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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-29
ROM ANCE IN DIAMOND NAMES
Man Wanted to Marry, but Girl Not
"Reidy" TO Leave Old "Olmstead."

The following II sad sad story Of
baseball crank who was In love with
girl back east. The man who is rcspon-
siblc for the play on names Of diamond
heroes is probably keeping his Identity a
mystery. The reason Is obvious Here's
the story;
once there was fellow who could
Seymour funny things than anyone else,
although he was Harper ON no partic-
ular subject He was always Reading up
SO as to Drill himself on what 10 shay
whom convcrslng with others He had for
some time held regular Sessions with
young lady whose Parent was Richey
enough to owen one Of the finest Holmes
In the city
"Onc day when he had an appointment
with her he did not wait for Carr, but
being a good walker started of up the
Poole. but he readily found a Plank with
which to Ford IT, Finally he reached the
I'm on which the girl lived and after
Pattcn her on the back and giving her
Higgins. ne got on a Spiel TO the ef.
feet that he loved her Moore than Hoy
could tell etc. lie said he would never
Lever II she would king to him and be
his companion on the journey over LIES
Dusty khoades She thought he was only
Doyliu her and laughngly told him that
was Copcoran good joke and that It
was Just too Klllian. He, however, con-
ynced her he WAS In earnest, saying that
love Of her had Pierced his Hart and
that he could not Barrett to live without
her.
"She replied that she was not quite
Reidy to take Chance AT marriage and
that as Long az she could keep the Wolfe
from the door she would not leave the old
Olmsted Realizing that there was nothing
Doom his spirits were so Lowe that he
left without Kssinger and Waddell-ed OF
90 the Woods, where the Hoodbne
twineth.'
"Moral-When you try to Joss a girl
= - l,xes sts.t,a
else she may not be apt 10 Bender affec-
lions toward you"
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Manassas Maneuver Camp.

Headquarters Camp Gainesville. Va,
Aug. 2S.-Maj Gen. II, G. Corbin as
sumed command OF the maneuver
camps at Manassas, Thoroughfare and
Gainesville today Later Gen, +. d,
Grant, In command Of division No. at
Manassas and Gef j. f. Bell, in COM
mand OF division No. 2, at Thorough
fare, as well as all brigadler command
ers from the two camps called to pay
their respects.
The strength OF the two main camps
at present Is $500 men During the
coming week this force win be occupied
with drills and practise work. The
main thing 20 be accomplished In this
time Is the laying out OF the two camps
In skeleton form for the reception OF
the larger number OF regular army
troops and state militia TO arrive next
Saturday and Sunday.
The signal corps has completed its
work OF connecting each camp and
headquarters by telegraph and tele-
phone Two high power automobiles
are 10 be used during the maneuvers
to lay ground wire for field work To.
night rocket signaling between head.
quarters camps and the Manassas
camp nine miles away, was carried on
successfully
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-29
RESULTS OF TENNIS
MATCHESY YESTERDAY
Local Experts Had a Decidedly
Busy Day Games
Today.
HOME CHAMPIONS TO MEET.
The Roberts Brothers-Two of Utah S
Best Players Arc to Contest
This Afternoon.

Local tennis players had a busy time
Saturday yesterday, and 1t will be con-
tinucd this afternoon
The contest between Raymond and Grif-
fin was lively one and at first II looked
like Raymond would win, but In the last
i've games Griffin gingered up and won.
There was merry ngnt between Carl
ana Harry Roberts, The latter made de-
termlned fgnt Tor victory but the former
nnallN secured a good lead and won This
afternoon Frank Robcrts and his brother
cam are TO pay aud the outcome will be
watched with Keen interest These play
crs are regarded as being the best In the
state and the result Is almost sure to be
close scores.
Another hot night was in the doubles
between Mcleod and ltroiseth Chandler
and Boyd FIRST one side held a lead and
then the other This continued for
long time, yand created considerable eX-
clt,ment Mcleod ana Frolscth won the
game.
On Saturday afternoon Frank Roberts
defeated Rouney Badger IN their first
game In the second round Because Of
tins victory, frank is TO play carl this
Afternoon. The summary Of Yesterdays
contests follows:
Grimm beat raymond; score, as; 6-i;
6-i
frolseth beat Gray; score 6-l, So.
Carl Roberts beat Harry Roberts;
score, 90. Ca
Smith beat walker. score not yet re.
turned
The scores In doubles were as fol-
lows;
}. Salisbury and Harry Roberts beat
the Rtcr brothers, score, 6-l, 81.
Mcleod and Froiseth beat Chandler
and Boyd score, les. 0-6 1910.
The games scheduled for today are:
J. Il. Broddus and Rsut play Goodwin
ana Claiming at Miller courts at I
p. m,
Smith and Raymond play George
Badger and Whitney at Miller court at
p, M
court at y, m.
j. Salisbury and Henry play at B
street court at | Pm,
Frank Roberts and Carl Roberts play
at Il street court at D. m,
DR.. .. G. Plummer and W. Salisbury
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ARTFuL WON FUTURITY.
Duryea's Brown FuIy Carried OFF Big
Event saturday Afternoon,

New York Aug. &--Artful a brown
hlly, bred by the late William g whitney
and bearing the colors Of Herman r.
Duryea, today won the seventeenth re-
newal Of the Futurlty at Sheopshead Bay.
Tradition, bred by James b. Faggin and
running in the name OF Sidney Paget, was
James r. keene, and bred In Europe, hn-
ished third, Tim Kenney's entry-Syson-
by and Wild Mnt-was fayorite IN the
betting at 10 to 90 but was not heavily
backed, In view OF the short price, The
Duryea entry received the bulk OF public
ayers at 5 to 3 Tradition also was
heavily played al the goo dodds Of to l
for the lace, The time made was the
fastest on record for the stake over the
full six furlongs, the distance for the
race since 1902.
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the country and take things easy until
bedtime, when they all rest well and rise
In the morning eager for work.
Gregs0n w an ideal place 10 train. and
the food and water are unsurpassed,
Large crowds gather from Anaconda
and many have been down from Butte.
sunday VIII see some fast work by the
boys, as large contingent Of fans from
Butte will be on hand TO see them work
The health Of oil is good and good
spirits characterize the feelings Of the
fighters and trainers
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SALT LAKE WON
TWO FROM BUTTE.
Took Sudden and Unlocked for
Brace and Captured Both
Games
THE FANS WERE SURPRISED.
Team from This Town Got an Even
Freak ia the Series Some Good
Work Yesterday.
pAc1rIc NATIONAL LEAGUE.
p,,,e fans were greatly surprised at The

Butte fans were greatly surprised at the
improved showing made by the salt
lake team yesterday In the double-head-
ar with Butte. The local team waded In
10 the Miners with determination to do
ar die and they did" Both game were
taken and carefully slowed away The
erst ended with a score Of TO ?, and the
second with score Of to g.
That's not so bad CHI
Thomas pitched the first game for Bad
clark, and had the Miners at his mercy
all the time. lie was well supported and
the team did good hitting, getting nne
safe ones,
Tozer pitched the second game and was
nit pretty freely, but that can be over
looked I'm view of the Joyous fact that we
won. Bandelin did the work for Butte In
The second but he WAS wallopcd plenty.
The detailed score OF both games follow:
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STANDING OF RIDERS.
Samueison and Redman stu Lead pro-
fsssionals and Amateurs.

There is no change up 10 date In the
standing of the riders al the Salt Palace
track so far as the leaders are concerned.
W. r.. Samuelson, still leads them all In
the professional class, and Carl Redman
holds his nosition as the fastest man
among the amateurs
I'm the professional class however coli
let has gotno down alighty and Frank
Holman has jumped into second place,
The coming Of Floyd Mcfarland may
change things n bit Although Hoffman
has not won any hrsts, he has taken more
than his share OF seconds and thirds, thus
placing HIM In the second place The list
fall
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FROM FIGHTERS CAMP.
How Battling Nelson Is Getting Ready
POr Aurelio Herrera.

The following Is from Gregson Springs
TO tho Butte lnter-M0untain
Today was one Of activity In the Nelson
camp, and the hghting Dane put in some
hard Hicks. An early breakfast and a run
on the road with Nose and Sid Lafontise
constituted the mornings rountlne and
then the boys hung around quarters
amusing themselves until afternono, when
the gymnasium work began.
Nelson worked longer than usual ON
the bag and at shadow work and his wind
showed great Improvement, The altitude
does not affect him and he finds no trou-
bic In going long stunts with his trainers,
a warm-up with the gloves with Sid
Lafontse as the aggressor put Battling
In shape for the heavy work with Nose
Lafontlse. The boys went at II hammer
and tongs, and Lafontise forced his
his weight upon the little featherweight
and wrestled him In the cllnches Nelson
worked with both hands and often sent
Lafontlse back with straight left or a.
swing The exhibition was more OF a
tight than sparring exhibition, and the
pace set was fast Nelson never let's up
from the call Of time until the sparrlng
IL over and his speed Is remarked upon by
all The harder the going the better he
likes IT, and he vii lstop the PUSHES OF
his heavy opponent with frst one hand
and then the other
way OF an excuse when Nelson meets
Herrera. Nelson Is preparing against
Hcrrcras right and has a guard which
he hopes will prevent the Mexican getting
home with his knockout punch
The work with Nelson Is proving
beneficial TO Nose Lafontise and the
veteran IL rounding into his old-tibe form
Lafonuse Will be trained for his bout
and prepared 10 make the going fast and
heavy. His wind, which has been his
chief obstacle, Is growing better every
day and by Sept g. Nose will be propar-
ed FOR anything Mccarthy may bring TO
him.
Nelson's guard IS somewhat like Nc
Carthy's and Nose Is working mp punch
to penetrate u.
sid Iafontlse, who will meet Maurice
Thompson IN i0-round preliminary, Ia
rounding into shape and with Mosee-to
prod him along II training faithfully. std
Il confident Of taking Thompson's meas
IRE and will enter the ring a new hoy.
In the evenings the boys stroll about
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
LrAGuE
Cuts Wash-day in Half

With Fels-Naptha half
hours soaking does half the
washlnlg--half the rubbing and
half the wear on clothes are
avoided. At grocers.
'S-Naptha Philadelphia
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BOISE BEATS INDIANS.
Latter Played Errorless bali Game Was
Snnppy One.

Boise Ida, Aug ?s,-1n a very fast
game Boise defeated Spokane today by
score OF TO l. The play was snappy
throughout, there being only one error
ana the time Of the game was only an
hour and thirteen minutes. The feature
was In the eighth, when the game hung
IN the balance Spokane had three men
on bases with none out. Stanley knocked
y long ny. II was caught by Houtz, who
threw Ferris out at home, Scores
II. II, IL.
tNsc '"''' 80, s,s.s,,,s.s,,,.s.s2
NpVhhne ''.'sss,ssss s.., ,..'.,.,,.,l D
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Hanson; Dam
mann and Stanley,
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SALT LAkE.
SCORE BY INNINGS


Earned ns-Butte, 4 Salt Lake. 3.
First base on errors-Salt Lake, 3. Sac
tlhce hits-Forsythe, Bluth, stolen
bases-flausen Two base hts-Spcncer
Hruyette. Three base hits-Spenccr,
Burns Left on buses Butte, .; Salt Lake
b Double plays-+Tozer to Bruyette 10
Clark Tozer To Delmas TO Clark Bases
on balls-Oh Tozer 4, Hit by pitched
ball-Elsey, struck out-By Bandclin, L.
by Tozor, 7. Time Of game-l:lj. Attend
anee--36S, umpire--Davis,
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Tea is fine that is, fine
tea is fine. Tea thoughts
are fine that is, fine tea
thoughts are fine.
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REPUBLICAN
RATIFICATION

or the national and state tickets NJ
Salt Lake theatre Tuesday night AZ 4
O'clock, sharp. Good speaking, good
music. Everybody invited
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.Dandeltn Dattcd for Hoon in the ninth.
SALT LAKE
SCORE BY INNINGS;
SUMMARY:

Earned runs Salt Lake & First base
On erfors-Salt Lake, 81 Butte, @ Sacr-
nee hits Burns, Thomas, Bruyette. Stol-
IN bases-McHalc, Burns Huber, Gimlin,
iwo base hits-Esey Bruyette Three
base hits-Elsey Lett ON bases Butte, !;
Salt Lake, s. Bases ON bslls-On Thomas,
lit by pitched ball-hauscn, struck out
By Hoon, {; By Thomas, T. Time OF
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SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE,
Kenyon Hotel
California and Eastern Races.

Ladies' there are 20 trains NJ your
service Wed. Aug 3ist. saltalr Ladies'
Day.
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Floyd Mcfarland who Is now In the
city, represents y. \, Powers, promoter
of the New York six-day bicycle race.
Any OF the local riders who wish to enter
the long grind VIII, have TO talk to, NcFar-
Ceiyed by Manager Harry Heagrpn from
MIR, Powers. Entry blanks tor the race
will soon be sent out.
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mplres~Brown and Mcdonald.

Portlandt o., Aug. S,--Protland took
an interesting though featureless eleven
inning game from oakland today. The
heding and pitching on both sizes was
good, though at no time sensational. Both
teams were dissatisfied with the umpire's
decisions and go forcblc were the COM
plants that II resulted In Streib OF oak
land and Castro OF Portland being fined,
Dunleavy Of oakland being sent TO the
bench and captain Lehman Of the hsame
team being ordered on the grounds. Mos
kiman replaced Schmidt In the box in the
tenth. Attendance, 100. Score
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pAcIrIc cnAsr LEAarN-

Seattle, Wash Aug 2S Shields out
pitcncd Newton and nut one error on each
Side counted In the score. The visitors
had luck, however, and pulled IN front.
Jud Smiths sensational catch Of Frisk's
inner IN the third, and trisks catch of
Newtun's NY IN the seventh were the fea-
lures. 4 he score.
X. II. E.
Seattle ,,,,,, A." =, ,,,,.,,,.,2 IL
Lua AhB'ieh ssssss', '.s,., .,,,,s1
DISQUALIFICATION and Spies Shields
and Wilson.
mplres-B Brown and Mcdonald
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The ball game at Butte on Saturday
afternoon was about the most miserable
exhibition OF the national pastimo that
dure this season OF course Salt Lake lost
our team always loses those rank
games. The score was 7 to in favor
OF Butte The last games I'm Montana
were played yesterday that 49, the last
that Salt Lake will participate I'm our
team goes TO spokane then to Boise and
win be home for the last series here OF
the season with Butte. Many local fans
Will feel relief when the season is dead.
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WESTERN LEAGuE.

Denver Aug p The locals hit Hodson
numerically In the FIRST game. Almost
perfect ilelding characterized the play
one OF two runs, tho sum total made by
uen's home run. Score
FIRST game r. h p
beHVcI '.'" 80 '''''s .. '''t's'.'lo ~ ]
81 joseph .",,' o., ',..,,p.,., .
Batteries BostCtter Lucia and Baum.
llodsUn and Mcconnell
Second game H. II. 70
DtHNVl t''s'''' 90 s.s' 'tsss',ts.,stA
st. Joseph ...,... .,,,.,,-.,u,ul = 2
Batteries Hollondorf and Braun Diehl
and Garviu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-29

We have reached that point the end Of seasons selling
where old aphorsm among merchants apy expresses the stu
alton: "The first loas is the best loss
In fine waive for time all question Of profit in certain
lines nearing the arrival of fall shipments Summer
lines must quickly go Bargains therefore than
at any other time You will find them shoes for for
and school children in suits skirts and waists chdens school
apparel mems furnishings; in paraos and yngs; in ladies
netkwea in ribbons ace and embroidees; in Isle gloves pill
low and other goods certain articles in toilet goods
linens wash goods domec, millinery while notions
tribute their share Of splendid inducements It clearly money
saving period The Standard the merchandise
long as seasonable weather lasts desirable
Plans being made for trade heavy business
anticipated Many Of buyers returned;
others leave Immediately Many Of the first shipments arriving
Right while it the final Of the season. prospective
buyers afford miss the sacrifices in prices.
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Louie Long writes from Seattle that he
will fight Charley Neary in that city on

Louie Long writes from Seattle that he
will fight Charley Neary in that city on
Sept. q.
Louie Is anxious for another whack AT
Herrera or Nelson, and SAYS he viii be
camping ON these boys trails after defeat
ing Neary
Neary and Long will fight at 1870 pounds
at 3 o'clock Speaking OF the Herrera
Nelson go, Long says:
1T looks like a good fight, hut Nelson
never viii be able TO beat Herrera Her
rera fights lots better at Butte than any
where else, and | know this to be true. I
will say that will fight Herrera any time
he feels like lighting and he can have Il
winner take all and little side bet OF
$1,000, Now, he Is In the fighting game
for money, and IL he thinks that he can
beat me this is a good chance TO pick up
a little extra money. think the friend
OF mine who will put up 81 900 will bet
more, and that Herrera can get all the
betting he wants
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San Francisco, Aug &.-'rhe home team
took double raj lout Of Tacoma today,
administering n shutout In the afternoon.
Joe Corbett was on the slab for the locals
and was In his best form. In the morn
ing game Tacoma could not hit Whaltn
wnen hits were needed. Score
n. II II
Tacoma ,ru, Qua '''''''.'''"g z
San Francisco ..,,,. e, ..t.,. ,,,,,,t .
Batteries Fitzgerald, Earle and Hogan;
Corbctt and Leahy,
lmpire--O' Council.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, Aug &.-1he Boston supply
o. pitchers gave out IN the 9Th. when
Fisher was forced OF the rubber bv haV.
ing his finger injured. Delehanty came in
from second ana finished the game In tho
box, gaining more credit than either OF
his predecessors. Attendance, Goo Score
r,. r. H. T.,
cincinnati ''''n, .",. .,.,.,l9 Is 0
hosloh '''''' ''' ''",,.' ,'.,.,,,,6 10 )
Batteries-Ewlng Kelum and Poltz,
shall
Two base hits--Cooley Three base hits
Odwell, Corcoran, Abbaticchio Base on
bals-On Kellum, 3 OF McNichols q OF
DelohantN, Il on Fisher, 3, on Ewing. l.
Struck out-By Kellum, 2: by McNichols,
l; by Fisher, 2; by Ewing g.
ompires-Carpenter and Moran.
ST. Louis, Aug 2s-New York won both
games easily today McGnnity. who
pitched In the first game for Fhe visitors
900, Score
First game II. II. e.
~ LOUIS ''''' go, H" " .",,or,0
new YORK "u,, 3" ,,.,.,,.,,,,6 II 0
Betteriesno'Nem and Grady; McGin-
Earned runs New York 81 Two base
hlt-Bulke. Three base hlts-Deyln, Nc
Glnnity, Base ON balls-On O'Nenl 8. of
McGinnty l. Struck out-By McGn-
MY b,
umplres- tombstone and thinner.
Second game
ST Louis uu. . e, .......,.......3
New YORK ,..,,,, q. ,..,.,,u.s.uS II 5
Batteries Mcfarland and Mclean;
Taylor and BOwerman.
Two base hit McGann. Three base hit
~-bowerman. Base on balls--Off McFar-
land, l. struck out-By Mcfarland o.
mpltes-Iimmer and tombstone.
Chicago Aug. 2.-Lundgren was at his
best To-Day ana held Philadelphia safe az
all times aud allowed but one run, which
was scored IN the mat inning Attend
ancc, $500. Score:
r. II. T.
tnlCHBO 1000 ''.' 4. ., .,,,,,a,..f 0
lhntutiphld '.'.,. O., ,,,,,.,..,..,l
Batteries--Lundgren and OMEN; SUIT
hon and Doom,
Two base hits-Casey, Gleason. Struck
by lundRrcn g. by suthoft, 1. Base
on bulls-On Suthof1, D.
Cmpfe-kcnncuy
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l6y2HgEh =N9NgnfaRnO 2.
The Modern Stores Moderate Everybody,

TAKE two promSsoy notes-.-one is aC-
lceptable at par because the signature at
the bottom is that Of a reliable man. the
other refused because the maker hasn't
a reputation for fulfilling his obligation.
1t is the same with stores. Every one of
our advertisements is a promiSory note.
The signature stands for reliability for the
faithful fufillment of the obligation.
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"Reddy" Gallagher Of Denver has arr
ranged match between Jim Flynn and
George Gardner to take place al the d. A.
G. on Sept Is, What George Gardner
will do to Flynn will be a shame. IL
Gardner Is right Flynn should not last
ten rounds
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the Brooklyn bridge to Coney Island, un-
der the supervision Of the United states
Volunteer Lifesaying corps has resulted
in victory for man with one leg. The
winner was Charles Eeigfricd of Bay
Ridge, who negotiated the distance In hve
hours and 4S minutes
Two young women we're close behind
him at the finish. one OF them tainted
lance, Otherwise they probably would
have won. Both have participated In
numerous matches ana showed remark
able skill. Nearly all the men contestants
gave up long before Conoy Island was
sighted because OF the cold water and
swift tidal currents. Several were dclir-
Gus when taken from tho water and one
or two had to be removed to the hospi-
tai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-29

There should be big crowd at tho
saucer track tomorrow evening for local
cycle fans will undoubtedly be given
royal treat The program arranged by
Manager Reagren is a rafting good one,
The sprint races for professionals and
amateurs will be as good as usual, and
then there Is a big match race between
Floyd Mcfarland and w, f. Samuelson.
They will ride mile heats, best two In
three.
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1t is conservative statement when inform you that
trade is averaging about one.thrd than last
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Colorado Springs, Aug 2S,-CooradO
Springs took hOtn games from Sioux city
today by better an around playing and
crruIs by the visitors Seven bases ON
balls IN the eighth. together with hits
and cirors, score ten runs The second
game was called IN the seventh on ac-
count OF darkness. Scores:
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Our outside business growing because pay attention TO IT,
Every mail order is filed with the by experienced
shopper whom employ for that purpose And the bargains she
obtains in the store delight the recipients of them,
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Omaha, Aug 2S.--lnability TO bit Pfeis-
ter was responsible FOR the visitors shut
out 4 WIND throw 10y lark rom the
plato 10 hrst scored Omaha nrst two
runs, Score.
Il, HE
Olnahd '''', '''' ,s,''''s,s,',,'.,',6 y
Dies MONIES 900, zee. O., ..r,,,,.,.,uO /
Batteries Pfcister and Gonding Liefeld
ami llark.
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Batteries Thielman and Stceman,
Schmidt, Moskiman and stark
Umpire Mccarthy
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penny" GOSSIP.

PLEASE 10 away and let me sleep -,
Munroc
Billy Pierce, the sporting editor Of the
illustrated Police News, tips his readers
TO back Nelson In the latters fight with
Herrera at Butte on the 5th, Here.
here.