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Miners Board Votes Between LOO and
 SI2,OOO.

Indianapolis, Dec. 1.-The executive board of the United Mine Workers of America, to-day decided to pay in a lump the assessment of the organiza- tion, amounting to between eleven and twelve thousand dollars, in support of the strike of the International Typo graphical Union. The money will be sent to Frank Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor, in Washington, and by him will be for warded to President Lynch of this city
 With to-day's session the meeting of the national board closed.
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YOUNG WHITNEY FINED.
Former EmpIOye of Hospital Who
 Forged Money Order.

Forged M0ney Order'
 Hartford, Dec. 5.-In the United States court to-day Judge Platt sen- tenced William Robinson to two years in the state prison at hard labor and the case of young Clinton Whitney was settled on his payment of fifty dollars and costs. Young Whitney is sixteen years aid and was employed by the New Haven hospital as a mail carrier to and from the post office. He forged a money order for a small amount
 The cases of Samuel A Quint and his brother Louis Quint of New Haven, were continued until December 26, and that of Forman E. Roberts was con- tinued for the term.
 The case of Robert Miller and others against the New England Dairy corpo- ration, an action brought to have the affairs of the company wound up, was continued until December 26. and that of Robert Wilmot went over for the term.
 True bills were found by the grand jury in all the cases considered by it.
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Shipping News.

New York, Dec. 5-Arrived: Steamers Helligolav, Copenhagen Christiania and Christiansand; Nord America, Genoa and Naples; Neckar Bremen.
 New York. Dec. 5.--Sailed: Steamers Germania, Marseilles and Naples; Fried rich der Crosse, Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen; Fuerst Bismarck, Naples and Plume.
 Boulogne, Dec. 4.-Sailed: Steamer Pretoria (from Hamburg), New York.
 Moville, Dec, 5,-Sailed:. Steamer Cal
 Bremen, Dec. 5. g a. m.--Arrived: Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, New York via Plymouth an6sEherh ourg.
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REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S CAUCUS

Allison Authorized to Appoint n Steer
 ing Committee.
 Washington, Dec. 5.-A caucus of re- publican senators was held to-day fol- lowing the adjournment of the session of the senate. Senator Allison was chosen chairman and by unanimous consent was authorized to appoint a steering committee to serve through out the congress. The chairman also was instructed to name committee to fill committee vacancies. No discussion was had of any proposed legislation. and the caucus adjourned within ten minutes of the time it was convened.
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DESPERATE SPRINT
Lands BedeII Brothers Lap in Lead in
 Six-day Race.

AaMuS neueA 49rOlheEs LHp AM Aezlu AN
 Six-day Race.
 New York, Dec. 6.--The tie of the twelve teams which still remain in the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden was broken shortly after mid- night when the Bedell brothoers, riding as the Long Island team, began a squirt which finally landed them one lap in front of their nearest competitors In the wild rush about the track several teams were left trailing behind, and at one o'clock this morning the Bedell brothers were leading, with seven teams tied In second place, two tied in third place, one team fourth and the French team of Trousseller and De- coup bringing up the rear with ] loss of nine miles through absence from the track,
 The sprint which upset the even or. der of things was one of the most des- perate ever seen in a six-day race, The official record at one o'clock fol- lows:
 Bedell-Bedell, S37S; Vanderetuyft- stol, S377; Hall-Downey, S37.7; Root F'ulgler, 8S7.7; Keegan-Logan, SS7.7; McLean-Moran, S37.7; Downing Bow Ter, SS7.7; Hopper HolHster, 8S7.7;: Dorf- linger-Dussot, 83Z6; Galvin-NIeDon 2S7-5; Achorn- Wilcox, 8S7.5; Troussel- ier-Decoup, S2S.S.
 Record for forty-ninth hour, SS5 miles and three laps made by Elken and Mcfarland in 1900.
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Lad,s Neck Broken in Fall.

Thomaston, Dec. 5.-CharIes Barnes the five-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs Charles Barnes, fell down the stairs leading to the basement of MT. Barnes house this afternoon and broke his neck, dying instantly. The little boy landed on his head on the cement flool and it was several hours before his body was found by a woman living ir an adjoining house.
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France to Participate.

Washington, Dec. 5.-The French gov, ernment, through it's council of minis ters at Paris, has accepted the invita-. ton to be represented at the celebra, ton to be held in the vicinity of James town, Va, in 1907, in commemoration ot the birth of the American nation. A French squadron will be sent to Hamp. ton Roads to participate in the maya celebration.
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SOuiers Mum.

New York, Dec 5.-Herbert G. squiers, who recently resigned as American minister to Cuba arrived here to-day on the steamer Morro Cas- tie from Havana. MT. Squiers resig- nation was cabled to Washington on November 29 and was accepted that day. Upon landing MT. squiers said he had nothing to say.
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New Statehood BiII.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Representative Hamilton, of Michigan, to-day intro duced joint statehood bill providing for the admission of Oklahoma and In- dian territory to the union as the state of Oklahoma, and the admission of New Mexico and Arizona as Arizona. "Polygamous or plural marriages are forever prohibited" in both of the pro- posed states.
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SEARCH FOR STOLEN JEWELS

Police of Two Continents Engaged--
 Clue Found i'm New York.
 New York, Dec. 5.-A search for stol- en jewels said to be valued at more than $200000, which has extended over nine months and has engaged the ef- forts of the police of two continents, was partly rewarded to-day when a pawn broken whose name has not yet been disclosed was examined in police court on a John Doe summons. The victim of the robbery was MT, Glot- tauer, of the firm of Glottauer Freres, jewellers, of Paris. The robbery is al- legged to have taken place last March at Birmingham, England. MT. Glottauer said that two necklaces valued at $15,- 900 have been located in the shop of the man who was examined to-day.
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SeparatiOn of Church and state.

Paris, Dec. 1.-The senate to-day concluded the debate on the sections of the bill for the separation of church and state. The measure remains prac- tically as it passed the chamber of dep uties July 3, with the exception of mi- nor verbal alterations. General dis cussion of and the final vote on the en- tire bill will take place tomorrow.
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QuaIxers Elect Captain.

Philadelphia, Dec. 5.-Vincent M. Ste- venson, of Lexington, Ky, quarterback of the University of Pennsylvania, foot ball team, was elected captain of the football squad tonight for next year. He is a sophomore in the architectural department of the university.
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Best Fakirs of Wines.

New York. Dec. 5. - A statement that Americans are the best fakirs of wines in the world was made to-day by Lee J. Vance, secretary of the Wine Growers association of America, at the annual meeting of that body here
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COERCION OF THE PORTE,
International Fleet Preparing to Oc-
 cupy Smyrna.

Athens, Dec. 5.--An Italian torpedo boat which arrived here to-day for cor. respondence, confirms the report that the international fleet has occupied the island of Lemnos. The officers say that the fleet is preparing to occupy Smyr- ma and the island of Tenados; that each vessel of the fleet left twenty sail. ors at MytiIene and that the French battleship Charlemagne is still there.
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PANIC ON AN OCEAN LINER
CRY FRIGHTESS PASSENGERS ON
 LA CHAMPAGNE.

From Three to Six Persons Drowned
 While Vessel is COaIing in Havanna
 Harbor-Others Injured-Vessel Lists
 Owing to Hundreds of Immigrants
 CrOwding on One Side to Watch
 Workmen-Takes on Water Causing
 Cry That She is Sinking.
 Havana, Dec. 5.-A wild panic on board the French line steamer La Champagne this afternoon resulted in drowning of three to six persons. The Champagne arrived from French and Spanish ports with $50 cabin and 1,400 steerage passengers, HOO of whom were bound for Havana and 300 for Mexico.
 The steamship had small cargo and but little coal, and after anchoring and discharging the cabin passengers she began coaling. At the time she was slightly listed and the crowd of Span ish immigrants sWarming to her side to watch the lighters caused her to list more and to take on quantity of wa ter in her open coal ports. Some of the lightermen cried out that the ship was sinking, and the frightened immigrants struggled and fought for chance to escape. Some 400 men and women jumped to the lighters and score of men into the water. A few of these swan ashore and some of them clung to small boats.
 The officers of the ship and the port police finally calmed the excited immi- grants. Meanwhile the coal ports had been easily closed and the ship righted herself after she had taken on few tons of water.
 Five men and one woman we're taken ashore and sent to the hospital suffer- ing from sprains, contusi1ns and brok- en bones. None of them is dangerous ly injured.
 A check of the passenger list this evening revealed the fact that six per- sons were missing. It is not definitely known that they were drowned, as it is possible that they may have reached the shore.
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Over $s,OO5, ,O92 Expended on Canal Thus
 EGT,

Washington, Dec. 5.-A summary of the expenditures of the Isthmian Canal commission in all departments to S2p- tember 30, 1905, was presented to the house to-day by MT. Hepburn, The aggregate amount is $S,095,Vs
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Woodruff for Primary Election Reform

New York, Dec. 5.-Primary election reform and reorganization of the re- publican party machinery were advo- cated by former Lieutenant-Go T. L. Woodruff in an address delivered tonight before the republican general committee of Kings county.
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Mel1 Knoun Brideeport Physician pead

Bridgeport, Dec. 5:-Dr. Benjamin F. Bronson, one of the best known physi- clans of this city, died tonight in his fiftieth year. He was born in Bucks port, N. r., and located in this city in 1s7s. He is survived by widow.
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NEW BRITISH CABINET.
Liberal Leader WiI Not Submit It Un-
 til Next Monday.

London, Dec. 5.-The following official announcement was made tonight:
 Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman in- formed King Edward that he will be unable to submit his proposed arrange ments in connection with the formation of new government until December Il.
 King Edward left London this aft ernoon to visit Lord Arlington at Cri- cheI, Wimborne."
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British Job for BufraIo niII.

London, Dec. 5.--Colonel William F. Cody (Buffalo BID has been officially appointed instructor to the balloon companies of the Royal engineers at Aldershot,
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FIRE COMMISSIONERS MEET ,
Lieutenant GoebeI of No. to Advance
 to First Crude.

to First Grade.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was held last evening. Lieutenant H. J. rGoebel, of company B. was granted an increase to the first grade, beginning December 10.
 An application was received from Dr. w. J. Butler. of Howard avenue, for appointment as 8 fire surgeon. A petition for eight days leave of absence from Francis P. White, of company 2, was referred to the chief.
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American Consul Killed.

Mexico City, Dec. 5.-American Con- sul-General Parsons was killed by an electric car shortly after nine o'clock tonight. E.
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St. Petersburg, Dec. 4, via Eydtkuh- nen, East Prussia, Dec. 1.-The emperor this nLJrning reviewed the Simnovsky regiment at Tsarskoe- Selo. Grand Duke Vladimir and Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch were present. The em- peror drank to the health of the regi- ment. His majesty appeared to be in good health.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-17
RANDOLPH "TOTED" A GUN
But Being a Rough Rider lie
Easily Held His Job as
Waukomis Postmaster.


Postmaster Randolph of MauEomis h"s
been particularly fortunate iE h"'l'k
been knusn RIDER Aiih"nkh he hAr
been investigated hy 'hfee di'er'nl I"-
spoctors from lhc poF'ofics department.
and ordered OEt 90 office twice hy thr
department hc is srul holiing his Job
lils successor bad b.g' appointed and
his b0nt approved bui a trp to Wash nB-
ton caused the decision OF the detnr,--
mout io bo reversed
Sometime hst winter cnarso ~ere
nl.d in the department at Washington
against n.m stating was guilty oi
gross misconduct uoioFJlug the riohif
~ citizens and even golug so far uH at-
tempting to dynamite "a house An n-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-17

Wichita, kas. aug. - Qusser's eost-
~ error. permitting the scoring OF two
rsns. Na4 the cause of Guthrie losing
the second game here yesterday II oc-
cured ia the seventh inning when the
score stood 4 60 In favor of ihe Scna-
tors. For the locals Cope walked, but
went out at second on heliors choice
Wnlett perching sareiy on the initial
sack He WAS advanced TO secoad hy
Companion who issued free transpor-
tation to Flman making read good
for two. Miller found the Glthgie twrler
for a safety placing "a man on each
sack with only one out, Milton sent
long fly ont 20 center two men scor-
Ing ON Quissers error. who missed one
Of the prettiest throws home that has
been seen here Ills year.
There was nothing doihg FOR Wichita
after this only one man, Green cme
first base.
The score:
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RUE


sedalia, Mo. Aug. l7.-ln one of the
pretticst played gaines OF tha season,
Sedaua defeated Joplin yesterday Lee
was the star in the hcld. h.s onc-hand
catch being q beauty McDm also
made a circus stop Both teams played
face bah shann,r had the best OF The
pitchers battle Thc locals won m tho
seventh ca a walk. hit aud error
Score RHE.
Sedola ...........o. o.0.0.2 o. .o--g Q i
Joplin ...........u @ ! % o @ @ o O.
Batteries -shanuer and check Nilk-
crson and Vanderbilt Umpire Regan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-17

Inspector Harris and Receiver Cher
ry are preparing to give a boating par
ty at Electric park, complimentary to
their own respective birthday ami
yersaries, which occur next week. The
affair promises to be au fat and
recherche A large unlimited crowd
will be present when Cherry goes into
the boat Now imagine Big Charlie
Cherry in a dinky boat!
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SOCIETY
~-N.N-N-~->-~~~-~~-~-~s~~~->-~-~-~-~e
nellie
Catherine
Bunyan.


a star-lt Night.
a stai-it night a whispering frasraace
starts
From yonder clover acld. The hreaics
gleam.
The singers Of the night with bursting
hearts
Pour forth their melodies iris ike a
ircom
OF something lorted for io hc dfeary
nouns
When ,il the world was chilled by win-
ters blast.
a dream OF peace afar amid the flowers.
Where sorrow sleeps. dream come uuc
az last.
Washington Evening Star
Miss Winnie Matchett spent wedces-
day at Prague
Mr. and AIRS Herbert Mock announce
the birth OF baby boy
Mrs b j. Osborne OF East Cleveland
avenue. lcft "Wednesday evening for q
several weeks rir 10 Kansas civ and
sulphur springf l. T.
Miss Edna Maher ieft this morning FOR
ner home az Topeka E.tues aft,r 500 eN
tended vlsir with her aunt Atrs. X
Van VOORHEES,, al ma Ea,t Nobie avenue
Mrs W. - uerod. is planning De-
nehtful "trip 10 Denver Colorado. 90 q
few weeks Size viii bee tner, for h'
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WAS notified Of ls appiovai bg The de-
pntmcnt Again me Rough R;ier made
"a hurried "trip 20 Washington and again
au inspector went 90 Wauk amis and
stayed FOR few hours. soon after the
inspcctore return 90 Washington Hale
was notified Randolph would be- retained
as postmaster llis bond had been re-
turned TO him but the names o. the Of
hcCrs who signed u have been erased
with pen knife. Randolph had been
'exonerated" and Is now ia charge Of
the postonlce.
Hale thinks he didn't gct so lare
DEAL Randolph d glad he is a Rough
Rider
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MANY REPORTED KILLED
Excursion Train Sh o
Through Open Draw Into
River Below.
fRy Associated Fressl

Norfolk, Va, Aug l7-An excursion
train over the Atlantic Coast line,
bound fer Norfolk, shot through an
open draw near Bruces station, in
Norfolk county, today One report
says the engine and one coach went
over into twenty-five feet OF water
Many people are reported killed and in
jured. A relief train bearing physi-
clans has left for the scene.
Late this afternoon Il was stated
that the engine and three ears went
through the draw Il is believed the
death list viii be large. No details
have been received yet
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Leavenworth, Ksns. August l7-The
game between Springfield ana Loaven-
worth yesterday ended in tie, the
gam being called In the ninth on account
of iain The last two innings were play
ed in dust storm ana the vi.aors tied
the score in the eighth through the in-
ability OF the locals WHO were IN the
neld. to see the ban
Score 10y innings: RU.E.
Springfield ......0 o.oo.o.o3 l--1 2
Leaveuworth $3.50 o001 90 o--I 2 q
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SANTIAGO DAY
IRy Assoeiatel Press.A

Washington, E, C., Aug. l7-span-
ish-Amer can war veterans celebrated
The seventh anniversary of the capture
OF Santiago here today Speeches
were made boy Captain G. S Domcr and
others Of prominence.
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HOOdOO Still PerChed Upon
Senators Trail.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
YesterdaY,a Results.

Al Wichim Wichita 6. Guthrie
At Top,ka--Topeka g. oklahoma City
At sedalia- -sedalia 2. Joplin ..
AT Leavenworth Leavenworth i,
Springfield L. nine innines called on ac-
count Of rain.
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Regulates the stomach and bowels
heals soothes the little ones stomachs
and gives them a healthful and natural
sleep HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
is the childrens benefactor 90 cents.
Ask your druggist.
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Accidents come with distressing fre-
qucucy on the farm. cuts. bruises siinga
qpmins Dr Thomas Electric OH ro-
uevos the pain instantly Never safe
without H.
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MRS. II. CLAY EVANS
COMING HOME.

Paris, Aug l7-Mrs Henry Clay
Evans. wife Of the former consul gen
eral at London, accompanied by Misses
Neil and Anita Evans, sa led for New
York today They win join Mr. Evans
at Chattanooga Tenn
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summary Earned runs wichita. 2s
Guthrie. 81 Two base hits--Coi.c. Green.
Downs Milton. struck out-by wmett. 6
ny Companion, g. Base n bals-on
Wtllett B. Companion, @ Hit by pnch-
er Companion, Finman, Stolen bascs-
Pcttigrew. Jones' Sacr.dce hts-Hlck-
81 3. Berry, Willott Time. .-l.S 49, At
tendance 500 Umpirc-Ghio.
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okIahoms cItr. 4. roneta. 4.

Topeka, kas. Aug. i7.-Okmhoma cts
again trimmed Topeka here yesterday
by score OF s TO g. pye a new man.
was tried in the box by the white sox
and fen down badly lie relieved
in the seventh boy McKelvt Craig be-
came overheated In the san Jug and
was relieved by Woods. tn fitting
Of Hurlhrrt ana Murray were the faat-
urcs.
Score
Topeka ....,......O O2O1 o.
Oklahoma City ....21 OO03IO lis
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Enid Eagle; Territorial SUIT Baxter
who was in the city yesterday was the
guest OF MIR. Pieratt 'nho two gentle
men We're classmates az The Narsus
State normal school and also at the
Kansas university
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descriptive resume Of the territory's
growth and progress The souvenir
can make good as an ornament in any
drawing room.
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How are your icncys7 II Is dangerous
10 delay when the kidneys are sick, One
box OF kidney Elites win recommend the
next 20 cents. j. ". Wallace.
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Guthrie at Wichita
Oklahoma City at Topeka
Joplin az Sed3lia.
Springfield az LeaVenworih.
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Chris Seton represented the Guthrie
Tennis club at the finals played of at
Oklahoma City. Guthrie won
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Chas. Bryce of Eagle fame, has re-
turned 10 the city from a trip in the
interest Of prosperity
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Events and
Personal Notes.
S-N~-~~~~-~-~-~-~-~


MiH- H. > W'iis Ieit wednesday 'Nen-
ins TOT several weeks Trip 'o Kansas.
Iier Two talented c1ildren' N'ilie and
pe"n' WIN return win nor the hts' OF
lr ma Mrs 'l'mhi ana children
Alss ie1ni" se'm" 3n i'a n'dn'n
And MI 'nd Mt@ D. d. Ih'p'tn 'i"
( 0ol'pins ihif "'rk no lsl'nd Pans dIins
the Assembly
EXEC -o;oy.roof ami Mrs o. AZ p,r,,s
George Gilbert vert 10 Cresrent city
hls morning 90 spend the dly Governor
Barnes delivered ana adar,.s .here uae
Iauernoon
''N "'''
Wy
f,, ,,d ,..,,.i,.I t..,,. MA b.. ,.....
|dsys tbt- e,,k
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The nerve tonic for men and women
who have that tired feeling. run down
and aeed building Up should try Nan-
Er-vine. 90 cents. j. n. Wallace.
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HALF ihe ms That man Is heir TO come
from Indigestion. Bmdoek Blood Bitters
Strengthens aud tones the stomach
makes Indigestion Impossible.
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Judge Olsmith is trying to fatten his
batting average by cursory diagnosis
of nuno pro tune.
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The street cars certainly had pic
mic last night They did nothing for
three hours but haul people to Island
park
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II anything went amiss az me office
today which a want ad. may remedy
and you hastened 70 fix up the want al
you may stop worrying about the mat
ter.
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LOCAL POINTS.

The assembly face it the fad Arthur
Byers has il.
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NM
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Baueries-summcn Minor ani Mos
slit. Bohannon. Noliendorf and Brown.
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MISSOURI VALLEY LEAGUE

MISSOURI VALLEY LEAGUE
Parsons. 1; Ft. Scott 4,
Batteres-Adams and McI.inn, Rich-
arosou and stewart. Umpire-Oswald.
Pittsbura, 6; Web City 3,
Battcries-Grce and Buckcs. Stinson
and Barley Umpire Golden.
Vmia and South McAicst.ri game
postponed, accotnt rain.