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| in earnest and chased him all over the
garden The entire Milwaukee team took
a hand at the hitting and before the re-
quisite three men were retired five hits
| had been secured, two of them for three
bases each, while Everett. Coughlin, and
Farrell had been considerate enough to
assist the run getting by errorizing. Five
runs was the total Of the hitting and the
nispIays and it caused the crowd to utter
a wall of despair and even give up. al
though there were those who vainly en-
deavored to recall the times that the Sen
ators had hattcd in seven and eight runs
in one inning: but yesterday was evil
IDENTIFY not the sort of a day for such per
formances. During the avalanche of hits
and errors Carrick was called in to save
the day. but the eyes OF the visitors were
on the ball and they would not let up, ana
even the art and cunning OF Carrlch were
Unayailiug.
The visitors took another batting spasm
in the fourth, when they sandbagged
Carrick for four hits, all singles whlch
brought in three runs Then again IN the
seventh Duffy pasted the Spherolu SQUARE
IN on the seam and sent II on an eXpedl-
tion Of discovery TO deep right Held, Whlie
he romped as far homs as third bag,
where he was momentarily halted until
Burke could get a line on the bail ana
sent il TO left for base When Burke
saw his chance ne made dart for second
and Mike Grady. on account Of some ocu-
lar QlfnCultN, imagined quinn Was play lli5
about fifteen feet up in the air and hurled
the bah over the heads Of all the fielders.
Burke the while continuing on to third
precinct MalOney hit an easy one to Car
rick. who thought il would be wisdom to
head of the feet Burke at home. His
IDEA was simply ma gnihcent, but he un-
derestimsted the speed of the Brewer as
he tore around the bases, and by the time
the bail had ben thrown to Grady, Burke
was across the rubber and Maloney had
reached the initial cushion in safety. Ma
loney stole to second, but the crowd had
q chance to timber up its cheers when
he was thrown out at second, Carrlck to
Cliugman This was the last scoring the
Wisconsin lads made. but il was plenty
to send the large audience away in gloom
each blaming himself for being a hoodoo
! and alleging that the Senators never win
when I m out. There We're. Of a Ger
! tainty. some twenty-five hundred different
( hoodoos at the park yesterday at the con-
I clusion Of the game.
Washington managed to get thfee men
across the plate. Grady scored in the
sixth on a single. COnrOy's error in han
ding Quinn.s hit, and Carrick's s one-bag-
ger. Then in the eighth things looked a
bit brighter for the Senators, but after
two men scored the pipe went out. After
Grady and Quinn had been retired by
ConrOy to Anderson, GaTrick banged q
bingle. and COughlin did the same Burke
couldn't gather in ClingnanS : drive. and~a
moment later. when Farrell lined the ball
out for pillow. both Carrick and Cough
lin give the scorers something to do IN
the tallying line.
The Washingtonians will try to do bet
ter this afternoon. and Manager Manning
gagement with the enemy will not re-
Z sau1bie this
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Results Mt Newport.

NEWPORT, June 21.-Results Of today's
races; track fast:
First race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; seven furlongs. Nelse Nor
ris (Finley) to 1, won; fusion CWilsonl.
10 to l, second: River Princess CW.
Woods), 5 to 2 third. Time. 1;29lk.
Second race-For three-year-olds and
upward; selling: five furlongs. St. Sidney
CW. Williams), 10 to I. won; Billy Mason
(W. NarvaeZ), > to l, second; Ethel Davis
tHale). . 10 l. third. Time, 1:0lzf.
Third race-FOr two-year- olds; selling;
four and a half furlongs. Dcugherty
(Patton), 4 to l, won; GeCrgiena (SnelD.
3. to-, second; Recluse Corner, 10 to /.
thru Time 0:57.
Fourth race-FOr four-year-oids and up
ward: selling; six and a half furlOngs.
Banquo>-sd Lindsey. TO 3. won; Cal
ocean (Jackson). to p. second: Lady
EZell (Baetiste), to /. thru Time, 1:21%a.
Fifth race-F'0r three-year-o and up
ward: selling; one mile. Brother Fred
(Beauchamp), to /, won; Pine Chip on.
Williams). . to I. second Quayer (Sneln.
to !. third. Time, f:42z
Sixth race-For three-year-Olds and up
ward; selling; six furlongs. Rice (SnelD,
to l, won; Nancy Til (HothersaID, to
/. second; Golden c. Lindsey, 10 10 l.
third. Time. 1:141a.
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Results mt st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. June 2l.-Results of today's $
races: track fast:
First race-For two-year-olds; selling;
five furlongs Sister Sarah 20 Brien), 3
to /, won; Maggie Clopton (o'NeilD, to
/, second; La Crimea Dale, even, third.
Time, 1:02Al.
Second race-For two-year-olds; selling;
five and half furlongs. Huntrsssa (Ov--
erton), to l, won; Zoroaide Dale 4
to l, second; Josie f. tO'NeilD, TO D.
third Time l:0s12.
Third race-For three-year-olds ana up-
ward: selling: six furlongs. Ben Ledi
WinstelD. to |. won; Grantor CDalel'
8 to s. second: Northern Spy tFInnerty),
TO /. third Time, 1:141a.
Fourth race-For three-year-ol -olds; sell.
ing: one mile Dan Paxton CWeber), 3
10 3 won; Menace eO'Brien), to l, sec
ond; Miss Theresa (O'NetiD, : 10 l, third.
Time. 1;ill5.
zus..iT hurdle: one and e-sixteenths
M1'ss Eva Moe GCorbleyl. to l; won; Won;
Zufalng Casey, 3 TO ?, second; Bristol
CAfcCsovernj, I to 5 third. Time, 2;l5
Sixth race-For four-year-olds ana up
ward: selling; one mile and twenty yards.
Hiiee O'BTien), TO 2. won; ,9,L Qrris
0Q'NenD. 3 TO /. second; Pinochle Dale,
to /, third Time, 1:42A.
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Results mt Highland Park.

HIGHLAND PARK. June 21-Results OF
today's races; track good:
First ra,e-FoT' three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; SIX furlongs. The Brother
IL. Daly), 5, won; Custodian (Al1er),
3 to /. =eco.8, Sempire (AIaire), TO >,
third. Time .:312l.
Secoud g4se-FOr two-year-oIds; four
md OF -aa # furlongs. Illawaho CTrox-
ier), eVsE Won: Orla price, to s. sec
oa1; Ets>er Boy May, to 1, third.
Tine O:57A.
Third race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs- St. David tHayden).
to 1, won; Scorpio (Troxler). , to 5. sec
ond; Horsa q. O'Connor), 70 l, third
Time, 1:15&4
Fourth race-For two-vear-olds selling;
five furlongs. LinGvc Tree (Walker1, .
to ,, won; St Hera (Troxler), to .. see
ond; Halmetta &C. Murphy, to ,, third
Time, 1:03.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and up
ward selling; one and one-sixteenth miles.
FiIibuster C. WILSON,, to ., won; Wine
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CarricIz threw the bah several times to
Everett in the eudeaYor to catch the
captain OF the Brewers but in each in
stance the runner was too quick. On
the third throw, Everett considered he
had touched Duffy while the latter was
ava from the bag, but in this point
mpire Haskell disagreed with him. Ev-
eritt sn out 10 the middle Of the field
and threw his fist up in front Of the ref
eree's face and said harsh things TO him.
Haskell patiently stood the kick for
moment and then he ordered Everett TO
desist. He WAS real gentlemanly In his
request, but the Senator was out for trou-
fle and hs got II and in big chunks TOO.
NIr Haskell quickly threw him ont of the
game and then Manager EIanning took
& hand in the blowing up process and
Everett was allowed TO ponder over the
question during the remainder Of the af-
terno0n. The kick was a foolish one. as
there was no doubt as TO Duffy being
safe cn the bag. while on the other hand,
his absence from the team undoubtedly
weakened il. His being pat out Of the
game had a tendency 10 demoraIize his
associates fer an inning or TWO. az least,
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THREE SMALL RoBBERIEs.
Two Gold Watches ana "a Pair of
Diamond Rfngs Missing.

Robberies were reported yesterday to
;he police by several persons. Isaac w.
Caldwell, of 3l3 Seventh Street southwest,
was among the losers through the ma
nipulations of a thief Caldwell says he
was robbed of gold watch while he was
visiting at the home OF a friend, 9O4 r
Street northwest. Apparently there is no
clue to the thief, as Caldwell said he sus-
pected no one. s.ir
a heavy gold watch has also been taken
from Norman Pearson, of 1924 South
street northwest who says his watch was
stolen while he was enjoying music in n
beer garden on Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest. A crowd was in the place at
the time and Pearson is unable to say
who went into his pocket
Miss Clara Spleidt, OF 9JI East Capitol
Street, complained of the loss yesterday
of two diamond rings. valued at s69. She
stated that she left the rings in the toilet
room of "A downtown hotel, and when
she returned to look for them they were
gone.
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THE RACING CALENDAR.
ResuIts nd sheepshend Rnr
sHEEPsHEAp RAY. JUNO 21.-Result

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 2L.-Resuts
of today's races: track fast:
First race-For three -year-olds. fillies;
six furlongs on main track. Reina.
CO'Connor), 3 to 2. won; Ante Up shaw,
3 to >, second; Irene Lindsay Slack, S
to /. third. Time, 1:i3 Is.
Second race-For three-year-old fllies;
six furlongs on main track Double Six
CTaylor), to !, won; Spry (Waugh). 9
to >. second; Princeton Girl tMcQuade)
5 to 1, third Time. lis.
olds; five furlongs on turf. Leonora Lor-
ing (O'Connor) 6 to 3, won; Sombrero
(Mounce) Z to 1, second; Laodice (Slack),
to I. third. Time 100 "a.
Fourth race-The SpeedweI for three
year-olds and upward; six and one-half
furlongs on main track. Glennellie
Smith, to l, won: Sadducee III. Mich
aels). to ), second; Himself (Miles), 10
to !, third. Time, 1:19 2-5.
Fifth race-FOr two-year-old maieens;
selling; last five furlongs of new Futurity
course. Playlike Landry), to l, won:
Fonsoluca (O'COnnor), to /, second; Lii
nora (Wonderly), 100 TO /, third. Time
;0l 10.
Sixth race-Handicap for three-year-
olds and upward; one and one-eighth
miles on turf. Decanter (Burns). TO 2
won; Prince Richard (Brennanl. 8 to 1,
second; All Gold SHAW, even, third.
Time 1853 3-5.
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& LnnIs Selections.

First race-La Mascotta, DIR. Nowlin
Laureatea.
Second race-Julietta b., Frank Pearce
La Spara.
Third race-I4a DESTROYS, Battus. Robert
Fourth race-Helen Print, Terra Firma
Gallagher.
Firth race-Tobe Paine, Joe Doughty,
sixth race-W. ]. Baker Judge Magee
Verify.
Seventh race-Rushfelds, Ida Ledford
Chopin.
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MORE STAMPS BEING USED.
Receipts Seven Million Dollars
Greater Than Last Year.

The issue Of postage stamps. postal
cards newspaper wrappers, and stamped
envelopes in the fiscal year 1891 (the last
fifteen days of the present month being
estimated aggregated 5,711, 764. $50 pieces,
valued at S105. 80. .SsSS being an increase OF
3S7. .676. 40 in the number of pieces and Of
s.. 462. i66 in value as compared with the
issue Of the previous fiscal year The
increase over the fiscal year 1896 is 1914
per cent in the number of pieces and Of
go 500 in their VaIue.
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How the Clubs stand,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Duffy. Gilbert, Conroy, Burke. Maloney,
Hallman Waldron, and few other Ger
man athletes from the city that has made
beer famous, sauntered into the Capital
yesterday, prepared to show the Senators
how to play baseball. and in the presence
of some twenty-five hundred spectators,
gave the lesson and rolled back to their
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KELLER HAD TO RETIRE.
Wore Himself Out Scoring Runs for,
the Champions.

BROOKLYN. June 21.-The Champions
beat Cincinnati in a one-sided contest at
Washington Park this afternoon. making
it three straight, and the Reds tenth
straight defeat. Keeer, in five times up
at the bat, made five hits and five runs.
one of them home run. He became eX-
hausted and had to retire in the seventh,
giving way to Dolan. Parker pitched for
the visitors and enabled the Champions
to swell their batting averages. He was
of thirty-four bases. The score:
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washington PARK selections.

First race-Caviar. Advance Guard.
Bangle.
second race-The Rush. Isla, Sharp
Bird.
Third race-Bonnibert, His Eminence.
The Parader.
Fourth notwithstanding, Federal
Flaunt
Fifth race-Penteeost. Endurance By
Right William H.
Sixth race-Knight Banneret, Barraek.
Precursor.
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Two-base hits-Sullivan. Cross. Davis.
Sacrifice hit-Mertes. Stolen bases-Isbell
%. Hartman. Double pIays-Dolan, La
Joie, and Davis; Mertes and Isbell Left
on bases-Chicago, 6; Athletics .. First
BY Griffith, 3; by Piatt l. Umpire-Cantil-
lion Time of game, / hour and so min
utes.
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CELERY COMPOUND

press IL. Thompson). to 8, second: Mon
tana Gent (R. Burns), Is to l. third. Time,
I.J01a.
Sixth race-For three-year-Olds and up
ward; selling: six furlongs. Rotterdam
(Walker) , TO ., won; Speak Easy tAlc-
Intyre), Is to l. second; The Geezer (Frox-
ler) to /, third. Time, 1:161z.
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LASTED BUT ONE INNING.
Harper wild and Hit Hard by the
Quaker Hatsmen,

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-Harper saw
his finish today in the first inning, when
he passed a man to first and was touched
up for four singles. Jones succeeded him
and from then on it was a good game.
In the third inning Delehanty sent the ball
into the left field for a home run. 1t was
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cHIcAGo's WORE YELLOW.
Boston Takes the Game, Aided by
the Visitors Errors

BOSTON, June H.-Errers by Chicago
and a clever punching of Ehits by the To-
calls put the Orphans still further be
hind this afternoon. Boston hit safely
five times in the first inning. netting three
runs. In the seventh Hughes hit Gam
mons. This. with a Ttuffed third strike,
two passed balls. and an error by Green
gave Boston two more. The score:
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First base by errors-Chicago, l: Bos-
ton, ?. Left on bases-Chicago, 6: Bos-
ton. 3. First base on balls-Om Lawson
3: of Hughes, 3 Struck out-By Lawson
3; by Hughes. ). Three-base hits-Mene-
fee, Mccormick. Stolen bases-Demont
HartZei. Hamilton. Double plays-Demont
to Tenuey, Lowe TO Demont TO Tenney
Demont to Tenney. Hit by pitcher-By
Lawson. !; by Hughes l. Wild pitch
Lawson. Passed balls-Kling, . Umpire
Nash. Time of game. ! hour and 30 min
uteS
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BOSTON

Two-base hits-Wood. Pickering Three
base hits-Colins, Peck. Home runs
bowling. Beck. Stolen bases-O' Brien,
Mccarthy, Collins. Double plays-Ferris.
Parent, and Freeman: O'Brien and Yea
ger. Sacrifice hit-Collins. Bases on balls
of Lewis >, or Bowling l. Hit by
pitcher-Shreck. Struck out-By Dowling
1, by Lewis l. Passed ball-Wood trm-
pire-Mannassau. Time of game, ] hour
and IS minutes.
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First base by error-JOnes. Left on
Philadelphia. 6; st. Louis, Z. First
base on balls-On Orth, /; off Harper. l; f;
off Jones. /. Struck out-By Orth, 5; by
Harper, ,: by Jones, /. Home run-Dele-
hanty. Three-base hit-Donovan. Two
base hits-McGann. Wallace, Delehanty.
Sacrifice hit-SlagIe. Stolen base-Barry.
Double pIay-Donovan and McGann. I'm
pire-Emsie. Time of game, l hour and
50 mnutes
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work Hunters Given a Chance.

Andrew Miller and James and jefferson Fitz-
gerald. arrested on H Street northeast Thursday
night, were in the Police Court yesterday chars-
ed with being vagrants. They said they come
from Newport News on a search for work. and
had been in town only an hour or two when
policeman got them. They agreed 10 leave town
at once and Judge RimbaIl let them go.
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First base on errors-BroCklyn. 2. Left
on bases-Brooklyn. I: CINCINNATI. J. First
base on balls-Oh Kennedy. 2; off Parker
Struck out-By Kennedy, g. Stolen
bases-Keeler, Sheckard EDaly, Farrell
Mcguire, Crawford. Irwin Home run
Keeler Two-base hits-Keeler. Sheckard,
Dahlen. Dobbs. MCGUIRE. Double plays
Daily and Farrell: Parker Steinfeldt and
Beckley; Steinfeldt and Beckley Wild
pitch-Parker UmpiFeLDwyer. Time of
game, l hour and 10 minutes.
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Displaying His Caution.
lFr0m thc CniclgO POSI-. }

ti'iH lhc NilchSp l'al.)
81 noticed bee was unusually formal and circum-
spect IN his behavior" she told her dearest
friend, and thought at inst ! had offended him
in some way"
Had youg'
"Oh no. As soon as Brother Willie came in
and got the phoHogrph he had inadvertently
LETT on the table everything was all right again..
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Amateur Baseball PLAYERS.

The American Stars, eighteen strong
were divided into two clubs on Thursday
and indulged in a fine practice game Ed
Tribenjauxe, of the first club. was pitted
against the Yanigans, the second club
for whom Chase Niedfelt pitched. The
two clubs see-sawed for ten innings, the
game finally being called with the score
to >. The same clubs will play another
game on Sunday, with Niedfelt in the box
for the first club and Bereuk for the Yam
igaus The Stars have accepted the chal-
lenge Of the Spencerians for a game
July s.
The times., 1901-06-22

William H., 49, The Boston, Magi, The
Four Hundred, lis; Frank Nc. Blue Man
tie. III; st. Sevir. Courinne INLAND, 10S
Sixth rsce-For three-year-olds and up
ward: selling; seven and one-half fur
longs.-Possart, 10S; Knight Banneret
Barrack 107: Malay. Chorus Boy Sam
McKeever. JOG; Precursor. los; Haviland.
1q; HylO, 90; The Rogue, 81; Pirates
Queen So.
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First base on errors-New York, 2; Pitts
burg, J. Left on bases-New York y;
Pittsburg, s. First base on balls-On Tay-
lor, .; off WiltZe 3. Struck out-By TAI
lor, 8: by WIltze 2 Stolen base-Wagner.
Home run--Wagner. Three-ba hlt-Bow-
erman. Hit by pitcher-By Wiltze. >, Um-
pire-O Day. Time of game. hour and 30
minutes. Attendance, 1000.
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Grnvesend Selections.

First race-Lady Holyrood, Evelyn
Maud. Red Damsel.
Second race-Waxtaper Belle of Lex
ington, Godfrey.
Third Notwithstanding, Smart Set,
Dixie Line.
Fourth race-Decanter. Brigadier, Tn
masked.
Fifth race-Dr. Eichberg, Zinziber. Passe
: sixth race-Nones, Nitrate. Big Gun.
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Tirst base by rrOrs-WashingtOn, 2;
MilWsukf x o Lei5 on pasGs "a, shiIg di
of Carrick, ]. Struck out-By Reidy,
2: by Carrick. J. Three-base hits-Gilbert,
Reidy Duffy Sacrifice hit-CiilbeTt
Stolen bases-Walron. Duffy, ?. Hit by
pitcher-By Gear. 1, by Reidy, !. Passed
ball-Grady Jmpire-TIaskel Time Of
game ! hour and 5s minutes. Attendance,
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MY IT NOW

Do not wait until you or some Of youI family
are siek nigh unto death. and then send for
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Iser1elv but buy Z. nov and De prepared for an
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H. depcnded upon ia tie most severe and danger
Gus cases il Is equally valuable for children
ana vghen reduced with water aad sweetened is
pleasant 10 take Fpr sale - Henry Evans
EbolesaIe and Retail and al druggists
The times., 1901-06-22

TWo-base hit-Seymour Stolen bases
jackson 81, Hart, McGraw, Seymour
Double play-Dunn, Williams. and Hart.
Baltimore. 9; Detroit. 4. Empires -Sher-
idan and Connolly. Time of game, l hour
and 50 minutes
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
AIDED BY GOOD SUPPORT.
THylor Allows the Pirates But Five
Hts md Wing Ont.

NEW YORK. June 2.-Taylor held the
Pirates down 20 five hits today, and being
cleverly supported the New Yorl1s won a
close and interesting game. Wiitze lost
his bearings In the nth inning and was
replaced by Phillip in the seventh. The
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M,e1NN1rY M GOOD FORM.
Wins for Baltimore by Keeping De-
troit,s Hits Scattered.

BALTIMORE, June p. - McGinnity
pitched fine game against Detroit today
and backed up by steady fielding kept
the hits well scattered The score:
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BARELY ESCAPED DEFEAT.
Boston Given Hard Rub by the
Cleveland Team.

BOSTON. June 10-Three runs in the
third inning saved todays game to Bos-
ton. Cleveland batted the ball hard, but
could not mako the hits count. The score:
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The NIagara stars played the Nationals |

a game to a draw on the Monument
grounds yesterday, the score being to 1.
The feature was the mastery pitching of
Waple for the Niagaras as he allowed
the Nationals but four scattered hits.
Send challenges from teams averaging
fifteen 10 +. Geraci. f36 1 Street northwest.
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BLANKS FOR THE ATHLETICS.
Lajoie's Men Shut out by Chicago in
Well Played Game.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-The Athlet-
les were shut out today in a weI-played
game with Chicago. The score:
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Milwaukee Had No Trouble in
Winning Yesterday.

Gear No Terror for the Brewers
and After They Had Toyed WIN
Hinl He Was succeeded by Car
rick. Who Fared Little Better.
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Yesterdays Games.

Yesterdays Games.
lAmericap League)
Milwaukee. 10: Washington. b
Baltimore, 4, Detroit, :.
Chicago. (; Athletics, O.
Boston. 3, Cleveland, ).
Clational League)
New York. 3: Pittsburg, ,.
Brooklyn, y; Cincinnati, 3.
Boston. ,; Chicago. 3.
Philadelphia, 4; 81. Louisl.
Today's Games.
american Lea gue.)
Milwaukee at Washington
Detroit at Baltimore.
Cleveland at Boston
Chicago at Philadelphia
CNationai LeaGue.)
St Louis at New \ ork.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at Boston.
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BALTIMORE

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-17
flR5. 5pURQ[Oh

Is now at the big dry goods
store of Sig Simon & Co.
with the largest stock of
handsome millinery in Ard
more. She invites You to call.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-03

Miss Nertner OF North Yakima has
been engaged TO teach the Anderson
school in Horse Heaven. Miss Nertner
taught the Mabton school last winter.
Her present school opened the first OF
the week William Badger returned
to his home at North Yakima Wednes-
day evening, having completed his work
in the Horse Heaven countrv.-Prosser
Record.
The improvements in the new depart
ment OF the Yakima Hardware Co. s
store are completed. This enterprisng
firm is busily filling up with a new
stock OF goods, and now have one OF the
most thoroughly equipped hardware
stores in the Northwest.
The interior OF the Northern Pacific
office was given 4 fresh coat OF calsomin-
ing this week, and the wood work was
stained a beautiful brown. The office
now looks much better and gives fresh
glow to the usually dingy interior.
II. NJ. Bellinger Of Richmond beach
on the Sound, returned home last Sat
urday after two weeks spent in looking
over Yakima valley.
Prof w. l.. Connolly was at Seattle last
week laying in a supply Of goods for his
new music store on First street
DR.. G.. j. Hill, formerly of this place
but now of Whatcom, came over to at
tend the State Fair.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-03

Mothers everywhere praise One Min
ute Cough Cure for the sufferings it has
relieved and the lives OF the little ones
it has saved. Strikes at the root OF the
trouble and draws out the inflammation
The children's favorite Cough Cure.
Yellow Drug Store.
A salad of pears and peaches with
whipped cream and sugar between the
layers is excellent.
Mrs. 7. Briddleman, OF Parshvile,
Mich, was troubled with salt rheum for
thirteen years and had tried number
of doctors without relief After two APP
plications OF BANNER SALVE, her
hands became better and in short time
she was entirely cured. Beware OF
substitutes. North Yakima Drug Store.
Vinegar and salt will strengthen a
lame back.
Lamp wicks soaked in vinegar give a
brilliant light.
W.T.. Wesson, Jacksonville, Va, drug
gist, writes: 'Your One Minute Cough
Cure gives perfect satisfaction. NV Gus.
toners say it is the best remedy foi
coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. >
Yellow Drug Store.