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WILL LEAVE BRENHAA1.

Brennan. Texas. March N.-Mr. I.
Cohen has sold out his dry goods business
10 Gathers Il Buster and will move to
Indianapolis, Ind. Mr.. r. Gross pur-
chnsnd his nomcstead.
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CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO RAPE.
Mexia, Texas. March iA-Muidoon Hlck-
man. a white man, has been arrested FOR
nm attempted assault upon little is-ycar-
old school girl near Armour, II was with
much difficulty that he was saved from
l1-pChluE
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CARVED NY HIS 1rNcI.n-

Waxahaehie, Texas. March 4.-Attor-
ney w. Wilkerson was attacked and
palhiuily cut about the shoulders and
lace yesterday by his uncle, Mack Bond,
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Young AND W. hs,s y
Remarkable resalnlss ysiia;
treatment. years AZ use rs 81 ~,
experienco In me and COL
~, We alone own rave
tnas wV Of Men wsC orsssn. :.
yeloped or DISEASE you'd
ing IRON ! OF nervous Or ", ,S's'scs's
heir fellows ,S anu Mons w
friends and COZ r,ipsnts. u w III
ante eeestto 10 our o"u
wSlll afiord q .e;gptee;rhst ~ y
"f, MENB,E,E1,oo oths:; S II
y SSHIa;aS Ss"s lime. o'''. IN
0q Ie'ss'p1Es-wn.s, a., ~ q 4 /
ness ness" should ee' which f,s
Which is ofienn vii 30 s m D
,nent and yeu This isrfi!e',s III. o
4 Sf Is With t liot 's pr',,sssN
sxper,.ssIn.'ee enables =; non j q
hos i,,eaTlrlbls pssispsna i sst''
most mos RAPID. sd s.ulsraatssis;ir ri
NED in a ios,'m,des elss,m .t
Mail tre,s,iIs,pk 70. , pIrs
symptom No. 5 for 20
E s s'; ssss;,,.:s.,,,t;,: A.:
ssnt free from ddfessssasS
the country Or. IN ~ ll.sd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

rressin1al, senatcrfh judicial and repre-
sentative districts.
a resolution lnstrAc;iag delegates TO
tine Stale convention 10 vote for Quincy
and lsr Grant as Delegates from the
STATE at large TO tho National republican
convoniion. was ado1ted with enthusiasm
No action WAS taken Ia regard to county
Affairs J. A. hickey was reelected coun-
~ chairman. after which the convention
adjourned sin4 die
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
~. Cn,Er, IOHpAN FCR DEruTY.

T'N-CH.EF LORpAN FOR DEPUTY.
Galveston, TcxaF, March II Tho police
commission this evening dlsiicd 10 recon-
mend 10 the city council the name OF
ex-Chief OF Police Jerry t.ordan Tor the
position Of deputy chief OF police, vice
Edward Lynch. resigned.
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URGING EEAsLEYs CANDIDACY.
DeeyHle. Texas. March i4-Trgeat re-
quests ara coming lr Tor C. Eeasley.
i--1 20 A'loN rG name 30 SO before thc
rouinatine enuN ents9a toF cougtesali s44u
OF tlia district.
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Alto. T-x4s Marcn SIS r whitley
ari J j. WesAs populsts SPOKE hefe
,Aat uiehf 1Q nHaA audience. ceiEpysel
Il.zsliy Ok lesuos rsts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

bloo1r.ng Grove. Texas Nacca i4.--Tsls
box went fnr Prohibition Ply vote o, -
Z 81 Fest. Love Grange ars Navarro
wills cav lre majority f1r prohihi-
Nar There arf ,-rer other boxes ir, the
ltc0-nrt rci scr haA-i from. bar they
ere expected 70 give e large majority for
pfo-.ti1h'l $50.
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ForntF Texas, GA-,A q -Tae election
passed on auletiy. FOR prohisi;toa. ga.
srairst r.ohislon. is.. Frohibiiion ma
fgrifr az
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DanderIne, See Bald Hsa"
20. All druggists. 49,
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AMnie " NNn DAnlUu,
1914 san Jaclnto street. Houston, Texas.
HOPES ALI, "HAPS" ARE WORKING
LI.nt. AlfrnH AlnNluderl

dor Alfred AicXander)
Coupon Editor.
Houston, Texas March 1i.-Dear Sir
Hero comes a little HapPyhamner with
80 votes for our candidate. / am working
hard for him and 1 hope the rest Of
tie Hans are working FOR him. too. |
hore enclosed votes will bring Alfred good
luck. a Happyhammcr,
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FRIENDS ALL READ THE POST"
Coupon Editor Houston Post. city;
Dear Sir-My papa has bought MS n
home here aud we are now located with
yau and I would Ike so mu.cn 70 have q,
hicvcie As you suggest this good wny
10 set one 7 kindly ask You TO enter me
la the bicycle contest and inclosc you
COUPONS As all Of my friends are read
ers Of The Post | hope they Will see this
and help me oit
Very respectfully,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-21
WAS A DEFaULTER.
anderson Found to Have Been Short Over
$1,000 In His Accounts.

Boston. Aug. 20.-Further investiga-
ZION regarding the affairs of w &.
Anderson. connected with A. +. John
on 4 Co. steamship and railway
gents al j. State street. and who com
nitted suicide on the steamer Bay
tate which arrived from Portland. this
morning reveals the fact that he was
/ defaulter to the extent of at least
1000 and that officers were on his track.
on july y he drew a check for Sl001
hat excited suspicion. His assistant
aw the check, and asked for hose
account it was drawn Mr.. Anderson
cplied that it was drawn on the ac-
cunt Of capital going to New York
INVESTIGATION showed that no capital
lad been sent on to New York 10 cor
cspond to the check
Anderson admitted having sent the
heck. When he was asked to produce
he money, he broke down and said
hat he had taken the $1,000 to pay per-
onal loans. lie tc.cgraphed to his
'ather-in-law in New York for assis-
.ance and promised to make resti-
tuition.
The books ut the State street office
we're then examined ana it was found
hat there was a shortage of $1,000 in
addition to the cheek mentioned. Ha1f
If this went into Anderson's pocket in
no form of a check to the amount OF
500 drawn June IS.
The dead man was insured for $1,000
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Tor the change. Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound should be used.
1t is well for those approaching this
time, to write Mrs Pinlham, at Lynn.
Mass. She has the experience of years
TO aid her in advising. She will charge
you nothing.
She helped this woman, who says
Il have used Lydia Il. Pinllha
Vegetable Compound in my family ter
years, with the best results. Some
time ago my daughter had catarrh of
the womb, and it entirely cured her.
| was approaching the "change Of
life" and was in deplorable condi-
iion. My womb had fallen, and the
bearing down pains and bacbache were
terrible, and kidneys affected
Il began taking the Compound,
and my pains ceased. Iconsder it the
strong bridge between sickness and
health, and recommend it to everybody
Inject who needs it."-MRs. L. KELLY.
Patchogue, L. I.
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AT BAR HARBOR.
Hugh Mcmillan in Search Of HeaIth-Col
tagers Object 10 Summer Building.

Bar liarbor Aug. 20.-Iiugh Mcmillan
and family of Detroit. who opened Elsi-
more, their beautiful summer residence
here month ago, left for Newport, to-
right Mir. Mcmillan has Just arisen from
a severe illness which confined him to his
house Il month. He states that he is go
ing abroad in search of health. He has
been suffering with nervous dyspepsia.
Mr. Mcmillan is a brother of Senator Me
MILAN of Michigan.
Judge Wiswcll this afternoon. refused
to grant. on the ground of doubt of tide.
an Injunction restraining County Attor-
ney E. s. Clark from building a residence
on land occupied in part by Henry Sed-
ley. eX-cditor of the New York Post.
Noted summer visitors testified as to the
nuisance of building in summer and dis
| turbins The quiet of the summer dwellers.
Arrived. tonight of the New York and
Eastern Yacht Clubs. the MaytloWer
MarEuerita Hope Leslie. Huron. Peerless
and Helen.
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%o,lld be strife. which should divide

you'd be strife. which should divide
them. - AN''
Let US pray shat this shall never be
Let US pray that they, always seIf-re-
Hpet'lhS, each in honor upholding its
own nag, safeguarding its own heritage
OF right. and respecting the rights Of
othefs, each in it's own way Fulfilling its
hlgh national destiny. shall yet work in
harmony for the progress and the peace
oil the world
Lord Russell concluded his address at
-.l'. AS he closed the audience cheered
or several minutes. An informal recess
vac taken, during which all that could
'9ssihly do SO. crowded to the platform
M ridsped the hand OF Lord Russell
" non order WAS restored. Edward J
thtlpS of Vermont moved that the
.hdllES OF the association be presented to
Lord Russell for the luminous ana elo-
ueut address Of his lordship which they
i"d had the pleasure of hearing. This
A'S seconded by James Carter of New
YORK ana were carried.
General J.. T. Bullard Of New York.
n r,d resolutions which were carried
unanimously.
For the committee on Jurisprudence and
tW reform. Senator Gray. the chairman.
epOrted progress and asked further time.
Idlclal administration ANA remedial pro-
tdurr. presented a SOiGminouS report
tLlch WAS adopted.
The report on international law W.-
made through Chairman Everett l.
Wheeler Of New York II recommended
hat the American Bar Association con-
ur IN the resolutions adopted by the
,Hrallon at Washington in April.
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Capt Arson believes Mckinley will
win, and at Louisville offered to bet
$4,000 against $4,000 that Bryan would be
defeated.
Great preparations are being made
for the game between the lawyers and
the business men. Saturday afternoon
and it bids fair to be one of the events
Of the season.
The Pawtucllet Post says: If any
one has fostered the idea that Charlie
Flack is a has been he should have
seen his work Saturday Charlie
didn't do a thing but pull down base
hits and his single came at most OPP
perfume time.
PaWtucket Times: johnson is second
to none in the league as a second base
man. He goes after balls with conf
dence and usually gets them, too. He
plays the bag well for thrown balls and
as a base runner he would be out of
place if he could not do 100 yards in
about ten seconds.
Pawtucket Times: If those Augusta
colts could only bat as hard as the
other clubs they would be in the push
at the top. They play as well in tho
Field as any team and are the liveliest
men ON the bases OF all teams that have
come here. Even had their present
salt been struck at the beginning Of
the season they would have been in a
much better position than they now
are and others would have to get out
of their way.
Boston Globe: The New England
league is now stronger than ever. =
Joe Harrington will play at third for
Syracuse. Brockton has Sc
cured Magoon the clever infielder of
the Portland club. New Bed
ford pays little attention to New Eng
land league meetings Boston
will play at Fall River Sept 8, with
Kiobedanz in the box for the leaguers.
Portland will play two games
at PaWtucllet next Saturday.
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FIGHT WITH BURGLARS
Inc Killed and Two Wounded Storekeeper
Also MortaIIy Wounded.

Bedford Station. n. Y. Aug. ao-About
=, this morning. Walter Il. Adams was
Weakened by the ringing Of Il burglar
llarm in his house, which indicated that
MS store, 200 yards away. had been bro
ken into.
lie and his son William and two neigh
'ors went TO the store and found four
non in the building. Young Adams who
vas armed commanded the burglars to
hrGW up their hands. but they responded
With q shot.
Young Adams replied with his WincheS-
tr and two of the burglars dropped. one
not through the body and the other iii
he hips. n third was shot through the.
arm.
IN the meantime. MIR Adams. senior
lad srappled with the fourth burglar. and
IN the struggle, the man got one of his
arms free. and pulling a revolver shot
Mr.. Adams in the temple. mortally
wounding him.
In the excitement the man who shot
Adams and the man who was shot in the
arm escaped. The others We're captured
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UNION VETERANS UNION
and womens Relief Corps in National En-.
campment at Bnghampton. NY.

Binshamton. y. y. Ara o. Tho ,o,o
$4tts attending the national encamDnent
y the mon Veterans Union spent th.
morning m executive session II was de-
cided 10 hold the next years nafionai CO.
Fenion a Springfield. Ohio. The renor,s
W me officers were read and adopted
Al this mornings meeting Of Inc wo-
mans Relief Union. reports Of ot,lnsu
we're read. The election OF Officer ~
suited: National president. Mrs. Uor-
nse White. Fremont Ohio: senior vice
president. Mrs. Nina Stuart, Massachi
5ctts: junior vice president Mrs. Ado
Johnson. Binghamton; chaplain. Mrs. s
=. Beccher. Connections; eonductress.
.Ils. ". +. Dcmerritt. Biddeford Me
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BRYAN'S ITINERARY.
He Announces Another Change In His Chase
Tor the Presidency.

| Upper Red Hook. n. " Aug 20-Mr
Bfyan gave out another itinerary thi
morning. II contains programme Of hi
intended movements from Erie to Lin
coin and w%s dictated in this way by Tho
candidate:
Twill leave Erie for Buffalo. Thursday
Aug =, where ! viii speak in the evening
From Buifalo ! viii 20 to Medina. whcr,
VIII speak, Friday afternoon; thence Il
NIAGARA Fails where win spend TIE
| HornellsVillc. where | will speak in the
| afternoon. thence to jamestown. In the
evening, going to Chautauqua to spend
Monday morning. ! viii leave Chau-
| tauqud for Cleveland. speaking there in
the evening Of Monday. the 3ist. From
| there VIII 90 to Columbus Ohio whore
| ! VIII speak on the evening Of Sept. L.:
| thence to Toledo. where / will speak on
the evening Of the "a; thence TO South
evening OF the 81.
Il VIII spend the 4th in Chicago at the
Democrduc national headquarters and
wili 20 to Ncbraska over the Burlington
Route, arriving at Lincoln on the 5th /
VIII not stop AZ any point between chi
cago ana Lincoln"
Mr. Bryan was asked. today. If he
intended 70 answer Cochran. He re-
piled that ne was receiving many in
Vitatons from prominent men to de-
bate the silver question In order to
avoid further invitations of this nature |
ne said that he would not consider any |
proposition to debate any question |
with anybody during the campaign IN
less debate should be arranged be-
tween Mr. Mckinley and himself. and
ne added that 50 far as he knew no
pan for such debate and considera-
ton by either national committee.
EN-State Senator Chase and Inter
nal Revenue Collector Pratt We're here
this afternoon, 10 make ARRANGEMENTS
for the Albany speech on Tuesday
night, next
Duchess county has been placarded
with the news Of meeting al TivoH
pa the Hudson, Saturday afternoon.
the addresses to be delivered by Mr..
bryan and Senator Stewart Of Neb-
raSka
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From North. East.
South and West

The NV YORK Prohibition etata con-
- we g - id'"9e' wound UP us work
thursday. ny the nomination of the fol-
lowing ticket. T-o,. ,,,,,-..r,,o, vrn NJ
-.,ttb II p,,,,.l,,...,.,..'3 ,.,.,'..
NiilIih OF f"ushkeepSle; lieutenant gov
einoT, Or. G. +. Latimer of New York:
U.tlge OF caurt ~ aoneals Hon Darius
-, - vi, -r,,.,,.i.,s.'1.,
49,,
conf al i~o-,i,ii in tht prnnti,!S ol ni,
ease have been received at the navy d.
par me3nt. me record Is being reviewed
t1if',.r Vb,n he nv co,,ci1,iod = III
mnat ton. Assistant Secretary McAdoo
Y u L 'ske hg mater undgr consideration.
nHl be The trial by court n1artiii Of F!n'
sinecr Menocal rs being responsible for
me accident
lgijyl RnSn,i,. iIis l'' y Z, ,le Aef ana
0ho received orders last week from the
mlrd states Rubber 60, not to start
t{fer fbe months sbIt'joy.y 1.,iiai ~ ~.
posted notices. has also received orders
;f on. jhe same source not 10 start the
5fter niontb,s shu+,iovr ~
hundred rubber workers in Woonsocket
ma MilVilie are idle.
= EJdIhs the Wheeiman from Ken
l.Cie r fo,1n 1oaii,, ~ ~ Z "
-e!ouS on panoury road. bridgeport. Ct.
t,t,.d MN s+ata} ~ IL hnd 49, bSId ~
"a the road by two men who demanded
rs money lie tried to get away from
lowpd he us roitebl,. b"1if5 rr ~
bers took his gold watch and Sos in cash.
loilce are searching the surrounding
nv .'i't" ud9 % 'He races al rank
''t' ~ - n ~ y, Mass iIluIsuaN was
~ ioet' 'iis' ne ram OF euheSGaE
ii'"U0 ~ 'i"Vh NIUE heaNE put the
nurse s,oo Arssa ,,,,,,. Lo,.,.,- :, 1,,lil,,,,3
Srorv.s C,ia,. tbirs. 49, ti,,,a o1e,l
In tb, . "a fro, n,,,eo Stoo - ri.'
o,on. Podna,- san,n5. WA ,,,t.1.
host ,i,,a > 1q1.
~,
80 sal coilN e"eioi met
- M Soa9' y com :
.''..1-ti., vas "PpolH'eu anu
: :, 49, '"'9 "eiS N'loSen' ne
NV rs 60 'NNc' was hoiiIhdlea'
=, ~" N''di"s' Lieut. N'oN.'
~. IN 9'0i c'"i9 "l sla.e' :. H. =
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At iancaster-I.anc \; Athletics, 9
At Scranton-Scranton, ). Roches
ter ;.
At Providence. Il: Buff
falo. 6,
AT Wilmington--Wimin y: Hart
ford. u
At Springfield-Spri .; To
ronto, 0.
At Boothbay Harbor-Actors, Il
Home Team. /
AT Newark Newark. s; Paterson, ,
Newark. s: Paterson, :.
At Wilkesbarre-Wil llesbarre,
Syracuse. 6. Ten innings.
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GOLD DEMOCRATS


tuters at the lowest price compatible
with the barest remuneration of labol
without the intervention Of trade anC
unlawful combinations and in any mar
llet subject to only the burden of sucl
| taxation as is necessary for the sup
port of the proper administration of the
government.
We commend the honesty, economy
courage and fidelity of the present
Democratic federal administration, anC
admire the intelligent and sturdy pat
riotism with which it has encountered
and surmounted a heavy legacy
laundering embaIrassments and costly
errors in the face of the determined
opposition of a place hunting section o.
its nominal support.
We confirm the chivalrous action o.
those sound money Democrats who
Withdrew from the recent Watervillc
convention and pledge our support al
the polls to William II. Clifford, for tbs
Governorship of Maine.
The reading of the resolutions aroused
considerable applause. and at one stag,
Edward c. Jordan jumped up and pro
posed three cheers for Cleveland
The resolutions We're adopted by G
rising vote altho,1ob rot ,,,ora NO..
- NJ 'i'"tc 'i'"'
ont-quaiter IN the hail stood up.
The following clectors-at-large wer,
chosen Weston Thompson. Brunswick
ErastuS lefmond. Thomaston. First dis
trlct. J." D. Al. Sweat. Portland; Seconc
district, NJ. L. Mllilen Richmond: ThirC
district. l., =. Deasy Bar Harbor Fourti
district: Charles l. Snow. Bangor.
Tine following delegates TO the Indian.
apois convention were chosen: G. VeN
tolman. Thomaston: W, II. clifford
Portland; Giles o. Bailey, Portland; II
=: ross, Auburn Russell u. Woodman
eStbroot.i NJ. i. Milliken, Richmond
Edward G. Mordan, Portland: John Hair
wood, BcWdoinham: r. j.. tIersom. Ieh-
Josiah Chase. York: VIM n Gardiner
Camdeh
The altc rnates We're AS follows: f. w.
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FIRE AT MON MOUTH.
Reuben BCal Loses His House Loss. S15OC
Only Partial Insurance.

Monmouth, Aug. 20.-The house. ell and
carriage house of Reuben Beal at the
lower end of Maple street in Monmouth
were burned. Thursday. at A. NJ. the
loss being $500. with a partial insurance
The fire caught from a defective chin
ney the chimney having burned out
Wednesday night. When discovered
Thursday morning. the fire had gained
buildings We're wholly consumed
The barn. situated about 30 feet from
the house. was saved. Nearly all of the
household furniture was saved
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

louisville and Philadelphia played
two games this afternoon, and broke
even. Both games We're sharply played
and both We're pitchers battles. Hill
carried off the honors in the first game.
and in the second, Philadelphia was
fortunate enough to bunch its hits and
so won out. GERS great catch of
Rogers long drive in the ninth of the
second game, saved the day for the
Quakers. Attendance, 1900.
First game:
f 1.nuiSHiIs .:: 9 ~ -
Philadelphia 6: Louisville TO- En-
rors-Phiadelphia, /: Louisville, 0. Ortiz
and Boyle: Hill and Miller.
Second game:
Louisville ....... 0 . 0 . . >.
Iits-Philadelphia. I; Louisville. :. Err
rors-Phladelphia, .; Louisville. ,. Gum
bert and Grady; Herman and Dexter.
AT NEW YORK.
The New Yorks pulled today's game
With Chicago out of the fire in the
eighth inning. when Griffith was sized
up for six runs. Meekin pitched a mas
tcrly game after the fourth inning
up for six runs. Meekin pitched a
mastery game after the fourth inning
Attendance, 1000.
New York .....". G X.
Chicago .......... l l l 0 0 0 O.:
llits-New York. "A: Chicago. .. Error.
New York. ,: Chicago, 2 Meekin an(
Wilson; Griffith and Iange.
AT WASHINGTON.
Cleveland shut Washington out. to.
day. owing to the mastery pitching o
ICY" Young. Attendance, 1900.
washington 49,. 0 o O O a
cleveland ........ l l @ o.
Hits-Washington. G: Cleveland : Er
rSrS-W ashington, ,; Cleveland o. Norto,
and Mcclure; Young and thinner.
AT BALTIMORE.
Lally gavea unique exhibition of nm
pirig, today. The first game was re-
piete with rows and arguments owe
bad decisions, both teams suffer-.
alike The players finally cease,
wrangling and contented themselve
with 1eering and jollying the umpir
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Electric Bitters is Il medicine suited 70,
my season, bat PERHAPS more general,
needed. when the lanGuid exh'ius. ed feel
ng prevails. when the liver is torpid anf
sluggish and the need of i tonic aud ~
'erative is felt. a prompt use of this
Medicine has often aNerted long and per.
laps fatal bilious fevers. No nedicin.
VII act more surely in counteracting and
reein" the system from he nlalnrial moi.
on. Headache. INDIGESTION, Consultation.
Dizziness yield to Electric HittarS Iil,
and $l.m per bottle at Chas. * Par
ridges Drug Store.
IN, W &f&Wtf folrm
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TEN INNINGS,
In Which the Augustus Lose
to New Bedford, 8 to 7.
Brockton Takes Another lump by De-
feating Portland in Two Games.
Bangor Keeps Well Along in Race by Shutting
Out Fall River.

New Bedford. Aug. 20.-(Special).-
New Bedford allowed Augusta to ne
the score in the sixth inning, today, by
loose fielding. 1t was sharp game
after that, an extra inning beng re-
qured to decide it. Newall forced
man in and New Bedford won. AT
tendance. $50.
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MARYLAND IN LINE.
The Sound Money Democrats Will Send Dele.
gates to Indianapolis.

Baltimore. Aug. ga conference of
t1und money Democrats was held to-
ay. at which it was decided to issue a
call for mass meeting of the sound
money Democrats of Maryland for the
purpose Of selecting 16 delegates to
cpressnt this state at the indianapolis
convention. Sept. %.
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New England League Standing.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON,.

With Cincinnati in the lead in the
beginning of the ninth. today, Boston
batted Ehret in every direction and
scored five runs, winning the game.
Klobedanz made his debut and aroused
great enthusiasm by his work. At
tendance, 4491.
Boston ........... 0 0 0 0 / 0 IS
Cincinnati ........ 0 0 3 Ii
Hits-Boston, 10; Cincinnati. 6. Errors
Boston. 3: Cincinnati. . klobedanZ and
Bergen; Ehret and PETIT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-08-21
Secretary Carlisle at New York

New York. Aug. 2o.-Secretary Carlisle
VINO lett BuZZards Bay. yesterday wher,
ne had been visiting President Cleveland
landed at the Battery, at go this after,
noon, from the lighthouse tender Missile.
toe.