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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-10
RALEIGH TOBACCO MARKET.
REPORTED BY J. 8. MEADOWS.
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK., Jan. 9--Kosip quiet;
strained. common 20 go.d S1.6255e1I 671<
Turpentine-Firm at S04Q8I.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9.--Rosin firm,
at 81 1001.25.
Turpentine-D1 al. at 2e19
WILMINGToE, Jan. 9Rnsfn firm;
strained 81 IS; good strained 81 40 Spir-
ita steady, 271<@28 Tar qui t at so Tur.
peDtine dull hard -; soft sl.40; virgin
81 so
SAVANNA, ian. O. Spirits turpentine
firm at 2S14; sales 323
Kosin nominal: water white s3 Is: win
dow glass 50 90;N, s2 20; M, ~ Is; <. 81 co. /,
1.80; III, sI.6e, G., $3.50; +, s1.40 Il, s1.35;
ID. 81 25: q. s1.15.
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TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH

Schedule in Effect May 8, 1885.
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FUTURES

January o
Lotion Mtdclin9 quotations.
Norfolk ste .dy, 7X, 1853 bales.
Baltimore dull, 81, - haies
Boston quiet S5l6, ID bales.
Wilmington steady, III, 3s8 bales.
Philadelphia gu ct, So, iS5 bales
Savannah firm, ia, 1858 bales.
New Orleaas quie. 1918, 2 797 bales
Augusta quiet and steady. ~, 1853 bales.
Charleston steady, ~, 800 bales.
New Yo-k easy, TX ,yS45 bales.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. 9.-The European po-
litical situation kept wheat nervous
all day, prices fuctuating frequently
and finally closing bc higher than
yesterday. Corn and oats were less
skittish and closed about unchanged.
Pork gained 12Ac; lard Zoe, and ribs
7hc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-12

Chicago Estimated cars tomorrow,
Wheat. II; corn, 10. oats. 125.
Bradstreet's worlds wheat visible de-
crease 100000 bushels; east Of Rockies.
decreased 2653-0O0 bushels Europe de-
creased $4,000 bushels
New ork- Private Liverpool cables
quote wheat I'D higher, which causes
the upturn.
Chicago. Higher cables and more late
seeding reports from northwest made
wheat very strong. Champlin, Logan
and Bartlett are free buyers.
Chicago. Boyd Lunham buying ribs.
Puts, July wheat, 631zc: calls 647scs
puts July corn. 304scs calls, 39ssc; puts
July pork. $3.50; calls s7.85. Curb, July
wheat 641sc.
Duluth: Receipts of wheat. $50 cars;
last year. 115.
Minneapolis: Receipts OF wheat. 128
cars; last year, 80 ears
Chicago Wheat opens with com
mission houses selling at csc. No large
trading and fairly good support.
Chicago; Puts this week, 601a calls,
$3.50 for July wheat.
Chicago Receipts. Wheat 1850
bushels; corn, So. 625 bushels. oats 49,
800 bushels. Shipments. Wheat, 49,
GIL bushels; corn, 59,614 bushels oats.
49, O16 bushels.
Chicago Inspections: Wheat 17-1s
corn. 205-133; oats. 1888.
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been forced down to SIZE Reports
soon began TO come in from the coun-
try of damage TO the wheat crop in In
diana Illinois, Missouri and Kansas
which is apparently incurab bic by rain
1t has cancer Of the heart in the shape
of the grubs of the chinch bugs and
the Persian fly at its roots. The con-
ditiOn as given in the government re-
port was soon relegated to the shelf for
back number Information But before
the session was over the general opin-
ion among the traders was that if the
government could get returns of the
wheat crop as it now stands it would
be found at least ten points below that
given out yesterday. That some such
change came over the feeling of the
crowd may be judged from the fact
that July wheat was bringing over SAC
near the close. 64064szc being the clos
ing quotation
CORN-Corn started easier with
wheat at 301s 030c for July 1t eased
of to 277sc, then reacted to soc
OATS-OOats opened unchanged for
July at 1850. sold down to 1910 and re-
acted to 1870.
PROVISIONS-Wer slightly firmer
on light receipts at the stoczyards-
July pork was sc higher at s7.671z- Lard
opened unchanged at S4.621z and sold
to $465 July ribs, $40
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BIeyeIs -. 60 90 q.

Tt not only relieves. it does more. it
cures We refer to One Minute Cough
Cure Suitable for all ages, all condi-
tiOns. at all times Geo. W. StansdeId
622 Kansas ave.
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RAGING meet.
Interest is Growing in the Sat
urday Matinee.
The Best Horses at the Fair
Grounds VIII BE Out.
TWO YEAR OLD TROT.
Promises to Be a Holly Contest
ed Event.
Meeting Of the HOrsemen at
Hamilton Hall.
TWO YEAR OLD TROT

Tt is unlikely that a complete organ
ization VIII be made at the meeting Of
the horsemen at Hamilton hall tonight
The committee consisting of Frank
Foster. Or George Pritehard and Rex
krafpe- appointed to see the horsemen
Individuality, have not yet completed
their work
Their report viii be heard. and it will
likely be the sentiment Of the meeting
rhat they go to all horsemen, business
men and every one who would be like
ly to subscribe for stock and not con-
fine the organization to a few members
They VIII have little trouble in getting
the necessary amount of subscriptions
as O. p Updegraff. Charles Wolfe w
n. James. the willard horseman. and
q long list of other horsemen and bust
ness men are heartily in favor OF form
ing an association.
While interest in the association is
very manIfestly growing the matinee
meeting at the fair grounds Saturday
afternoon is q go, and is attracting a
great deal of attention There is a fine
list Of horses at the fair grounds track,
and the best VIII be out Saturday
The 2-year-oId trOt is expected to be
q duel to the death. Silverine, by Pill
grim, viii be entered by y. Leach to
cope with Lady Bird. by Jackdaw. VIII
Bradbury's colt. and Frank Fosters
Bob Botsford- Lady Bird, who is ham
died by John Brenerman. is said to be
every way the equal Of Siverine. re-
garded as one Of the best 2-year-olds
in the state They have both worked
ait the same clip this year.
Wilbur. by Integrity. handled by
Charles Tanner; Reckless. 2.26 by So
Long. driven by zach Ramsdall; Valen-
ella. 2.zSA, by Fergus DIcGregor with
Dick East up. and Phyllis T. by Ash
land Wilkes. Dr. George Pritchard's
mare. viii be some OF the starters in a
free Tor all tr0t-
The 2-25 pace viii call out Fergus
Rocker. a good green PAGER by Fergus
3LcGregor IN y. Leach's string. Ding
2.2S1z by Fergus AIcGregor- the star
of Dick East's string. and Abbrino. by
Dial Brine. as fast as ghost some
days, and some days not.
Mr. r. II Butler viii call some of his
crack gauopars to the post to com
pete with Murphy. King Richard and
others in a half mile dash.
The heats viii probably be half mile
ones. as in all matinee meetings
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New York stoeF Letter

a letter from London market caus-
ed our stock market to open higher. but
the market acts as if the advance VIII
not hold. London bought St Paul The
buying Of sugar was by bullish inter-
ests- Advance of market was DUH Lon
don markets were generally inactive
but firm with small account in Amer
cans. Arbitrage firms bought stocks
causing an advance Rates easy all
around There was some western SELL
ing of Chicago gas. " estern people
sugar. and London bought 1000
shares of St. Paul The stock market
feels the pressure of stocks and there
seems to be a disposition to sell. The
cause of IT. c. & T. lately shows that
stock is coming out The iron busl-
ness is not very encouraging at pres
ent. Manhattan seems to be depressed
on persistent selling by bears Grang-
ers are easy on realization by early
buyers
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ChIeago Livsstoek 80.

NLaIEa5l- My Il
HOGS-Receipts 1900; left over q
600. Market active. Light So 35a8 So;
mixed So 250s 50; heavy So 05d3 4O;
rough Sc O5a3 Is.
HOGS-OmciaI receipts yesterday a.
sos; shipments 10. 102
Estimated receipts Of hogs tomorrow
Is. OOO
CATTLE - Receipts 1000 Market
quiet and strong Beeves So $500 80;
Texas s. S0Q3 s.; cows and heifers 81 50
as s.; stOckers and feeders 81 1908 50
CATTLE-Oncia1 receipts yesterday
1874; shipments 4.029.
SHEEP - Receipts 1900. Market
fairly active and steady.
SHEEP-Receipts yesterday 14,247s
shipments, 80
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Send your address to H e. Buclzlen
q Co. Chicago. and get free sample
box OF DR. Kings New Life Pills A
Lrlal viii convince you of their merits
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in their cure Of
constipation and sick headache. For
malaria and liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleteri0us substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not we7 sen
by their action but by giving tone to
lhe slolnach ana bowels greatly invig-
crate the system REGULAR size Is cents
per box Sold by J. X Jones druggist.
Fifth street and Kansas avenue.
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FATR AND COOLER.
For Tomorrow Though We Are Prom
ised Showers This Afternoon

For Tomorrow Though We Are Prom
ised Showers This Aftern oOn-
The predicted rain consisted in east
ern Kansas OF shower early this
morning. so light that its visit could
not have been sworn to at daylight 1t
served, however. to reduce the tenn
perature a few degrees, and at o'clock
this afternoon the thermometer regis
tered Ts. The wind has also reduced
its pace and under a cloudy sky is
blowing along at a moderate rate Of
speed The clouds viii be productive
of showers this afternoon, according to
the predictions Of the weather bureau,
and fair and cooler weather Will be
our portion tonight and tomorrow
The general condition Of the weather
throughout the state today is similar
to that existing in Topeka The tenn
perature ranges from 20 TO s.
Hope TO Concordia a good rain is re-
ported to have fallen last night and a
light rain from Alden TO EIlinWood- A
good rain is also reported on the
Hutchinson branch On the McPher-
son branch from Little River to Lyons
and on the Little River branch a very
heavy rain accompanied by hail fell
last night A heavy rain also fell from
Edmond TO Norman in Oklahoma
Showers fell ON the eastern line Of
the Rock Island last night and goOd
rain from BellevilIe to Omaha
In Texas the weather is today re-
ported cloudy and warm. and in New
Mexico and Colorado cloudy and cool.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-12
WISCONSIN WOODS AFIRE.
Destroying Lumber and Property
Along the St. Paul Railway

Marinette. Wis May 12.-FOrest fires
have been burning all over Larinette
county during the past "A hours. not
outstanding the very wet weather this
spring.
At Middle Inlet. a small town above
Ellis Junction. on the St Paul railroad.
the citizens were obliged to summon aid
from q crew in the Peshtigo lumber
camps to save the place one hundred
or more men fought the fire
The rain last night has aLayed fears
in this company for the present For
est fires are said TO be burning along
the right of way Of the St. Paul rail-
way
An eating house belonging to the Dia-
mond Match company and o. 500 600 feet
of lumber were destroyed by flames.
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w r. Cannon has feed and fuel
Base ball goods at ElHott.z. 72s Ks av
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al Observation-Disclosures TIRE.
Ridden over Ragged Glass and Point
ed Tacks Successfully

New York May ia bicycle with a
nor-ullnctura BILE tire has at last been
invented it is believed 1t is styled the
self healing tire and the inventor
claims To have manufactured q non
puncturabIe tire of the single tube va
riatv out of cotton fabric and rubber.
the cotton being partly braided and
partly crocheted and treated to a. chem
zeal dressing
To the eye il looks Ike an ordinary
tI-s. bat the inventor declares nothing
short of 2 buzz saw VIII puncture it.
A private exhibition was given yes
terday IN a yard uptown and was rid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-12
CHICAGO MARKET LETTER

Furnished by Topeka Grain and Stock
Exchange. 526 Kansas Avenue.
Chicago May 12-The government
crop report issued yesterday afternoon
making the condition 82-7 was con-
strued by the trade in general as a
bearlsh document showing an improve
ment of sc points for May over April,
while only two points were looked for
This average suggests a winter wheat
yield Of about 307 GOO 900 bushels This
is taking the par of condition to mean
a yield of 1871 bushels per acre, the Of
fetal figure Of the department and the
area as announced in December, %, 647.-
600 acres.
Early cables were quiet and lower,
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but later showed a gain Of about ga
in Liverpool The market was ham
mered to 625zc for July early. By COM
mission houses. led by s. ID & Co..
The break was short lived. however.
and these same houses were active buy
ers at 63H@1zc. We look for a bull
market for the simple reason that in-
siders are buIIish and outsiders bear
ish.
Corn and oats opened easier on SELL
ing by scalpers. but later showed con-
siderable strength in sympathy with
wheat.
Provisions were the strongest article
on the board, with pork a good leader
Good investment buying appears on
every soft spot We advise buying
July and September pork
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a Citz Of Prisons.

Washington. May 12.-The house com
mittee on judiciary today ordered a IA
vorable report on the bill to establish
q site for the erection Of a penitentiary
to cost not exceeding $4,000 on the mil
itary reservation at Fort LeavenwOrth-
Get tickets for Mr.. Leib's benefit at
ROehr's Guilds, keIlam or members
Of The chorus
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cue miles in about so days. or an aver
age 81 20 miles a day If they meet with
no UI-fortune and do not tie up too Oft
en- during the day
The yeung men have two boats. q
tent. Guns. fishing tackle and proVis-
ions enough outside of vegetables and
fresh butter, eggs and milk. to last
rhsn7 the trip and are literally supplied
with money
Thev expect to hunt and fish en- route
and VIII follow the smoky Fiji and
Ravv until they land ait Kansas City.
rhere they expect 10 secure employ
ueut-
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FOUND DEAD IN THE RTvER-
Richard schnert Goes Fishing and
Returns Not Aliva

Ottawa May 12.-Richard Schnert. a
Young man - years OF age. was found
dead in the river here
He has been engaged for some time
i'm running trout lines and left home
last evening TO look at them He did not
return and this morning boy named
zIcAetcha1. while casting with q COM
mon angling line. caught upon some
thing which. when brought to the sur
face. proved to be the body OF the miss
ing man
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Blue Rapids May NV. T. Burr.
cashier Of the state Bank of Blue Ran
IDS. and city treasurer, was presented
VITA an elegant sold pen Saturday
evening" ly a number OF old soldiers
IN appreciation of his uniform courtesy
ana Nlndness to them James ADeath-
coI2rl-aneer OF post 328 c. A. r., max
ms the presentation speech.
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the band men from this and Pnf11frs
counties VIII meet iii this city for the
purpose Of perfecting a band organiza-
li9n OF about so pieces composed of the
oesL musicians from the two counties.
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how quickly Diarrhoea or Dvsentarv
can be relieved by using BeEss' Diar-
hoea BalsaTn- A purely vegeCa bIe com
pound it affords instant relief AMI a
permanent cure in q perfectly safe
way Your popular druggist has the
agency for this wonderful medicine
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It Does Not Pay.

to experiment with medicines. Beggs
Blood Purifier is no novelty. A record
of twenty years proves 1t to be the
best known formula for enriching the
blood and driving from the system
those impurities which breed disease
For sale by all druggists.
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SIZE SMILED SWEETLY
On the Manly Man I'm the Full
YigOr Of His Magnetic
Manhood.
No Use Nou-a-Daya for Puny. DebfI-
1tated Individuals Everybody
Can BE Quickly. EnsfIy. Per-
manently Made Happy.


Sparkling eyes. a
quick beating heart.
and the rosy blush
of pleasure greet the
strong manly man
when he meets his
lady love. That is
the kind of man
whose very touch
thrills because It IS
full OF energy. vigor-
Gus nerve uOWer,
and vitality. That
is the K nd of man
that every man
should he. and his
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Garden City. May 12.=The drsr home
grown rice straw berries were picked on
ln= brh inst fully three weeks in ad-
vance OF former seasons
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Psvobic soience g.

All interested in Psychic and Occult
Science. are invited to call on Prof
Connect at 40 Z. 6th St tomorrow aft
ernoon for conversation, in evening,
first lesson lecture. free
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HOGS-Receipts, 13, 300; shipments,
500. Opened strong. cents higher.
closed a little weak Bulk of sales,
50 1908 20; heavies. S2.2503.15, packers.
SO. O56I3.25; mixed, S3.10G3.25; lights. $40
$3.50; workers, s3.20Q8.30s pigs, S3.15Q
$50.
SHEEP Receipts. 400 shipments,
100 Market steady to strong Lambs,
ss.S5Q4.60; muttons. s. 6503.S0.
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den over grokeu glass. tin taclzs stuck
point upward through q strip of leather
and all manner OF things which were
likely 10 be met with on the roads 1t
passed the ordeal successfully, and the
problem at last seemed solved
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Charles HeiIerman on Trial.

E.mporia- May &c. s. Hillerman. a
prominent young business man OF this
city. is on trial here charged with at
tempting to set fire TO the premises OF
w r. Hurst's restaurant some months
ago.
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Kansas City livestock Market.

Kansas LlLyl May 4
CATTLE-Receipts 200; shipments.
ZOO About steady but a little slow.
Texas steers. s3.o5a3 IS; Texas cows.
s2-2502.s0; beef steers. s3a410: native
cows. S17503. 40; stockers and feeders,
S2.7ed3 go; bulls, S2.35d315.
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magnetic presence WouIo MAKE eTaTy 00dy nap
py around him Why IS it not 500 one OF the
PRINCIPAL reasons IS the universally prevailing
tobacco habit Tobacco kills nerve stay with
tobacco long enough and every man VIII De q
sallow skinny. uerTeless wreck. inspiring lis
GUST instead eff love and affection No man
who uses tobacco can be as much of man as
without &c.
No grasp so strong as the death grip Of a
habit and man once fully IN It's clutches is help
less without aid That's why every tobacco
user has the same good eVcuse---L can't quit
NO-ro-Bac removes this only eXcI~e. and any
one who VIII can quis easily. quickly and per
nanentiv Here's an Instances
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-12

DR. AL y. Sawyer think YOUR med
icine one Of the grandest discoveries
that was ever made for women we
can never thank YOU enough. Re-
specifically Ida G. Bradshaw. Fairfield
HI Frank Sim Pharmacist. 687 kan
sas ave
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Dear sIrs. No-To-Bae has entirely cured me
of tile use of tobacco, and the result of the
treatment has been a surprise To myself and
friends. Now when / offered chew OF
smoke by ma friends Is is dec ned with thanks
and i refer them TO N0-Eo-Eac- i could not be-
eln Is tell YOU how many times my wife has
thanked Four No-Eo-Bac for what it has done 10
nv case j w. 1iCCULLh.
This is only one Of thousands Talk with
Tour wife q bout It and starr your cure today
mol o-Bac is not sod on the rec0mmeuda ton
of lleu like 1Ir. AcluLly- one OF over 1900
cases cured. bur can be obtained from any
druggist Ia the United states OF Canada under
absolute guarantee Of cure OF money refund ed
cur booklet. Don e Tobacco spit and smoke
Your Life Away. written guarantee OF cure
and sample sent free Address The Sterling
Remedy Co, Chicago OF New Xo1k-
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Niokerson Wants to Plav Ban.

NVickerson. May 12-Nickers0n now
has good bail club and is ready to
meet an Corners Hutchinson Sterling
EIIinwood Great Bend. Larned and
KinsIey please take notice
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The Blue Ribbon club viii give a
dance at Battery Hail on West Sth St,
Wednesday evening
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MISS BREWER DEAD.
A Daughter of the Associate Justice
Passes Away.

San Antonio. May 12.-AIiss frankie
Brewer. daughter of Associate Justice
court, died here tonight of cOnsump-
ton.
Her father viii arrive Thursday.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
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Get tickets for Mr. Leib's benefit at
Roehr's. Guilds, kellam or members
of the chorus.
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Get tickets for Mr. Leib's benefit al
R0ehr's. Guilds, Kellam or mem bers
of the chorus
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Cincinnati ..o060O2O 40 Ill Il
WASHINGTON 10 0 2 o 700 o o. g
Batteries-C Cincinnati. Foreman and
PETIT. Washington. McJames and Nc
Cauley-
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W. l. Chamb erlaiu
Sec. ana Treas.
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Hear Mr.. Walker in Song Recital
Friday evening. First N. E church
NJ. Leib.s benefit.
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PrTTsBURG q. NEW YORK 2.

Pittsburg. May 12.-KilIen pitched a
good game. but his team did some mis-
cradle work The day was saved only
by hitting Clark at the right time. At
tendance ], 500. Score
r H E.
Pittsburg .-.2o0101oO o. u 4
New York 30 o o o o o. 9
Batteries Pittsburg. Killen and Sug-
den; New York, Clark and Wilson
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Ihrse Boys From Abilene . Panta
to Kansas City Via the River.
Abilene May 12-Pete N-u+- c.,-
mitchell ana Bob Mccartney have Isfr
here Ter Kansas City. No bv vra-a-
ana they expect to make the voyaee al
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-12

Those who have heard Mr.. Walker.
want to hear him again and those who
have not heard him want to. so all
come out on Friday evening, Mr. Leib's
benefit, First III. E. church.
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CINCINNATI TO- WASHINGTON ..
Cincinnati May 12-Bunched hits in
the third inning and good base rum
ming won the game from Washington
Attendance LOO. Score.
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It's just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cnre as any thing else. It's cas-
Ter to cure a severe cough or cold with
it, Let your next purchase be One
Minute Cough Cure Better medicine
better results. better try it. Geo. w
Stans6eld. $50 Kansas ave
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Dr.. a. p sawyer. After usine one
box Of the PastIlles I find myself en-
tireIy cured Ny case had been treated
by several doctors Lucy Bftuer. KAN
sas, III Frank Sim, Pharmacist. COZ
Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-12
o. storm So.

Omaha May PA terrible storm
swept over eastern Nebraska last night
doing great damage. especially in the
rural districts In Omaha many small
buildings were damaged and torrents
Of water fell In some sections it as
sumed the proportions Of a cyclone and
reports of much damage are looked for