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DHlV Bought hamburg.

New York, Dec. u. Wy. l. Powers
announced tonight That he plrchas-
cd Hamburg for Marcus DAILY Of Mon
tana and that the great tWo~ycar-
old will race here next season. lie
will be trained by William Lakciard.
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Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa,

Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa,
says: :;My child is worth millions to
me, yet | would have lost her by
Group had | not invested twenty five
cents in Il bottle Of One Minute
Cough Cure" 1t cures coughs: colds
and all throat and lung troubles. ].
ID. MScr < Co.
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All Fostmastcrs and News Agents arc au-
thorized to receive subscriptions.
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The Sale ~
STII1 CONTINU ES.
The SMALLEY DRUG STORE.

convince that it will you avail you
Of The lasts-for short time only:
WINDOW quality designs Soc and 75c reduced
and
WALL PAPERGong 2sc to SOC per roll now selling at
pocket KNIyESBcst make, regular price SOC $780,
$50
Please remember these prices are half values
and they will not last long.
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lot 10 and 20 block 10, Stevcnsvlle....
Sc or Ut the NV qr and the ne nr or
the sw ar and the NV or OF the Sc or
and lut.3, sec / township north OF
range p west, lots and ? block l.,
Grants addition to Grantsdac and
lots and 8 block +, Darby y.............. !
NV ar section 81 township 8 north Of
range 20 west NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$ hf of the sw ar and the ne ar Of the
sW or, and the Sc or Of the NV or,
section ! l township 10 north OF range
20 west .......... .......,-...-.......-..
in ne If Of the sw or section 81 town
ship 6 north Of range 20 vest.
sc or of the NV or OF section "a
township north Of range II vest. ]
lot 3 block 6. Dobbins addition to
Stevensylle ........-....-.........
lots ii and Is block %, and lots j
y block 10, Stcvensvillc and lot !
block 6, Corvallis Observation-Disclosures
If Of the SC or Of section p, town
ship l Q north Of range 20 West-..:.....-
sw ar OF section,1 township north
of range u west Observation-Disclosures
. G hf Of the ne ar and the sW or Of
the ne or and the ne Or Of the Sc or
section 10 township 5 north Of range
21 west ...... .... ................
lots ], 2. 10 and 20 block s, lots |
and , block 20, lots II, IS and 10
block 2l, Stevensyile ...:......-..........
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ship north OF range 10 west, W hf of
the NV or and the NV Or OF the sW
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the Sc or OF section 10 township
north Of range IS west, and the ne
ar OF the sw ar Of section 10 town
ship S north or range y WcSt.-......-
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ship north OF range 10 west,.........
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ship north Of range 10 West........-
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q: and the sW nr OF the ne qir OF sec
tion l3 township : north or range II
west ...................
lots II and IS block $, Rivervcw .....
Sc ar Of the nc Or and lots and in
section | township north Of range
81 west and lot in section E town
ship north Of range 20 West....-......
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ship north of range ~ West..-,,.".....
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and ne or Of the Sc Or section 81
township ? north Of range 20 west
nc or Of the Sc Or aud lots l, I, .,
and in section IS township north
Of range u west. ..-.....-.-,.=z.
lots l3 and 1t block ), Rivervcw..-...:.
lot ! block 6, kvcrvieW ..~.........,.......
S hf Of the NV or and the c hf OF the
sw ar section 81 township 5 north Of
range p west. ............-....-...-.
Sc ar section :3 township2 north OF
range 20 west .-........:.........
S hf OF the sc or and the hf Of the
sw or section 81 township 5 north OF
+. NV or Of the ne or and the hf of
the NV or and the Sw or Of the NV
or section Is township 5 north OF
range 21 west -,........,....-. 80.
lot 10 block TO- RiycrVicW =..
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Delinquent Tax List
FOR 1897.

Office Of the County Treasurer Of Ravalli COuh1y
State Of Montana, December u, 1897
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Armstrong, Duane. F,
Armstrong, Carrie A. :,
Armstrong, John N :.
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Commonwealth, Title
Invest. & Trust Co.
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lot 10 block 10, RiycrvicW .--...........=.....
n hf Of the ne or and the Sc qr of the
ne ar and the ne or Of the Sc ar sec
ton IS township 6 north OF range II
west
c half Of the sW ar section Is town.
ship north Of range 10 west, and
nc or OF the NV or ard NV ar OF tho
ne CIR section ~ township S north OF
lot + block 6, Rivcrvicw ..-......z-...-. ...-.,u
lots II and - block 8. Corvallis -...
lot block 80, Hamilton ...-...-.-- ..-.
lot IS block l3, Darby ......,.,...
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range - west --...,,,.....
sc or section 81 township 3 north q
range y vest ,..-..-.
in nc or Of the nc or section town
ship s north OF range 20 west,
lots and 10 block Il, and lots J,
and 20 block S, Darby .........,...---....--.
lots and 0 block Il, Corvallis ...-.....
sc ar. less river, section Il township
north of range 20 west ............,.,....,
in. sW CIR OF the NV or Of section r.
TOWNSHIP p s north Of range 20 west
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To Cure Consti p;.tion Forever.
The CO}p!C Came Back

Take tHScarclS Candy C;.tll:lrtic Zoe or o5c.
II c. G. C. fail to cure. druggists refund money
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Educate Your s;"w:l~ With fasc"rets.
Candy CHtttnrtln. "!re CON2t PATTON forever.
N;c %. II e. L. G IAH Iii,,9 sta rcii;l!d money
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10 north Of range 20 west and the ne
or of the NV qr section II township
10 north Of range 20 west --.-.-. ...--.....=
e If of the SC Or. in. W hf Of the sc
ar section II township 10 north OF
range 20 west. -...--.----.-----
lot . block 81, milton. ,...,....-,--.-.,..-
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND


Third heat Pop Dagpman led the field
I'D landed an easy lnner, Major Tay-
ior second. Time, 1888. Time limit OF
o.p6 and no race andhO run over Fourth
5o,t the line jumpa away at the crack
NJ the pistol and hpt rafting good
mace ali around. IA. Mcfarland won;
/. A, Callahan, seond Time, 2'25 10,
TIrth heat-ThIs Mas q splendid race
throughout. A. c. Aeriens jumped away
rom he bunch aui maintained an easy
lad crossing winner by thlrty-ilve
ards In the butch there was contln-
ylI sbifting OF psitlons and 1t was a
Jeo5 heat betweeh Fred Titus and Fred
sims for second, Time, 2;l5 1-5
The last event In the trial heats was
the one mile Championship professional
divided into fou' heats, First two in
Soch heat to qualify. The time limit in
this event was 2'2O.
First headlight starters. Eddie Ak
or, Philadelphia, led the push for two
laps, with Gardiner at his heels. At the
tope the cracks went cut for place and
Wafor Taylor again slowed his meitle
by a qallant squirt with the other riders
ali close up, The mabr made q great
NEE to the finish whel Fred Loughead,
Of sarma, Ont, lifted his wheel and
crossed the line a winner by six inches,
,le colored boy secoid. Time, 2li l-5,
second heat-Johnly johnson, who
was entered In this went was still too
sHff 10 start and wai excused, There
we're five starters, Tie men set good
mace. Howard II. M'sher. Boston,wo
". c. Sanger. Milwaukee, second. Time,
9IG,
Third heat-There we're eight starters.
The bunch was slowin starting off, but
soon got down to york and ran the
fastest heat OF the day. Eddie Bald, OF
buffalo made greet squirt and landed
winner: l.. A. Callahan. Buffalo, Sec
ond. Time. 2:l3.
Fourth heat, eight starters. The men
followed the pacemalers' heels for two
laps and then startCd of in q pretty
race to the finish. Little Earl Kiser. OF
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at good clip, on the second lap, the
Major took the lead with Bald clos be-
hind, Loughead. the Ontario crack,
came like a flash when near the finish,
and crossed the tape wheel ahead OF
Bald with Kiser a close third. Time,
200 3-5, breaking the state competition
record OF 2:Oi AS.
The next event was the final heat In
the one mile 2;O5 class professional The
starters were Mertens. Mcfarland, Nat
Butler, Titus, Slmms, Callahan and Old
field. Mertens had the pole. Oldheld
held the lead Into the stretch, when Mer-
tens and Butler came up. The three
men reached abreast to the tape, Mer-
tens crossing the line a winner by about
three feet, Butler was second; Simms
third and Mcfarland fourth. Time, 2;ll.
The final In the one mile champion
Ship, amateur was called. Stevens
caught Ertz In the stretch and shoulder
to shoulder they came home, Ertz win
ming by an inch from Stevens, Midden-
dorf taking third place, Time, 2lG 2-5,
In the final one-quarter mile cham
plonshlp professional, Cooper jumped
off In the lead. In the stretch Cooper,
Loughead and the others came with a
rush, all abreast. Loughead won, Coop
er second, Randall third, Time, ;S2,
Final one-third mile open amateur,
Nine started. At the tape, It was puz-
zle to pick the winner. The race was
finally given to Ed Llewellyn, of Chi
cago; W. II. Fearing, New York, sec
ond; Club Nelson, Springfield, third.
Time, :43 3-5.
Final two mile handicap, professional,
eighteen starters on the last lap all
were together and In danger OF spill,
on the turn into the stretch, three of
the riders drew away upon the hill and
made the opening for the squirt home,
Mcfarland, scratch, crossed winner;
Fred Loughead, scratch, second; j, A,
Newhouse twenty-five yards), third;
| o. L. Stevens, {seYenty YARDS. fourth;
Charles A, Church, (forty YARDS. fifth;
w. C, Sanger, (scratch), sixth. Time,
4:44 2-5.
Final two mile handicap amateurs,
eighteen starters. Il. C. Huasman,
twenty yards) won; r, A. Miller,
(scratch) second; C. W. Rrick, (forty
] yaTds), third; II. ". Mlddendorff, (ifty
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AR,mnrLnhle cure OF CHRONIC pIarrhea

A Remarkable Cure OF chronic DlarrhTu
In 1862, when ! served my country q,
n private In Company A., One Hundred
and SIxty-seventh Pennsylvania Volun.
teers, / contracted chronic diarrhoea. II
has given me great deal of trouble
ever since. / have tried dozen differ
ent medicines and several prominent
doctors without any permanent relief
Not long ago a friend sent me sam
pie bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Dlarrhoea Remedy, and after
that | bought and took flfty-cent bot
tie; and now can say that ! am entire
ly cured. cannot DO thankful enough
TO YOU for this great Remedy, and rec
ommend Il to all suffering veterans. II
in doubt, write me, Yours gratefully,
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BOXING.

"Yank" Kenney. the we'll known box.
er, who was matched to box Mccormick.
of Pittsburgh, twenty rounds in the
arena OF the Metropolitan Athletic club,
having engaged to become John L. Sui
lIvan's sparring partner. the match is
off, and the Metropolitans have arrang-
ed another battle for the same date, Au-
gust II. II Ia between Peter Petersen
"The Terrible Swede." and Jimmy
O'Leary, who recently boxed at Sisters
Vile o'Leary was given decision In
the seventh round on points, but MS the
Swede was merely using his own pecu-
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THEY don't make much fuss about
H." We are speaking OF De Wits Lit
tic Early Rlsers, the famous little pills
for constipation. blllousness, and all
stomach aud liver troubles. They
never grlpc. Charles Il. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets: Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-sixth and Jacob streets;
A. u. scheelc, No. COZ Main street; Ex-
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets;
Bowie a Co, bridgeport.
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BASE BALL COMMENT,

The local base ball situation is prac-
tlcally unchanged. The Wheeling
team will remain abroad until an ar
rangement is effected by which the
Island park can be secured. The play
ers' attachment suits come up before
Justice Rogers on August Ia, soon after
which the park will probably SO to
forced sale,
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Now that the Wheeling team Is out
of the hands of It's godfathers and in
to the hands OF men who know base
ball from placer mining, patrons all
along tine circuit win wish the team
good luck The former managers were
cutters OF the rankest kind, and. II
they deserve place in base ball at all,
It should not be In n more exalted posi-
ton than as bat carrler-Toledo Bee.
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cARToRTA.
LOST

L OsT--A SMALL GOLD WATCH
~ Friday afternoon, either on fair
grounds or between fair grounds and
wheeling, Gold nllcd, with lcttora and
W. engraved on outside Of case, Libcr.
nl reward will be paid for the returning
OF same 10 DILLON. WHEAT n
tIANCitlGR, nul
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Simply apply "sWAYNE's ONT.
MENT." No internal medicine requir-
cd. Cures letter, cc2cmn, Itch, oil crup-
lions on the face, hands nose, etc, le1v-
Ing the elln clear, white and healthy,
Ita great healing and curative powers
arc possessed by no other remedy Ask
your druggist for sWAYNE's ONT
MENT. tthBSw
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In the ten miles open remarkably fast
time was made, being away under an
average OF three minutes to the mile.
The starters were Lee Hoffman, q. A.
Wood, F. Neuhardt, C. A. Swan, Joseph
Foster. Arthur Foster, Jess McCaus-
land, II. II. MahIke, Harry Dtckey, Ell
mer Keech. Wheeling; w. C. Kunkle.
St. Clairsvllle; w. r. Lanam, Bridge
port, VIII Matthews, Wellsburg; Joseph
Lublc, Benwood; c. A. Young. Dillon
vale. Matthews, Lanam and Wood fin
shed in q bunch, all OF them having es-
capped a bad spill that occurred on the
nineteenth lap, All Of the others we're
involved, but Kunkle got up and pluck
lily finished on his shatterer wheel.
Summary - First, VIII Matthews,
wellsburg; second, w. r. Lanam,
Bridgeport: third, q. A. Woods. Wheel
ing; fourth, Joseph Lublc, Benwood;
NTH, w. c. Kunkle, st. Clairsville, Time,
of,D4
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p gl'tfsSTTgn .,..,.5SSSSSSSS11SSSSSSSSSSSSG

EARNED runs, st. Louis L Plttsbnrgh J.
Two-hase hits. Turner 2, Mailman, Tanne-
hill, Smith. Three-base hits. Smith, Davis
2, Cross. Sacrifice hits Turner, Merritt
Stolen bases, Grady, Douglass Hartman,
Padden, Davis, Donovan 5, Cross. Double
plays, Gross, Hallman and Grady; Dono-
van, Merritt and Hawley. First base on
by pitched BALL Smith, Cross, Struck out
by Donahue q by Hawley 3, Wild pitch,
Donahue Time, ESQ Umpire, Hurst
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CHICAGO, August 0.-Two lightning
double plays by the Colts ut critical times,
with men on second and third both times
won a close and scrhppy game from the
Indians to-day. Dahlen and Conner were
kept very busy. their fielding and Gala
HAMS batting being tho features. Attend
RHE
Chicago ....lls1 o11' Iii 4
Cleveland 80 0 o / o 2 / 0-5 10 4
Earned runs, Chicago /; Cleveland 2.
Batteries, Griffith and Donohue; Wilson
and McAllister. Time, 2:45. Umpire,
D'DaV
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"a 3.5. remarkably fast for team that
has not worked together.
Two Mile Lam Race,

In the two miles lap race the starters
were Lee Hoffman. George Wood, i. j.
Neuhardt, Joseph Foster r. II. Mahlke,
D. w. Cochran, Wheeling; c. A. Young,
Dilonvale; w. C. Kunkle, st. Clalrs-
vile; w RI. Lanam, Bridgeport; VIII
Matthews, Wellsburg. This race was
decided by points and was won by VIII
Matthews, Of Wellsburg, who had nine
points, while Kunlle and Woods were
tied for second position. The tabulated
result was as follows:
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Earned runs, Mansfield Z; Wheeling T.
Home runs. WCrrlck Bradley Thrcc.hngo
BlrkO q, WOrrlck, Vcttrr, Latham, RCl8.
ling, Taylor, bullock, bradley 2. w, Rob
inRon. Sacrifice hlt Francis, Stolen bnRop
Latham Z, I Robinson. Bullock, McBpott
llnRoa on balls, of Smith b. of Gnryoy 4
atruck out. BY Smith 3, by Gnrvcy Z, by
Miller 4, by igly T. hit by pitched ball
Vottora Passed. hHii, Messett. Time 2i5
Umpire. RhOcdy.
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BROOKLYN. August G-McJames last
ed but two innings to-day, German taking
his place, but Jared no better. After the
second inning the game was no longer tn
RHE
Brooklyn 4o1SO 0 .-i5 10 2
Washgton 20 o o 0 90 0-5 0 I
Earned runs, Brooklyn g.; Washington g.
man, McJames and Mcclure. Time, 145.
Attendance, 2,2Sl. Umpire, Emslie.
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Al Fort WAYNE. Bcoro: m n
ToddoH " ''Sa"""0 I . . / 3 ! . 0-ii5
untlcrlra-Tort Wayne, Darby ana
Campbell. Toledo, dllks ana Meyers,
Al youngpinwn. Score, MI u
YOunGRO'n - 90 02i b-l2 y
New GasliomO 1 . 10 . lat 4
batteries Youngstown. Martin and Yin.
RANT New Castle llnllOwOll and Grnlllua,
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In this race the following riders start,
ed: Clarence Adams. Oliver Elliott
Walter Rodgers, Lee NJ. Rodgers, Tom
Muncaster, Daniel j. Herd, Howard
oberman, Wheeling; James NJ. Mat
thews, Wellsburg.
summary-First, Howard oberman
Wheeling; second. Tom Muncaster
Wheeling; third, Lee Rodgers, Wheel
ing; fourth, Walter Rodgers. Wheeling
Time, f:f5 2-5.
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PHILADELPHIA, August G-The Phil
lies were powerless before Seymour to-
day. For seven innings they. could not
gel the ball out OF the diamond. Cooley'.s
home run In the eighth shave a shut out,
RHE
New York....2 sO2 o10 - 9
Phiiadelp'a 20 0 0 o 90 O2 % 3 .
Earned runs, New York 4; Philadelphia
Q. Batteries, Seymour and Wilson; FL
field and Boyle, Time, $3.50. Umpire, KEEL
ley.
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M'MECHEN.
breezy News Items Gathered In the Busy
MnrshnIi County Town.

Mnrshali County Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Noble left yes
terday for an extended trip to Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City, to be gone
two or three weeks.
Mrs. o. NJ. Lewis and daughters, Lii
liam and Mary, have returned home at
ter n months visit to friends at Car
rolf. Ohio,
Mr.. e. TobIn. OF Bridgeport, o., was n
visitor in town yesterday
James Powell is off duty on the sick
list nll of this week.
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Zimmerman then went the mile, paced
by the triplet with Stamp, Dillon and
Worls up, The distance. was made in
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ST. LOUIS, August 1.-THE PittsbuTghs
to-day won a fourteen-inning game from
the Browns. Both DOnahue and Hewley
pitched well. The fielding was good,
Houseman making phenomenal one
handed running catch, Attendance, 1850.
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The Drovers' Home Stars accept the
challenge OF the Harvests for a game
Sunday afternoon. on the Riverside
grounds,
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liar style OF boxing, the award was I'M
satisfactory and now the men are TO
come together again, The prellminaries
VIII be arranged next week,
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BOSTON, August G.-For FIVE innings to-
day the Bostons were unable to touch
danz In good shape. The home team then
took a brace and In the next four Innings
batted Pond out OF the box, Nops replac-
ing him in the NINTH while Klobedanz was
inVincible, Attendance, $500 Score;
RHE
Roston ...o o o OO21 3 % IL 2
Baltimore 20 3 2 / 0 o o % 10 2
Earned runs, Boston 8; Baltimore 3, Bat;
tories, Klobedanz and Bergen; Nops, Pond
and Clarke. Time, 1880 Umpire, Lynch,
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MANSFIELD August 6.--The game to-
day was n hot batting contest from start
to finish. There was great deal OF wrang-
ling over the decisions OF Substitute UNI
pre Sheedy, although worse exhibitions Of
rnnknoss have been seen here. In Wheel
ing's half OF tho sixth. when w. Robin
were full. there was big kick on de-
clslon, and II looked rs though Mansfield
would give up the game. When the wran-
gle had censed Bradley hit out OF tho
lot for homer Ely then succeeded MIL
Ter In tho box and held the visitors down.
Mansfield then proceeded TO bat out the
game. forcing Smith TO retire In the sew
cnth In favor OF Carney, but nothing could
head on Mansnetds batting streak, Score:
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Yesterdays winners Boston. New York,
Chicago, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn.

natl. Baltimore Ell Boston. Washington at
Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis, Cleveland al CHI
cage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-07

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w for sale OF clothing from sample
book. Prices and facilities for giving per-
feet satisfaction are better than any ono
else can offer. Secure territory at once.
Correspondence solicited from agents al
ready employed. Address WARRINGTON
w. 4 W. MILLS, Dept d III. Chtcago.