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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-21

The following statement is imputed to
Secretary Blaine:
Wine" said the secretary, ''is fire.
Quently mentioned with favor in tie
Scriptures. When our Saviour came
upon earth one of the first things he did
to prove his divinity was to turn water
into wine. and when about to take his
departure one of the last things he did
to show his love for his disciples was to
give them wine ad lib, and to enjoin
them to drink it often in remembrance
of him. On the other hand said the
secretary, you may search the whole
length and breadth Of the Scriptures,
and you will find only one manwho ever
mentioned water. He only asked for "a
single drop of water, and he was in hell,
which probably was the place for him"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-21
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
Lines That Might BE Written in po<or
of the ProhibitiOnists.

of the PrOhibitiOnists.
lie stood upon the worlds broad threshold: WIDE
The din of battle and of slaughter rose;
He saw God stand upon the weaker side.
That sank in seeming loss before it's foes;
Many there we're who made great haste and sold
Unto the common enenoF their swords:
He scorncd their gifts of fame and power. and
gold.
And. underneath their soft aud fowery words,
Heard the cold serpent hiss; therefore he went
And humbly joined him to the weaker part.
Fanatic named, and fool, yet well content
So he could be the nearer to God heart
And feel it's solemn pulses sending blood
Through all the widespread veins of endless good
james Russell Lowell
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-21
The Family Educator.

Unabridged Dictionary is great FAM
lily educator, and no family or children
ought to be brought up without having
reat.y access to this grand volume. 1t is
an ever-present and reliable schOOlmas-
ter to the whole family.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-21
The Bars are eown.

Judge Sherman, of Iowa, has made IL
sweeping decision in an original package
injunction case, holding that beer can
be sold by the bottle. though shipped in
eases. He also upheld the right to drink
the LIQUOR in the premises where sold
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-21
Begin at the Shoreham.

During Albert Griffin's speech at
Bloomington, lis, he said: I'VE must
cut off the tap root of intemperance. :"
Some one in the gallery shouted; Sup
pose we begin at the Shoreham." The
point was 'seen" by both audience and
sneaker.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-21

Says Frederick Douglass: 1.-The col
ored people of this country have many
structive to their best interests as the
whisky drinking custom"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-21

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ing more information of value
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for advertising in them. A list of the best pa
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of more than 5000 population, with prices by
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Sent postpaid to any address for 80 cents. Adj
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General Advertising Agents. TO Spruce Street.
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07

dds yere bruder doan' know his duty
IN lcmme tell YOU, " EN- er pusson doan
know his duty de Lawd say make him
know IL. DE Lawd say pei 'em ter come
in. So ii is now our duty To pei dis pus-
son ter come In. lie got 30 cents In his
pocket. an II Is our duty ter take IL erway
from him in his ignunce, an sem II ter dc
heavum Grab him.
They seized old Bowles and took &
cents from him. lie said nothing, but
bowling 10 the congregation, withdrew.
An election came off the next day, and
Bowles was elected as Il justice OF the
peace, having long been candidate and
having carefully canvassed the field.
shortly after he was installed Rev. Mr..
Buxton and Brother Markham were ar
rested. When they had been arraigned
before Justice Bowles the preacher fur-
ously demanded w explanation.
oh, you'se bot come ter de right place
ter git It," said the Justice. "Dis we're
paper, sworc ont BY Dc jsdge. which is
myself, charges you an dis woody -lookin'
Niger wild robbery"
II doan' understan' you sah," the
preacher exclaimed.
Dat doan make no difference. II amt
FUR de prisoner ter understan' dc ledge,
but fur de jedge ter understan' de Driso-
ner. Ez In dis case de cou't Is de LEDGE
prosecution 'torney an dc jury Ii Is nv
duty ter say dat YOU Is hereby sentenced
ter six hunts In jail, an dat II yon try ter
take erpeal Til make de sentence one
year. de law say dat wen en- man doan'
nnderstan' his duty you got ter pei him.
Constable"
OPIE Z. READ.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07
Reversing Nnture,s Lawn,

The conversation had turned on an old
beau, who by the aid of cosmetics and
other articles seemed to grow a little
younger every year.
"You will see" said some one, show he
will succeed in hiding the ravages of time. I"
And finally die Of extreme YOUTH"
added another speaker-Judge.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07

Managing Editor Morning Daily TO np-
plicant for iob)-You say you arc used to
night work.
Applicant-Yes, sir.
Managing Editor-What was your pre-
vious occupationg
Applicant-l was a burglar, sir.-Bur-
lington Free Press.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07

Sluggers-There goes a fellow who pos
sesses every kind of vice. He's q carpen-
ter.
Swift-Ahl but he has just passed a man
whose hands are literally stepped in blood.
He's our butcher.-American Grocer.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07

N. Z. Bodey-That's pretty bad pair
Of shoes You have on, my friend
lmpecunious Reilley-Yis, sor; the gin.
tleman who give 'em TO me Yesterday is
charitable, sor, but he's mighty ayconom-
icali-puck.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07

Peckson-My dear. trust you win not
be Jealous, but really have not encour-
aged Bridget's attention. Why should she
send me this lock of hairt
Mrs. p. (hysterically)-Whati The vixen.
A lock Of HART She must have sent it in
the mailsi
Peckson-Not exactly. She sent 1t in
the soup.-American Grocer.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07

"lIe Is broker"
"Curbs stone broker1"
"Guess not. Whyr'
"He has a cultural voice "-Munsey'
Weekly.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07

James-Is Miss Knowitall graduate OF
Vassars
William-She is.
II thought she was. l heard her ask II
the muzzle of gun was to prevent it 60
ing of. "-Texas Siftings.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07


II General Agent
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07
Officers

II. u. BATEMAN. President
! T. II. BLNANS First Vice-President
/ CHRIS. SEMON. Second Vice President
e., ID. FRANCIS. Treasurer. cashier First
National Bank, Fairhavenl
Y, ". CHRIsTOPHER Secretary
! A. III. MORRISON Attorney
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07

A general supply of everything found in first
class stores, and at prices in accordance
with the times A good wharf, where
freight is loaded and unloaded in connec-
ton with the store.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-07

II; 3; BATEMAN, T. +. BEvANs. CHRIS.
ss Elm q; u. EKAN Nsl A; U. MoRRI-
BLACK. W ~, WELDON. J. s. MUNDY
J. Nc l.. HARVEY, II. O. BILLINGS
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
A NEBRASKA DECISION.
Elevators May Ne directed oo ~ e"~d
Property ~ rriSsts fsrtIss.

LINCOLN. Ncb., May IL. Als,st u
wear ago the Farmers Alliance at Elm-
wsst. Cass County, applied ia the Ni-
sOuri Facifc for permission la 'r~f an
elevator on ,h" conpany's right of way
at that station. This the company de-
MED. tie Allianc" applied to To"
STAT" Rosrl - Transportation f~ rc-
lief. The board heard IN" oaS.
aud after deciding among erbcr
,hings that an elevator MAS an
appliance necessary FOR IN" shipn"st Of
grain ann thai the granting 81 The" right
Ia erectclcvstors TO other parties anu -
refusal - grant ~" request Of ttcso
s~m plaiUants was AN unjust ana I'M
~rrasonatle discrimination. ordered .hc
com pany u grant the complainas.s .
sfte for zn elevator,
THIS Orier the company refused sc
obey snd A.orney-t;en"ral ircss up
piled Ia thc Supreme Cour, for . ~sr ~
msndauSSs ~ compel the compasr ~
obey the 0riers ~ the board.
The Supreme Court granted tho crit
N~scr6ay. The decision is Justly 20
1srdcd as ~ I'm ~por,ani ono, a. IL s~sts"s
the question ~ the power and juusdC-
ton Of the Hoard 81 Transportation ever
thS 'cN~ 81 cases. n also settl.< 81.
rights ~ che people 10 erect elevators
~ thc.smpsny's stations and Ia b" o.
corded equal AEippipg facilities VITA all
uthcr~. This sss . test case IN with
to- fste q fully q do,"n other cAs~s 10
ssshpes pe's o! the State ~deJ-ndci-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
rnC MtN DISASTER.
Gasssss Particulars ss she Sstas,s, ~
Ash,s,. ra-Sh- sss,sssss No. W~srss

eirSe~
WitkrsHNnts. -, Nayit@1he work
of attempting - ~sur the ~imrfi~cnct
miner. at Ashley ~ss interrupted bS a
heavy rush ~ sas a. ,hrco o'vl"'k yv'
trrday morning but al s~,cn eclss'k Is
was deemed safe "a rcsauc the VNvr,s
ami a large party ~ rvscvCf entered
the slope and commenced ~ork uY~'n
the cav, beyond where tht~- mea ~or~
found Thursday night They S~'n hr'kr
through and rushed inte she shaml-E
beyond ~bcr,. in thc .-mi.daFka"Ns.
the men stumbled cvcr yiciaine Nslic>
A clos. scArvh revealed ss hlsrkvHcd
ccrpS,s near the vI~uiue none ~ them
r,~~'osnisahlr iusthrr slons at various
placcs ~rrc found thirteen other tsdlwN
all morc ur less baruci but uivstof hem
could not hc r~sospif~d The sight wAs
49, hurrlbl" Mat tNo ~ thrSc ~ itc
r~S Urts iaints~l AWAY
When the ncNs ~ the nnline ~ The
hSsilcs h~-Arr 30 -,si about q ~-nr en-
sus~i arsani the moat ~ the sloiw
which wtii never H. Forgotten ~ those
Who ~wttscs,rl IT, \ .tr,,ps quart -
men held hack the women Sho prvssc,i
tofwarl naily So cnt~t The ulnc
Half AZ hour later 'our men s~pf-sr~i
t-,sring a trty ~, . str,tsbef The
wuuvs tore away is~ sianAvt bui nuly
saw tlarkcnrd and ebSrrs~l remains
o,h~t ts.di-s w-r- brought out a. IA,
a. p,.sihlr and at r.,u all hst 81, ~
tho~ Who ~-r. Ia the mine when the
cave in -,currvsi hsd tsrn found Thee
huzlt.s wrr, cuuv-~cd IN amhulsnccs a.
undertaking r~ems AMI prepared isr
huris' IN. excitement l-r, AIDED every
Jar: ~ the town and ~. streets io the
vicinity ~ the morsu" Nrr- r"mp l"t"lv
hicck-d Nth F~upic .usn, ~ ah"n
camc irom 9TH towns
Al enc O'Clock two morn hsi,cs bod
t.,n brought cut aud ~rsrh Tor ott~s,
was going On Tho h,~iy ~ N,charI
Henry, known - ~ under an ima~. =,
pile ot drhrtS may not hc fuuna ini
several DAYS John Allen the assistant
hr l-,Ss. Who nr-i "a. eaa is 10
groa, agony Ills face and hand
were hUt slightly burned. but he ssd 80
hailed fatal attordamp Asthon'
FROM. and Robert W Rober,, ID. mor
rr-ru,i. arr In q critical cundlt,>sn II
L. believed they wtli also die
1~ncrai Superintendent Phillip In AZ
interview said the wcn is.u thci|
LIVES through the negligence 81 ~
sistsnt Mine Ross Allen WIN iusisi"i -
rrlighting bis lamp IVA tho p-'s"nc" 4"
lsrgc ,"lun-. ~ gas Had be Not d"n'
49, a." m-u nov lead cnuld al have i~'i
,~"u~i aliv. a.. there was a fosi cor
rent ~ air going through tho rhsul'"
~hcr" th. men had taken ~'ue- a'i"
the raw. In had taken plsr"
MANY ~ the bn.ii-s have oo head,
oth-rS are entirely nude ard m"si a.
them are msngl"i and disngdr"d
A. r,gh, o'cl~k last evening 81
operations at the nipos we're slssn
don~d 1h"r" ar" yet sin ss"p in th'
fa,al chamber
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
DuNS RIPORI.
s,sos ~ N.ssi,"o !. shs ''"sk Nsrk., ~.
."o'ss,.x N.u"'ts t'vm Na.s s"bs.
Nusluss. aiIusss


NJ" ,uhs. May - W q Dun \
Go weekly m''"~ ~ trad" -al' The
ST." market has rushed 'h'Sad wHiil u
has absorbed al IA" money swim r's'h
AMI n"~ s"iu" s'Fns ~ ica'u"n spi~af
Win . i'tlc selling h' f"''trn h"id"rs
Substantially 'h" Sah" ~ph"n"rn"nA hA''
been observed IN wheat and "rs ana IN
tn" market 10Y p"rh product. tA"b hss
a. command a limited money
When that supply }. "hs"'f"a ~h"th''
10y accumulation ~ NJ" ss cA'r'a 80 by
advancing prices = reaction 70 Natural
u" '""d'ncf az pri""~ asttss 'h'
tAHi week hAA t"'n "'nSaa "b'A'
declined : cents On .al"s h"~ ri only
N~e'."" 'Nshels. corn Ia "'"s~ on
ssi"s OF A'So"" bnsh"l.' While oats
o." STEADY II" naas begins !" CON
r'op OF wheat -iIl '1gln Va ""tn' mt"
ID" market and ~hi!" -'o"' -h".' 10
CERTAIN Ia !" q IN" NTs~s ff'fn
spring wheat Sis"' i"dirs" sr~A' IN
e'"as" In screAg" s"d g'"'i condition.
IL" reports 'ro" m"~i elites ~" o.
wo.' uniformly "ne"ufasins 'rhils
i'lphis In ID" leather n '".'fss' sh'-
'fsa". 'h'f" sh''} .hb' w" go"
masuf"r'nr" 10 h'"a"f"d by Ap'S"a'"
ss~ ." higher f''0"s- snd .P,h"''s tss"
f"' Immediate Hsnt' 0nIJ Jh'' ."s
Of 'L,.'"n slS" III" pri""' "sil"d ~
- r'Ssn' rann"ls ss"tAons her" hs'"s
Depressing ~'ohH'n'. ~ 'h'@ss" "'y
xts1. sAsSs SfnSs1 ist t'ss ava
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
Ihe PiCkle PLAN.
oaeune Coat,saes Ms Aseumeass- Cvtt.
ctsUs and Ibostss-

WASHINGTON. May H-Mr. MacuaA
representing the Farmers Alliance, son
Gnued his argument before ,he Ways
and Means Committee IN favor 81 the
Pickler bill 10 establish sub.trcasuries
Tor the receipt Of agricultural products
and was questioned by members 81 the
committee respecting thu details and
probable effect .. the bill.
Mr.. Bayne wished \, know II n 81
feet would not be la encourage w
production. Mr.. Macunc replied that
8, would not for just a. soon a. the
farmers calling became more profitable
than others there would ~ an innsx "
mel into that busir,ss which would re-
suit IN a reaction M finally the rvstora-
tion of An equilibrium To his mind no
fixei volume u c%srr"ncy. no MATTER hos
great, would meet the needs u' agrs
culture. IL waited an elastic mcdtuix
The farmer ~ssi his crops in the fall
when prices were lowest and Ncsght hls
supplies h"fuc harvest whcn prices
we're highest Crops were marketed IN
two or three months Of the year and
this marketing annually CEASED = great
stringency 10 money.
Mr.. Flower feared thar 'ho plan
would lead to banking on livestock,
iron, lead and silver o~ They we're
getting A,verg nov In the lat,er dircc.
tiorfat the other end Of The Capitol. In
time the s"oplc would have every thing
'in hock." In the oosrso ~ ten years
the 0ovcrrmcnt would De nursing the
childrcs and the Wopisr working In the
field. 9rc true rcm~ey iGr the farmers
Ills was she manufacturers plan. They
khoul6 regulate reduction. raise only
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
ne Mo-, " ssAsstsi ts,s.s,sA
F' wv -
r. MA

rs . o~u~ usxssA, ~ ssirs
~ iutt., NJ rshrssFs ~ 49, W. 4
O~~a - No Sssst saso..tui tss~s,os ssd
~rnsnafs ter~f IN he tV,as,Fy 90 tlss ,s3esl
ART ans~s fer ne surc - ~~vuse esrents ssA
scfScus 4 1880. rhsY have tsN~i,~s tae
un4ual lfei Embarrassment cf rhy srAans -
high st.nAtns, &c wel IS thsasswAs ~
saAsr~rs vhs have t~~n cas<i ~ thew
The l~alAovtes 'sartseneal T.. lhs,~n,.
Aess'uisp u~-A,tarlss eel Mo ~ftssr -
trvf-..os - TIC tN~'fN sna tfstl,~ -
M~ibtne 90 tho Assefsas~A n~iAsl sNtsx~
81 ~ tssas 'tfHhsSl tssrtnfvf sitAr -
NS.titAl, 1T iHgls fJitrF q ,hr AnstNss
Mei,eai Journal Apttss ., hsustpin
~ Nciscsi.oa ftsssl~uAcs
~ ipyt., NJ, !ase ~ i>a / ,As.
pleasure in ss~tIns that tar~ c,.w u'i
sna ,rs,ed pt pw~u's ti~sFv uals A1ts
i~lt AMI ArtS,sRs~ sGa ~ ~, t.s ,s's -
o. ,hs u.i, ssls 4. =. ihsvs u.sd ~
NV rtAsc- ihtss'rft w~'si aesfce snA
~hsprVrF sl~ tse t~lt. ~ Shields Uaa H. "a
Any t~uesA thi. st4 rsgf~ uNa tskr Ne
riasr ~ sbt ,Ains - The slni ! hstv SeSS
se@u tna&a lttsts VI u
The tslis have a tsSvrsbie svrfvst eel
can H. NnsNlAt,d - snN Do fya T. Ne An4
ttv cutrvntt. vn,lrf Tho yuNtra 90 Ne -
Nsnt Tic telt wti NurF'ststs g~'V ueFNvs,
aDh svhsrai deiuNt. ~iauat~s tafsAss
n~rsrals., rheumatism. se'ess sna 'rAAA'
DISEASES, ir3 ~sestsen. d,siurats 80 .I~AAs
cataTrA, tAs-l iSls - ag. asthms SD 81
fvnaAh~ di.cssr. 1hc-. A~rfltswess iN
dor ~a a. ihr ,sst N sis4 ~ al av~icfs ta
rlcN tftvsl and s~grstoal tnstrusseHts, sA ~
claaiN,si fptn ,hrtn - ttvNs lt tovN btfa
srt taftivs i'its eAtsNie ne rit9 ,h'nta
~Sa'sss ~ besn &c NustrstF-i DN~laf.
t~estiu",tal rr,uAsF., rfiss nst., 80, ~hash
VT $40 'hctn ~sSfy psss.iNls tptotwsiieN
Anotltrl wsWdrFf TAI toschuNp - it owe
10 hs ti~tit,al iasn}~. thrtf Voc ~AN
Curu al d,.e.srs loo a. crh tn~i silss
htii. srv ~ abe = iilie ds-vrsbt f~om thc
t.vuis Ar.i The rtt,vs sskc1 ~ ell tho"
Aristsh,s . st~ v.N Aow IT, uhsnA w
~, go \ h~~des ~ ,Assis. NJ 80
Nfysiesy. \.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
SNsos,s ~ eesAnk

Nv man. pass thfnush ufe eevor saro
ing ~hai n tnsaHs g. tr.l ~'tl Na. usay
cvnftuu. ~ rxIsf utp ptHuh .tsdA lsS da-o
at rec, hetvN.f "a soaNr N ,e-,uf,v.
more DnNfasU ~ lNr n-N a. do 1t.A uNr
fsf thfs - th.N love 1lsy ltu IA t~ spte
ts~tirN aYd pra,fae 60 riyi.ss htur oHs.
A. s.i n u eteu skiei rsrNs, q. srs ,.l
WITH ~ 49, Sgd I~U. HsfsuBshe.s "c@s
pras dYs,stsls ct AHt 80 - e-i . IAs
fvnt W bsno wta Wi yhus suTot. ~h.su
W~sns e fvi- 81 Afp 'tsts oil tAHS Mac
Wlp ioNg a rsroi Va q siai. - sttss al. ~
hcAltu wtusc Nfss w~fv ~ "a. ~ ves-his ~
t,rlf f~ - dsts-a su~l whu frutssi 81
rfii~' ifrm Sc 'Hf. hsN. 1NrtA hess Z
uss q ~ Iuha na'} rAfsat.Ftl.s, ani
touRa health su1 siF.path 'ts tvlH a aufa
g. ths Ntsr $3.50. rti isut.nI tl4s iva
ed ~ ouf dlaEsln Iaat 80 oth"f
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

RsroS I-sc.s. la, Msy he
stats i>sl&stsrs .ssrsr~a here y~s:sr-
dsy Ts. t.s~sra~ message covered
slsser ns- systsr oolvDss y~~factpalJ
dsr0'sd 10 he 10 syyssssilss ~ the
-nsssl Of 10 l,stsrr sasrisy. sns 90
the sefstr.ti0s % T~ssavr Barrie. szg
g,~4.g -~xtsl.sssa "a pr~Vrst . ,~sy.
- saviia' c~nss sss aka. Ia,
award w. oss,sf go Va rssrrs ~
xsss BDf.s he ~tssvs.s~- believes
IN > sysSz %, is,~~. szA fr~y.s ,hs,
tie S~aSTsl s-~sFs-sss.sf sfn rssu4 ~
sags b o .s.,ss sns rys, sxassl
Nstissssi ~r~Ss~e.sss ss.sssg sssirscGss
AgsocssA ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
alley WON.
TAS G~ses Moses cry ssosss W,ss 49,
AsWtw~ky 1besSy.

i~s1svyyas Ny, May ia.-The feat
urss Of sks opening day ~ the spring
ms~uag u tho louisville Jockey cub
~-rr the great crosd. som" very lively
though ss; particularly heavy betting.
and the msl And then the Kentucky
Derby uss rsn in sLe slow~s' tim. on
record. Tke nesr,-, spproAch ~ &, ga.
in lsss ~t~a i~~ons'us gslloJs-i away
From Drsk" Csrser ana the res, IN ::ss
The ih-shy sss the ,hiri rsr" on -"
programme ssd Riley son ~ b~ccag.r he
WAS = long cay ~ hoe horse started
None Of the ostsr I've ouald touch him
on tia, muddy Ssck.
There were Ss starters. a. erlsrt~S
Eilcy. with Govigsn's green and White
cleaning fv~sA and clear. ~ss the srsi
so show "a the track. ~tih Mafphy up
and ~As r-rsised With tremendous
cheering. mean; - much tr the rider
.. TEE hor~e. THIS came Prince Fon.o.
With overtoa up IN orange sn3 blscs.
followed In orte~ by Palissde. With
Br,,son In the Mslts,g-ne stsbie's blEe
hcnps and Whit esv; Btli I<,rbes. WITH
Aliea NJ; Rohesp.~svs. vtad~n ny Y1n-
Gle: And Outlook. ss&i~n by Dr~~sls.
skse. i~,cher AsA Rct~sp.~r~ Ger.
Gysrhd With rounas - spp,As~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

f~S .1~. MAJ if-J~4s. D~1m@s~4
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10 HS.sssa. IN 81 sjs,ss ssiss lest
sigbI Q, cd sSs Jvsr. IreM MO-.
90 80 % w. k~gesa 10 setir. .~g,bs
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IsAs sAss yto~trs sssrzIiy - say
lpA~rst Asm 50 r.s1rs P~r-.iasns syfts,
spses ~is~a Js4r Gt-sN.z 90 ~. .~D
e~~~~ J@gss frs~nssSi s.s stsk,y
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s.ssley. 70 en- iuie'v~- r~sarainS tAs
German eovsnsan 10 A'rca s4ld tsss
be -ss v-srte1 BY Hnsisni'. sp~thyss4
~plisn1y 10 regard 80 the operations 30
ing carried On ~ the ssrnsns ~
knslsna oaaunsea 20 reus,s iasrnvs
tho o.s,aAss sos,5 ~cs's paramount
insS~nrs In A'neA fo.lss sns sasks
givsa BY ktnss@Is
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MEDICINE q tsfsgnsi ~ 81. aIi oss sss~.i. ;
fti-i - Oh UNPLEASANT tnb mltt0u, tresf
u. tkcn recommended ~ " ti.f.a
tram. ipiA Ispin s's-i sssi O. ssults~ oM.ss
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whom we've rvr"t y, Il 81 chiiis sHd fcesS
= s"VrFsi yrafs .tsnh4br ts-rgAt ta
{. tp after fever " s-Ssf.l i.,s dsTsHan
ifus = slnfio dc AID ws. t~st- ~ cDE-i
d. Wow 81 three TrFfsrsatn VHfss. sui 80
m~.tnborius how ng-h rant'5 /. .t~n, ~
gu.pine 80 httis l., - aet-rsissi ai-s,i. sns
nf'sa ~ Injurious, 80 san apy wish th-i
Sh~sirhissror's Antia.ta euuAi .gsa- irta
s"DfTal $50
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r~As uNfns,ans. natr~rhianl In ~hst . ssi fksS ~ w~ee New k~eo
Ard W, HE mrhstans .. .s that cN~e t~fsis ,arsvs May . nee tssNS
vos~ saens ums ~he tstseS la In "S.a"s hes" . v,sss, u~i-i ~ "~~A
IN 10 head 80 @a ~ ta.s~ es tth ~sahi"sd tes IN shove ~sssNN
"erAAsr 80 s- ne, 80 sv us, Any vm~iy o W. DEVISED bat . sstSs
~ kpo~ ,hs, All amsn Snevrs may A~r ,ss,' As.'s .hs' si 'hsesss IN '~s
Nv . unsi, u.s, ~ it sAs-s ,..s,h Hsssi, sl y, tN~.s O.tss~ nsAhsA
Dh~srfy, both q ~hhh are sli y, jtusSsta
tr ass,s C.arth hsts~a, csf.s IN ~uss es~s ~ 's'AvA " Ne N~A ~
mattel II h~ ias .Amhaa ~hus 6s eli isyns-Ai t'@~h.t M~~, s@t ,~s
s6.tions " t1sr., Goh,s~ MeTi ta~osvf, 10 rsu,.y sa~gaAsi u
earssu the sps,t lingering oasras smi hohis "r ID. nnS, si ss.ash ~ ts~
~ho have hva '~Iu-J b, .sauS dnss. ~ s~sssaAs< h. .~a. AZ ~ ~
M eli d.ss.,s g., Which " q. '~~..aspa~t v AA.a w lss si gives . ha
usl o, I've 90 ,J re n ~M 10 shas.i
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W" 81 hsos tho gHotsii"a. b., us@ai
'nisran,s westward !. ihJ 80 npi Assoc
tina, sPon thett sffi,ai tSr, "fh hsts g. -
noantnf 'hst inyisttAa 'as o' ITO psss
man usiaFs Tho sboaAA ,.s. go .sspi,
ssrpAN - ssis''et istoFsS d busts sbs.s
Nj Gals 10 u = s~T,sin s.fssa sd as ssl
even form ~ ussiArtsi dls~ss. ~, "a essJ
t0s''s NNrf -onp,sltt ruusNI-Noa. d. st-t
Ella I'~rsoasssss snl ftauanssusas.
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Crr ~ MsxIco. May S-Ar Astkes-
ifed p~r-oa neat P~resi3~n, BIAS sArs
che, sbose fssorins tho Ahsliton ~ the
duty a p~p-r usd In printing 40.
bringing . strong p~vsssse Ia t~Ar On
the G,os~Snmsnt bat tia, A. ,.ov.rr.
e~c, ok not scceds k = .AsI sr~xy
tsA frorx <@sy. sltso~SA i: sui red %.
sAe ssrS Tho Amersrss- tsn~rsl
ksssu. has AtAin-a e~c~.siaS sor =
Hpss s~Az.farorY. grHauss 'r.~ ssuy
q The Aes nassiAl SOD IN mAssfset-
sw. 10 hsisvv~A that bs sli -
cAlss~S u sau pa0s s,A red scss. ,~ss
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H,svss ,tlss~a oss ~ twelve sSd ~
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ssss,y it.s essdiss Ass sissgs ssfs o.
cure
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'~,ss msh haze . disilss ~, ,Asss s.ss
fSs prsssts sslsf 10 rot ~ TIE, , Gee b.
asssllf ~efss stn viii
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e's, eass ,ns eta sod The. lN.so 100 s.is
sups.~t 's'ss,'si4t,se 1--we, ttiis 'sssl.,s
ttss bo~sis ssj n.Ass soa vel tA-se. ees ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

4 cahsssrs spvNr a-.i,.s w. rssi. :,
aa"~n Tie, TIA s~Dmtsnssiias ss' tsi.st 70
. s'eytst essH WssAiseta. test
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TH, rsaA Wta BE- 49, frud - 80 q. - u.u
atH mako a." . fssiItsnss - he ubts
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Way . m.s $50. hsnf. lo@s~i ,tsFe 10
NAts o. ir go ssllosiea la ibs tuvse
bur.lo ,oUrsef
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