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BASS SEASON Is NOW OPEN

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Think of This Hot weather.

YoIl can do as much work IN one hour
and nifty minutes on a gas range as you
can in two hours and forty minutes on a
coal range.
ST. PAUL GAS LIGHT co
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Read the announcement OF the Hotel
Empire. New York City. on page OF
this paper.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23

PanSies. Pansies.
A choice stock of these most desirable
plants in full bloom L. l.. May & Co,
81 East Sixth street.
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Field, Schlick s co.
The Best Things in Town.

The best bargains Suits Jackets and Skirts this town has
SUITS Foy-three closed out oday odd sizes and
broken lnesall made styles grade kw "a z ~
dss Gs;5s 5as d9 s2f sold the way from $3.50 SI~ Is
SKIRTS Bicycle or Walking Skirts made of all wool
mems wear "eeds genuine Bannokbus and ~ E z ~
gOt cohgracefu shapes thoroughly made worth - d
from SITS to $lo75 Choice only ......... ASATA ~
JACKETS About so Jackessome regular stock and some
sample Jackets bought at less than half actual H@ "a q
manufacture They're positively $500 to YAA ANRA
$3.50 Wednesday special ASS% @F1
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BLACK HEADS ON FACE. No
Cure No Pay.

Your druggist will refund your money
IL Pazo Ointment fails 10 cure you. so cts
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WHY Be VlC1 lMIzED?

I No one was ever cured of cATARRH by
home treatrpent. Such thing is preposterous
We accept no case for the treatment of Catarrh
unless they present themselves in person at our
( lnfirnary, By our new method we have yet to
find the first case we failed to cure
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23

Wonderful in its composition and use
fulness," physicians say of "Orangeine. p"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23

Several election expense accounts were
filed with the city clerk yesterday.
city treasurer-elect, who expended $t59 50;
John E. Hall, First ward alderman, $50;
j. j. Parker, assembly. SS250; d. +.
PEBBLES assembly, S4e: Joseph Smith.
justice of the peace in Sixth ward. $3.50;
P. j. Quint for constable east of Wa
basha, $3.50.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at the
- End Of the Bridge. N.

A Hungarian residing at Barton and
an employe at the mines Mt that place,
met with very serious accident yes
terdny morning. which Will most likely
cause death. He was at work In the
mines and was caught by 4 fail OF soap
stone Weighing several tons. His body
was badly mashed and bruised and the
attending physicians thought his
chances for recovery were very doubt
ful. His name could not be learned.
John Moran, who for several years
mas been general road master Of tho
Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling railroad.
mas rendered his resignation, which
LOOK effect yesterday. The vacancy
mas been filed by MI. Abbott. Mr.. Mo-
ran VIII move to his fnrm near HoIlu-
way. t,II-l.T q
Mrs. Carroll Watson. formerly res
ldent OF this city. died at her honlc n:
Clarington. Saturday evening, and the
funeral took place yesterday afternoon.
Mt that place. T4l
Roy Young returned to his home in
Steubcnvillc yesterday, after n visit OF
several days with friends in the city.
r. T. Bosgs ana Cease Mcpherson
went TO Cinrington yesterday. to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Carroll Watson.
Samuel Stone. land WIN briggs went to
Piedmont yesterday to spend several
days at the Bresocls fishing camp.
John McFredrles. IT.. returned yester-
day from Piedmont. o.. where he hns
hecn for the past week nshing.
John McConville. OF HnncsvIlle, nrrIy-
ca here yesterday to spend several
dhys with relatives. III
Merton Gregory has returned from
newark. where he has been working for
several weeks pnst. 16 5l-S
Mrs. j. Il. Gordon returned Yesterday
from Il two weeks visit with relatives
at stcubcnvIllc. ~
David Boston returned yesterday
ems, Mich. ~ - -, i
;, Mrs, L. II. Stevens leaves to-day for
rowhalan. to spend n week with rcla-
Frank Branum was at Piedmont yes-
club. I,I =. -. 80 "' .
James McCuc. OF East Liverpool. was
day. - ~ ~ ' es'''-
william Lctzkns, Of Wellsburg was
day. - - : ee' " :
W, u: Rigs. OF Powhntan, WINS cnli-
ing on friends in the city yesterday. g
. virgil McConnnughy ia slowly I'm
proving after a weeks Illness, rs
,,,, a,arry Sells was In Barnesv3lc on
business yesterday. 6..i
Misses Emma Wright ana Anna Rob
cr'son returned to steubcnvIllc yostcr-
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WAS NOT FRANcY,s BODY.

Back River Floater Body Of Forest
Chamberlain, Drowned in January.
The ioater found in the back river on
Monday, June &c, supposed to be the
body of Wilmot Francy, of Toronto,
who was drowned April 1, was yester-!
day identified as the body of Forest
Chamberlain, Of Weiisburg, fifteen
year-old son of J. B. Chamberlain, who
was drowned at that place, ,,JanuaryS17, ),
1900. His father, now living In New
Martinsville, was in Wheeling yester-
day and saw Mr.. Sanford Furbee, the
undertaken for Foster & Watkins and
gave the description Of the clothing he
wore which corresponded with the
clothing on the body found In the back
river. The father is satisfied that It is
his son and will have his remains taken
from the Peninsuler cemetery to New
Martlnsville, for interment. 4,
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MouNDsv1LLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News Prom Marshall
County's Chief City. I

Il v . /. E
Cards are out, announcing the mar
riage of Miss Ida jane Norris. OF Shell
by county. Ohio. and William D. Tur-
ner, of this city, In the Presbyterian
church, at Shelby, on Wednesday. July
II. Mr.. Turner. who Is graduate Of
Bethany college, has been teacher In
the Wheeling high school for several
years, but recently resigned to accept
the prIncipalshtp Of the high school at
Shelby, Ohio.
Raymond Brown, the cook at the
Mound City hotel was arrested yester-
day. on warrant sworn out before
Justice Pierce, charging him with steals
ing pair Of patent leather. shoes. He
was fined S. and costs and In all he
paid $40, as he claimed to have paid a
man 81 60 for the shoes Saturday even-
ing. I. D,
Sunday was Il great dnyEln the his
tory Of Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church, when nInety-six OF the converts
OF the great revival last winter, weit.
received into full membership. Quitela
large number nre yet to be taken into
the church. ~ Il { =
IA The people here are making great
preparations for the celebration on July
4. The parade promises to'be the best
ever seen here and the other features
of the celebration are Of n high order
and all are promised a good time.
The Warrington fire department will
arrive here this evening. and will be
giyeE u warm welcome by the fire de-
partment OF the city, whose guests they
will be over night. All viii go to Sis
tersville on the Fourth. ~,
Charles Noller and j. a.. Schwab yes
terday swore out complaints against
the Ohio River Railrond Company,
charging It with violating the city ordl-
nance in regard to obstructlng streets.
The Rev. w. A. Williams has returned
to his homo here. after spending some
time at New Athens. Ohio, attending
the commencement exercises of Frank
lin college, or which he is president.
John Altman. well known here, where
he lived for some time, was accidentally
drowned ut Red House Shoals. In the
Kanawha, Sunday. ~ NJ
Mr.. and Mrs, s. A. Walton left ycster-
day for Pittsburgh, where they will
spend few days visiting friends.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones and little daughter,
Of McMechen, were the guests Of
friends here Saturday evening.
S. Risinger has sold a house and lot
in Grimes and McConnell's addition, to
Mrs. Florence Woods.
George Roberts, of San Francisco
Cal. Is visiting relatives here for a few
days. 49,
Mrs. a. Stnltz of tho Orchard, has
been quite Ill for several days.
The state board of pardons Is in SEES,
sion at the prison to-day.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs, ]. c. Simpson,
girl.
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OIL C1TY-River inches and falling,
Weather. clear and pleasant
WAfREN---Rircr .. of n foot. Wea-
Their. clear and warm. fT-'
GIEENSBORO-Rlv feet and
slowly rising. Weather. clear and
warm SO 4-r-l..i5 ,|
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z feet G
inches and stationary. Weather, clear
and warm. ts III e n
BRoWNsvILLE-Rlver Z feet and
rising.
PlTTSRURGII-River Az feet and
stationary. Weather. clear and warm
Observation-Disclosures 4 feet 3
inches and falling. Weather, clear and
warm. 50fIIs
PARKERSDURG-Ohio river G feet
and stationary. Weather, clear; mer-
curry. 70, Passed up-Queen City. Down
Duffy. Little Kanawha falling, Lo-
cals on time. jack Clegg, roustabout,
fell from the wharfboat yesterday
morning, and was drowned. His body
has not Yet been recovered.
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BoER WAR NOT ENDED.
Lord Roberts Thinks It viii Take
Three Months to Settle Affairs.

+ LONDON, July $3.50 u. NIT is
clear that Lord Roberts does not con-
slider the war in South Africa ended; US
he has put q stop to the return Of civ
illans. and has ordered the mining men
back to Bloemfontein. He Is credited
with thinking that three months, must
eiapse before affairs VIII be settled
enough to permit Of the resumption Of
business. A large body of British are
again reported to be In Swaziland.
+ General bundle has issued procla-
nation announcing that farmers dis
covered to be hatboring ex-burghcrs.
and not informing them. will have their
farms con1scated, and the receipts
they hold for goods rcquisitioned, can
.celled. Or Will be compelled to pay fine
of not less than half a crown per mbr-
gen on the area Of the farms. IS, i
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Amateur Base Bnl1,

The Drug Clerks south Of thsTc creek
defeated the Drug Clerks ;porth+df the
creek BIZ a score OF is to 10. ( The de-.
feated team tried about half q dozen
pitchers and at last had to call for an
outsider but he also was MI easy mark.
The first ball he pitched was hit fora
home run. Features were the pitching
OF Tappe, striking out eleven men, and
the battling of Ellsworth who made
two. home runs and a hit nearly every
time hn went to bat, The South Side
boys take the prize donated by Shurpe
q D0hme, Of BALTIMORE q. !. \ -. Is
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THE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Parkersburg. BEN HuR. midnight.
Steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
Sistersyille. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington ...LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. II a. m.
Pnrkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD. 1880 q.
Newport. JEWEL, II n. m.
Steubenyille.T NJ. BAYNE. 80 p m.
Slstersvillc. RUTH, 1880 p. m 5.Fl
Clarington....L LEROY, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
steubenylllc.T IT. NJ. BAYNEI. $50 d. m.
Sistersrille.. RUTH. a::3o p. m,
Clarington,.. LEROY. $3.50 D. m.
Charleston. ..kANAWI1A, 10 p, m, s.,
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The Fourth mt Mozart.

The Fourth at Mozart park has al
ways been, a day Of enjoyment for
thousands and the breezy hill top resort
offers great inducements to, those
anxious to escape the heat Of: a July
day. For Tomorrow, 1.-THE big day" at
the South Side park, Secretary Hand
Ian Will present many attractive picnic
features. Mayors band will render mu-
sic from u. m. to midnight. and as
usual the dancing and bowling pavil-
ions will be. in full SWING. --.,...
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= = y. ~ y = = ~
THUNDER STORM
Bursts Upon the Windy City, Killing
Several and DESTROYING Property.

Several and Destroying Property.
CHICAGO, July IA thunder storm
that suddenly burst upon Chicago to-
night. after a day of torrld weather.
tore down the tents of the Khorassan
karnival. at Looms and George streets,
caused n panic among 5000 persons. ana
did much other damage to property and
individuals throughout the city. Five
persons persisted. and numerous pros
ttrdtfons resulted from the intense heat
preceding the storm. 1t was by sev-
eral degrees the hottest dny this year,
the thermometer registering 81 at i
o'clock. When the storm camri the
mercury dropped rapidly. and by mid
night 1t had fallen 1G degrees The fol-
lowing fatalities We're reported:
Dead: Jacob Baker. of Polo, ILL.,: John
Kari. Mrs. Flora Griffith. Karl Joslar,
Henry Klock.
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Other Interstate Games.

AT Toledo Ri L
Toledo .........1 OF 40. 1i'A % is 4
Mansfield .....3 0 .D.1 0 0 90 o. 2
Batteries, joss and Hannatord; Ames
aud Fox, a1r EA5 =,H9i -Ha-
At Columbus '2@r''' r II L
Columbus 81 o 1 o o 0 O.f2 Of o .
New CastleN.,o 0 o 10 0 o. Il 3
Batteries Wolfe and Bovillc: Wads-
worth and Graltius.
AT Fort Wayne. .s RIFE
Fort Wayne 20 90 90 o-Iio 80 I S
Dayton ........O 0 OIL o. 3 o 80 10 .
Batteries. Robbins and Bergen; Moore
and Donahue ~ ~ i - ~ srl.l
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Gardner and Mcclellncnrd =: Draw.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 1.-THE box
Ing contest tonight attic Nllllvale
opera house, between Jack alcClellRnd,
of this city, and Oscar Gardner, .;of
Wheeling. was declared a draw after
twenty rounds Of fast and clever. fight
ing. McClelland had far the best Of It
at long range, but Gardner did great
work at close quarters. The referees
decision was well received by the large
crowd present. u III r. -
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A Powder Mill Explosion

Removes everything In sight: so do
drastic mineral pills. but both /, aro
mighty dangerous Don't dynamite tho
delicate machinery OF your BODY With
calomel, croton oil or aloes mills, when
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. which ara
gentle MS summer breeze, do the
work perfectly. Cures Headache, Con.
SITUATION. Only &c at Logan Drug Co.'S
drugstore, - = 80 % . .
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PROPOSALS.
N&twsare PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Scaled proposals will be received at the
office OF the General Manager, Mounds
Vile, w. Va. until L. o'clock noon, July
Il. 1900. for tho graduation ana masonry
on Sections |. ., 3 and l Of the Pittsburgh,
Conncllsvil!c Il Wheeling Railroad Z Z
Plans. profile md specifications may be
seen ut tho Office OF Chief Engineer.
Moundsville. on and after July 7th.
The right Is reserved to reject any or Gil
bids EDGAR ~. HOLMES,
1c31 General Manager !,
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Along the Lnndine.

The marks at p. m. Monday showed
5fcct inches and falling.
The Kanawha leaves Pittsburgh to-
day at noon, instead of p. m, on ac-
count of falling water and will clear
Wheeling for Charleston tonight at
10 instead OF her usual hour, Wednes-
day. at G:30 a. m. &
The Queen City Will not arrive on the
up-tr'p until II o'clock this. morning,
owing to low water and heavy business
below She may not be able to 20
through to Pittsburgh. but will be here
Thursday at n. m. for Cincinnati
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES.
IN MEN WANTED-By jewclry manu-
fdcturcrs: salary and expense guaran-
tecd; write for particulars ut once, or
send money order for 81 10 for sample OF
lilgin or Wnltham, full Jewel. li-k nlled
watch. retailing at SIS with privilege OF
returnlng); guarantee for g years IN
every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO, Milwaukee, Wis. lem ;
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Inability to Hit Howell

1 ST. LOUIS. Mo, July 2.-Inabllty to hi,
Howell beat 81. Louis today. Brooklyn
PUNCHED her hits when they were needed
Aitetnahce' -'y" score; r II L
81. Louis .....e 0 0 0 o1-o.1 o. II
Brooklyn ,'.,'o 22 90 90 As II
Earned runs. 81. Louis 2. Brooklyn :,
Batteries. Powell and Robinson: Howell
and Mcclure. Time. 2lb Umpire, I,rs,
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To-DAYs GAMES.
New York ut. Cincinnati. By,
Philadelphia at Chicago.

! PITTSBURGH, Pa, July .. = Lever
pitched another gtt-elged game, and d.
men was but little behind him In effective
ness The one Boston single was the
sscratchlcst OF the scratchy.r and I'm error
let the run ina three-bugge: and passed
ball scored one, and two hits scored the
second run for Pittsburgh. Attendance,
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INTER STATE LEAGUE
s STANDING oFicLuBs.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
/. YOUNGSTOWN, s: Wheeling, A. {,
3a5 Toledo 9; Mansfield. 4. J3
( Dayton, 7; For. Wayne. 3.
a.HH.HFgA MD 'C,Olutn hiis =. New rustlr
,3To-DAY's GAMES.
No games scheduled.


Special Dispatch to the 1ntcillgencer.
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio. July 1.-TWO ex-
pensivc errors by Poole and Rothermel,
coupled With n pair OF hits. gave Youngs-
town victory over Wheeling to-day. Had
II not been for Pooles home run. with
two on bases, III the sixth inning. the
stogic Makers would not have come with
In hailing distance Of the winners end.
Two more hits camc$in that inning, but
Rosebrough tsteaded down, striking out
the next man, and shutting them out In
.one. two, three order In the succeeding In
ninss. youngstown has signed Boyle and
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WE WANT "A .FlRST-CLASs SHOE
w salesman with experience and es-
'tnbllshed trade. 10 carry our entire line
Of Women's. Misses. Children's and In-
fnnts popular priced shoes through West
Virginia: man who resides In state (NVhpcl-
Ing preferred). Apply Mt once. giving full
particulars. HARRISBURG BOOT 4
SHOE MFG CO.. Harrisburg. Pa. jc30
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TRY ALIENS F0OT=EASE

a powder, TO be shaken iIteo Tho shoes
,lonr rect feel swollen. nervous and hot.
iect or tight shoes. Try ALIENS Foot Enace
y y coo'e ne feet and makes walking easy.
cures swollen. AwbhtIng fccl, lnnro,yin1
nails nails busters ma cqllous spots, TtciIevcs
r"st AMI unc c nmin,ohH Sf az pnln and clven
az druggists md shoe stores for ri .Trin,
.t"d rREE, Address. Allen 4. DIN.
- = - - ~ Az u ,5Slg tth&1
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SALEsMEN WANTED.

ANTED-NIAE OF GOOD CHARAC-
VI TEN: deliver ana collect for old cs-.
year and expenses guaranteed. Address
MANUFACTURER, Cd floor $50 Dearborn
St, Chicago. r-. .gr r. tcl6-m&s
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Home run. Poole Two base hits. Bay,
Dundon 3. Menny ]. Consalton /. Double
rralys. Noblltt and Boyle. EFT. on blses,
Youngstown 4. Wheeling 7..d Bases on
balls. of sRosebroush .. off Congalton ].
ton G. Time. two hours. Umpire. Glitch.
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DRIVERS, Cheeks Lofters, 8 Mid
Irons. Washes, Driving Irons, Puteters,
Golf Balls. Tees, Caddy Bags. every,
Ting Tor golfers, at JASON &C.
STAMPS. Peabody Building.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

a YESTERDAYS GAMES
Cincinnati o. New York G. 80
Pittsburgh 2. Boston l. sea
rs Brooklyn S. St. Louis .
Chicago G. Philadelphia O..
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DIR. HENNIG'S Cough Syrup Is the
only remedy that, cures Whooplnc
Cough. 25c and 60c. tts&w.2
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: NO menu Is complete without Cooks
Imperial Extra Dry Champagne on 1t.
II not on ask for II.
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BY your provisions to-day. All gro,
Gerry stores Will be closed all day We'd
nesday. fsg,5. III
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TRAVEL.

~ UROPE*N TOUR "A PARTY OF
NJ SIX wanted 10 sail in August. Terms
reasonable. Write for itinerary Refer
encc given and required. Conducted by
MISS COVER. Winchester. Vn. 1y2'
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PICNIC, Mozart Park, July 4. In
cline runs all day. 80 4
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yXTANTED - AT ONCE. ExPERI-
{ w ENCED SALESLADIES to work in
Dry Good Store. Address DRY. Goods"
care this Office. ly2 Z
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PICNIC, Mozart Park, July d. In
cline runs all dry. ~.
No Right to Uplinese

The woman who " lovely In face
form and temper viii always hnvn
friends, but onc@who would be at,rnctivc
must Keep her health, II she Is weak.
slclsly nnd MI run down she win IL"
nervous md irritable, II she has con.
s,ipntlon or kidney trouble, her !mpi,r,
blood will cause pimplcs. blotchcs. sI,in
cruptioha and wrctchcd comptexlon
Electric Bittcrs IL the best medicine In
the world to regulate stomach. iIvor
md kidncya and to purify the blood II
slvca strong nerves. bright eyes, s,nooth
vrlvety skin. rich complexion. It viii
make Eood-looling: charming woman
at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug store. a.
GA 8 ToREA.
a R,,.. tho 'h' KIM 70! ?!e Always Bought
S's' y Nz2Azs1s.
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LOST.
.....LOST.....,

Between city and Bethany pike,
gold watch charm 10 cket, embossed
flower on one side. Finder VIII be
rewarded by returning to Intelli.
ecnccr office.
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Phillies Shut Out,

CHICAGO. July 2.-Philadrlphla SUI.
fcred shut-out in to-day's game. Taylor
was on the slab. and held tho visitors
down to three scattering hits. His support
was almost perfect. The locals punched
their hits In good style, and hud lit,lc dr.
iiculty in winning. Attendance. 1000. Tho
score; gaZ-S .5- II II Il
Chicago ...E..c 0 o 0 O 02 2 GO q
Phiiade!phia $50 0 0 0 0 0 o 90 3 i
EARNED runs. Chicago 4. Batteries, ray.
Tor and Donahue: Donahuc nnd Mct'ar.
land, Time. 1H7. Umpire. Terry
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OYerasMork Weakens
an Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once eYerY three minutes 49,.
kidney trouble.

NSuSiSst .Gf,l Il sllsff ,II3
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
4 they had heart trouble. because the heart Is
. oVer-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
! ltused 10 be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming In kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
BY first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Dr.. Kilmer's
Swafnp-Root, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. It stands tho highest for lis
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
s1d Ii i i s11s 9n ~ n merits '3,x
cent and one-dollar az- .ii!f
es. You may have s'ssssstsl. ka...yISEEtsg w
sample bottle By mail Homo Of swnmpRoo,
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If youihave kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing DR.. Kilmer
4 Co.. Binghamton, MY.
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