davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-06-11

Plymouth Corner, Nicollet ct Troisieme
ne fut pris pour cette course.
2me course. LIE Senior Wherry
tut I'm Calkover pour Paul Bertus,
qui hnit 10 %lopgueurs en- avant dc
G. S. Harris. Temps du gagnant.
Z m. 3 seco.
3me course. Junior Single Scull
gagn6e par Louis Lanaux, 4 lon
gueurs en- avant de u. Salvant
Temps I'm. 9 8.
4me course. Sinior Single. Ga.
gn6e par Daniel Edward sur Wal
ter Lawson. Temps 6 m. As g..
5me course. Jemior Double
Scull. Boat PUSSY. Geo De Ar.
mas, Bow, j. H. Lafaye Jr. Stro.
Ike.
Boat "E. J. Soniat." Albin Be.
Chef Bow ct Adolphe Roquet'
Stroke.
Cette course fut gagn6e par lie
"E. J. Soniat'.
Cine course. 4 cared gig. Boat
i"Swallow" W. Coiron, Bow, Louis
Lanaux 2, Henri Lobit 8, Paul
Bertus, Stroke, a. B. Daboval,
Coxswa1n, Boat dolphin" j. Ro-
bin, Bow, ". Salwant 2, CASTOR
Capiro 3, Walter Lawson, Stroke,
G. S. Harris, Coxswain. Gagne
par le Dolphin, temps 6 m. 30 8.
Tine course. Senior 4 cared gig.
Boat dolphin" P. L6once Bouny
Jr, Bow, E. Hernandez, j. G. Har-
ris 3, G. S. Harris, stroke, A. j.
Boze, coxswain. Boat Swallow
Marcel Monrose, bow, Albni Be-
Chef 2, J. E. Lambert 3, H. B. d.
boval, stroke, Felix Garcia, cox
swain. Gagn6e par le Dolphin dams
6 LII. 28 g.. Puts vinrent les deux
courses de Barges pour Demoisel-
les.
Ire course. Barge u. r.. Jack
son" II. Daboval ct Mile lnez For
stall, Walter Lawson ct Mile Eu-
genie Soria, Adolphe Rocquet ct
Mile O. De Bouchelle, L6once
Bouny Jr ct Mile Edna First.
Fec Geo De Armans ct Mile Ma
RE Couturi6. Barge echo" John
Robin ct Mile Annette Kinks, P.
J. Harris, ct Mile Louisette Har-
ris, W. Co1ron, Mile Rose Ooiron,
Dan Edwards. Mile Stella Demo
ruelle. Henri Lobit, Mile A. Ga.
ric. Gagn6 par le echo.
2me course de Barge. ~. f.
Jackson" G. 8. Harris ct Mile A.
Bouny, Walter Lawson, Mile Ma
RE Lawson, j. H. Lafaye Jr, MI Q
Emma Leaumont, Chs Cabiro,
Mile Alike Cabiro. Geo De Ar
mas ct Mile l.. Vinet.
echo" Fl. Daboval, Mile Mari
eta Laroussini, j. q. Harris,
Mile Louise Rocquet, Emile her
nandez, Mile Louise Monrose,
Ian Edwards, Mile Adele Bouny,
Felix Garcia ct Mile Alma Fors-
tall. Cette curse fut gagn6e par
le echo"
LIE soir lie Club ct les environs
6taient brillamment illumin6s par
des lanternes japonnalses diverses,
La danse COMMENCE ct Sc p1olon-
gea pendant plusieurs heures.
Apr6s la Be danse, M. John Dy-
mond Jr, du st John Rowing
Club dams I'm jolt discours, Oh IL
n'oublia pas de faire l'6loge de
nos bellies creoles, pr6senta les me-
dailles aux valnqueurs.
LIE La. Boat Club est I'm DIES
plus vieux club du sud, compos5
exclusivement de cr6oles ct ne
pas moins de $50 Nom
bres.
$50 2
Dimanche, IL 80 mai, Nine
ArnauIt donna une char
musicale, d la residence de
90 mere Nine Bouligny, avenue de
l'Esplanade. Nine Bouliguy ct
Miles Llsette ct Marie Bouligny |
ass1staient Mmo Arnault q rece-
voir les nombreux invites. Nine
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-06-11
H0Ho Dbl LoUH5T'
ct gals CONNIE des pinsons.

M. Alphonse Dauplaise hablte
"Beaus6jour," situ6 a Park Point,
avec sa famille qui y passe tout
I6t6. LIE tramway passe q 50 por-
to.
Xxx
La st. JEAN aptiste sera c6l6.
br6e par une messe solennelle F..
Les Montagnards prepayment une
des plus bellies messes de leur RI
che repertoire. Apres la messe,
Pon sc rendra On tramways q Les
Ger Park Oh IL y aura divers anu
sements. Pour une somme modi-
que un repas exquis sera servi.
En- cas- d'orage, IL y a q Lester
Park I'm pavilion spacieux pour
s'abriter contre cette visiteuse in
congrue, la pluie.
81 le temps le permet, il y aura
de fameux orateurs qu1 SO feront
I'm plais1r de rafraichir la m6moi-
re de ceux, sill sen trouvait, qui
auraient oubli6 quelques unes des
gloires de leurs ancetres.
INVENT toujours la canadienne
ct ses jolis yeux doux!
Xxx
LIE 4 JUN, le president McKin-
Icy a sign6 le "Sundry Civil Bill"
En- consequence, les travaux pour
l'am6l1orat1on du havre Duluth
Superior Won't maintenant etre
pouss6s avec vigueur. Lon salt
que 437,500 dollars ont etc votes
pour CO but.
ri.
Les Danois ont c6l6br6, le 5
JUN, l'adoption du suffrage uni
versel ct l'6lection par le peuple
du premier congress annuel au
Danemark, en- l848.
xiv
j. B. Bancker, de Floodwood,
Mimi, accuse de pratiquer la me-
decline sans licence, a 6t6 trouv6
coupable. La piece de conviction
fut une lettre Oh Bancker faisait
suivre son nom du fameux M, D.
nix
MN. Prendergast ct Millet, de
Winnipeg, 6taient de passage q
Duluth, le 8 JUN, on route pour
Montreal, Oh lis resideront a "a
venir.
@fx
II y a, cette aimee, 600 person
nes de plus qu'en 1896 qui travail
lent dams les manufactures de Du-
luth. 80 manufactures, inspect6es
par le d6put6-inspecteur Ham.
mond, emplolent actuellement
1916 personnes, don't l42 femmes;
il ny a que 6 employees ages de
l6 ans. En- 1896, les manufactu-
res employment 1886, y compris
1872 femmes ct II mineurs.
La prosp6rit6 serait done arri-
wee; mails diantre! ces 80 manu-
features a Duluth me rendent re-
veur. Depuis l6 ans que 'habite
Duluth CO chiffre $50 manufactu-
res'' est pour moi toute une r6v6-
lation. Je ne savais pas-et je sails
ne pas etre le seul-qae Duluth
cit 80 manufactures. Je me ravi-
SO toutefois quand ]e pense que la
marchande de pain d'6pices ct que
le marchand de tire du coin pour
bien atre mis- au nombre de
nos manufacturers, ct celia non
sans raison, puisqu'ils manufactu-
rent leurs franchises a Duluth. En-
compliant avec cette lib6rale pre-
cision, nous trouverons certaine-
ment 80 manufactures a Duluth.
Et la manufacture de petites chro-
.iques, done.
ri.
Dams la mutt du 6 au Z JUN le
thermometre a marquis 1928 de-
gr6s, audessus de zero, heureuse-
ment.
.f*
LIE d6nouement de la com6die des
.ngenieurs est en6n arrive. T. r.
McGilvray a etc 6lu ing6nieur de
a cite de Duluth le Z JUN par le
;onseil; IL conseillers vot6rent
pour Nc Gilvray, ct 4 contre.
.f*
LIE s6nat, par I'm vote de 80 con-
ire 20, a maintenu le drolt de
leux dollars par 1000 pieds sur le
Din blanc.
xf*
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-06-11

accuses davoir, par leurs mauvais
traitements, porte Nora Borne
mann, file agee de Ii ans, q Sc
meyer.
Nine Rachel Spellman a 6t6
trouv6e coupable d'avoir mis- le
feu a So maison, situ6e au coin de
la rue Super1eure ct l8e avenue
Quest, dams le but den retirer pas-
surance.
*Tx
nj. Louis Anatole Councillor est
parti, le 5 JUN, a bord du mo
march,, pour Port Arthur, d'ou il
SO rendra a Mine Center, dams les
regions auliferes de Rainy Lake.
VI.
II y aura cette aimee 81 gradues
du High School" sur 81 aspi-
rants, De CO nombre SO trouvent
Mile Lulu Lafert6 ct M. G. ID.
Poirier, fills de M. Camille Poirier,
I'm DIES plonniers de Duluth.
xTx
LIE cirque Barnum ct Bailey So
ra a Duluth le 9 Juliet. Qu'on
n'oublie pas de SO le dire car la
chose en- vault fort la peine. En- ef-
fet le conseil de Vile Went de re-
duire la licence des cirques de
500 dollars a $50 dollars, par Grain
to probablement qu'ils nous fas-
sent fausse route; CO qui serait su-
perlativement regrettable quaint
au b%ien-etre dun grand nombre de
citoyens de Duluth.
Les saloon keepers" pr6ten-
dent avoir tout autant droit aux
BONES graces du conseil. Ills Sc
pr6tendent tout aussi utiles d Ia
vancement mat6riel dune munich
palit6 que les cjrques qui WEN
nent p6riodiquement lui enlever
des m;lliers de dollars, ct ne lui
en- laissent gu6re. Les Saloon
keepers" d6pensent leur argent
dams la municipalit6 Oh lis le ga.
gnent, ct de plus il ne fault pas
oubl1er lie bien moral qu'1ls font,
eux qui On PEASANT la petite govt
to mettent la belle humeur au
coeur meme du plus grincheux. 0
bont6 ineffable! Leur licence est
de 1000 dollars.
XIX
LIE temps a 6te ennuyeux la &C.
maine derniere CONNIE un comte
r6p6t6 plusieurs fois. II a plu
pressure tous les jours, puts IL a
fait froid tous les jours. A quand
done la chaleur, tonnerre de
Brest?
*f.
La com6die des 1ngenieurs men
est pas encore a son dernier acte.
Tou]ours deux lng6nleurs de la
cite, arm6s de pied en- cap, prets
a 80 pourfendre ct qui ne Grain
draient pas de oroiser le fer
"Avec Don Spavento, captain de
IEnfer''.
Xxx
LIE sheriff du comt6 st Louis a
remis au tr6sorier Whipple $23O8.-
O3, produit de la take personnells
de 1896; o'est l400 dollars de
qu'en 1895, ct n'est-ce pas
aussi un signe certain de l'arriv6e
de la prosp6rit6 au milieu de
xTx
M. ct Nine Michel Bordeleau,
6pioiers, sont parts pour st Paul
Oh lis r6sideront q l'avenir.
ri.
Oanosia, situ6 a IL miles de
Duluth, sur la route de Pike Lake,
aura son courier quotidisn 4 par
tir du Is Juliet proclaim.
ri.
La calvitie, dams les professions
lib6rales, est de IL par cent en- g6.
neral. Les m6iecins font excep-
ion t%outefois d cstte reggie, puis-
que les chauves, chez ces mes
y sont de 80 par cent.
Medeuin, gu3rls.toi toi-meme.
xix
Honorable M. Charles Towne
,era bient6t a Duluth, ct d4s son
:etour il o%rganisera IN club ar.
yentiste.
4T*
LIE aottage du bois sur la rivie-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-06-11
@rhn de l@nest
MINNEAPOLIS, IL JUN 1897

L'ECHo DE L'OUBsr nest pas respon
able des id6es ct opinions emlses par
correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-06-11
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuesth has q larger
circulation than any French paper
nublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantlste
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-06-11

Toutes lettres, oorrespondances
etc., doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
CT the United Daughters Of tie Con-
fGdoTaCy
Will Be HELD ~ TIE CCALA
OPERA HOUSE NEXT WEDNES.
DAY - SOME PROMINENT
PEOPLE WILL. IL.
PRESENT.

Ocala S famous for It's conycn-
tions. Perhaps t3e last enc IF the
season, and the second one of the
New Year, viii be held next We'd
nesday. AS this will be strictly a
convention OF ladies', we imagine
that it viii b repetition Of ",he
best vine being Lept for the last"
TIE Florida Division OF the
United D2u3 htcEs of the Confed-
eTacy will hold their annual meet
ing al the opera house cn Wednes-
day evaning, the 27th. This or
ganizaticp, though Only year cid
in thhis state, aud numbering as yet
only five chapters, has already
dc2c good work.
Mrs. Edwin G. Weed, president
Of the Florida Division ; Mrs. J. J.
Finley, v;ce-president, aud Mrs.
Corey. s5c;etarYwill be 10 attend
2nce, IS vel as a number OF others
among the most prominent ladies
Of the state who have ben iderti-
fl q with The work.
Ccl G. N. S2usy, Of TalIahas-
see, has accepted thcir Invitation
10 deliver his thrilling lecture,
The Story Ct Tie Crater" on
"Wednesday night.
This remarkable war incident
described b. AZ eye-witnes5 WIZ
be worth hearing.
An intelligent gentleman who
recently heard this lecture says he
thinks it equal n interest to Gen.
Gcrlon'S famous ole, The last
Days Of the Coafed:rAcy. These
who hive heard G@ntra! Gordon
know that tn S IS no small prise.
Al admission fee of Is cents
VII be charged to help detfay the
expenses Of the Convention. We
hope that Ocala will show its ap-
prt ca ion of Co. Sausy-a for
mer welrkcown citizeu-and cf
he work the ladies are doing, by
giving tk2u7 q full house.
On Tuesd4y evening, the z6:b,
there will be a reception at the
Ocala House from s toIo in honor
of the visiting ladies' and Col.
Sausy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
Something to Depend On.

Mr.. James Jcnss, of the drug
firm Of Jones & Son, Cowden, H.,
i'll speaking Ct Dr.. Kings New
Discovery says that last winter
his wife was attacted with La
Grippe, and her case grew SO seri-
ous that physicians at CoWden and
P4na could do nothing for her. 1t
seemed 10 develop into Hasty Con-
sumption. Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in store, and sell
ing lots of it, he took bottle home,
and 10 the surprise of all she be-
gan to get better from first dose,
ard hail q doz:n dollar bottles cur
ID her sound and well. DR.. Kings
New Discovery ftr consumption.
coughs and colds is guaranteed to
10 this good work. Try it. Free
trial bottles at T. {. Ajworsh 6; CO
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
To The Public

We have arranged with all the
banks in the larger towns of Flori-
da to handle their business at this
place, and nave prepared ourselves
20 do general exchange and col
lection business. We will accept
no deposits nor make any loans,
but will sell exchange on New
York ani Jacksonville and cash
checks on all points at current
rates.
MUNROE & CHAMBLISS.
T. T. Munroe.
L. c. Caambliss. 2I-Iw.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
More New Books.

The following books by G. A
have just been received a
tue pubic library:
One of the Tweaty-eighth.
For Name ard Fame.
In the Reign of Terror.
TIE Bravest Of the Brave.
Tie Lion of St. Mark.
BY Pike an Dyke.
By England's AID.
With Give ii India.
True to the Old Flag.
For the Temple.
BY Right of Conquest.
ST. Gecrge for England.
The Ca: of Bubastes.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
Baptist Church

The program for the evening
service at tie Baptist church on
Sunday evening will be ss follows ::
OPenirg nymn.
Scripture lessor.
Brief prayer service.
Anthem by The chair.
Evening offcring.
Duet b. viii Dale ard Miss
Pauline Har'er.
Address by L. J. Z. Bishop.
msmber Of the New York Execu-
tive Committee Of the B. Y. p. u.
Hymn and closing motto text Of
the b. Y. p L.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23

" n. Camp, cf A.b.cn, is il
ths citY.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23

Blood is lit, and upon the Fur-
ity aud vitality Of the blood de-
pecds the health Of tie whole sys-
tenn. Experience proves Hocd's
Sarsapari!'a to be TIE best blood
purifier.
-FEesh fruits, arples. baranss
oTaages, TincsFples, graPes ard
fresh TO eat2cs il atunt2rcc al
Tro i,-r's
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23

TO Cure Z Cold in One Day
-aze L2x.<1vc Rro~1o- 9 anime
Tablets. Al cruz 9is:s refund the
olo1sv i it f4,;3 10 c-r2. 25c.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
No Assignment q

l lave net male an assignment,
but II order to meet raY obligations
I will sell gocds foE tie next Thirty
Days below my usually low prices.
My Seeds ard Grocery Stocks are
strictly fresh ard f,st-ciass in
zvery particular ard At prices lover
than ever bGfcre known.
]. i. SUTTON.
28 Exposition S.. Ocala, Fla,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
-IIecke1's buck 1keat at Ge1ig's

Mr. Davis, ma@aEcr Of the hctcI
at Rugby, Tam, kil.c! h:s wife
and then killed Il naee.f. Causc-
smoking cigarettes until he lad
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23

~ D,,-I-.- 'T- ! HI
.nd+he, l;iToa r:a,...: ~
smoking cigarettes until he lad
crazy f,a.
latent o&iI shccs f%E eycn'Dg
wS<I' '2''H:!t''"S n:co' we nave
ID H. O3'loSc0 " ' Il Ecn6P,
G1r. II. D. BrIer. Ct the Racket.
has iase returned from TzmD2 and
o. 9'~' @o1Sa' ll@ |0f'S ''V1-
y %-,-~ ana la 9 '0:!-o"3 q. inc
o@T-9' o-i@'S9 COW 11',''s,
* {, II. a.. 5 a. o" t"usc L
Ch1 F,aS- A,>1 Q J" fU.'S' 'h@ o.S'
sS,> ctioh IL la1 c1l an1 FficSs .
a. -" t'''15S
J1An l, Smith and VT & n ("
York, are late arrivals a: thc s..
Denis. NJ. AID M:s. Smith have
lust returned fr4n2 = tor of taa
world, in which th9y took IN Jeru-
saIzra and the Hoy Land.
49, N p "-'-u'"
sta1e9, 25c, wor,h double; lace
curtains. 45c per pai,; ladies' kid
glcvzs, 85c
-Wh:tp,aa's surcr-cx.ra car
dies and chocolates just rec>iycd
At TIox'cr's.
Mrs. Robot Tajlcr and .ittle
daughter returned this afteTnoan
from E4s>js wLcre sAe WIS visit
'''S' ''Sl s''0 'A11'
Corc4nfr,fed dist I'D cxtyat
CT "l'cA faz*'' ioE OIai~eS aad
'".n.' a. - ems 4 I''"' - ''.e
p c'aI 1oa' oo5i~' c@Sn l!'e
% mes grade Fa'ShC ie3'he'
p,,ya,l
y u c@n a.@f fi12 TosT cei'e2'e
,ya| - Tx,c,ioa 2, C>'s
"a Iai scoc& g @,oI<''SS
Fxr14s;t;,x, street,
-LFaTe y"vr order toE Groc@1IIs
At /. K. P."ers, Exposition SIZE CT.
'r4o dTi'v>Ty'
All kinds Of nuts, rev crop, Just
'@co'S "a = As'N'9' :
Drink White House Coffee for
sale }v !, Gcrig.
-,
),,'o' - ''>lA'cA o1'l 30 ~ -
: $; pa'teIns' ~ " 0'"ai0S' -
''oso" " V""H0@''l''
F K, Powers will sell your
qr2czriss a. chzao as any one in
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23

'. - 1919 Z-=z==.zzz-z-zzzz.
Read tae Racke1's new Al
" n. Lamp, of A.b.cr, is il
thc CITY.
The p-,,,ot er.,,,a,s1 .4e.o,
ware vsrr cheap.
~ , ,r,. g
is IN town.
Pc. e,.-+, .,....,.,
o1I- 'I,'' 1,+ p-.lN' : - ~-0 -
D...
r. : = : : } . 20 90 : L > 40
~
., .'.'-'I - : Gu : :, i'oo'"''J q
''>'''''~,>1 =. ''2 '''s 80 u :
d, /. aterAberzer has re:ursed
- 0,'' ''s'' ''l.''''
,~<,,,- I e','I ! Z. A,S' u Z 0''S
''''~' : g Z } - a. >','11= D
/. a. Ling, Of Savannah. is req
j@tcycd at The Oca'a,
-TPo nar2e+ +-1r.>a, st,I.s o;1
cloth fancy: I6c, white and maFbIed
~, blac@ &c per yard.
4. ". Zones. Of Atlanta, is q
Irs.r.es visitor n Town
',>e.' ,l."~''H 5.''
zap -, ,o-' '>'| "~7I'"'
a. J. " '1@'i'' 0''3 Ni@SA~I q 5"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
EEH0Tih Leagua

There will BE- IN E3uca'i3nsI
Rally Of tie Epworth League a.
the Methodist church tcmcrEcw
AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock, the topic
beirg Chris ian Education" 3"
Everybody is cordially United,
Miss Daisy Moore will lead the
m:c.ing, md the f,i:ov:ng is the
program 20 be reEdsrl5:
PART Z OPENING.
Sorg,
Prayer.
Scripture Reading b. tic
Leader.
Scripture References by MIN
ters Of the Le7Gue.
Song.
PART 1.-THE LITERARY LEPAKT-
MENT OF THE LEAGUE
rive minutes address by M M
Little, Ch.i m2n Literary D:rart-
ment.
Ten m;Eut,s' Open Discussion.
Special prayer for Literary De
Partment.
PART III CHRISTIAN CoLLEGTs.
Five minutes address by L. L.
Ley, President Epworth League.
Ten minute 5 open discussion.
Special prayer for Christian cci-
leges.
PART w. CLOSING
Announcements.
Closing sorg.
Benz d.c;ioa.
The times., 1897-04-30
COMFORT AND KNOWLEDGE.
(!Sent free By maiD.

Set aside for twenty-four hours bottle
or common glass filled with urine. A sedi-
nent or settling indicates an unhealthy
condition of the kidneys. When urine
stains linen it is positive evidence of kid
ney trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate
or pain in the back, is also convincing
proof that the kidneys and bladder are
out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed. that DR.. Kilmers Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy, fdifgls
every wish in relieving pain in the back,
kidneys. liver bladder, and every part OF
the urinary passages. 1t corrects inability
to hold urine and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use Of liquor
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleas-
ant necessity of being compelled TO get
up many times during the night to uriDate
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
Swamp Root is soon realized II stands
the highest for it's wonderful cures of tile
most distressing cases. If you need a
medicine you should have the best. Sold by
druggists: price fifty cents and one dollar.
You may have sample bottle and PAM
phiet both sent free by mail Mention The
Washington Times anG send your address
to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n Y
The proprietors of this paper guarantee
the genuineness OF this offer.
The times., 1897-04-30
Ladies', Day.

The Bostons and Senators Will play the
second game of the series this afternoon
and ladies holding hecomplimentaryp passes
will be admitted free to park and grand
stand.
Nichols or Klobedanz and Camel viii
fill the points for the visitors aud King or
McJames and Farrell will do battery work
for the Senators. Game at 4:3 o'clock
The times., 1897-04-30

Earned Cincinnati, 2: Pittsburg, 8.
Two-base hits Vaughn, Lyons, Burke. Kill
ien Three-basebits- -Brodie, v aughn. Home
run-E1y. Stolen bases-Burke 2, Miller.
Sacrifice hits -McPhee, Dwyer. Double
play -McPhee, ,RitcbeyandVaughn. Struck
out BY Dwyer, 2. Bases on balls--Off
Dwyer, 5: off Killen, 8. Time-2 hours and
3 minutes. Umpire Sheridan.
The times., 1897-04-30
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOX SALE Another bargain on Rhode
Island ave. NV, Ecsington, Dt 30X9D,
to alley, with 20 feet OF parking; sewer
and water convenient. worth 81 600: viii
be sold for S675. DANIEL X ARSfAT,
1913 sr. NV. ap2S-3t
"CREsISN''-End of Tenauytowp cleo
trio cars, cheapest lots in the noI thw est,
$50 to $3.50. Not far from Chevy Chase
Best territory for specula ton Apply Room
"a, Loan and Trust Building ap20-tf
The times., 1897-04-30
Amateur BASEBALL.

The Central baseball team defeated the
Speiss Stars Sunday by the score of IL to
10. This is the sixth game played by the
Centrals this season, and in all six they
have been victorious The Centrals claim
the championship of the District; the Ta-
komas claimedit, but after being challenged
by the Centrals, they refused to play. The
Centrals would like to hear from any team
OF sixteen years. Address the manager,
L. E. Phillips. No. 1913 South Capitol
street southwest.
The times., 1897-04-30

3; Long, Duffy. First base on errors
Washington, 4; Boston, /. First base on
balls-Off Mercer, 8; off Lewis, 2. Hit by
pitched ball-By Mercer, Lowe. Struck
out-By Lewis, Cartwright, Reilly. Wild
pitch-Mercer Left on bases-Washing-
ton, z: Boston, TO- Time OF game-Two
hours and ten minutes. Umpire-Mr.
Hurst.
The times., 1897-04-30

Earned runs-Chicago, 81 Louisville, 2.
First base on errors-Louisville, 2; Chicago
L. Left on bases-Louisville, 6; Chicago, l.
Two-base hits-Dahlen, Hemming. Three
base hit-McCreery Home run-Decker.
Sacrificehit- Dahlen. Holmes
and Clingrnan; Holmes and Werden. Stolen
Clarke. Struck out-By
Briggs, q; by Hemming, l. Base on balls
Off Briggs, 8; off Hemming, 2. Umpire
McDermott. Time Of game hours.
The times., 1897-04-30

Earned runs Baltimore 3, New York l..
Two-base hits -Keeler, Stencil Three-baSe
hits -Keeer, Nops. Sacrifice hit Jennings.
Stolen bases -Stentel 2, Reitz, Kelly 2,
Doheny. Left on bases Baltimore Z, New
York 8. First base on balls BY Nops 2,
by Doheny7. Hit Dypitehed ball BY Nops !,
by Doheny 2. Struck etit By Nops 2, by
Doheny g Passed ball Wilson. Umpire
Mr.. Lynch. Attendance 3,616.
The times., 1897-04-30
YESTERDAY,S RESULTS.

Washington, s: Boston, B.
Louisville, 5: Chicago, 4.
Pittsburg, &; Cincinnati, Z.
Philadelphia, IL; Brooklyn, IL.
Baltimore, q; New York, B.
ST. Louis, 6; Cleveland, g.
The times., 1897-04-30

Earned runs-St. Louis 3 Cleveland 2.
Two-base hit -McAleer. Tnree-Dase nit
Tebeau. Home runs Connor, Mexican.
Stolen ses-Dowd, Turner, Berbauer.
Cross, Burkett, Mexican, McAleer 2. First
base on bals-Off Esper / /, off Young 4.
Hit by pitcher -Burkett. Struck out BY
Esper 1. Umpire Mr. Mcdonald. Time of
game-Two hours and 20 minutes.
The times., 1897-04-30
GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Washington.
New York at Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pitfsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Louisville.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
The times., 1897-04-30

two out, and the score tie, thereby say
ing the Spiders from defeat, as the game
was called on account of darkness. The
The times., 1897-04-30
ANOTHER FOR THE CHAMPIONS.
The Giants Went to Pieces In the
Fourth Inning.

Baltimore, April 90. The champions took
the Giants into camp today In an interest
ing and well-played contest. The New
Yorks lost the game in the fourth inning.
when they went to pieces. and when they
The times., 1897-04-30
CAPT. BROWNS FIELDING
Two Remarkable Catches Blocked
BOston's Chances to Win.
PRETTY GAME OF BASEBALL

Mercer Was In Fine Form and in
Addition Made Safe Hit Every
Time at Bat DeMontreviIie Had
His Batting Eye Three Thousand
People Attended.
The times., 1897-04-30
FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Cheap; combination boys or
girls bicycle; pneumatic tires, in per-
feet order, together with S5 lamp; tell
Included. price, S15. 400 Sth St me-
ap3U3t
The times., 1897-04-30

LOST-Black feather boa, April IS. at
1880 p. IN, between Emrich's Hotel and
Del. ave. ne Finder i'll receive reward IL
returned TO IS st. ne. Item