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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28

Hart batted for Symthe In the ninth.
Ear Earned runs. Milwaukee s. Cleveland 4;
gt4rese-oase hit, Frisbee: two-base hits,
HoHer, Shea, Spies. Pickering, Burke;
stolen bases. Waldron 2; sacrifice hits,
Retcfem 2; first base on balls, off Reidy
3, off Baker 1; hit by pitcher, Conroy:
struck out. by Reidy 2, by Smythe 2;
double plays, Smythe to Crisham: UNI
pire, Sheridan; time, 1:3O.
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TANDEM Reeorh RroI,en

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. July H.-At the
Coiiseum tonight Derosler and Ruben.
of Fan River. lowered the worlds motor
cycle record on q board track. for one
mile. doing the distance In 1872.
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GA . n q RIA.
Bears the 4, Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of &4NHzzzM
Twenty-Five minute. Enr1,e,

1.-THE Milwaukee" lines afternoon train
for Pennington, Mortified, Faribault,
Owatonna. Austin. Mason city and Pc
oria, etc, effective Sunday July 10Th,
will leave st. Paul A:10 D. m and Mime
apolis 400 p. m.-twenty-hvo minutes
earlier than heretofore. Don't get left.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28
TAKING NO CHANCES.
Lennon & Gibbons Want to win
Sundays Came

The managers of the Lennon & Gibbons
club are not going to take any chances
on Sundays game. They are going to
put in their best timber. They are aware
that the Hastings outfit will be the hard
est lot they. have had to contend with
this season. Williams, Martin, Hart and
Rierdan will constitute the infield Muir
ply, Jahnke and Clayton the outfield:
Powers and O'Malley. the battery
This is the strongest team that repre-
scented this city in an amateur game this
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28
NEW YORK WON.
Timely Batting Gives the Tail End
cry Another Victory.

NEW YORK. July.27.-The New York
ers won an interesting game from the
Cincfnnatis at the Polo grounds this aft
ernoon. 1t was a game that abounded
In sharp fielding The home team won
through timely batting. Attendance, 1,500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28

*Fischer batted for Jacklitsch in ninth.
Earned runs. Indianapolis 6; three-base
hit, Seybold; two-base hit, Geier; home
run, Seybold; bases on balls, off Parker l.
Gardner /; struck out. by Gardner 3, by
Parker s; let on bases, Minneapolis 4,
indianapolis 7; stolen bases, Hartsel 81;
sacrifice hit, Magoon; umpire, Cantillon;
time, 2:15.
BUFFALO WON OUT.
CHICAGO, July N.-The Buffalos had
a batting rally in the ninth today and
won the game Attendance, 1900. Score:
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A Perfect Cnthnrtic.

Not violently emptying the. bowels or
cleaning. but gently stimulating toning,
strengthening the intestinal walls-Cas-
carets Candy Cathartlo. 10c, Csc, 500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28

r"nd excursion to Maine.
A day at Sault Ste. Marie.
A day at Mackinac.
A day at Niagara Falls.
A trip through Georgian Bay.
A trip through the 1000 Islands.
a trip down the La Chine Rapids.
All expenses to Portland and return In
Guided IN ticket. Get itinerary. 500 Lima
ticket office. 379 Robert st. -NA0
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28
RACING Ar DIES MONIES.
Close Finishes In the Circuit TrOt-
ting Races HeIdo Yesterday.

DIES MONIES, 10, July H.-The feat
ures OF the fifth day of the great West
ern circuit races were the exciting neck
and neck finishes IN the72:16 trot and 2:22
pace. The weather was clear and the
track fast. Summarizes
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28
George Green Won.
Grand Excursion 20 m.,,

TACOMA. Wash. July N.-George
Green knocked out Pardy PurteII in six
rounds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28
BOSTON AGAIN.

Pittsburg Could Not successfully
Solve Dineen's Delivery Yesterday.
BOSTON, July 27.-Boston won out IN
the ninth inning today. Both pitchers
were very effective. The fielding of Col.
Inns, Long and Ely Were the features.
Attendance. 1000. Score:
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LOST ON ERRORS. .
Chicago FieIders and Pitcher Fell
Down at a Critical Stage.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Two err
rors. batsman hit by the pitcher and
three singles in Philadelphia first In
nlnS' resulted In Chicago's defeat today.
The visitors steadied themSeIves tharee.
after and made a fight for the game, At
tendance LAP Score: ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28

Dineen 2. off Phillippi 1: struck out, by
neen: time, lao: umpire. O'Day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28
New Golf Record.

SHINNECOCK HILLS GOLF
Grounds. Southampton. N. Y. July H.
Waiter j. Travis, amateur champion Of
the United States. established q new
amateur record for the Shinnecock links
this morning in the first IS holes Of his
50 holes, final match for the president s
cup, with Roderick Terry Jr. The lat
ter held the previous record at n. but
Travis cut 1t down to "a. The profess
sional record is 70. held by Tim Hutchin-
son and Harry Vardon. The scores:
Walter J. Travis, Oakland:
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TILE ST. LOUIS BROWNS SCORED AN
EASY VICTORY YES.
TERDAY
THE BosToNs ARE CLIMBING
Dineen Pitched Good Game-PhiIa-
delphfa Got Away With Chicago
-MtIIers Were Shut Out
by Indianapolis.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Cincinnati at New York.
PittSburg at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia. ~
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
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DARE DEVIL BEATEN.
Finished Second to Clayton at CIeve-
land Grand Circuit Meet

CLEVELAND, o., July H-The feature
OF the days grand circuit racing was the
defeat of Dare Devil, the prohibitive ia
vorite In the 2:10 trot. Before he started.
Dare Devil was at odds Of 100 to 20 for
the field, but one heat was all he could
capture. In the ZIP trot Boralma car
ried the Lawson cofors to victory for
the first time at this meet.
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Estate of Peter Ker.t-

safety deposit vault She wants part Of
this.
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MILLERs SHUT OUT.
indianapolis Played an ErrOrless
Game, and SieboId Scored Homer.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Buffalo at Chicago.
Detroit at Kansas City.
Cleveland at Milwaukee.
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Brighton Beach Races.
NEW YORK, July 27.-There was an
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28
Boston e. ..........0 1 0 o o / o i
P1ttsburg :. 100 0 1 0 0 o o i

-NOne out When winning run was made
Earned runs, Boston l, Pittsburg l; two
9 9ase nit. F. Clark: home run, Sullivan;
90uple plays, Phillippi to Ely to O'Brien,
Wagner to Ely to O'Brien; Sacrifice hits
McCreery 2, Leach; bases on balls, off
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-28

The little, noisy rascal
does not sell as many news
papers as the quiet and
buslness-like boy.
And The Plymouth pre-
fers to quietly and clearly
call attention to the fact
that our prices today On
Plymouth qualities are low
er than others are asking
for ordinary ready-made
stuff. For instance:
We offer about $50 Men S
good Business Suits, in
stripes, checks and plain
patterns, quality and fit
guaranteed, and every suit
absolutely this seasons
styles; sizes "a to "A; former
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salamander's solIloquy.
ceANKslLLr, January Il. 1000.

GAINESVILLE, January I3, 1900.
Correspondence, OF The Ar.us.
Even our small boys seem to wonder why
England's sailors should be allowed to sieze
vessels on the ocean which might he des-
tined to have provisions for the Beers and al
the same time buy goods herself, when and
where she likes, since England rules hun
dreds of millions and the Beers scarcely
number hundreds of thousands.
We might compare the forces TO one old
farmer fighting the citizens of a large town.
How can we as American, liberty loving
people, stand idle and allow England TO
make an effort TO starye the Boer woman and
children How can humanity idly stand
and allow husky tyrant to slay and rob an
innocent child, just simply because il
chanced to find penny
We can not tell why stout old "Uncle
Sam" is so reluctant, unless he does not see
enough darkeys in the Transvaal. Some
one has told him that most all the Beers are
defendants from the liberty loving people
from the northern part of Europe. Perhaps
he thinks those Beers can buy their liberty
like he requires the slaves in the Sulu Islands
to do.
Should "Uncle Sam" have been left tc
fight his battles alone in his boyhood, hi.
name to-day woull have been Queen Vic
toria. But since he has become big, hust
ling "Uncle Sam, his strong golden crown
benevolence. a small faculty of his MIND
called acquisition seems TO predominant anc
overbalance the other powers so much tha
he has become delrious, and seems to car,
for nothing but expansion of power and con
traction of currency.
Because Aguinaldo made one mistake hr
whole race must live in subjection, regardless
of cost. But Johny Bull seems to be
dandy. SALAMANDER.
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A standard Among Newspapers.

Rejecting in its widening circulation and
increased advertising patronage the pros
perity that marks the opening of the new
year The Pittsburg Times more than ever
impresses upon its readers the excellence of
its high standard and the success of its eff
forts to make model paper for the individ-
ual and for the family. The Times is a
newspaper, sparing no pa ms nor expense to
cover the world thoroughly every day, that
its current page of history may be complete,
and its longer range overlooking nothing
that occurs at home. II is clean, dignifed
and reliable, certain that no lack of these
features can be made up in offensive sensa-
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circle with confidence that its columns arc
filled with wholesome instruction and en-
tertainment. Wherever known The Times
IS recognized as the best type of concise,
crisp and complete newspaper, and among
newspaper men it is the publication with
which comparisons Of excellence are made.
While The Times is Republican in politics
it realizes that others have a right to be on
earth, and that politics are not everything.
When one cent day will buy a morning
paper il is foolish to be without one. The
Times is three dollars year or six cents a
week, and worth the money.
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shall get along all right. No need of your
getting red all over and bristling up IN hopes
to scare me. You've got voice on you like
bullfrog, but I've heard that kind before.
Have you got through making nuisance of
yourself in the kitchen and thinking you
know all about bossing hired girl ?"
al never inteferred with the domestic ar
rangements of the house " he shouted, as
he looked around for the cat to give her a
lift with his foot.
"why, you drove two away when was
here last. told Annie then that you were
the biggest hen-hussy ever met with, and
If she'd taken my advice she'd have sat down
on you like a brick house. l ann glad TO
hear YOU are minding your own business.
Have yoa expended any sympathy on tramps
lately ?"
Woman, have you come hundred miles
to insult me D." demanded Mr.. Bowser, ms
his heels got red-hot under him.
"Don't get stroke of apoplexy over il,
replied the mother-in-law, as she coaxcd the
cat on to her lap. "what you need is a
wife who will trim you down occasionally.
All husbands need trimming. They are apt
to think they own the earth. What are you
breathing so hard about Got another hog
in the pen ? F."
81 never had hog 20
perhaps /, was a calf, then, know you
had poor animal of some sort penned--''
"Neverr
"Don't shout SO loud, and for mercy sake
sit down in that chair before your knees
collapse under you. Seems to me you are
getting bow-legged as well as baldheaded.
With about ten pounds more fat on your
ribs you'll lead the procession. How many
cures for rheumatism have you got on hand
just now ?"
"And I've got to stand this - groaned
Mr.. Bowser, as he looked around in help
less way.
ooh, you'll survive and be the better for
it. I'm going up stairs now, but tomorrow
shall want to talk to you a little. That is,
you need lot of trimming, and you'll get
IL. Don't swallow your collar button now,
and don't go banging around and threaten
ing to get divorce from Annie. I'll bid
you good night now and see you in the
morning"
Two hours later he came creeping up to
bed. Mrs. Bowser looked at him from her
half-closed eyes and noted that he was pale
faced and his eyes had hunted look, and
as he got into bed he uttered groan and
whispered to himself
"And she is 10 have further talk with
me tomorrow and there is no chance to mur.
der her in cold blood -
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TEACHERS OF PORTLAND DISTRICT


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THE POETS THEME.
RY rIlA wnErlER wrlcox.


''what is the cause of the strange silence
of American poets concerning America 5
trinmphs on sea and land. Literary Digest.
Why should the poet of these pregnant times
he asked TO sing OF wars. unhoiy crimes,
To laud and culoeize the trade which thrives
On horrid holocausts ot human lives,
Man was a lighting beas, when earth was young
And war the only theme when Homer sung
'rwixt might and might the equal contest lay
Not so the battles Of our modern day.
Too often now the conquering hero struts.
AGulliver among the Liliputs.
Success no longer rests on skin or fate.
But on the movements Of syndicate.
OF old. men fought and deemed II right and jus,
Today tho warrior fights because he must,
And In his secret soul feels shame. because
Hedesecrates the higher manhood's laws.
In this great hour than bloody deeds Of men.
Or triumphs of one hero Though he be
Deserving song FOR his humanity
The rights of many--not the worth OF one
The coming issues, not the battle done,
The awful opulence. and awful need
The rise of brotherhcod-the fall OF greed
The soul Of man repletc with Gods own force.
To call ito heights" and not the cry ito
horse :"
Are there not better themes in this great age
For pen OF poet, or for voice Of age.
Than those old tales of killing, Song Is dumb
Only that greater song in timc may come.
When comes the bard, no whom the world
waits for.
He will mt sim, ~ mar
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Old People Made Young.

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SCHOOL REPORT.

Report of the Glade Meadow school, for
the month, ending Jan. IL, 1900. IA. L..
Gibson, teacher. Number enrolled, boys.
"a; girls, IL; total 20; average daily a,tcn-
dance, boys, ID; girls, g; total, az; per cent
of daily attendance, boys, 90; girls, 90.
Those present every day, were Ed. Miller,
Joe +. Martin, Henry Martin, Bruce Devall,
Artie Liston, Orval Conner, Albert Walls,
Chester Feather and Laura Miller.
Persons interested in school work are in
vited to call and see the progress we are
making.
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A woman's SollIoquy In 1850.

| know my husband really tries
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lie keeps the parlors very neat;
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but, oh, he doesn't roast the meat
AS papa used to do.
lie has good taste in cutting out
And sewing his own clothes,
That means economy, no doubt
But fathers cooking goes
really must insist that Jake
Shall seek cooking school
And learn to make such pies and cakes
AS father does. by rule.
And then how proud and glad I'll be,
When ma brings father here,
TO hear her say, "It's plain to see
Jacob can cook, my dear"
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THE MURDERS BODY
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B. &c o. TINE TABLE.
Taking Effect Nov 10, 1899.
EAST HOUND.

The new FLYER" No. l2 leaves Grafton at
$50 p. IN. and is due at Newburg at .:13:
Tnnueiton 7;32; fOwiesburg 5;95 Terra Alta
s:S2; and Oakland o:fi 40 72 Is the ac-
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