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.R,,,,, IT,, Totals 90, 5 II "A - s
Chicago
Cincinnati n y ! . Ia
Lei, s N oase on errors Chicago. a. Cincinnati. 2.
Sa,. MI S oases- chicago. s. Cincinnati. II. Two
nc. ''1 Ill.,, pass Maoney. Hoffman. King Sacri-
py,h. Ssi. ", Sebhng. Steinfcld. Schultz
h,I.u'e gaMELschlei and Corcoran First base on
Svs,,TT "e,mer ?: on Brown, /; or Walker. 4 on
outNby IL, nv by pl'cher-By Weimer /. Struck
Ov.,,Hi "eelmtr, |; by Brown. 2: by Walker l. by
Tre.al!, Wild p,cAcs- overall. 2. f'mplreI o.Dny
un... nours and minutes Attendance 900.
p vS'oN ~ H., %; PHILADELPHIA ~ IT,. s.
denied ,t,phA July l.. Boston was not TO be
m NJ vh as afternoon, and used IN three pItchcrs
o' Nnoln looked Alikc. The scnre. ''
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
SEAB0ARD AIR Line rail way

Deposit Of the Morton Trust
Company voting certificates Of tho Seaboard
Ar Line Railway:
hereby notice o its decision that the
the holders voting certificates
seaboad Air Limo Railway obtained declaring
Modified Plan the Change Modification OF
Plan dated TO- 1905 which filed with the Morton Trust
that declared Modified Now Plan
effective
The Holders OF Voting Trust Certificates for oo3 2oe
OF Seaboard Air Line Railway OF a rotai
resentlng 600 600 shares outstanding, being
e25qb thereof, have ssented to the Modified Now
Plan.
Hdr Morton Trust Company certificates who
their hereby notified surrender thu
MORTON TRUST COMPANY New York; CONTINENTAL TRUST
COMPANY, Baltimore Md OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY,
BE and their securities
having declared the Plan practically
p!eted its work, will no further deposits
Dated New York; 49,
THOMAS r. RYAN, Chairman,
JAMES A. BLAIR,
JAMES BYRvE, ERNST THALMANN,
SAMUEL UkTERMYER, JAMES ". DooLEv,
FEED'K WORST T.JEFFERsoN COOLIDGE, J2,
Q. SIDNEY SHEPARD,
8. DAVIES WAKEFIELD,
Committed.
N. q. MEL DRUM, Secretary,
38 Nassau Street.
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GLOOMY DAYS IN BROOKLYN
,oxrsIssWATTEDTOTHE BENCH
.yD NEW YORkS GET EVEN. I
NAE Hits Pattcr All About--Wiltse
III. Pleasant Afternoon Boston
a..ts Philadelphia and Chicago Trims
cincinnati while Pittsburg 10 Idle.

mn. gloomy day had Its effect In Brooklyn
-. rno-o-on the Brooklynitss. that is
oud they atoned for their victory on Friday
~ vled,ng to tho Champions Jones was
S o. TO the bench in four innlnRs. while
u u,n,.a wa, in happy mood, Philadelphia
W., ~ the near talenders, Boston. but s
T ~, and st Louis did not meet because
- rsin the Quakers still hold their place as
o.,ond In the league, Chicago ollnched
,n,,th place a little frmer BY beating Gin
.tnn.u All OF whchis portrayed asfoi'ows:
x.u York, :; Brooklyn, q.
chicago, Is: Cincinnati. ..
Bosto on, q; Philadelphia, ..
st. Pittsbur Grain
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tlr't bssc ~ rrror> Nov York. I; Rrooi,lyn L.
h KY on has Ar', Nor1. s. brooklyn. o. First
nasc on balls On >c.nlon. s. on Mil,.e g. Struck
S .,- ~ ,o"r' by Nranlon, 4: by Wil,se.7. Three
VS. ms hro"n'. l.pmiry. Two base hits
~ M,'' m N'rant, Hall. MALAY. Babb Sacrifice
NJ NJ NHtSc, >ranlcn stolen base Babb
pocnr pln5 l'onlrn md Rowcrman. Hit by
pnnrr " N'hnlon. I. Umpire Emsle. Time OF
''"'c- hd'f md 81 minutes. Attendance S ono
thlctUn y H., 10; CINCINNATI g.
CHICAGO ,JUiy chicago ,railed behind (incin
10 81 ,o'dd! NC ,"' nth inning. Then the locals
G ~ uioh NtlN"r anI drove him from the slab
~ ,"l "'h' ~ hhi vas even 'd>icT than Walker.
; l VI, NONE team pmmclrd the ball IN they were
W . VI rdnniN; bases. blrry Wa, elected Tor
'a"he IN" InnIrr, Tin ,,prr
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DOUBLE DEFEAT ON THE HILL.
FIRST A sHUTOUT. THEN AN
ELEVEy INNING REVERSE.
Grtfnth's Men Surfer From . Shortage OF
Hts In Games With Philadelphia as Hos
tons In First Division by virtue NJ Wins
From WastinEtOns Other Contests.

Grifrith 's In and out PLAYERS lost two games
TO the Philadelphia yesterday. scoring two
runs In twenty innings. The Bostons at
last crawled up TO the first division. beating
tho Washinstons and. ousting the Detroits.
who we're showed under by the Clevelands.
The Chlcaaos boat the Browns twice. which
made them tie with Cleveland for tlrst place.
The results:
Philadelphia. I: New York, O-First Game.
Philadelphia. 8: New York. 2Second
Game.
Chicago. q: st. Louis. 2-First Game.
Chicago, 2: st. Louis. 0Sccond Game.
Boston, 4: Warrington. =.
Cleveland, -: Detroit, 3.
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b.tros ''....,.....o
Innings pl'chcdMul'in. :, ford. 3. HIS OF
Mull'n. 10; OF Ford, l.: Two baSc hits bay. Flick.
Jackson, Bers, Craw'ord, MCINTYRE, Three bas-
his Flick. S,ovhll ~ Sacrifice hit-Rhoadcs
o. ba!s'-OH khoadrs, B. OF " ull!n, i: on Ford, :.
III b.. pitcher r. Ford. |. first has" on error -
Struck ou,-By Rhoadrs. 4; by Mullin, l. Double
plays Turner Lsiolc and Stovall; Muin, Schae.
hall-Doran Wild p,,ches-Mulin. 2. Umpire
Connolly. Time hour and - minutes. Attend.
Ancc-4.024
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AMERICAN I.PAGrF
Detroit In Chicago; Cleveland IN st Louis.
NATIONAL LRAd'E.
Pittsburg IN Cincinnati; Chicago in st Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Jersey City In Newark; Baltimore In Providence
Rochester In Montreal.
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Savings Banks.
The BoWery Savings Bank,


NEW YORK. juno IS, 1905.
A seniannua dividend at the rate Of
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum has been declared and will be
credited to depostors on all sums Of $500
and upward and not exceeding 5000 which
shall have been deposited at least three
months on the Arst day Of July next, and
will be payable on and after Monday, July
II. 1905.
Money deposited on or before July IN
will draw interest from July /. le0S.
WILLIAM H. S. WOOD. President.
HENRY a. SCHENCK. Com ptroller.i
WALTER COGGESHALL, Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF THE CITY.

DEAUTlFUL COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE at
bargain; nigh. healthy: ~. acres: mouse, 10 rooms;
barn. henncry: large lawn: trees. fruits. shrubs;
lovely drives to city, shore and mountains: price
5000. Box oSa, Brantord, Conn,
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FINANCIAL NOTE.

Tho Maiden Lane Savings Bank, Louis
Windmneller president. IL paving fs ihiru
semi.annuai dividend. at The rate Of I per
cent per annum.
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Seawanhaka Yachts Race.

The Seawanhaka Corinthian yachtsr,en
had races Yesterday afternoon of the club
no use at Oyster Bay for yachts Of the 80 foot
and Is foot classes. The boats sailed over
the inside courses in southwesterly wind.
In the SO foot class Victor |. C,lnnock's Nike
won. and in the Is foot class e. w. Wetmore's
Sabrina added another flag to her long string
won this year The summaries:
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First base error, New York. 2: Phlladelphla.
First base on psls,Or Hong. i: on Waddell. 5.
base h,t--Cross. Two base hit Ehcrfeld. Sacr-
nee hits-Kecler, Chase az: Waddcl Gross. Stolen
field and Chase. rmplrcs -Connor and o'foughl,n.
Time hour and IS ninutes. Attendance Il. 900.
CHICAGO "A. L.. g. ST LOUIS a. ID. = FIRST GAME
ST LOUIS, July THE Chicago Whicsox took
both games OF a double header from St Louis
"a dsy The SrorcS.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED STATES CAST IRON
PIPE a. FOUNDRY COMPANY

n BroAuWay. \. :. June 18th, 1905.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors held J,Yna
10Th. 1905. dividend Of one per cent. a eo) upon
the outstanding preferred stock OF this COMPANY
was declared, payable July 25th 1906 out OF the NJ,
profits Of the hscal year ending May 3lst la05, to
stockholders Of record at the close OF business
July 5th, 1905. The transfer boois will close July
9th. 1905, and reopen July 26th, 1905.
This dividend is declared for the purpose Of Civ.
ing the preferred stock full % dividend for the
FISCAL year ending May sist 1905.
Z. +. HAtGHTOS, Secretary a TreasureY
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At Binghamton-Pingh ,: Wilkesbarrc.
At Syracuse-SScranton, I: Syracuse, g.
Al Troy Troy. IS. a. J. g., s
At Albany Utica. 4: Albany, I.
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At D-s Moines --Des Stoines. s: st. Jose phi. I.
Al SnouI City--Siou1 City, T. Omaha, O.
A. Denver--benver, 7: Colorado Springs. ..
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PHILADELPHIA

h,.m.s base m error PhilsdcIrhla J,r IN
%Ss1 XII. !: Fhiiadcipn's. FIR, by. ON
sn sBoT e. pugglebl, l. Oh 81 ,hon. Sir tx
Hon ~, Dnusschy. |; by Sutthor. py Cald,ycr /
H,s st,.h-iieason. Three base hi TITUS I've
III ms rs Ahhaticchio. Tcnney. Dolan a., can
so.n 't bs.ns W. Sacttnce hil.-Marc", pooln
p p,,- p!aj Doon and B,snsTc nj I,1', hv
hl-vo.S Caldwell. relk Firs"r Ih,,ed
I'D Is 'o Ds Umpire -ichns,onc Tirr tour
: HIt d''s. h'rnft.nc"- 7OA
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Connecticut League.

AZ Hoiyokr Holyokc. 7: Springfield. ,.
~ Hartford Norwich. 7; Hartford. 2
At New Haven First game New London, .:
New Haven, ?. Second game--New Haven. 81,
New London. 4,
At BridsepouFrst game bridgeport. g. Merl-
dem a Second gn.ne -Mcrlden, 4, Bridgeport. >
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First base on error New York, Left on bases
New York. q Philadelphia, Struck out BY
Chesbro, s. by coescy. g Sacrifice hits klelnow.
Cross: Coakley, Stolen bases Fultz. Hoffman.
gnst and Murphy. Cmpres- o. Loughlin and
Cornor Time I hour and 10 minutes.
PHILADELPHIA "a. b.. 2: NEW roRk "A. L.. 3-sEc.
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Atlanta Atlanta. :. Birmingham, 1,
st Montgomery Montgomery. s. Nashville. !.
AZ Shreveport Shreveport. :: New Orleans. 5.
AZ Memphis Memphis. 9. Little Rock. TO-
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At Louisville Columbus. I: Louisville, 2
At Indianapolis game --lndianspoNs, 81:
At ST. Paul ST. Paul. 10: Milwaukee, H.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. is. Kansas ity,l
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A. Manchester: Manchester. 9; Lowell o.
At New Bedford New Bedford. O. Concord.
Al I.ynn-F,rst game Lynn. u Haverh 4.
s-cord gsme-Lynn. g. HavcrhU. g.
At Fall River-Fall River. 4: Nashua. I.
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NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK

oee West a4th Street Near Eighth Avenue,
The Board OF Trustees have directed that Interest
be credited depostors Oh June 3nth. 1905, at the
rate OF
FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM
on deposits OF IS 10 $500 and on deposits over
up TO 5000 Deposits made on or before July
10th will draw Interest from July list.
SAMUEL d. STYLES, President
ALEXANDER g. MILNE. Treasurer.
FREDERICK n. CHESHIRE, Secretary.
This Bank Will occupy Its new building &c.
tober next located at 81 W. 34th ST.. bet. 9Th
4 9th AYES.
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'Ratted for Buchanan IN tho ninth inniny
St Louis .,.....,.,. - . %
Chicago, ,..,-. ,-.. u n n q q
Two base hits Jones. stone Sacrifice hits
stone. Gleason Double plays Davis and Tame,
hin Davis Dundon and f'onohue Stolen bases
Davis, lshrli Wild Ditch owen First base on
balls on buchanan. i, oH q ven. 0 struck out
nv buchanan. :? by owen. Left on hnscS 81
Louis. Z Chicago, = Umpire Sherida, TINE
hour AZ minutes
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JOHN 3. sTETsON COMPANY.

FhlIadclpha, Pa June 22, 1905.
The Board Of Directors OF the John B. Stetson
Company has this day declared semi annual divi.
dcnd Of FOUR PER CENT on the preferred stock
for the half year ending May 3lst. i9o5 and an ad
interim dividend of TEN PER CENT. on the COM
mon stock, payable July u.s. 1905 The books will
close July and will be reopened July IL Di,i-
dcnd checks will be mailed to stockholders.
A. 7. FREEMAN, Treasurer.
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Hudson River League
New York state League.

A. Newburgh--Hudson. q Newburgh. n.
ht Observation-Disclosures. s: Poughkcepsie. 2
At King Kingston, ~ Pittsheld. 6
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sA1Lsp FROM FOREIGN PORTS

sAILsp FROM FOREIGN PORTS,
IS La Savoie. from Havre for New York.
IS Lucania. from Liverpool for New York
SIS Columbia, from Glasgow for New York.
SIS 81. Louis from Southampton for New York.
SIS Minnehaha, from London for New York.
SIS friedrich der Crosse. from Bremen for New
FORK.
SIS Pennsylvania. from Hamburg for New York.
SIS Vadcrland. from Antwerp for New York.
SIS Ryndam, from Rotterdam for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02

Arrivsd-SATuRpAY Julyl
SIS New York. Southampton, June ~
SIS Slavonia, Palermo, June "a
IS PARTISAN. Glasgow, June %,
SIS Niagara, Ia nplco June 81.
SIS Flandria Livingston. June 10.
IS Ell .dulte. NtS Orltals, ) IN: ae
SIS Comal, Galveston, Jun. "a
SIS City Of Atlanta. Savannah, June IS.
SIS Chalmettc. Galveston. June y
SIS Jefferson. Norfolk. June 81
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS Etruria from New York al Liverpool.
IS Victorian, fro m New York at Liverpool
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


Hesterfcr's puz2ling delivery and the Sewark's
sharp fielding developed defNat for Jersey City
In yesterdays game In Jersey CITY The score:
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
New York County National Bank
New York. June 2sh. 1905
TOOTH DIVIDEND.

The Directors OF this Bank have to day declared
semi annual dividend OF FIFTY PER CENT.
$685. payable July LIST. 1905, until which date the
transfer books will remain closed.
FRED'h FOWLER. Cashier.
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: :.s1.: nom wa.h'nstou ,hl, afternoon. I
WARRINGTON.

First base on errors-Boston. 1: Washington, 1.
Lett on bases s n 5 Washington, g. First
Ln,necn. 3. Three; base h!tJ. Stahl. Two base
hl,sEselhaeh. Collins, Mullen. Sacrncc hi
In9hub. stolen base-Eollns Double play
Cassidy, Mullen and j. Stahl. ump!res Kelly
and Mccarthy. Time hour and II minutes.
CLEVELAND. "a: DETROIT. ..
CLEyEIASr, July l.-Cleveland to day made
!urn.y two hits Mullln started 10 do tho pitch
'ng for Detroit. but We: Gent 20 the tai. timber
at the end ~ thc fourth Inning. after ten hits had
BEEN made on his delivery. Ford succeeded him.
fast double play saving him In the hfth inning.
In the sikh thirteen men came I" bat scoring eight
runs on nine hits. The runs were all made afie
chance had been offered to retire the side. Tho
sore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
Sun rises 80 Sun sets 7:3l Noon SETS.
Hob WATER this DAY.
Sandy Hook. e.As Gov. 1'd.,.7 70 Hell Gate -. e13
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Zoo a. IL. 2s1. LorLslAh ~. o ,Kcoxn GAVE

Two base hit Gleason Sacrifice hits Tame
hill lsbell. First base on balls oT Glade, ?, Struck
out BY Glade. l. Left on bases st. Louis. 3: Chi
cago & Umpire Sheridan. Time 4 hour and 10
minutes. Attendance AGO,
BOSTON "a. Ia. L. WARRINGTON, ?.
BOSTON. July 1.-THE Champions made II three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02

Sewurs ~ ' '.,,.,,..,.i o o O %
First base on errors Newark. 2: Jersey City. g..
Left on bases Newark 3: jersey CITY. 3. First
base on balls on GARRISON. q on Hestcrfer. 4.
struck on'-,nA clarks9n s by Hss,sIIer. J. Two
hits Mailing. Murphy. stolen bases-Keistcr
Merritt, Pattee. Woods "a, OHagan Double
plays O'Hagan. unassi,.ed; Woods. Pattee and
Merritt Hit by pItcner ny Hester'eI. l.. I'm
pre-Hasscft. Tihe-l hour and rs minutes
Auendalce-t.0
AT MONTREAL MORNING GAME
Rochester. q 0 81 ,
Montral...,...,...0 o 0 0 -
Bate rtca--Walters and Payne: Leroy and Rsub
and Woelful.
AFTERNOON aAME.
Rochester.......0 3 q si2 .
Montreal.......,..O, o 90 8
Battehes-FaulkneY and Scelman: Felix and
Woelful
At PROVIDENCE.
Providence....,...l o 50 "a II
baltimore. ...,...0 o 0-S Z
batteries Cron,n and Thomas: Mason. Burchell
and Byen.
At 1oRoN1o-MoRNISo GAME.
Toronto Q oo3" % d-s
Bate Res Currie and Sullivan YerIes and Meal.
lister.
Afternoon rame-Raln,
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Southern Tier AiSoclauo,


Al Corning Corning, 2: Addison. T.
Al Elmira- Hlmira. 3: Harncllsville, ?.
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EIdPyed
Finish. Time
ydch 6H6 Ou1cr. n. 81. a. II. NJ. g.
Vivian H.. s z, Vernon. N 50 IS 81
Redwtng. j. p. O'Donoh ue. ......6 Of Is Sc As
LLAMA Duncan s. Wye........ bid not flnsh.
Bobtall. r. r. lucken ach...,., I'D not ILsh
Corrected time OF Vivian IT, d. o.
sLoops-C1.Ass a-SrARr. 3lH--couRsf. l2sl MILES
Quest, +. J. Aayens 81 is "a 10
More Trouble. W. II. Childs ...... l,'d no, nnsN
Cockntoo H.. n. Chubb.......... Dat not finish
sLooPs-cLAss Q. sPEcIAL--sTARr. 3ls-counsE
50 Mills:
Trouble. ". a. Darstow ,.....,.5 o, IS IA !;
Wrath. Calvin Tom pkins .. ...., s 10 &; 81 -
Mar, Max Grundner. ........... bid not hnisa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02

Some OF the heads of the smaller steel COM
panies say the steel business is nowhere 50
good as in " all Street
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Is selling at its
highest price in three years.

One OF the Western houses recently had
another stock ticker put In its customers
room-a ticker set low enough to be read
by the easy chair spectators. After it had
been installed several days the attention OF
the head Of the house was called to the fact
tina nobody WAS making use OF 1t. "Oh.
it will be used. you can be sure. There will
be a crowd around it when the market IA 20
points higher. They always flock in about
the elimination OF a bull campaign"
Some OF the old time commission brokers
had In genious ways OF getting business,
relates a veteran of the Street. There was
the head of one 'lrm who had Il habit of look
ing over the quotation board critically in
dull market. and then remarking. with a
look OF wisdom. That Erie looks very strong
to me- Then he would go to the order win
dow and call out. Buy me 500 Erie The
stock would come out of the ticker at an adj
vance Of an eighth or quarter. and then one
man after another in the Office would quietly
write ont an order to huy some Erie Some
Of them would telephone to friends in other
Offices, and quite little movement would be
started In the stock. II would advance a
point or more. little later the head of the
firm would return from lunch. and after
looking over the prices would say, That Ere
has had quite little advance. Then. going
to the order window. he would call ont. Soil
500 Erie. All the previous buyers of lrie
would trail along and sell ont their little lines
and the stock would lose all of its gain. The
only sure winner or these transactions va,
the house"
Some Of the heads of the smaller steel COM
.lx - L,t,t t.
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CHAUFFEUR. French. understanding most for
eign and domestic also White steamer and eisn
trio. l.. E. BREGAND. 100 West 64th st.
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sLooPs-ss Foor cLAss--srAR1, sos
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This Is the time OF the year when a large
part OF the American people is busily engaged
in taking -, 900. 900, 900 worth of products
out of he soil
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11

Special ". a W. Officer stroth
- Msys ~ kept very busy these
ds~ m arrestine hoboes and 9th
er treEpassers upon The cJmpany's.
pfOgsYty.
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"WTTHOUT A PAIN"

writes Mary Shelton, of Poplar
Bluff, Mo-, 81 o~n do my homework,
although, before taking CARDUI, two
doctors had done me no good. can
truthfully say was cured by Cardm
WANT every suffering lady to know of
this wonderful medicine"
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Camden
Interstate
Railway
Com pany
Time Il!In!e N M 4
T1bI6NnO.:4.''

SIS Taking effect at 400 a. m. Central Stand
dard Time, Sunday. September d, 1902. For
only. Not an advertisement of the time OF cars
The Company reserves the tight to change
without notice. - 'e-
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A dead, man is soon forgotten
unless his widow marries again.

: A new idea ina cough syrup is
advanced in Kennedy's Laxative
aop&y aud Tar. Besides con-
tal<@ng Pine Tar, Honey and 9TH
~ Enable remedies, it Is render
~ xativ@ 40 that Its use insures
nE md efficient evacuation
OF tEesf wells. 1t relaxea the ner-
vous stem and cures all coughs,
colds, group, etc. A red clover
blossom aud the honey bee is on
every baStle of the Original Laxa-
tive Cough Syrup - Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. Sold
by Bloss Drug Co. and r. Ney
Williams.
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IN never speculates
5llE mem money.

Kd1 be just ss skeptical
and pessli histio as you please. Ko-
dol Will digest what you eat,
whether you eat or not. You can
put your food IN bowl, pour a
little Kodol Dyspepsia Cure on 1T
and it will digest it the same as it
will In your stomach. It can't
help but cure. indigestion and
dyspepsia. 1t is curing hundreds
and thousands-some had faith
and some didn't. Sold by Bloss
Drug Co. md r. Ney Williams.
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The Palace Hotel, Sixth ano Vine
Streets, Cincinnati, is a gem in the
way of service at rates. SO 90 and
81 SO, or rs 90 with bath, per day
OH the American plan; $I.O0 up
wards, European plan.
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WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, in strictest eonfd-
enoe. telling US all your symptoms and
troubles. We will send free advice
Tin plain sealed envelope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept. Th' Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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~ s-spt witt ~itb rel 4
t'ves here -. Johs g. Lambsr, has
returned to her home ~ Wayne.

The tenth lpbusl round MP of
the Supreme Assembly Of MULES"
Mutual Protection Society vas
beId at Ashland the first of last
week. 6. NJ Stewart, of Ken
oya, was elected outside sent.
incl of the supreme assembly.
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are often frustrated by sudden
breakdown, due TO dyspepsia or
constipation. Brace up aud take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
take out the materials which are
clogglng your energies, aud give
you a new start. Cure headache
and dizziness too.
Dolly 25c at w. NJ Boss. Csrs.
do, aud X. Ney Williams Kenova
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Don't Borrow Tronhle.

IL is bad habit to borrow any.
tning, but the worst thing you can
possibly borrow, is trouble. When
sick' sore, heavy, weary and
WORKOUT by the pains aRd poieons
Oh dyspepsia, biliousnees, Bright g
ulsease' and similar Internal dis
ORDERS don't SIT down and brood
over your symptoms, but fly for
aslIet 10 E,sctricf Bitters. Here
yDo VII mud sue aud permanent
Iotse'i1lness or all your troubles,
a. sgd your SodE will not be burdsas
go oy a rad of debt disease. ~
Bloes, Ceredo, aud n.
Ney Williams, Kenova, drug ate
sell aud guarantee them
bottle. i
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When you,greet misfortune with
a smile it comes back at you with a
iiendlsh grin.
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