trip. He says his arm Is
all right.
Murphy is catching in excellent form
He also manages 10 get in an occasional
timely hit.
Danny Cocoon. the Washington
catcher: Will not be able TO play again
this season.
Nine pitchers have been tried by Lou
isville this season. This equals the
PhillieS record.
4 Cleveland scribe predicts a hard
and continuous fall for the Balumores
on their western trip.
Billy Merritt has an excellent line on
second base. and few are the stolen bas-
e credited against him.
Pitcher Wilson. late of Boston. made
his debut with Cleveland against Chi
cSgo on Sunday He did Well
Several minor leagues are slated TO
go UP within the next week or so. linen
look for a scramble far pheuomS.
Ladies in the field and on the bleach
ors was one OF the unusual sights az
Thursdays Chicago-Cincinnau game
Fenie Peitz, the St Louis catcher. is
again in the hospital. This time IL is a
cisloca ted thumb. Poor Heinie. Poor
ST Louis,
'Pretzels'' Getzein occasionally
tE-iriS Cor Chicago amateur teams II
f. not many years since Charley was on
top in the league.
Mcclure is the Senator's only avail
able catcher at present. Billy Earle
would fit nicely and help the team 10
oyeriake New York.
Ben Tuthill is threatened with scalp
ing IL has work in the west is on par
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
LOUISVILLE BOSTON 1

Louisville, July 10.-The Colonies to-
lay put up a brilliant game and won.
The Beaneaters scored their only run
IN the ninth inning after two men We're
put. Clark and Shugart collided in the
ief- field in the fourth inning while run
ming after loves fly and Shugart was
badly stunned but resumed play after
ne recovered. Attendance LOO. Score:
Ri z
Louisville 100 0 1 o 0 o I Is IL o
Boston ......0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 IL IL 2
Batteries: Louisville-Inks and War
ner; BoSton-Sullivan and Ryan. Earn
I'd runs-Louisville 5; Boston /. Base
On errors-Louisville L Left on bases
Louisville 5; Boston 8. Base on balls
Off Inks I; off Sullivan 3. Struck out
BY Inks 2; by Sullivan 2. Home runs
Collins. Two base hits-Warner, OBri-
en-, Sullivan, Lowe, Duffy. Sacrifice
nits-Gettinger. Stolen bases-Warner
Nash, Lowe. Double plays-Collins,
O'Brien and Spies; Duffy and Tucker.
Hit Dy pitcher-Bannon. Umpire-Mc-
Donald Time-1:43.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
OLD PEOPLE

Old people who require medicine 20
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
ind the true remedy N Electric Bitters
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other intoxi-
cant. but acts as tonic ami Alternative
Il acts mildly on the stomach and
bowels, adding strength and giving
tone 20 the organs. thereby aiding
Nature in the performance OF the fgne-
tons Electric Bitters IS an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion Old peo-
pie find II Just exactly what they need
Price fifty cents per bottle at the drug
stores ot Charles Lawrence and G.
f.-HrsuZ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
NEW YORK 2: CLEVELAND O.

Cleveland, July 10.-Today's game
was a pitchers battle, and was also
characterized by splendid fielding on
both sides. The Giants got both their
runs by luck. Attendance, 1,S00S core:
r II Z
New York 80 0 0 0 Il 0 0 1-2 o
Batteries-Cleveland, Young and Zim
mer; New York, d. Clark and Farrell.
Earned runs-New York l. Left on
hases-Cleveland 4; New York s. Base
on balls-Off Young 3; off Clark i.
Three basehits-W. Clark. Two base
hits-Davis. Sacrifice hit-Tebeau.
Stolen bases-McAleer. Herman. UNI
pire-O'Day. Time, ] 80.
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with his umpiracle efforts in New
York, where he almost caused riot.

with his umpiracle efforts in New
York, where he almost caused riot.
When President Freedman signs "a
manager forhiS teamhe mustmake a
contract for the number OF years. No
one year agreements go with Mr.. An
drew.
The Nashua Clew Hampshire) club
has refused to longer harbor Pitcher
Krumm, farmed out by Washington.
A Virginia league team will try to be
not too fast for him.
InChicago an umpire by the name of
O'Day officiated on Sunday. AS Hauk
O'Day, the ex-pitcher, is making the
windy city his home, it is supposed that
he was the guilty party.
A Pittsburg critic makes the announ-
cement that Pat Tabeau of the Cleve-
lands was meek and subdued in a re-
cent game. Change your brand of CT
garettes, Mr.. c. T. You speak of i'm
possibilities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
CROP REPORT AIDS
INDUCING PURCHASES OF ST. PAUL
AND BURLINGTON,


Kailresd ssocks-Lsodea Bsys Here
Largely than Of Late-Chscago Gee h
Grcssess Proninencs and With WIDE
Illustrations and Ioss Of rhsm-LsasAsr
Depressed On Account Of Fears Respect
ing tho Dividend - Denoastrassos
AEains: Reading-Gsi In the Maiorssy
New York. July 1o-The stock mar.
ket was unsettled during the forenoon
but strong during the afternoon with
some few exceptions The favorable
character OF the government crop re-
port gave tone 10 the market and in
duced purchases OF ST. Paul and Bur-
lington and indirectly led TO buying
OF the leading railroad stocks London
was in the market as q larger buyer
than OK late and this helped to s;imu-
late the local contingent, although the
London market for Americans did noe
display any activity. Chicago Gas was
in most prominent IN the transactions
and fiuciuated widely with much fire.
quency. The stock opened at an adj
vance OF y per cent but was immedi-
ateiy attacked by the bears on disQul-
citing reports touching the status OF the
trust and the dividend question A de-
cline OF 2is per cent followed but before
noon the loss was more than recovered.
Buying orders were numerous at the
low figures and led TO a sharp covering
movement which sent prices up ga per
cent. A subsequent reaction OF v per
cent took place with q final rally OF y
per cent. making a gain on the day OF
is per cent. The Leather shares were
depressed during the morning owing TO
af1 Ia1 hall tai hat h.. a
would at their meeting late In the day
take no action on the regular dividend
on the preferred stock the latter broke
"A per cent to IS per cent and the COM
mon Ia per cent. 10 IL per cent A
rally 10 90i, per cent was made before
the foreshadcwed action was taken by
the directors Then came a slight re-
action but the closing prices were 81
per cent and ISM per cent. being net
declines or IN per cent for the preferred
and II per cent for the common. A de-
monstration was made against Read
ing. based on the fact that ]. L Welsh
was not present at the recent confer
ence OF Reading organizers. but II was
not very effective. the stock closing
only n per cent below yesterday.
The market closed generally strong
but Manhattan was depressed by the
placing of a small block OF stock In
the market. and fell OF IL per cent
with a final rally OF y per cent Com
pared with yesterday. prices show gains
in a majority OF cases. the more import
ant being tsQl1 per cent IN the Grang-
ers: III per cent in Pacific Mail and
Louisville and Nashville: Ia per cent
In l. E. and W.: and Ia per cent In
Missouri Pacific Among the declines
are Hooking Coal and New England.
per cent
The bond speculation was strong and
active. the sales aggregating Ella. 000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
No4cs from the stock Yard.

L. w. Scott and L. r. Dotson took ont
a car load OF feeders to their farm yes
terday. They are counted among the
best cattle feeders in this section.
The following shippers had stock on
the market yesterday: c. W. Astle.
Haven, hogs: Lyons & Porter, Oatville.
hogs; Charles Paugh. Sedgwick. hogs;
VIM. Johnson, Attica, hogs and cattieJ
Williams < Barr. Cicero. hogs and cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New Ycrk.

New York. July ia-ARents have ad-
vanced the price of Baliarfvais fan
neis III cents per yard: Henrietta To
5sde0 cents: brown shcecnss 10 sis
cents: 90 $50 squars 20 ~ cents and
also Rutledxe and plantation ,s-irch
bleachsd 10 AZ cents. There was more
inquiry all around for cotton and wool
en- goods and values for fabrics AID
yarns show a hardening tendency The
request present was general Tor ASSERT
rents Of a fBceIianeous character
that took A good bulgk Of srsr- Print
Ing cloths firm a. -. cents bid and de-
Is
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TOOK TWENTY MINUTES TO CHOKE
Murderer simms Ranged by the Sheriff at
jacksonville, Fla.

Jacksonville, Fla, July 1o.-AIeran-
der Sinlms was hanged today for the
murder of Policeman Miner hast April.
II was twenty minutes after the drop
fen before SfrnIns was pronounced dead
The neck was not broken. The hang
ing was witnessed by a large crowd.
Simms shot a negro boy and whsle Of
fcers were after him he killed a police
man and wounded several others.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11

r5o-ion. July i5l-Ths American Woo
and Cotton Exporter Will say tomorrow
Of he 7x00i trade. The saiss 81 wDps
during the past week IN AL n1arksfs
have been rather IsghcT nan eh~ fsv
weeks Immediately prec@ijng. urfo-foi-
s~fly due 20 the intervening II the at
;ssrsaI ho3SiaT and also 20 no;aS,is
sczrrerezs q dessrxbIs wool. ta-
amount on fsrsi hrs,.x sors<sfsat ursstTr
the t1r1ai q-Ian~s-y tn sTfsf ~ @ks fsrrs
Of year. TIE tone ~ ne r1srk~.s- ,s<T-
ever. ~ E-safy, with a sszsisncf 70
wards f1r-1sr a1TAoce- To- hs-xs
s.ocks 81 iox S~.ce-s wool. - oDnvI,t<u-
Gus a .s-~ ~e~scs zsrcs. have al e><rs alb
sort>-i "a ne manufactured Articss. s;c
the stock oarr being ors-s3 n ,zsat On
which che a<tg-z-r~ IA s'~sce has b~~-s a.
szch>s. k,r1r lzrys arrs,l,< 81 bon FOR
esxn ard ornes,sc se~oe "a srsScts1 -
t,e srs,n uaarst On - rraaykst 20 81 ~
erx.-s-x yznsxrn. Sr~ York r~s>rfs
ss1sr q is~s <<~1latiys fsasurs "A
.-znss<r<o-x tan Er-e r1-tos6 a ~Ts<
ezr<se~ aiszsDzx5 f~x large rss~s are
r..so--~-. x6S-a &zy0T so-r~stsAf * s-As
c.1azc-~.
TIE .ls-Mf ea;@s - ~~~ York. Bcv.o,-
hf.Ps-sesrsssz az; Cssczg7 sxx-e<ufe
y "a 20 fsS-srzts-S<x YORK -S~tS
,osrrss. B0zson TT 30 ;yoss9s. fasssA-
tea.ssla s-x@s 90 s,o2ads Ass ChS~<S
So 80 pczrsA
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NeR York.

New York, July la-cotton-Barely
steady. middEng, .isc. net receipts none:
gross, I'd bales: exports 10 Great Britain.
80 bales, forwarded none: sales. 80 bales.
all spinuers; stock. sai IS bales. Total
today net receipts. 4.i5S bales: exports to
Great Britain, SO bales; 20 the continent,
as bales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
CHEAP COAL FOR WICHITA.
Claremore Coal and Mining Company will
send Coal Down.

Ciaremore. July 10.-fSpeclaD For
years very much speculation has been
INDUCED in as 10 what extent the coun-
Try in and around Clarence was under
laid with coal. Al various ..Hss strip
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Tnhe Register at Enid.

Washington. July 1o.-The p-esiien.
today appointed william H Anderson
Of Kentucky 20 be register OF the land
Office al End, 0. T.
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Che aaaitha Daily EAGLE Thmrsday orme gny l. 1895.

bid: sales, $50 bags centrifugal. IS test.
SIC: LOO bags moiasses sugar. 81 test.
9-1Sc: $50 bags uoiasSes. IS test. 5-l6c.
all late last evening Resinee-Ffrm and
fairly active. No. Z, sl5-iSgf;sc: No. 3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
COLONIES GET GAY
BEANEATERS GET A MOST EVER.
LASTING WHALING.

OnIy One Run and that in the Ninth Inning
with Two Men Out-Clark and Shugart
have a Personal Encounter in Left
FieId-CoIonels Play an Errorless Game
-Bridegrooms Play an Erroriess Game,
but it Only Lacks One Of Being Runless,
Too-Great Game at Cleveland-Other
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New OrleaaG

New Orleans, July l1-Cotton-ouie
niidlng, 6@sc; low middling. sssc: good
ordinary. l-loc; net and gross receipts.
1oS bales; exports coastwise. I'll bales.
sales, 100 bales; stock. 1a5, l6 bales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
Go1~~.

Ser YORK. July n-co~es-Op.iozs
or<-et unclaimed SGD cDGe~-R-o DAT
MID Q1se.. szs@z 100 bags Santos Nc 3
Us, so bags xsrcssoo p. =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
NEW YORK rxoDCcE
Butter and ESE1

Se- York J8iy sa-Bgt:s--Dzu a.
unsteady: western Creamery. 20 Il. Tes;
e-- Eigrs -7c- Esx<-F.-n. reccfsts
:. go PACKAGE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11
,s.... go
HOGS

The market yesterday was cents lower.
The quality was fairly good and tops
brought s40.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. Dock Ave- PriceiNo. Dock Ave Price
90 go. 235 60 81 So 20 "a
- -. 1893 40 - 10 $50 4 ~
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New YORK. Js.y .a-sz<ar-Rar srz.
tAss re1.ssg. Ssse. ceessSz6al = sess- S~s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11

Kansas City 10 I 00o 90 S 2
Eerre Haute % 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 o. 1
Ratteries-Hastings and Bergin ;Nops
and Roach.
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Western Association Games.
OMAHA 6; DIES MONIES 2.
Omaha. July 10.-Score:

X n f.
Omaha ....O 0 5 o 0 0 0 / o. 6 13 8
Des Moines 80. O 1 o 0 o o. 3
Batteries Carrish and Leham; Nc
Farland and Andrews.
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Cash in the Treasury.

Washington, July Io--Todzy.s sta:>-
meat OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $751; :.
9es.Is3; gold reserve. uo1. Al ~
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KANSAS CITY ?; TERRE HAUTE L.
Terre Haute, July 10,-Score:
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Piayed Won T,ccf Per,
PITTSBURG 4; BROOKLYN l..

Pittsburg. July 10.-Gardner was
very effective against the Brooklyns
while Pittsburg batted Gumbert OPP
portunely. Errors by Cross gave
Brooklyn their only run. Attendance,
1880. Score:
r H E
Pittsburg 900 3 0 010s-4 4
Brooklyn $50 0 0 1 90 0 o Oh 0
Battries-Pittsburg, Gardner and
Merritt; Brooklyn, Gumbert and Grim
Earned runs-Pittsburg Three base
hits Griffin. Home run Genins
Sacrifice hit-Merritt. Stolen bases
Griffin, Anderson, Corcoran. Base on
balls-Donovan, Cross, Shindle, Grif-
fin, Gumbert. Hit by pitched ball
Stencil, Grim Struck out-By Card
ner, Shindle, La Chance. Umpire
Emslie. Time, 200.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11

r II r
Peoria ~ 0 o o 0 o . o o. 10 10
Jacksonville % 0 0 0 0 2 3 10 0
Batteries-Roach and Dugdale;
SWartZ Hoover and Belts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11

a s. louis paper hints a. a deal
in The retirement Of ShorssscP Fred Efy
% the Browns The blacklist II open
Cor p.Ayers VINO practice such SysckA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-11

Xrp Y1><t~ Thomas. of Js,crsoa
CITY. m. was sei4 By Der tocssss sess
had CSns1rnytton ard tass sber~ .ss
10 sore for Der. bgt s~o hotties ~.
Efrxs Discovery corapi~tssy cured h<r
ar.s az says IL saved h~r bSs- NY
Ta1s- E<xsrr. ID FLORIDA 81 Esa
Fra1cfsco, sGcese1 from ofrAos1s
81 sso~rsschin< Cossxrzrttca. srs~f
w1rsozf result everything else sksz
A.,,sxfsr ors- i.otrt. 90 Or. kisgs Dtscos-
cry and In s~o weeks va cured. ft~
"a -a.zrnIix stssckfsl u n scrn re-
rs.fts a Which tn->e are sAsn9s~s- snse
r-ss4s tie wo1d<y<rf es1cscJ & fsss
r,e~sI~fns s. Cosxns ssd Cola sfsS
trial bottles st Tie Dyu9 -
css.ss LA.r~nee snd q 0ene1Ae
$3.50 - Sec. 81 t1A
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RISES In THE NIGHT
WHEAT MARKET OPENS ABOVE
WHERE IT CLOSED TUESDAY.

Crop Damage in the Northwest II Mainly
Nobody but Wants Wheat and Wants IL
Bad, but 1t Takes Prices to Get Any
Days Gain Is Two and Three-Fourths
Cents-Other Grains Follow Wheats
Lead and Pork Comes Up . Dimes
Worth-Lard and Ribs Lower.
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Western League Games.

DETROIT %; MINNEAPOLIS H.
Detroit, July. 10.-Score:
r H Z,
Detroit ..4 ] o 4 0 2 s@23 %
Minneapolis 20 2 l Oil IA 1
Batteries-Whitehill and Twineham;
Healey and Wilson.
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CATTv =

The cattle market seems to be In a nut
and there is scarcely any noticeable
change in the price of the class of cattle
sold here from day 10 day.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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Indianapolis Il o o o 2 1 0 6 do II Q
st. Paul ....0 o 0 o o 0 o / o. 1 z
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Lincoln $3.50. o ! o o 3 l OF O. 9 >
St. Joseph -. : 0 0 o o o o O. 5
Batteries Gragg and Speer: Parvin
and Jones.
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= -
r II F
Rockford 80. o o 90 oil II 4
Quincy 5000 o o 4 o o
Observation-Disclosures and Snyder;
Coplinger and Boland.
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Grand Rapids, July 10.-Score:
Grand Rapids % o 0 o o 0 0 0-8 s 5
Milwaukee 20 , l 0 0 . *-13 IA 4
Batteries-Stafford, Petty and Zah-
ner; Baker and Weaver.
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INDIANAPOLIS 10; ST. PAUL 1.

Indianapolis, July 10.-Score.