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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28
Chronic Nasal catarrh poisons

every breath that is draYn into the lungs
the remedy for its cure A small olantis
ty of Ely's Cream Balm placed into tha
nostrils spreads over an inflamed and an
cry surface, relieves immediately tba
painful Inflammation, cleanses. heals and
cures. Drying inhalants. fumes. smokes
and snuffs simply develop dry catarrh.
they dry up the secretions which adhere
to the membrane and decompose. canso
ing a far more serious trouble than tha
ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid ali drv.
ing inhalants. use Ely's Cream Balm. II
IS reliable and will cure catarrh cold In
the head and hay fever easily and pleas
antly. All druggists sell it at so cents. or
IT will be mailed by Ely Brothers. Sc war
rem St.. N. Z.
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FOR THE RACE TOMORROW.

Speedway Events to BE Preceded
by a Street Parade.
The parade of the Capital City Driv-
Ing club will start from Rice park at
o'clock. Following the speeding horses
will come all sorts of fine horses and
equipagcs arranged by classes.
The line will be along st. Peter to
Sixth street and down to Sibley, return
ing by Sixth and Summit to the speed
way where the races viii take place.
DR.. A. J. Stone. the grand marshal.
win be assisted by Adjt. Gen. George c,
Lambert, Maj. E. D. Libbey, Brooks
Henderson and-Dr. E. H. Whitcornb.
The races will begin Immediately after
tie parade.
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OUT FOR THE MONEY.
Taylor Will Play Vardon Before the
Club Offering Largest Purse.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-In view of the
strong desire on the part of Eastern golf
players to see a match between J. B.
Taylor and Harry Vardon. Mr.. Taylor,
through his manager, Mr. Coke, Of Golf,
today, in writing, made the following
proposition:
He CFaylor) will play Vardon a thirty
six-hole match on Oct. 8, on the links Of
the cub in the metropolitan district
which will offer the largest purse for the
exhibition, the entire amount of the purse
TO go to the Galveston relief fund through
the chamber of commerce of New York
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THIRD BALLOT.
Totals -. b I'd. .126

The announcements that Van Hoven was
nominated, fairly raised the house Mr..
Murphy came forward and moved to
make the nominatidh Unanimous and this
added to the din. IT was some time be-
fore order was restored. Mr. Murphy
congratulated his opponent and declaring
that he would help to secure his election.
Mr. Van Hoven thanked the convention.
BETz FOR AUDITOR.
For auditor LouiSIBetz was announced
and his nomina tionsw4s by reclamation.
That work might bel facilitated the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to sug-
gest nominations for county commission
ers for the several districts:
First ward, NJ. MuiIane; Second ward,
Z. Kelley; Third ward. j. Ehrmanntrant;
Fourth ward, ]. Covington; Fifth ward.
Z. l. Holcombe. Sixth ward. NJ J. Moran:
Seventh ward, James King; Eighth ward,
q F. Carey; Ninth ward. John Brebban,
Tenth ward. 7. Mccain: Eleventh ward.
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SECOND BALLOT
Murphy. Van Hoyen. Mics
MR.. MIEsEN WITHDRAWs.

Anton Miesen them forged his way to
The front of the hail. and was Loudly
cheered:
thank you for your support gentle
men,. he said, land if have any friends
in this convention, l wish they would
vote for Peter Van Hoven''
Ed L. Murphy, standing well down in
the center aisle. was livid, as he saw
TINS turn In the tide, Mr.. Miesen had de-
cl1ned to sustain the tactics of his chief
lieutenant, Frank Huber
The Miesen strength was a free agent.
The Van Hoven forces greeted Miesen's
speech with cordial cheers, and on the
third ballot they were rewarded by vic
tory, the vote being.
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ixth ward-samuel Deering.

Sixth Ward Samuel Deering.
Seventh and Part of Eighth-Left omen.
Tenth and Eleventh Wards and Caun.
try Towns-John Owens
Eighth and Ninth Wards South of
Tracks-William Butler.
Eighth Ward, West of Western Avenue
George f.. finland.
Eighth and Ninth Wards, North Of
Tracks-Janles Rockford
No call for adjournment was necessary.
AS soon as the nominations for repre-
sentatfves were finished, the house was
emptied in hurry and the convention
was at an end.
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FOR THE sEAwANHAKA CUP.
Foreigner VIII Contest at the Roy
al St. Lawrence Races.

MONTREAL. Sept. ga British boat
wanhaka cup during July, 1901. The sail
ing committee Of the Royal st. Lawrence
Yacht club has accepted the challenge of
Societe des Regates du Havre, member
of the Royal Northern Yacht club, and Of
the Island Sailing Club of Cowes. The
challenge was officially supported by the
Island Sailing Club Of Cowes.
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elliot Won the shoot

OMAHA, Neb., Sept N.-The principal
event at the Dupont gun shoot today
was the match at 100 live birds between
j. A. 3. Elliott, of Kansas City, and
Frank Parmlee of this city.
Elliott Won by one bird. Score 90 to
s. There is great rivalry between the
Two: This is the fifth match they have
Elliott two.
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he first ballot resulted:


Owing. however TO double counting of
the Third wards vote, the tellers report
ed total of 800 votes cast, or fifteen more
than there were in the convention.
The second ballot twas then ordered.
When the roll had been called, Frank
Huber tried to swing AIiesen's fifteen
votes in the Fourth ward to Murphy. 1t
was not allowed, however The vote was
as follows: ~
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siIer and Housemnn Bankrunt.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2z-George Siler. the
prize fight referee, and Lou nj. House
man, the boxing exhibition manager.
today. Siler scheduled liabilities Of
~, l50, and Houseman of IS, 1853. Their
combined assets were pui at 800
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28
CENTRAL Roys LOSE.
Carleton College KtcLers Win the
Football Game.


NORTHFIELD. Mimi, Sept N.-An
ideal day greeted the first game of foot
ball on the Carleton gridiron. Much IN
terest was manifested in the game from
the fact that the ST. Paul high school
had already met the university team,
furnishing ground for comparison pc
tween Carleton and the university, VINO
play on Saturday Game was called at
Ais Brubaker. of Carleton, kicked OF, off
Gains for Carleton were made by NC
Outlook, Rose and Wilcox. Near the end
of first half Rose made a brilliant run
of thirty-fve yards for touchdown for
Carleton The first half ended with the
ball near center of field. Score, S to 0 In
favor of Carleton. Liggett kicked off
for st. Paul in the second hat. In sec
ond half the ball was in play in center
of field most of the time. Gains for st.
Paul were made by O'Brien and Liggett.
There was much punting. The whole
game was characterized by much wrang-
ling. Game called with ball in earle,
tons position on st. PauPs thirty-yard
line Score, to O.
The lineup was as follows:
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LaaITy natted Tor Wills in ninth.
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2: two-basa
hits, Sheckard, Kelley, DahIen; first base
on errors, Boston l, Brooklyn 1; left on
bases, Boston 8. Brooklyn 4; struck out,
by McGinnity 4, by Willis 2; sacrifice
hits. Hamilton, Long, Stahl, Jones, Keel
er; stolen bases, Tenney, Collins; bases
on balls, by McGinnity 8; double play,
rreeman, Tenney and Long; hit by
time, 1856; umpire, Hurst; attendance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28

came forward with the name of Edward
Peterson.
Two ballots were necessary, Metzdorf
winning on the second ballot. Like the
preceding contest finish was quickly
brought by one of the candidates, Peter
son withdrawing in favor of Metzdorf.
The first ballot for treasurer resulted:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28

BROOKLYN, Sept. 27-McGinnity was
tnvincible today, with the exception of
the sixth inning. Boston scored two runs
on a hit by pitched ball, an error,
sacrifie and Tenney's sacrifice. Brook
lyn won the game in the seventh, when
three runs were scored on three singles
and a double. Kelly was removed from
the game for kicking. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28

condition. His gavel, from frequent ap-
plication to the board top of a table. was
in damaged condition, while, between
settling points of order and recognizing
the hundreds that would insist on con-
Stunning time, his voice was becoming
hoarse
The first ballot resulted:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28
ONE GOOD INNING.
Cincinnatis Bunched Their Hits and
Beat Pitfsbura

hits, thinner; three-base. hits, Clarke,
Beckley; sacrifice hit, Irwin; stolen bases,
Wagner, Barrett HartseI 81; double
plays, Steinfeldt and Kahoe; first on
balls, off Waddell, l; off Newton. 4:
struck out, by Waddell 4: by Newton. I:
wild pitches, Newton, 2; time, 1:45; UNI
pire, EmSlie.
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Earned runs. New York 2: first base an
errors, Philadelphia 5, New York 1; left
on bases Philadelphia 6, New York 5; first
base on balls, off Dunn 4, off Hawiey 1;
struck out. by Dunn l. by Hawley 4; sac
rifice hits, Thomas Doyle; stolen bases,
Slagle, Davis, Grady 2; double plays,
cross. Laioie, Delehanty 2; umpire Sny
DER time hours; attendance, 500.
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country, chas. Mccarron,

Thos. Smith; country, chas, Mccarron,
Jacob Faust
CONTEST FOR TREASURER. TITO.
While they were comforting. nomina-
tlons for county treasurer were called for
william Foelsen named Michael r. Kahn
l. .. McDermott nominated Peter J. Metz
dorf and R. I. Holcombe presented the
name of Conrad Miller AS the nomina-
ions were being closed J. o. Cederberg
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28

Democratic candidate for county com
missioner in the First ward, was born in
Mount Carmel. Wabasha county, Illinois,
March "A. 1848. In November 1866 he
came to ST. Paul, and has lived here ever
since. He Is now manager of the meat
department at Yerxa Bros He is of Ger
man descent. and is prominent among the
Germans of this city. Mr. Weyld has
been Democrat always, and will make
a very strong candidate.
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GIANTS STILL WIN.

could Have Had shut-out with
. Proper Fielding.
NEW YORK, Sept 27.-The New Yorks
won from the Philadelphias by good bat
ing IN the fourth inning. The Philadel-
phias got all their runs through rank
neldng, Hawley pitching well enough to
secure shut-out. The New York club
mas secured Murphy, an outfielder, from
Norwich Conn., Score:
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BRoOkLYN TOOK A CLOSE ONE
FROM THE BEAN
EATERS
PIRATES LOSE ONE MORE
cincinnati Took Them Into Camp
in a Pitchers RattIe-PhiI-
lies Lose to New
York.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
philadelphia at New York
st. Louis at Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28
What IS YOUR DISEASE !?

MEN Unnatural losses, nervous debility and weak
any case that has not reached tbs stage of epilepsy
uits or insanity. By the ewelectro-chernic treat
ent any results Of youthful indscretions, shrunksn
organs sexual weaknessand any of tho other signs
Of early decay. can be permanently cured TO STAY
CURED. - = ~
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
TALE OF TWO LIARS.
anywhere,

Two liars met on the street, re-.
ports the Atlanta Journal.
"Hot enough for you?" asked
one.
"No! This is winter" replied
the other, compared to what !
suffered in Cuba"
"But it was hotter in Porto
Rico, where was. 80 .
"Get out. 1t couldn't be any
hotter than it was in Cuba.
saw a man in Santiago one day
lean against a brick wall and in
five minutes he was. cooked to a
cracklin'."
"That's nothing" said the
Porto Rican liar. 'Tt itr just tg U
hot on the seacoast of Porto Rico
Pelicans down there in Ponce get
cooked fish by simply dropping
their prey on rock and holding
it there for minute. In the in
terror people don't have cook
stoves. They use the tin roofs of
their houses"
"It must be rather sultry down
there" admitted the Cuban liar,
"but in Cuba it is hot, | tell you,
When they want a barbecue they
just knock a beef in the head
He falls to the ground and is i'm
mediately roasted. Then they
pull a few boiled cocoanuts off the
trees and have their feast"
At this point in the discussion
several timid citizens who had
been listening turned up their
collars and began shivering from
the chilly atmosphere Of Atlanta.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

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Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
BALBOA BLASTS.

1t is much warm down here.
Mrs. G. W. Runsick is on the
sick list.
Sorghum making is the order
of the day,
Health is not very good in our
community.
The farmers are preparing for
wheat sowing.
Cotton picking will be in full
blast in another week.
After a long continued drought
we are now having plenty ofrain.
Our school has progressed
nicely. 1t will close Friday, the
14th.
W. A. and G. L. Franks are on
a trade for Alex Rush's farm on
the Evening Shade and Sidney
road.
The election went off all right
go far as we know. Of course
Hutch carried the day here, as
usual.
The protracted meeting at
Pineville! resulted in nine con-
versions and additions to the
church.. h"'' '
c,The cotton crop through this
section is cut short at least one
third Late corn will not make
anything.
Since so many protracted meet
ings the people have about caught
up with their sleep and are now
ready for more gatherings.
Rev. Lowry failed to meet his
regular appointment at this place
Sunday on account of the quar-
terly meeting at Palestine,
Bryan men are thick around
here. 1t is Bryan and peace or
Mckinley and war. Which tick
ct do you prefer? Let US have
Bryan and peace.
Rev. j. W. Powell filled Rev,
Lowry's appointment here last
Sunday. Rev. Lowry will begin
protracted meeting at this place
the third Sunday in this month,
Success to the RECORD.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
FiTZSiMMONS' RULES,

Robert Fitzsimmons, the pugi-
list, was recently asked how he
managed to preserve his health
and strength in such a great de-
gree at his age, when he said;
cts just living right. You
don't have to get old carly if you
don't want to.
Fighters are usually past their
prime at 25 and old mon at 80.
So foolish people think that ply
sical condition cannot outlast
those few years.
cts not time, its foolishness,
that makes men old.
Drink, late hours, cigarettes
in youth, and the idea some men
have that the way to have fun is
to ruin your health-those things
make young men old,
81 live quietly, sleep regularly,
drink moderately, u little ale or
beer, never spirits. | would as
soon learn to crochet as to smoke
a cigarette, In fact, I'd rather
crochet. II a man criticised me
for doing that | could give him
some kind Of an answer, or at
least give him a punch for criti-
cising, But if he caught me
smoking a cigarette, I'd have to
confess that ! had gone wrong.
81 keep young because | live
tho way we were intended to
live"
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
8 $4,000.
1t is Estimated that Da,'is' Ma
jority will be That Much.

Full returns are not in from all
quarters of Arkansas, yet ensugh
is known to justify the statement
that Jeff Davis has been elected
governor by an increased major
ity. tits estimated that the Davis
majority will be at least $4,000
and the Arkansas Gazette esti-
mates the majority at 10000.
Remmel's vote is not nearly so
great as it was four years ago,
while Uncle Alb Files, the popu-
list, has not blacked the board
anywhere,
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

Mr. Remmel said all along that
his election to the gubernAtorial
chair would be worth millions Of
dollars to Arkansas. The people
did not see itthat way, and Mr..
Remmel can now continue to lend
his services to the Mutual Life
Insurance Co., Of New York, q
trust which he ably represents in
this state,
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

Although the war in the Phil
ippines is "over' and has been a
thing of the past for lol these
many months, the administration
is anxious TO get moro troops into
the islands. The war being over
it is the supposition that McKin-
ley & Co., desire only to show off
the Philippine scenery to the
soldier boys. One bad feature
of this arrangement, however, is
that many more surgeons are
needed in the Philippines. A
dispatch dated Monday says
many army posts in that tropical
climate are without doctors and
that there is no relief for the sick
and wounded in many places.
Peally, this war is serious thing
| q serious condition now con-
nts The American people.
oraham Lincoln put IL that "no
is good enough to govern
aao ler man without that other
rs consent" This setiment
I'D have prevailed long ago
$ country in her treatment
.ipinos.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

One walked into a clothing store
and called for an overcoat.
The two liars went across the
street to look at the drug store
thermometer. When they found
it registered only 93 degrees they
strolled into a nearby saloon
and called for hot-scotches.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
Application to Sell Land.

NJ office is hereby given that the undersigned
IL as administrator of the estate ofJ. NJ
McCord, deceased, will apply by petition TO
the Probate court Of sharp county ~ the Sep,
tember term thereof, 1900, (which VIII be begun
and holden on Monday the nth day OF said
month"; for no order OF said Court authorizing
and ordering the sale Of the lands and tene.
meGts OF which said deceased died seiled aud
possessed, TO enable the administrator to pay
the debts, legally adJudged against said estate
Glytn under my hand on this 9th day Oh
August, 1900,
G, j. wilson, Admr.
j. NJ. MgCord Estate
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
SCRAPS OF NEWS.

at Brinkley, September lst.
There are six prisoners in Jail
at Magnolia charged with MUIR
der.
J. D. Walker of Dardanelle
made an Intellectual attempt to
commit suicide by taking strych-
nine.
! Henry Newman, a German,
aged 70 years, was found dead at
his home in Arkansas county last
Sunday. Pe
Ed EastonI a., has been SEN
fenced to hang at Perryville
October 26 for the murder of Ed
Marshall.
4 St. Louis company is pros
pecting beyond Cushman for
phosphate of lime, and is ship
ping samples.
Charles Ring exhibited radish
at Newport which measured 10
inches in length and II inches in
circumference.
The gin house belonging to
S. W. Owen of Pine Bluff was
burned Saturday night, entailing
a loss of $4,000.
The Black Rock Blade is pub
fishing a series of copyrighted
articles on "Pearls, How to Find
and How to Value Them"
Jody Ingram fired four shots
from a pistol at Dr.. Upton at
Fayetteville, but his aim was bad
each time he pulled the trigger.
DR.. Samuel M. Taylor died at
Pine Bluff September 1, A re-
markable incident about his death
is that he was buried at the place
of his birth and on the anniversa-
ry of his birth.
Charles P, Curry, the only son
of W. A. Curry of Huntington,
was killed at Manila, Philippine
Islands on the 10th day of last
June, the news of his death not
reaching his parents until a few
days ago,
An Italian colony has been
formed a few miles distant from
Sprin gdale. The colony num-
bers about 300 people, and has
its own postoffice, church and
schools. 1t is fast developing
AMI has prospects of greater
population in the near future.
AT Warren last Tuesday night
as Rev. E. A. Tabor was return
ing to his hotel he had a narrow
escape from serious injury at the
hands of lawless ruffians who
threw several brickbats at him,
Rev, Tabor is a field worker for
the Anti-Saloon League OF Ar
kansas, and had just concluded a
stirring temperance address at the
church, which no doubt provoked
the resentment of the tough ele-
ment, who, under cover OF dark
ness, made an assault upon him.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
Editors Awful Plight.

+, VI. Higgins, Editor Seneca,
(Ills.) News, was afflicted Tor years
with Piles that no doctor or remedy
helped until he tried Bucklen's Arr
nica Salve, the best in the world,
He writes, two boxes wholly cured
hlm. Infalhble for Piles, Cure
guaranteed, Only 25o, Sold by
W, G, Snow, druggist,
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07
Arthur Sewall,

Arthur Sewall, democratic
nominee for vice president four
years ago, is reported by the pa
pers to be dying at his home at
Bath, Maine, Of congestion,
Wednesday, papers say he has
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

The vote received by Files,
populist, for governor, is an in
dication that that party has about
gone out OF business in Arkansas.
They have all about returned
from whence they started.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

Arkansas sets the pace as an
indicator Of the November olec-
ton at 10000 majority for do
mocraoy.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

Crawford county went entirely
democratic Monday for the first
time in eight years.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-07

been unconscious for several
days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
A GRAND SUCCESS.
The Presbyterian Bnsaar win Prove ~.
nanclaiiy Al Right.

The Presbyterian nnraar win Prove w..
naaeiaIiy Al Right.
The NRalse Bazaar. talked Of the
past ten days by the ladies' OF the Pres
bytcrian church, developed into actual
realism last night. when the room re-
Gently occupied by the Public Library
association In the Commercial club
building presented large crowd OF la,
dies and gentlemen.
They had been drawn tkither to help
out a good cause. and from all accounts
they ala not forget their pocket books
which were called into requisl In as
hey moved around the hal and stopped
at each ana every booth.
This means. Of course, that the booths
we're well patronl1ed. and that the la
dies In charge to-day are wealing n
nancial' SMILES
The room Is artlstlcally arranged, and
the party who proposed 20 write Il up
IN fashion plate style called to-day
and pleaded ignorance. thus the whole
matter has devolyed upon the sporting
editor. who states positively that Rev.
Beatuc aud his estlmablc wife, with
the other members. could not have ar
ranged matters better to pick up the
spare dimes and nicklea
The musical program was fne and
each member rendered most excellent
ervice.
The program tonight viii be as fol-
lows; Vocal solo, Mrs. Vargas plano
solo. Miss Carolyn Bough vocal sOlos
Miss Mabel Fitch. Mr.. Grlmmer. Marie
Voorhees,.