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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
sALoos-REEpERs ALARMED.
Certain Licenses May BE Revoked by
PetaIunG Trustees.

PETALUMA, CAL, July 30.-Conster-
nation prevails among the saloon men
over the action of the Board of Trustees,
due to their taking up the case of one
Carey, whom ali saloon-keepers have been
officially Notified not to furnish with in
toxicating drink, but whof nevertheless,
procured the same at several resorts to
such an extent that he was arrested for
disturbing the peace. The board intends
to thoroughly sift the matter, and if in
their investigation they discover the guilty
party or parties will doubtless revoke the
licenses, such course being permissible
under the city ordinances.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
SAN .BERSARDIxo MONSTER.
Horseschipped Mother and Her Chill.
d4en in brutal Manner.


SAN BERNARDINO. CAL. July 90
This morning French woman named
Jura, residing IN this city, was terribly
whipped with buggy whip by man
whose name she does not know. She ap-
peared at Justice Soule's court with the
blood streaming from a wound in her
forehead and from ore on her arm. 1t
seems that her two boys, aged 5 and Z,
were herding the woman's COW on the
highway when a man ordered them 10
keep the animal of the road The bows
neglected or refused to obey the order ana
the man proceeded to use the whip on
the youths. The mother came to the bows
rescue, when the man turned his attention
and blows to her. A little daughter OF the
woman also received the lash. John
Doe warrant was sworn out and con-
stable is looking for the brute. A neigh
boring boy says he knows the man who
did the whipping, and 1t is believed that
he will soon be in custody.
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LitlIe Girt Dro,vned Near Rea B.ur.

RED BLUFF, CAL, July So.-A e-year
old daughter of Thomas N. Tierney was
drowned in the Sacramento River few
miles above Red Bluff yesterday. The
child went in swimming and was carried
away by the current. Assistance arrived
as the body sank for the last time. It ha
not yet been recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
suit for Darts, Banh stocs.

BUTTE. MoEr., July 3o.-Mrs. Elizabeth
S. Bowdoin OF Springfield, Mass. sister OF
the late millionaire Andrew ]. Davis has
filed a petition to carry to the United
States Supreme Court the suit recently de-
cided in favor OF Andrew J. Davis Jr., in
volving title to $1,0O000o in stock of the
First National Bank of Butte Young
Davis claimed to have received the stock
from his father while the latter was upon
his death bed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
SWISS CLUE CELEBRATION.
Great Preparations for the Event al
PefdIuDfd.

PefdluDta.
: PETALUMA, CAL, July 30s-The ex-
ecutive committee of the Sonoma and
Marin SWISS Club have decided to bold
their cele bratIon this year in September
next at Agricultural Park. A parade in
the morning will be followed by literary
exercises and picnic at the fair grounds, 70
conclude with grand entertainment and
ball in the evening. F. A. Meyer of Peta-
luna will officiate as president of the day,
and G. Antonini OF San Francisco will
deliver the Italian Grafton. Cassasa's 8
band of San Francisco, and Guyon's o. G..
band of Petaluma, have both been engaged
for the occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Twenty-Ninth Assembly District.

First Precinct-36 Jessie.
Second Precinct-2l5 stevenson.
Third Precinct-S50 Mission.
Fourth Precinct-1Ol1a Fifth.
Fifth Precinct-753 Mission.
sixth Precinct-2221a Natoma.
Seventh Precinct-7261z Howard.
Eighth Precinct-951 MInna.
Ninth PI Iecinc:-3OS1s Tehama.
Tenth Precinct-213 Fourth.
Eleventh Precinct-7l6 Folsom.
Twelfth Precinct-223 Fifth.
thirteenth Precinct-1z414 Clara
Fourteenth Precinct-733 Folsom.
Fifteenth Prectnct-46 Ritch.
Sixteenth Preclnct-40S Fourth
Seventeenth Precinct l04 Perry.
Eighteenth Precinct-42l Fourth.
Nineteenth PrecInct-552 Bryant.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Forty-second AssembIy Distrlct.

First Precinct-1t Golden Gate avenue.
Second Precinct-2S0 Taylor
Third Precinct--24 Ellis
Fourth Precinct-137 TavIor.
Fifth Precinct-440 Geary.
sixth Precinet-612 Post
Seventh Precinct-5271a Geary.
Eighth Precinct--1O06 Bush.
Ninth Precinct-SU9 Bush.
Tenth Precinct-1135 Clay.
Eleventh PTecinct--1 lO4 Clay.
Twelfth Preclnct-1Sl7 Sacramento.
Thirteenth Precinct-l3l1 California.
Fourteenth PreciHct-1426 Washington.
Fifteenth Precinct-l934 Pacific
sixteenth PreciBct-114i Pacific.
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OFFICE OF THE
Registrar Of Voters
City and County of San Francisco.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Boards of Precinct Registration for the General
Election to be held on TUESDAY, the, Sd day of
November, a. D., 1895, will meet in their re-
spective precincts for the Registration of Voters
and for such other purposes prescribed by
law on EDNESDAY. August 5, 1895, from g
O'clock A. M until 10 O'Clock P. NJ daily, for five
l5) days. until and including MONDAY, August
10, 1895, on which day ell registration closes.
All electors who have not been registered for
said General Election hereby invited to pre-
sent themselves for registration.
The Boards of Precinct Registration will sit as
above for the purpose of registering all legal ar
qualified voters residing in their precincts who
have not registered NJ the office OF the Registrar Of
Voters since May ~. 1896.
Any person who has not registered since May
27 1885, and ials to register at the Board Of Pre-
cinct Registration OF the precinct in which he re-
sides will be debarred the privilege OF voting at
such election.
In accordance with Section 81 Of the "Act to
Regulate Regis tration Of Voters" ETC., the follow
ing places have been secured for the sessions OF
the Boards of Precinct Registration
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Wanted for Grand larceny.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 3o.-CharIes H.
Yountz, an ex-hack-driyer of this city,
who is wanted on a charge of grand lar
ceny, has been located in San Francisco,
where he is serving q term in the City
Prison for petty larceny. On June 2e
Yountz stole horse and cart from w. A.
Flack, which ne disposed of in San Fran
cisco. At the expiration of his sentence
he will be brou ght back here for trial.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Frssno,s Waterneton0 Harvest.

FRESNO, CAL, July So.-During the
present month 200 carloads of'watermelons
have been shipped from Fresno. Some OF
them have gone oas far east as Montana.
The shortage OF the crop at Lodi created g
big demand for Fresno melons and many
farmers have benefited materially. They
are complaining to the officers, however,
that through thee extensive depredations
of thieves melons are disappearing by
wagon-loads.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Tnirtieth Assembly District,

First Precinct--46S Stevenson.
Second Precinct--251a Sixth.
Third Precinct-s02 Jessie.
Fourth Precinct-9391a Mission.
Fifth Precinct-606 Minna.
Sixth Preeinct-119 sixth.
seventh Precinct-960 Howard.
Eighth Precinct-202 Fifth.
Ninth Precinct-22z1s Fifth.
Tenth Precinct-1007 Howard.
Eleventh Precinct-239 Seventh
Twelfth PreciHct-939 solsom.
Thirteenth Precinct 33e Sixth.
Fourteenth Precinct-93115 sixth.
Fifteenth Precinct-92S1z Harrison.
Sixteenth Preciuct-4lO Sixth.
Seven teenth Precinct-i0S2 Howard.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
ATTEMPTED MURDER At ELMA.
The Hife of Hotel Proprietor Stabbed
by a Logger.

A"e HUe or Hotel Proprietor stabbed
by Logger.
ABERDEEN, WASH, July So.--Word
comes from Elma, twenty miles east OF
mere, OF cowardly attempt at murder
there Tuesday night. Mrs. Bum, wife OF
the proprietor of the Elma Hotel, was the
victim, and e. L. (better known as "Doc")
Moody, logger, the would-be murderer.
Mrs. Bum and Moody were seen stand
ing in the hallway Of the Elma Hotel
about o'clock. Soon after the woman
was found with her right hand badly cut
and deep stab in her right breast. Her
asssilant had fed, leaving his hat in his
haste, The wound in her breast is ex-
tremely dangerous and may cause her
death: Owing to the fact that there were
70 witnesses and that Mrs. Bum is too
weak to give any information, no further
details of the occurrence can now be OBJ
tained.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Fortieth AssembIv Di.trioe.

First Precinct-162g-3l Pine.
Second Preeinct-31S Fern avenue
Third Precinct-1623 Post.
Fourth Precinct 603 Laguna.
Fifth Precinct-1S14 Laguns.
Sixth Precinct-2113 Pine.
Seventh Precinct-210S Fillmore.
Eighth Precinct-l9U4 Fillmore.
Ninth Precinct-1517 Buchanan.
Tenth Preclnct-1SO2 Geary.
Eleventh Frecinct-26O9 Bush.
Twelfth Precinct-2609 Sacramento
Thirteenth Precinct-2625 California
Fourteenth Precinct-1400 Devlsadero.
Fifteenth PrecInct-2535 Sutter.
Sixteenth Precinct-2903 Pine.
Seventeenth Precinct-142S Central avenue.
Eighteenth PFecinct-S09 Point Lobos avenua
Ninteenth Precfnct-1313 Point Lobos avenua
Twentieth Precinet-360 Ninth avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31

The price was $15o.00o. The ledge on the
two hundred is said to be sixty feet wide.
The mill tests of average ore resulted in a
free milling value of $5 so per ton. There
are $50 feet of levels and crosscuts below
the water level The property is one mile
soiitnoof the Taylor mine, which has been
running a forty-stamp mill for the past
seven wears.
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driving out the white working-man; that
the United States, realizing this, has ex-
cIuded the Mongolian coolies, and that
Canada should adopt drastic measures TO
keep them out. 1t then urges that tax
OF $500 be levied upon each Cninaman en-
tterlng the Dominion as a means OF lessen
ing the number
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Thirty Ninth Assembly DistrfOs.

First Precinct-126 Hayes
second precinct-217 Polk. .
Third Precinct-36 Grove.
Fourth Precinct-333 Golden Gate avenue.
Fifth Precinct-310 Golden Gate avenue.
Sixth Preclnct-329 Eddy.
Seventh Precinet-319 Leavenworth.
Eighth PreciRct-5D6 Larkin.
Ninth Precinct-4O2 McAIiisler.
Tenth Precinct-609 Larkin.
Eleventh Precinct-813 Larkin.
Twelfth Frecinct-S37 Geary.
Thirteenth Precinct-421 Jones.
Fourteenth Precinct-61115 Jones.
Fifteenth PreciDct-51S Hyde.
Sixteenth Precinct-1030 Sutter.
Seventeenth Precinct--1005 Post.
Eighteenth Precinct-1224 Polk
Nineteenth frecinct-l521 California.
Twentieth Precinct-1317 Pine.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Forty First Assembly District.

First Precinct-14I3 Jackson.
Second Precinct-1702 Hyde.
Third Precinct-2009 Hyde.
Fourth Precinct-26011z Hyde.
Fifth Precinct-2103 Larkin.
Sixth PreciEcS-l 926 Polk.
Seventh Precinct-17OS Polk
Eighth Precinct-2029 Pacific.
Ninth Precinct-2305 Jackson.
Tenth Precinct-1S13 Vallejo
Eleventh Precinct-2930 Octavia-
Twelfth Precinct-3l03 Fillmore.
Thirteenth Precinc.-lS16 Union.
Fourte enth Precinct-2510 Steiner.
Fifteenth Precinct-26001a Sacrafa snto
sixteenth PEecinct-2926 Washington.
Seventeenth Precinct-3399 Sacramento
Eighteenth Precinct-273S Greenwich
Nineteenth Precinct-3620 Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Thirty-Eighth Assembly District.

First Precinct-9I3 Ellis.
second Precinct-607 Franklin.
Third Precinct-613 McAllister.
Fourth Precinct-304 Grove.
Fifth Precinct--709 McAllister
Sixth Precinct-12O0 Eddy.
Seventh Precinct--1529 Ellis.
Eighth PrecInct-1342 Turk.
Ninth Precinct-1106 Buchanan.
Tenth Precinct-Sl1 Buchanan.
Eleventh PrecincI-S21 Webster
Twelfth Preciact-1105 Fillmore.
Thirteenth Preclnct-1771 Ellis.
Fourteenth Precinct-1209 Devisadero.
Fifteenth PreciDct-1613 Turk.
Sixteenth Precinct-l430 Fulton.
Seventeenth Precinct-1e02 Grove.
Eighteenth Precinct-2544 McAllister.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Thirty-First Assembly, DistrIct

First Precinct-3 Eighth.
second Precinct-23 Ninth.
Third Precinct-1147 Mission.
Fourth Precinct-1zs Eighth.
Fifth Prccinct-1146 Howard
Sixth Precinct-1S06 Mission
Seventh PIecinct-153 Eleventh
Eighth Precihct-215 Tenth
Ninth inct-204 Eighth
Tenth Precinct-Z47 Eighth
Eleventh Prec!nct-11O3 Howard
Twelfth Precinct-1120 Harrison,
Thirteenth Precinct-1l3S Folsom.
Fourteenth Precinct-l355 Folsom
Fifteenth Precinet-4I3 Ninth
sixteenth Precinct-1329 Harrison.
seventeenth Precinct-1439 Harrison.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
4 sauanIfta Rrn-.

SAUSALITO, CAL, July 3o.-A fire at
l o'clock to-day destroyed the residence of
John Perry, valued at $500; insurance.
$500. The cause is supposed to have been
matches and mice.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
REGISTRATION PLACES
ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 1896.
rwenty-Eighth Assembly District.


First Precinct-2O4 Mission.
second Precinct-17 Howard.
Third Precinct-40I Harrison.
Fourth Precinct-415 Folsom.
Fifth Precinct-229 Second.
sixth Prectnct-t03 Howard.
Seventh Precinct-522 Howard.
Eighth Prec1nct--142 First.
Ninth Precinct-112 First.
Tenth PrecInct-52S Mission.
Eleventh Precinct-102 Jessie.
Twelfth Precinct-29 Stanley place.
Thirteenth Precinct-66S Howard.
Fourteenth Precinct-625 Howard.
Fifteenth Precinct-665 Howard.
Sixteenth Precfnct-24 Verona
Seventeenth Precinct-431 Third.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Thirty-seventh Assembly District

First Precinct-532 Hayes.
second Precinct-9 Oak. .:
Third Pfetinct-143 Page.
Fourth Precinct-17 Franklin.
Fifth Prec nct-435 Hayes.
sixth Prec nct--3OJ Hayes. =;
Seventh Precinct-51S1a Laguna
Eighth Precinct-261 ctavia.
Ninth Precnct--1s5l Market.
Tenth Precinct-614 Herman.
Eleventh Pfecincl-456 Haigts
Twelfth Precinct-7S6 HAYES.
Thirteenth Precinct-6O4 Fillmore.
Fourteenth PrecInct-627 HaIght
Fifteenth Precinct Booth), corner Halght ana
Scott.
Sixteenth Precnct-93O Oak.
Seventeenth Precinct-1216 Oak.
Eighteenth Precinct-2U9 scott.
Nineteenth Precinct-300 Baker.
Twentieth Precinct--1733 Oak
Twenty-hrst Precinct-1700 Page.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
NEw ro-pAY,
ThIrty-rourth Assembly District.

First Precinct-15I7 Howard.
second PrecnCt-l533 Mission.
: Third Precinct-46 Twelfth.
Fourth Precinct-1i1 Valencia
Fifth Precnct-1639 Mission
Sixth Precinct--173l Mission.
Seventh Precinct-1609 Folsom.
Eighth trecinct-1lS Fourteenth.
Ninth Precinct-lS sos Mission.
Tenth Precinct-235 Valencia
Eleventh Precinct-442 Valencia
Twelfth PreciDct-54S Valencia
Thirteenth PrecineI-567 Valencia
Fourteenth Precinct-2105 Mission.
Fifteenth Precinct 1859 Fifteenth.
sixteenth PrecInct-NW. cor. 18th and FOLSOM
Seventeenth Precinct-2235 Mission
Eighteenth Precncs-S25 Valencia.
Nineteenth Precinct-S0S Valencia.
Twentieth Precinct--934 Valencia
Twenty-frst Precinct-2325 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Thirty-Fifth Assembly District.

First Precinct-Corner of Clipper and Church.
Second Precinci-S645 wenty-third.
Third Precinct-Corner Valencia and twenty
third.
FonrthPrecinct-3217 Twenty-first.
Fifth Precfnct-NW. corner Mission and GATH
Sixth Precnct-2625 Mission
Seventh Precinct-S2Sl Twenty-fourth.
Eighth Precfncr-14U6 Valencia
Ninth Precinct-1hirti between San joss
avenue and Miss on.
Tenth PrecInct-Alabama, between Precita
avenue and Mon calm.
Eleventh Precinct-31Z1 Mission.
Twelfth Precinct-3281 Mission.
thirteenth Precnct-s6 Rchland avenue
Fourteenth PrecIDct-lsqIri Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
BRITISH cor UMBIA,s GAIN.
Canadtan Government Asked to Erclud
Chinese.

VANCOUVER, B. c.. July so.-A
monster petition to the Federal Govern
ment praying that further restrictions be
placed on Chinese immigration to Canada
is being circulated. There is little doubt
that the petition will contain over 10 600
names before 1t is sent to Ottawa.
The petition recites Chinese labor is
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Forty-Third Assembly Distriot.

First Precinct-1O7 Ellis.
second PreciDct--117 Powell
Third Prsclnct-306 Mason.
Fourth Precinct-146 Geary.
Fifth Precinct-22 Stockton place.
Sixth Precinct-4I3 Powell.
seventh Precinct-5o5 Bush.
Eighth Precinct-620 Bush.
Ninth Precinct-605 Pine
Tenth Preciuct-335 Kearny.
Eleventh Precincts S22 California
Twelfth Precinct-930 Washington.
Thirteenth Precinct-1O23 Clay.
Fourteenth Prtciact-13l0 Mason.
Fifteenth Precincs-122S StocSton.
sixteenth PrecInct-2291a Montgomery Aven q
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Thlrty-sizth Assembly, District.

First Precinct-2316 Fifteenth.
second Preclnct-251S1a Market
Third Precinct-222 Church
Fourth Precinct-343 80 Sixteenth.
tlfth Precinct-3796 Eighteenth.
sixth Preciuct-4l5I Eighteenth.
Seventh Precinct-4l10 Eighteenth.
Eighth PreciDct-40Bl Nineteenth.
Ninth Precinct-o30 sanchez.
Ienth Precnct-36l3 Eighteenth. &c.
Vicksburg
Twelfth Preetpct-4l05 Twenty-fourth.
chez. % o:
Eoorteenth Prsciner-225 Twenty-eighth.
Fifteenth Precinct-143s Dolores
sixteenth Precinct-35iO Mission
seventeenth Precinct-4306 Twenty-frst-
5lshteenth Precinct-S0 ioDouglass.e'
Nineteenth Precnct-San jose and Ocean
avenues. %
Twentieth Precinct-CorRer sagamore aud San
Jose ave.
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PLAoERvlL1E MIN1NG SALE.
Rich Claims Purchased by an E,aclisI
Lady Ios. S150,OGO.

PLACERVILLE, CAL, July 30-Papers
we're recorded to-day by N. d. Birmingham
to Mrs. Saiina S. Lightfoot of Chester,
England, for the Esperanza, Garden VAL
ley and Pleasant Hill mining claims, stu
ated twelve mics north Of Placerville.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Thirtr- Third Assamh1r n,..-,.4

First Precinct-2eOO Twenty-first
second Ssss.s1 Preeinct-3O25 Twenty-second.
Ihird Precinct-3i42 rwenty-fourth.
Eonrtn Precirct-1S3b Alabama
eiitn Erec nct-2S5f Twenty fourth.
sixth Precinct. 1tO6 Florida
seventh Precinct-22O6 BRYANT avenue
i.lgntn Precinct-2702 Twenty-fourth.
Ninth Prec;nct-2S2I Humboldt
Ieuth Precfnct-Corner 14h and Potrero ave
see. ~
Twelfth Precinct-92l illinois
Thirteenth Precinct-6O2 Railroad avenue
kourteenth Precinct-1659 Fifteenth avenue.
tuteenth Precinct-Cor. Railroad and l4th aves.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Thirty Assembly District.

First Precinct-274 Brannan.
second Precinct-51l Third.
Third Precinct-7IS Third
Fourth Precinet-616 Fourth.
Fifth Precinct-52a Third.
Sixth Precinct-b25L5 Fourth.
Seventh Precinct-54U Brannan
Eighth Precincs-5l5Ih sixth.
Ninth Precinct-l05O kentucky.
Tenth Precinct-1S24 Bryant.
Eleventh Precinct-7O7 Braunan.
Twelfth Precinct-742 Brannan.
Thirteenth Precinct-953 BrvaTr.
konrteenth Precinct-l5l4 Tyvnnttath fr1.,,
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Forsy-Fourth Assembly District.

First Precinct-GO6 Broadway.
Second Precnct-5i2 Broadway.
Third Precinct--1521 Mason
Fourth Precinct-1512 buponL
Fifth frecincs-50S Filbers
Sixth Preclnct-50 Bav.
Seventh Pfecinct-21U6 Mason.
Eighth Precinct-234O Mason
Ninth Precinct-73O Montgomery avenue
Tenth Precinct-1SlS1s Mason.
Eleventh Precinct-l7U6 Mason
Twelfth Precinct-1602 Mason.
Thirteenth precinct-360 Taylor
Fourteenth Precinct-1702 Lesvenworth.
Fifteenth Precinct-s131S FiloerI
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
Forty-Fifth Assembly District.

First Precinct-3011a Bush.
Second Precinct-433 Pine
Third Precinct-24 Drnmm-
Fourth treciuct-1lS Ledesdosn
Fifth Precnct-612 Commercial
Sixth PreciDcI-225 Leidesdorn.
Seventh Preciuct--124 Montgomery avenu4
Eighth Precinct-l09 Jackson.
Ninth Precinct-l05 Washington.
Tenth Precinct-342A Union.
Eleventh Precinct-l5 Vallejo.
Twelfth Precinct-N Northeast corner Pacific ard
Montgomery.
Fourteenth Precinct-1202 Montgomery.
w NJ. HINTON, Registrar OF Voters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-21
INGALLS, ON KANSAS
A Flood of Brilliant EIoquence by John j.
Ingalls,.

Ingalls,.
from the Kansas Souvenir, by permits
sion of w. A. Edwards.)
Kansas is the nucleus of our pofiti-
cal system. around which its forces as
semble. to which its energies converge
and from which Its energies radiate to
The reunotest circumference.
Kansas IS the focus of freedom where
the rays OF heat and light concentrated
Into a flame that melted the manacles
of the slave and cauterized the here
sies Of state sovereignty and disunion.
kansas is the core and kernel OF the
country, containing the germs of its
Krowth and the Quickening idea essen
tial TO its perpetuity.
The history OF Kansas is written in
capitals 1t IS punctuated with excla-
nation points. Its verbs are impera-
tive. It's adjectives are superlative.
The commonplace and the prosaie are
not defined in It's lexicon Its statistics
ran be stated only in the language OF
nyrlerbole.
The aspiration of Kansas IS 10 reach
the unattairable; its dream is the reali-
yation OF the impossible Alexander
syeDt because there Were no more worlds
Ill competitions, smiles complacently as
she SURPRISES from year 20 year her own
Triumph IN growth and glory.
Other states could be spared without
frrepairable bereavement but Kansas
IS indispensable 10 the Joy. the :nspi-
ration and the Improvement of the
world
1t seems incredible that there was a
time when Kansas did not exist: when
its name was not written on the map
Of the United States; when the Kansas
cyclone the Kansas grasshoDper, the
Kansas boom and the Kansas Utopia
were unknown
was student In the junior class a.
Williams college when President Pierce.
forgotten but for that signature, ap-
proved the act establishing the terri
tory Of Kansas. May so. 1854. 1 recall
The inconcaivable agitation that pre-
ceded, accompanied and followed the
event. 1t was an epoch. Destiny
closed one column OF our annals. and.
opening another. traced with shadow OF
finger upon It's pages a million epiiaphs.
ending with "AppCTratox-
Kansas was the prologue OF a tragedy
whose ep:logue has not yet been pro-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-21
Bicycles! Bicycles!

July I. 1ses-We have sold One Hun
dred Bicycles up to date and want to
sell One Hundred more before Septem-
Der / SO for the next sixty days we
will not be UNDERSOLD by any firm.
Just look at our line:
Fowler, truss frame; Fowler, model
B; Lu-Mi-Num; Meteor, Patee. Zone
piece crank; Patee. model B; Cleve-
land, Elgin, Stormer, Racycle, Elyria,
Outing, Emperor, Westminster. Wav-
erly.
Don't forget the place,
F. G. SMYTH & SONS,
Largest Bicycle House In Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-21
The
Medium.


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years has stood az the had OF al Week
lies 81 the stzf>. There aFs pe9obr n
this county who have read B. from -
frat lsspe ard afs RAIDERS today. way
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and oan only gss IL through ;his medium
u has mere columns C live reading
than eli the W'e~kii~s 81 ire county.
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representative aas eva PROPRIETOR 3
these local payers wiz ne sssreqsype5
expression fhas they azFe f1e larEssf
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are tse local psxs-r rhsy c1si-D Trey ars
rzr1 20 i1czte. Tasrs have been bun
dresIs q rhsss !n the tveaig-fe1r ys@Fs
thai :hs EaEss sRx been 2 NJ tsld an
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-21
JUST To RAISE THE WIND
IL Hung Changes Presence in Europe Ex-
rlained on Ra.iness Grounds.

London. Eng. July e0.-The Paris
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They Have no Helmsman, or, IL They Have.
They Don't Know Who he IL, aad the
Steering Gear of Their Fantastic CSAft
is in 20 Cosdition to Euable Them to
Clear the Rocks on Their Course-aiid-
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Faction Will Bolt First?