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Murphy. ST. Louis .
B~reitenstein. 81 Louis---.:.s .
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cabman Iajoie still leads the batters OF
the American League. and his percentage Is
still over 400. although fast diminishing. VI
the men nearest him. Hart the man Who was
10 have been fired by Baltimore. TO make
room for Jennings. shows up wonderfuiiS
well. Beck and McGraw are forging to the
'front.'. and Donlin is getting in among the
~slugEers, Twenty-Five men are batting over
Co. fifteen Of the number being jumpers
from the National I<ague
Baltimore and Boston are tied in team
hating. and Detroit leads In long-range
hitting. L.ajoie Is the chief individual slug
ger and Keister leads the baserunners. Old
winning pitcher, with a fat bunch Of vic
tories. while the equally venerable Clark
Grifith ranks second In the averages. The
figures.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Little Rock. Ark. June 21.-The fol-o1ins
proceedings were had at to-day's session o:
the Supreme Court:
W. q. vinccnhelIer VS.. Hugh r. Reagan. secre.
tary. etc: appeal from WASHINGTON Circuit Court
". Z. Doyle vs.. Wiley Sexton: appealed fr,r,
Independence Circuit Court: submitted on mo-
tion to advance and affirm.
A. L. Chic vs.. the Pahst Brewing Company
appealed from Miller Circuit Court: motion 10
J. O. Hale ct nj. VS.. r. r. Brown ct al: s,-
pealed from Lee Circuit Court: motion to al.
vance as case Of public interest denied.
j. II. Clark vs.. Randolph County: appeal from
Randolph. Circuit Court. Judgment affirmed:
memora ndum opinion.
Rou,h 4 Long W.. Madison County: APPEAL
from Madison Circuit Court: motion to Te!nsta,e
denied.
W. 4. Wadsworth et al. ". C. n. Busg: appeal
from Carroll Circuit Court: temporary injunction
granted on filing Of bond for si.eoe 20 Re ac-
proved by the clerk OF this court: motion 20 adj
vance and affirm get for call on RECOMMENDING of
court In October.
from Garland Circuit Court: affirmed.
]. W. Afford Va. state of Arkansas: appeal
from Garland City: affirmed.
W. 5. kitson vs.. Florence Sims. appeel from
Carroll Circuit Court. reversed and remanded for
error in Instructions.
Frank Kendall ct al. vs.. !. I. Porter Lumber
Company. appeal from jefferson Circuit Court
affirmed.
Tom Terrell Va. State OF Arkansas: appeal
from Pix Circuit Cnur: reversed and remsnded.
J. W.. kempson ct al. vs.. W. y. Soss. guard.
etc: appeal from White Circuit Court: affirmed
II remit.itnr Of SEA q IL entered within ten days.
Porter coniey vs. State of Arkansas; appeal
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County. S~
Motiors disposed CT:
z. A. Walker W.. Enfe Mir 90 ~. ~~A~>~&~~
overruled. eHe
certificate granted.
southern Pine Lumber Company VI Roenn
WARD et al. rehearinx cverrr!ed.
same case: additional finding OF facts, granted. I.
Delaware Insurance Company vs.. r.. b. Har-S
Ms rehearine 'overruied.
sarah Stone ct nj. vs. N. s. Kahie: rehearinw
by beth parties overrulst.
Robert Arthur. guardian: rehearing cverruIed.
iexafknna and Fcrt Smith Railway COMPANY
vs. J.: w. Gray: rehearine granted ana judi-
ment OK court below reversed and cause remaude4
! b: Jones CT al. vs.. Z. +. Underwood ct al
reheartpg oyerrule,i. =
Texas Midland Railroad ys. Ffark Johnnu~.
affirm on certificate overruled.
Same case. file transcript granted.
court adjourned for the term. having d.spopnf:
Of IN cases. leaving on the docket nfty-fo1R
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manded-
Bill Weetmoreiand VS.. STATE Of Arkansas. an
peal from LceaW Circuit Court: affirmed.
We. Williams. sx-parte: petition for writ OF
chancellor: petition deated.
Abe Steiwel w. Fencing Board: appeal from
johnson Chancesy Court: appeal dismissed for
noncompliance with rule.
W. II. Wcrtken 4 Co. vs.. L.. r. q Fl. 8. Rv.
Co: appeal from Pulaski Chancery Court; set
for argument nrst Monday Of November.
Bank n Newport VI. T.. L. Watson CT nj. ap-
rsaled from jackson Chancery Court: passed un-
I'll 0ctoker.
next. at 10 o'ci,ck.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas Tex. June 2.-The following are
the proceedings IN the Civil Court Of Ap-
peals for the Fifth Supreme Judicial Dis
trict. at Dallas. to-day:
Affirmed:
J. r. Leslie. admir-, w. 8. e. Elliott: Grayson
County.
Barbara Smith W. City Of Dallas ct al: Dali
las County.
zeno Perkins m G Frank ct al: Case County.
L. J. Cummins Va Temple A. Moore ct al
Dallas County
Reversed ard remanced:
-. ftuart Ss. W.. A.. Polk: Navarro County.
Kansas Mutual Life lnnurn.ce Company W. 3.
r. u. Pfnson. adGr.: Kaufman County.
W. {. MeoarianA 81 al. va Ton ovens: Fan
min County.
n. . = {. ny. Co. ~. Lucy A. Harnes ct al
JsSss:h. Rhcdes and wife W. >. H. Jones:
Dallas t3unty.
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sBseted for Cingman in ninth.
Boston ..-..~s siSSiSS IL
bsae / Ds1d /. sehrsck /. Free
man I Isuns l. Thrss-bs.s ~nlssSrouns l. Home
snt Ye.r,s sn4 eehrtes. / flint on balis-0R
pitched eene-By Mercer L - Young l. Struck
sut.By rstssn / ~ roune s Len on bases-
Clarke J. Tme-Ooe hour and fo.ty-Ave min
uses. Umpire-01er4dan.
Detro1t q Milwaukee o.
Detroit. nich- Jens 1-Three consecutive er-
three rune In the neN inning. Two H1ts, q stolen
base end Ffegs via throw brought two more
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT RESULTS.
Gamble and Wright Played Fas'
Match At DOullrs.

The third round of the tennis tournament
at the ST. Louis A. A. A.. was played OIL
yesterday afternoon at Forest Park
The most important. as well as the most
interesting. match was in the doubles. Gam,
BILE and Wright defeated wilson anu
Whitemore. The winners have been play
ing a wonderfully fast game right along.
and IL looks as though they were going 10
win the doubles hands DOWN. -.
The finals In the doubles will be PLAYED
OF next SATURDAY. and Gamble and Wrignt
by defeating their opponents yesterday
qualified for the finals.
In the singles .irDonaId played unusually
well and defeated Staiel.
Summaries: -,
Singies-McDonaid won from Stadel. s"3
and 81.
Forler defeated Greenwood. Ga and s-2
Beggs won from Thurston Wright, 30
and Ga.
In the semifinais of the doubles. Gainpie
and Wrigh defeated Wilson and Whi'te-
more. Ga and g. $3.50
Forder and Pollard beat Gleason and Hud-
son. 81 and l2-le.
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the strong team Ct that place to-day The MIL
stadts would like To arrange games for July ]
and "a. Adiress -. A. Reinc. care q ID. Craw-
ford 4 Co
The Doison- Brarrs will play the strong tenn
The Diels Will play the Alton Blues this after.
noon at Alton. The batteries FOR the Diels will
be Fsehan and NTirkleneyer . and Belts anil
Stein Will be On the fhu9 line for the Biues:
The attraction at HaEdian's Park this After
noon will he a game bss.e-n the Rawlings ari
the Globes. The winners a.e TO take all the gate
receipts. This will te Sn- pf the hottest games
played this season. as bot- teams are confident
Of winning. The batteries ,-il h Willard and
Carney for the Rawlings and Irowleya and WINK
len~yer for the t;iohes.
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Earned runs ST. Louis g. BROOKLYN l. Two-bass
htts-Aurphy I. 0atine l. Thres-base hits-Bur-
kett L wellace ! Dshlen I. Home r~uns-N1ehois
s,oisa = Z Hs,dI,ek l. Msoann
In lsI,,, / IHs on nss:s.st Lcg!s z BROOKLYN =
Ryan 1. Faryell I. Firrt base on balls-By Nc
IsTss Z by kitscn l. HI ~ pitched h.li1Ey
son l. by Murphy 4. Time-One hour and nfty-
eight minutes. U-mpires-Schrvers and MCGUIRE.
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INCOEPORATED-Tke wasserman-Rai
senne5g Ecnd and Stock Company. capitS1|
ixeo az xsS.v@ MED articles OF incorporate
Inc stock consists Of GO shares. At
each. Gustav Rosenberg holds Sc shaT1
Bennett Waxserman 80. David Waac1
9. MAJ Judd 20 and David L 49,
The $1,000 capital stock Of the SkSR Vi1S
Works - Mvtded into no shares. vuiue1
ylOO each Thomas A. Ferrenbach, r.. ~
q shares. Charles L. Walter q. I6u61
walter 5 q John 0uhman q
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Clarke. Richie and Bransceid /. Left on bases
Philadelphia 10. Ptttsours g. sacsince hits
pa POOLE i ]. Oh oS0i fe.yer T. lit By piscaer"sy
Lever 1 Struck out-By orth I. BY Lever z
Passed balls-AcFarlaul I. WILD pltches-Orth
l. Leever l. TIme-Two hours and fifteen min
utes. cmpire-O'Dsy.
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hi,s-Crcliu !. Kittredss I. DObbs /. Crswford !.
M.soon l. sieinfeldt I. Peits / Three hes. hit,
-tiaGford !. Sacrifice ite-Magoon I. Double
and Tenney !: DeMont 'sione, J.
frssinser; Long end Tenn-y ]: Macon. sfe'n,
lAwson T. on Hahn 4. Struck out-By Lawson
J.. by Hahn ,. Time-Two hours and three
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Earned runs 81. Louis Z. Brooklyn 4. Three
base hit'-p:ly l. Home ~yn,.ssrsska. g ], Don
Shreckard I. Daily !: Double pasyS-Dooovsn.
bahlen and Kelley J.: FFYe bese on errors
lyn 3 Frst on balis-By Donovan Z hy Powell
saerincs its-Iwsllace l.. Powell L.. Struck
Tine-One hour and fogty-nve minutes. TIM
pireIFarrell and Schriver.
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H WEATHER.


Washington. June es.-For-cast for sunday and
Monday:
Illinois. Iowa and Missouri. fair and continusd
warm Sunday and Nonhay: fresh s""tner's
Ssbrasxa and Kansas. fair Sunday and Mon
dsy: continued high temperature: southefiy
winds. 81
SUNDAY and Monday: >outh-rly winds.
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Philadelphia =. ..........e as
Doniin i. Cross :. Power. 1. Keisssr l. Robinson
Lsssy l. N,il,S;n / Th!ss.s,ss
Ia Joie Z. Hayden l., Robinson /. Doniin 1.
fSi,. 4 McGinnity l.. nFDt On ssiis.By Pi.ii
Piatt !. by Leltner !. - Foreman i, By McGin-
nifty l. Left on bases-Baitimore 10. Phiiadei-
phia IL -Ttme-Tw0 hours and forty minutes.
Cmpires-Maneseau and Snnolly.
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: CINCINNATI m. session 9.

beaneaters -Feusa NeoA1es Tee Late
IN the Game.
= Boston. Mass. June 0-Cinclnnati won
easily to-day. batting two Boston pitchers
cut OF the box and scoring 1t will for the
first six inninge. Boston batted Hair hard
In the last part Of the game. but could not
overcome the visitors long lead. Attend
dance Pom. Score.
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AN EMERY TRUST.
All of the Mills of the Country Tn.
der One Management.

Easton. Pa. June 2.-rhe Emery Syndi-
cate, Of which the Jackson Emery Minis
Company. Of Easton. 10 one Of four
f1rms that. practically. control the trade -
this country. Will 60 into effect on the lst
Of July under the name OF the Ashland
N. trusts. oncers are: LAvsssRs epeers-
Of Boeton. president: A. Albert Sandt. Eas-
ton. treestrer: John II. West.. Perth Am
boy. n. J.Asferetary The capital Of the
syndicate tsSfl0e. ~.
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NEW YORK ~, CHICAGO T..

Pitcher Matthewson Finally Found .
Team That Was Easy.
New York. June 29.-The New FORKS won
to-day, by heavy batting. and Matthewson
was too much for the Chicagos. waddell
injured hts hand in the fourth nning and
Easton went in to pitch. Attendace. 1900.
Score.
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weather at $50 O.. m. clear. At SIS p; m.
clear. Maximum temperature. lo:s. minimum
temperature. -. River. $50 feat
shighest temperature ever recorded ~ TINS
' r. =. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
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Beste. :, Washisgte. 2.

wsssi.ston: June 3.rcunE heps washing
punched their hits and placed their long ones
opportunely: Mercer vas substituted for Pat
ten after the second inning. when the visitors
bafted out two singles snd two doubles. which.
With an error. drove In four runs. Ssahl was put
out OF the game at the end Of the drut fer kick
ing. Attendance, 2.SB. score:
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Baltimore 10. Philadelphia III.
Baltimore. Nd. June 1.-The B,ltimore Amer
lean league team won out In . game OF n slug
sing seefaw against the Athletics here this after
noon. Attendance 1,G2s. Sccre:
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Earned rpn.-Xew York; .Chic.so. ]. First base
New York 4. Chicago S. Bases On koiis-by
Mstfns~son / by wsddeii !, BY Eason . struck
out.by MsttheWson 5. by Maddell 8 BY Eason
!hree-base hits-Selbach z Two-base hits
DAVIS l. stolen bases-Ganzel I. Wild pltches-
ehd fifty minuter.
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nrar,men, OF Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received at 81 Louis
lure ~ 1891. st CO y. IN. local time and J p m.
Fever ty-nfth meridian time. Obs, n attons MADE
A. The same moment OF tine at all stations
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EPuBf. SPECIAL.
Chiliicothe. Mo-. June 2e-Eas.baii here today:
Chillicothe 10. B~visr =
REPt-BI.Ic SPECIAL.
Kcokuk. la. june y-The local BASEBALL team
defeated the Burlington Routes Of 81 Louis. ~
In
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rENNsYLVANIN WAS LUCKY.
broke the noOdoo In the Drawing nj
Henley.

Henley. England. June Elm the drawing
for positions In the rowing faces for the
grand challenge cup the University of Penn
sylvsn.a crew hal the good fortune to-day
TO get the Bucks side. which gives an esfi-
mated advantage of from one to Two
lengths.
In the drawins for pairs Pennsylvania
drew the London Rowing Cub. one of. the
weakest clubs here. Tie i.eander crew drew
New College.
The winner of the Observation-Disclosures
race meets the Thames crew. TIL winner
Of the Leandcr-New College heat meets the
BeigianS. This Is generally taken TO sig.
Nifty that Pennsylvania gets into the hnai
heat. probably with Lea nde-. as the Ameri-
cans only meet two Of the weakest clubs:
The PENNSYLVANIA crew padded over the
course this morning in good shape ana
without any apparent diminut!on In form.
Root and Carter May Fight Again.
SPECIAL.
San Francisco. June 9.-The unsatisfactory
termination CT the fast bout between Jack
Root and Kid Carter last night has ied Z. an
attempt being made to match the men To neht
agar1 ON July 4.
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cisv.Isnd :.-.-.-.-.-S 81
=! ..' go! ~ss:::.sn I Hs: : s:::t' 49,! ! III Z
Sacrifice hiss..Hsrvsy I. stolea s.e-Psetsfin
On On s ssSses s1 s:!s.y a ! q a |. y Nv: %s!d pl sss::
m mn.sss' 3.,i T,%sS .os;il,d hour and 'h'r's@nve
western League.
lost S" &: s: Sse' tor s's mem a again ss-d S.'i score ssser'
SS &C. s,, :::I: AZ:
vile. o~%.h."f:yns and Gondias. " '"' BE-
.. ss Pr; ;ssa r Ss;:;.s ss' SPINS. s.:', To-Day -;s! 'e s;,. sse
anee. 1850 scors;
s &, .ss' spring. s:::::1sST !;
RADIO s''''s'-HsS ESSkD c SSHE and D'a'An'.
G. s...! .ss' Spring. -;::::::::::$H
Batteries: 81 ~Paul-cog.n and Wilson. Colo
rsdo s-prinss-rhomas and Dooahue.
run. '. .ss he & ' s:r :'H ss! ss:: p; IL! sS'' ::e: :s-'
3 3. 1s:.ss ::;::::i.
s: ssrs:r! d: sG sns DOOM. and Cote. ST.
,, .,sse:e: :..:,,, M,.r-i a.,S sS.. .. = X! s.r1ss :s,a.;
s.s Icupdea hard u z. ar. .hf,s inning:
i; Il IS; curtin ;i:.: - ss''s;; ,, : s:ss!: ~ rs 's ~! :I.'i.'
n MIMI. III s1::G::$ /;
Batteries: Minnea oiie-wadsvorth and Dona-
hue. Denver-Retteer and W.. sullivan.
southern League.
Shreveport. L.. June n.-score:
ss ::;s':
Memphis-Kern and xrmstIons.
.Chatt.noosa. June o.-score:
G s2:%;sss:a :ss:s:s..t!G
-Gnlen and kiikhon-
Little Rock. Juce z.-seore:
~: S :::s .:;: .:,:l.:.':.;.; i -,
Nashville. Tenn. June 1.-score:
s:;s.,l'.
Batteries: Nsshvtlle-Hili and Fisher. Selma
Bailey. Baker and Harlow.
Three I League.
4. Pss.,s,~css.s R.s;S: s p.ef bsv.a :
a, I Ey;eg T.ss.1T.:. III Rs. & 8 s' ssss Island /.
western Assessasiss.
Al IndsanSpoHs- Fine. game. lndianepo,is . |
A Fort wsyss-Fsr wsSss 4 Ts'sde
SAateur Dasebona Koees.
nhs Nt)les win ~ to ninstsdt. m. to pisy
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Mr.. SPRAGUE SAYS
The summer menu Of the DeIicatessen
Lunch Rooms will please you.
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R His::si::
Three-baa tts-0lsascn L Sacrfoes hits-
Gilbert I, 1cAlistss I. Bueaov |. stolen hsses-
Holmes 1 Fifst on ealie-o9 sievsr ( on Eaw-
e~Hcre-Detfclt 1 NIivsukes / I@ft on bsses~
DETROIT Z Milvsukee T. Struck out-By eisver
Iime,0ns hour ana forty minutes. Umpire
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Ch1eago 8, Cleveland 4.
Chicago. M. June O.-For eeven innings the
ing the Visitors TO fOUr scattsriaS sin9iss' while
Aoose had rot allowed the sem6ssnce Of . hit.
Cleveland ecosed In the eighth with Q Wild bitch
ard . single. Ina Chicasos won out In their half
after two outs. Attendance. A.oo0. Score:
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Local Report.
ST. Louis. saturday. June .. 1871.
kEQ - G-r4 - ~
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PITsBURc 5, PHILADELPHIA 4.

Cross Missed = Chance to Take one
From Leaders.
Philadelphia. Pa. Jue 23.-Cross missed the
chance to retire the third man in the nrst
inning this afternoon. after which the Pitts
burgers developed q batting streak and
scored three runs. Attendance. hl46 Score.
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SundrieS.

Sboes-Best quality. with rubber sol
the kind to wear if you want to enj
the game-plain, white OF black ST.
Low cut feathers, 1915.
High cut leatheps, 500.
Low cut canvas. S3.Z5.
High cut canvas, $3.50.
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milaA.lnASa

eBatted for Foreman In nth.
Baltimore - & Z o 0.-1s
Fhiladclphia .. ..........0 . . . ] Q 0 Q -:
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Little Rock .-.3.: g.
Batteries: Little Rock-NcC1oskey and Lynch.
New O-rleans-Mulkey and Abbott.
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r. II. E.
:. II 3-is n 0
Batteries: Chattanoogs-Doian and Rith. Bir-
mingham-Gillen and KiIkhon-
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Tennis Balls.

Wright s. Ditson, Championship and
Slazenger's, everywhere the stand
ard
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Good sized heavy cotton twine Hammock,
double stretcher-
Was e1.0O, nov Sc.
Close woven, beautifully colored Ham
mock, extra long valance. pillow and
metal ~spreaders, SL.Z&
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make the e0rrncric1 that we took d.
srediE fo9 wAieh was Aela agxEnSt u
AID persisted IN the extent * pExss
Ing car szreksss fo< paxnent 10.
coarse re would not Yes thsn szEers
Ee borrowed the suoneF zu1 paid. haI
never knez whv.
AT the time referred 70 We were
only experimenting with cur coEntry.
did nok kn9w then whether Il would
make an agricultural one or not. brf
al d0abts N that direction hare hap.
rils been dispeiiei. which Is evidenced
~ the trzinaoads OF suigrants that
are alnoss daily comfng 70 cur States
and adjacent ones.
Well We ara ike the young preach.
CT. g0t clear away from the text Az
ter Ne had sent one letter 20 you and
come 10 think what ne had written.
that Delight belonged to me and that
We had 3 right 20 say whether il
should be 2 nsoney order once or MOI.
but your answer had none OF the Big
and little a about il. but was tinged
with Kindness toward an old ignorant
man
Now II remains for yos to say il
Delight is to be money order Office.
we have no more 10 SAY. you are the
boss
Tell US what to do and we viii
lay our head on the block Yours most
respectfully -, p NJ
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THE GOVERNMENT HAS ITS WAY
The Postmaster at Delight, Wash.
Gracefully Yields Point.

The Postmaster at Delight, WASH,
Gracefully Yields Point.
From the Washington Evening Post.
The postmaster at Delight, Wash,
has consented that the Office be made
one at which money orders may be
issued The Post Office Department
determined some time ago that De
light should be made a money order
Office. The postmaster OBJECTED and
wrote TO the Postmaster-General in OPP
position 10 the plan Again he was
informed OF the determination OF the
Department Postmaster General
Smith the other day received the fol-
lowing letter
Postmaster General:
Sir: Yours of the 18th inst re
ceived and contents noted We think
from the tone OF your kind letter that
you mistook our meaning perhaps or
we should have been more explicit
We never intended to dictate to
you how our Post Once should be
run. and II You come to such CON
cIusion you mistook our meaning.
1T is your duty to give TO the public
II our u1lEuuuIuUU4 the very Oecl HAL
service possible. and II yon think It
would answer that end by making il a
money order ofiee We have no more
10 say The next thing would be for
as to let somebody else have it II il
did not suit US. Until the last two or
three years the only pay there was in
our Post once was the convenience
there was In II for cur community
Our FIRST quarter cancellations did not
quite amount 70 81 and We never got
red OF that. as there WIS no IN
structs0n come with our commission
lhad not got the postal lawsl we sent
the whole business 70 the United
States expecting when II was audited
va would get our par. but ne never
did
sThis was during Cieveland's FIRST
term Then during his second term
in making our quarterly report ne
oTer;ooked $40 IN stamps saaf we got
from the Department Have done ihaf
very 1hing since and vas allowed 10
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a eco Couch kledieine.

II Spears ven Tor .Chanberlain's
Cough Remedy when druggists use It
in their own families in preference
TO any other. Il have sold Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for the past avs
years with complete satisfaction 70
myself and customers says Druggist
] Goldsmith. Van Etten, n. Y. Il
have always USED it In my own family
both for ordinary coughs and colds
and for the cough following la grippe.
and find it very efficacious. . For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co.. Cen
eral Agents. Territory OF Hawaii.
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THE
New England Bakery
HOTEL STREET
Makes Fresh Daily,

HOME MADE PIES, same as your
mother made in mince, apple. peach,
berry, lemon, pumpkin and cream.
They are superior to any purchased
elsewhere and ali hot at 10 o'clock q.
m Our hot doughnuts are simply
par excellence and ready at 6 o'clock
a. m Try some with your morning
coffee Cream puffs and Chocolate
cellars ready at IL o'clock a. m reli-
cious We serve hot coffee. tea or
chocolate with hot buns. Snails or
doughnuts, light breakfast for 10
cents only. Cold sliced ham lunch as
sorted for working men only 15c each
Commencing from June 1, we win sell
80 loaves of our bread for one dollar.
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Claus Spreckels Z Co.,
Bankers.
HONOLULU. IT..
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank OF San Francisco

San Francisco AgeHts-The Nevada
National Bank Of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE on
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco.
LoNDoN-The Union Bank of Lon
don, Ltd.
NEW YoRK-American Exchange
National Bank.
CHICAGO = Merchants National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AM AUSTRIA
LIA-Bank Of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
Bark OF British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credit Issued. Bills Of Elk
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY &C.
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Please call up Phone IA and send
in your orders.
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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY &C.
COUNTED FOB.