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District of New Haven. ss. Probate Court,
 December 30, 1903,

December 30, 1908. ESTATE. OF MABEL E. POWELL, of Orange, in said District, minor.
 Alfred Powell, Guardian, having made written application for an order authoriz ing and empowering him to sell and convey certain real estate of said ward, as by said application on file In this Court more fully appears, it is
 heard and determined at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven. in said District on the 4th day of January, 1904, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public no- and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given by publishing this order three times In some newspaper having a circulation in said District.
 By order of Court. T JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE,
 do1 Qf Clerk.
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WANTED.

A TRUSTWORTHY, reliable Protestant woman, thirty years of age or over. for
 enlla's nurse. Must have good references.
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AZ Waists
 and Sheafers Reduced to just what we paid for them at wholesale.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. THE NATIONAL NEW HAVEN BANK, 7 Established 1792 TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH
 DIVIDEND. IA semi-annual dividend of four per cent FREE OF TAX, has been declared, pay able on and after January 2. 1904. The transfer books will remain closed until the morning of January 4, 1904.
 FRANK D. TROWBRIDGE, d23 9t Cashier.
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sLEEMAN'S RELIABLE EMPLoYMENr AGENCf,s6S CHAPEL STREET. Estab- nsned l6 years. Largest, best in the state.
 Kinds of work. Sent anyMhere n2a ff
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Now Years Dinner at thet Winter Garderl of the Y. M. c. A. Restaurant: Served from 1 to 3 p. m.. 60 eents. MUSIC BY H0LTS ORCHESTRA
 Blue Points, Queen SQlives. Chatauat1a Punch Tomato Soup, au Crouton5 Fried SSmelts Tartate Sauce Pommyes Julienne Pickles and Beets Chicken Fricasse, Chevalier Style
 Pineapple Sherbet Mashed Cream Potatoes
 Maccaroni ad Gratln Htlbbard Squash. Country StIle Long Islland DueKling, Roti
 Walnut Dressing, GuaEa Jelly Prime Rib of Beef. au iuxl
 Lobster Salade Apple Shortcake Homemade Mihce Pie Vanillla Ice Cream Chocolate Sauce Neufdehatel, Bents Water Crackers Cslfe-Noir. Nuts and Bon Bonls
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HANDED.
NAMED

A YOUNG man as stenographer and type Writer Apply between a. m. and 5 D.. m at S6 ORANGE STREET. d2a fl
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amants.

oss cent rerd for each inssrtioa; Ave esats wsra for 2 full wssk ssyss uneA
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court.
 December 30. 1903. BSTA'EE OF LEWIS THOMAS, late of Woodibridge, in said District deceosed Pursuant to an order from the Conrf nf Probate. for said District, there will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, on tho 2ds day of January, A. D. 1904, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon (unless previously disposeld of at private sale), the following real estate of said deceased, situated in the town tYf Woodbridge, viz.: One piece con rainlngI fifteen acres; another containing twelve and three-fourth acres, ard a third piece of four and one-half acres
 Sale Ito take place on premises of Elmer E. Ththmas in said Woodbridge. Terms made Known at time of sale.
 ELMER F. THOMAS,
 d3l Administrator
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the
 hose
 millions
 Of bony nals were IdIy larger |tlantosau- he quaint Ipse raven |the air the earth; \ a pair of creatures tree. per- Ewitch or marvellous y that the lrily from Jar at last \ a rotten elled, tur- when they .aings did # the top ing cough. sound, but he opening he ages to bird and nd by the
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@IIlIl|'||'l| - ; u
~ MEN q BOYS oU1FlTre4s,


Three base hits, Crawford. Sacrifices
hits. Bauer, Nc Evoy, Sf Stolen bases, Jen-
nings 2, Waters, NJ Evoy, Kniuhtly, Sent.
Double plays. Bauer to- Bender, Knightly
to Bender. Bases on balls, off Ford $,
off Waters ] !. off Houchens 2 II It by
sYMtched balls. Senf. Struck II out. hS
Ford s. by uchens s., 8 Nv Crawford 7.
Time of game 1 80. Umpire, Joe Firth.
Attendance, 1000
Stanton VS.. Brownies.
Tho Stanton team, conceded to- be
the strongest club in the State, Twill PLAY
a series of three games with the Brownies
at Broad 3:treet Park, d. beglnning to-
morrow afternoon at 4:45 o clock. "a
n The Brownies are the leaders in the
Twin-City League. and claim to ne
strong enough to win the s series from
Staunton The visitors will reach the
city tomorrow morning, and will be
the guests of the Brownies while in the
city. They are a fine. gentlemanly lot so g
young fellows.
The Brownies lineup for the first
game will probably be: Knowles, Nc
Evoy, Hicks, Brown, Eacho, Anthony,
Jones. McI.eavy. Hulcher.
The attendance at the ball games this
season indicates that Richmond Is ready
for #..big ball. The Stanton games Will
be the second step In that direction
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FOES NEE /: 1
and. NlIN'|C|L..E||:
American Veterans Side by Sids
With Philippine savages,
Their Former Enemies.
MANILA ID 4 !, DAY |l'l AT THE IL FAIR !; 4 i
Secretary ar Taft8atld Other
\ Distinguished NisitorsHP Present.
Former Makes Speech.
tyy Associated 1,ress.,

(gy Associated prcss) rs 4 II
fsNO12LD'S TAt r }7OUNDS.N$ 81.
louis, August 10 e; Tic anniversary OF
Mnnila's fall was Deserved mt tile Expo
lsitionI to-day, tlis being designated as
s.1shilipplne Day" when for the first time
American generals and veterans Of the
Philippine war met and mingled with their
former enemies, the savage Moros and &
Igorrotes. III VI Fl 81 III lis ]!t. IT d
Is Among theEdstinguishcd guests spartict-@ Y
Spating in The exercises Of the day were
Secretary OF WAR Taft formerly civil (
governor OF the Philippines; General
gClinffce, chief Of STAFF OF the8 United
states army; General Merri::t., who re-.
sccived tile surrender OF, Manila; General
Funston, who captured Agulnnldo Genes
raj Charles King, q eneral Bell. General
Humphrey, General Ba tes General WI ea-$s
ton. General Summers. General Smith;
and G enelal llMetcalf. ss
The programme opened with n military
parade which marched through the main
picture orIt tho Exposition, led by secre-8
Stury Taft and General Ghaf flee, and cons
Scludcd al the Philippine fresersat Ion afterS
having leen; reviewed by the guests Of
the day. riic programme speeches wa 3 !;
opened W Dir. I. Vilson,s chairman
OF the philippine Ex posi- Ion Il Board, an
address followed by Y Brtg der ene raI \
Irvine Hale on behalf of tho army OF 1
tho philippines.
s President Francis, h OF the l;x posttion.$
and president Thomas II. Carter, Of the
National Committee , made speeches OF
awe1conne, 81 Cong FRESHMAN Cooper, cha ir "a
man q Il tie House Committee on 1nstiIar
AFFAIRS and Benito II gardo, president OF
the honorary board sof z hiltppinc CONS
lnissioners, followed. Secretary To q was
the final epea ker. ,Ss
n Iie said the Philippine Islands need 4 and Y,
will secure from Congre lfgls tio 2
which stall hc lllppilne ma, mar r-
ket within MI Me tariff g. 8sS wall and
enable si,ef Philippine farmers to sell sell
III the rich market the United States IS
tile products OF their fnr distant isla nds.
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Il LOVE WILL FIN D IA WAY y s.
Two Elopenents of Winginaa
Dung People in a Week.

sa9as Especial 10 The Times. Dlspate hi
M WIN "a, ,lgust u "a cws was
received hero to-d ay Of the marriage ~
Of this place, and M IS Annie y Cash, Of
Midway Nils, VI The opposlt ton of
the young lady's pa rem ts caused N elopc-
.ment to the ca pit III 81
5 While she was visiting rela tiveess. In
Licking ton Mr.. ST ears II ook adyantag &c ~ q
his opportunity and caused the young
slady's parents and friend Spn oyerwhe aim
ing surprise. This is 4 he second run
away couple from here IN the past Week
tho former being Nj Leslie Il, seruggs
and Miss Pauline iorrlss, Both q of the
sbridegroonls are entel'p rislng young men lali
the employ 81 the iChesapeak e " ~
,ohio Raj way compnn ny as telegrn r,h OPS
yeratorst while the happy brides are most
jestlrnable young ladies Of Il taunch value
ana aunsurpassed II beauty Z, ]. 81 /,
III saf to sa WI find p way N,
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ISLANDER SUIT
4 RALEIGH.
Republican Mana gets. Y decided,
as5to Holding : [ oiI't
|RARBE 70 oP|eRA1 1 oR j s
Imp rtant Report by the State
BIG, iso'll,o3gis in d cgar d to die.
the Use Of Poisoned Meats.

(gpecIal 10 The Tlmss. Dixpat ch.) s
ALl3fE III August il. --.rl,e f,lr.s
VA ~ u r, 5 :, ], q q, u 3
~. Z \, ), !,
y, ID, 81.
rs" us ~ c'otA l'is ~
g 'd me " ca rfied 10 the
ring ton homestead, In Nash county, for
|lntermert to i, orro,y. The nal -bea rers
q, u i,
~ - ;" ete
ycock Commissioner OF gricnlture s..
Il. Patterson, Thomas III. Briggs, ohm e.
Psv obn Il, 4, q :, a., - "a.
2 81, e s. q,
Rood q Powell lllia q
u. Andrews. Captain Arlington wa Tor.
six Yea rs sheriff 5of Nash county. ii q
i Z 81, so, 4 G 81 z, ;, {,
: -.
a. Gsongres Go q
The Civil War. and u member or the Con-
federate Con eresss nd III i e C.onstitu-
IS.
3'ls d IS
ss TIGERS IN This COUNTY are looking Tor
Robert Jones, Id pros perolis young farmer.
l, Il, Il 3 ,,a :, * x II y ~ Hc.
~ "a is,,nd Is,o, "a ,f ni:, M,ss
ena aiood y al IVA +, am herr III I. ms
roroms 3, y ri
= MAJ a ~ =, ~ ee twn vea 1.s
When officers vent Is serve Inc warrant
and arrest i ones o.duiy3 IL was found that
he has Ieft Il he county,
81 & I, !, Il, al ~,
80 I II
Mr.8 George g n 9
Of IN e rals court mere, ha 81 teo
a sui no Stale courts agalnst I'M lsu-s
gene well known tray e !.lIe
man Of Vinston-5 for sla
conn a. not yet been tiled.
+ IS lea rned from .'ncolnton that3 g
q hos was carried ar there
tening ibis recovery from paraly sls, IS
|i,npro Wing rapid
he Isaleig cotton mill g ffioials gave
yesterday heir annual pa becue In honor,
Of. U.s. y was ven e bout y
o'clock and the he mlll hands seemed %
thoroughly enjoy d,
rhe Republican MANAGERS tls con
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''lnouirabIs' Stomach Trouble
Cured M %etto F Wna b0S5 otstpee -

metto Wine, Costing 1915. ~
Mrs. q. W. Smith, Hfalpy..Iow says: Three
doses Of Drake Palmetto Wine gave me Tho ilrst
relief from two years of constant stomach dis-
tress. rs cent bottles have cured mo. The
best doctors and largely advertised medicines
utterly failed to give me any relief. can now
eat any Wholesome food and have gained twenty
pounds weight In three months. Our druggist
day to my friends who know what IT has done
for me am recommending IT TO al who suffer,
Tho Drake Formula Company, Drake Building.
Palmetto W4ne free and prepa Id to any one who
suffers With stomach trouble or constipation.
One small dose q day q Yes prompt relief and.
Drug COMPANY. Distributing Agents,
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In. Extrre;mis.

sTER. NAN 81 y, August la,- ".
q r, Pollard rs not psft,ted w. i tSe
hit few hours pc orr Ion q ttn,'
is noM abso ts SS S been sick
With typhnfd fever for six weeks i. a A. 9
has been extremely y Gor r. more sec Iae5
probable any day during tha e. time :, u,
Mr. G. Il, Yancey, a VIII Q has peer SIGH
for several weeks, sls OH I IA ga m. VIZ S
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE..
Spirited Games Y esterday Inter
est Spectators.
,ding Of the Athletic League,
.Tusc:azroras, 81; Old Virginia, 8

Tuscaroras, 8; Old Virginia, 8.
There was a tie game played yesterday
evening between the :ruscaroras and the
Old Yirgln,as. Tho score being TO s.
The features of the game was he pitcll-8
ing Of Wilkinson for the Tuscaroras.
White Swans, 7.; Oak Groves, S.
The White Swans defeated the Oak
Groves yesterday evening at Ashland
Park by The score OF 2 to5. 55
Batteries; Cannon ana Mesco for the
White Swans. Fl 0
c. H. Stars, 8s;.White Ducks, S.
THE White Ducks met defeat at tho
hands Of the Church Hill Stars yester-
da : evening on the Stars diamond By
a score of 8 to s. The features of the
game was the playing Of Kidd in outer-N
field for$the Stars and Smith in second,
for the Stars, and the umpirlng Of Mr..
5O'Tooles. iBatteries:S Stars. More and Brlz-
zolara; Mascot. Little Willie Kidd.
Ashland, n; Monre, S.
y The Ashlnnds defeated the Monroes in.
4 very exciting game at Forest Hill Park
Yesterday evening by the score of z to g.
Tho feature of the game was the pitch
Ing OF Recs and Trevllian.
Score by innings; Sss3 r. II,
Ashland go. .. ...,1 0O1 0S2 0'--7 N
Nj onroes. ), 4. e. 100 90 OF A 0 O-5 o
Batteries; Monroes, Rees and Booker;
Ashland. Trevilian and Cross, S:'pire,f
MI. Howle,
Hobos Scalped by Indians,
The Indians defeated the Hoboea III n
very interesting game yesterday on the
Richmond College campus. tf5f
The features Of tho game was the
catching of Crenshaw and home run by
Blanton. for the Hoboes. and the cx-
cellent team work Of the Indians.
Score by Innings: r. H. T..
Indians. ...,... ..,.a1Oa2s0 ] DOB 16 2
Iioboes .......,, 80 o. 90 0 20 0--5 8
Batteries: Indians, Reith and Cosby;
IIoboes. Cullen and Wilson and Cren-
shaw. Eli lf
81 Summary: Base on balls by Reith, Al;
by Cullen. 6; by Nilson.F1 Struck cut by
Reitli, IA; by Cullen. s. by Wilson, g.
Hit by pitched ball Thomas, Blanton
was called out IN ninth inning for bait
ting out OF place. Umpire, Mr.. Mann, q
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Hurts Came Is Them,

pr. Leonard treated three men yesleF-
" Rim "a rlmb s soIored fell TIE
Armitage plant abou eleven 9, loek,s
and injured a rib. , \. }s.. (, / .,,.ay5
with briek al i66i I Byrd street hau q
noon. q, IN / a, !,
with a baseball bat on ssoptl' ~ 1ssees
at 6.25 r. M%.fFse Wy y 81 KS ~ 5iisssi
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Confederate Sponsors.

~ lspecIai 10 The TlDics-L lspatch)
LEESBURC. YA,EEAugnsl l3,--Jndge
George L, christian. commander Of Grand
has designated Miss Alice. N. Wise, Of
THIS place, as sponsor, and Miss Willie
Mcintosh, as maid of honor to repre-
Me Grand camp, at I+ynchburs, VA,
on September l4th VI Il vE sit l35H
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lBy A6soclated I,Fe NJ ,r,,a e,ais,
GA, August l3,-ine mas ~,
s Il sir rsnn,s II roa nm We're eeneuasd
Today. resulting lin victory :. I, 10Y !. = n
Thornton. Of Atlanta, over - NJ l., Ifa nua
iii iii and after tie second set, rested for
some time, before reslnig Pc y il q j,
Ton viii meet Clarence niger. M e 9,
hon. and t The ~ cup p now held BY the lat.
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Cotton Report
fny 4 s,sntctiated Rress.

BY Assoclate d5 EEessl a
yyASHINGTON.fs A,ig,l st la q wing 70
the fact that Sep te,nber 3. SATURDAY ma 9
her. OF the CONNIE rcia I orga tons Of
the country and hal Nj nd ay. 50 TEN
Der s. Is d legal l1oli day. the septem bel IS
cotton report of The Bureau e {
issued at i 10 Pc NJ ay. Sep en,f2er
" instead az at "a 2 n ON on The third %
the month, AS Is 1is ual. s4
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AZ I mrnauue1 T o-Dap.

/. REV. Dr. ID. ID omar. a ssoclate secre-}s
t. ~ Of the Foreign N ission Board, Will
preach Mt Emmanuel Baptist Church 4 his
morning, and Rev. DR.. \ La nsing BURROWS
tonight In tho absence Of the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. solly. the Emmanuel people viii
be fortunate In having two such gifted
and popular r. minlste rs to preach. III Il
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Smothered in Wheat.

Especial 70 The Tlmes.DlHpatchD
/. WINCHESTER. VA. August 10. While
playing In a wheat hin, at Bakers ware
house IN Berryyille, this afternoon, FL
mer Marks. aged five years, was caught
by the suction and smothered to death
in tho grain, 81 81 VI
J., ~. Marks, his father, Zig now in a
imcnt
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.Richm1,onders IN New Y ork.

Special to The Times D spatch.)
y O K, IN August hi 13.--1Y ork--ss.g
cycle: Fifth AvcnueDr . II N Fl West Il
Grand w II. y David son; II borough he.
T.. sWiggIesworth and wife, a. steiner;;55
I'm rerial--J. Howa re. lbert- =
sn1oot; Alnrlborous hsR. II sssssS oil ting. g
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Alexandra, s 7 sburg 6, 4.

ALEXANDRIAi.S y, 4; August a =
close game Of ball was played this after as;
noon between the Leesburg and 8A lex 4.
andria teams. the scor bling 8 /, to- a III:
andrin teams. the score being s to Sinl4
Carter, an old University Of virginia
twirlcr for Leesburg and OF IIadellfl for Or
the locals was OF the finest. @a 81 !. RI VI
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sn.lendiid Dahlias..

The growing weather OF the past few
weeks has Bought out HE dnlness 4 z
MI Mark n, Thompson' = place. on the
Nesthamptoh electric ltsi nv ;tfara aoW N
rieties. besides hundreds gof hybrlds'
He has moved MS dahlta ground lFo n4.
Cary Street Ia the car line. y reSel!lsS
q beautiful spec tacle Sc 55i 5s
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Change OF Schedule,

The time the leaving OF the Sunday
Morning Beach Park Special has been
changed to 1919 o'clock from 9;30 beginning
! this. morsngis The afternoon train and
'Shs ket1ratnS trRips have fY yspal.
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! /, 5syvIIl:,J,sNO RECEDE.j


81 The present Common Council IL ~ 6 & Pc
.tersburg, which consists Of one chamber
OF twenty four me mbe rs.. four from each.
81 tho Sin ward Is, whose term of office3
expires on the first of next September
q according to the new Constl tom elect
2odsnti ts July meeting, all the city off IS
GERS un1 the control of the Councu for: for
Stllcir} full terms. IL
THIS action of the old Council was
vigorously protested ngalnstF by the new
.,nen,bers.elect Of the new Council and l1
OF tic .nawl y elected Board of Aldern en.j
l,rhese protesting gent mens employed e
counsel /. to appear before the present
Council, B and urge them to rescind their
action in the tanat teri OF filling these
offices and to leave ~ The consid era:
%tion{ and action o G. he new Council OF,
which there are lelrlbers and
Ynf tbeenow Boa I'd \ OF a dermal which
consists OF twelve r1enbe rs. all of whom
go 4iitoS office on the first otisnext Sept
Eta,,ber.s s ~.
lt pro tcs was urayailin and an Eff Fl
fort Is now being made by some mem
Sbers o Tie old Council to hold a ca ny y 4
Gus onfinext M ond ~ night nd sarranRe
tia organization OF the news Council and
Board or Aldermen. a present, u seems
fthilttl plan will he uIisuccessful.
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..HDeca Il Love Z

rbc pulpit /. OF Leigh Street II Bap tist
church will IL be filled n today By Rev
w. Fl. 81 Rich Of Salisbury, MI g. His
morning subject wi be The ChristIall---
4 New Creation" evening subject y. De-
5caying Love. -
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CONCERTS THIS WEE x.
4 Programme Of Bright an
Catchy Music Arranged.

A Programme Of Bright and
s4 v. Catchy Music Arranged.
a Mr., lard ala. ban dmaster. announces
an s. unusually attractive programme for
the park concerts this week: $3,ia t5$
4 March Second Reg lment Conn.,,
Reeves. IS; ~ "A 5lisS 81
Overture. Bandit enstreic he. 81 suppe, d
sChaNcteristiaue. Sunrise In g eorg "a,
solo for auplonlunl, eysuck le t'ol,F
KALI Casey, Mr. SD s, Perkins. Il I'D
ca Intermezzo from 4 Pa glia eel, = con
.cayallo, llol zzica to Pol a.! Strauss.
5 Medley Of popular airs, THE Merry Y.
makers introducing q Ia s VS. !.
'Gis Patsey, l5a pes.
Always, he Game = .yot
I,yes,i' q BE My TIuck leherry, q 9, NJ
Rosary. " Ca rolina, Ca Good
Morning. Carrie .13 When the Boys 90
Marching BY, Dew s !. ,.as X ls
!. Suite de Ballet. 4. Anthony and cleopa-.
ttra,n nIn the Arbor, !. I'd ance of the i MI
tians,' Minuet, grand NH rcf, y ntoVs
ly's Nipt tory g u an wa n. Fys
\, Gems from, N Der IRE ischut z, " eher
Waltz, a III erbs twcsen,' y, dtenfel,
es'Under the Bamboo Tree, 's.l8 Cole I. g nds
johnson, Il, sy :. Il
,star spangled Banner and Dixie Il
Monday, Chimbora2o Park, ::sSQ to iQ;ao
n M Il, Tuesday, Monroe So uare. n $3.50 to-
1926 III M; yyednesda y, Marshal u SOUS ne,
$50 to 30 e. NJ, /; Thursday. CANDLES ~
ISL To 10 40 r. NJ; Frida vi, effe,son Par
$50 tn 1920 p MI Saturday, ReserY OH
Park, s to "a r., Nj MI M syss
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Boston. 8: Pittsburg. "a

: sssoN ~ 81
E BOSTON. August s.--Nloran's NO base
hit, Wilhelm's sacrifice and Geler's safe
only score In to-day's game.
Score: R.H.E.
Boston $3.50 40. o 90 OIL 90 81 4 2
Pittshurg 80 Q o o 0 o Q! o 90 10 1
Batteries: Wilhelm and Moran; Case
and Phelps. EMPIRES, Moran and Carr
penter Attendance, s.9i7 Time, 1:?9
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4 Some III ens find ourSdaily ed
vertisen1en u IN ore interesting
nsPolitics, or War, because
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importance 81 q good appears
ance, our advertisements are
1oneySsavers.
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TWIN CITY
BALL GAMES.
Brownies Were Defeated iii Hot
Game by tlie18lln-
perials.
.sTAUNToN PLAYS TOMORROW !; {
Richmond Dropped Game to
Observation-Disclosures Fig
urcs4 Changed Around.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games This Week.

Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, at 4: do,
Brownies vs.. Stanton.
saturday; ut p. M..-Imperlals vs.. Man an
chester.
Saturday at 4:45 P. Nj Brownies vs..
ii Or W..
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I'll Miss Rosa Lee Walters and les %, Y.
Roters lie Il vest erday for Atlantic City,
to he gone during the MOI tbs Of AZ gust
a nd Sent nnl her. ~