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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17
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Fodens Liv er det Fedtstof,
den inde dehold der % mere edit
stof, des mere .viirk eligg55 N]ytte af
F0den. De. er derfor at % or
|skelevertran er en- kraftig Op.
|bygger af Legemsvag
Scott's Emuls af ren Z or
|skeleVertran loser Problemet
ON hvorl edes man sKal tage
denne Dette Ell en- af= 5run-
=dene, hVorfo l1Rgerne iisnasten
80 Aar .har fores kreVet Scott's
Emu on for ale Sygdonln1e,
der bringer Fab, IIoste, 81:
k0lelser og Bro ehitis.
Et af de u okkenlidl ler der
|tilbydes fo1 at erstatte SCOTS
lEnluls ion med noget and .er
EPris issp0rgsrnaalet Wan sparer
nogle faa Cents paa Sit IIel
breds5 Bekos stniirgg tits
Er1uls 81 lSost 81 mere, ford
|sdet udretter mere og giiOr det
Ebedre end 7Erst timing gsrnidl dlerne:
sende Dem Provo frit paas sForlange ende.
'scorr i BoWNE. 100 Pearl Street. lew York
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17
Prem, Nercer SO !. y. s.
.12te Wfars 1904

l2te Vtars 1904
.Riare Rebatter!
Det e not lite faa len9e, iiben leg
bapbe en- Striuelie ! Deres arebe Blab,
men leg pil sisien beoe ON PIabs for
uosle Qlnier, ba Ell FABIAN Mnlebninq
sapes, neults ct ui bar bapt ben Sora
at mite ct af pore Born. Nfen n1ibt I
|Soraen e @laben iifgrre# peb Eante1
paa, at bpab Sub sier er berltgt aiort.
Bort Barn er biemu1e bos 9erreH o9
|psnter paa os anore. Det nar en 8ut,
log ban Dbbe ben 6te Mars Der fattebss
BAN 10 Da9e paa u :NaaneDer .ban
bar noget ipg \ np9le Dase, og Dot.
|toren fasbe, bet par Group. Des andre
||8prn bar peret, os to al benz ersipa
enbnu af famine gpsb BON, men 81 bad.
Iber, bet ptl saa oper t9ien. Torreffen
bar u paret fpq a4eiaun1er af "a Grippe
|ng ser enbnll iitte Del.
Sbag igien bar Di gneftorn1 iaa bet
rptsr sntaa l1bil ilater u eu ttoliq
sUaar. Qglbgbi9if
sSobn dozen
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17
en Rette 3lbebranbe opitob. Der itebe.
paiaa @fabe paa 8atterierne.

ea Ratte 3lbebranbe opitob Der ffebe
|psiaa Stabe paa 8atterierne.
@ Raptein Sbottro Nii, Der tommanbe>
rebe ben 6IotiQe af Eorpesobaabe, ION
ansret be rnsRne Dbelassere1 q
Mnsrebets 9elt. 9an baooe Blot tre
i Dbeleggere. men ansreb be iets rus,
fife Deelessere neD benz. loan bams
|pebe iaa tet tinb til Sienbens Stibe. at
ban naiten bererte benz, % ben n1eit
desperate aamp opitob. Rusierne
maatte tilfiff trette f7s tilbase, ubpsti9e
til at fortiette Rampen.
Sra paris meobelss & bsune l1ss, al
bet e neften iittert, at ben rusEte
Retier pil ielu ouertage &omn1anboen
af Eropperne ! bet fierne Diten, efte,
bet fsrite pigtise @las.
Os fra @befoo oplpieS, at Der saa,
&y9ter ON, at BORT Mttbur er falben,
% at @uslerne bat truttet fig tilbdss
fra bele 9alueen 2iaotuns, paa bpis
Ooeripible Bort Mrtbur l!sser, til
Mutoen. Dette &pste CT bog lite be:
freftet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17
sereas 8aus, Mtnasi e.a, 7of Mars 1904,

.eller anben ny Seeding (glante. ION
e optommet af 6rs), os at oe planter
mere af BEN, enb soht Stisn ptl bittett.
=Det bsr pere mere almtnbelis forifaaet,
at bet itteser sanife ,,trpst at plante
.SeebItng ..Sorter, telD ON bet oprins
5beItse Era maoite tribes aobt, inbtil
teotommenbe Slags bar beitaaet Rrs;
.p.n n,eb gobnine % Dmplantnins
forflelise Slass Serb. 81 faabani
Ere tan t. Cts. uere n1eset baarbigrt,
men bet q maaite iaa tent til at ber.
56ru9t, at BET er al ltben eaer inseu
.Mgt.e.
Den GortesneIie ouer Ereer, ION
anbefales af Minneiota Dorticultural
Soeietp, anfpres nebenfor. Den {,
:&eiultatet al me9et Stubiun % r1esen
=@tsper,mentering benne 4anbsbel %
r en- COB alminbelts 9etlebnins 70,
9lantere. Naar man bruser ben, bur'
be man osiaa raaofsre its meb be Bs.
ltripeller, iom Der stpes.
. Den nebenfor anfgrte GorteSneli.
blep at opennaunte Torentns autagel
fom en- getleber tor sBlantere i Watnne.
iota ben Abe Deb. 1902.
.2G bleiorter, Tom r.befa les.
Mbleiorter af fprite Grabs 9aarb,
forbeo Tor Plantn,ns Minneiota e.;
Du@tis, sotbernal, @barlauoff, pat.
tens @reenin9.
Mfanben @rabs 9aarbtgrbeb: Weal.
thp, 2onsfislo, EetoDitp, Malinoa,
sotobena % peerIefs. .:s= #
gsbleiorter til BrpDe: &epta Wta,
lenta, aln'iim, Dellom gmfet, Mauup,
Brett, MottB Bmsaern @reenins, @eotts
Qyintsr, nniuerii'p. ytemtu Xomlant
Raipberrp % @lteltue.
0erbtfuloe paa ion,ne Steber:: @ol
&iOer, McMabon, Oeaop iIranspa.
rent. D.
Sraba bier . 8 9pbsribzs.
Jor alminpelig Dputntng: gtrsinta.
so
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17
23o,e u. ara.
R!|||Itt'tt'tefota. =

gn Zone ! Gong Brairie, Mrs
Musnf g@eue, talbt bob ou, m,enS
bun git % arbeibeoe ! Riettenet forle,
ben. Sun bar S. Aar eamr1el.
@n Maro i Song grairie, Sames:
Mrtbur. bar brebt IS nlpe i 0inter og
bar faaet $500 ! e5tubpenge. Gan
bruger 9nnbe % &ife.
Dam.rnei ben an,eritanffe Me,
tbobiftirtes ! Dulutb. ben FORTE % NETT
faibionable &irte 8pen, pentes at pilleS
tdse 6atten af unber @uostienefe,t
berefter. Set er BreRen, iom bar till
raabet bet, % nu bar oaiaa Ruinbeforea.
nin9eu 9iort bet iamme.
Gbief Riuer Saus, 3oie Mars.
Epenoe Gutter fra Como peb Napn
2emis &ier os Oscar Stramitab brog
uo paa Sast. Mebens be bar paa Sage
ten, blep be nenise, % Stramitab iipb.
&ier, hrebenbe BAN pieblittelis. Den
unse Woroer leb bieu, og ,uslote bet
torefalone. Set er fanbipnltst, at ban
pil bltue tiltalt for Moro fsrife @rab.
@utterne er / Temtenaarsalberen.
(gformanben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17

Toreninsen vSsnner af Norse", ber,
ver en- Brooerifabs: Orben intorporeret
unber Staterne Mtnueiota. Morb Da<:
toto % 8isconitns gcpe~. bar M be..
gpnbt at ubgtue ct norf Blab / Mtnne,
.apolts. Det barer famine Mapn ionl
Goreninsen, t1emlis uSpnner at Morse".
Det e ganife Tibet % ffal ubfomn1e en-.
Sang ON Waanebeus Meblemmerne;
taar bet frtt, ba 6oueolosen betaler for
hpf &#s gS
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17
50inoe. Der e ostaa sunftise steoer,
Ion. bar Ct uobificeret RItmat paasrunb
al, at be erner tore Q Wanbiamlinger.

1OHt 9ar g nloOl OlTtceret Jtltmdt pQ09fuH0
at, at Be e nar tore Uanbiamlin9er.
Det e tuipIfon,t, on. pt nogeninbe
pil fon1me til at fe Tru9tapl oreset n,eb
pelo | tommerciel 9ea,esn,pe paa5 enoel
at bet fabe t1nse Seresuon meb fert
|Soro ibenue Qanbsbel, tbi intetliebs~ !
gerotn finoer man beIeis Ttustapl I
iaaban sSorb bbunb.
Paa ben anben tsibe e. bet meeet
tptulion1t, ON Der e noset Steb i=Sta,
ten, boor man lite tan bprte 9@bLer not
til 6usbrug, beriem man brueer libt
Dmtante TIT Nrbeioe. 5 benne Scr.
binbelieer bet at 5nteresie at merte fig,
at bet Tor foretasion,me Gru3taulere bar
Ilpttes at bprte ct sanife fort Mntal af
be ifsrre 9@blelorter iaa lanst norb fon1
til Wanttoba.
st taf be unrite Steoer for en- 9@ble
bape er. buao man talber en- parm, bes
|ifpttet Tlet, til bpilten Solen bar Mb,
qana miot paa Dasen, % buor Binben
er belt ubeifenst. paa ct iaabant S'eb
logger ben toloe Suit fra Be omIiggenbe
lbeiere Steber its neo ON Natten, %
mems Bet ersbet narmeite Steb ON Das
gen, er bet bet tolbeite ON Matten. Yaa
fiaabanne Steber tan man uente : B.igbt1
os l1obsen ON 0intelen, % Blomlietre
i er uoiat forat blipe orebt al fen gaarz
lfrott.
De bebhe 5elbninser for Trustaul
er be, fom beloer mob Norb og Morbeff,
men Der er I ultnneiota oslaa enoel
lubmerteoe 6rustpauer, ION betoer mob
5pb. Maaife en- 9elbnins mob gsjt
er ben mtit uyunft'ge.
Nebens Belfpttelie mob Yinb lite er
neouenb,g paa be met beeunltiaeee
St1pA.i Slaten. uil 1aaboa gefpltelie
! peftte os ipnbre Minnefota eipre Gre.
erne mere baarbfere, og paa pore peifs
l1ina Nrniriqr nil MI n & s. he ~ Z x Il
megtt forbeores, oeifom be foar en seob
fubltuncisl Btifptt.lie mob ginben pau
aQe Stoer. Eaa be fe,te Sttber paa
! Velttns Braitier, uil Quiten cirtnIere
tt!'i,att, list, ielp ON mon bar wind
breaks ontrina btle s5rus baoen.
Gen JorD, Tom er bebit lfittst for
gSblebp, thing, er bpnb ri Fan falbe
EN- bpb. aaber clay loam, fom er pei
otoneret enten paa tunlttg euer na,,lr,
Zig Utaabe, % iom lite lioer af fotmes
| get 8ono. Loess loans er moaffe
ben met ibeelle Sorbbunb, ut Tan f,sie
for al Sloas 6,u9tapl i benne Qonbs,
bel, men 2@bler tan meb meqet ,oelb
bltpe bp,tsoe efter en- lltben Maaleitot
ielp ! s}oro, iom e. 9anlfe tpr % 9rus=
ostig. Doa FREEZER Greerne mcgee
Onbusselisbeb paa toaban @ruub.
ylaar man noie9er iis greer, er bet
at Bistiaheb. at man planter a1ene FAD,
banne 9orter. Tom er bleuen srunbis
prspeoe og bar uiif fig at mere perbi.
fulce. Det banter ofte, at Beepnbere
lbliper fortrpqeoe peb Mperterinaen af en-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17
Snnes ct Mirafel. Der finbes man.

Spnes ct Miratel. Der fnbes mans
sc Meb,ciner, fem bar en- miolertig
Virtning, men tioltsere e4er ienere pil
Spsoommen piie fig iaien. Den er
nemlta lite flreret fra Noben al, men
tun ouerfabtt. ut bette title er Etl,
feleet meb Or. Yeter's Rnrito fremeaar
af fplsenoe 8eretnin9, Der blep ttlienbt
Tabrttanten for en- Glib ftben:
vNem Bebforb, Mais., II Suit 1908.
Dr. 4,eter Sabrnep, gbicaso, 81.
Seq pniter at fortaQe Sem, at Deres
Rurtto bar sieusiuet mig MN 6elbree.
la, ies tan iise, reooet nit 2iu. Seq
leb mango Nar al en- Spsbom ! 6iert
tet % Wtapen, % NIT Blob par bars
ltst. Seq funbe buerten ipije euer fope:
% bapoe omtrent op9iuet .9aabet ON
.no3en1nbe at bliue uel i9ien. 2eserne
.iasoe, leg bauoe gatterfot ! 6iertet o.
pilbe operere, men ies pilbe lite Iabe
BEN. Siebet betfor beffemte leg mig
til at forigse Deres Rurito, on, bpilfen
.iea bapbe left iaa mango roienbe Mrtits=s
Ter. SET par for omtrent Il Qlar 1tben.
1893. tror leg. Seq baube fun taset
beni sonffe tort Gib. ba isg tplte en-
merfoerbie Toranbr,na meo mig. Seq
blep friit, % bpab mere er,ies bar pee=
ret fritz b,le Etben foen. Del ipntes
ct M,ratel, at ies nosenf1nbe bleD friif.
NtieB e iIiue ious ffplbes uoeluttenbe
Deres Meoicin, Rurito.
Det Ter ogiaa 10, ioa ON nit. Spt,.
.gerbatter er btsptn belbreoet for @pilepii
peb Brusen At Deres Rurifo. gun bar
I ooer fem Mar liht af benne frpetelise.
spabom % pletebe. u bare et Mnfalb.
.buer l1se. gfterat bun bespnbte at
taae Rurito, e benoes 9elbreo 1neget
'beore, % bun bar lite bapt It Mnfalb
1paa ouer fire Maaneosr. gierlaa taf,#
.nemltge tor Deres Mebiein, at Orb lite.
tan uotrptte BET. Deb A9telie
ars. 81 @resoire.
.56Z glart st. s5
# Man ber altib bnife paa at benne.
Mebietn ttte ielaes Of 2lpotbe betere, men
|tun at ipeetelle Nsenter. Baa gteber,.
lbpor it,sen faaban finDes tan ben er,s... ers.
Eboloss biretle ita syabritanten, Dr. Bs,1
ter abrnsp 12-l q 80 6opneI
glpe. gbtcoso, us.
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6btefteret bar ertlaret, at the merger
el1er saumeni1 ni1utninsen al @reat Nor,b,
ernsBanen % Nortberu Pacifcs Banen
til bet iaatalbte= Nortbern Secnr;ttes
So. er uloulis Den fornemite 9enRst
par at forbtnbre &onturance. ..s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17

Mnerem Carnegie ffal MI baue ffienfet
til Bibliotbetbpsninger paa be forifieI.
.'ette Dele al Nanbet, talt 80 MiQ.
Cellars, % enbnu er Der mere at faa
for famine Dieneo. 9sts lite bans
Napn t1,l er ittret OpbeDarelie for &f
terIest.n, er bet naRen l1raab at faa
olbnet ben Eing. u
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17

ct. 8etersburg. late Mars.
Sernbansembeb bebsmenb rapporterer, al
Den transitberiite Sernbane er ! EN- ilei
lillianb. Mrbetoere, ION fsrer Eilfpu
.meb sporet, foripmn1er TN Blist. %
Banen trues n,eo sSo:oFreb.. Bao
mango Steber lanaB Banen er Der Tare
Tor 9unqersnpb, toet Wabforraaoet q
neten ubtsmt, % alle Slass wtaopa:
rer ieIges til en- ooerbreoen Yris.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-03-17

BiprnionsBautaen par paa Wet tiI
Tarso allerebe Rlte l1se. Den tomtaer
ifplse uSram4 fra Biornions esen
@aarb Muleitab ! gfor9e.
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Der er enonu Rptneer, lont oil gifte
fig. @n Breit ! Dmaba er afen Roegs
eier | ueitre Nsbrafa blepen anuobet ON
at ifaffe ban, en- 9ui1ru. San bar. sp.
lpit Breffen ON, at ban eter 1000 Neres
2anb. 5000 Stptter Rprg % 9unDres
Der af 3effe % Taar men insen 6uitru.
Nreiten bar giort ben Sag betienbt
aienuem Apiierne, % her ftror.mer
Brepe ino til BAN fra alle Ranter, ben,
imoo 600 ialt 8reiten. Der q bleuen
lopet en- runbelis BeIpnnins, ON bans
pDerD Ipttes. bar siort Torbe,ebelier til
at beioare aqe Breue.
Grant Gountp peraIb oplpier, 5al
hilbert S Rnlltion e blepen bgmt I'll
ea Qlars slaptri forat bare brebt ea
Manb peD Napns Ole solenl heb seu
Dams Nor Bermid Afareu
bar ueret tortelis nepnt fer. Ere al
!R(nntion 6 Brpbrent Os soleu, par l1pen,
ner, ba oe bapbe paref Slogsmaal eu
Gang tioltsers, o8 Solen,= bapbes sbante1
BEN sp Damien foregit lenge efter,
,os SCI. 3 on Dloraene1., mems Danleu
suDnll sarsbe, ines 9lbsrt enutfon ite
ben til SOlem n1eo en- Sten d loaanbsu
90 ilog BAN 9opebst, iaa bau beipt.
Fmebs. Ere Elmer liter bsbe ban 81,
lem bar ttDltsere bpetS Grant gountp.
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
PEoPosALs.
PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the
Trustees of the Poor Of New Castle coun-
ty until 10 o'clock a. m. Wednesday, Sep
tembep,ea. 1904, for supplying New Castle
Coupfy Hospital from September is 1904
to.dast Wednesday in December, 1904 with
Net, nlutton bread, groceries. dry goods
shoes tobacco. carpet slippers, drugs and
medicine. Bidders on shoes, slippers, to-
bacco and dry goods win be required TO
furnish samples. Bids for beef will be by
the quarter, in proportion Of one hind
quarter to three CD forequarters, out OF
well fatted cattle and dressing not less
than 200 pounds; bids for mutton win be
on forequarters of eight ribs only. Bids
for groceries and drugs VIII be on various
Kinds named on schedule and must be or
best quality. Bids viii also be received
for supplying the hospital with creamery
butter delivered in such quantities as the
superintendent may direct. All bids di-
rected TO the Trustees Of the Poor. No
bids will be received unless I'm accord
ance with the above The Trustees re-
serve the right TO reject any or all bids.
1t is further agreed that in case Of fail
ure on the part Of the bidder to furnish
any of these articles I'm accordance with
the specifications that the superintendent
is authorized to purchase such articles
IN the open market, and the bidder hereby
agrees TO pay for the same.
B. FRANK BLACKBURN.
Superintendent.
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
REcEfvER's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

RECEIVERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
by virtue or a renewed order of the
Chancellor Of the State Of Delaware IN
that behalf, wilmington Trust Company,
receiver of The Hockessin Kaolin Com
pany. viii sell az public vendue, at the
promises hereinafter mentioned, at Hoe
kessin, Delaware, on Friday the 9Th day
OF October. 1908. at 1 o'clock p. M, the
following described real estate and per-
sonal property;
Personal property consisting OF a lease
70 take crude. white Kaolin clay Csubiect
20 a royalty Of thirty cents per toni from
the farm of Alban Buckingham. IN Mill
Creek hundred. Delaware, until April O.
1910, with privilege OF renewal of said
lease FOR a further term Of ten years; on,
hoisting engine ana attachments. on'
pumping engine and pump. three hundred
feet OF wire cable three derricks and fix.
tures two drums, six clay cars and foui
clay trucks.
Also. tnat farm or tract OF land with a
large stone house and large stone barn,
clay mill and equipments, thereon erected.
situate I'm Min Creek hundred. New Cas-
tie county and State Of Delaware. and
bounded by lands Of r. O'Connen and T..
Wilson ON the south. by lands of Phillip
r. pierson on the west. by lands OF viii
liam brennan and Jeremhh Harrignn on
the north, and by lands of Samuel Gar
ret and, n. Chamberlain on the east, con-
tanning according TO a recent survey
eighty-nine and four-tenths acres.
The highest bidder or bidders will be re-
quired to pay ten per cent. cash or certi-
fled check or checks as forfeit money.
Balance Of the purchase money on or be-
fore November 2. 1904.
The above mentioned clay or lxaolin
plant Is one Of the most complete in the
East, being equipped with all necessary
modern machinery and situated directly
on the Landenburg Branch Of the Balti-
more X Ohio Railroad.
The above mentioned farm Of eighty
nine and four-tonths acres contains vast
| deposits of various kinds OF clay suitable
for kaolin, brick and tile trade.
The crude. white kaolln clay on thf
Buckingham farm which is covered by the
| Buckingham lease. has been tested by ex.
perts and is said 20 be Of superior quality
/ WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY.
Receiver of The Hockessin Kaolin Com.
pany, or Sylvester u. Townsend Jr.
J Attorney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
lch out ~ interferenee.
LEBANON.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Wilmington A. ..A....1OO322OO x-7
Lebanon. e. o.. o.. ....-...0 o o 90 90 o 90
Earned runs, A. A., 4; two-base hits,
Hartley. Campbell; home run, Farrell;
sacrifice hits, Dolan. p; bases on balls,
of Dolan, 2; off Manning, 3; struck out,
by Dolan, 2; Manning, 3; stolen bases,
Aiahsr; double plays, Dolan TO News;
Maher TO Hartley TO News; left on bases
A. A.. S. Lebanon, 7; umpire. Black; time
1s5
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
BASEBALL NOTES

More hard luck.
Han and Rementer again ON injured list.
Dolan was there with the goods
Another double header today.
John Hummell. who is i'll with typhoid
fever is improving.
Red Maher played a poor game in the
field
Black umpiring is very ragged.
Doan's parents saw him use the paint
brush.
Lebanon Today.
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
Pastor Twenty .eiqht Years AGO.

The Rev. Nathaniel Naylor.lwho will
preach at Bethany on sunday was a
former pastor Of the church twenty-eighi
years ago when it was known as Elm
Street Mission, at that time a small frame
building.
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
Harrisburg nrons One.

williamsport. Sept 2i.--Davis proved
an easy mark for the Grays, who cinched
the game IN the FIRST inning with base
on balls. sacrifice by Maitland. two bag
gers by Irwin and Mowrey and singles by
Mullin and Moss.
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
Altoona Plavs Poor Game.

York, Sept. 2l.-Although Ven held Penn
Park down to three hits yesterday, he
lost his game by a score Of 10 .. Mis-
plays and errors kept the locals in the
running. Carson scored Altoonas runs
with a home run drive.
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
|AND HALL
INJURED AGAIN
! Out Lebanon
st Score S
to ,

came the Wilmington
sterday during a double
ba,Sa. banon. In the eighth in.
nins, IN Id game Hall In sliding IA
second OF his fingers open and
M tbo inning foul tip broke
Rement red finger again. This will
probabl, Doth players out of the
game fo mainder Of the season.
with the box the locals shut
out the score to o.
McCq TO pitch the second game.
but " red by Osborn after the
fifth ii fter Hall was injured Nc
Coy wal o left and Farrell to third
When VI tip broke Remembers
nnser the ere two men on bases and
the score s. 5 TO in favor of Lebanon.
As the ioealN mad no other player to put
IN they gave Nhe game up.
Inc hrst sue was featured by Dolan' s.
cleVer work Nd the locals hard hitting.
haIren put ODE in the bleachers for a
ncner' Manning was touched up for
Twelve safe on4s. Wilmington played a
fast game in the field.
In the second game Frysingers gang
could do nothing with Stecher's delivery
and played POOR. game in the field. al
one-hand catch by Mann Of a line drive
from Tibbtts bat was The feature. The
scores:
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RECEIVERS SALE
ON
Thursday, Sept. 20, 1904.

at 10 o'clock a mu
on the premises, No. s93 r.. Fourth street,
Wilmington Del, l6 horses. lot ice, coal
and delivery wagons, harness, ice crusn-
err tools, office furniture and fixtures
used in conducting the Zee and coal busi-
ness. Everything in good condition, and
sale positive. Enoch Moore and Edward
r. Pusey. Receivers. SS9 70. ith street.
Wilmington. Del.
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NorIcEs.

It's folly to suffer from that horrible
plague OF the night, itching piles.
Doan's Ointment cures, quickly and
permanently. AT any drug store so
cents.
Evening journal., 1904-09-24

Have you tried The Evening Jour-
nails telephone want ad service? ITO
great.
Evening journal., 1904-09-24

Takes the burn out; heals the wound;
cures the pain. Dr. Thomas Electric
OIL the household remedy.
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
Q r TIN G .
Totals
scoRE 81 INNINGs.

Wilmington AIA~. O.. .2OOOOOOOx-2
Lebanon o.. ..........0 O0OO2O2 Is
Earned rurf A. a. o; Lebanon. o,
two-base hitI Mcdonald. Zimmerman.
Pleiss; sacrifce hits, Maher, Hail; hit by
pitched balf Mauchi bases on balls. of
Mccoy /: hi Osborn, 81 Off stechor. 2;
struck outlby Mccoy, 4; by stccher. 8;
stolen bas Hartley, Maher, Mcdonald,
Hoffman 4 Hail; wild pitches, Mccoy. .;
stecher: 5assed balls, Rementer; left on
bases. AZ A. 8; Lebanon. 10. umpire,
Black; tine, l.5O.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
EASTERN LEAGr

At Buffalo--Newark 3: Buffalo. I. Hes
terfer. Shea. Broclet. McAllister
Second gamc-Newnrk. .: Buffaio. O.
Moriarity. Shea Kisslnger. McAllistcr
At Toronto Baltimore. I Toronto. s.
Mills Byers: Falkenburg. Fuller.
At Rochester-Jersey city. =; Rochester
0. Mueller. Nandergrift; Ferlsch. shin
cup.
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your wants can be filled here.
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.

All transient advertis-
ing must be paid in ad-
vance. Telephone orders
mean immediate collections
Evening journal., 1904-09-24
BASEBALL
Results Of Games In National, Ameri-
can and Eastern LEAGUES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
At New York-Pittsburg Z New York
O. Case. Phelps. Ames Bowerman.
At Brookyn-Chicago. 2: Brooklyn
Weimer. Killing. Jones Bergen.
At Boston-Cincinnat. 2. Boston.
Ewing, Schlei. Pitunser. Needham
AT Philadelpha-St Louis G.. Philadel
phia. s. O'Neili Grady: suthon. Doom
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TRI-sTArE LEAGuE STANDING.

The standing Of the teams in the Tri-
-fafa fo;io,t-c.
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WALL PAPER.
BOARDING.
ROOFING.
FINANCIAL

MONEY TO loan on desirable first mort-
cages on city properties in amounts
to suit.
HAWKINS & CO.,
t.t.a-eod-f 7i2 Market st.
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One half cent per word
each time.
Two cents per line per
day on monthly contracts.
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AGENTS.


AGENTS can make money handling TN
visible Member" J. CROCKER & CO
G. Station, Cambridge Mass. sept 24-1t
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At Cleveland-New York. 1: Cleveland
l. Powell. Mcclure; Bernhard. Buelow.
At Detroit - Roston. 4. Detroit
Young. Criger: Mullen. Drill
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-10
Leads ali North Carolina Daies i'm News and Qrculatio

rs the practice ever exercised as a
right?''
mot that I know Of"
Chairman Burrows asked if polygamy
was taught in the Book of Mormon, and
Mr.. Smith answered that it was emphati-
cally forbidden.
Mr. Smith took the book and read a
verse which declared that When the Lord
wanted his seed propagated he would COM
mand it, This the witness declared, justi-
fes polygamy when person is commanded
by the Lord to enter that state He said
the commands come to individuals as
revelations from the Lord.
Have you received any individual reve-
lation?" asked Senator Dubois.
Il can't say that have the witness
replied.
Speaking of the endowment oath, Mr..
Smith said in reply to Mr.. Tayler that
the obligation is the same as it has al
ways been, but that it was not an oath;
I'VE abiure oaths."
Mr. Smith said that he was absent from
Utah during the prosecutions under the
Edmunds Act that he was not, therefore,
prosecuted.
'Was there a warrant out for you?"
asked Senator Dubois.
Il can present it to you now," replied
the witness, with some snap. ''It was re-
turned to me-
Mr. Smith said he considered that con-
ditions in the State of Utah justified him
in the course he has pursued. ION the
other hand,' he said, I'VE have agreed
not to solemnize any more plural mar
riages, and 1 don't believe" he added,
bringing his clenched hand down on the
table, that that understanding has been
violated
Replying to questions relating to his
former testimony concerning Apostle Teas
dale's plural marriage since 1890, Mr..
Smith said it was his understanding from