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Try the Elite Steam Laundry, 18th and
Walnut streets. Satisfaction guar anteed.

Small pills, safe pills, best pills. De-
Wits Little Early Risers cure bilious
ness, constipation, sick headache. Par
lor Drug Store, Boeck Bros. Prop.
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THE DAILY CAMERA.

Stradley's residence has been located.
What we are now looking for and what
the people especially desire to locate is
the so.called Silver Republican party.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-11-03

: We had hoped it was dead-this A. P.
A. business. 1t seems, however, that the
organization, right in many OF its salient
features, but wrong in its injection of the
anti papacy argument in local campaigns,
is still living thing. 1t is best that men
should regard each other as brothers,
differing honestly and candidiy as to
local servants and political questions,
but free from the bias and malice and
unkind words born of religious fanaticism
and political bigotry. We have COM
mon country, common destiny. Let the
county's cause and that destiny be the
theme of fraternal and frank discussion
rather than the insidious argument of
secret compact. Rome has no terrors
for US worse than the terrorism of political
chicanery.
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Help Wanted-Male.

AGENTS get fifty cents on each dollar;
no experience necessary. Write for
agents outfit. Address, The Catholic
News, Barclay ST.. New York.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-11-03

You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing a cold to develop into pneu-
monia or consumption. Instant relief
and certain cure are afforded by One
Minute Cough Cure. Parlor Drug Store,
Boeck Bros, Prop.
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For Sale.

The Quaker Rubber Folding Bath
Cabinets cure without medicine. Come
and see them at the agents office, '234I
18th street, instead of waiting to be
solicited. MRS. NJ. ]. Virgins,
1913 Agent.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-11-03

Figures may not be satisfactory to
some people, but we still have respect
and confidence and esteem for every
candidate on the Democratic. Silver
Republican.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-11-03

And Pete Haidi come down from AL
tona to laugh and rejoice over the Popu
list victory.
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Lost, strayed, stolen or absorbed-One
Silver Republican party. Finder will be
suitably rewarded by giving information
to Henry Drumm, Boulder.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-11-03

Mr.. Harding, of Longmont, come home
when you get ready.
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Hon. John H. Wells, of Longmont,
was in town touay. A Democrat, he OPP
posed fusion. His idea has many advo
Gates now.
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Now. Tom Patterson, are you or are
YOU not a Democrat?
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-11-03

Bob Van Wyck, we elected him. We
are proud and happy enough, with be-
coming modesty, to acknowledge the
fart
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-11-03

The Gabbert plurality in Boulde,
county is practically 1925. This will
not be modified Is votes either way,
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At this writing, Is p. N. today Cab
bert's election was conceded at Repub.
lican headquarters at Denver.
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Feeny and Burch have been vindicated
And so has Sue.
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First class board with rooms at 1927
Spruce St. MRS. J.C. BooTH. I-I2t
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Presumably SANDY" did it. He is
looking wise.
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TIMECAkU.

Mr.. Trezise, we salute you.
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TERxs-15c. per week; soc. per month
oy carrier. $ per year, when paid IN
sdvance.
Advertising Rates upon application.
Entered at the Postofice at Boulder,
Colo, as second-class matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

BROOKLYN, Sept. G.-Nlnoteen singles
and one two-hagger Off Grlfiith at Eastern
Park this morning best tells the tale OF
Chlcago's defeat AZ theh Rnds OF Brooklyn.
Dunn was also hit hard, but not until the
latter part OF the contest, The Chicagos
put up very poor game In the field.
The Chlcagos turned the tables on the
Brooklyns this afternoon Kennedy, VINO
was very wild during the time he was In
the box, was hit for two home runs in the
fourth, after which Fisher took his place.
Grimm was In iured In tho seventh inning
and Grim was brought into the game.
Darkness put an end to the contest In the
eighth inning.
First game: Score u II u
Brooklyn "a 2 / 0 81 s-lt 20 4
Chicago - 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 II
Earned runs, Brooklyn 7; Chicago J
Batteries, Dunn and Grim; Griffith and
Kittredge. Time, hours. Attendance,
300 Umpire, Hurst.
Second game. Score; u II y
Brooklyn ,......s o 3 0 o o. y
Chicago .",.,.,O 2 . 0 3 4 OLE "A
Earned runs, Brooklyn 81 Chicago G.
Batteries, Kennedy, Fisher and Grim and
A. Smith: Thornton and Rittredge. Time,
ZAP, Umpire Hurst. Attendance, 6,A2,
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ON THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT,
TIlHs Won the $4,000 HandIoap-AIIt the
Greeks Contested.

TlIHs Won tho $4,000 iIandicap-Ail the
Greeks Contested.
NEW YORK, Sept, 6-The second an
nual national circuit meet of tho Quill
Club wheelmen OF America, which be-
gan last Saturday, was concluded TO-
night at the Manhattan Beach track, In
the $1,000 handicap for professionals,
Fred Titus passed the judges box a
length In front OF Mcfarland, the Pacl-
fic coast dyer" and won the much COW
eted first prize OF 1900. made up OF if
ty twenty-dollar gold pieces. The fifteen
men who qualified on Saturday were on
their marks promptly. The scratch men
were Bald and Gardiner; next came
Mcfarland, Titus, Callahan, Steenson,
Coleman, and Aker, who were within
the one hundred yard mark. Kimble,
Miller, Mosher. Jefferson and White
came next, twenty, forty, sixty and
eighty yards apart, while the limit
man was Lee, of Cohoes, at two hun
dred yards Bald and Gardiner jump
ed into the rear bunch In the first lap.
and alternated In cutting out the pace
for those around them. McFar-
land did not help, but plodded
along until he came up with the limit
man in the last lap. Then Titus and
Aker shot out from the front bunch with
the former taking a high scoop of the
bank and leading down with n clear
lead on the pole as he passed the train
ing quarters. By this steal" he gained
about a dozen yards and held his own
until entering the stretch for home, Nc
Farland was pressing the leader very
hard, but could not get up and Titus
won by length, half that distance sep
arating Mcfarland and Coleman, while
Eddie Cannon Bald finished fourth, a
full length behind.
The time OF the winner was AIS 1-5.
which is one-fifth of second better
than the two mile handicap record. Ed
die Bald was awarded n $50 prize in ad-
dition to the fourth prize for equalllng
the record. 4IAla,uA.
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Senator. Won Two.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-By taking two
games from the Colonies to-day the sena-
tors moved up to near the top OF the sec
ond division. Both games, whilo Interest,"
ing, were not played In the highest style
OF the art. The feature Of the day was
The last game was called on account OF
darkness. Attendance, 1850.
First game. Score: Ri Il
washington % 20 a01 I 1-7l5 2
Louiaviie 10 oil . 100 o O-5 s 3
Earned runs. Warrington 4: Louisville
I. Batteries, Mercer and Mcguire; Hill
Second game. Score: RHE
Warrington ."....i 200 2 .-7ii /
Louisville ...m....1 o 20 o % s
Earned runs, Washington 4: Louisville
2. Batteries, Bresnehan, Mngulte and
Farrell; Fraser and WILSON. Time 2
hours. Umpire, Emslle.
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game for Cincinnati Nichols work was
superb,
First game. sdore RHE
Cincinnati 30 o 0 o al o - 8 >
Boston .......1 0 o o 10 O-3 o /
Earned runs, Cincinnati /: Boston ].
Batteries, Breitensteln and schrlyer; Lew
Is, Lac and Bergen. Time, "a, Attend-
ance, 1900 Umpire, Lynch.
Second game. Score: RHE
Boston ND 3 90 2 0 '-l0 10 !
Cincinnati 20 0 o 20 0 0 CO s 8
Earned runs, Boston s. Batteries, Mich
OILS and, Bergen; Ehret and Sohriver, Time,
1883. Umpire, Lynch. Attendance. 1900.
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Conterno's Famous Band closed n
successful two days engagement al
breezy Mozart Park last night, the
fourth concert OF the series being heard
by very large and enthusiastic audi
ence, The afternoon concert, which was
especially for the ladies and children,
drew large crowd to the park, and
again the enthusiasm was marked. Miss
Vlncent's solo work was again one OF
the best features OF the programme,
The hope has been generally expressed
that Conterno's be secured for another
engagement here next season, and no
doubt the Mozart management VIII act
In that direction In due time.
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The melo-drama, "old Glory" opened
what promises TO be a record breaking
engagement for half week, at the
Grand Opera House last night. As a
scenic production "Old Glory" Is pas
terpiece. The special scenes show q
revolving tower and It's destruction, a
naval battle in Chilean waters In mid
ocean, and many other stoge pictures
which are marvels OF the scene painters
art. The company Is composed of first
class artists, headed by Joseph r, Ket-
tier. The singing specialties between
acts three and four, by Horace
Greeley, made pronounced hit. "Old
Glory" will remain at the Grand to-
night and tomorrow, matinee and
evening.
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UIIoaan's AIIsy.n

"Hogan's Alley" win appear at the
Grand Opera House. Thursday Friday
and Saturday, and Saturday matinee
Readers of the Intelllgenoer are famil'
lar with the appearance OF the Yellow
Kid, and Mickey Dugan gives a perfect
rendition OF this character. Just hear
him sing-it's a delight. 1t has been the
aim OF the management to secure the
best artists, and a production which
has already attained success insures an
evening OF great enjoyment, The man
agement has surrounded the stars, Gil
more and Leonard. with an efficient
support. The production Is from the
pen OF W. II. Macart; very funny plot
running through the three acts, for
which special scenery Is used.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07
PICTURES OF THE FIGHT.
Fine ExhlbGtIon OF the Corbett-FstEslua-
mons Battle Mt Wheeling Park-AmuSe-
mentS This Week.

mons Battle Mt wheeling Park-AmuSe-
mens ThiS Week.
The famous Observation-Disclosures
fight was fought over at the Wheeling
Park Casino last night when the origi-
nal veriscope pictures were produced for
the first time in this town. The pictures
are truly remarkable and show every
detail OF the battle in the most accu-
rate fashion from the opening scenes
when the two gladiators appear In the
arena In their bath robes to the closing,
when Corbett, after his defeat, tries in
vain to get at his antagonist once again.
The interest eliminates In the sixth and
fourteenth rounds, the former when
Fltzslmmons Is knocked down and the
latter when COrbett Is vanquished. The
counting OF the referee, George Sller. the
hustle In the crowd, is all plainly shown,
as well as every blow and clinch dur
ing the memorable contest which fixed
the attention OF two continents.
The opening OF the big battle Is rather
tame, but as II progresses each contest
ant warns up TO the work before him
and blows follow thick and fast toward
the last rounds. The audience viewed It
all with intense interest and was
breathless when the knockout and It's
attendant scenes came at last Among
the audience last night were a number
OF ladies' who seemed much Interested.
II is an opportunity for the fair sex to
see what n real Bure-enOugh prize fight
is like, and they viii avail themselves of
the opportunity here as elsewhere. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

NEW YORK, Sept. G.--with tho score
TO 3 against them In the ninth inning. the
browns started In to win the game. They
landed on Counsellor Sulllvan's choicest
curves xix times, one OF which was q
double, and. aided by base on balls and
two Wild pitches, they managed to quit
their half OF the inning with FIVE runs
three runs 10 tho good. but New York
also had n rally and won out. The feat
nTos Of Inc game were tho fielding Of Van
Unltren. n one-handed catch by Kid Glea-
son ana the batting or Mailman.
By taking tho afternoon game the d.
hntg closed their season with st. Louis
with n clean record Of twelve comes. Don.
nhue was hit harder than Meckln to-day,
and tho hits came whom mon wero on
bases McCreory and Van HaltrGn both
found Donahue for homo runs, while Tier
mans thrco-baRger was Just far enough
from the plnt0 10 cause him TO try for n
homer. and he was caught AZ the plate.
Pitcher Gcttlg and Catcher Zenrfoss, Of
Inc Newark Atlantic League team, Will
ioln Tho Now YOrkH tomorrow, Now
York and Cleveland Will play double
header tomorrow
First game scorei y y y
Nav York, 90 I o o o 0 | q 80 "
81 Louis I'D 2 o 600 o o b-si5 d
t,orred runs. Now York 2: a. Louis 2
unitOrloa, Sullivan and Warner. Rudh0f
and Douglass Time, 300 Attendance,
400 Umplrrs. O'Dny and Carpenter
Second game. Score! Ri y
New York al o go - u
81. Louis ,.,aO ! 0 90 o. N
Enrnod runs. Now York o. ~ Louis 4.
unttcrloa, Mrckn and Wnrneri Donnhuc
and Douglnm. Time 2ilb Umpfcs,
O'Dny and Carpenter Attendance 1850.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

MY boy came homo from school one
day with ha hand badly lacerntcd and
bleeding, and suffering great pain"
says Mr.. u. j. Schnll, with Meyer Bros.
Drug Co., st. Louis Mo. II dressed
the wound aud applied Chamborlaln'R
Pain Balm freely All pain ceased, nud
In remarkably short time II hcnlpd
without leaving n scar For wounds.
aprnlna, awclllnga ana rheumatism /
know NJ no medicine or prescription
equal TO II. consider Il n household
necessity" Tho 20 and 20 cent sizes for
rnlc by druggists.
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CINCINNATI, o., Sept G--There
were twelve starters in the one hun
dred mile I'd race from Lexington
KY, to Covington, Ky, to-day. The
start was made at 9:l6 q. M, Leo Lang
felt, OF Covington,aged seventeen years
won In five hours, thirty-nine minutes
and thirty-three seconds. John Harde-
man finished second In five hours, fifty.
five minutes and five seconds.
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pictures will be shown all this week and
a special motor will be run at 1880 each
evening from the Sixteenth street sta
ton. Immediately following the exhi-
billion a motor Will carry the crowd TO
town. All arrangements for the COM
fort and convenience Of all who attend
have been made and II Is safe to say
the capacity OF the casino VIII be tested,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. G.-Phlladelphia
and Cleveland split even In a double
header this afternoon. The especial feat
ure was the big attendance. The first
game was interesting and aroused con-
siderable excitement. The PhlllIes scored
the winning run in the ninth on a base
on balls an out and La Joie's single. In
the second game Cleveland batted Taylor
at will. and In five innings scored eight
runs, OF which six were earned. Becker,
late OF Montreal. pitched the sixth inning.
Tho second game was called at the end
OF the sixth inning on account Of dark
ness Attendance, 1000
First game. Score: RHE
Cleveland 80 o 0 3 o 2 0 0 0-5 0 2
Phliadelpa 30 0 Q o o o l 0 10 II 9
Earned runs, Cleveland 2: Philadelphia
2. Batteries, Young and thinner; Dunkle
and Mcfarland. Time. 2:SQ. Umpire, KEEL
ley.
Second game. Score: RHE
Cleveland ............2 3 o . 0-S o
Philadelphia ."....".I 90 o o Ia s
Earned runs, Cleveland @; Philadelphia
I. batteries, Powell and thinner; Beck
or. Taylor and Boyle. Time, l;S5. Umpire
Kelley.
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The wheelings played against q semi
professional team at a resort near
Cleveland on Sunday afternoon and
were defeated 81 to 2. The grounds were
errors. Corbett played for the opposing
team, and told Torreyson that he would
be unable to referee the match at the
Metropolitan arena on Thursday night,
but that he would act as referee on Fri
day night for $3.50, providing he could
leave the ringside at II D. m in order to
catch a train for Fort Wayne at mid
night.
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nosToN. Sept G-iroltonalcin was TOO
much for tho Boston team In the mornlng
gnmn 'rhp ponr battery work VI lugt0n
In lilo field IN the THIRD inning was rogpOn.
0lbln tor two NJ the visitors runs, nnd
Lake nmo way 10 llcfRcn.
Tho hlg lead that Boston rot IN The ilfnl
two innings fairly took nll The lniotoat out
Of tho second game Nine mon faced l9hfot
I'm the nrHl inning nnd four runs were
mndo ON nix hits 1'hrco moro runs were
made In the second ON four hlt9 Ehrol
was not hated 10 any cxtCnt thereafter
The batting " Hamilton, Lowe, Tommy,
Btuhl and Bergen was strong ana Timely,
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Ifnported.*,*
Dress Goods.

The assortment in these alone thousands Of yards
Venetians, Scbastopls, Drapc D Etc Covert, Zebe-
lines, Popins, Epangelines Moscoviettes, Serges and
Henriettas in twotone broken creek gace and rough
finish, suited for every purpose OF dress, be it tailor
made, combination suit, fancy dress-65c, 75c 9oc,
$Iyoo up to $500 yard.
FORTY-INCH Wool Novelty in six colorings with
black Styles broken bars and plaid effects, at 4Sc'
FORTY TWO-INCH Glaze Twiled Sudng, very
snowy, in six colors, 25c
PLAIN CLOTH SUITINGS, making handsome
street costumes taior-make trimmed also for sepa
rate skirts, brown, tan, red blue and green, 2oc,
SOC, 400.
FUR COLLARETTES Stoles and Scars all new,
this seasons styles, in coney, Martcn, Astraehan,
Sealette, etc.
VISITORS TO THE FAIR should remember Our
Exhibit is in our stores" and don't miss it
TRY JEWEL SOAP-For Washing Silk and Che
Mile Curtains
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Earned runs, Baltimore 4. Two-base
hits, Clarke. jennings. Sacrifice hits. Jen.
nlngs, Keller, Brodic. Stolen bases, Nc
Graw, Padden. Left on bases. Baltimore
g. Pittsburgh s. First base on balls. on
Corbett 3: of Hughey /. Struo out, by
Corbett 4: by Hughey !. Passed ball,
Clarke. Time. 2:1O. Umpire, Mcdonald.
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EARNED runs, baltimore q; Pittsburgh 2.
Two-base hits, Kelley, Doyle, Donovan,
Stencil, Reitz. Davis. Sacrifice hits, Ely,
Smith. Stolen bases, Jennings ., Stoned,
Smith, Ely, Sugden. Left on bases. Bal
tmore 0: Pittsburgh 7. First base on balls
on Hoffer I; on Killen q Hit by, pitched
ball. ,sugdon, Struck ont, BY Homer /; by
Mcdonald.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
None schedules postponed games will be

BALTIMORE. Sept. 1.-The Champions
took the morning game from the Pirates
IN n close contest. Through careless and
Indifferent playing the home team allowed
the visitors 10 pile up six runs In the
fourth inning. Amole was then gubstl-
game held Pittsburgh down 10 two hits,
Scientific bunting, batting and base steal
lug by tho Champions were the features,
Attendance loo. Score,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

DON'T forget the Observation-Disclosures
Glove Contest At Metropolitan club
Fulton, this evening Take the D ocucl,
motor
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The Celebrated
CIenGntila Glove.

Have bought Our stock be-
fore the new tariff went into
effect, Will continue to sell
them at the old priee-$t.I5,
SIPS, $l.35 and $3.50.
An advance sure to come,
An the new colors for fall
in stock,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays GAMES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati s. Boston 3.
Boston 10, Cincinnati 2
Brooklyn II, Chicago Z.
Chicago II. Brooklyn 8.
New York Q, st. Louis 8.
New York o. st. Louis 4.
Baltimore 8, Pittsburgh Z.
Baltimore Z, Pittsburgh q
Philadelphia 8, Cleveland s.
Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2.
Washington Z. Louisville 8.
Washington Z, Louisville Q.
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( SPORT.
} Ease Ball. Bowling, Bicycling,
7 Boxing, Races, Etc.
TO.NlGHT'S BATTLE,

,rba first of the two fistic events to be
,rIisJ of this week by the Nets" at
,hsr Fulton club house, occurs this
svening. The principal contest Is be-
,ws@n Jerry Marshall and Jimmy Reed
sr two clever dusky lightwelghts, and
here viii be several prellminaries. II Is
sypected that very large crowd will at
end Though not so much Is known Of
pseder. who comes from Altoona, Pa,
he Is considered very fast by those post
81 and his friends claim he will best
Marshall. The latter has many admir-
ors IN Wheeling and they point TO his
record of never having been knocked out
IN ssventy-slX battles, and do not feae
,he result OF to-nights go.
some interesting prellmlnarles have
baen arranged. They start upon the ar
rival of the 0 o'clock motor, and the main
event upon the arrival OF the 10 o'clock
motor. Masters Barry Beverly and
barney Stein, two midget phenoms, will
amen the proceedings. Then comes VIII
liam Strong and Duck" Stein, light
weights, followed by an argument be-
tween Buck" Lynch and Louis Logo
mnzzlno
For Thursday nights contest between
Jimmy o'Leary and Charley Johnson,
Corbett may he secured as referee.