Battle Echoes at Valley Clash Near Cloud Peak Bay
The narrator recounts a fast cavalry engagement with Indian foes, noting Jim Caffery and Cap as leaders. Shots and saber blows fly as stabs and charges drive foes back, with Cap, Caffery, Staber, and reinforcements from Blake and Gregg shaping a decisive breakthrough. The field is won and the Grays’ guidon is carried again.
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Wolf
Jim Caffery
Secord
Hunter
Cap
Cloud Peak Bay
Blake
Gregg
Wayne
The
Grays
The Guidon of the Grays in a Sioux fight
In a Civil War era cavalry tale the Grays chase a lost silken guidon amid a Stabber led Sioux raid. Ray and Blake feign retreat to test the field while Stannard signals a rear attack and the troopers surge to reclaim the crest and honor.
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Custer
Eithe
Skivovac
Buleth
Bear's
Welsh
Blake
Ray
Gregg
Meadow Creek
Twillows
Cotton Woods
Gatteam
Sergt. Sheridan
Flint
Convoly
Dulent
Hunter
Winchester
Colone
Jwell
Foster
The
Grays
Shaughnessy
Sergi
Looney
Billy Flint
Stabber
Brule
Indian Bureau
Bureau
Rosebud
Supreme Command
Old Stannard
Stannard
Lanky
Bally Ray
Agai
Ray Dart Fox
Wayne
Gruff Old Stand
Blakes
Greggs
Waynes
Father
Weil
Pare
Jae
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Cure for Kidney Disease
A regional notice warns that delaying Foley's Kidney Cure worsens outcomes for kidney disease and diabetes. Noah Martin of Conkli Boweraville asserts strong relief from Foley's Cure after months of physician care, urging no substitutes.
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Foley
Noah Martin
Conkli
Boweraville
Buddhism and cattle tales blend in a curious column
The article surveys Buddhist beliefs and Chinese history, then shifts to a Washington Post observation on cattle behavior. It recounts a tale of two stranded cows and a prodigal calf, explores herd dynamics, and ends with a brief note on hogs worldwide and a infant teething anecdote.
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Buddha
Thibet
Nus
Thettoman Catholichurch
Tors
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Askynee
Nest
Mrs Johns Saved From Insanity By Pinkham Compound
Letter from Mrs Gertrude Johns of Jonesboro Texas details dramatic recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes post partum spine pain escalating to mental decline, doctors failing, and a friend’s suggestion leading to five bottles of the remedy with strong praise and urging others with female troubles to try it.
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Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia EK Pinkham
Gertrudem
Jonhbon
Jonesboro
Texas
Burlington Route Announces New Train Service Expansion
The Burlington Route unveils No. 41 service from St Louis to Kansas City and west to Portland with through chair cars standard and tourist sleepers and dining cars. Connections from North Missouri and Southern Iowa. Also includes the Denver bound Six Express and Twin City Express with through tourist sleepers to California excursions. References to agents Maxwell Wakeuy and editor Howard Ettior.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Puget Sound
Portland
Oregon
St. Louis
Quincy
North
Missouri
Iowa
Laclede
T. L
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Pacific Coast
Twin City Express
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northeastern
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Ific Company
Atlanta. GA
Guidon
Tutt
China
Dou
Ha Aherein
Peror
Ming-Ti
India
Judeas
Peking
Lama Tem
United States
Chicago Chronicle
C. P. Hollida
Deming
Ind
Colic Yun
Wrb
Mrs. Johns
Mrs. Pinkham
Japan
Mound City Paint and Color Co
St. Louis, Mo
Norris Gan
Wa Uf
Markoe & Howard
Monroe & Howard
J. G. Pickinpaugh
Lorenzo Jones
Townsend's Block
A. T. Daughaday
S. H. Jackson & Co
S. Unionville, Mo
L. D. Thomas
Unionville
Orricr
Cor
R. L. Garner
Gs Sickles
W. H. Perry
Orricg
H. Jackson & Co
Realdencey
Goodrich
IXL
C. H. Lewis
Prop
West Side Square
Berry & Brown
Physicians & Sirokom
North Side Square
Mowrer
Palace
Frank Anderson
Townsend Block
H. Warnick & CO
Hartford
Elfen Bas
Burlington
Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Souri
Twin Cities
California
Burling
W. C. Maxwell
Keokuk
L. W. Wakeuy
Gien
St Louis
Howann
Ettior
Kalamazoo CO. CO
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