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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-05-02
COAL TREsTLE NEARLY COMPLETED.
Rocky Fork Company Will Soon Be Prepared
to Pile Up Refuse,

to Pile Up Refuse.
The trestle which the Rocky Fork
Mining company has put up for the pur
pose of carrying away the refuse from
the washer and dumping il at the edge
Of the bench north Of the mine will be
completed and put in operation next
week, and thus do away with the dump
ing Of refuse into the creek. The inn
provcment has evidently not been heard
Of by the farmers down the stream. who
l'for a number Of years past have been
greatly bothered by the accumulation Of
dirt and coal dust in the creek and who
have suffered accordingly. \ combina
ton is being made among the ranchers
with the purpose OF securing the ser
vices of an attorney with the intention
Of getting out an injunction restraining
the coal company from dumping refuse
The mine goes through the washer and
the residue from it represents the whole
| waste of the works with the exception
Of small stones. These rocks are the
only things which will be emptied into
the stream and Manager O'Shea says
that as soon as the trestle can be used
for the dump carts, and the refuse is
piled away. there will be no further
complaint Of pollution Of the waters ol
the Rocky Fork by the coal company.
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Inventor Benbow Of Absarokee Organizes
An Aerial Navigation Company
in Red Lodge.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000
simonsen, Lavelle and Pierson Are Among
the Incorporators Will Construct
Machine in New York.

The American AERIAL Navigation COM
been organized for the purpose of manu-
featuring the Benhow airship. The cor
poration was effected on "Wednesday att
the law office Of George W. Pierson and
the stockholders are T. G. Benhow. s..
IL. Sinonsen., Lee Sinaonsen, Pat l.avellc
and George MI pierSon.
The organization WAS made in con-
formity with Part ~, Title |, Chapter
/, Article |, pf the civil code OF the state
of Montana. The first article vi incor
poration names the company, the second
purposes Of the corporation are (a) TO
build and manufacture the BGnboW air
ship, "a bsarolSee No. \; (h) operate, pur
chase, acquire, build, manufacture and
sell airships; (cl to conduct q general
aerial transportation business; td the
purchase and sale of all property, both
real and personal necessary and incident
to accomplishing tho purposes above
expressed. II is also provided that the
place Of business Of the corporation
shall be Red Lodge, Mont, and that the
incorporation shall remain in existence
for a period Of twenty years
The capital stock Of the corporation is
fixed at $4,000, divided into 5000 shares
Of par value of 50 each. The five in
corporators of the company have each
subscribed for 100 shares of the capital
stock.
Mr.. Benbow exhibited the small
model Of his machine at the meeting, and
it's working was satisfactory. There were
two fans in operation, whereas it is in
tended that the large machine shall
have four, but Notwithstanding this de.
feet the model worked all right. and the
incorporators feel that they are next to
the biggest claim on aerial navigation
that has yet been filed on.
When Mr.. Benbow left Wednesday for
his home at Absarokee lie stated that he
intended to 60 to New York City the
middle OF the present month and begin
the work Of construction upon his aera
monster
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-05-02
ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY.
Garfield Lodge Celebrates Eighty.Third Birth
day Of the Order.

day OF the Order.
The eighty third anniversary of the
founding of the order of Odd Fellows
was celebrated by Garfield lodge last
Saturday evening with a supper and a
general good time at Odd Fellows
hall. There was a large turn out, nearly
all the members of Garfield lodge
and Daughters Of Rebekah being pre-
sent. The supper furnished by the
ladies' consisted of ice cream, cake and
coffee, together with other tempting
delicacies.
The program was made up of songs
and speeches, the latter being principal
" upon rhe good of the order. L. r.
Pollard acted as noble grand and pre-
sided. William Freeman, James Mill
down, Mr.. Ownes and j. Jones rendered
vocal selections and L. p. Sichler, Past
Grands Thomas H. Bailey, Harry Bur.
ton and James McQ Queen and a. H. Holder
and Mrs. James Mcqueen responded to
,oasts in felicitous manner.
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BRlDGER MAIL SERVICE.
.cwis Chapman Secures Contract and Will
Begin Trips Jniy |.

The Red Lodge postof1ice was last
Tuesday notified by the department at
Washington that Lewis Chapman Of
this city has been awarded the contract
for carrying the mails between Red
Lodge and Brdger, by way Of Golden,
for the term Of four years on his bid of
Sl395 per annum. The service will be-
gin July next, with a six day schedule
Of six hours each way.
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BRlscoE LIMBO.

Sheriff Potter Captures Suspected Horse.
thief Preliminary at Br1dIer.
Last Sunday morning Ed Alling who
lives about q mile and half above
Bridger, found his sorrel mare and rid
ing outfit gone and Dave Briscoe, who
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go down before the husky boys of Rob
erts by score Of s to ;. The game was
developed in high wind, which pre-
cluded any possibility of brilliant play
ing. The Roberts team will play re-
turn game with the second nine in this
city next Sunday.
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FIRST BALL GAME OF THE SEASON.
Roberts Team Defeats Second Nine From Red
I0d0e & to s.

The first local baseball game of
the season occurred at Roberts
last Sunday between the team
of that place and the second
nine Of Red Lodge. About a
dozen rooters accompanied the
home team and saw the locals
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FOB RENT.

= FOR RENTING good 2-story store- houses, Nos. TIPS and 17sO First avenue, next door to Beck Grocery and Candy company. Will rent together and make one store to good tennant. Meyer Marx Co 9-1-7t
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Hermitage

Hermitage, all around sign painter. Get prices. Address City. e-1l 1
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FOR RENT

Four story double store for wholesale business. Ample railroad frontage. In heart of wholesale district. Now occupied by J. c. Whitfield X Co.,. possession given October |.
 BROWN BROS. q CO. Phone 91S. s05 N. goth St.
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TraIn Robbers Captured.

Fl Paso. Tex. August 1.-Two more of Inc robbers who held up a Mexican Cen trai train and secured s50.OOo from the WeIls-Fargo express car, have been cap tured at Gomez Palacio and nearly $3o,000 has been recovered. The first robber to be caught has been fully identified as .sBnrs Taylor, who held up Santa Fe passenger train in Texas and killed two men He was sentenced to death for that crime but escaped to Mexico. Fif- teen thousand dollars of the booty se- cured in the recent robbery was recov- cred from Taylor.
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CUT OPEN DITCH.
Farmers, Armed With. Guns, Save
 Thelr'crops by Heroic Means.

Denver, August 1.-Superintendent of Irrigation Armstrong has just received a report from Commissioner Banning of Water District Nc ?. Chat twenty far mers, fully armed. marched to the head Ing gate of the Fulton ditch near Tender son and breaking dcwn the head gate al- lowed an immense amount of water to flow into the ditch. thus saving their crops
 When the gatekeeper tried to interfere with them they threatened him with death. Commissioner Banning reports that he is unable to learn the names of a single person engaged in the attack. The heading gate of the Fulton ditch Is some ten miles north of Denver on the Platte above Henderson.
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STORES FOR RENT-Two large, new. connecting stores, 25x140 feet each, 1916 and 1918 4th avenue; opposite new city hall. Good wholesale stand or for furni-
 ture. Possession Oct. | Snow and Ram bow 11S N 20th street. 7-30-tf
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LAJoIE AGAIN IN COURT.
Rogers Files Injunction Suit in Cleve-
 land Against Ball Player.

Cleveland. O., August 1.-John L. Rogers of the Philadelphia National League baseball club, today filed proceed ing in the common pleas court to compel Napoleon Lajoie Elmer Flick and W. H Bernhard, members of the Cleveland baseball club, to quit Cleveland and re- turn to Philadelphia to play ball.
 The plaintiff asks for an injunction to prevent the players remaining in Cleve- land and a decree of court compelling them to live up to the contract Philadel- phia claims to have with them The hearing for a preliminary injunction was set for August f.
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The Pilgrims Club.

New York, August 1.--Lindsay Russell has entertained the executive committee of the Pilgrims club at luncheon with Frederick Holls, Consul-General Evans Lord Carter Beresford and few other guests. cables the Tribune's London cor respondent. This club Is settling down to practical work, with a membership of over eighty, divided between Americans and Englishmen. It will not interfere with the work of the American societies. whose energies are expended on national fes- tivities.
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FOR SALE.

-~---------------------- FOR SALE-Lot at Ensley; 25x150; 17th street between c and D. Apply to F. w. Rainbow 11S N, 20th street. 7-30-7t FOR SALE-Fine mare and trap at Smieys stables 4th ave.
 FOR SALE-A good manufacturing site southwest corner Avenue B and 12th street. fronts 300 feet on Avenue B. running back 40 feet to an alley; Belt railroad and s. A. line on B; $25 front foot. Also Is acres of land, good for truck farm, with orchard. on Rosedale macadamized road; 20 minutes walk from South Highland car; $50 per acre. Apply to c. T. Rainbow, owner, 11S N. 20th street 7-2S-tf
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AMERICAN IN CINCINNATI.
Franchise for Ohio City Has Been Ap-
 piled for.

Cint innau, August 1,-Johr E. Bruce, attorney fer tie American League and President Ban Johnson of that league held number of confer enoes here to- day.
 As a result of these conferences it Is announced that the American League has received formal applications for a fran chise in Cincinnati for next year. The names of the men who are back of the move to secure a franchise for the league are suppressed at this time. in view of the fact that the application will not be acted upon until the fall meeting of the league
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT-Nicely furnished. cool. airy rooms 191S11, 4th ave opposite new city hall. 7-26-tf. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room hot and cold bath, price S7 per month. PIP 4th ave. S-2-tf ROOM FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room, with hot and cold bath; $7 per month. Apply 2212 4th ave, or call Peoples phone I'll. S-2-tf FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room hot and cold bath, electric lights, terms very reasonable. Peoples phone S69. 2111 7th ave. 7-30-5t WANTED-To reat three connecting rooms at reasonable rate. 291S Ave. I. Call Bell phone 3a2. 7-2e-tf
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GAMES TODAY.

Birmingham at New Orleans
 Atlanta at Shreveport.
 Nashville at Little Rock.
 Chattanooga at Memphis.
 
 New Orleans, August 1.-(Special.)- French, the king-pin of the Pelican pitch ing staff. today shut Birmingham out by score of to 0, and allowed but one scratch hit. This came to Blue in the fifth inning. It was a sky-high fly that dropped between short and left field. Both men raced for it, and fearing a collision they both stopped and watched the ball drop between them, not five feet away.
 That was the closest thing to a hit in the game, and dumb work was the cause of it. French deserved the clean score for he pitched wonderful ball and was given the highest gi1t-edged support bS the entire Pelican team. Campbell went in to pitch the game but he lasted only half an inning. During that time he gave three free passes, allowed three hits, and forced a run, and three others were added
 Wilhelm Effective.
 AhCh NhiiCih odCICCutQ illlH dIQ DelQ down the Pelicans to two runs and three hits in the eight and a half innings. The new men on the Iron Baron's team played excellent ball. Leidy stung the ball every time he came up. but he hit un- lucky. Once he shot one by third, but the shortstop backed up and cut down the hit by sensational work. The Birming- ham men landed on French often but they shot the ball in the air and nothing was netted.
 In the third inning Cavender, who played excellent ball. threw Montgomery out at third from a fly catch back in right field. It cost a big effort to make the throw but Cavender handled himself in great shape.
 uhIer Back In Game.
 Uhler played fine defensive game, and the infield worked fast. An unfortunate wild throw by Blue to second was costly, however. Tomorrow either Smith or Denver will do the pitching. and they will meet either Dannehower or Stewart. Today was officially ladies day, and fully a thousand were on hand
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JOHNSON FILES ANSWER.
In Court Says Baltimore Club Should
 Not Be Put in Receivers Hands.

Baltimore. August 1.-The answer of President B. R. Johnson of the American League to the bill for the appointment of receiver which wss docketed last Monday by the Baltimore Baseball and Athletic company was filed in court this morning.
 The court is asked to dismiss the bill filed by the majority st stockholders urg- ing the appointment of receiver, and among other things the writer charges the majority stockholders of the company wilfully and deliberately attempted to
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Ensley vs. East Lake.

Ensley and East Lake baseball teams play today at West End park, and good game is anticipated. The lineup will be as follows:
 Ensley-Hill, catcher; O'Brien, pitcher; Talbott, first base; Crawley, second base; OHare third base; Leighton, shortstop; Donaldson, right field Rust, center field; Askew, left field.
 East Lake-St ephens, catcher; Hill house, pitcher; Allen, first base; Byram, second base; Moore, third base Williams shortstop; McCloud, right field; Wilson, center field; Harris, left field
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. August 1.-At the close of business July s1, 1902, the national debt less cash in the treasury, amount ed to $973, 9l0, 367, which is an increase as compared with July 1 of last year of s4.- 453126. This increase is accounted for by the reduction in the amount of cash on hand. Cash in the treasury amounted to s1,27S, ,479. 59S against which there are demand liabilities outstanding amount ing to s924 5o4. 999, leaving a cash balance of $S5S,974 599.
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Clothler Wins In Tennis.

Longwood. Mass, July 1.-Cool. accur- ate play enabled W. J. Clothier of Phil adelphia to defeat Hofcomb Ward of Orange. N. J.. in the finals on the Long, wood tennis tournament this forenoon and tomorrow he will meet William A.
 Larned for the Longwood cup. The match was well fought, especially in the second set which went to sixteen games.
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St. Louis, fl; Philadelphia, 5.

St. Louis. August 1.-St. Louis took the second game from Philadelphia without having to do any hustling, owing to Wilson's weakness in the box. Up to the sixth the game was close. The To- calls made seven hits in that inning and clinched the game. Attendance, 15O0. Score: R.H.E. St. Louis :. .. ....1 % 10S0 '-11 r c Philadelphia .. ....1 o o 0 0 0 8 O. 8
 Batteries: Powell and Kahoe; Wilson and Powers
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FOR SALE. S25, ,0O0-5O-foot corner in same block Hill- man Hotel. s15o0-7-room house on northside: 92x120s H cash. s25Oo Each-Three Groom houses; all news northside. sl350-5-rocm house on 50a140, renting S12.50. s5s00-5Sx100, on northside, close Tn. s65c0-Eight 4-room houses; rents for $10d nnonth s10, ,000-11 block on Belt Line, close In. near Frisco and Seaboard terminals $600-5-room house on Eessemer car line. I have residences In Woodlawn, Avon- dale, East Lake, Elyton West End and Cleveland. from $600 to 5000. Some beautis full homes; good terms
 B.. M. PERROW, Ihone-Peoples 743. 191S1R 2d Ave.
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Athletic Club vs. Republics.

The Athletic club and the Republic Iron and Steel company baseball teams will play this afternoon. The lineup of the club Is: Ward. catcher; Gresham. pitcher; Huey, first base; Chaffee, sec ond base; Chairsell. shortstop: Edmond son, third base; Spencer, left field; Nun ger or Gillespie, center field; Hidden or Hood fight field.
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Pittsburq.erookIYn Tle.

Brooklyn. August 1.-The closing game of the series between Pittsburg and Brooklyn lasted ten innings when 1t was called on account of darkness. Pittsburg would have won had 1t not been for cost ly errors. Score: RHE. Pittsburg ... ...1 0o0o20030- 0-6 13 { Brooklyn .... ....1 00 1 O 0 0 1 0-6 12 .
 Batteries: Leever and Smith; Dona- van, Hughes ard Far-el.
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syIacauga, 8; Montgomery, 7.

Montgomery August 1.-(Special.) )-Syl- acauga defeated Montgomery again today by a score of 8 to '. Sorrell brothers were the battery for Sylacauga, while Starr and Kilgrow were battery for Montgomery. Montgomery could not hit Sorrell when hits were needed These teams play again tomorrow.
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AnuDH A a Morphine and whiskey
 habitstreated without pain or confinement Cure guar O uOtuu anteed at Santariun or no pay. B. H. VIAL, Man'gr Lithia Springs Cure Go. Drawer A, Austell, Ga. Homeitreatment sent ifpreferred. Correspondence strictly confidential.
SPECIAL EXCURSION
Birmingham to Greensboro and Return
 August 4 and 5, 1902.

On Monday morning. August 4, the Southern railway will operate an excur- sion train Birmingham to Greensboro, leaving Birmingham at s:30 a. m Fare for the round trip will be only s1.50.
 Accommodations will be provided for both white and colored patrons. This train returning will leave Greensboro 6 p. m. on August 5. Call on depot ticket agent for further information and for tickets.
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Atlanta, g; Shreveport, g.

Shreveport, August The locals and Atlanta batted for twelve innings today in one o< the most sensational games ever rlayed here. Norcum. of the home team, stole six bases. Score: R.H E. Atlanta .. .. 70 A 4000 o 0 0 0--9 16 8 Shreveport .. II 010014 II o o 1 0--9 12 5
 Batteries-Henley and Latimer; Bruck- CT. Childs, Butler and Mcclure.
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chIcaao. z: Baltimore. 6

Chicago, August 1.-The patched-up Baltimore team made a great rally in the ninth, but finished one behind the lead the locals obtained earlier In the game. Errors and the bases on balls by pitchers were responsible for several
 R.H.E. Chicago :. :. ......0 400 0002 *-7 Ii 2 Baltimore :. :. ....0 0 0 02 O 0 3--6 12 2 Batteries: Piatt and Sullivan; Wiltse and Yeager.
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Cleveland. 6; Boston. 3.

Cleveland August 1.-Cleveland won todays game from Boston by finding Young when hits meant runs. Joss wrenched his knee in the fifth inning and retired in favor of Bernhard. But for errors Boston would have been shut out Attendance, 3S16. Score: R.HE. Cleveland :. ......3 000111+6 12 4 Boston :. .. .....00 2000100-3 1
 Batteries: Joss, Bernhard and Bems; Young and Criger.
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OTHER GAM Es.
Twin City, 6; Anniston, 0.

New Decatur, August 1.-(Special.)-Th Twin City club shut out Anniston today in one of the finest amateur games ever played in Alabama. The features of the game were the phenominal pitching of Sawyer and the batting of Right Fielder Greg, both of the home team. Batteries: New Decatur, Sawyer and Barns Annis- ton, Gaston and Riton. Umpire, McFar- Ian. Attendance 1050. Score:
 Twin City,. .. .. 70 1 0 o 2-6 Anniston.... .. .. ........0 O O O 0 O o co
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After Half an Inning Ills Place Is Taken By Wilhelm, Who Allows Three Strikes During Bal
 ance of the Game.
sourHER.: LEAGUE STANDING.
cHMEs YESTERDAY.

Birmingham. 0; New Orleans. 6. Little Rock, 2; Nashville. 3.
 Shreveport, 8; Atlanta, 9. Memphis Chattanooga-No game.
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EASY MONEYll ,sSSssOs.I,O .,So sOs Nn

s10 makes $1O0 by our sure and safe system of turf investment. En- tireIy New Plan FREE. Write for it quick. THE DOUGLASS DAILY CO.,, Turf Commissioners,
 112 Clark Street, CHICAGO.
 7-29-tues-t -thur-sat
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New Orleans .. .........4 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 s-6 Birmingham .. .. ........0 0 0 0 co
 Summary-Two base hits, Mont tgomery. Innings pitched-Campbell, 1s; Wilhelm, Slh. Hits apportioned-Off Campbell, 3; Wilhelm, B. Sacrifice hits-Smith. Base on balls-Off Campbell, 8; off Wilhelm, 3; off French. 9 Struck out-By French, 2; by Wilhelm, l. Stolen bases-Stanley @. Smith CD. Stafford CD, Montgomery. Ab- bolt Double plays-Cavender to Brouth- CTS; Herbert to Stafford. First base on errors-New Orleans, O. Birmingham, l. Left on bases-New Orleans, 5; Birming- ham, g. Time of game, 1:25. Umpire, Cline. Paid attendance, 1200.
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Keep your system in perfect order and you will have health, even in the most sickly seasons. The occasional use of Prickly Ash Bitters will insure vlgor and regularity in all the vital organs.
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Death by Mosquito Bite.

New York. August 1.-According to a report made to the board of health the recent death of Alfred Croneberger 14 months old, was due to the bite of a mosquito, which caused erysipilas.
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New York. s-4; st. Louis, 4.2.

New York, August 1.-The New York and St. Louis teams played two games this afternoon on the Polo grounds and each won one. The visitors won the first game by the score of to 3, the errors made by the home players being mainly
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee 8; Indianapolis 4. St. Paul 5; Toledo 0.
 Minneapolis 2; Columbus 4. Kansas City 5; Louisville 4.
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PERMANENT POSITION requiring no canvassing for the right man to repre- sent an old-established company having s200,00o capital; s75 salary the first month not conditional on results; $900 and ex- pcnses the first year, payable weekly direct from our office; absolutely straight salary. no deception: opportun- ity for promotion and increase of sal-
 ary; state age, references and business experience. Address Universal Mfg. Co.,,
 1ox 733. Philadelphia. Pa. 9-7-104t-sp-we
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-
 MISCELLANEOUS.

CREDIT te reliable parties. Diamonds and watches. Jewelry, sityerwale and docks. cn small weekly or snonth.v pay ments: lowest prices; best quality good, guaranteed; will coll If desired. J. Lowinsohn. 200s First avenue. 1l-2-tf
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wreck the association in the interest of the National League.
 Mir. Johnson further states that he is acting for the best interests of the stock holders whom he represents.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Nashville, 8; Little Rock, 2.

Little Rock. August 1.-Poor base run hing lost todays game to Nashville. who punched their hits in the seventh inning for two runs. Attendance 5000. Score:
 R.H.E. Little Rock .... ....02000 000-2 6 0 Nashville .... ....00100 0200-3 1 Batteries-Watt and Murphy; Damman and Fisher.
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No Game at Memphis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Memphis, August 1.-Memphis-chatta- nooga game postponed; rain.
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Philadelnhia
chIcaao. 6; Boston. 1.

Boston, August 1.-Chicago batted Eason out of the box in the third inning. After that Boston tried local player named Curran in the box who did fairly we'll Attendance 1557. Score: RIFE Boston =. ........0 O10O-1 8 1 Chicago .... ........0 0 5 0 0 0 O 0--6 Il l
 Batteries: Eason. Curran and Moran; Williams and King.