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heir vi a great dynasty: she Is quick.
bright and gracious and her Dutcn
subjects would not exchange her for
II king that lived. Her parents his
tory is very romantic. Old King Will
liam H., her father. who died II 1889.
left behind him a very unsavOry repu-
tation. In fact, he was about the only
ruler OF whom Holland has had cause
20 be heartily ashamed. He had his
favorites like Louis XIV. and was proud
OF the scandals afioat concerning him.
no scruples and no domestic affections
he was a satire on monarchy. His
first wife. whom ne married while he
Was yet prince OF Orange. was Sophia,
daughter Of the king of Wurtemburg.
and she managed to keep him within
bounds till he succeeded to the throne
and lost his head in his new-founh
freedom and great wealth. Two son
we're born from this marriage. but the
eldest died. wrecked by a career like
his fathers, while the second had a
spinal disease which rendered him an
invalid unfit for ruling. Sophia had
died and at the age of G2 the King fell
deeply in love with Princess Helen OF
Waldeck-Pyrmont, who is now the wild
owed duchess of Albany. The princess
laughed at the king when he asked for
her hand.
The old king was sadly hurt and
soon after heard the princess younger
sister. Emma. saying reproachfully
Helen, ] should never refuse TO be-
come a queen" The old king turned
and saw n pretty girl of 10 and his
tickle heart was once again smitten. As
soon as possible he proposed. was ac-
cepted and almost Immediately mar
rled. The young queen was childish
~ pleased with the state in which she
lived in Holland and scandalized the
courtier by clapping her hands and
dancing with Joy, but she soon learned
dignity and proved herself entirely
worthy OF the high honor. She de
veloped into a capable, majestic woman
and since the death of her husband has
ruled Holland as regent, while train
ing her willful and headstrong daugh.
ter 20 be a queen as well as a woman
Once when out driving with her
little daughter, then but Z, the horses
ran away and death stared them in the
face. When the horses were caught b,
citizens and stopped at the palace the
regent gave orders for them to be re,
harnessed. III we do not start on
sga,n," said this Spartan mother
''my daughter will learn what fear is
Trembling like a leaf the little queer
endured that second drive without I
Word OF remOnstrance
Wilhelmina Is OF "A very nervous
high-strung temperamebs ind a doctor
who has studied her saws that the pac'
OF her nervous emotions Is such tina
she has already lived as much as SOM
people OF so.
Until she was 4 Wilhelmina SPOKE
nothing but French and was theI
taught other languages to the exclu
sion Of German in Difference to he
fathers wishes. 1t Is rather a joke tha
she Is now TO marry a German prince,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16
JAvA'S NATURAL WONDER.
Of tho Hot Devil. Possesses Great
Interest to Travellers.

Homo OF the Hot Devils rossssses Great
interest to Travellers.
The greatest natural wonder In Java,
II not In the entire world. Is the Justly
celebrated "GhekO Kamdka Gumko," or
Home of the Hot Devils" known TO
the world as the Island OF Fire" says
an exchange. This geological singular
ity Is really n lake Of boiling mud. stu
ated at about the center OF the plains OF
Grobogana, and IL Is called an Island
because the great emerald sea OF yeSe-
tation which surrounds IL gives 1t that
appearance. The island" IL about two
miles in circumference and Is .i:u-
ated at a distance OF almost exactly
fifty miles from Solo. Near the cen
ter OF this geological freak immense
columns OF soft, hot mud may be seen
continually rising and falling like
great timbers thrust through the boil
ing substratum by giant hands and
then again quickly withdrawn. Be-
sides the phenomenon OF the boiling
mud columns there are scores of gi-
gantic bubbles Of hot slime that all up
like huge balloons and keep up a series
of constant explosions varying with
the size of the bubble. In times past,
so the Javanese authorities say. there
was a tall. spire-like column OF baked
mud on the west edge OF the lake.
which constantly belched q pure
stream of cold water, but this has long
been obliterated and everything Is now
a seething mass OF bubbling mud and
slime-a marvel to the visitors. who
come from great distances to see it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16

Belfort, the eastern gate OF France
and Rambervillers, in the Vosges
mountains, have just received The eros,
of the Legion of Honor, which will bt
em%blazoned on the town arms, IL
honor Of the gallant resistance the PEG.
pie made to the Germans twenty-fv,
years ago, Altogether nine towns In
France now have the cross of the lie.
gion of Honor on their coat OF arms
Sketch.
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Vanderbilt. who lowered her with Sl5.-
900, 900. The marriage. OF course. laid
the foundation OF his fortunes. Ii came
about In a romantic way. DIR. Webb
was of an old revolutionary family and
founded the Sons Of the American
Revolution" There were several boys
In the webb family, all well educated.
thoroughly aristocratlc. but poor. Sew
ard devoted himself to medicine and in
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%lIoususl Facilities.

Unusual facilities for matrimony are
offered at Americas, Ga. Justice Ora
ham. while walking on the street one
evening lately. was approached by a
negro man and woman, who asked to
be united, and he joined them In the
solemn bonds then and there.
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Puzzled.

Paw" said the little boy. did You
know that the housefy lays more'n a
million eggs"
Maybe she does, Willy" answered
his baldheaded parent, but I'll be
e~ternalIy dinged II ] can tell when she
takes the time"
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16

r. A. Mcdowell, the American con-
poser, has been appointed to the head
OF the new musical department in Co
iumbia college. lie Is OF the same age
as Paderewski. and the New York Post
says Of him that he has no superior
among tBe living composers of Europe.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16
Has stopped smoking Cigarettes.

Charlie Parsons, aged 10, for more
than Il year smoked three packages
OF cigarettes a day. He died a short
time since at his home in KokomO,
Ind, after being In commissions fos
-four days.
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AN EAR PUT ON BABY.
DOCTORS PERFORM AN ORIGi-
NAL OPERATION IN SURGERY.
The tnfants strength Not -npaired -
Nature i.sd Provided - Meaningless
Lump Of E.~.h Hearing Not We.
stared.

AIRS ran be mace
to order now al
most while you
wait"
n your next
baby. instead OF
having fine.
shapely shell Of an
ear that the nurse
and all the women
in the %neighbor-
hood will rave yer
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16
Or. SEWARD WEBB.
ne HAS LATELY BEEN CHOSEN
TO VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
once q roor Physician In - Charity
Hospital - Romantir Mecting with
Lila Vanderbilt Their Marr,sse and
lie wall street career.

HE phenomenal
success DR.. W.
Seward Webb has
made OF his life has
been added to by
his recent election
to he Vermont leg
islature. Dr. Webb,
though "a oor man.
married Lila. one
OF the daughters OF
the late William
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16

Twelve newspapers to a population
II $4,000 Is the record OF Caldwell coun.
ty, Missouri.
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Esstern Oysters for Oregon
J. j. Brice. United States fish com
missioner, has decided to stock suitable
Oregon waters with eastern oysters
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card Henry. q grandson OF the grand
luke Of SAKE Weimar- Eisenbach. Is
the lucky youth. He is a German
prince and consequently the match Is
not enthusiastically viewed by TIL,
Dutch, who are afraid % German In
fiuence. This betrothal brings about
q curious relationship. The grand
dukes wife, the grandmother OF the
prince.eonsort-to-be. was a sister OF
Wilhelmlna's father and an aunt OF the
young queen. She Is the ~heir-appar-
ent TO the crown and in case Will
helmina died without issue she or hei
eldest male descendant would succeed
10 the crown. Wilhelmina is person
ally very interesting; she is the las
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16

I HAS finally been
settled who shall
wed little Queen
Wilhelmina, the ID
year-old queen OF
Holland. a b o u [
whom there has
been 81 much spec.
ulation since she
has begun to grow
up. Her second
cousin, Prince Ber-
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..,rhc republican party q, ~. 80 81 ,he
not willing to meet the great ISSUES - ~,
day. LApplause. an snd prop'sr The leader,
l n,,hst ,,arty knew IT, In the platform the'
aecaa''u necause they said they wanted e
~, ~ ria Of il ~ soon as they could ZAP
cause II any republican tells YOU on, vi, M,
TIC poid standard IL Eoon 'ni,s w ~
~ look al his platform. lAppihusa ~
! ~ Ills platform saws mat nc r
, nnh,,"an party win Substitute bimeta
!, rsn for gold monometailism whensv'
e,na ather nation win help us 90 H. IN
4 plause and iaughter.l
: n have said and expect 70 keep ~ "a
n ING that there a.e two auestons "'"'
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1f gloss be heated to the meltins
~, ~ aluminium. the adhesion oil tne
r.,al i very marked. II IS possible
g. s,rcod the aluminium over the SIT
soce ~ the glass.with an iron spa'"'".
+. = suggested that this property may
no utilized for cementing toge'ner '''o
,,ar,s Of glass apparatus used in lao Dora
,ories. Magnesium also adheres ihus,'
,,,or. readily when heated, but the iac''-
III, ,vi,b which 1t is oxidized renders
,t,ess suitable for the purpose; ana '''s'
same may I've said of cadmium. A'nc' -
uo,lerntely high temperatures, Ps.
sesses similar properties. Ordinary
n,nuhers' solder, alleged with small
percentage OF magnesium, can %
snreod upon hot glass like sealing way
III unfortunately these alloys arc
80 attacked by the moisture OF the
asr,osnhere. Tin alleged with ten per
cont. Of aluminium spreads easily an''
- more stable, but requires = hignel
temperature for its use; ana an "foy
~ lin with from two to fve per cen.
~ zinc was found to work wen. ~
advisable not to raise the Temperature
40 high. otherwise oxidation becomes
srergrtic. An ordinary soldering iro'
nav he used. but an aluminium or
preferable. No fux is required, put ~
Z class must be perfectly clean.--N'
Iedvcr. .IN
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his Land In response. as " ~ were
good ike, his riding a race with the
train. :.
Would he laugh. Charles thinks II
he realized that that great mass o'
wood and metal. passenger NO. o. wa
coming toward him with the force OF
q tornado?
The freight is surely gaining, ana
thew nav no attention to him. A snort
distance ahead the road and track Oh
verge again; what shall he doF iie
rides with the energy OF despera''on'
and the brakeman at last calls 10
fello,v- brakeman 10 look at him. lhey
can't seem to make out why he shouiu
try To beat the train, when IL is SO nope
less a task.
Ills heart leaps with hope for mo-
ment but it is soon dispelled. for 'i'
other brakeman laughs, and then DOT
: wave their hands at Linn IN toNe'' =
farewell.
Charles in the agony OF despair if'
his hand fall downward, and as ne no'
, 90 II comes in contact with buheh
:, his coat pocket. Again nope coih's
= him. for he remembers 1t IS 'he i,n
MANI ~ an old red flag he hah us'u
o,o,n his wheel, and had stui1cd I'M
4 his pocket. =,
- Quick MS a fash he has drawn "
- RAG forth. and now waves II IN answ
. 10 their hooking gestures. IL y
y and soiled. but it's red is stu pris
=. enough 10 look sinister and danger
!! as Charles waves it frantically aoo
IL his head. 80 60,
"a Of the bralemen. One OF 'hei,'
i, ON a run along the cars toward inc
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,r own money as you propose.
therefore. ask you TO CONSIDER WI
',.,,,s, there must be no mistake dpou,
. rotnrninp me the money wleh ~
comes due. os,,ux
~ have thought it over eare'uiA'
his son replied. land will hand you ~
,r.onev then. Here is the otnoi
-. !; he continued, as he la'd on 'hV
,ab,e n roll of bills Of various dehoih'n"-
IIo,v much that money meant 70 nm ,
How much sclf-denial, hard worN "uV
-ors.verinp effort Perhaps his iatne'
Guessed what was passing In ms ih'hu
s,r ,,e drew tho money toward MN -
most tenderly. .b
.Nhen do you want my cnee" ~
full amount?" he asked.
..ro.morrow. will write the Ie''c
.o-n;ght. and in the morning you ca
lools IL over and inclose the checN " '"
manufacturer. 80
Charles then babe his rather eo0
n;pht and left the room.
Tor \ moment Mr.. Stillwell gaIeu =
arl the door. and away from
work. then he sIniitu h"Pp's
hack to his writing with rehe"'
energy.
I,icvcle 11.152 had at last arrl''
charles noticed the number wien
pppacked il from its crate
The bicycle represented more 70 =
+hon ANYTHING he had ever possesS
How fond he became Of y! Inc :.
denial. hard work and study ne
given to get it were all repa'" ! - =,
drcdfold when he sped over 'he :
r;th the bright. steel machine pens
rim. lie never seemed 10 ''rs -
company. When not riding ~
.,orldnr over 1t. polishing the hic"'
.,s,,irg the dust from the enamel
summer was nearly over before ~ : !
;,el H. The days had spec away !
Nm as the road had under ms wig s
nv amount he owed hi ...., "a :
seemed to grow larger as ,h' ~
ncur 10 pay II, although ne i nau Y, Y
- much as half Of II. The thouI'
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al ,el;eyed at the interruption
handsome. manipulating reno" d
-, "A entered the library, advance"
49, the table and stood Opposite
sather As they thus faced each
cher. one could see striking FeseN
,Iance. The same doggea perSo''
.n.e the same resolute look anu ue''
aimed expression which charac'eliAe'
mr stillwelrs face, and when sho"Vr
'ha, had made him superintendent OF
~ y a N. railroad, without Elenus
or influence to back him, appeareu "'So
In the face of his son.
This resolute look was now 'he i''''s
pronounced expression on 'he soA
Father. l want to send for bicycle
tonight e over
The happy look that had come o,cr
A. ct;llxell's face changed TO rather
stern expression. ,cb
.Weu. Charles, you know now ~.
they cost, and at present can ia "'o'N
TO get you one. A.. how re
~ know that, fnther, the oos
n,;.d. "and had thought oil u long "sO
ro,. year have been working In spar
.raments and saving all could uh'i
have now half of the price o. "
cycle. Unless ! get 1T at once' ~,
- have IL this summer. III you #"
ADVANCE me the rest OF the money
can get the wheel and pay II PACK oei''
fall" ,,no
Mr.. stillwell dropped his head apo
his hand. as il in deep though'' -
,,,,der the shadow in which his race w
,laced there came pleased nari
,ool, Already the boy was SHOWN
xvhat was in him. lie had ho' pvss'
for n bicycle, but he had set OUT ~ :
= himself. Mr.. Stillwell did not ~
t;cycles lie regarded them as
would regard costly Toy. Ai,houl
he was secretly pleased with the
IL son had gone about getting ~
still thought it useless eNpenoi''
OF money. ;. Nth
when he looked up 1t wGs WITH
grave expression. and for h'oin'
Charles heart sank.
..you know what think OF oicye''
a.. said. Il think they are very cur
and practically useless. The prep
ton YOU make, however Is 'h''o''
i. business one. 1t is your own mo
,.ou are spending, so j VIII aoNa
what YOU ask for. and shaii eNpe1
nave it repaid by next fah. -
differently in the matter, wou'u
\, nelp YOU to get !. but, fcenn'
i do, it is best you sho1.u D''
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Charley Chumpleigh- Nh, MISS N'gnr
ingale. that Winter song was ia =.
iug; Il carried me back 70 tue Jays -
my childhood. 49,,
Miss Nightingale ~ am 50 glad you
like II.
.yyhy. / could actually hear the cat
,,e bellowing, the old windmill creakins
and the discordant winds moving
about the observation-disclosures Times
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rher there comes the whistle OF
IL, brakes" Charles is SICK ano
IN, Inn he realizes he must keep UP
slowly. oh. so slowly, II seems " L..
the trains speed diminishes' anu a''"''
IL ceases TO move.
brakeman climbs down and runs
towards the bicyclist, for he stlii waves
~. n;ece of red flag above his heao
In one hand while with the otner ne
'.,asns firmly the handlebar OF his wheei.
The brakeman is close TO nm no" an
yrasns his wheel. for 1t is beginning /"
,robile friphtfully. He holds II hrmi!'
charles is for the moment, too weak
TO dismount. .a.;or ~
: NO. has passed v s'a''on.
Charles stammers out between ne s"r'
for breath.
Thatisenourh: the brakeman know
: only too well what it means. lie snou''
: u, the information to another Drake
7 an who is nearer the train, ana wv
,a,,ar starts on a run for the head o
C .ha train with his red flag. Niii ne %
in time TO stop the express!
= moment. then another. passes. sur
q i. no must now be ahead of the freisn'
r. Charles strength returns. and, lea',n
le his wheel. he rushes along beside IN
= trick. On reaching a place where
le can see some distance ahead OF the tran
~ he notices the brakeman with the ie
90 aag is still running.
N Then there comes the whistle OF
approaching train. me praNe'' !,
u, waves his flag. and Charles hears y
re- whistle of "down brakes from 'ne :
If cine of No. 8, and sees No. is, the hea,
oh freight. begin slowly and maJes''cai
lie ~ bnck. Soon No. comes III We
rly still moving but very Slowly ano
Tie ,et stons. No. IS then ceases 10 pa'
The and the two trains face each other' 7.
yes smoke from theirengines intcrminsi'
me above the length upon length o. $
18th which might have been piled upon
eut mother in ono wild heap OF chaos
the death.
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BICYCLE NO. 1l,l52.
nv HENRY y. HAyDocK.

lTHER, may
come in?" said a
fresh, young voice
certainly, IN y
son." answered q
man who had been
but a moment be-
fore banding over
his writing.
lie glanced 10
ward the door n
it opened. an'
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Acain father and son stood facing
each ether in the library,
..ro-nirht is the time ! was 10 pas
,,v dent Charles said, laughingly'
..but FIRST. YOU must admit that OF
orcle i not so useless as you NJ nrs'
No my son: it is who am IN your
debt.- Mr.. Stillwen replied, Tor you
s,ved me two great trains. and u Is q
a.b, Il vii, be hard TO pay. Here u
,he money YOU handed me toward IN.
,.heal You see / have not touchcd ~,
and Mr.. Stillwell handed back J"
> "har,es the identical roll OF money
which he had given him on the nigh
I Of the first payment. "Igladly make yo'
c present Of the wheel. Now, what els
i can / do for you? Twill be glad 70 si''
y con almost anything. The cominn;
% has empowered me to act most i'oei"
= ly." c.,o. .o,a 81;
49,, NV wheels number, 11,152, sha
* 90 Down on the records OF the compan
III ong the train numbers with M
is ,orv Of what il did towards SAVING wv
es trains." And 20 1t happened una,
Of No records OF the II. & ". rniiroan |.
it .,c No. ii.l52 has place and NJ
dy tory.-Leslie's illustrated M"e"N'''''
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Il American cheese, to tnc aiho ,' -.
cn AS agi pounds. was sent 20 hu," or
,,,.t vehr, ior which We received s''s'"
$50.
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s;a last year consumed 2s'1le
.,,,ls Of our hops in the manuiac.u,s :
nf ,,cer and mals liquor. paying s~''A'
for them.
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The exports Of preserved and
ca,asd fruits from The United states - =
~ continent Of Africa last year
a,,ounted to sl6.02l.
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nryan's Second Speech

At the meeting in the Avenue 'nc"@i
Mr. Bryan was introduced to tn, me-. nua :,
rnce by Joseph Holley. the chairman o.
The democratic county committee a.
the next president OF the ! n,'eo 's."s
MIR. Bryan was received WY" s''"' ~
plause. and spoke as follows;
Ladies' and Gentlemen and Fc'Iow low s,r
"a. do not consider the cnthus,",s,s, M
which has been manifested 81, n'o r'a,,' ,m'
| rond has aught IN 1t OF persona .'an,i.
| =, s,nnlv nroyes that respect winch peop''
,ce, spr those who stand IN positions Y
artnoritv. or stand before the pe2pie q
..tsia,ay Far those positions. we ar
people who love goyerhm,nsd; w ra"ay w
49, :, au times And no matter ho'
much We nay direr Win ,h ,,, , %ao e
,nc time being may, unaet W ~. Ia q,
r.. maize. decide or execute our 'aw
's's sustain them ia authority until We 81
',sarre them md make them to 'U ~. !.
:, arr purposes. II shows the oapa ,'s !,
~ ~, ,,,,la for self government. * Is Y
~ ~, .ysdsrce tMat we are people that q
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And. J. Gutgsell, umpire. Robert
Hunter, scorer.
Tell City b. B. G. next Sunday
Louisville club July 4 and ).
PLAY BALL
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FAREwELL.-On yesterday morn
ing Prof. J. b. Vernon and wife
drove to Petersburg, on their way
to Worthington, in Greene county
where his wife will visit her parents
until he secures location for next
winters school. Prof. Vernon as a
teacher gave excellent satisfaction
to parents who sent their children
to his high-school room, and as
Principal he brought the schools up
to higher grade than they had ever
attained heretofore. He was not
candidate for reelection here this
year, though many Of the parents
wished him to be, and he goes away
with the good wishes Of nearly ali
our people for his success wherever
he may locate. Il is Hoped the
school trustees may secure a sue
cessor in the schools who will be
able to advance them yet further.
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Political Announcements.


FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
WILLIAM \. TRANLoE, of Dubois county. l.
acandidate for Judge of the 57th judicial
circuit, subject to the Democratic nonina
ting convention of the said judicial circuit.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM r. Cox Is "A candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney forth 9th Judicial circuit.
subject to the approval of the Circuit Demo.
cratic nominating convention.
FOR Representative from Dubois and
Martin County.
FRANK Pi>NIck, of Dubois county j. a can
didate for Representative in the Legislature
from the district OF Dubois ana Martin
counties. subject t. the Democratic district
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PETERSBURG ShuT.OuT.

The Petersburg club that plave
at the Jasper Base Ball Pax las
Sunday, June II, was the weakes
ball team that has ever played in IN
park. Out Of the entire club Their
was but two ball players, Blair an,
McCarty, they done all the plavin.
that was done by the Pikeites.
Blair and McCarty are first rate
battery, but they are travelling in
very slow company.
The day has gone by when six o,
seven windy street corner lolfers,
who play ball with their mouths.
can get together, employ a battery.
and come TO Jasper and win.
The Petersburg outfit depended
entirely on their battery, and they
have got a good one, bM they could
not win alone.
Osborn was put in to pitch for
the visitors in the LIST inning and
the Reds Knocked out nine runs.
while the Petersburg fielders made
six errors.
Blair went in the box in the sec
ond and In the next seven the Reds
scored but once. The visitors never
got man past second base.
The battery work of Wilhelm and
Cassidy was that kind that wins
the best kind-Wilhelm held the
visitors down to little pop hvs that
were sure death to the batters
made clean two base hit
off OF Blair, the only one of the
game. Cassidy fooled the visitors
n his thro wing to second and six
II them died trying to steal that
Jag. Eckert and Self both made
inc catches.
The fnIlawinu IL tho coora
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Mr.. q. Crillouette, Druggist, Beaver
vile, ILL.,, says: ITO DR.. Kings New
Discovery owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi,
clans for miles around, but OF no avail
and was given up and told could moi
live. Having DIR. Kings New Discovery
in my store ] sent for bottle and be-.
gan its use and from the first dose began
to get better, and after using three bot
ties was up and about again. II is worth
its weight in gold. We won't keep store
or house without it," Get free trial NJ
Martin Fnedman's Drug Store. 2