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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-07-10
TIKI LATEST,


LIEUT. GODFREY AfCDONALD of the
Sixth cavalry has been ordered to pro-
coed at once to Fort Bennett, s. D.,
ana organize military company of
Sioux Indians Most of the redskins
were hOstiles in the Indian war last
winter and their leader is the willy
Chief Hump.
SENIOR ROMERO, the minister from
Mexico, denies that Mexico is ripe for
revolt against the present govern
ment
The pope has decided to create in
Mexico three archbishoPs to be called
Linars, OSaca and Durango, and five
bishOprics, Cuernavaca, SaItilIO, Te-
huantepec and chihuahua
DURING the height Of a storm at Chi
cagO the captive balloon at the worlds
Ialr grounds, recently imported from
Paris, was struck by lightning and de-
stroyed. The French aeronauts, God
GARD and Pants, were both severely in
jured.
electrOcuted at Sing Sing. \. Y, on the
9TH They We're SlOcum and Smiler,
Two Wife murderers, and JugirO, a jap
anese, and Wood, a negro, who had
killed men in quarreIs
1HE Robert and Minnie schooner,
Iloeled for violating neutrality laws in
connection with the Itata, has been dis
Cal Officials of the government were
considerably surprised at the decision.
KIT REV. JOSEPH DwENeER. bishop
OF the Fort Wayne diocese of the Cath
Ole church, is very low and has been
gwen up BY the attending physicians
AssIsTASr SECRETARY NETrLETOy
has appointed Taylor Fauncs and Law
renee L Brown, of Philadelphia, special
agents OF the treasury department. to
investigate the cases OF the Keystone
and Spring Garden national banks of
Philadelphia.
RUSSIAN merchants have taken adj
vantage of the scarcity of rye to create
a corner" in that commodity. Cor
nerlng" IS Illegal but can be pursued
with iInpunity by bribing officials The
famine Is so serious that the grashdan
thanks the German chancellor for insti-
tut1ng a prohibitive tariff which stops
the export Of grain from Russia
a DISPATCH from Rome says that the
villagers on the slope OF Mount Vesuvi-
us are abandoning their homes and
vineyards. fearing that one Of the
greatest eruptions in the history Of the
mountain IS impending.
iIIE secretary OF the interior has ap-
pointed as trustees for town site entries
OF lands IN Oklahoma John Foster. W
y robertson and A. C. Smell, all Of
TuthF le1 70 be known as board No g
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THE WORLD AT LARGE
Summary Of the Daily News
WAsHINaTOsE CT.


THE president has approved the rule
and regulations prepared by the civil
service commission which from October
/ next will govern in the appointment
of Indian agency physicians, superin-
kendents, assistant superintendent,
teachers and HnstrOns of the schools
The rules are in nearly all of their inn
portant features substantially the same
as those governing the department ser
vice generally.
THE controversy over the reapPoint-
ment of certain plate printers in the
bureau of engraving and printing has
resulted in an issue between the Knights
of Labor and the Federation of Labor.
Secretary Foster says that the matter
has resolved itself into a controversy
between the organizations and that
there was nothing left for him to do at
present
for Cape May, II. J., and for the next
five or six weeks will transact ali the
public business requiring his attention
at that place. Private Secretary Hal
ford will establish an Office near the
presidents cottage with telegrRPhic
connection with the executive depart
menta
CONFLICTING reports continue to be
received of Mr.. Blaine's health His
friends admit that he is by means In
strong health, but will be when the cool
days of autumn arrive
MAJ. POWELL. of the geological sur
vey, says there is nothing surprising in
the lake forming at SaltOn, Ariz- He
says it is due to the Colorado river
changing its course at the delta in con-
sequence of a sand bar.
EDWIN S. HENRY, of Kansas, has been
promoted from fourth to third assistant
examiner in the patent Office. at 81, 400
salary, and David K Naylor, of Mis-
souri,, has been promoted from model
attendant to cOpyist in the patent Office
at $500 salary.
The war department has received full
confirmation of the report that the
threatened outbreak of Moqui Indians
in Arizons has been averted and the
leaders arrested.
A TELEGRAM has been received by Sur
geon-General Wyman from the United
States quarantine station at Chandelier
island, off the coast of Mississippi, an
nouncing the death there on the night
of June % of Assistant Surgeon J.
Groesveit of yellow fever.
THE statement that Hon. II. h. Smith
a special bank examiner, had gone to
Las Vegas, N. NJ, to take charge of the
First National, was totally unfounded.
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WILLIAM HESRE GLADSTONE, eldest
son of the celebrated English states
man, died on the 18th.
A VAST forest fire was reported rag
ing near Christiansand, Norway, and
1, 600 men, soldiers. 6remen and citt-
zens, were fighting the flames. which
threatened villages and even the sub
urbs OF ChristiRusaud
TIE Russian rye crop viii be bad and
there viii be no surplus for export.
Large German orders have been sent
to the United States and Canada 1t is
reported Russia is also buying supplies
in America
THE exports from Sheffield during
the quarter ended June SO show q de-
crease of $3.50, 600 as compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. The
decrease is said to be due to the Nc
Kiniey law.
TIE pope has decreed an extension of
the marriage tax TO all Catholic states
This decree especially affects Spain and
Portugal, which have hitherto been ez-
empt from the taxes
TIE Vatican authorities have request
ed the paPal nuncios at foreign courts
to invite contributions to compensate
for the speculative losses in the Peters
pence fund
A sERIoUs fall is reported in Russian
securities
able welcome on his arrival in England
He expressed much qualification at his
reception
The Russian government has con-
scented to take part in the worlds fair
at Chicago. Baron Strouve will pre-
side over the exhibit
The crops of Persia are deficient, the
southern provinces being devastated by.
lOcusts-
The entire barbed wire interests of
the country are reported to have been
merged into a trust to be known as the
Columbia Patent Co.
THE steamers KinIoch and DunhOlme
were in collision in the British channel.
The DunhOlme was sunk, Seven men
were thought to have been lost
QUEEN VICTORIA's granddaughter
Princess Victoria LOrise OF SchleswiR-
Holstein, WIS married on the 9Th to
Prince Aribet, of Germany. The we'd
ding was attended by Emperor William
in addition to the queen and other roy al
persons.
A PLEBIsCIrE taken in Switzerland
favors a new law introducing the ultra
democratic principle of popular initia-
tive in legislation. The law empO Hers
a body of so. 900 citizens to submit the
text of bills to the chambers and to
compel the chambers to discuss such
bills.
THE British war ship Cordelia, Capt.
Harry Z. Greenfield, reports at Sydney,
n. S. w, that while PrRcticing with one
OF the Cordelia's six inch breech-lOading
guns the gun exploded, killing Lieut..
William b Hillyer, Lieut. Gordon and
four seamen and injuring four midship-
men and ten seamen.
SEVERAL fights occurred in Carlow
between Parnellites and anti-Parnell-
ties Sticks and stones were freely
used and several persona were injured.
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THE EASE.

THE worlzmen in the Delaware rolling
mill at Phillips burg, n. J., have struck
for the adoption of the amalgamated
scale.
supreme court, granted an injunction
restraining the payment OF a dividend
on the stock OF the sugar refining com
pany. When this announcement was
made on Wall street it created quite a
little Juror in the market Sugar stock,
which had sold as high as 49, dropped
TO 81.
Gov. PArrIsoN has been elected pres
ident of the Pennsylvania worlds fair
commission.
A FIRE is again raging in the Reading
Co.'S cOlliery at Ashland, Pa. 1t was
first discovered at noon and the men
and mules were hOisted to the surface
Five hundred men are affected,
THREE men were fatally scalded by
the collapse of a bridge with an engine
and construction car near Newcastle,
Pa
SEVEN hundred and eighty men
walked out of the Allegheny steel
mills of Carnegie Bros & Co. at Du-
quesne, Pa There was no question Of
wages, the men simply demanding that
the Amalgamated association be recog-
nized The firm refused to sign the
scale and stated that the mill always
was and always would be- run indie
pendent Of any organization
REV. e Ross, who was only recently
ordained as a Congregational minister
in East Jaffrey, was drowned in Long
pond, PeterbOro. II. h, by the capsiz-
ing of yacht kIr. Ross attempted to
swim to the shore for help and was
drowned.
TIE rate committee OF the trunk line
association has fixed passenger rates
from New York to the Missouri river at
$50 first class and $40 second class
These rates are reduction of 81. IS and
successfully meet the cut made by the
Chicago & Alton road
TIE Priestley carpet mill at Philadel-
p'hia has been destroyed by ire.
SOLOMON & FRANK, wholesale tobac-
co dealers at No. IS Maiden lane, New
York, have assigned to Louis &. Rss-
cOner, without preferences
FLINT s. Co, OF New York, have re-
ceived 3 cable from their Rio Janeiro
house stating that = cabinet has been
organized with Lucenn as minister of
the treasury. He was minister of agri-
culture under the former administra-
ton
W. K. VANDERnLT's yacht Alva res
cued the crew of the schooner Wake.
which was discovered of Brenton reef,
R L, in sinking condition Shortly
after the men were taken OF the
schooner disappeared
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TIE VEST

THE WEST.
CAPT. IRA Il. OWEN, one of the most
prominent OF the vessel owners on the
great lakes, died in Chicago recently
Ar a meeting of the coal miners IN
the Collins, Ill, district it was decided
that the men should refuse to sign the
yearly contract with the Consolidated
Coal Co which would result in an eva
sion Of the weekly payment law en-
acted by the legislature.
TIE jury at Sturgis, s D.. In the case
of the three white men charged with
the murder of Few Tails brought In a
verdict of not guilty.
WoRK on the mines and mining
building of the ChicagO's worlds fair
has commenced A national youths
worlds fair association, with patriotic
aims, has been organized
ANDREW ROVE, q wealthy minsr Of
Idaho, is held IN Wasecs, Mimi. VIC
lentIy insane He had been stricken
on the train
Four deaths from sunstFoiEs occurred
at Stockton. Cal, in one day recently
THE cornerstone OF the Scarritt Bible
and training school was laid at Kansas
City, No, on the 2d-
IN the district court at Denver, Col,
Cecil Dean was given a verdict Of $780,
600 damages against s. w French Tor
the alienation of the affections OF
Deans wife. The reasons for the large
amount of damages given are that Dean
had decided all his property to his wife,
believing her to be true to him, and
that French profted thereby
THE Centenary NJ. z church and four
handsome residences. San Francisco,
have been destroyed by fire Loss
800. 900.
The Park theater, St Paul MINI,
has been destroyed by fire.
THE Gillian vessel Itata has been
safely brought back to San Diego, Cal
ABOUT twenty persons were killed
and as many injured by the rear-end
collision near Ravenna. o. Most of the
victims were glassworlzers from Find
Two of James Curran's children died
at Birch Coolie, MINI. and another is
not expected 70 live. They ate some
poisonous roots which they found on
the prairie.
THERE were two fatal balloon ascen-
sions in Ohio on the 18th. At New Lis
killed and at EIvia Nile Zoetta Bent
ley met her death. Both were from
Cleveland.
THE chiefs of the Minnesota ChiPpe-
wa Indians are in private council at
White Earth preparing letter setting
forth their grievances They claim
that they were swindled out of I, 600, 600
acres OF land in the Leaf river country.
SIX hundred coal miners about Peoria,
Ill, have struck. The companies are
well stocked and will stand out for
months if need be.
COMMISSIONERS DARBY has returned to
Grand Forks, n. D.. from the grasshoP-
per district, which he states is increas-
ing in area The hOppers are begin
ing to hatch on the low lying lands
and are coming out rapidly.
THE Cherokee claim of title to the
strip has been denied by Judge Seay at
Kingfsher. Ok.
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. August.
Flower

Mr.. Lorenzo F. Sleeper is very
well known to the citizens OF Apple
ton, Ne, and neighbOrhOOd. He
says: % Eight years ago 1 was taken
60 sick, and suffered as no one but a
60 dySpeptic can. then began tax
Z" ing August Flower. At that time
4" I was a great sufferer. Every
90 thing ate distressed me so that I
" had to throw it up. Then in a
d" few moments that hOrrid distress
" would come on and I would have
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d peared, and since that time I
sc have never had the first sign of it.
'' I can eat anything without the
'' least fear of distress. I wish all
&c that are afflicted with that terrible
" disease or the troubles caused by
&c it would Try August Flower, as Z
d" am satisfied there IS no medicine
4" equal to it. - q
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WEE don't you try Carriers Little Liver
Pills9 They are 3 positive cure for sick
hesdache, and ali the ills produced by dis
ordered liver. Only one pin dose.
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No. ETHKL- YOU are mist aizeA- me phrase
"a literary sreas, - has no reference TO the
sosttng up OF l50OZo by the printoz--IEdtaz-
aucfia Journal.
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NEARLY every little child needs DR.. BuE's.
" Orm DestFoy6rs occasionally. These
dainty candies never fail 20 do good.
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TEE CRANK Is the only man who Is al
ways what he IS ''CrGoEed up 70 be"-
Columbus PoeE-
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BCDGLET says the most dlhicuIt part Of g.
drinEi song Is the refrain. ''-{3inghans-
ton Republican
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The high position attained and the unT.
Tersg4 acceptance and approval OF the pleas
ant liquid fruit remedy syrup OF Figs, as
the most excellent laxative known, Illus
trate the value OF the qualities on which its
success is based and are abundantly grati-
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~ WON a FORTUNE
Ills HlShness and His Big Prize. tAs
$4,000 Futurity Stakes

His HlShness and His big Prize. the
$4,000 Futurity Stakes
70. many day His Highness win Be re-
memhsred by turtles as the winner OF the
richest prize ever competed for on the
American turf He met twenty-one horses
of exceptional merit for the S75.ooO Futuri-
" stakes at Sheepshead Bay recently. and
despite the facts that be carried I'D pounds
and gave from 20 . pounds 20 his op-
ponents, he won the grand prize by good
length amid the plaudies OF 5000 people.
The Futurity Is a sweepstakes for 2-year-
olds, distance three-Quarters OF mile;
gross value, 81. 600. and worth 5000 70
the winner His HighneSs' time was
I:I5 Is, and he was piloted 20 victory BY
Jimmy Mclaughlin
His Highness is a bay colt Of princely
proportions. He Is owned by David Gid
con, whose Merry Monarch finished nfth-
A strange feature Of the race was the fact
that one year ago. when his great horses
Potomac and Washer passed under the
wire first and second, respectively, in the
Futurity, the late August Belmont turned
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Wy AKTED-CoMPETENT sTESOGRAPHERs
w and book-keepers who desire positions. 20
spply ct the National AccOuBtsnt's and ctenosraph-
,Is bureau Once for the states OF Kansas. Colo
IIdo Nebraska. Missouri and Texas, at lie eguth-
western Business College Wichita. Kan. &u
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REP REsENTATIvE SALES
The following the representative sales OF hog
SHEEP
Bfttl mention.
10 fnlar Nrnrn 81 %

Tops in hogs today were 400.
The late trains brought in big lot of
Texas cattle.
Whitaker took 955 hogs today and east
ern and order buyers took the rest. Moth
ing was held over.
A. Barnes. a well-knOwn cattle shipper
of Riverdale, was a visitor today.
Among the shippers who had stuff on
the market today were:
J. b. Kell of Clearwater, hogs.
c. ) Pollard of Sedgwick, cattle and
hogs.
Gilchrist Bros. of Valley Center, hogs.
j. E. Bake, Mt. Hope, cattle and hogs.
Il. L. Hargrove, Argonia, cattle and
hogs.
=. J. Quigley, Harper, hogs.
Ratcliff & Cannon. Harper. hogs.
j. A. Mum, Mayfield, hogs.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nv Telegraph,

KANSAS CITY. No, Oct. l5.-CATTL F-Receipts
h5qE shinmeuts 70S0. Market duh hut steldy.
Steers IS 2ls5 -. cows al go ~, stockers and
feeders > c-a3 ~. HOGS-RoCeipts $3.50. ship
meuts $3.50. Market steady. Bulk - -58l -,
all rades - &5a4 b. SHtiP-ReCeipts 10. ship
mems 800. Market duh. steady.
ST Louis Mo. Oct. l5.-t Fr-Receipt 4f0l
shipments go. Market tower. Natives - .0i5 ~
Texans and Indians = - 10, HnGN-Receipts
sac shipments 17UL Market closed lower. Heavy
- Sla4 - mixed IS tUds ~. light a lOal -
SHEEp-lteCepfS a0u shipments Market
strong at - 4Ga4 ..
CHICAGO His. Oct SEATTLE Receipts 1900
kbipments Natives lower others steady. Natives
81 Uu,tu l5 Texans y lHta To, rangers 81 25Gl 81
Etockers - 2.raS 90 butchers COWS - 25aS Ul
HO6S- Receipts N,0n shipments l2.NO steady
Common "a Ubc4 % m xed a. t04 A. butchers 81 %
al o. iight a l5Gt -. EEP-ReccIpis $40, ship
m, utS 4,pN Natives lower. others steady. Native
ewes 5 sal 81 WeShers and yUarings s. OOG5 10,
westerns al 01a4 %. .amhs - 15@5 80.
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HIS HIeHNESS.

proudly 70 John A. Morris and predicted
that in 1891 the Belmont maroon and red
would again carry Off first hOnors- Death
drove the maroon and red from the turf.
but despite that fact n Belmont bred colt
was first under the wire in 1891 as the Ia
nous old turtle predicted His HighneSs
Is by Ill Used Princess.
Another novel thing about the race Was
the running OF Ed Corrigan's bay colt
Huron after the Coney Island Jockey club
had refused 20 allow him 20 start, claim
ing that his owner had not complied with
the conditions governing tho race Huron
was second under the wire, but second
money was given 20 the third horse. York
vile Belle. Mr.. COrrigAn has appealed "a
the rourfg
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DR LIE DUC'3 PERIODICAL PILLS The
IL great French remedy. act directly On the fuer-
struai system and positively cure Suppression q 10
menses- Warranted to p roIoote ut.usrruation
These pills should not be taken duFiag ptes.uancv
Ger. la -. Genuiue supplied b Caas. Lawreaca
To- last Douglas. wichita. k8n- oy wholesale aad
retail III Tyr
H the subject OF advertising vii DO Vel -
obtain copy Of Book for Advertisers - rs1-es
price 81 Nailed. postage psi ID on re<ciQt % pfitc-
Contains careful. COM llstipn from de AInerst
Newspaper Directory 81 all ,he 6cSt rapers nnl
class journals ~ TIE cirCu ator rafiuz aferr1r
oue.alld gnnsi deal q ntorusItCu ahuus rates lrL
other llattegs pertaining 20 Tie business Of svcr-
Using address houcst's Advertising tfure4-- !
spruce sLsTsei. New York. GlSw iVe
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FOE TRADE
STRAYED.

ITOR 1RADE-HoitsE AND LIGHT WA0Oes,
II or clear lot IN Denver, Colo, for piano. Adj
dFess J. L. .. els >. Market st.. cry. as 81
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" schita Produce Marke,

WICHITA. Oct. Is
FIoUR-Hishest patent g Co. second patent s. 30
extra fancy g p
BUTVEft-FirSt creamery &c, second creamery
Is dairy l5C. nc dairy tx. common dairy lie.
lGGS-lSlsc PEI dozen.
POUITkN-kooSters Il 0d2 o. per dozen or &c
let pound. hens - Ulst2 per dozen &C per
ponnd spring chickens 81 75t2 80 per dozen siac
per soJnd. turkeys 1aSc per pound. ducks &C per
0uuud Young Geese ~ per pound
POEAl OfS-G hoice t5c pei buShel.
<'OAI.-AnthiaClUs 81 %. canon City 50 % Weir
CITY - 50 rrontenac - 81. PlttsIurg ~ 50 Illinois
Z. ID AlCA lister g go
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something New-Throush Cars Between St

The traffic between above cities has
so increased that tile Great Rock Island
route has instituted new order OF things,
and has put on their trains. a through car
between these points. The cars run on
this service are Pullman combination
chair car and sleeper, and are The emb0di-
ment CT comfort. The price charged for
this especial service Is but little compared
with the accommodation given.
See that your tickets read via The Albert
Lea route &C.. 4. J. & p; 3. c. K * y.
and NJ & II l. Ry's). Maps and time
tables Gent on application
JOHN SEBASTIAN.
Genfl Tiki q Pass. Ag'.
{. ST. JOHN. GenH Manager.
General offices: Chicago. SS-tt
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,sss civ s. louis and an points,

For Kansas City. st. Louis and all points
east take The Missouri Pacific railway
The shortest line 10 II. Louis by Is miles
No change OF cars Of any Kind between
Wichita and S. LOUIS Only hlty hour
between Wichita and New York City via
he Missouri Pacific railway. Csty tlcke;
fiice 10 North Main street. lQi =
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Miscellaneous.
AGENTS WANTED.

GTSTS Wasted At OSCE FoR A QUICK
N kellirg took- Also Bibes- Big Pay. credit
given DfstsBcs Do H5Tance a. frsigbts arc lad
ADDRESS X 4 Wood ARD 4 Co.. Baltimore Nd
clzs 80
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Dirsct 3 a s-yezr-ol1 Califoraia F'silioa.
b. Dirsctor-E oaora rs 2igf nils Na
TIE fastest ever dous ca tie " sshinKfoa
Park track Dlrecf f. q converted tfgttss.
Before Us vas changed - a si3s E1ssisf.
ard iast yezs, e. @acrznratq. b tTot~
I'll q nile 81 2isL = Is be-srsd -
ea7 pacs ea1e- 20. azt - - BOXED gpoa
a. ssc5E1 ouly - tss gfeas Hsl Poster -
a rzciux racsr.
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Nich,ta Gram Market.

Following are the closing quotations.
GEAIN-Iar lots on track
MH-.AI-GlHSk.
COIN-New 2,tsJJc.
OATS-23a25C-
RAE-No OF better 50a55c
HAN-Baled = u1t5 tn pes ton loose. ~ 5lai m.
GROUND COi,N-Clop n car lutS el per 100
rounds. cora oats Il 10 per ltO pounds. bran
eoC ked 0}C per 40 pounds.
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TIE fano1s EagI.sa pagsle.sa- ST. p
ward Czzia. sas1 gate To,.lx hsaa. s-ss
olaasd 10 Temporary ensTFa - = sssfasai-
asd fan o - ws-xb. q ais ziecr1sis. 80
rssponssriilfT. 80 c1-ars-sli-es rf-s -1a-ssr
snd iae-~r. WEer r. aas ls4Fiaz CO. 81
- falgs - a1d feilsHed ha Il
greatly ara-rfs fse 80 sE1asfT ga fsl -
~ ar 81 ts sgerea bss ~
sltssit 20 hef ssa 81 again. fog aflTr yfu ed
In shs rsso.l Sc saksd re = yga ueTs -
sinAerraE4f "a rFsnzuE
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PItoh.r Al OnmBerG

Here is likeness Of one Of the famous
pitchers Of the Chicago baseball club, Al
Gumbert. He is one OF the shining lights
Of Captain Anson's aggregation Of colts,
and his cleyerness IA getting = pulling
twist upon the horsehids sphere has ma
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When down at the beach be cut swell
Among the naidens- and al went vel.
Il was quite delightful 20 90 Il there.
But he's back 20 work i the barber gay.
Aad lie finds that II Ia : q Joke today
To CIT = swell II the hzTAsr's chair.
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