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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

been plowed under and not removed %
that while the yieldpromises TO be large,
the to- al product will be short, and
there will be few 10 ship 10 other mar
kets. II isnot too late TO put out straw
berries for next year, and we believe
any family 30 situated as to handle an
acre or two would do we'll 10 plant, for
the next few years will see growing
demand for the local market,
for the cannery and for ship
ment north and east. DO not plant
old wornout stock. Get several Of tie
improved varieties and then lrlw your
own plants Put out an acre or two
each year OF those that do beet on your
soil and you will not fail 10 be able to
take advantage Of markets when there
is spirited demand let thc fact be- i'm
prossod that strawberries can be set oul
all this month aud next month aud a.
late no the middle Of July la ordinary
wears and bring y good crop next year
Remove all but two leaves aud leave NJ
blossoms when setting out now, an'
cultivate we'll. Plants can be- bought O
local nursefymen or In tho east Thi
is a big industry aud the crop can b.
handled boy the labor of the whol
family.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
MILITARY BOARD
DECIDES ON PLANS


The state Military board has decided
upon plans for tho annual encamp pment
oi the Oregon National Guard, and will
soon announce the time when IL will be
held, as well as the places Of rendezvous.
II is directed that the Third Regiment,
under the command Of Colonel Everett,
with headquarters at Portland, engage
IN practice march; that the Fourth
Regiment, under the command Of Colonel
Yoran, with headquarters at Eugene, 90
into camp at Eugene; that the 6rst
Seperate Battalion, with headquarters
At La Grand go into camp at La Grande,
and that the two troops OF cavalry and
the Light Battery engage In practice
marches. The length OF time to be
spent on marches or In camp will de-
pend upon the amount Of money avail.
able for the payment Of the expenses.
The Third Regiment will be given a
practice march because II is not in need
Of drill in close order movements. as is
the Fourth Regiment.
The Military Board has slSo adopted q
sot Of rules aud regulations under the
new military code, the regulations har-
uoniziug with the United States mill
tary regulations whenever the latter are
applicable. The copy OF the new rules
and regulations was delivered 10 the
painter today and they will be issued in
pamphlet form As soon as they can be
printed,
The board has received an application
for the organization Of a military com
pany at HeppnerI but it is decided that
the board will adhere TO iis policy OF
forming no new companies.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
HOW THE INDEPENDENCE
POPULAR LOAN WAS MADE
independence Exchanged $4,000 of Per Cent Bonds al
Par for Coin at an Expense Of $500

JouRS has broken the record foe newspaper perform
popular loan for the City Independence
ade la tis newspapeony outside Of denlence and the
subscrhd this city with the exception
In rE JousSA Office Saturday. Enre expense
salem special May A. 10 Associated Press
Independence popular of $500 this
city today year
Most OF
pe enens i Independence re numbers application
daring TheAuer amount
capitalists
popular tho the subscriptions
never allied being written dr The bads
be the smallest hene ESQ, and the highest $500
delivery bonds aud the entire
Cornman A. Mills who returned Independence
aitarnoon carrying ceTuea che
amount pleased with attending the
oan doa1ng ds @ 6o transaction
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
HOT SPRINGS

DETROIT, Ore. April "a, l90l-The
Trail to the Breitenbush Hot Springs ls
again opened up for the use OF the public
at large. A substantial Bridge is no"
across the river and considerable I'M
provements have also been made at the
Springs, 30 any one wishing TO go there
can have better accommodations than
heretofore.
Pack trains are now in readiness 10
carry all who may wish TO take adyant'
age Of the early season.
Any one going in TO the Springs can
do well by purchasing their supply OF
"a, Jacobs OF Detorit at Salem ana
Albany prices, thereby saving freight
on same. A 25 I'm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

believe that they
could marry and
defy misery
Young women
should be taught
TO prepare for mar
rage They should
understand how 20
preserve their
womanly health
through the func-
tional changes Of
maternity Doctor
llcfSc : faVOutc
Prescription is the
most effective med
icine for the pre-.
seryation of wom.
anly health and the
cure of Womanly
diseases y regu
lates the periods
dries enteebhng
drains heals in
iiammation aud
ulceration, and
cures female weak
ness IL prepares
the wOmanly OF.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
SHORT EDITORIALS FOR
BUSY PEOPLE

A serious effort should be made by our
city, county aud state officials, and the
psople living on these streets ~ we'll, 10
secure the sprinkling Of Court aud State
streets. The state officials have made
the ofier 10 do more than their share, and
1nlsss there is spiri. Of viIlinsnesa 70
assist on the part OF the other parties,
the state will do no sprinkling aud no
one can blame the officials al the state
house. Il is Of little use 70 sprinkle
those streets around the state house and
leave the streets extending ives, OF the
beautiful capitol grounds tull Of dust
with every wind clouds Of dust roll up
toward the stats house and cover tho
gronnda. II the money that is nov paid
by private parties on those streets were
added TO what the state viii do, the
whole Of Court andstate streets could be
kept free from dus. from cpmpeFcial
street 70 the railroad.
go
A telegFsm from spokane saysin one
psriod Of 80 hours the pas, week $500
immlSrants sFrived AZ spokane for dis
trlbnlion over the Pacific Northwest
Oregon is getting "a ipeEeasiug share oi
fhis immigration, due 70 low rates. ss-
10 n aud Marion county i'eetling = sape-
ylor claas oi new population. There is =
great demand for the best class Of
houses 20 rent. TnH JouHNAr knows o.
our families that have come wilhia .
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
c. w. JOHNSON x 90.
Peoples oohes, and Furnshes 2b Commercial st. Salem

few weeks, who have considerable capt
tai and have come 10 stay. Some come
direct from the East, and others come
from the wilds OF California, generally
after sacrificing large share Of their
money. The reputation Of salem is
gaining as city Of good government, OF
permanent prosperity, a center Of imper-
ishable industries, where hie and prop
erty are safe where there is little Of Ia.
iiation and none OF the spirit Of the
boomsr.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

ganism ior maternity and makes the
biTth hour practically painless.
"faNorite Prescription contains no
alcohol neither opium, oooaiue, nor
other narcotic
AN viie vas ath,cted with uterine troohle
~ several Neafe vrttgs Nj ] Y. pay III roe
hutaiu. Lancaster 90. ~ ana in N,syeu,ter
teN thr doNtof aid she had miscarrtssy. ne
tfeaicA he's tor ahout tWo months ~ - hst
NNlN eet ee' W.Ns Improvement 4 wrute yoa
r,fir!t'u and Nou told "a 10 set Coldsu MED.
ttai hlsc0Nrff also she took siK ar ...y.o
N.Nra n faNoute frvscrtplion aud to ~
aaa ~as aole o. ttisnd - her hoasehoid work ;
hT FseFce's rleasA1, Pellets cure bili.
ousucss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

Lives only In the present. Nature throws
a glamor around youth and maiden, 80
that although they saw misery aud mar
rage walking hand in hand in every
home la the world they would iondly
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
THE DAILY JOURNAL
BY HoFER BRorHsRs,
MONDAY. MAY Q. 1901.

Daily one Year. $500 In Advance
Daily -Four Months Bl. In Advance
Daily by Carrier 500 Per Month
WoelSiy One Year si.oo In Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

are your trousers out al the heel2
Trousers have happy way OF wearing out just Mt the
wrong time
new pair in color harmonznR with the still good
coat and vest will save your purse while mending your
appearance.
Summer trousers; COOL aeylceabe, stylish leg
for store, outing or work with out your coat use.
Cassmeres Chevots Worsteda, In great variety; qual
itea guaranteed. For fat short legged men, bunch OF
bg-gTth trousers, 40 10 az waists All gaps hled here
Spring weights or heavy weights.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
ReserYatloaa to Open.

The Kiowa and Camanohe country in
Indian Territory will be opened ioI
settlement this summer. II is grand
country, and reached only via the Crest
ROCK Island Route. IL you are ~
tterested, write for booklet ''The Okls,,,
homa Opportunity" 1t tells you AZ
ABOUT Oklahoma and the country 70 DC
opened.
A. Z. OOoPER, G. A.
. 100 Alder St., Portland oregon'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
SUDDEN DEATH OF
PROFESSOR MeELROY
Whose Funeral Was Held az Cor
Wallis Sunday May &.

The Guard says; Feeling quite IN
Prof, MoElroy went upstairs 10 whore
his family Was sleeping and told them
he was not feeling well aud that perhaps
he would need the assistance OF a
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
A DAIRY MEETING
AT LAURANCE

There will be an important dairy
meeting at Laurauce, Oregon, at the
North Howell Grange Hall, on May
18th, commencing at p. m. An after
noon and evening sessions will be held
Prof. f. l.. Kent anu DR.. James Witty.
combe will bo on hand, and the ques-
ton boxes promise TO be most i'm
portant departure. All farmers are
urged TO bs in attendance at the meet
ing.
The most successful Hairy farm in the
Willamette valley owned by Geo. w.
Weeks, will bo open 10 visitors ia all
ia departments, rotation Of crops, cattle
barns, slos creamery aud cheese factory.
This is an opportunity for youag men
10 get practical education in dairy
farming,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME GARD.

One aud two connect at Albany and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific tIains'
giving direct service toRnd from New
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mOuntaios arrives
letroit at noon, giving ample lime
10 reach camping grounds ON lle
BrsitenOush and Santiam rivers TIE
same day.
II. L WALDEN, EDWIN tIths
y. =. 6P. A, AanaS
Ag'nt Albany.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

Bring your lawn mowers 10 Shipp 4
Hauser and have them sharpened and
oveThauled for the spring season. 3.4tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

Careful examination Of the strawber
~ acreage about Salem convinces tins
writer that there will be shortorop this
year, and that prices will not bo as low
A. la former years. Many fields have
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

TO Cure a Cold In one Day
Take LaaAtyo BrOmO Quiuine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II II hlls To cure
w tirOyr's signature IN on each box.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

Bring your lawn mowers to Shlpp *
II auser anI have them sharpened and
overhau for the spring teason. IA u,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

Some OF the State Military officials
seem to fear all the money will not be
expended with mere state encamp.
ment, so they must render poultry live
stock unsafe 10y touring over the state.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06

Pullman and Tourists cars on boil
trains Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden
and ri Paso, and tourist care TO Chicpso
St. Louis, New Orleans and " ashiEg6t
ConneCiing at San Frandisco with se,
erai steamship lines Tor Honolulu.
fanan, China, Philippines, Ccltra an
South America.
See agent vt Sal" station, or address,
G. II. MARKHAM, q. p. A..
Portland, Oregon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-06
South and East
SOvths!1 Pacific 10,
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at 5 40 q. m. 7;54 a. IN. and
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10
A SUCCESSFUL HUNT.

The "St,anded Club" consist
ing Of Dr.. R T. Collier, Of Bish
opville, Md, DR.. L. S. Blades,
Messrs Clay Foreman and Oliver
Gilbert, arrived here Sunday
night at 1880, after a two weeks
hunt near Cape Hatteras. They
brought with them quantities OF
of nice game, consisting Of FIVE
large deer, $50 brant, ducks and
geese. They report a fine time,
although they were handicap
ped by a strong north west WING
which kept them a week with
out very much sport. They were
entertained by Dr.. J J. Davis,
Of Buxton. who spared nothing
to make them enjoy them selves
They all seem we'll pleased with
their trip, and say they will go
again very sOen.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10

IT, c.o uou1 H.,
| the misfortune to break her rud
der post .anel was on the railroad
yesterd ~ tor repairs.
| M uru indtev not a,,I,
+ eoaa ooto2 L,,t r,r..ea,,t oe
NAL gentleman withal. We ia.
| the pleasure Of cali from hin
and hope we may see him often
Come ain, Mr.. Harry.
ISL 1ovo4.,.o p-o,,o O,:~;,c
Tablets. Al. druggists refs:: !
the money If it laiis to c"'e. /
w. Groves's signature is on each
box. 3 cents.
Mr. Charlie Harrison his mn
chased M Rr,cr = p1.el1s' in
tara.t - tIa 6r,n of pncl,rtt and
Phelps. Harrison and Puck
1T will increase their stock OF
Groceries and will occupy the
.store corner NJ in and Water SIS.
# Won want ,nornments
-n,1 hs.ores no.te &c af riybf
,r;ree for - ,rort ece G =
IaCo,, 1orh1a n, NJ a Do;r
lex'er street.
We understand TINT Fx-
;h,riG Tbox p W,,cox and
,,.,,1y exnecr - rer,,va IRON,
4Iiz ! eth ,,itv 70 Salem We
~cg1et TO lose them.
I;ttI-ton Female Co7Ieoe =
.varv no,u,ar School viii ali
fhe rpori. havI,o or NOT 11av
;rcchr+cb r,arerencc has reoIs
tered during the present. scho'a>~
tic year I45 boarding pupils The
Spring Term begins January %
Work on the new buildino
corner Main and Water streets,
rapidly progressing. When
: ,mpIeted it Will be oue OF TIL
sity's largest and finest builds
ngs, and will be occupied BY
Nj. NJ. Welsel, one OF Water
streets wide awake mercN"n'|'
Mr.. c. Z. Simpson Of tie East
ern Courier passed through the
,itv this morning returning
nome from New Bern, where he
spent the holidays.
NJ p p ,7o p9,arso,, 1,oe re-
.,,,-d fra,,, 1,rat;nr av,ad;.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10
W hat We Eat

Is intended to nourish and su5
tain us, but it must be dig sted
and aSSim1lated before it can do
Ihis. III other words, the nOurish
nent c. ntained IN foo | mrst be
separated by the digestive organ
from the waste material ald
must be carried by the blood to
all parts O.. the body We believe
tue reason for the greet benefit
which 50 many people derive
from Hood S Sarsapa1i la lies III
the fact that this medicine gives
good digestion aud makes pure
rich blood. 1t restores the funtt
ions Of those organs which con
vert food into nourIshnert tn t
gives strength to nerves AID NUS
cles. 1t also cures dyspe psIa, SCI. i
ula, salt rheun, bOiis. sore.
pinpl and eruptiors, c2taIs l.
rheumatism and all diseases t1sa
have their origin in i'm pure bloc
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10

AT Academy OF Music

Full houses nave 0eeh the
rule for past two nights ana we
can safely Propfosu'cate " con-
tlnuance, Ihls organization g"
claim one decided merit ana 'na'
IS the purity and cleanliness q
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10
Every Movement Hurts.

When you have rheu nat'sm.
Muscles 1eet It It duu >O.~e and
] .:nIs are p tiutuI. Itd oes notP
i suffer long from this disease
when i may be cured SO prompt
ly perfectly by HOOD 5 Sarsa-
pari1la This me 'iciue goes right
to the spot, neutrallzes the acid
lty of the blood whoa causes
1h.urn etisn, and. puts an end to
t,c ptiL AID stiff, ,ess1-.
k,i1ousness1, cuted bl hood S
III. &c. s p" :.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10
Stops the Cough
and Works Off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo>Ouinine Tab~
lets cure a cold in one day. No
cure, no Pay. Price Is cents.
Nj. w. J. Woodley, one Of
our progressive grocers, is soon
TO move into the building for
merly occupied by the E. City
Buggy Co. Some valuable in
provenents are being made to
the front Of the building which
will add very much to the app
pearance of the place.
Cut this out and take it to DR.
Woods drug store and gel free
sam pie of Cham berlain's Ston
ach and Liver Tablets, the best
ohysic. They also cure disorders
Of the stomach, biliousneSs and
headache.
Mr.. NJ. J. Sawyer, our hast
ling and genial hotel man, no "
occupies the Arlington building
which has recently been remod-
elled and presents quite a hand :
some appearance. Mir. Jane
Hill will soon op an up>to date
restaurant III the former dining
nall of the Ger trial.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10
$500 REWARD.

We viii pay the above reward tor any ease OF
! 5..T Coupl Int ~ spe paia, sick II headache Iii
d, stion, Constipation OF SosuEtne77 hT Ga i..on
PHI when til directions are etr1Nily coni'llea
:. it1. They are purely Vegetable, and never tali
- c;,-, action. t,<-S contain 100 fills
= t,o>t-- s,,niin 10 Pills. & boxes contain Is
. lis Beware OF suhstltEtIons and mutations $
Sent by mail stamps taken. NEht IL d Ei1
al O. cor. Clinton and Jackson sts., Chicago
III For sale by standard Pharmacy, Ehzaoeth
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10
4 WORD WITH YOU.

IF YOU owe US on subscrip
ton PLEASE PAY the small
amount at once You will great
ly oblige US by SO doug.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL

L y
- Vn ' y Iair ehe ie a stn~
.,,I . \a,v,, { ,I,ry-
49,.
Not'N t''> a. ' = ''''- - : -
IA, = .,''1 .7S"l :.
MISS "lilidiIlS' oI -'ol1''o -
the guest OF Mis- ~ elii'>'" Oh
300 1Neet.
Moa.ra }. ". lay Tor ana r N
Mu.'e" "d' ~ III Guy ',''S VICE.
Watch for January EargIins
a, The Fair.
Superintendent Worth, Of the
I..A hatchery at Edenton was
III the CITY Saturday on business.
\, ,1.,r;,xa,3 r,,niIv
have returned from visit to
Palmyra.
49,. CIV: \ cro,or, has re-
tn ned from = buslue,s trip to
baltimore.
49,. ,..,:o Ih.I,s ri Cres>
,..+" -. 800 ,,,l., o' ~, danoh-
-. >l,. ~ r rrckett on Pearl
street.
l,..s,D,.vi, j. difficult digestion
d,,, 80 he ahsrrce Of natural
.,,,.l. ,,.o.:.. &,.r1.,,r;l}., restores
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10
DAVENPORT, MORRIS
& CO..,
Wholesale GrOcers and Con. -,
sion Merchants and
Dealers in
-EI5H,=
FsirIlnnOnd. " n.
YEARLY to Christian

YEARLY to Christian
$500. man or woman to look
after our gro wing business IN
his and adjoining Counties; TO
act as Manager and Correspond
ert; wo.k can be done at your
home Enclose self>aidressed,
stamped envelope for particulars
to II. A. Sherman, General
Manager, Corcoran Building,
opposite United States Treasury,
Washington, D. c. a
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-10
Our Clubbing Offers.

The special combination offers given below
obtain.
Read the list carefully Select what you aud bring
send the cash and will supply your home with GOOD
6nufn the unite q NervS rnal lCOSt
The Washington times., 1901-08-08
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Corn Bears Unsuccessful in Their
Raid at the Opening.

CHICAGO, Aug. Wheat was strong.
There was a slight easiness at the open
ing, but the market quickly recovered and
sonal and commission house buying.
Light offerings were a prominent feature,
especially of September. The Northwest
was a moderate seller Of December. Pri-
mary receipts were about the same as
last year. Clearances heavy, 1,I50,0J0
bushels. Cash sales were 10000 bushels
here, forty-three loads at the seaboard.
Local corn bears made an effort to
break corn at the opening, but were un-
successful. Corn did not come out, so
they turned buyers. and advanced prices
a cent. The forecast of frost for the
Northwest gave them some uneasiness.
Late III the day there were still further
Improvement and good commission house
buying. which absorbed all offerings.
There was a slight easiness at the close
on profit taking sales. Cash sales were
l25.0yD bushels There was no export
business done. Receipts were only 50
cars, with 80 estimated.
oats We're dull and firm in sympathy
with corn and wheat. Trade WAS light
ana confined to local scalping. The week
ly Government report estimated the
yield as disappointing. oats are now SELL
ing % cents per bushels under corn. which
Is great difference. Receipts were 22O
cars with 2i0 estimated for tomorrow
PROVISIONS showed a further decline on
realizing by September and October longs
cries from packers. The market closed
easy at about inside prices. The liberal
hog movement and the rather slow cash
trade were bearish factors.
The Washington times., 1901-08-08
How the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA. Aug.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

1ftlLAl'fsLGftlA, Aug .-1oilIlie
Mack's team of ball tosers and Mannings
Senators gave continuous performance
at Columbia Park today in the shape of
two games for one admission, and just to
show the 5.636 people present that they
were on the best of terms, split even on
the day. The first game was a pitchers
battle between Winfred Mercer and
strawberry Bilr' Bernhard, and the lat
ter simply raced away with his brother
slab artist in every department of the
game. Bernhard has of late been easy for
opposing teams, but today he handed
up an assortment of shoots and beu1ers
that made the Senators look like the pro-
verbal thirty cents.
In one inning only did the visitors buuch
enough safe ones to get a man across
the plate, and that was in the initial trial.
when Farrell raped out a two-bagger and
Tailed the only run on Dungan's hard
single to centre. From then on the SEN
ators' hits We're as scarce as hens teeth,
and not a single visitor had look in for
the plate.
While this was going on, the locals were
finding Mercer's curves just as difficult
until the sixth inning. when Mack's boys
used their bats to great advantage. Davis,
the first man up. walked, and Cross sent
line drive TO right, which DUNCAN gath
cred in and doubled up Davis. before he
could get back to first base. Lajoie then
raped ouL a two-bagger and Tailed with
Seybold on the latter's drive over the
left field fence for a home run.
Singles by Fultz and Powers. and Davis
two-bagger, netted the locals another run
in the seventh inning, and three singles,
a stolen base, and Grady's wild throw,
chalked up the fourth and last run in the
ieyb+
The Washington times., 1901-08-08
The New York Curb Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. The volume of
business in the market for curb socuri-
ties today was the smallest the brokers
have seen since last summer. Prices gen
orally moved downward. First National
Bank attracted considerable attention by
advancing 30 points in ;he bid price to $50.
American Can preferred was only dealt
in to the extent Of 100 shares at - a loss
OF l per cent over night An odd lot of
the common was taken at 22is. Console
dated Tooacco Is was firm at 65as.
New York Transportation was weak,
selling OFF z. per cent to lniH. Bay State
Gas, S.GG shares, changed hands at *
and !. Coluuabus Gas Lighting and Heat
ing. 80 shares sold at Sc. Camden Land
at II. Umbrella. ~.
The Copper stocks were neglected.
Union sold at s. Tennessee 90 shares,
sold at Is. Apache brought 45ls and i5A.
The Washington times., 1901-08-08
The Second Game.

Plank and Patten opposed each other in
the second game, and the Senatorial
twirler had a few things up his sleeve
that the locals had not learned, and in
consequence of which Macks boys could
do nothing in hitting him after the first
inning. Pianks error at the outset gave
the visitors four runs. after which they
became very familiar with the delivery,
and only first-class fielding kept the score
down.
Both teams Tailed in the first inning
The WashingtonS made four on three sin
giles and Fosters four-bagSer over the
right field wall and Planks bad error
The locals gathered In four singles for
two runs in their half, and then stopped
until the third inning, when a single, a
wild throw, stolen base, and an out tai
lied their last run. After this Patten
had the locals at his mercy. and no
chances for run were presented.
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