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I.octhart Texas, August o.-Lockhart's
"nist bale" is now an old thing. and the
"neecy staple" ls beginning to come IN al
rapidly that II may be said that the mar.
ket Is fully open. All OF the gins In the
city are at work
Lofhhar, has now one OF the most com.
pets. commodious and elegant postoeices
Ia Western Texas, thanks TO the cntSp.
prise and good taste OF the popular p6si
misiirss, Mlss Nora Kelly.
M. n, w. Lay, an old Iockhart hoy.
hosn ana raised, but now OF Yoakunl s,ty'
priced bis family ana friends yestrrdar
bv az rlying at home with wife which he
Ind unexpectedly 70 an. found al Yoakum
Mr. Law and Miss Lola Wick were mnrried
et loaknm last Sunday ana are at home
10; q brief stay.
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TEXAS Matters.



Washington. August o. Patcnts issued
Texans: Amcs A. Gibson Fort worth
trade hook Charles W White, waco, mat
trcss making machine,
Pensions granted Texans. Original An
drew J. Cole hl pasu SO, william C..
Hartley ncnison. So: James A. JONES,
Trenton, So. Increase Lafayette Nichols.
Blanco So; Handy Sheffield, Troy. So;
Phillip Rarnhart Floresylle, IS; lsa0ck ~
Greer Sprlngtown, S.
Marshall j. Gleason of Marshall, Texas.
has been appointed clerk in the National
museum.
n Mahan ~ Floyd. Texas. has been APP
polluted u tagger IN the bureau OF animal
Industry. agricultural department for ser
vice outside the District of Columbia.
Dennis s. lands Of Fort Worth. Texas
has been appointed an observer In the
weather bureau for service outside the Dis.
trict OF Columbia.
Postmasters appointed. Green Hlli Titus
county, l., A. Black Tamina Montgomery
county, Mrs. II. G. Uszle; Grice. upshur
county j W. Bates,
Postofnces established: Francis. Frank
lin county, William j Francis poslmas
postmaster; EshOn, Ilano county, Robert
J. Harlow, p0stmastor; Mission, Moore
county, Peter W. Eldredge postmaster
Postofhces discontinued. Ramlrena, Live
Oak county. mail will be sent to Dinerh;
Parsons, Parker county. mail Will 90 20
Cresson, Hood county
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suMMARs OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEW.
srArE.

The State school board has fixed the
apporiionment AZ $4.15 for 10000 chill
dren.
Comptroller Love refused tn approve
a sherlns bin under the fec law
passed at the regular session.
The Texas Baptist Missionary associa-
ticn IN session near Mexla elected Of
hcers.
Romoida cortez, wounded al the time
shfriff Morris was killed. died Of his
wounds at San Antonio.
The County Judges and the County
Commissioners associations have de-
cided not TO consolidate.
Two white women were shot to death
at Dallas.
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late government Of the orange Free state
and the Transyaa shall unless they SUI
N basltsne nom South Africa The cost Of
the maintenance Of the families of all
butEhprs in thr field who have NOT sur
rendered by September IL shall be recoy-
cradle from such burgherE and shall be q
Il arge upon their property, movable and
ImInovAble, In the two colonies,
The preliminary correspondence shows
that the proclamation is based upon sug
gestions which the government Of Natal
lain July "a. and that the date Of septem
Der 10 was recommended by Lord Miner.
Berlin, August o. Herman papers com
mentlng upon Lord Kltchener's procama
ton condemn II In the seyercst terms de-
claring that II is against international law
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PRINCE HENRY OF oRLEANe.
Cousin to the Duke Of Orleans Died Yes
terday in China.

Cousin to the Duke Of Orleans Died Yes
terday in China.
Saigon, French Cochin CHINA, August o..
Prince Henry OF orleans dled at 1880 p. m.
today.
Prince Henry Of Orleans was the Oldest
son Of the duke OF Chartres and a cousin
of the duke Of orleans. He was born in
1867 and was not married. The prince had
been dangerously in for some time He
was on his way to the United States by
way Of san Francisco and was TO have
passed some time at Newport this fall. His
name had been mentioned as a sutor for
the hand OF well known American helress
nnd at one time he figured as a sutton for
the hand of the eldest sister Of the young
King of spain, the lnfanta Maria de Las
Mercedes. who was married in February
last to Prince Charles Of Bourbon, son OF
the count Of CaseHa.
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District Avaranss.

: NJ Included in means.
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Galveston, Texas, August 9.-A petition in
bankruptcy has been flei with the clerk
OF the unitei states eour. by W ID. rhoms,
sen OF Galveston. The statement OF bis
liabilities sol forth In his petition amount
ea to $751; 60 Ills assets consist Of lot $50
section l. Galveston Island, the value OF
whlth Is doubtful
petition In bankruptcy has been nied
In t6e united States court By A. 4. Hop
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FrankIIn Won nom Hearne.

IIearne, Texas, August 9.Several uearn-
ltes went 10 Franklin yesterday 10 witness
the game between FRANKLIN and iIearne.
which resulted In favor Of the former by
4 score OF 60 ! Both teams played good
ball and many brilliant plays were made
ting securing a two aud threebagger oht
OF three times at bat. Winlford gave sevcn
hits and struck ont eight men, while Love
gave only Ave hits and made thirteen fan
the air Batterles. Hcnrne, Wllllford ana
feeling, Franklin, Love and Core. Tho
Franklin team plays here next week
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NrcAENsR,s REORGANIZATION.

He Attempts to Banish the Beers Who
Are Still Fighting Him.
London, August IA parliamentary
paper has been Issued containing the proc
lamatlon Issued by Lord Kitchener August
{, in accordance With the Instructions from
the imperial government, the governments
Of Cape Colony and Natal eoncurring The
proclamation says,
''Ai commentaries field comets an lead.
ers Of armed bandits beng hurghers Of the
laie republics and ain engaged In resisi !.
ing his msjesty's forces, whether IN the
other portions Of his msjesty's South AZ.
rican domlnlons, and all members Of ne
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Terrell Holiness ca,,r M.ati,,,

Terrell Texas, August S.-The holiness
camp meeting Is progressing nicely ana M
TO 'aSt night there had been twenty.one
cory lsions, sanctiacations or reelamations
S"ivlal were to be added 10 this list from
l2Nal services, which We're more inter
yysune than usual. The meeting closes
St, night Several hundred attended
tenlon Is given. Persons are hero frorn
9h who are endeavorlns TO secure
NJ Rretherford for Meeting in that
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RAILROADS.

The report that the Mexican Intcrna-
tlonal was to be purchased by the Mex
lean National was denied by one Of the
controlling interests in the latter.
The Katy flyer crashed through
Houston and Texns Central work train
az the roads crossing near Houston,
causing O smashup but no fatalities.
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LEGISLATIVE

The house congressional subcommit-
tee listened to suggestions and arsu-
ments and agreed on report
The senate subcommittee on congress
sionol districts Is reported 10 be making
progress
Senators are not pleased with In
situations ms TO their motives.
The appropriation bill will be given
the bnck sent
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

II Is said the coal md Ignite men
will combine to contest the market WITH
tho on produccrs.
The twenty-third guaher at Beaumont
turned mp In the Dnrragh well.
An oil expert with reputation is
visiting Beaumont.
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DOMESTIC.

acnerai Richard T. pave. promintpt
eX Confederate. died at Norfolk, Va AZ
the age 30 years
The j. e. BROWN Lumber company II
Mnrlnette. Wis, sold 10000 acres Of
Louisiana timber lands to the Mayer.
Bauser syndicate.
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STRIKE.

The steel trust directed the removal Of
the big plant from McKeespoit
President Gompers Issued statement
pledgine the support 81 the Ameri m
Federation OF Labor to the strikers
The marine cooks walters and bakers
Joined the strike az san Francisco
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COMMERCIAL

In the absence Of changed crop news,
the prices for the cereals moved within
NARROW limits.
cotton showed somc improvement,
both tn New York and Sew Orleans.
BlTdslfepf aud Dun, Ia theli commer-
cia reviews clted an exceptionally
prosperous condition, considering the
several retarding Influences.
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ADVISED AGAINST INTERFERENCE.
Revolutionary Generals Urged to Not
Allow interruption of Traffic.

HeVoIuUonary Generals Urged 10 Not
Allow interruption of Traffic.
New York August DIR A. ]. Res
uepo diplomatic representative in this
city of the Colombian reyoutonlsts anu
their aSs!ser sent communication today
to the revolutionary generals who are oper
ntng in the department ri Panama direct
ing, them not to allow their forces Ia in
lertere with the railroad or the traffic
nri Astrcpo says that he has advicos
Mns halted by some Of the liberals ne1f
Fanama The men were simply gucrlllas.
ne ~, declares, and not revoluti6nlsfs. Dr.
hesTepo insists that no attack upon either
the liberal forces ~
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CONFESSED HIs ooMpucITY.

Gianotti, the Anarchist Says He Aided
Bresci in Killing King Humbert.
Paris, August "a dispatch to the Patrle
from Rome says the anarchist Luigi Gia-
motif. who is charged with being an ac.
compice of Brcsc In the assassination OF
King linmhert has confessed to his com.
piielt In the crime he ADMITS that he
left Paterson y. d. In company with Bresci
~ that thev went together to Mun2l
near Milan. Gianotu started a street row
at NIon2a tho day Of the murder In orlpr
10 distract the attention oi the police while
Brcsci attacked the king
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SnrOtorN, NJ " August Q. Summary
siS furlougs sarncr, Connie. Ring Lead
er Time, liza 40
Handicap, mile and a sixteenth Trigger.
Caviar kllogram. Time, Ian
Five and a half furlongs- n, sic Line,
GnN Boy. Rocky, Time, 100.
selling, mile and siNtecuth. InShot
Tho Amazon, AnimoslW. time, las 30.
Five furlongs Yankee. Cornwall Tribes
nm. Tlmn. OF -
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FoREleN.

Adylces from South America showed
the war cloud lowering over Venezuela
and Colombia 10 be lowering.
Gianotti, the anarchist recently arrest
Cd. confessed to his completely III the
assassination OF King Iiumbert of italy.
Prince Henry Of Orleans dle1 In
China
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good hitting In the FIRST and fourth In
nings. While at bat foul tip struck Third
fsaseman Dunn on the aose and broke V.
Attendance sfoO
First game-Score! III N
Boston .A....I4... 900 EO2 600 . ~ y
Baltimore ....,g... 100 034 O0l-i1 IL =
Winters aud Schreck; Nops and BfcsnF
han. flf
second game Score. II II e
BOSTON ........4.. 90 100 uOs IL 4
Baltimore .,...,. 200 90 600 2 L
Mitchell and Criger; McGlnaity and Bres-
nAhan.
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MlssIssippl. census Elaures.

Washington August o,-The census
bureau today Issued a bulletin on the
sex, general nativity and color of the
population OF Mississippi II shows ISL,
All males and 761Sl0 females, 1,543.2Sl
native born and 1851 foreign born; total
white Ui2,nOO including d35,2I0 native
whites In Mississippi almost 90 per cent
Of the population are colored.
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Illinois Town Burned.

Champaign, H. August o.tThc business
portion of Rantoul, town Of 5000 people,
was destroyed by FIRE today. Telegraph
beginning of the lire and details are lack
ing The fire started in a grim elevator.
The Illinois Central depot burned next and
the flames spread to the business section,
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X K 4 C / WON.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
Nation Sues for niuos.o

Medicine Lodge, Kan, August o.-Davld
N ,,it through his attorney, today brought
Nation. the Temperance crusader SaS we
lion sH, who Is now visiting in Iberia ohio
a,iilleseS that his wife held him nm ~ nuhiic
ttuig1ie, neglected her family duties and
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WORKING ON ELECTORAL BILL.
Cubans Have Adopted siSty-one Of It's
Articles

AftCIeS.
Havana, August 9.-rhe constitutional
convention at today's session went for
ward rapidly with the electoral bill sixty
one articles out Of los have been approved.
The number Of vo'Fs required In order to
propose candidate for election was re-
dpccd from 1900 in Havana province to
500 and correspondence In other provinces
The change was proposed by Senior san
CHILLY, who contcnded that 10 lenyc the
The nomination OF candidates entirely In
the hands OF political parties, Which won't
mean Tint Claues would rule the elections
as independent candidates would moi be
aOle TO collect so many voters 20 upose
them owing to their not having organiza
tions.
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EoxEMA, NO cum, no pAy.

Your druggist will refund your money
II PAzo OINTMENT falls to cure Ring
worm, letter Old Ulcers and sores
Pmples and Dlaekheads on the face. ana
all skin diseases. soc.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, August o. Eastern Texas
orhcially fair Saturday and sunday; light
TO f,cs1 southwesterly Winds
Oklahoma ana Indian Territory Scatter
ell showers Saturday ana probably Sunday
co5ler sunday; light southerly winds.
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LOCAL

The Llyeris fall to get reduction Of
bail on haheas corpus hearing
Newton Vaughan, held for completely
IN the killing Of police officer Weiss,
discharged on habeas corpus hearing.
II teachers back salaries are not paid
trustees give notice Chat schools viii
not open tn State appropriation he
comes available.
habeas corpus hearing Instituted In
the Marcello cases SO thu council can
secure communication through an III
tetpreter with his clients
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SesssOfasEa
This root OF many evils


Clandular tumors. assesses. pimples
and other cutaneous eruptions sore
ears. infIamed eyelds. ricketts,. dyspep-
sia. catarrh. readiness to catch cold
and inability TO get rid Of It easily. pale
ness. nervousness and other ailments
including the consumptive tendency
Can be completely and permanently
emoved no matter how young OF old
ie sufferer.
Hoods Sarsapsrila was given the daughter
siins vernooy, wawarsine. n Y. who had
YEN ont with scrofula sores AL over her
- aud head. The FIRST bottle helped her
yhen she had taken elk the sores were oil
and her face was smooth. He writes
MMhe has never shown any sign Of Che
y n returning
&sssS Sas.sapss-5sFsa
(, : 70 cure and keeps the
Ask your druggist for "
accept no substitute,
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To Elect a New President

Birmingham Ala. August D.-w. j.
Roles acting president Of the Southern
Baseball League, today issued call Cor
meeting al the Florence hotel. this city,
Sunday August is, The chief purpose Is
to elect n successor TO President Kent
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TRANsvAAl

II was stated that Former Pre- sident
steyn would join Mr.. Kruger In iiol-
lana to consider question of peace over
lures.
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RICE MEN TO MEET,
Call for a Meeting at Crowley August |,
to Discuss Reciprocity Treaty


to Discuss Reciprocity Treaty,
Crowley, La, August GA shsr tint
ago there was an article In the New VI
leans papers in regard 10 trying to eel 4
reciprocity treaty between he Uni ed
States and Cuba as soon as the Cuban gir-
errment was established We unders ID
that New Orleans parties who are lnitiI
ested In the handling and milling 1t he,
are Intending to call meeting to form
ulate plans to have rice put Into ID 81
treaty. There have also been several lie ;,
tiers sent out from New orleans Into Srti.
west Louisiana and Texas calling attn.
tiQn to this meeting ,and asking II some
thing could not be done out here IA IAe
wa, of calling a meeting OF those VIE "
interested In the growing and milling u
rice. for the purpose Of appointing !oHl
mittee to act In conjunction with tAt ca
mittee appointed In New Orleans d %
fol ming of plans to act Oh tbs mtki
through the right. channel When the WI
We are all greatly interested and ~,
thing should he done Immediately 50 w
we could act promptly In. cas-, pass
shane themselves that would seed pTtip
action. Tho reciprocity treaty via "
included means thousands OF dohr
this country. aud will forever bauish y
fear of ovcrproductlon. The culaM q
sumo about $1,000 tons, or 1,60AOOg pgdl!
clean rice annually, which is about Y
average annual yield OF Louisiana,
1t Is the desire and request q wv
that meeting for the purpose als'
named be called In the near iature Y
have been asked to take The matter
with the different points a.o1g % 4 ~
in the rice district, and call a meevn' Y
ha held in Crowley, La, on ThHish'
gust Is, 1901, at / o'clock ,, 70. ew
up and discuss the matter anl appasAee
con mittee, If we think II aayMeeE
act with the committee appointed W
orleans. ..ls., a
matter and that you VIII favor Y ".
your presence at this meeting, We sis ~
truly yours, 49, nm
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Corpus Aoain Defeated.

Corpus Christi, Texas August o.-In the
game here this evening between the Katys
Of San Antonio and the Kids the visitors
won by. score " IL to g. Rad plnviug
was done by both sides.
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CHINA.

General Mel returned TO Tlen Tsln and
processes to have Killed or dispersed
hundreds of Boxers.
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RAILROADS.

silver spike was driven to denote
the completion of the Montgomery
branch Of the Santa Fe
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Blrmlngham, August 0.-Nashville defeat-

blrmlngham August 0.-Nashvile defeat-
ed Birmingham today by all round better
playing and hitting at the proper time.
Blackburn held the locals down to four
hits. while Wilhelm was raped hard rhe
nntnir 81 the game was Ncitch's cue hand
eaten OF line drive. Ballantyne was put
cut Of the game In the sixth inning Tor
kickrg Attendance 800.
Scfre- II Il
Bltmiugham ..... COO 600 600 D
Nashville ......... .Upl go Tx 10 o
Wilhelm and Culver Blackburn end
Fisher.
selma August 9.-Chotianooga took the
first game ON Selma today by outplaying
the hmc club In featureless game.
Score IL E
< lima ......... O2l COT 600 A ~
Chattanooga ....4,, ,Ue5 tUO 3uN- 10 .
Bailey an Moore, Bruner aud Roth.
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Harlem Summary.

Chicago, August 0.-seven furlongs- Mon.
doro. Captain IIamm. Little Lois, Thine
f,27 10.
Six fvrlOngs Trladltza. Emma r., The
Phoenlcian Time liza 20.
SieephchnSc short course-Donatlo n,
Crest Dick Fnrber. Time 3,8S
SIX furlcngs- Light Ban Goa. Runner
School for Scandal Time 1918.
Trimble Time 90 40. N
Mile and seventy yards Brief searcher,
1lliluon. Time 1-4j -.
TODAY'S ENTRIES
Six furlopgs. sellng--Iupn los, Master
Mariner l07, Mr.. 'PhinneEy log. 1yYou
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w. W. Dnson 4 DIV
j. u. Marks,
]. f. Mattel,
John Green,
]. Frankel,
j. 3. Foley,
c. j. Freeland,
A. Kanlen,
Charles ], Bier.
]. Il. Platt.
j. f. Shoemaker
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How | Cure StriCtufl
A ss 'q 6.s ss S .4sa t, ss S'

I himself with my lmproved Inethou heenuse ~ n
serious than Is generally beeved sljeate efgn'
complications tiers not how many ru &
You In vain can cure you, anu oute dissolve tEasf
and remove every obstruotlon. ! mo- delsni's ssf
business. An Inflammation is aliaFeo .a,vb
remains ~ ,rtlesl ik Is
lighted with y wint treatment for strslSip sa
ease has bothered me for years n lad snaps f,sss1
placed my case In your hands. housake plsa'
has cured me In two mcnths, ana AheHN
Those afacted With Structure or saIeE cufe, srs
ware o. the many ready ma sI,ion needs sg.sep "a
tion, and experiments eften, TesunlAy And psP.ss M
Jury, | give each case careful swans Y, ~
mnrs spsen 70 ns ather physician. ", 49,
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klns of Galveston Ills uahiidcs, as set
forth In tie petition, nmuuutr1 10 $fh,-
soBUN There was no statement of assets
accompanying the petition.
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FRANCIS PLAN APPROVED
Fort Worth Board Of Trade wf' nv
Him All II Can.

Fort Worth Board OF fdue
Him All II Can.
Fort Worth, Texas, August 7. ....,tsi
Of trade today Endorsed the in y',sssi h
DR.. NJ. Francis of the oepa''1 ,sdiss
veterinary science Of the s'a. " Il
tural and Mechanical college u.,I.s II
Texas Legislature for an approPptn,sHIrssII 81
ficient 10 erect and equip = rssdsr
veterinary laboratory. Inc wnnc5 lilH
blooded cattle In Texas are ASS ia
psted in this matter ana WI tsIs ssossatl
doctor 10 get what he asks = i,orl afnsI
inocniatiofl of cattle brougnI XXX e asel
the quarantine line has renuy csn. d N
from an average Of GO lel y KIT X N
last year with strong elluslfs reAr
not exceed per cent tlis ~ movpmS
hoard of trade also lndorsea lHs ssreai
10 have tho system of sia,s, isie
experimpnts Increased at leAss ie4itiH
tional sub stations, one 70
North Texas.
YOU DON'T HAVE Io 4 I'm I'm As
You know the satlstaeuotrr suty n
has stood the test, ior
Groye's Tasteless chill toHN
HAS sToop THE TEST EST 2 9,T Ss
S Groves Tasteless Gnu VI
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BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
0gsves Testsless chill ronla
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NATIONAL LRAGun-

Brooklyn. August o.Tutloy's game was
decided IN the nlrah Boston got a lead
81 che sun by hhnchlng two singles ami
double Then Brooklyn won ont on FREQ
pass, huut, spcrlhc, aud Sheokarl's
Timely double Roth pitchers dil superb
wolk Donovan striking uht eleven men.
Brstpp ..........OV leo oo2- s 9 >
brooklyn ......... UO Wo eu2- A \
Willis aad ili,tredee; Donovan and Sic
@uire.
Wttsburg, August 9-Hughes was Wild
and Taylor was substituted in the fourth
inning Only four scattered hits were
bqnched Ritchey's errors cost two runs.
Pitsours .,.,..... 100 90 900 i Q 3
Taanehlii ana Yeager, hughes, ray.ofi
Phlladelrhia, August o.44iIhrd hitting by
Philadelphia enabled them TO defeat New
Work rather easily To-day The visitors
cnuld do very little with Townsend's pitch.
ling aud their work In the Held vas ragged.
Attendance 1870,
ssSSorss w,, non NV + y
khiladetphia ......,,t 3a no l2X IL II
..pgcgan aud Bowerman Townsend AMI
McFarldhd
Cincinnati August st Louis bli
Guese at will TODAY. His support wa,
rank alsp Murphy kept the hits scattered
Ia all hut one inning
Score Il II Il
Imclnnati .,..,t,. utu pau uni Is ~
81. Louis ..........2il Oiu 2l3 AZ "a
Guese and Bergen. Murphy ANA Ryan
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n Mahan ~ Floyd, Texas. has been APP
polluted u tagger IN the bureau OF animal
Industry. agricultural department, for ser
vice outside the District of Columbia.