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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
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SCORE m INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Ea gan. Sacrifice hits
Lynch, .. First base on errors-Ta-
coma, TO- Left ON h0ses--Los Angeles,
s. Tacoma, 10. Bases on Ealls-Oh
Baum. / Emerson 3. Struck out-By
Emerson, .; Baum, g. Double plays
Bra5hear to Flood 10 Dillon. Wild
pitches-Emerson. Hit by pitched ball
--Rrashear. Time of game-1:38. Um
pire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
STOCKTON DEFEATS OAKLAND
BY Associated Press

STOCKTON, Oct. 15-Stockton won
from Oakland today, to 2. Ferguson
was very effective and received excel
lent support, the three errors not count
ing in the run column. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
FRESNO SCORES sHUToUT

BY Associated Press.

FRESNO, Oct. 15.-Fresno was de-
feate2Eby San Francisco today in the
State league baseball game by a score
of to 3. The most important features
of the game were a right-hand catch
made by Klyme and the fielding of
McKuhn and Cartwright. Score:
Fresno .....O 0 900 % "a
San Frisco. % 2 0-5 6 3
Batteries-O'B Brien and Kuhn; Bodie,
Radford and Bodie
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
San jose pefeats PresIdlo

SAN JOSE. oct. 15.-In one of the
best games of the season, San Jose this
afternoon won from. the Presidio State
league baseball team, score, to 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
SAN FRANCISCO.
SUMMARY.

Two-base hit-Streib Sacrifice hits
Lauterborn (2), Householder, Shea First
base on errors-San Francisco, 2. First
base on called balls-On Hit 2. Left OH
bases-Seatte A; San Francisco, g. Struck
out-By Miller. 6; by Hit, 8. Hit by
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page-a modern encycIo-
pedia. One cent . word, =
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
TURN DEFEAT INTO VICTORY
ST. Louis Americans Win Champions
ship After Appearing to Be
HopeIessly Beaten

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-After appar-
emily being hopelessly beaten. the st.
Louis American team came from be-
hind with a rush in the eighth inning of
the first game of today's double header
and defeated the Nationals by the mar
row margin of one run. thereby tieing
the local inter-league championship
series, to 8, and enabling them to
capture that honor by annexing the
second game to 0.
The first contest was bitterly fought
and Howell was put out of the grounds
for objecting to decision. The second
game was called at the end of the sixth
on account Of darkness Attendance
5000. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
Nominated by Municipal League
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct 15.-The Municipal
Ownership league tonight nominated
Clarence j. Shearn for district attor-
ney Samuel Seabury was nominated
for justice Of the supreme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16

Aurelio Herrera will "move in" at
the pavilion today and begin condition
ing himself for his fight with Eddie
Hanlon. Aurelio went out for pip
ing" Spanish dinner Saturday night,
which he says will be his last Square"
until after the fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16

Today is preliminary day at the
fight pavilion. Manager McCarey will
try out all aspiring amateurs at 8
o'clock after the profesh finishes train
ing stunts. These tryouts are to de-
velop material for future preliminaries
and the candidates are given instruc-
tions as to boxing and physical at
tention for getting into condition.
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From Go1dsboro is $45.55

From Go1dsboro is $45.55
includes meals and berth on the
steamer. Tickets will be sold March
| 29tn, for trains which will reach
Port Tampa, Fla, the night of Mar.
| Goth, connecting with P. 81 G. S. S.
Cos steamer leaving that night.
Tickets will be good returning or
any steamer leaving that night.
Tickets will be good returning on
any leamer leaving Havana until
April 18th. inclusive, with final
limit to reach destination April 9Th.
On the return journey, stop-over will
be allowed at any point in the State
of Florida, south of jacksonville,
within final limit of ticket.
Take advantage of this opportun-
ity to visit .trhe Queen of the An
tIlles'', at reasonable cost, Wllcl will
afford an excellent chance II i: Yesti-
gate the business situttIon of our sis
ter republic.
The party will be limited; 80 make
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reservations, pamphlets or any othel
information, cali on your neares
ticket agent, or write,
w. j. GRAIL, G. p. A.
II. M. EMERSON, Z. M.
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and a Sound Body.

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If too much powder is used, all of
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That portion which does not ex-
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Hard muscles and a strong body
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If the nutrient properties of all of
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RECEIVED OVATION.
Kuropatkin ACheersd BY Sold
iers. He Said He Hoped
the Army Would Re
trieve its Reverses.

London, March pa dispatch
from Russian headquarters of Cunt
suling, 100 miles north Of Telling,
dated March 81, says that the retire
ment of the Russian headquarters
from Telling was successfully carried
out. General Kuropatkin, consider
ing tn army safe, departed last SUI
LAY for Hardin, but retututd today
Uil-..44 vi t.e titsJ army. On
i arrival 1T the railway station ne
received q gl~at ovation. Ia acknow'
lodging he cheering, he ma lie 8
speech ii which lie expressed the
nope that the amy wnnId be able to
soon refr.uve its revtlsaS.
The soldiers have every conf
dence in General Linievitch. The
recOganiz ttion effected at Telling
rarks the end of the second stage o.
the Al
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and flesh of their fesh9 And who can
depict the hope1essness and detection
that To- about the home where the
wife is incapable of becoming a mother9
Barrenness proceeds from some derange.
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Many OF the common ailments known az
"female troubles" cause it. DR.. Pierce's
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ness by stamping out diseases of women,
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restores strength. During CESSATION 1t
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ity to the overstrained parts concerned,
makes the hour of baby's coming short
and almost painless, and gives wonderful
T~ecuperative power to the patient. By
making the mother strong and cheerful,
it makes the little one healthy, vigorous
and good natured. Insist upon the med
icine dealer giving you DR.. Pierce's Fa-
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Substitutes are often dangerous.
Mrs. James w. Blacker, of o2o Catherine St.,
syracuse, n. Y, writes Your medicines have
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A. G. L. connects with G. & O. Ry
at Richmond and Southern Ry con-
meets, via Greensboro, al Lynchburg,
Va.
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Cinderella.

All the children love Cinderella;
but this time she will be even more
attractive as a Daisy.
She will bring Butter cups, Daffo-
dis. Toilets and fourteen other
flowers with her.
The Prince will come, too-Prince
Sunshine, with eight little Sunbeams;
Eight little Raindrops will drive the
Sunbeams away.
Save your money to see Cinderella
in flower land next week.
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CITY PRIMARY.
1t Is Called For Monday, April
18th.

Mott, e is III reby xivtn II It All al
day primary is cali = fpt tAe notni-
nation of Mayor and one member of
the Beard of Public Works for the
City of G~oldsboro, N. c., on Mon
day, April II, 1905. Polls open from
sunrise to sunset.
All qualified Democratic voters
will be allowed to vote, and the fol-
lowing are the voting places:
list Ward-Don Scott's stable, poll
holder, Jno. III. Hill, Sr.
End Ward-Court House, poll
holder, S. w. Draper.
3rd Ward-Arlington Hotel, poll
holder, Tom Farrior.
4th Ward-Creech's store. poll
holder, w. d. Creech.
1t is recommended that each can
didate be allowed a representative at
each polling place and they, together
with the poll holders decide all chal-
lenges. In case there is no nomina-
ton, on the first day of election, a
second primary will be held April
20, in like manner.
After the ell action the poll holders
Will canvass the votes and report the
result to the Executive Committee
at the Mayors Office at 10 a. NJ, on
April Is.
1t is also ordered that the voters
Of the different wards will meet on
Monday night, April a, ats O'Clock,
to nominate candidates for Alder
men AID an Executive Committee
| for eacn Ward, aud will meet at the
following places:
1st Ward al Arnory of Co. d,
| Wells bull;ng.
End Ward at Court H ,use.
3rd Ward at City HALL.
Attn Ward at Creech'S store.
Junius Slocumb,
t. w. Slocumb,.
E. B. Borden, Jr.,
w. III. Sugg,
Ward Committeeman.
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LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL.
. Picturesque Religious Body
O.
Arrives in New York.

n picturesque AOuo DooAS
Arrives in New York.
New York, March %. "A pictuT-
esque party of men, women and chill
dren, SO in number, members OF
religious sect who proclaim them
selves descendants of the Lost!Trlbes
OF Israel, arrived today on the steam
er Princess Irene. They come from
Australia and are bound for Benton
Harbor, Mich, where they say 400
members of the sect already are es-
tablished. They call themselves Chill
dren of Israel and are vegetarian.
The men wear long hair. and boards.
They profess to believe in the saving
of the mortal body as well as the
soul.
The Israelites explained that they
were getting together now so as to be
prepared to ascend to Heaven to.
geJher in August 1910, when they
believe the end of the world will DC
eur and Satan will be overpoWerct
land put in bonoage. They aver Tia
only one tribe of Israel, that of Jud
ah. is now lost and they expect Il
lind that tribe before the end of tn
world. -
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Bees Laxative Honey and Tar is
an improvement I'VE all Cough,
Lung and Bronchial remedies, 1t
acts on the boWels-drives the cold
out of the system, cures Group,
WhoopIng Cough, wards off Pneu-
anu strengthens the lungs.
Bees Laxative Honey and Tar is the
best CougnSyrup for children. Tastes
good. Sold by Higgins Drug Co.
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A Certain Cure For Group.

When a child shows symptoms OF
Group there is no time to experiment
with new remedies, no matter how
highly they may be recommended.
There is one preparation that can al
ways be depended upon. 1t has been
in use for many years and has never
been known to fail, viz: Chamber
tain's Cough Remedy. Mr.. M. F.
Compton of Market, Texas, says OF
it,. 81 have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in severe cases OF
:roup with my children, and can
truthfuIly say it always gives prompt
r.iief.n
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Of The WORLD.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
al Fits SOURCES.
Toe --latest 1eiegrapalc Jews the
Day Rolled Down 10 II
Focus For Busy
Readers.

New Castle on Tyne, March, 22.-
The new japanese battleship Kashi.
ma was launched to-day at the Els
wick shipbuilding yards here in the
presence of the japanese minister.
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ANOW ocNSNA0 I'll AO3 4Ad1OIS 49,
The new japanese battleship Kashi-
ma was launched to-day at the Els
wick shipbuilding yards here in the
presence of the japanese minister.
A young girl killed helself because
her beauty had been destroyed by
burns and she could not go through
life disfgured. The case is pathetic
and yet it is not without a touch of
that vanity which has inspired some
of the finest thoughts of the ages. Is
beauty of the soul nothing that life
without a beautiful face is a night
mare?
Mukden, into which the victor
ious japanese hosts have marched, is
known as China's ''Satred City,"
the cradle Of the Manchu race, which
has given the present dynasty to the
throne of China. II is the capital of
Liaosung, out OF the three provinces
of Manchuria, and is situated on the
river Hun, about 500 miles north
west of Picking.
Annapolis, Md, March 23.-The
court of appeals today affirmed the
decision of the lower court in man.
oamus proceeding against Governor
| Warield to compel him to proclaim
the disfranching enactment passed by
the last legislature.
Sheridan, Wis, March pa de-
cision favoring Mrs. Cody was hand
ed down by Judge Scott today in the
suit fer divorce instituted by Buff
alo Bill. The court ordered the :Bes-
sic Isabelle" charges and other all
legged wrong doings Of Cody to be
stricken flom the answer in the case
b 9fote he could find in her favor,
but handed do Nn the decision for
the wife.
st. Petersburg, March 23.-6:O5 p.
m.-The ministers and supporters OF
Gle court VINO a ivOcate the submiS-
sion Oh pacific proposals to Japan as
set f)rth in these dispatches, so as to
ascertain whether an honorable basis
IF peace IS possible believe that they
1--we carried th4 day and the Asso.
lated Press be 4rs on coon authority
TAT ar actual step is imminen, ifnot
already take /.
Washing on, March 23.-Presi
lent Roos welt has approved the sen
tence of the court martial inflicted
upon Mldshipman ArroWood, o
North Carolina, recently tried fol
) de5ertion from the navy. The sen
| t. ice carries with it dismissal from
tle navy, and the law bearing upor
Jte case provides that a man so dis
Missed shall not hereafter be eligible
10 any of the rights of citizenship.
Charlotte, N. c., March 23.-
Hinton Baxter, a colored switchmar
employed in the Southern Railwa.
yards in this city, was run over by
switch engin near the coal chute thi
afternoon. Death followed instantly
Baxter uncoupled three cars which
:. mad been attached to the shifter ant
attempted to pass between the en-
gine and the cars, when he wa
crushed by the locomotive. AS tn
Iswitchman started to cross the track
the engine was reversed to show
> the cars that had been detached, an,
the poor fellow was crushed an
Thrown to the ground.
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NOR Rents room residence;
= water and electric lights; desir-
able in every way; best part of city;
SIS so per month. Humphrey-Gib-
son Co.
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Tax Notice.

I still have a number of people on
my books who have not yet paid
their taxes. L have waited patiently,
and must now insist that those who
have not settled come forward and
do so at once, as I cannot give further
indulgence. By so doing you can
save yourself trouble and the cost of
advertising. w. A. Denmark.
March 6, 1905. a Collector.
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No Joy or pleasure on this earth quite
equals that which comes into the home
when baby arrives. Who can describe
the happiness of man and woman, Joined
In wedlock, as they look upon the fragile,
delicate mite that is blood of their blood
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j. N. Johnson,


Office upstairs jim Borden buildios
the Bank of WAYNE.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Epstein Bros. doing
business in Goldsboro, N. O., has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
ALI those indebted to the firm are
requested TO make immediate pay
ment to M. N. Epstein, who succeeds
to the business and good will of the
late firm and Is authorized to receipt
for same.
M. N. EPSTEIN,
T.. EPSTEIN
March le, 1905.
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1ne lOokln glr, and 'OpheHa' writ under it. He'd
copied the name down and asked Uncle Ezra about the
book, and Ezra d said it book Of plays written
by one of the worlds greatest authors Them were
the very words. .--s ~ - s&5
'tThen mother up and told him she d decided to
name the baby Sophie and that the idea of
poor inherent baby out of play book heahenish
and wrong no matter who wrote the book. Well, they
talked pretty half the night and couldn't to
no agreement. ~'..--- 49, -. T. .. -s 80
"Christmas day they was both pretty busy, and the
subject wasn't mentioned again, mother thinkn' when
it to the last minute John IL give in, and father
sayin to himself, Jane III it different when the min
lister comes - ~
FWe, all the relatives KEEP comm and finally last
of all and when dinner all ready to put on the table,
Parson Bell with his wife little Bells
The ladies anxious not to wait dinner any longer
they hurried the into the front roo called faith
into the house and thrust into his and hus
tied mother beside him. The minister, all out of breath,
fumbled for the baptizn page in his little book Then
shall the child's name be- Anne Sophie says mother
'Anne Opheia says father very quietly but firmly The
looked sorer disturbed Then he leans again
and says, what shall be the chd's name9' anne
0phelia says father rather sterny; *Anne Sophie
says MOTHER with tears in her eyes, but in firm, low
voice. Jest then the door whispered real
loud dinner d be spoiled if they didn't hurry and
Pastor Bell who d driven ten miles that mornn to
sick and hungry, stumbled thru the service
and at the end said, 4 this child Anne Sophela
And there with that child this earth
had to my KNOWN. Mother and father both felt
dreadful about it, but there WASH takin minister's
word back so I was writ down sAnne Sophea' in the
family Bible Father felt turrible it afterward,
when he found out that that book girl drowned herself
but he told mother about that part He couldn't
enough givn up mother all the rest of his life to
up for bein' plagued stubborn he called it,
that time. And mother, why she invited the minister's
family to Christmas dinner every Of her life after
that sign Of her repentance for hodn out against
father land ain It got the heart to give it up
that there both gone. = .s~..z .
s'Try of these cookies, Mrs. Cribs, they're like
the mother used to make . 80 q. - "eH7
Emma NJ Larson
797 Maryland Ave-.
Cleveland High School, st. Paul.
Glass of 1900. II
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) REUNION NUMBER
JANUARY Il, 1905.

behind her curs He grinned back and held out sticky
red candy IN his grimy little hand She received it with
another shy smile.
Eat it, - he whispered.
Jeanne shook her head. She would not eat candy In
school for William.
evil you eat at recessf'' he whispered again
She nodded, Yes' and bent her slate so that
her curls hung down her desk and William could
see her face and continued making capital 'As' with
her squeaking pencil. .z..-..z.-,< =. .~--z2
At last the bell rang and the two files of
less children passed out The boys found snake in
side yard and of course William the leader in the school,
had to otficiate at the killing, he forgot all about
Jeanne Then William seized the still writing snake by
the tail and brandshng it above his head started after
the little girls who shriekng into the vestibule
Miss Bruce rushed out to ascertain the Of the
She discovered the cause, and Selling Will
liam by the shoulders hurried him into the room where
she administered very shaking and pushed him
under the large desk which she kept in the for
that purpose. .-..- :.-... -.
There were four forms of punishment in Miss Bruees
room-beng spoken to, being shaken, being put under
the DESK and being sent to the janitor you Will
liam had come very the last and worst disgrace.
In the meantime Jeanie had hurried out to eat her
tempting candy which, sad to relate red sugar only
the outside and red pepper inside The rushed
to her eyes, and she to the long bench under the
trees where the buckets of drinking water sat. She
choked back the angry sobs There sharper pain
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dreadful to be spoken to- atho had never suffered
that disgrace herself But William did not seem to feel
particularly disgraeed He slid down the small
back and began search thru the contents peck
ets Finally he produced rubber band, which
he skillfuly formed into fly killer. Then woe to any
fly that within his reach for William was the best
shot in the Jeanne watched the with hor
rfed eyes. She he would do it if he onv
knew, how cruel it .~. -..
- Miss Bruce soon noted his occupation. stWiam!''
she called but William did not to hear but care
fully took aim and shot off the head another Hy The
call was repeated William looked up wonderingly and
innocently as if he wondered whether any one were
speaking.
William, come here Immediately commanded
Miss Bruce He rose slowly and went down the aisle,
his feet and humping the elbows Of the other
little boys who laborousy and with squeaking pen
cls making strange hieroglyphics their States.
Miss Bruce grasped him and attempted to shake him,
but he braced himself and stood firm She gripped
firmly with both hands and since she very large
and he very small boy she succeeded in shak
ing him very thoroly
Jeanne looked on with aching heart. It must be
full she thought to be shaken till ones hair all up
and ones head wobbled about till it looked as If It
it would roll off William rather dizzy but he swag
gered back up the aisle manfully and down with
bang Jeanne gave him shy, sympathetic smile from