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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-07-23
Cottage ON North Beach

COTTAGE ON NORTH BEACH One and one.hl
frame house, with acre of ground fenced and in cuivsD
~ oei'ghttul summer resort Price $780, Terms easy
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ABERDEEN MARKETS.

ABERDEEN MARKETS.
Prices are given as of day of publication, and
are subject to market changes during the week.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC.
Corrected by f. II. TANNER.
FLoUR-Washington, $3.0O@$4. 90; CAL
ifornia, $4.25.
WHEAT-$l.25 per hundred.
OATs-White, side oats, 1925; COM
mon, $1.00.
CHoP-$1s.OO@2O.oo per ton.
HAY-Timothy. baled, $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures, $l.OO cwt.
DAIRY PRoDUCE-Ranch butter, fresh
made, fancy, 25c per roll; California
Creamery, Soc. Cheese, l5c. Eggs,
fresh, 12lac per dozen.
SUGAR-Powdered and cube, G@6lac;
dry graduated, 1913; golden c, 1925;
extra c, $3.50.
CoFFEE-Arbuckle's, 25c per ID; other
brands, 20@40c per III.
LARD-Pure Sc per Id.
JAPAN TEA-40c, Coo, 75c.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Sc@1lc per ID.
SUGAR-CURED HAMs--llc per ID.
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egister.
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Tool. Hood S Co.. Proprietors, Lowell,
are the best after,
Hoods Pills pills, aid digestion
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For DiHorcc-1he Petitioner Makes Some
DlSparaglny Admissions

LONDON. July 2i.-TSe cross exam
nation OF the Hon Waller Yarde- Rur.
er. OF Churston court. DevonshIrc, in
his action for divorce from LeIlnh
kirkman Yarde- Butler, formerly OF
san francisco. was continued before
the Right Hon. Sir Francis Henry Jeune
to-day. The petitioner admitted that
he had written n letter 10 his wife IN
June. 1909, in which he had said: ''ro
think that my hand has brought all this
sorrow upon your hend. God forgive nv
sims against you. can offer no excuse.
| nave behaved IN Il weak and black
Euardedly manner without. cause. I
nave no reason TO act In the Wicked and
cowardly way that have done. | will
try 10 eNplate my sins. You have been
perfectly blameless and have never CIV
en- me cause TO shy an unklnd word
against you. i ask your forgiveness.
Lena, Lena. give me- one more chance,
ana Will be different | VIII work and
slave TO redeem your respect"
Mr. Yartle- Butler admitted that he
was writing the truth when ne penned
the foregoing sentences. lie had re-
quested a doctor to ascertain and GER
tify II his wife were insane. He had
himself gone TO ChurSton' court 10 see
hls wife. He had taken q pane OF glass
out OF the window In order to obtain
lngress TO the house He had written
to Lord Churston, his brother, to tt-. ef-
feet that he, tthe petltioner), had been
entirely wrong in stating that his wife
drank to excess and that therefore, he
retracted the charge. He was not aware
that his wife had been obliged to do
the household work for herself and
children at Churston court. She. her
self, had dismissed the servants. He
had Never bruised or hurt his wife,
except when acting In self defense. I've
had not ordered her out OF the house,
nor told her to go on the street
On Redirect examination Mr. Yarde-
Fuller testified that at the time he mnde
the acquaintance OF Valentine Gades-
den in San Francisco. the latter was
teaching music. The petitioners wife
had introduced them. saying: You
ought to know that man; he IL my cou-
sin. Cyril"
Gadssden Is the correspondent in the
pending action. One OF the dismissed
dOnestScS corroborated tn. statement
Of Mr.. arde-Buller that his wife had
locked him out OF thu house. chased him
with knife, and thrown dishes at him.
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Q]lR5F;s]
: '!:|()lI!!!'I|.| J :
GU 1Nl:LlS SELLS OUT.
GU 'NELl.S SELLS OUT.

TOLEDO, July AL, W. Gunncls has
sold the franchise FOR the Toledo base
ball team to Charles J. Strobels Of Find
lay, the owner OF the Tacoma team IN
tho dcii,nct Pacific league, Far, some
time past, AR. Strobel has been en-!
deavorinS to purchase n half ,iutcrcst
IN the Toledo team and at ont time,
GurnclS made the Findlay mama prop
osIlIon on that basis. but upon recon
alteration, determined to sell tho whole
business or keep It himself. finally IL
proposition was made that tho players
and franchise should 20 for. $500.
shortly before noon one OF tho city
bankers notified MIR. Gunncls that n tel
rGrum had been received from Flndlay
10 tho effect that there was $1,000 In u
FIndlay bunk to his credit and to bind
the sale.
There will be some radical changes IN
the team. Strobel, who Is an old base
ball man. will manage the team him
self. First baseman Torreyson,, Short
stop Babb and Righthclder Clifford Will
be released, Their places wNl,be taken
by Ryu. the deaf mute, who will play
first; Cook win go to short, and Smith
10 right field. Tn, rest OF the team will
remain for the present, as II Is.
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TREND OF TRADE.
""''nr@ onh thc Proi"cn Markets Are
treaty Depressed.

T..
treaty Depressed.
NEW YORK, July ar, q, Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade, which a.
SITES Tomorrow. viii ray! Tho week be.
gnn with extreme depression IN stock
and speculative markets, owing TO the
heavy oulSo az gold. and the fall OF tho
treasury reserve below the minimum
Tho Popullst aud Silver conventions
caused some apprehension, nnd large
Wlthdrawnla OF gold for boarding were
rhsner reared thnn seen, There came
u. sharp recovery with the Union NJ
banks to turn S.O,0OO,OOO gold into tbc
treasury. and Of internal bnnNcra "a
control foreign exchange. Tho gold 70.
serve has been quickly lifted above
SlVoooO,VOO. nnd political events have
ne'ped 10 clean away RpprchenslonS
business or all kinds han been consider
ANY nHeNed by the monetary conditions
ana Is slower 20 improve.
lhc produce markets. have been scrl-
ously depressed. lard making the lowest
quotations on record, corn falling IN ~
cents: wheat to 6t.7L and cotton 10 7ig
cents There has becn,u slight recovery
~ corn, q sixteenth In cotton, ana n cont
III Nhcht' pht tho main cause OF low
prices remain, namely, prospects, OF
large crops with heavy stocks on hand
me closing OF Iron furnaces continues,
only three out OF eleven In the Mnhnnlnr
and four or five out OF sixteen In Shcn.
ahSo valley remaining IN blast and VET
prices fall. rs unsold stocks are The
largest ever known. while tho demand ia
remarkably light. Southern No. / NJ Tho
east Is nominally Sill 81 and pennsyi-
wanna VIZ, with ResNener $ll rs ut Pitts
hnrgh and Grey FORGE 50 10, but ovrn
these. ana all prices for finished products
are shaded to secure the business, The
general demnMugation Is partly due to
growing belief that large combinations
which stu hold up prices, cannot hold
them long. Nearly all wire and wire
ROD mills are closed. sales OF nails, small
bnr iron at 81 o. Is being largely super
c!edcd by steel at $rO5. Open hearth
bilIets nrc offered below Ressemrr, tho
demand for rails Il very light, and the
great structural works ut Homestead 10
on half time unless orders this week are
better. Minor metals arc also weaker.
Fixtures for the week have been PSI In
the United States, against 9O2 last ycnr
aud 20 In Canada, against q last year.
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DELLAlRE.
All Sorts or Local New. auI Gossip rom
the Glass Citv,

the Glass Citv.
Irony" Williams, formerly OF thla
city, but now OF Cleveland, IL spending
n few days with hls parents In the
Fourth ward.
DR. Thomas Stephens left yesterday
FOR his home at Williamsburg, Pa. after
n plcnHnnt visit with relatives In the
Fifth ward.
y. c. Nicholson left yesterday after
noon to Join his base bail club ut De-
troIt, attcr II weeks rest with his family.
Miss Margaret McWIllnms returned
to her homo Mt Martina Ferry ycstcr.
day, after visiting IN tho city.
Nilsson Myrtle and Jennie Stewart on
tertalncd n number Of their friends lnat
evening ut their home.
W. II. Slullto and fumily will leave
Monday for Cleveland. 10 spend n week
with relatives,
Miss Sophie Miller loft yesterday for
Grenville, o., to visit her sister, Mrs. o.
Il. Foulke.
home after Visiting ut WcllSvillc for tho
past week.
Miss Maud 1Ieachcr OF Stcubenvillc.
Ia the guest of his friend, In the Second
ward.
Miss Bertha Suricckrr will leave to-
day for Sistcrsville to visit relatives.
Mrs. d. II. Darrah and daughter arc
visiting relatives at 81. Clalrsvlllc.
william Morrison has cement pave
ment placed about his residence,
william Waasman went TO Bethesda
yesterday to join his family.
Rcecc Darby and wife nre visiting rel
atlves at 81. Clalrsvlle.
Yesterday was pay day at the blast
furnace.
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to-day were very good; tho bcsl pcnrs
brought los Cd, and thu Invest Ia Cd; nv
einge cases sold for to 3 yhIlllngs, Tho
plumS In tho consignment were also too
small, but realized Ia Cd crate Of four
boxes only u boxes were lnmngsi in
tho entire consignment, buyers com.
peted kGcnly foe the beat lots. Mcssrs.
lSnnca " Sons, the c0nsgnees, ray that
had tho. shipment been or tho highest
California qunlity, tbs pears would INV.
realized II 10 Is shlllIngs q case, /.
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IN BUSY BENwooD.
What People Are Doing and Saying In
the industrial Town.

Miss Llz2ic Nolan. df Lower Bcnwood.
entertained the Mandolin and Guitar
Club last evening. In honor OF Miss Bess
llctzlcr, 0f Parkersburg. quite select
crowd WAS present and the evening was
spent very pleasantly.
The teachers are making prcpara-
tions to attend tho institute ut Mounds
Vile. which convenes August ID.
Misses Anna and Maggie Prendergast
win visit friends In ParkerShurg this
week.
Mrs. Wells Benson Is very sick at her
home on Water street
Miss Lille Wetherall. of Wheeling,
spent Thursday here.
NJ. ]. Gateiy is expected home from
Atlantic City to-day.
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QUAY AND MARTIN
Make up-Ihc Two Lenders win pu,i 10
grtiicr During tho Cannuipn,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July el.-Rc.
publican politicians were yesterday
discussing runor TO tho effect that
peace would soon be declared between
senator Quay and David Martin nnd G,
H. MhEeo. II was stated that senator
quay hal met Mr.. Martin on Tuesday
ana ma discussed with him the oucS.
tlon OF hnrmonlalng their differences
ana mat there wns a stronH probability
OF the peace negotiations being success.
iil; Ths statement could not be yeri.
llcu' nH senator Quay and Mr.. Martin
were both IN New York, presumably
win Chairman Hanna, OF the RcpublI.
Gun Nntionll Committee Friends Of
po'n gentlemen when asked about the
matter declared TINT II there had been
such meeting they knew nothing Mt
all about 1t. md scveral OF Ouov's leu
tenants sAid they dih not believe there
had been any meeting.
Notwithstanding these details there
are several well-lnformcd Republicans
who assert that efforts are now being
made to patch up peace and that QUAY,
Martin and Magce will all be found
Worklhg together this fall. Chairman
thnna - said to be anxious to have nil
lactiohn! lights within the party closed
up during this campaign. itsS View In
this mntter IL shared by both Senator
quay and Mr. Martin. with whom II Is
understood he has talked upon the sub
ject. The fact that Quay and Martin
were both In New York with Chairman
Hanna yesterday gave color OF truth 10
these statements. Mr.. Martin went TO
New. York on Tuesday evening and yes
terday morning Senator Quay received
tcicHram sunmoning him to that city.
lie lett on the noon train. Senator An
drc~s' VINO was with Senator Quay
when hi received the telegram. would
NOT say who 1t was from. but It In be-
iicped to have been from Chairman
Hanna.
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THURSDAY, TIE GTH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1896.

commencing ut 10 o'clock n. M. tho fol
lowing described real estate. that Is to
Hy: a piece Of ground IN tho city Of
Wheeling. IN Ohio county, West Virginia,
situate on tho road leading from the Ma.
tionnl Rond to Mount Wood Cemetery.
and bounded ms follows: Commencing III
a corner Of the jewish Burial Ground on
said road. said corner being tho most
western point on said rond of tho snid
Cemetery Grounds. and running north.
west on tho limo OF said burial ground
one hundred and Nifty feet, more or less,
voyed by Mary Il. Stivor and husband IN
Maurice Max nnd others by deed dated
nccrmbsr :. iS7:, recorded In decd book
cast line southwest tlfty,nyc feet: thSnco
southeast by u limo parallel with Tho iino
OF said burial ground first mentioned to
tho line OF said road leading to Mount
Wood Cemetery; thence with the linn Of
snid road northcastwardly ilfty-nvo feel,
more or less TO tho place of beginning
subject to, the right or way granted ~
tho deed nhovo mentioned nlado by Mnry
i. Silver and husband TO Mnurico Mny
and others. nE1 rcserving also tho conf
or other mineral beneath tho same. hcIi;r
the Same property conveyed to Nuuusllia
Wlcl!crly by Catherine Meyer by decd
the Office OF tho clerk Of the county court
OF Ohio county. WcRt Virginia. in dorh
TERMS OF SALE-Ono-thlrd and ma
much more na the purchaser may olcct
to pay In cash on the day OF sale, tho I'M.
nnce OF the purchase money In two equal
Inst llmenta. payable respectively at ono
aud two years from the day OF sale, with
interest from that day, for cnch of whIch
deferred instnllmcnta OF the purchnSn
money the purchaser shall Kivo Ills ncro-
tinblc prouilssory notes. bearing intcrpst
from the day of snlo M aforesaid, 10 Ia
secured by tho titlo OF tho property noiI
being retained untll tho payment In iii
of tho same, or by deed OF trust on Tho
property sold, to 10 drawn. ncknowledr"i
md recorded nj tho expense of tho pIlr-
chaser. GEORGE b. CALDWELL,
,,, Trustee.
Auctionecr. iyt
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LONDON, July "4.-On samplIns. It
has been found that the first shipment
of California fruit this season which
carrie on board the American line steam
or st. Louis arrived at Southampton on
Wednesday. IL not OF the quality that
fetches the highest prices In the London
market. The pears are understood, and
too good for the low class trade and too
poor for the highest class. They are,
however. We'll adapted for dessert fruit.
The prices realized ut the auction sales
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Candidates Come 10 blows,

COLUMBIA. S. c.. July 24.-At the
campaign meeting at Florence to-day,
Judge Joseph H. Earle, candidate for tho
United States senate 10 succeed ]. l.. NJ.
lrby and Governor John Gary Evans.
vino Is Il candidate for the same Office,
came to blows. Earie struck Evans
lirSt. and Evans responded with blow
under the eye. Several men had their
hands on their pistols but comparative
quiet was restored and Governor Evans
attempted to continue his speech amid
much disorder.
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LOUISVILLE, July IA postponed
pdtn" waa played or to-day, Washington
Winning after hard struggle. O'I'rlcn
Haa !inod 81 ny Umpire Belts foi"throwIng
hl2 bat in the air because tho umpire
called strike. Attendance 200.
Erorc; pnt RUE
MnrhElon 20 n 0 20 0 2.2 IS t2 ,
hoHI7viil" 40 ? 0 . 0 01 81 IL
hafn"d runs. Washington /: Louisville
:, l'i'chcrs. Cunningham and McJamcs
nplr". Belts. Time. 2:l7. nC
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Earned runs. Wheeling . Saginaw Z
Two-hase hits. Whaling. MItes. Sumner
Mokev!tt. EcmphIiL. Home min, Thurs
ton. Stolen bases, Gallagher %. Wagner,
ton 10 Whaling: sowders 10 Miles TO Gan.
eel; Miles to SowLlera 10 Camel. Bases
on bnlls. Gallagher ~. Wagner %. Davis
90. Shields tS), Kane Ia. WhaIey ~, Is on
Cogswell: Miles. CAMEL. on Garvey.
Struck out, by Gnrvey J. by Cogswcll J.
Passed balls. Nor,hwauy ., Stout l. Wild
pitches, Cogswell .. Time. 2;;!!i. Umpire.
tynpan '.HH 10y
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IT Is not miracle. It won't cure
everything. but II Will cure piles. That's
what DeWttts witch Hazel Salve
will do. because It has done
1t In hundreds OF cases. Charles
r. GoetZe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Company, Bridgeport;
Peabody & Son. Bcnwood.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The last game Of the series with Sag
'naw will be played this afternoon. Bor-
cheers or Baker will otncIate in the box
for the Wheelings and Allen will proba-
bly, twirl for the visitors. He has been
Il stumbling block to Wheeling and may
make matters interesting to-dHy.
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ST. LOUIS, July 2i.-.ThIrtcdn innings
wore played by the Browns and Orioles
l'01ny. THE home team delayed tho game
~ the lHSt Inning because OF darkness
ma IN" umpire gnYo II to Baltimore. 0.to
.. Att"ndancr l,5oN.
score: II II 10
n Louis ....26O,I '-Sl2 !
Baltimore ...i zen 100000 5--i3 q 6
~ Earned runs. ST. I.OuIa .; baltimore D.
!i,Ich"rS. ErcIienStc!n und TIoffcr I'm
hHe. EmSI". Time, 2 hours.
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\ telegram was. received here from
Barnesville yesterday stating that Har-
Eey Pastorious. the well known pitcher
and outiledrr, was at his home there
und could be had by Wheeling. The
Wheeling management, however, said
It had no place for this player. Wheel
!nS could so farther und fare worse.
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V'VV WV T'4TTN TIT'ETFFTTE VI sTHTkVI NTFVII
[, TOCkS FOE SALE
~ 70 shares Wheeling Railway Co.
Wheeling Pottery bonds, pcr cent.
70 shares Junction Iron Company.
10 shares L.tliCllU Iron Works,
~ shares lscllairo Steel Company,
20 shares Wheeling Bridge Compuny.
50 ShnroN Dollar Savings Rank, Belinlro.
10 shares Wheeling Stool and Iron Co,
20 shares Franklin Insurance COMPANY.
r. s, IRWIN. Broker. 2! Twelfth ST.
jclO
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Catnrrh and Colds Relieved In 10 10 40
yilnut,s

One short puff OF the breath through
the Blower, supplied with each bottle OF
DR.. Agncw's Catarrhal Powder. diffuses
this Powder over the surface OF the
nasal Passages. Painless and delight
ful to use. 1t relieves instantly. and
permanently cures Catarrh. Hay + yer.
Colds. Headache. Sore Throat. Tonslli
tie and Deafness. 80 cts. Sold by r, II.
List md Logan Drug Co. s&wy
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The WheelinGs won q decisive Victory
over the SaEinaws yesterday afternoon.
Carney was hit for twelve hits, while
only eight were made OF CoEswell, the
visitors twirlcr. but the ;latter was
wilder than any pitcher who has ever
fSurcd In game here. giving eighteen
bases on balls, that gave the game to
the WheelinEs The Wheelings played
a great game In the field. only one err
roT being charged to them. Saginaw.
100. did good work in the field and but
Tor Coesw"lls w!idnCss would have
given Wheeling a hard battle. Score;
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President Power has awarded Out
fielder Robinson TO the Jacksons. He
Joined the team yesterday at Washing
ton. Manager Lynch. of the Jacksons.
has signed a Wheeling boy, Harry
PriChard. for first base.
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INTERSTATE League.
Yesterdays wInncrs-wheclIng.

To-day'S gnmrS-SnEinaw At Wheeling.
Jackson at Washington. Fort Wayne at
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M Mllwnu II. Grand
MaEiha Battcrlcs.-Jon and Spear:
"lcFarland and Bnrtz. - =
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and Mi.haps In the Thriving City
Across the River.

Across the River.
The hi Ugh water is causing many OF
the fishing camps to move 10 higher
ground and several have Given IN In
disgust, The Belmont" Camp Rest, -
Woman naters." Mixed Pickles" and
others composed OF Martins Ferry peo-
pie. broke camp yesterday and return
ed TO their homes, bag and baggage.
The owl Club" of Martins Ferry,
which had one OF The finest camps on
The OHIO river. moved up Into n meadow
yesterday and several OF the GIRLS re-
turned to town. When the members of
one club nwokc yesterday morning,
they were surprised TO see the river had
crawled up under their bed and another
tent was partially covered. AT another
camp the cook stove was entirely COW
cred yesterday morning and many
campers had to hustle. One or two
abandoned their camps and went 10
farm houses. SO much rain has fallen
that at one up the river camp the boys
found water In their bed when tlsay
got up yesterday morning. Very few
t'h have been caught the past few
days.
The case OF Mrs. Mary Myers VS.. Mrs.
Cuthar!ne Myers 70 recover $3.50 alleg-
ed to be due. was tried yesterday be-
Tore Squire Theodore Keller in the Of
flee OF J. c. Gray and attracted consiL-
cradle attention. J. c. Gray represented
the plaintiff and George Duncan and F.,
e, McCombs the defendant. 4 verdict
was rendered FOR !l51 for the defendant.
Soih Sides gave notce OF appeal
Ten young men of Martins Ferry
have organized Il base ball club. The
members Are Frank Stewart. manager
and center field; Homer Moore, right
field: tt Smith. third base: James Cross
ley, first base: Charles Westwood. left
field; Fred. White. second base: Grim
p. Howard. Thomas and William Els.
worth catchcrs: Harry BentZ, short
stop.
Glenn's Run above Martins Ferry,
was higher yesterday than ut any time
this year. Bert Pickens was driving
down the run with a two-hOrsc load
OF produce. intending to come to Mar
tins Ferry, but the run rose go fast
that lie was afraid the horses would be
drowned. lie unhitched and abandoned
the wagon.
Four Martins Ferry players Will
take part In the lawn tennis tourna-
mem at New Athens, on July 80 and
II, In which Cadz. Bridgeport, st.
Clairsville and other towns will take
part. The New Athens boys defeated
CndIZ very badly on Thursday.
Many OF the Aetna Standard mill
men have returned from their vaca-
lions. thinking the mill would 40 on
next Monday. II Is doubtful II any Of
this big mill Will get started before
Monday week. Much repairing Is being
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ECZEMA IN amy part OF the body IL
Instantly relieved and permanently
cured by D0an's Ointment, the Sovcr-
cIgn remedy for all itchincss OF the
skin. !
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FoR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
l. tho city: large and plenty OF light:
centrally looted In best advertised build.
ing In the city. Also large hall Tor ront
Apply at HUB CLOTlilERS. Fourteenth
and Market streets. ja5l
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account NJ rain. IET
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CHICAGO. July 2.--Thc Brodklyns won
'o.''ay in the second inning. tho Colts one
"rror being responsible for five runs. The
iyi.lior. had all Of the luck. Attendance
Score: RUE
Chicago 40 O02O o OiN,Q-2 10 i
h'oo%lyn $50 20 % O!E!o-9 10 2
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