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Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-14

The Indian ocean in its deepest parts is 1S,5S2 feet. Its area is 2So00000 square miles
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-14

they think the new camps are going to make good
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-14

Nick kaine, one of the pioneer sEianers of Idifarod, returned from his trip to the Outside ast "Wednesday. Is came lA by way ot Fairbanks.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-14

George Phillips and Tommy Moore re turned from their tour of the Innotso camps
 last Saturday, They visited the oIj dig gngs, Cripple Poorman and Long creek. They have nothing new 10 report, but say
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-14

EIr. and Mrs. William Achcson of Id;tar visited the creeks last Monday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-14

Mr. and Mrs Ostrom of Discovery visited Flat and Iditarod the first of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
HE MADE SINGLE
HANDED TRIPLE

Thomas n Scott one OF the widest
known young attorneys OF Bluefield. was
the week end guest % the Junior editor
this week. lie remained over for the
Boy Scouts exercises and ball EAfns
Monday. and both took much interest IN
same. az one time having been fans IN
the oldcn days when fhc game was VIA
and high. -he lunisv editor OF this rsg
D. one of tre few fans Of the whole
country who. in real hard fought
game N base ball. made "A single handel
triple play. putting out side OF three.
without assistance. lie Was playing
deep tn short. when "a heavy batter droN y
D cc-ltuer' about ten feet over mis-
head backing and making a grab for a.
the ball stuck In the glove by an almost
Impossible catch. There were two men
ON base. one ON third and one on CSC
ond. Both were sure he would never
touch the ball and made n base. lie ilt.
crossed the runner who started back to
second. and with equal distance Co make.
beat the fellow who had gone home and
started back 1tut a. was all done .
darn sight quicker than % takes to tell
a. ANY body on the coaiftcld diamond
ever made "a single handed triplcf-Mc-
bowell Recorder. June 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
DILL0NVALE TEAMS
Interesting Game Played Sunday After
noon Between Diilonvaie Stars
and Athletics.

The Steuhenville baseball team was
booked Tor game with the strong Dill
loufnle Athletics on tho DillonVato
grounds sunday. June Is. For some un-
known reason the Steubenvtlie bunch
failed o. appear. which was "a great a -
appointment for the association and also
e great loss financially. as the game
had been heavily advertised throughout
the county and great many from sur
rounding towns drove IN 20 see the con-
test Rather than disappoint the crowd,
arrangements were made with tho Dill
IonFale stars Tor a game. which proved
very exciting. The game was n pitch
ers duel between Shrikel and Gerstark
and many sensational plays were made
on both sides.
The Stars are omen FOR Fames July. &
and p with any fast amateur team IN
the ohio valley. Martins Ferry or Reii-
aire preferred Write manager o. Dill
lorvlle Stars
Following ig score by innings.
stars ......aOo OO0on-3
Athletics . n % 70 % n o q o % &
ShriCkle and Nicholson. Gerstaurk and
OstroskI
Attendance. eoo. Umpire: Deaiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
ALL STARS
LOCAL sEMI-PRoFEssIoNAL BASE
BALL PLAYERS ORGAN
NE TEAM
Composed Of Many Who Have Played
on Fast College Teams-To
Hold Meeting Tonight.

What bids fair TO be the fastest
amateur baseball team en- this city.
II not the fastest In the Ohio Valley.
Is now In the embryo stage in this
city. The new aggregation Is a reor-
ganization OF the famous old Wheel
Ing Mold a. Foundry team and will
have In its lineup the fastest amateur
players I'm this section
Don X. Crawford. Is manager OF tho
new club and stated TO an Intelligen-
Ger reporter last night that the team
would be ready TO book games i'm a
Few days. IL Is the intention Of the
management TO book games only with
inc really hrst class clubs and no sec
ond raters will be considered.
A meeting will De held. the place
not decided. tomorrow evening at
which tune final plans for the organi-
zaton viii be effected. a captain will
be elected and the tentative schedule
decided upon as well as the number
OF games which IL will be advisable to
book az this period In the season.
In the Lineup OF the new team will
he found names that are familiar to
thosc who have followed local anna
teur baseball and Il will be seen 10
be an alLstar club Among the play.
ers who have been secured are.
stump. one 0f the fastest amateur
twirlers Wheeling has ever known
Nike Leatherwood. the fastest second
haseman the West Virginia University
has ever produced. Stobbs speedy hi.
lie Wheeling High player and Heath.
srington, who pitched such sensational
hall for Iinsly Institute the past sea.
son. "Wib" Watkins. who has starred
on number Of college teams and has
also played considerable semi-pro ball
viii play right field. other PLAYERS of
Wen known merit are: Elig. Gibson.
Richardson. Mccullough Rogerson.
Gardner. Ollie and others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
BULL MOOSERS
Many VIII Co TO Pittsburgh To-day
20 Hear Col. RooseVelt's
heynoIe ypeech.

Many West Virginia Bull Moosers
will go TO Pittsburgh to-day to hear
the Progressive keynote address to
be delivered tonight by Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt The meeting
will be held IN Exposition hall and
will be followed by banquet at Ne
Creery's.
II was estimated last night that
about 200 from West Virginia will
attend. including about seventy-fve
persons from the northern panhandle
Many OF these have secured seats on
the stage and Harvey W. Harmer.
OF Clarksburg. Progressive candiiatc
for congress from the First district.
will make q brief address provided
there Is sufficient time
Many will leave on the train leav-
ing here at g. 40 o'clock this morning.
but tho largest delegation will go on
the 1.15 o'clock train. Colonel
Roosevelt has promised the West Nir.
ginla delegation an audience OF fif'een
minutes this afternoon, at which
plans viii be made for his tour OF
West Virginia.
Among those who will attend from
this state are the following: State
Chairman Joseph Handlan. Ralph
Moore. $. G.. Smith. Or. Harry Han
r. J. smith. Charles J Schuck. Sam
w ltNAAAllrH Y INffN lf'N VIZ AIMS non
George 4. Laughlin. James sill. Y
g. Dalzell. Charles r. Watkins. Judge
T J. Hugus. n. r. McConkey. Joseph
McCausland. l. r. CraEo. William
HOlderman. Scott Nuzum. Sam v Nc.
Cuskey. all ~ Wheeling
Prosecuting Attorney J. ~. parrlott
~ T. Roscbcrry. Captain Jack Mat
thews. J. r. McCombs and W J. Hry
an. Of Moundsville
Or Grim. 81 Cameron
Lee Chambers and Peter Adler. Of
FOllansbcc.
g. O.. Dowdon. Of Woirton.
!. a Smith and John Christingcr. OF
New Cumberland
George Marshall n Fairvicw.
= r Tarr. OF Wollsburg
Charles kimball. secretary 81 the
state committee. Of SistcravilIr Wal
ter Sugdon. Of Sietcrsyillo
j vs. Mcintyre and s. r. NcCaekcv
New Nartin-villc
Anthony Smith. % Harrisyiuo
Harvey vs.. Hammer and j. r. Law.
~ Clarksbnrr
ira smith Trcvcv Nutfcr and a q.
Lehman. Of Fairm0nf
j. w Dawson. Grant HAIL Mat
Matheny. Judge benjamin Hail. Of
Charleston
= " Grant and D. No. WcCourtnoy
of Norranfown
Llr r. D. Ianham. Of Grafton
Leroy shaw. Einru0Ud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
SOCIALISTS NAME
THEIR CANDIDATES
AT MASS MEETING HELD LAST
EVENING IN COUNTY.
HEADQUARTERS.
Candidates Will Be Balloted on al
District Councils and Finally
Selected July II.

The mass meeting OF the members
OF the Socialist party which was held
last evening I'm the Ohio Valley
Trades d Labor Assembly hall was
well attended. The purpose OF the
meeting was the nominating OF can
didates for the county ticket and 9TH
er offices within the party The can
didates nominated last evening will
be- voted upon by the different dis
trict locals between now and Satur-
day. July IL. The result Of the vote
taken al the different district locals
throughout the ten districts OF the
county will be sent to the Ohio coun-
~ Socialist headquarters in the o. V.
I. 4 l.. \ hal where the district
vote will be counted July II. The
candidates receiving the highest num-
Der of votes will be declared as the
party's nominee for the respective
offices on the county ticket.
The nomination OF a candidate for
county superintendent of schools and
members OF the school boards I'm the
various districts was left 10 be named
by the mgmbers OF the city and coun-
~ locals of the party. No justices OF
the peace or constables will be nomi-
mated in any Of the districts by the
party.
Arthur Dalton. Of London. England.
following his address al the corner OF
MflANu anu MARKET streets. was pres
ent and delivered an address TO the
members on Clean Politics"
Name Candidates.
George Berger presided as chairman
OF the meeting, and Adrian Albert as
secretary. Following the addresses of
the evening. members Of the party
nominated the following ticket. 10 be
submitted To a referendum vote OF the
members Of the party Of Ohio county.
Congressman -iarlc-Dr NJ s. Holt
weston. LOWS COUNTY
'onErcssman. First Congressional Dis
SON county.
state senator First Senatorial District
y. J.. Bauer and J. N. smith.
iI"rk or County Court Peter UuyI
ana Andrew Nichaus
clerk circuit Court Max Shafer md
Joseph Albert
County Cpmmieaiorsr- District north
or crock ". 4. Peters
hour7 of Delegate. IFnrr 90 elect J..
sot' legislature W O. Boyd w ~.
folmar Carl -rhars D.. J Weekly Raw
. mgrd l'nunr Hnd g. o. white
District Committee Paul Eaferha
'HWrHf~u tnwwIff.f Give Co eIrrt1 -
W. s.. Peters. Joseph albert a T.. Tausr.
T. IT, furrlff IS. 90 FnImur MAJ eHNa.
Ter and Carl Schnrc
ohio county Platform Committee
Nndrlw NirhHue. chairman. vs. % nm
tgn. Paul ksf7rha. s. D.. l'Huer and D.. =
Tho platform whit announced o., tho
/ n'Nf r..ifrE ~ fhr member of tn.
party. which will b. held in me ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
CENTRAL MAGNATES
ARE NOW WORRIED
SPRINGFIELD CLUB OF THE
LEAGUE CAUSING THEM
MUCH TROUBLE.
Capitalists OF That City Refuse to
Buy Franchise - conference
Held Yesterday.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. June 29-Presi-
dent Louis Heilbraner and owners
Claude H. Narucl. OF Fort WAYNE,
Harry Stahlhefer. Of Evansville. and
Elmer Redelle. Of Dayton. went into
conference here today To decide the
fate OF the Springfield franchise in
the Central Baseball League The
meeting was called TO hear report
from Mr.. Redelle In whose hands
negotiations with the prospective pur-
chasers OF the franchise were left at
the meeting last week II is under
stood that Springfield capitalists have
turned down the proposition to buy
but President Heilbroner insisted
that he had no information 10 give out
In the matter before the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
WHITE sox OUTFIT
TIGERS EASY TWO TO ONE

DETROIT. Mich. June 2q.-outhittinr
Detroit better than two 20 one today.
chicago took tho opening game Of r.
three game series with the Tigers. 3
20 o
The white Sov won tho game in the
sixth inning when they scored two
runs on ON error two singles. an out
and sacrifice fly. Score.
Chicago .OOOfo "a II
Detroit ...1 % o o 90 Z % ?
Two-base hit-Eueh stolen base
orr Main. I. or REM struck aii,
By Hail o hv Reub ?. Umpirca-Con-
molly and Tineeu.
batteries REM Faher and Schalk.
Hall Main and Mckee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
FEDS AFTER TITLE
Some Team Of the Outlaw LEAGUE
WIFI Claim Worlds Champion
ship This Year.

CHICAGO. June % Some team OF
the Federal league wiz claim the
worlds championship this FAN
This announcement. in effect. emit
mated today from the office Of James
Gilmore. president Of the League lie
stated that tho winner of Inc non
nanf 100 his ORGANIZATION would chal-
lence tho winner Of the wOrld's
series between the National and
American loarucs n this BE- not ac-
ooptcd and Dr. viii not bc.thc win
ming Federal LEAGUE club and a team
'I stars from the remaining teams
viii play and the world's rhampion.
shin VIII b. claimed hy tho victor
Tho Federal loaEur bases be- claim
.n major lcaFun calihre on news
paper ard public RECOGNITION The
National and American leagues. how
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near RIOT
cIxcrsnArr-cHrcAo aArr NJ
ING DIsnISsrp
Cabs Yves ne Gans nut Ne; un.r After
fAns Mao segan 20 Scramble
Onto Playing Ftsld-

CHICAGO. June 80 -.a- 10.
narEea fhe rrst same - tue Cincinnati
Rnf0tFu series here TO-DAY Nhigh cat
caEo Won 90 90
fn The visitors sixth inning Mo-a,
foHied down the third base Ire. Hon
ttEeN protested o. Umpire Easn- thai
t.e hf NAa FAIR ans was ordered % the
-lNh house. Manager HerHeE ran into
t.@ arEurnerf ard vas ordered 60 foin
ttnhliftsN In n few moments on. 81
me tlal - took Moran hat and thrsN
II toward the piay-r's bench Ths an
vas vide and the bat landed On the
helf boxes. immediately --ertsfor.
charged upon the delf but fhev We.
Gained by attendants and players The
arguing continued and before ~ reas.l
Mulllne1- Miller and uuurl la had foin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
AID WOLGAST
Lightweight Fighter Breaks Arm and
viii Be Unable TO Fight Joe
Rivers, July e.

LOS ANGELES. June 2s.-Ad VOL
CAST broke his arm to-day. thus halt
ing the Rivers-Wolgast twenty-round
lightweight match which was to have
taken place here July 4.
He will be forced TO remain idle
two or three months before he can
fight again.
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COLLINS
ArHLrrrcs SECOND BAsrMAN WAS
THE SHINING STAR or YES
rERDANS oAMES
Red soI Split Double Header with
hack-men-P1ank Pttchsd
In Great Form

PHILADELPHIA. June sa-HcStnn
spit even with Philadelphia IN a toubIs
header here to-day. the former winning
TIE rrHt game r Co I and the hou, team
the second BY : 60 The visitors hit
the deliveries % Bush ana brown hard
IN the opening game. while Leonard was
very elective
In the second game PHILADELPHIA nit
the ball hard while Plank had his OBJ.
poueuts az his mercy until the ninth m.
ming The nrldiuE 81 Eddie Collins WAS
wonderful HE running stops and eaten
- and heaty playing featuring both
games. while be performed "a feat sell
dom seen az ShIhe park "a the closing
contest by making home run on a hit
inside the grounds scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
GIANTS AND sUPERBAs IN
SWATFESTS AND OUIBBLER

NEW YORK. June 2q.-New York
and brooklyn took part in two smuggling
matches today. the Erooklyns winning
ine ftrSt game by q score or 10 = and
the champions turning the tables in the
second game by score Of s TO s. In
the tlrst game the two teams aggre-
gated thirty hits. totalItnE a. bases
ioth teams continued their fierce
batting iu the second game. The games
were married by constant wrauEtfngs
with the urupires. who ordered Snod-
grass. Tc-rsau and Uonlin off the field
Scores.
First Game.
BROOKLYN % OF ' % IL ,
New York % q % q o. - 2
BATTERIES. ItGcka- ReuIh4gb ana ~
,nrfN. bcmaree. Fromme. wiltss and
Myers and Mclean
Second Game
BROOKLYN % % U p % - o.
Ncw York.0 I o % n :
Hatterics-Allcu. Altchisou and Fi1ch-
cr's Iesrcau. M1thcw-ou and Meyers
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Minneapolis. :. NIL
Waullee ?
~ Kansas City-Kansas city. 4: ST.
Paul. ?.
At Louisville-LouisviIle. s: Column
bus
other clubs not scheduled
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FEDERALS

At Baltimore r. "A. r.
Baltimore Observation-Disclosures. .
fiuneran and Land. Wilhelm. Comic. .
Nouut and Jacklitsch.
At Huralo- r. "A. =.
Bunalo-pittsburgh game postponed.
cold weather.
Other clubs not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
BoEHLIsG WINS HIS OWN
GAME by GOOD BrNGLE

WASHINGTON, June 29-Washing-
ton beat New York to-day 7 TO 20. Hoeh-
ling allowed hut four scattered hits and
scored the winning T7ih himself n the
third inning. when ne doubled. was sac
rihccd TO third. and scored on Fosters
double. Score.
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terE hammer Hases on balls. or YfrE-
ling. 3. OF Vaughan. 2. N Cheney.
4. hy YinFling. .. bv Iavcuder l.
ChensN. Rowan. !. Umpires. Jason
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Two base hits; Coleman. Mitchell.
Magce. Three base hits: J. Kelly. Snv-
der. stolen bases: Carey. Base on balls.
or Ierritt .. Off Copper. 4. Struck
out. by Cooper. 6. Impires: KLEIN ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
PIRATES WIN IN EASY
MANNER PROM CARDINALS

/ ST LOUIS. June % Cooper kent 40
/ LOUIS hitT scattered except In one In
ming, while his teammates were able 10
mt the st Louis ritcherS when hts
meant runs and Pittsburgh won the
opening game OF the series 10 = Score.
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Two base hits. Shanks Bochling
Foster. Moeller Stoles Bases Cook
Shauks. Bases on balls. on Warrior. I
BOehlinF 9. Struck out Uy Roehllng
2. Tmpires: chill and sheridan
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


resc~rday's n<.nlts
'Hruokiyn. = Nes york
s-Nes Y orb DrnoklYr
Pittsburgh. 4 - Louis &
Chicago. 10. Cincinnati
Bostun-rt iladelrhia rain
FIRST Earne Second zane.
To-dAy's Games
fhiiadel phta ~ Boston
Brooklyn A. New YORK
Cincinnati A. CHICAGO.
PittshurEh a. 81 Louis
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ever. are parties 20 the national
agreement and are barred from con
testing with so-called outlaw leagues
such as the Federal
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Score by innings. RH e
HoSton ........ OOOOOOOOa-s :
Philadelphia o.. 51OOOOI0.+7 10 D
Johnson and Caddy, Plank ard Lapp.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Jersey City-Jersey City. S: Mon
treal. .
Al Observation-Disclosures 3. Buffalo. o.
~ Newark-Rochest 16. Newark. l.
At Providence - TorontO-Providence
game postponed 20 allow Toronto catci.
an early train.
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valley Trades and Labor Assembly hall
July II. The candidates to be voted on
November 3. will also be named accord
Ing 10 the result OF the referendum vote
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GAINESVILLE

order Wines Liquors. Rocrs. Wits.
kics. etc. 81 the best quality az right
prices from Acorn Liquor Co. Dillon
vale. Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES

The pattcrzou-Elm Grove baseball
team Is open for games with fast semi
lrof loual baseball teams in the val
ley Tor sunday. July 3. - and 10. ANY
last team not having any games ar
ranged FOR those dates. may arrange for
a game by calling Sporting Editor In
telligcuCer.
The pattorsou-Elm Grove BASEBALL
Team is ANXIOUS 90 meet the Triadelphia
team on the Elm Grove diamond July
remain open and will be fitting op-
iUrtluttN Tor the Triadslphia boys TO
get even for the Curshing defeat Of a
Few weeks ago. 10 challenge a. accept
able. the date can be reserved by calling
sporting Editor. lnJelligencer.
The wheeling creek stars would Ike
70 play the isch-l. BIBLES. sunday.
July b.. on the Wheeling Creek o..
Greek stars had game for SUNDAY
June -s. coz they would have accepted
the challenge of the 1sch-Ea- BIBLES. II
accepted answer through Intelligence.
An Interesting game was played sun
day afteruou between the Neffs Black
~oN and a. team composed 81 Henw God
base ball player The final score was
10 Goo @ Boo favor ~ tho Black SoN The
the BLACK SoN. and Brady and ST John
Tor the keuWUuders.
The Nsffs BLACK Sox viii play the
shady side Athletic club baseball team
90 shady side ur the afternoon Of July
An interesting game is promised a.
the two teams are very evenly matched.
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Two base hits. Lewis . Ycrkes. Gard
ner. Oldriug Three base hit: Speaker.
Walsh. Stolen bases. Carrigau. Collins.
First base on halls. on Leonard. .. on
Bush. ! on Brown. J. Struck out. BY
Leonard. by Brown. . Tmpires
% LOuEhliu and Uildehrand
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Got Tho best quality Beers. Wines
and Whiskioe AZ rlrhf prices from
Acorn Liquor CO.. uili0nvaio. ID
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To-daNa Qamss
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday Results.
Boston. :. Ihilads iuhia 1.
'-Hhiladel phia. z. Eoston. 2
washington. Z. New York. =.
Chicago. : Detroit :.
Cievclrnd-St. Louis. rain.
.-Flrst game. Second game.
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MORRISTOWN

Get the best quality Beers. Wines
and Whiskies At right prices from
Acorn Liquor Co. Dillonvale. Ohio.
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order Wines. Liquors. Beers. Wits
kios. etc. Of tho best quality AZ right
prices from Acorn Liquor Co. Dillon.
vale Ohio
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To-day. Games.
Chicago - Detroit
St Louis at Cleveland
New YORK AZ Washington
Boston at Philadelphia
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c. F. BraunIiCh
& Co.

loI7-Ia marEot 81 H8th Phones saa
Near Upper End o. Marhet Auditorium
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Totals ..-.....3l - II
N-Batted Tor Bush IN NTH.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday Results.
brooklyn. n. baltimore ..
PITTS hurEh- Buffalo. postponed cold
weather.
other clubs not scheduled
To-dsys Games.
Clubs not scheduled.
The bee., 1914-02-20

it has now been six months since took
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the best of health. = Mrs. AUGUST
w. KoNDNER, 1882 Hollins Street, Bal
timore, Md.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and to-day holds the record of
being the most successful remedy for
female ills we know of, and thousands
of voluntary testimonials on file in the
Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass,
seem to prove this fact.
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
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: II YOU want special advice
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