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HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The races at
Harlem tomorrow attracted the fol-
lowing entries:
First race one mile-Eveyn Kinsey 107,
Allie Nirgie 100. Ethylene 1O9 The Lady 109
Royal Pirate 100, Mabel Richardson 100 Kill
morie 100. Hudson 109 Long More ia Dr.
Stephens ia, Inventor ia.
Second race. short course steeplechase-Al-
legiance 125. Coronatus 125. Jack Doyle 130.
Springstesd 13O. Oliver Mac 132. Sweet Jane
l52 Dsgmar l35. Weird 140. Trenct The Mere
149
Third race one mile, handicap-Robin Hood
81. Woods Perry 101 Shawana 102. Brancas
Io7 Soufriere 107. Phil Finch 112, Clifton
Fore 115.
Fourth race five and q half furlongs purse
Monte 105 Petit Due l05, Judge Traynor
1O5. Swedish Lad 10j, Tom Shelly no. Sin
cerity Belle 1lO. Albert Fir 113. Michael
Byrnes lib.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling-Jehane 90,
Sweetie 90. Cyprienne 90 Durbar 9s Ko-
moTnbo 100. Dragon Io5 Mayor johnson los.
Jim Hale 1o7 Mansard 100, Emperor OF India
100 Olympian ia
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Agnes
Brennan 93. Fly Lady 93. Optional 100 Tell
fare 100. Jaci1full 102, Marco 102. Tom Maybin
los, Ernest Parham 11o. Harvey no.
Seventh race, and quarter miles SELL
ing-Excentral 81 Freesias SIS Arab So Prince
of Pilsen 92 Wenrick 100. Marcos 100 Nitrate
1o1. Jerry Lynch 101, Major Mansir 1O3, Ross
mond 104
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Daughter of O'clock Takes
TwO-Year-Old Pacing Di-
vision in Straight Heats
KELLEY BRIGGS WINS
Captures Three Heats in the
2::10 Class Pace, Showing
a Good Flight of Speed
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE. Aug. 4-Delilah. Briny
K, and Kelley Briggs, three favorites,
captured the purses at to-day's meet
ing of the Pacific Coast Trotting
Horse Breeders Association at Agri-
cultural Park. There were nearly 1000
people in attendance and the races
were of the best.
The 2:1O class pace was the feature
Of the day, all the heats being close
and exciting. After Kelley Briggs and
ZOlock had taken the first and second
heats decisively, in the fast time OF
2:091a each. it was plain the race was
between these two. Kelley Briggs cap
tured the third heat by half a length.
The fourth heat was a duel between
the two, Kelley Briggs leading under
the wire by a half length. Alone.
which has been doing some fast miles
in training, did not make the showing
that was expected.
In the twO-year-Cld pacing division
of the Breeders futurity, Delilah had
things her own way and won in three
straight heats.
Briny X had no trouble in winniRG
the 2:1S class trot and was not pressed
in the three straight heats he won. The
showing made by Mamie r, a three
year-Old. in this race, attracted the ad-
miration of the horsemen-
Dorothy P. owned by Martin Carter,
trOtted a mile to beat 2:35. She threw
a shoe in the first trial and the second
time failed to lower her mark, the time
being 2:40. Summary:
Trotti=s to beat e:35:
Dorothy P. b. m. Martin Carter. lost
Trotting to beat :35:
Major Nc. ch S. Martin Carter, won. Tins.
2;2S
Trotting to beat 2:3O:
Dick b. g civilian Finlaw). won Time,
2:2SA
Breeders Futurity. two year-oId pacing
Delilah. by ZoIock Is. Donahuel. .--------1
Mona Wilkes, by Demonio (F.Chadbournel2
Robert A. by Robert u. Creason) ......3
Time :22l4 2:161a.
2:1S class trOtting, purse 5000. mile heats,
best three In fve
Briney X by unknown CIV. G. Durfee)-1
Mamie r by son of Ora Wilkes CWrighO-2 ?
Verona by NutwoOd Wilkes "a i. Nc
| Cicero, BY Brentwood ID. Liegiuger)- a 4 {
Time-2:20 2:19. 2:1Sl2.
2:10 class, pacing. stake $500 mile heats,
best three in five.
Kelley Briggs by Bayswater Wilkes
(F. E. Wright ...... '...l :
o'clock by Mckinney Oh Delaney - Is ,
Alone. by Nearest IT. W. BarstOWl --3 5 4 {
.O91t. 2:O9H Ell. 2:13-
Dadaelon /. Direct and Fredericksburg dis
tanced.
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PAGER PRINCE ALERT FAILS
TO REACH TWO-MINUTE MARK
Driven by Jack Curry He Lands just
Outside the Charmed
Circle

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 4.-The fea-
ture of the grand circuit meet to-day
was the special against time by Prince
Alert. The great PAGER was driven by
Jack Curry in the effort to reach the
two-minute mark and, while he failed,
he did not run far away from the
mark. He was paced by runner and
his time by quarters follows: 301s.
1:01, 1870 and the mile in 2:01A.
Summary:
2:13 pace, purse $1oO0-Ecstatic
won two straight heats in 2:0SA and
2:091a. Doctor NJ, Katie NJ and Ed
gar Boy also started.
216 trot, purse $1000-John Nc
won two straight heats in 2:10% and
2:09&. T. E. N, Euxenite, Leonora,
Bessie Brentwood. Victor Jr., Ben
Potts and Gold Bug also started.
The Empire State, purse $500O-Gal-
lagher won the second and third heats
in 2:04A, 2:0412. Morning Star won the
first heat in 2:06A. John NJ, DR.. Ma
dara, King Direct, Baron Rogers, Pin
chett Wilkes, Red Bird, Eldora,
Strathline. Box Hughes. Bob and Dry
Monopole also started.
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An ordinary bush ball team could
beat Uncle Hanks collection, but Oak
land never had a chance to turn the
trick yesterday at Recreation Park.
They can maintain all kinds of leads
for few innings, but it always breaks
up in about the sixth or seventh. The
big thing was pulled off yesterday in
the sixth, and Oakland, as usual. was
down and out. Score, to 4.
The Commuters had the lead, to O..
when the sixth opened. Then Hide
brand beat out dinky hit and Meany
walked. Schmidt threw three wide
ones to Townsend and then suddenly
quit the box, complaining of a sore
wing. Buchanan was brought in with
a cold arm and Immediately passed Cy.
Then the big rough house happened
Irwin drove a liner to left, scoring Hill
debrand and Meany. Anderson shot one
at trancks and Buck fumbled, letting
Townsend arrive. Gorton showed a hot
one through the infield and the last one
came in, making it to in Uncle's
favor.
Then, as usual, the Oaklands quit
badly. San Francisco started in again
in the seventh ere Buchanan had
chance TO warm up, and two more runs
came in quickly. Knell was seized with
a new lease of life after his team mates
rallied, and there was nothing to it but
defeat for Oakland.
In order to make it a sure victory
Captain Irwin ousted Swain from the
game in the seventh and put Hide
brand at short, Leahy behind the bat
and Gorton out in left field. The score:
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Corbett Reserved by Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, Aug. ed Hanlon.
manager of the Brooklyn team, said
to-day that he would retain Joe Cor
bett. who. by his release from his con-
tract with the St. Louis club, has
been placed on the reserve list of the
local club.
"Corbett is in poor physical condi-
ton" said Hanlon. When he is
right there is no better pitcher in the
country. That was demonstrated when
he helped Baltimore win the pennant
some years ago
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TWO STAKES WILL BE RUN
OFF AT INGLESIDE PARK
Doreen and Bright Columbia Are
to Meet in Match Race on
Sunday Afternoon

Sunday Afternoon.
Two stakes will be run at Ingleside
Coursing Park on Saturday and Sun
day, a reserve stake of sixty-four en-
tries and the class stake of forty-eight
entries. A match race between Bright
Columbia and Doreen for a $3.50 side
bet will also be decided on Sunday
afternoon. Following is the result of
last nights draw:
Reserve stake. sixty-four entries-McHenry
VS.. Melrose; Magic Stuff VS.. Her Boy; Mon
bells VS.. Clobefel; Firm Fellow VS.. Big Klam-
ath; Kittyd'f VS.. Forest Fire; Jerry Wright VS..
Smith; Confusion VS.. Gallant Tiperary; Frisky
Boy vs. Haddington; Marguerite vs. Adelna
Patti; Manru vs.. Lily Wright; Hermit
Presto; Wait for Me VS.. Laboring Boy; Equa-
tor Queens Motto; Free Costa vs.. Ouida; ;
Irma Hotfoot VS.. Lady Menlo; Fancy Dress VS..
Modesto Boy; Topsy Turvy VS.. Dorothy M
Sylvester VS.. Virginia Boy; Red Hot, VS.. Nellie
NJ; Chill Mara Wedgewood; Amorina vs.
Summer Girl: Lady Russell VS.. Brentwood
Glen vs.. Real Pasha: Tricksy VS.. Maid of
Gowrie: Real Duchess vs. Naughty Helen;
Colored Lady VS. Budding Rose; Templar Gal
anten vs. Roy HugEie; Drifting Dawn VS..
Craig Lad; Brooklyn Tommy VS.. Frank Dunn;
Tom Hurlck VS.. Annadale; Miss Brummel vs.
Fretter.
Glass Stake forty-eight entries-Tralee Lass
vs. Don Pedro; Queen Of Isle vs.; Rural Artist;
Pasha vs. Little Plunger Balendine VS.. Golden
Fortune; Boots VS.. Tralee Maid Valley Pride
vs.. Palo Alto; Fortuna Angel vs.. yina: Com
mercial Traveller VS.. Aurelia; Miss Florence
VS.. Royal Friend; Doreen VS.. Young Johnnie
Rex; Shotgun VS.. Aradoe; Frsky Barbara VS.
Full Moon; Sunny South VS.. Eastlake; Merry
Go Round VS.. Reckless Acrobat; Carlow Boy
Us. Belfast; Mark Twain VS.. Sir Winton: Pure
Pearl Bright Fortune; Fannie Hughie VS.
Texas Mamie; Gallant Glancer vs. Smiler: MAY
Tunison Courtley Guest: Aeolus VS.. Silver
Heels: Gunhre VS.. Butte City; Imperious vs.
Foxhunter.
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Racing at Seattle.

SEATTLE. Aug. 4-Results at The Mead
First race. five and a half furlongs. selling
Judge Napton won, Albemarle second. Wilma
third. Time. 1904.
Second race one mile. selling-MOor won,
Evermore second. Uppercut third. Time. 1:i2.
Third race five furlongs-Maud Sherwood
won Titus second. B. c. Green third. Time.
:O1
Fourth race one mile. selling-El Pilot0
won. Glenrtce second. North Pole third Time.
:4OT4.
Fifth race six furlOngs. sellng-Bummer
won Misty's Pride second. Cerro Santa third.
Time. 1:13
sixth race seven furlongs. sellinE-Susis
Christian won Northwest second. Resigned
third. Time :2S1s
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LaughIin Hearing Begins.

The hearing of the application OF
Clara Wagner for letters Of guardian
ship over Marguerite NJ. Laughlin. the
6-year-old daughter of Mrs. Wagner s
deceased brother, and the opposition
to the application by Kate Laughlin.
the child's mother, was up in Judge
Hunts court yesterday afternoon and
will be resumed on Monday. The aunt
is endeavOring to prove that the
mother is unfit to have the custody Of
the child.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05
Red Leaf Noses Out Franco
in the TwO-Year-Old
Handicap.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-Red Leaf was
lucky to win the two year-old handicap
at the Fair Grounds in a sea of mud to-
day. few moments before the second
race rain fell in torrents, thoroughly
soaking the track surface Red Leaf,
which runs equally well on a dry or a
wet track, closed strongly and just
managed to nose out Franco. jim
along, winner of the last race, was at
one time so to / in the betting. Attend
ance 5000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs: four-year- -olds
Betting Horse, Weight. JOCKEY; St. q Fin.
to death, Ia'I los ID. "A AUSTIN. SIM 3 Ia
TO Back Number, ,96(W Davs) 3 10
Time, 1 rs. Start poor. Won driving. Win
ner. J. B. Fitzgerald & Co.'S ch. z. 90 by
Irueborn- Romping Maid Merry Sport 109.
Ponca 100. Larouge 107. DR.. Riley 9S. Senator
Sullivan %. DR.. Burns 1O4. Kiss Quick 101.
finished as named.
SECOND ,RAcE-FIve and half furlongs;
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St q Fin
to I-Fruit III =. Fayn0 s5d IA
u to 1-Mellwood, los (Troxler) 1S $ y
Time. lilo. Start poor. Won easily. Win
RsF Ape0ys oys s 9 0 o5 knGhi
IO3 HersaI 1O5. Ny Eleanor los. Melvina 1OO
Mrs Jack Dolan los. Little Harry 1oS, Pre-
ventatIve 1o3 la Princess 100. Cartridge Box
ia finished named.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs; four-year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. 2. Fin
to III. Dervish. 104 (W.Davis) 3 h
TO TO s9lfa iHardihg 30 los St" 9 Wilson,.
Time. LIZ. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner L. Lemp & Co.'S bg.(D by Counter Tenor
H0uri. Ed Ball 104, Flaunt 100 Lady Felix
1Oi. DR.. Clark 104, Lady Idris 102 King Rose
100. Miss Nancy 100. Jake Weber 1O9, finished
named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; two-year-
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
to 4-Redleaf 113 CTroxler)... 23 In
to 2-Franco % WanderbouD. . 21h
s to Luck Charm 107 (J.Cnwy) A 35
Time, 1:16h. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, c. Straus & Co.'S ch T. 90 by Her
mence-Deadina. Opinion 81, Saronola 9S-
Dameron JOG, The Cook 95, Milton Young log,
finished as named.
FIFTH RAcE--,one mile and seventy yards;
four-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
Z to Little Corker 1O5 CHeims) Is
I to 1-Carleys Dream, 1o5 Yng) 23 22
l. to 1-Birdwood. 1O7 (Andrson) 1 "a IS
Time l 81. Start good. Won easily. Win
aeT F. W Holtgrew.s ch; - BY BsnehIet- ,,
1o5- Judge Cantrill 1o5. Mae Miller 105, Darn
1o5, Miss Con 1o3 Compass lO5. Ferona
1o8 Admentus 1o7 finished as named
Sixth RACE-seven furlongs; three-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
20 to 1-Jimalong. 1o3 Gvers) 15 II
II to 1-Aggie Lewis; 81 Oh Ansn) ! 14&2 ms
Time. i:S11s. start good Won driving.
Winner, F. F. Lewis b. 6. % by Cromwell
Julia D. Lady Ray 81, Blissful 103. Metlakatla
81. Sting 9S, Lady Vashti 100, j. p. Msyberry
9s. Prodigal Son 1oS, Operator 113, finished
named.
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Hermis Goes Lame in Training

SARATOGA, Aug. 4.-The $50. 900
Great Republic stakes. which will be
run on Saturday, will have a good
field, but there will in all probability
be one absentee whose place cannot
be taken by any other eligible. This
practically certain absentee is the gall
liant Hermis. which is too lame to run
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Munroe Hard at Work.

Jack Munroe is beginning to show
the effects of his training already and
is fast rounding into great shape.
Yesterday afternoon he took on Andy
Gallagher, Harry Chester and Twin
Sullivan, boxing five fast rounds in all,
besides going through his usual gym
nasium stunts. A large crowd was
present and applauded the miner
every time he put in stiff punch.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.
By the Chicago Inter ocean.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Inventor, Mabel Rich
ardson, The Lady.
Second race Trenct the Mere,
Weird, Springstead.
Third race-CIifton Forge. Brancas,
Phil Finch.
Fourth race-Albert Fir, Michael
ByTnes, Petit Due.
Fifth racc-Mayor johnson, Sweetic.
Mans3rd.
Sixth race-OptionaI, Marco, Jack
full.
Seventh race-Major Mansir. Jerry
Lynch, Ereesias.
Condition of track-Fast.
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SHIELDS DECEPTIVE CURVES.
Angel Batsmen Can Do Nothing With
His Delivery.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4.-Los An
geles could do nothing with Shields
pitching to-day and was defeated with
ease by the score of 8 to 1. Halls
error was responsible for the only run
made by the locals. The game was
featureless exhibition. Score:
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morrow's races at the Fair Grounds
follow:
First race. six furlongs maidens-Blarney
Girl 1O7 Baby 1o7, Codex 107, Lady Charles
1O2. Ora 102. Fannette 102. Cardona 102,
Loniana 102.
Second race, FIVE furlongs. selling-Yada
106 Picture Hat 103 Limerick Girl 103. Will
iowdene 103, Miss Powell 100, Annisquam 100
Walter Candy 9S. Tim Hurst 9S. Lady 9S,
Monogram e5. Fay Templeton 95. Gasconne
80 Leila Hunter 95. Nepsnthe 80.
Third race, one and an eigth miles. selling
Leenja 107, Neversuch 1o6 Flora Bright 1O5
Second Mate los. Albany Girl 105 Salve 104,
Caithness 102, Punctillo 100, Iras 100. Miss
Betty 96, Brooklyn 95. Burrows 81. Mildred
L So Hubbard o.
Fourth race. six furlongs handicap-Frank
Bell 109, Ice Water 109, Otto Stifel los. Floral
Wreath 104. Rebo. 1o3. Follies Bergeres 81.
Fifth race eleventh -sxteenths of a mile
purse-Woodlands 110. Kings Trophy 105
Princess Orna 102. Darthula 102.
Sixth race, mile and twenty yards, selling
DR. Kier 103 Pathos 103 Axares 102, Ivernia
l02 Kings Court 80, Pourquoi Pas 9S, Flyer
81. Fenian 81, Arnold K 81. Imboden 93
Lustig 81, Dolinda SO, Berry Hughes 81
Kings Charm 81.
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Larned Captures Longwood Cup.

BOSTON. Aug. 4.-The Longwood
Cricket Clubs annual tennis tourna-
ment ended to-day with a match for
the Longwood cup. William A. Lar
ned obtained permanent possession of
the trophy by defeating Holcombe
Ward. ST., So, 6-3. 6-2.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
Earned run

Errors-Raymond ., Hogan. Earned run
Portland l. Stolen bases-Casey, Nadeau,
Beck. brennan Bases on balls-Of Iberg 2,
off st. Vrain T. Struck out-By Iberg 3, by
St Vrain 3. Two-base hit--Iberg. Three-base
hit-Iberg. Left on bases-Portland 8, Ia
coma s.. Hit by pitched ball-By st. Vrain 1.
Time of eams-One hour and forty-hve min
utes. Umpires-Brown and Mcdonald.
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American Yacht Inpomar Wins

CoWES, Isle of Wight, Aug. A.
me American yacht Ingomar won the
town prize of $500 over the Queens
course to-day. defeating Emperor Will
nam $ Meteor, the scratch boat. and
SIX others. King Edward sailed on
board the Meteor
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sARAToGA SELECTIONS.

fy the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Oceantide. Armenia,
Lady Amelia.
Second Face-AgiIe. st. BeIlane,
JACK LOry.
Third race-Sais. Monster. GIisten.
Fourth race-New York, StaIwart,
sails.
Fifth race-kcynote. Go Between,
lady Potentate.
Sixth race-Mirthless, Calmness.
GOId1cur.
Condition OF track-Fast.
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SUMMARY.

Hits-Off Schmidt. .; off Buchanan, 5. Stolen
bases - Ganley Frsncks Error - Francks.
Two-base hits-Devereaux, Kruger. Sacrifice
hit-Meany. First base on errors-San Fran
cisco 1. First base called balls-Of KneI
. off Schmidt 4. Left on bases-San Fran
cisco 8, Oakland 5. Struck out-By Knell. l.
by Schmidt, g. by Buchanan, 1. Hit by pitcher
Anderson. Double play. Byrnes to Dever-
eaux. Time of game-One hour and fifty five
minutes Umpre-O Cornen.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Brashear Frisk Errors
Brashear, Toman. f. Hall 2. Two-base hit
G. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Brashear, Wilson
First base on errors-Los Angeles ., Seattle i
Left on bases-Los Angeles 4, Seattle q. Bases
on balls-Of Wheeler 3, off Shields /. Struck
out-By Shields 2 by Wheeler 1. Double
piay-Flood to Toman to Brashear. Time OF
game-l:35. Umpire Mccarthy.
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Physicians Abandon Hope
of His Recovery From
Brain Conclusion.

VICHY. France, Aug. 4.-Jockey Jay
who was injured in race at the track
here Yesterday, is dying. He is suffer
ing from conclusion of the brain and
his condition to-day is so low that the
attending physicians have practically
abandoned hope
Ransch is one of the most popular
American boys riding in France and
the accident that has befallen him is
universally regretted. During his ca
reer on the turf Ransch has accumu-
lated a comfortable little fortune and
he has often spoken of retiring from
the turf at the expiration Of his pres
ent contract.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05

TO DECORATE MARKET STREET. The
contract for the building II he decorations on
Market street for the knights Templar Con-
elave was filed yesterday in the Recorder .
office. Hetty Brothers are the cOntrac
the cost being fixed at s17 $50
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Ora Y, Lady Charles,
Loniana.
Second race-Fay Templeton, Yada,
Monogram.
Third race-NIiss Betty, Leenja,
Flora Bright.
Fourth race-FOllies Bergeres, Otto
Stifel, Rebo.
Princess Orna.
Sixth race-E1yer, Arnold, Pathos.
Condition of track-Fast.
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Ransch is a native of Bakersfield, in
this State, and made big name for
himself while in the employ of Burns &
Waterhouse. He headed the list of win
ming jockeys one season and came
within four winning mounts OF the
best previous record.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05

A man does not have to be gullibIe
to be gentle.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05

Half of what we call difficulty is
only danger.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-05

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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-The entries for
morrow's races at the Fair Grounds
fellow:
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.

Totals 5 81 II Totals. 80 9s26 IA
~ Smith out for interference
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Burning the ledgers will not balance
the books.
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SCHMIDT QUITS,
OAKLAND LOSES
Buchanan Takes the Box in
the Seventh and a Big
Batting Rally Is Result
COMMUTERS LOSE HEART
Hold the Lead. 3 to 0, for
Five Rounds, but Contest
Breaks Up as Usual
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

(Paclfic Coast League.
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'Batted for Buchanan in ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-08-17
ALICETON.

Threshing is the principle business in
this vicinity now.
George Metcalf spent Sunday at T. G.
Roberts.
Allen Potter of Shokiere has been visit
ing friends here the past week.
A small blaze started in the grain
stacks at Frank Stables yesterday but
was promptly extinguished.
Hal Wieman's horse took lively spin
to WatertOwn on her own account a
week ago Sunday night. No body hurt
and only slight injury to horse and
buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilker and Miss Knicks
took drive to Lake Mills and back a
week ago Sunday.
Mr.. and Afrs. Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith and daughter and Miss Gertie
Leonard of GAINESVILLE have been visiting
relatives here, returning Saturday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-08-17
SVILLE.

Miss Clara Ziemer is spending few
weeks at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Ziemer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Of Milwaukee
spent a few days of last week with
friends here.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. D. Jones of Ixonia
spent Thursday afternoon at the home
of H. Humphrey and family.
Miss Agnes Lewis Of Chicago spent a
few days with her cousin Miss Effie Lew
is.
The Misses Annie and Aggie Schrador
spent Sunday at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Burdick called on her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Henning, last
Saturday evening.
Robert Humphrey of Ixonia was seen
on our streets last unday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Humphrey were call
ers at IXonia last Monday evening.
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druggists. Price 80 cents and $1.00.
Trial bottles free.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-08-17
Sick Headache.

"For several years my wife was
troubled with what physicians called
sick headache of very severe character
She dOctored with several eminent ply
sicians and at great expense, only to
glow worse until she was unable to do
any kind of work. About a year ago
she began taking Chamberlain Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets and today weighs
more than she ever did before and is real
WE'LL" says Mr.. Geo. Wright of New
London, New York. For sale by Chas.
A. Gamm, Brennecke & Bergman and
II. T. Eberle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-08-17
HUSTISFORD.

Miss Buchholz of Fond du Lac is the
guest of Mrs. Emil Zimmerling.
Miss Flora Kalk and Miss Weisse of
Chicago spent week with relatives and
friends here.
August Yube is putting down a GEM
ent sidewalk in front Of Louis Roesel-
er's shoe shop.
Our base ball team went to Lowell
Sunday and played ball with the Lowell
team. The score was to 6 in favor of
Lowell.
Our public school will commence on
the 29th of August.
Miss Clara Reblitz of Chiffon, Wis, is
visiting with her brother, DR.. j. W. Reb-
litZ.
Mr.. Emil Roetke and family Of Camp
bellspOrt, were callers here Sunday.
Otto Pfautz is back from Appleton,
Wis.