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llousroN 5. GAr.vrsroN 2.

a large week day crowl saw Houston
beat Galveston again Yesterday, and with
moro ease than on SUNDAY THIS was at
pitcher. Hardy, was hit more freely. Botn
teams lid excellent work, only three ssfoi :
being made, two by Houston ana one BY
Galveston
The great feature of the game MAS the
home run by Jacobs on ii hit without the
ball going out OF the park 1t WAS a low
the extreme corner OF the .,t THIS Is the
second nit of the kind ma L. on the Nous-
ton diamond. the other being 10y Catcher
Emmett Rogers of the Houston team Of
1855.
Mccormack pitched an excellent game
for the locals and was supported admir-
ably Here Is the official story
Tf,,,etor1-- a ~ !, 7TfTE I1n 4 Il
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ToDAY'S GAME.

Todays game will be the last one IN
Houston for over a week. Houston going
to Galveston for two games wednesday
ard Thursday, thonce to san Antonio and
Austin for three g;tutcs in each city Roach
VIII he in tho box for the i}uftRloos to-
crabs 1t viii he a great meeting I'M
douhtcdly. Tor Galveston is goiug 10 ~
very hard to prevent four straight going
to Houston.
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RICH IS C0N1E1
But Content Comes only 2 Nv
Enjoy Good hsa''A

How often do we hear PETE, TIT
that they woull give aii . AZ ss:s
+ usurpimp thelr vitality si rsr.s1
surely. undermining thel I,x m nj
'rhey put OF, until tomorrow M IA
shciild have attention ,eoa}. ID
Hal Hal Would bring back z !u, z,
i5'sa Tf" Of good health, but .' - ;
from tp9 when they suffer esas"
ra va on thu human system .ss j
AZ an eminent writer S isS Il
SEEMS THAT TIE iNr,,IECfl
ARE PRONE ~ nnEifIT1I
THINGS WHICH IN hrurR 4
MOST TO DO WITH
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O'DONNrIL rEAT er,IrIyAN

London, April 20. There was IL large
crowd ut the National Sporting club to-
night, the event of special interest being
the contest between steve" o. ponnell Of
America and owen sullivan OF South
Afr!cl, O'Donncll beat sullivan IN ten
rounls
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hiMENEAL.

PARNELL- CATO-Austln. Texas. Aprn
2o-Mr, Everett j. Parnell OF Hearne ana
MiSs Lendie CATO of this city were mar
rled at the Cumberland church tonight bv
Rev. Dr Pcnson. Thep leave for their fu-
tnre home in ilearne tomorrow, going by
way OF San Antonio to witness the Balae
of Flowers,
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Galveston has an excellent !ndeli. es
lecia.ly the shor,stop and third hasen.ai
\ tremendous cruNl is expected out to-
day. Ruach, ilouston's star twirler, VIII
be in the box.
The patrons are crying out for " score
hoard. President bailey Will probably re-
sroui Ia the popular demand,
IT'S all very well to pcdilo peanuts and
cigarettes in the stands. possibly, hni thoro
Is no use to have kids yelling IN every
bo,ly's ears. Discretion Is good thing In
every line OF business.
Captain Shaner is the right nan IN tho
right place. ie, Is in the same an ne
him And their team work is the hest
ever seen IN IA Houston team.
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run AFTERNOON SESSION.

when the convention roassomhled a,
$50 o'ciaek. Colonel +. Newcomb. chair
man of the committee on credentials
subinitted the following report:
Hon, Lock Mcdaniel, Temporary Chair
nyin Of tho Republican State ConVen-
tion;
) Houston. Tsyns. April 20. 1890 Your
committee on orcdentialA respectfully re,
port the following counties represented
and ihe, a,aegntes entitled TO seats In this
iIsyier. Hell. ncxar. Blanco, Borden,
n111RYeA R{1keyiR Brewster. Buchel.
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Limestone. Marion. Mci-crnan. Mei,nA.
l'Mosscr. ORANGE. Fslo Pinto, Palmer, 70
eos, sf--esst.o, Robertson, Smith. san "a
s-fto, Tarraat. Travis. Tr+ai;y. Waller.
wlihArser. Visa
Your Committee also recommends ,as
| adoption Of The following resolutions To-
Resolved That q - the ~nse OF this
| ecnveai4ca that ali counties represented
In fn;are conventions by proxies oaiy he
| eAt.;l~t o. sane representation as by
;ae.E Owa DELEGATES in person.
James 7. Newcome Chairman.
TIE reports mere adopted
II ; AAct;rs-cr moved that the report
q ihe committee Ok resolutions te heard
w5Ae ne cofnEni;;es on Organisation end
w :. McCU,checn. chairman % the
/ committee or resolutions. hen subfnitts-i
iae following -rp2si, wa!ch Was adopiea;
7 rrca: hasic pr.a-iples OF the republican
T, par iy--il protection. reelprcciiy and internal
I'M rHre-neais. sustained BY sound imam
:. We favor hiuaetsiAsu. The use .. gold
sad silver coin as money OF ultimate re-
! ! W. favor the immediate calling ot an
/ internA'ionA monetary an! rscifroci:y
! conference for the adoption of an int"rna-
/ ilonAl agreement. wi;n such reciprocal
| causes as 20 trade between countries that
J ray re acton - The conference as wiil
( force - e-y eou-fsy through sef.iNteTesi
( io si'F; re basis ;fi.s Established.
.ec: '9 80 500 ''''' -
We favor changing ne preser, basis
. y r=prtstltAtion ~ Na'iqnai conventions
! 80 mat co' srs-Ss. oral districts ;na' are not
: - preseNt,1 hy Republican ,pu.sres - men
{ a. re enc the CONGRESSIONAL convent.on
+ FOG tre ele-tior 81 delegates - called shall
~. tr- ~rli'let - elect but one delegate
sl1 or. alternate.
( W. favor - adopsou ty TIE Nation
{ dl -urs-lf ~ Of q code 81 ifrnne AZURE Tor
/ Sac 4at Ns,ri-, conventions governing
( tae r..ct-pu Of 4 .ieEates TO National ton.
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ocfauc voters. .,,,. -. 4,
res.as when i, ,ried mans soul 70 be
republican, yet through abuse, throYsh
psdysrsl'y and S.s pF ,e :Ss sf issa
constructive legislation OF the eoGht'g
lays. And today they join eraaa amen
70 be aoie 10 81 n rypreSe"'"'''e W
We have here in THIS masnihccn; nsH
men who have come thousand mteS %
attend this conyesfioii-N est. -NoTtn,
south. Eas, and Middle Texas. each AL
All bent uron the one idea - rcu-e'nlhs;
| the state OF his honor from democracy
whitening hold. 49,.
and Harris county we give our heartfelt
gratitude for the old fashioned sou'a.Sn
| Hospitality meted out 10 Us Ana, M.
| assure your people. thai we have n9t
| brought our razors, sixshcoieys or Bowie
| knives, ard that We shall L" away ieeis
! with remembrance 81 your so0oh'sS ~
on behalf OF TIE aged tnen who are bash
| fui and excessively uin!t desire 70 ts,l-
der the ladlee cinns!ly tasaionea sas,
arprecint.cns for the heaG-ifni dee9fS-
| tons these lovely flowers In adti-loN g
| these fNqUisitaly vAseA bouquets you
| grace our convention hall with your pres
| snoe-truiy We have cause !oT eons' ai1-
| Again thanking YOU. and asa!a shaking
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say he had lump In his i a's: ~! J.
felt too miserable to nova n. 1
was probably two or three ~
lunches condensed. rhey ~ r.,
In, but they were taking theif - =
about getting out, or even "mo,,.. ;
This is a great mistake, bat !. ~
there's life there's q chsuce n
mistakes.
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find DR.. Pierce's Pleasant ~
best friend he ever met. Tia ahs1
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They are not disagreeable h 7
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Earned runS---Austln !, san Antonio l.
TWO base n.ts-Nie Heydon. NeiNa7t.
rhari.
Three base hits-Tlsey, Herbert.
Lett or bases-Austia :, san Antonio >.
struck out--By clark 8. By Chard s.
Bases on called halls--of Clark !. of
Chard s
Douhlc ulay-Kleeman and Me.
stolen bases--Burns 60 blackburn
Lawrence
Rattets hit-Lawrence. Blackburn.
Wlid piich-Clutk.
rinc n garue-e:nl.
Umpire Butler.
FORT WORTH .. SHERMAN 6.
Fort Worth. Texas, April ,o.-rhe Pan
theirs made it tNo to one today in the
game with Sherman hat il took ten IN
nings to do IL Bo'h sides played good
ball. but the tenth inning was a storcher.
the home team making three runs.
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visits nj Hot Springs =, ant; ~
their method of trsn.;snce 10 IN
with our large eNperis prss:!' h
treated, .n,a ID IL iye ssuoSsss.siul In ~
Sc .h,s YSaarful disease ave vi
nave rnrSa y, the best 2 n ~
S be ssiissl,lssd- a. AND Mrppk.s;,ss'3
HouNG s,,f Gr from tn so s
or present indiscrue'tbesn liIs H
which break DOW "a yourtsn
make life a burden, " 10 set IN. s
should not ncSiee.a fe and ~
method, which Is nsi,t cure IA
btr. II is a Perihane new me!sl 4
STRICTuRE. - ionsl usp
ting. The only ra -.
a complete cure. nj, klno M
Skin diseases o. 1estie
others have fail q. -,,o,. ~
ia prove this assehaaf an sss
LADIES, you WIZ WHO your n :
diseases peculiar ertainly w
Weakness-shonld e lei, uhEe.f
mm.thod Of treatmee"t docs ~
,ne old msthod ana ofta
much pain. when nd yon v
Try our treatment A ~
h1 psii1.Es. Great dise 70 L: ~
NERVOUS DIsEAef
Send Tor symptom
dienases, No, I for srsrer,
u' All correspondeac' ,oannsis
Treatment sent free ,al, iUy i
ali parts OF the .drs sssoi
private rooms. Aau'sssIAV
DR.. HATHAWAY
200 Alamo Pls IA. -
8 St Charles ns''
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


X, IT. II.
baltimore ............0 . 90 O. g
Batteries--Niains, Nichols and Bergen,
uemm!ns. Mcmahon and Robinson.
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game out Of the three. Austin PLAYED
with ginger from star; 10 finish. hitting
MARK harG, Austin plays In san Antonio
tomorrow and quite q large crowd OF fans
are going over from here to see the game.
- = IsII i1OI \ II
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rhouaands Of cases OF rheumatism havl
hsen cured by Elmer q Amends Pre-
ssrintion No. 1aSi" Ali sufferers shout;
80 hottis or same. G. W. Preston 3 Co.
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Score by innings
Fort orth..,.........,o cS0l &
summary
Earned runs-Fort Worth 5, Sherman /
Two base hlts-Steinfeldt %, Meyers
Qfort WORTH, Bailey, sage.
Home run--Nance.
struck cnt-By 1saacs !. by Country
Bases on called balls-on Isaacs :, of
Couutryman J.
Double play-Nancc and Bammert;
Stanley and Meyers. Chamberlain and
Lynch.
stolen haseS-Thompson ~. Fabian VOL
vrrton t2l.Meyers (Sherman). Bulger. Bal
lev Countr3nan.
Wild pitches-lsaacs l. Couutryman /.
Time OF gamc-2:lj.
Cmplre,--Jack Brennan.
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sOrrHERN LEAGrE.

AZ New Orleans
r. II. f.
Mobile ...............1O3 o0Soo-7 10 5
New ORLEANS ........2 oo0l OS-ll IL 4
Battcries-Schmidt and Fisher sechrtst
and Gonding.
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DALLAS s, DnNIsON 4.

Dallas. Texas. April so-The baseball
game today between Dallas and Denison
Mas attended by about 900 people ana re-
suited In "a victory for Dallas hy 10 !.
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Al Atlanta

r II. Il.
Atlanta ..............e o. o 0-lt l6 l
Columbus ...........OO . o % . 3 > : :
MISREPRESENTATION ard Field; Daniels
pohhins and Hunt
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200 Alamo Pls IA. ~
s St Charles BIZ
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DIR. HATHAWAY !

Tho eminent specialists. are y, ~ n
all those whose suiferihs,b; tsI
the diseases coming "'
of their specially. r. ,poee1
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-04

M The dwarf only fvei
IL The flower wonder ID try
Our 1886 catalogue free. saved by
dealing direct. Don't forget place $500 -
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Politicians are startled by
it; statesman are provoked
to controversy; every body
reads it. Sold only by
subscription. Drop a card
to the general agent.
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WE AND OUR NBlGHBoRs


e was scrapin' the paint from of of 'el
plates, an l eez to him: "Oo ar,
you!"
See e: I'm a Jolly-'er Majesty
Jolly
Soldier an Sailor too.''
Now 3 work begins by Gawd knows when,
And ii work d never through
Il isn't ooe Of the Regular line, nor e isn't on'
Els kind Of siddy Observation-Disclosures ana
Sailor too!
We've fought iem on trooper. we've
fought EN- in dock, an drunk with
'em in betreens,
When they called US the sea .sick scull'r,
maids, an We called 'em the Ass
But when we was down for double
fatigue. from Woolwich to Der
nardmyo.
We sent for the Jollies.-'er msjestyi
0OiiI0G-8OiOIcI gu 0oiiOT
selves an they never ask what's to do.
But they're camped an fed an they're mp an
fed before our busle's blew.
Ho! they amt no limpin procrastitudes---sol
dier an sailor too"
The lines sing like the chorus Of a
comic opera or like lot Of men accus-
toned to simultaneous and harmonious
action such as singing march
ing or cannoneer work. The words
bawl themselves from twenty or thirty
throats. enough to set the air in mo-
ton in q we'll. There lie not man alive
today with the power of Rudyard Kip
ling. For the price OF story or poem
he will sit you down anywhere you
like or in what company you may
choose. providing your taste is not too
bloomin' refined and literary.
McClureis magazine puts its money
where it does the most good, l. e. they
give il to authors whose work is the re.
sult Of forever mysterious genius. They
do not put it into pictures delightful,
but Of transitory value. The illustra
tons Of Harpers magazine are the best
that engraving can do in this or any
other country. The text is no better
than McClure's and when the latter has
Anthony Hope and Kipling. not so good.
'McClures" illustrations are photo
gravures ugly and disappointing at best.
The shadows are heavy and opaque
daubs OF black ink. An engraving or
etching, and line picture, keeps the
values, il lets light into the shadows. it
has atmosphere. which photogravure.
because it is what it is, can not have.
The man who invented the process
was not benefactor though the null
DUPLICATION OF the results Of it may aeem
Do Tor q while.
Sol Smith Russell at sthe Lansing
Thursdsy evening a week ago filed the
house. A Lincoln audience always treats
Mr.. Russell as though it were his foster
lather. The stage and pit are en- fanille
When the actor makes a speech he tells
it how dear it is to him. He says Il
when was but little lad and
lived upon thy smiles and caresses. Now
the world is at my feet but still, still. /
love thee best" And then the audi
ence and the orator are % soaked in
good feeling it is difficult to proceed for
Tear Of taking more cold.
Mr.. Russell is good man and a good
actor. but / have never seen him in a
play that was satisfactory AN Every
day man" has an intrusive, ungraceful
moral. know. man can be good and
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Cured After az Years.

nelow We publish letter from Mr. Henry
Junscu, postmaster of tnr pretty nee town ~
NaYnrlu, woru Ter word anu letter Tor lrttCf
na % was received by Doctor shores with iu
tiruruHut 90 hand lI o. ikc Iru.a. Mr. Iru. ON
is a man thu government OF tho UuitUd -tAtUl
believes honest Cuuu b 20 600 o. spot 10 .Iu
ruGitIuu. Mr. Jensen BE- man whom thu
people trust absolutely inrorrupuIlo Hud
conscientious. tiuuluF something good him
FOlt be is auNous that al. tnO world shall know
No. Head % VU.y carefully -yuu Will be- Iutyr.
cfiod and Impressed NltN The ezra rhuYfwIrd.
manly method OF tno man DO his efforts o ala
humanity
Feeding 10 duty I owe Co orers similarly
hnlrtru, 1 send this testimonial 90 the prose.
! have DO n hn'lriCd Win nasal vatATru ever
aimee wac about yrata old tu such Hu extent
that have not been able o. bro The through
my nose, aud OF late years % bhs taloudtd tu
my ogrs, and in fact all through my head, H1
that could not sleep a. niEHt, and upon
arising iu tho morning. intiUuu OF beng ru.
freshUi, I frlt Wurse than when l sent 90 bed,
aud ! cOughyd and hawkur continually. iu
fact my LIE was misery tome.
About ten months ago wrote 90 pr, q. "
shores NJ salt Latc tity, asking him it DO
could cure mo Hud trent mo Ht my home. aud
ho Hald no could I then btFHn taking bio
treatment anu although my dmUAEr was about
fottY'twO years standing, eau truly cay that
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CURES THAT LAST.

MFf.cr charles why, cured two years
aa1 Of Crtarrhfl uoatuCEs, O. DO we'll 20
dsy 40 WHEN no H0plo tho treatment.
Nrs Wrsy residing a. 90 south, ,cy,uth
Tastsuobt. salt Lake t,ty, tAyti omethlnR
oypr TWO cars ago tuOa my little boy thtn
ngoH nearly nine years 90 zee loclor q. ".
Shores. DO BHk boo upinip uud advice on the
rbila's co IIuou Dor i've yeurs previous 10
tHat limo cue uttlc fellow had suffered torn.
Div with catarrhal drbfntsu, Auu a. umrs the
nan wsf 90 great mat tIt rrams
hearty rrHsou mr. because ! could not
hcIp hum. ito was def as door nail,
and my trratest ambition was TO mud
TnUethIug uF somebody that would help
MN. when bortr shores tod me tnut
he could abe .lutCIy cure hlm, u EHcmtu 90 mo
tnat DO WAa UAHggrraUus anu nearly IuHt tho
ebAuro Tor wEs on thu point OF withdr wing,
when t0meihing seemed 10 compel me % lee
b0ct.r shores treat him Tor WINE az leas'.
81 used she treatment ho gave and did as he
dircrtod aud my boy almost Immediately bo
gan 60 grow better ana In one month was en-
ufey cured
shores told me no wa permanently cured,
ana / watched tho BOY closely expecting each
dgv tbtt tho trouble would r,tum 1hht was
two years ago and the trouble has mot re-
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odhy am perfectly cured, and my general
btA Id 10 Hotiur than % hos been siugo ! can
remember, and HW sutshrd that there BE- not
A rasr of nasal catarrh but what ne eau cure,
and further, thHt his charges are 90 low any
ono can 10 ri the rUAtm nj Any ono wish
IN tn Wrilo me iur fur hrr particulars or ash
iIENt.i JENsEN, Postmaster.
MtNrugLu. Utah
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HOLE TREATMENT CURES.

Every mail brings scores OF letters
telling Of the splendid cures effect
eel 10y nr. q, ". shores Perfect
Home Treatment. ~ cures Otncr-
aud will cure you. send stamp ior
Doctor shores Sew symptom List
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Always Praislnn Dr.. Shores.

Mrs n j, Ford Cedar city Utah, write.
81 am under mAuy Obligations 20 you Tor tho
improved UoudiuIn ot my health aud I miss
no opportunity 90 tell my friends Whist you
have done Tor mo, My friends gu notice my
Improvement
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turned 100 me slightest degree since Aud now
HrmIy believe ho Is permanently cured, anu u
uuursu d aim NtTf ErHttul 90 10 Tor rhufeH
and O fl famous treatment lie luH won huH
other mothers gTutuudC'
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A MODERN MOSES.
DR. C. w. SHORES GENEROUS PLAN GIVES ENCOURAGEMENT
TO DISEASE STIR KEN MORTALs.
sUTIERTHs LIGHr HorE Am
MANN PROSPERITY


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nud NonN
III
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NEW TINE Cla0 IN EFFECT DEC. /, 1896


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! can truly Say ! have not foIt 90 well for
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

Grand assortment OF finer Separate
Dress Skirts, 10 plain and fancy BiIlau,
tines. Taheta silks, Drepons, etc, from
$500 to SD 90,
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BrOcaded Taiieta Silks.

The finest SWEETEST BfucaIrs. 100 rich
blending col1B, wcI. worth gboo aud
g. rs, special Soc
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Novelty Dress Goods.

The newest HIg ar uT1Gu.Ii0ns OF
foreign aal domestic looms are nov
here 800 % liberal variety and fresh at
rivals are being added cailyi prices
ranging from Toe up