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_, llgilvy hitters.

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walltb' viciLtory wasI Idue to the time
hitting In the sevpnth and ,6lLight11‘ 10'
pin; a. In the former elx nice clean
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“by; - Locomfi .L 5660‘; dd‘l‘iréd ill'né hlLt‘s o'ff mettle llvery.
3° _“l'yv‘ Ng- Y‘fiW 3 3. (ifquowlngds a detailed score of.
ill 8. 11; b 0. ( dgo, the tornado 306118.. ,,,
Qrangéburgély. {Y1} 4 8 .4, Norwalko. R 1 'PO 131
sidney 81., ill 11.... .. . B {,A'i
(consummation). 4 s 5 5.'6a.h£L1{u%L§1-'ioi'3...4§ f g 3 ,6
0y Shelton ch 3 (Dar- ' Brooks. cf.L .. ...... 2 0 1 :1 0 2
.PoughkeeI ale) Leonard. 3b. . , 3 0 1 2 0 0
£230“; £5u22722010..GLal101~,1r ...5,12000
alimfhrse bhlnghan1,12,1 i 6 0 0.
Richard 0.10.! (Young, 0111. - 1,11 3-, 2 2 . a 0
1 1 1; itinerant. c ..... :1 1 1 0 .. 0
Juliad) Marlowe, hr. 111., Mull, s. ..... -. ..... 2 2 1 1 2 1
(Dodge) 5 2 ,2 . v, ~~~~~~
aliphatic.) b. in. thong, ‘Bai' ' ‘ Totals ........... 2711 12 27 7 4
ou,V 2 3 3 Cherokee lndi rte.
Addy; $1., 56“. .49 (Willie, Dan-3 4 I‘ ABaR H 110 A E
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'l‘iL 45“Jacobson ........ ,420300
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lullaby-h la. (Warren, "dvflt c. .4 1 2 8 0 0
w'fi‘mb WWW” “ 2 3 ,1 1 1. hité'c‘rowL,LL1l1L.LL.L.:. i 0 0 5 0 0
figherf‘ b ”1' (Gal'l 1 7 5 2 Pierson, 211 ....... 4 0 1 0 1 0
manual, mg in. ,. 905.901)- ": ...._.1 _0_ g j: 3 3
Martial harmonic!- 3 2 56 «Totals ........... 35 7 9 25 0 2
.- .' ' 31860110 by inninga‘f
”$722310“ Didn't.) “I“: , 2 3 ,-Norwa_lke. .....010000. 5x-11
9‘“? . 31110111110 ........ 2100040 00—7
Leilaron Buckner, blk Summary'
”(Nadham News 6 4 4 k Ealrné-eid runf—I—Norwalks, 8; Chero-
~ 99 ans, 0
$6,366”? in) “l 09”: 6 , ‘i‘wgbaso hit—-Caltiil.
LL‘l‘L Tim 01”ch g, :(‘an-‘i 4 6 Home run~Jlmmerson.
d‘rt'm, 8910, bibl'ulalk) ti 7 5 7 dr SEEM? on balls—Oil Qulgno,.1; off Re
I‘L‘gfiflgfi')“ (Kinsella, 8 di Situék out-41y Mcflrath. 4; by
070111 2. 2 2. 23. , . 3 ,2, Qulgno, 7; by Regan, 1.
2. I25 ' 1%. 2'2‘“ 2' 0%! Left on bases—Norwalks, 6; Cher-
' ‘ . . okee Indiane,4
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ill-ll. *Rfifill result in 10110011101110.1310-
alldbt this breaking up colds Wthh
it 160d. almost without exception.
0 _ hogan 01.00 bottles. The on:-
ford. 's and Plaisted'e .,
I dam: new senor seer.
Weill in»; 3an 'l’l'epldlate Willi
”This Ll“ Wakefield Rifle Match.
will: aim. Mass, July 25.—-Th0

new sound later-Slate Rifle match,
in 7w"l1léfi‘t§ilihs 0f twelve then each
from Massachusetts Connecticut,
Mollie abd Rev) Rainpshire participab

ed, Wild 1110' f turd of bpday‘s target
word: at wfi‘gi” late rouge, Where
thefd and llltnry Rifle Aeso-
clatlon to ho its thlr tournament.
The contest ay debate ed at a- altlr
mlsh run. target. work at 200 yards
with 1:0 11 and slow ilre.a 016:1 at 006
yd do w 16“ slow lire only. T e match
w‘il' be 001000 tomorrow:

The Maine and Massachusetts dele-
gallons of riflemen took part in the
daily skirmish run before the litter
state match was started. The only
other match odplestbd in today, be
aide 111000 0111110 and continued from

ngo ‘64; were those for trophies
0110 at. 60111011 5000100 in 1110 011110
oi- the 1"er 30100090111116 new Kamp-
slim! National Guard and by Samuel

BhiIinIlaIn
W‘
-s Wouasgflm. annulus.
Yu‘hliMltflbfl'M one
011th inner 'rsiaarlthbio cases or nest-
lns ever recorded. other 11‘. Kills. of
that places says: “Buchlen'e Araica
1011170 bored 0 doth 01111110 is. With
which i had 001101611 «01600 years. .1
in how 111110000 " '- auersnteedto
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(ilk; abti P. Weed. Novena.
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WALKER 1N PUEBLO.
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Lcoloi'dd‘i Roll“ Hills Diligent assrch
m Now some I‘momior With
out sun.

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PLUM“), Col; duly 20-41010 police
have. ill-db 0' 01115001 search for Wil—
1111111 '11. whilst. his absooitdlug balm
in blow in. Cduni‘, Who is

d to hard hilltop friends from
3:06, that he was hnxloiie to return]
i'ltalil if the idihorlties

than 10 north“ Mill to‘ outlet a 11010.
“ ‘ its that ire-sundae instead of placing
im in jail. The police last night cameos
:2“ the iiclusion that Walker is ndt
bllt’lllat through it friedheili
“plotters mailed to ll;
W ascertain the senti-
mot iii rdI to 1116 return without?

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10:16:.

0 wanton Lane 10m 01m om r00 '

der Double play—LMcGrath and W. ILau-

Passed bail~Grant
First on errors—Norwaika, 2; Cher
oliec Indians, 3.
,1!“ by pitcher—McGrath.
Umpire—Dost.
Tlme~0ne hour. 40 minutes.

....—

BEANBAG BALL PLAYED.
Immense Crowd at the Night Game
by Artificial Light.

The night game was the real at
traction. Many people wondered how
baseball could be played on a field
with di‘tificial light. But it was done
to their shtisfuclion. The Norwalks
also were victorious in this new limo
vation. They won from the ludlans
15y tile'scbre of 18 'to 10. Undoubtedly
this star attraction drew to Amuse-
meat Park the largest crowd that ever
assembled on the grounds. An esti-
mate of 2,000 people was made on
the grounds, and it really seemed that
many. The grandstand was filled, all
the bleachers were occupied. and a
great throng gathered all around the
diamond to such an extent that it in‘
terfercd scale with the progress of
the 301100.11“; Cherokees after the

lifteriloon genie had erected their light-
to; system on the diamond. It was
arranged in a square in each corner
of which was a pole about twenty
Lillet high. Front each pole Was stretch-
ed a rope to which was fastened six
mug gaeqiene lamps. When is ld
”:6 their position they lighted is
1111060 below so well that the players
0 see the ball to catch to files
Llilcb were batted high into t 6 air.
he ball used was of 0. also between
the restriction baseball and an indoor
branched, and not as hard as the league
The position of the players was
different than in regular baseball. The
ilhortstop and second baseman played
almost up to the batter, and the out-
holders helped take care of the bases.
it wall b.6110 log to see how easily the
lively be] cold getaway from them.
The bat 11000 was also tiller than
0 regular bat. all using Lt some one
Only seven innings were played at
111 hi. it was a continual round of
016160 1' ht the manner in which some
hit 0 ball.’1‘ho rules

ed 10 lot of fun when the players were

uht napping.

ube whole attraction was good ill
lively particular. and no one was dis-
blinded with the visitors‘ showing;
The receipts for t e tum g mos are
placed at about 3500. and t e aifait
was a success in every way 3!.

Below is the score by innings and .

the total number of hits: it
walk: ......13 o 5 5 0 can;

0 2
3000115000....0100330-«10 11"
Umblrewvdoeopb Desi. Time of

”Wild hour and 90 minutes.
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balltil by the pitcher and these furnish .

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til LoI Mobil oi titration. ,_

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t

aphlest. is Making improvpments
when Will Out About 0200.000. j.
warmer. July ‘25. 40110 contro—
versy over the sand taken 'froir‘i tile
bench at Compo to build a road along
the property owned by Arnold Schleat‘:
is spreading. bpt the threatened law
stilt dyer it is probably a good ways
off. Mr‘. Schleat took the sand by

only difference in opinion between the
former and the town officials is thntl

that order was not obeyed. A, prom
inent citizen, and property owner who
1‘vns born in Greehs Farina and has by-
ed 111 the town all his life, said yes-
tcrday:

“it seems to me that this centre;
ve’rsy is taking altogether too serious
,0 turn and 1 do not believe that the
voters of the town Will endorse the

attempting to hamper Mr Schieut in.
his effort to improve the roads at
Qompo. Mr. Scleat has already Spent
several hundred dollars in improving
the town lil'mopeily The road was bad
and be repaired it. using the sand from
the beach in combination with the
loam he had taken from his own
property. i think the Voters of the
town, with a very few exceptions. will
vote to let Mr. Schieut improve the
town preperty its much as he pleases

as long as he hears the expense. The
iiupidvemculs under way at the Mo-

lii coat 111m in the neighborhood of
$200,000 before they are completed

don't believe it is good policy to
drive away 01' antagonize n 1111111 who
is Willing to come into town and spend
a large sum of money in increasing the.
grand lot No one claims that the
bench has been deranged a particle

, and the few loads 0f sand taken from

it are ilot worth any coutioverey
There are other parts of the town
which need men like Mr. Schleat to
fix up the roads and if I could locate
such 0 111011 on every corner 1 would
say to 111111 go ahead and dig up the
Whole beach if you want to and give

‘ us some good roadie."

There seems to be a general opinion
that Mr. Schl‘eat‘s act benefited the
whole continually as well as imseif.
Another prominent citizen who on-
doirgIea the position of the selectmeu
ea

“As I understand it the selecimen do
not deny that they gave permission to
Mr. Schieat to take the sand and they
acknowledge that he has made a good
road. but they Object to the c‘outinued
drawing of sand to 1111 up a his 1010
utter his agent has been politic
stop. The maltci never would have
become public nor w0uld the select
men have known that their order had
been disregarded had not complaints
come to them from people in the vi-
ciult‘y who understood the clrctim
tsances. it is certain that if the so-
lectmen are to run the town ~1heir
authority should be respected or s‘oine
ramp morniilg the town 'wotilLti Wake
up 0 find shining pends of compo,
scattered to the four ends of the earth
0 haVen't the leos‘t idea that the mat5
ter- wlli result in a law" suit; or in any-
thing more than a passing eruption."

saw rue entitles.

Matty by to ott‘ollm‘pm 071.0110
instructswdut Clouds Hinder
Gomewhst.

night, panic in The Norwallts were
able to get occasional glimpses of the
partialeclipse of the moo . 'When

the eclipse was at its he gbt more
than half of the moon. or to be exact
02-10mm, was obscured from view. The
moon entered total shadow at 10:04.
and left it at 10:41 this morning.

Wen-numb
THE USER “KM!” MUN“ L60.

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0

00111011 Men invents M00000. 1.1un
of the "JUMddnl-lot Weier-
05901.00.» Kind.

1.0010031me 30. -—A Danish civil
engineer, says 0 60110111” report 100,
1115000 here, 1100 a decoded in around
(its beer in the tom 70f tablets. These
are dissolved in hot water. . an
cooled the bevsra is a beer of slush
lent quality and' ever. .

anus-MW _
HAVANAi some Us. _

arm 07 vapor

at 01001100. ,
travails, our

duty duel-Twenty
1* bill ufsoturern
though not his m111001: important case.
have decided to raise the price of

 

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5. hill fl! 0. Tlllil I“ 0
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L‘ pertinent of Justice is aggressively

; tractors recently found guilty of the

 
 
 

H I, Eited States of their libeity

Both Sides of" Vliilhil Question—Mr.”
: writes.

permission of the selectmen and the ,

his agent was notified to stop and ,

i higiil.

bringing- of any law suits in any way;

Cloudy place which Mr. Schient owma ~ - .

, nation.

Between the rifle in the clouds 1001 ~

5 deep down into the girl's
- thus verity for himself the opinion

whereas the black eye seems impene-

‘ appears to be. The man who judges

, . live and cm 3-,dispositlon but a tem-
perament th will love a man what.
‘ ever befall

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nushiaglite campaign against 1100111130
1110011006. “outgbnve been soul; re;
cently 'r'luto Virginia to
domplainta that men are being held in
bondage in turpentine camps
Prosecutions are now being conduct-

I; ed in Florida, Georgia, North (larolliu‘t ‘.
, and Alabama. The government is be~
," Ling fought bitterly by the contractors,

and in some cases it is charged that
state authorities are lending moral
support of those under indictment.
The tlepnrtmont of ‘justlce la eagbrly
gawalting 11 declslon from the Circuit
Court Of Missouri on the appeal of con-

écharge of depriving clllaeus of the tin;

W
1LWILA8 IN POOR ng'IIEALTH FOR

YEA .

L‘ira W. Kelley, of Mansfield, Pa..
“1 was in no r‘health. for two
years suffering from ldney and bind»
dcr trouble and spent considerable
money consulting physicians Without
obtaining any marked benefit, but was
cured by Foley's Kidney Chine and l
desire to add my testimony that it

mya be the cause of restming the
health of others. " Refuse substitutes.
i'l‘iie Clifford Pharmacy and Plalsted'a
Itllrug Store.

————-——-—--—-F
‘ new PASSENGER.
CHICAGO July 259—— I'HLey,
chomp, what are you doing?"
“Ringing up the fare for the new
passenger there " , '

This was the conversation between
‘a conductor of an Ashlnnd avenue car
and an excited passenger the other

you

'L When the conductor looked about. he
behold an elghtpouud girl that had
not ”conic to life 111 the car 101110.811»
eon Setek, of 190.4648 Winchestet
avenue, the mother of the new pas-
senger. was attended by a nurse who
happened to be on the car. she was
afterward taken with the baby to the
county hospital where it is said that
the new citizen and her. mother are
doing nicely

bulges :IiIid‘atl‘urtieslw'lliggggrge“

‘l‘itilal‘:

an: weaken thodi {calm vo an expulslvo '
stivo Ironic 0“qu «6er in

0 ectas truth is from falsehood ey no of}:
ihe bowel muscles and newsmgiving them sire 1:
1nd vigor to do the work. nature in 11000 thus
lll‘ec lags permanent cure by 1 turbo nd’

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:1 303:6?‘1‘33fl‘o‘3fl 0 Ii. 00 at. all htlruu store-”L
car, srsveue MlNK P917

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Wire Set For etc But ThreLe
Animals are Caught—Hides Worth
. . ._ 027.
i'lRlDGldl’OlIl'l‘, July 25.-—Captalu
Miles Stevens who in camping out on
the upper cndot Steeplechase Island,

to look uftcf‘hls eel pots this morn~
lug. Upon approaching one of the
pots he was surprised 'to find that in-

caught three mink.

The little anlmuls were rushing
around their. prison. snapping eagerly
at the netting. Captain Stevens
brought his find to this city. He ex-
pects to keep at the netting Captain
Stevens thought his hides would bring
$6 or $7 each.

DEAFNESS GANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness. and that is by constitutional rem
stiles. Deafness is caused by an ill-
ilamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
lube is inflamed you have n rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely cloned, deafness la the
result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor-
ed to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces. .

We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused bli-
cntnrrh) that cannot be cured by’
Hall's Cniarrh Cure. Sand for circu-
litre free. ,

F J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo 0

Sold by Drugglsta. 750.

Take Halls Family Pills for consti.

 

WHY MEN LlKEjLUE EYES.

it is a matter of common observa-
tion that men prefer the girl with blue
eyes to her sister who has been gifted
by nature with deep black orbs. This
is probably because the more than fun-
ties that 110 can see through. those
blue eyes, which look so transparent,
soul. and

he has formed of her good qualities,

treble, and therefore induces the euro
pinion that the owner is not what she

after this fashion is likely to find 111111-
0011 much on taken, “especially in his
estimate of 1 black dyed girl.
Thorgirl wit the byte eyes is not 111
ways so gout! and in ing as he thinks.
nor can he be sure of seeing right into
her sold; mat the Ldark- colored optics
of her sister orten hide, not the dance

--a temperament thilt
will make 11 through share and
water to 11010 11 in and make him he-
Thero are good and bad in b it.
0 classes, no in eve other. but
‘10 not safe to accept b be merely ‘on
account of the color and soothing trans
potencywliccuit's Magazine.
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Went 1111 the stream knoWn as "the gut"

blend of the, expected eels he had '

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lemon
the sugar3

to

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frock and as her hair looked path.
ticuisrly well, being arranged in
than instill; n 0011111 think of no at:
plantation f hol- gloom. inasmuch he
she is “refinery Mvacloue and
011001-pr. She laid down the clip.
walked over to the dresser and 006
mired herself long and critically.

“It's so annoying to have to the.“
elite things.” she snapped. "It tip-I .
state one so. "

"Who is the maul” I asked td
help her slung. ‘

“How did you know it was 0L
man?" she queried fretfuily. “It
might have been dress goods 01"
snmmor hotele. You know how
long We known Peter Hendrlclitv—«f
three yearly—sad i don't know i
minute whether 1 want to worry
him or not. And I've got to decide
-—‘-h‘tiL insists on an answer. " 1 1
. “How inconsiderate of himl” I
said as she waited.

loom y and hunted
ass with the air of
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"Therea o‘vogy reason on earth:

why I should brim him," went on
Isabel bet; "-"He ll“ position and

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has ton—0‘66
good dispost Zip and loads of mono a,
low

0005212111.; ways and s ‘

‘3th ‘d if

which she drank tea as though her
life depended upon it. "You' re 06th
worrying in the least- over whethdr
you' re going, 9. blurry ,g‘pter.
know very vi ‘11 you aren’t

marry

lck Bassett.
one at p

sdbbslng betel-7'

“I give it up,” i told her. “l‘lh '
sure I don't know—and you don't ‘
seem to Of course it was foolish lnLgL

you in the first place to pick out.
Dick outed

lovable. and the one man on earth

 

Admired herself in the mirror.
for me. but with my bringing up and
expensive tastes his 81, 800 a year

settles him it wouldn’ t buy my
gowns alone. You should have been
practical. isabel "

”You don't believe a word you
say," she flared out, her eyes very
wide open. "It sounds horrid!"

"Deu't 'l?" i asked trying to look
offended. "You don't fancy that I
am foolish enough to preach love in
a four room flat to you, do you? It
sounds beautiful in theory when the
lovely young heiress deserts every
bgbit of life she has been used to
011100 birth, gives her Parle' gowns to
the poor and her Jewels to feed the
chickens and blithely dons a print
dress in which to broil the beefstoak
and lives happily ever after But it
doesn't work—~truly. it doesn’t. You
couldn't keep your hands properly
manicured." ,

“But lf—-ff a girl really cares-—
tllst would help," Isabel said. rather
protestin iy, studying the ring “1
d1 lt't d on were so world-
11 it your view "

“Maybe it Would help," I ad-
mlttod, "if she were able to keep up
on the Elysian heights meaty—four
hours in the day. But you know too
lt'letwileil you have all tho material
comforts of life. You get the blues 1
and hate everybody. How would it
be then? i’ in surprised at you. 196—
but. You’ve 0000 sorted along on
me 10111101 sills’yi: You c‘odl'db't do
itmypu can't imagine how it would,
110.2100 you'd lls‘vs to drop out of
evorythlng. for you couldn’t keep up

y ’ f

I don' 1:. s66 why I don't know my‘l‘
flLfolr’vu ‘gb‘t‘ yoqu problem mixed.”L,L ~
I told her after an instant. durliig “ -

Willing.

you are trying to decide is whether 4-
or not you have the cdurage to'
IWily waste

0 fall in love wttb..,

You should have adld to yourself ..
‘Hc’ 0 big and honest and good look-, 1
ing and a gentleman and decidedly '

, flooriiasterliélltr 8100:

L‘L'No; she is , u. 1' 0111110015
uifhl Wuihcn.’ ;
“i tiresome all the beautiful women 1

in the country purchased it?" »
“No: but all the homely women tilde " ‘

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. .
Blur—What salary on you

get?
, Wigs ——One hundred and titty dol
laLrii per.

Digger—Per week. per month or per—L "
haunt-«(thirteen blows. 1

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