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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-09-18

each box which they did and the
go-between divided that amount
equally with Machen. In the case
of Erwin it appears that the Postal
Device and Improvement company
of San Francisco was organized for
the purpose of selling to the govern.
ment q small device to be attached
to letter boxes and to indicate the
time at which the next collection
would be made. This simple little
fixture cost the government S4.95.
Beavers, Machen aud Erwin were
MI given stock in the company, at
Beavers suggestion, and Erwin was
made travelling superintendent in
order that he might introduce the
device throughout the western cities.
The three men named are all indict-
cd on this account. The largest
steal of the lot, however, is that on
which Machen and Schoble have
been indicted. Schoble, sometimes,
doing business under a fictitious
name, has been selling letter boxes
to the postofIics since 1898 and has
always divided the profit on the
contracts evenly with Machen 1t
is estimated that Macben made not
less than s15, 900 out of this contract
alone.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-09-18
New Millinery store

1 have returned from the City
with q large assortment Of Millinery
Goods and have the latest styles of
outing hats and trimmed hats. l
viii have the opening Sept. II, is
and TO- The public Is invited to call
and see my stock.
FLORENCE T. KAUL.
Hartford street.
Three doors from Dimmick House.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-09-18

e'~~ - - a
Take Laxative Brom0 Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
If it fails 10 cure. x. W. Grove 3
signature is on each box. 25c,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-09-18

Predictions Of frost in the corn
belt out west took the starch out Of
many stocks this week,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-09-18

There are strong indications that
Postmaster General Payne will
leave the cabinet at an early date.
MIR. Payne, through his decision in
the case Of Miss Todd, a Delaware
postmistress whom he deposed to
please Alice, the Addicks senator,
appears to have incurred the dis
pleasure of the president and has
brought down on himself the con-
domination of the press, irrespective
of party. Moreover, the president
has greatly humiliated Mr.. Payne
by ordering a thorough investigation
Of the Tulloch charges confiding it
to Homes Conrad and Charles j..
Bonaparte, the special counsel re-
tanned to assist in the cases growing
out of the postofice investigation,
after Mr.. Payne has disposed of the
charges as unworthy of further
notice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
THE
Grand priz Yalatnin Paris, 1900
The Mckinney TlusiC CO.
All East Douglas, Wichita.
Southwest Wholesale Distributors.

At Iowa City-Iowa y; Drake 6.
At Minneapolis-M Minneapolis 40; Ames 0.
At Madison, Wisl-Wisconsin 0; Law
renee university o.
At Ithaca. y. Y.-Cornell =: Colgate o.
At Hanover, y. H.-Darmouth "a; Tn
ion o
At New York-Columhla 3; Williams O..
At Chicago university %. Pur-
due 0.
At Champaign. Ill.-University Of MI
nols ca: Rush Medical college O.
At Ann Arbor. University Of
Michigan 81: Beloit 0.
At Galesburg. In-Lombard college IS;
HeddlHg college o.
Princeton -: Brown Q
Providence. r. T.. Oct Io-In a drilling
rain Princeton defeated Brown. . to O..
this afternoon. Princeton players or:
weighed the local men greatly. bat Brown
put up a stiff tight and in the first half
held their opponents down 10 u points.
of which were made on drop Kick
from the 3 ward line BY Dewitt. II the
last part Of this half. Brown almost
held her own. and Dewitt was frequently
called out q the lire to send the blf
from 50 to - yards on puuts against the
wind. In the second half Princeton ex-
hibited greater dash and more united
team play with The result that FouiEe,
Hart and Moore frequently made runs
OF u 10 - yards.
Cambridge. Mass Oct. 1o.-Amhurst's
readiness IN taking advantage 81 Har-
ward inability 10 hold the bah enabl Z
her 70 defeat harrard. to Q. Amherst
failed 70 Kick the goal The game vas
PLAYED n a rainstorm u rushing Em-
berst was outrlayed- Harvard played a
faster game and showed 20 advantage
both on the offensive and defensive but
fu-nbled arctchedly. The touchdown vas
made when harvard Rad attempted e
quarterback kick from her ten yard line
which Amherst blocked and Ccngresshall
dropped Oh tire ban. III hing s; across
the lire Tor 4 touchdown
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful IL is IN
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
is she safest and most efficient disin-
fectant and purifier in nature, but few
realize its value when taken into the
human system for the same cleansing
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
TUESDAY is CIRCUS DAY
Ringing Brothers Are Coming With
the Biggest Show on Earth.

Tuesday is Ringing Bros. Gil Gus day.
The greatest show in the world will bring
dts wonders to US at last For weeks cir
Gus has been in the air and now the dream
of the day and night is to be realized
The eighty cars used to carry the i'm
mense aggregation will draw in here ear
" Tuesday morning, and il needs no
prophet to foretel the crowds that will
greet the splendid caravans. This year
the Ringing Brothers great shows are al
most twice as big as ever before. and
that fact makes comparison with any
other show impossible, and indicates
tremendous size. The great tent viii seat
comfortably 1900 people, and the men,
sgerie canvas is the largest ever made,
furnishing commodious room for the ar
ranging of los cages, lairs. dens and tanks.
There are $50 horses with the huge shows,
more than 300 of which are bred in the
purple and highly educated. The zoologi-
cal collection is incomparably the rarest
In existence. 1t exhibits two CRATES. the
last Of their tribe; the only rhinoceros in
in captivity; a genuine baby elephant
Baby Boo, horn January s. 1903 and only
30 inches high. unweaned and as playful
as a kitten; and the greatest herd of Gle
plants in the world. forty in number.
Twenty of these bulky beasts perform
amazing tricks in the rings. Two groups
of acting seals are another exclusive fea-
ture They are shown on separate stages
and act in unison at the direction Of their
owner and trainer. Capt Webb. This is
the most instructive exhibition of animal
training ever accomplished. The pick and
flower of the circus profession in Europe
and America appear in the extraordinary
ring program. Many of the acrobats. gym
nasts, equestrians. riders. equillihrists
5ugglers. athletes. contortionists. dancers,
wire artists and myriad other feature per-
formers are introduced by the Ringing
Bros in this country for the first time.
The progressive policy of this famous
amusement firm is illustrated this year
IN the production Of massively ornate
end magniflcently costumed spectacle,
Jerusalem and the Crusades 100 char
acters. more than twice the number ever
used in a spectacle before. are in the cast.
and a ballot Of 500 beauties and sincing
chorus OF POO add to the delightful charm
of the enchanting scenes. More than 200
daintiIy fashioned and c,assically correct
costumes are worn in the varied and
thrilling action. and the stage is larger
than the combined stage room of 100 thea
tres. \ huge grand pipe organ. the only
portable one ever made. accompanied by
q selected band of 30 soloists, render the
specially composed music.
This production il beyond comparison
the most colossal. artistically pictured in
costume and scenic display. instructive
and exhilaratingly pleasing ever presented
TO the American public.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
VII meet this seek. october J. slfh
Mrs Ralph MiHlsoa. fs2 y Topeka ~
who car net Dc present are asked - noti-
3 the hostess.
The Ladies Aii society q the Reform
es church vEl hold taeir aHaual Fbect5n
- oa.ccss next Thur=8ay afferuos- a.
the home 81 Ers. " 2 ssark. IS South
Enpo-la Church
Members q wichsta Trihe NJ. y. are
earnestly requested % attea5 next csaa-
"a meeting. October z. ~ p n B1si-
nsss n inporfance All nernaers q f5e
degree team arr zanfes ~ e~zres wozs-
Harmony Count N. ~ r A. A..
rnset IN regular session Nosssy usgaf
ove- 80 East Douyias. Al nseuseefs IN
vI1e8 Az rnembers r drts tea-a s-e
earnestly requested % - prsse1s IN fl5i
Uniform for degree ~oTk
Hypatia wI5 hsI4 :se .aznusr- rreee-
l-r ia rhe clab IRONS IN fhe csty B-l8-
~ MerdaY 81 q n Each rf-ssT Is
privileged 20 bring 60 guest Tlse rre-
gram COASTS - saSs - TIE eafr alns
and grooF-lzg pveEsssats and nsslzse vpc2i
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
OLDER THAN ~ q
IHEPYRAMIDS N

The Contagious Blood Poison has become the
mankind and worldwide existed
centuries ago and is older than the Pyramids.
Upon the bodies of the Egyptian nodes and
symptoms of this horrible blood
discovered Traces mercual poisoning have
also been found the bones and joints showing this mineral
those early times In all
uncvzed we'll enlightened nations, this vile disease
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

CHAMPION BALL GAMES
PiitSburg and Boston Are After
the Honors.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES
Yale and Princeton Win While
Harvard Loses.

Pittsburg Oct 1o-The SECOND largest
crowd that ever attended a ball game
at Exposition park greeted the Ameri-
can and National League champions
when they appeared on the field to play
the fourth and last home game OF the
series. Boston won easily, making three
straight victories for the visitors. The
magnificent record made by Phillippi in
winning the three games he pitched
against the Boston pennant winners led
the crowd 10 think that he could do il
again, but in this they were disappointed.
AS ne walked TO the center of the dia-
mond 10 begin the game he was given
the greatest reception ever rendered a
player on IN local grounds and presented
with : diamond pin. He pitched good
steady game, but Boston's hits came
when most needed while Pittsburg could
not bunch theirs. Young pitched a fine
game for Boston and was very steady
with men on bags. Three bases were
again allowed for hit into the crowd.
The visitors profited most from this rule
Ave OF their eleven hits landing among
the spectators, some of which would
have been easily caught on a clear field.
The batting and fielding OF Bransfield
and the fieIdin gof Wagner, Ritchey
and Parent and the catching of Criger
were the features OF the game
Both teams left tonight for Boston,
where they will play again Monday. At
tendance. 1858. Score RHE
Pittsburg ...........0o 1 0 / 0 Is II
Boston ..........-...2 0 0 ? o o. IL i
Batteries: Phllippi and Phelps; Young
and Criger
St Louis. Oct 10.-The Americans and
Nationals broke even in a double-header
here today The Nationals made seven
runs off Sudhof in the third inning of
the first game and he was relieved by
Morgan. who did better. The second
game was well played. Heidricks drove
the ball over the fence with two men on
bases. Score:
First game. R.H.E-
Americans ..........OOoO0OOOO-1 4
Nationals ........00 0 03o0 Oh 10
Batteries: Sudhoff. Morgan and Shan
non; Murphy and Ryan.
Second game. RH.E.
Americans 02OO0S0 Id Il
Nationals ...........0 OF Q 90 0 Il
Batteries: Scievers and Sudgen; Nc
Farland and Ryan.
Chicago. Oct. 10-Weimer pitched his
third game in the series against the
Americans today and won his third VIC
tory By allowing only five singles. Score:
R.H.E.
Nationals .........0 5000 81 0
Americans ..........00O0 O1e-2 5
Batteries: Weimer and king; Altrock
and Sllivan.
Cleveland, Oct. 10.-CIeveland won both
games from Cincinnati here today in the
contest for the state championship There
are three more games TO the series. all in
Cincinnati two tomorrow and one Mon
day. The series now stands five to three
in favor of Cleveland. Score:
First game. Kill r.
Cleveland .........01O2 0OO1'-4 10
Cincinnati 100 010DO0-I
Batteries: Moore and Abbott; Hahn
and Petz.
Second game. Ri r.
Cleveland ........10O2OO03'-6
Cincinnati ..........O0OO Oh S
Batteries: Bernhard and Abbott; Ew-
ing and Peitz.
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BALL.

New Haven. Conn. Oct 10-Yale and
the Springfield, Mass. Y. NJ c. a. train
ing school elevens played sensational
football game on Yale field today that
ended with a score Of % to in favor OF
Yale. For a considerable part Of the
game. however. Springfield Diowed
through the Yale line and seriously
shook up the veteran Yale ele-er- Far
better than the score indicates did they
play. and Yale was more thoroughly
tired out both as TO attack and defense
than in any game Of the season.
Lawrecen, Kan. oct 1o.-University OF
Kansas. y; State Normal School. @
Denver. oct. le-Nebraska, 10: Denver
University. O.
At hington-Georgetown .; Stall
bans of Roanoke. Va, 0.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11

Show day viii begin with the grand free
street parade, which with Ringing Bros.
is unique and delightful treat. 1t is
twice longer than the procession OF any
other show. and every man, woman and
child with the immense organization takes
some part. Two performances will be
given here Tuesday. in the afternoon at ,
o'clock and at night at S o'clock. Re
served seat checks and general admission
tickets will be on sale at Howes Jewelry
Store at the same price as charged on the
show grounds.
The Ringing Bros have millions of dol
lars invested in their stupendous enter
prise. and in addition 10 the most com
plete and startling arenic performance in
the world the five famous brothers pre-
sent this season, on a scale of magnifi-
cence and grandeur never before attempt
ed. a gorgeous spectacular production of
Jerusalem and the Crusades. This beauti
ful production. arranged by artists of
note and ability in the amusement field,
in a historical pantomine, correct in the
most minute particular and showing, in its
entirety. over twelve hundred characters
of the tenth century. when Peter the Her
nit Godfrey de Boullion, and other fam
Gus historical characters marched from
France at the head of hundreds of thou
sands of Christian pilgrims and wrested
from the Egyptian infdels the Holy City
of Jerusalem.
The horse fair with Ringing Bros.
Worlds Greatest Shows embraces $50
specimens of the finest breeding, and is
the most valuable collection ever brought
together for exhibitional purposes. No
other circus ever owned one-half so many.
The feet trotter. fierce racer. graceful
saddler. aristocratic driver. sturdy Perche-
ron. Arabian stallion, kentucky thorough
bi ed. English cob. stylish coach and pert
pony are in this famous exhibition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
WAS HE ROBBED?
Stranger in City Thinks Some One
Took His Money,

a Burdette, of Sedan, Kan. was at TIE
police station yesterday, having been ia
ken there night before last by an officer,
who found him lying in the alley back o.
81 East Douglas avenue. He says that
he was robbed of So. IS. When picked up
in a semi-conscious condition, $6i.25 was
found on his person. and the officers axe
at n loss to know why. If he was robbed.
as he states he believes he was. did not
the thief take all he had.
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The T. y. T. club met on Friday after
noon with Mrs. Blewett at her pleasant
home on South Lawrence avenue. All
Of the members and a number of invited
guests were present. The afternoon was
spent in the very enjoyable game Of pro-
grCssive Finch Dainty refreshments
were served and pretty souvenirs present
ed to each member and guest Mrs.
Blewett proved herself to be most de-
1irhffrl hostess.
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