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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
FLYNN IS STRICTLY IN 1T
An Enthusiastic Free Homes Club Forms
for Him at 6all Yesterday.

Hall. o. T, July lin keeping with
the plan indicated in the Eagle of June
% a Flynn Free Homes club was organ
lied here last night The people OF this
section are very en- thusiastic in bsnalf
of Flynn and Free Homes, consequently
a good crowd was present. Speeches
we're made by E. z. Hennessey, E. E.
Floyd, Robert Kennedy and otbeFsI
The meeting was made up Of members
of all the political parties. All with
two exceptions were IN favor OF Dem
mis- T. Fiynn's reelection to congress.
Two years ago this township cast 81
for Wsby, IS for Beaumont and 80 for
Flynn. 1t was conceded by those pres
eTFt at the meeting thar this year, Flynn
would get practically the entire vote
Of the township. The following persons
were eleced as officers of the club:
Robert Kennedy president, Ray Foster
secretary. S. Carl treasurer, II. Law
rence and E. E. Floyd vice presidents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
a .a--..tlan-

To the Editor % the Eagle
The cottonwood tree has ben a great
boon % Kansas. Z ~ C very gu5ck
growth. syTu-ne;-ical = form win 4
beautiful. glossy leaf But the cotton
= veTy Objectionable. All r. bad fe-
both eyes and iurTA II Is sal tz&t Only
hail q re trees bear cotton. end 30 we
have now about rvscs as -aany trses Is
We really -ee1 sor shzde. the-@ wCulz
ssem 20 be q remedy y IRE res wers
examined ard those r1a-k4i ttsss bar
oc:to1 &; would - s>er. doubtless. ttsze
81 usost cases -asy could - sad ve-y
vel I would not favor cor 51lsory
cutting ot - tres. Int = ifttLs sEits-
t1oa s16 persuasion =oGis 70 so1bt I'd
"a o mot q ~ oGezs.ys cottoa Cat
50 oto-a nils ne ar.
II rTTDTE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago. July 11--Cattle-Tcday's mar
ket was largey nominal. receipts being
less than 100 head The few sales record
ed were at unchanged prices
Hog-With fairly good packing and
shipping demand, pens were speedily
cleared at an advance Of cents. Heavy
hogs sold at $50, medium weights a : =. 10
G3.4215 mixed lots at = 2GG2t5, light at
S1.25GS55, and pigs at S2-7563.50
Sheep-Sman receipts were soon closed
out at firm prices. Sheep sold at 1880
1.75 for inferior up to s4On74 - for choice
TO fancy. Lambs sold at 50. COTS 20, largely
at S50G6.0o, and yearl.ngs brought $1,000
500
Receipts-cattle. 90; hogs, 5000; sheep.
1900
Chicago. July 11.-Butter-Steady; dairy,
9Gd2c; creamery, 10Gf41hc.
Physically: fresh, 9isc.
Poultry-Steady; turkeys. sac: chickens
springs, 10G11c; ducks, sprin g. &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
DRY GOODS.
FOREIGN aIARKErs

Liverpool. July II-Closing: Wheat
Spot steady. demand poor; No. 2 red
winter 5s Id; No. lizard Manitoba stock
exhausted. No California IS 2isd.
Futures closed steady with near and
distant positions I'D hover; business
about equally distributed July. Au-
gust, September and October Is s1<d.
Corn-S9oS steady; American mixed
new, 2s los. 4. Futures closed firm with
near and distant positions unchAng ed :
business about equally distributed T:
July - lo1zd; September IS 11i<d.
Fiour-Demand poor; St Louis fancy
winter IS cd
London. July 11.-T-heat-u early dis
tTicts harvest has commenced. TIE
wheat area is los per cent over iassr
year and quality Is expected 20 be fine.
Wheat in market was slow. OWN. 20
fine weather and prospect OF early de-
iiverfsS OF new and native whesc for
milling. Demand was poor. Fyour
was hard TO sell and holders were
steady. Russian whesit was sold high
California wheat. prompt delivery. was
quoted at 2Ss. Parcels were quiet
Maize-S besdy mixed American maize
August, quoted a. las 4 I'd. parcels
slow
Barfey-tsaSIer.
Oats-QUies and steady: American
western mixed oats quoted at lis
Sugar-Cane quiet but steady. Mueco-
vadO fair refining T0s Sd: beet dud and
rather easier; July IS 10 La.
Wool-Thsre was a good attendance
at the wool auctin sales Tday. Bidding
was brisk at unchanged prices. The
number bales offered was 10. s5S: with
drawn 1000. Following are che salea
In detail: New South Wales 500 bales:
occurred 1-2dGis I'd: greasy 1899 1-2d
Queen stand l .0s3 baGss. secured 9 i-2G
IL 1-2d; greasy sSsQ9 I'D; West Aus
trsl.a sl6 bales. scoursd . 1-2d0Is al T;
greasy 44Ge@d. New Zealand asa
bales secured sc ais ID: sera.sy 1-291
10 I-2d. Cape OF oCfod Hope and MAJ al
S97 bales, secured 81 als I'D greasy
As. G6L.
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THE WEATHER.
Wichita Julv

Wichita July Il
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Until Monday fair and slightly warmer.
During the past Vweaty-four hours the
highest temperature was IS degrees. the
lowest 81 degrees. ard The mean - degrees
with clear weather J. ght south s15 ss,tt-F,
east VIM ana stationary pressure.
Thus far this uo2th She average temper
allure has been IS degrees
For the p2sc eight years the average
teulperatu-e for the noath Of July -
hesa. Is degrees and for the T1th fav = de-
gress. FRED L JOHNSON.
Observer
washington. July u--Fouowlng IS the
forecast ID till 2. n. Sunday.
For Karsas-Fa<-i south winds; COZ
ts7usd high temperature.
ro- oSSla bona and Indian Terri;cry-
r.as- ard rh-ea te1inS weather. probably
w.hout rain: warmer; southeast Ni1es
AL the .ooo1 tslln-S nave ueen SAD
Sravlate nlllrmured Tlth2 sigh:
Mattel yawued and shook her head
s.YeiL. suppose You try 'gocd-hy.
Louisville NourierJoSra2s-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
BUSY OKLAHOMA TEACHERS
! Woods County Normal Institute begins an
/ Eight Weeks Session

Alva, o. T., July Speciai.)-The
Woods county Normal institute has
Just closed the first weeks work Of an
eight weeks session. The following
we'll known Oklahoma educators com
pose thu faculty: Conductor, William
y. Rice; instructors, T. J. BrockNay,
] NJ DeLise, and c. l. Holien-
The institute will close August %
and 20 with the county teachers ex-
animation.
Woods county contains Slightly n
excess OF 240 school districts almost all
averaging three miles square. the
sotool population last year was 7.14
and superintendent Alley says that the
school population for 1896 viii reach
5000. The official census report OF
the county assessors Of Woods county
for this year IS 2o,s05 and. with the
influx of new settlers since spring reach
- n 1lO
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For the Eagle
IN MEMORY OF Perm sTKEES.

Size lives eEztn II better I'D.
Where shines unSzmned eternal cay;
One more added TO ne snge4 bzld
IN that land 80 far away
Ore E-tie face from earth = gone,
one utcts vacant char : seer
Two i.r.ie har5S &c dsGth are 1oi6ssi.
Another little mound 4 TIE graveyard
Sres1-
s-o.hr- Ett1e bad Il heaven crowned
Another nttie s1Eel o. ire S1v.S-'s k-es,
Z Re-esT1-z ne blessing o. HIN who szl6.
suffer LITE children 20 cone unto Ne-"
Fa-s -hsz val chfid q a day.
S--eerIv Sls-sy, Sn1 take thT -E,-
Pa s-gf sd seas-f and ease rsr 1as-e-
EFe Eoera a. zalzgs fo- he beEt
"A FRIEND.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12

iu-septetDber Closes At an E@tSntn Ssnt
advance-Corn Helped by Wheat and
the Prospect CT Better Lake Rates.
Chicago, July i1.-wheat was helped
TO day by the improved export de-
nand and better prices prevailed thro'
our. September closing with an advance
OF &c. Corn and oats showed decided
improvement and closed about &c high
er each. Provisions advanced 121sc.
Wheat showed a little more life, the
convention news being less of distur-
bing element The opening was steady
The government crop report showed
a condition of 1916 for winter wheat and
1913 for spring wheat, which reduced the
percentages, as reported in June, %
for winter and Sc for spring. and indi-
Gated a total crop Of under AS, 600 900
bushels. This was encouraging TO the
bulls and some advance followed.
Northwestern receipts were again free
as were local receipts OF new whea :
and a. reaction followed. Near the
close the reported 3gagement OF thir-
~ boat lcad, OF Epring wheat for eX-
port gave the market an upward ten
dency and the frTnness was maintained
70 the close. September opened IN
changed at 55z 67sc, advanced TO $3.50
declined 70 551zc and rallied again to
SEC, where II closed.
Corn was helped throughout by the
better feeling in wheat and The expec-
tation that lake rates would be reduced
following The example OF astrn rail
routes. There was good buying for
both country and local account. Sep
ten1-er opened unchanged at 262zc, adj
vanced steadily and closed at 27Kc.
Oats were active. Crop reports from
all sections were unfavora Die. The
co7ln try bought largely on that account
Shorts also bought freely and prices
ruled higher from the Cart. Septem-
Der opened unchanged AT 15Zc and ad-
vanced TO 1850, where it closed.
Provisions were in better demand.
Better prices at the yards exercised a
favorable influence, and with moderate
buying by shorts. prices advanced from
the opening. September pork closed
1919 cents higher at s6.7215: September
lard 1211a cents higher az $3.7715GS0 and
September ribs 1914 cents higher at
s3.671k.
Estimates for Monday: Wheat $50
cars; corn AIS cars; oats $50 cars; hogs
26 600 head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12

chicago, july lit took fWeIVe n
rings today for the Colts 10 make it
three straight from the Giants. At
tendance $500. Score:
Chicago .1oO1ooOooo s l
New Yorl1O 0oO1e 0100 o. u
Batteries: Chfcago-Friend and Dono-
hue: New York-Meekin and Wilson.
Esrnd rJlns-Chicago, ,; New York.
BBANEATBRS 12-7; BROWNS SIP
st Louis. No, July 1.-two games
wera played by the Brown and Bean
eaters today and they broke even. In
the first, the home team was unable TO
hit Nichols effectively. while Brieten-
stein was pounded for twelve runs. IN
the second game, Stlvetts was hit for
twenty first-baggers and the Browns
had It all their own way. Attendance
800. Score:
RHE
s Louis......1o 22ooooo- 3
Boston ......211O 0413 "-12 70 8
Batteries: st. Louis-Breftenstein and
Mcfarland: Boston-Nichols and Ber-
gen. Earned runs-St- Louis, 8; Boston,
Second game:-score:
St Uoufs.....3 13o1oo4%2 % 4
Boston ........2 "a Q 0 0 0 1 o. 13. .
BATTERIES: st -Kissinger and
Murphy; Boston-Stivetts and Bergen.
Earned runs-St. Louis. 9: Boston, Z.
ORIOLES, 10: SPIDERS, L
Cleveland, O.. July 1.-THE Balti-
mores hammered Young in a heart
break king way and Cleveland could do
nothing with Honffer. That's the story
of the game Attendance 5000. Score:
P E
Cleveland 90 O0oooo-1 .
Baltimore ....014 01O1 do II
Batteries: Cleveland-Young and Zim-
mer: BaItimore-Hoffer and Clarke
Earned ns-CIeveland, l; Baltimore,
I.
BRTDEGROO8IS. 8; PIRATES, 1.
PIttsburg. Pa, July I-Pittsburg
could do nothing with Kennedy, while
the visitors Were very successful in hit
ting Hastings Attendance 8, 1000. Score:
RHE
Plttsburg 30 ooo1oo-1 5 ?
Brooklyn .....1 . 20 l o. 10 ?
Batteries: MISUNDERSTANDING and
SUgden; Brooklyn-Kenedy and Grim.
Earned runs-BroolIlyn. l.
REDS, Q: SENATORS, 8.
Cincinnati O.. July u-Score:
r n f
Cincinnati o20511o.-9 .
Washington II OIL l 0 % o O-512 6
Batteries: Cincinnati-Dwyer and
PeItz: WsshingtOn-Merce and Nc
CURE. Earned runs-Clncinnad, i;
Washington, 3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
WILL MAKE MArABELEs UGLIER
Proposition to Oner Amnesty Not Locally
Favored.

London. July IA dispatch from
Buluwayo to the Daily Telegraph says:
''Guelo and Pretoria dispatches receiv-
ed there agree that the proclamation OF
amnesty TO ell rebel chiefs who will
surrender before August 0. IS con-
dAmned on all sides as a weak policy
and as likely to Head to unlimited
trouble
A Salisbury dispatch says the Mat
abeles are closing IN on that town from
a II directions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
GOMEZ TAKES A SURVEY
Well Foripred lfoay OF Insurgents and
More animunitt,n Coming

Wei Toripred tfoay OF Insurgents and
More Ammunition Counting
New York. July l-E- Estrada Pal
ma. the delegaoe Of the Cuban revoiu-
tioaary party. mas received letter
from the re5eI cEtef. Maxine Gomez
The letter Is DATED CamaEuey. CPuezto
Principe June %. ana x s3ys "a part.
This letter is written Win the object
Of taking & glance AZ al the events
developed IN chis Country since the b.
ginning % the war. SiITclitSn aClsiy-
with the uprising Span sent - ne
colony. one OF her bsst generals. p7ovisi-
ed with az sorts o. resources 20 quiet
4he rebellion. but II spite OF she strea-
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Quincy, IL, July u.-Sco-e:
r II e
Quincy ...s 0011Oo oo-5 .
CeGa- Rapids-1 00011OO-S /
Batter.es-wood and Quinn; Carrish
and sullivan.
Des Moines. Ia, July 11-Score:
r II T
Dss NTo:nes. 0oe23o1 34-1S Is ,
Dubuque 80 0 0 l s 10 5
Bstteries-Andrews and Lehman; Al
Smith. Diamond and Zabner.
Burlington, Ia. JIly 11-Score:
r II E
burlington ....o0005 $50 l
Peoria ...--.-..0 0 I 1 / 90 o. ,
Batteries-Nahaffy and Armstrong:
Burgett, Sowde-s and Dus1ale.
St Joseph. No, July 11.-Score:
RI z
s.. JOSEPH. ....o65o 402-laI4 5
Rockford - 00S52 IS L 4
Barteries-Tracy. Mauck and Ward;
sIolesworth, Dllon and Snyder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12

A pfzrz~s n TIE stsoT VT fo1 g a
z-ss4 zzou1sr.p~y - Esasscs rss&s ~
9oEtvzs ~Ecyoi-e SD ~ 3 = por.af-
- posz5s for flse.~ Tnere So aotalsE
zs-~ s. - proe Ski stzsre - re7ul1s
z1Te.Sy = 90 ssy< a Ea--A = - -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
RRTnEGROOMs. 8: PTRATFs.
western Ieaeue Garne.-

Kansas City. No, July n-Coiumbus
had show TO Win today until the sixth
Inning. when the Blues fell upon Bos-
wen and pounded him at Will Blan-
ford, new catcher from the Pacific
Northwestern league. caught his first
game for the Blues. Score:
r H z
Kansas City...O1o21o22s-14 IA 5
Columbus IL 21OOU0 O-5I1 4
Ba-te-ies-Bevfs and Blanford; Bos-
wei and Campbell
Minneapolis, MINI, July I1-Score:
RHE
Minneapolis ..1Ooooo021-410 8
Grand Rapids O1011O-5 l
Acknowledgements and Schrlver;
Goar and Smink.
St Paul MINI, July 11-Score:
r II T
St Paul.......o21 A71S l
Detroit 80 s 00e0 1-511 l
Batteries-Denzer and Spies; Eagan
ard frost
Milwaukee, Wis. July 1L-Score:
Ri E
Milwaukee - os0OO2&e 10 .
Indianapolis % 0 5 SIS 2s-I6 20 5
Observation-Disclosures. Nonnamake- and
Speer; Davis, Damon and Buckley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
Colonies Q: PHILLIEs l

The Colonels made it three straights
from the PhiIlies today. Fraser pitch
ed fine bail and received gilt-edged
support Taylor was put out OF the
game by Umpire Mcfarland in the
seventh inning for kicking: Attend
ance 900: Score:
P H Z
louisville 40 21122 - 0
Philadelphia 20 DO oOO0 lis 3
Batteries: Lsouisviile-Fraser and
Dexter; phia-Wittrock and Gle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
no Ke-ssz SIAN Lzu1drv hzs

The Kansas Stszn Landry hss
azre-d % give .the 7. II c A a Sub
s-ancsal psus-st Tozo--cE. Tuesday
and wednesday ozse-<0u-1h % the pro
.css5s OF the Aua6ryss iec1l bundle oEsi-
ness vi - TUNED OFF, % TIE na1aEe-
men. % tie sssocsat5o1 1o- Ire hezeSt
Of thar z-o--hy fnsst-u<soz- It's <Tse1Es
can greatly a1<=e1t re amount o< the
beae1zcesoa = .1ey have = sa.-6 % d 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
COLONIES CAN PLAY
THEIR THREE STRAIGHT FRoM THE
PHIlLIEs PROVES IT.

Last of the Series is Nearly q Shut Out
Fraser Pitches Fine Ball and Bis Sup
port Does the Rest-CoIts Transact a
Similar Piece of Busia,ss with the
Giants-Browns and Beancxters Play
Two Games, Dividing Even, Taking 1t
Turn About on Pounding Pitchers-OrL
oles Have 1T One way-Western Games
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12

vers telegram The same q head OF cat
tie above mentioned were on the Wichita
r1arket, and would have netced $3.50 20
the owner had be sold here for what he
was bid for the cattlaL Tbs owner real.z-
ed $40 less than had he sold az Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12

Philadelphia, Pa, July 1.-THE Phila-
delpala baseball club today signed Ellis
OF TIE Reading state leauSe club. Ellis
WI pay ShortSt02.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12

70 ro5ofssrK H~rHers ~sF~ sieefs-s
S~5Ss-z;~s 80 - PIP cr27ty oenFs-fsez-
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49,. q a. Las. J. L Etzrtz1sz. =.
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sfas Lzlsz TeIer eaugassr - ~ x
Tue. has FetzFael ffuas - IzSi.
zElzn. 1se-s 49, So h~ea fs4g@ssx. -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
Tls TsEfll-PEE.Y Esdlsl Iasullis,
issE. Var S., ElshtI. KI.s&&

sT-S5-e-czza - E-z--zrs - e1<ri'2-
son Esr.s e. Cd szcE 1r-~s-s - = ae<
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
Lard nrn.r: wes;eras.eamed and Sept

Lard nrner; wester1stsamed and Sept
405.
Pork dull.
Rice quiet.
Coffee options dul and tsatureless. clos
ed quiet az I'VE points advance 70 I'VE
points decline. Sales 3.750 bags. frcluc-
ing Sept 1915. closed July IL. 7a11i. IS:
Sept 1075a10S5; spot coffee. Rio quiet;
mild quiet; Harve--unchanged sases
$3.50 bags Szntos--Flrm; good aver
age Santos II $500; receipts 1900 bags
stocks ia. coo bags Hamburg-Quiet L
pig decline. Ssses 9.0e0 bags, RIO quiet
no Rio II $3.50: exchange Sad Re
ceips 1000 bags; cleared for the United
States SEQ bags; cleared for Europe l.
90: stock $4,000. Total warehouse DE-
livsries from United States S.SS2. in
Guiding ISIS from New York: New York
stock today 1857 bags; United States
stock IS2. $50: afioat for the United States
49, 600; total visible for the United
States SSS,S against $3.50 last year.
Sugar raw steady; refined fairly active
New York. July L. Cotton dull;
middlng rs.
DRY GOODS.
As usual to the hScf holiday. many
buyers having retired from the market
ysst er5ay, there was no special demand
for anything. Telegram orders OF mod
crate quantities % bleSchsd cOttonS were
- hand for immediate shipment Print
ing cloths G;Iiet and steady al - cents.
Sales for the week were 1l0.ao0 pieces.
all River. Mass. July lin spite
OF curtsiiuert and the holiday shut
down. which reduced the out put 105.o0
pieces this week. the Print cloth market
shows To increase o. strength. Only
81 900 pieces were moved, from the stock
accumulated. The market Is steady.
The outlook Is that more machinery WI
be idle next week than tkis week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
D. c. IMEoDEN. Manager.
GALVESTON EXPORT COMMISSION CO.,
Grain Exporters,
2111 Strand. GALVESTON.

Branch purchasing office. s07 Sedg-
wick block, Wichita Kan
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WICHITA MARKETS.
sRES SENTATIVE SALES.

Wichita. July Il
HOGS
EoeS-Steady.
REPRES ENTATTVE SALES.
No. Dock Ave Price NO. Dock Ave. Price
10 49, - go ~ % 80
80. 81 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
COLTS & GIANTS ..

Chicago. July lit took twelve IN
rings today for the Colts 10 make it
three straight from the Giants. At
tendance $500. Score:
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SHOWS MORE LIFE
IMPROVED EXPORT DEMAND AIDS
THE WHEAT KaRKET.

Is Over and Uncertainty Con-
corning It's Action Need no Longer Dis
turb-GoyerHnent Crop Report Is IN
couraxins to tie Bulis-SorthUestern
Receipts Free and New Wheat Pouring
Advance-Corn Helped by Wheat and
the Prospect CT Better Lake Rates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-12
Western AssoclarIon Games.

Quincy, IL, July u.-Score:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-06
sHREDs AND PATCHES.

The best place to lead a fast life is I'D
to hitching post.-Puck.
A niece of Mr.. Bryan has eloped Oh
they're all trying to break away.-Chicaro
Post.
The hand that spanks the baby is the
hand that rules the world.-Boston Trans
crpt.
The reason why u poster exhibition is
worse than Welsh-rabbit dream is be-
cause it is real.-Puck.
PA, what is downtrodden farmer"
''He is an aristocrat who has real cream in
his coffee.'-Chicago Record.
AT distance it is impossible to tell a.
little girls tan-stocking covered limbs from
boys dirty legs.-Atchison Globe
When two women love the same man
the wrong one always gets him. 1t doesn't
matter which one.-New York Press
Some one says that liquor strengthens
the voice. This is a mistake 1t onl,,
makes the breath strong.-Texas Sitter
A person who tells you the faults of 9TH
intends to tell others of your faults
Have a care how you hsten.-New Yorl.
Ledger.
a curious result of pulling the leg Is that
no matter how tall the victim was before
he's generally a little short after ft-PbiI'
adelphia Times.
Only the forgetful girl neglects to rear
range the parlor chairs after the young
man has called before she goes TO ba6
-Somerville Journal.
Some of the people who are camping out
these cool nights are beginning to revive
their theories as to what constitutes pleas
ure.-Rochester Times