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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-19
oREAr ossAc TREATMENT

This is q square deal. You Sign nothT
no notes. make us no promises, except
take the treatment.
The wonderful Wasserman Test. the {
blood poison test known to scientists. pro
that the body is completely purified by
Obbao Treatment. and that mercury a
potash do not cure blood poison. Sit do
and write to US. giving full history Of "
case In detail. We will treat your letter a
free. we wifi send you also the remarka
book. Driving Out Blood Poison" free
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Has the Insurance Company
Rejected You on Account of
Kidney Disease?

DR.. 8. }. Reade Of Buffalo, N. ".
Says More People are Refused Life
Insurance on Account of Kidney
Troubles Than for All Other Causes
Put TOgether.
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bed Warmers Safe Cure in my own
success. That is one reason why /
ledge of its curative properties is not
In the course of my work / have
of people for life insurance. More
rouble than for ali other causes put
ad kidney trouble. Yet few suspected
came for examination.
alter on and ready for denomination
o inquire as to the treatment used,
told it was Warmers Safe Cure
serVation of the cases of very large
nd from conversation with fellow
can recommend II as wonderful spec
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Constip alton, BiIiousness and Indigestion

purely vegetable. sugar-coated, alb
solutely free from injurious sub
Indigestion, Biliousness. Torpid Liver
pc or leave any bad after effects. 25
To convince every SUFFERER from dis
eases of the kidneys, liver. bladder
RE Will absolutely cure them, a
Z Warmers Safe pills will be sent
y ono who will write WARMERS
nd mention having seen this liberal
The genuineness Of this offer is fully
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30.pay Treatment En-

You want to ba cured and cured qui
not poisoned with mercury and potash
years A 30-Day Treatment 10 yours for
Wills do for you In month, We treat
free for a month. Just write to US and
the treatment free. Then IL you are salts
IL Is the most remarkable treatment you
err took, you can continue IL you wish sr
err in your life viii you ever again h
such an opportunity for a complete cure
Is given you by this
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B L o o b p oIs o

but driyeA II out. 1t positively contains
mineral poisons whatever, 30 that once e.
by the obbac Treatment you never run
terrible risk of having your bones sol
your nerves collapse or your brain veal
The Obbac Treatment 10 q marvel, proddI
remarkable changes In only 80 days. tn
why we offer to any blood poison VII
living, no matter how bad Q case, q 4
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Creagm Cake.

d "A foundation of plain sponge cake
can be used for these sweets, Bake
a layer of cake about On inch thick.
When it is cold turn out on bread
board and split open. making two
layers. Spread one with jelly or any
nice filling and press the other on 1t.
This must be done with care, as too
much pressure viii make the cake
heavy. Cut the cake into q variety
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ana blood that WARMERS SAFE CT
saYnple bottle ana also sample box G
FREE or CHARGE. postpaid. TO ar
cxTT CURE co, Rochester, N. Y
offer IN The Montgomery ADVERTISER
Sasrarteed BY the publisher.
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OLYMPIC GAMES UNDER
INTERNATIONAL CONTROL

peYlin June 1.-The most important
act of the international Council of the
Oivmpic games that has been in ses-
sion here was the recommendation Of
the principal OF an international jury
10 decide the events in future olym-
ptads.
ttan the unfortunate controversies that
arose In London In 1908 and finally de-
ctded that II was to Introduce an In
tsrnationai system Of judging rather
than leave this to the sole control OF
the country where the games take
nIaee. The Swedish representative ao-
caDted this view. The Council, 1t Is
aAaed ala not act In a spirit of criti-
cism of anything that happened In
England; its opinion was the contests
could be conducted with greater good
viii II they were under international
control.
The Swedish Committee has invited
the participants In the games of 1912,
which are to be held in Stockholm. TO
reside In Sweden during the period OF
training II they desire to do so.
Crown Prince Frederick William
gave q dinner in honor OF the plNmbers
Of the Council last night anf talked
personally with each memh /, He
asked Prof. W. NJ, Sloane, OF Column
bia University for a copy Of his Life
OF Napoleon"
Allison Armour. who also represent
ed the United States, will leave here
for oxford to attend the archaeological
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CONGRESS


Washington. June 2.--With the adop-
ton OF a resolution providing for
day and night session aggregating ten
hours daily, beginning tomorrow, the
Senate today heard a suggestion of
policy for limiting dilatoPy motions
which caused an earnest protest from
Senator Bacon and others. The Vice
President, basing ,hisaoactiop ppon a
precedent made In the last cohgfess
when the Aldrich Yreeland currency
bill was under consideration, held that
the absence Of q quorum could not be
called to the attention OF the Senate II
the Senator occupying the floor de-
clined to yield for that purpose.
Senator Bacon declared that this was
one Of the revolutionary ruling made
when the currency bill was under con-
sideration and that under IL there
would be serious abuse OF parliament
airy rules. He announced his Intention
to obtain a full consideration OF this
question by the introduction Of res
olution to be considered by the Com
mittee on Rules.
A long speech dealing with the
pledge of party leaders with respect to
revision of the tariff was begun by
Senator La Toilette today and will be
continued tomorrow. By numerous
quotations he maintained that no ques-
tion could be raised as to the pledge
OF the party for a revision downward
ana he declared that before ne should
conclude his speech he would demon
strate amply that on the whole the
pending bill placed the customs duties
above the rates OF the Dingley law.
Since the enactment OF the Dingley
law and until 1904, he said. the control
Of trusts had been extended to S,664
plants with capital OF more than S20.-
900. 900.
Senator Nelson also discussed the
tartff bill and quoted numerous COM
parsons between the existing law and
the pending measure with the intention
Of showing that In the cotton schedule,
the rates had been raised from 20 TO
so per cent above the Dingley law by
the substitution Of specific for ad va
loren duties.
and surplus earnings of New England
cotton and wooden manufacturing COM
panies to sustain HIS contention that
these corporations make large profits.
and Senator Frye, in reply declared
that. taking into consideration both
successful and unsuccessful cotton and
wooden mills a profit of not more than
per cent had been realized by New
England manufacturers upon their in
vestments in these industries.
Senator Elkins spoke at length ad-
vocating a duty on coal and petroleum.
The cotton schedule was construc
lively under discussion all day, but
no feature of 1t was passed on.
The Senate at $40 p. m. adjourned.
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Jacksonville, 4; Charleston, o..
Savannah, s; Columbia, !.
Augusta, 3; Chattanooga. /.
Macon, B., Columbus, O.
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oIDrInLD SIGNS ooNTaAoT.
To Receive Ten Thousand Dollars F0
Five RmHan

TO Receive Ten Thousand Dollars For
Five Races.
Louisville. XIV. June 2,--What IL be-
lieved TO be the largest bonus ever
for e,SmDetision on SiEsHler tracks. VIII
pearances In open race meets to be
run In widely separated cities between
June 20 and the second Monday in
September. a contract has Just been
signed. by the terms of which Oldfield
win receive $4,000 for the Ave meets.
The contract Is between oldfeld and
Homer George. secretary of the New
manager, of a syndicate formed to run
big track meets this summer. Con-
tracts have already been made for
tracks in the five cities selected for the
big meets but announcement will not
be made until after the Chicago road
race IL run July 10.
The contract between oidaeld and
Promoter George binds Oldfield to race
In such events as George may select, a
miles for the longest event being made.
oldfield shall not race elsewhere. eK-
cept with the consent Of George and
shall be paid $4,000 in cash at the
end of each meet The only Condition
Of the contract 10 that Oldfeid must
win two of the races at Louisville June
8 in which he Is entered against Lewis
Strang and Louis Chevrolet.
s Oldfeid Is having built special
onds by an automobile company of In
dianapolis. He will drive this in all
promoter George is here arranging
the, races for June during the shrin-
eFs' meet
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Just as the fans were beginning to
look to q journey to the ball park yes
terday afternoon, the clouds which had
a volume Of water which soon flooded
everything In the vicinity of the Capt.
toll Heights grounds.
However there were still among the
fans OF the city those who were deter
mined 10 see ball game, ana as the
storm abated in quick order many eyes
were turned toward the, white balls.
which hang respectively at the basin
and in front of the Montgomery Light
and Water Power Company. Although
the sun was shining in the city. 1t was
found that the grounds Were too muddy
and the contest was called off,
The appetite of the local bunch OF
ball players will not be satisfied unless
two more victories are taken from the
Travellers and Bliss and Guese will be
sent to the box today with the idea OF
bringing home the victories. Ancient
Bill Hart and the young college Twill
or. Fullwinder, will probably oppose
the local hoxmen, and merry time
with Whiteman on third, the Climb
ers appear to be going good. The hit
ting has not been a. strong as antici-
patea. but In the last two games good
form has been shown, and the Trav-
elers win find the going pretty rough
first game will Be called today at 2:15.
Won miss n genuine treat IL you
deaf 30 to the 0Fnheum each day and
see the picturesl they are nne, Dc.
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Chicago at Philadelphia,
ct. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
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national League

Boston ct Pittshurg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis:
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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GREAT DAMAGE TO
MISSISSIPPI CROPS

Maben. Miss, June 2--(Special.)-
Rain has been falling continuously in
thi ssection of the country for the
past week. damaging the growing
crops to a great extent.
Farmers say the cotton 10 dying. 1t
is said the DANCE to crops will be
about twenty per cent and cotton will
be too late to replant. Corn Is also
injured.
Farmers are greatly depressed and
the situation is very serious.
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Y0u nnisa genuine treat IL you
aen't 30 TO the 0rRheum each day and
see the picturest they are nne, DC.
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DRIVING CLUB WILL
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

There win be meeting of the
Montgomery Driving Club tonight at
$3.50 o'clock at the rooms OF the Com
mercial Club, when officers will be
elected for the ensuing year and ar
rangements made for the holding of a
matinee next week.
One race that will be pretty sure to
be pulled or will be o three cornered
pace between Thomas w. Lawson. be-
longing to Mcqueen Smith of Pratt
vile. Gibson Bow, belonging to w. s..
Weber of this city. and Lily Pointer.
city,
The three owners will drive their
horses and the race should be interest
fuR
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DIPLOMAS AWARDED.
birmingham College COnfers Degrees
ON Thirteen Young Men.

Birmingham, June ESPECIALLY y
The graduation orations were deliv-
cred today at the Birmingham Col
lege, the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, Institution located at owenton.
q suburb Of this city, there being a
large attendance.
The baocalaureate address was de-
livered by Judge William H. Thomas.
Of Montgomery. Annual announce
ments were also made during the
morning, an increase in the faculty be-
ing one OF the matters decided on.
Diplomas were awarded and degrees
conferred on thirteen young men, as
follows:
Bachelor Of Arts, Robert Edgar Led
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better, George Frederick Cooper, Roy
Edward Perkins, William Percy
Crump, Nathaniel McWhorter Banks.
Samuel Lee Pickett, Willis Timmons
Howard.
Bachelor of Science Claude Tillman
White, Benjamin franklin Miller, AL
fred Schrieber Balsam, Charles Wes-
ley Price. Charles Joseph Nall and
John Milton Malone.
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nRY Go0.ls NIAnKEr.

New YORK, June 3.-The cotton goods
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D...a-xc C~~.o


couvsntiop. Prof. Sloane IL going to
the Kissingen baths.
Baron De Cubertin, President of the
Council, was today received by EN-
peror william In audience at the pal
ace, after which his majesty enter
tanned him at luncheon.
All the members Of the Council were
received by Foreign Secretary Won
Schoen this afternoon.
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New York, June 2,--The market for coffee
futures opened steady at unchanged pricea
to an advance Of five points in response 70
higher French cables and ruled generally
steady with the near months sustained by
the bullish control Of the spot situation and
poFtant offerings, Havre closed at q net
advance OF y ON franc. The local market
closed quiet. net unchanged to five pofnts
higher. Sales were reported Of $500 bags
including June At TOO; July at eco and
September at e.l0.
s9sci mild coffee quieti CoFdova 81 .
i2&o.
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BAD ON THE BASES
DUES HAND A GAsME TO THE SEA
GULS.
Two Singles, Two Passes and wild Pitch
Fall to Land One HUN In Sixth
schopn Pitched Good

Birmingham, June 2.--Exceedingly anna
flourish base running on the part OF half
dozen Birmingham men cost Schopp
him to win, Bittrolff was hit hard and In
addition walked seven men. With none out,
two singles and two bases on balls, In suc-
cession failed TO net Birmingham score In
the sixth, although o wild pitch aided the
locals In getting around the sacks. Scores
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Notice TO Contractors.

sealed proposals. will " racalved By the
undersiEned, until ~ o'cloek. noon, Friday.
Sn a. ~: 1893. Tor payins E portion q
brick, Asphalt and. 0ranitoid, iamouRtina "a
about ten thousand square yarda) on live
the necessary granite curb. combined curb
and gutters pipe drainage, inlats, manhelaA
Each bid must be accompanied BY certi-
fled check for $500. 90.
Specifications may be obtainad and piaas
examined at this office. The right IL resery-
60 70 reject any and all proposals. julien
Smith: CITY EnEineer. Selma. Ala 2et
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MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
~. ys xs,s. ss'ssslSH' are corrected a.s 50;


MnAI--standard w, q. % ID. sacks asa
busheli cream Peerless csc hushel.
COFFBN-0reen. common to ordinary IL
Gle; prime i:9isei fancy It0isel pea
rosstsd iax oiSe: fancy roasted ID S 1ilss
Mocha and Java blends IS O a5e.
CHEEsp-Full cream dalsiss te@aea,
suoHE@drsaaisss standard s%e, sansy
TIouR n Fancy nominal: stralsA,. "a "a
@ss.7S; patsnta s7.iOQ2si fancy patents
siTsxRcH-corn 10IOo; standard rooaa
i' RichGEisra fancy head IN csc, f.ney
head sA afAe' broken sA0skei Japah
bxLT-Llysrpooi si.io; virginia $50,
eVIsNsEdAR-Per gallon seqsoe,
cRAcKERS-XXx Soda eho; xxx DIN.
ger snaps fei Xxx Cream &C.; xxx Oyster
lei ben Huf Soda Biscuit 80 eaEton 900
~sARpINDs--Amsrican Non o.. 4o@ao.
4 Mustard %, 49, Imported h-oh key apsn.
ssSMooI..1SsssEs-Georsia Cane bbL, $50 Ra,.,
sFifIsel corn syrup In eaaes sallon& %
per SssnH sxRup-eLes Cabin" brand.
gallons q per sAss, is gallons 'I.sai -
quarter gallons 's $500, ssr case
BACON MEATs--eieaF ribs tls.ssh @Vei
extra ribs $l2. 2k@1s.
LARp-aog compound s4ei, fancy he's
lard me hs'p sno seSasEee ~ els4st
ZINC SIC; Standard cotton oil lard Sc
DAY SALE MEATS--Dry salt ribs II i5L
a6SI dFY salt cut ribs al, Is,
~BREAkFAsr BAcoN-1sA 0ssHo.
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Washington. June 2.-washington
defeated Cleveland today by the score
Of 4 to 0 and won its fPst victory over
the veteran Cy Young. In a number Of
years. ClyHer sprained his knee slid
Ing to the home plate and with Easter
" who had a finger dislocated by a
foul tip, retired from the game. Hugh es
Score: r. H 70 /.
Washington q. ..0lJ 001 10s--4 10 i
Cleveland. :. 900 GEO 600 8
and Easterly and Bemis. Time, 1850.
Umpire. Connolly and Hurst.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Pirates Defeat Moet0n.
Pittsburg. June 2--4Tttsburg won an
uninteresting game from. Boston 20"
day. by . seer, Of !, sa 20 y, .ess,h,s for
the yisitora TO score and only tive
boston players got as far az SECOND
bases
Score by inniugsi R'a.E;
Roston 1890. 90 900 oQ0-Q 4 ,
Batteriss--i4efield and Gibson; Fer
guson and Bowerman. Time. 1;lb.
Empires. Johnatone ard cuaack,
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MEMPHIS GOES WELL
BABES CREW PUT UP A coon
GAME.
Fisher o. Ezit Hard, CouIson Landing ON
Mirn fsr Three Doubles and a
gangIe---8Abh Has Coed
Day Mt short.

Atlanta, Ca, June a.--Memphis bat
ted out q victory today. Fisher was
freely hit. Coulson got four hits out
az ave times up. Three Of these being
doubles. The Memphis players were
fun or confidence and kept up an al
meat continual coaching. Score;
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market continued strong. buying OF narrow
print cloth and convertibles being more gen.
eral for late delivery One OF the leading
lines Of cotton blankets has been placed at
value for some time, the production being
sold in October. Retailers are showing more
interest In fall silks. Knit goods Rra being
offered for spring 1910, at the prices pre-
vatiing when the last spring season opened
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New York. June 2--Closs: Prime mercan-
tile paper 8 u "a per cent
sterling exchange steady with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 486. 3o4S5 for sixty
day bills and at AS7 90 for demand.
Commercial bills 4s5% @4seh.
Bar silver 62h.
Mexican dollars a..
Government and railroad bonds heavy.
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New York June 2.-SpeciAl cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet's show the following changes in
available supplies as compared with prev
ious account.
Available supply: Wheat. United States
east Of Rockies decreased sees, 900; Can
ada decreased i,eA4,00 total United States
and Canada decreased l.T07,000; afloat for
and In Europe Increased 100000 Total
American ana European supplies decreased
4,007, 900,
Corn; Unlted States and Canada. increas-
ed i,7e4,0 900.
oatsi United States and Canada deeFeas-
ed 1.0ke000
The leading decreases and increases re-
ported this week follow
DEMONSTRATION $4,000 bushels;
Chicago private elevators $4,000 bushelsi
Fort Worth $1,000 bushels.
IncFeases-sarnia and Port Edward $780,
900 bushels.
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Boston. Mass, June 2.--Roston won
an uphill game from Detroit today. 9
to s. The visitors scored Ave runs on
the local pitchers wsldness and errors,
wild, boston scoring twice in the sew
enth inning on passes, with hit, and
won IN the eighth on single, an err
saeriaee and single by Donahvs.
Score: Y, II E.
Detroit -. :. ....2a0 DOL 000-5 IL 8
b9ssotn W" W. sehrIS,, A.
reIianes, Chech. Morgan and Spencer
Time, 1850. Empires, oLoughlin and
KERN.
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hurt TWO base hits, Coulson. 3; Cram
ston. i. Sacrifice hits, Moran, Wag-
ner, McMurray. Newton, 2, Double
MAY. Babb to Cranston to Cary. Struck
out, by Queisser, 1. Base on balls. on
ana O'BFien. Time l:aS.
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summary-Two base hit, Raftis. Three
base hit Wheat Sacrifice hits, Benson, 2;
Rhoton. Molsaworth. Kane. Stolen base,
Ludwig. Base on balls. off sehopp, /; Oft
Bittrolff Z, Struck out, bY schopP, 4; Bit-
tToIff. s. HIT by pitcher, SchopR. (Neighhors,
Wheat.) Time Of game 1853, Umpire hua-
Aerham.
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Liverpool, June 2.-Clostng; Wheat spot
No. red western winter nominal Futures
quiet July So 11%d; Sept S. bAd; Deeem-
Der S. sad.
Corn: Spot strong; new American mixed
via Galveston SIS I'd. Futures quiet; July SIS
BMd; Sept IS 5hd.
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London, June 2.--fhe early market foa
American securities today was unosrtain.
southern Pacific attracted the most attain
ton and rose "a OF q point over parity. The
changes In the rest Of the market were ir-
regular and at noan ranged from below
TO X above yesterdays New York closing.
U, 8. Steel and Canadian Pacific were
prominent In the afternoon trading. With
New York selling the market closed easy.
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Yankeea Trlm Rrorna .

New York, June New York won
the game In the first inning, mixing
three hits with one of st, Louiss err
Pors. LaPorte's playing at second for
New York was the fielding feature, he
caring for thirteen chances. Lake OUT
pitch ed Powell Score; R.H. E.
St. Louis 900 00l o0o-l 9
Batteries-Poweii and criger; Lake
and Blair. Time, 1897. Empires. Ev-
ans and Perftne.
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

CincInnatl June 2.-FIour quiet.
Wheat firm 81 57a58.
Corn steady 75h 976c.
Oats steady 59t @B0c.
Rye firm 91492c.
Provisions steady.
Whiskey steady $1.3T.
Butter steady.
Eggs easy 16h gale.
Poultry easier; springeFa 1S426c; hens
Use; turkeys 15c.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AthIetics Defeat sox..

philadelphia. June 2-Philadelphia
won a loosely played game from Chi
cago today. to 4. by punching hits
pitcher Walsh of Chicago, left the
team today to 60 to his home, where
HIS brother, who was injured n 2 mine
accident several weeks ago. oiea this
morning.
psIisaslpiia ola 02Q O0"--s 2
Chicago ........ 900 400 .0l0-4 2
Batteries - DyEert, VtekeTs. nenasF
and Iiyingstone; smith and sullivan.
Empires, Sheridan and ERan,
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San Angelo, Texas, June 1T was an
nounced here today that the total wool clip
for the season in this section will reach two
and one-half million pounds.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

buston, June X,---stocks closed a. toIIoWsi
Arizona Commercial -. -. ........ AIN
Oueeo SOahtlon ssfsss 1um
Calumet Arizona -. -. $500. .10aM
Sreene Ca$anea 80. .... ...... 1oA
NEVADA, ex-olV.',. ..'- 80. s'..s. I'm
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81, Louis, June 2.--Wooi dun; medium
grades eombing and clothtnS ,2k93ect light
fine 21Q2shei heavy Hne- II z2cs = tub
washed 25 20 SIC.