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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20

Chicago. IL June Is-Wheat speculate,
s,srl>d SLOW, prices &c lower July sol9
al sc. but reacted 70 sc.
CON was very olIi~t al ire opening WIEN
pres lover n sympathy with whe4t
Joy o5ered &c lower. a. Z77sc. aad eascd
Oats we're also lower. from sr-n,a n =
WIN wheat Nay wa especially weak
July was quoted about re lower, az r-1,1s.
Cattse-'Ihere was sbou; a. average ~
cay supply and demand. ard pr1ces were
hETn and unchanged. Saies Vers on a
natiye stssrs. WITH AZ Upward ts1dsrry
n ceS. raSJs lots. Cool heavy cattle solf
lti.e better. with many % tb@rn fetching
go - ard common ard gTass--r lots were
ne o1E kinds that showed weakness
Gaming s0Es a-e hard 20 sci. but good
; % Calves sol1 about &c io=er. fhe
hest feteHing Re. Texas cattle sod a.
s-2ss2E. srass@-s Eot-E = 3 a11 ur6s-
ECEE-A!tho-Eh rhe recssr-s to-dav Wsre
7ot hesSF. pres csclire-f S1i9- bgye-a
refuszg 20 pay T~sts-+zy's aEI-ss A.
TIE re8go-d agures trsd- Eas ac.svs -.ta
re mrls q ne noEs ss@A1z - = lzll1 -
fo- heavy ard a. 3 No. - for ule1.ri-a
veffaL Eea-T sod a a. extreme range
e. s. 800 -. ned I'm xssEhfs a. 3 EsCrl 4
AL Eght a. sz8.5zz5
SSeep-The rather Enitst sssp--y zzE
forks Co1-ro1 Tears ard rz-fv. So
a. ve-T }oS T-lcs-S, but good 20 chosc@ shr1
average 80 hizlcT. re h-esc Hssssrx a.
- Prom nat Few SzIez were rl.ase a =
- way down 20 8 for Common % "a
;ivs-s vhiiS T~Naas brcErrt 8 5as1 "a
J szrE-rs soit - : sszF z-3 Frr>-E ss-rsts
brought ;-75SsSo. re osss s.9vznc-S =
Rse..pss-Ca;;l-. 1co. hogs s.0o. shs>p
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
ST. LOUIS MARKETS

S.. Louis. June 19-RecesptS-Fiour' %
| 600. y heat 1900: corn. Ss,01o. oats, +9'
An nm ~, -e-Fsinur ZOO. wheat. iVsDve
corn. Il 600: oats. 500.
F1Our-Quiet. -,
Wbeat-FIItures ruled easy early On low
er cables and good crop reportS DuS -
ursa tisSactory crop summary iseusn -
+he Modern Miller a rally resulted ah1
thn market closed higher than } ,trlak
c.. s+esdy. No 2 rcd cash elevator -
bid: track IS: No. . hard 50 asked Jply,
So: August, Ss.a as: September. 5o-s ASK
Cor-Fu.-Ires showed but little change
and were quiet but al the close Nas il IN
with wheat Spot. lower; 30. :. NJ Z
cash asS.. Juiv. Is bid: Septembcr. - BID
Osts-Weak and lower meet OF me c@5
but cioSs~f somewhat firTner spot hTin' y O.
Q cash Ia. BID: July. 17as; August ID.
Rve-<o. . q1otabie az e. track THIS SIDE.
Barley-NominSl
Cattls-RsoeIpts ZOO: active ard steady.
Native steers. - 407r+ %
Hors-R-cepits 500, Scb lower I.iEht
g 3Fd3 20: mixed ;5H3S0' heavy. NV 49,
Corn meai-tl-W
Bran-sS1z. ess- track.
Fzxseed-Sstee dy. -
T1uot hy sAsti-f'riue =.
Hay-Quiet- steady. unchanged.
Whisky-S -
Cotton tees ard manufactured
Pork-Easy: Standard mes 1obb.ug. Ss.i-
IkG7a
Lsrd-I,ow.r; prime steam. :ss5: choice
800 , o.,
rlbs = 20: shorts. 3 f21.
Dry Salt nsats-HoIed shoulders. Sas0,
bonrS. 81; RIBS, g ~.
C'o,+o7-OuiNt. r1iddHnE. : rs: salea -;
receipts. III. shipments 81; STOCK S'.el4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
THE wEATHEE.


Whchftz- Kan June - Tz.S =
lsocal forecast for Wich.tz ard r1cf1lrf
~ SatlI,i4y. possibly showers S2tu-1a !
niEdt @ SUNDAY
DICGS The -zs- - hours the hirhezt
temperature Vas q TIRE l7Er@st - Ard the
lleG1 ~. with cloudy Wearhsr Il the nor
- aut cle-1r@-1 about aonc. r~rtie so.sfb
. so1thsas- Strd ard sta-s31z-y' preSs-s--
I7ES IA rs moth 10 average tex
perz-Grz kaS he-z -
Pr ne peSt syn years - sr-rz -
teT1I-e-atuTs for tks MOI n q Ju-s kzs
be.s- -. ard fo- - ls,h Gay -
FRED L. JOHNSON.
Observer
Tor Oklahoma aid indian Territory PAR.
s---l-s-ss cry zt11@
For Ezaszz-T 1-Fss-s<7t-E wa - Sz-ur
day morning folioz,-1 pTctebty hy fhu--
ce- zz6 coos- SATURDAY ss.e<ro1<. soslIs-
e1Stersy Wa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
IN BANANAS NEIGHBoRHoop
One Thousand Insurgents said to be Oper-
Rting Uncomfortably Close

Havana, June I9-In the enCRgemen.
at Nagasa, Puerto Principe. among the
killed were the well known Insurgents.
Bei,ran. brother-in-law Of the leader
Sanchez; Armando Sanchez. Fonseca
ArrrilIio. MadrigaI and Ramon Guerra
The insurgents were under Calunga
and not under Gomez. They acknol-
edge losing only eleven killed and forty
nine wounded in this engagement. bu.
Il Is said that they seek 10 conceal the
truth.
General Bradley johnson gives din
ner tonight TO Consul General Lee.
Reports received at Manillo confirm
the news that numerous bands OF IN
sUrgents are assembling nAear We're
guila under Jose Msceo. Rabi. Calixto.
Grscia and Rolod- The authorities or
Maazanillo feel considerable unezsi-
ness al this demonstration and az max
ing preparations in case the insurgents
attempt 20 attack the town
The leaders Aguirre and Valencia. at
the head OF 1000 insurgents. have been
moving IN the neighborhood Of Campo
Florida near Havana
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20

New York, june 10. -.
7. 200 barrels; exports H. 100 oarreiS -.
- fasrlv active with some exporT
demand for lower grades IN SACKS gu
them -four steady at $3.50.
Rye four-Quiet
| 60, roaaI-.More active. yellow west
ern Csc.
Rye-Quiet.
Rarley-Duli.
Barley malt-Nominal.
Wbeat-RAcefpts 80 800 bushels; ex-
ports 103 .346 bushels. Spot dull, No.
/ hard s9Hc. Options opened steady, but
declined during the forenoon under weak
cables. foreign selling and liquidation
recovering in the afternoon on bad crop
news and good short buying, closed
! K65s cents net higher. No. red June
/ closed sc; September 63 5-16G642sc;
! closed 64Iac
Corn-Receipts $500 bushels; exports
/ 10.525 bushels; spot dull, No. ?. 341sc.
| Options quiet but firmer with wheat.
| closing hR14c net higher. June closed
SAC: September 351z a15c, closed 351@c-
Oat-Receipts 133. 1000; exports $4,000
| bushels. Spot easier; No. 2, % cents
Options opened dull but became more
active in the afternoon, closing unchan-
ged.
Feed-Duil and weak
Hay-Easy.
Hops-Steady.
Hides-Quiet and firm.
Leather-Quiet
Wool-Quiet.
Beef-Quiet.
Cut meats-Firm; picked hams $40
SAC
Lard-Steady; western steamed $40
nominal. refined easier.
Pork-Dull.
EggS-Dull.
Tallow-Fiun.
Cottonseed oil-Nominai
Petroleum-Quiet but firm, United clo-
sed 1920
Rosin-Quiet.
Turpentine-
Rice-Steady.
Molasses-Quiet.
Coffee-Options opened steady with
prices 5q10 points lower, recovered on
later Havre cables but again turned
easier under local pressure, closed bare
iy unchanged to unchanged 60 5 points
decline. sales %. 900 bags, including Sep
TENDER s1o3oG10.45. Spot coffee Rio
quiet; No. Z. 13A; mild quiet. Cordova
10 l-2q1S; sales $50 bags MaIcaIbo .. {.
LOO bags LaEuayra p. T.: 600 bags Cen
tral American p. I; 500 bags Avanilla
2. L; Havre-Closed at 3. fame net
advances; sales q, 600 bags. Santos
Barely steady; good average Santos II
600. Hamburg-Duil. L3k pig decline
Cleared for the United States 600.
cleared for Europe 1000; stock II 900
Total warehouse deliveries from United
States II, 116. including 102. 3o4 from New
York; New York stock today 1913 @7e.
United States stock 150.47s bags: aaoat
for tie United States 172. 900; total visible
LOT the United States So, 479 bags. again
596,56S last year.
Sugar-Steady; fair refining sH: cen
tTifugal 50 test 3%; sales 1000 bags con-
crete % test rs ex. ship; refined ouiet
New York, June 9.-Cotton-D,U.
mildling 5-1s; net receips none:eross
| 'SS2; exports 20 Great Britain SIG: fo--
warded 2Ss; sales SCI, all spinners: stocl
Manchester. June 1s.-The cloth ana
yarn market is steady and a s-ad.
dearer. auo
ran River. June 1s.-Print cloths v.-w
quiet, ZIG cents. '7'S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20

"AArpE, Jour father says he cS-nos -
ford . dress yCg 4s a summer girl fhis sez
son al right. nanny. Get re Z tailor
gown and a h.oDr1cr su3t ard IL star a. a.
ar le;ic z rL''-I Detroit Free Prezn
81 EEaED yo1 were cot siesrhirg wa
Hiss De Riche, Spooneri Playing Tor hiSh
STAKES sreat yoaf' .Vell- ] be-d f1il
hand q thzt occEsicr-n szid EpoC1er.
tco gsC1ff 1lly - DeiFsii Free Pr1zG
THz discovery q wat IS t-8e. I'D ;ts
practice 81 trat Ezich - god ara t1e two
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some Munich waiter g.rls f. Tyr1.ez1 c1s-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
MILWAUKEE BOYCOTT Is OFF
Northern Colorado Coal Miners Reach an
A=reement

Milwaukee, Wis, June 19-The boy
colt from the street car strike here May
4, was declared off today by the union.
The end Of the boycott practically
ends the street railway troubles The
company has full quota of employees
and 400 of the strikers have applied for
reinstatement and have been placed on
the reserve list The strike, so far as an
organized movement Is concerned, IS
not, however, declared off, but Will be
continued. This Is done because GER
tain obligations are 20 be fulfilled by
the National association. All bus lines
have been Withdrawn.
Denver, Colo, June 19.--The northern
Colorado coal miners have finally reach
ed and agreement with the operators
under which they will resume work inn
mediately. Their differences are TO be
submitted to Joint board of concilia-
riGn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
KANSAS CITY StARKErs

Kansas City. Mo-. June i9.-Wheat dur,
No. hard $3.50: No. 2, 5SG4Sc. No.
ned sc; No. g. 1859,
Confirm. No. ? mixed .. No white
81. GAc.
osts-Scarce: No. mixed II; No
white 1sisG@t.
Rye-No. 2, SOC
Hay-Steady. unchanged
Bltter-Creamery la l3c, dairy, IVg 10
Eggs-Quiet. TIC. 49,.
CaffIe-Recet2ts $3.50: shipnents. l.Sso.
Steady 20 strong. Texas steers NC 80,
beef steers S3lg4.o5; stockers and feeders
Uogs-Race.pts, 1910; shipments. 80.
Weak s. lower uBik OF sales at = ~ p
316is: heavies S25cd3.f0. mixed SS-lvGS---i-
lights SG323iz. GO.
Steady TO strong
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
ONCE ovERsEEK To A SAVAGE
And Now Captain Brsdreis May be Made
Governor of Samoa.

London, June 20.-The Belin cores
pendent Of the Times says: There ap-
pears 10 be a disposition on the part Of
the German press 10 take up the Samoa
question in view OF the retirement OF
Governor Schmidt, According 10 the
Kolnitsche Zeitung, Captain Brandrels.
now in the colonial office, Viii be the
German nominee. In colonial circles,
however. his fitness for the place il
doubted. Owing 10 his having formerly
been overseer TO ex-King Tamassee, his
selection might cause friction. The
German press, which has frequently
criticized Chief Justice Ide, now urges
that a judge OF another nationality
should be appointed. II only for the rea-
son that the result OF the presidential
election may modify the attitude Of the
United States towards Samoa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20

RsngE-I tAeaid 'h3az taas so.-s~.,
sorslLFt that t.@3 TIE ot2Ass sas uax.
turu orr b. Is rrss<-
ElExs-W - 80
Lzzzs--Is - Tery srss u sbs psvfa-a-
fieZs far his fua~szi "a tke 60
~ pls:--T0sg3 Tea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
Omaha Bee Celebrates With a Souvenir


Omaha, June 19.-The Omaha Bee to-
night celebrated the twenty-fifth ami
Versary of its founding, by the publica-
ton Of magnificent souvenir edition.
It's founder, editor and proprietor, Hon.
Edward Rosewater, received his friends
from TO 10 o'clock In the court of the
magnificen newspaper building. Many
thousand guests from the state and city
took occasion to congra tulate Mr.. Rose
water on his success. The entire build
ing was decorated and Illuminated for
the occasion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool Eng. June Is.-Raco,-s,..s-
cens1y moderS;e 'e-1y
,Bee1-E1tra India mess, sos; p-iro. me-
Pork-P7me mess, fine veste-, e. a.,
nei-Ua. 5asS5 - CO
s L2.F1i-Stesdy: prime western. zIssd: -
BuIer-F1aest United States. 7ss; Eooc.
Lonco1- Eng. June 1s-Csze SUM-
-! ig1iI Ettie dong. Centrifugal Java Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
MISSEAPOLIs MARKETS

,ros "a Po.is, MINI. June -s-JuIv VIA.
- a SesgS.c; September al S-.l-ft
- ,lOI-Local m1lers d1d a far a5o51.
% business with forei guers ard an -.
= J7s,-ssl.tsuc demand was reported leudi- .
Sasauy improved tone TO The rna-t--,s
- :. patent Is are quoted a. 81 1s6s 20 -
. 80 elenls SS6<I3 Is; first Clears. 3 go
~, Secold clears. s2T9 10 wv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
WORTH BUT FIFTY A WEEK
With This Admission Closes the BeIasco-
Eairbapk- Carter Testimonv

New York, June 19-The hearing Of
evidence in the suit Of David Belasco
against y. K. Fairbanks for s65. COO for
services alleged 10 have been rendered
In fitting Mrs. Leslie Carter for the
stage was concluded today. Mrs Car
ter was on the stand the most of the day
Her evidence tending TO substanttate
the claim of Belasco that Fairbank had
engaged him to coach the witness.
Council for Fairbank ELECTED from Mrs.
Garter an admission that she Is under
a contract with Belasco TO play under
his mana cement for ten years on a
weekly salary of $50. The closing ar
glnnent viii be heard Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
UNITED wORKMEN OFFICERS
j. G. Tate of Nebraska is Elected Supreme
Master Worknen

Buffalo. n. Y, June 19-Oficers Of
the A o. Il. w. have been elected as
follows: Supreme master workman, J.
G. Tate, Nebraska; supreme foreman,
w. S. Robson, Texas; supreme overseer,
II. c. Sessions, South Dakota; supreme
guide, George NJ. LANCE, Minnesota: ST.
preme Waterman, Thomas Cupit, Utah;
Trustees. r. B. Ferren, Connecticut,
and Louis Anfenger, Colorado.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
Western Association Games
Rockford. une ls.-scors:

iOocE-ofu- uue 1S.-Sc3re- 7
Rockford .....O:OO 021- $40 >
CEDAR Rsp,ds-I Q O0O-l 4 !
Batteries: Aloi-swo~5h and SNYDER.
Ncoas;de and Sullivan.
ST Joseph, June 19.-Score:
+ II T
st Joseph 03OO1O0-7 I
Quincy .......0 0 3 COOS 10 u I
Batteries; Slagle and Ward; Rich
ter and Quinn.
Peoria, June 19.-Score:
r II =
Peoria ........2 0O1920 1-lSl9 :
Dubuque. -.....1 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0-I 4
BATTERIES; Thomas and Dug3ale: AMI
Eelster; Smith and Dolan and Zahner.
Des Moines, June 19.-Score:
Oes Moines % 4O20 0s5115 . :
Burlington 30 00121 -SIs s
Batteries: Sonier and Lehman. TF.s,.
sen ana HUFF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
CA-fLE
REPRAsE,-rATryE SALES.


william Wllsy q SeiEE1rk had hozs or
TIE market TestSr3aT
= ". As,is OF Haven was OF tie market
with hogs
IAne@Ts r Carnage brought n eattle
from CorUin-
I. n McConkIis q D.-by sas On TIE
market win a car Of hcEE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
RANK CLEAKINGS

New York June 1s.-The following tsh'z
compiled by Erl6Stree.-s- sh---s - 80
clearaaoes a The principal cities aad tbe
percentage Of Increase OF 5scrcas. a.
compared with The corresponding vges,.
l2St year:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
St Paul, June 1s.-score:

Z n Z
81 Paul .......0 0 0 2 0 i 0 T-15 20 :
Kansas City % 3 4 1 3-16 16 l
Batteries: Johnston, Mullane and
Spies; Callahan and Lake.
Grand Rapids, June 19.-Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
WILLING TO FIGHT
UMPIRE LYNCH WAVES HIS ROYAL
PRBROGATIVE

Offers Captain Tebeau Such Satisfaction as
One Gentleman May Derive From the
Impact of the Bare KnuckIes Of An
other in a Rough-and-Tumble Inter-
change-He Then Leaves the Game In
Other Hands After the Colts Have IL
Won Giants Lose Their Seventh
Strafsht-western Games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
CHICAGO Markets

,EuT1ished by r l. BOsTICR. CommI..
nonal bank As N@-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
HAS BUZZED TWENTY-FIVE YEARS

Grand Rapids 00O1o so0o-4
Indianapolis. 011000 ia 8
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
Western League Games

Minneapolis, June 1s.-About 600 NO.
pie attended the opening Of ~. r,,z,-
baseball grounds today. Score:
r II F
Batteries: Anderson and Schriever;
Isi2Usen and Spear.
Detroit, June I9.-Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
WICHITA MARKETS.

HOGS.
Hog market openel steady 70 strong AM
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20

X II 7
Detroit .......O1 0 Q 2O21 SIS
Colu,sbus 80 00O1000-1 3
Batteries: Eiheld and frost: Boswell
Ga : Wilson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
Washington ..2o1o41ooNsn /

Batteries: WashingtoR-AIaul and
NcGUire; Boston-Stivetts and Camel
Earned Tuns-Washington ): Boston .:
TWO base hi;s-Hamilton. Three base
hiaS~Ioyce. SeKaCh. Cartwright. D.
montreviiie. Tucker. First on Frslss-
BY Maui (: by Stvects l. Hit by pitch
ed hall-CoEirs. Struck otrt-Ry Maui
&; by Stivetts >. Umpire-Emslie At
tendance 2G0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
SIGNS ARE BETTER
DUN'S BASES A FABRIC OF HOPE
FULNEsS UPON THEN.

Stocks Have Gone Higher, Wheat and Cot
dence in Monetary Circles and a Check
ing of the Tendency to shrinkage in the
Great ndustries-DemocratIc National
Convention, However, Looms Up
Through the Mist and the Crop situa-
tion is by No Means Secure Yet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20
NEW YORK Markets

New York. June 1s.-Flour-Recepts
: 600 barrels; exports 1900 barrels: Stee-
DIV and fairly active with some export
demand for lower grades in sacks. Sou
thern -four steady at $3.50
Rive hour-Quiet-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-22
fHfz]jp'||''IIl|jjIlzz[ r
No. 178.-Patriotic Queries.

No. 178.-Patriotic Queries.
Early in July, seventeen hundred and seventy
Ave.
Who took the command
At Cambridge, of "a poorly armed and I'M
trained
But q patriotic band?
What "president," on the Fourth of July, sew
enteen hundred and seventy-siX,
Signed a paper which placed the king of Eng
land in an unexpected fix?
From the historic Fourth how many years
Before this loyal country was in tears
For two men of patriotic mold,
Sincere and wise, eloquent and bold?
Each had been vice-each president;
Each at foreign courts had been a RESIDENT
Both on the committee to draft the Declare
ton;
Both mourned the same day by an awestrick-
en- nation.
What president on July Fourth, in thirty one,
Beheld for the last time the rising of the sun?
From battlefield, where thousands and thou
sands did meet
And thousands remained for aye,
On July Fourth we behold mournful retreat
OF sad hearts wearing "the gray"
On July Fourth what city made surrender
In spite of the efforts of her brave defender?
No nj
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-22
Appropriate Notices.

Here are a few appropriate notices it
will be we'll for you never to overlook, and
you can quote them in a Solomonesque
manner to your frinds
For opticians-Mind your eye
For old maids-Marry, come up.
For late birds-Tho early bird gets the
strong tea.
than one.
For cheesemongers-Hig Ugh and mighty.
For unsuccessful poets-Hard lines
For cabmen-Hire and hire.
For the inmates of Bedlam-Out of
sight, out of mind.
For betting men-Where's the odds.
For millers--None so dusty.
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No. 1s4.-Riddle-me-ree.

My first is in cat, but not in dog;
My second is in pig, but not in hog;
My third is in girl, but not in boy;
My fourth is in mouse, but not in toy:
My fifth is in rage, but not not in calm;
My whole is an animal that does some harm.
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I 2 ) q s.
CID CID ODD ODD 0D
0dU1UUQUU1 90 Nd

had five bits of chain, three links in
each. Tom Smith bargained to join them
at the rate of 5 cents for each Welding.
"It will cost you 90 cents" said Tom.
May" said I; cit is but 15."
Said Tom, eff you can show me how to
join the five pieces with but three weld
ings, will do it for naught"
So he did it for nothing Here it is, but
how did he do it?
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No. 1S5.-Metagrams.

am an animal; change my head, and
am not thin; again, and I am an article Of
clothing; again, and am a vessel.
am a stream; change my head, and
am part of q bird; again, and am amedi-
cine; again, and I am to take away life
I am an element; change my head, and
I am deer; again, and | am to discover.
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No. 119.-A Link Puzzle.
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No. 1s1.-seven Nuts.

There's nut that's kind of a box or trunk,
A nut that is drunk just like tea,
A nut that is spread upon biscuits or bread
And a nut that is found by the sea,
A nut often used for boundary line
And a nut that is dug from the ground,
But the very best nut of them all, sure,
Is the nut in the frying pan found.
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Key to the PuZzIer.

No. 179. Curtailment: Yeasty, yeast,
yeas, yea, ye, Y.
No 173.-Riddle: Ignis fatuus, Will O.
the wisp, or Jack O. lantern.
No 174.-Word Changes: Level.
No ILLUSTRATED Central Acrostio;
Clive-1. Yacht. 2. Pi-L-ot. 3. Sn-I-pe.
4. Raven. s. She'll.
No. 176.-Progressive Enigma: B, be-
bed, bedo, bedew.
No. 177.-Hidden Boys: Percival, David,
Owen, Henry, Patrick, Otto, Lionel, Oil
YER, Anthony, Ralph.
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No. 182.-Nume. teal Enigma.

No. 1S2.-Nume7 teal Enigma.
A beautiful town in the south of Europe
s, s, 2, a savory fish.
2, 4, 8, 5, 2, a basket.
2, 8, 4, 5, learning.
1, 8, 4, z, 5, strength
6, 3, 4, 8, a roadstead in the Thames.
2. ., g. !. a term used in music.
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From to 1, requires; from 8 to 2, q
measure of weight; from to 4, to judge
of at random; from to l., flies aloft; from
to 4, arranges in a methodical manner
from to 6, an oriental begging monk;
from to 1, tears asunder; from 7 to 6, to
silence by retort; from z to s, breads;
from to I, heavenly bodies; from 9 to 8,
certain precious stones; from 9 to 10, a
musical drama; from 10 to t. q collection
of maps in a volume; from II to 10, an
agreeable odor; from II to 10, to change in
some respect; from 10 to 1, small streams
from 10 to 10, to relate; from 13 to g to
mature
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No. 1s3.-syncopations.

Syncopate Addison, Burns, Gary, Dick
ems and EgglestOn and have the name of
the author of "The American Flag. !"
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i; 4, 9, s. unbound.
4, 5, 8, Q, found in your workbox; a
dance.
z, 3, 6, g. the seed of tree
7, A. 5, 3, g 8, one of mixed race.
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