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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18
GOOD UPON BAD.
Church to BE Built on Site of the
"Qusrter House" Den of Vice

MIDDLESBoRO. Ky. Feb 17.-Next
week the American Association. limited.
with headquarters in Middlesboro. will be-
gin the erection OF a large church where
the Quarter House" stood Lee Turner.
who owned the saloon and fortress and an
acre OF ground on which they were built.
last week transferred his property TO this
association. The Quarter House" was
burned Wednesday. Lee Turner has left the
country and the feud is ended.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18

INDIANAPOLIS He was sole owner OF the
building occupied by W. III. Block * Co.
and part owner Of the When building, pur-
chasing IL with Thomas H. Spann- Besloes
these large downtown properties he owned
a number OF smaller rental properties o.
considerable value
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18

Col. Daniel NJ. Ransdell is still confined
to his home with Washington influenza
His physician says he may resume his du
ties the middle of the week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-18

Postmaster ]. +. Lawson. of Spencer
Ind, called upon the Postoffice Depart
ment to get allowances for additional fa
cilities for his office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
WRETCHED HOT WEATHER
SUFFERERS.
Paine'S Celery
Compound
SHOULD BE USED IN JULY
AND AUGUST.

The extraordinary variable spring and
early summer weather of the present year
has been the cause of vast amount Of
sickness in every part of our country. Stroug
men and women hcve been victins; the
weak. lundowa ald sickly have suffered
mtcrsely. and many families now mourn
the loss Of near and dear cncs
The nervous. weak, rundown and debit.
tated should now devote their best ener-
ges and attention to heath-building SO as
20 enable them to withstand the enervat-
ing effects of The approaching hot weather.
The use Of Paiue's Celery Compound will
soon bring return Of true physical
strength; the nerves will be fed and
braced the blood viii be MADE purer and
richer; digestion will be corrected; and
sweet refreshing sleep will take the place
of insomnia and irritability.
P0iDe's Celery Compound is doing mar
velous work for the sick and suffering at
this time, 1t is the only preparation that
possesses value aud virtue for recruiting
the strength and spent energies of weakly
and sick people in summer time. The trial
of one bottle Will give you happy results.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
ARTICULATE'S GREAT FEAT
Easily 0utraa The Derby Winner,
Wyelh, at Chicago.
GEORGE K AT A HUNDRED TO ONE.
The Feature at Brighton Beach Was the
First Race, Which Was for APP
prentice Boys.
GEORGE K AT A HUNDRED TO on

Chicago. July T.--Artlculate, owned by
George \. Davis Of San Francisco and
trained by H. A. Smith won his tenth
straight victory today He started in the
third race at Washington park .; mile
and fullong, and easily outran the derby
winner, Wycth. the 4year.old VIII Pirate
aud the j-year.oId Barrack.
The other feature today WAS the victory
Of Walter Hedges 2ycar.old, Gregory, ut
lC0 10 in the betting. lie won easily.
II IS said his owner aid not back him
brcrnse he had shown such grceuneSs in
his work
Mile and twenty yards-Otis. Fayorlus,
Brief Tune 1 rs SO.
Five furongs 2-year-olds Grcgor X, t p
Soil, MirancC. Time l:OJ.
Mic ana furlong- Articulatc, Wyeth,
WIG Pirate Time 2:Ol
Six furiongs- Ethel Wheat. Rcd Hook,
hanover queen. FINE 20
-. Mile Lucien Appleby, Corrigan, Bragg.
Time las 10.
Seven aud half furlongs, selling
Winter, Artcnd, Marshal Mel. Time
u,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
VALUE OF TEXAS FARMS
Government Estimates Land and Prop
erty al Nearly a Billion.
HALF OF THIS IN THE LAND ITSELF
Area Covers Eighty Per Cent OF the State
Domaln--OVer Million and a
Quarter Acres.

Washington, July TN the census year
Of 1900 according To a bulletin issued to-
day by the census bureau. the value Of
farm lands and farm property In
Texas amounted 10 S9G2, 1867 There
were 49,, 1870 farms Ia the State. covering
an area Of 12j,S07,0l7 acres, or about 50
per cent OF thu total area of the State. OF
the total value OF the farming interests,
the farm Lands themselves were reported
as worth $4,000. SU2. the improvements
,l,N.2--,S11. implements and machinery
50, Is, 100, aud 1--we stock $2iO,576,u5j
fhc vSiuc Of animal products for the year
lS'D amounted to SlG6.0IUIll and OF crops
So sJ:J3;; The total valuc Of farm prod
acts for 1879 exceeds that for 1853 by
SIS l23,Sli, or III per cent but a part Of
tli7 cau is attributed TO Il more detailed
enumeration IN 1900 than In 1880.
The bulletin further s1ows titc average
size Of Texas farms TO bG 3J7 acres but
only little more than II per cent OF the
farm land IS Improved Tic largest body
~ land IN the state CHASED as fafm en-
hraces $4,000 ACRES. OF the farm lands
OF the Stute GIT acres were held by
negroes The total value OF the land In
the State devoted to live stock Is 1891, 1855.
6iI, and Of land devoted to cotton the
next most important agricultural interest,
1881 i3S3SS. The average Size OF the live
stock farm IS 2i1J acres and Of the cotton
farm. ~ uCres
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
TEXAS

Good rains are reported In number ~
tho cotton counties
several now charters we're aled VITA he
secretary n state one II thom fer
paper at Fort Worth
West Texas viii ask the democratic
State convention 10 abolish the lease line.
Tho democratic congressional roorcrtion
for the Twelfth district Is In session at
Wcathcrford ard is dcadlockcd \ rcso-
luton was adopted which burs dark
horse.
4 new cotton pest is reported in Gouad,
county
The peach crop is now beginning to move
from Tyler; It is estimated that the ship
ments will average thirty cars day.
Tho women's Christian Temperance
Union is said 10 have decided on u State
prohibition campaign
Galveston will provide entertainment for
the delegates to the democratic State con
The governor has committed the death
sentence Of Sam Woodey, a rapIst who
was to have been hanged AT La Grange
Friday.
Hon r. L. Henry WAS rcaomlunted FOR
congress In the Eleventh district
Work has begun on the pipe line from
sour Lake to Fort Arthur.
Helumonts hig reception To Co1rr ssmsu
Cooper VIII take place after the state
convention.
The body Of an unknown Young mar
Who was killed in Renumont was per
mlttcd to liz an day where 81 fen,
II Is ssid that zinc ana smelling plant
10 cost 81 ,O0O.oNO viii be erected no Beau
mont Ivy a company backed by Rookie
Teller.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
DISCHARGES in Bankruptcy.

Fort Worth, Texas, July THE folo1
ing discharges in bankruptcy were made
Judge Meek of the Federal court;
W. f. Taylor & Sons, c. r. Taylor, WI
Taylor, j. d. Taylor. Hamilton.
j. L. Lucas, Ennis.
p L. Murphy, Commerce. -,
WHY & WHY, E. II. Wyly Il. f. w"
Frank WHY, Stcphenville.
J. j Robbins, o. W. Robbins. Rendon
James II. Hunks. Wise county. -,
Ebert Hartwell Thompson, Bosque wv
ty
Howard Cross, Crawford, Falls eounu'
Ransom l.. Smith, Bryan.
Sundridge Thomas Arnett. Kosse. ,r IN,
William Euphlates Cureton' Na~'
Springs.
Sllas Ewing Carter, Hillsboro.
Charles NJ. Waters, Funston pa
John w Hagerlund. Of Hagerlund p'i
]. J. Ford, of Hagerlund & Bro. Jossps,
Hagcrlund. Of HAgerlund & Bro, sepO'''
+ s. Grimes. San Angelo.
w. L. Hutchinson. Mansfield.
c. w. Travis, Palo Pinto junction.
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Results at Delmar.

St Louis. July First. second and third
choices broke even in the contests for the
long end Of the purses at Delmar today
Heavy showers prior and during the races
made a slow track. Crime and Clonsilla
were the only winning favorites.
-Four and a half furlongs-Crime, Mock
cry. Latuka. Time :57A.
Six furlongs-Okla, Ethylene, Crolx dor.
Time l;14la
Six and half furlongs, selling-Clonslla.
Vlcie Vance. John Morton. Time, l;23i9.
wood. Joe Doughty Time 1850
Mile and e-slxteenths, selling Ed
gardo, Menace, Zazel Time 2;03la.
Seven furlGugs, sellinG-Bengal, The
Phoenician, Lofter. Time 1:2o%.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

hubert Jones' young son Of an Arkansas
merchant, was struck over the heart by a
foul ball and instantly Killed.
A strike Of 5000 freight handlers in chi.
enso has been inaugurated and every
freight house OF twenty-four railroads is
tied up.
Lightning killed Ave and injured two men
at offerman, Ga,
Senator Jones (Ark.) explains that ne
voted for the Panama canal because 1t was
the hest route
A census bureau bulletin Just Issued esti'
mates the value Of Texas farms and prop
erty ut nearly n billion dollars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
JOCKEYS JOBS IN JEOPARDY.
Several Licenses May Be Revoked for
Foul and Reckless Riding

Chicago, July The licenses of a num-
her Of prominent jockeys riding on the
Western Jockey club tracks are In danger
on account Of alleged foul aud reckless
riding which fines and minor punlshments
have failed to stop. Complaints were
formally presented to the board OF stew.
ards at their regular monthly meeting to-
day and resolutions We're adopted empower.
ing race track ou.cials TO revoke the
licenses OF jockeys guilty of such practice
In the future.
The greatr portion OF today's meeting
cations for reinstatement Of a long list of
persons who had been dlsqualiied for
different oTenses Licenses were granted
to htty-onc trainers and fort'-nlue jockeys'
been riding IN England and j. Boland. II.
McCue and j. Buliman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
TAuNDERBoLT KILLED FIVE

And Injured Two Men at Offerman,
Georgia.
onerman, Ca, July Three white men
and two negroes were killed ana one white
man and one negro injured In severe
thunderstorm here today. The men were
all employed In the construction department
of the Southern Bell Telephone company
and were stretching wire when struck By
lightning. The construction forces were
working In two sections about i've miles
apart. Three white men We're killed aud
one injured In one section, two negroes
killed aud one injured in the other
One lightning bolt killed the five and
Injured the two.
The white men killed were;
nj. q. HAWKINS.
+, b. SLuDER.
A. II. RYAER, all Of Alexander, n. C.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08

Ing at II o'clock mass meeting Of tho
strikers win be held at saengerbund hall
this afternoon at o'clock
Tue mayor vetoed the resolution Of coun.
eil authorizing the issuance OF bonds to
puiid new market house and city hall,
Petition If W. d, Cleveland & Son for
track extension privileges on Commerce
street was de ID by the council.
me city q sser reports upon the coudl.
ZION OF tho, sewerage system.
the MaErV Bowling club won TIC
second contest Of the series for the coya
cup
= petition was presented to the councl
asking that the ordinance regulating SUI
day trading be rigidiy enforced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
SPORT.

THE game between Birmingham and
Memphis was intensely interesting.
There were fow brilliant plays he
tween Chattanooga and Little Rock
The first race for apprentice boys was
the feature at Brighton Beach.
Artlculatc won his tenth straight victory
at Washington Park; another feature was
7 Of COL IN N ioSeiD 10 6ioloiA 7ql
The licenses of number Of prominent
Jockeys Of the Western club are In danger
on account Of foul and reckless riding.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
GATES CONTROLS JULY CORN.
Made Evident When Il Broke the Record
for Recent Years.

Chicago, July THE grip of the Gates
crowd on the local supply OF contract corr
was again made evident today when July
corn broke the record OF recent years by
going to S4si. The next sale was at s3S.
The market opened with corn for this
months delivery wanted all the way from
nc to 79hc. All the forenoon bids hest
tated below so Later reports OF further
precipitation In the West frightened shorts
ana the price shot up by leaps and bounds.
Little corn was sold, however, even Mt
this advance. The close was "a. &c higher
than the previous close Crhursdayj.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
COMMERCIAL.

The grain markers rallied on ~ i'm.
proved weather map.
Tho July corn shorts are at the mercy
OF the Gntes cicacY
An easy cash market retarded the ad
vance III grains.
In the stock market the grain carrying
railroads were most prominent.
Cotton values declined on latc favorable
reports on the Texas crop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
British Oil Market Deal.

Berlin. July THE Boersen Hailes !
Hamburg prints a dispatch from ST. fe'' n
burg today which says the STANDARD y
company and the Russian oil COMPANY ~.
signed a contract dividing the British ~,
ket, two-thirds going to the stanoara =
one-third TO the Russian company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
District Averages.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Newport News Arrived: st. Quentin.
from Galveston, and sailed for Havre and
Rotterdam. gu"
Port Edds. La.--Arrived: Cayo Ronito
tBrl from Port Tampa; Chalmette (Am0'
from Havana; Hiso iNorl. from Cuban
nelts WIN sugar; Breakwater (Am) from
Puerto Cortez via Port Barrlos and Reiiya
No departures.
Mrntevide, Sailed; Holmeside ORA. from
Aniofagnsta. for Galveston
weston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
RAILROADS.

Southern Pacific shopmen at Houston
have gone on strike TO the number Of
TOO
An investigation OF a wreck at Denlson
Is now being made by officials Of the
Frisco and the Central.
The commission has made an order in
the Jacksonville crossing case.
The Texas and Pacific machinists at Fort
Worth have refused to return to wok.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
HOUSTON.

James Knox was found dead In his room
at Hotel Denver Cause, heart failure
Storm sewers are not to be tapped for
honsa connections hereafter.
The Southern Pacific shopmen, to the
number OF 6si, walked out yesterday morn
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Chicago July 7-Chicago.New York
game postponed; wet grounds.
st. Louis, July st. Louis Boston game
postponed; rain.
Pittsburg, July Until the eighth In
ming lbergs deceptive curves kept Pitts
burg ehectnaly puzzled Then four hits
won the game for the home team.
Score II III 70
PittshurG ......... goo go O3X-- > s
philadelphia ......l1 10 Col 60 3 =
Tannehill and Smith; Iberg and Doom.
Cncinnatl, July THE local team could
do nothing with Newton today, he only al
lowing them five scattered hits. Clncin-
natl put up a miserable game in the field.
Score Il II r
cincinnati ......... 900 $50 coo 3 :
Brooklyn ........... O3o OO2 OUO-- il q
Thielman and PETIT; Newton and Ahcarn.
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corn and cane feed is burned up, and 'e
little corn and feed will be made
Edna. Jackson County. Texas. July B
Another rain fell here yesterday inprna
It was not needed, and most " the col
was blown down by the storm last We,
and II wet weather continues VII
rujupd
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, July Eastern Texas
Showers Tuesday and Wednesday, except
fair in northwest portion, fresh southeast
winds.
oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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WAsHINGToN pARK rNTRIES.

six -walnamoneu. Lass OF Lang.
don, Rubus no. Zibia 100, Mabel Vim,
Zyrn, Hanover Queen Lady Alberta, Elsie
/. 1u2, Corlnue INLAND 9S Mary Pine, The
Cedafs. Viola Allen, Cute %.
One mlle-Nulvain 10. Orontas ll6 ON
durham, Bronze Wing no, remptress,
Falrbury l0I Father Wentker lC1. Martin
Burke 81. Talpa o.
The Drexei stakes one uille- Lucien
Appleby III, Harry New, Abe Frnn6 IN,
Bellies Commoner III, Clearwater III, wa.
swift, Redhood. Hunter Haine, Jack Rat
line South Trimble 10.
Mile aud fifty yards seling-FIoricnta
lo4 Guy H., Ben Chance 1903. q W w.
1Oi. Lake View Belle. Iohn McGurk Ga
waine 100, Edd Adack rs Annie Thompson,
Indy Chorister o6. Eta Rice 03, Hot, Ra.
ycusburv ~, R6llick / 81.
Six furlongs. 2-year old Rosanco Tora-
tbs. Au Rcvoir, Ben Challcc Albcmarlc.
Gold Boil. Glendon. Londn III. liircinn
Belle Graham. Our Bessie los. John c.
King. Coionnade, Perlclr~ log
Mile and fftv yards. snlling-Ninrcnncs,
Peat io6 Boaster los. Farmer Bennett,
RoniCk lo2, Trehor Lee King Star Cotton
100. Evclyn Byrd. Tanmanr chief IS,
Sortlc Trentham 81. Pretorlous 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
okLAHoMA ANp Lorls1ANA.

Washington. July 7.--Accordiug to a bul.
lc;In issued today by the census bureau
the total value Of farm property 10 the
Territory Of oklahoma on June l. 1900,
was SlS5.3i3.sls OF this sum Sl23,94l, 20
represented the value of farm lands ana
hGildmgs, $5i,S29,jbS tho value OF live
stock and the remainder the value OF ma
chinory, etc. I'm 1899 the farm products
~ the Trrr'tory were valued at Si1,4iT7ii.
Including SlS.5s2.311 for animal products.
Tic farms numbered g., 495. In 1870 there
were only Ss26 Of them The report shows
that there are 90 indian farmers in tine
Territory, against 223G negro FARMERS.
Washington. July IA bulletin giving
the status Of the agricultural interests of
Louisiana, issued today by the census bu-
rcau. places tho total number Of farms in
the state at ll506e and their value at
Sl4l .1SO.BlD. Adding the value OF live
stock and farm implements, the total is IN
creased to Slas 536 0O6. The total value
OF farm products for 1889 was $7265L3o2
The average Size of a farm In the state
Is given at nuety-uye acres About o
per cent Of the farms are operated BIS
negroes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
Piles Cured Without The Knifc.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrudinu
PILES, Your druggist will refund your money
Z, PAIo OINTMENT fsils to cure you.
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American League.

Baltimore, July THE Baltimores
battcd orth out OF the box in the second
inning this afternoon and the visitors never
had chance to win thereafter. Setback
made FIVE clean hits, one for every time
he came to bat.
Score II III p
Baltimore .......O T4 o1O iox-l3 10 4
Washington go. 900 900 600
Howell and Robinson; Ortiz. Townsend,
| Clarke and Drill
Cleveland. July T.-Cleveland outbattcd
Chicago and won easily, Bemis was sent
20 the bench for dlsputinG one OF s6erldnn' =
decisions, while Manager Clarke Griffith
was ordered on the aeld. The batting II
Bradley and La Joie was feature
| Score II 4,
| Cleveland ......410 In OK N d
| Chicago .........,. 100 030 0io- 3 q !
Wright and RENTS aud Wood; Patterson
and sullivan.
Boston, July 7,-Boston won today's game
by punching four hits In the seventh In,
ming. Both pitchers were effective
| Score n III II
BOSTON .......... .oto 900 sox- !
| Philadelphia .,.,.. .o0l 900 OOi-
Winters and Warner; Plank and Powers
National Lesoue.
Played. Won. Lost. PC
lTNtsourg .'.'.... 30 - IL 10
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Southern Leaaue.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July THE game
today was extremely ragged at times and
Mt others unusually brilliant. Chattanooga
hit the ball harder while Sbopec hit dye
men and gave five others bases on balls
Score u II r
Chattanooga ........ .003 002 O10-G 4
Little Rock ......... .401 Geo OoO-5 8 4
Bruner and Roth: Skopcc and Lynch
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Rheumatism

Is a rack on which you need not
suffer long.
1t depends on an acid condition
of the blood, which affects the
muscles and joints, causes inham-
nation and pain, and results from
defective digestion and a torpid
action of the liver, kidneys and skin.
Sciatica, lumbago and stiff neck
are forms OF 1t.
floods sarsaparilia has cured me OF
rheumatism. was so could not lift any
thing and my knees were so stiff could
hardly get up or down stairs, since taking
tnree hotties OF Hoods Harsapsrilla have
never felt a symptom Of rheumatism. and
! gladly srecemmend Hoods for this dis
sese" 'Nrs, HATTIE TunsEn, Bolivar, Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES

Six furlongs- Avis 100 Belle of Licking
ton 10, Pleasant sail 100, Moranda no
Nesuyia, Star Of the West, Hebron lU1,
Kings FavorIte no Wlssendine, Biserta,
Ttrchlight 100, Petra II, Barouche 40,
The Amazon. Nivlana 100.
Five furlongs -Cnquevalli 100, Petit Rleu
1oi Pearl Diver Australia ~, Northern
Light lo2. Dark Planet 1O5. Anna Dnly
81. Fort Wayne 100, Right and True lOt
Nhotour 100, Yardarm 100. War Cry TO-
Bcd Knight 1o7 Circlnnatus 100.
Mile and a furlonS- Trigger lol, Water
Crest, Dolando 1l3, The Regent 1903. Blues
1O6, Military 1l6, Precentor 96 Anna
Darling 10l.
Mile ana a sixteepth-H highlander, The
Rival lo9, RiGhtlway 50, Himself 1O6 Nm.
neral 81, kiogram 101, The Regent rs,
Ethics 1O6.
Six furlongs Toscnn. Hurstbourne, Athel-
roy. Tom Lawson Janeway. Dr. Saylor,
Prediction 112, Indy Josephine 100
Mile and sixteenth. seiling--C Rosen-
field lO2, Nlnona 1O5, Alske 107 kinni-
Knlc 100, Henry Clay Rye 10. Potente,
Mark Lane 107 Godalia, Fousolce 10,
Bounteous lo7, Lone Fisherman, Basuto
40, Mosketo 10T Morandi 1o5, Teddy 1O7
Gen Mart Gary 10, Gulden 1oj, Cigar 107,
Philippine. Gambling 10.
Clear and fast.
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Hood S0rs0pGriiid
and Pills

Neutfalizc the acidity of the blood,
perfect digestion and excretion,
and radically and permanently
cur shsuastlsn.
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BRIGHTON Beach Results.

New York, July 7.-Keyno.c. Old Engllnd
and Ohnet were the winning favortes at
Brighton Reach today, The feature Of
the racing was the finish in the first race,
which was for apprentice boys keynote.
with Yancy up, was a hot favorite at /
to 10, while to / was laid against Choate,
with Creighton up Choate stole away
from his held in the first quarter and
opened UP a gap of six lengths In the
stretch Keynote moved up and in a hard
drive managed to get dead heat when
she should have won easily. In the run
off Is" uoye was held at / to and won
by z s.Nt!cnth Of mile.
Mile aud sixteenth, apprentice Jockeys.
$yea;ods and up,,Choate and Keynote,
dead heat Bessie Mccarthy. Time 1;47 2-j.
Run oft-Kcynote won Time 1:52 Is.
Five furlongs, maiden 2-ypar-olds -Eut
genia Burch, st. Jude, Louise Elston. me
OF 2-5.
six furlongs. 8.yesr-olds-old England.
Josephn, Remurse. Time ll3 IS
Mile and a furiouS, handicap francesca,
Noncs Roxane. Tome l:51 AZ.
Six furlOngs, selling. r-olds-Drama-
list, Joe Cobb. Franklin, Time ia 3.5.
Mile and sixteenth. selling hnet,
Peninsula, Satire. Time 1:4S.
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tNot included in means.
Genral Observations.

Observations taken by United States
weather bureau at a. m, 10Th meridian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08

Birmingham. July 7-Birmngham dofoat-
cd Memphis today in a ragged but intense
ly interesting game. The features were the
batting of Brown and the sensational field
ing of Uher in left. Umpire strauss de.
cisiohs were severely criticised by the play
ers and the crowd. Memphis evidently t
the worst Of the questionable points.
Score r II r
birmingham ......... 301 400 0OO-S II 4
Memphis ............201 10 1ol-T S Is
Campbell and Blue; weighing and Ae-
corsini
Nashville, July 7,-Shreveport looked the
winner today until the ninth inning. Then
Nashville rallied and five hits added to a
base or balls won the game for the home
team
Score II Il
Nashville ...........1o2 coo OO5-s Is /
Shreveport ,,.........1 0l 90 OILS II .
Hill and Fisher; Fisher and Mcclure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08

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