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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
TIMELY TOPICS

The Connecticut Boot and Shoe Go offers the last opportunity this season to buy shoes at original prices.
 Dry goods. gents furnishings sn' shoes will be sold at half price at 19i Baldwin street tomorrow.
 Clearing sale on millinery at Freed. mans this week. Many good bargains fin trimmed hats.
 Look up Grieve. Bisset & Hollands ad tonight: s5 dozen of mems half hose at 6i4e a pair.
 Fresh shoulders will he 9c a pound at the Waterbury Market Co.'S to-mor- row. Fancy fowl He.
 Jones. Morgan X Co have a line o. good knee pants for boys that are going at 69c pair.
 The feature at Curran's on Saturfay ' is furnishing goods for men women and children Nine-cent sale still on.
 Miller & Peck-s 4ac silk and leather belts are now marked 25c: white and black Iisle gloves. 10c.
 For Saturday only HoIczer will sell ladies' s1.50 shoes at S,c: g shoes at s1 .lg: S2J0 shoes at s1-9s-
 Native broilers at the Public market for ISc pound Sirl0in steak I2c pound
 Dodge has a new line of school shoes at s5c. s1. s1-2J and s1sa. This line was made up for Dodge
 The Hsnke Hat co is showing tt- fall and winter styles of hats They clean hats by electricity free
 The Union supply Co gives thirtg stamps with every pound of butter. ax well as other good bzrgaina
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
CAIN FIRST STRIKER
Killed His Brother Because He Was
 More Prosperous.

Denver. Col. Aug 25.-George F. Baer. head of the Reading coal and railway interests, who is here on his way home from the Pacific coast, said yesterday:
 Cain was the first striker, and he killed Abel because Abel was the more prosperous fellow"
 Mir Baer was asked if he had any ideas upon how strikes would be set tied in the future.
 No, nor has anybody else" return ed Mir Baer. Strikes began with Gen esis. They originated at the beginning of the world" Then he made the re- mark quoted above. Those writers on the subject of strikes in the magazines. books and newspapers have had no actual exper fence, or they would not be so ready to propose theories for the settlement of strikes. They are dreamers.
 strikes are susceptible to settle ment only upon such bases as the cir cumstapces and conditions involved in them dictate.
 Men who have no practical know ledge of the subject are idealistie. Their theories are worthless
 Mir Baer declared that the open shop" system was the only guarantee for industrial peace and prosperity. AIr Baer was asked if he was correct ly reported during the anthracite coal strike. when he was quoted in an in- terview as saying when referring to his position in that struggle that he was the man into whose hands God in His infinite wisdom had placed the anthracite coal fields.
 Mir Baer loJtri serious. and thought deeply some moments before answer ing. Then he said.
 ~Of course I was not correctly rn- ported. never dreamed of saying such a thing But don't deny that at this time never permitted mrsef t8 dergT it. What was the uses One fin my position could not have an sueresI s1Ieh an sIssurIfty. and when a sensational press was ringing win the words placed in my mouth my tls nfaI would have had little weight with the people who accepted it as tiss truth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
HE WELCOMES TAINTED MONEY

Governor of Connecticut Says He'd
 Take Ii and Use It for Humanity.
 Stamford. Conn. Aug. Ex-Governor Roberts of Connecticut went on rec orsi at the picnic of the Farmers club If Greenwich. held at Stanwich yes ter1iay. as in favor of accepting ss- called tainted money The gove-- nor was present with State Treasure~ Walsh to address the farmers. and as tIEe outset he talked about tainted H1oney in connection with the recent donation by John D- Rockefeller to Tale university.
 They gre taking ce01 real tfr<s dsys atrout tainted Haoapv.- he saff- For H- pert ! urubI take t snsI I vouh give # for the esssI ef huruz1- ffy- ! cannot ace how else you ran xsf t hzck fo fhc@e to whom 1t uar rsghtfuIly beioug--
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
LOST RING IN QUEER WAY.
Car Window Fell on Brooks Hand
 and Ring Fell to Track.

and Ring Fell to Track.
 New York. Aug. 25-Samuel Brock of the Bureau of Licenses in Brook lyn, has offered a reward of S150 for the recovery of his $1,SOO diamond ring which he lost on Monday after noon while he was passenger on a Long Island train on his way to Bald win. He was seated in the smoking car with his hand which carried the jewel, extended out of the window. In Atlantic avenue, between Wash ington and Grand avenues. the win dow dropped, and as Mir Brock drew in his hand, the ring caught in the edge of the window and fell to the track.
 Mir Brock jumped off the car while 1t was still in rapid motion and kept up an unsuccessful search for the ring for several hours. The search was continued on Wednesday and yester- day. but no trace of the ring was dis covered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
HAMILTON PARK CONCERT.

FuIton's American band will render the following program at Hamilton park tomorrow afternoon st 2 o'clock: {: Overfure-''Templeweihe" Keller Bella Popular selection--Popular Jim
 gleS ------ ------.----.-- biopiu Characteristic Viere-'The Trou-
 hadour ----- ------..s--- foNeil Selecfion-The ShO-sun- .--. Luslers Concert waIfz-.Iourire d'AvriT-
 -.- .-------- ---------- Depref Mesflpv overture-The Star. Witmsrk Descriptive rieee--TsOun south
 .-. .. uyddIefom Ballet mu<ir--Fausr- fsosno-f Popular selection--Remicks Hits
 ----.---. ----..-s. HeU6el1 March--Hsppy HeinIe- ......Lampe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
GIRLS SHOTS SAVE FATHER.
Old Man Being Beaten When She Fla
 tally Wounds Assailant.


 tally Wounds Assailant.
 Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug 25.-While protecting her father, twenty-year-old Annie Riley Tuesday night shot and fatally wounded Robert Kile of Cen tralia, and is now in the county jail at Columbia, with her three-months- old child.
 Kile and Riley had a struggle on the porch of Riley's house. and the old man was getting the worst of it when the girl ran out and fired four shots at Kile. hitting him twice. one bullet hitting him in the head and the other in the abdomen. He Is dying. Two officers went to the house 0 arrest the girl. but she locked them in a room and escaped with her child. She was not found until yesterday morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
The Barlow Bros Co
 00 GRAND s1nxrx
YOUR WIFE NOT WELL?

Before trying so-called blood puri- fers and drugs, give her bracing drive behind good horse and save doctors and drug bills. Young man, you need not wait till you are married, the young lady will appreciate a good turnout We keep them. single or double. C. D. PINNEY,
 35 SCOVILL STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
TO SEE ECLIPSE FROM BALLOON
German and Spanish Astronomers to
 Go 10000 Feet Up to Observe.

Madrid. Aug. oj-ProfesSor Berscn. the German astronomer. and Professor Aromis of the Madrid observatory. will take observations of the forth coming solar eclipse from balloon. which will ascend 10.Da feet from the town of Burgos Burgos ls in the mountains and the combined eleva- tions. if Is hoped. will give the astron- omers a clear view of the eclipse.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-25
Our Kind ys. the Ordinary Ready
 Made.

Our Underskirts differ so widely from the ordinary ready made skirts on the market that it would be like comparing bakers bread with your very best home made. In the first place our skirts are made wider and fuller than any other skirts you can find, and another feature which will quickly impress you is their finish. Hundreds of women are well aware of these facts, but we wish you all to know about them.
 Specimens of the following numbers may be seen in our south window.
 These are extra values for the open ing. Go on sale tomorrow. Ladies' black sateen Skirts, made with pleating, tucked, hem- Astitched and rufles on flOunce, several different styles to select
 from, 9Sc Ladies black sateen Skirts. with
 hemstitched and tucks on flounce, also pleating and strapped
 founce, S1.25 Black sateen Skirts. made of best
 quality sateen, with hemstitched ruff1es, tucked and strapped
 founce, S1.3S Black Skirts, made of permanent
 finish colonial cloth, with shirred, tucked pleating and hemstitched
 founce, $1.4S, S1.62 Black sateen Skirts, made with
 pleating, shirred, tucked and
 deep hemstitched founce,
 s19S and S225 Black Skirts made of colonial cloth, made with circular fiounce. deep hemstitching, pleating and tucks, made very full. very attractive line to select from, S2.5O and S29S Ladies' black Skirts, made of per manent finish cloth. will not crock or fade. with circular fiounce of hemstitching and tucks. S3.25 Black Skirts, made of satin venette, .unequaled in quality durability and finish, made wfrf-1err- ruffies. a very handsome skirt, S4.4S Ladies black moreen Skirts, with deep pleating and ruffle, S1OO Ladies' black ''wear a year nor cen" Skirts, with hemstitched and tucked flounce. SPAS Black moreen Skirts, made of best quality moreen. with pleating or deep hemstitched founce. S3.9S Ladies' colored sateen Skirts. in red, gray. brown, tan, navy and green, with shirring and hem stitching on fiounee, SIPS
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-15
Minor Topics

There is to be an auction sale
of Pure Blooded Hereford cattle
at Valley City N. D. on Wed.
March 18th. Those interested
should write Geo. E. McEataron
Huron s. D. for a catalogue.
tip
DR.. M. H. Scholberg
is now permanently To-
Gated in Minot wi tn
offices over the Pos t.
office. Phone Sc.
FINE FARM FOR RENT !.
$50 acres, one mi lie
from town for rent.
Most Of land is plowed.
This is the best farm
in the county. 1t will
pay you to see or adj
dress me at Minot.
& JOHN EHR
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-15
The artesian we'll at Harvey is
down over two thousand feet.

The artesian we'll at Harvey is
down over two thousand feet.
Mary Stotts sued Robert
4Cochrane for $4,000 at Devils
Lake and lost her suit.
The Turtle Mountain Indians
will receive a million dollars
from the government for their
lands.
Two young Fargo girls,
daughters OF respectable par
ents, persist in calling at the
Jail to talk to three unprincipled
fellows doing 20 days time for
vagrancy.
Horse thief Larron, who was
sentenced to the pen from Will
liams county, three years ago,
and escaped, was captured at
Aberdeen, S. D., last week and
will be returned.
Thomas Dixon, Of Bottineau,
who was charged by his neice,
Miss Lulu Lounsberry, with
rape, was set at liberty. The
girl told such a different story
at the trial that the states at
torney moved for the dismissal
OF the case.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-15


Williston expects to have cleo
trio lights and a waterworks
system.
The Lansford Times printed a
poem in honor of Mohall's not
getting the 500 road. Lansford
expects to be quite a little city.
W. S. Williams little girl and
j. G. Cogdill's little boy were
terribly bitten by a dog which is
supposed to be mad. They live
5 miles southeast Of Des Laos.
j. G. Cogdill and Mrs. John
Petit have gone east in search
OF relief for the children.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
NOT A GREAT "CIyCH."

The announcement that Frank samueis
was Arranging a home and home match con.
tset between Dmll ROedel and j Loehrs OF
che Harlem Circle team, In the Eastern nFe'
men championship tournament. and Johnny
IVoorheis and Charley starr excited some
comment In bowling circles, where II was
doubted n the team first mentioned could be
considered In the class With the other The
lrtcords made by VOORHEES, ulis season In In
dlvilual competition have been surprising
hut In the Eastern League series VOORHEES,
and. starr lost to a Brooklyn team even on
Vcdrhes's home alleys. Another Interesting
fact T. found In looking over the hign team
scons Of the Eastern nye-men championship
In khleh the Harlem Circles have several
times PASTED the thousand mark. setting the
high record Of the season. In such contests
BOTH iIoenrs end Rpedel have made averages
considerably above POO, the former having
madB a hieh score q 2j7 IN a tournament
game on Tuesday night. on the Harlem CIR
Sie ALLEYS iOehrs and ROedel are not a
.r'c!nch" for any twO.men team, and IN a
hune and home series might win enough
gants on their home alleys g. more than OF.
sci t6ny number in a series elsewhere. It u
nls1 pertain that Mr.. SnHuels In betting s2N
on he team did SO In a pretty firm bel IF
mat LOehir and lloedel could deliver M
CCOds.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
BOWLER WAS SN0WB0UND
IN EASTERN LEAGUE SERIES

Tribune EMPLOYEES will be PLAYED At Ran
iin's, Park Row early SUNDAY morning.
alleys Tonight, when the Tuxedo team
line up AGAINST 90, hDvouun m zoe
Eastern flye.men championship While the
Jersey team may not be pusled to the lint
sJciable with Frank Sanuels who opens a
quart on each 1909 score made
There was a report yesterday ;hst Joe"
Thum had been su deny stricken with
blindness lnyestg CATION shovel i1it tn
truuJie was only temporary, and MI Thpll
said to-day that he expected NJ las'lns
effect.
Hmmy smith 'wou,. Ike to secure "a.
other match with George Fraenkle for NJ
gst(ing into 5oOi shape at the Columbia
tformorlv Uncle Sam alCys, on the Bow
cry, near Third street. and expects soon n
ergaFe In match games with snme OF the
crack bvwlers.
In chonso recently 'torty.one league
teams ,ompo.ei IN more than sixty ceres
% games, ana iOi men we're So engaged
It Was a record might IN the history q
bowling IN Chicago.
Tho Chicago record for individual aver
Wolf, formerly Of New York. who recently
rolled one game Of 80, has been broken
BY Louis semones In the same league,
who's, average was pa l.3, Semones r.
Gently rolled 800 In a tournament game
In Chicago two teams meet in each league
series each r%ollin,s three games
u stoiks APPEARS to be me OF the new
Chicago sar. ne having An Individual ay.
eTage Of 2J Ia fifteen games. Phil Wolf
has an average u POS for th!Tty.fi ' games,
which may De considered as the bnst chi.
oaso record to date, semones, his rival, hav'
ing e03 Tor the same number. OF games Gus
steele has an average Of 1875 for thirty games
games
Efforts are being made 10 draw John
Roster and Jimmy Smith into a match con-
test, Since Smith won the Brooklyn cham
plonshlp In defeating Allen, who was also
beaten by Koster, a match OF the two win
nsrs would be Full Of interest,
Every man on the Harlem Circle team IL
using the new hard rubber ball, which 10
regarded as being twenty.fiye pins TO each
game more effective than the wooden sphere.
John voorhsis promised Jimmy Smith
Yesterday that n, would soon arrange I.
match bvtween his PONY" team and
''smlth's shnmps." These teams weigh In
the aggregate 500 pounds = team of three
men each. and all the bowlers are in the
900 class,
Bowlers today are still discussing the Ne.
suit and high scores mode In the KosterAlen
match EAmes Al the Grand Central In one
game q missed spare 10y Koster-his only
erur IN the thirteen gamee gave Allen his
third same In the serier, although Allcn aver.
aeed 225. World'a record scores ~ this Kind
and 90 early In the season confirm recent
statements In The Evening Norld, that Brook
Ign bowlers ore rolling better than at any
The evening world., 1905-11-23
WOLF DEFEATS MOUNTAIN.

Ptnl Wolf, formerly Of New York. and
Charles Mountain, former holder OF the In
dSiGual national championship, have com.
pleted the first series Of games for the
Ohlcago championship and a side bet OF 500,
Wolf winning nine out Of thirteen games
The contest Is considered as the most I'm.
portent held in chicago this season, and
the SCORES will be full Of Interest to bowl
es In this city where the contestants are
wen known and easo for the purpose u
compa1spI With results In local contests
The SSreSA wers Is follows
WSlf-l8t an iS7, 2O3, l76, l62, lse, lSS,
lss, 1874, 1855, III, 213. Average-ls4 Alb.
Mountain-2OO, Ia, l6i. III l9l, 2A
ass, asa. l75, l7s, lSL i50, l6e. Averase-
It's i-l3.
IL esems almost like taking money from
Nabies to compare these scores with the
worlds record al 233 made BY John koetel
in defeating Bert Allen, 22o, who rolled thir'
teen games at the Grand Central Monaa>
night. What the Rev York etarS Will DO
70 the Western men at the louisville touI
uAment can be imagined.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Nelson Caught in a Squat and
VOORHEES, Lost Only
hr One Game.

Johnny Nelson. the star o. the Universal
alleys. Hprooslyn, was '~snoNUound' at 'he
Moaning side HARM, yesterday Afternoon
and Joanay Noorheis won -four out OF live
games IN the iBjiyldual contest Of the East
erl League seies between New York ana
Brooklyn, The snow came N squalls, or as
Nekon sad, 1t was SHOWING with hall Ue-
tween, " fr IA one game he put w a score VI
10. This was twenty pins above Noor'
heis's average for the five games. as the
'Lule NizaId" had a grand average OF 25i,
wniie Nelson ; was 1875.
A feaAurv OF tne contests was The ls!st
number OF women among the crowd OF 90
enthusiastic bONlt-s who attended uae games
as Spectators. That t1e women Thoroughly
Nidu s,ylu tnc les, points Of me game MAs
indicated by the frequent applause as strike
follohSeist nkp or difficult spares Nere. made
by the Contestants. The games were full OF
interest, the scores being close In the team
contests, and VOORHEES,, with several other
bowins ENGAGED. being in good form. Inc
scoffs.
lhdiNdual contests.
YooThe!s-2F, 2i9, Gas. 23i, 2e Total
LILO lAyerage- 2a4
'Ntlon-i67, 254, 1906, iea, l5s Totsl-O75.
AyeFage-l0J
The evening world., 1905-11-23
TOURNAMENT GAMES ro-NICnT

labOrtqnt tournament games tonight are
a. allows: Eastern Nye-m.n championsh ~
Hafem Circle, Tuxedo, Hiawatha Amer
leah National, White Elephant. Phoenix
ShFproek, New Jersey; Harlem, kahlsdof :
Seinsartie q Arps, Empire, Monarch Palace,
BerkmAh Broadway .tBrooklynJ, Nonpareil,
Rivefside, Prospect; Riverside, Sleyer s.
Presto, Delyidere, Orchard, Columbia d,
Mylman's, Royal Arcanum, McGivney, Au.
rama; Greater New York, h rloklyn Palac =
Inyinc BILE. Grand Central; Grand Centre
Cordes's Brooklyn, Universal. Pesbys, Logan
Washington Heights, Cammann's, Victoria,
Hudson, Corinthian,
The evening world., 1905-11-23
fTE WORLD. THURSDAY EVENING. NovEMBER 9s. rWs

Brooklyn. Friday night, the return match
being rolled at the SOnparii sunday night
=. ]. Riddsll and wife Will bowl a match
NJ best four In seven games NTH Mrs Ernest
Roeber and William Casnau AZ tDe monar,l
Palace, sixth ayee,ue and Twenty'slkth street.
Sunday afternoon.
Bostleman and Kctcham, Of the Sitt
Avenue Pa'ace, and Johnny Nelson an
0uggo's, Of the Universal, Brooklyn, are
matched IN q homc-and.home series hcsl
five In nine games, the first icing rolled AZ
the Fifth Avenue Palace, Thursday eNenlns
The evening world., 1905-11-23

time In the history Of the game. Roster must
win three games In the ten 10 he rolled al
the Nonpareil next Monday to complete his
victory,
Rcmple and HUettr are matched to play
Jimmy smith and Bert Allen a homeland
home series. the first at the AnphiDn the
latter part N this week, and the second series
at the Broadway BroSsI'n
JOIN Roster and Mrs. Freund will howl n
home. AMI home series Of best three In five
RHmes against J, II QuinChe and Mrs, Engel.
hardt at the New Eldoraio, Fulton street,
The evening world., 1905-11-23
WHY BOwLERS NEVER DRINK

III y. Rlddell heads a picked team Of New
York bowlers who go to Trenton tonight
20 open the eight new alleys Of Steele 4
Skin, where the visitors roll a picked
team from the Jersey League, VOORHEES,
sch,sartje. Dumas. Johns and Amann will
be 10 the Manhattan party
A duckpin match bel ween the World and
The evening world., 1905-11-23

Tttais o.. 3a7' $40 $50 3gS $50 81
saith and staude won the first series In
this f~contest a. the Anphiou. Kelly was a
substitute Tor white in the anne last night.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Thank givins Sale.
Liquors q Cigars.

Monongahela Pure Rye WhIskey,
6 years old, gal, $2,79; per bot
lle oec
Mellwood Rye Whiskey, bottled
under U. s. supervision, per full
quart .$1.00
Eastern Rye Whiskey, finely ma
tured, per gallon. ...,....,..$1.89
Extra fine old Port, Sherry, An
gelica or Tokay, per gallon, tl.2e;
per bottle .,................3 SAC
Cigars.
Steel Trap, domestic, box Of 20, eoc
Club House, Sumatra, box Of
90 .S1.79.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Best Plum PUDDING.

Plum Pudding, English Home
Made, "Pura Brand" guaranteed
without equal, made from the finest
materials, put up expressly for Us
In GLIB, can for 3Bc. lib. can. acc
The evening world., 1905-11-23
lG1zSs Great Thanksgiving Sale Of IT
Turkeys, Groceries and DeliCaCies.
assortment, b.. I3C
Free Table Jelly.

A Zoe. package of Edgar's famous
Calfs-Foot Table Jelly free with
each purchase Of a pound OF our
celebated Teas or Coffees, any kind
or price.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
~FlavOring Extracts.

Lemon or Vanilla Extract; salts
faction guaranteed; l6 o., Csc, s
o., 35c. 1 o., 1Sc., on. loo
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Sweet Cider.

Sweet Cider, guaranteed to con-
tain nothing but the juice OF best
russell apples, per gallon, including
Jug 3hc
The evening world., 1905-11-23
BRoOKLyN MATCH CONTEST.

.Jlamy smith and L. staude won four out
OF pa games In the second series N their
nafch contest with DOG Kelly and Il.
Coll at the Fulton Palace, Brooklyn. last
nigbl The scores =.
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Sale of Best Butter.

The finest butter made by the
greatest Creameries Of the Elgin
District, sold at this low price with
purchase Of other groceries amount
ing to soc, or over, 3Ib. pack
age j.. ..,, .69c
The evening world., 1905-11-23
st, per quart for. l2C
Biz Fresh Neat Sale.

Roast, PrIme Rib, cut from young
native cattle, lbn.,....,,,,,..l4c
Rib Roast, choice cuts, per ID 1870
Po%rterhouse Roast, per ID .,.. lac
Roast, Short Cut Rib, tender and
juicy, pound ".,....,.,.,,,9 &c
Lamb, forequarter, sweet and ten
der, with chops, lb.nn,.......12c
Leg, genuine Spring Lamb, ID Ice
Sausage, Pura, our own make,
made Of young, tender pork and
pure spices, in bulk or castings,
pound .15c
Fresh Honeycomb Tripe, very
fancy, n
None aent e. q. ID.
The evening world., 1905-11-23

Best homemade Mince Meat, In
bulk, makes delicious pies, S-lb.
pail, 35c,; per pound .l2c
The evening world., 1905-11-23
EGGS EGGS |! Eyes
Mince Meat.

5000 dozen, every one guaranteed
(none C. o. d., per doz. ..... .20c
The evening world., 1905-11-23

John vOorhsis promised Jimmy Smith
Yesterday that h, would soon arrange .
match bvtween his PONY" team and
Smiths shrmps." These teams weigh In
the arEregate 500 pounds = team Of three
men each, and all the bovlers are in the
900 claAs,
The evening world., 1905-11-23
Fresh Fish Sale.

Market Cod, fresh from the sea,
ID''''s'' '''',' sc
Also Bluefsh, Weakfsh, Fresh
Haddock, Steak Cod, Porgles, Perch,
Hnlibut, Salmon, Shrimp, CLANS,
Oysters, etc. at lowest prices
No Fish sent c, 0. d.
The evening world., 1905-11-23

Efforts are being made 10 draw John
Roster and Jimmy Smith into a match con
test. Since Smith won the Brooklyn cham
pLonShlp In defeating Allan, who was also
beaten by koster, a match Of the two win
ners would be full Of interest,
The evening world., 1905-11-23

Every man on the Harlem Circle team 10
the new hard rubber ball wnioh Il
regarded AZ being twenty-five pins TO each
game more effective than the wooden sphere.
The evening world., 1905-11-23

There was a report yesterday ;hat Joe
Thum had been su leny stricken with
blindness Invest CATION shovel tart tn
tnpUJic was only temporary and MI Thpm
said to-day that he expected NJ lasting
effect.