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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
MOOdv Nav Succeed HOar.

Worcester, Mass, Oct. 6.-The Tel
egram says: Governor John l.. Bates
will in all probability at the next meet
ing of the governors council announce
the appointment of Attorney General
William H. Moody, of Haverbil, to
succeed Senator Hoar. Shortly before
the senator's death he communicated
to Gov. Bates his wish that the pres
ent attorney general might succeed him
as senator from Massachusetts and it
is understood here that Mr.. Moody will
accept.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08

Tommy's Consuming Fear.
Sunday School Teacher-What n
the meaning Of regenerated, Tommy
Tommy-It means to be born again.
Sunday School Teacher - That's
right. And would you like to be born
again?
Tommy-No, ma'am. I'd be afraid
Sunday School Teacher - What
would you be afraid Of?
Tommy-Td be afraid I might be
born a girl next time.
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FAVOR IMPROVEMENT.
'0e'aiiSfs Nay Bring About Franco
German Friendship.

rarls, Oct. 3-The movement in IA
t OF a Franco German rapproche-
aa 1he is beginning to assume a practi-
Sat aspect. At recent meeting Of
soolallst laeders at Carnaux resolu-
o.ons were drawn up by M. Jaures and
auopted strongly urging the govern
r. on1 10 bring about an early reconcile
~ lon between the two countries. As
sae socialists under the leadership Of
~ a 'aures hold the balance Of power
- Parliament, their advocacy of a rap
piochement is considered to be sig
noant development of the movement.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
Bio Yield in WaInutS.

Vancouver, Wash, Oct. 5.-The
growing of walnuts has become a big
industry in Clarke county and num-
Der of farmers have been gathering
good yields of this nut. The quality
of the nuts is excellent and the size re-
markably large. Many acres will be
set out this fall in addition to the
large number now in bearing.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
Election in Finland.

Helsingfors, Finland, Oct. 6.-The
inha bitants of Finland are busy with
the elections to the forthcoming diet.
It is already evident that the days OF
the Swenoman (old) and the Fenoman
(young) parties are numbered. The
peasants and the workingmen have de-
clared against partisan campaign.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
Down at Uncle Bill's.

Down at Uncle Billie.
I want to go to Uncle Bills,
Where 1 kin have some fun;
Where all the folks amt indin' fault
With everything that's done;
Where hired girls don't try to keep
Things so ALFRED neat,
An yell when l come up the steps:
You, Johnny, clean yer feetp'
1 want to go to Uncle Bills,
Where folks don't stick their nose
Up in the air becuz l wear
+ My very oldest clo'es;
Where kin haul my stockin's of
An 60 barefoot all day,
An wade out in the duck pond, er
Turn han'springs on the hay.
want to go to Uncle Bills
They's sumthin' there to do.
l sit up readin' Injun books
AS long as want to.
l ride the horses to the barn,
An help to milk the cows,
An go down in the lot to watch
The hired man at plows.
want to go to Uncle BilT's-
/ don't have Hp fun here!
They keep me too ALFRED clean,
An call me Johnny dear"
They're alters watchin' out fer words
/ hadn't orter speak,
An make me wash my face an hans
A million times a week.
l want to go to Uncle Bills,
Where I kin git enough
OF puddin', doughnuts, pie an cake,
An all that kind O. stuff
Where | amt told / mustn't call
Fer but one piece, but where
They tell me to keep eatin', long
AS anything is there.
want to go to Uncle Bills
That's jest the place fer me.
They's alters sumthin' there to do,
An sumthin' there to see.
1 60 in swimmin' when l please,
An climb around the hills
Oh, you can bet the place fer fun
Is down to Uncle Bilrsl
Orange Judd Farmer.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
Kaiser Not to Visit Gar.

St. Petersburg, Oct. 6.-The story
afioat here that Emperor William will
pay q visit to the Spala palace at Ski
erniewics, Russian Poland, when EN-
peror Nicholas goes there shortly on q
hunting trip is now denied at the Ger
man embassy here.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08

Here is the cunningest drawing
stunt: Can you make one-line pic
lures like these? Look. at the cow,
for instance. Notice where the line
begins and where it ends. Do you
see that the one line makes picture
of q COW?
Just so with the monkey and with
the cat. If you practice a bit you
will find you can draw just as good
one-line pictures as these.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
Boston People Are Particular.

Rev. Robert COllyer, whose long and
successful ministerial career has been
passed chiefly in Chicago and New
York, finds that the complete satisfac-
ton of Bostonians in their city source
Of amusement. He says he once dream
ed that he was in the vicinity OF the
pearly gates, and saw two ladies ap-
proach, seeking entrance.
.'Where are you fromT asked St
Peter.
"We're both from Boston" replied
one of the ladies.
"Well, you can come in," said St
Peter, "but you won't like It." A vari-
alton of the same anecdote Is the story
of A Boston woman who had passed
within the gates and was taking her
first look around.
"It is very nice." she exclaimed
VERY nice. indeed. but'-this with .
sich-"it isn't Boston.-Success.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
o,,ntv Superintendent Resigns,

Coupeville, WASH, Oct 6.-Mrs.
Harold Baker, formerly Miss Ella +.
Meagher, superintendent of schools OF
Island county, has sent her resignation
to the board of county commissioners.
It was accepted and Prof. Alfred A.
johnson, at present deputy superln-
tendent, was appointed to fill the va
cancy.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
What Bessie Would Have.

What Bessie Would Have.
Mamma-Ressie. If you take three
from ten. how many remain?
Bessie-Don't know.
Mamma-Suppose l take away three
Of your fingers. what would you have
then?
Bessie-An excuse for not practicing
on the piano.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
Korean Trained Tortoises.

Japanese and Corean showmen, In
addition to their skill as jugglers and
acrobats, display truly marvellous
skill in teaching animals tricks. They
not only exhibit educated bears. span
iels, monkeys and goats, but also
trained birds, and. what is the most
astonishing of all. trick fish. One of
the most curious examples OF patient
training is an exhibit by an old Corean
boatman Of dozen drilled tortoises.
Directed by his songs and small
metal drum. they march in line, exc
cute various evolutions, and conclude
by climbing upon a low table, the
larger ones forming, of their own ac-
cord, bridge for the smaller, to which
the feat would Otherwise be impos-
sible.
When they have all mounted they
dispose themselves in three. or four
piles like 50 many plates.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
Chinese bandits Aid .lananese

London, Oct. 6.-According to the
Morning Posts correspondent at Muk-
den, Chinese bandits, organized into
regular troops, are fighting daily side
by side with the japanese on their
west flank south Of Sinmintin,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
Nav Build Bio WaterworkS.

Tacoma, Oct. "a new company,
known as the Mount Tacoma Water
Supply Company, has made PROPOSE
ton to furnish the city with water
plant costing 100000. which will
supply $1,000, 900 gallons Of water
daily. William Colgrove, of Orting,
and w. J. Brown, Of Tacoma, are be-
hind the scheme.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
New Chulch at puIlm an.

Pullman, WASH, OCT. 5.-The Chris
tian congregation at Pullman is erect
ing q handsome new church, which
will cost when completed $4,000. The
basement is now nearly completed. It
is of concrete, while the superstructure
will be Of wood.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
JapS on Defensive,

Berlin, Oct. Cool. Gaedke, the
Tageblatt's correspondent in the far
East, telegraphs from Mukden that the
japanese apparently are no longer ad-
vancing, but are preparing for defens-
i've operations.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08

A. +be Wisconsin state Republican
,,rontion held May Is last l, O60 del
,otes we're given seats. OF these 1853
eH contested. Of the uncontested
T VJ.roros 5l5 1-3 were for La Toilette.
T Tha srate central committee, being of
- ~ Palette Sympathy, seated but forty
, La contested "stalwart' delegates,
living LasFollette a majority. The
-I,+aIwartsT' charged unfairness, bolt
a nominated separate ticket and
,,art into the supreme court to compel
.ba secretary Of state to put the "stal-
,rort" ticket in the regular Republican
coIumn Oh the official ballot. This
the supreme court, by it's decision, has
refused to do.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
A Bit Of Self-Defense.

Now. here Is a little bit Of strategy
that is at once the most harmless and
amusing as well as one Of the most
effective things In the way of self
defense. Let the opponent with whom
you are pracucing reach out for you
with his hands. or else ask him to At
tempt to strike you. Thrust both arms
between his, take firm grip upon the
lapels Of his coat, and pull his coat
OF and downward until the sleeves
are brought down % that the shout
ders Of the coat are held securely just
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
LITTLE STORIES.
AND INCIDENTS
That VIII Interest and
Entertain Young
Readers.

above the elbows. So simple Is this
trick that any boy can hold at utter
disadvantage a fellow contestant who
possesses twice his strength.-St. Mich
OlAs
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TOILETTE WINS
CATION DECIDED TO BE REG.
ULAR.
,.,,.,onsin Supreme Court Turns
Down the StaIwarfs and the
DcDubIican National Committee
,oDpars TO Be Glad of lt-HOpe
for peace Now.

,,,d;sop. Wis, Oct. 6-The supreme
u% has decided the La Toilette ticket
coulT Three judges, Marshall,
rex 5,o and Winslow, were for the La
f ro.D~dav dissented The opinion will
Ca, clad LATER by Justice Marshall.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-08
Couldn't Find. the Numbers.

Couldn't Find. the Numbers.
Mamma" asked small Margie, as
it true that the hairs of our heads are
numbered
Eyes, dear" replied her mamma.
WELL" continued Maggie, II pulled
three of mine out and there wasn't
any numbers on them"
Something Held 1t.
PUT out your tongue, Harry" said
the doctor to small patient.
Harry extended the tip only.
"Put it all out" said the doctor.
Cant" rejoined the little chap,
1.-The other ends fast in my neck"
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O,o.neee Town I'm the Land.

OI08n0oC xOWu " - .
The cleanest town In the United
s+.tas IN said to be Shakert0wn, KY.
inhabiteds BY Shakers. 1t has large
hrick hotel. but no business houses
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Age makes some men wise to their
lack Of wisdom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-22
Gett Nber so xahren

ibun tpurbe Mrs. 8inslDu's Sou
thing 6prup pDn Wiaionen BON
Wuttern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
anaemenbet. @irlt Du i'm Ghlafe
burd bas Shreien zines 2inoes ges
HDrt, bas i'm 2abnen lit unb ppr
Shmerser speint? Wenr TO, lai5e
iDfDrt cine Tlaihe pDn nMrs.
WinslDms Soothing Sprup" hplen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. Sc miro
benz fleinen 2eioenoen Iofurt Hinoes
runa peri6afen. 8erlaBt eub boz
rauf, Nitter, es lift feiu 8peiiel
oariber. &c BELT Diarrboe. regu=
liert ben Maeen uno Die @ieren,
beleitiat @inb &olit. errpeidt ben
@aumeu. berbinoert gntsinnung
unb itdrtt oas ganse Gbltenl.
.Mrs. Winslpms Sopthino Sprup"
fir aabnenbe 2inoer lit argenebm
i'm @elhmad; oas Mecept ftanr1t
pDt, eineta ber beften peibliben
Qerste in ben Ser. Gtaaten, gg lit
bel allen 9rugaiften in Der aarser
Welt at baben. Breis Is Gents per
S[aide. Gauft nidts anoeres. oils
Mrs. Winsloms SuDthina Syrup.
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6reiberr D, 0ammeritein babe es
ausoridlib ianftiDniert. Sc hQns
belt iih babel UNI Die audi aus
&atbolifen uno S~8roeliten 8u
3ebntaulenoen Observation-Disclosures
Sanmlunaen fir Die Safer Milz
belms @eodbtni8tirde, Die At elmer
NatiDnallpenoe su gbren Der am q.
5ebruar 1906 itattfinoenoen Itlber=
nen 60hseit bes 3aiierpoares tpers
ben ioute. 9iefe Gammlunaen boz
ben in soblreidJen 5dIen einfab ben
Garafter b0n @rprefIuneen anoes
nDt1nter uno bilben einen Ser
iblimmfteu Nusldufer oes Soaes
Weirbah. Die offiaiDle rNurobeutz
Sde Mug. 3eituna" oementiert bic
8ebauptung Der nMDraenppft" aufs
@ntihieoenite.
Gaiier SSran5 SoIepb bat ben in
Marienbao ueilenoen 8Dni9 @bnaro
beiuht. Ser R6nig mar am Babnz
buf anneleno. Die WDnarhen be-
griBten chamber iebr berstih uno
fubren suiautnten nah bent 6Dtel
8eimar. auf benz Weee babin biz
oeten SDlbaten uno 8enbarmerie
Spalier. Cine uneebeure Menlhen@
n1enge batte iib in ben GtraBer pers
fatnrnelt uno brab beim grbliden Der
beioen 5iriteu in 0pbruie aus. Der
Safer perrpeilte 5ebn Winuten in Den
@emd@ern oes aDnies uno begab
fih oanr mad Der Biaa 2uainslano,
tuD &Dnig gbmarb ieiner 8elnn err
miberte. Nbenos CAB Der &Dnig benz
9aiier su gbren Elm Diner i'm 6ptel
Weimar. &eunaebn Berlonen tuas
rem suge9en, oarunter Der britiihe
Botihafter in @ien. Sir 8luntett,
uno Der 0iterreidiihe 8oti9after in
2onbDn, @raf MensoprH, ferner Der
6ersDs oun ged unb Gnoere. @dbs
reno oes Diners erloihen pi1blid
Die eleftriIden 3ihter, mas alIge=
meine 8eitirsung erreate. @s mur>
ben raid Rersen angeitedt, aber mad
flint Wtinuten brannten Die eleftri=
fhen 2idter mieoer.
Na1 LANCER Bouie bort mar, auh
mieber etrpas BON Der Sniel areta.
Qeioer nidts @utes. Wie aus &pm
gemelbet miro, haben Die Bemobner
Der Sniel cine in entibiebenen Muss
brlden abgefoBte BetitiDu an bic
italienilhen Geaierung aeribtet. in
melder tie nm Befreiuna bpn Der
Reeierunq bes Brinsen @eDrg oDr
@riehenfanb, bes General Rommil=
idrs Der Shubmad)te BEN lie alIer>
lei Grt p0n MiBpernaltuna CUR 3ait
leeen, nahluben. Sic nerlangen
bic Nnelieoerung Der Sniel an @rie=
benlaao unb periteigen Iib iDgar s1
Der DrDbune, cine 8ep0lutiDn ms
Werf III ieben, falls man ihrer Bitte
fein @eb6r ihenten lolte. Die 8e=
titiun 1T an STATEN eeridtet, neil bic
Gngelegenbeiten Der Sniel Der Nuf,
iiht oes italieniihen Miniiters bes
GeuBeren unteriteben, benz Der ruilis
Idle, frans6iiibe unb britiihe Bot
fhafter srr Seite fteben. @ir has
ben alio bic anaenebme GusHdt. oaB
gu alien anoeren 9rubel aud mieoer
einmal bic fretiihe Eraae auFeeroIt
knerA3
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selbffmpro p~crhtnoert.

8iele miro es eeniB lebbaft int.
~reifieren. baB Elm 8orbeuaungsmit.
tel geeett Selbitmoro eutoedt mDrs
ben lit. Qaeemeine Nieoergeidla'
eenbeit unb grfbDpfung, beg Sp'
items seben fat immes Dem Selbits
morbe oDran. @s lift aber etmas aes
funoen moroen, mas bieie 8uitdnoe
beieitigt, melhe gum Selbitm0roe au
fiibren pfleeen. Dian nebtne imon
beim eriten @eoanfen an Selbltper.
ni61tana Electric 8itters". Da bers
ielbe Elm GROCER Weroenit1rfer 1T,
ptro er bic Nerpen trdftigea pnb oa.
ourh oas Sgitem nieoer aufbauert.
&s reauliert audi in eritaunlif1er
Beiie ben Waaen, Die 2eber unb Die
Riereu. Gs foftet nur 50 @ents i,
8efrieoiauug aarantiert bic Ipotbete
BON 8alteper & SDn uno BON
Noolpb DreiB.
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Bel einetr, .Mepipal.Meetino

OSl Stllett WteSttIlA
in Dem fleinen Srte Baleitine, nabe
BnriS Seriebte neulih elm unbetann.
ter aus benz Snoianer 4erriturium
Die gauge 0~eriammlung in Ghreden,
ala er 8tpei BiitDlen beraussog uno
ben Breoiaer, iDmie bic anodhtiae
9emeinbe su erihieBen brobte.
0adoem iib Der nnbolo cine babe
Stunoe oamit amuliett batte, feline
ShieBaenebre balo auf ben Breois
ger, balo auf einaelne Der Nns
peienben 81 ri6ten, sog er ith
lanaiam sprid unb madte iib auf
uno bacon, Da8 8epipal puroe
an BEN Gbeno nidlt meter forteelebt.
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s4~ Weaen nieoriaer Staten sur
@eltausfteIuue nod ct. 2uuis oia
9eraa Il Bacific Balm befraet irs
eeno einen 3idet 9 Ngenten Doer
itreibt an 6. g. Gunner, @ene.
Gals RaNaaier'Noent. Dauas. 9eras,
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Die Gbamulon Mfabnialhiue

bat oiel @orteile, Die lie empfeblen.
&ein uberfliiiliQes @emiht, tein 8e=
rduld, tein Bug an Der 5eite; lel9te
Re9elung oes Mteiiers init Dem Bttts
mau-Rp6. 6u baben bel auOretps
& 20, ia Il 116 6GosTloress Str.
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Gemtid3 erangeltidg : Iatberttme I'm.
msGl1nelss(6emefttoe.
&pamaeiitns . l~atberifdse ct. SpbaH.
mes @trd1e.

ode 0uebna unb Saosg reia.S traBe.
. DnHtagsfhule Seben 6onntc3
Sprmitta9 am 8 rhr.
@pttesbienf #: Seben Sonutag um
10 Ihr BnrrnittngS.
Wbeub @Dttesbienf Seoen
Spuntag um s ubr Abenbs.
RSeoer Dentihe lit herslid milfommea.
k~a&ssbHnng s14 GHosDTefasG tra6e.
s&zs Ss-EsasC. 6artmaaR, @ahor.
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Game called on account Of darkness.
~ III L. IN IL, ~. L, Nj, 4 L, 10
Internationnl Athletic Meet.

LONDON. July % Great interest IS
manifested in London in the field and
track sports this afternoon at the
Queens club between teams sent by the
Universities of Harvard and Yale,
representing the United States, and
teams from the Universities of oxford
and Cambridge, representing England.
The American athletes are confident
they will win six of the nine events,
while the Englishmen believe that the
odd event will determine the victor, AS
they expect to win four. The two
miles, the mile and the half mile the
Englishmen regard as sure, Churchill
of Cambridge, Gregson of Cambridge
and CORVALLIS of oxford being selected
by them to beat the Americans in these
events. The English experts expect
w. a. Shick, Jr., Of Harvard to win
the 100 yards, T.. ]. Clapp of Yale the
high hurdles and G. b. Victor of Yale
the high jump and would not be sur
prised TO see them beat the records.
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Tennis nj srrncnne.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, July pa. E.
Bell of Los Angeles, Cal, defeated f.
w. Cole of Elrtford, Conn, in straight
sets in the finals of the open singles
of the New York state tennis tourna-
ment and will meet State Champion
Fred b. Alexander of New York in
the challenge round for the trophy
Alexander is the favorite, and should
he win the trophy will become his per-
sonal property, he having won it in
1902 and 1903 In the second round
Of the open doubles Robert Leroy of
New York and Roger Jones Of SYRIA
cuse defeated Alexander and A. d.
Jenney of Syracuse in a closely con-
tested three set match and continued
their good work by winning in the
semifinal round from Hugh Tallant of
Brooklyn and James A. Randall of
Syracuse.
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PUT-IN-BAY, o., July %. - With
ideal weather and a good stiff breeze
the annual races of the Interlake
Yachting association were brought to
close here. Chloris of the Lakewood
Yacht club won the Hotel Victory cup
after the hardest kind of fight with
the Cadillac of Detroit. The Mabel
Mac of Toledo won the Huntington cup
for yachts built prior TO 1898, while the
new cup, given by the Interlake Yacht
ing association for the restricted TWEEN
ty-one footers, went to the st. Clair of
the Detroit Country club after the
finest kind of a race with the Spray Of
the Detroit Yacht club.
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OIL PAINTING
Valued When Framed
at $l25.OO

THE PLAN:-One vote
will be given with each ten
cent purchase at Girls.
WOLD'S STORE. The party
receiving the vote writes on
the ticket the name of the or
ganization he may wish to
vote for and his own name.
These votes are turned over to
the secretary of the organiza,
ton indicated and on October
first the Picture will be pre-.
sented the organization having
the largest number of votes.
If you want to help your
favorite organization secure
this valuable work of art, buy
everything you may wish in
Sporting Goods, Musical Goods.
Art Goods, Stationery, Books
and Magazines of
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60" is the Word Now

Summer Sales are the rule in every de-
partment. Summer things are hurried out
with scant economy in the way of prices.
The reductions are beginning to tell and the
variety is getting less all around. Lots will
soon be running short and out, and you will
have missed your chance Interested in bar
gains What woman isn't? A visit to our
store will more than pay you. You can find
just what you want and the price is small
1t is true saving to find out exactly what you
need and what you want at reduced price.
ENGRAVING DOVE AT LOW PRiCEs-PLArE AND
SO CARDS WITH NAME 75c.
A. K. RITCHIE 4 COMPANY
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CAD NEWS.
Brighton Beach Handicap Won by
Even Money FavOrIte.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Bad News,
the even money favorite, won the fea-
tire event, IA handicap ut one mile and
Il furlong, at Brighton Beach. Hurst
Park made the pace to the stretch,
Were Kelly sent Bad News to the
front and won bv three-quarters of u
icngth.
Reliable, carrying 142 pounds, won
the second race.
lsmailian, backed down from 30 to
l to s TO l, in the last race. was sup
posed to be good thing. but ran third
to Flinders and Little Buttercup Five
favorites won. Good Dor Nothing re-
fused TO go to the post and the stew
ards ordered her withdrawn.
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;Rear Admiral Taylor Is Better.

NEWPORT, X. L., July pa tele-
gram dated Sudbury, Ont, was re-
celved at the naval station here from
a son of Rear Admiral Taylor, U. S. N,
announcing that the admiral, who is
Ill. was resting easily, but was not
yet out of danger.
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hobby MaIthour Won.

COLUMBUS, Ga, July 23.-Bobby
Walthour this afternoon defeated Basil
De Guichard in a fifteen mile motor
paced race. Walthour won all three of
the FIVE mile heats. The fastest mile
WAS 1:3H.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Results of Yesterdays Games In Ma
tiOnaI and american Leagues.
LEAGUE.

At Chicago
New York........ o 0 0 0 0 0 3 o. 4
Chicago. . o l. G
ADMINISTRATION and Warner; Briggs
and King.
At Pttsburg-
Pittsburg. 0 3 2 0Ol -
Batterles-Psole and Ritter; Case and
Smith
At Cincinnati
Boston. 0 o 0 O 0 0 0 g. 3
Cncinuati......... ! 0 0 0 s. !
Batteries McNichols Wilhelm and Need
ham, Walker and PETIT.
Boston.'........... 20 o 6O11-7
Cincinnati....,.... % 0 0 / -l2
Baueries-Wilhelm and Moran; Harper
and Schlei.
At ST. Louis
Philadelphia..... 2 0 0 3 o. 5
St LOUISE. o 0 0 Ill
Hatteries-Duggleby and Roth; Taylor
and Grady
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DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH EVERY
PURCHASE OF TEN GENTS AND UPWARDS

Over one hundred customers have been
able to get handsome premiums this month
by taking advantage of our double stamp in
ducements.
We never do things by halves When
cleaning time comes we work with the same
good will and energy to get the stock reduced
Jas though the goods were bringing their reg
ular prices. Sometimes the reductions hurt,
but then we know it is for the good of the
store, just as the surgeon makes little pain
to save a great deal.
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weather PROM biIities.

Rain; east winds.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.

News Of the Town and Village briefly
Told For Bnsy Head,
Bennington Council X. of c. are ar
ranging for picnic to Lake Bono
seen in the near future.