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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-28
MILE A MINUTE.
That's What Major Taylor Says He's
Going to Do This Season.

Major Taylor is at home again after a
flying trip to indianapolis, where he was
to have ridden in the opening L. A. w.
championship races, but he arrived one
day too late.
When asked his opinion of the attempt
which Charles Murphy will make to ride
a mile In a minute, paced by locomotive
he said II should think it would be an
excellent opportunity of developing speed
/ don't think there is much doubt but that
my record of one minute thirty-one and
two-fifths seconds will be broken.
The major considers his record, which
stands at the head of the list for mile,
is considerably slower than he can make
TN ride a mile in a minute before the
season is over, providing | can secure the
necessary pace" was his way OF dismiss
ing the subject.
Major Taylor stopped over in Boston
yesterday, and worked out on the track
at Charles River Park before coming to
Worcester, and will return probably to-
day. While in Boston he received word
that his new motor pacing machine, SINH
lar to the one used by McDuffie, is fin
ished and will be ready for use in day
or two. The motor has been experiment.
ed with and gives excellent satisfaction
The major will ride in St. Louis July 4, in
the national circuit races.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-28
DEATHS.

SPAULDING-In Sutton Goth, Laura ].
Spaulding, 81 yrs. mos. Is days.
BECK = In this city, 9th, Thomas H.
Beck. 81 yrs. 10 mos. II days.
Funeral Thursday at 2.S0 p. m, at the
residence of his brother, John T. Potter;
No. 81 Fountain street Relatives and
friends invited
PERKINS-In this city 9th. Rev. Ariel
Ebenezer p. Perkins, rs yrs. mos. Is
days.
BATTEY-In this city 26th. Orrin F. Bat
tey, So yrs. mos. 70 days.
MOORE-In this city. 18th, Charles +.
Moore. IS yrs. II mos. Is days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at his late resi-
dence, IS Elm street, Wednesday at
p. m.
ROCKWOOD-In this city, 25th Harriet
e., wife of John lockwood, As yrs. 1
mo. days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at his residence
9Ss Main street. Wednesday, al $50 p. m.
BONNER-In this city, 9th, Catharine T.
Bonner.
Notice OF funeral later.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-28
NO CHAMPION YET.
Harvard Evens Up
On Yale By Taking
Second Game.
FIRST INNING SETTLED IT.
The Deciding Game Will
Be Played at New York
Next Saturday.
FIRST INNING SETTLED IT.

New Haven. June 27.-The Harvard
base ball nine this afternoon dereateo Tue
Yale nine on the eve of Yale commence
ment. A remarkable thing about the
game was that it was practically won IN
the first inning, when Harvard scored
three runs After the fatal first INNING
Yale played on the whole better bail tnan
Harvard, though the team work OF the
visitors was decidedly better ana ale
was lamentably weak at bat Her play
ers failed to bunch their hits and repeat
edly with the bases full, three runs We're
left unsecured for want of mighty Wlelo-
er of the stick. Capt. DeSaulles worked
| like a Trojan, strainlng for every possible
point and advantage, but the listlessness
of several members Of the nine could not
be overcome Cook, the pitcher was put
in at centre field in the seventh inning
Wear being compelled to retire owing 70
weak knee Robertson, Yale's other
pitoher was in the box the whole game
He is to be criticised, Jointly with Sulh-
van, for not being on the watch Tor
hunts in the first inning, after Loughlin
had shown how neatly it could be done,
Just previous to the game, the grad
uates who are back for their class re-
unions especially the younger classes,
paraded to the field, and upon arrival.
with the brass bands, the annual exhibit
lion of pent-up enthusiasm expressed It
self in all sorts of ways. Today's result
makes necessary the third game. in New
York Saturday, to decide the champion
ship. Attendance, COCO. The score:
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MAKES ANOTHER MOVE.
o'connor, a Worcester Man.. Will Play
With the Farmers Today.

Manager Leonard will make another
move today in the little game of checkers
now going on in the makeup of the Wor-
cester team. O'Connor will be given a
trial in centre field in today.s game
against Syracuse. Klobedanz will pitch,
despite rumors of non-unionism and con-
sequent boycott.
The news that Henry Lynch had been
released by Providence gave rise to a ru-
NOR that the fielder had been signed by
Manager Leonard last night. and color
was lent to the report by Lynch's APP
pearance on the Worcester bench for a
part of the game yesterday Manager
Leonard has not signed Lynch, and there
is little prospect of his making connec-
lions here.
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THE WHALERS WHALED
Spec Town Boys Defeat the
Harpoon Throwers in
a Hot Game.

southbridge, June G-seven hundred
people saw southbridge defeat New Bed
ford the second time here, this afternoon.
The game was hot from start to finish,
and but for the costly errors by the
visiting infield the result might have
been different. Dyer put up a fine game
covering all the ground around him, as
did also LAWN. Kenney, behind the bat
was all right, playing in league form.
Bush, despite his two errors, took many
chances and captured the honors for the
visitors. Bush's two-base hit was the
only one better than a single, and not a
man got first base on balls. The score:
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The Rochesters were treated to all
the torrents of Tantalus yesterday af-
ternoon.
For five innings they gloated over a
game already won, and prophetic Wis
ions OF their back yard at home. adj
craed with piece of bunting labeled
Championship pennant" fitted across
their phlegmatic minds.
And it didn't seem like over conf
dence either. They had been landing
on Lampe with vigor and precision, and
had scored five big, round runs, while
Bowen, whom the Syracuse weaklings
pounded for 10 hits recently, was prov
ing a complete puzzle to the Worces-
tiers, and not a Farmer had seen sec
ond base.
But in the sixth the locals got to-
gether. They couldn't be said to bunch
their hits, for they didn't get enough
to make a respectable bunch through
the entire game, but they tucked in an
occasional single between Bowen's
spasms of Hberality and his compan-
ions mispIays, and were furthermore
aided by Yeager's home run, winch
brought in three runs just at the nick
Of time, and lifted Sir George at once
TO the pinnacle of popularity in the
hearts Of the 700 spectators.
Not the least gratifying thlne speut
the game was that 1t was chlehy lost
TO Rochester through that team IN
solent and senseless kicking. Doescnef,
who is head and shoulders above the
other eastern league umpires for Judg-
ara nlnCK removed
burke for abusive and violent ian
gllage. and Coogan, who succeeded. him,
PLAYED a most beautiful game Tor w
caster making two timely errors and
encouraging Lampe by an easy out al
the time when that pitcher is apt 20
90 sailing slyward. To Coogan and to
Bowen's bases on balls the Worcesters
owe their victory.
n was one of Kuhn's good days. lie
felded worthy of Jimmy Collins, &C
cepting nine chances without the sus-
nieion of an error. Rickert was most
In left, and Yeager covered nrst ~ ll,le
style. The whole team ana Wen, tne
onlv error being Harrington's excusa-
H. fnnobIe though it proved expen-
sive. taa,.+
reading. The spectators got their only
comfort from the fact that president
Marston was watching the game, and
that another pitcher was bound hither-
ward by lightning express. Campau
conIdn't find a ball to suit him ana
smblsd to first, whence he was saeri-
feed TO third by Smith and Barclay
O'Hagan singled and Harrington rum
Med Smiuck's hot one. Then Lampe
hurled fine ball with all his 'nignt
against Broutnefs bat, The sphere re-
bounded and dropped lightly over the
fence. Dan stood palsied with, aston
ishment for an instant, ana then
worked his big feet around the circuit,
while two pair of striped legs danceu
merrily in ahead of him. Burke SIN.
gled and stole second Were ne Hes
left. as Bean gave Kuhns chance loi
q pretty assist. Four runs.
In the next, Bowen beat out a punt
and Smiths double scored him. Inen
T,ampe pulled himself together ana Iol
four innings pitched magnifcently, the
Rochesters going out in order Withoul
Z struggle. In the seventh, with tWo
but and Bowen on third. Smith at,
tempted to steal second Branshelo
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GRAIN-O BRINGS RELIEF

to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking IS a
habit that is universally INDUCED in and
almost as universally injurious Have
you tried GRAIN-Of It Is almost like
coffee but the effects are Just the oppo-
site. Coffee upsets the stomach, ruins the
digestion effects the heart and disturbs
the whole nervous system. GRAIN-O
tones up the stomach, aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves. There is nothing
but nourishment in GRAIN-O. It can't be
otherwise. 15c and &c. per package.
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GET REDUCED RATES.

William Allen. secretary OF the Asso-
ciated Cycle Clubs. and a member Of
the Century Cycle Club. went to West
boro yesterday and was instrumental IN
making a discount OF % per cent below
the regular rate on the Boston and Al
bany raiiroa4, the-dex-of the meet AZ
Westhoras luis = He-has ,A1arge gang
OF men at-work on the construction Of
the new grandsfand at Wesfo0ro. The
contract reads for It's completion on Ju-
fy &
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PONIES CRIPPLED BUT WIN.

Springfield, June e. = In the face of
the hardest kind of luck Springfield de-
feated Toronto today two games In the
first game Pittengers pitching hand was
smashed after the first inning by being
hit by a pitched ball McDermott was on
the hospital list with cramps and Pap
palau, who pitched yesterday, had to go
in and finish. The locals won out in the
tenth inning on errors. There was no
regular pitcher for the second game, and
Dolan was called in from right field. The
locals batted Alloway out of the box and
treated Brown worse, winning on sheer
grit. Scores:
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pooLEY,sMEN AssE0

Hartford June q. = Hartford captured
the second game in the series today. The
locals played good snappy ball, excelling
their opponents both in the field and at
the bat. The champions were made to
look tailenders and never had a show to
win out. The Indians clinched the game
in the first and second innings, when five
INNS we're piled up, being the result of
four singles, double, a triple,a base on
balls and an error. Attendance 1900
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TORONTO IN EARNEST.
May Appeal to President Young for Salts
faction.

Toronto. Ont, June 2z-In a letter to
President Bowers. the officials of the
Toronto Base Ball Club emphatically
protest against the decision of the
league board of directors. ordering the
Sprlugf eld-Toronto game of May q to
be replayed. The difficulty arose because
Umpire Gruber declared a ball fair, when,
1t is contended, it was on foul ground.
If President Powers does not reopen the
case, the club will appeal to President
Young Of the National League.
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SYRACUSE SHUT OUT AGAIN

Providence, June 2L-Providence scored
five runs and shut out Syracuse today.
Lush played with Syracuse and covered
lots Of ground in centrefeld. 1t was the
eighth errorless game for Providence,
and the errors for Syracuse were long
throws to the plate and grounder that
came from Winters, but neither figured
in the scoring. Score:
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TAKES THE RIGHT COURSE,
Umpire Oosscher Finds Burke and
O,Hagan s25 Zach.

Umpire Doescher said after the game
yesterday that he would inform Presi-
dent P T. Powers of the Eastern League
at once that he fined Burke and O'Hagan
S25 each in yesterdays game and Smith
SIS. He also said he would notify Presi-
dent Powers that O'Hagan and Burke are
suspended Indefinitely. The umpire re-
marked also that he will drive O'Hagan
cut Of the league if he don't let up on his
sensefess kicking
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CLEVELAND.

Earned runs, Cleveland ], New York I:
left on bases, Cleveland s, New York 6;
first base on balls, off Schmidt 5, off Car
hits, Tucker McAllister; stolen bases,
Van Haltren, Doyle, Davis, Wilson;
struck out by Schmidt l. by Carrick q;
double plays, Lockhead and Sugden,
Quinn Sugden and Schreckengost, VIII
son, Gleason and Doyle; wild pitches,
Carrick l. balk, Schmidt 1. Time, / So
Umpires, Smith and Andrews.
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on balls, off Esper 2, off Dugglesby 4; hit
by pitched ball. Moran, Shindle, Gatins
struck out, Duggleby 2; first base on er-
rors Hartford 2, Montreal 2; stolen bases,
Dooiey, Turner; left on bases, Hartford
Z, Montreal g. double plays, Esper, Stuart
and Kelly, Gatins and Kelly. Time, lao.
Umpire, OLoughlin.
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Sacrifice hits, Myers, Bannon, Curley;
stolen bases, Shannon, Hannivan, Wag-
hits. beaumont. Smith, Roat; first base
on balls Wagner, Dolan 3, Rothfuss, Will
liams. Brown, Grey, Hemming; struck
out, Brown 2, Phelps: hit by pitched ball,
Williams and Beaumont; passed ball,
Rothfuss Time, 2.22. Umpire, Gruber.
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NEW BEDFORD.

ford /; two-base hit, Bush: sacrifice hit,
McTigue; stolen bases. Robinson, Brady;
LAWN, Kenney; double plays, Cronin and
Gammons, Carney and Linnehan, Gam
mons and Bush, Bush unassisted; struck
out, Dyer, Langevin, Bush, Cronin, Wood
worth 2, Sherlock. Time of game, /. 40.
Umpire Dillaber
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Earned run, Providence; two-base hits,
Hernon, Walters, Cassidy 2, Brown,
Smith, sacrifice hit, Murray; double
plays, Davis, Cooney and Davis, Cooney
lock, Woodlock and Field; first base on
balls, off Braun i, off Brown l. struck
out, by Brown 2. Time of game, /. 40.
Umpire, BOYD.
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PIRATES FINISH STRONG.

Pittsburg, June 27.-In the ninth inning,
when two were out, Ely tied the score
with a home run, and IN the tenth Tanne-
hill tailed on throw in of Mccarthy s
long fly to centres Up to the seventh the
Pittsburgs played splendid ball. Attend
ance 1900. Score:
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Sacrifice hit, Brown; stolen bases, Han
nivan, Bannon. Smith; two-base hits,
Wagner, Myers, Grey Hemming, Curley,
Duncan Shannon; three-base hits, Cur
lev. Hemming, Myers; home run, Duncan.
Brown: first base on balls, Campbelli
Roat. Alloway, Hannivan; struck out,
Hannivan, Moore 2 Shannon; double
plavs. Shannon, Curley and Hemming,
Hemnaing and Shannon; wild pitch,
Dolan. Time of game, 2.o5. Umpire,
C.r1lher
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Stolen bases. DeSauiles. Quinby. Wal
lace, Camp 2; three-base hit. Eddy; home
run. Cook: double play. DpSauiles and
Waddell first base on balls. on Fitz s.;
hit by a pitched ball. by Fitz 2, ty Rob
erts0n !; struck out by Fitz 5. hy Rob-
ertson T. Time Of qua. - Umpire
Hunt
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To Cure a Cough in One Day
To Cure a Cold in One Day
To Cure Sore Throat in One Day
To Cure Hoarseness in One Day

Take Cleveland-s Celery Compound Tea.
refunded BY
Brewer & Co. IS Front St: George E.
Fairbanks. 2S4 Main St: Burlington Phar-
macy; Martin p. Waite 10 Front 81.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-28
BOSTON

Earned runs, Pittsburg I; two-base hit
Stahl; three-base hits. Ely, Tannehill;
home run, Ely; sacrifice hits, Tenney,
Collins; stolen bases, Donovan, Beau
mont Lowe; double plays, O'Brien ELY
and Clark. Donovan and Schriver, Tenney
unassisted; first base on balls off Tame
hill /, off Willis /; hit by pitched ball
Sehriver; struck out, by Tannehill e.
Time, hours. Umpires, O'Day and Nc
Carr.
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sUPERsAs BAT oUTWcToRY

st. Louis. June 27.-Clean hard hitting
won today's game for the Perfectos.
Piatt was knocked of the rubber in the
third. and Burkhardt took his place. The
latter twirled in fine form. Attendance
a-oa y coor,.
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TO THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

Commencing Friday. June 30th. and on
each Monday. Wednesday and Friday
during July and August. the Boston and
Albany Railroad win run a sleeping car
on train leaving Boston at .. m, through
to Saranac lake and lake Placid. arriving
there about 7.3o next morning.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-28

Earned runs, st. Louis 3. Philadelphla 2,
two-base hits. DeIehanty 2, Mcfarland;
three-base hit, Wallace; home runs,
HemphiIl Heidrick; sacrifice hit. Jones,
double plays. Lauder, Lajoie and Cooley,
Iaioie and Cooley: bases on balls. on
Jones 4. on Burkhardt 2; wild pitches
Piatt, Jones; struck out, by Jones T. BY
Burkhardt i; stolen bases. Heidrick
Thomas. Time. 2.15. Umpires, Gaffney
and Manassau.
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MORE HITS BUT LESS RUNS.

Cleveland, June 27. = The home team
made hits enough today to win, but they
were badly scattered and New York won.
200. The score:
NEW YORK
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OUT OF THE FIRE,
Farmers Snatched
the Game From
the Goals.
BREWERS WENT INTO THE AIR.
Worcesters Make Nine on
Five Hits and Take
Second Place.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Worcester o, Rochester 8.
Springfield z; Toronto 4. list Game,
Springfield lie; Toronto IL. ed Game.
Hartford IL; Montreal
Providence 8; Syracuse o.
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CHAS. D. THAYER,
eIephone so4-4 8 Ripley st.
MARRIAGES.

LIBERTY STEVENS In New York city,
oath. by Rev Robert F. Sample at
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mary
Estelle Liberty to Harry Blakely Stevens,
both of Worcester, Mass.
Charlton, 26th, by
Forbes b. Dodge, justice of the peace,
Everett D. Sibley of Spencer and u.
Christina Davis OF Charlton.
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LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Boston at Cleveland; Baltimore pit
St. Louis; Philadelphia at Louisville;
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-28
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES,
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAME S TODAY.

Syracuse at Worcester; Toronto at
Hartford; Rochester at Providence;
Montreal at.sprIngfeId.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 4; Boston 3. 10 innings.
New York s; Cleveland I.
st. Louis 6; Philadelphia 4.
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This is not talk, but truth. sick head.
cARTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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ROCHESTER.

TIodlItU tut bUWtH III IHG HIIIIH.
Worcester ...... 90 0 O 20 50
Rochester ........ 0 0 / 0-6
Earned runs, Worcester 2 Rochester l.;
two-base hits G.. Smith, Kuhns; three
base hit Barclay; home runs, Yeager
Brouthers; sacrifice hits. Harrington, G.
Smith; stolen base, Burke: first base on
balls, Rickert 2, Yeager Harrington,
Campau, Bowen; hit by a pitched ball.
McQuaid; first base on errors, Worcester
8, Rochester l: struck out Klobedanz 2;
passed ball. Smink: wild pitch Lampe;
left on bases, Worcester 4, Rochester g..
Time of game, 1.50 Umpire, Doescher.
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CAN BE CURED without the knife ~
DIR. I. FARHAR o. Boston. n regular
physician Of over 81 years erpefience.
The treatment q q new up-to-1ate mflh-
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Bedding PLANTS
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,rvo-base hits, johnson. Turner; three
bsse hits' Turner. Sheehan, Gatins; base
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PHILADELPHIA

ST. Louis ...........o 2 2 Q IS
Philadelphia .......o l. o.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-06


HUNTERS should remember that it
is lawful to kill but twelve quail in
one day. There is disposition to
kill even more than the law allows
even when the birds are plentiful and
this should be checked by the eager
hunters
IT is not hard to stand on the corn
ers and criticise your neighbors, pub
lie officials and every one else. Some
people can do that who can't do any,
thing else; at least were never known
to do anything else, There are few
people of that kind here but they are
only cumberers Of the ground they
are not useful in any way that any
one can discover.
A GENTLEMAN walked into this
office this morning and left $3.50
saying: "Please send your excel
lent Weekly to my brother in Col
orad6. It is the best written and
strongest local paper l ever saw. 1t
will save me writing letters and each
issue contains twenty times as much
news as could write in half day."
This gentlemen is well known in the
community and is one of our best
citizens. He evidently knows a good
thing when he sees it.
YOUR money will be refunded every
time you get tough meat at the City
Market.
ALTHOUGH the announcement was
made on Saturday that all the regu-
lar services would be held in the M.
E. church on Sunday it was decided
Saturday night that this could not
be done. The pieces Of the big or
gan were scattered about and could
not be moved, the lecture room had
just been papered and it was feared
that fire would dry it too fast and
draw the paper. These and other
reasons caused the decision. The
congregation was distributed among
the other churches This was the
first time the church has been closed
since DR.. Leech came here.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-06
LADIES Home Journal for Noyem-

LADIES Home Journal for Novem-
Der at Madera's.
WHEN people 60 away from home
to buy everything possible and get
cheated their neighbors don't fall
over themselves to offer sympathy
THE best mince meat and buck
wheat flour at the City Market.
THE leaves are not yet all off and
the streets have ragged appearance
on account of there being so many OF
them fallen on the payements.
IF you have any school books you
want TO sell read the Acme ad in to-
days issue. They want to buy them.
SAVE your carpets by getting the
best grade Of heavy carpet paper at
Smiths Dry goods store only 4c a
yard.
You can get good tender meats
days out of every week at the City
Market.
DON'T bother about the scandal
monger His efforts will come to
naught and in the end hurt him worse
than those he intended TO injure.
He should be treated as you would a
skunk-give him wide berth.
CoBUN 4 SELBY, the ice men are
building an addition to their ice
house that will almost double its
capacity. They are quite enter
prising young men.
WILL you drive any this winter?
Look at the fine heavy robes at
Smiths Dry goods store from $1.90
to $500.