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Faithful 10 His Trust
John T. Wilson Will Not Lenve
Brotherhood of r eil~oy Iraclsm0 on

the interests of the striking mainte-
nance -of-way men his fairness. hon
estv, and iudomitable pluck and per
ment OF the railroad company that an
outright offer OF the handsome bonus
and permanent position was made to
him.
But the ambition of Mir. Wilson is t.
elevate the brotherhood of Railway
Trackmen of America to such a posi-
ton of influence that it can command
the resi- ect the laboring men deserve,
and he Spurned the offer and returned
to his desk in the Benoist building.
81. Louis, to preside over the deStinies
Of the organization he founded fifteen
wears ago at Taliadega Ala.
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Gave Good Advice
III Mems Should Safely

some Christian church. ] am an old
sailor and have been mp and down in
the world, and it is my rule. as soon
as ! get into port, to fasten my ship
fore and aft 10 the wharf. although
it may cost a htJle wharfage rather
than have her out in the stream float
ing hither and thither in the tide"
The young man saw the point. Il
was his dutyto be safely moored with
out unnecessary delay. 1t Is usually
an uufavoraoIe indication when u con
vert hesitates TO unite with the
church. Brave and true soldiers wear
the uniform Of their country.
Doubt and distraction are on earth
the brightness of truth in heaven
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Council to Meet
American Federation OF Labor
Plans to increase MernDership

The executive council of the Amer
ican Federation OF Labor is TO mold
a meeting il San Francisco soon, ac-
cordipG-- to. present arrangements.
Whil4 the american labor union is
preparing, Ia invade the East TO gain
recruits. the American Federation OF
Labor is making inroais into the
West, the stronghold OF the rival
body. and lis meeting with success.
The hSisfmafers Of Boise City, Ida
no have left the Western Federation
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Dearth of Students

Rev. J. NJ. Buckley. in speaking OF
the dearth of students for the minis,
try, gives his opinion regarding the
causes in these words: The problem
Of why young men are not pressing
into the ministry is, in our opinion.
to be attributed to a general change
in the moral and intellectual at
mosphere of the country: a decline in
religious fervor and in public respect
for the ministry as vocation; the
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Faiths lie q ding
This We Soy Unto You. The the
Believing Man Shall Despair Not q

Gods ways are full of goodness
wherever we look. Faith looks up and
sees Gods goodness above us; hope
looks ahead and sees Gods goodness
in the ways before us. 1t is as when
an astronomer makes an observation
on a star with an equatorial telescope:
he starts out looking directly up into
the zenith of the sky. but as the night
moves on, and the star with it, and the
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QUEEN 4 CRESCENT
- r Q u I E. -

The Fest Line to New York Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Washington. Gin
einnat!, Chattanooga Birmingham and
ell points in the East.
Through Sleeper New Orleans to
New York via Chattanooga. Bristol,
Lynchburg, Washington and Penusyl-
vania Railroad.
Pullman Sleeper, New Orleans to
Cincinnati.
Dining Car Service on both New
York and Cincinnati Lines serving all
meals.
Coolest Cleanest.
Full detailed informal! VI furnished
on application.
Geo. H. Smith.
G. p. A.
r. y. Anderson.
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before descent becomes a peril A
drunkard's dread fate is keeping ex-
pectant tryst for each such hallucinat-
ed one looking on the wine when 1t
is red. Total abstinence is the only
refuge for him who feels the slight
est impulsions toward that fatal ledge.
George l.. Snively. St Louis.
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telescope ever following the sJar, he
finds himself looking straight ahead
towards the distant horizon. So
faith and hope are two visions of the
same ightness,--one above us, and
one before us. If we dwell with faith
we shall find ourselves living in hope
This We say unto you, therefore, that
the believing man shall despair not
at all.
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oh. long and dark the stairs trod.
With stumbling feet to find my God,
Gaining n foOthod bit by bit.
Then slipping back and losing it
Never progressing, striving STILL
With Weakening grasp and faintlnG WILL
BleedinG to climb to God. while he
Serenely smiled, unnottng me.
Then came a certain time when L
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Malaria Not Always Present.

Dr. Patrick Manson, the malaria ex-
pert, points out in London periodical
that malaria is far too frequently as
sumed to be present in patients when
no such taint exists.
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What snail | wish thee for The coming
days"
Wealth: honor? fame?
Tho Tribute, dear to most, OF well earned
praise.
\ lauded name
An these are tteetng treasures, anu
their worth
Must. perish with the perishahle earth
From whence they came.
What shall ! wish thee for the coming
year?
spirit strong;
A faithful heart; a conscience iisit ana
From sense of wrong.
A hone that scars beyond the houhoS Oh
Time:
THAT finds its fruitage in purer cline
The ages long.
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What shall ] wish thee for the coming
year?
From toll surcease? -->>.
A hlias unmingled? From all care and
fear
A sweet reeaSc?--
No ratn on earth is but with flowers
StroWn:
No human heart, secure upon its throne.
Holds perfect peace.
What shall I wish thee for the coming
DAYS?
Friends loyal and true.
Who ne'cr will fail thee in the devious
ways
Thou travest through
On these may not count, Tor II may
be,
With the tomorrow sun that sets on
thee.
These vanish. too.
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NJ. Buckley Gives His
Opinion Resordins the Causes

lack of concentrated power in those
meetings of the clurch which develop
tsrvor, intensity conviction and ele
vate TO the very poin, of sublimity the
privilege of devoting ones life SpeCit
cally to calling men to repentance
and guiding and comforting and warn
ing Christians
Times flies like an arrow; days
and months like d weaver'S shuttle.
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and received a charter from the Inter
national Brick, Tile and Terra Gotta
Workers alliance.
The Brotherhood of Painters, Dec
orators and Paperhangers of America
issued eighty-three charters for the
quarter ending March 81. 1902. max
ing the total number of locals under
It's banner 621
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FAILUR

Loosened my hold and fell thereby.
Down to the lowest step my fall,
AS if | had not climbed at all.
And while | lay despairing there
| heard a football on the stair,
In the same path where I, dismayed,
Faltered and fell and lay afraid.
And 10, when hope had ceased to he
MY God came down the stairs 70 me.
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Warmers Hip Pads and Bustles, all sizes
ssc lines We are offering for the
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Kaysers Vega Silk Vests, in blue. pink
and cream, silk lace finish; our 6se line.
On sale entire week at A9e
tdCn '''sss'ss .'s's--. s-~---i n hm v"
Kayser's Vega Silk Ribbed Summer Vests.
in white only, silk erocheted and tapeds
pr' Il for ', the week at. ......-...63C
Kaysers Silk Vests, fine lace applique
trimmed, cream, pink and sky;sour goo
grade. Priced for weeks CO.
seillng at. ..,',.........-.- ~..~~~
Kayser's Shield Shaped Vega silk Vests,
as illustrated in cut silk orocheted and
tapped regular price Csc. E0A
Kayser's Pure silk Jersey Bodies, cream
only, very handsome and deliberately
trimmed in applique and lace; Our I.so
Vests On Sale al week at 4 20
each ,,.....,...,....... ~
SKIRT FORMS.
Pads and Bustles, all Sizes the regular
are offering for the 93a
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Wash Goods

r A,yN,c printed Lawns large lot on sale IL
Al IS tb week at 10 yards for :: ~. ~
IAWNsNso pieces Printed Lawns all %h.f s'0unss "
,aat natterns On sale ali OF the week a. KS
10 yaIgS iol .s Ratiste linen finish, 81 inches y
% 10 rade On sale all week az, yard h-
MAJ M%DRRsGIeno Stripe Madras Cloth 81 'n'n.s ",
Ha NJ ansIty. On sale all Of the 125
week at sod colorines very desirable patterns
Madras a CaI'n shirts gp"u Specially good e
SSiTe: IN s-cbambrsy skirtingsi make =
wash skirts; regular IL i-2e suS"S' III
On sale at, yafo'''''''
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Bows Furnishings

White Isle Thread Shirts and
Drawers sizes 80 to "a specially good NgtN
undergarments at, garment '....'''''''' SS
Bows Brown Babriggan Shirts and Drawers long 3, or
knickerbocker drawers RAA
sHIRTs-Boys' Puritan Shirts made of good quality
Madras ages 4 to II; our soc line RGn
On sale for the week at each W 70 70
Boys Puritan Shirts, aundered made OF MSa''S S9SG
cloth; our 7sc line On sale at each
RE-, white Iaundered Waists Mothers Friend make,
aces AGES 4 ~, !, and "a only; 100 goods zoe
To close at the low price of, each
MEMS White Cambria Colored Border Handker0h,efs'
large size For the weeks speciai &C
Mon's White Hemsttched Cambria Handker- Ee
chiefs narrow hem Ioc goods On sale at each ~
Mems All Linen Fine Court Hemsnteheu .n Laa" &C
dd o Wilson Bros Fancy Isle Underwear former
" rs and so garment aar,e,t (s1G
Priced for the weeks special selling at d garment
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Nounter sale OF Soc, 7Sc and
trimmed Shapes.
AT low price of, each.
READY TO WEAR n
Ladies Ready to Wear H
grades most popular styles o
son. Priced TO close,
AZ, eacn' ..ss,,.-.....
All 7so Ready to Wear H
seasons closing price is,
each, Observation-Disclosures.
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Mems Fine Serge Coats and Vests in
blue and black; our $50 lines. q EN-
Priced for the weeks selling at. 0sS9
Mems Blue All Wool Serge, Round Cor
nered Sack Coats our 5 90 grade Priced
for the weeks selling q EN-
at. JS
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Straw Hats-Continued.

Straw Hats-Continued.
BOYS BOYS A Ap sG Stray. xss selma sGsd: each 1sc
BOYS MIXED ss, yacht ra aaP s. ss zoe grade 5e
Bows Panama Shape Crash Hats our popular 3scs n
lines Priced for the weeks selling at each = ~ ID
Bows White Jumbo Braid fancy band yacht shape "a pr
zoe hats on sale for the week at, each ~ an "
sA11OR -cbIdren's Sailors, mixed and white straws
fancy bands. Sc values. t9G
cbildrens White Jumbo Braid Sailors, sinch brm white
band and steamers; = sailors. 4Sc
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h Fine Sicilian and Blue
kgo Serge Coats and Vests
|Is.oo lines. Specially
kA at coat and vest.
ks Blue and Black Serge
M; our $50 and 500 lines.
I'D Tor the weeks selling at
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LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR

SKIRTS-Vencan Cloth in plain or with stripe, colors
cadet and gray trimmed with three satin bands;
regularly sold At 90. . GO
On sale all OF the week at each .....,...... EmsgO
Walking Skirts in Oxfords only circular aounce, trimmed
with cord darts q % skirts = 90
On sale for the week each ..,........., W ss W
Blue Gray and Black Brilantne Skirts made with cir
cuar founce headed with two seifolds ppcd with
3 oa al. our entire re 90 %.: &''' s each ESQ
Black and Blue Brilliantine Skirts, circular founee
trimmed with tafeta bands 8. so skirts. e RE
On sale at, each Qs@S
All o 90 Cream Serge Skirts sale during y eSG
entire week at, only. Observation-Disclosures skz ~
Our entire line of u so Cream Serge Skirts, q ER
on sale all OF the week observation-disclosures, Sa$S
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Our 90 Magnolia Queen oxfords and Sandals IN hss
and spring heel; every pair sold under HX
guarantee; at pair. .....'.'''''''
Sandals French Heels, patent leather vamps.
neat dressy slippers; 200 line hS
- D. Vic; Queen Strap Sandals French heels,
turn soles very dres:y footwear 2.65
Our 80 line On sale at pair '.',' - $500
Heel sandals line of 800 slippers 1.25
We are offering at. pair ......'.'....'..'' @
aides Strap Patent Leather French Heel Sandals
Drew-Seby make; $50 slippers E.6u
To close at, pair. 49,
Ladies' Colonial Slippers made Of very fine grade French
kid French heels, large buckles our $50 - TX
ades Ideal Patent Kid Colorias fancy buckle French
heel plan toe neat slipper, very dressy; regu- = or
larry sold at q %. On sale at par -
big lot of odds and ends IN pfe~-'e'y @@
broken lines Of 2 90 and $50 goods hn
We place the lot sale at par
aides. xs,rap French Kid Roman Sandals nigh art
shos naking elegantly finished goods regularly Qk
sold at !. ss On sale at Pair....'.'''''''''.
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
IHls LABEL ON Garments
su,I,nt.ss Superiority and Reliability.

ck comfortable clothing;
garments
cuffs usual grade; selling here
Special selling
Memo and Young Mems Flannel Outing
paternsfn tailored, faulless respects.
for
C. or
OF
hmd
2hpr old regra
weeks Special selling suit 0HSgJ
Ztnr aitw othal of 500. @M
w specially priced go
y vhc reasonably priced
" -. Z
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Com on line of 9Th st soft from e line of
Emmerson ave e 26S $500 # 40 II w 26S and
S5-l0O #. Ii 30
line of Johnsons add thence west ITO It 19s
II Z ITO IT n 19S # Is 80
Com 30 It W from line of Johnson's add
on n line ofS5 acre tract thence west POS #
1s2 51-10O # 205 # n 172 SLIGO # o.
Com at point where line of 4th ST inter-
sects an alley in rear of blk 81 thence W $50 #
for place of beginning thence 100 IT W eco
IT n 100 eco % 20
Com at a point 17cO fit W of the w line of al
Icy la rear of blk u where the line of 4th st
produced intersects the said west line of said
alley thence W 2U5 1I-10O # s 212 $500 TT 305
11-100 It n 2l2 $500 tt to beginning place o.
Com on ne cor of blk IS in Niles add thence
n 20 # W 1874 IT 20 It 1854 # TO place of be-
ginning. a
Com at q point where the 8 line of 4th st in
tersects the alley In the rear of blk y thence
W on line of 9Th ST 9o5 53-100 # for place of
beginning thence thence W 147 4100 2l2 77-lu0
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
First publication August Is, 1902

TO ALL WHOM II May CONCERN
L Notice is hereby given. that in pursue
ance of an order issued out of the Probate
Court OF Edwards county. Kansas, author
izing and empowering the undersigned to
sell the following described real estate. be-
longing to the estate or William NJ. White,
deceased. for the payment OF debts due from
said estate. will, at , o'clock p. m. on the
10th day of September A. ID. 1862. ut the front
door of the Court House in the City of Kins-
ley in Edwards County. Kansas, offer at
public sale the following real estate, to-wit:
the southwest quarter or Section Twenty
I'VE t2ol IN Township Twerty-six t;a6l, south of
Range Nineteen Q9J, west f the 9th p. NJ in
county and state aforesaid. said sale 10 be
made 10 the highest bidder preserving the
right to reject any all bids.) for cash in
hand
Dated this 18th day of August. a. D. 1862
E. ID. TAYLOR,
20 administrator.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND,
First published Angus, 8. 100:

First published Angus, 8. 1902.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice that he will, on the 3Oth day OF
August, 1902. make an application to the Pro-
bate Court of Edwards County, Kansas. to
purchase the following described school
land situated in the organized county of Ed
wards, Kansas. viz: the southeast quarter
OF Section %, Towns hip % s, Range 20 W.
He names the following persons to prove
his settlement, continuous residence, and
improvements. viz: j. c. Gibson. residence,
Brown township Edwards county. Kansas
and d. ID. Miller, residence Brown township,
Edwards county, Kansas.
Done at kinsley. County OF Edwards. KAN
Sas. this 2nd day of August. 1902.
j. b. RGADINE.
SD Petitioner.
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Az CD. ADJ

com at sc cor of iOt thence :s2ft n
-. .-...---.-... 165ft e aft 165ft 9
com ut sw cor of lat thence lSfr n
.l65ft " 1Sft 165ft
com isfr OF sw cor of lot b thence Q lift
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and best bidder. for cash ia hand. all the fol.
lowing described real eetate, to wit:
The southeast quarter of Section kleveu
III, Township 1wenty-six is6l. of Range
Eighteen ISL West lying and situate I'm the
County OF Edwards in the State of Kansas,
the tenant upon said premises to- have the
right of possession thereof until the hrst day
OF March. 1908.
The above described premises will be sold
with apprsisemeut, having been appraised in
the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty-Seven Dol
lars and Fifty Cents 1876 sol.
f. 8. AVERY,
Sheriff OF Edwards County. Kansas,
GREGG & GREGG.
Attorneys for Pisintins. s-2
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Delinquent Tax List.
STATS or KANSAS. Epw .KDs COUNTY

Office Of tpunty Treasurer:
NatIcc In hereby given rh~t will sell at
public auction at INV Office la Kinsey. begin
ming -eptember . l.sI,, at the hour Df n. m :.
The Inn aud lots descrit,,.d be.Ow as much
thereof nay be ne,c>snry to pay tax rnd
CjiHrg.-s thereon for H. year OF 1901. The
sale u i'll continue from iny to day until s,Ich
par al OF land or town lots much there
Or ~ may be necessary to pay taxes and
charges thereon including advertising aud
selling. shall bc sold. II. p. kRTKIsON
County Treasurer.
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ShERIEE,S SALE.

First published July %. 19O2.
In the District Court of Marshall County,
State of Kansas.
Susan Tays. Waller
Maupin, ana Clara
Jones,
Plaintiffs,
VS..
w F. Robinson. ad-
ministrator >of the
estate OF Joseph
Campbell. deceased.
Floyd Williams. Joie
Williams Joanna
Williams. Willie ~ IL
Eiams or Will Ella
Williams and Elmer
son Powers.
Defendants.
By virtue Of an Order of Sale issued to me,
out of said District Court. in the above en-
titled action. will. on Monday, the 18th day
OF August. A ID. 1872 etween two and four
o'clock p. M of said day. at the front door OF
the Court House in the CITY of kinsley in the
County of Edwards. in the state of Kansas,
offer ar public sale. and sell TO the highest
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tract Of land lying " OF blk Niles " add
to kinsley. 100 Il of 3 line OF 9Th &C By Ia II

tract of land lying " OF blk B Niles " add
to kineley. 100 Il of line OF 9Th &C by la II
ucep- .--------------- y 10
Com at NV qu. CDR lot Sellers add TO Kins-
ley thence W 40 thence no ~ IT thence 40 IT
,hen-e 20 II TO place OF beginning ......s 81
Com at NV cor of lot blk A Niles W add to
klnsiey thence W lis ID 100 # thence 155 fl
thence G l45 20-1O0 1t n l55 to beg place. 4 60
Com place l45 oo-lO0 IL W from NV cor OF
lot blkA. Niles W add to KinSiey thence W
145 20 100 IT 40 IT. 145 so-i0o II llo rt Ia
Com at y point 100 io.ioa II W from NV 70 .o s
of let blk a Niles W add thence W 80 It q 40
II 50 It 14O It to place OF beginning. :. - -
blk A Niles w add thence W 50 It 40 It e 50
RI n 40 IT to place Of beginning. .......a "a
Com at a point go II ~ from So cor OF lot Z
DIX 81 thence Q 50 1t n 40 It " soft loft to
Com at he NV cor blk 2 billings add and on
bank of Coon creek in west and southernly
direction TO point where said bank inter
scots the line of 18th 81. thence cor
of blk billings ado, acre more or less l2 81
Com at 4 point Ito IT e from ne cor of lot r
Nj cs W add thence $50 It $50 It w $50 II n
$50 IT TO place of beginning 6,s2
Com at the Sc cor lot Niles " add and
on n lin. of 3rd st thence e rs 2O-Ic0 tt fer a
place of beginning thence e 100 # n 40 TT w
Com II Sc cor lot blk Niles W add thence
i45 20-10O IT $50 # l45 20 100 # $50 tt t.,
:, tract Of land situated IN the NV or of 81
"a 10 described as follows: Com AZ q point on
line of AN alley in rear of blk 30 said point
on W line or said alley is ~ It N of or see line
thence n as IT W 70 IT 81 IT ~ IT to beg - So
A tract described a. follows: Com at n point
on " line of alley in rear of blk 30 said point
being On W line of said alley 100 fl n of or sec
line thence n LOO 1T W 14O II 2 80 IT thence Aft
thence w 40 It e 40 IT 80 TT thence 20 IT TO
place of beginning. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OFFERLE CITY.
z, Of a. Z e { IS :; g ali of 3 8 z
Com at sw cor of blk 81 thence on line of
Poplar ST 40 TT tor place of beginning then
40 IT 100 W loft n 100 RI .... IS OF
LEWIS CITY.
BELPRE CITY
10 3 o. 10 81
II % IL IL 233
l 10 > %
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND.

First publication August I. 1902.
rINHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice thar he will on the 18th day OF
August 1902 make an application to the Pro-
bate Court of Edwards County, Kansas, to
purchase the following described school land.
situated in the organized county OF Edwards,
Kansas. viz. the south half of the southeast
west quarter of Section 10. Township &c,
Range Is.
He names the following persons to prove
his settlement, continuous residence, and inn
provements. viz: l.. j. Rumsey, residence,
Brown township. aud X. b. Manuel, residences.
Brown township.
Done at Kinsley. County of Edwards, Kan
sas, this Goth day OF July. 1902
NORRIS WEST.
S15 Petitioner.
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u Ii 2.iff ~ 1alh : aift e13l IL
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Base Ball Notes.

Strang of the White Sex leads in the
number Of strike outs. having been famed
26 times this season His excellent waiting
qualities make him a valuable man at the
bat however. for he has drawn q bases on
balls.
Roy Evans, the New York pitcher. is
anxious to sever relations with the Giants.
He wired Comiskey Of the w hite Sox that
for 500 he would jump his contract ano
join the champions Comiskey wired back
that he had better stick to his job
In point of double plays the Orioles lead
for the season with 40; st. Louis is second
with Sc. Chicago third with 50, Cleveland
P next with o. Detroit fifth with %. Wash
ington sixth with "A. Boston seventh with
q, and the Athletics last with only Is
Between the Chicagos and Clevelands,
respectively, the leaders and last of the
American league. there are . games,
while between the Pittsburgs, first. and
the New Yorks. last, in the National there
IS a difference Of 81 games
Gene De Montreviue Dick Cooley and
Vic Willis were the only Boston Ma
tionals who could reach Fraser's delivery
at Boston Friday. Chick has been pitch
ing excellently this season and would have
boIstered the Athletics pitching depart
ment a great deal
Pat Donovan has a hustling bunch of
young battGrs, but they can't field as well
as lot of school boys Just now they are
leading the National league in batting. The
Senators lead IN batting in the American.
and they hold the same relative position
in the American race that St Louis does
in the National walk over.