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morrow. The first game will be called at 2

o'clock.
The McAree Donks were defeated by a
score of TO by the Cherries yesterday.
Batteries, McAree and Shaw; Rugenstine
and Keskie.
The only error made by indianapolis yes
terday was charged to Geier who fumbled
Speer's grounder in the seventh. but IL
did not prove costly
There were no stolen bases in the game.
1t was not necessary for the Hoosiers to
steal as the men who reached first were
generally batted around.
Four games will be played al Washington
Park tomorrow and Saturday, double
headers being arranged for both after
Moons. 1t may be asking a great deal, but
the games won column.
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Bases on Balls-Off Kerwin, 5.
Struck Out-By Gardner. 2; by Kerwin, 4.
Wild Pitch-Kerwin.
Two-base Hits-Kelly. Halligan. Schreck-
engost, kerwin.
Three-base Hit-Magooa.
.iome Runs--Hartsel Magoon
Sacrifice Hits-Gardner. Broderick.
Double Plays-Madison tunassisted):
Broderick. Mailman and Carey.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis,1 IL; Buffalo. A.
Umpire-Dwye$.
Time-Two hours.
Attendance-3.OO0
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. S.-The two
day shooting tournament, given under the
auspices of the Birmingham Gun Club.
ended to-day. The tournament was one
of the largest and most successful ever
held in the South. The first prize was won
by Abe Frank. of Memphis, with a score
of 311 out of $50 targets; second prize by
DIR. Wilson, of Savannah. with a score
of 300 out of $50; third by Cunningham of
Chattanooga. Crack shots from all sec
tlons of the United States participated
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Henry County Fair.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Ind. Aug. S.-The Henry
county fair, which began yesterday, con-
tinued with a good attendance to-day. Race
results:
2:40 Pace; purse, $50: Brownie won In
straight heats, Redlight second, Guy NJ.
third. Best time, 2:17A
Yearling mixed stakes: purse, 800: Min
ME r. won in straight heats, Alice Patchen
second, Red Boy third Best time, 1:15.
Half mile run; purse, SIS: Dollie M. first,
Dof r. second. Bell Hunt third. Time,
.503.
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lbs 4-5 a new record and close to the
worlds record. He carried lbs pounds and
could easily have made new figures If
Spencer had ridden him out. Summaries:
One mile Smoke, TO 5, won; Flaunt Sec
ond. Big Gun third Time, lao rs.
Steeplechase; about two and and half
miles: Mars Chan, 13 to 5. won: Gov. Budd
second. Count Navarro third. Time, 5:l2.
Six furlongs: Operator, to 2, won:
Rockampton second, Balloon third. Time.
lila 1-5.
The Jamaica stakes; seven furlongs:
Voter / to 10, won; Firearm second. Time,
LIS AS. Only two started.
Six furlongs: Heliobas, 5 to 2, won;
Musette second, Belle of Lexington third.
Time TIA.
Mile and one-sixteenth: Alsike, to i,
won; Golden Sceptre second, Lococbee
third. Time, LAT.
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KANSAS CITY. Aug. SIT was any
hody's game In the ninth, Kansas City
having tied the score in the eighth on Far
relrs two-bagger and errors by Padden
and Sugden. In the ninth. however. Hart
mans two-basger brought In two men and
Kansas City could not do anything In its
half. Patterson was In fine form and had
perfect control throughout, while Lee was
hit freely 1T opportune times sugden's
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DAYTON, O.. Aug. S.-Cincinnati's big
League team came up here to-day to play
an exhibition game. 1t proved an easy
mark, for with a total of eight hits off
Moore 1t scored only twice. Score:
X H +
DAYTON ......1 0 3 0 0 0 10 70 0
Cincinnati .....2 o o o. 2
Batteries-Moore and Donohue; Gibson
and Wood.
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State of Indiana. once of Auditor of State.

State Of Indiana. Once of Auditor OF State.
/, the undersigned. auditor OF state OF the
State OF Indiana. hereby certify that the
above Is a correct copy OF the statement
of the condition OF the aforementioned
company on the 30th day OF June, 100,
as shown by the original statement. and
that the said original statement Is now on
file In this office.
In testimony whereof here
(SEAL.l unto subscribe my name and az.
fix my Official seal this 81 day
of August, 1900 w. II HART.
Auditor OF StatoL
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Earned runs-Detroit. 2; Cleveland. 5.
Two-base hit-Flood. Three-base hits-Fris-
bee (2). Cronin, Flood. Stolen bases
Bases on balls-Off Cronin, 2: off Hart, l..
Hit by pitched ball-Holmes, Harley First
base on errors-Detroit, /: Cleveland, 3.
Left on bases-Detroit, 4; Cleveland, T.
Struck out-By Cronin, 5: by Hart, 3.
Passed ball-McAllister. Wild pitches
Cronin, 2. Time-1:45. Umpire-Sheridan.
Attendance-1,300
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JOLIET, ILL.,. Aug S.-Over a track from
one to two seconds slow Tommy Brtton.
the great trotting stallion, driven by George
West. of Chicago, went against his own
record of 2:0S and came under the wire in
2:O7h By quarters the time was: First
quarter. :32A; half. 1:02; three-quarters,
1884 Alpha W. in the ZIP pace finished in
2:0s. beating her best previous time by
three-quarters of second. Summaries:
Unfinished PIP pace: Alpha W. took heat
and race. Personette, Flowing Tide, Freil-
mont, Lady Pipes, Major Marshall, Balmy
L. and McWilton finished as named.
o.17 Trot. Y,urca S5nO
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BOSTON, Aug. S.-The twenty-mile
motor-paced race between Nelson, Stinson
and Pierce at Charles River Park Cam
bridge, tonight ended in a grand mix-up
in the second lap of the fifth mile. Nelson
was in the lead at the time of the accident.
which caused the race to be declared off,
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Earned run-Milwaukee, /. Two base hit
-Dowd. Passed balls-Jacklitsch, Diggins
Rettger. 1. Struck out-By Parker, 4; by
Waddell, 8; by Rettger. /. Hits made-Off
Waddell, 8; of Rettger, 2. Left on bases
Minneapolis, 4; Milwaukee. 6. Sacrifice
hits-Nance, Burke (2). Stolen bases
Davis (2), Abbatichio, Fultz Dowd. Time
1:50. Umpire-Cantillon. Attendance-6O0.
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work at the bat and brilliant fielding by
Farrell. Coughlin and Schaefer were fea-
lures. Attendance 120O. Score:

Earned runs-Kansas City, 2; Chicago, D.
Two-base hits-Sugden, Farrell. Hartman.
Mcfarland Sacrifice hit-Schaefer. Stolen
base-Isbell Bases on balls-Of Lee. 2;
OF Patterson, 3. Left on bases-Kansas
city, q; Chicago. T. Wild pitch-Patterson-
Struck out-By Lee. 1: by Patterson, 5.
Time--l:50 Umpire-McDonald
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Earned run - Boston. Two-base hints =
O'Brien, Long Three-base hits-Wagner
w. Clarke. Stolen bases - +. Clarke
O'Brien. Struck out-By Philippi /; by
Willis, 5. Passed ball-W. Clarke. Wild
pitches-Philippi, Willis. Time-1:55. Um-
pire-O'Da
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Interstate League.

At Mansfield RH T.
Mansfield ......0 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 IS 9 1
New Castle..-..0 2 0 0 0 o. 10 3
Batteries-Irwin. Smith and Fox; Figge-
meier and Graffius.
At Toledo r H f
Toledo ....--..1 0 o o SO is 2
Marion .........0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL 6
Misunderstanding and Hannaford; McCord
and Lynch.
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Detroit OutpIayed.

DETROIT. Aug. S.-CleveIand outplayed
Detroit at every stage of the game to-day.
Frisbee's hitting was the feature. Out of
four times at bat he secured two three
baggers and two singles Score:
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MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. S.-Milwaukee re-
ceived another defeat to-day. Nichols made
his initial appearance here. playing at sec
ond. but In the first inning Jacklitsch was
injured and he went behind the bat. Score:
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PITTSBURG, Aug. S.-Boston could do
nothing with Philippi, but got two runs in
the ninth on two errors and single. AS
usual. Ely made several of his sensational
plays. The other feature was the three
strike-outs I'm succession for Beaumont
Affapdonno 500 Coora.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

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at Marion. Ind. Well-established cash trade.
Win invoice about s.. BOO Well situated Good
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Richmond COuldn't Hit.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind. Aug. S--The Fort
Wayne Interstate League ball club defeat
ed the locals this afternoon. Score:
III f
Fort Wayne IL o 0 o. 10 o
Batteries-Ream and Kleinow; Reynolds
and Earle.
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The Assets Of the Company In the United States
are Is follows

Cash on hand and in the hands
Of agents or other persons ..... $7S,f3789
Real estate unincumbered ........ 81, 2SSA
Bonds owned by the company,
bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent. secured follows:
s65, 600 United States per cents. 72.s00.o
10000 United States 3 per cents. 33l7c33
IS 600 Springwells school bonds... 1000
Loans bonds and mortgages
of real estate. worth double the
amount for which the is
mortgaged. and free from any
prior incumbrance ................ 75s0q20
Debts otherwise secured ...-..... 33,s17.02
Debts for premiums ............... 37,362.G
All other securities ................. 9030Q
Total assets isl, 0s9.0
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due 49,. $21.f574
Losses unadjusted .................. l0.55.W
Losses in suspense, waiting for
further proof ...................... 10000
Amount necessary 10 reinsure
outstanding risks ................. 175.597.1
Total liabilities ................... {309 lSo.09
The greatest amount in any one risk. $1,000.
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Jockey Ferris Wins Three Races.
DETROIT. Aug. 81. ]. Ferris. jr., won
three races at Highland Park this after
noon. He captured the six furlongs, third
on the card. with Tortugas; the mile race
with Lady of the West, and the mile and a
furlong hurdle event with Free Advice.
Summaries:
Six furlongs: George Lebar, to !, won;
Matlock second, Salvado third. Time,
1:42h
Five furlongs: Bard of Avon to ], won;
Gray Daily second, Compass third. Time,
1:O1ik
Six furlongs: Tortugas, to i, won; In
tent second, Crinkle third. Time, 1:14A.
Six and one-half furlongs: Momentum
3 to /, won: Nimrod second, Miss AL Far
row third. Time, 1:21h.
One mile: Lady of the West, to 5, won;
Hungarian second, Baffied third. Time
1:i2.
Mile and one-eighth; over five hurdles:
Free Advice to 5, won; Miss Soak second
Gengis Kahn third. Time, 2:o41z.
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Chicago Could Do Nothing with Ortiz
After the Third Inning.

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-Orth started in badly
to-day, but recovered his form and was in
vincible after the third. After an unac-
copied chance for retiring the side in the
seventh. Garvin weakened and was hit
hard in that and the eighth inning. At
tendance Score.
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No Loss.


Chicago Tribune.
1.-The boys are eating your green apples. -
said one of the guests.
That's all right" said the honest old
farmer who was taking boarders for the
summer. LET them eat all they want. It'll
keep 'em away from the table for the next
two or three days. and Ill charge their
daddies for the apples beside"
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ALLEGED CROOKEDNESS
ALL BETS ON 2.O6 GRAND CIRCUIT
PACE DECLARED OFF,
Drivers Fined from $50 to $3.50 Each
Ace the Winner-2sO0 Pace
Won by Hettie q.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. s.-The judges 10
Gated what they believed a job to allow
Ace to win after manipulating the pools in
the 2:Os pace at Fort Erie to-day and the
resulting incidents furnished the sensation
of the third day of Grand Circuit sport. In
the early pools Ace and Indiana sold at $50
each in pools in which the rest Of the field
aggregated SIS. Free Bond took the first
heat In 2:14, but Ace continued selling
favorite over the field in pools of SIS TO ST.
The judges suspicious being aroused by
the slow time, they declared heat bets on
for the opening heat. Indiana came to the
front I'm the second heat in the much i'm
proved time of 2:061a. The third heat went
to Ace in 2:10, Free Bond. which was close
up in the 2:061s heat which Indiana won,
being third, far back. The judges were
now thoroughly aroused, and they again
declared heat bets off. When the horses
scored for the fourth heat they took Mil
Ter off Free Bonds sulky and replaced him
with w. B. Mcdonald. Ace still sold
favorite, and although Mcdonald sent Free
Bond right off in front Ace outpaced him in
the stretch and won easily in 2:10. Ace
then took the winning heat. The judges
seemed settled in their determination that
there was jobbing. for they declared on
all betting on the general result and fined
Driver Miller $50 and Kinney, Kenney
McEwen and Mccarthy $50 each. sum
maries:
2:O6 Pace; purse, $3.50; three in five:
Ace. b. h., by Delmarch NC !.
EVEN ........... ................:o
Free Bond, b. G. MILLER and
McDonald) ............. ..........I +
Choral, b. m. q. Kinney. .........2 3
Eyelet, g. m. (B. Kenney)........4 4 4
Indiana, b. &. (McCarthy).. IS l z q!
Time-24 2:O611. 2:1o. 2:l0, 2:14.
2:2S Trot; purse. $1,000; three In five:
James Shevlin, b. g., by Baron
Emma Winter. b. f. q. Kinney)..1 l
Hilda, blk. m. (Wilson). .........5
Time-2:2lA, 2:l71s. 2:16A, 2:1S1s, 2:20h.
2:O9 Pace: Iroquois Hotel purse, $1,000:
Hetty g., b. M, by Egg. Hot INC
Conner, blk 6. (McDonald). ............2
Harry o., blk. &. (Bogash).
Riley B., blk. c. (Erwin) .................5
Clinton b., b. &. q. Kinney. ..........3 5
Sidney Pointer, b. h. (MoffatO ...-.....4 DIR.
Time-2:0612, 2:0524, 2:071z
Three-year-old PAGERS foals of 1897: Horse
Review subscription purse, $1,000; three in
five:
Onoto, b. f., by Online (Meredith). 1 1
Baroness Evelyn, blk. f. (TrouO......2 dis.
Time-2:201s, 2:162s, PIG.
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Earned runs-Philedalphia. 3. Left on
bases-Chicago. 5; Philadelphia. 8. Two
base hits-Dexter, Chance. Ortiz. Stolen
bases-Ryans.(D. Childs, Mertes, CAMEL.
Double plays-Childs and CAMEL; Cross
and Delehanty; Lajoie, Cross and Dele
hanty. Struck out-By Garvin, 5; by Orth,
3. Bases on balls-Of Garvin, 3; off Ortiz
8. Hit with ball-Childs. Ume-Two hours.
Umpire-Hurst
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NEW YORK. Aug s-The midsummer
meeting of the Brighton Beach Racing As
ISOLATION came to an end to-day. Voter
won the Jamaica stakes by ten lengths In
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ALLOWED THE INDIANS TO WIN THE
THIRD STRAIGHT GAME.
The Bfsons Were No Match for Their
Opponents-Games I'm Other
Ciffes-Baseban Notes.


American League
Milwaukee at Minneapolis,
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at Kansas City.
National League
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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-~~~>~~~.~~>>~~>~>~~~.~-
DONNAN-Barbara Pressed Donnan, widow OF
David DCnnan, died at her home at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. Aug ). in her eighty-fftn
year. Notice of the funeral will be given later
HExFORD-Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Rexford. aged
sixty-six. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Rein Fer
guson, died in Seattle, Wash. at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. T.. r. Ingersoll. Funeral sun
day afternoon at the residence of her son. VIII
ham r. kcxford, 1f07 North New Jersey street.
Burial private.
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*Menefee batted for Garvin in ninth.
Score by innings:
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AslHNGTnN, Aug 2,.-C Chinese Of
ncinl> express the l.llci that Ii Huu.
1hahg, the Nhinese Icac. envoy, has
started for Pchin or Iion Tein While
there arr sad TO bc 40 otiicIa! aivlc.s
10 TINS elect VT II Is - much IN ac-
cordhnce with thc.xuectntlan II CHINA 5
course. that the oi,ieiD., acceI, II a. a
fact
II tins prove 10 BE- correct. II may
brihg ai'out carly opportunity for per.
soma. .A'hangc, between Earl Ii aud
the commanders of tie a.llc-, and the
ministers II the respective powers.
IA. hines" government has been
thtrtlv silent since the capture ~ Pe.
KIN, except III I'll. two COMMUNICATIONS
from Ii Hung Chang, and UP 10 the
present timo Minister Wa has received
10 word RESPONSIVE t. the American
answer sen, 70 h.m iv Mr. Ad.c last
cdncsany. Three days hay. elapsed
and there has ben ample time for Ii
lung Chang 10 iormu .nte his next
move" III the circumstances, II l. i..i
H. accepts tho American and German
answers and ~ucil others n may Lay,
reached hini. n neratlylng any pros.
poets I n.rot.ati, ue along tie lines Il.
PROPOSED.
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Foreign Irnnsport. Pouring Into Iahu
aud Landing soldiers.

TAXI. Friday. Aug .i-Iran>p"rf- ;
are pouring into Iahu. Three large
German vessels have arrived nui are
uuloaailng one regiment ihat AaN dls-
embarked i un It's way 70 irklh ana
another i, bound for 1lcn Ism. ihEeo
Russian vessels are also IN the harhor.
The Fifteenth lniantry, IN" hlru ar
t,llcry and so marines are camped NJ
Ilcn Tsln awaiting orders
Kations for - days are beng Tor
wardcd IL the Penin contingent by
boat. \ hundred civilians have !elt
P.kln. including the customs force.
and ar, on the WAY down the RIVER.
The foreigners here desire thnt new
expedition shall he sent against f"'
Ting Fu 10 DESTROY the city and aVcnse
t,,o mns,acrcs Of foreigners which oc-
Cured there.
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heht mas been called to a ,,otonon,
.i'"ha'oa 'ron the various consul, tbat
'hey let Their various posts 81 w.
direction Of the department, m. o aa
-. ''''cs inns j. not correct.
''''' WIZ uiereiy permitted bv thc,,
department 70 leave their posts on the,r
own responsibility j; they considered
'hc'r ils's We're III danger. Now ,h,t
Wv ''''is'r ! lhs,lng the department j
getting ready To have them 90 l.,. -
'hcir posts and take up their rout,n,
work.
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JUST RUN FOR HIM
FtZS!mmOns Went to a Dance
After W,nmin" His Fight
With SAarkcy.
Showed No Sign Whatever OF
Having Been Engaged in a
Glove Contest.
Bout Between .Jctl'ricS and the
Australian May Possibly
BE Arranged.

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Fifteen min.
utes after the Fltzsimmons.S Sharkcy
h4ht, fltZ>lmmons, the winner, re-
turned to his home at Bergen Beach
bnd Went 10 n dance with his wife. He
showed no sign whatever Of having
been engaged in n glove contest.
fltzslminons' comparatively easy vic
tories within two weeks over Rubin
and Sharkey, both strong, heavy men,
has put the former Australian in a DO.
sitlon where hc has right to expect
another contest with Jeffries, but it is
not certain yet that he Will challenge
the bol!ermakcr at present. Both men
have theatrical engagements 10 fill and
are deslrous Of making what money
they can III that way. The law per-
mlttlng glove contests in this state has
been repealed, 10 take effect Sept. /.
! and It Is hardly likely that Fltzsim.
mons would b. wiling 10 enter the
ring before that date. Notwlth.
standing Ms sensational performance
III dispo>ing Il two na"n heavier than
himself III Two rounds, IL Is no,
believed he would try - put out third
and that one ,Ae champion and Aea,ie>,
Of nj. wlthla q month. The gate money
Tor a fItz>llnnu!!>.J .Js.rlcs contest IL
Madison square Garden. this city
probably would br.aA al. records and
the fighters. XII Win- this. may decide
10 WA; Eni.. after f..c meeting .. The
next .-,.s.a'ur" III II" .o!e that Il law
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MAY AGREE TO ARBITRATE.
Canadian Pacific Road Likely I" Yield te
Nachinists.

NdChtnIstS.
WINNIPEG, Aug. 21.-There now
seems 10 be Il probability that the rail
way VIII submit the question Of wages
Of machiAl,t- to arbitration. The ma
chinlsto clam they are undcrpald 70
the extent Il ; / and } cents per hour,
compared with what Is being paid by
many otaer railway companies, where
the cost y .!sing is cheaper. 1t i, also
claimed that higher rates are pald right
i'll Winnipeg :or the same class Of work.
between the official, and men nave been
Mt a stane,r.l aud no meeting has been
held
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FINAL DECISION REACHED.
President VIII Not Attend the Grand
Army EncampInent.

WA>HI>GfoN Aug. Glowing to the
continue pressure OF public business Of
lmmedll'c importance the president
has been oonged 70 withdraw his ac-
ceptanc, the invitation 70 attend the
natlona. eneampment OF the G.. 4. K.
ut Chicu-9 aud the several other inyl-
tations incident 70 that occasion. sec.
retary { r,e.voa mas advised Executive
Director Harper, Con4manderin-C MET
Shaw ala others Of ,lll- decision and Of
the heel. disappointment te!t by the
presldeA- fAat he VIII he unable u bc
present Gtrlns the e.campneut.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-27
For w booming Cough

Both my children Uere taken with
wtooplng cough writes Mrs. @. r..
Dn'.on. of Dany.l!e. H. ~ small bottle
q. Foey's Honey and Tar gave such
rel.ei that | used a - cent bottle. which
saved me doctors bill Notliing else
80 good.
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