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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

Quick climatic changes try strong coust.
tutions and cause among other evils. nasal
catarrh. troublesome and offensive die.
gase 7nee<ing and snuhing coughing and
lou. discharge into the thrOat-sflsre ended
~ ~ r. Cream Balm. This honest reuedy
contains no cocaine mercury. nor other
harmiuI ingredients The worst cases Weld
20 treatment DO short time Az Druggists.
New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

The nock OF sbeep should DO rotated
from pasture to pasture. just as should
corn. clover. oats or other crop TO new
land, II best results are 10 be secured.
Change seems 10 BIO the law OF some
forms OF animal as well as vegetable
life
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30
THE DIGNITY OF COMMON Toll

Real worth in living consists not so
much In doing some great work or per.
Forming some great service. but doing
Inc little things and common duties in
noble and faithful way. The house.
Vile who performs her routine duties
faithfully and cheerfully, the woman
who washes clothes the best she knows
now and the man who digs bitches or
saws wood, together with the multitude
OK workers in shop or factory, perform
Just as valuable n service for their fell
lows as others who may make the laws
or administer them, teach school or
preach the gospel. 4 doctrine that
needs extensive preaching today IS that
which upbolds the dignity and sacred.
ness OF The common toll Of life Of what
ever character. Only on such a basis
IS life enduruble and can 81 be consld.
cred worth the living, for It IS the com.
mon work OF life that most of us are
destined 70 perform.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30
How TO Economic In Ice.

Fifty pounds of ice every other day
VIII last better and keep the icebox
colder than twenty-five pounds day.
Besides, you save the lceman three
calls a week and yourself his wet foot
prints; also you buy the Ice tongs
only one-half rs often
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

Piles are easily and quickly checked with
Dr.. Shoop's Magic Ointment. To prove IL
! will mail small trial box as a convincing
test. Simply address DR.. Shoop, Racine
WIS. surely would not send IL free unless
l was certain that DIR. Shops Magic Oint-
mel would stand the test Remember il
Is made expressly and alone for swollen
painful. bleeding or itching piles, either
external or internal. Large Jar soc. Sold
by Strickler's drug store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

Honesty. integrity and sobriety are
the qualities that are sought after by
employers these days. more stress be-
Ing laid upon them than upon prospec-
tive employees mental or physical
qualities or equipment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

Time was when most any kind OF
milking and handling OF the milk In the
stable were put up with provided the
cream was handled properly In the
dairy. It's different now, there being a
full realization OF the fact that dirt or
odors which get into the milk In the
stable cannot be eradicated I'm tho
churning or process of ALTERNATING.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

There Is a vital connection between
pure fresh air in the dairy barn and
milk 6ow in that fresh air means a
good state OF health. n vigorous appe-
lite. together with larger powers OF d.
gestion and assimilation. which result
directly I'm an increased flow or milk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30
How to Max. Eyebrows Grow.

Pure alcohol rubbed into the eye
brows with the finger tips is an exc
cellent tonic. A French tonic for slim
ulating the eyebrows which has ex-
cellent effects is made OF ten grains
OF red yaselIne and ten centlgrams OF
boric acid.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

Mr.. Bryan has very cGectually
spoiled Mr.. Taffs "after election"
publicity. The only thing left for
Taft TO DO is to order the pubIica-
ton Of all contributions Immediate
ly upon receipt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

The use OF paint Is entirely justinsbie
not only from the standpoint of the
looks OF the buildings. but because OF
the protection which Is thus afforded
the wood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

IN one does not have hens to con-
sumo tho lawn cuttings the family cow
Will appreciate a bushel or two most
every night. even II she has had good
feed during the day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30
How to Frsahsn a Vail.

n the stiffness is out Of your veil
and u Is still good wrap II around n
pastebonrd roll. stretching full width,
and stem. Let It dry on the roll. ano
II VIII be good as new.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

1t is during the rainy weeks OF the
spring and fall that the placing OF
cave spouts on the feed yard side Of
the barn Will tend TO keep the yard
from miring down and becoming an all
around nuisance. Such an equipment
Will also mean more comfort for man
and beast and n more economical han
ding OF the barnyard manure because
Of less soaking and teaching
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30
How TO Clean plaster of p.ris

The plaster OF paris figures which
have become dlngy may be brushed
with a soft brush and then washed
With warm soupsuds without injury.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

One would think that the Repub-
iican party could have selected some
one as their candidate on ibe ma
tional ticket who was not known as
'Shortweight lin" Yet Mr. sher-
man earned that sobriquet by de
tending short weight in his jam pots
in 2 speech in the last congress.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

II the trees bordering your place and
overhanging the sidewalks have low
hanging limbs which brush the hats or
parasols of passersby. 1t is time you
got busy with saw and trimmed
them up. Thrifty trees grow very fast
and will send out these low branches
before one realizes It. In the same way
the trees about the house Will thicken
UP soon after a previous years prun-
Ing so rs to practically envelop the
house IN shade.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

Reports from one province OF Japan
are to the effect that there is at pres
emit growing before temple OF Buddha
In one Of its cities n pine tree which
Is said to be 1900 years old. The tree
was planted In front Of the pagoda by
a jealous devotee rs sort OF perpetual
free Will Offering. In all the succeed
ing centuries the confer has been
carefully tended.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

The best way to fight the knot or
crab grass which sometimes gets
foothold In the lawn In the summer
months is to water the lawn frequently
II rainfall Is insufficient, thus keeping
the lawn grass In q thrifty condition,
and cut quite often. Being a hot
weather. deep rooted grass. the crab
grass hourishes under conditions In
which the blue grass will remain at u
standstill.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

II mildew gathers on the books on
tho library shelves or on the clothing
In the closets. It is a pretty sure sign
that the foundation of the house is
low and improperly ventilated or that
there Is too much shade about the
house. In either case the trouble
should be righted. as the good health
OF the members OF the family is of
vital consideration.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy'S Cream Balm
10 quickly absorbed.

HNH 49,
Gives Relief Al Once.
II cleanscs. sOothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem-
brans resulting from
Catarfh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re
stores the Senses Of
Taste and Smell. Fn
gists OF by mail In
Fly Brothers, &c Wal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

A family Of blackbirds which have
nested in the writer's yard this season,
the location Of the nest not being dis.
covered until after the young were
nearly ready to fly, have broken up
robins and mourning doves nest
and would have treated a catbird's
nest similarly had not timely assist
ance been rendered. The biackbIrd
and bluejay are pirates and should be
treated as such.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

There are quite a lot OF pretty
good girls from many points Of view
who seem to overlook the fact that
when young fellow looks around for
wife he directs his attention to the
one who has sunshine In her heart and
deftness of hand rather than artificial
bushes or powder on her cheeks. There
Is no deception which is so crude and
raw and I'll concealed as this. A fool,
running, can spot It at glance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

In spite OF the fact that the necessity
OF using commercial fertilizers in the
state OF Illinois was not considered
within the range OF possibility twenty
years ago, S1,oOo.oO0 was nevertheless
expended In the purchase OF these arti-
cles last year. This move has been
made necessary by a careless handling
Of the soil In which more was taken
from It in the shape OF crops than was
replaced I'm the form OF fertilizers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

Next years raspberry patch will be
In a great deal better shape and pro.
duce much more fruit If the tips of
this years new shoots are shipped or
when they have reached the desired
height. from three to four feet This
treatment not only makes them less
spindly, but greatly increases the fruit
bearing shoots for next year. II al
lowed to grow In their own way some
OF the black varieties, especially the
Older, will attain a length Of ten to
twelve feet
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

A friend who sowed rye last fall on
plot OF ground-several acres-from
which he took a crop OF potatoes the
latter part of September tells us that,
while he pastured this piece well into
The winter and turned his cows on II
early last spring and did not take them
or until the LIST OF May, the stand OF
the cereal is so heavy and the heads
filling so well that he anticipates a
yield OF close to thirty bushels per
acre. In addition to furnishing a good
bite for his stock when green food was
scarce, the putting Of the rye on the
piece Of ground has resulted in keep.
Ing II very free from weeds. After the
rye is cut he will be able to grow q
crop OF buckwheat, millet or turnlps.
We believe that rye might be used a
great deal more than It is in the above
manner and the weed nuisance abated
considerably as a result.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

The habits Of thought and work that
boy acquires at from ten to fourteen
years are quite likely to be largely de-
termining and molding factors In all
his after life. On this occasion Il is
well for the parents to give wise direc-
ton In these formative years and for
the boy to take himself In hand with a
view to developing his powers and tai
ents In the best possible ways. The
boy that runs loose and wild during
these years without restraint Of any
kind cannot be expected to develop
into n good man any more than colt
similarly handled can be expected to
make tractable and valuable horse.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-30

Presion's popular psper-rHr
ANGUS.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fl-e tur-or-s. Des-e. Us -T--z
le-i. 70 J. w0u- Mer-5s- ~ .P1ve-z' % T.
zsc11ds Nay Lz-z -E -Ns-l. -s % s. rl-z
Tine. III l-5 F-1Ee- Beauty. Gace Gc--s a.
rl1-la. Istr-1uz. Slle155za- Azile Si=te- Jz--1z.
So-tleru Br1e ard Szir70zzI s-zl -zn-
SECOND RACE-S-eru-e-lass. s1c-- cr--ss
Ec-1my "a "A. 1f-Afes.- G o. g. z7l. 1I1--
zauo- 2. .A-rLihsi1 -1 D. sec1-L- Arl-z----.
-s7 sr51eI % ~ 5 tl--5. Tine. s-z s-5 T---
Hzrr and N7rGHGe als1 uz-
THIRD RACES f--.1-zs. G-g-es--- --
.Easlzr- ! % j. v--- Camille =. l5 .S--=e- =
% d ss-El. hu- Folly. lll lL--aE en-
third E1Ee. lib -z E-rl-E---. Alta 2f-u7-z-l
I-s-- C--u-z. Bz--s-s, AEl-s Maid. W1--5r--
Ec----. E-L. Bavz-57 and -tu--- T. also M
FpTRTH EACE-~iE fG-5Tle= Anne L-Gee
-5 .Fpv--s. % rrl- G-s5~s Lr-i=s -E
tE1czens. 10 g. s--7z5- All1a ITS B--11r
20 4. third Tr1e. --- So Ton Red Hz-p-c-
Bea--y- HlrE and Mabel He--- also -la-
FIFTH RAGE-HIll- ard SERENITY gs-ls Lady
Ross. % 3 ze-1u1. s=-rle -H .E---l-. e
70 D. third Tine. --z IS Keep E57-S az5
Nu-LC-El-se- also ~
SIXTH RACES fG-,r-zs. Hz-1-d Ban --
P7Esrss & % 3. ~rr- A--a S-5-z- -T .Dz-s-z--
% l. ssc1ud- Bz1zuls. IA lr1-e-115 . % T.
-hi-i Tine. --l& U-i---zl Qzeel. 1fa-k Bats
Is-rT. 5-01T Hi Nlr51e. GCvE-ga- G--c
nzle, P-7-as1-ls-. >Iu- Yea. Gc1 B-- a15
L1t-le Usage also rz-
SEVENTH RACE-9IZe ard q t--l--z Ra---
Esher. 1B 'GuI=-t. - 20 T. r51- L-h15z- -1s
Pl-ssus. : - . sccs-[- Na- g. -- .Gzs-z- (
% = --l-i. Tine. -== IS CEz---s. B--er-zEz
lizsS1a. NaslsElH- Har- E---a1- KS u -Ez
valley zud TaSz-e also -Z
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

Baltimore. aug. z5.-The United Hunts
Club meeting at Pimlico started Of this
evening under rather u1favorable circunl-
stances. a cold drizzls falling all the day
making the situation unpleasant for The
society folk VINO are usually the back5ona
Of meetings OF this character
The SUMMARIZE
FIRST RACE Five f--louzs. Cuurizs 10 rDs-a-
1gl. even wqn- HiSl Hat 10 0UsE=rI. % s.
seooudi HaVk~i-z. 10 r. P5reuI % J. th-75
Time. ls5. Demeuious. Lis,1l. Ha1n1ld Lass
and Drasz-e also raa.
ga1er. 81 tDsTiGsonI. 8. 7ro-s EyaEric- ~
feL
THIRD RACE-oHe nile. Faayt Bid. IE
Walker 20 =. ucz. Rio Gran5e. II -yV-sAtI
20 T. second. E.r5ri5zs -6 Colin. 20 L. t1i-5
Tine. l-ai+- L q. Woois King q BasEzz.
Ai--7esan. BeHaI't. Casto-. LADY GAY sIarksr. aud
Nanaal Ci1cc sl-' raL
FOURTH R4CE-Ors nils and q sixteenth
He-eu b. le 'Walse-'. 20 ]. Won Belle q Jss-
sa1ile. 10 .Deiai-i- 70 90 second. Peer EriEhr
IL fAicozhz.. 70 p. -5i7f. Tine. Iss SLY B.
van, sly Model. Garment Little Boot Clv1cli-
and Green Lig-t also ran.
FIFlH RA'E-Tro miles s-e-r-echass Gsr-s--
1ar. - .DaTll-1l.. % s. v1u- Re B1- Il
.f1rnbu-ze. TO Z. ss-715- Rszra. Is .1zyez
70 l. third Tins. 80 B155ie Ksz1 and
tl7F7--rzf- al-1 r7-
SIXTH RACE-Tv5 mi-1z on tie zz- Hsls-
dame. 80 .N-l-Izs.. -1.- r--. S11r----. l5z
spencer % g. s1ce-i- l-s-e-r- - .N1-z---=.
% r-1rf Tine. fsG Ca1-- Tacz L-1------l-
CLi=f. and Tie Hen zTs7 -z-.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
BALTIMORE ATHLETES ENTER
Cross Country Cub VIII he Repre-
sented at Washington Grove.

sTfc7a4 % Alc hd5lIistJl EfIl4l
Baltimore. Aug 2S--Balrmore viii be
represented by several athletes IN the
meet 10 be held on September : at wash
ington Grove. Nd Elphinstone. OF the
Cross County Club, viii enter IN the half
and 0ne-miIe runs and AIcDonaugh. Of
the same club VIII enter n the half and
one-nfle runs. the 100-yard dash, and the
running broad jump These two have
already been in training for the past two
OF three weeks. conditioning themselves
for The meet in Newark last Saturday.
but which was postponed by rain
So they VIII Just have 70 keep I'd their
present form
The same ciub vii enter q Junior re
Iay team. which viii be composed OF
Cannon. Wiley. Senft. and Pippen- 7. P.
8IcDonsugh viii also enter in the quar-
ter-mils run. and II c. Jewett viii com
pete in The One-milo race Frantz will be
in the 21o-ysrd dash and Davis has en-
tered the shOt-put-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
orth 70 - at Lynchburs.

Speoal 10 The WashinEJan Herald
Lynchburg. Va, Aug Smiling A
Orth. who secured his release from the
New York Americans on Tuesday. to-day
purchased an interest in the local VIZ
ginia League team and signed as a
pitcher He viii work tomorrow in the
box upon the return Of the team from
a weeks absence. While it was not given
out by the owners OF the team. il IS eX-
pected Orth viii succeed Catcher West
lake. the Newark. y. J. player. as man
2ger- Orth has been trying 20 obtain
his release since spring. and would have
purchased the entire team earlier had he
been able 70 get away He resides here
with his wife and two children
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
BOTHNER TO TEACH GIANT.
Zbysco Wants 20 Learn Catch-as-
catch-caa Style form American.

Boston, Mass. Aug. 26-Ge0rge Both
ner. the lightweight champion wrestler.
has received an offer from Charles Coch-
ran, the English theatrical manager who
first brought George Hackenschusdt 70
this country, 10 appear in England and
throughout the United Kingdom. meeting
all couers in the music halls. Cochran
IS now managing Zbysco. the mighty mat
arts who defeated PsddouborE. the Rus
sian Giant and whom d great many be
lieve is really responsible for --FTack's-
illness and retirement. as Zbysco had
pe-sistently challenged the Russian Lion
before the latter met defeat at the hands
Of Frank Gotch.
Cochran IS anxious 70 have Bothrer
instruct ZbySco at carch-aS-catch-can
style OF wrestling. as he IS anxious to
match the latter with Frank Gotch on
g winner-take-alI basis
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Bonceverte, 6, stanton, 2.

. III He-LIL
R0noeverte. " Va. Aug 2s-Ronce-
verte won the final game OF the series
here to-day BY TO . The game was
well played throughout. bots-teams field
ing well Canapa made a home run
Batteries Renceverte. Canapa and
Corners: Staunton, FRnin and Lofts.
Ronceverte made nine hits and two er-
rors, Stanton three hits and two errors.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

Sps-izl % Tie wssti1s-7a Hr-sI5.
Winchester. Va. Aug 2s.-The Winches-
ter baseball team to-day closed an agree
ueut 20 play a series OF SIX games with
The Richmond. Va. league team. IN that
city a. the close OF The league season
Manager Baker has decided 20 sue the
r. & O. Railroad Athletic Association
for canceling tC-dsys game TIE Win
chester team leaves tomorrow 30 play
at WaIbrook Philadelphia, and Atlantic
City.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Reftz's Clever Pitching Wins from
Hanover Team.

SDe-1I % TIE WsstiuCrun Herald-
Frederick. Nd-. Aus es-Fre5e-ick
broke its losing streak by defeating Han
over here to-day in a tveIve-Iuni-E game
by % 8 Peirz- for the local team.
pitched a remarkable game. allowing only
eight hits and striking out ten ue7.
Left Fielder Brent made three hits. the
last OF which was a three bsgEer IN the
twelfth inning. which scored the winning
run Catcher Peaste-. Of the Hanover
team VIII accompany the local team 20
Baltimore tomorrow. where they viii
play the Maryland Athletic Club team
az Or.aIe Park Score:
p Z 2
Ha--re-------. 0 . o o o a-3 5
Fre6r-ics----- o 0 > 0 10 o O a u 8
Bst-sies-HzroTer. LouE ard Peas-r-. F1e5s-l1z
Ee--z and C-lsEE- Curlre-lIr H1E1a-s-sr.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At JcLustov--Fl-zr game Lancaster = Johrs-
town. ; Second game: Iaucaster- J. Johuztcvn .
Al Ai-oona-fi-zt game Altoona = Reading g.
Second game Aicona- +. Reading. 6
Al E1r-istT-r-- -Harrisbr1rr. Trenton 2
Al WuiiazsTort-7y -7yiliansrort. IL wimi-gro-. L
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. Rochss--r-Firs- game Nera-r. l. Rochestr-. 3
Sec1-f game Newark s. Rochester
A. BuF1io-Ealti-n1re l. Buffalo
A. To-c-ro-F First Esn-s: Providence. ) Toronto
Second game Providence : Toronto. q
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
The Score.

Left on bsses-Nrv York IL Pltts5urE s First
base on hz1s-OT Taylor. 7. Of Young. 1 Struck
out-By Tsr-or- Q. by McGinnity. J.. by Yoruz .
Sacfi-ce hits-SeTnour Tavlor- stolen base-Abts
+scrEfo pa-.6-s play rennsy % DOYLE Wild
/ rsfcies-TzTra- =. gIctsinni-y l. Hit bv pitcher
81 Yo-1nz q Urnpires-Niess7S Rizier and O'Day
5 Tine of zame-7 hCurs. Attendauce-450
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
AsIEREcAN ASSOCIATION.

A. apcri=-,'o-urt- @ In.lia-apoIiz
Al 0Ilvaukse- Milwaukee .. KazSas CRY. .ls IL
uirr=I-
~ s. Minneapolis. G, s. Paul. 4
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
sOUTHERx LEAGUE

A. Little Rcck-Fir-t game: Nashville g. Ii-tle
Rock. O. secoud game NashTiils 5; Little R1ck q
AT Mohile-3iobls s; Bi-ninzhs-u- .
At New Orleans-Fl-st zane New Orleans. S, At
lszta. , se-o1d game New Orleans. 0 Atlanta. .
e innings ds-knes
At tNsn7Ais-3Io1tsou=y, l. MszFzis. Is r.
1nSl.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
NEN HoRk sTATE LEAerE.

AZ Sc-z1rJn-S--z1tcn " UtiCa. rain
At AIhluy-Syr2cIse. p. Albany. l.
Al -BirEhaufon. 2; Tr1y. l.
A. ElzrI-a-FIrs- s8ue- Wikestar-e C. Elufrz =
Second Esns- WIkesba--e. ?: El1rira. l.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

Tvo-Aase hits-kliug. Erers- Lumlev. Three-base
hit-Tinker Left On hases-ChicsEo. >: Brookiyn g.
Fs-st base on hslls-o1 overall. 3. a pastorius 8
struck o-t-By ove7li- g. b. Pastorius + Wild
ritcs-pastorius- Unui-es-lfessrs Enlslie and Rud-
ds-hsm- Tine Of szme-l hour and % minutes. At
ten5ance-5s59.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
FIFTH STRAIGHT FOR CUBS.
worlds Champions once More Beat
Brooklyn

Chicago. Aug- 25--Brooklyn was stung
for i've straight to-day although the
team hit savagely and greatly outbatted
Chicago Overall was hammered me-ci-
lessIy. but all the luck broke with the
Cuhs. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
LYNCHBURG BUNCHES HITS.
Gets Early Lead and Wins from
DanviIIe Outfit.

s7--i1I ta TIE TTas1ir-rcu Herald.
Dauvine. Va. Aug o6.-Lynchburg. BY
hitting Kline hard at critical stages, won
the ONLY game OF the series which was
played here. rain preventing the other
contests scheduled The game to-day was
played on a diamond almost covered with
water. and number Of hits would not
have counted as such on q better field.
The feature was a wonderful catch 0f a
line drive from Byrd's bat by Fisher in
the 6ftE inning. when Lyuchburg had
three on bases and with but one out. he
completed a double uuasslsted- Da1viIle's
Two runs were made by a home run by
RlEEs. who knocked the hall over center
field fence Score
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STORM MARS RACING
Small Crowd at Opening Of
United Hunts Meeting.
FEW SOCIETY FOLKS THERE

Fauquier. Odds-On FavOrite, Il Re
turned Winner in steepIechase at
ond Piace-Gartermaa Captures the
second SteepIechase from Rye Boy
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wEsTERN LEAGUE.

A. si0ux City-Des 8Ioinss. o. Sioux City, =
A. DouTE-Pus5lo. Z; Denver. ;
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
GET YOUNG PITCHER
Nationals Land a PhenOm
from Carolina League.
DIMPFEL OF KINsToN CLUB

YounEster Pitched Two NO-hit Games
in Unfon League, and Did such
Good work for TarheeIs that Jesse
TannehIn Saw Him in Action and
Recommended Him &c CantiIIOn-
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FREDERICK IN TWELFTH.

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Winchester TO Play Richmond.

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