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ls Looking for Bargains? Look in
1r 5 and 10 cent Department.
Nstl Mcneil, opposite City Market.

sss (rs. H..J. Sanders has closed
Dntraot with Contractor M. I.
HOOK, Of this place, for q large
sd hne residence to- be built in
0uma.. The building Will cost
neut SIC, 600, and Mr.. WifeQx ex-
ecn to leave in a few darA tc
LIT work on his contract. We
nefatulate our young friend
~ ellow.townsman on his sdc-
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4 We call the attention of our
tQaders to the advertisement OF
lkesrs. N. & NJ. Silverman /whic h
ppears in to-day's issue. Their
4ng opening sale begins next
6nday. March 7th, and there
N1n be . special reduction on all
oods in all departments.
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For Sale.

Strictly split ash stove
wood for the cook. Cracked
corn for the chickens. Can
be got at the Milholland
Brick and Shingle Yard.
GEO. MILHoLLAND, Prop.
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The ladies of the Catholic con-
crepation will give a Lawn Party
and Easter hunt on the church
grounds on Easter Monday.
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NOTICE.

The public is hereby Motif ed
that neither hunting nor trespass-
ing will be allowed on Ella and
Barnebee plantations. Violators
will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent of the law.
C. SACCO,
Centreville, La.
March 1st, 1910.
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MI. /. Popkin is having some
extensive improvements made to
his property, corner Second and
Iaekson streets. The work is
being done by Contractor Marvin
Morris.
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For FEvERISHNESS AND ACHING
Whether from Malarious conditions, Colds
or oyerheating, try Hicks Capudine. 1t
reduces the fever and relieves the aching.
It's Liquid-10, % and 50 cents at Drug
Stores.
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FOR SALE. IL, IL,
Fine White Leghorn Eggs, .
$l.25 per setting of fifteen:
WILLIE LATHAM,
Franklin, La. = :
NO SUBSTITUTE.

Accept no substitute for Foley's
Honey aud Tar. 1t is the best and
safest remedy for coughs, colds. throat
and lung troubles. Contains no opiates
and no harmful drugs. Remember
the name, Foley's Honey and Tar:
and accept no. substitutes. Sold by
all druggists.
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Sheriff Peterman will in a few
1sys send registered notices to
IN delinquent taxpayers and it
behooves them to come forward at
once and pay their taxes and save
further costs.
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Waveland

!. The Waveland plantation,
owned by the Bourdier- Bellesien
Company, of Patterson, was sold
Wednesday to Mr.. Emile Gajan,
Of New Iberia, for $4,000 There
Il on the place 800 acres of culti-
syeted lands.
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Complete stock of Wall Paper
81. Mary Hardware Co.

Franklin's pioneer baker, Mr..
u. 8. Achee, is the only one in the
town which sells steam cut flake
bread, and by sending at his
place Of business you get two
ioaves for five cents, or three
loayes for ten cents delivered.
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We are glad to learn that Mr.. B.
b. Buniff ls again out and attend
lng 10 his duties at the waterworks
plant. There was an explosion
under one Of the boilers at the
plant on Saturday morning last.
when Mr.. Buniff was very badly
burned.
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March 1st, 1910.

Pneumonia follows cold but never
follows the use of Foley's Honey and
Tar which stops the cough. heals the
lungs and expels the cold from the
system. For sale by all druggists.
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q On next Monday, March 7th at
2o'clock p. M, there will be held
II the Methodist Church in Frank
II ! Parish Sunday School Con-,
yintioa to which the publicis inf
ind TO attend. We publish etsf..
ehere IN to-day's issue the p1
ram Of the convention.
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At The Ideal to-day. "The
Course Of True Love" or What
Might Have Been," a Biograph
subject that shows the course of
true love never runs smoothly.
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A NIGHT ALARM.

Worse than an alarm of fire at night
i the metallic cough of Group. Care
full mothers keep Foley's Honey ana
Tar in the house and give II a. the
first sign of danger. Foley's Honey
and Tar has saved many little lives.
No opiates. Sold by all druggists.
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Every day is Bargain day 5 and
10 cent store. Neil Mcneil, op-
posite City Market.
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Mr.. Alex. Todd will have at the
city Market to-day a fine lot Of
chickens and fresh eggs for sale.
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Your best buying interests are
condensed In our 5 and 10 cent
Departmsht. Neil Mcneil, OPP
posite CITY Market.
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A great Biograph at The Ideal
to-day. Ine course OF True
Love"
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"Bob Smith" will give an i'm
nersonation at the Firemens' Hall
to.night !: at 8 p. M, under the
auspices Of the Woman's Home
Mission Society.
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Harness, buggies and delivery
wagons for sale ate. S. Brenn's.
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Fancy Sardines, plain or With
tomatoes, only 15c. at O'Niellh
Money refunded if not satisfac-
tOrh
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Most interesting Of bargains ir
Utensils and Crockery in onr
and 10 cent store. Neil Mcneil
opposite City Market.
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For/6rst-class harness repairing
call On G. S. BHenn.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of Kidney or Bladder trouble
that is not beyond the reach of medi-
cite No medicine can do more. For
sale by all druggists.
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Episcopal Church.

( Sunday, March 9th, 1910.
Sunday School. 9:30 a. m.
Holy Communion and Sermon,
10 80 a. m.
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lust received. at O'Nielps Full
line Of Huyler's Chocolates and
Cocoa,
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Send your buggy, delivery
wagon and harness to c. S. Brenn
il you want trst-class job.
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Complete stock of Wall Paper.
~. Mary Hardware Co.
The St. Mary banner., 1910-03-05

Complete stock of Wall Paper.
st. Mary Hardware Co.
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statesmen WANTED to look
aft our interest in St. Mary and
adjacent parishes. Salary or Com
mission. Address
THE VICTOR Oil COMPANY,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Blacksmithing and wheel
wrighting at C. S. Brenn's..
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Rocquefort and Limburger
Cheese at O,Niell's.
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to the home Of John Kirfman near
Eddyville to care for his wife who is
seriously i'll.
Miss Beulah Dunkin has returned to
her home in Lovilia after closing
successful term Of school in Fredric.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shafer are the
parents Of son born Thursday.
Charles Miller and wife Of Avery
and Roy Miller and wife of Cuba. with
Mrs. Martha Hayes Of Algona, Ia,
visited at the home Of John Miller on
Sunday.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. j
Q. Bescoe of near Abba will learn
with sorrow that their little six yeal
old daughter Susie sustained serious
injuries last Monday when she fell
from the hay loft a distance Of ten
feet.
Conrad Duffy and family spent Sun
day with Walter Reeves and family.
Mrs. Clara Griffin and son Leo
stated last Monday for their new home
In the state of Colorado.
Mrs. Stewart Johnson was the OBJ
ject Of a postal shower few days ago.
These cards and letters came from
her schooimates, some Of whom she
had not seen for fortv-flve years
Many states from the Atlantic ana
Pacific were represented.
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HANNIBAL WINS
IN A LONG GAME.
MISSOURI CLUB TAKES II IN.
MING CONTEST FROM GEIER'S
FIGHTING TEAM.

Burlington, May 11.-When Phil
Geier made his two base hit in the
ninth inning yesterday in the last
game with the Cannibals, bringing in
three runs and tying the score, there
was something doing among the fans
and it gave them something to yell
about besides Umpire O'Brien. If
roofing could have bagged the game
after that the Pathfinders would have
won, for the bugs did their share The
game was a long one, the visitors get
ting the winning run in the eleventh,
making the score 5 to 4. Burlington
made fever errors yesterday than in
Mondays game but two Of them were
very costly. Geier was back In the
game and played short. The fans
have comfortable feeling of security
when Phil comes to the bat.
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Miss Margaret Keller and Miss Bertha
Waugaman. Mrs. Theo. OFT rendered
a vocal solo.
Jim Townsley of Ottumwa visited
his parents in Eddyville over Sunday.
Miss Kate Chitwood went to Ottum-
wa yesterday to accept a position IN
a dry goods store.
John Parberry moved his family to
Abel where they will locate.
Tom Hagan who has been in Eddy
his sister Mrs. Lester who has been
seriously i'll, returned to his home at
Stuart, Ia.
Mace Hagan and wife Of Oskaloosa
visited at the Lester home yesterday.
Mrs. John Kirfman living south OF
town is very dangerously Ill. Miss
Stella Akers, trained nurse from
Ottumwa came to care for her.
Roy Dillon Of Eldon, brother-in-
law Of DR.. Bradfeld and Mrs. Clarence
Langton of Hannibal. Mo- sister OF
Mrs Bradfield visited with Mr.. and
Mrs: Bradfield over Sunday
Miss Carpenter and Miss Pierson
spent Sunday In Ottumwa with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Harve Fortune Of Ottumwa
was called to Eddyville yesterday by
the serious illness Of her mother Mrs.
John Kirfman.
Rev. Mansen went to Muscatine on
Sunday to fill an appointment at that
place.
Miss Irene IIiltabidel Of Abba visit
ed over Sunday in Eddyville with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hiltabidel.
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made a brief visit with Charlton
friends while on her way to- Garden

made a Orle1 WISH Win SHarILoA
friends while on her way to Garden
Grove.
Mrs. Sanford Rea Of Abba returned
home last week after few days visit
in Charlton with her mother, Mrs. An
ma Sullivan and old friends
Editor ]. L. Long and wife Of Os-
ceola were in the city Friday visiting
relatives and attending the funeral OF
H. D. Copeland.
of st. Joe, who had been spending
several weeks in Charlton with her
mother, Mrs ]. +. spiker. returned
home Friday.
visited Charlton friends Friday while
on her way to Derby to visit her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Barger.
Miss Merle Russell of st. Joe return
ed home yesterday after a visit Of six
weeks with relatives and old friends
here and at Russell.
Mrs Frank Hickey Of Russell, re-
turned home yesterday after a visit
with her father-in-law w. w. Hickey,
who continues seriously i'll.
Col O. A. Bartholomew left Friday
e-:ening for a visit in Minneapolis,
Mimi, with his children, Chas. and Or
10 Bartholomew. His daughter-in-law
Mrs. Orlo Bartholomew. Of that city,
who had been spending few weeks
here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. s.
H. Smith and old friends returned
home at the same time.
Master Gerald Henderson went to
Ottumwa last evening to spend few
days with his aunt, Mrs. w. S. Childs.
Mrs. Blanche Stralev Of Rome re-
turned home Friday after visit in
Whitebreast township with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Larring-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Thomas, who had been
spending several months with her
daughter. Mrs. Geo. Slower, left last
evening for Hooking where she ex-
poets to reside in the future
Geo. D. Copeland of Marion, o.. ana
A. P. Copeland Of Indiana, were in the
city Friday attending the funeral OF
their brother. H. D. Copeland.
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= CEDAR ROUTE 1.

Frank Moore was q business caller
in Kirkville Wednesday.
w. j. Brown was a business caller In
Cedar Tuesday
John Ross was caller at the Isaac
Cook home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shaw were
shopping In Kirkville Wednesday,
John Ross was business caller in
Kirkville Thursday.
Mr.. and MRS Charles F'uhs visited
Sunday at the home Of her brother
Seigle Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ross visited at
the parental Ross home recently.
John Allison was a business caller at
the J. D. Funk home last week.
Rufus Sheafe was caller at the M.
e. Allison home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Funk visited at
the parental Carnes home recently.
Jackie Newell was caller at the
M, e. Allison home Sunday.
w. J. Brown was caller at the
John Ross home Tuesday.
Rufus Sheafe spent Sunday at the
home Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sheafe.
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Woluast to Box Moran,

Los Angeles, May 11.-Four fights
have been arranged by Tom McCarey,
the Los Angeles promoter, the first to
take place between Lew Powell and
George Memsic May 81. Lightweight
Champion Wolgast will meet Owen
Moran in ten-round go early in June,
and Jack Burns and Sandy Ferguson
will clash in a twenty-five round bat
tie May %. The winner will be match
ed with Langford. frankie Conlex,
claimant Of the bantamweight cham
pionship, has been matched to meet
Pal Moore in twenty-five round con-
test June 4. All battles will be de-
cided at McCarey's Vernon arena.
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atics the country over, Men who do
not stop to consider that the accident,
a fractured skull, is one that might
befall any man in any line of work at
any time, just as ball players are kill
ed when hit by pitched balls. The
possibility of that fatality stopping
the jeff ohnson battle Is remote at
best, or worst, although it has created
much talk
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Springfield ...0001 1O010-3 10 l
Batteries = Cook and Asmussen;
Laudermilk and Johnson
WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Omaha 10; Topeka q

Omaha, May 1.-THE local team
celebrated the opening of the season
on the home grounds by easily de-
feating Topeka 10 to 4, in the in
augural game. McCafferty was knock
ed out in the third inning. but the
visitors could do nothing with Hol-
lenbeck's delivery. Kerns' home run
in the third was a feature. Gov. Eber-
hardt of Minnesota, who was introduc-
ed by Mayor Dahlman, pitched the
first ball, which almost was batted out
of the diamond by President Ralph
Sunderland of the Omaha club Score:
r. H. E.
Omaha ......122020 10
Topeka $3.50. 100000 8 Z
Batteries-McCaffer Hollenbeck,
and Gonding: Fugate and Kerns.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by Ottun1wa Title & LOAF
Company, Abstracts of Title ]. A.
Lowenberg, Manager, Rooms to >
Summers Bldg, Corner Court ana
Seconds streets.
H. X. Kirkpatrick and wife to Homer
B. Patterson, M NEA Fl 70 is and
S15 SEA SWA and M SEA
SWA Is and part NEA NEA 20 ~
10 and Ell NEA NWA 81 II 13
$4,000.
A. P. Ellis and wife OF Mary E. Peck
lot IA Robinson 9TH add Otta, $7OQ
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: RONAPkRTE.

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Mr.. and Mrs. John Israel of Mem
phis, Mo-. are spending few days at
the j. l. Israel home.
Mrs. M. A. De Hart of Keosauqua
spent Sunday with her parents L. II.
Henry and wife north Of town.
The funeral Of Mrs. Guy Lydolph
was held at the late home Sunday at
2 p. M, conducted by Rev. Druse. In
torment in the White cemetery.
Miss Ethel Duty Of Oxford, Ia.. who
has been visiting relatives and friends
here the past week returned home on
Monday.
Miss Msrgaret Johnson who is at
tending Parsons college at Fairfield
spent Sunday with her parents j. A.
johnson and wife.
Miss Refa Packer left Monday for
Lemon, S. D., where she will spend the
summer with relatives.
S. F. Henry attended to business In
Keosauqua Monday.
Walter Corns who has been employ
ed at Oklahoma City the past winter
returned to Bonaparte Friday for an
extended visit with his parents s.
Corns and wife.
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= ELDON. =

Mrs. Blanche Hendron Of Kansas
City is in the city for visit with rela-
tives and friends.
J. w. Trott is confined to his home
with illness.
The Rock Island has re-sodded their
lawns at the depot, which makes it
look very nice.
Mrs. E. H. F1nney and Mrs. ]. O..
Hunnell are In Abba, delegates to the
p. e. o. meeting.
F. w. Neff of Unionvflle Is in Eldon
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramey and Mrs. Bell
Ramey left yesterday for Valley juno
ton, to reside.
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Summary.
Two base hits-Wise, Donahue;
stolen bases-Kensel, Finney, Dona-
hue; sacrifice hits-Kensel, SEVERED,
Dang, Burg, Myers, Walker; double
plays-Donahue to Myers, Walker to
Myers; struck out-by Reiss 8, by
Walker 9; base on balls-off Reiss z,
off Walker 1; wild pitch-Reiss; hit
by pitcher-Noah /, Reiss /. Time of
game-2:20 Umpire-Cleary. Attend,
ance-255.
Notes Of the Game.
Russell was put to work right on
the start. Owens and Cavanaugh poled
to left field when first up.
Walker cut SEVERED off at first aft
err the youngster had hit safe. He took
too long lead off and Walkers whip
was too fast for him to beat back.
Hartman's fast work in right was
the kind that pitchers should have all
the time.
After whiting Walker in the fifth
and having the best of the flinging ar
gument all the way through, Reiss be.
came wild and allowed Myers to
score by pitching one pill over Links
head.
Burg robbed himself of a sacrifice
hit in the eighth when he hunted and
tried to kick the ball foul.
Cavanaugh wanted to mix his good
playing of the series with the bad,
and instead of hitting yesterday, he
spent most of the time making bob
.bles. Mike is indeed versatile player.
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Whether the death of Tommy Nc
earthly, who died as result of frac-
Owen Moran in San Francisco, will
have the effect of stopping the JEFF
fries-Johnson battle is the question
that is stirring fstiana just now. The
death Of Mccarthy has created a SEN
timent against the fight game by fan
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TWO-base hits-Overtaker, Lewis,
Thomas, Miller, Cavanaugh 2. Home
run-Lewis. Struck out-By Ketter-
ing 9, by Jaeger 2. Bases on balls
OF Kettering 6, off Jaeger 1. Double
plays-Sensenbach to Thomas to Mil
Ter; Sensenbach to Thomas. Wild
pitch-Kettering. Passed ball-Lage.
Stolen bases-Morris, Vasbinder, Mil
ler Hit by pitched ball-Thomas.
Umpire-Lippert. Time of game
1872
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Two-base hits-Prout, Geier. Three
base hit-Ebert. Struck out-By Dove
4, by Bremen 1, by James 8, by Kraft
/. Bases on balls-Of Dove 5, off
Bremen 2, off James 4. Wild pitches
Stolen bases-Dowling, Prout,
Evans, webster 2. Sacrifice hits
Prout, Evans, Webster 2. Hit by
pitched ball-By Dove /, by James l..
Umpire-O'B rien. Time of game,
2:45. Attendance-250.
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Des Moines, May 11.-Des Moines
opened the Western league season
here with an easy victory over ST.
Joseph, II I'd 4. Herche, until he was
forced to retire through an injury,
pitched effective ball. Score:
RH. E.
Des Moines .OOO44111* Ill IL 4
ST. Joseph ..0000021 3
Batteries-Herche, Benz and Nc
Manus; Watson and Wolfe.
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Denver. s: Lincoln 8.

Lincoln, May 11.-Before crowd
said to be the largest that ever at
tended baseball contest in Lincoln,
Denver won the opening game here,
to 8. All of Denver's runs were made
in the first inning and not one was
earned, two errors, base on balls,
and two hits figuring in the scoring
Score: R.H. E.
Lincoln :. OOOO2O1O-3 5 4
Denver .50O00O0O0-5 6 4
Batteries-Knapp and Clark; Ham
mond and Weaver.
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Two-base hits-Hallman. Double
plays-Cook to Lotshaw; Nickel to
Grodnick Base on balls-Off Marks
1, off Hallman /, off Nasseth 2. Struck
out-By Mailman s, by Nasseth 2.
Wild pitches-Nasseth. Time-1:35.
Umpire-Hanly. Attendance-382.
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Siuox City, May 11.-Sioux City lost
the opening game at home to Wichita
before crowd of 5000. The game
went ten innings. Score: R. H. 3.
Sioux City ..O03OO1O000-4 13 3
Wichita ..O1OO1 0O023-7 II l
Batteries-Chabek and Towne;
Shaner, Hasler and Shaw.
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= EDDYVlCL-.

Sunday evening, May 9Th was fit
tingly observed at the Congregational
church as Mothers day. The pastor,
Rev. Carter delivered an excellent
sermon suitable for the occasion and
Maid a high tribute to the mothers of
the past as well as the present. Special
music was rendered by male quartet
and instrumental solos were given by
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SCARCITY OF
B|FfSL OSECAME.
MONMOUTH DROPS THIRD CON-
TEST TO GALESsURG BY
FAILURE TO SPANK.

Galesburg, May 11.-Monmouth got
but two hits Tuesday and the PAYERS
made it three straight. Costly errors
were responsible for all but one of the
runs. Marks was yanked in the Sec
ond The scOro.
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KEOKuK SCORED
ONE EARNED WIN
PA BELTS INDIANS CHASTISE
kEWANEE FLlNGER AND
TAKE 8 TO 1 GAME:

Kewanee, Ill.,, May 11.-After Ket-
tering settled in third Keokuk was
easy. Kewanee outhit the visitors,
but the game was marked by much
freak playing Lewis saved the visit
ors from the whitewash. The score:
Ko,yoneo An d III pO A n
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= CHARLTON
= <->-<-<>>>% 4

Gus Becker. Of near Cambria, form
erly of this city, came Yesterday for
brief visit with his brother, ]. O..
Becker and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Primm are
spending "a few days at their former
home near Norwood
Miss Nora Ketcham of Ottumwa.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

National League.
Chicago 9, New York 5.
Brooklyn 1, Pittsburg 0.
Boston 5, st. Louis 8.
Cincinnati g. Philadelphia 6.
American League.
Chicago 10, Washington 3.
Detroit 5, New York (ten innings.)
Boston 4, st. Louis 8.
Cleveland 1, Philadelphia 1 twelve
innings.)
Three ! League.
Davenport 7, Waterloo 0.
Dubuque 9, Rock Island 2.
Danville 8, Bloomington l.
Springfield 8, Peoria 0. .
Central Association.
Ottumwa 2, Quincy 2 twelve in
nings.)
Keokuk 8, Kewanee 1.
Galesburg 8, Monmouth 1. -
Hannibal 5, Burlington 4.
Northern Association.
Elgin s, Clinton 1.
Muscatine 2, Freeport /.
Joliet 8, Decatur 2.
Jacksonville 3, Kankakee 2.
Western League.
Des Moines II, St. Joseph 4.
Wichita 7, Sioux City (ten In.
nings.)
Denver 5, Lincoln 3.
Omaha 10, Topeka 4.
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: FREDRlc. =

Miss Clara and Miss Marie Berry
were visitors at the home of Charles
Shafer Sunday
Miss Stella Akers returned home on
Saturday expecting to rest few days,
but was called early Sunday morning
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Northern Association.
Three Eye League Scores.

Davenport, May 11.-Waterloo made
almost as many errors as hits and
lost. The score: r. H. E..
Davenport .O034OO0oO-7 9 0
Waterloo ....O00OOOOO 90 4 8
Batteries-Smith and Coveney;
Buckholz and Harrington.
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Rock Island, May 11.-Dubuque
made 2 runaway match out OF yester-
days game. The score: r. H. E.
Rock Island 00100100-2 Z
Dubuque 49,. 10000 1-9 10 0
Batteries-Lakaff and OLeary; Fa-
Der and Latimer.
Bloomington, May 11.-Danville got
a lead in the first and could not be
beaten. The scroe: R. H. e.
Bloomington ..000o0o01o-1 5 4
Danville 100000 z 1
Batteries = Cook, Nunnamaker;
Loomis and Wolfe.
Peoria, May 11.-Springfield kept
on winning yesterday, batting out ten
hits and three runs, shutting out the
locals. The score: R. H. 3.
Peoria .....0O0O00o0o--o 5 /
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pes Moines, II: St. Joseph, q.

mond and Weaver.
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Wichita. 7; Sioux City 8.

and Gonding: Fugate and Kerns.