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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
For Over 6 xty Years

Mrs. Ninslows ST. hing 81 Ian ha.
ieen iseu 10y millions ~ muttets 10
rteIr chii1Ier while teethiug It distu O.
/ at mgni ana bf"hen of youI teyi b.
j sick Cttld ~uG ting ana cIVme NH
an hf Cuut " Tech. send ~ once an,
set IL bottle of Mrs Ninsi VS. Sooti
Z syrup fof 'l;i1ien TeeihIus. J
II relieve lie noot little sufferer Ia
.siias'l repe'r1 upon 1t mother.
Heu l. NJ mistake about IL II cutr,
t'trhoea. regulates the Stuna1i atn
t;oW"ls. cm ~ Wind Colc. : items n
'unIS. reduces lufammation. and give.
"le ana energy q me wnnle system
Mf>. Ninsl0w's Sonihing Syrup for emil
iren teet inc Is pieasani 10 the tast,
md Is the prescription Of ne ~ IN,
oldest and best female physicians an,
aurSes IA the United States F-icr t,veur
N-'No tnts q hottie Sold hV an S.ue
glsts throughout the world. he sue mn,
'~k tor AIRS Winslnws Soofhing Syrun
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
Tn= nj doc N@ws~snsr

From the wonderful s@ccess CT wire,ezs
telegraphy in supplying news to passen-
gers on ocean voyages il may be
for grained that the mid ocean neAspi-
Ter has come TO stay. for The val e OF
it to travellers between the Ola and Few
world cannot be everest mateu. Neither
is it pcs sib.e to ove e innate the value OF
Hos ct el's Stomach Bitters in cases OF
poor appetite. hear. bu.n. nltrleney. in
somnia. d s. cp II. Incl est Oh, C sSve-
ress. bi,lousness. ch IL. C Ids geGer ] de
bill y or malaria. The { CT is. las moui
cne has brought alb ut 50 may woader-
FIJI cures that I is recognize every where
and by most everyone to be the o1ty
$ ON. oh med inc hat viii Gu e the se
ailments. One b tie will easily co. " nee
you of lis merits Try Il today.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
A SU;GESTfov FOR IT. DIN

In his paper dealing with the ro5sibli
ties of the mail farmer in Nevada. pub
Ii he'd in Tie Gazet e a few DAYS ago
Mr.. r. L. Fulton called at cniion to TIE
SIZE and succu,ence Of the sugar bee
when grown in this safe. Men o. an
agricultural turn OF mird would do We /
further to invest'ga'e that suggestion.
Colorado tbs year will receive 81 00) o.
entirely 10 the farmers ard Is exc'us We
o. the large sum paid 70 the factory en-
ployes. 1t is one of the Centennial
states largest ird 1stries and viii erdIre
when its rich lciges of gold and silver
are but a memory.
California learned lorg ago the I'M
portance of develcp.rg TIE 5 gar b e..
Every year sees the acreage in bcets ex-
tended and the ~oapacity of the factor es
increased. The farmers have found that
they can raise sugar bees at a sure
profit. when almost everything else was
uncertain.
Feet sugar men have had to fight down
a persistent p e''ud'oe against { cir prod
uct. Housewives ella med that it was IN
desirable, especially for preserving pur-
poses ard the law or the land IS the
word OF the housewife. Bu' the old an
tipathy is gradually b eaking & o ru
Whatever may have been TIE fault of the
first beet sugar, the best rerred produc'
fiom the beet factories today ans crs
every requirement of the most devo'ed
queen Of The kite ea. rs Gre me RS cf
education Colorado manufactures have
had frui s put up with beet sugar from
Their factories and exh bited all over the
state. TIL fruit looked well kept wei
and tasted del cious-so the housewife
capitulated.
We Should Ike to see the farmers of
Nevada give the subject clio e attention.
II Mr.. Fulton is correc.-aru If anyore
knows, we believe he does-there ought
to be beet sugar factories in Nevada in
the near futuie Zero Gazette.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
NEW MULTIPLEX ri AMMAN

The invention of new methods for send
irg a number of messages imlltaneors-
ly over the same wire continues, and one
Professor NercadIer of the French High
School for Post and TIE eg apL In h ;
method an al ernat ng current is EN-
p'oyed whose frequency de. eads upon .
tuning fork hav'rg a certain nu ber o.
vibrations. The current Of such an in.
~terrupted circuit can be broken b. ar
ordinary key. and sig ais transmit ted
over the lire wire by an induct'o on trans
niitter. On he lire at the distant station
aIe a number CT so-eal.ed moncte.e-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

Carelessress l. responsible for many
railway wreck and the same cause an
max ny human wiecks - sufferers from
Throat and Lung %troub'cs. u since "a,
Oven, Of DR., King New DIS oveIy ~
torsUnp ion. Cotg : ard Goa even q
worst cases can be cured and no eIc~
I~esignalion Is no i'rger recos any. Al
lois Cragg % Dorchester. Ma $. is n
of many VIII So ne was saved by -
Kings New Discoveiy This grcat rem
edy Is guaranteed for all Tn oat a"G
Lang d.se-se' by Prown Bros. On :
sists. Price soc, and 500. Trial bot1cs
r. ee.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
EXCELLENT UOHK or THE IR
LIGiTI0N CONGRESS-

Great good was accomplished by the
which has just closed its labors at Eel
Paso, Texas. Tie irrigation people. cs-
r~ecially IN the in erm un ain sta es are
row a unit as to their yurDo-es. and the
returning delegates are en.huscd By the
Interchange of p actieal ito GIT.
The work of retaining tie arid belt
more sati factorily. The people who fell
lowed he proceedings of he eonvent'on
VII be moe ready to assist he govern
ment IN its reclamation plans.
TIE res TUTORS passed during tie clcs
ing hours were very important in many
respects, es- ecial'y these favor'rg a r.
congress of the United States IS co~,-
mended for withd aw'rg Df0o o0o ace
of ard land ard so 900, 900 acres of fores'
lands from entry, and the repeal Of The
desert land law is urged together with
that of the timber and stone act and
commutafion clause of the hone teGu
act, and a substitute is offered in The
sale of stumpage. As a substitute for the
de-ert lind law It is desired 10 permit
individuals as actual settlers to enter on
only $50 acres.
Other resolutions adopted Were tho@e
opposing the issue of a. lind STRIP; urg-
ing the government purchase CT ali lands
In TIE limit o. the forest reserves.
Urging a law Te-mittirg states % o.
game INTO districts for the sale of irri
CATION lards. ard uron APPROVAL b. the
secretary of the int Tor o be allowed TO
ernrlov the err engineers OF the lama lon
service.
Urg'rg an apnronriat'on for foee-t
planting in the derufe1 w tc- s ed
with a view of increas rg the value OF
streams still fow'ng ard rerev wing III Sc
which have disappeared.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

{ can h.drifi! rectiHlrueuu AtkIh'
TABLETS tot dyspepsia ana .Stotp
act Troubles uase been sunettn.
~ eight months and rri,G mar, rem
'tilrS without any rellef uhti q,
NtkES DYSPEPSIA :ABl ET~
hnh ! 'ispd OILY Il slhbri uru~ an,
~ no" ferIiy Veil %rhanklne 10
~ The speedy recovery ain srptf
'iiN yours FRANCIS CANNON
Wash fui "a = by Buc
iiOs SEND "a w IL l,uoker Il 30
'nlials y V. for a free trial taab
age. Nothing like them.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

phones which respond 20 current Of one
the circuits at the ser di G s'a .on T US
each particular circu has lis W tee
phone, VIII oh is connected oy tubes with
the ears of the receiving operator and
resronds 20 the Signals made az TIC
serdlng staten. In al twelve transmi5-
sion circuits are prov ded, SC that TWEEN
ty-four messages may be sent over the
lire aimul aneous'y-Ha Ter's Weekly.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

President REQ evel's sci CT at On 70
Sona or Cock1el fnds a ready re porse
in the breasts of fa'r-m.nded Americans.
After twenty years OF fai -hful service in
Gran Missouri Democrat finds himself
shelved By the Republican u2he1val hat
SWEET his state November s. Plans CT
The pres dent TO retain tie senator in the
service Of his country will mees w.t.
general Endorsement.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

Herb w. Edwards of Des Moines, Iowa
get a fail on an Icy walk last winter
s. raining h WIS ard b u sing his
k, ees. The next cay lie avs. 'theE
We e so sore and sin / was ara d /
would have 10 stay In bed but | rub .
them vel with Ch1mbe. ms Pain Ealm
and after a few appi c tons all soreness
had d'sapa cared. | feel hit th's DO I e
of Pain Taln saved me se,e.al da. $
tire 70 say nothing of TIE suffer ng
This In ment Is for sac b. DTown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
FOREST LIET oEl.r TON ". X
tnittd Sta - Land Office.
Carson IitA. Nevada Drtabtr Ia lyOt

FOREST LIEF SEIZE TON W 10
tnitsd Sta - Land office.
carson Cay. Nevada Drtubrr 10. 1901.
"",.se = hereby given tnat
! ana anu thttie Nuultt.uN. Limited. by
~ IVAN sand. lts at % iItA -iu-iavt. whose
/ os.oilte tddfesS Is Gil unaa. iIumlulut
Couht%. S,atc at NCka: ia has made AZ
tlita ion I" select uId.I the 1T of con
GEES OF June J.. ~, ia Sta. H. the rut
lowing descttb q nact nf land 80 at
he south VI est QuittcI al The y Irtn
NNfsi Quarter SN. = 70 ~. go. see.
non oae uJ Foam H. Epr y. oui -
.>orli. Rang ili'tv-hire - l.t-t VI.
~ ~ n a.. - a,nins fngtv nt.,s 10.
s&uated In Il mi. 81, : r.uty Stite II
NtNHda within re arson HstS la.
DIS lie Siafe nj NaVela.
NtltlH lh}rN t31i DAYS from the tir. I
rubltctii n of tbs no nee. Lfottss OF
con ests againsi the said election uuuu
the grounds thai The land desc, ttnpI. OF
any 20 tinn tletenf. l. ocr'lp4ed or I,
n o e valuable ftr is minei.l han fnt
.lthl'CIal ~ ggaaing pura"p :. will u,
received IT thi Office an'i i,HtaI for re
port to he Commissioners # the GENERA
Land once.
This notice 10 be pubtt sir.t far the n,
nod of SIX 10 cunsecustN" W'rh-.
O. y. GAIi.fP.
Register.
Date of first publication. OCT. Il. 1871
a. 4: lH-2
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
Nv ,Eat-4 ra4 No...,NToy.

Perhaps you have never thoueht or /
BAT the fact must be apparent to ever.
ore that cbnstirafioa s eau cd b a lac.
u water +, Tho svs.em. ard Re ne o.
lfastic -, hart-cs Ike he old-fsshionc.
Ills or1v- makes a bal mftfer worse
rtar;hei lai - s omach ard iver tn.
It's are much more MID ard ge7 e :
''eir effect. ard when Tie nrore Ia, :.
ken tbe'r ne in is so natural hat o.,
m hardly realize I is tho effect ~ :
"diri9e Try 2 = &C. bottle of then,
r sale bv Rrovn Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
THousanfs Cured

Dewitt 3 Witch Hazel Salve has curct
thou ands of cases # Pies. Il bought II
box of DeVvitt's Witch Haze. SaIve o.,
lie recommendation of our d uggis.," =.
9vtites c. II. LaCro'x. of Z1va'la. Tea.
and Used Il fer a ST. b!p1rn case of Pie.
Il cured me permanently" Sold D.
Biown Eros.
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FOREST LIEU sr:.EcTIoN NO. isl.

tinted Statr- l.ani UtIlcc.
Carson CITY. Nevada. Dct. \. 1904.
N"t',e i hereby given lias lhe
Land ana tattit toaaiany. Limited III
oAlNatn Satd. It's a~it,rneA -in-fact. whose
~iCStotHce address il G.I, pnlt. Humboldt
I uuntN. sta . 0f Nevada. nts made ~
nlithli0n g. select ula, the Act of CON
Z es 81 Juin !. 1881 $50 sta. III. the f..
10" ng described tact of Ina. ~ wit.
he Nnt h f.asi 1N u te. Of ~. Mo- h
\ est Cuattei NJ. =. al he NY a, 4
- 'oh en- tnHl - fnAn snip For
" We 10 Nofih. Range ~fartv-ni.e q !
E"tst NJ. ID. l. X NJ, cbatul ag urty
th ares. situ trd in 'lanh.ti County,
, a'e 81. Nevada w't'il he sa.sen cay
Land III I ict State of N.v4l1.
Win thirty t3h days from he first
pHblc tian OF this M ice. pro es's or
Fon csis ag' iisl the sniI sole, tion upOn
the grounds that tho laud ,icsci bel ~
any tol ton e. e eof. uccunlrd or rs
no Q v1ltnhi~ fot H. mineral nan ,or
asifc ltuial ~ grazing IN mss. VIII be
teftit'd - thi ore tni npird ror re
l'ri :" h" Commissioners II he General
Lard or ce.
This notice 20 be n'th isiien inr the pc
rod of six 60 c~spsect I've went.s.
, II GAIidI,
Date OF dlst publication. Oct. 2. tri
10 {. 20
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FOREST IT. 'Et.Errt ~. 70
United States Land Office.

. CsNfH 49, T. " ~ ~ ID
United States Land CTiice.
t''fsnu titN. Nevada oct h , : ie.'
Notice T. ne eb, given that The Aztec
Land and C;ttie comp ny. Limited h
rNlvitn Sand. ts alto Eey ~ln-fact. whose
: os;otiCe Il iress Is OIL Onda Humboldt
thlU ~. Sta e % Nevada. has made rrr
iii a ion - select under the Act of CON
: eSS o. j re- .. 1897 20 SuH 30. ttc FOL.
low 'ng oCsFiih"d tract of land tow.
The Sou h one h ! q tn" S1rh East
ore quarter IS. :. o. lie NE a, Sec; on
Twenty fH r th Township Forty-hve (op
10 th Range Thirty nine ,3D East. NJ
y v. e NJ. containing @ g'l:y 800 1cr,s
= u It'd In " nibolit \. sta @ -
Nevada, vi hin ti:s Ca'Stn civ Lam
DIst'Irt 81 'F of $eNndi.
Win ih.rtY t3al DAYS from the firsi
public ton Of this M lee. rrotes's 81
ccn esfS against the slii Selection npor
the grounds that the hand dcselftaI a.
n portion hereof. T. oecln.-i or /.
nor "slu HE for It's miuerII han rOt
'eii lltuial ~ gtaZirg 'urplsas. ain b.
iectlNtd at hi office AMI lota' tor 20
,'oit "a he Commissioner If he Genera
l.nvd OF ce.
This notice 10 he pu!,ifste ! rr the p.
ROD OF six go consecutive Nrgs.
-. u. 'iAtItP
rrgtsteF
Date OF first publication. Oct. Il. ls@l
D2i-l2!
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

Silver Safe Is of ab sorb-ng int. es - I
t"u b'gln i; YOU vii! read it to the "nd
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23
Report of the Condition

7HE FIRST Nf1lOf<L GAfK 1T
Z ~ n te fha ctHte " Ne
vada. at the close of business, November
20, 1.0i:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

tli'MIntI.I'T Iattit:t Nj Ia q a.
v Meeting ~, trrl and ihiri r,,urs
iaN evenings IN zach month hnIl ~
Silver state building viS,nns nrtth
~ IN good -ts ,dinp AWAY. welcome
PsrFt IN y 81
= RtMnDHk. Sec
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-23

7, T. ~. Ice. cesh'e~ o. he ohoee
~7~ed b7rk 90 ~o'e~~iv sweep that tie
h0ve e'otr-~e~4 i, '~te 70 the best uf
rs kro ledge ard bee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
SUPREME COURT REVERSES
ITSELF IN SCHUYLER CASE

In the case of Mrs. Anna Schuler VS..
David Schiller the supreme court has
reversed itself and rendered a verdict
in favor of Mrs. Schiller by affirming
the Judgment recovered by her in this
county Now that Mrs. SChuler has
won this case she will probably bring
suit through her attorney for alimony
which dates from December. 1908.
In the first place Mr. Schiller Sc
cured a divorce in Ohio and mis- wife
claimed that she was not notified to
appear Then it appears that he went
TO Pennsylvania. where he was mar
ried. Mrs. Schiller then went to court
and the case was carried up TO the
supreme court. This court gave a de-
cision in favor of the defendant the
FIRST time. but now it has reversed
itself
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
X0HLEY MILLER TO
MANAGE BALL TEAM
Ross Thornton Tenders Resignation
Will Continue In The
Field.

Frank (Kohley) Miller tonight as
sumes the management of the Rock
Island baseball team, succeeding Ross
Thornton, who has been at its head
since the beginning of the season, and
who rendered his resignation today to
President NJ. II. Sexton. Thornton
will remain in center field, position
that he has been playing all season
in addition to looking after the man
agement of the team
Thornton is fast player. He is not
outclassed as a fielder in the Three
Eye league. He is a conscientious
worker on the ball field. and gives the
best that is in him in his endeavOr
to win. But he has not been able
To get the work out of the men I'M
der him that he felt that he should.
and it was therefore considered just
to himself and to the local association
that he be relieved of the responsible
ties of manager. Manager Miller will
continue TO cover second base.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
DUST FROM THE DIAMOND.

Hagcrman plays first like veteran.
Decatur today. tomorrow and Mon
day.
The game tomorrow will be called at
; o'clock.
Features of the game yesterday were
a brilliant stop and recovery by Van
dine and the gobbling of a fly after
long chase in center by Goodwin.
Frank Hcmphill the Milwaukee as
sociation center fielder, has jumped
his contract and gone to play with
Calumet in the Copper Country league.
The Greenbush Juniors defeated the
Grccnbush Sluggcrs by a score of %
to 10 Friday afternoon at the grounds
at Twcnty-seventh street apd Fifth
and-a-half avenue.
The Milwaukee American associa-
ton baseball club has arranged to get
Pitcher Dunkle from the Washington
club. George Tebeau had claim on
Dunkle. but under the ruling of the ma.
tional commission Tebeau cannot hold
his claim.
The National Baseball commission
has refused the request of the South
ern league for the return of Player
Dougherty, holding that the Chicago
American league club regularly draft
ed Dougherty from Atlanta and paid
in full for him before June !, and then
sold the played to Milwaukee.
George Bubser. of Chicago. has been
signed as a member of the Dubuque
picking staff and will report for duty
Wednesday. He has been playing
throughout the season with the Chi
cago Athletics and has not lost game
this year. He is expected to prove
a tower of strength to the staff
The diamond was not in the best of
condition on account Of the heavy rains.
Between first and second there was a
mud hole that made ii exceedingly diff
ficult for the basemen and runners to
hold their bearings. KOhley Miller
slipped during practice and returned
with several ounces of mud on his
newly Numbered trousers.
Decatur Herald: Every umpire in
the Three-Eye league is rotten accord
ing to the papers in the northern end
of the circuit Ball players themselves
while recognizing tho fact that Occas
iOnally the umpires are off, say that
the work as rule is the best that the
Three-Eyc league has ever known. The
trouble with most of the newspaper
writer's and the fans is that they are
prejudiCed and can't recognize half
way fair work when they see it.
Davenport fans held Indignation
meetings last evening over the sum
mary dismissal by President Holland
of Umpire A. r. WeidenbaCher. The
latter received a message in the morn
ing to the effect that his services
wOIld no longer be needed. Another
telegram came to Belden Hill, mana
ger of Cedar Rapids. informing him
that there would be a change in Off
Gals, Martin McQuaid having been or
dered to relieve Weidcnbacher. No
word came to Manager Jeems Hayes.
He knew nothing of Hollands action
until McQuaid appeared on the field
in the afternoon. Consequently Jeems
feels offended. and the fans are an
gered. Now they are shouting in Dav-
export that Holland is taking his or
ders from Hill. that Cedar Rapids and
Bloomington are running the league.
Let's see. we believe Hayes was one
of the original Holland men, was he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
REV. REED nON0RED
BY BAPTIST Y. P. U.
international Convention at Detroit
Elects Rock Island Man
Secretary.

Detroit, July 9.-The convention of
the Baptist Young Peoples Union yes
terday adopted a report favoring
biennial instead of annual meetings.
The old officers were reelected as
follows.
President-John II. Chapman. Chi
caEo.
Secretary-Rev H. w. Reed. Pm. D.,
Rock Island.
Treasurer-H B. OsgoOd, Chicago.
The drafting of a new constitution
wide enough in it's provisions to in
clude any society that might arise in
a Baptist church met with hearty com
mendation.
The treasurer reported deficit of
S5.S0S for the year The receipts We're
$G4.9f6. The assets of the union are
s2G.5SS. and its liabilities $21,310.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09

Score by innings:
Rock Island .....1 o 0 o o 0 0 50
Bloomington 80 0 0 o 0 o 0 o 90
Summary: Bases on balIs-Barkcr,
l. Struck -Liebhardt, II; Barker
1. Wild pitch-Liebhardt. Hit by pitch
er-Hackett Umpire-Beardslcy Time
lilo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09

Summary: Two base hits-Swalm.
Ludwig. Ball. Double play-Stauffer
to Dunno to Crockett. Stolen bases
Ball. Hines. Bases on balls-Off
Holmes, =. Struck out-By Stauffer.
l; by Holmes, 4. Bases on being hit
by pitched hall Durkee. Time OF
game-1:2O. Umpire-McQuaid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston. IL: New York, 5.
Philadelphia. >; Washington. l.
Cleveland, >; Detroit, /: first game
Cleveland. l; Detroit. /; second
game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 1; Brooklyn, o.
Boston. 10; Pittsburg. >.
Cincinnati. 3; Philadelphia. /.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. ! Toledo, /
Kansas City. s; Milwaukee. l.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Colorado Springs. ); Des Moines. II
Denver, /; Omaha. s.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Dayton. ,: South Bend. 4.
TCrrc HaUtc. > Peoria. o.
Wheeling, 1 Grand Rapids, .; first
game.
Wheeling. ;; Grand Rapids, /: sec
ond game.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE
Rock Island. .; Bloomington, o.
Cedar Rapids. 4 Davenport, o.
Decatur. .: Springfield. l.
Dubuque. IL: Rockford. 3.
IOWA LEAGUE.
Burlington. .: Ottumwa. s.
Keokuk, $ Oskaloosa. ..
When bilious take Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
Bergman Collection
Agency and Information
BUreAu.....

10000 Brady St., Davenport. Iowa.
Claims. accounts and informaticns soi
IeSted everywhere. Both ph1aeA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
sherrard Will Celebrate

At a meeting of Local Union No.
11O4. United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea. at Sherrard. il was de-
cided to celebrate Labor day at that
place this year. Beyond appointing a
committee to secure speakers. no ar
rangements have yet been made. but
plans of the biggest labor day ceIe-
bration in the history of SherraTd will
no doubt soon be under way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
HALT ON LEADERS.
Edwards, Of Decatur, Proves Too Much
for Dcnne!Iy's Springfield
SIugeers.
HE PITCHES A STAR GAME
But Two Hits Are Made on HIm-Dav-
enpOrt Shut Out by the
Rabbits.

Springfield, July Edwards, Deca-
tur's new pitcher, twirled a star game
that resulted in Springfield's defeat
yesterday. He allowed only four hits
Springfield opens at Bloomington to-
day for long series away from home
The score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
Dubuque SIuEs Ball.

Dubuque. July 9.-Dubuque drove
Baker TO the bench in the sixth inning.
and Malven Jared no better. Reagan's
hitting and Fleming's fielding were
features The score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
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Summary: Stolen base-Latimcr
Three base hit-H. Walters. Double
play-Hedges TO Wright Bases on
balls-Off Hedges, 3. Hit by pitcher
BY Edwards, l. Struck out-By
Hedges, .; by Edwards, 10. Passed
ball-O'COnnor. Time of gamc-I:25.
Umpirc-Lobeck. Attendance-5O0.
Davenport Receives "a thanking.
Davenport, July 9.-The visitors
found the ball for safe hits at critical
times. winning the game. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09

placed sacrifice by Miller and scored
when Blakey hit. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09
Thcn Bin Makes An Error.

The tally in the sixth was made by
Thornton. Corners dropping his fly in
left. Donovan made an effort To peg
Thornton. who was taking a good lead
off first. and the ball struck too low
To be fielded and rolled over
into the greens. the runner going to
second. He advanced on a neatly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09

Summary: Two base hits-Reagan,
Merrill. Three base hit-Reagan.
Bases on baIls-Of Cook. 5: off Baker,
4: of Malven. 1. Struck out-By
Cook. 8; by Baker. 3: by Malven, ..
Umpire-Milan