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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-14
ATTTCA A LIVE TOWN.
New Buildings Being Erected and Rail-
road Expected.

Attica, Kas., Sept 14.-Grisler a.
House are erecting two floor, 50x7O
cement opera and business building to
be completed November 1. The
Schmidt grain people have just put in
operation fine modern flour mill with
a capacity of $50 barrels daily, Sew
eraf handsome residences are under
construction. All the walks on Main
street are now of cement.
The town is expecting the Santa Fe
to extend west from Medicine Lodge in
the spring and is asking for the round
house and division terminal to be To-
Gated here.
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Two Veterans Dead.

Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. 14.-David
cearv a veteran of the Soldiers
home. was killed by a southbound
missouri Pacific passenger train a
mile north of Iseavenworth Junction
at O'Clock last night Geary was
Sid not hear the warning whistle
When the engine struck Geary he was
IrnocIxed into a pool of water and he
fiied before he was pulled out
,be Soldiers home guard house after
an 3ilness of only few hours. VIII
served in an Ohio regiment and was
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WEARY AND DEsPoNDENr.
Great Bend Mother Tries to Kill Chill
dren and Self.

Great Bend, Kan, Sept. 14.-Mrs. S.
J. Grandslaff, wife of a teamster of
this place, attempted to take the life
of her two children, boy 8 years old
and a girl years of age, after which
she says she intended to take her own
life. She has been in poor health for
some time and has been respondent.
She gave each of the children a spoon
full of laudanum.
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An odd FELLOWS, State Home.

Wichita, Kas., Sept. 1.-THE ODD
Fellows lodge of this city has secured
an option on tlne B. H. Campbell house
near Riverside park, which they hope
to have adopted as a state home by the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows. which
meets here in October. The Camp
bell house is one of the most beautiful
and expensive in Wichita.
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New York 5. BROOKLYN 4.

Brooklyn. Sept. 14.-Up to the ninth in
ming of the game against New York Ea-
son, for BROOKLYN, pitched well, but went
to pieces at the finish, giving three men
His wildness, coupled with Bresnahan's
timely single, won the contest for New
York.
Score by innings: R.HE.
New York ............1 100000 as 2
Brooklyn ...... -......0 0 2 O0110 o. 6 4
Ames. McGinnity, and Bresnahap; Eason-
and Berger Umpire-O Day. Tirne-2:05
Co.,
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APPEARING OLD.
Acts as Bar to Profitable Employ,
nnent.

You can not AFFORD to grow old. In these
gafy to maintain, as long as possible. ones
youthful appearance. It is impossible to
do this without retaining a luxurious
growth of hair. The presence of dandruff
Indicates the presence OF burrowing
germ which lives and thrives on the roots
Of the hair until it causes total badness.
Newbre's Herpicide is the only known de-
stroyer Of this pest and it is as effective
as it is delightful to use.
Herpicide makes an excellent hair dress
ing as well as dandruff cure.
Accept no ubstitute-there is none.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit, Mich. ]. P. Rowley, eco Kansas
ave, special agent. Successor to Rowley &
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kansas Rural Carrierg.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE follow
ing Western carriers have been ap-
pointed:
Kansas-Goodrich, route /, D. L.
Bouse, carrier, Iva Tyson, substitute:-
Kiowa, route 1, Frank McNabb, car
rier, John Hood, substitute; Plainville.
route 1, I. F. Ordway, carrier, c. v.
Ordway, substitute.
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Medicine Lodge, Sept. 14.-.Robert
Mog, whose home is near Ellsworth,
was fatally injured here by thresh-
ing machine. Mog had crawled under
the machine to get wrench when the
traction engine was started, and
a wheel passed over his body, break
ing an arm, a leg, and the ribs Of his
left side.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 8, Philadelphia ?.

Boston, Sept. H.-Boston defeated Phil
adelphia in an extra inning game, Tenny
Pittinger's two wild throws to catch him
mapping. An error by Wolverton was
mainly responsible for the two runs of
the visitors.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Boston -. I'D 0o00o2Oo1Es i
Philadelphia :. 40 02 o o. 3
Doom. Umpire-Murray Attendance
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JOPLIN.

The summary: Earned runs-Joplin g.
Two base hits-Welday, BaerwaId, Olson
Double play-Graves to Barry. Stolen
bases-BroWn. Vanderbilt. Struck out
?. Bases on balls-On Wilkinson 3. off
Knox 3, off Pettygrew l. Hit by pitched
ball-Hickey. Wilkinson. Urnpfre-Ievvin-
son. Attendance-z75. Time of game-I:s5.
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New york s. Washington 4,

New York, Sept 14-The local American
team returned from their western tour and
scored a victory over the Washington
team 6 to l. the visitors getting their only
tally in the final inning.
Score by innings: RHE
New York ............o2 OOO1Os&6 13 i
Washington -. 40 o o 10000 oil s 2
orth and Kleinow; Townsend and Hey
don.
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No CourtInouse for winfield.

Winfield, Kan, Sept. 1.-THE county
commissioners voted recently not to
iaii on the ground that the statute au-
fhorizing the act was only permissive
and not mandatory. A petition for a
writ of rnandamus was dled against the
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PHILADELPHIA 1 Boston G.

Philadelphia, Sept. 14.-With two out in
the seventh. Murphy made a home run
drive over the right field fence and scored
the only run of the game. Plank gave
Boston only two hits.
Score by innings: RHE.
Boston -. ..........0 o0OoO00o-0 3 o
Philadelphia. 80 o 00O1 o 81 0
Tannehill and Criger; Plank and Powers
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ON ANOTHER CHARGE.
Clyde Kelley Rearrested AS a Murder
Accomplish at Pratt.

Pratt, Kas., Sept. i'll Clyde KEEL
ley, who was arrested in August as an
accomplice in the murder of Harvey
Non at Collision and who was released
at his preliminary, was again arrested
Wednesday by Under Sheriff Sloan.
The state claims to have additional
evidence against Kelley.
Kelley is well liked here and has
stayed here since his release in Aug
ust.
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a comrade of William Van Bremen,
the veteran who died suddenly Sun
day after inheriting 100000 through
the death of an uncle. On learning of
Van Bremer's sudden death Will be-
gan drinking.
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THEY LOST TWO.
White Sex We're SWamped by
SedRlia.
Shaner Pitched Both Of the
Games.
CONTESTS WERE GOOD.
FORESTER and Hughes Worked
For Topeka.
Only 800 People Saw the
DOubleheader.

Sedalia, Mo, Sept 14s-Sedalia. took both
games Of a doubleheader yesterday from
Topeka. Shaner pitched them both.
Hughes had one bad inning in the first
game. The second was called in the sew
enth. Forester worked nicely. Lees
fielding and base running were the feat
ures. The score.
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SPRINGFIELD.


Oklahoma City 30 0 o 3 SO
The summary: Two-base hit-Ogee Dou-
Bile play-Durrand to Byrne to Groom.
Passed balls-Seigle /, Seabaugh l. Sac
r1fice hit-Ogee. Stolen bases-Seigle /,
Groom 1. Struck out-By Nelson T. by
0lmstead 5. Time of game-1:S0. Umpire
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Joplin Is. Guthrie 4.

Guthrie, Ok, Sept. 14-The second game
of the series was full of errors and dumb
plays, the Miners winning by the score
of 10 to 4. Pettygrew relieved Knox in the
fourth inning, but was unable to hold the
visitors down. The ScOrs:
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New Western Postnnasters.

washington, Sept. 1.-THE following
western postmasters have been ap-
pointed:
Kansas-MilIerton, Sumner county. J.
T. Derry, vice W. c. Wilson, resigned.
Observation-Disclosures, Dewey county,
Lon Dicke, vice William L. Bennett,
resigned.
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commissioners and at a session of the
court today the case was dismissed. The
law authorizing the expenditure of $780,
900 was passed last winter.
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New Postfnaster for (lIafbe-

O1athe. Kas., Sept. 14.-It is under
stood that Representative Bowersoclc
viii recommend the appointment of L.
D. Breyfogle as postmaster here. to
succeed Charles Sprague, who resigned
Saturday. Sprague did not wish to
fight for a reappointment.
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LEAvENWORTH.


L Z aG55rT iii .:', II 8 ) IT II
The summary: Earned runs-Leaven-
Worth l, Wichita 5. Two-base hit-F'rick.
Saerlnee hits-Milton, Bevis, Rapps. III
Struck out-By Gehring 9, by Ashley 8.
Bases on balls-On Gehring 4, off Ashley
4. Hit by pitcher-F'rick. Left on bases
Leavenworth 9, Wichita. IL. Time of game
-1:35. Umpire-Wayne.
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Salt Lake, Utah. Sept. 14.-Articles
were signed here last night for a 20
round contest between the heavy
weights, John Willie of Chicago and Gus
Rubin, the Akron giant, on September
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CIeveIand q. netrnit ;.

Detroit, Sept. 14.-Kitson was put out of
the game in the third inning for disputing
a decision and Cicotte, who succeeded
him. was batted hard.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Detroit .-.... u U v W.
Cleveland $50. O12101SO-9 0
Kitson and Drill; Rhoades and Bueiow.
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Basehau al Scanmon.

Scammon. Kan, Sept 14.-The Scam
mon Maroons defeated the Webb City
Missouri Valley league team by score
of to 2. Batteries-Scammon Baxter
and Reed; Webb City, Vietch and
Buckles
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~ before the Athenaeum Athletic club
OF this city. The winner is promised
match with Marvin Hart for the cham
pionship- of the world.
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TOPEKA.

The summary: Struck out-By Shaner
p by Hughes 9. Bases on baIls-OR Sha-
lner "a, on Hughes g. Hit by pitched ball
b--Ies. Left on bases-Seda1ia 7, Topeka
q. Sacrifice hit-McDill. Stolen bases
911se 3 White, Persch. Umpire-Maloy.
Time OF game-d:45. Attendance-30O
Second game:
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meath of G. J. shipps.

Manhatt11, Kas., Sep. &c. ]. Ships,
an early settler of Kansas, and an old
time merchant of ST George and zean-
dale. is dead here. Burial viii take place
at Wamego today.
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Struck out-By shaner 5. by Forester g.
g. Hit by pitched balI--Lyons. Left on
bases-Sedalia s, Topeka, 4. Stolen bases
Lee Cole. Time of es,me-1:00 Umpire
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN. LEAGUE.


Chicago, Sept. 14.-Chicago by opportune
hitting won from St. Louis.
Score by innings: R.H. z.
Chicago -. .....O03 10000 0'&-7 IL Q
st. Louis ......-.......U U U U . Il
Owen and Sullivan; Ables, Sudhoff and
CuGda17
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Leavenworth 1. Wicl1ita 10.

Leavenworth. Kan, Sept. 14-Wichita
outplayed Leavenworth, winning the game
by score of 10 to 1. Ashley was batted
hard and the locals put up a miserable
game in the field. The score:
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Oklahoma City 8, Springfield O.
OKLAHOMA CITY.

OKLAHOMA City, Ok, Sept. 14-Oklahoma
City shut out Springfield here by a score
of to 0. The score:
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See real Indians chase real Bumslo ~
1o1 Ranch Show at Fair Grounds.
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OF any ailment of the Stomach, Liver.
Bowels or Kidneys very quickly if
you'll only resort to the Bitters at the
first symptom. Thousands have found
this true during the past so years.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE sTANDING.
American Association

Milwaukee 6, Kansas City S.
Columbus IL, Toledo 3.
Indianapolis 4, Louisville 1.
Minneapolis 7-3, st. Paul So.
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See the roping of the long horns at 1o1
Ranch Show, Fair grounds.
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Ruhlin and WiIle Matched.

t[StNNH ACu8uC+
Des Moines Q, Sioux City 0.
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Price, Soc AIiburn
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
DEER PARK HOTEL,
Deer Park. Nd.

This famous Allegheny Mountain
hustelry viii open ON June -. with
prospects for the most brilliant season
m ls history. The hotel and cottages
nave been renovated and painted. in
side and oui. Two Of the choicest
otracs can I've secured IL application
is made at once. Many suites OF
rooms have been engaged I'm the ho-
tel building and both anneXes
Thc popularity OF Deer Park is due
io its splendid location. $500 feet
,bove the sea level out OF range Of
Malaria and mosquitoes. Every con-
,enience is provided for guests TLe
rooms are delightful and the cuisine
excellent The hotel is provided With
100 modern improvements for comfort
with bowling alleys. Billiard rooms.
;ennis cou IS. golf links. swimming
sools. etc. for amusement. An on
tirely new livery equipment has beoh
Installed.
Deer Park is on the direct line Of
she Baltimore s. Ohio between New
York Philadelphia, Baltimore, wash
ington. Cincinnati. Louisville. ST.
Louis. Wheeling Columbus ana CHI
caso. having the cycellent advantage
of through vostihuleG trains from each
Of these c'tirs with through Pullman
service durlns The s,ason from and
20 Pitts5ure.
Address W. r.. Durwen manager,
Deer Park. Maryland.
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
.JINNNY BRITT STILnA
FAV0RITE OVER NELSON
Public Sale of Seats Opened
Today-One-half House
Already Sold

San Francisco. Cal, Sept 2.-The
sale OF seats for the Brtt-Nelson, fight
'is breaking all records. Half the
"house" has already been sold and the
5 ale did not formally open until today.
OF the sales thus far. the majority
ha we been for the best seats, at prices
fro ~ So to 500.
pnroth has struck a gold mine in
his ,open-air scheme. The pavilion
at C olma has been enlarged to accom-
moda te nearly five thousand Aspoctators
and h1 is confidently expected that ev-
cry scat will be taken. The least ex-
pensiVe is So. so that il can v)e seen
that he fight win be one of tue best
things financially ever pulled of. The
movlngE picture privilege also sold for
a high figure.
As the fight is scheduled for forty
five lrounds. two and a half miles Of
film has been provided. No definite
answer has been received from JEFF
fries regarding the terms for referee,
ing. He Is I'm the mountains huntin g
and cannot be reached by telephone.
Je fires business partner. Jim Morley,
says however. there is no doubt JEFF
frieA will accept $1,000 for the work.
Britt has written letterfto a friend
in then East in which he says the fight
viii bG over inside of thirty rounds
and Nelson will be hattened out on
the carIet. The native son says he
was never In better condition and that
affairs viii be vastly different this
time than Nhey were at his former
meeting with the Dane
The betting continues very heavy,
with Britt at> odds Of 10 to 8. There
is much Nelsonq money coming into
sight and theset odds are likely to be
forced down.
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
NEWS OF LAUREL
Buildings on Me-siek Farm Totally
nsrnes-sehools Reopen "wednesday


Buildings on me-siek Farm Totally
ngrneS-sehools Reopen wedncsday
Special 60 The Eveians Journal
laarci Sept, 8. The awfl ms. ban aud
ombaidlnss of 1o.a M,a4cN go ns
fnht mean Laurel Wcrr Di lS saio.tr3y-
Cd by nre vn l'r.aay e,vhi tusr.h,r
wit!f an uf 90, ronitnts mfuhms ss-
tese loss lh' nad but 50 um-u4nce. The
efisin l mot h;oNn. bat D. supposed tu
naer heso que to NO eycrieltea ch m-
icy as i Started n ,lfr isteuea end whc q
.ruii corans a1 q niesvsYins illd Heeu 900
pe,6r'se
rccau.e ii, new add a ta tlp putEc
s'hcci he ain. b. noi u,t nrl the re-
orcnifs 40 ls sctuoi hs 0rcn pcs,-
pcnea from b'1,N antl Wrtn rlay noNt
Ncah knowles aud IDA rascy were
mnfriod tn msi Wednesday evening at
i.e 81 D. raispnase Oy uie i,ev. w. J.
Ne,ncr
For crea'ns a disturbance at ,.tufel-
ne'hei camr. Merrill Davis WIS arriu,n. d
hffer Juase Clnphan and 0aed $40 ana
ccsa
t's Sarah Fvoks Nill sh'g1iv nesin the
cf,r-on of d modern dwvluus az Central
otc7ue afd Fourih street. rnr iwrung
ro~ theie and occup.t-i Dy o.. nitch WI
tc nlos,d to ihc north ste nf Ecu a.
sie.t acd he frmntol.d The b ding
which ceniains thr Odd rcflas' ulu
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
PITISYUaG MAY Be IN TaI-STATt
lJt is saidA That Grounds Have Been
| Lea sed on South Side.

Pittsburg. \ Sept. According to
- amateur sporting authority here,
Grounds have \been leased on the
south side Of \Brooklyn. in which
team connected with the Tri-State
League ,win be playing ball next
summer. The sai ne story goes on to
say that yatsy onovan. formerly
pirate ana later manager for the St.
Louis team, is 10 be. manager. This
could not be conhr med. and other
stories had it that Red Calhoun. Of
re rr.sburg IS to be yeleased to take
crarae. otto Jordan. managing the
Atlanta team. Aand Carnpbeil pitcher
OF Harrisburg. are al5o mention 3.
Il IS also propovedl by tie promoters
20 piece club ain iPhiladelphia. The
circuit proposed Ms to include Pitts
burg. Johnstown Altoona Harris-
burg WiniamspoTt. Wiliesbarre'
scranton and Philadelphia. IL is pro-
ooaed to take the 'eams from York
and Shamokin. although it is, expect
cd York will put up - great fight to
retain its winning club. Lancaster
and Wilmington are to be dropped
The Tri-s state claims toN have tine
backing 70 buy the best players out
side Of the major leagues. The dates
will he arranged in Pittsh'7rg so as
NOT to conflict with the Nationals, but
lin Scranton and WHkesbarre az hgh'
will be made on the two New YORK
state League teams. Of which'Athesf
towns are now members.
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
COAELEY tLEADS ATHLETICS
he is saconniel MacIS's Most Successful
Pitcher.

New York. Sept 4-According to
figures tcompiled ITO date Jesse Tame
hill, OF Boston. leads the pitchers in
the American League with is games
won and . lost. His percentage is 1888.
Falkenllurg. OF Washington. has 1000
per cent, but he has twirled only one
game. which he won.
Mathe wson tops the, pitchers in the
National. He hasithe magnificent per-
centags of 800 per cent. having won
a games and lost 6.
Coakley continues to lead Connie
Mack's slab artists. He stands fourth
among the American League pitchers.
with IA games won and 8 lost. giving
him a percentage of .137 per cent.
"Rube" yyaddell having won 23 games
and lost 81 is sixth. with 719 per cent.
while Eddie Plank ranks tenth with
{ .6S8 per ce nt., 10 games tbeing credited
to his winning column land IL to the
losing side.
Big Chief kBender holds twentieth
place with % games won and games
lost. a perc' mtage of 800 Henley is
+, Struggling ntsas the bottom of the list
with games won and 10 lost, netting
him the measgre percentage Of .2s1.
Pitunger is Hughey Duhy's crack
pitcher hut he Is far removed from
the leas-ue stars. He is the fourteenth
best twirler in the old organization
He has ,'Von Il games andi dropped II
a percentage Of .6O7 being fdeauced.
Frank Sparks holds forth ir
ltwentieth' place. winning II games ans
losing 9. a. percentage of $50. Duggle.
by is right behind him. with aimark o
533 per cents resulting from 16 games
won and IA lost. SuthOf is eighth OF
tho list, withlS games won and lost
while Corridor is three places behind
with a perceatage of .455.. he having
won 10 games wand lost -
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
FOUR MORE HOME GAMES'

After today the wilmington A. IA.
club has but four games scheduled n
the home grounds, Williamsport To-
morrow and three games with YORK
next week.
A championship game between the
'Au-Cubans and the Cuban N-Fiants
win be played az South Side Park on
Wednesday afternoon' and the teams
being strongly and evenly matched,
the game is sure to be a good one
The celebrated Philadelphia Giants
and the Royal Giants, Of Brooklyn. viii
inlay at the South Side Park on
Thursday and Friday afternoons
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
DEATH of MRS. eRAtF
Special To- The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening journal
Bridgevile, Sept. 4.-Mrs. Frederick
Graefs for a number of years resi-
dent of Bridgeville died az her late
residence on Broad street last week
after lingering illness She had
been AN invalid for several years The
remains were Inferred in Bridgeynlc
cemetery The bearers were her
three grandsons. Frederick W. Gracf.
oi Wilmington. carl F Great Of
Bridgevlle. and William Bauhm. of
Wilmington. aud Dr. L. NJ. Cahall, Or.
Ralston sudier and T. +. Jacobs,
Mrs. Graef was one of the first
Episcopalians Of this place and the
.churchs most able supporter. a hus-
band and two children survive her.
George B. Graef and Miss Maggi
Graef of this town.
Evening journal., 1905-09-04

will be moved to Fourth street aud Del
aware avenue The proposed improve
incnis will make radical and desirable
'chanro 30 the appearance Of that leeaii-
ty
Wliiam J Howard, sixty-th'ee yclrs
OF aso and "A lfeicns resident Of \th's
locality. died suddenly at his home on
Wednesday, Though severely afflicted Tor
several months he showed no sign cf im-
mediate dissolution and WAS ON the sire
less than Two hours before bis death.
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
SCHEDULE FoR THIS WEEK.

Monday-Shemol1in at JOhnstown. a.
m. and p. MS Lancaster tat Altoona.
a. m. and D. m; WilhamsI'ort at Will
mington a. m. and p. m; harrisburg
at York. a. m and p. M.
Tuesday-York at Harrisburg; Lam
caster at Altoona; WilliamspOrt at Will
Shamokin at Johnstown.
Wednesday -Shamokin,a vat Johnstown.
Lancaster at Altoona; Wilmington at
Harrisburg; York at Wihiamsport.
Thursday-Lancaster at JohnstOwn;
Shamokin at Altoona; Wilmington at
York at WillLamsport.
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
Shoot at Newark.

A number Of Wilmington shooter
will take part in a shoot at Newarl
this afternoon.
The Wilmington Gun Club viii hold
an all-day shoot on September 2S.
which promises to be a largely attend
ed affair.
The Wilmington Gun Club is pre-
pairing to shoot another team race
with the North End Gun Club. Of Con-
shohocken, Pa, on or about Septem-
Der 21.
Evening journal., 1905-09-04
Dr. Miles ieart Cure

which cures heart disease IN every agc.
Every day we read OF sudden deaths
from heart disease. yet it is a fact thlt
the heart had been pleading for help
ard gave up the struggle cnly when u hah
exhausted the last spark OF vtaiity-and
they oal It sudden.
-For more than SIX years was tron-
blcd with my heart. I would have dizzy
spells then dlaculty 90 breathing. choiS-
ing sensations. my heart would hetter.
becomc painful. I could not breathe lying
down. I commenced taking pr. Miles
Heart Cure. and in "a few weeks ! was
enfireN cured. ~
MINNIE T.. JOHNsON, Qpvia, MINI.
1hc Hrst buiilc viii bruciit. ~ not, the
drreg st Will return your money