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cotnrrl, Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh In blood or constitutional dis
ease, and In order to cure II you must
take Internal remedies. Halls Cntarrh
cure Is taken internally. and acts d.
rcctly on the blood and inu-
cous surfaces. Hairs Catarrh cure
IL no, II uuack medicine. II
was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians In this country FOR
years, and Is a regular prescription. 1t
is composed OF the best tonlcs known.
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly On the mucous surfaces,
The perfect combination OF the two In
gradients IL what produces ouch Won
derful results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props,
Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists. price TIC. I.
JInll'g Family pills I'm thn ho,t
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defeated by Democratic votes, two
thirds majority being required. Every
Democrat but five voted against the
only remedy that will end the trusts.
Every persecution under the present
federal antitrust law has been conduct
ed by Republican attorney generals.
When Democracy was in power there
were neither prosecutions nor leglsla-
ton. These are facts of record. The
Republican party Is the party of action;
the Democracy the party of broken and
unfulhlled pledges"
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Germans excuse for supporting Bry-
an Is that there is no danger of free
silver In Bryan's election, yet he Is ad-
vocatlng the election OF a man who re-
fused TO be 4. candidate unless the IS to
l plank was put In the Kansas City
platform.
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General Irosvcnnr says the whole
business of prGphesylng has been made
ridiculous by the Democratic mathema-
ticians In Chicago figuring out only IS
electoral votes for Mckinley. Hasn't
Mr.. Bryan. too, had something to do In
discredting prophecy?
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Rheumntiam curnd In q nnp.

"Myatic Cure for rheumatism nnd
Neuralgia radically cures In TO 3 days
lis ncton upon the system Is rcmarka.
BILE and mysterious. II removes ut once
the cause and tho disease Immediately
disappeared The ilrst dose greatly ben.
etits. Is cents. Sold by Il, II. List
1910 Main lstfect. Chns. Mcnkemclicr
corner Market and Twcnty.sccond
strcnls. druggists. mw&t
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In 1896 Chairman ]. X. Jones. OF the
Democratic national COMMITTEES, said
that 1t was "the ignorant foreign born
vote" that defeated Bryan. Ths year
Mr. Bryan says IL the Republicans win
It Will be by corruption.
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4 Colonel McGraw would better So Col.
Nave about the EATERS ambitions to
succeed Senator Eikins. So far as VIZ
know the Taylor county statesman has
a very tight mortgage on that remote
contingency.
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Rough Dry Washed. Starchci ana
Dried cents per pound. Au
fint Work. Washed and Troncd, 6
All hand work finished 10 conf.
por pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry.
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The Democrats havenot sprung a new
issue for several days.
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Bryan gives 1t up. He now claims l.
he is beaten 1t Will be by corruption.
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ovcrcoa, weathcr-,hat Is. II You hay,
an ov2rcoat.
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Republican Field Day" will be i
rnuser.
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FAMILY WASHING

Sold by druggists. price TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Criminal Judge-T. J. HrGUS.
Sherlf-D. H. TAYLOR.
Prosecuting Atty-FRANlt w. NESBITT.
Assessor (City)-ADDlSON ISRAEL.
Assessor (Country)-LESTERS SMITH.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmrnrs

yNANTED-A5 STRONG nov A.. /,
w 10 years OF age. liz Main s NsoCi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-22

walls have become much lighter.
Last week at Kansas City the hogs re-
ceipts were the smallest since the first
week in last September.
At Omaha last week the hog receipts
were the smallest since the second week
in February.
At New Orleans last week arrivals
were ST. grown cattle. 1,520 calves and
yearIings, z61 hogs, a21 sheep and al
mich COWS.
Wichita this month will have more
than double the number of hogs 1t had
the same month last year.
Sioux City Tribune: A commission
man who has spent several weeks in the
northern part OF South Dakota, says.
that while winter feed will be plenty in
some sections there will be plenty Of
hay in South Dakota to feed all the cat
tie wintered. The. cry" said he that
winter feed would be short has made
every farmer and stockman very care
ful of his hay crop, and the result has
been that there is more feed in the ag-
gregate laid by than last year Around
Aberdeen and to the north there are lots
OF cattle, mostly of medium weights
The owners of heavy cattle suitable for
feeders are asking much more money at
present than they can secure at any
market on the Missouri river. and until
they come down in their price there IS
little prospect Of their doing much bust
ness with the feeders"
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WOOL
ss1EPPERs AND NOTES.

Pork was down Is cents yesterday
Lard showed a gain OF cents and RIBS
q loss of 2l2 cents
The care and cure Of eyes was the sub
Sect of the daily lecture course in the
cooking section of the yards yesterday
Nearly all the stock yards force had
interest in the packing house meeting
yesterday.
T. 3. Staley of Rose Hill, had a car
load Of hogs on yesterdays market.
II. F. Williams of Pratt, one OF the
old time patrons of the yards. was in
yesterday with a load Of hogs.
l. F. AIcCrackin Of Derby. had a load
Of hogs on the late market yesterday.
Crazy Bros. Of Chevey. had a load of
hogs at the yards yesterday.
J. H Porter of Towanda, was in yes
terday with a load of hogs.
Chief Clerk Harrison Of the Dold
packin ghouse, said Yesterdays mail
brought in more orders than any mail
since the house was built.
Reports have been received at the Dold
packing house to the effect that the
weather is SO hot in some places that
threshcrs have abandoned work.
Billy Wallace. hog buyer for bod. at
the yards, remembered the DAYS whom
he was a boy and lit out for Chisholm
ing board and used so much steam for
the plunge that he hit the bottom Of the
creek and is now going about with his
arm in sling. He thought the swim
ming hole was about ten feet deep,
whereas Il was only four.
Al. Spencer who knows the chronology
Of The yards 10 dot, says YESTERDAY
was tire het+est day in its history He
could find no one 10 argue to the con-
trRry
A p. Crawford of Garden Plain, was
n the yards yesterday with two loads
of cattle. Mr.. Crawford for years was
afflicted with graduated eyes and got a
remedy from a tramp blacksmith that
cured him. Since then he has cured sore
eyes for over 100 persons and never fail
ed in a single instance. His friends at
the yards Yesterday advised him TO bot
tie his cure and that il will make him
rich Mr.. Crawford saws that hogs are
very scarce in his neighhorhood
Last week at Kansas City the receipts
were $500 cattle, 1880 hogs and $4,000
sheep.
At Chicago last week receipts were IS
e& cattle. 2,5lS calves 120,6S5 hogs and
62.e56 sheep.
At Omaha last week receipts were IT,
SIS cattle, 21.lo5 hogs, and 2i.I77 sheep.
Last week a. s.. Joseph. No. the re-
ceiptS were s,79l cattle. 20,1is hogs and
i. .eS sheep.
s. J-seoh received 2o1s hoas last
week. which Is the smallest weekly run
en- thai market since last Chrf -tm,s.
SIX weeks ago St. Joseph received CO.
IT in one week and since then the arri-
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Second Day at Boston.

Boston, Aug. 21.-The grand circuit meet
at the eRadville track had even better
racing weather today than yesterday
Three or four events went in straight
wins to the favorites.. The fine condition
Of the track was shown by the remark
able time of 2:O7 ga in the 2:25 pace, al
though the favorite and winner, Bonnie
Direct, owned by c. L. Griffith of San
Francisco, has a mark a half second bet
ter than that figure. The big stake event
was the Neponset of 5000, the fifth re-
newal, and Conner, from Rochester, n.
Y, was an easy winner, at the same
time lettering his record from 2:06 II.
The best heat, the second, for the Ne
ponset was paced in the fastest time
made here for three years, when the
figure was 2:04 ga
The other events, the 2:10 trot and the
2:2O trot, were each a good race, espec-
tally the last, when nineteen horses had
to be sent away. In the 2:25 pace Bon
ME Directs driver in each of the three
heats allowed some other horse TO take
the lead, Annie Thornton having the
honors the first time, the Sally Hook
and again Paul Revere. Bonnie Direct
lay behind in the third or fourth place
until the three-fourths and then Nc
Henry let his horse out a little and by
the time the stretch was reached there
was no question about the winner and
the fight was for place. Twice. the horses
came under the wire almost on equal
terms. In the latter race Common had the
strength each time to lead theway down
the stretch, driver. Mcdonald twice pull
ing him in to keep down the figure.
Neponset stakes, value 5000, 2:10 pace
Conner won three straight heats in 2:07
81; 2:O5 -; 2:07 IA. Island Wilkes, Jr.,
Harry O., Clinton B.. Ambulator, VIII
Leyburn. Red Seal. Lottie Smart and
Riley B. also started.
2:25 class pacing purse s3000-Bonnie
Direct in three straight heats in 2:07 "a;
2:09 IA; 2:1O IA Salle Hook, Evolute,
Annie Thornton, Paul Revere, Dark
Wilkes, Tommy W.. Argo, Director, Lady
Alright. H H. Flynn and Beauty Spot
also started.
2:10 class trotting purse s15O0-Dare
Devil won two straight heats in 2:o9;
2.O91-2. Charley Herr, Captain Jack Pi-
latus. Greenbrino, Copeland and Valpa
also started.
2:20 class trotting, purse s1000-Corinne
wop the second, third and fourth heats
IN z:13 "a; 2:14 1-2; 2:14 "a. Miss Duke
won the first heat in 2:14 3-4 Baron Bell,
Alright. Undertake, Marfque, LISA
Bee. Paran. Coral, Alberta Gaseway,
Annie Trevilian, Brandywine, Minnie L.
Wilkes. Tiger Tom. Major Greer, Miss
Pratt, Kavala and Euah 3. also started.
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LIVESTOCa MARKETS.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Aug. A.-Cattle - Receipts,
$780, including LOO western and 500 Tex
ans; generally steady. Butchers stock
steady to slow. Natives: Best on sale
today one carload at s. 95; good to prime
steers, S550g6.00; poor to medium, SL7O6
$40; selected feeders steady, s4O014 Is |;
mixed stockers slow, s3.25d3. go; cows.
s2.65d4.25; he.fers, Ss.G9I65; canness
slow, $2.159260; bulls, s2.509450; calves
Is to 25c lower, $4.5O96.60; Texanss. re-
ceipts, 500; best on sale today 16 cars at
1886. Texas fed steers, S4.Sd500; Texas
grass steers, s3.25q4.10; Texas bulls, $3.50
@3.25.
Hogs-Receipts today. 1900; tomorrow,
10000; left over, $500. Heavy, slow; light
active. higher; top. $50; mixed and
butchers, $4.95d5.4O god to choice heavy.
$5.Ooa5.40; rough heavy, $S56495; light,
$ .10q5.5o: bulk of sales, $5.1595.9O.
Sheep - Receipts, 1900; sheep and
lambs slow to 10 and 15c lower Good
TO choice wethers, s37504O0; fair to
choice mixed, S3.4563.65; western sheep,
S3.25G385; Texas sheep, $2.500360; native
lambs, s4.25G5.5O; western lambs, s475
$50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. Misunderstanding
1900; market steady. Native steers,
s4.00q57s; Texas steers, $2.5O95.00; Texas
cows, s260d3.15; native cows and heif-
ers, s1.65@4.50; stockers and feeders, $500
Q460; bulls, $2.50G3.75. Calves-Receipts,
$50; market steady, s3.00a5 %.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; lights nc high
er; others strong. Bulk of sales, $5121z
$3.50; mixed, S515d5.25; light, s515G5. so;
workers, $5.2595.30; pigs, $4.S5Q5. DO
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: market weaker
Lambs, s3.25Q5.25; muttons, S225d415.
ST. LOUIS
St Louis, Aug. N.-Cattle-Receipts,
2, 800; market steady. Native steers, S375
600; stockers and feeders, S2.59@4. e5;
COWS and heifers. S2.o06490; Texas and
Indian steers. $3.30945O; cows and heif-
ers. S23063.S0
Hogs-Receipts, 300: market Sc high
er. Pigs and lights, $500. 30; packers,
$515d5.20; butchers, $5.20G5. 40
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady
Native muttons, $40oQ425; lambs, 1880
$40
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GRAIN NAS HIGHER
Foreign Buying Caused an
Advance in Wheat.
CORN MARKET STEADY
Lard the Only Provision That
Held Steady.

Chicago, Aug. 1-Foreign buying
TENDER closing &c I'D. Corn closed SO
&c higher and oats unchanged Pork
closed 123kG15c and ribs &c lower; lard
2KQSc higher.
Wheat advanced in the fact of con-
siderations undeniably bearish. Receipts
were heavy; Liverpool depressed, there
were rains in India and worlds visible
increased 2,S77,OO0 bushels. September
opened unchanged at r. to 721sc. Trade
70 "a time was almost entirely local
and decidedly limited. September touch
ed 725sq7214c and then dropped on a very
duh market to 717sc. At this juncture
the traders learned the foreigners were
buying and from then TO the END n the
session this proved the governing lactor.
September advanced to 721zc, but TIE an
nouncement of the Big increase in the
worlds visible caused a drop to 72islJ
72Ac. Shorts seized upon the dia as a
good time to cover and SepteU VT re-
covered sharply to 73c, closing strong,
&c over yesterday at 727sq73c. Kansas
offerings were much smaller. Cash sales
here were only $1,000 bushels, but New
York reported co loads taken for the
other SIDE Celarances in wheat and
-four were equal to sol, 600 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts were 1,045,O00 bushels COM
pared with 525, 600 bushels last year. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported 254 cars
against 300 last week and 306 year ago.
Local receipts were go cars, 80 of con-
tract grade.
Corn was quiet but strong. Ho weatn-
er in Kansas, higher cables. small
stocks and the wheat strength kept
shorts uneasy, as did the light country
acceptances. The cash demand contin-
ued poor because of the September pre-
MUM. The contrast stock Is only 1863 900
bushels and the total In both public and
private houses 100000 bushels. Receipts
were 306 cars. September sold between
3S%d395sc, closing 9sG24c up at 391Rc
Oats were steady on a limited trade.
September sold between 217sd221sc and
closed unchanged at &c. Receipts We're
319 cars. The session was practically
without features
In the provision pit lard alone held
steady. The market opened higher On
small hog receipts but on local selling
pork and ribs eased off, lard holding on
the steady foreign buying. September
pork sold between s1110 and 5000 and
closed 121z@15c under yesterday at
SO. 921l91095; September lard between
s6.75G6671k and $50, closing 21z15c high
er at S67Od6.7215, and September ribs be-
tween $7.0212 and $685., with the close Sc
down, at 1886.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
400 cars; corn. 100 cars ;oats, 205 cars;
hogs, 5000 head.
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STOCKS WERE NARROW
Opening of Market Very
Easy on London's Weakness.
POSSIBLE WAR IN SUGAR
Cause the Stocks to Go Off
More Than One Cent.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE stock market
was narrow today, the only incidents OF.
note being the movement of certain in
dustrials. The opening was easy on
London's weakness. Sugar was depress-
ed on the strength OF a reduction in
coffee prices, which was taken to indi-
cate a possible resumption of the trade
war in sugar, despite the recent main
tainance OF similar prices with consum-
ers. The stock went of IL per cent on
the offering Of some large amounts.
continuance of the recent bear campaign
against Peoples Gas accounted for It's
point fall. Small declines in railroad
stocks were in sympathy with London
ana reports of unfavorable conditions in
crop districts. Business was only mod
crate during the selling, and as hquida-
ton was not forced, the shorts commenc-
ed to cover. Before the forenoon ex-
pred prices were on the mend and there
were indications of confident buying in
spots. Rallies were most pronounced in
the stocks which had suffered earlier.
and the general level was lifted above
last night Conspicuous strength was
and Consolidated Gas, the latter rising
% per cent from the lowest. New Jer-
sey Central then assumed a command
ing position in the market. rising 81
per cent TO 1874, which is a. record price
in its recent upward movement Re-
vived reports were current of fits proba-
bic absorption by the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad in the interest of Pennsyl-
vania, the latter being credited with the
dominant inuence In the MANAGEMENT of
Baltimore and Ohio. No confederation OF
the report was had up 10 the close OF
business nor of the statement that an
advance in coal prices was imminent.
Coincident with the high price registered
for New Jersey Central. the July state
ment Of earnings of the road were re-
ported showing a decrease in gross OF
only $S,104 but a. reduction IN net OF
$685. $50. This showing and Tealizations
forced the stock off to 1876 at the close.
Reading first preferred was the only
other coaler 10 show any reflection OF
the movement in Jersey Central, the
stock rising IL and retaining the gain.
While the speculation in these stocks
was being carried on the general list
VAS largely neglected and showed no
inclination to rise above the level record
ABOUT noon. THIS circumstance caused
small offerings all around in the final
hour and the market yielded, closing
easy in tone with net changes generally
a small fraction either way. A feature
of the closing dealings was the rapid
advance Of 31R pointf in St Joe and
Grand Island first preferred, which was
unexplained. London operations in this
market were unimpcrtant, but consisted
of sales of a few thousand shares on
balances. Monetary conditions abroad
showed further relaxation. discounts al
London declining and exchange on Lon
don at continental point also yielding.
The closing stock market was as fol-
lows:
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Opening Day at Dubuque.

Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. H.-The Great
Western circuit meeting opened today
with an attendance OF 1900. The weather
was perfect and the track fast Factor
les and business houses generally closed
in honor Of the occasion For the 2.2i
trot Contralto was favorite at 70 5.
The third heat was dead heat between
Contralto and Mabel Onward. the time
being z:l2 IL. In the fourth heat Con-
tralto lowered her record ? IL seconds.
going the mile in 2:10 IL, the fastest heat
trotted va green trotter this year. In
the 2.l5 race only one heat was paced
Lady Pipes. in this event, lowered her
record from 2:10 IL 10 2:07 10.
Summary:
80 pace. purse, s2oo-Tod williams
won the third. fifth and sixth heats. No
be Lee won the second and fourth heats.
Shelah won the first heat Best time.
2.12 II
ia t-ot. purse slopp-Contralto Won the
first. fourth and fifth heats. Mabel on
ward won the second heat Best time.
20 -
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Races at GsaIeStrurx.

GslesbuTg III Aug 1.-THE opening
races al Galesburg Driving park today
were wei attended. Goo,d weather and
a fast field made the races fast and ex-
citing Summary:
IS pace. purse s5o-TE5al Wave won
three straight heats IN z:Is 81. 81 -
30 "a Pat Wilkes. Attorz. Decoration.
Major P and Orsoa also started
rs t-ot, purse ssaa-Alsv2-eSa Aiken
Won three straight heats IN lis - ..I.ss.
2-i5. Hopper Grass and I1egs also start
&C.
- pace. p1rse s5da-F-re.a Wilton Won
first. third and sourth heats n 81 -
2-7s -. 80 - Jean Tagssox Eon :hs
second heat in us - Klttv Hester.
T.zwrsnce c ard Captain 6 a,Eo started
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London, Aug IA spsctsl dispatch
rom AE.habs6. capital q THE division
O. TIE Sar.sEes. Provinces. BritiSh n
die o. Tire sane name, says ;Es trial q
twenty-five p<ssoaeTs coa-s-neS r. tie
CzEn2ors pisZuS rtots has rsszltea s.
TIE canE@rznz.ioa % DAB q twenty o,
ne aerurea. - t-zns5o-tation q ous
and TIE zccrlttal y -four
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FRISCO LINE.

Will run through cars in connection with
the Wabash Illinois Central. Chicago and
Alton and the Burlington, via st. Louis,
to Chicago. Ill, account G. a R. en-
campment.
Tickets on sale August "a, %, 26 and 81,
good for return until September 80 One
fare for. the round trip-s1S.65
Call at City ticket office corner Main
and Douglas avenue. for your tickets or
reliable information. b. F. DUNN.
District Passenger Agent.
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In the local market money rates were
unrufhsd with borrowers, described as
being IN an important position.
Business IN bonds expanded today and
there vas an active demand for 81
Louis Southwestern seconds. which sd-
vauced them X per cent The general
market vas irregular bat variations
were sight Total sales par value. 81
ll5.opo United States refunding . when
issued declined i and nsw - advanced
q IN tha bid rrtce.
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HOG MARKET Strong
Such Was Condition of the
Hog Market Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS $500
Increased Receipts Find a
Good Active Demand.

The hog market opened steady yester-
day and ruled strong and active all day.
AS forecasted, the receipts showed
material increase. The quality, as a rule,
was good, much more even than the re-
ceipis of the previous day. While the
receipts had increased, nevertheless they
were not at all adequate to the demand.
oBth Dold and Cudahy want a great deal
more hogs than are coming in.
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Sewz-x ~ :. AzE -.-Tss Major -
Asseesasson - News Drase-s soek ssis-
e-s aua sta1sonS-s g9eEss: It's esEA;eeath
a-nua1 cn-vHntfo- h~rs feSssy. To csn-
vszssaa = n@ls h=hs-s esoses 5eors ard
~ information VII ss gwen cut snEE A.
tx tss H1.Js-azuea-
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ne surely reGna

London. Aug. zf-An inquest held At
Liverpool yesterday into The circur1-
stances attending the death - Terrence
Kelley. = Shipping clerk. revealed TIE
fast that hs cane % England from Pas
saena, Cal. whore bis wife and children
Tow z-e. Kelley let = letter conf@Ssi1g
that he had taken afty grains % opium
daily ~ fifteen yez-S He kll;ei himself
81 taxing - grains.
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BASEBALL
National league

National league
Cincinnati at St Louis Ri 2
s.. Louis ....SO40 I-sI4 1
Cincinnati s01oI22 o-Sl3 l
New York at Philadelphia
Philadelphia ..0O02 0o01-5 .
New York ........0 0 3 0 0 90 ! e. 10 l
Norwich. Conn, Aug. I--sNorwich and
the Brooklyn National League team
played q ten-!nning exhibition game here
today. Brooklyn winning by score OF
TO /.
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western regular packing at mark, 100
141Zc; western, loss off, 1Sd17c.
Sugar-Raw steady. Fair refining,
414c: centrifugal Sc test, 47sc; molasses
sugar &c; rafned steady; graduated
$40
Coffee-Dull and easy; No. Rio, SIC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-22

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