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The Topeka state journal., 1908-07-24
HIGHLANDERs IN THE RUT.
Kid Eberfeld Fails to Get New York
Team in Condition.

New York. July A.-New York's
Hiehlanders do not look as good as .
team as they did when Clark Griffith
had the reins. Kid Elberfeld has not
improved the squad since he took
charge.
I'VE are doing everything We can to
mutt the team together" said Secretary
Abe Nahon, "but 1t is a hard job to
get a team out Of rut such as the
Hishlauders have been in for the last
few weeks. We are willing to spend
money to get relief, but no money can
buy players when they are not Tor
sale"
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Two Players for Cleveland.

Cleveland, O., July 24.-It Is stated
that the Cleveland American league
baseball club has purchased the re.
lease of Pitcher Falkenberg and Third
Baseman Altizer from the Washington
club. The consideration Is said to
have been $4,000. The two men
named will. 1t is expected, join the
Cleveland club at once.
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total $5S.000. The pay roll in August
promises to be nearer 100000 than
this latter figure; it will be a record
breaker.
And this il but one item in the great
commercial life of the city. There is
trainmen and at the shops, maintained
In Shawnee, and then again there Is
the Katy, which has Increased its
force headquarters here, by number
OF trainmen and laborers, who are en-
gagged in repairing their tracks.
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1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
OKLAHOMA CITY.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Joplin ..............0 o 10 0 OIL
Oklahoma City ....1 o 0 o % o L.
Summary: Two-base hit-McCor-
mick. Sacrifice hits-Nfchols, Love,
w. White, Wanner, Reeo. Q; Harring-
ton, Noyes. Stolen bases-D. White,
2; Love. Rapps. Emory. Left on
bases-Joplin, 9; Oklahoma City, Z.
Earned druns-Oklahoma City, 2. Bases
on balls-On Bandy, 3; off Quiesser, /.
Struck out-By Bandy, 6; by Quiesser,
8. Hit by pitched ball-Corkill.
Passed ball-Goes. Time of game
1:40. Attendance-S00. ,Umpires-
Shuster and Setley.
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CantiIIon SIGNS q Pitcher.

Washington, July 24.-Robert Ed
mondson of the Galveston, Tex, base
ball club and formerly with the WASH
ington club, has been signed By
Manager Cantillon and will join the
club at st. Louis Saturday or Sum
day next Edmondson is a pitcher
and outflelder.
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Papke ana Burke to FTeht.

New York, July 24.-Billy Papko
and Sailor Burke have been matched.
They will fight next Monday night af
Elmers' club, the Coliseum A. c., at
Sulzer's Harlem river park. Billy
Madden, the tar's new manager, met
Tom Jones, the fellow who looks after
the Thunderbolt's end, at the Amcr1.
can Office yesterday, and in three miu-
utes they had agreed to agree.
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ON GOULD BOARD.
Runor Has 1t That Hartman VIII Be
Represented.

Reports are being circulated per-
sistently that new blood is to be In
jected shortly into the directorates Of
the Gould roads, and that Hartman
influence will be felt there as 1t never
has been in the past. One of the latest
of these reports is to the effect that J..
ogden Armour and z. H Hartman
will be elected on the Missouri Pacific
board, and that their advent there
will not be delayed longer than the
Forthcoming annual meeting, and it
may occur much sooner than that
time.
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PhiIadeIptia 4. Cleveland o.

Philadelphia. July 24.-Hartsell ended
the greatest pitchers battle of the year
by a long drive which scored Oldring
from second, after two were out in the
tenth inning and beat Cleveland.
Score by innings: R.H.E-
Cleveland ...........0000 000-0 4 2
Batteries-Rhoades and Bemis; Wick
ers and Schreek.
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western Canada, went to Chicago to
consult with officials of the American
Federation of Labor with a view OF
securing assistance should a struggle
result. Ten thousand men are at
fected.
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Pleasant ways for Summer Da

Grand Trunk-Lehigh Valley, double
track route. Chicago to New York via
Niagara Falls; Grand Trunk-Central
Vermont Boston & Maine route from
Chicago to Boston and the Grand
Trunk Railway System to Montreal,
Quebec and Portland. Double track
from Chicago to Montreal
For particulars of special low round
trip fares, descriptive literature, etc.,
apply to Geo. w. Vaux, A. q. p. z =.
A. las Adams street. Chicago.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Pittsburg. July A.-Brooklyn won the
game by hitting Lever hard In the
fourth inning, scoring three runs. Dur
ing the game Thomas was hit In the
stomach with a pitched ball and Urh-
pire Emslie twice with the ball and
once with a bat.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Pittsburg .......-....O .OzVVIVVvGs
Batteries-Leever, Young and Glib
son: Rucker, Mcintyre and Bergen.
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Oklahoma Wins From Joplin
and Creeps Up on Topeka.
Cooleysox, However, Still at the
Top Of the Column.
RAINPREVENTEDGAME
Webb City Takes the Series
From the Salt Packers.
Springfield Has Little Trouble
in Defeating Enid.

Oklahoma City. Okla. July "a
Oklahoma City batted out victory
over Joplin winning the game. 2 to /.
Fillman. Joplin's manager, tried to
protest the game on account OF there
not being the required eight balls at
the command OF the umpire. but Shus-
ter tore up the protest.
The score:
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Webb City 5, Hutchinson 2.

Webb City, Mo-, July 24.-The Trip
lets made it four straight from
Hutchinson by winning the game. The
features of the game was Millions
pitching and the hitting Of Cheek and
Porkony.
The scora.
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other Baseball Cames.

Miltonvale 8. Abilene 2.
Des Moines 6. Omaha S.
lincoln 4, Denver 8.
Sioux City 1. Pueblo o.
Great Bend s, La Crosse 1.
Tulsa s, Muskogee 0.
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sHoPMEN MAY STRIKE.
Canadian Pacific Employees Are Dis
satisfied.

winnipeg, Man., July 24.-The shop
men of the Canadian Pacific railway
in western Canada are dissatisfied
with the recent findings of the concili-
alton board that investigated the mat
ters in dispute between the company
and the men, and today T. McVety,
head Of the mechanics in the shops in
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Chicaeo 6-0. New york 2-S.

New York, July A-Chicago won both
games of the double header. The Sec
ond game was called at the end of the
eighth inning to allow both teams to
catch a train
Score by innings: R.H. E.
New York ........-...1 o 90 IL o 20 o. 8
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Lake,
Hogg and Blair.
Second game-Score by innings: RH E.
Chicago .........00 1910 0L6 8
New York ..............0 o 2 000O-3 8
Batteries-Manuel, Owens and Weav-
er, Sullivan; Orth. Chesbro and Klei-
now.
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A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.

Railway Situation ut Shawnee Shows
Improvement.
Shawnee, Okla, July 24.-Few peo-
pie, even in the city of Shawnee, real
lie that in addition to the pay roll
Monday at the Rock Island shops,
which amounted to $38,900, that there
was $4,000 more distributed among
the trafnmen and employees Of other
departments here. This makes the
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st. Louis 4. Boston 4.

Boston, July A.-St. Louis took the
last game of the series from Boston.
Errors lost the game for the locals.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Boston s...............1 1O00010o0-2 s
Batteries-Howen and Spencer; Steele
and Criger.
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over a to o route. Toledo copped in
the opener becaase Kansas City could
not hit baltimore, while the second
went to the visiting delegation through
score innings: RH;E. !.
Toledo ..::............o30oI001s5 10 ]
Kansas City ...0o10O0000-1 5
Batteries-Lattimore and Land:
Carter and Sullivan.
Second game Score by innings: R.HE.
Kansas Stns city '.............SSYYgYSYYSSSSG
Batteries-Gillen. Nagle and Alb
bott; Brandon and Heydon.
Columbus 2. Milwaukee 1.
Columbus, July 24.-Columbus tied
sacrifice and Raidy's single. Jackson
made the winning run in the eleventh
inning on his two-bagger, sacrifice
and clean drive to right by Fohl.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Milwaukee ......-.01 90 o 0O0O00I 2
Batteries-Taylor and Fohl: schnei-
berg and Roth.
Minneapolis 60, Indianapolis SO.
Indianapolis, July 24.-Minneapolis
won both games from Indianapolis.
flrst game, batting out victory in the
ninth inning. The locals were clearly
outplayed in the second contest.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Minneapolis ..........0 0 o 0 0 o OIL 5-6 10 4
Indianapolis ......... .O04O 01000-5 0
Batteries-Patterson. OberIin and
Buelow; Marquard, Siever and Living
ston.
Second game-Score by innings: R.HE.
Minneapolis .........0 0O030 020-9 ID 3
Indianapolis ..........0 00O000000-0 0 4
Batteries@Patterson and Black;
Druhot, Briggs and Livingston.
Louisville S. St. Paul 4.
Louisville, July 24.-Louisville won
from st. Paul today in hard fought
eleven-inning contest. Catcher Meyers
had to retire in the tenth inning owing
to being accidentally spiked at the
plate by Harley.
Score by innings:
Louisville ......---.....0 2 0 1-5
st. Paul .................0 8 1000 01O00-4
Stolen bases-Wheeler, Nee, Davis.
Two-base hit-Burke. Three-base
hits-Flood, Wheeler. Struck out-By
Halla 8, by Gehring 2. Bases on balls
of Halla 8. off Gehring 2. Hit by
pitcher-Peitz. Umpire-Kerin.
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Minneapolis 2, Salina 1.

Minneapolis, Kan, July 24.-Min-
neapolis increased her lead in the
pennant race by defeating Salina in a
game that was anybody's until the last
man was out.
Score by innings: R-HE.
Minneapolis ......... o o 90 O0101s12 4
Salina .................0 O00O01 IL
Batteries-Osborne and Clifton;
Stoffer, Baird and Mack.
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sBatted for Wright in ninth.
- SCORE BY INNINGS.
Webb City .........1 o o -
Hutchinson .........0 o o o o &2
The summary: Earned runs
Webb City, 4; Hutchinson, 2. Two
base hits-White, Hurlburt, McLear.
Home run-Pokorney. Stofer. Bases
on balls-On Milton, 2. Struck out
By Milton. s; by Wright, 2. Left on
bases-Webb City, Z; Hutchinson. S.
Passed balls-Freese. Hit by pitcher
-Persch, (2). Stolen bases-Cheek,
Pettigrew. Sacrifice hits-White,
Hur1burt, Risley. Olson, Freese. Time
L-1:45. Umpire-Burke.
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CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.
Newton 1. EIIsworth 4.

Newton. Kan, July 24.-The New
ton team was late arriving from Min
neapolis and the game did not begin
until s p. m, and was called at the
end of the eleventh inning because Of
darkness.
Score by innings: R.HE
Newton ..........0 o 90 000OO10oI Q S
Ellsworth .........0 o 90 90 O00O1
Batteries-Heshtry and Galthwaite;
Trippold and Somers.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ToIedo SO, Kansas city 1-s.

Toledo, O., July 24.-Toledo and
Kansas City split two very similar con-
tests, Armour's men grabbing the hrst
by a to margin and the Cross
crowd getting away with the second
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Marion 10. TopeIxa q.

Marion, Kan, July 24.-The game
between the Topeka Midgets and
Marion last evening was an old-fash-
ioned slugging match from the start
and Marion had the best of it, Fowler
blew up in the fourth and was sue
ceeded by Fink. who Jared not much
better.
Score by innings: RHE.
Topeka ...............O 000OS600-9 910
Marion ..............020 2 o 90 10 Is S
Batteries-Fowler, Fink and Well
man; Poppe and Tarbet. Time-1:4O
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Springfield S, Enid o.

Enid. Okla, July 24.-Springfield
took the last of the series of five
games, score to 0. Enid played
slow and made many errors.
The score:
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Detroit A, washington :

Detroit 4, Wash1mgton =.
Washington, July 2-Detroit made 1t
three straight by defeating Washing
ton.
Score by innings: R.H. e.
washington ........1 oooooo-2 Z
Detroit ................03 90 10000 10 o
Batteries-Johnson and Warner; Will
lett and Schmidt.
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PULLLAM LEADS SIMPLE LIFE.


New York, July 24.-President Harry
C. Pulliam of the National league.
whose troubles with Chairman Garry
Hermann Of the national commission
last winter led him to threaten to re-
sign his position as the head of the
Oldest baseball league, is at peace with
the world this summer.
He says this is the pleasantest year
he has had since he has been in base
ball and that he is having no trouble
with umpires or magnates. Pulliam is
looking well also, for, he Is LEADING
the simple life." He lives down on the
Long Island shore and rides back and
forth. each day to his office in the ST.
James building in New York. His
nervous disorder has about left him
and Is as brown as the proverbial
berry.
There has been no trouble Of any
kind in the National league this sea-
son." said Pulliam, ''and players and
magnates have been going along in an
extraordinarily peaceful manner We
are having the best race we have had
for years and the attendance is much
larger than 1t was last year. Last year
at this time the Chicago club was out
so far in front that it killed the inter
est and the people did not turn out,
but this year Chicago, Pittsburg and
New York are running neck and neck
and all the old enthusiasm has re-
turned.
IT am on friendly terms with the
world and think Garry Hermann one
of the grandest men in baseball I
have no differences with the New York
club any more and, all in all, I am
feeling fine"
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The Hanlon-Murphy Bout.

San Francisco. July 24-Keen inter-
est is shown in Saturday nights fight
between Eddie Hanlon and Johnny
Murphy. Hanlon is putting on the fin
ishing touches to his training. He has
worked hard for over two months. He
thinks he is Just as fast and as strong
as he ever was and will enter the ring
thoroughly confident he will regain the
prestige which he lost through retire
ment. Murphy wound up his boxing
yesterday. He is down to 136 pounds.
and will take things easy until gong
time. Eis condition Is such that the
hating public have installed him ia
Vorito It odds Of 10 to Z.
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San Francisco. July 24.-Hugo Ke1-
ly of Chicago has made a hit with
local fight fans by his boxing. Though
he didn't extend himself, Kelly show
ed such speed and hitting power in a
short bout with Joe Reilly, the local
fighter, that he impressed every one
who saw him in action as the best
thing that has ever reached here from
Chicago since Pack Mcfarland blew
in and took the wind out of Jimmy
Britt. Another thing in his favor is
his magnificent condition. Kelly slip
ped one over on O'Connor. He held
out for 158 at 6 O'Clock, though 1t is
easy to see he could have made 154
at 8 o'clock, as originally planned.
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Totals .............0

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Springfield .........1 o l o 2 o o 0-5
Enid .........0 o o o 90 o 90
Summary: Stolen bases-Ellis. Two
base hits-Erloff. Bases on balls
Off Brennan, 2. Struck out-By Nc
Gill, 8. Time-1:25. Umpire-A1lo-
way.
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B. L. o h R and is
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Western
nSSO-
CldtIOn
Gossip
WHERE THEY PLA.x
TOMORROW.

Hutchinson at Topeka.
Joplin at Enid.
Springfield at Oklahoma City.
Wichita at Webb City.
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Minneapolis 60, indianapolis SO.
IIouisyiIIe s. sd. PAUL 4.

Louisville, July 24.-Louisville won
from st. Paul today in a hard fought
eleven-inning contest. Catcher Meyers
had to retire in the tenth inning owing
to being accidentally spiked at the
plate by Harley.
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National League.

Totals ..-......30 8 -
sBatted for Wright in ninth.
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SHELTER ISLAND. RACES

New York. July aS--Raoe week OF
the Shelter Ialand Yacht club had iss
inangu Tal today and has attracted
scores Of entries.
Several handsome cups have bssn
offered for the various events. the
chief t7oph , being awarded by A. r.
Keller of the yawl Sunbeam, who has
offered . silver cup to be raood for
during the week by al boats from
class Q and above. including sloops.
yawls and schoonen racing in one
class with time allowances, according
to the rules Of the Yacht Racing as
ISOLATION Of Long Island sound The
course for this cup will be Gardner's
Bay. which is free from strong tides
and always assured OF good b-eezea.
The events aro open to all boAts from
recognised yacht clubs. One Of the
features of the race week will be .
ladies' race t-morrow and Friday
there will be power boat events in
the morning followed by tho regatta
for all olasses In the afternoon.
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VANDERBILT vs.. THOMPSON.

long Branch. N. j., July pal.
fred g. Vanderbilt and J. Can. pbell
Thompson will renew the keen rival.
~ Of the past two years at the Mon.
mouth. County Horse Show aasocis.
tion. which opened here today.
Thes5 two famous whips will com.
pete in the event for road four. in.
hAndA The teams must be -driven
to coach carrying not less than
seven persons. The coaches to leave
Pannaoi's, at Seabright, not earlier
than 4:S0 p. m. ON the day ap.
pointed for Judging and to arrive at
the show ring not later than p.
m. Tho teams to be judged on
their road qualities and their oondi.
tion upon arrival at the grounds.
The contest for the trophy for this
rnoe. which is worth 600. has result
cd in considerable partisanship. The
winner this year will become the ab.
solute posssssor Of the cup.
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WALES LEAVES CANADA.

Quebec. July 29-While the guus
doomed ont farewell aalute In his
honor, the Prince of Wales aailsd
this morning for England. after a
weeks stay In Qtsbeo which will
losg - remembered ~ tho most not :
abs visit Of royalty 70 Canad,
There will b additional parsdes I
pAgsants tomorrow and Friday. / Il
Che departure Of the prince marks 70
beginning Of the end of the tss ,.
tsnary oslebrasion and IN 10 few days
the ancient city Will have rsturnsd
10 ~ customary calm and quistuds.
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HIS BILLS RIGHT = Constable
James Duncans says that he is one
officer that does not court any cutting
Of his bills by the county commits
sioners. He always strives to make
his bills In accordance to what is al
lowed to him by law. and only once
has there beau any Misunderstanding
with the county commissioners. and
that was Strengthened out afterwArd
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YOUNG PEOPLE IN BUFFALO.

Buffalo, N. Y. July 22-Hundrods
Of delegates have arrived In Buffalo
for the opening today Of the biennial
convention Of the Young Peoples
Christian Union Of the United Pres
byterian church. All parts Of the
country are represented.
One Of the matters to be acted upon
by the convention Is that Of making
the seasiou an annual instead Of =
biennial session The meeting will
last until Sunday. DR.. r. A. Hutoh.
inson. Of Pittsburg. the incoming
chairman. will deliver the closing
address.
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DAUGHTER DIED Edwin Lo.
bach. ST.. is sn receipt of telegram
from his daughter Mrs James A..
Baker Of Oregon, saying that their
little six year old daughter died there
yesterday. Mrs. Baker was formerly
Miss Josie Lobsch and she aud hel
husband. DR.. Baker, left here sever
al years ago to reside In Oregon.
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LAYING TRACK-The Denver and
Rio Grande has force Of section
men at work in the western yards
grading and laying rails for the new
tracks. an item about which appeared
In these columns about three weeks
ago. The ties and steel are on the
ground and part Of the passing track
has been laid. The Florence aud
Cripple Greek track will be relaid
further north aud the present line
used BY the eatsbound trains will be
brought closer TO the depot. There
will only be . distance of sixteen feet
between the eastbOund and the west
bound tracks then. One Of the big
gest forces Of men that has been em.
ployed hereabouts for months IL now
working and It 10 expcetsd that the
Improvements will occupy about three
weeks time. When these tracks are
laid the work OF handling the trains
will be facilitated. Freight trains
that can not make another switch on
account of an incoming or outgoing
passenger train. will take the passing
track and after the passenger train
starts on its way. the freight will
proceed 10 ita destination.
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SHAKE 1T OFF.
Rid Yourself of Unnecessary
Burdens. A Florence Citi-
zen Shows You How.

Don't bear unnecessary burdens.
sary.
Get rid of them.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure bad
backs;
Cure lame. weak and aching backs; /;
Cure every form Of kidney ills.
Lots Of local endorsement to Prove
this.
Mrs. Peter Kreps. Of 5O7 Petroleum
Ave-. Florence. Colo. says: "Mr.
Kreps had trouble from his kidneys
for many years, the symptom which
caused him the most annoyance be.
ing soreness across his loins and In
his back. At night when he suffer
cd the most and ON raising in the
morning he was very lame. He tried
various remedies but without SUCCESS
when Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to his notice he procured q
box at Daniels drug store and used
them as directed. Not only did he
find prompt and thorough relief from
the soreness ia his back aud lOins
but the secretions from his kidneys
were restored to their natural condi-
tion.o He thinks very highly Of
Doan's Kidney Pills and willingly
recommends them. -
For sale by all dealers- Price 80
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Flew York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doans
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GOVERNOR CUTLER QUITS

Salt Lake City. Utah. July 90
Governor John O. Cutler will not
seek to succeed himself as chief exc
cutive Of Utah. and the Republican
nomination will doubtless go to
United States Marshal william Spry.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-29

The Fisherman from 0iiiviiis.
A 6sherman killed two rsttlesnakss
yesterday. That =. the snakes hii
him. and the liquor that was o1roo
latin In him killed the snakes.
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a.. n el.rs ais...

Love ito his beloved)-"Do sot. ,
beseech you. refuse my hand. Ny life
10 insured for 100000 marks. and =
you accept me I an sure shall MOI
survive very long.
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Deeply AHeetlnD.

"Anl whsn." said Mrs. NuvoressA
Those french phsasants came By sins
ing the Asyonnafss. II was too desply
touching for words."-6uccess Aags
sinA
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And Other plnea0.

n every manufacturer wore com
PEELED TO live within the shadow Of
bis own mill chimney. Manchester
would b . much better place than n
A-Lloyd's Weekly.
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twenty-five Cents IL tho Price
of Peace.

Tho terrible itching and smArting
incident to certain skin diseases. isR
most instantly allAyed by Applyin.
ChamberlAin's Salve. Prioe % cents
For sale by Daniels drug store. NV
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BEGIN CAMPAIGN SATURDAY.

New York. July 29-An Office force
has been engaged and other arrange.
ments completed for the opening on
Saturday Of the Republican head
quarters in the tower of the Metro
politan Life building. Secretary
Hitchcock will spsnd most Of his time
here. The formal opening Of tho Now
York offices will mark the beginning
Of the Taft campaign.
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0and IanA.

HAVE your food. double your drink
1hg water. treble your consumption q
pure air and quadrupis your laughter.
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humanlsx., aaisahns,a

When We are happy We sssk those
~ love: IN sorrow. We turn 70 thoss
vho lovo us.-Cecil RajslgA.
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Truth Nse In MIN

Ne WE purposs,v cheats Bic frssal
Voujl cheat his 0od.-LAvatsr.
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Keep Temper curbsd.
Anger rsststa b Tie bosom of footS
bible.
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Florsnoe Aerie, No. lG0. r. o. Il.
will hereafter meet In Union hall ON
Wednesday nights. Next meeting Ia
social night. Charles Olellsnd. Secy.
25.27