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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-04

L~FoR sALE-House and lot on Front
st. below Sacra Via, $500. Fine building lot
Oh Scanned near Fifth, 5000 A seven-room
house on Front st. near Wooster, $500. De
sirable lot on West Side, $500. One-quarter in
A brick house and store for rent. Several fine
residences at $4,000, 4500, $4,000 and $4,000. A six
room house renting for el6 per month, $1,000
A new eight room house on Third st., $4,000
Good building lots from $3.50 to S4O0. A 4O-acre
bottom farm two miles up the Muskingum.
J. A. PLUMER & SON,
Corner Putnam and Second.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-04
For Sale.

Sevenroom House, in good repair, lot 40 by
$50, good barn. Between Warren and Mont
gomery, on Third. Price sl,650 "A bargain.
Nineroom house with modern appointments
lot45 by $50. Wooster street between Front
and Second. Price $1,000.
Three-room house on Ohio ST., renting for s.
per month. Price $3.50. Easy terms.
G. A. LUDEy, Rooms Mills Building,
Ct Putnam Street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-04

w-DR. E. F. EDDY, Dentist. once so
Front street, opposite Soldiers Monument.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-04

and fitting OF glasses. Law Building Putnam
street. ~
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-04

-sh SHimTeIs bHg naom sTs a.s1 11f
istoa sid asHoeysg 'nsm -leyoN Z no
vi LehnI9neo b2.s--oOo SOC aa
sot sissDas1 Of aieanos
yJ g ~r,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-05-04
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUITS.

We will from now on handle one carload of
Bananas each week. Port Limon Bananas,
the finest and best favored Banauas in the
market. Special prices by the bunch Call at
Peter Mack's Fruit store, Putnam street,
Marietta, Ohio. Telephone l79.
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+. c. crawford-a boxes chewing gum.

r. c. Crawford--2 boxes chewing gum.
l.. Lewyn-Fsne coiogne
Ths. Goggan Dro.-Musical instru'
Parker & Archer--2 dozen fans: dozen
SeMcri,, Matthews & COL par of
Hays 4 i'rymier-i box candy.
|. c. L. & Theo. Bering-Haif dozen pocket
A. Hampe--Handkerchief and fans.
II. waddeil--l rocker.
Levy Bros.-Purses and handkerchiefs'
o. W. Baldw .n--Bats and balls. .
Max D,eas.ag = IL b c plates 1.
The r. C. s,uar, Drug Co.-Psrfumss
). I. sam. pairs ties.
1Ns.en & CO.. gold Sc; ring. -,
yer bolt pins. 2 shirt waist sets
Achenbach & Schultz pairs SHOES.
l.. NJ. Jones & Col washable sailor
Sweeney & Frede-cks-.l lot jewelry.
C. j Koehler-l 10, toys.
Carson & FOLEY box fancy cakes.
The Racket s;ore-chid's Tea SET.
@. T. Laihrop--Ba's and halls.
PAU T. F To- .ozen california .rii.s;
ticnke < rno,-..l bncket candy.
chas. Heim-sro sticks tatty,
Gree,1be5g nros.-i csila .,s r1 ,..,s,,ne
-.
Tho Dillingham; Furniture Col rocker
Nis,rot Rros.-Sundries. . ~
Emil I.uper--9 i1zen hardkerchiets
nech,ies: 6 scarf pins.
p7lemannkos Bros Basket f'ul:;
pounds candy
James Butte Nov elites.
VIM l.. Foiey--l lot ribbon.
Be-lng- Cor'ss Hardware Co-Sundries.
W. j. Hsncoek-i dozen basesails.
J 4 H1N-i.r. ~ toys.
American Brewing association - Five
hundred rounds Zee.
hundred pounds ire
Albert Chlmene & C,,-one chld's sock-
ing chair
In sundays POS, well have the entries
and the programmes, and tomorrow after
noon we hope TO see ;he boys who have
goats 70 run mnt' At Mckinney and Main
a. o'clock We've got sonie nice goa'
prizes In last we've got nice prizes -
all kinds OF races
Tho clock Just s-ruck :. and I'm awfnl
tired SO III say good bye his time. Your
cham. Tn. Goat Editor.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Major =. c. McReyuolds OF I'll Campo
was IN the city yesterday
Mr. Engene Kahn has returned 20 the
c!;y after spending several weeks In
Navasota.
u Mahoney we'll known contractor
OF this city. who has the contract TO
building a court house at Corscana, -
Ia the cty for few days.
Or. T. j Boy'rs and family left last
Night FOR Tennessee Or. Boyles VIII 70
turn wEhin few weeks, but the mem
hers OF his family Will remain during
the summer.
MIR A j Wheeler Of the T. X Dil'ng-
ham Furn ,ure company returned home
Wednesday morning from rip 70 lac
chase goods tor fail trade.
Miss Anne Bonham II Austin spent
Yesterday with her sister Mrs + l.. Hood.
She Is on her way to New York. where
she VIII Jon her sister Mrs. l. ". Moen.
for six months tour Of Europe.
Mrs. r. Wagner of Columns who
has been visiting her moih-rin-law. Mr..
Mary Wagner OF 1910 Magnolia stree
win leave for Halletsvi'lc this morning
20 SPEND a week with friends and rel
a,ives.
Mrs. G y Martin i6ii LaBranoh street.
after an absence OF several weeks VISIT
ing relatives a, Wac, returned home yes
terday. Sha was acc ompaniad by her
niece Miss Edna carne-. an accom-
piahed young lady of Waco.
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CITY BKEVlTIEs.

There WIN hc called meeting tonight
Of Holland I.u.'gr for the prs pcss II werl.
IN the entered apprentice dseree.
Tho j. l.. Duprce ARRESTED, and bound
over to iho gram jury or the cnarge Of
shooting into 4 southern Pactio pnss~-ii-
rnf train is nor J l.. Dnpree. who liNes
At i#4 Washington street. ana IS 10 rela-
tive of has.
SIR and Mrs A NJ Morris have re-
turned from the EnSl, Wl'gf in"E have
been f1r several weeks Mr.. Morris spent
nsusl Of his tim" buying s-ork for MS
Clothing and furnishing sigg". which he
vii open ia CrSmcr Brcs. old stand ahort
September l.
Joseph Goldman one of tho bss, aud
most favcraMY known travelling men in
the state "ho has been on tho coal ~.
lirin x N.wbou'-r Bros. stree l~s. VIII
retire from The rcA | On August !. anl
VIII engage In business ~ this city ON h s.
cwn a0oopni. lie has hns't ~ it'np'.
WHO wlil wish him unh3uune. suycess
Rey. O. Il. Iio,chkiss, pastor OF tne
Tabernacle Methodist chnr b. wlll !cav
for Austin tils morning, wh"r. h., vain
his brothers. Rev. ~. 5. ilotchk - OF
rorslcana and Rev. II. u. liotchkis> OF
Manor. VIII engage in an Oh time camp
meeting Oh the ,ame camp ground where
they used 70 attend meetings and camp
with their father a quarter of "a century
ago. lie VIII he absent from the city "A
week. ROY j Shirley OF ALVIN VIII
preach ut the Tshernnc,r church n-Ni
sunday morning and night. owing to the
ahscnc" Of Mr.. Iiotchkiss
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THEIR WOODEN WEDDING.


atr. and Mrs. L. Housn.an Celebrate
Their Marriage Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Housman celebrated
their wooden wedding at ;her home '"2
Crawford street. los, night. y large NUM-
Der of their friends gathered TO cAiend TO
them their heartest congratulations and
bes, wishes for their future welfare and
happiness. About 10 p. m the musicians
struck up a mach and the guess. led ~
Mir aud Mrs. Housmar. sat down 10 par
take OF an elegant banquet. The ontre
holse-parlors and dining roon-were
beautifully and tastefu,ly decorated by
the skii.s; hands of Misses Bertha and
Mollie Sxshauni Each and every guest
present was presented WIKI beaut!ul
souvenir OF the occasion.
Among those present were SIC. ana Mrs'
p. $. Nussbaum. Mr and Mrs. NJ. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. -. q. Rosenfielf. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jules Hi<ch. MIR. and Mrs. :. l..
Wolf Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lemons. MT. ana
Mrs. II. New.iing. Mr. and Mrs. y >.
Gre-ns'.in. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Messenger.
MIR. and Mrs. u. W. Leach. Mrs. VI. L.
Nussraum OF Neias-o. Mrs. y. Deuichn"r
OF Columbia Mrs l. Wagner Of Columbus
and daughter Annie. niece of the host
MIA. Phil Simon. Miss Ida Wagner, Cap
,ain T.. r. Turner. ~. Il. q. Turner. l..
l.. NcNeese. p. GreerStain and sam Mes
senger.
During the evening the rawlings OF ,he
great trageiian. John Mccullough, were
recitei By Mi Max Lemons IA very
mastery manner.
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81.
IN" i""'i 'o.aN.,rs Nr-,,..i
inc MIRA dhF Session "'''h" Amer Gun
Bapts, Free Mission ASSOCIATION met yes
..-,i.,. ,,<r,i,,,. a o,,iock a, rann Zion
80 So
Revs Younr and Robins conducted the
services. after which tho roll was callel
and tho minutes of the previous days
..ss.on reai and approved
The comm ;tee on churches reported
,.t.,,. ,.., -,,..r.,..... ...,,,f..a
'''.i " ~ e"r '.''s '-'' '''''
The reports Of he executive board the
report OF the treasurer and thc report OF
49,, s..,,.-,. .,.er. nina ,- ,,,a a.,errel
until his morning The election Of the
'@' , oiiS,FS ro WI 3ne M, nes a nn5pess
y ANIMAL '' oni '' be appeinis sI'''''''
Ihr ASSOCIATION hai a fifteen minutes
r., ,ss After winch NE e%n,lni,tee on a.
aadopod with the exeepaon OF Rev q.
T. ,NShinEuetrN. as VI" fnolrra,"r ~
n.eiinsd aId ~ ~. IL amos , OF iious,gn
Thu following are the newly elected Of
Sr ~ ;, ''' Ian 81 c;ajy...,op moderator,
Rev Il. Amose OF Houston. vac moder-
ator. Rev. T. Taylor Of IiouS n. score
,r .or, heY' y hroaduS of Eagle Lake
H. ,.o,.,.,to, ..,..,,,., ,,,,, s,,,
,.,.,t,r.,,t, .,, d,gri,, "''''
-rbe ho,,r ha.,,inr ,,-,vss r,r d,v,,a nor.
80. w. - Gtr,'tn i, ~, , ~ o. a.
49, ~ ,n,.i 49, az,
mn. pn,,l IL ,na =, 49,. VIC
The i i mee'ing then ndjourned.
Tho NH, dave sase,on NJ IA. uoman.s
'''''" '"' W. Wv
w"iH hogan yesterday morning me pTesi-
don't MIR y Bass II Mrkinu"y. sang n
ro.pol hymn ana rc.d the second cnanter
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AolrEDl,c1' ENTRIES.

FIRST race, ve-oLghths OF n mile. maid
ems, -Motorman. Sir Moliks, san
,lal los. l.. Il; a. American Girl ~, Mar
garet Roth, Donny. Naleriana lhl. Draw
Lad. Mnhoney lo2, Contractor 1oi
Second race one and sixteenth mile.
selling Marshall, Captain 7. lV. Eclipse
l05. True Penny. Mirage lol.
Third race. tnrr"-fourth- of mile.
handicap Illusion llG. kinglct ~, IRE
micr lOi Mrs. stuart Kennebunk lrS, Emo
tonal. Inheritance %.
Fourth race ono mile. selling Rama lny
Buckeye 100. ka!lirhoc l0i. Pearl Song iO>,
Defender lm PlckpocKct los.
Fifth race, fiVo-elghihs OF a nilc. SELL
l.oornm Edna h. loo Floran %. Success
full lo7.
sixth race. one milo. seling-King Il. lpl.
Maple Prince, The Naive. Balmaghie,
Premier lo2, Lady Gr-cnWay ~, Nolley lul.
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1ArnN1A ENTRIES.

FRS, race thrce-fourths of a NILE. sell
ing-Glad I07. No Remarks lNi, Buffet ~,
Crimson Kim War Song, Loyalty %, Ma
ma, Krnnie Thatcher. Wh!lc-A~ay. ieile
Of Forlham Frctfnl. Gretchen :. Miss
Emma. Matte Lee. Elsie D.. Hot stun m.
Second race, tive-eighths OF inile 20
Ethel l.cc Ito Carrie f. III, calhc Dozler.
True.igh,, orpha H.. Lady keitn. MA,
Francis Fo Lr, Pond Lily, Rose Tree, All
taucra 100.
tn rd race ono and one-siNteenth miles,
se.Nng-Parson loS Isla * SILK l0i Juiith
lol birmingham 10 Preside NJ, Joe CLARK
50.
Fourth race, three-four,hs OF a mile,
selling -Whitesidc Twinkle loi. R!chteld,
Kowalsky. Umbrella. Martin rs, pr. kel-
logg ~. Cecil. porithy. Matilda 80.
Fitih rnt,c, fv"-eigltths of 4 mi!e-'pon-
mica. King Rolcyn, Jack o Hearts 49,
Blackstone liz. Cassilain. Julius Marks
Wat llardin. Argoey ITO. Tupeio, San
Juan. Jasper Uncle Joe loI
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THE GAME TO-DAY.

Paris will be here today.
Tho Frenchmen viii arrive hero after Il
soiourn OF three days in the Island CITY.
visiting Houston for tho FIRST time. They
have made the declaration that they VIII
take two games ont of the series. Neu
they do i,9 Buffalo Bill Mccormick viii
he IN the hoN for Houston today. tie VIII
play with those hitiers from North Texas
and victory viii he sure-unless something
happens. Ladies' viii. he admitted free
Al the gate. but an admission fee OF -
cents WIN he charged to the grand stand.
Tomorrow Saturday will be Ch.ldren's
Day. All children under u years OF age
who purchase a score card the price be-
Ing cents. viii be admitted Tree. sun
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WILL ARRIVE TO-DAY.

The Funeral OF Young Woodruff Crank TO
Occur This Morning.
The remains of the late Woodbury. Crank
were expected 70 arrive yestecday morn
ing at . o'clock Via The Southern Pacific
and u large number of friends OF tho fam
sly wore there TO meet the funeral Iariy,
but Major Crank, father OF the deceased
who 6 accompanying the body from North
Carolina, DID not make connection a, New
Ceicans and the party d!d no; arrive I'M
I'll last night The funeral Wall take place
this morning d; O'Clock from Christ
church The following w,ll act as pail
bearers; Brown Bolts. JOIN n kso1.
Wine Woods. charlie Lumm. George
Kidd. Earnest Faunde!s. Harris Gargow
Edward Chew.
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cLuRA.
uoUSTON s: pENIs0N 4.

OF course. every eye at the park yss;er-
day was fixed on Louis Bal;z. his every
movement was watched, and critically -.
but that did not rattle him. lie knew L.
He could not help kuow.ns, Il. They APP
plaueed Aim when lie walked abol, the
diamond atrired IN the blue shirt Of the
Buftaioes and q pair of cream colo.td
trousers. He kept his heoa. pitched
good game ant won IT,
Bl.iz came to Texas from the fas
Western coast. with a reputation as @
crack jack preceding him, and It re
NAMED FOR him to sustain tina; reputation
; far he has don" 50. n hs.i 'i- VS.
itors down to Ave hits. \. struck OH,
seven. anb le fooled thom win SLOW
tan. IT'S delivery is swat ana II : SLOW.
~ gives straight ball that goes Win
tho spool OF bullet, ana tne next In
sltut ne throws a deop that ioais along
- the plate. and the hitter ach for it
in vain. He had them all sUesslns yes
;eriay. and when the umpire wound cah
strike and the batter would KICK. Ea.iz
would srille 1t was an ironical snl-.e
ard Il smile OF pleasure. he vas onto
lis Job. ard ne carried out the p.cgramine
IN hitting h. made a good avttase. -Four
tunes ui' at the tat ara two nlts' WAS liss
record for tho game. He covered ms part
OF the inh"ld nicely, and wh.u 2ccasloii
required him at TIE initial t. Was tiere.
He MT 1ile man. and gave enc . ha.e OF.
balls, and as IT always happens thr one
t!dl went down on -four ban mes scored.
II iali2 keeps his end up the remainder
of inc seas n as he has commenced. H.
VIII b" all right.
The same was fairly interesting Hous-
ton started off with three rliis which
hey gained by hits and batfsr; errors.
They earr|, one IN the fourth is hiding.
ana another in the sixth by hitting and
base stealing. In the seventh three were
scored. hits. steals ana an ,rror helping
along the good work. Clark scored N tbs
thir': fcr l,enisson. and it was an earned
ono. Hitting did II. ana II was the only
inning in which they got IN re than on.
safe one. Sage got hrs: on four bad ones
IN the sixth and Qugg brought MIN in
with a two-hagger. In the ;Venth Lynch
went down on "A three-bagger and Il wllj
Pitch by Raltz let HIM in
the game was not IA game of Tea tus-eS
hut number Of pretty plas, were made
Kline. Red and Jacobs "erc active
is.ckor made a couple Of lcns runs ard
pulled in iiy hits. and Rankin got pair
in his part of the lot Slagie hal nothing
to do Land made a pretty catch with
one hand IN the third, ana Oswald played
pretty sh-ct. clark was always ready
~ third and heded n,oely. t1ulsG was
VIA - times. ard four mon Went down
on bad Tails, ana Two of his throws were
" Id Thcy MT him only far ten safe ones
Oswald. Lynch aud oConnor mad" IL nic.
d .h,c hi the NTH. Houston got tho
stolen hrsfs.. Clark being the only Den.-
son man who maze a successful st.al.
The score:
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SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Friday evening AT \ o'clock the ladies
Of the second Ward Presbyterian Mission
wil give al the chapel corner Hamilton
str.-.I and Magnolia avenue an ice cream
snppor with The special object In view
Of bringing uho CONGREGATION and pastor,
Rev l.. NJ Fleming. together, and Great .
ing "A batter acquaintance among AS mem
h.rs. Everything wlll b" iNe ana a..
u,,inbors and friend of the congregation
and Sunday school are cordially invited
TO be present ana to bring thor relatives
ucphhors and friends. \ most enjoyah.e
evening Is Anticipated.
The Shcarn Church Epworth League
will give an excursion on tho Charlotte
81. Allen. Friday, July II, boat 10 leave
ti,e landing foot ~ Fannin street, y. M.
SHARP No Ambulance without tickets
Endorsed hv onr OF tih' committee. Ike
fresninrnts served hy the committee.
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CHANGE OF FlRAI.

Cameron Texas. Ju.y l5.-Yesterday, Il.
Sanders W. A. Thomas Of Calvert ana
another party purchas .i tho hardware
stock of Lawrence \ Smith. The stock
amounts to about $1,000 The new firm
WI do business under the firm name oil
the Sanders Hardware company. Mir.
Sanders has cons derabl. experience In the
business and the firm VIII doupl-' s
do large business. Messrs. Lawrence
X Smith have not decided what they VIII
do These are very successful men and
their sale was n surprise. Both s-nti--
fncn are good hnancler. and have acrunI-
ulatcd nice cnrial and will doubtless 20
into other business.
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1t saved me writing jus, lha, mucn.


Berg aud kpeble concluded ,be,r co,
H W, yes Iday They 4 I'M hav, 20 ask
5.. ne merchants net them Win sm'ii'r
uuh believe IL. inat look ar ia. liza. m, ="
u'~"his. with ne others uurrh,sed ,,,i,h
m money rivel from tie s1ie oi prlyt.
49,, VII make thousands of litiIc hettt.
tinPpy, me en- ldrcn are not s4r,fo,,iin,,
i,or money. Ths hike to maxi ,n',i ,.t,HH
'""s ~ "rii as Nhnderbil' likes 70 nuII
~, a r.1 p"laco 1r.Y oniol running a
.tioot race as much ~ Bfynu md Nrtif7i.."'
40 running fcs prcsilrat Il ona WIN M
4 aunh u. or wi Of children plAyi.a
Z " " hr,hs en-, ,n@y 10 rlch cr poor ne wlll &c
ftii OF ohe character all in.lincl 10 49,.
stthistn' ie VIII also notice tha, Their. Ia
sa, m,,. LOU, iinharcd or goldfish arlstoerary
y.eson which the Goat Editor has neitbnr
"a iiilr nor Spaa" 20 picture Just now. Ana
}Tshhn ana avery one OF the generous in.r.
&hanks Of the ch.idren-and thev d...ry.
Tt. IT the Goat Editor shousi ev1r -,''
or Or 81 -. rs'er he pass IN through The
IHurIy gates all who help out MS clti,ns,
'.he chiiiren, lts about tho only hon
les of rrpiy!ng them. "'pe ~
,E MANY w"r" not asked tn contribute be.
atro me i:ne waH TOO short Ia So. nveyv-
spody And only one refusal was rerorIyst
IN The book which the COMMITTEES carr..i
Hxktth them. ''"i
II. lier's The list:
I n sarer i}ros.-i hat. ''''
~ Tis.k punn,-2 dozeh harrs.
SI +. !; Herb book.
Ioi'kamp & Baders rets ch!idren's
5fnives and forks. ladi.s' pocket kniyrs
ssS3 Sum Roos--;liarrn clock
W. II. onet. bottles PERSIAN Bloom ana
tSOys' scarfs. $50
AS Eol Colcrnan-3 straw hats
ss3f Denly a. Baker, ladies card cases.
SA blackburn a. Bailey Will take one dozen
5ss AL. cabinet ,a photographs a. one OF the
&Eqrchard, nrasher q COL box cakes.
y. lllig-i rocking chair
y, * kosenfield-F rm.s and nuts
i4secl ties: I pairs youths shocs. ! dozen
lsF indsor ties: dozen children's bowa
& Lewis 4 Rosenberg par cuff buttons.
Il ~. j. Pastoriza-Iiaff dozen boass WIZ.
4 fJames y. Dumble--l velocipede
II Grunewald--Lot OF musical instru.
Il I'd kiam--l hat; 2 pairs tennis shoes, .
{, Hoys' shirt waists, I boys ties. 2 pairs
|sakfockinEs; 2 pairs knee pants
!sgxp. y; Mitcheli.i silver cup.
IA ~. schlesingcrBoy's gold pin
Joe Fox-i set shm studs: j pair cuff
I'll atoms.
u e; III KisslIiing-l jar chewing gum.
Abbott Cockref-l lot perfumes.
ssHYohn Mci.elian-l sugar and cream set
n Radford Il Hutchinson - box toilet
IN fieorgn ~. Heyer-i dozen perfumes.
MI. J. Moody doll.
J. Trapp-i gold medal for girls b,
IL! jsaS: ! co,-iiaii dozen h.rp..
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II is easy TO claim Nv best; generally
tho pcor.r the goods the STRONGER the
the Model Laundry. llll prairc wnere
they have thu ii;iest machinery and bust
of hep. Remember the dttail. of gen
ueni2n's Toilet can not be studied too
closely. for, say what YOU viii. nine oul
OF every tan people are Judged by tier
clothes. especially thcn ancn. Ring M
phone IN ana give NJ trial. We viii
stand or lall by yonr verdict
Hamburger Il Dreyl,ng, propr!etors.
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saw the dead body Of NJ. Walsh IN bed.
Justice Maisoncy was Immediately no;i-
fed and held an inquest. returning YER
dict OF death from dfcrsy.
The Diseased was a brass mouldcr hy
trade and had lived IN this cfsy for many
years. lie lived alone IA the house where
he was found dead
The funeral WI take place thss after
noon at 2 O'Clock ..'om 1910 Coau street.
Fifth ward
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
THRUST prED SALE.

conroc, Texas. July I'D. c. Tharp
trustee for the Griffin Lumber company,
sold yesterday to Banks Griffin for $3.50
the highest lid, the M plant at Mag
nolin, consisting OF one saw mil, planins
mil. log engine .og wagon, oxen ana
everything pertaining TO me plant named
in said trust decd. except TIC lumhn. .
which is held by the trustee for d.sposl-
ton al some iutur. ms Tor the reilrht
of the creditors named IN said trust deed
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residence OIL the hill at Moreon,s ~ 10 ms
within two blocks OF the steamboa, 'lo I'm,
Ing. several cool aud cou'i',r i,',d-
hedrooms, large and conmoi GUS di NM
room Win pure ar,esian water a,,
modern eonven.ences, ana Is pr~ns,.. "'lu
accommodate boarders by the d5 ts' 81 70
or month month with or without lodging. .,t "eoS
gan,s Point on Mondays Wasn.ss,iy' Nor.
Fr'days e. .:3o a. m. and on Sund:,ysa ni
"a u, M; several comfortable cottaress "a, az
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GALVESTON 4. PARIS 4.

Galveston. Texas. .luly 1.-THE third
game of the series between the PARISHES
and the Sand crabs resulted in tie
10 4 Roth teams mt M fne article OF
bail. Murray, local amateur, pitched
ore inning FOR the sand crabs and had
TO be taken out as no WAS dead easy
him and kept The visitors from scoring.
X. III. h.
Galveston .......oaOlo0l 900 Y 9
Paris ..........,.,i 10000 20 o 10
Two.hasc -vandresser, Belt.
Double plays-Hoovc TO Biakcy, Cole
struck out--Ry Brott by spencer 8.
Rases on called balis--on Spencer T.
Murray 4. Rrott 4
Cole. Burls .. Zcis, Me swcaripgrr.
Battors hit--l'y spencer /. Murray =
Passed balls Mel
r.ms of plnic- 10.
Umpire fireman
hat:erles Murray. Bro,, and Belt
Spencer and Me.
SAN ANTONIO T. FORT WORTH +,
san Antonio, Texas, July l6.-After l.
hard struggle the Partners won today's
game IN the ias't hiring by score of .
to l. Prrvln and often occupied tine
points for san Antonio and Jsaacs ana
Stanley for Fort Worth
san Antonio ....,.o2OlloOoo !.
Fort worth NIL 00i 1904 L 10
Earncd runs-Fort Worth 8.
Struck out-By paryin g. by Isaacs l.
Bases On balis-oI lsaaes 8, on Parvin
!.
Wild pstch-Isaacs.
Time of game-lso
tmpire-Brophy.
AUSTIN II. DALLAS T.
Austin, Texas. July l6.--The Senators
nayngated all over the Navisators at the
dam this afternoon. TIE all around play
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FATAL SNAKE nrrE

San Angelo. Tcxa', July 1.-THE Mex,-
can. Juan Martinez who was bitten on
me arm two weeks ago by a ratt,esnake.
dlod hfrr TINS morning Modification set
SHORTLY after re was huen, but on a.
count OF his arm beng hts means ol sup
port he would mol permit amnutation un-
til too late TO save his life.
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BEATEN WITH A BEER GLASS.

There Was a row In n saloon out on
Montgomery road last night IN which
Herman IIcnnor MAS badly beaten abovt
she head and face. Ma, sch eccr Is charged
with making the assnul, and was lodged
up al she police station soon after the
night occurred. The weapon used by Schie-
fer was beer glass. and IL did itarfui
work on 1h- head ot the victm, i'rnner
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