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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-03

"a WISE OLD PLUMBER
gonce told me that the dark corner
! plumbing gave him an income. Many
!, q doctor could probable say the same
I thing. So let US offer you a bit of dis
!. interested advice. Have US rip out all
49, 4sssease breeding places and have
L US
PUT IN OPEN PLUMBING,
Once it is in you'll be better in
health and better in pocket. you'll
have less need for both doctor and
plumber hereafter. That proves our
advice is really Interested, doesn't
! it
BUCHANAN. 5ouoHToN co.
20 North Center ST.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-03

Put in TO the test. Let syour teapot
prove to you that for purity favor,
quality and reliability ssaladar lis s's,-
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Dr A. c. Leslie. lecturer of Bridge water Grange, will attend the lee turer's session at the State Grange in Hartford, Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs Norman Platt of New Haven spent a night in town, after at tending the funeral of Mrs Martha Frost.
 The Ladies' Whist club was enter tained by Mrs Burton E. Garfield, Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday evening they will entertain the gentlemen at Mrs c. N. Hatch's.
 Mrs Burr Castle, who has been vis- iting her parents, MT and Mrs c. w. Bostwick, has returned to her home in Roxbury.
 Mrs Frederic Coffman is critically i'll at her home in Treat district.
 MT and Mrs H. w. Treat attended the State Grange meeting in Hartford, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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ROABURI.
PERSONAL CHAT.

At the meeting, next Sunday after. noon. at the hall at the Station, Rev MT Ellis of Danbury will have charge of the service and preach sermon. Services are held at the hall every Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock and all are cordially invited.
 Miles o. Camp is critically ill at his home above Judd's Bridge.
 The Bee representative was very pleasantly entertained at dinner, last Tuesday, at the home of Mir and Mrs D. L. Gilbert.
 Mrs William Allen returned. Monday, from few days visit with friends at Holyoke, Mass.
 Miss Minnie Naas attended the fire mans ball at New Milford, last We'd nesday evening, and reports very en- joyable time.
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Warren.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST. !

LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
 Miss Frances Meigher and Miss Mil. dred Perkins are to enter the North. field seminary for the winter and spring terms.
 Herbert Tanner has new engine and is out saving wood.
 F. P. Johnson has sold one of his farms in the northeast part of town tc New York parties.
 Miss Anna Boardman has gone South for the winter.
 Gerard Smith, son-in-law of Mrs Mercy, died in Waterbury, December 28, leaving a wife and four small chil- dren.
 Edward White and family are at William Whites for the winter.
 John Andregg has been in Torring- ton for week. He is now getting his mill in shape for the spring work.
 The Cemetery association have had the new cemetery surveyed and a part of 1t laid out in lots which are now for sale if any one wishes to buy.
 Beeman & Strong have gang of It. alians on City hill, cutting ties.
 Linonine is a sure cure for all forms of coughs and colds. Restores strength, creates new and rich blood. At all drug stores.
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J. E. McCready and family are back from New Brunswick.
 c. B. Baldwin of Plymouth visited relatives in town, last week.
 Lucius Smith of New York City c alled on Mrs Eliza Leslie at the home of Mrs George R. Smith one day last week. .
 J. R. Perkins, Principal of the Dan- bury Normal school, who recently was appointed State Superintendent of Schools, for this town, commenced his duties here, last week, by visiting a number of the schools.
 Grip is the enemy which is at pres ent being fought by number of the villagers. Mrs Joseph Robinson, Mrs Edward Smith. Mrs J. E. McCready and the families of Huston and Robert Cochrane being the present victims.
 Willis Judson, who teams for Carpen- ter & Richmond, now makes his head quartres at Cornwall Bridge instead of at this place.
 Senator Smith was in New Milford, Tuesday. attending Directors meet ing.
 The section men were called out, Sunday, to repair the track, rail having been broken near the Station.
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NEWS FROM ST JOHNS.

At the meeting held with Mrs Platt on January Il, Parish Aid society was organized with Mrs Jennie Paltt as president, Miss Church vice presi- dent and Mrs Van Ingen as secretary and treasurer. Its object is to meet expenses or the care of the rectory by means of a sale to be held some time during the corning summer. This so- ciety in no way conflicts with the two other church organizations whose ob- ject is the cause of missions.
 A handsome array of useful goods are now on sale at the store of Cogs- well 6 Wettereau. Trade at home and save money.
 Cogswell & Wettereau, the Washing ton Depot merchants, offer tremendous values in gloves and mittens. A big stock just inside the main door en- trance. Look them over and get fitted'
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
South Britain.
NEWS AS OUR CORRESPONDENT
 FINDS IT.

NEWS AS OUR CORRESPONDENT FINDS IT. The infant son of MT and Mrs George Manville, which was born January 7, died Friday, January 10. The many friends of Miss Mabel Fuller are glad to see her out agair after her long illness.
 Colds and sore throats are the fash ion in this section.
 Dr Liebert is so rushed that he has taken another horse. Mrs Baldwin is soon to close her house and spend the winter in New Haven.
 Don't forget the dance in the new factory building tonight Friday) for the benefit of the library.
 Mrs Liebert spent Saturday in Water- bury with her mother, who is ill.
 Prayer week was observed in both churches, last week. 3.fS
 Rev Mir Taylor and Mir Richardson exchanged pulpits, last Sunday. Ow- ing to the severe rain storm but few were out.
 Mrs Hoyt lies in critical condition at the home of her daughter, Mrs Downes, in New Haven. Mrs Hoyt lived in this place few years ago and has many friends here who are sad to hear of her affliction.
 Linonine prevents pneumonia.
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Bridgewater.

ANNUAL OKANUE DHVOU.
 The annual dance given by the Brideewater Grange No. 153., P. of
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f q fl dancing class in the Town hall, Tues. day evening. Alfred Mercy had the misfortune te lose one of his team horses with collie.
 Harold Haxtun was home from New York over Sunday.
 Harold Stone has recently purchased valuable fox hound from parties in New Hampshire.
 The heavy rain fall, Sunday, raised the river and carried out the ice.
 A considerable quantity of the tobac- co in thls vicinity has been sold and de- livered.
 The Eaton Brothers of North Kent have been saving up woodpiles in the village with their gasoline engine for power.
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Washington.
FREE NIGHT SCHOOL.

A free night school was opened on Monday evening of this week in the High school building. MT Moore is in charge of the school which will be open on Monday and Friday nights at 7.30. MT Moore vii be assisted each session by two members ot the Judea Chapter. D. A. R., which society or ganized the school and expect to main- tain it.-[M L. T.
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The NeWtoWn Bee.
 Newtown, Friday, January r, 1908
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
West Cornwall.
MASONIC INSTALLATION.


 There was public installation of off cers of Blazing Star lodge, No. "A, F.. & A. M., at Masonic hall, last Friday evening. Grand Master Andrew M. Hallock of Bethel was present and the following officers were installed: Ran som F. Smith, w. M.; John Winchell, s. w. !; George K. Smith, J. w.; Will liam A. Preston, s. D.; William H. Shepard, J. b.; Myron A. Hallock, sec retary Theo Sturges. treasurer {; George w. Shepard. S.S.; Harry Cham berlain. J. S.; George Crosby, Mar hal; J. W. Yutzler Tyler.
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Kent.

LOCAL AFFAIRS OF NOTE. Judge J. F. Gibbs spent a couple of days in Bridgeport. the first part of the week.
 About 40 young people attended the
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None better

On the market than 1775 brand of Coffee, only 35c per pound. Our Day Light Brand of Coffee is a dandy; only 25c per lb., and nice spoon with everyi pound. Our Oolong and Japanese Teas are hard to beat. If you have any trouble in this line try sample from our store. We can please you. A few nice warm out door and stable blan- kets for the horses. Boots, Shoes and Rub bers, we can fit you. Groceries andl General Merchandi.e.
 Allen Joyce,
 Roxbury Station, Conn
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H., will be held in the Town hall, Jan uary "A.
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Bethlehem.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 NOTES.
 At the annual church meeting of the Congregationalists, Gilbert Allen was elected deacon and Saumel P. Hayes was reelected deacon, both for a term of three years.
 There were but six people who went to worship at the Congregational church on Sunday.
 Rev MT Cunningham of Watertown officiated lat the Episcopal church on Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs N. L. Bloss visited Washington friends on Saturday.
 Mrs Stephen Hayes has received sthe announcement of the marriage of her grandniece, Edna R. Stahl, of Belle vue. Ohio, to Edward Marvin.
 Miss Anna M. Daniels writes glow ing accounts of California life.
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IT IS A
 SURE SIGN

when you cough that you need Linonine, the cure that never fails.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

No dangerous 'atfer-effects from la grippe twhen Linonine is taken. At all drugstores, 25c, Soc, $l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-21
70 Those lssuIna Invitations.

The following list has been pre-
pared Cor use of those sending out IN
Ytations for house members should
address and send bundle 70 house
postmaster, who viii gladly distribute
them; the same with the senate. Fol
lowing Is the list OF house members
and house employees who have their
families here. The list also includes
unmarried men and women:
State officers and employees. with
families residing here; also married
and unmarried employees.
James Menefee, lone; Mrs. NJ. r.
Menefee. lone; A, ~ Benedict, 206 n.
Broad; j M sandlin, 5l2 y Perkins;
Reuel Haskell 22i ~ First; A. ID
Humbarger. $40 r. Harrison; Chas
E- Coles. Royal; Porter Spaulding
c. w. King, 81 n. Broad; Leo Meyer
40 %. Villas; Allretta Jennings, llze
w Noble; Grace GrifIlth, COG q. Cleve.
land; L. d. Marr. Royal; J.. o. Cas-
sidy, lone; Frank Lucas; Chas. Cum
nlngham. Cal Orner and Miss Ethel
3. J Waugh. i03 s. Ash: Miss E4a
Seaman, 5l7 e. Springer; J, +, Con
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Equalization Board Meets Tomorrow.

Equalization Board Meets Tomorrow
The state board Of equalization. com
posed OF Governor Haskell, Secretary
Of state, VIM Cross, Auditor NJ. Il.
rrapp, j. r. ConnOrs. president OF the
board OF agriculture. State Inspector
and Examiner Chas a. Taylor. and
Attorney General West will meet TO.
morrow morning IN the auditors off
ce at 3 o'clock for the purpose OF Civ
ing all public corporations whose
property is assessed by this board a
hearing All the railroad companies
have their reports in and the ma
iority of the telephone companies al
so, but many Of the street railway
companies and gas, heating and pow
en- companies nave not as yet report
ed their assessable property to the
board.
It is thought that The hearing will
last several days, although II is not
known how many of the corporations
will want to be heard. Many of the
railroad companies will make pleas
for a light assessment as possible
owing to the present railroad depres-
sion and using the argument that
they are losing money.
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ners, I. r. Woodward, r. A. Billups,
senate chamber: w l.. Chapman, 1901
W. Cleveland; a.. =. Watson, j. J..
McAlester, e c. Patton, Il. ]. McComb.
Chas. A. Taylor, Jesse J. Dunn, NJ e.
Trapp, Sam A. Hayes, II. D. Com
eron. Pete Hanraty. ate Barnard,
John b. Turner, Chas West, G. L.
Daugherty W. +. Hendricks. ]. M.
Hayes, Paul Nesbitt, Mont Highley,
+. G. Spillman, Geo. Henshaw, Mitch
Bonner, w. 7. Fields. John II. Cot
teral.
HOUSE:-Wm. T. Abbott, w. H. II.
Ain, George w. Allen, w. B. Anth.
Ony, WIN. II. Armstrong, Jesse T. Arm.
strong, II. S. p. Ashby. j II Baldwin,
p. A. Ballard VIM. e. Banks. VIM. B.
Beck, VIM. H. BOwdrp, Ed. Boyle, Geo
w Briggs Fred p. Branson, VIM. H.
Murray, Chas w. Broome, @. T.
Brown. Milton Bryan, Henry M But.
Ter, VIM. S. Carson, Frank l. Casteel,
WIN II. Chappell, Jesse r. Chastain,
Milton b. Cope, ]. B. Crouch, Curtis
r. Day, John b. Dyrele, VIM. A. Dur
ant, VIM. f. Durham. John w. burst
E. J. Earle. A. T. Farley. Albert A
Ellis, John p. Evans, John I. Ezzard,
j. V. Faulkner, Chas. c. Fisher, Chas
A. Fraser. Irving W. Hart, Logan
Hawkins, J. L. Hendrickson, E. j.
Hobby. Cicero l. Holland. Frank Hud
dieston, Geo. ID. Hudson. Anil II. Japp
r.. M. Jarrett, Elmer V. lessee. Rob
ert NJ. Johnston, G. G. Jones. Henry
r. King, w M. Lindsey, James II
Lockwood Chas. NJ London, Jos. l.
Manue A. G. Martin, B A. Moore
VIM. Murdockk .fWm. G. McAdoo. John
r. MeCalla, j. F. McCants. Henry M
Nc Elhany. W. p. Norville, Geo w
| McNeal. A d. Orcott, Jos. l.. Pachell
W. c. Pepdergraft. Jos. M Porter,
NJ Putnam, Robert NJ Rainey, Edgar
s. Ratliff, l.. L. Reeve, A, S Riddle
T. l.. Rider, A. F. Ross, A. j. Sands
John S. Sherer, J II. Sherman, @. A
Sheen. w. G Smith. Howell Smith
Lee Smith. JOS W Smith, David l.
Smith, A. J. snellson. Geo. II. Stagner
Frank Stevens. II G. Stettmund, j. =
Stivers. w B. Stone. Edward Swim
CELL VIM. Tabor. J. r. Tandy, J. A
1llottson. M Turner Harvey Utter
back. ]. Vandeveef. A. f Vandeven
ter. Thos. B. Workman. eugene War
russ. Geo. c. Whitehurst. Thomas G
Whitson, ]. Roy Williams, Ben I
Williams, Ben r Wilson.
House Officers :-Chas. IL. fittman
Rov ID. McManus, Guy A. Crossett
Noble A. Gordon, Sidney f. Clute
May Humphreys. Jeanette Collar
Laura B. Taylor, Lillian Basford, Johl
senate. Ed Brazen. 20G Nortl
| Rroad. III. S. Blair. South Broad
clarence Davis. 6i2 East Mansur; N
In Eggerman. 6O9 East Cleveland; $
Ia Cordell. 6O9 East Cleveland; r.
Curd. 4IO East Oklahoma avenue; Jes
Sc Hatchstt. Elk's hotel; Il, N. Land
rum. 2O6 East Warner; T. l.. Mem
! minger. lone hotel. J. S Morris,
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nsHaHsnaHausnsEsz3HsHsHsaE
Z SHORT CUTS i
Z TO THE NEWS !
TwsnsHsmsmsHsHsa saaMsHsResnn

The Logan County bank has en-
stalled new time-lock safe.
The Patterson building. on West
Harrison avenue, has reached a new
coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Thompson have
moved into their new residence on
East Noble avenue In the 1000 block.
The track meet between the Logan
county high school team and the Ed
mond college team was called off Sat
urday on account Of the weather.
Clerk Walter II. Warren, of the city
school board, is preparing the nee
essary papers for filing suit in the dis
trict court against j. f. Schultz, the
republican member or the board from
the Fifth ward
There are now $50 students enrolled
in the county high school
Local q. A. n. circles are busily en-
gagged in arranging plans for entertain
ing 5000 veterans expected here on
May 10 and 20 at the first annual state
encampment
Chief OF Police w. M. Mitchell Is hav-
ing the health officer inspect the alleys
in East Guthrie.
There will be public meeting OF
the Business Mems league tonight in
the district court room Business of
importance is to be transacted.
The civic improvement committee
( OF the City Federation Is planning for
vigorous campaign which win be
enacted as soon as the weather is
permissible. They win make an effort
TO make Guthrie the flower city of the
state as4e. ~
The May term of the district court
will convene here Saturday, May 9th
The local gas company is laying
four-inch gas mains preparatory TO the
installation of natural gas.
The "airdome" on West Harrison
avenue, will open Saturday, May eth
Ex-Chief Of Police Gates is certainly
putting up a good show stand.
Natural gas will be in Guthrie by
the latter part of May" said Manager
w j. Dibbens Of the local plant to
lay.
Guthrlc now has Ave nickelodeons
eight pool halls. two theatres. an am
phitheatre. big skating rink, summer
theatre, and viii have baseball games
this summer plenty to anuse the vis
itors
l.. r. Beadles Of The Guthrie Realty
company. stated today that fifteen new
residences would be erected In West
Capital Heights addition this summer
The paving work on Noble avenue
has been checked since the Injunction
suit was filed. They want wider
street. Flye churches are located on
that street.
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DOPE FOR THE FANS

The soliciting committee, composed
OF u. G. Guss. +. T Walton and n. IS.
Lille, TO raise the necessary money
for organizing the baseball team and
getting them Ia shape preparatory to
tho opening Of the league are out to
day and are meeting with great sue
cess. They were out but two hours
yesterday afternoon and raised consii.
erahle money.
Fifty Of the best business men of
the city are signing an agreement
guaranteeing the Guthrie team against
loss IA The Oklahoma Baseball league
They can't lose over S25 apiece, even
II there are no gate receipts. They
viii make money Instead Of going In
the hole this year as Guthrie Is the
largest town Ia the league aud gets Il
majesty Of the sunday games The
towns ia the league are closely con.
necled BY rail and easy TO reach.
jimf Wagouer professional base
BAN player IS 10 the city 10 work out
wiit,the local team when a. Is organ
ized fie Is swift outfielder and
played with Memphis Ia the Souihera
league last season Ne Is a hard hit
lef
John Bowen. who played with the
Joplin team IN the Western assoeia-
iicn lasl year. is here
aig Tn Barry who covered the
initial sack for the Senators here
three years ago and who Is 10 be
signed by the Guthrie team this sea
son Tor second basemaD, ls picking up
many good PLAYERS FOR the local fans
He has secured the Stryices OF Deer
~ Indian pitcher from f. Smith. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-21
ABE ArrELL wHlps keLLEY.
lnr AnsociaLed Preasl

(By Associated PressO
Seattle Wash. April 21.-At Sound
Beach, Washington, Abe Attell, feath-
erweight champion OF the world de-
feated Eddie Kelley of Buffalo, IN the
eighth round Kelley was unable to
land damaging blow ON the cham
pion during the bout In the first
minute of the eighth, Attell floored his
opponent with a right swing and a mo-
ment later sent him down a second
time Az this point Referee John Reid
stopped the bout giving the verdict
to Attell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-21
GRAND MILITARY PARTY TUES
DAY NIGHT.
srAR sKATlNe RINK

The pavilion has been especially
decorated for this OCCASION, which alone
is worth the price of admission.
Each Lady skater viii be furnished
with Napoleon hat free. Each gen
tleman skater with a cadet hat free.
Grand parade al $3.50 Price OF ad-
mission to all, 10c. Skatss, including
headgear, 25c.
Everyone should come and witness
the assembling of the military.
Fun for All.
Watch for further notice regarding
the Nose Party which will take place
Friday night. ~
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT uisville-Louisville l. Kan
sas city g. (Fifteen innings)
AT Columbus Columbus 3; Min
neapolis 2.
At Toledo Toledo 8. st. Paul Z.
AT Atlndianapolis-lndianapolis ri;
milwaukee, s.
At Louisville 3, Kansas
CITY 2.
Al Toledo-T Toledo 6; St Paul 2.
At Columbus Columbus 8, Mime
apolis /.
At Milwaukee, Milwaukee 6, In
dianapolis /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-21

shortstop who worked I'm the mines
near Ft Smith last winter and who 10
the swiftcst inan In the new state 10.
day according to Barry
j Vandayeer, second baseman fOg
The Crescent City ieai... is in the city.
Douglas, an Otoe Indian Is here Try
ing to get on the Guthrie team. he Is
a big, husky fellow and played with
nuck Heart and other famous Indian
players when they had a strong team.
Blassgalne the fas,t catcher Of Ft
Smith, Is 20 i-e siglled b. the local
team. lic ara. yed hcip today.
Fred Beck, who started out Playing
with the local high school team hciv
three years ago. and Nno MAS the besi
batter on the rllks inteponlcnl team
iasi snmmc .s makils sJst az " 5
kogee IA the o. A. * league lie is :
tine player for a young lad
The professional baseball player
now In the city and the high sohoo
NN"A IA"fNN al hANANlAlti kAiii ~
the Electric park This afternoon
President Beadles Of the Gnthri,
Park association. saws that tho dia
mond at Electric park will be fixed ~
next week
Bill' Wilson. always a favoriie With
the Guthrie fans. win manage ia,
Guthrie baseball team the coming sea
son The contract Is now waiting fo'
his signature. Besides being playe
worthy Of the name. "Bili Is also /.
good citizen Wilson win arrive WITH
Ia the hext few days
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Sports.
Boston 8. PhiadeIphIa /

Boston. April 2i--Philadelphia was
beaten by Boston in the morning
game here. 8 to 4, errors by TickeSs
and Davis and good base running be-
ing responsible for the defeat. Youngi
All round work was a feature.
Score: r. H. u.
Boston ........O13 200 02x-S Il o
Philadelphia .. 100 900 000-l 3
Young and Criger Vickers, Krause,
Maxwell and Schreck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-21
PLENTY Of Trouble

is caused by stagnatlon Of the liver
and bowels To get rid Of 1t and head
ache and biliousness and the poison
that brings iaundice, take Dr Kings
New Life Pills. the reliable purifiers
that do the work without grinding or
gripping. 25c at r. c. Reniro drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-21
IF You KNEW

Tho n,erlts OF the Texas Wonder, you
would never suffer FROM kidney. blad-
der or rheumatic trouble. 81 bottle
two months treatment. sold by Drug
eist or by mail Send for testamoni'
ais. DR.. T. w Han 2926 Olive street,
Ft Louis.
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Brooklyn. April 2I.-The New York
Nationals needed the services of two
pitchers 10 win from the locals.
Ames proved TO be more effective
than Taylor and Brooklyn lost, 4 to /.
Score: r. IT, II.
New York 900 400 0O0--4 6 0
Brooklyn 100 600 OO0-L 6 1
TAYLOR. Ames and Bresnahan; Ruck-
er and Bergen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-21

n AT the closs OF be bail last night
sigen by Cross Chapter. Daughters Of
the Conioderacy, the ladies publicly
thanked the newspapers In the city
for their liberal advertising Of the
event and the Elks for the use OF
their ban room aud parlors.
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"HoNEYe MELODY PUT
TO SLEEP BY LEWIS,

Boston, April 2l.-Hayry Lewis Of
Philadelphia. Knocked out Honey
Melody OF Charleston. In the fourth
round of what was to have been a
twclve-round bout at the Armory Ath-
ietic association last night. Lewis
scored knock-down In the first round
and IN point OF cleverness oatclassed
Melody The Philadelphian used a
left jab 10 the face continually, and
Melody could not get at him.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati z, Pittsbura. I.
Cincinnati. April 21.-With two out
in the ninth Inning, Clark hit to right
field for a home run, tieing the score.
Cincinnati won out in the tenth on
Lobert's triple and Cancels single
Lobert also scored the home teams
FIRST run on triple and an out
Score. r.. H. r.,
Cincinnati ! 600 600 0f0 1--2 3 0
ri tsburg 600 600 001 O--1 3 2
Campbell and Mclean; Leifield
ana Phelps
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DeWitts Kidney and Bladder pills are
prompt and thorough and will in a
short time strengthen weakened kid
news and allay troubles arising from
inflammation of the bladder. Sold by
10. r. Renfro.