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The rain of yesterday prevented any play
taking place in the championship series Of
games of either the Metropolitan Cricket
League or the New York Cricket Association
This was particularly disappointing as the
result Of a single match would make ma
terial difference in the standing.
The New Jersey C. C. still leads In the
league. while in the association Brooklyn
is tied for first place with the West Indians
j. Poyer. A. Brown. W. Bunce and A. S,
Durrant are all well in front for the batting
average Of the league. d. G.. Birkett holds
and J. Adams close up, The following are
the records:
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Baseball Notes.

The lnwood A. A. has Labor Day open for a
double header out OF town. Address Leo a.
Rourke, SIC Glrard avenue. Bronx.
Al Rdgcwood this afternoon the Rldgewoods
will tackle the Genuine Cuban Giants. In the
early engagement the Terror Laurels will play the
Keystone A. Q.
The star A. c. Of Newark has Labor Day open
for two games away from home with any good
team giving a suitable guarantee. Address Charles
Smith, ?7o South Eleventh street, Newark, n. j.
The minor leagues are to meet here TO day TO
consider the new national agreement which. II is
said. Is not at all pleasing 10 them and may meet
with strong opposition
Catcher Bowcrman. while trying out the new
pitcher. Anes was struck in the leg by fast shoot
and Injured TO such an extent that he was taken
20 tho hospital for treatment
The sun., 1903-08-30
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE

W. H, Gray at 81 Wooster street calls at
tenton to some very desirable vehicles he
has on the bargain list. Some are new but
soilcd from being handled by intending
buyers and others have seen use enough to
mar the paint and make them second hand.
All are practically as good as when the maker
attached his name pln TO- bur the prices Gray has
put on them would scarcely pay the expense
th" maxi" incurred There is still all OF Septcm-
ber, beautiful October aud tho golden Indian
summer before III" summer style OF vehicle
must b" put aside and then only for little
while
At 10 Warren street william Il Bishop
has some bargains " desirable vehicles,
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IlF
C0NeY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
SNEEPSHEAD KAY
RACING TOMORROW
Rain stops Friendship Il. c. REGATTA

"T ''""1P III U neKHtt8'
lnclament weather yesterday caused the
officials Of the Friendship Boat Club to post
pone the annual regatta. after two heats and
one event were decided until to-day While
all the oarsInen were willing to row, the Of
acials decided that the fne rain viii ch was
falling was detrimental to the health of the
oarsnen.
The working boat race for members weigh
ing 200 pounds or over was won by c. D.
Allison, There were only two entries in this
event. the winner and his brother. George
Allison, 1t was a close race. being decided
by only length. The heats in the double-
gls race We're then held. Crew, No. 3. with
won the first hcpt. beating Grew No 2. with
Ted Scannel, bow, and W. j. Morgan, stroke.
by a length and hall, Crew No. I, with H.
Lahr. bow, and II. Born. stroke, won the
second heat after close race by half length
from Crew No, 5. with R. 6anGler, stroke,
and A. O. McKenna, bow.
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The afternoon summary:
j. L. Low: oxford and Cambridge, beat W. j..
Travis, All Eastern. by 3 UP and 2 to play.
F. S. Douglas, All Eastern hea. j. A.. T. Bram-
ston, oxford and Cambridge, by 4up and to play.
beat r, ]. o. Alsop. All Eastern BY 4 up and 3 to
10 play
oxford and Cambridge. by 0 up and s to play.
G. d. Barnc, oxford and Camb ridge beat F. o.
Rclnhart, All Eastern, by 8 up and 2 to play.
r. NJ Hunter. oxford and Cambridge. beat A.
G. Lockwood. All Eastern, by up.
Bevcrltge. oxford and Cambridge. BY up and
Ito play.
H.'(,. b. Ellis, Oxford and Cambridge, beat Dr.
d FrederlckS. All Eastern by tup,
p; " LeatmaArts m r. Oxford - and C cam51dse,, NIB beas
O. II. Allison. Oxford and Cambridge beat G. 3.
Macdonald. All Eastern. by up.
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ADVISES SIR THOMAS no QUIT.
London Paper Says He Should Dcslst Before
Failures Become Jest.
Sp'tt94 cablc Despatch to THE Sun.

Hp rt94 Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON, Aug. Recommending on the
yacht races the Globe expresses the opinion
that Sir Thomas Upton will do right if he
declares that he will not challenge for the
Americas Cup again. The Glote goes on
10 say that constant and inevitable defeat
Wy,hrles his most enthusiastic supporters.
hence II Is to be preferred that he should
cStt GSslSt before the failures become a Jest. =
% Mnlle American builders" declares the
are not likely to regain the Cup"
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WANTS CREWS CHANGED.
English Capitalist Offers 10 Pay Expenses
OF More Races.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun.

LONDON, Aug. 9a.-Horatio Bottomley. a.
company promoter and owner of race
n'res' as well as proprietor of the London
p1'h has sent a cablegram to Sir Thomas
LlFton stating that if Shamrock III. should
", ueieated in the next race he (F3ottomley)
mould foTm committee and guarantee all
expenses II Sir Thomas would make ar
,ssngenents ia to sail five races with the crews
0i Reliance and the challenger interchanged
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Fencing.

mere mere will be an International fencing
armament t,'nt at the worlds fair next year
"un'ruoh with the Oympian games The
da'"s selected tor the meet are Sert { q and
,' Amateur !"urrrs from France ItaI, ,nd
t, many ,wiIl b" present, and III" rInmpion.
:, ~ WI b' decld"d N fol-. dnellnv -wnrd.,
~ ",,r sni .'psl' sticks. There viii also br
~ ,,nInr cIasS in foils and an inrerroll"ria
"-inrn team in foils The Ioncing CON
kg,i H." IS :! scott O'Connor and Charles r;
Iner o. the New York A. C., and Charles
Att!am. Fencers Club. "'' '''
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Boston Beats Washington and Cleveland
Beaten by st. Louis.

The Bostons played two games with the
Washingtons yesterday. winning the first
and the second being n tie ST. Louis shut
out Cleveland. There were 10 have been
two games. but the teams were in q railroad
accident and were delayed. Results:
Boston, B. Washington. Grs, rGineJ
Boston, 1: Washingto / second gameI
81. Louis Il Cleveland. o.
At Philadelphia-Raln.
At Chicago-Rain.
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AtAlanta Is. G. Regatta Postponed.

The annual regatta and Ladies Day" Of
the Atllanta Boat Club. which was scheduled
to be decided yesterday, was postponed on
bcr of women and friends at tho clubhouse,
and the postponement was quite disap-
pontment. The committee decided 10 hold
the regatta Saturday Sept. IL
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VHN DTUWUJ.
CLEVELAND,

Two base hltS--Frlrl. Sngden, Hin. Flick and
Gochnnur. Three base hit-Bradley. Double play
-I.aoc, Gochna'ir and Hickman. Stolen bnsc-
faJpc. Hit by pltcher-By Killian. I. Base on
ballS--Or Klllan. 2 Struck out-By Powell 10;
by Kan. >, Lci on haSrs-St. Louis \: Clcve.
land, T. Umplrc-O 'Laughn. Timc--i hour and
Ii minutes. Attendance-32O 200.
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In THE BASEBALL WORLD.
PITTSBURGS STRENGTHEN GRIP
on NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT

Champions Win Couple OF Games From
the ~. Louis Cardlnals--alaye Long
Lead Over Rlvals-Other Clubs Spend
the Day In Watching Rain Come Down.
All Of the National League teams except
the Pittsburgs and Cardinals spent yesterday
in disconsolate observance of tho rainswept
landscape, The champions beat st. Louis
twice and have long lead over would-be
rivals for the pennant. Results:
Plttsbnrg, 6; 81. Louis. . (frst gamc).
PIttsburg, q; ST. Louis, Csccond game)
Al New YorkRain.
AT Brookyn-Rain.
At Chicago-Rain.
The sun., 1903-08-30

Every useful style of wagon may be found
at the warerooms of the Mutual Wagon Com
wagons for the merchant. farm wagons for
tho tillsr Of the soil TO move his products.
handy wagons for market or runabouts for
collectors, open wagons and closed wagons,
every style on wheels except o poor wagon
can be found in the show rooms and the prices
expenses and by lack Of get-rich-quick
methods
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Baseball Games To-day

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at Chicago: Pittsburg at 81. Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Chicago: Cleveland at st. Louis
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 2p--Boston won the nrs,
, game OF 0-days double header In ten innings
through the hard, consecutive hitting OF Dougherty
and Collins, The second game resulted In pitch
| crs' battle through clever innings, when time was
called
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KAHHINlTON.

First base on error-Washlngton Left on
bals-oH Lee. 3; of Young. i. Struck out-By
Lee. 81 by Young. T. Three base hit-Selbach.
Two base hlts--Coins ~ Selbach (2l. Hendricks.
Dougherty. Sacrifice hts-Lee Criger, Double
plays-Moran, Mccormick and Clarke; Mccormick
and Moran. Mccormick and Clarke. Umpire
Connolly. Tme-l hour and 80 minutes
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8: ST. LOUIS cs L.. e-sEcosp GAME.

Two base hlts--Bransncld, Barclay. Hackctt.
Three base hlts-Bcaumont. Sebring Smoot. Brain.
Stolen bases-Wagner. Farrell: Brain. First base
on bas--OH Winham. 2: on Rhoadcs, 3, Struck
out-By Minham. o; by Rhoadcs. 2. Umpire
Emslie. Tlme-i hour and Is minutes. Attendance
--S08I.
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Pedlar Palmer Matched with spike Robson

Pedlar Palmer. who has been inactive of late,
has signed articles TO meet Spike Robson Of
London in London on Sept. in twenty
round bout They will meet az catch weights.
The mill is creating lot of interest because
of Robson's rapid advance to the front ranks
Although the latter has been boxing for two
met thus far. including George Dixon, whom
he whipped in Il six-round bout recently Those
who have seen Robson put up his hands say
that he is Palmers superior In clevcrness
which Ia saying n great deal.
\ defeat AT this sta &c would mean Palmer's
retirement from the ring for good. but th"
cX-5antam champion is confident of success
IF Robson wins h" will come 70 America
and insu" challenge To meet Frankie Neil
for the bantam iii" OF the world
Baseball to-day at SkelIy grounds, Brooklyn.
SkcllyS W. Cuban Giants. $50 =. NJ. AIR,
Baseball, Wiedenmayer's Park, Newark
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Cross English
Brougham Harness

Made in England because best
made there--no question Of pa
triotism.
CROSS stores have best both
countries produce in ideas and
workmanship.
Careful study of detail-every
stitch a stitch Of quality--work-
manship and style unknown to
other harness makers.
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Cross Prices for
Stable FURNISHINGS

A department in which par
ticular pride is taken. Compare
prices of few with those paid
other dealers:
English hand-sewn leather halters,
sl.7S up
Genuine English holly lash whips,
with buckskin thongs. ........ 81 so up
Fawn duck stable sheets, well
strapped. ....,,.,..........,......s rs
Genuine English Crown Soap, at. jar. 45o
p. Jamieson's Harness Compo. ...... 45c
Brass and silver metal polishes ..... l7o
Full price list furnished.
The sun., 1903-08-30

Edward Callanan's Sons at l64 West Forty
sixth street find this busy season in the
repair department While patrons are en-
jCying the seashore or mountain drives the
town vehicles are being made ready for the
return Of the summer tourists and this has
become one Of the most important branches
OF the business. Thi! necesstates additional
room for storage and to obtain this Edward
Callanan'S Sons have marked every new
vehicle on the floors at a concession. The
vehicles that this wcll-known house sell are
always standard and any concession in price
does not affect the high quality.
The sun., 1903-08-30

PIrTsBURo, 8; st. LOUIS IN. L. }. 2FIRsr GAME.
PrrTsBuRG, Aug. 29.-Pittsburg won both games
OF double header here to-day from ST. Louis
raSt and sensational fielding characterized both
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sHrNaroN /; BOSTON "a. L1, i--.sEc oxp GAME

Washington........o 0 0 0 0 o o OIL
Boston ....,....o o o 1 o-i
First base on error-Boston. Left on bases
Boston. 7: Washington, 3. Struck out-By Winters,
|; by Wilson. 3. 7 wo- base hlts-Ferrls (2I Drill
Selbach. Stolen bascS-Cullins, Ferris Drill
Sacrifice hn-pougherty. tmpire-Connolly.
rnc-l hour and 10 minutes Attendance. .s57,
ST. LOUIS "a. L.. 4; CLEVELAND,
ST. LorIs Aug. The fact that the st. Louis
and Cleveland clubs were In a wreck prevented the
double header scheduled for to day, but one Rame
being played and that going the BrnNyns
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WIN FOR ENGLISH GOLFERS.
Vialtors Bent All Eastern Team ae Garden
City-Low Defeats Travis.

In Delting rain the Oxford and Cam
bridge Golhng Society team maintained its
unbeaten career yesterday by beating the
All Eastern selection OF players, under the
captaincy OF Walter J. Travis. at the Garden
CITY Golf Club, by II points to 4. On paper
the match was regarded as the hardest that
the Englshmen would have 10 play before
meeting the All Amer can team on Sept.
at Nassau, but actually the All Eastern
team wns not thoroughly representative
one. for Travis had overlooked much material
at hand to follow out his own opinions One
OF the players Travis selected. T.. NJ. Byers,
Is member Of Western Golf Association
club, and he claims no affiliation as a golfer
with the East.
The foursomes of the morning resulted
in favor Of the visitors by to /. The match
that carried the gallery" water-soaked
but enthusiastic, had as contestants Norman
Hunter and Bramston against Travis and
Lockwood. the Boston amateur. They halved
six holes. and then. on the 53i-yard seventh
hole, in the teeth Of the gale and rain. Norman
Hunter made the green with three full shots
from Wood and won il for his side In 8 to O.
All even in the ninth. Travis and Lockwood
won the tenth with 2. The match was
again squared at the eleventh. and. after
alternating holes. at the fifteenth the varsity
men taking the sixteenth and gaining halves
W Luc NUu ut DthU Ddll score was.
N. Hunter & Bramston e. .434844545-sa 4
Travis & Lockwood...... "a 4da4-8g
n. Hunter Bramston..,..4 4 S 6 s 9-39-78
Travis & Lockwood. S385+ as s-4O-7o
The visitors won the next three matches
to come In much more easily but with tho
exception of Beveridge and Allison, who beat
Reinhardt and Mcfarland. the best ball
scores were on the high side. Douglas played
good and careless golf in streaks. The
hgAsf hall NJ Rave n = Cos
fifteen holes. three over As. In the last
match to come the All-Eastern players won.
Brokaw was in splendid form. his individual
card being 40, s7-s3. All even at the turn,
IT was stubborn battle home, tho, varsity
was
Rrokaw tsn7s Eredsricks.o ss:ts.e4-.s
Ellis & Leathart.....s 5 5 S 5 Q 8-@-s2
The morning summary was:
.nS aTn'ss spH sns
II HsassS sn$ ie. OXFORD .s, and Cam,
Pr, ahS ssa sS.,, and cs%
hfi.s Ss sR ana and Pay Allison oxford and
Cambridge beat Frank Q. Relnhart and H. D.
All:Eastcrn beat H. G. ., Ellis and p. W. Lcathart
C. n. Day was ndisposed. and the varsity
men, only played ten strong In the afternoon
for an opportunity, John NJ. Wade. Archie Reid
and Geoifrey Wheelock, one of whom was slated
and Mcfarland were the only home players
TO win out. the signal feature being the victory
OF Low over Travis, two team captains who
had not met before in this country Playing
In his easy. graceful way. while Trayis's
mechanical style creaked and failed him
at critical times. Low was up at the sixth
hole, and thereafter had the match at his
mercy Lows short game was the acme
OF excellence. in spite of the rain. The card
The sun., 1903-08-30

The Bedford Wagon Works at 754 TO 78O Bed
of business wagons for busy people and furni-
ture vans for either one or two horses The
man who is willing to work and save can come,
here and buy wagon on small weekly pay
ments, even ms little as $3.50 being accepted,
and in this way the thrifty worker soon be-
comes the sole owner and Ia independent.
All work from the Bedford Wagon Works
Is fully guaranteed.
The sun., 1903-08-30

base hlt-Wagner. Sacrifice hit-Clarke.
Stolen .bases-Leach Wagner. Burke. Double
plays Farrell. Brain and Hackett: Leach (un-
assisted, Hit By pitcher-BransAeld First
base on balls--on Leover I: of Murphy D. Struck
out-Dy Leever 4; BY Murphy 2. Wild pitches
Murphy. ?. umpire-Ensey. Time hour and
Is minutes.
The sun., 1903-08-30

Baseball, Wiedenmayer's Park, Newark.
to DAY, = games. 2 and 4 Providence vs.. Newark
Ado
The sun., 1903-08-30

Baseball 10 day at SkeIy grounds. Brooklyn
SkcNS W. cuban \ GIantS 3.30 7. VI. Adr.
The sun., 1903-08-30

path who does not keep in touch with the
Mark Cross Company at ore OF its stores
needs to learn that II is short-sighted policy.
n well-varied stock be seem suited to every
need OF the reader who rides or drives. This
Ia the season when nature in smiling mood
wooes TO outdoor recreatons: coRC ching parties
her: even for n canter In the park ons
likes to feel that the entire outfit il in har-
mony and up-to-date.
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NEW YORK CRICKET ASSOCIATION
shecpshead BAY Entries for Tomorrow.
First Race-For all ages six turlonrs on the main

OCNUIIU INUNN K2UTT'1FNH
upward: one mile and Q
DourO...,.,.,.,.,..,,'lN Nv
Major DainRerfeld l2O
Hunter RGine ..,...ll7
Duke OF Kendall. ....ll2
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
Established 1887,
VAN TASSELL e. kEARNEYS
Auction Sales
OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARE HELD REGULARLY EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

ATTHEIR HORSE AUCTION MART.
$50 and l32 East 18th ST.
Between Third and Fourth AYES. New York
Catalogues ready morning OF each sale p,lr
chasers VIII always find q large and interestinV
list 10 select from. 'H
Those desiring to sell can make entries AT
amy timc up TO p VI. the day before the sale.
The sun., 1903-08-30

ONE TEAM heavy young black horses and one
chestnut mare: all In Al condition: have been used
on furniture wagons for three mon this. reason for
selling no work. MULLEN q BUCKLEY, Far
RorkaWdy, L, /.
FINE black road Mare. RunaoOut and Harness
lyn. "
The sun., 1903-08-30

His bargain list Is not confined TO any one
style or make. Just now he wants to clear
the floors so as to move in lot OF carriages
that ne hoped to have in the show rooms
month ago Bishops prices are always
low prices. but now he is in moving mood
and the old adage says that the time to buy
is when man wants to sell, There is not
now carriage in Bishops salesrooms that
cannot be bought for about what II cost the
manufacturer to produce
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-02

E1lRS. MCDONALD,
IM No. At Beaubien
Street, D Detroit,
Mich, is APRON
lnent woman who was
greatly benefited BY the
great woman's medicine,
Wine Of Cardui. Mrs.
Mcdonald is the supreme
deputy Of the Maccabees
Of the World, and one Of
the most widely known
vomnn in kha limited
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ChlorofOrm.

The first child born under the infu-
ence of chloroform was the daughter
Of doctor friend Of Professor Simp-
son. who is credited with the discovery
Of the drug. and she was christened
Anasthesia to celebrate the clrcum-
stances of her birth, as the first child
to be vaccinated in Russia was chris
tened Vaccinoff. The beginning of the
new era Of chloroform was on Il night
in November. 1917. when three men
sat around a supper table in an Edin-
burgh dining room with glasses
charged with-chloroform. They were
Dr. Simpson himself, with DR.. Keith
and DR.. Duncan, and as they sat talk
ing all three began to inhale the fumes
from the glasses. Suddenly the talk
ing ceased, and three senseless men
fell like dead bodies on the floor. For
some minutes the room was as still as
a grave. and then DR.. Simpson aWoke.
This is good" he said as he found DR..
Duncan snoring under the table and
DR.. Keith creeping on to his feet. Elev-
en- days later tie first public trial OF
chloroform was made at the Edin-
hurCh infirmary.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-02
BAROSMA CURES BACKACHE

THoMPsoNs BARosMA will positively cure any
case OF Backache, Kidney, Liver and Bladder
trouble, or money refunded. THoMPsoN's
BARosMA also cures sciatic rheumatism, Nerv.
business and Papitation OF the Heart. Perfectly
harmless. Pleasant to take. Has cured many
children OF non-retention. Druggists.
Mrs Virginia Cole, of Parkers-
burg, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. M. Holtsworth for a couple
of weeks, left today for her home
taking with her Mrs. Holtsworth's
boys where they will spend their
summers vac alton.
Cut this out and take 1t to G. W.
Grier's drug store and get free
sample eff Chambelaln's Stomach
and Liver Tablets, the best physic.
They cleanse and invigorate the
stomach, improve the appetite and
regulate the bowels Regular size,
csc. per box.
A. L Bod and c. E. Day, OIL
the National Supply company, re-
turned this morning from Middle
Bass Island, where they had been
In attendance at the annual outing
of the managers of that extensive
corporation. They report having
had a royal good time.
My little SOB had an attack OF
whooping cough and was threaten
ed with pneumonia; but for
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy W:
would of had a serious time of 1t.
It also saved him from severa,
severe attacks Of croup.-H. J.
SrlckFaden, editor World. Heard
Fair Haven, Wash. For sale by
G. W. Grier.
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The numerous friends of Mr..
and Mrs. James Heneghan, of
Wells street, will regret to learn
their little daughter, Ollie Catherine,
Is quite LII.
Martin Sine, who was confined
to his home on Virginia street by
typhoid fever for several weeks,
has resumed work again at the car
penter trade.
Mrs. Henderson, of Cemetery
Pike, Is having a new addition
built to her home. Barnhart &
Sill have the contract Of the car
penter work.
J. w. and Mrs. Boyefs; who have
been visiting the iatters parents,
Joseph and Mrs. Mckay, of Main
street, returned to their home at
Marietta yesterday.
Mrs. Howard Applebay and
children, and Mrs. Charles Ktrsch
and children, returned home last
evening from pleasant visit o. a
few days with relatives at Lowell,
Ohio.
Geo. Watson,a we'll known stone
mason of Middlebourne, has &C
copied a position with Contractor
John Rea. Mr.. Watson until very
recently was employed at Nc
Mechen.
Secure your tickets early for the
Moving Picture entertainment next
week, to be given under the aus
pices of the Young Ladies Mission
aly Society of The first Presbyterian
church. rs It
Mrs. John Cutler, of Mckinley
street, went to New MartinsvilIe,
last evening to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Summers. Mr..
Summers, we are sorry TO say, Is
seriously Ill.
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Pacific Coast Without Change

In new Pullman "ordinary'
sleepers, wide vestibuled and with
every modern convenience, in
charge of competent agent, from
Cinciunatito Chicago via Louis =
Vile, New Orleans, Houston, San
Antonio, Ell Paso and Los Angeles
to San Francisco. Rates for berths
less than half of cost In regular
sleepers. For free descriptive mat
ter and full particulars, address E.
A. Richter, Trav. Pass. Agent,
Illinois Central Railroad, Park
Building, Pittsburg, Pa. II IT
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Buckwheat Flour.
You'll like Il You can't beat It.
others do. unless you cheat
We grind nothing but buck~heat
therefore we guarantee our -four.
Absolutely pure.
Send SAYS to US and we will for.
ward you 100 pounds of our choice
burr ground -four.
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States. Thousands of women gather to
hear her lecture everywhere she goes.
The great work she has dons for the
Maccabees Is appreciated BY every
member of the order. She was 30 Eb-
Sorbed in her work that she neglected
to give her health proper cars-failed
to take warning that the symptoms Of
approaching kidney trouble gave her,
the sallow complexion and torpid liver.
But Wine Of Cardui cured her the Eame
as it has cured thousands Of Others and
Mrs. Mcdonald has written this letter in
order that other suffering women may
secure from Wine Of Cardui the same
relief she got from it.
"For four years suffered with torpid
liver until my skin looked yellow and dull:
I then found my kidneys were affected and
had severe pains across my back. and felt