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Beaumont Texas. MAY so--Lufltin and
Beaumont piaved the last al series OF
three ~lmes at Blanchete park this ef-
tornoon. and the visitors narrowly cscancd
a shut-out. On account of rain the game
WIS not called until late and only seven
.nhtngs were plaNei. The diamond was
wet and slippcrN. but. as The Visitors wHr"
lruahie TO hii MURRAY safely the story
coliI nor raVe been different had the
diamond been as dry as a booeNarl Ihe
locals had their hitting clothes on ana IN
the first innns knocked one pitcher out
of The box n.skDG four singles and Two
t8gger In The neli they PLAYED an al
most crrorless game. bur one utlc erro
al a critical time permitted l.ufhln 10 st'
one man across the home plate ihe Luz
itI team = a sentlemaniV SET OF vohna
fellows. ana whilo they lost three games
10 Ncatmont. they can make 4, very IN
terest.ng for the average amateur ciup IN
Texas. The l.ufkin team has decfded TO
remain in Beaumont for two more rames
,rhcN will play tomorrow and TUESDAY.
Following is The score of today Ctmf'-
4
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THE RAILROADS

Galveston. Texas. May so--Mr. Y. A.
Lister registered at tho fremont hotel yes
terday. but left shortly afterwards for a
boarding house. II is said that he is In
Texas possibly TO take the place OF an Off
cial on one OF the railroads entering Gal
weston but as he could not be found today,
the report can not he confirmed
Mr., Lister Is we'll known To Texas rail-
road men Far several years he was master
0t transportation of tho Texas division ot
the Cotton belt route. hut left that line in
1855 to accept a similar position with the
san Antonio and Aransas Pass, with which
limo he remained until lS9g. when he again
returned to the Cotton Rclt as agent and
superintendent OF terminals at Cairo aud
Pine Hun.
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GRAYsoN COUNTY POPS.
|.e' are strictly In the Middle %
The Woud

"'e strictly In the Middle of
~ The Wond.
'ae'nan. Texas May 29.-There was a
as''ns Of the representative populists in
= city this afternoon. The following
's1esss was transacted:
'a' Nashville conference was indorsed,
~, ne meeting resolved to oppose fusion in
i. I'm; All candidates and office holders
e,v @valplled from future participation In
mr.. als' 1t was resolved that no more
M, % admitted to the conventions in
ni.. "uaty Tho action of the 1903 dele
NJ, " inc ST. Louis convention was in
eernn, y y Was received that should an I'M
susv',i.sslD effort be made at fusion in the
,As,ls w.. son'erence the Grayson delegates
|nsrrs That the meeting be uncompro-
|0raA n ny unalorahly in favor Of the
.,n.aSs p,aiiorm OF 1892. End In addition
|insr.a,,'he initiative and referendum ana
|issps,,oes mandate; demand for the
la. ,bs ,n Of National Chairman Butler
II. hat hal implcring Of Divine forgiveness for
he sIEii they had already gone into.
lsae "utsatfs to the Nashville conference
isast,s v" !, > Holt and A. C. Kelsey; al
H. j. Flower and j. A. pratlier.
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Washington. May so tSpoeiai) unlesa
Jerry Simpson objects tomorrow, the
chances are Congressman stephens VIII
be able TO secure unanimous consent for
the passage OF tho senate bin approprlat-
Ing $4,000 for the relief OF the Victims Of
the Rio Graudc overflow at NJ pnso, Sen
ator Mills had the bin passed In the senate
yesterday and no doubt It. viii 10 through
tho housn Immediately after the reading
OF The Journal. unless, OF course, some one
makes objection,
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Earned runs pllias . Paris I.
TWO base hIts--.B ohr,ght Dillon
Thnee base it-Mullansv.
Home run--Ntc
l-eft on kaSes--nal,as IL Paris q
struck ort-By Blackburn 3. by Dillon ?
ussss on called bslls-Off Blackburn J
off Dillon 2.
Double play-Feeples and Muilancy
stolen bases--Cooley. Lawrence, Hoover
Batter hit-Lawr,nce.
Wild pltrh--Blackhurn.
Time OF gnir's-l.i5
'mpIrc-Clnrk
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Austin. Texas, May So In approval OF
application No. 81 OF the Texas and Pa
ciac Railway company authority has been
granted 10y the commission for the adoption
of the following minimum weights to gov
ern In the transportation of carload snip
ments Of hay between points IN the Texas
and pacific railway: Cars less than "a
feet IN length. 49, 600 pounds per car cara
3, feet and over In length, 1900 pounds
Nor car.
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Lexington, Texas, May 30.--Abont 3 p.
m yesterday the two-siory residence OF
Hon. r. NJ Mundnc at this place was en-
TREY consumed, with IT'S contents, by Are.
origin of the fire not known. Mr. Nundino
is IN Austin attending tho legislature.
The IRE caused great anxiety about other
buildings. as stif north wind wns blow
ing No further damage resulted.
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Bolton Texas. May Gothic following
committee Of tho board OF trade viii 30
TO Dallas tonight. where they viii have
a conference tomorrow with the Santa 20
railway officials nbout building track OF
the road down town
r W. Cochran, q. Nj, Ray, u. Bsggett.
Mayor j. A. Sanford. n. K Smith A..
Black.
Tho present depot is more than milo
from tho business part OF the town and
the object is to get II down in town.
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Tho following Is n lis, of letters remain
Ing In the Houston rcstoffice for the week
ending May 80. a charge q, cent IN
made on each piece OF mail Advertised
when calling FOR these letters. please nry
Advertised. giving date l'kNU nEllN.
EHN OF NAH. MAY BIZ SECURED BY
HAVING Youn LETTERS ADDRESSED
TO STREET AND NUMBER Inform your
correspondents cf your correct address aNd
requeat them to address your lc,tcrs &c
cordiusly. Dan G. Smith. Postmaster.
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Gonzales. Texas. May 3o.--Last night
about IL O'Clock tho alarm OF Are was turn
ed In The fire company responded. but
the fire was on Woods hill and too far
away 10 reach In time 10 do any good. Tho
house belonging to the Branch estate was
entirely consumed. together with the entire
contents belonging to Polly Reilly the ten
ant, The occupants were asleep and Just
woke In time TO escape. Loss about 5000;
origin unknown,
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Earned runs-Americans 2.
Two base hitE-Berr.r 2
struck out--BY Wells II, by B.1n 2.
Donh.e pays els. Marm!on and Cla-
z,fr; ". shuberi ami Decker
Sto'en Berner w. Marmlon ~.
schioupka George
BEeters hst--Decker. George.
Passsd taIls--Mulyerhill / Stem ,.
Time OF game--l.ao,
linn rfs--ROper.
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six furlongs. selling Alice ". 90 rhrr
Bars 96. j. Waiter Hats on Ok. Lawanda
a. Frontman. C2arowtz l02 La GnscoFue
I02 l.. W, Onr Hone lH
FIVE furlouss Bon Jour as. Monk way
man. Sncket, Ralphmorc. LaGranSe. Pro
vo'o KRIS Erugle. Wrcnfred l0l. The
Doctor iO2 P.,rastar Ban'shed. Warnol
los. No. ,.,.. -,
ono mile. selbng-Fotent 81. D9roihy III
90 What Next, The Sockman 100 LAmooro
IG5 Sidka i06 Mazarinc IN. Sim W. no.
j. a. Grey III Jake HimmGm1n ~
Mile and furl'ng, handlcsp-,,s =, mere ,os
Herncs no. Zen Holiday lis. Ramiro l22
six furlonas. selling Red.na.. AniImosa
on Lee So Peggy o. Eleanor Nc, MaHgle
s.. Prudent e5. Cvol7nn 30. Robinson ~.
six fnrlones. sclNng-Sedan % Everest
Mss Ross a. Carrie Lyle l93 White OAK
SIERRA Gorin Epona los, uranla- Robin
son lGi. Meddler 100.
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nrcnhpm ~. GnIvc.ton 8.

Galveston. Texas. MAY % The game Of
ball at the Beach park between the Ma
rooms. the crack semi-professlonal club
OF Brenham. and the Busch team resulted
IN a victory for the visitors by a score Of
n y, 3 The Bregiham team is made un Of
IA TEXAS League PLAYERS. Batteries For
Jsrenhan. Weaver. Hughes ard Stevens
Tor Busch. Horzog ana Vordenbaum.
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BEST OF ALL

t,u,s es s the system in gentle and
,tn N. Beneficial mariner when ,bc snri %
d, a. cones use the true and nerfeci rem o."
On an .lp o. Figs One bottle win answer
De lsrs ,ue family and costs only 50 cents
isrt,rsS sHe 81 Buy the genuine. Manu-
hay or, ny the California Fig Syrup eom.
sy, and for sale by Ali druggists.
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LADIES' LIST.


AIRS. Frances Abcrhart. Mrs Bcesie Al
bright, Mrs. Esteliar Alexander. Mre. H.
II. Amea. Mrs. Annie Anderson, Miss
Lorenn Archer
B--MrS. Cora Barton, Alice Battle, Lucy A.
Bailey. Mrs, N, u. Bares, Mrs. Emma
Bench. Mrs. Julia Bcrgin, Mrs. Ida A.
Beatty. Miss Mundy Berry. ns. Mary
r. Bell. Mrs. 5allie Bennett, Niles
Catiiren Blounf, MB. Martha Black.
Mrs. VIM Branagun, Mrs. Frank Brown
Miss Hattie Browne. Miss Maud Brown.
Mrs Paloy Brown. Mrs. sallic Breg-
man. Mrs sharloit Brown. Mrs. Whey
Brewer, Mrs. Hattie Bcke. Miss cathrsn
Blunt.
C--Mss Mile Carter. Mrs. Mamie Y.
Cheek, Miss Meany Gilman. Mrs. Linda
Cook Mrs r. T. Cox. Rebeeca Crane.
Miss Rebecca Cyrus.
D--Mrs. csty Davis, Mrs, N. v. Deadrick.
Mrs Munda DedmsD, Emauule Dei>oms
Mrs. Louise o. Dickaon. Mrs. Susan
Dowdali. Mrs.. W Il. Daugherty t2),
Mrs Margaret Duffy. Mrs. a. NJ Du-
bois.
E--Mrs. Martha Evans Miss Dora Excel.
F--Mr. Katie Fitzgerald, Mrs Zadh Fran
els. Mrs. Tcna franklin, Mrs, Maud
Frye.
G--Mrs Louis Gastinel, - Geraldine. Mrs.
MoIlie Green, Mrs. Julia j.. Green,
Miss Fedy Grantham.
H--Miss Suddle Haynes. Mrs. NJ. Il, ysins-
worth. Mrs. Lissis Harris. I. p. Hardie.
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illrned rims-Austia g. - W..
Two base hits Martin. Badger WEI
ktrt, Par;r.dge. colliiowef
lone run " eikart,
I'll ON bases Austin Q. Galveston b.
Struek Out By Pary!n 3. s i.
BASES on called bails-oh Partridge .
'Daibio nlavy-Radger and Wekart,
spsnner Morrison ana Weikar'; sn'ne"r
and Morrison.
Strlea has Spcncer. ,,
Tine Of ednle-I.3s.
Irmt a.-pha elan.
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Mrs Julia Hamilton. Hattie Hays, Mrs.
Emma Harris. Mira. Mary Henderson,,
Mru $. j. I'M. Mira, Maudo Hlx, Mrs.
Mary Hines.
J--Miss May Jackson. Miss Jamie jacobson,
Mrs. IL, l.. jackson. Eliza Jackson.
Miss Jenkins Mrs. Carrie Jetftics.
Anua Jenkins, Lun Jones. Mira, Jennie
.ionos, Lucinda Johnuon.
k--Mrs Fannie Kennedy, Mias i. A.
ketcn. Mrs. Alice klmble.
L-Mrs, n. J. la bauc, Mrs \, NJ, Leo,
Mrs, Lettie Lepsiue, Mrs. A, y, lin-
ter Mics Maria WIN Luis. Annctt
l.ouie, Mira Annie Long. Miss Tracy
Lloyd Misa Laura Lyons, Mrs Mar
tina ~. Lyon. l2),
M-Misa Yeunnc Mattep. Miss Phtllis
Mark. Misc Lucy Marymoc. Mrs. H. "A.
Madieon, Alias Annie Malone. Mr~.
Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Alace Miller. Mvs.
Rosetta Moore. Mrs. i.sgie Morrow.
Mrs McGnl
NMiss Chnctine Nelson Mira. Flora
Nicholson. Miss blanch Noblc
o. Emma Osle. Misc Jana o'Noii, Mrs.
g. NJ owen, Mrs Cynthia owens
p--Misa Ada Payne. Mas Tina fclern
Agnes Perry, MIss Stella Pilmouna,
Mrs Ollc Porter
R--Jula Rny, Mira Mary a. Robinson.
Mrs, Teresa Rodgers. Miss MhrSnret
Roher,Aon Annie Rutherford, Miss Ida
Rnsonfield Mrn, Lola Runnels.
e Mira. u. sayre. Miss Maggie Schrons-
burg. Mrs Leila Schneider. Mrs. G.
schubert. Mrl, a. s.. Schrand, Miss
Maud shepard. ta), Mira. T II. shaf-
fer. Mrs Mamie \ singleton, Mira
Matte Smith, Miss .iiulda STEINER.
Adlson Stanley.
T--Mrs v r. rayos Mrs. Laura Thanea
Miss Ethel Turner
V.-Miss Alma Ncnpcrboy.
W Mira Rnohal Walker, priHiler Wnsh-
ingion. Mrs Fancc Waters, Miss Ella
Warrcil Miss Clara walker. Mise lIn-
lar White, Miss Mary Williams. MISS
wllllo Wee Woodilef Mrs. Charles
Woods
Y--Mrs Lottic Young.
FOREIGN LETrEUs.
R--Karl Rinkcn.
FoREitiN pAClSA3 81.
7 Mlss N Thomson
HI II Harding y BRO Hous'on Iros'
PACKAGES.
ri. u. Brlehtweil
Cd. c. Crawford
s. Mrs, Abort Schiller
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'ARvN WAS FfARFuLlY POUNDED,
Austin Smashed Him for E,uhtccv
Observation-Disclosures Visitors snv
Dallas DO Jp Paris.

THEY PLAY TODAY.
Houston NJ Snn AntouIu.
Galveston ut Austin.
Paris at Dallas.
Dcuisou mt Fort Nyorta.
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Earned runs-Eoaumont 3,
Two bnse hlts-H, B.dnchette C). Luz
itch Hardy.
Three base h,t--Murray.
Bases on called halls-on Murray q
Ratters hit.-Rogers, Stecali.
struck out-.By Murray 10. by Denton /
Ell on bgses--Lufkln 3. Beaumon, L,
JrIDDtre-~I Inc.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago MAY 3o.--The Colts met the
champlons for the first time this season
,oday and defe ated them easily by bunch
iag their hits in the third and otgLtn.
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Edna. Texas, May 2s,-The town is again
filled with prospectors, On Wednesday
OF this week Mr.. Darrell Conc Of Italy.
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GHNTLEM ANS Inst.

A--D NJ. Adams. @. Alexander, NalSop
Albert.
William HARRIET, c. s bali, T., a,
bailey James ". iaruea ! W. barn
hill Duck Dick Bulclcld, Qua Becker.
Herman Bears. j II. Heck. Rufus n
ncal ! IL ulautou. NJ hlodgeu, Il.
G RogRe. A. r. boyd John nornk,
Luke nonnet W. NJ bryant. W E.
BROOKS. William Brclwprochor. Willie
Burnley
C--S. j Carter. Charles 4. Calhoun G. ].
Caldwell. Iuo Champion Howard elem
cnts. r. NJ Clarke, ", H. Collier,
J. N. Cox y. NJ T. Conway, Dennis
Costello G. E. coppedse, w A, Cur
~. l., Chokcr.
D-Alongo Davis. A. Davis, Frank pelaS'
seux Frank DGmby, John nigEs. i A..
Dillon, + Nj Doyle, John II Dun
can, u J.. Durham viii Duley Jr,
uumblc. Armisicad " Cronin, lc. ID.
pynnie.
ga J Elizey NJ +. Ellis, George w
Erickson, Louis Etie.
F.fiHhback 4 swain, A. W. Fisher, Willie
Flakes. W. E. Franks, Matt Fra1or J.
A. Freeman.
G--shiriey Gabrigfit Nj. G. Gnnn. Willie
George. Moses Gilmore. o, j German.
G.. y Goodwin, w " Graves, Fred
Green. Burke Green (2), A l.. Grant
Inv Il. Harper Y Hammett, w
Eddie Harris. u. Hacker Jacob ileer.
ID Hester, ] j. iiinee, Houston In
formation Bureau w II Hogan, Sam
Howard Mcaes Houston. II T.. liol
combe. George Iolia. @ Holt, George
w Howard u. r Horn, A j. NO.
gan James Hunter, Homer Hubert
William lnEhram,
w A Jenkins 4. j. Jenkins. g A,
johnson. Il. a. Jones', NJ Walter Jones.
Iro II ICgcph j. G. Homes.
K--Iohn y. Kelly william Krudle.
lie. +. Laird g. II 4. Little, N. u
Lindsey. Henry Love, Lyons Bros.
M--1homns Marshall iobeph hanm"lli j
Mansfield iIy Mamgren, D.
Mnckin. y. Nation. c. MAXWELL. Hen
ME Marshall Andrew Mackay. w, s.
Miller, Fred Mitchell John Moulin, IL
G. Morria, John McAlleSter II, q.
McEachin, J. T.. McGuenncrE, James
r. Mclean.
Ne A. Newman. C. W, Ncss, g. ~
Nelson Is r. Newman, Susie Nichols
O--P Obrine.
p--Rey. II. l.. pinsrd. II. Polndcxter, 7.
j Prindlc.
R-V. " II Reed. Reed a ireland. Louis
RuAherson j. II. Richard. Ed Rich
ardson Lem Roos. Jackson Robinson.
James d. Rynn'
S--F G Sandow. Willic Shelton, j. II.
Shelton. Horace shattnck, Frank shan
non. Anton ShepieIl j v Sh"P'o' ~
l.. simmons. l.. Glsmth John smith
90. James J.. Smith, G. r imith. c,
NJ Smoker. l.. d. Sparks. r. l.. - 'cle,
w A. starns. ]. r. Stro ", Joe ttat,
i. s. stinson. " atroohemcr. 4 l..
StoubGneld Woh Sweeney.
T-E. Tainm. Texas Seed and FORT com
pany. Texas Hay Prom company, l. "
Thomas,
u Peter Tn2icker,
W hiiip r. Waeiscb I'D Waller I'd NJ.
Watson. G. q Wills. +. II Whit'ockc.
Frank white. Winshp 81 ioh,nery com
psny Peter Wilson. J. H, Wipath j.
W Williams, lib Wilson, Il. II.
Worke. W. IL Woodruff. Wiliie b.
Woods. Il. ". Wood q. wjfa'r II. Z.
Wolf. c. C.. Wright.
Y--G. J.. Young.
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Gainesville. Texas May z9,--Yestefday
charlie. the lI-year- old son OF G. X. Hcyn-
Odds Of this place. was badly bitten ny
dog. The flesh was torn from his thigh
and there were several other bad places on
his body. DR.. Charlie johnson was gum
moned aud he was resting well last night
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G Eeryey, Por, Arthur: n. V. Dead
NJ, Nayasota. \. + Pudder. Montgom-
- P. A. Vahey. san Antonio; Albert
|Baoa, Clncinrah. \ j. simon. Shreve
fsr,,W. D5mn. Dallas: +, G.. lie Cogne
KEW Orleans: r. j Murrav. Galveston
kss. r. Solomon TcXns: G.. y. j.
{pa,ebrook and wife. Huntsville; c. W.
ks;e, Brenhan. Arch CRIBS. 81. Louis
N o. carr. Louisville; A Solomon. Texas
Nm. pmman. w X. Hcnd erson. Cam
I'm. ]. L. Wilhargtr EaStrop; \. Geo
|ycKse Galveston ice Lehmour. Ne" Or
Nh
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Grn,r.cnd Entri.s.

SIX fnrlones, hand FIRST Mato lA
Brisk ~" 1he Mansnsn M, HARRINGTON
ll6 storm King, Sunny Slopc Rcndo III.
Yemen ll1 Arabian III, I-e"dsvllle il1
shasta Mater 100. M Daddy Ips. Passover
lo5. Mstral l.5. Tanis 100
Mile ami % s!xteenth. selling Tom
CROMWELL. Declare, SeLtour 10 Cromwell
lp9 Ronlo le5 Emotional 96, Palmosan.
Enstor Tdc 50. Brono Sc.
Half mns. EXPECTATION stalSes--iArchnan
IFS. Great BEND. Hand Press. iinn1hal
Mir Batter george kcene lIJ, Como QUICK.
SaGacity, La Loutte no,
BROOKLYN hnndcap mile and quarter
worth $1,000 Jefferson U'owctsl rs
handspring tSmsl rs, Belmar tSloaW III
Slr Walrer tDoggetD llh. The Winner j
li9rry Reed IA. Zen E1cr Crhoru@ 49,.
Free Advice tshcrrep IFS. Lob. u. HiiD
JOS. Lake shore 100 Merry Prince tSeWiul
100 King Arthur IL u.amleyl 9s. Noliey
(Warshlrel 20.
Five furlongs Hestorcr ia. False Pride
jog Previous sly Fox no BlueaNaY iub
oemagogne. C9mmarGl,al 10 T Tray G. lao.
Mile and threc-duartefs. kensngten
hurdle race Flushing 1850 Mckee l6l, For
ret l59. W alter I54 Ainkumh lbl. Sir Vas
sur i4i. Dr. Grimes III.
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Houston ....,....,.........o 0 0 0 = q
summary
EARNED runs san Antonio l. Houston 1
Two base hits--Herbert. Ashenback.
Home rpn-koh nle.
Left on lases-San Antonio Q. Houston T.
Struck out-By Weber q by Stu'tz 8
Bases on called balls-Om Weber >. off
stolen si'oi bascs-o'Connor Ca, Kohnle. Bal
lev. Reed.
Tine of eame-l;f0.
umpirc-Brennan.
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svst asea, !, and so prepares the
~ s'.lh that the time of recov-
.s|,o Is shortened and many say
sna oager alter than before con-
it, s' ns 1t insures safety to
All VI y, Doth mother and child.
friA VINO have used mother
Wilma Suu say they will never be
edv .a II again. No other rem
II -. .O0s confinement of its pain
~ o., eoa ~ lEiaSpEcTANr MoTHERsp mailed
lay tesiimoninaa,ii uable information and vol
~ !, ~. REGULATOR co, A,,.s,..c..
- 'auas'srs Az s,.oo RIA sorrlr.
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HANDICAP.
THE GREAT RACE WILL NE run
TODAY.
Sims up---A Good Field Ii
In the Rncc.


Tho eleventh annual running TODAY NJ
the Rrooklvn handlcap worth slonN
80 49,. .,,,., o.t1 ,,, ,oovo l,o
u'"'eS'N !" p'"'N - ~.
oNenage In quantity ana e0"NH III "n'i'N
to that OF former wears. Among She en-
,r,cs ori,, tvo horscs-S str Waiter ami
-, -, 49,. GO,
lShF Shore-haNe "Ne "Aeu "ei"V' ~
WNNer having run third IN lNA ana lS'
to- DIR. Rice and lIornplpc. aud following
,.,. $50 A., -. .,,r,,,. -, ,,.r ,f,,
U"N NV Nv ms W"''''''N 'A"' wa VAIN
Lake shore fntshflH next 10 last
Never In the history OF this ruCr has
"a. .,,t,' ..,.,,.oa ,,,,,,, ,,., ,,.r,o4,, NAM
ga" WV '"N
N 10 ner cent OF the hotSts "poe''lNt 10
have an undouhted chance. Handspring
with : ms un. viii urotanlv be me tavpr.
~, ,t,.,I 4. -, ,,,.,,,,.,. .,,,,. ,s,,,.,., t,,,
''"' '"'"""@" rs N+''''S W. ~ ''''-'' ''N
week does nos argue anNtli1g, aood
iudee being of the opinion that Belmnr
a. h. ,,,4 s,.r,o, ,,,,,ta h.,,c h..,,.., "hoth
- Nv '''' S'A' ~ "'. - '''
of them ft,sbwrg Fhil VIII s'oit two
hcniar and The Manner -,loout wAom II
NAV I've said that the former hua this
sulrnr shown better carry iorm tnan M
lu. ever SHOWN nefore, and tho latter
does not ike the distance. AEhe BwVrr
W,il relv on Harry nera aud bcn l.dei.
Luz rs his Jockey. SIMS. IS ammo ,ncod Ms
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|IEACHHOTEL
Galveston, Texas.
,r.opENs MAY aOth FOR THE
SEASON.
srs, may be engaged by wire at our
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THE HOTELS.


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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-04-24

tional institutions that are not well
enough conducted to pay their own way,
but at the time he is doing this he eau
impoverish the homes Of thousands OF
miners throughout this Lake Superior
region. Philanthropic in Chicago, he Is
the reverse here. Where there are n lew
heads to be brain-polished, Mr.. Rookie
TELLER is a great aid, but where there are
mouths TO feed he does not exhibit the
same generous disposition. Capital used
TO build up a country is always well
come, and should be encouraged. in every
possible legitimate way, but when used
to wreck weaker institutions in the
desire TO gain possession OF the whole
earth, there should be action taken that
would prevent any such undesirable
accomplishment.-Iro Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-04-24
Range.

At the Commodore work il being
prosecuted with n churn drill, the first
hole, where the drill is still situate, being
ut a point about eighty feet south from
the end Of the drift from the bottom OF
the new No. 3 shalt. The drill il now
down about 10S feet. Hurd blue ore
was struck at IA depth OF 100 or 101
feet, In which the drill was still operating
at the time OF our visit to the property
on Wednesday.
w. Il. Dorwin, the contractor, was in
the city Monday evening. In conversa-
ton with an Enterprise representatives,
Mr.. Dorwin stated that he intended
shipping $4,000 tons from the Hale this
season, and that active work at that
property would be resumed about the
Goth. This property, which is strip
per. is owned by the Thomas Iron com
pany, OF Easton, Pa. and shipped TO-
| 900 tons last season.
The Sellers mine, Mt Hibbing, has been
closed down, throwing about eighty-five
men out OF employment. The pumpmen
are still retained and the mine is being
kept FREQ from water. The shutdown
was upon orders received from the
owners OF the property, Pittsburg fur
nacemen, the cause or probable dura-
ton OF suspension being unknown to the
local management.
The Oliver made its first shipment OF
ore on Saturday lust, some sixty cars
being taken out in the work Of stripping.
Active shipments for the season will
commence tomorrow or Monday, when
stripping will be discontinued. At pres
ent IA force Of about ninety men is en-
ployed. about 1000 yards Of earth
being moved daily.-Enterprise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-04-24

pie could see the ship, when Tom Conlin
began to read an essay, John Roach
commenced to deliver one OF his recita-
tons, s. T. Handy undertook TO sing n
song, Martin Rogan and Tim Bower
started TO talk about the good old times
when Crystal Falls was booming, and
George Voos undertook to expose the
ialacy OF letting Democratic post
masters hold over. The resultant
superiuous wind caught the sails
and try as they would to remain on
earth, the air ship was waited heaven
and soon disappeared beyond the gather
ing clouds. Bin Doucot caused u stir in
the crowd by simply saying; Come and
have something, boys"