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still More Counterfeiting.

The Secret Service has just unearthed an
other band of counterfeiters and secured a
large quantity of bogus bills, which are so
cleverly executed that the average person
would never suspect them Of being spurious.
Things of great value are always selected for
imitation, notably Hostetter's Stomach Bit
for disorders like indigestion, dyspepsia,
constipation, nervousness and general de-
bility. Always 60 to reliable druggists who
have the reputation of giving what you asl
for
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-09-28

You likely do not want to undertsl. 90
ing your old garments, because ym s - u
made failures; but. this was with III -. n
fashioned package dyes, that one 49, - g
colored wool and Aother cotton. rss!
Fadeless Dyes colors all kinds of 6h.,. !.
once. You simply boil the goods VIII +
dye and they are made new. You ssss =.
fail in this. ssaa
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Doctor and p.t,e..

DR.. Brown-Aren't you rather ;nce.,.E|
ent? You told me the other day fhst 80.
are ten per cent. better than You werr r.
you first consulted me, and now van ~ 49,.
come here and want me to take 20 per 49, 49,
off my bill. -
Convalescent-But / am not her. II:
time for my health.-Boston Transes;.tss. =.
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WrOuxed.

every man." shouted the orator, has
his price,"
you're a darn liar" said the member
from Walypang, in an undertone. My
price is only $500, and amt got It yit. 2
Chicago Times Herald.
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Ladies Car Wear Shoes

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. 1t makes tigh'
or new shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot
sweating, aching feet. ingrowing nails, corn'
and bunions. At all druggists and shoe
stores. Csc Trial package FREE by mail
Address Allen s. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
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Verdant.

The city girl, who spent her vacation on
a farm, imagined she had solved the mean
ing OF "Pasteurized milk" She saw the
cows feeding from the pasture. What could
be simpler?-St. Louis Star.
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inst so.

"You big dod-gasted duffer!" cried the
star centerfelder, "did you say was out?"
Precisely" replied the umpire: "You
are Just SIS out" And he carefully noted
the fine in his little book.-Philadelphia
North American.
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Areyon troubled with Tetter, Salt-Rhe
Eczema, Ringworm or any skin diseaaet CPL
terine 10 sure cure try it. Soc. ct drusrisss
or by mail for cash or stamps. J. Y.
trine, manufacturer. Savannah. a.
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An ounce Of Prevention.

Doctor, a friend of mine has assured me
that sucking lemons will prevent sea sick.
ness. Is that true?"
Yes, provided you sit in the shade of q
tan tree while YOU suck the lemon. Stand
ard and Catholic Times.
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Liked Him.

Jaggles-I see there's new keeper in the
menagerie. Didn't the animals like the old
one?
Waggles-I guess 70; they rte aim up
Judge.
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A Severe Test.

Jenkins-Hello, old man! Glad to see
you looking SO well.
Dobbins-Yes; I'm all right I'm
leaving to-day for a trip to Europe for
the benefit of my health, and that, you
know, requires su iron constitution
N. I. World.
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Traces.

Sorrow had left its marks on her face,
but she still showed traces of her former
beauty.
In fact, the bitter tears had washed off
only a couple of Observation-Disclosures Jour
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It's Equivalent.

Pedagogue {severely)-Now. sir, for the
last time, what's the angle of the hypothe.
muse OF a right -angled triangle equivalent to!
Boy ldesperateiyl-It's equivalent to q
hckin' fer me, sir. Go ahead.-Boston Trav-
eler,
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Nil Desperandum

Mistress-You once went to fortune
teller, Kitty? Did she tell you anything
that came true?
Maid-No, am; but I'm young yeti
Puck.
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A man has to be very much in love MI
a woman to willingly carry her parasol ~
her.-Philadelphia Times.
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The Best Prescription for Chi,l. d
and Fever Is bottle OF Groves TAs,v, 6.
CHILL TONIC. tits simply iron and ouin;ss;s
atasteless form. No cure no nav. fsscs -
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To Cure . Geld In One Nav
Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tahlets N
druggists refund money lift fails Is cure -
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She--"He says he loves me; yet be hal
only known me two days." Her Friend
'Well, perhaps, that's the reason, dear
Philadelphia North American.
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His Onin,c,

Mr.. Black-Dem Filipinos am yall.,
Mr.. Johnson-Yes; but dat doss
dat dey's mulatters. Dey's Z infer;a, ~
-purk 2 -
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ri should think that such husband as
Mrs. Meekleigh's would drive her to despera-
ton" Never. He's too mean He'd make
her walk kansas City Star.
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Hewitt-"Every rose has il thar y
Jewett-"Yes; the thorn is the Bill. Y,
Topics. eI-s
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How do you pronounce the word but
terine?" asked the customer "The last
syllable is SILENT" stifly replied the trades
man.-What to Eat.
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A man repents oftener Of wkst l. -.
than Of what he doesn't say-Chicsao ~
News. -.
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One doesn't get rid of bills BY tearin,
them up, but they are disposed Of for Thu
time being.-Philadelph Times.
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After six years suffering was eurel y
Piso's Cure.-Mary Thomson, 29} Ohio Az.
Allegheny, Pa, March 10, "a.
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Don't 60 to extremes especially il ~,
dealings with bees and wasps- Chiam
Daily News.
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It takes a woman to be unhappy thinki,e
how unhappy she would be if she were ~
as happy as she is.-N. Y. Press. 9
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"What is your idea of silent partner!"
of trade. Hes the fellow that puts bis
money into firm and keeps his mouth shut
while it is being spent. Detroit Free Press,
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Nellie" said mother to her little
daughter, II wish you would run over and
see how old Mrs. Smith is; she has been
quite ILL.," In q few minutes Nellie came
running back and reported. "She said was
to tell you that it was none of your bust
ness" s'Why, Nellie" said the astonished
mother, what did you ask ter?" Just
what you told me to, replied the little in.
nocent. II told her you wanted to know
how old she was."-Household Words.
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is . Constitutional Cure. Price, IL
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So many people frivol. A certain Atch.
ison man started out to accomplish Ger
tain purpose and not only didn't accom-
plish it, but lost the job he had when be
ted.-Atchison Globe.
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A wealthy gentleman, somewhat hard Of
hearing, had on his parlor floor a rug of 4
little-known animal. A guest, noticing it,
said to his host: "What kind of an animal
does this skin belong to-" "Eh? Belongs
to mel" answered the wealthy man.
Youths Companion.
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When a pretty girl and homely girl &c,
into a crowded car together, and q seat j.
offered to the pretty girl, she ought to tel
the homely girl to take it. She is reasonably
sure Of getting another seat herself.-Somer
vile Journal.
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Casey-"Oi hear thot Dinnis wuz caugh
be premachoor explosion. Wor be hurtet
any," McManns-"He wor. They tell m.
thot wan av his wounds is fatal, but tn
other two amt dangerous an wull heal NJ
quick. "-Philadelphia Record.
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TUE neel lRl1fnN (1E A true aad e.
sn6 U!VennnbsV" W copy A Ehcsimils6
MnepEuheune the Histneical L.
1NUltLWVInVls nent, totbsAef NM
General Washington's commissions q c.
mander- Chief Of the Continental Army. Al
authenticity duly certified 10 by James n
Blaine, Sec. Of State Autographed ~ RI
bond psper in two colors and showing IL ~
seal Of the United States. Suitab3e for ~
ing and an ornament to any home. Secx11H
mailed to any address for 50 cents, p0stpu
Remit by registered letter. money order, 6rlln
or2c. postage stamps to WILSON = DALI,Q
Adams Street, Chicago. Ill. Agents Wan1e4
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Great Auk's Egg for $500.

An egg of the great aux was sold at
auction recently for 800 guineas. J.
G. Stevens, the auctioneer, said that
in 1884 Comte Raoul de Berace bought
the egg from the owner of a st. Malo
fishing smack. The Counts collection
was purchased by Baron d d'Hamonville.
The egg to be sold was one of four
great aux eggs belonging to the Baron.
There were seventy-one recorded eggs
of the great aux, twenty-nine of them
being in museums and forty-two in
private hands; fifty-two were in British
collections. The first egg which the
Baron sent over fetched a record price,
at the time of 800 guineas; the second
one fetched only $50 guineas. The egg
now submitted, although not having
the finest markings, was, perhaps, the
largest ever offered, being Az inches
in length It was of rough texture,
heavily blotched on the top. Mr.. Stew
ems called attention to a peculiar yell
low mark of circular form around the
top, but could not guarantee it as a
natural mark. If it were so, then it
was the most extraordinary mark of
it's kind he had ever seen. There was a
spirited competition for the egg. The
bidding started at 100 guineas, and
quickly rose by tens and twenties till
it reached the high price of 300 gum
cas-, at which figure it was secured by
II. G. Middlebrook, Edinburgh Castle
Museum, Regents Park.-London
Standard.
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full Of original ideas, fully as good as
the one sent in: that he was so loyal a
son of Buffalo that he was willing to
contribute the first one for nothing as
his contribution to the exposition, but
that all further ones asked for would
have a cash price and that price would
be invariably forthcoming in advance.
The sunny dispositions and the mild
and cheerful manner in which the Gov
ernments of some of the South Ameri-
can republics are carried on was beau
tifully exemplified recently in a letter
which Commissioners General Weber re-
ceived from William Elroy Curtis, the
special South American Commissioner,
who is now traversing that continent in
the interests of the great fair
Before Mr. Curtis sailed he was ask
ed to make special effort to secure as
a feature of the Peruvian display the
services of a band that to South Amer
lea was what Sousa's band is to the
United States
In his own land the leader of the Pc
ruvian band was as we'll known as is
the picturesque March King in this
country.
"Be sure and secure that band at any
COST" was Mr.. Curtis instructions. But
he didn't, as his letter to Commissioner
General Weber sorrowfully tells. In
brief the letter might be placed in con-
else form as follows: "The band was
somewhat involved in the last revolu-
ton here. 1t is dead
ROY CRANDALL.
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Some Curiosities.

Far down on Wentworth avenue is
the modest shop of a cobbler who, in
point of enterprise, might show the way
to his downtown competitors, says the
Chicago Tribune" Not only does he
offer to half-sole your shoes while you
wait, but he furnishing neat waiting
room and free cigar to every patron.
Extreme competition has driven a bar
Der shop on South Clark street to adopt
somewhat similar tactics. On the shop
window a sign is exposed which offers
a shave and a Good Cigar for Ten
Cents" The crops of whiskers which
are raised by the average dweller in
South Clark street lodging houses must
be seen before the liberality of this offer
can be appreciated On Madison street
a glove firm has hung out the we'll
known sign, kids Cleaned for Twenty
five Cents" while almost Immediately
above it a photographer has thrown to
the breeze q banner reading, -" Babies
81 a Dozen"
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*Keep to Your Place and
Your Place qufH Keep You.

your duties. If you want to leave $50
with me I'll secure you S2o0,00O worth
of preferred stock as soon as issued.
You'd better run up in four or five days,
as want you to keep track of things,
and if you happen to know a good sign
painter to get him to work on our sign.
Remember. it is The Great American
Rat and Mouse Trap Trust Goodby to
you-goodby, and you owe me no
thanks. You trusted in my integrity
"You havn't got any integrity"
shouted the landlord, as he was pushed
out.
-"and the man who trusts in Ma
jor Crofoot's integrity may be sure Of
his reward. Bring the bill for rent
when you come again, and goodby-and
goodbyi"-Chicago News.
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SACRAMENTOS ARE ON TOP.
WON BOTH GAMES FROM SAN
FRANCISCOS.
This Gives Them Good Lead in
the Percentage Figures at
Present.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ~. - Inc
Sacramento baseball team is now well
in first place in the race for the league
championship BY defeating the san
Franciscos in three straight games the
Canital City nine is now 40 points In
the lead, the percentage figures pelns'
Sacramento .591. San Francisco .54o.
The morning game played at Oakland
to-day was an exceedingly lively con-
test, resulting in the defeat or the pan
Franciscos In the afternoon the croWo
at Recreation Park was the largest
that ever entered the grounds since the
day of it's opening, when the balti-
mores played the All-Americas. EVERY
seat was taken and standing room was
hard to find There was not less imam
5000 people present. Nothing OF spe-
cial interest occurred until the nlntn
inning. Then Eagan batted a slow into
right field Hildebrand threw Wllu'
dragging Sullivan off his base. Stanley
came to the bat, and there was a gem
eral conference of the San Francisco
team in the center of the diamond
When they separated Umpire Graves
objected because the ball had been eA-
changed during the conference Tor an
other that one of the players had peen
carrying in his pocket. The objection
able ball was cast aside and the game
proceeded. Stanley then bunted, SWIM
dells fired the ball to Sullivan, VINO
muffed, but Graves called Stanley
back, on the ground that he had bunt-
ed the ball twice. An argument then
ensued between Stanley and Graves
which required police interference 10
conclude. Then Umpire Levy ordered
President Moran and Secretary-Treas-
Vrer of the California League off the
field They meekly obeyed, but soon
returned, and the game was ended In
comparative quiet. Score:
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Fish Tale From CaIicut.

A Moplah fisherman at Calicut on
Monday last and three other fisher
men were fishing in the Kalial River
with a dragnet. They had netted,
among other things. a mullet, which
tried to escape, whereupon the Moplah,
unable to let go his hold Of the net,
stopped down and snartly caught the
fish between his teeth. A moment after
he dived to free the net from one of
the stakes on which it had got caught.
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ten runs About 500 rooters were pres
ent from yisalia.
Score: Fresno II, hits II, errors z;
Visalia 1, hits 6, errors 8. Batteries
Monroe and Swartz; Cecil Overall and
Willis. Attendance 1900.
COLUSA WINS.
COLUSA, Aug. 20.-The Colusa team
to-day defeated the Athletics of Sac
ramento by a score Of to z.
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Probably Stolen Shoes.

The police have a pair of ladies' shoes
that were found last night and are sup
posed to have been stolen. The owner
need not be ashamed to call for them
they are only No. 80.
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Runs responsible for-Iberg 2 Ihree
base hit-Riley. Two base hits-StuItz,
Mclaughlin First base on errors-San
Francisco 4; Sacramento A. First base on
called balls-San Francisco 2; Sacramento
3 Left on bases-San Francisco 8; Sac
ramento s. Struck out-By Ibezg 4; by
Doyle 3. Passed balls-Swindells /: Men
efee 2 Time of game-1:55 Umpires-
Graves and Levy. Official scorer-Mc-
arla nd
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Under water, the fish being in it's own
element, got more vigorous, but IN
wriggling about it slipped the wrong
way and stuck fast in the mans quiet
The man was helped ashore ana a.
tempts were made to remove the nsns
but they failed, and the man u,eu
ffocation.-Amrita Bazaar Patrika'
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The difference between repartee and
impudence is in the size of the speaker.
Sweeping charges are made under the
head of appropriations for street clean
ing.
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*Eagan out on account of O'Connor's in
reference with fielding. One out when
min VIZ scored

Runs responsibIe tor-F1tzpatIlck 2. 4 Wo
base hit-Sullivan. Sacrifice hit-Stanley.
First base on balls-Sacramento g. Left
on bases-San Francisco 2; Sacramento Z.
Struck out-By Fitzpatrick 3; by Harvey
4 Hit by pitcher-Krug. Time of game
p hours Umpires-Graves and Levy,
Official scorer-Stapleton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hardware, bicycles, carts buggies, car
rlages, phaetons, Balm farm and header
wagons. Send for catalogue.
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For medicinal purposes drink "Glen-
brook" sour mash whisky. Theo
Blauth, 407 K street. Tel. POT.
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Perhaps one man in 500 is under the
thumb of his employe, and then be-
cause the underling has come into pos
session of some dangerous secret, or
has business hold" upon him.
Have wives more need Of sympathy?
or are they less nice in the choice OF
intimates and more reckless in conf
denees Marion Harland, in New York
Herald
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wATsoNVILLEs WIN.

SAN JOSE, Aug. 20.-The Watson
vile babies again defeated the locals
to-day through superior playing at
critical times. the score being to 8.
The home team commenced the run
getting in the third inning. but in the
seventh the visitors opened up a wide
gap with a bunch of well-placed hits.
They cinched their lead with two more
runs in the eighth.
Score: San Jose 3, hits 6. errors 81
Watsonville 6. hits 8, errors 3. Bat
teries-Borchers and Kent; Harper and
Morrow Umpire-O' Connell
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I have in mind one of the best and
most refined women 1 ever knew whose
infatuation for her Incompatible Mar
tha was the laughing stock of some, the
surprise and grief of others. Martha
disputed the dear souls will, oft and
again; gave more advice than she took.
and, behind her back, ridiculed her un-
sparingly-as many of the mistress
friends were aware. The dupe would
have resigned the affection and society
of one and all of her compeers sooner
than part with Martha.
Another lust could not live without
my Mary" The remote suggestion
throws her into a paroxysm of distress.
Her own husband knows it to be nee
essary to warn her not to tell this and
that business or family secret to Mary,
knowing the while, in his sad soul, the
chances to be against her keeping her
promise not to share it with her fac
totum-
Ellen is the bosom friend Of a third;
Bridget is the right hand, the coun-
selor and colleague of a fourth. A fifth
conf1des to her second-rate associates
that her faithful Fanny knows as much
Of family histories (and there are his
tories in the clam as she does, and that
sheAthe miscalled mistress-takes no
step of Importance without consulting
her.
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1re: Santa Cruz 3, Oakland /
FRESNO TIEs yIsALIA.

FRESNO, Aug. 20.-Fresno tied vi
salia for third place in the league
standing in a one-sided game here to-
day. Yellow fielding on the part of
Visalia in the first inning gave Fresno
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1t is the opinion of Professor 4ynual.
that blue-eyed women should Hiaily
black-eyed men.
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For
Bargains
in Houses
and Lots,
500 j ST

At % of actual value I have for sale
a splendidly located board and lodging
house of IA rooms, ready furnished and
doing a good regular business. Call for
particulars.
street at 81 800.
See 1880 I street. bargain for SS,0OO
Look at 160S and 1910 l street, for $500.
Terms on these very favorable.
Lots for $275, 40x160 at Fifteenth and
Sixteenth, u and V, above grade.
Lots Twenty-third and + streets; pay
nothing down.
Improve and simply pay interest on
lot.
Any OF Chandler estate at private SALE
HOUSES TO RENT
RENTS COLLECTED.
Money to loan in large or small amounts.
II a HANEHDn En0 Vc4
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6. o. HAYFORD, 500 j St.
AUCTIONS.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The nearly new modern Furniture,
Carpets, ETC., of a 5-room cottage,
all ready to move into. Rent OF
house, SIo. For particulars, ETC.,
see w. RI. SHERBURN,
323 X Street.
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SANTA CRUZ WINS TWICE.


SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 20. - The Oak
land baseball players were defeated
twice by the Santa Cruz nine to-day,
The score of the morning game was
3 to in favor of the local team.
Haines pitched for Santa Cruz and
Steffani for Oakland.
This afternoon a large crowd saw
the Santa Cruz boys again win from
Oakland, this time by score of ) to l.
Not run was made until the fifth
inning, when Daubenbiss' two -bagger
brought in one In the next inning
Streibs two-bagger brought in two
runs The Oaklands did not make a
run until the eighth. Daubenbiss and
Stenani were the pitchers. Five hits
were made off Daubenbiss and an
equal number off Stefani.
Score: Santa Cruz g. Oakland /
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THE CONFIDENTIAL MAID.
Note of Warning to the Unsophis-
ticated

Two thirds of the scandals that poison
the social atmosphere steal out, ike
pestilential fogs, through servants gos-
sip. We discuss the girl in our pea
chambers, and, if SO much stirred up
by her works and ways as to forget
what is due to our ladyhood, compare
notes in the parlor as to these same
works and ways. Being well-bred Wo-
men, the traditions of our caste pre-
vent us from making domestic grleV-
ances the staple of drawing-room con-
versation and the marrow of table talk.
The electroplated vulgarian never Calls
attention more emphatically to the ap-
sence of the sterling" stamp upon ner
breeding than when she chatters ma
bitually of the virtues and the faults
of her household staff.
On the other hand, the most sophls-
Gated of US would be amazed and con-
founded if she knew what a consplcu-
Gus part the generic ''she" plays in talk
below stairs and on afternoons ana
evenings out"