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-Battcd for cTycr 10 the nintn inning
'Bstted for Young In the nntn inning
sss Ss,Ss ] 3" 3 do
FIRST base On error PIN adrlphl- L.rt on base,
on PLANK 3. OF Young s,rick oa, BY pianRa
" Young . Homo IN. Plank TTo base hits
bases Collins Hsrzrl, Pickering Dopb'c play
stshl and t1vr Hit Dr.. Ittrher BY Plank 2.
by Young. l. Passed hsl cng~r Dr,pr-~
Srhrrckcnvost sud Winter, F-r--i hoar and 81
minutes. Auendsnce. 4dio
eaIctoo "A. IN. 10: CLEVELAND q
CHICAGO May 7, The ch'eagos volt INC opening
garc OF i'r Cleveland series 10 day with impressive
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uAS,~ssp NJ Vpsy N,t,se.

Members ~ the Crescent Athletic club
oornt~tcd Yesterday IN an inter -tearn IncrDss
rnst'h AZ Bay ,ELdse The blacks. cart, in-d
by Robert Well. defeated the Reds. GA III ,jn.d
by William DOLBY. bt 4 10 d The sttstk
oft the regular tenn tdsyed IN inst tho def enee,
and the match vas change n tsctics all
around
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-Battcd FOR O'Conbor IN the nlnth inning
rBaucd FOR Wolf N the ninth inning

.T3aued Tor o'conpor IN the ulnth inning
rBsttcd FOR Wolf N the ninth inning.
Washington .,... ........O a a o \ o.
New Yorh ... \ a 4 / a a q
First base on crrors New YORK 2 fer On
bnsesN~r York, q; Washington 4 Struck OFT.
BY wilson. & Three base hi'<.R ecrr Setbseh
Wilson. Two bas" hNs F-crr Mcfarland Ryan.
stolen bases -coaroy. Ryan. Double p,ays-cor.
roy. Williams and Gan7c': Pobinson. Dcnontrr
Vile ard Ca~y. Ft ~ pitcher by Noif .;
W Wilson. t. Empires CONNOLLY and tarrothers
Time hour and 20 minutes, Attendance. aass
pHuaDybpRIA a. II. g. Bos1os "A. ID o
BOSTON. May The Phad-lphiss shut the
locals ortin close game hits afternoon. Plank
the Bofoy< N thc sixth BoStoh Md three men
on bases with one out but fsi,ed to cross the plate
pu1x una,.,s
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ls,rhina l'lnh out ins.

The annual country drive Of the Coaching
f'IIb tooh place ysst~vday The journey was
~ IY,sd: nhs,s " GHT Y! b. ne snssts
viii he made to-moftew.
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Two ,bsSc n,ts -Cocoran. Donovan Three base
Nit Harper stolen base Farrell Sscrlhc- MI.
Srnoo. double plays- Burke and Hachett Harper
s: BY MirphY :. Prs. base on beHs. on Harper. s.
on sanders, 2 HI by pitcher ny Harper
81 Lows 4 FRS, pase On errors-St. Louis.
T. ,,plres. -rrns',c and Ho'lidsy. TIME hour sad
IS minutes Attendance 500.
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lsssefaH "a mes T~sSs,.

ssff1f ~ Lytdr1.
P'itsburf At Chicago 81 Louis Al GReinnati.
.SsffcaS Lsldts.
Cleveland Al tificsso: Dc,rof, d, ~. Louis
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Asevs<as AssSesstssw.

Al 81, Paul -Ksnsss CITY, s. 81. PAU, 1.
A. Mtnre&ro'ts Milwaukee, A. Mipn~a polis 1.
AZ INDIANA pojSs- Indiana peiis s. LnDisvilie b.
Al toledo T biefo, TO- Columbus. A.
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ppl1.Dp,puIA, May , stupid hnse-
running " incon,petent coarhin9 IN the third
rally md put Brooklrn out Of il II vns
nor dt,il the Last inning, when they hunched
Ave " their ten hits. that IN" philnde'pht's
.cored II wpa nnyNodvs game up tn the
seventh rhen Evans let down and the man
behind hin, went To pieces rolling up fopr
t.sphaprr
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Chicago ...... ........ 8 s . ID
Cleveland ....... a q q l. a
Ffrs base on errSfs C'h,cayo 7; Cleveland :
Left on bases Chicago. S, Cleveland Firsy
base on balls o. WhiSe 2; pN Wright. o Struck
onse MS Goehnarer, ba'y TsnpehAr sullivan
White, Green. Flick. Bradley. Sacrifice M fsnnc
Wright, Passed bail GERMS thmff -shef
Il ste
psreorr. S; st Lours a. H.. I.
81. LoyH MY 2, >. De!foit defeafed ). Lonfs
70 day. fkc ftSr h1H 81 rh~ seventh firnished
the eyetcrnent NJ tne day when (yiAusslin Din
tndsr,cn and Hedfer ONT Of the ssrhe. Inc lst,er
ftf Kicking oyer decision on An attempted sf1el
homo write Wrhtee was a. nat and Anderson for
ateTP ttnt % raiSc fdIeh mouse on third strike
a wonderful CHINO. Attendance, 100
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~ wcRonsrHs.
Newark .,. o.. % 3 IS s
iPornrs,sy .2 a o o a s a 4 - /
batteries Moriarty, Th'ery and Spiesmsn Ap-
,,egate and McC auley.
n BALff&oNH
B.fyalo .....o 4 D 4 a q 10 IL s
Balttntore % 2 J \ I'll II
Bsttef,es Notpss Leroi and Laporte Brown
voorhees, tSetsis Sauder and Robinson
~ PRovInxscs
Jeyssy CITY .1 q o q q n n %
Syo,yfdepeH ~ n o q a n o.
Batteries Woods and Dillon visu and Farmer
~ kocaaSfsR
Hoehes,ey.. .......i 80 . q o-ss
toronto : ...>.ys l 90 CIT n
Battefes feith, McAieese. LILY and EvetS
Person Mason And Taft
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Prs, base on cr-ors- boston l. New Yort, J.
Len IN bases lto.,on. :: S-w Yort. First
bss. On ocil,; on Paenscr son rpnin, struck
,,,a- drowne Trnney Nsucs. car,ry Sacrifice
III. tbbatichlo stolen hasrs- Cooley ~, car
,rv Grcnngrr browne Dunn, Double play
ibhat'chlo bonner and 1'enney. Hit ny pitcher
nv Pfusnesr T. Dy rDnlr l. Tuiplrr's MnrDn
rNmc- hour and 10 minutes, Attendance on.
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IL
R,sroy Nnr . Tile New Sorits lost to-
dny'- game largely through inability 70
cot,nect WITH l''ttpnserl twisfsrs ~ the right
time wl,le the home team had a picnic WIN
Cronlp III tie frat inning and rhRlk.d mp
"A. lend. that could huv" dlsroncerted any
bail nine Prom he nrst until the eighth
Cronin we very effective only one Boeton
reaching hr~. IN safety aud then on PMS.
pltterver aot out ~ some hnd ,iolrs !" unh'T.,
every inning through hue playing NY me
local. III the 4-cond VIII, two ont lhs
visitors got q man IN each bau, but Cronln
tried to bot the ball over the fenrs aud droppcn
II into Carney glove Dunn and Lauder
MT smelly in the fourth the former scoring
- BonIer.s poor throw TO hse ..,,c,,.d
SECOND an LADDERS boundery stole miro
aud scored on Gilbert outfeld ~ inc
frat i've mon lip for Rostor ~ he oprun9
OF tie game nit safely rannev GETTING q
double which, nettsd three runs IN the
riali,h Dexter singled and reached seronn
on cronn'T tumble OF T.nny't bnnt bo,n
men were advanced on tbbnt;ichio's sarri-
flcc, but Dexter was caught ~ the plate try
ing tn score on Coolrv'1 dr1v" 70 t'i'brr'
Carney drove out fne double. scoring
Tenney and Cooley Umpire Moran zen, ,snt
f3rnsnnhnr out or tho grounds FOR Yelling
MURDER" at him from the outtleid
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Two ba,s pms fartst,. Hciat,ck, MnIen, Carr
siesNct. E,derfefd Three base NM. Crawford,
R.goie Phys G s. and i'.r. syst,. .nd svF
81 bsHs Of SEVER s.. III ~ pitched nan 81
IN fthiel hout snd N tnfnntts
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Worcester ". Newark. tks~sstAsskip Gsms.
W'eaennayers Psfs. Sevsss. To DAY SO Adm.
lS. An.
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yAvyos.M ESAsUs e~Mxs
BosH me NV SosNs sw0 me TStoSss'yvp
Mn WITH Jb<TSNs

The New Yort Rationale s'unpsd IN their
tlat,Ing ycss.rdsv snd WIRE b~st-r ~ Tie
ltostons. vito hsd IN b"ir winning pncher
p',trusrr ksrhe Ifttsbuvys lost 10 chicago,
t'ie- New York- were nos dls'odscd rum the
lead The Brookly,ls .w"rs w'lt.wasi'cd
IN philsdsiphia and Me ClnrlnDsNs v sn-
tiuiahed ~ Louis Results
t,os'oa s; vrw York Q
philadelphia. =. ntoosIyu %
cincinnati. e. ~ Louis, g.
chicago l6 Pusbnre. ~
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IN aighieen-hoIe general hnrdirnD Mt tile
EHaipr1i Parkway Golf club Yesterday, fUr
two prizes hild tle following ret,irna'
w p P'chc,t W, IL, IS; IL. H. aatihrwa. luz
i8--sa. A. |. Sherman lOa in9S H. ". HBIstead
loi II ~; james Il. Ross. ldS LIZ: o. \. Dtttan,
lnd, u, M II. \. hr1imicy. IN. 2n--W.
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In the general handicap at the CRESCENT
\ c yestsrday the winner was, .owndes
Rhe'I The scores
-, Iawnhrs Rhr,, - m; y J. Napier, ~. IF:
w. II Simmons "a, ID. ~: Y. n. RDovliun, 81. t-f2:
c. C. MaSNn, 81 s-74; r Hovfudin ~ TT. j, y.
Longthorn, i0l, A-7T: "A. W. Gimsnrc, 10, lg--7R:
i, G. CaSs~i ~ l2-7E A. d! Sraver, ~ lo-sO'
W ". Campbell, "a, i.-ss
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HIGH BRED Irfsh terriers for saio
l82 WeS; aain.
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IN tile dub team mntch iiis picked
aaRreuntiUn. lcd by Woods lost Ia The hon-
irau tenn. by IN to ~.
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II Huitncad VI. i0-N. r Il. Huffman. w.
o. ~. W Il. FISH tOI r. ~, q. G.. I11wci lO6 d-iU
Y. Wood. ia. i--iOl: y! \. Woodruff H. 10 i0l
y q. Carter lO1, O.-ga; l.. " Rtcd. ll6. i0--iM
HIT trct 70. iz--lDs: Il. g. G.. MAY, II. la-iii;
W l.. Hrtdc, la2, p--li2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
By Pollard & Basby
Auction Sale for Division Of That
Desirable Central Detached House,
No. ga North Sixth Street.

BY direction OF parties interested. we
will offer. at auction, on 80,
WEDNESDAY. SEPT, THE 16, 1909,
Mt $40 p. NJ, the above described proper
ty. The house Is very neat and desirable
Il Terms Liberal and announced at sale.
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Teachers Meetings.

Teachers Meetings.
Office supt. Public Schools.
Richmond. Va. Sept: H. 1903
White-Thc Principals. Icachers' ne,
serve and Kindergarten Tea cheers, Will
,n a. the the Central seh0ol q M'noas' =
coiored-The Principals Z Of colo ..si3
meet at the game place, at ~ NJ.
Opening Of the Schools.
The schools will be open for the recep- L
ton OF pupils on Tuesday. 18th September,
at 0 A. ~ Former pupils VIII be regis
Tered on Tuesday new pupils on W eu G,
nesday At the High Schools both olo
and new pupils, Will be registered on
Tuesday. 49,, (.
kindergarten pupils Will be registered & .s
on Tuesday. This embraces children De- q
tween and 9 1-2 years old. e
The Kindergarten for the first dlstslct
will be loca ted Mt 2307 East Broad street.
and will be open to pupils living east o. 81
The Kindergarten for the Second Dis
5trIct vii! be located atf3l0 North Eigh.n 4
street. and viii be open for pupils living
between Seventeenth Street and f'ou'
shee Street. Er,,--
ttrict viii be located at West End Scnoot.5
ELombnrdy and Main Streets. nd VIII pc
open to pupils living west OF foushee
Street. ~, .dr,ts.
from C. r. Walford the clerk and su-s
PEI s''o' WILLIAM r. FOX.
sunStnes Superintendent. =
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! certify that tho bond required OF tho
Special Commissioners by the abovc-men-
toned decree has been duly given.
CfI4AS. o. SAYlLLE, Clerk.
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J. Thompson Brown & Co., AuCtioneers.
BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.
II ARGE SALE

At the request OF the parties Interested,
who are non-resldents and selling for the
purpose Of settling up an estate. We 70, sh "a
premises, the following property, In the
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1903,
promptly at 4 o'clock 2. NJ "a. -
Baker Street, near Prentiss' Alley, 'front.'
ing Is feet, and running back between
para llel lines about $50 feet to an alley
sECoND-say at 415 F. M, u th S!os tW %no
and 1864 West Duval Street. With lots
fronting together 46 feet and running back
about $50 feet to an alley,
small Brlcl, and one Frame Dwelling,
Nos. 4, 8 and 8 East Jackson Street, with
lots fronting together 81 feet 6 inches and
running back depth 81 o. 10 teet. tvo.
story detached Frame Dwelling. No. lS
East Jackson Street, with lot fronting 50
feet and running back between parallel
FTFTfI-say at 9 o'clock. r. NJ. small
Street, with lot fronting % feet ana rum
ming back q good depth: 90 M, "a ,oo.
| commencing at 4:3O o'clock P. M. !.
FIRSr-Vacant Lot on the east side Of
Second Street. between Byrd and Arch
Streets fronting ss feet i1cne hes. and ro6d
depth to what Is known as Stevenson
| Street
Lot on the north side OF Broad, between
Graham and Hancock Streets. with q
small Frame Tenement thereon. known
az No 91s West Broad Street This lot
fronts 30 feet and runs back about $40 feet
to wide alley.
All OF the above property Is we'll located
and In good renting locations. Persons
wishing to invest should avail themselves
OF this opportunity, as the property VIII
be sold.
TERMS at tho hour Of sale.
| SUTTON & CO., #
sept 11-tds Auctloneers.>
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Geo. W. Mayo, Auctioneer.

- EsTA1RANvr EQUIPMENT, SHOW
rAR I +; I.itS S2 Erc., AT Auction
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NOTICE.

THE PLUMBERS EXAMINING /.
Board meets the second and fourth Ell
sons Wishing to work at the plumbing
business in the city Of Richmqnd , muse
make written appl cationlto inc a t"r'se
board for n license at once. sasa
THOMAS M. LANDERs. Sec.
Section o OF an ordinance approves De e
cember 2 1907 Every person deis'r'n NJ b. b.
IN IN the' limits OF the city3of Richmond.
shall a within thirty days after the pas rs
sage OF this ordinance make !, wpIte na ion I'm
for a license, which examination shall 90
made mt the next meeting of board or a.
soon thereafter as praotica bic.
sept 13-6t. f
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
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roH sAls:...
tFlAM8E OA 2lLE

AZ ACRES or rtCff. NICELY LAY
Inc. Land, s acres IN wire Fenced nast,uiir;e
and timber TOR fuel b. lar 60 Ai,,der n W.
apple trees I'D frame dwelling about
rooms some uildines good mel =.
borhood and on. public troad,3a 1-2 niles
Of city. Price, 42,600. .t
r. b, CHAFF1N & co. ltic...
4 5!i S No,1 n ORTIZ Tenth street.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY coSCERN.--rlIEs UNDER.
signed hereby, give notice that they h nv,
r oualined as Administrators win me WI!
annexed, OF b. B. WRIGHT. deceased T,i !ate
Of the city OF Richmond. state OF V'Ss'nni -.
All persons Knowing thenseiy,s,s Lac 70 oe nonc
prompt paymen, to the ,undersiEnedl, or to
WAITER syDNon. No North k .nd aii
nersons having claims against the dccedent
viii please present same properly proven, no, tGr
payment, TO the undersigned, OF % ' p
'a'u - CHARLES AND n. %. WRIGHT, ,ooa
Adr,ri,trators OF b. 3. Wright. deceased, l2oo
East Cary Street, Richmond. va ~
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMISIsTR AToh uTs
the estate OF GEORGE X. TAYLOR. ascea atet.
ali persons aaylrs clsiuis against saw III
will present them to me for payincn! an.'{ az
indebted to the estate Will settle with me-
'"'. GARLAND b. TAYLOR.
2 South Ninth Street. NicEihoht. W.
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BY the valentine Auction Co.,
6l2 East Broad Street.

WALNUT BOOK CASE. OAK HAT
w RACK, ENAMELED IRON BEDS.
CHAMBER FURNITURE. CLAW-FOSrT
OAK EXTENSION TABLES, QUAR-.
TERED OAK SlDEBOARDS.. CHAIRS
AND ROCKERS. PARLOR SUIT. RE,
FRIGERATOR. ICE. BOXES. ,FITz LEE q
AND OTHER COOKING STOVES. CAR
PETS. RUGS, DRuGGETs' &C., So
AHo-MoKRoW tMoNDAY) MORNING,
SEPTEMBER 14TH.
We will sell at our warerOoms, NO.. bl2
East Broad Street. beginning at 1880
o'clock, handsome Walnut Book Case,
Oak Hat Rack double and single I'm.
ameled Iron Beds. 10 Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits. Clawfoot Oak Extension
Tables and other Oak and Walnut Elk
tension Tables, Wardrobes. handsome
silk Brocatele. overstuffed Parlor Suit.
Walnut Frame Parlor Suit, Refrigerator,
Ice Box Fitz Lee Cook Stove and utenn-
sils, comparatively new: also several oth,
er Cook Stoves, number OF Wood and
I Coal Heating Stoves, several good Body
Brussels Carpets new, Rug and Drug
gets, Linoleun1. nav. Mating, several rolls
sprinEs, Bedding. handsome ouartered
Oak S!deboards with oval and pattern
shape Mirrors, Folding Bed. Marble TOP
Center Tables. Odd Bureaus and Wash
stand. Crockery and Glassware. &c:
In fact, everything pertaining to house.
Keeping. Tho ladies are especially invited
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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THREE:
SUBURBAN
TR| RI
At Auction |'' n
To The Highest.
Bidder
SO
CHURCH HILL IL.
LOTS
Thursday, September II, at 5 ?. M.

oAKvooD AVENUE LINE adjoining C9waN and
at
SITES for the money
improvements No. 1t~N0A
ATandH 4 FIJI u + j 4
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Nil, eel, at my auction house, at 1920

= Nj MONDAY. SEPTEMBER a., 1908: ;,
4 Jumper, . Fine Phaetons. Surrey. !
i1ohnstons Parlor Organ, 2 Square Planos.
Handsolne Gilt Frame Pier Mirror rov 3 S New
Cooking stoves, Ladys Desk aRa B9 Sha n 3sr
Suits sui odd Bureaus. Washstands and BED Leo
staads iron Beds, Couches, Lounges. Dx-
tension and other Tables, Chairs. Roc OK,
ers, Hair and other Mattresses ana num-
erotis other articles. ,a.or
Geo. H. Valentine. A. P Montgomery
ii Statesmen.
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Geo. W. Mayo, Auctioncer.

y u 1MoRGAN, SQUARE PIANOS, PIER
& MIRROR. COOKING STOVES. RUSS.
FINE FURNITURE. &C. AT AUCTION.
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Small Farms For Sale

acres, all in cultivation, 3 blocks OF
Chestnut Hill car line, IL miles city
line. Frame dwelling. large and IN good
condition. KITCHEN. barn, &c: on man
acres, Cary-street Road, 1 mile be-
You'd W'esthampton, at forks OF road;
new dwelling, 8 rooms: store barn, st ~ ole'
&C.: splendid stand for business. S3'Voo.
IA acres. Charles City Road. a miles east
Of city. 1-3 mile from Fort Lee. G. g o.
r. R. Small frame house. barn. stable
&c. All in cultivation. $780,
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
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NIL, col, bv direction OF a party declining
business at No. 4aO North Sixth Street, at
}lo;S0 a. MONDAY. SEPT, A. 1903,
i Square Plano, ! Show Case, Restauran -
License. Oak sidehoard. Q Ia PIES. po5
Tea,i tor Clock, Linoleun,, large Cooking
stove, large lot Crockery: Glassware
Table Cutlery, Table Cloths. Napkins
Cooking Utensils, and numerous other ar
ticles. al
ri FNNis GEO. NJ. MAYO. Auotioneer.
Geo H Valentine and A. P. Montgomery,
Statesmen. Scp' - ~
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Geo. w. Mayo. Auctioneer.

3
BY direction OF T. ". ,Tlgnors Sons.
who are declining business Will sell
at 1919 East Main Street; ,
MONDAY SEPTEMBER II. 1903.
at 1880 a. M, large stock. of sporting
goods, consisting, OF Fishing Tackle.
Hooks, Lines, Rods, Floats Reels. &c,
ling Tandem Loaded and Empty Shells.
wads, Primers Leaders q, Loading Iw sots
Razors, Marvin Combination Lock. Dou-
Bile Door Iron Safe, Letter Prss,, Smith
Premier Typewriter and stand. six wal
foot Pla te. Glass Show Case. costing $685.
GIded Gun Sign. three Counters. four
Gun Cases: lot Of Gunsm1iitth's Tools en-
Vii and smpdry tools and repairing ma
terial one Furnace, stove S 3D. pld Bicycle
Tires and numerous other articles
A. r, MAYO. Proprietor
uTERMS-Cash.
Geo ii. Valentine and a. F. Montgomery
statesmen.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-12-25
A THE
When Properly Treated They Are OF
Value Commercially as Well as
for Home Use.

On a majority of farms there is a
waste of feathers. The main point is to
sterilize the feathers, as they contain
blood. This can be done with very warm,
dry air, exposing the feathers for a week
in a warm room. 1t is more convenient
to boil them, then dry. Feathers should
be saved not only from ducks and geese,
but also from chickens and turkeys.
Provide two large bags-one for feathers
from geese and ducks and one for feath-
ers from turkeys and chickens.
When enough feathers have been col
lected to make a pillow or cushion cut
the shape out of bed-tieking and stitch
closely all around the edges, with the
exception of a small opening at the top,
which is left for the insertion of the
feathers. Before filling turn the bag or
case inside out, and rub what is now
the right or outside Of the bag with
common bar soap; then put in the feath-
ers, tie up the opening in the bag, place
1t with its contents in a close boiler and
boil for a few minutes, moving 1t about
with a stick and lifting it up and down.
Finally take it out, drain, squeeze out the
water and hang up in a light, airy place
to dry. In a few days the feathers will
be light and fluffy and free from any un-
pleasant odor, as the boiling eliminates
the@oi and blood. Keep the feathers
loose when drying to prevent sticking
together.-Cincinnati Commercial Trib.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-12-25
GEOGRAPHICAL TAFFY.
Rare D~istinction oftke Town Wa Not
in Line with the Expectations
of the People, ~.

"What town is this?" asked the eminent
statesman, who, relates the Chicago Tri-
-bune, was making a political tour of the
provinces.
.%Ionia," they told him.
The eminent statesman stepped out to
the rear platform OF the gorgeous private
car in which he was travelling.
My countrymen," he said, impressively,
to the cheering throng at the station,
your beautiful and thriving young city
has a rare. distinction. Independently of
its commerce and manufactures, indepen-
IDENTIFY of its charming location, indepen-
IDENTIFY, I may add, of the stalwart men
and fair women who inhabit it, SO many of
whom | see before me-not forgetting
these bright and winsome young children
who are also here, the hope and mainstay
of the Notwithstanding, l say, Of
all these, your lovely city"
Here he became truly eloquent. His
eyes flashed, his voice rang out in clarion
tones, and he shook his clenched fist at
the zenith.
has the rare distinction of bearing a
name that has only five letters, and yet
has four syllables!"
The applause, as the train moved away,
was simply d%eafening.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-12-25
POULTRY YARD I

49,. eass -
To treat fowls for healthSis better than
20 dose them for disease.
Season softfoodw with salt: II s~harpens
appetite and aids digestion.
IA handful OF 5sunfiower seed now and
chen adds sluster to the plumage.
HengwilrDay welfsyortable scraps. Ii
as wastsfnl to feed them to mongrel docs.
Saaaa
Litter in which there isstough. wiry
hay is not safe to puton th~sscratchihg
floor. # eaten it causes Greyhound
conditions
Much time is wasted On farms in win
tby the men folkst hat might be mada
[proitasbIe bytaTfngsfDF the nnultry ana
producing winter
To renew thssvitality of a flock III ID
them M~bngrsls BataS get males OF &
dffgsreat strainsar JfansMyaof tie sama
aslssy:-fhTm 5eHEls ~ xxas