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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
POPULAR WANTS
SITUATIONS ANNIVERSARIES

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES
Anybody out of work I'm st. Paul or
minneapolis may insert nm adycr-
tisement under this heading free
of charge.
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A SMART. young girl of eighteen wishes
place to work for board, no wages,
at spare time. Address w 8, Globe.
CLERK Position wanted by young
lady as clerk IN confectionery or de-
partment store; speaks English and
German. Address 30 East Ninth st.
DEMONSTRATOR-W Woman of ability
and experience wishes position as
demonstrator; can give references.
HOUSEKEEPER-W position rs
houselSeeper by widow in widower's
family; best of references. Mrs. Por-
ter, S95 North Washington st.
KEEPER-Wanted by a compe-
tent and reliable housekeeper, with best
or address Housekeeper, 356 jerks st,
st. Paul.
HOUSEKEEPER-M aged lady
wants situation as housekeeper in small
family, Mrs. NJ. Walker, 594 Jack
son st.
HoUsEKEEPER-Y woman wants
place as housekeeper; has small boy;
Call or address Albany hotel, Minnesota
st. near Fourth st, room 9.
EKEEPER-Middle. aged lady
would like place as housekeeper for
TWO elderly people or for widOwer; more
for a home than wages; references ex-
changed. AddI ess S. A, Merchants Ao-
tel
STENOGRAPHER-A competent expert
enced stenographer desires a position;
willing to accept reasonable compensa-
a ILL.,
STENOGRAPHER-Y lady stenog-
rapher, who can write a good, rapid
hand and thoroughly experienced In
business work, desires positions salary
moderate. Address B 4, Globe.
STEEOGRAPHER- Wanted, position by
a stenographer; can spell and punctuate
properly. also an excellent and rapid
writer of long hand; is in need of. work;
moderate salary. Address Box 432, city.
STENOGRAPHER-A good stenographer
wants position; three years experience;
familiar with office work; neat accur-
ate, good speller and writer; can fur
nlsh references. Address E. D., ga
Canada st.
TWO GIRLS WANT any kind of dav
work, or any easy dining room or Of
fee work Address or call at $50 Wa
basha ST., Room Il, city.
SEAMSTRESS would like plain sewing
in families by the day. Call or adj
ureSS o9V w dUaSna ST. tnlrd moor, room
8.
WANTED-A man who understands
handling and setting up furniture. 49,
AL Jackson st.
WANTED-By a competent and reliable
housekeeper, with best of city refer
ences, position where they pay at least
$40 month; understands dressmaking
also. Address Housekeeper, 210 Mount
Airy st, st. Paul, city.
WANTED-A place as wet nurse; young
and healthy. Call 104 East Fairfield
av., city.
Washing, ironing and house
cleaning; also cleaning Offices Ad-
dress G 12S West Sixth st. room AZ.
FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE-At 1888 Smith av, sofa
lounge, looking glass, rattan chair and
cushion, divan, hall stand, stove two
sewing machines, towel racks, spring
mattresses, bedroom set, dining room
chairs, tete-a-tete.
PUPPIES-For sale, some very fine fox
terrier puppies cheap; out of prize-win-
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and experience wishes position as
demonstrators; can give references.
1856, Globe.
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CLERK-Position wanted by young
lady as clerk in confectionery or de-
partment store; speaks English and
German. Address 30 East Ninth st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06

WASHING-A good laundress would like
to go out washing and ironing in prl-
Vate families by the day. III Carroll st
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STENOGRAPHER-A competent experi-
enced stenographer desires a position;
willing to accept reasonable compensa-
ton. Address 40 Fuller ST.
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WANTED-Position by a thorough news
paper man and all-around printer or
long experience; able to take editorial
charge or look after mechanical de-
partment Of first-class plant; good job
printer, English or German; want posi-
ton by Nov. l; state salary Address
ITO, Globe. St. Paul. MINI.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
RamSey-ss.
On this Sd day of October, 1900, before
me personally appeared John NJ.
Schwartz, to me personally known to be
the same person described In and who
executed the foregoing articles Of incor-
poration, and he acknowledged that he
executed the same as his own free act
and deed.
(Notarial SeaD NJ. HELWIG,
Notary Public, Ramsey County, MINI.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
RAMSEY-ss. Office of the Register Of
Deeds.
This is to certify that the within in
strument was filed for record In this Of
flee at st. Paul, on the Srd day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1900, at 3:55 o'clock p H.. and
that the same was duly recorded in Book
Of --- Pages -.
E. c. KRAMER,
Register of Deeds.
STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPART
ment of State.
hereby certify that the within instru-
nent was filed for record in this Office on
the Bird day Of October, A.. D.. 1900. at 4
o'clock p. M. and was duIy recorded, in
Book Y of interpretations. ON page SIS,
etc. ALBERT BERG.
Secretary Of State
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STENOGRAPHER-A good stenographer
wants position; three years experience:
familiar with office work; neat accur-
ate, good speller and writer; can fur
nlsh references. Address E. D., 544
Canada st.
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oh UA41UNS WAN1EU-E EMAIES
Anybody out of work I'm st. Paul or
Minneapolis may insert nm adycr-
tisement under this heading free
of charge.
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STENOGRAPHER-Y oung lady stenog-
rapher, who can write a good, rapid
business work, desires position; salary
moderate. Address B 4. Globe
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The time of the commencement of this
corporation shall be the 18th day of Oc-
toher, 1900, and the period of it's con-
tinuance shall be thirty go years from
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06

STEa OGRAPHER-W position by
stenographer; can spell and punctuate
properly, also an excellent and rapid
writer of long hand; is in need of. work;
moderate SALARY. Address Box 422 city
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALES.

out of work In st. Paul or
minneapolis may insert an adver-
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CLERK-Wanted, by trusty, temperate
man, good situation as clerk in grocery
store; have experience in store; will go
out of city. Address A. Boardman,
general delivery
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TWO GIRLS WANT any kind of day
work, or any easy dining room or Of
fee work Address or call at $50 Wa
basha St Room Il CITY
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BAKER-Wanted, position as baker in
city Or country town; understands res
taurant and lunch business. Address
M. Shannon, 10 East Ninth ST., St
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Ticket Office 400 Rcse-. Sat Tel. M
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AIIED-Y Dung men who need q bet
ter education; the Y. NJ. C. a. night
now; prices low. Apply at office. Is w.
Fifth st.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.

The rain interfered. and prevented
the completion OF the first game OF the
aWheellng-Fort Wayne ser.es yesterday
afternoon. The rain came Lui.rs tie
frs, half OF the fourth inning, and the
grounds were not fit for resumption o.
clay. This afternoon, th.r. viii be a
douole-hcaaer for one admission. the
first game starting at o'clock and the
second following utter a ten-minute In
Permission. The pitchers will be Poole
and Jones for Wheeling and Swain and
Frickent for Fort Wayne.
Thc game yesterday would probably
have resulted in defeat for Wheeling
had 1t continued. us Swain was Pitch
Ing an invincib!e game. the locals not
securing the. semblance OF q hit. Fort
Wayne scored q run in the first inning
on Turner'S error. an outfleld ily! and
Boyd's error In letting U return from
the outheld get through him.
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PITTSBURGH-Riv a3 feet and
falling. Clear and hot.
GREENSBORO-RIv feet and sta
tionary. Weather warm and threaten
ing. Adam Jacobs and Dewey down
Tuesday; Woodward and Edgar Cheer
UP. i,sis,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6 feet and
stationary.
STEUBENvILLE-R!ver feet 7
inches and stationary. Weather, clear
and warm.
OIL CITY-River inches and rising.
Weather, cloudy. and warm. with heavy
showers. Ez a.
WARREN-Rlver Mt low water mark.
Weather warm. with showers. ztss
CINCINNATI-RIver S feet . Inches
and falling. fall OF G inches since Inst
night, and fall OF inches since morn
ing. Weather. clear: mercury Sc. Bust
ness fair. with five arrivals and five de-
partures.
PARKERSBURG-Ohio river 6 feet 5
inches and falling, Weather, clear;
mercury 70. Passed up: H. X. Bedford.
Down: Valley Belle. Nellie Bartlett.
Little Kanawha Is falling.
LOUISV1LLE-Riye rising. with 4
feet s inches In the canal, feet inches
on the falls and Z feet below the locks.
Weather. clear and warm
POINT PLEASANT-Rtvcr feet 6
Inches md falling. Passed up: Avalon.
B. D. Wood. Cando. Belle MCGOWAN
and Boaz. The Coaro left for below
with coal. E.ta4 e..
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Kennedy-Collye1,

There was an intermission Of some
fifteen minutes until the principnls In
the main event. the twenty round fight
between Eddie Kennedy, the undctcat-
ed l4o-pounder. Of Pittsburgh. and
Frank collyer, OF Brooklyn, put In
their appearance. Kennedy came
through the ropes at 1918, accompan-
led by his manager. Jimmy" Mason.
John Bremen and Frank Harris.
There was n long delay before Coll
yer's party made their appearance.
Jimmy" Mason harangued the crowd,
and some shnrp-tongued spectator
came back with mn observation about
Mnson getting out of the weight stlpu-
lation by falling to post his forfeit at
the time specified in the articles OF
agreement. Finally. at 1o:io. collyer
put in his appearance. attended by
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George Sau and + Hnr,

George SnuEand Frank Hart. s.
When Referee Murphy announced
the event. he took occasion 10 say. that
catch weights had been forced by. the
Kennedy people. How much does
your man weigh p, asked a spectator
and Mason yelled back: ,sJust 14a,a
pounds, but the crowd cried out de-
rislvcly, evidently Sizing up Kennedy
several pounds heavier shan the
weight Mason announced. Z, X &.
Round both men come up to the
center Of the rims and dispense with the
Sizing up Of enchs other that Isl the,
usual thing In ring contests. With
lightning speed tiay rain the; blows
upon each other, with the head, neck
and body the target. For a minute 1t
appears that neither has the advantage
! In this very speedy game OF give (and
take. In fact, coIiyer cuts out a pace
that forces; Kennedy into the first clinch
of the round. but II was only a tempo
rary advantage, for a second or two
later Kennedy lands left with terrific
force Just below. the heart. and coilyer
drops Imply to the floor. with a look
OF agony on bis face thatltold the story
Of enc OF the most effective blows that
"a pusilist can plant upon an opponents
body Murphy begins his count, and
collyer raises himself upon one elbow.
and remains In that position until the
referee has reache eight when he
staggers to his feet. Kennedy. In the
meantime, had been waiting coolly for
his victim, but.Slf he, had anticipated
that Coilyer would assume the defen-.
sive and become an easy mark for a
well-planned and well-planted blow he
was mistaken. for Frank, with the des-
peration that comes in the moment OF
defeat, goes at, the Pittsburgher with
an activity that surprises everybody.
Kennedy, however. is watching for his
opportunity, and soon It comes, and he
sends in q hard right to. the left Jaw
that sends Cotlyer to the floor near the
ropes. Collyer tries to get up again,
but falls back and rolls over on his face
and Is counted cut. Time Of round. two
minutes and fifteen seconds.
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"a game next Sunday afternoon on any
grounds they might select. ),
BOWLING.

G Proprietor Fette, of the Harvest
bowling alleys. has arranged another
in,er-clty contest between the Cecilia
club, OF Allegheny, and . picked team
of this city. The date set for the
Wheeling games is September %. when
4 large crowd Will ACCOMPANY the visit
inG team, and the Allegheny games will
be bowled the following Sunday. Sep
TENDER 80. when quite q large deiegn-
ton of Wheeling rootes win accom-
pany the Wheeling boys. It will be
remembered that Wheeling gave q
team from Allegheny a severe druobing
last winter. The purse to be bowled
for will be decided upon later. The
games at Wheeling wifi be free OF ad-
mission.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28

pose of Frank Collyer Last Night
Before the Metropolitan Athletic
Cuba Great Preliminary.
Less than a round was required last
night by Eddie Kennedy, Of Pittsburgh,
10 knock out Frank Collyer, OF Brook
,yu, In their bout before the Metropol-
tan Athletic Club. at It's Fulton arena.
The fgh, was witnessed by crowd OF
nearly 500 people. who were dtsappotnt-
ed that 1t did not last longer. While It
lasted 1t was fast and furious. and 1t
was case OF the man with the harder
punch winning out In that two min
utes and fifteen seconds OF work neith-
er man, paid enys attention to ring
sclencc;seach was after the others vul-
nGrablc point from the start, and Ken
redy was lucky enough to strike pay
dirt" at Collyer's expense. twas that
blow under the heart that fixed Coll
yer; the actual Knockout blow that
came half minute later, was Just the
putting on OF the finishing touches.
The preliminary between Buzz Auber
and Mike Gilhooiey, Of Bridgeport, was
an eye-opener for most everybody,
.,u9c-! ac!u:sd. SrGilr clearly outpointi
ed his oproaeat, and -nsarly hal h!rI
out on one or two occasions. but owing
to the rule to declare draws when boti
men are on their feet, Githootay did not
get the decision. Gilhooley, declare the
experts. has a bright future ahead Of
him. II. he is taken in tow by an ex-
pe.itnced man. Y
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MoUNDsvIL1E BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County'st Chief City. q.

Several fights occurred here and ut
Glendale Saturday evening and Sun
day. John Tomiiuson was struck by a
brick and sustained q bad cash In his
hand while passing through the alley
back of Kulrs saloon. On Sunday ev-
ening about o'clock q free or-all &C.
CURED at the corner OF Second stree!
and Jefferson avenue: Bergen James
John Tomlinson, Bub Walters. Rober,
Burker and John Dodge were arrested
and given hearing, before acting
mayor Pierce last night. Several 9TH
ers who. participated escaped and have
not yet been apprehended. IA
The Moundsville, Benwood & Wheel
ing Railway Company are. building u
big retaining wall below their; track
rear the Glendale coal mine. When
the company has completed the work
begun they viii have put about 1000
cubic yards OF stone work on the mar
rows part OF the line thls;yea
A number OF MouRdsrille. people left
for Mountain Lake park yesterday to
hear the joint discussion between Hons.
Champ Clark and J. P. Doiityer. In the
party were ]. c. Parkinson. j. e. Hoot-
on. James A. Sigatoose, DR.. ". D.
Stewart and S. B. Blair.
Thirty-one members OF the Uniform
Rank. Knights OF Py;hias. let. over the
Baltimore & Ohio in two special cars
Sunday morning. en- route to the grand
encampment at Detroit. About the
same number OF old soldiers left for
Chicago on the same train.
Mrs. Rachel Cramblett, OF the East
End. was adjudged insane Saturday.
As her malady Is very mild. she Ii in
the care OF Ter family luntil an attend
ant OF the asylum Gomez for her.
The game Of ball Sunday between
Moundsville and the J.. E. Doyle team
resulted In Victory for the home team
by a score Of 16 to 3.
S. n. Cunningham was appointed
receiver for the firm Of Knight & Hicks.
which has had some difficulty In their
business relations.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Gray. OF Cedar avenue. died
Sunday night OF commissions. It will
be buried to-day.
". B. Mathews. chief clerk in the
auditors Office. has returned Il, to
Charleston after brief visit with his
parents here.
Lysle Brock, who Is engaged In the
plumbing business in Ford City, Pa,
is, spending a few days at his horne
here. Ar
a marriage license was Issued yester-
day to George W. Jones. OF Hundred.
and Mary A. Rlggle. OF Cameron.
L. H. Stewart, who IS employed at
Turtle Creek. Pa. Is spending his va
cation at his home here.
A number OF people from here are go
Ing down to the convention at Sisters
vile to-day.
Frank Leasure was fined IS and costs
by Squire Edwards for cruel treatment
of horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wa nave re-
turned from brief visit at Sistersviiie.
c. H. link. OF Parkersburg, spent
Sunday In the city.
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sENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

The union picnic by the Hlbcrn!ans
OF the, city and Mullen division, OF
Wheeling. which occurs at Mozart park
Thursday. September 6, will attract a
large crowd from this place. The
Grand Opera house band will render
dance music and programme OF ath-
letic contests has been arranged.
A dance Will be given ut Blue Ribbon
hail this evening complimentary to Miss
Name Mccarthy. OF Braddock. Pa,
who is the guest Of her brother, Tho
mas Mccarthy. Prof. Long will fur
nIsh the music for dancing and n
tempting spread will be served at the
conventional hour.
Among those from here to leave for
the G. A. r. encampment at Chicago
Sunday were Mrs. George Fitzgerald
and her son, George: Mrs. Mary Van
Keurcn, Mrs. Kate Thomas, Mrs. AM
brose Farmer. Mrs. Margaret White
man and Mrs. Annie Bow.
The recently organized Old Soldiers
base bal. tear, will cross bats with the
Loopers at the Junction next Sunday
afternoon. Mitchell and Blake Will do
the battery work for the Old Soldiers.
and Woods and Kehoe for the Loopers.
The Sli,,ner base ball club defeat
ed n picked nine at the loop grounds
Sunday afternoon by n score OF II to 3.
Battery for the slIttncrs, Porter and
Kelly: for the picked nine. Franklin
and Smith.
Michael CARLY. who has voted the
Democratic ticket ever since he ar
rived at his majority, is the latest Ben
wood acquisition to the Republican
ranks.
The public schools of the city VIII
open next Monday. The teachers will
meet with the board OF education next
Friday and arrange the work OF the
coming year.
Among those returning from the
camp grounds yesterday were J. ".
Davis and family, Samuel Hunter and
wife. and John Lfneberger and sister.
The Republicans will gather ut the
city hall Wednesday to make arrange
men,s for the big rally OF Republican
rhosts n, Sherrurd, September 6.
Miss May Howe. o, Belpre, Ohio. Fa.o
has been the guest OF friends here dur
Ing the past Eve weeks, will return
home Friday.
Miss Bessie Hood. OF Mt. oliret, who
has been visiting relatives here during
the past week, returned home yester-
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urine sealds the flesh or II. when The child
reaches an age when I. should be able 10
control the passage, Il Is ye. afflicted With
bcd-we,ting. depend upon Il. the cause Of
I the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and tho first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasaa,
trouble Is due 10 diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
mos. people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. is sold
by druggists. In fifty fc,ttr<
cent and one dollar esissTas =,
sizes. You may have t:s,.:ss
Sample bot.leS by mall =. aslsl4 MsEI ~
free, also pamphiettelt- Hons OF swamp Root.
ing all about Il, including many Of the
thousands ottestimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr.. Kilmer
& Co.. Bjnghamton, N. Z, be sure and
mention this paper. (.
) T.
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Jefries Not Ready.

NEW YORK. Aug. c7.-Fltzsimmon
and William A. Brady. manager for
Jeffries. met this afternoon to try to ar
range match between the two men.
Fitz said he was In good condition and
wished to fight next Friday night. and
Brady replied that Jeffrles was not In
trim for fight and could not prepare
in the few days Intervening. The men
separated without coming to any agree
ment except that there would be no
contest on August 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28

CHICAGO, August 27.-Both teams did
most OF their hitting in the afr to-day.
fifteen OF the visitors and thirteen OF the
locals pcrishing on flies. Three punched
hits and long tiy gave Chicago two runs,
three singles and McCormick's interior.
ence saving ct. Louis from u shut-out.
Attendance, $500. Score: g.
RH Z
ST. Louis .....0 90 100 0 50-l .
Batteries. Mencfce and Dexter: Powell
and Robinson. Umpire, Emslie.
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The Dowlcrs defeated the Regulars
Sunday afternoon nj the Forfy-i,rsi
street grounds by, n score OF l3 10 a.
Batteries. for the Dowiers, Bond and
Campbell; for the Regulars. Ruttcn.
cutter and Cannon, s, 5II'. Il
The Pink Gnrters by their non.np.
pcarance. forfeited the game that wns
TO have been played Sunday afternoon
TO the Dowlcrs, 0 to 0. 10. q
The SeabriSht & Bows would like 10
hear from the Charles Bowers team for
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MALE HELP WANTED.

VT ANTED-MEN TO LEARN BAR
w Der trade. We make exceptionally
good offers this month for scholarship.
board. tools and transportation TO our
colleges ut Chicago or New York. You
can be guaranteed better positions by
Joining now. than later. Eight weeks COM
pleteS. Catalogue and special induce
inents free by addressing MoLER BAR
Der COLLEGE,. Representatives. il9
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. au2S
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Women I x !: ]: as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney troubl. pteys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessons ambition. beauty. yigor

and chee,fulness soon
disappear; when the kid
neys arc out Of order
OF diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become SO preyalen,
thatkis not uneommon
for q child 10 Be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. 1.-THE child URN
stex Ton nfteb u N,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28

THE Nightingale" Mandolias and
Guitars. with double sounding boards,
are meeting with 2 ready sale Mt +. w.
BANNER CO.'S. Their success Is due
to their superiority over other instru-
ments.
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a oue-sided Affair.

+ BROOKLYN. August 27.-To-days game
was one postponed from a previous series.
II was one-sided affair. the Brooklyns
batting out eight runs on Mercer before
Taylor, the deaf and dumb pitcher from
Albany. finished the game. and displayed
not q little ability. Kennedy was effective
ut nll times. Score: ~ ~
RHE
Brooklyn ........2 "a 0 Q i 80 IL 0
Games called In eighth Inning with one
out FOR New. DIRK. Earned runs. Brook
Ign =. Time, l:42. Umpire. O'Dny At
tendance. Loo. Batterie s. Mercer, Taylor
and BoTerman; Kennedy and McGu!sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-28

THIS, Is the last week OF our speclni
summer offer. You save Just SO by
enrolling with US on or batore Septem-
Der 3. Remember you have the. re-
malnder OF this week TO try our school
free OF charge.
THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL,
EEstr Market Street.