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Hon. A. NJ. Stevenson. the big Re
publican boss, made business visit" tc
Boulder today. As'it happened, II. H
Eddy. his former political pard. was ir
town at the same time and both were in
the office OF Hon. r. n. Wh.eley.
What's
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S,iits & Co. Of This city succeed Mrs J.
F. Cook in p'oprie.o'ship OF the Wall
Street hotel and will conduc, the hos,elry
upon generous plan. Mr. Stills has
had extensive hotel experience in Ne
braska. Mrs Cook is going to California
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The city council meets tonight. This
is the night of the electric franchise
when the bids Of the Boulder Railway
and Utility company and Of the Boulder
Light and Power company for lighting
the streets of Boulder are 10 be opened.
1t promises 10 be mighty interesting
nnAaAinn
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John A. Teagarden. Alderman Lou r
Johnston and Senator Ward went ,c
Denver and stirred the state house crowd
on the Guarto centennial. The COVER
nor's proclamation. published else
where. is part OF their effective work
The Denver News published it in fac
Simjls
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EdIfnr,a AMfnl PLIGHT

F. NJ. Higgins, Editor Seneca, ulls,l
News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until
he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salye. He
writes two boxes wholly cured him. It's
the surest Pile cure on earth and the best
salve in the world. Cure guaranteed.
Only p cents. Sold by Streamer's Drug
Store.
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Mrs Jessie Dwyer, mother and sisters
went to Longmont last evening, where
they will spend the summer at her moth.
ers home, Mrs Dwyer having rented her
furnished cottage in Mapleton to Nj
Lassen and family OF Oklahoma.
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Miss Mamie Earhart is coming over
from Denver to spend The Fourth and
stay with Mrs Bergheim during the ah-
sence OF Mr. Berghsim. who leaves with
Master Milton for New York. Friday.
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Fourth OF July ia e..

Open rate Of one standard fare for
round trip will apply from Boulder to all
points in Colorado and 10 points on
Colorado Ro7d in New Mexico. Dates
Of sale July 3 and 4 Final limit July 5.
except that tickets sold to Leadv lie will
b: limited to July 7. 1921.
T. E. GILLER, Agent.
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The little folks Of the Episcopal
church mat a. the home OF Mrs Wn.
ltedale Yesterday afternoon and were
he'ped with their sewing by Miss Fulton,
who has them under her charge.
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"John Wicl.ffe, the English Reformer,
tais will be the FIRST OF series OF sum
mer Sunday nigh. sermons by DR.. vii
son a, the Presbyterian church on "The
Grea. Reformcrs."
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Agen, Giller announces that the Den
yer train will be held here until 1890 on
the night OF July TO accommodate Boul
der's visitors on tha, day.
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Why wear the old style polish when
you can get up to date work, which looks
like new and is much easier on the
clothing The Model laundry, I7th and
Walnut, phone 2o3 black. Iu
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Mr. Jackson and family of Oklahoma
have taken rooms with Mrs Lemon for
the summer.
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Mrs McNtff will remain at the home
OF her father. DR. II. w. Allen, while her
husband takes little summers run 10
the effe;e east. Later they will return to
Afiz)na
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Prof. Rischar's brass band will begin
an open air concert on the court house
square at 7:5o tonight. The Salvation
Army will be excused for the OCCASION
perhaps.
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No use taking lunch to Mont Alto
park. Tansey's dining room is open iol
lunches. meals and cooling beverages a,
all hours
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Miss Cosgrove has moved her dress.
making parlors from the Mcclure block
to room II Hayman block, over Rach
oisky'S store. 2u
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Mrs Shaw (nee Carrie Rouse) who
has been visiting her parents for the
past week, returned TO her home in
Denver today accompanied by her little
son Hollis.
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DR.. John Boeck and III; es.imable
family left tor Boise City. Idaho. today
to make that place their future home. DR.
Boeck is graduate OF the University OF
Colorado. has bad extensive experience
as a registered pharmacist, has great
abilities and is calculated to achieve
success in any field in his chosen pro-
fession. Boulder wishes him the best Of
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MONEY!!

Loaned on household goods, pianos,
horses or any good security; no charge
for drawing papers; no removal OF goods
may be paid any time to suit borrower
Business confidential. Lowest rates.
Nelson LEWIS.
Cor. 9Th and Pearl. Over S.reamer's.
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Rev. ]. X. Teagarden and wife. OF
Amsley, Nebraska. son Of J. B. Teagar
den, arrived today to take in the Chau
tauqua.
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Mis- ]. J. Shuey and Miss Cook. sisters
OF Mrs Harl S. Ki,tlc, have arrived from
Red Oaks, to spend the summer.
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Z ]. Huse and daughter, Laura. father
and sister Of Mrs J. B Tcagarden. OF
Hebron, Neb., have arrived TO spend the
hot season with relatives.
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The pretty cottage of Mr. Bentley is
rapidly nearing completion and will be
ready for occupancy about August l.
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By general consent II has &c IL set,led d
that the stores OF Boulder will be open
Saturday hours tonight. tomorrow being
the glorious Fourth and a general holiday
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Hon. H. H. Eddy, who represents 4
security and indemnity company. is
smiling upon Boulder ci,iz:ns and do
ing business.
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Mrs J. F. Shul,z OF Guthrie, Okla, ar
rived in Boulder las, nigh, 10 cpend the
summer with her former schoolmate.
Miss Minnie b. Wheeler, on Il 9th street.
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Messrs Pells and Looenstein OF the
Crystal Springs brewery. were elected
members OF Boulder club last night.
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The Model laundry does up TO date
work only Send US your work, We
guarantee satisfaction ard best in the
west. nth and Walnut. phone 2o3
black. II
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Mr. NJ. d. Bramon and family Of
Missouri Valley. Iowa. and Emil Bramon
of Chicago, are here on visit to Mrs U.
S Clark
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Ralph M.tcalf was able to get out for
a short time today, after hard siege OF
mumps.
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A marriage license was issued today
to A. A. Carstud and Hattie M. Payne,
both of Boulder.
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A few OF Miss Mae Bakers friends
helped her to celebrate her birthday this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs H. E.
Rowland
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Miss Nellie Rust is moving into The
house OF John Hammer. recently vacated
by T. X. Ayers.
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Mrs George Teal, who has been con.
hned to her bed for the past ten days, is
still unable to be out. but is somewha,
better
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Three punches Of FIRE crackers for ten
cents at Noah's Ark. 267
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success,

BOYS, get your fire crackers early.
Best kept anywhere at Miller's candy
store on Pearl street, opposite the court
house.
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Superior coal At Roberts 1 Cobb.

Don't forget to come TO the dance at
the Armory on tomorrow night.
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Mrs D. A. King left for her home in
Derby, Texas. today.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Superior coal At Roberts / Cobb.

Big dance at Armory on night OF July
dth
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Mrs Theodore Taylor has gone to
Longmont to stay the rest of the week.
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Going to Mont Alto this summer? /?
Lunches sold and meals served at all
hours a, c. F. Tsnsey's dining hall.
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Miss Mary Billing has been quite in
disposed for the past few days.
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For SALE-At a bargain. A fine
mineral cabinet, containing specimens OF
great beauty and value. A beautiful
collection for a library or parlor. On
exhibition at the Camera Office.
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FOR SALK-Second hand harness,
wagons and buggies at Knapp's 1908
Pearl street. 10 If
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For SALE-Household goods, horse
and buggy. 6o7 Spruce St. 3u
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Denver and Il. turn ~.
Tickets on sale July 9th limited for
return 10 date oil sale.
T. +. GILLER. Agent.
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perhaps
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Ariz INA.
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nosroSs. NEW MANAGER.

There seems to have been a misap-
pTehension about the cause of the de-
termination of the owners o. the Bos-
ton National League club to make
change in the management OF the club.
We felt that II was time to make a
change" said Director Billings the
other day. we appreciate to the full
degree all that Manager Selee has
been to us, but we felt that he had
there was a demand for change.
There has been no dissatisfaction with
his work this season that | know of
yet I am satisfied that we have made
a change for the better. We have Sc
cured live up-to-date, experienced
man. l was very much impressed
with him upon our first meeting, and
that feeling has been strengthened
since. We want a man who can get out
OF our ball players all the work there
is In them, and shall be very much
mistaken II Mr.. Buckenberger does not
succeed in accomplishing that end"
The selection OF Mr.. Buckenberger
is distinctly a case OF the office seek
ing the man. Mr.. Buckenberger was
not at all anxious to assume the re-
sponsibilities of such a position as
that OF manager OF the Boston club. but
II was urged upon him so strenu-
ously that he had no other option than
to accept. For two years Boston has
had the material for a leader, and Mr..
Buckenberger cannot very well make
worse showing than that OF the team
OF the past two seasons. Buck
knows the game from A to z. He
understands players thoroughly. and
while not at all tyrannical in his
methods, knows how to assert him
self, and will not allow himself to be
ridden over rough-shod. Some of the
best critics OF the game in the country
recommend Buckenberger to the Bos-
ton club owners, so there Is scarcely
room for mistake as far as the judg-
ment in the selection was concerned.
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GEORGE DAVIS DENIAL.

In reply TO the many assertions that
have been made that George Davis,
the captain and manager Of the New
York club last season, has signed a
contract to play with the Chicago Am
erican League club in 1902. he made
this positive statement: II have had
an offer" said he, from the Chicago
American League club. did not ac-
cept It, | told the men who are con-
nected with that club that the New
York club had first claim upon my
services. and that | could not agree to
do business with ANY management
until I had fulfilled my obligation to
New York. am frank to say that the
offer | received was tempting. but |
have no reason to doubt that can do
quite as we'll where | am"
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gency would be worse. At last, with
an expression OF conscious heroism,
and a murmur of protecting the dear
boy" she walked grimly back into the
parlor.
Miss Brooks offered no help. The
stylish figure and the waving auburn
hair loomed as dreadful danger before
the nervous little lady. while the
charming manner was conclusive proof
that she stood between Ted and de-
struction. She found herself dashing
madly from subject to subject in her
effort to come to the point, when a
sound reached Miss Brooks ears that
brought her professional duty before
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DIAMOND GLiNTS.

Pitcher "Cy" Young made a fine REQ
ord with the Boston American leagu,
team. He won over 80 games and In
2l of them he did not give base OF
balls.
Brooklyn could not survive the blow
that the American league gave 4
when 1t took McGinnity. Lave Crosi
and Jones and came under the wire .
poor third. II will seem strange to tn,
Bridegrooms to have the title lex.
champions" attached to them.
II is said that Jimmy Williams IL
sorry that he ever quit Pittsburg Ia
join the Baltimore American league
team. But his loss, felt severely al
the start by the Pirates, was more
than made up by young Leach, whose
playing was one OF the features of the
season.
San Lever of the Pittsburg team
leads the National league pitchers for
the season just closed. Christy Mat
thewson, however was the twirline
star. His fine string OF victories at the
beginning of the baseball year and
his sutting out OF the st. Louis later
on without a hit were the best pitch.
ing feats OF the baseball season OF 1901.
The fine showing OF the Phillies. who
landed in second place in the National
League fight. was surprise TO base.
ball fans. Handicapped at the start OF
the season by the loss Of their greatest
player. Lajoie. they nevertheless wor.
ried along with a number OF players
OF mediocre ability, until Hugh Jen.
nings took hold OF the helm ano
steered them in ahead OF the Brooklyn
team
Louis Criger. the well-known catch.
er OF the Boston American league club
who was reported to be seriously i'll
Is convalescing from a mild attack OF
typhoid fever at his home In, Elkhart
Ind. His physician says that his con-
dition was at no time serious and thai
Criger Is rapidly recovering. His
health has not been robust for a year
but there Is no reason to apprehend
his early retirement from the game
Criger expects to play with Collins
team in 1902 and hopes to be In first.
! class condition throughout the season
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her. She rose and said decisively:
"Will you show me where can change
my dress? l think the patient needs
me-"
Cousin Lizzie sprang in front OF tho
door and the tiny form quivered with
excitement. She laid a trembling hand
on Miss Brooks arm and looked up ap-
pealingly. MY dear" she ssld, I'VE
can't let you nurse Ted. He's all we've
got. and-and-you're too pretty"
There was a twitching of the face.
but otherwise Miss Brooks controlled
herself perfectly. In calm tone she
asked, Shall have the office send you
a nurse that is not good looking?"
AS the door shut Cousin Lizzie sank
exhausted into chair, while n sympa-
thetic crowd offered her water. a fan
and appreciation.
An hour later Mrs. Baker was strug-
Cling with the delir,ous Ted.
Lie still. dear. and let mother
smooth your head" she implored help
lessly.
"Oh! Mummie, don't bother so. The
fellows are waiting for me-" and he
sprang half out of bed.
tall figure suddenly appeared be-
fore him and strong hands laid hold of
him. "You must lie STILL" a strange
voice said, and he found himself look
ing with amazement into a pair of gray
eyes, disputing his will
"Must?" he asked. No one had ever
said must to him.
Must" was the answer, with q
tightening OF the lips. He lay still to
puzzle out the state OF affairs. His
head was raised and glass held to
his lips. He had not said he would
take anything. In his amazement he
drank the medicine without protest.
ing.
Miss Stewards best friends could
never call her pretty. The Baker fam
lily did not care to see what was in
her face. being merely on the guard
against certain qualities supposed to
be irresistible to the stronger sex. The
family was terror-stricken into full
appreciation Of her professional quail
fications In the ensuing days. As the
sound Of labored breathing or Of pain
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BURKErr LEADS IN BATTING.

Jesse Burkett, left fielder for the St.
Louis baseball club. is the champion
batter OF the National league. Presi-
dent Young of the National league and
the American Association Of Profess
sional Baseball Clubs has made public
the batting records of those league
players who took part in fifteen OF
more championship games during the
season recently closed, and Burkett's
name is at the top. His percentage is
1882. The second best average was
made by Delehanty of Philadelphia.
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TrifIing with Fate.
BY FRANCES S. HODGE.


Copyright. 1901 by Daily Story Pub. Coz
Ted, the adored; Ted, the only male
in family of nine, was i'll. Mrs.
Baker hung over him in all the moth
er's agony, vainly beseeching him to
take his medicine, while down in the
library the other members of the fam
lily huddled in terrified group, speak
ing in whispers or gazing blankly at
the certain misery of the future.
"A bad case of pneumonia" DIR.
Newman had said. II must have a
nurse. One will be here in an hour"
Then he had started out of the door.
Now. in this family of adoring
women were many. prejudices. They
had no advanced IDEAS" and to them
all nurses were bold and forward
creatures, not ft for Ted to meet" Be-
sides, hadn't they read only last week
of a man who had married his nurse,
and didn't that prove that all mem
bers OF the profession take advantage
of a mans weak and susceptible con-
dition to make love to him? Was Ted.
whose matrimonial prospects were
unknown to him, the subject OF
ldullly ulSCuSSlOHS, u
be coerced into marrying a nurse?
Did not each sister have best
friend saved for him, and-why.
the whole future happiness of
the family depended on the sort OF
girl he married. A nurse! Cousin
Lizzie, a tiny woman OF uncertain
years, rose to the emergency as she
heard the click Of the door-latch, and
burst out. "Oh, doctor. nurse! Con-
slider our feelingsl"
DR.. Newman had no time to under
stand, and he answered shortly Feel
ings? am considering your feelings.
The boy is very i'll. / am unwilling
to trust him in any but trained
hand"
Miss Brooks wondered why she was
kept in the parlor. and why the family
came in one by one to bring her a
glass OF water, to offer her fruit. to
show her photographs Of the Paris ex-
position. She began to find the situa-
ton interesting.
Mother says she can't leave Ted,
but we must make a change" reported
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SECOND nAsrM.S FARRELL.

John A. Farrell, who made such
hit at second last season, was born at
Covington, KY, Dec. 4. 1876 While a
lad he attracted attention by his ball
playing in and around Cincinnati and
engagement with the Newcastle club
OF the Interstate league. Farrell signed
to pitch. but showed up so well at the
bat and in the field that he was made
one OF the teams regular outhelders.
(Washington's Fine Second BasemanD
In 1897 and '9S he was with the
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ful dellrium rent their hearts, the, ri
the value OF her calm. alert strength
and took comfort. When the crisl
was passed and DR.. Newman an
nounced. HE will get well, thanks tt
his nurse" they could find no wordl
for their gratitude.
During the days OF convalescenc,
she proved as resourceful as at tht
critical stage, and the family now no
ticed her non-professional qualihca
tions-at first with considerable awe
later with much appreciation.
One day Ted, bundled up in rugs
had been taken to the piazza. Tn,
sound of voices came to the family
She's teasing him again." said Alice
with satisfaction. He had alwayi
tclsed her. and she found the situa
tion delightful.
I'VE can rest assured he will nevel
fall in love with any one who MANAGE
him as she does" said Cousin Lizzie
How thankful we should be that ]
was able to save him from that dan.
gerous nuTse!"
II the family could have seen Tedi
face at that moment, when Miss Stew.
art was saying. THE man is GETTING
maudlin; I'll send some of his adorina
family to him." there would have bees
doubt in their minds. Fortunately
Miss Stewart had perfect control o.
herself and OF him.
During the next year Ted worket
as he had never worked in his life
and during the last six months th
Importance and the irregularity OF hu
engagements completely mystified the
family. The mother understood. Sh,
had been the confidant OF frenziet
son during the six months Miss Stew.
art had sternly forbidden him to cal
or to write. so you can forget me Il
you want to, and | shan't seem to my
self to be taking advantage" WheI
he explained to his mother that Miss
Stewart had done work in the world
and he had not, SO he must make him.
self worthy of her, the mother could
only mutter bitterly to herself
Worthy OF nurse!" When, however
she watched the spoiled boy come into
his manhood and heard him pro.
nounced a rising young lawyer. the
bitterness lessened.
The announcement OF the engage.
ment was painful occasion to the
family. Ted's remarks, when he
caught Cousin Lizzie's "A nurse to get
him after ALI" were in no measured
terms.
"Will she manage you. Ted?" Alice
asked after the storm.
Il hope so. Lal." he answered. as he
pulled her curls. You, too, / guess. u
The family discussions thereafter
turned into "reminiscences Of Miss
Brooks charms and reflections upon
the danger Of trying to avert arother's
fate.
Miss Stewart never understood why
her friend, Miss Brooks, greeted the
announcement OF the engagement with
such rapturous delight
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Lord Robert. Perfectly Satisfied.

Field Marshal Earl Roberts, former
ly commander-in-chief OF the British
forces in South Africa. in speech this
week said that everything was being
done to end the war quickly. Lord
Kitchener's demands for men. horses
and stores were always promptly met
and there was no fault to find with the
men or their officers.
This comes pretty closely to ac-
knowledging that the Beers are no
mean foe, for the war seems almost
as far from ending as when 1t began.
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Should the plans of a big southern
steel concern be carried to completion,
there will in the near future be erected
at Thomas. near Birmingham, Ala, a
steel plant to cost 81, 100000. The site
for the plant. which II is proposed to
use in conjunction with two blast fur
naces now operated at Thomas by the
concern, has been chosen and there's
every probability that work on the
mill will soon be begun. II will be
one Of the finest plants OF the kind
In the south.
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To Exterminate Ants.

Powdered borax sprinkled around
the infested places will exterminate
both red ants and black ants. Powder
ed cloves are said to drive them away.
Another plan is to grease a plate with
lard, and set 1t where these insects
abound. They prefer lard to anything
else. and will forsake sugar for it. Pace
few sticks around the plate for the
ants to climb up ON. Occasionally turn
the plate bottom up over the fire, and
the ants will fall in with the melted
lard. CD Set quantity of cracked
walnuts or shellbarks on plates in the
closet where these ants congregate.
The ants will collect on the nuts in
myriads. Turn nuts and ants together
into the fire. and put fresh nuts on the
plates. Then powder camphor and put
in the holes and crevices OF the closet.
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WON ON CLASS.

The pennant of the National league
was won on class. and class alone
was won by the team which kept III
1900 membership the nearest intact
and suffered least from the inroads o
the American. The Pittsburg nine wal
cleverly managed and backed by on,
of the most dead game sports in tn,
nation-B Barney Dreyfus. At the star
II was conceded winner by all critics
and the only wonder was the fact tina
the other clubs kept the pirates within
hail as long as they did.