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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-29
MARRIED.
Grigsby-Eagles.


Married in this place on Satur-
day, November %, 1907. at the
residence of Rev. j. p. Durham,
who oficiated. Mr.. w. w. Grigs-
by and Miss Irene Eagles, both of
Winfield.
This young couple gave a sur
prise to their many warm friends.
The groom is widely known in
North Louisiana as an electrician
and was formerly in the employ
of the Cumberland T. & T. Co.
He is young mar of many ad
mirable traits of character among
which are his industry and energy,
qualities calculated to make q
success in life.
Miss Eagles is the daughter of
Postmaster E. Eagles, of charm
ing personality, and popular
among a large circle of friends.
The Sentinel congratulstes the
couple on their newly acquired
relations and wishes them the full
measure of life's best and richest
gifts.
Hoifpauir-Ham nett.
Married in Ringgoid, La, on
Sunday, evening, November "a,
1907, Mr.. Manoah A. Hoffpaulr
and Miss Irene Hammett. of Ring
gold. Justice of the Peace U. N.
Page performed the ceremony
that united the destines of the
happy couple. The bride is q
winsome and attractive young
lady Of the neighbor,ng town and
the groom . member Of one of
the prominent families Of. Winn-
field and one Of the proprietors Of
Couch Hotel.
The Sentinel extends hearty
congratulations to the youthful
pair and trusts that the flowers of
Joy may crown their union and
the fragrance Of true happiness
Iinger ever in their home circle.
Visit Of Rock Island 0mcials.
General Superintendent Whit
tington; Division superintendent
Connolly; N. w. Ogline. SUPER
intendent Of motive power, and
Mr.. A. E. Walker, of the Chicago
Office. with THEFT families. were
in Winn6eld last Friday and
spent an hour looking over their
property and went south at p.
n. to Alexandria to inspect their
lines toward Eunice. They de-
plore the necessity of having to
cut down their forces on account
OF the financial stringency, but
hope soon to be, able to resume
work on their improvements.
The trainmaster's Office will
remain here and - soon As
possible they will move their
dispatcher's Office here.
= - =
Smith Grisham Drug Co. has :
full line Of tablets, pens. pencils
end SCHOOL books. s37tf
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-29
REV. H0LLOWAYS
farewell SERMON
Some Touching Manifestations
on the Occasion Of His
Concluding Sermon.

LAST Sunudy heV.. n. a. hui
loway of the First Methodist
Church preached his farewell
sermon to his congregation and a
we'll filled church. He selected
- his text: "And now, brethren.
/ commend you to God. and to
the word of His grace, which is
able to build you up, and to give
you an inheritance among all
them which are sanctifed. p
Acts 20:32.
In this connection, after men,
tioning his two years residence
Ia Winfield, Rev. Holloway
referred to Paul's final address to
his people before his departure
for Jerusalem. He preached OF
Gods love to believers as well rs
the end of the impenitent. He
was characterized by fearlessness
and the discharge of duty. He
.iewas looking upon their faces
possibly for the last time. as
perhsps he (the miuister) was
gazing upon the faces of those
present.
He feeIingly expressed his sense
Of the many kindnesses shown
him and may have fallen behind
II the full discharge of his duty.
but If so, it was because of
physical disability. He momen-
tarily was overcome by his
feelings, which emotion was
reciprocated BY many in the
congregation, indicating the
strength of the relations of
eeteem and friendship betwee n
the pastor and his congregation.
Resuming his discourse. he
earnestly pleaded that all faith
fully and zealously discharge
their duties to their Creator, and
make earnest use of the talent
given each, particularly their
spiritual gifts. Teach their chill
drsn the precepts of the Bible:
Be true to Gods cause and to
~-the church. !, Be faithful unto
death. and fidelity brings its own
reward.
Rev. Holloway then admin
istsred the sacrament of the
hord's Supper to the members of
fhe church, thus accentusting the
eouching soIemnity of the occa-
ni0u.
The reverend minister, during
his pastorate in WINFIELD, has
oreatly endeared himself to the
people BY his earnest work and
frrsproachable life. as we'll as his
eeaial courtesy and pleasant
nDciability. The emotion dis
olaysd & the close Of his labors
hsrs sttests how deeply and
unrmly he has endeared himself
- the people of his church. He
enxries with him to bis new field
|af labor the abiding love. the
'onrnest prayers and the best
;utthss Of all for his success,
kooitA and happiness.
% = - =
Hinnaeld Opera House.
The cosy WINFIELD Opera
l.3ouse is becoming quite N
Somussment resort. Under its
rrossnt management . nightly.
Sffrsction u furnished the patrons
Mo desire to spend . pleasant
our. The program 10 always
lonn. Interesting and entertain
~ Is popular prices for admis-
-. B10nday night . fair au-
61noe attended the theatre and
-, interestingly aud pleasantly
1ooortaaaed By Gibeon Carl in
y kalmltshls impersonations.
II, ckanges to suit esob imper-
nnuflon we're stziking. and his
- 1exible to suit each
rx,cfrr ncrnu6d. Smreopt,ooo
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-29
Deserter Returned.

On Thanksgiving day (yester-
day. Roy III. Chatfield, arrested
as a deserter from Company e,
26th U. S. Infantry, was sent to
Little Rock. He was under the
escort of Deputy Sheriff j. j.
Payne.
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Marriage License.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued during the past
week, at the clerks Office,
w. T. Hemphill and Mrs.
Ethel Gates.
w. w. Grigsby and Miss Irene
Eagles.
r. L. Wilson and MISS
Pencillee Kelly.
M. A. Hoffpaulr and Miss
Irene Hammett.
j. Netherlin and Miss Cora
Boyett.
II. w. Meredith and Miss Ida
Curry.
Isaac Collier and Miss Mary
Tilton.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-29

Smith Grisham Drug Co. are
headquarters for school supplies.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-29

r. L. Jackson. clerk of regis
tration, recently returned from a
tour of the country wards. He
reports . large number of new
voters having registered, many of
whom will cast their first ballots.
r wards Eve and sx about eighty
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-29
Winn Parish Schools.

The latest school census of
louisiana shows the number of
educable children to be 496,801
an increase of $4,000 over the
number previously shown. The
first apportionment under the
recent enumeration of educable
children, was announced last
week, eleven cents being the per
capita. The amount of money to
be distributed this time is
4,648.11. The Winn parish
schools will receive $475.20.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-29

After raining the early part of
Thanksgiving night. a Norther
came up and this morning was
clear and bright. The air was
freezing in temperature and it was
the coolest of the season.
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Lost q Leg.

The first serious accident on
the fremont & Gulf Railroad
occurred Thursday, November 81.
A negro fireman employed by the
road attempted to board moving
train at Award, when he missed
his footing and fell under the
engine: One wheel passed over
his leg entirely severing it just
below the knee. He was taken
to Eros and given menlcal at
tention.
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Sent to Insane Asylum.

G. G. Barnes, who was inter-
dicted last September and
adjudged insane, was carried to
the insane asylum at jackson,
yesterday. He was in charge of
Deputy G. E. Shaw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-29
FLOYD M'FARLAND
DUE FROM PARIS
ELONGATED Bicycle Rider Expected
To Arrive Today or
Tomorrow.
FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED.
II Rain Does Not Prevent Cycle Fans
VIII see Races on saucer To-
morrow Evening.

Floyd Mcfarland, the speedy elongated
blryclo rider. known to every bike fan
I'm salt Lake, is due 10 reach This city
this afternoon OF tomorrow and In all
probability will participate In the eN-
cpllent program arranged for the opening
Of the season of 1907 al the Salt Palace
saucer. Mcfarland has been in Paris
but salt Lake looks good TO him and
some time ago he wrote to Manager Hal
yorseii that he Will be here Tor thls
season,
cNclc fans Will be made glad tomorrow
iight waen the opening meet takes place
rEat II will be a good one no one can
doubt fer the events scheduled are
me kind the saucer patrons IKE and the
nurses hung UP are just the Kind TO make
the riders hustle to win. The Officials
Who will have charge of the meet are all
,lTulliai with the game and 1t IL expected
that everything Will run smoothly. Alana-
ptr HalvuIsen. VINO is the local n. &. \.
representative, says that the rules OF tho
association VIII be strictly enforced and
that the. retcrec understands his duty
mis- season will see the worlds fast
est riders on the salt Palace saucer ERA
mor LAWSON Clark. mcfarland ana
many others VIII make Things lively for
ths pleasure of the race fans Some Of
the riders nave come all the way from
Australia Others from New York aud
lard comes from Paris.
Ine ipgtam for tuiuorroW night is as
iuipws
isrc.mile lap race, professional. with
i've prizes in order named $50, S25, SIS.
$40 s. and 81 to winner " each lap
une-mile handicap, professional; so, s2l.
Su. s. and g.
One-haif mic handicap, amateur: ST.,
s. 81 and 81
o6e-mic open, amateur: SIS, S2, IS, s.
and a.
INe-mio motor race professional
ilJ So and 81.
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
NATIONAL.

CINCINNATI o.. May 2s-paIing base
running coupled with the msplays Of
the locals, allowed Chicago 10 win an
easy victory oyer Cincinnati today Il
was only In the final lnuing that GIN
einnati was able to bunch their hits of
BrowD.
Score; R.lIE.
{GiRaiS Saso . ......:.:S !
Batteries Essick and schlci; Brown and
King Two-basc hlts-schioi Tinker
ri,nreG-hase Mta-DavIs; Struck out-.Ry
KS EsslGk, 3 10y Brown, :, Base on balls
Rigler
g. Louis May ,2s.-Pittsburg punched
, his IN n ne , second ana seventh mning
Louis by a score Of 10 10 I,
Score: n HE.
Pitts6aPs ......,,,...,,.,.ld e I
Ratteries--.Fromme and Marshan, Lcc
T From nns a'P stre Base on ,6 61lIcof
by Lever umpire-Emslio
Boston May %.-Brooslyn won the arst
Of two games played here Today. Z to /.
by hitting Llndnman freely The second
game was exciting Boston winning. 10 10
y The weather was raw and cold
score-Flrst game; n. ". y.
Brooklyn .,,.,.,.,,.,.,,..,,,,..... IL O
hhHNHH sfF'ffffFsfsfF sfs-FafsfsHsrHsst Z
Batteries Bastorus and Ritter: Linda.
man and Brown. Twu-base hlt-Caroy.
Three base hit-Rtter Home run--Beau,
mont, Base on balls-On Lindaman. q
on PastOrlus. l. Struck out--By Ilndl.
man q by Pastorus Umplre-John-
stone.
Second game; R,H r.
l3oDlon ff''Tss'fff sfssfs'f' sssssfffF ~ -
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 II 2
Batteries Pfeiffer. Flaherty and Need
ham, Scanlon. Mcintyre stlieklett ana
Butler, rwo-hase hits--Bates. 2; Howard
Alperman. Casey. Three.base hlls--Batos,
Base on balls-on Pfelfer 2; on Elaher-
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AMATEURS HAPPY.
Outlook for Decoration Day Road
Race Encourages Them.

Al this writing there Is every indication
that the annual Decoration day road race
gs planned The course Is reported
10 be in good condition and If there Is
no moro rain all will bc well. The
row morning and ride over the lS-milc
course. A special train will follow them
and return after the finish. There are
- youngsters entered for Tho big event
and "A long list OF prizes has been col
lected to reward them for their efforts
Manager Rippoto stated TO the News"
this morning that the handlcappers have
not vet concluded their work but the
scratch men are follows: Charles
Archibold OF Provo. g. W. Du Lang ot
Omaha. f. h. Smell. j V, Burnstrom aud
Clarence Mabey, winner Of time prize
three years ago,
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AUTOMOBILE TOUR.

New York, May @.-Ofdcial announce
American Automobile association tour and
contest for the Glilden and Hover tro-
phics has been made by F. W Hover
chairman of the a. a \. touring board
The tour VIII cover a total distance OF
! 5l9 miles. and take IS days elapsed
time. The actual running time will he
T. days, the others being spent for stop
overs. This makes an average OF ~
miles n day FOR the tour. although the
longest Days run Is IA miles and the
shortest ~. The start or the tour Will DO
made at Cleveland O.. on the morning Of
July 10. Tho schedule will include chi
cago, ILL.,, and number OF other cities
and the tour will end Ut New York July
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HEAGREN NAMES OFFICIALS.
Those Who VIII Oficiate at Ogden
Bicycle Track This Season.

Manager Harry HeaFren Of the Ogden
bike track has named mis- officials for the
coming season as follows.
Track Offcials-W y Fowler. clerk If
course and referee; W. D. Bratz, associ-
ate referee and chief Judge; +. W. Whip
pie, associate referee
Judges--C harlos A. Mccarthy. Frank
Gmlin c. r. McGreRor w, o Blakes-
lee Howard Groenwcll
Timers-T s. Browning. J c. Davis,
Ralph Archibald Hon. j. y. Murphy.
SCorers-Robert Proudnt, Irving EN-
nett. Elliott Kennedy.
AnnounCer-W. Fred Bossner.
Track Physlcan--S q. Eghan NJ. y.
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THIS WILL BE GOOD.
Arrangements Under May for Big
Track Meet OF Grade schools.

Before the grade schools close an ath-
letic event Will take place that should
draw thousands TO the field Of conba
grade school track meet to take place
some day next week and i is practically
settled that hundreds will enter, The
preliminary events Will take place on
FRIDAY The meet will undoubtedly be
the biggest ever pulled on in the state.
at least this Is the opinion of Chairman
troll.
This meet. Of course, will not include
weight events, but the sprtnts alone
ness. There Will he a 5o-yard dash. a
1OO-yard dash for boys and girls. a go
and 40 Tor boys. \ mile relay between
gram and considerable fun will be stirred
up in the potato race for the boys The
girls will compete in hoop race.
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HORSE RACES TOMORROW.
Match Race Between Jennie y, and
Kangaroo-Other Events.

The horse races ut Agricultural park
tomorrow afternoon will likely draw a
large crowd because there has been
nothing doing In this line for long time
and because the program is a good one,
for $500 a side, between Jennie a.. 2.lSl,
and kangaroo. 2;l7 Following this comes
the -for-all hest three out of tivc
heats. In this event viii be Don. Gin
ger, Cavalier and Crabapplc The 9:@0
pace and trot Is another event which will
prove interesting. The horses entered IN
this are Chester s. Cold Storage, onward
T.. Willpts and Happy Hooligan. There
will also be half mile running race.
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The { ain
FV 81
+ aY11lLy

You know them; they arc
numerous, and make thci.
presence felt everywhere. The
names OF the family are Head
ache, Toothachc, Earache,
Backachc, Stomach ache, Neu-
ralgia, etc. They are sentinels
that warn you of any derange-
ment of your system. When
the brain nerves become ex-
haustcd or irritated, Headache
makes you miserable; if the
stomach nerves are weak, in
digestion results, and you
double up with pain, and if the
more prominent nerves are af-
fected, Neuralgia simply makes
lie uncomfortable. The way to
stop pain is to soothe and
strengthen the nerves, DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills do this.
The whole Pain family yield to
their influence. Harmless if
taken as directed.
II lnd Dr. Miles Anti-paln pills an
excellent remedy for overcoming hend-
ache, neuralgia and distressing pains
or an fur.A. | have used them for the
past seven venrs IN this capacity with
the host ~ reFulta."
MRS JOE MERRILL, Peru, Ind,
Or. Mllcs' hntl.Pn Pills are sold by
your druggist, VINO .ylu euarantes that
the FIRST package VIII bonsht. II It
ialls. he VII return year money
~ doses, r. een;O. Never sold In bulk
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
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GRADE SCHOOL GAMES

schools league;
Following are the games played yester
The Websters defeated the Lowell team
yesterday by score Of - to 9. The win
nerrs' Greshener C.; Hedger. p. Cam
eron ! b., Hyde, b.; Sweeton. b.: Ford.
SIS; Geer, +. f. Crabbe, m f. Kidding
ton, l. 4.
The WashinGtous defeated the Training
school by n score of 10 5. The game
was played on the Eighteenth ward
square The winners; i. Ostlor c.; pap
worth, r.; Wood, b.; Bcattic, b.. Jen-
sscn. q s.: f. Ostlcr. 5 b.: Trewcck !. f.;
Everill, m. f. Snyder /. {
The Grants beat The IaCksons by n
score OF IS TO g. The winners Jensen e.;
Shaw, p; Hodges J b., Iionas b.; OIL
sen. h.; Angel, +. +, Cloes, m. E.; Gam
bic l. f.
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FAILED 10 SHOW UP.

a bali game was scheduled for yestcr-
day Afternoon Ia the High school league
between the l. h. $. L. team and tho
High school boys The Varsity nine
The High school team failed TO show mp,
decided 20 go home The J.. y. :. L.
team has tno league peunapt won and
there Is no chance whatever Of losing first
place This fact perhaps Is the cause OF
lack Of interest In the balance Of the
scheduled games.
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~. l.; OF Scanlon. 3: on Mcfntyro. 1, on
strisklett, l. Struck out-~By Pfelffer. N
1y FIaherty, J BY Mcintyre, l. umpirer-.
tombstone.
New York, May 2s.-.PhIladelphIa toolS
the nrst game OF the series from New
YORK today. 70 10 o There WAS a Iot
OF hitting on both sides and the visitors
won out ~ punching hits in the ninth
inning. philadelphia used two pitchers
GoTridon and Pittingcr while the locals
had to call upon the services OF three.
score h. H. T..
Philadelphia ............... 10 II
New York ................... n
Batteries-Corr Pittnger aud lack
ntsch; Ames Taylor McGinnlty ana Row
or1nan. Two-base hits Bransheid CONT
ney, Gleason, McGann. Thrcc.base HIS
oahlen, DeYln, Base on balls-On Ainps
I; on Taylor, /; on McGlnnlty. / IN
GoIriEan, 3. Struck out-By Anes, .. bv
Taylor j. by Plttingcr, / Umpires-CaT.
penter and O'Dhy.
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SENIORS VS.. JUNIORS.

The High school juniors and seniors
fought It out OF the diamond yesterday
afternoon with the result that the seniors
\ large crowd Of excited rootcrs
watched the annual event and made
things lively with their shouts.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Karsaass City-Kansas city. 3. Mil
waukee 3.
At St Paul-St Paul d, Minneapolis. 10
At Louisville-Louisville, 2, Toledo. l.
At Columbus-Columbuy {; indianapolis,
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PACIFIC COAST.

Portland May aS.-There was only ono
side to todaN's game between Portland
and Oakland and that was Oakland ;
side. The visitors showed disposition to
hit the bali whenever the spirit moved
them as soon as tn" game started. This
resulted In tho hurried retirement OF
Gum. who was replaced by Schimpf I'm the
sixth Wright pitched a first class game
and was well supported.
Score; II. II Il.
Oakland .............,........,... Il 3
Portland Observation-Disclosures. , :
Battcries--Wright and Bliss. Schimpf
Gum and Moore. mpiTe-Derrick.
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IU game ~ I'M and run NhIch lasted
about three hours and ended by a score
~ p To y. the university props defeated
he All HalIows college team Yesterday
atternoon. Both pitchers were pounded
an over the field aud many errors were
made on both stiles When the ninth
inning rolled around each team had 10
runs TO It's credit and II required another
inning TO decide the game. The edetailcG
score follows:
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AMERICAN.

Washington. May @s-The New Yurks
punched six Of their seven hits in ,he last
two innings OF todaN's game ard defeated
Washington, to /.
Score: II "A =
Washington q
view hpfK ...,.+..,.-.t .,.,.-,..,......2
Battsries--Greham ard Warner Doyle
and Kiclnow
Cleveland, May &-Cleveland defeated
81. Louis today TO >, batting Powell out
OF the box ThIclman Was hit hard ia the
first and sixth innings Flick's batting
and base running and Hemphill's field
Ing Were features,
Score: Il H. r..
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. re
81 LOUIS -..-'t,. .,.,-.-.,.-s-t..4 10
Battcries-Thic ana Ciarks: Powell
Morgan O'Connor and Spencer.
Philadelphia, May 2s.-phnadeInhia dc.
teatod Boston today IN wcl!-piaNod
levcn-nnlngs game The home team
Won ont by punching three singles in tho
last inning
Score: II. IL f.
bostpn ...','....,..,,t. ...t.t....t..l d
ihllaGeipHi1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
and Schrcck
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WESTERN.

Denver. colo. May 2S,-In pitchcrv'
battle Denver defeated Pueblo i'm their
first meeting NJ the season IN Denver
Score r. II. r.
Denver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-.....,.5 "a
Pueblo .........................
batteries. Wright and zamsky; Hatch
and Smith
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Bases on balls--on Quinn. 2; on Fer
guson T. OFF Houston Z Struck out-By
Three base hits-Houston, Murphy. Two.
base blts--NielsOn. Ferguson. Houston.
Garollo, Fftzmauricc. Prince, Houston.
pitched ball--Fttzmauricc. Passed balls
Tooney, Il Davis, j: Dean, g. Wild pitch
Houston .. Left on bases-All Hallows.
10; Al Hallows. q Umpire-Larsen Time
Of game. hours.
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NORTHWESTERN.

Tacoma May 2s.-Tacoma lost today's
game with Seattle by errors IN the hrst
inning.
Score RH.E
acoina .,'.,,.,....,..,....,....l >
seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
Batteries--Cla1in and Shea Allen and
ArboEaSt.
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Aberdeen. Wash MAY q Nelson was
easy for Aberdeen today locals punching
their bite almost at VIII Hgginb0tham
walked Bemker and hit Waters in the
Fitzgeralds work around third,
Score: r II. Z.
Aberdeen Observation-Disclosures. IA y
Vancouver Observation-Disclosures. g S ,
Batteries Higginbotham and Boettin-
ger. Nelson and Renoikcr.
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Butte, Mont May 9S.--Butte won the
opening game OF the season today by
shutting out Spokane by a score Of 10 q.
The visitors played very lose neldng
game and this together with wildness ON
by the home team. eau sAd their downfall.
Garvin pitched a very strong game.
Score: n, II. l..
Butte .......,.....,..........i 2 1
Spokane Observation-Disclosures. 8 !
Raueries-Garyin and Myers Osborn
and Altman.
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TEN INNINGS; 22 10 d
Three Hours OF Play and University
Props Won.

HOW THEY STAND.
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King Two-base hits-Schloi Tinker
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