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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-10
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE

Notice Is hereby given that SIX months aft.r
dafe the Undersigned VIII make nal returns y,
lis accounts as administrator o. the asfsfe y,
MIS- O. s " htls deceased. and thar be NH ~
such tine apply 70 the County judge a MAJ
sg- county. Florida. for his discharge as sncs
administrator.
J. W. wADsWORTH.
Adm'uistratoT estate Of Nj s. 9. A. Whiule 40.
cea %. Jan 2 1910
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SoTIcE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. 5. Land once at Gainesville, FlordI
- ht-va ~ Esh s9sa

FtuIltTy ON, wv
Notice Is hereby siven that John Tuter
OF Madison. Florida who. on January 2nh
- .. made Homestead Entry 40. $50. Serial
10. O3i22) for sNL Of SWls and SWi4 oi
NWls. section &. Towusl ip south, Rang
East. Tallahassee Meridian. has filed notice
~ intention 70 make Final 1ye year root
% establish clam 20 the land above describee
tefore the Clerk Of the Circuit Court az Mad,
son, Florida on the 10th day OF March. 1910
Claimant nsmes as witnesses:
j NJ Brown, L. L. Driggers, s ?. Bass and
J. (. Wynn, all Of Madison, Florida.
HENRY S. CHUBB,
Register
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NOTICE FOR Pu gLLcATIoN.

United safes Land once at Gainesville, ia.
February 18th, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that william n. Phil.
lips Of Madison, Florida, who, on May i6, 1901
OzcO71 for sEa OF Swk, Section Il, Tpi south,
r . East, Tallahassee Meridian. has fled notice
OF intention 70 make nDal nVe year Proof
70 establish claim 70 the land Above described
before the Clerk OF the Circuit Court al Mad.
ison. Florida on the 30th day OF March, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Henry Barker, Melvin T. Bridges, J n.
sheppard and Joel E. Phillips, all OF Madison,
FLORIDA.
HENRY S. LHUBB.
Register.
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE

Notice Is hereby given that six months .ro,
the dage hereof the Undersigned 81 IN make f,s,
returns o. ~ 49, ~ aomlnistra'0. q th,
be- VIII A. such time apply 70 the county rnS 4se
Or Madison cOuutG. Florida, f.r bis f6a1 AZ
charge as such admiLisrrafGT ''''
JOIN G. WHITE.
ADM .uisratcr Estate o. John Hcnders6s A.,
ceased. Oh , 100.
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Work o. the construction o The
new court house 10 Pslatka is going
On nicely.
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A movement 10 secure lower FIRE
insurance rates has been started in
Pensacola.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-10

Arcsdia's beautiful new Sll, coo
Bspist church las been completed
aDd was occupied for the flsl time
Sunday.
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y. A. BlitcL and r. II. Burr bav.
announced IS candidates for re eleo
ton 70, railroad commissioners.
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SORTuBOCND
soUTHBoUHD

Connections Madison with A. L. Ry
e2 and River Junction. Valdosa with G. s. F. aud L., at
Wiacoochee with A. c. Douglas A. and
Brunswick Hazlehu with Rv Macon
~ick, Vdaa with S A. Ry Savannah and NJ D. $. to
Duben and Macon Men with Cen Of Ca Augusta c. L.
s. A. L., c. g. w. c. for all points North
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Georgia & Florida Railway.
SCHE DULE

Shortest and Quickest Line Augusta and all Points Through
Vadosts, Douglas, Hazelhu and Vidalia.
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Perry has let 4 sewerage contract
for Sl3, jjl.95.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-16
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR FREDERICK CLARK

Tho funeral OF Frederick Clark was
held yesterday at the family resi-.
denco. 2940 Pingrce avenue. Bishop
D. n. Ensign officiating.
Music for the occasion was fun
nished by the First ward choir, and
a solo, Sometime Wen Understanl. .
was rendered by Mrs. Heber Warner.
The speakers were ]. 3. Hunter.
Nathan Tanner, u. E. raYior and
Bishop Ensign. All spoke te:lderly of
the young man whose untimely death
had brought deep sorrow into the
hearts OF relatives and frieD Is alike
Additional services were held at
the Wost Weber meeting house, CON
Quoted by Bishops Counsellor ]. B.
Hunter. The West Weber ward choir
furnished appropriate music. and n
solo. II Need Thee Every Hour" was
sung by E. A. Barnes
The sneakers were Albert Greene,
Nathan Hawkes.. Heber Hawkes., Bish-
po George EtherinSton and Elder
Kingsford
Both services were attended by a
large number OF sympathizing
friends and acquaintances. and the
floral tributes were many. The body
was laid TO rest in the West Weber
cemetery, the grave being dedicated
by Patriarch George w. Larl1in.
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CUTICURA CURES
STAY CURED
First Father is Cured of an Erup-
ton that Burned and Itched Day
and Night. Then Baby is Cured
Of a Distressing Rash.
Neighbors Pleased to Find a Sure
Cure for Skin Affections.

81 suGcTod for eight years with what the
doctors called the seven year Itch This
was Ike small rod pimplcs such o. form on
the face but ihey burned and itch.d day and
night These plmpT-s were from my ankles
up, but mostly oil ms thighs and arms. /
tried doctor after doctor bur Their medicines
brought 10 relief. But at last | stuck the
right trcattueot - this WAS Cuiicura
bought . ct of Tho CYiicufa Remedies - Gu
ticuts Soap. OlalmeOt and rnls - and a few
applications brought relief When had used
nbout hall tho SGT WAS nearly cured and after
using two full sets was well and best of all.
have stayed cufcI
About foug r9ou;hs ago our baby began
TO oc covered with nash ond hlg head Nth a
spreading sore Back Of the ears. tile nesh
cracked open and The poor baby would
scratch in it blcd He worried. cricd and
could not elecp Then NC bought A sci OF
Cudcura and with few applications the
burning and tchiug ceased baby stoned
worrying and could slccp. When ihi, single
sct had Rooo We had no use for any more as
baby was never troubled with the disease
again, The nciEhbOrs Who SAW the condition
OF the baby Ill Isled what cured him and
when We told them. they were surprised and
pleased 10 tDd sure cure for these skin
afhctionS- Edward ii. Carter. Jz3 North
37ih St. Camden. y j.. Mar 6. 1910"
Asiu-e 81 Of cutlcura soap ard olorneo, A,
olldp sui1etc1i, rendering u toe most ccouou tcai
ueatneot for RGccIlons OF tbo esia and scalp sold
hnostout che world. Potter DRUG 4 Chem Cop
hoie Prcps. l35 Columbus Ave Boston Mas
A6-MA0ed bea- latest Cuticura Book on Treat.
meet 81 sfm a11 s-;i1 Aeccti-oa
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OUTLOOK PROVIDES
CAR FOR ROOSEVELT

NEW YORK. July 15.-Former Pres
ident Roosevelt left by automobile for
Oyster Bay late this afternoon, after
a day spent in bis editorial Office in
New York.
A delegation from Tennessee OBJ
talned Mr.. Roosevelt's promise to de-
liver an address on October at the
Appalachian Exposition In Nashville
This statement was given out at
Colonel Roosevelts Office
while Colonel Roosevelt was in
Europe the arrangements for his
speech in Cheyenne on August 81 were
made and the Outlook offered 10 pro-
vide private car for the trip, which
was accepted by cable9ram. The trip
therefore Will be under the auspices
OF the Outlook, and the party will
consist Of Colonel Roosevelt and his
secretary, Frank Harper, together with
William b. Howlaod, publisher of the
Outlook, and Ernest H. Abbott and
Harold j. Rowland of tho editorial
staff"
One Of the most pleasant moments
OF the day for the colonel was a chat
with his old friend. David K Thomp-
son. OF Lincoln. Neb., whom he ap-
pointed Ambassador to Brazil and late
ambassador TO Mexico. Mr.. Tbomp.
son said "Rooseyeltism" was ram
pant in the west
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SECRETARY OF WAR
KON0RED AT TOXIC

TOXIC. July 15-"Unhappily forces
for evil, for unknown but sinister pur-
poses, constantly are endeayoring by
false reports or other methods to
cheat conditions of Ill will or distrust
between the two nelghboring peoples.
Their relations are too firmly es-
tablished and their interests are too
distinct to admit OF the possibility of
any question, arising between Japan
and the United States which will not
yield readily TO the ordinary processes
OF diplomacy. The increased and
more Intimate exchange OF view be-
tween the two governments dispel all
apprehensions. on tb2t score"
This utterance was made tonight
by Foreign Minister Count Komura In
toasting ]. NJ Dickinson. the Ameri-
can secretary of war at a banquet
given by Count Komura in honor of
the American icabnet officer Dlckin-
son and his party arrived at Yoko-
hama this afternoon on board the
steamer Siberia, and after an infor-
nal reception at the American consu-
late came on to Toxic for tonight's
function
Cl9nty FeTsonS az 6dnQuct,
The dinner was a brilliant affair.
Eighty persons sat down TO the table.
including Marquis Katsura, the Japa-
nese premier. and five members of the
cabinet, admirals. generals and off,
GERS and their ladies'. After toasts
TO President Taft and the emperor had
been proposed respectively by Count
Komura and Thomas j. O'Brien, the
American Ambassador. Count Komura,
in proposing the health OF Mr. Dick.
inson, referred to previous visits to
Japan Of President Taft
Those visits ! recall" said the
foreign minister. not only because
his personality endeared him to all.
but because his insight and calm judg-
ment enabled him 20 appreciate the
value OF the sentiments entertained
by Japan for America
Mr. Dickinson in responding. after
warm expression OF his gratitude
for the hospitality accorded him, de
clared that Count Komura had anal
wed accurately President Taft and
the people OF the United States, aud
said IL was fortunate that there would
be found at the head of affairs in
America a man possessing a keen
knowledge of the far east
No Reason for Breach.
There is no reason for a breach OF
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"UNCLE JOE'' AND
PINCHOT AT DINNER

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July 10.-A
surprise was sprung upon the mem
bers OF the Knife and Fork club in
this city tonight when Uncle Joe"
Cannon. speaker OF the house OF rep
resentatlves appeared at the entrance
OF the clubs banquet nall beside Gif-
ford Pinchot, the clubs guest of honor
and principal speaker tonight. The
two men were given a rouSing recep-
ton as Mr.. Pinchot offered his arm TO
the speaker and started toward the
guest table.
Uncle Joe" gently pushed Mr. Pin
cbot ahead, declining his arm, desir-
ing 10 emphasize the fact that he
realized the ex-forester was the es-
poclally invited guest of the evening.
Meeting Accidental.
Mr.. Pincbot led the way to the
banquet table followed by Mr Can
non, the former statloning himself
at the right of the president of the
club and the latter Immediately at
the presidents left. Mr. Cannon's
appearance at the dinner was accI
dental, he said He arrived here at
O'CLOCK, ana leit fOur nourS later
for Winfield, Kansas, where he will
begin a speech making tour of the
state tomorrow, Members of the club
met him in the lobby OF the hotel as
they were assembling for their din
ner, and invited him to attend He
accepted.
Could Not Get Out of It.
81 do not see how am to get out
OF it, he remarked,
Il suppose shall have to go in
and visit with the boys"
1t was before the Knife and Fork
club that Speaker Cannon made
speech attacking the insurgents few
months ago.
Mr.. Pinchot spoke tonight on The
conservation of our national resour-
ces" Mr.. Cannon before going into
the banquet room said he would not
make speech tonight Mr.. Pinchot
spoke In part as follows.
On Conservation Resources.
When Congressman Tawney's
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o. Cornelrs confession comes the
charge OF Jack Johnson that bis OK
manager. George Little. attempted TO
bribe him TO throw the battle with
Jeffrics-and the ~countcr-charge OF
Little that Johnson bad agreed 10 lay
down The blnck champion. claims
Little. agreed to the fTame-up and
then double-crossed because Jeffrles
refused to split $3.50 with him. This.
declares the Chicago procuror, ac-
counted largely Tor the remarkable
change which came over Jeffries in
the last few days before the hostll-
tiles Up TO the time Johnson issued
bis ultimatum to fight ION the
square" Jeffries was in the great
est OF good humor and high spirits.
Wien he learned. however. that John
son was going out TO WIN. the mem
ory OF that night IN Los Angeles
when, alter whipping his brother Jack
in five rounds, Johnson challenged
Jim 20 get into the same ring With
EIm-came back, and IL was that
memory. coupled with Johnson's clev-
erness and the presence OF Delaney
In the negro's corner that caused the
downfall OF the human oak" This
is the argument OF ex-Manager Lit.
tie, who has no use for Johnson now
but in view OF the fact that Cash
Register George has never yet been
taken seriously by the sporting world
his opinion Isn't much today.
or course. We all know what the
politicians did TO Rickard, Gleason
CT al. In this city and New York
First came the holdup by Big Tim
Sullivan and his gnng-who insisted
upon being declared "in" in return
for holding the stakes. Then came
the avaricious demands OF the San
Francisco ''pollies," which sent Rick
ard scurrying across the bay TO En-
eryvllie, Following his return to the
cIty-baving patched up matters with
Hcrget, Mccarthy and company, came
the edict of Governor Gillett. who
hoped. by stopping the affair-atter
passing bis word that he would not
Interfere-to put the machine candi-
date. Andrew Anderson. into his seat
AZ the head OF the commonwealth.
Finally came the dash to Reno, where
Tex and Jack had 10 pony up
small-sized fortune to secure protec-
ton for their venture.
In the days TO come-as I have
said above-the truth concerning tho
JcbDson-JeffrIes fight will be uncov-
cred. We will know If Johnson really
did agree TO frame: If Jeffries
really knew be was going TO be lick
ed; IL Charlie White was really chos-
en- referee in Hoboken. but forced out
by unfavorabfe comments In the west.
ern newspapers: II Johnson and
Berger were really in earnest when
they quarrcled at the Seal Rock house;
II Jeffrles really did plead with Billy
Delaney to come back to him IL
Jeffries WAS really suffering from in
curable systematic diseases which
made 1t impossible for him to get In
to shape-and many other interesting
things Whatever is told, the public
knows this-thnt s270000 was paid 10
Rickard. Gleason. johnson and JEFF
fries-anotber s150.000 10 the rail-
roads and probably s1oO0,O00 to the
gamblers at Reno-for the privilege
OF spending two days-or less-in the
Sage Brush metropolis and seeing one
of the poorest exhibitions between
heavyweight boxers ever seen In this
country-and that's going some."
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friendship between the United States
and Japan continued Mr.. Dickinson
Sound Judgment must prevail
False reports of evil suggestions have
not been justified by any action either
by Japan or America Ny country
sdsslres and is advocating peace aud
arbitration perhaps more than any
other nation of the world. There Is
reason to believe that Japan and
America with the passing years will
become more closely cemented In the
bonds OF abiding friendship"
-Mr Dickinson and his party. who
ave guests Of the American ambassa.
dor VIII he given an audience by the
emperor tomorrow morning. and the
ladies' afterwaTd wiz be received By
the emperor This VIII Dc followed
By luncheon at The palace and a din
ner In the evening
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s. H. BROWN, co.

amendment to the sundry civil ser.
Wee bill put a stop TO the work OF
the national conservation commls-
sion the national conservation assocl-
alton stepped into the breach and
went on with the work.
The association IS on the firing
line in the Conservation fight IL
is doing what would otherwise not
be done The men and women who
give effective service In the great
cause that means prosperity for our
Ieople now and hereafter. II the
national conservation association
were not in existence there would
be no organized effort to stop the
p'underiDg of coal lands, the appro-
priation of water power sites by pri-
vate interests, and in general the alb.
so-ption OF our national resources by
those who have the smallest right to
them"
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Ogden Has to Bow to the Inevitable
Scores Of Citizens Prove IL.

After reading the public statement
of this representative citizen OF Og-
den given below. you must come to
this conclusion: A remedy which
cured years ago which has kept the
kidneys In good health since, can be
relied upon TO perform the same work
In other cases Read this:
Thomas w Wootten. 732 Barlow
Iane, Ogden, Utah, says: For years
] was in misery from palms across
the small OF my back and every little
while was compelled to lay of from
work for two or three days Often
when Strengthening after STOPPING, the
pain was so acute that / was forced
TO cry aloud The kidney 1ecretions
passed too frequently and when being
volded were accompanied by a scald-
Ing sensation / tried nearly every
kidney remedy on the market but was
not helped until used Donn's Kidney
Pills.procured from eADCoNfS PHAR-
MACY. The contents Of two boxes
benefited me In every way and by the
time | had used four boxes. J was
completely cured. My cure Is all the
more remarkable considering that 7
have reached my eighticth year |
cannot express myself too strongly in
praise of Doan's Kidney Pills" (From
statement given Sept. 21, 1907) .
Mr.. Woolten was interviewed on
July &c, 1909. and added to the
above: Il can still recommend
Doans Kidney Pills In the highest
terms as my cure has been perma-
nent have no objection to the con-
tinued publication OF my former tes-
timoniel"
For sale b. all dealers Price so
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
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ESTATE OF THE LATE
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER

Chicago, July lG.-Tbe VIII OF the
late Chief Justice Melville w. Fuller
of the United States supreme court
directs that the property be held In
trust until the death of the last OF his
children, the net revenues being paid
them or their heirs as the trustees
shall sc fit
These provisions were made known
yesterday when two petitions were
filed In the probate court. He died
possessed OF property valued at 1880
Geo. while his wife Mary z. Fuller.
who died in 1904. left an estate valued
at $4,000
Hearing on the viii wac sci for
September 10, The value of the per-
sonal estate OF the late chief Justice
was placed at S15O,0O0 and the real
estate at 100000
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VIII Eat Cowboy Breakfast.

DENVER. July 15.-Colonel Roose.
welt will be the guest OF the Denver
Press club al a cowboy breakfast TO
be given in bis honor. at Overland
Park on August 20, The following
message was received by John S.
lrby. president Of the club today:
"Will gladly accept your kind invi-
tation and Will come to breakfast or
lunch Monday August % VIII tell
you later which
Theodore Roosevelt"
Colonel Roosevelt is the only hon
orary member of the club
The breakfast will be one NJ the old
fashioned chuck wagon affairs and
several famous cooks skilled in this
style OF cooking havealready been en-.
gagged.
Efforts are being made TO have
many cowboys and old time plainsmeu
In Denver while the colonel 1s here.
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FREE BOOK ON PILES
Tells How to Cure Them With In.
ternal Medicine.

Do YOU know the cause of piles?
Is 1t internal or external?
Will salves. suppositories or cutting
remove the cause?
How can one be cured permanent
ly2
Do You know how Dr. j. s. Leon
hardt found the cause and cure?
All these questions answered fully
In a booklet mailed free by DR.. Leon
hardt Co. Station B. Buffalo. n. Y,
or at sADcoN's PHARMACY, Ogden,
Utah, who sell the successful remedy,
Hem-Rold, under guarantee, at 81 per
large bottle.
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CHAS. F GROUT
FLOATING DRUG STORE.

Washington. July ia nostlnl
drug store, which has been introdnc
ed in he Malay peninsula. is an or
di27ry house bont supplied with med
icines cruising up and down the Pa
hang river. according to John d. d.
bols. American consul at Singapore
This method viii facilitate the effort
1t is believed. to distribute quinlne
TO lbe natives, which work has hlth
erto been accomplished through po
lice stations.
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Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city By using oG
DEN MADE FIOUR-it costs you no
more and every sack you use 10 q
boost for your Iowp
In that way you make Chicago
OF Ogden Ogden Milling 4 Ele-
yator Co
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L0NGW0RTK OPENS
OHIO CAMPAIGN

BEVERLY Mass, July l6.-Presi-
dent TAFT was told TO-DAY that the Ohio
Republican state platform 10 be Sdopt.
ed at the Columhus copSentio. July
2G-2S would conan a ringing en-.
dorsemeni OF the entire Taft admin
istration amd The Payne.AldrIch Tar
IN lsT. II Is proposed that the form
c. endorsement shall serve as 4 model
to other states that intend standing
Loyalty by Taft
lonsworth'o Keynote Speech.
The Ohio platform, taken in con
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At IndIanapols--Kansas City o..
Indianapolis 3.
AT Minneapolis 8, Co
lumbus 9.
VILE 8.
Al Toledo-st Paul ;. Toledo C
(ten innIngsl.
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NEW YORK. July l5-In fine up
hill battle, New York defeated Cleye-
land today. The winning run was
scored In the ninth on wild throw
by Mitchell Score:
r. n. Z
Cleveland .7 s {
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NOTICE.

To whom this may concern:
will not stand good for any bills that
nv wife or family may run without
written order from me-
A. T. DOXEY.
Dated July IA, 1910. =
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COAST LEAGUE.

AT Portland Portland .. Oakland l.
At San Francisoo-Sacramento 2,
San Francisco !.
AT Los Angeles-vcrnon 2, Los An
geles I.
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WESTERN IEAGuE

AT Des Molnes Moines o.
Sioux City J.
At Topeka-Topeka 4. Denver :.
AZ Lincoln-Lineolo 3 Omaha l.
AT St Joscph-St Joseph 5. "icbi'
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Batteries-Maddox Leaver,. White
and Gibson; WiItse. Raymond. Meyers
and Schlci
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6, lo,,is q. phiIadoIohIa 2.

PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-Phila.
delphIa won a pitchers bartlc from
ST. Louis today, 2 10 O. Both OF the
home teams runs were due 20 errors.
Lapp's record of fifteen put-outs and
TWO assists WAS made up OK ninc
strikeouts. four fouls, the outs OF two
men at tho plate and the throwing
out OF two base runners Score:
r. II. r.
St Louis s....,.......... .
Philadelphia D.. ........
Batteries-Pclty and stevens :
Vombs and I.app
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PITTSBURG July l5.-For the sec.
ond day Ia succession Pittsburg won
from New York by having the winning
run forced in by base on balls, given
with the bases full in the ninth by
Raymond Score
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NATIONAL LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 1, cinonnati S.

Knocked Curtiss out OF tne blk In the
second inning and won easily. Suggs
was hit frequently but kept them we'll
scattered. Mitchells home run in the
first with a man on bases was the
feature Score:
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Chicago 2, Boston 6.

BOSTON. July l5.-Scott was
knocked out OF the box in the fourth
by the locals today and Boston won
us fourth straight game from Cho-
csgo. Score.