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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
81 LOUIS
rntAls. 81 s.sO "a

'No one out when winning run scored.
Pittsburg ......1 0 0 0 Q 0 Ia
st. Louis .......1 0 O-l
Two-base hits Leach. Shannon. Sacrifice
hit: Mcbride. Stolen bases: Shannon, Beck
ley. Double plays: Ritchey to Howard;
BToIn I5 TO MsBrlqe Nc to Beckley First 6ase
Struck out: BY Philippe, 4; by Brown, 4;
by Egan, l. Hits: on Brown, in eight and
one-half innings. Time: 200. Umpire: Ems
lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Potter Defeats Koch

"Cub" Potter won the finals In the Junior
tennis tournament which has been in prog
ress at the Omaha Field club during the
past week. He defeated Koch In a hard
fought match, every set being contest
Of skill and endurance Koch is looked
upon as one OF the coming players Of the
town and the victory OF Potter Is all the
more creditable on that account. Scores:
Junior singles, finals:
Potter beat Koch Ga, rs, as, SO.
JuniOr doubles, semi-hnals:
Potter and Potter beat HOel and Pollard
Ga b-7 6-5.
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Earned runs: kansas city, 2 Louisville,
2 Two-base hits: Sullivan. Quinian.
Three-base hit: Quinlan. Sacrifice hits:
Donahue. Brashear. tSolen bases: Gilbert
%. Cassidy, Sullivan, Brashear (2). First
base on balls: on Justus. Z; OF Ferguson.
2 Struck out: BY Justus s; by Ferguson
Passed hall Butler. Left on bases
Kansas City, 8; Louisville, s. Double plays:
Douglass 10 DOnRhue TO Douglass: Sulli-
van to Brashear TO Scott. Time: 1888. Um-
pire: King.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Herman claims ChampIonship.

HERMAN, Neb.. Aug a.-(Special)-
Herman easily took the second game from
Tekamah today by a score OF to 3. Brady
continued his underhanded up-shoots, which
Tekamah failed 20 solve This makes three
out OF four Herman has won and II now
laws claim TO the championship OF eastern
RH.E.
Tekamah 30 0 0 0 3 O-3 4
Batteries: Herman, Brady and Tarrant;
Tekamah, Bucklin and Copple.
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PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. 3.-With the Pu-
eblo team in a crippled condition the locals
were easy for the Sioux today, the latter
winning by SCORE of l8 to 3, Messitt, Del
viii N i1,rias and tbis togetpsr tnJ ne
heavy hitting of the visitors, made the
contest one sided one. Sioux City cinched
matters in the third, seven hits, one a
three-bagger, were secured off Faurot.
which, coupled with an error. gave them
six runs. Faurot was hit freely in almost
every inning and the visitors had no trouble
in piling up a big score. The features of
the game were Pulsifer's one-handed catch
OF Bader's long drive in the fifth and the
fielding Of Knabe. Score:
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noy, Demont. stolen bases: | Fiournoy ii toct S2(,
Struck out: BY Cemnltz, s; by Kilroy, 4
Hit by pitched ball: Bv Kilroy Camnitz
Bases on balls: BY Camnitz, 8; by Kilroy,
g. Wild pitches: BY Camnitz, q Passed
balls: McAleese, 2: Sullivan, /. Time: 1860
Umpire: Haskell Attendance: $780,
Score, second game:
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Earned runs: Boston, 2, st. Louis, ]. Two
base hits: Rockenheld, Jones, Burkett,
Grimshaw Stone Sacrifice hits: Rocken-
field, Parent Ferris. Double plays: Ferris
Passed ball. sugden. Stolen base: Parent
Hit by pitched ball: BY Dineen, Jones.
Wild pitches: Petty CO. Bases on balls on
Petty. T. Struck out: BY Petty, 2 Left on
bases Boston, 4 St. Louis T. Time: 1887.
Umpires: Mccarthy and Conners. Attend
ance. 20
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
CHICAGO shuts Out Washington.

CHICAGO, Aug. 8l.-Chicago shut WASH
ington out today, 2 to o. Only twenty
eight men faced Smith, no one reaching
first until Stahl singled and stole second
where he was left when c. Jones flew to
F. Jones, who made a beautiful running
catch and scooped a low ball, retiring
Washington. Chicago punched hits in the
first and the seventh and scored a run in
each instance. The excellent pitching of
Smith, coupled with the perfect fielding of
the locals were features. Score:
CHICAGO WAsHINGTON
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
TOLEDO


Two-base hits: Geler, Sullivan, Kelley.
Stolen base: Sullivan. Double play: Slagis
O'Brien, 3; by Slagle, l. Hit by pitched bali;
Geier Struck out: By Slagle, /; by
O'Brien, /. Sacrifice hits: Wheeler Flour
noy Left on bases: St Paul, /; Toledo, !.
Time: :O3. Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01

southern League Games.

Games today: Columbus at Indianapolis
Louisville at Toledo. Kansas City al Nil
Waukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01

KANSAS CITY, Aug. a-Justus was
wild and he was batted freely by Louis
allow the visitors to catch train Score;
vile, who won with ease. The game was
called at the end Of the eighth inning to
LOUISVILLE. KANSAS CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
netroit shut. out New York.

DETROIT. Aug Sl.-By batting Powell
opportunely the Detroits made II three
straight from New York. Donovan pitched
splendidly and the visitors never had a
chance to score off him. The fielding was
exceptionally good, Coughlin and Elberteld
starring. while Lindsay's batting was a
feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Captain Lajoie Again Injured.

CLEVELAND. Aug 3l.-Captain Lajoie Of
the Cleveland American league ball team
was struck on his injured ankle with a
game for an indefinite time. Third Base
man Bradley and Catcher Bemis are on the
sick list.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
PittsburE wins Two Exciting Con-
tests from St Louis.

PTTTSBURG, Aug 3l.-All kinds Of base
ball was dealt out In the two games today.
The first was a pitchers battle pure and
simple and the second game was a slugging
match throughout. Brown pitched an eX-
cellent game until the ninth inning, when
he lost his temper and was put out. PITT 3
burg scored its first run in the first game
on an error and won on Clarkes single.
followed by Leach's two-bagger Score, FIRST
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01

NARRAGANSETT PIER, l.. L, Aug 81
The grand circuit races, scheduled 10
today, were postponed on account Of we
track.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Everitt In a New Role.

DENVER, Aug. S1.--Denver defeated st.
Joseph today to 1. William Everitt Dem
ver's manager umpired a good game in
the absence of Umpire Harry Mace. Per-
rlnes homer over MollineauX's head was
the feature. Schaub outpitched Liebhardt
Singles by Schilz and Quillan and an in
held out scored st. Joseph's run. Score:
DENVER. InsFpH
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WASHINGTON.
'Batted for Hughes in the ninth

"bdIItu lot F1uBHtS IN Ine HInIh.
Chicago ............"1 -
Left on bases: Chicago, 4; Washington,
1. Two-base hit: Isbell Three-base hit:
Isbell. Sacrifice hits: F. Jones' Holmes.
Stolen base: Stahl. Struck out: BY Smith,
8; by Hughes, 2. First base on balls: on
Hughes, Q. Time: 1:25 Umpire Con-
molly. Attendance 5,220
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spectively, but Will play a series OF games
to decide the winner OF the tournament.
Marshall of Brooklyn, with 10 points, Sc
cured the third prize OF 700 marks.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Philadelphia Beats New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. a.-Philadelphia Ma
tionals sprung a surprise on the locals to-
day at the Polo Grounds by knocking Nc
Ginnity out of the box in the second in
s. Nichols was driven to the bench in the
eighth. The visitors batted and helded
much better than the home team. Score:
NEW yOPK
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
st. Paul Wins Two Games.

ST. PAUL, Aug. S1.-St Paul won a
double header from Toledo today. CAmnits
was hit hard and was wild in the. first
allowed but four hits. The second game
was called in the fifth to allow the visitors
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Hnrrnrh rnn smift for Kearney.

HARVARD Neb.. Aug. 3l.-(Special Tele-
gram Harvard won today from the fast
Kearney bunch In an interesting game OF
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Philadelphia shuts out Cleveland by
Timely Use of stick.

CLEVELAND, Aug 31.-Philadelphia
made II four straight from Cleveland today,
Waddell pitching his second game OF the
series. The batting OF Philadelphia was op-
perfume. Score:
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At chattanooga-Shrevepor S; Mont
gomery l.
At Atlanta-Nashville, s. New Orleans.4
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ore, second Rai
PITTsBURG.
ST. LOUIS.

IWO-base hits: Leach, Brain, PeItz, Beck
ley. Three-b base hits: Clarke, Thelman.
Sacrifice hit: SmOot. Stolen bases: Wag-
ner. Brain, Ritchey. Double play: Ritchey
to Wagner to Howard. First base on balls:
OF Flaherty, 2: off Thielman, /. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Case l. Struck out: BY
Flaherty, 2; by Case, g.; by Thielman, 2.
Wild pitches: Case, 1; Thielman, q Hits:
on F1aherty, in five innings; off Case,
in four innings. Time: 40. Umpire: Ems
lie Attendance: $780,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Columbus shuts Out Minneapolis by
Score of Two to Nothing.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 91.-Mnneapolis
was shut out today by Columbus by the
score of to 0. Both Hart and Sievers
pitched good steady ball, but Minneapolis
was unable to land on the ball when hits
Were most needed. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
CLEVELAND.


First base on errors: Philadelphia .;
Cleveland, 2 Two-base hits Davis, Wad-
Stolen bases Murphy, Holman Double
play: Joss TO Turner to Lajole. First base
on balls: on Joss, /; of Waddel g. Left
on bases Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, s.
Struck out: BY Joss. 5; by Wadden, s.
Wild pitch: Waddell. Time: 1870. UNI
plre Sheridan. Attendance: LIS.
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SIOUX CITY,
An II =

base hits Carney, O'Hara, Cook Bases on
balls: on Faurot, /; OFF Newlin, l. Struck
out: BY Faurot, q by Newlin, 3. Left on
bases: Pueblo, 6; Sioux City, O. Time: 30
Umpire: Shuster. Attendance $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
MINNEAPOLIS.

base on balls: ON siever, l. Struck out:
BY Siever, 81 by Hart 4. Stolen bases:
Greminger, Clymer, Davis Hit by pitched
ball Jones. Left on bases: Minneapolis, 4;
Columbus, 3, Double plays: Sullivan TO
Umpire: Sullivan. Attendance: 500
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Batted for McNIcnols In the

Two out when winning score was made.
Des Moines ........0 0 0 0 0 2 1-3
Stolen bases: Carter, McGilvray. Long
Two-base hits: Dolan, Gonding, Wake
field. Dexter. Double play: Thomas to
Bradley. First base on balls OF Leifeld
8; off Quick L.. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Mckay, 1. Struck out: BY Leifeld. 8; by
Quick, 1. Time: l:45 Umpire: Caruthers.
Attendance. 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
IndInus one Rum 20 the Good.


NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind, Aug 81.
Especial Telegram Nebraska Indians s.
North Manchester, 4
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01

Two-base hit: Hahn. Three-base hits;
MCGUIRE, Lindsay. Sacrifice hit: Keeler
First base on balls: Donovan Left on
bases: Detroit 5; New York. s. Struck
out: BY Donovan, 3; by Powell, 2. Double
plays: Mcintyre to O'Leary; Fultz to Con-
roy. Time: 1:25 Umpire: OLoughlin.
Attendance. | 90
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boston wins from st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3l.-Boston took Il
final game Of the series from the Brow
this afternoon, 8 to 2 Dineen and Pei
lid the pitching and Dineen was 4
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Standing of the Teams.
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games today: Cincinnati at Chicago, st.
Louis at Pittsburg
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01

steadier Of the two. though ST. Louis hit
him harder than Boston did Petty. Score:
BOSTON ST. LOUIS
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Santa Fe. N. NJ. Aug. IL. 1905.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. IL, 1905.
The temperature OF the week again
averaged somewhat below normal,
considerable cloudiness prevailing.
Good local showers have continued.
heavy in localities, and accompanied
by severe hail storms over small
areas, notably Dona Ana, Mora and
San Miguel counties. More or less
damage resulted To field crops. gar
dens, alfalfa and fruit. but the districts
devastated were but narrow strips and
the good resulting from the rainfall
far outweight the damage. Heavier
rains are needed In some localities, but
generally moisture Is ample. Small
grain crops have been secured or are
ready for harvest, and the outlook for
range grasses, corn. alfalfa. fruits end
vegetables is excellent.
The harvest OF second crop alfalfa
Is beginning In northern counties and
third In southern valleys, fair yields
resulting. A few OF the higher north
ern districts are Also harvesting
wheat, bats and barley. hut as a rule
this work Is finished. Poor seed caus-
ed thin stand of corn In a minor por.
tion or the fields throughout the ter.
ritory. but otherwise few adverse con.
ditions have been reported regarding
the corn r and II Is now so near
maturity that no fear IL expressed re.
garding Il. Gardens continue excel
lent and fruits SO plentiful that a
considerable portion will be wasted ,
large shipments continued from the
pecos valley and the upper Rio
Grande. Stock is in good condition.
The following notes are taken from
reports Of correspondents:
Albert, II. NJ. Hanson. Good show.
ers have freshened up vegetation con
siderably. though they have been local
and limited In extent. Second crop
alfalfa being cut. greatly retarded by
dry weather during growing period :
highest temperature OF week. 80 de.
grees. lowest. 50 degrees: rainfall.
U.54 inch.
Albuquerque. ]. G. Mora. Very IN.
vorable week for all kinds OF crops.
alfalfa very ear 10 third cutting:
heavy rain Thursday night improved
the appearance OF everything: all
plants looking we'll.
Arahela. A. NJ. Richardson. Three
good showers the previous week i'm.
proving the looks OF things generally:
fruit crops and grass looking fine.
Ariesia, VIII Benson. Past week
favorable for all crops: highest TEN
perature. 90 degrees: lowest, sl de.
grees; sunshine about So per cent,
but no rainfall.
Beenham. Frank Miera. nrouth still
bad. local showers In surrounding
country: no hay crop expected. but
stock doing very finely. Cloudy the
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Of good; wheat yield below average,
but good quality; stock on ranges In
excellent condition: streams full Of
water.
Portales, John Meeker, Highest
Temperature Of week. ~ degrees: low.
est, 81 degrees; rainfall. 1,l3 inch.
unusually destructive hail storm In
strip Of farming country few miles
west of town, elsewhere conditions cx'
%cellent. corn and field crops most sat.
isfactory. melons fair; range grass
very green: precipitation since July
81. 593 inches.
Questa, Antonio J. Gomez. Some
rain: crops In very good condition:
weather fine; will begin harvesting In
a few days.
Bedrock. Louis Champie. Heavy
rain on the Sth with hail that did
some damage to crops: crops grow.
ii0y finely: out range making good
growth: third crop OF alfalfa being
cut, and is damaged some BY rain,
amount OF precipitation for week, l.35
inches.
Rociada, John A. Rudolph. Light
local showers Of much benefit to grow.
ing crops, but somewhat annoying to
those harvesting hay; wheat and oats
turning color in valley and reapers
will sOOn be ut work, which Is early
for this locality; first table roasting
ears on 10th.
Roswell, u. 8. Weather Bureau.
Partly cloudy weather during week;
some apples and melons are being
marketed; highest temperature. 92 de-
grees: lowest, 81 degrees: sunshine
about 5 9per cent; rainfall. 0.01 inch.
Santa Cruz. J. NJ. Amandt. Every.
thing growing finely; insects diving
but still doing some damage; wheat
harvest over and fine yield; alfalfa
and corn doing well, also vegetables;
fruits damaged by insects.
Santa Fe, U. s. Weather Bureau.
Heavier showers needed. although
water supply in good; field crops. gar
dens and fruits doing well: apricots,
peaches. early apples. plums, etc.
abundant and excellent; highest tenn
perature. 81 degrees: lowest. 81 de
grees. averaging about ! degree daily
below normal; precipitation, OH inch
Tularosa. II. p. Fay. Good rainfall
previous week; second crop alfalfa
harvested; rapidly maturing gardens
products being planted for fall har
vest beginning to ripen.
Truchas. 8 Martinez. Corn and
wheat in good condition; second cut
ting of alfalfa promises we'll; suffi
cient water In bitches.
: vermejo, II. w. Adams. Heav,
rainfall in the mountains close to sta
|tion: feed and cattle in fine condition
lcrop outlook promising: highest ten
peratnre. rs degrees: lowest. "A de
! %grees: rainfall. 0.73 inch.
Aurora. ]. c. Lucero. RAINY wealth
Ter continues and everybody jubilant il
; this vicinity.
: lining. G. 3. Bosworth. Practical!
Iciear week. highest temperature, SO de
grees: lowest. 81 degrees; rainfall
> l0,S0 inch.
II Colmor. w. Fl. Fnlweiler. Goo
growing weather; 0.25 inch rainfall
and quite heavy hail on the sth, bu
little damage, however: crops an
range grasses coming along very nice
/, Ily: cattle still doing well.
. CHARLES +. Kinney,
Section Director
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WEATHER AND CROPS
IN new MEXICO

last three days Of week showing APP
proach OF fall rain; calf crop certainly
very short.
Cerro, +. ID. Leon. We have had
very good rains almost every day dur
Ing week; fields very beautiful; farm
ers beginning to cut wheat and oats.
Captain. John Ritter. Weather IA
vorahle, all kinds Of crops promise
abundantly: plenty OF hay assured and
stock In fine condition.
Deming. c. Il. Bosworth. Several
light showers previous week and con.
ditions favorable.
Elizabethtown, Geo. f. Beebe. Crops
and grass on range looking well
mountain range was never better:
highest temperature Of week, rs de
grees. lowest, 80 degrees; rainfall
Gel inch.
Felix. s. s. Ward. Corn somewhat
damaged by drouih previous To heavy
rains of last OF July. these washed the
land badly. channels of creeks chang
ed in many places.
FttS'us Jchu -. miitiGdf. NHtai
crop fair yield. but somewhat smutty
rainfall deficient here but good souff
and west, also east: some Of the corn
crop will be fair. other fall short OF
last year.
Gallinas Springs, Frank Clark. Good
growing weather; summer apples
ripening and quality good. range cat
tie and horses fat. calf crop light
prospects for prairie hay fair.
Las Vegas. VIM. Cnrtiss Bailey
Crop conditions very favorable, local
showers have frightened everything
highest temperature. Sc degrees; low
est. 46 degrees. rainfall. t.l7 inch
sunshine about 20 per cent.
Luna. j. ]. Hale. Plenty of rain.
fail previous week: weather warm and
snltry, crops and range In fine condi'
ton; harvesting will begin soon: some
cattle diving from bloaf.
Oio Caliente. a. Joseph. Local
showers continued. somewhat interfer
Ing with wheat harvest but doing
growing crops and range a great deal
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G~rasshoppers Do Havoc

Grasshoppers and other insects
have wrought havoc in the Rio Grande
valley Of New Mexico. according TO
James II. Burns of Los Lunas, who
was at the Cardenas hotel this morn
ing. SAWS the Trinidad News
of Saturday.
THE fruit crop probably suffered
the most" said Mr.. Burns. "The hop.
pers got in their work early and most
of the peaches and other fruit are
gone There viii be little alfalfa in
the second cutting on account of the
insects. The cloud Of little destroy.
|ers has gone on 10 the south and west.
but are still doing much damage.
In addition 10 the hoppers the
worms did considerable damage, and
an in all the loss TO the ranchmen of
nv section ~ the country will be
considerable" -
Mr. Burns reports prosperous CON
fiiions all through The territory. de
suite the crop loss, and believes that
fhi~ viii be Il Of the best years II
hes ever enjoyed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-15
STATUES SUGGESTED

Statues of Uncle Dick" Wootton
land Kit Carson have been suggested
Ihy some Of the old timers for the
commercial street bridge. says the
Trinidad Chronicle-News. Either
these two pioneers or others equally
Inappropriate are proposed and II has
Ialso been suggested that the old set
Tiers take up the matter and start a
public subscription to carry 1t out.
In the middle of the bridge %parapets.
on either side, are two concrete bases
which would make admirable founda-
ltions for small statues. Both are in
full view of the Santa FEE depot where
Ithey could he seen from the trains.
las II now stands the bridge para/et
looks rather barren and out of pro-
lportion with the rest of the bulky
structure. bnt the statues would set 1t
loft IN q splendid manner.
II Is estimated that the cos of a
lsGupie nj bronze statues. or stone
would be nominal and that the money
could be quickly raised, there Is no
doubt. The first idea was suggested
by an fastener, without reference to
any particular statues. II did not oc-
cur to him that representations of
some Of the old timers would be most
appropriate, this idea being suggested
by a pioneer.
The statues would not have TO be
OF life proportions, although this would
probably be the best. They could be
three or -four feet high and in atti-
tudos suggestive OF welcome or other
wise and would undoubtedly attract
wide attention from tourists and 9TH
lers,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-15
INDIGESTION Causes
CAtarrh Of the
Stomach.

Stomach.
For many years I, has been supposed that
Catarh Of the Stomach caused indigestion
and dyspepsia. but the truth Is exactly The
opposite. Indigestion causes cataTEh. Re-.
pea,ed attacks Of Indigestion ,nilames the
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposesth the nerves Of the stomach. thus oaus-
ing the glands 10 secre,e mucin instead OF
the juices Of natural digestion. This d
called Caiarrh Of the Stomach.
kodol Dyspepsia Cure
relieves all Inflammation Of the mucous
membranes lining the stomach, protects the
osrves. and cures bad breath. soul risings.
q sense Of iullness after eating. indigestion,
dyspepsia and al stomach troubles.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
Make the Stomach Sweet.
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FraternaI Union Of America Nee
first and third Tuesday evenings q
each month 10 the Fraternal Brothe
hood hall. west of Fountain Square. /;
5 O'Clock N. P. Supd, F. NJ; w
g Koogler. Secretary.
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The F%raternaI Brotherhood. N
to2. Meets every Friday night al thei
hall in the Schmidt building. We,
OF Fountain square, a 8 o'clock. W
iting members are always welcom'
JAMES N. COOK,
Presidep'
G. W. GATCHELL, Secretary.