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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07

The fine residence and barn in Fort
Scott occupied by W. U. Bell, was
burned down Mr. Bell and family had
a narrow escape from the flames and lost
their clothing, jowelry and furniture.
-Four valuable horses in the barn to-
gether with buggles and harness were
burned. The iremen were handicapped
by an insufficient water pressure and
were unable to give much assistance.
The building and contents were par
italy covered by insurance, The fire
was undoubtedly the work Of incendi-
airy. Mr.. Bell, who is one Of the lead
ing grocers OF the city, has announced
his intention of bringing suit against
the water company for the amount OF
his loss.
From Kansas City, rs: The new po-
lice board definitely outlined its policy
regarding the handling Of the liquor
traffic by issuing sweeping order that
all joints be closed and the fixtures
moved out OF the city. The order is gem
orally thought to be the result Of vis-
it Of Chairman Caskey and Commission
er Gress, of the police board to Atch.
ison, whore they had conference with
Governor Morrill,, In compliance with
the order the sergeants in charge of the
various divisions of the city were in
structed to serve notice on the iointists
to close out their Illicit business. Score.
tary Daniels of the board said that the
order extended to all joints in the city,
and that the penalty for violating the
order would be arrest and a $50 fine,
every time the police should catch them
selling liquor, daily if necessary. Coun-
ty Attorney Miller has been making a
war on the jointists since taking charge
of the office last month, and the new po-
lice ordor supplementing his efforts will
no doubt result in an effoctual boycott
of the liquor traffic In the city. The
police have always, heretofore, enforced
a system of monthly fines on the joint
keepers, which virtually amounted to a
license of about $500 a year, EACH
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07
Nlniature Electric battery.

In contrast to the very large genera
tors Of Observation-Disclosures and dyna-
mo electric machinery-in such coIn.
mon use to-day, 1t may be interesting
to note what is perhaps the smallest
electric battery ever constructed, and
no doubt also the smallest generator
Of electrical or mechanical energy.
This battery was constructed some
years ago by one Of the electricians OF
the Boston Telephone Company, and
consisted of an ordinary glass head,
through which two wires, one of cop
per and the other Of iron, were looped
and twisted so as to prevent their COM
Ing in contact. The wires acted as tho
electrodes, and all that was necessary
to cause q current to flow was to place
q drop Of calculated water In the head.
Certainly such a minute battery fur
nished but an infnitesimal current, but
could be easily used in delicate telc-
phone; In fact, it is said to have been
actually used in signaling to distance
Of nearly 200 miles.-Cassier's Maya
zine.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07
How 1t Came to an Untimely End.

How 1t Came to an Untimely End.
A party Of three policemen got leave
OF absence, the other day, and went on
hunting and fishing excursion, their
OF. ective point being secluded spot
in locality OF whose whereabouts it is
only necessary for the purposes of this
narrative to mention that it was sew
eral miles from anywhere and could
only be reached by long and labori-
Gus Quincy In wagon from the near
est rai,waJ station.
The party arrived at its destination
an hou" or two before nightfall and
proceeded to unload. The tent, the
camp-stove, blankets, eatables, guns,
ammunition, game-bags, tishing-rods.
and other necessities OF the campaign
were taken out Of the wagon by Mike
and Larry and piled on the ground.
81 guess that all, said Mike, pre-
PAIRING to climb out,
Not by jugful, responded Cennis,
the ranking officer of the squad. Look
over in that corner beyant We. There's
jug; It's full. Mind, now, how We
handle it."
Larry picked up the jug with great
alacrity.
But in handing it out he had the
misfortune to strike it against the
hind wheel.
And it broke all to pieces.
There was CHASTITY, horrible ST.
lence. 1t was broken at last by Dennis.
Boys" he said, in a heart broken,
world-weary, but resolute voice, git
out O that an help me pile these
things back in the wagon. Chicago
Tribune.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07
Enchanting Scenery.

1t is said that the ride from Cannes
to Genoa is the finest railroad journey
in the world.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07

You occasionally find man who realizes
that he can't sing, but you never saw one
who didn't think he had keen sense of hui
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07

Passing OF the Shake.
The shake, or soldiers hat, is almost
thing Of the past in the French army.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07

N A mY1mnsf Thomas p Simpson, Washington,
RATkMTN DC. No atty's fee until Patent OBJ
! n 0IO " tanned. Write for Inventor auidOo
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07

RIGdITy dT5O
secretion of an abundance of nourishment
for the child.
Mrs. DORA A. GUTHRIE, of Oakley, OvertoH Co.,
Tenn. writes when began taking Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, was not able to
stand on my feet without suffering almost DEATH
Now do all my housework washing, cooking,
sewing and everything for my family of eight.
am stouter now than have been in six years
Your Favorite Prescription is the best to take
before confinement, or at least it proved so with
me, never suffered so little with any Of my
children as did with my last"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07
MOTHERS

and those soon to be-
come nj oth ers,
should know mat DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription robs
childbirth of its tor,
lures, terrors and
dangers to both
mother and child, by
aiding nature in pre-
pairing TIE system
for parturition.
Thereby Labor ~
and the period of
fin ement are
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-07
STOCK AND FARM.

Kiowa Globe: Small irrigation planta
are being put in all through western
Kansas, which will cause great change
in few years. Land will be in demand
and small farms will be the rule.
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local %ni,sYIrIEs.
MATTERS OF ,llaor Momeut In nad At,

AIaNIaa. .E ..
'''aos Mo.ae'' IN aud About
E,r,
mi. wants. T" '"o i"s SaS'uo
T.
II a'a'o uonrd oil pharmacy Will hold
w heS annual session mt ParkOrAburg
"', ~.
vaudeville show at tho Mozart
park last week was such II success that
ny company mas been ~ro'ehgagcd Tor
u, nus week..
RODRNr y. CLtSE was on Satu rlny mn
pointed administrator Of tho estate Of
HR1e !; sttanD,, deceased. bond, 500:
" l. b'ahenard. surety.
SATURDAY. Joseph Miller, OF tho
Eighth ward, was unloading n barrol Of
oil from 4 delivery wagon, when IL foil
on his.ioo', nasling It badly.
ISLAND residents complain A great
doal OF people who enter their yards.
aud not only steal flowers, but die IN
tho plants and carry thom oil bodily. :.
AucrIoSrtm II,,iru nm s,,urJ,, ,o,d
tho W. J.. Criswoll farm, containing
thirty.two acres, at tho houd Of Cald.
VOLS run. 10 r. Il, Criswell, for 81, 100.
LOUIS KALn, who livca hack NJ Dr,dco.
mort, loaded his WAGON FrIdnv ni,nt =,
come TO market saturday mornni, but
when no got up somebody had stolen
all tho vegetables.
E%,Gursry ncrson. vors h. n,;,,d I,
tho rjyey nj Martin,s Fcrrv yes,erdav
by Row. l. D. Couznns nj ibc ChnrcL
OF God and sir Inv Hav III, 7 " poh.
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IIi:IIiAtitl..
Al Sorts OF I.ocnl Nav, nni Gossip from,
tic NlhsN ctr.

N'fNA
Tho mcmbCra Of ~Spanrlcr Post, q. A.
IL, and OF tho Woman'a Relief Corps
attended services At the United Freshly.
terrain church yesterday evening, aud
there was II aplondld turn out OF the
two orders. Row. II. s. B,yd preached
u special memorial sermon TINT was Ia.
toresiing nnd pleasin: to all hia hearers.
The minors ut work In this city will
continue Mt tho 60 cont rate unless tho
convention at Columbus Wednesday
makes some change In tho situation.
Tho efforts to have tho mon who are 70.
coiving all tho pay lhoy aIk quit work
have 40 far boon futile. There ara oycr
n hundred at work.
Tho divorce case OF Henry Dottc
against his wifo was begun before Judge
briggs last Saturday, but was continued
until to-day. attor examining only part
oil tho witnoSsea Tor tho plaintiff. Tho
case has : attracted considerable atton'
ton here and 10 sensational In some
particulars.
Frank Williams was aoleCtod as tho
lnst member OF the city hoard Of equal
i~zatlon, after IS ballots In council. The
board organizes Mt st. Clairsvillo to-day,
and Is composed OF Mossrs. John Stiger,
II. W. burrows, George L. Littloton,
Frod Rodcwig, NC. Cochran and Frank
Williams.
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord will proSon
tho ndmo OF Frank u. Archer TO tho 10.
publican state convention for tho noni-
nation OF state treasurer, and It will DO
seconded by Senator Mcconnell, OF Find
lay. Tho delegates leave hero Tor Hanes.
v:llo this evening.
Tho pumps about town have not yo,
been llxOd, but the recent cold spell
lessoned tho demand for them. In
qnirics as to why they arc not fixed
now are again numerous.
Mr.. Charles Dorer will return to-day
from GAINESVILLE, where no spent ycstor.
day with his sister, who will sail for
Germany on Wednesday.
Tho school board fixed Ito lovy for the
ensuing year at six mills, tho SAME rs
last year. Tho board was not in favor
OF an increase OF taxos.
' Harry Lewis, oil Bethesda, has been
night operator at the Baltimore & Ohio
station during tho absence Of Mr. Nor
gan.
There will be a reception in tho Cen.
trail school building next Friday after.
noon TO exhibit the work OF the pupils.
Mrs. +. W. Hubbard and daughter, OF
Barnesyille, are visiting friends aud
relatives in the Fourth ward.
Rev. II. A. L. King is confined to his
home. having had an operation per.
formed last week for fistula.
Mrs. J. B. Smith will leave shortly for
Philadelphia, whore abe will visit rela.
tives.
George Metz spent yesterday il
Barnesville.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
s~trnngersiu the Clt, aud wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

s~trnn:ersiu tho Clty aud wheeiius Folk,
Abroad.
Rev. Father Moye, Of the Cathedral, 10
quite i'll.
Sheriff Franzheim spent Sunday in
Steubenyille.
Miss Marie Wainwright and Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Masnus are Mcclure house
guests.
Eleven members OF the Marie Vain.
wrigh. company are at the s.amm
House.
John Hendershot, OF Huntington, W.
Va, autographed a. the Behler House
last night.
S. 81. Sheppard, Of the Pittsburgh
Dispatch. was a Behler House guest
yesterday.
Miss Margare. Wells. who has been
visiting friends in Steubenyille. has re-
turned home.
John S. Naylor aud son Gerd. OF the
Island, left Saturday on a trip to Column
bus and Cincinnati.
Mr.. Edward Bender left yesterday for
Chicago on business for the Wheeling
Corrngaiing Company.
Miss Nellie Egerter, OF North Main
street. will leave for Baltimore and
Philadelphia Wednesday, to visit rela.
tives.
M. Frank Hennig came down from
~Stcubonville. where his company played
Friday and Saturday. and spent Sunday
at his home in this city.
A. Howard Fleming. Of Fnirmont,
and c. L McPeek, OF Moundsvi!le.
were prominent West Virginia arrivals
at the Stanm yesterday.
Drs. George W. Smith and Will Nc.
Lain returned from Chicago Saturday.
where they have completed Courses at
the Rush medical college
Misses Fannie Bes. and Mollie
Ssraub. W prominent teachers OF the
high school in Grafton. are guests OF
friends on the South Side.
Mr. Henry II. Pendleton, assistant
attorney general and supreme court re-
porter, is nome from Charleston on a
shor. visit, and is warmly welcomed by
his friends.
Among tho prominent arrivals Mt the
Hotel Windsor Yesterday were James
l. Burnley, OF Moundsville; E Small.
wood, Of Cleveland. and Charles F.
GAZETTE, OF Chicago.
Paul ]. Kahn and Z r. Singleton, OF
New York; L. n. Chrisman. Holden,
Kansas; J. A. Norris, Boston. aud
Joseph A. McLane, ~S.eubenviIle, were
among yesterdays arrivals q. the Nc.
Lure.
Alfred Spell, son OF Director L. W.
Spoil. leader OF tho Opera House
| orchestra. leaves for Detroit in q few
days to bid his relatives adieu, n, ho
| leaves for Germany on Juno | to con
,inue his studies in q renowned con.
| s~erva,ory OF music.
4 party Of gentlemen from this city,
consisting OF John Holman No. 8, Bert
Wel,y, John Welty and Loigh Frank,
spent yesterday at st, Clairsviile. going
| on, on their bicycles. On their return,
while coas.ing down tho St. ClnirsviIle
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I'LL. Mr., llolTmanu mot with an acrI.
dent and lost II pedal. They arrived
iasc in tho evening, after having footed
II six miles.


Yesterday afternoon several light
showers foil, and about . o'clock n worry
strong wind camO up. which was fol.
lownd by n pretty hard rain, accom-.
panied by some Thunder. A genllo rain
succeeded this, and lasted until tho
early hours Of morning. Tho rain wn,
much needed In tho country aud will do
q world Of good. Tho>bcst judges say
that It was nil that wn, needed to assure
moro than an average yield OF straw.
berries, IN spito Of tho iros,s. Tho
grass, and In fac. all vegetation, showed
tho want Of moisture, aud tho roads
were dusty, tho soIl dry aud tho small
streams almost waterlUSs. Tho leayua
arc all falling OIL tho malo aliRnthua
troes, or "treeS Of hoavon." undcr tho
influence Of tho rain after tho frost, and
people with sensitive oliactorios will
wish tho troos would fall, too.
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There werc seven cases registered at
police headquarters last evening Tor
this morninc's court-threo disorder.
los, two DRINKS, one man for Indecent
exposure aud ono for stealing n keg Of
beer from one Of Schmulbach's wagons.
Saturday there were only ,hros pris.
oners in tho workhouso. but two wero
added Saturday evening. Claude De.
yinnoy dug hiS way out tho other day,
but is again in the lookup on q new
charge.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by o promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing md truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
~ativc; ~eilectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c aud 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
and being we'll Informed, you will not
accept my substitute if offered.
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Thomas +. BOdlllion, formerly a rcsi-
don't OF Elm Grove, whore hc operated
tho flour mill. and we'll known in Wheel
ing and throughout this section, died
In his o at n hotel at Mckoesport,
Friday mornin 8. Death was evidently
instantaneous. and hc was not found for
some time. tIe was a Ioweler on Fifth
avenue, In Pittsburgh, and was at Nc.
keeiport on business. Tho funeral
took place In Pittsburgh yesterday. a
wife and four children survive him.
They live at Sowickley. A brother
1.-Two, near Elm Grove, aud Mri. ". D.
Johnson, Of Pleasant Valley, Is his sis
ter. His death will cause general 70.
gret among his old friends here.
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Having the needed meeit to mo9e
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale. DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds, each
bottle guaranteed-Electric Bitters. tho
gre.,t remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys, B%ucklen's Arnica salve, tho
best in the world, and Dr.. Kings New
life Pills, which are n perfect pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed to do
inst what is claimed for them md tho
deale: whose name is attached herewith,
viii be glad to tell you more OF them.
Sold at Logan Drug C%ompany's drug
store
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WIIIELING WINS
The Third Gams From Kenton-Kerr aud
Dounyiu Score Home Huns.

For the first time this season Wheel.
inr connected with tho ball with such
force and precision rs to score two
homo runs Kerr and Donovan were
the lucky hitters and the kenton club
xsre the sufferers. McDougal was In
the box Saturday and pitched his best,
holding tho heavy slugger. OF kenton
down to seven hits. The fielding Of
both teams was very ragged, Regain
eyscially in excelling all previou,
records by making five errors. White
plIyed short for the tirst time since tho
team has been abroad and msde a mag.
aiiceat record both in the field and a,
the BAT. He accepted all OF his eight
chance, and rot two hits. Following is
the score:
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Iiase Hall Notes

SoSC bNhAt ~ .-.. "s
When our base ball club Is losing,
Gloom settles DER the town;
All the boys and fans are singing,
Wheeling stock ~ going down"
Bat when she strikes Il winning galt,
Vanished Is the gloom.
AID the sRnc old fans are shouting.
Wheeling stock is on the BOOM
Columbus defeated Lima Saturday,
Il to 6.
Wheeling is after another pitcher
With good chances OF securing n
New York wants Burkets. but it is
no. likely that Cleveland will lie. him 90.
Pittsburgh took a frmer grip on tirs.
place Saturday by defeating Boston l
10 0.
The Bethany college and University
teams played at Fairmon. Saturday, tho
former winning 4 to :.
Wheeling s.ill leads in the race for
the pennant. although the Twin Cities
aaI Findlay are right at her heels.
FindIay and Twin Cities played a hot
game Saturday, the latter winning out
in the ninth inning by a score OF 0 to S.
Pri,chard has been doing SO well n.
first that Manager White has released
keeic. who vas a good fielder but very
weak at the bat.
Ransom, who played in the Virginia
league las, season. will be given 4 trial
at short by Manager White. lie has
been highly recommended.
Yesterdays league games resulted ms
follows: Cincinnati I, Cleveland 1;
Brooklyn II, Louisville 0; Baltimore l2,
Chicago II; St Louis %, Washington j.
On Saturday Washington defeated St.
Louis 5 to /; Chicago 7, Baltimore 3;
Now YORK. IL, Cleveland 5; Brooklyn 8,
Louisville Z; Cincinnati s, Philadel.
phis 4.
McClcary. Of Martins Ferry, who
signed with Mansfield, pitched his Grs.
camu Saturday. and only allowed Can
ton three hits. Tho final result was:
Mansfield Q, Canton 3.
Inc Martins Ferry Y. NJ. G. 4. ball
club defeated the Scheehlcs. on Satur.
DAY, by q score Of q 10 0; Hubs 20 to
n; picked nine %, Daugherty Is; Mar.
uA's Ferry Juniors 50, North Wheeling
S:ars Ii; Belmont Stars q. Henderson.
3; Brown Boys Is, Belmont Stara II.
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D0n'f
T0u Kn0zV

that you can secure al
most immediate relief
from Indigestion, and
hat uncomfortable full
ness after meals, by sim
ply takinsa dose Of Sim
mons LIVER Regulator?
Some people think that
because it 10 called Liver
Regulator it has nothing
to do with Indigestion
and the like. 1t is tho
inaction Of the Liver that
causes Indigestion, and
that fullness; also Con-
stipation, and those Bill
ious Headaches. Millions
i, have been made to under
stand this and have been
cured from these troubles
simmons Liver Rcgu-
lator--a medicine unfail-
ing and purely vegetable.
from Rev. NJ. II. Whnrton, baltimore
at affords inc pleasure 10 ndd my tost
mony to tho great virtues OF SlmmOi
LlY0r Regulator. thnvo had e1porlcnC
witt! II, MS occasion demanded, for mnn
years, nnd regard IL M tho greatest med
cine Of tho times. So good u medlcin
deserves universal concentration.
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Mr.. ]. II. Cobb, publisher Of the
Mirror. ut Brocton. n. Y, says: "For
nearly two years the Mirror has been
publishing the dvertisements OF
Chambcrlain's Remedies. A few days
ago the writer was suffering from n
bowel trouble and rosorted to IN old
remedy, which did not prove eficacious;
finally no tried Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy and
two doses did the business, checking it
completelY.
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The marks at the public landing last
evening indicated . fee. 5 inches and
falling.
Pit,sburch-River 4 feet . inches and
falling at the dam. Raining.
Steubenyille-River 4 ieet6inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Greensboro-River I feet lOinches and
falling. Weather warm.
Warren-River six.tenths. OF a foot
and stationary. Weather fair and
warm.
Oil City-Riyer l foot and stationary.
Weather cloudy and pleasant.
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There Is no medicine before tho pooplo
equal to Hoods Snraaparilln. 1t Is tho
standard spring medicine and blood
purifier aud 1t possesses peculiar merit
which others try in vain 10 reach. 1t
really makes the weak strong. DO not
neglect to purify your blood this spring.
Take Hoods SRrsaparilla now.
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TuE most pleasant lit,lo pills for
cleansing tho uystcm and regulating tho
bowels, are De Wits Little Early RIscrs.
Cure sick lleadacho and constipation.
Small pill. Small dose. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling. W. Va. b. +. Peabody,
Bcnwood, aud Bowio & Co., Bridge.
mort, 0.
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... si.a,.., 10 d. la..rf,,,x,.

spra fi,pl,tt 10 ht iH.'tfa'nsr.
ColpMnus, May 26,-rhe game bo.
,rern tho Wheeling and Columbus
,au. this afternoon was exciting
urou.hou, and wa, characterized as
The best %con.es. witnessed hero this
ra.Ou. 1t was chiefly a pitchcrs' bat
ia The game was not finally decided
mill tho Last hall Of tho tenth inning.
Vhca Wheeling scored. Tho attend.
nrrn Mns 1000. Score:
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1r will astonish you how quick John.
cons Magnetic Oil will kill all pains, in.
formal aud external; 81 90 size so cents
6O-cent size % cents. Cha.. r Goeize
and W. W. Irwin.
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an my business, lady, it's impossible
to get a days work" You don't say!
What's your ~bu.iuess" '.l'm n night
Northumberland
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E1rHsd runs, Wheeling 5; keu;ou !. Two
ae hits, While, Regain. Davis, Pritchard, Rob-
sssoa = Home runs. Kerr. DouivRn. First base
ca balls. oT McDougal .. Miller &, Iiaudiboe /.
I'll; By pitched ball. Eawley. Struck out. Nc
IpIELl I, Miller 1. Passed. balls, DAVIS = Time,
IA Cmplre, KeeIe.
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HOOPS Pulls become tho favorito
cathartic with every ono who tries
them. 25c per box. q
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bs,r hits. ~IIealey, White. Passed balls,
lleIlsy quinn . Double nlays, Crotty To
lhlrStnl, llcAley to Quinn, BAScJ on hallS. oil
liasdlbOc =. nj HRuca Hit by pitched ball,
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