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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
CAPITOL HOTEL ROOF FIRE.
ORIGINATED BErwEEN THE CELL
ING AND METAL ROOF.
Aside from the Damage Caused ~
WATER the Loss Is veiy
Small.

About o'clock yesterday evening fro
was discovered In the roof OF the Capitol
hctel at the northeast corner Upon the
that the woodwork directly underneath tho
roof was burning. and from its location
locked very much like a serious conila-
sratlon would be >tte result Being flye-
story building 1t required some minutes
to get a stream OF water on the roof AMI
when this was effected the fire could
scarcely be reached because OF the metal
,cof. which had to be torn UP that this
might be accomplished. Tho tresnen sue
cceded, however in getting stream In
play upon the flames and soon had the iire
under control The origin OF the fire Is
unknown. Tho only theory advanced is
that IL caught from an electric light wire,
yet this was thought improbable as there
are no wires on the fifth floor of the hotel
nor between the roof and ceiling, where u
started. The firo department will make an
investigation today and try TO ascertain
the cause.
Except for the damage by water the loss
will not amount to much Tho rooms on
the nth and fourth floors directly under
the fire were thoroughly drenched, and II
may be found that the roms below VIII
sustain some damage, though this was rot
apparent last night.
There was but little excitement among
the guests yesterday and none of them quiz
their apartments.
The street in front OF the building was
filled with throngs OF spectators, among
whom were q large number of ladies', VINO
at this time of evening are out for walk
and who were interested spectators TO the
workings of the fire department and es-
pecially tho raising Of the aerial truck lad
dor that reached the top OF the hotel roof.
When this ladder went UP and fireman as-
cended it to cut the electric light wire
that ran over the top of the building the
crowd sent up great cheer. applauding
him for his daring
Chief of Police Blackburn is TO bs COM
mended for the way in which he has
handled his officers during the largo fires
which have recently occurred in the city.
Yesterday evening he had eight or ten men
at the Capitol within Ave minutes after
the alarm hal been sounded, who We're
distributed in end around the building
that sneak thieves, who are usually At
tracted to hotel fires might not have IA
chance to ply their avooahon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
NnrEs or NAE GAME

Hurlbert made fine running catch OF Gil.
lgan's line hit in the fifth inning, and both
OF Brady's put outs were difficult ones, the
one of Sheldons in the eighth inning being
especially so.
Nipper still keeps Oh doing as fine work
behind the bat as has ever been seen in
Houston. lie made splendid catch of Rich
aIesons foul fly in the sixth inning. Nipper
Just simply dotes on foul hles, and not a
day passes that he does not make sensa-
tional catch or two.
Murray had a batting average Of 500 yes
tertay, making two safe hits out of four times
at bat. His only chance in the outneld was
accepted Murray is a good man. and no
fault could be found with his work yesterday.
lie is quite youngster but he holds his own
with the best OF them.
Crowell has made It imperative that warm
ing practice should be had every morning; at
10 O'Clock the men are assembled and kept at
work until ~; this is In the interest of team
work and demonstrates most satisfactorily
that the management proposes to deserve a
good attendance II Is believed that the pub
Tic will appreciate It aud show II by attend
lug the games. Houston has a good team
with q little practice on team work, and II is
getting that now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
NEW FIRE ALARM BONES.

Alderman Greer of the fire committee
of the council states that there were three
new fire alarm boxes put in Saturday and
the keys were distributed today The box
numbers, together with their place of To-
cation and where the keys can be found,
are as follows;
Box 15,--Corner Magnolia and Liberty
avenues. key at Louis solnsky's residence,
Box "a Park street. key at j. N.
Prices residence.
Box 25.-Corner OF Buford street and
Sabine Pass avenue, key at II. H. Rob-
ertson's residence.
There will be test OF the entire sys-
TEN this afternoon. In connection with
this 1t may be we'll to state the big lS-incb
Are alarm gong Is to he erected on a
pole at the Southern Pacific depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02

southern league
nounton 8. Austin 1.

Those who went out to League park yes
tcrday afternoon to see the bali game be-
tween Houston and Austin were well
repaid for their time and trouble expended
The people who thought that Austin, the lead
err of the league. would have a regular walk
over with Houston were badly fooled, for the
locals defeated the visitors by the score of
5 to 1. The game was good one and full
of excitement and interest and was of such
quality as 10 satisfy both tho rooter and the
crank The members of the Houston team
took the hint from Manager Crowell that they
had to play ball to win games, aud the
article of snort furnished by them yesterday
was of much better quality than the day be-
fore and for several days previous, every one
playing the National game as II should DC
rayed The locals were in the game from
start TO finish and displayed. much snap ana
vim. They went in TO win and worked nara
to accomplish that end and they were sue
cessful The locals showed good Judgment
on the bases and at the bat, and their team
work was considerably improved. They put
up good game in the field; a few errors
were made, but none were costly, and when
men were on bases they failed to lose their
heads. Everybody tried to hit the ball and
no, one man struck out. On the whole,
Houston put up an excellent game and If
they keep the good work UP they will crawl
steadily up the percentage column until they
will. have reached the top, there to remain
until the season closes.
| Cy Mulkey was in the box for Houston, and
he acquitted himself croditsby Tho heavy
hitting team rom Austin could do no better
than gel six hits off his delivery. Cy had
plenty of speed yesterday and almost perfect
control Besides pitching good game, Cy
was active In the field. making Ave assists,
With only one error, which was rather an eX-
lcusable one. Mobey offciated in a like ga
pocity for Austin and did not pitch a bad
game by any means, Houston getting only
eight safe hits. Mobley is a tall, lanky indi-
vidual. almost Of the Bones" Parvin type
Austin started well in the second with
three men on bases 1.-TWO men out, however,.
Giligan sent a ball into deep center In the
rush and excitement Mobley forgot that, ac-
cording to the rules, each base had to be
touched in its regular order, and he went by
the middle bag without going near it; Mackey
wttched the play closely and declared him
out. According to strict Interpretation of
the rules only one score was allowed and
Mohley's rash act lost two runs that Austin
touched the base properly, and Gilligan only
got credit for a single, when 1t should have
been a three-bagger. In the ninth inning
Austin had three men on bases and only one
mar out, but by sharp fielding by Houston
were not permitted to score. The official
score is as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
WEATHER DEPARTMENTS.
Snow Falling in NOrthwest--Ths
Temperature VIII Full.

Washington. May THE storm which occu-
pied the middle Missouri Valley Sunday night
has dssipated over the Lake Superior region
arC second term has appeared over Colo
tado
1hunderstorms have occurred from the up
per Mississippi Valley over the Ohio Valley.
the lake regions, Northern New York aud
Northern New England. Light rains are re-
rorted In the Pacific Coast States and snow
Is falling this evening in Nevada. Utah, Idaho
ard Montana.
The temperature has continued very high,
except in the extreme West and Northwest,
tnc maximum for the country, 30 degrees, be-
ine reported at Boston
The indications are that the Colorado storm
win move eastward. causing local rains as
ia, east as the Mississippi river Tuesday and
probably carrying the rain area to the At
ldntc Coast States by Wednesday.
A marked fall In temperature will occur
west Of tho Mississippi by Tuesday night and
the cooler weather will reach the Atlantic
Coast States by Wednesday night
Erisk southerly winds will prevail Tuesday
along the North Atlantic coast, and fresh
east TO northeast winds are indicated for tho
South Atlantic coast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Faith in human nature never lives until
we grow up
The long vacation is what the large and
small students are now planning for.
If man has bright child he at once
airs his belief N the doctrine of heredity.
The appetite of returning health is gem
orally handicapped by the doors bill.
The most certain way of securing visit
ors is to put UP the no admlttance sign on
your door.
One never feels sorry to hear that the
person who thinks 1t funny to keep his I'm
ger on an electric button has been con-
veyed to an insane asylum.
The woman who sees no reason why she
should not wear gown cut decollete In
the street will be among the freaks the
warm weather brings us.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
LOCAL NOTES.

A marriage license has been Issued to
Willie Block and Miss Dora Koelway.
United States District Clerk Dart today
received an order from Judge Bryant TO
sell the steamboat Henrietta. Thls'ayes-
sci was libelled for seaman's wages a
few weeks ago.
The city council will hold its regular
monthly meeting tomorrow night, but, n.
the absence OF the new city charter, 1t IS
doubtful II any business other than the
approval Of bills will be transacted
The choir which rendered music at the
Methodist church Sunday morning would
be creditable TO a much larger city. Tine
voices were numerous and highly cultl-
waited and the instrumental accompani-
ment gave harmonious inspiration and
added to the beauty and impressiveness
OF the songs rendered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
Lcagne Meeting ycsterdny.

The representatives OF the Texas Baseball
League held meeting in Houston yesterday
morning. Tho members Of the league dis
cussed matters concerning the welfare of the
game, but nothing Of importance was done,
Every one seems eratifed at the, results SO
far and the prosnects for a successful COM
petion OF the schedule look bright. MeesrR.
Dermody and Easton represented Galveston:
Mr.. George A. Hill. Austin, Mr.. West. San
Antonio and MIR. W II Bailey. Houston.
In the afternoon these gentlemen witnessed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
rnnAY,s ENTRIEs

About seven eighths Of q mile Kinnickin-
mic Tallahassee li5: Greatland no. James
Tod, Dr. Parker l05: Lady Lindsay 100.
Four and half furlongs. maidens-Lamp
Globe Advance Guard. Plucky, Mike Strauss.
Gales knight Bannenet. Trumpet. Will Scar
let. Standing Shamoken 10; Doctress l07.
Mile and seventy yards. handicap Money,
Concord -Glonoine AL Freseo, Byron Mcciel-
land St Lorenzo Pace Maker, Double Dunn
my. Piantaln ono weights givenl.
Jamaica Stakes. ive-eighths OF mile. sell
ing-Montanc ia: Advance Guard lOI and
Gala Mantle 1H barrett entryl Frelinghuy-
sen 81: Neponsett 90: Mont Eagle "a
Three ourths OF a miie--EgbaIt 40; klep-
per iO7, Athy 1Of: Filament. Ortoland l04;
Big Indian 1922 Weller g6: Passe 81; Diminu-
Bag 81
Three fourths Of a mile. sellIng-Tanis.
Brisk Red Solder. Byron McClelland Harry
Reed. Belgrade. Hardy @. o.; Ella Daley. In
spection. Athy. Nautch Girl. Isen e5,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
TnnAY,S ENTRlEs

Three-fourths of mile. madens-- Patrimo-
inc 1917 Malaise. Hopkins Choice, Kinglets.
Calchas. b. Y Fox l05: l1cllebush. Dfeyfus
l02: Ethel Davis. Katie Bramblg Minnie AL
pine. Custance 100
Fiye-eghths OF mile. 2-year- ol6s-Miss De-
de. Ida Ledford Beldown l01 Miss Hudson,
Queen Stock 10i: Jake Weber Earl of Aber-
deem 103.
Three ourths of mile. handlcap-Three
Bars 1l2 Tenby Our Gertie l0S Kenmore
Cline 81, Clinton Park So Georgie o.
Mile and one eighth. selling-Henrv Launt
ia: L.. w. Donation Jos; pinkey Potter, Kris
Kringle. Hand d. 1O7; Fannie Taylor 9O FIN
tan 50.
Six and half furlonss-K. c. 1903: Harry
Lee 1905: King Bermuda lnfelce l0I; Carl
C. 100: Nellie Prince 90; The Geeser ~, Cheese
Mite 30,
Six and a half furlongs, selling Fencer.
Six and a half furlongs. seiling--Teneer,
Eitholin liz: Tappan III. Santerne l06; Ban
o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
THE NATIONAL LEAGuE.


Baltimore. Nav 1.-The Champions and ORR
oles had battle roya today. Boston had
several opportunities IN score hut sne mich.
- 49, a =. oNoiN. w Ivy p''N"-
Score. II II
baltlinore .'.''.....'.' IVY IVY ~ ~ ol
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Robinson. lS,obedanS
and Clark
u,...,. NJ, m. p..,.,
,.,,a 49, - .,aa,' ~ ,a,.. -
consocn,,ra ni,,,ns
:, :, -,
Washington - 900 tol olt-.S 10 4
Brooklyn ....,......,,.... .i0l 400 t0s--7 IL >
Batterles-Mcfarland and Magnlre; Nc
James ana fdireit'
Pittsburg, May 1.-The st. Louisians proved
themselves hotter mud horses than tho pttts
, =,
o"Neio auu won tne hdHe N ihe hFst TWO
innings. while pelting rain was on,
Score Il II r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
THE RACES.
Resnlts nt Ne,rnnrt..

Cincinnati. Ohio, MAY LAT Newport
Six furlones sling-sim w. Bertha Nell.
Edna I. Time. 1:i4
Five furlonEs, maiden. 2-year- olds--June
Jamison. Adler. Nina b. l.. Time l03M.
One and one-siXteenth mies--Kinney,
friendship. Orme Time. 1850.
-Four furlongs. selllne-Vohicer. Sue John
son. Indian. Time. 80.
Mile and seventy wards. sellnR--Arcturus
p. Little Sale. Kathe May. Time, t;iG
Mile and seventy wards. selling--Domestic.
lndra. Nathanson. Time. 1:i5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
stuffed Pepper..

Select smooth, green peppers and wipe
them until they are bright and shining.
Cut off the tops, scoop out the seeds and
fill with chopped celery mixed with NV
yonnaise dressing If the stuffng is made
of bread crumbs, well seasoned, the pep
pers can, be baked and will be delicious
accompaniment to dinner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
Serge for Durable Pctticoats.
NnNv York Evanina pnst 49,

a woman who studies economy. but not
at the expense of good appearances, says
that most satisfactory petticoat for gen.
eral wear is made from ar old serge dress
skirt. 1t should be OF the wiry sort OF
that material and have the smooth, hard
finish rather than the rough surface.
Washed and made of biased ruffies, 1t is
light durable and holds out the dress adj
miraby.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
Inyestlgnting a Hotel FIRE,

F'srmersvlle Texas, April ao.-The
grand Jury has been investigating the Ten
nessee hotel fire and death Of one Of the
lodge Mrs Lou connorton wife OF the
proprietor. has bfen remanded TO Jail
without bail and the Jury is still investi-
eating the case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Tram Company Sorry Ia Lose Nj
MuJInu's Services,

Beaumont, Texas, May i.~-At a meeting
of the board OF directors of the Texas
Tram and Lumber company, held Saturday
afternoon, The recent resignation of MI
Guy II. Malam, general sales agent for
the company, was considered, and in a
highly complimentary resolution the d-
rectros expressed their personal regard
and attested the ability OF Mr.. Mallam,
Mr.. Mallam with his family, viii leave
for their new home in Kansas city the
latter part OF this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
All the Jewels Were White.

Lcrdon Gentlcwoman.
bride. married recently, had one OF the
finest collections of jewels ever bsheld.
Most interesting Of all was an ornament OF
different white stones. diamonds, white
topazcs. white sapphires, tourmalnes,
pearls and moonstones set in curious fash
ion. Nothing could have been more beau
tiful than the glinting ana shading to-
gether of the various whites. A wild rose
composed of amethysts and diamonds,
again. was charming; and, perfect in form
and &C lor, al old Florentine tiara of blue
enamel, shaped like a pair OF Mercury
wings and sparkling with diamonds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02

Eastern Texas Fair in southern. showers
and cooler in northern portion, brisk southerly
winds: Wednesday partly cloudy.
Western Texas and New AieSico-Psrtly
brisk westerly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Observation-Disclosures
storms aud cooler Tuesday, sonthwestsrly
SQUALLS Wednesday tair and cool
krkansas-Showsrs and probably thunder
s,orms .Tuesdsr; fair and cooler wsdnesday;
scutherly winds.
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Little Refreshments Tables.

Ag matrons consider 1t the correct
$to include refreshment tables in
aiming rom furnishings For the
II of the uninitiated it may be OK
n that a refreshment table is ma
n box, sixteen inches deep. oval in
aRnd lined with zinc, It opens at the
~ stands on four fluted feet, hand
d carved. Three bands of brass are
Fitted into the wood as ornamental
9ngs around the side of the box,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02

Vessels Destined for Galveston.


Sherman. Texas May There are no
new cases OF smallpox In the city and the
FIVE cases that are here are all developing
favorable indications. Conditions are more
favcrab!e tcday than have existed since
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
IN SEARCH or HEALTH.

W. f, Diesbach. who for some time has
been chief prescription clerk and to a
limited extent manager OF w B. Dunlap's
drug store left yesterday morning for an
indefinite soiourn in California. Mr. Dies
bach had never been in good health during
his soiourn in Beaumont. and he decided
to try the healthful climate and invigorat-
ing atmosphere of California. During his
residence in Beaumont Mr.. Diesbach made
many warm friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
Events nj Aoueducis.

New York, Nav SELLING. six furlongs--
Theory Tender. Sweet caporal Time. i;14k.
Four and half furlougsAlex, Monomet-
allist Summer Girl Time ;5e 90.
Selling, about seven furlongs-Maid Of Erin.
Concord Sir Florian. Time. 1928.
Five furlongs-- Boney Boy. Lady Ellerslee
H. Tyrian. Time 10i 30.
Mile and seventy yards Box, King Barley
corn. Warrenton. Time. i:f6 40.
Five and a half furlongs-Chopln, Touraine.
Little Lesse. Time. .OS A..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
I'm WOMAN'S REALM

Inner belts will be either very wide
~ narrow, according to the figure
person who wears them. AS every
knows wide belt is Ill becoming a
waist, as only slender and we'll
d figure can take belt of more than
tinches.
the most important feature of the
BELTS is the buckle. This comes in
'arts-one for the front and one for
Bck.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02

Galveston. Texas. May i,-Galveston, after
wirning four straight games from the lead
ers dropped a game this afternoon 70 tue
tali-enders Both SIDES made plenty Of err
rtrs. but saa Antonio made twice as many
hits 90 the locals. Brockway played a poor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


MERGE. The ladies of the cemetery
t4tion have held successful bazsr.
HPUS CHRISTI The trial of Juan
MI charged with the murder of John La
'{{esulted In a mistrial.
1LSBORO. The city school board will
!tx entyone teachers on May II; salaries
33rom $40 to $50 month
The y ospects for co..
an grow more hopeful. subscriptions tor
ttck are steadily Increasing,
bIN ERCE. -Revs. Reed and Ballard are
citing Methodist revival under tent;
carroll of Mount Vernon. H.. is leader
i song service.
&c. The State Pharmaceutical assoola-
Hql meet here Nav Is. II and is. A rate
IL fare for the round trip has been So
Wand visitors will be well cared for.
NENE. AN association of pee keepers
been organized here for the purpoee of
Tag honey making flowers aud 9th = mat
to bee keeping Judge j w.
3as is president and Miss Mabel Boat
4fcretary.
NILE PASS &C. u Duff Of Pittsburg,
Tho was shot by tramp near here
'.f7ays ago died OF his wounds very
mould he ascertained regarding him; his
rfbss not been caught and no motive for
rfiie can he imagined
ID the least superstitions believe that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02

Mobley out for not touching second base.
stolen base--HurlbeTt.
Two base hlts-Brownrgg, Mobley.
Sacrifice hits-Nipper, Longley.
Double play-Harbert and Cavanagh.
In Struck Bases Wild Batter
Pitchers nings out. on balls. pitch. hit
Mulkey /
Umpire-Mackey.
Time OF gamel hour and 30 minutes.
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BfOrkWny.
Earned runs-san Antonio G. Galveston l.
:. Two base hits-Hodge, Isaacs, schaezler,
Reynolds Page,
Home run--Houtz.
Left on bases--San Antonio s. Galveston 49,
Iu Struck Bases Wild Bnttct
pitrhers-- Mugs. out, on balls. pitch. hit.
Hodge .,.. .,
Umpire--Mason.
Time OF game.-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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which, being filled with ice. may hold
fruits, Ices and certain kinds OF wine.
This latest acquisition TO household is
just as essential as a cbahng dioh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02

The game today will be every bit as good
as that of yesterday, most likely. and such
bali playing certainly deserves patronage.
The game will begin at $3.50 SHARP: ladies'
viii be admitted free at gate, pay at grand
sta nd.
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Cotton ncit nnIIetin.
Central


The only precipitation reported is trace
from the Little Rock and Galveston districts
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the frst scare AN who have heen sx-
posed are now held at the detention camp
on the county farm; the whole town has
undergone vaccination. ana the air OF cx-
citement and uneasinsss 10 today almost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02

/TTY BELTS FOR LONG WAISTS.
\ fashioned in oxidized silver, dull
bronze and sterling, with'some times
"a circle of other metal surrounded
order Of cut steel beads.
81 front buckle has engraved upon it
4arer's monogram and the one at the
s decorated with the family coat OF
q II one Is not fortunate enough to
"A he latter any other original design
1ke the place of the coat of arms.
n Helen Grey Page.
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Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at all stations at o. m,
10th meridian time.
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SAILED.
u. S, transport Logan, Quick for Santiago
de Cnha
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the least superstitions believe that
pnlucky to have thirteen at table
here is only enough food for four.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Galveston, May 1.
ARRIVED,
SIS Pensacola, Simmons, Pensacola.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-02

Washington, MAY 1.-THE Brooklyns won a
long drawn-out game today by heavy and
consecutive hitting
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Maternity

# every expectant mother would put herself
under Mrs. Pinkham's care and follow her
advice, which costs nothing, the experience
of maternity would be approached without
peril and passed with the least possible pain
Mrs. Perey MouIton, Thctford. VT, writes:
DEAR MRS. PINKiTAM think Lydia E. Pinkhams vepe
table Compound excellent medicine bottles
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General OBSERVATIONS.

Number of stations 2s.
'Not included in means.