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. O Q O @ Q Q 0 0 o o 9 Q c
TENNEY SURE IT S
NEW YORK FOR THE
NATIONAL PENNANT

e CAN'T bep but feel thot Sew
. york win surely Win tne pmuant
Q piusburs Ms cut down tho bead
Q uue but lho Giants have tne
@ batters lho pitchers and the hcid-
G om. ond theg cam win
@ Tho Hshf for second place 7
Q thmk w1 uot bc settled until tne
Q very end of the season Pita-
Q burg philadelphia and Chicago
Q aE nave good chfnoo Go win
. second place III Philadelphia had
Q couple of hIgh class pitchers
Q she would be able 10 give the
O Giants closer race
Q AS FOR my own team, ] hope 10
o break into the FIRST division, but
Q il Is tough job While we are
O near the bottom we have been
. able 10 make trouble for them
Q The team is beginning 10 play
o much smoother
q You see We have several new
q and also SOME young players and
O naturally they don't work so wch
o together as IL they were ll vet-
O Grams We have had our share of
O accidentc especially 10 the catch-
Q ers. FROM now on We sbcnld win
Q at isast half ~ our games, and
. we are confident of haishlns at
. least sixth
Q But as 40 the pennant So look
. certain 10 noe that New York Win
q win. They are TOO strong 90 be
Q beaten out
a FRED TENNEK.
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CBy Associated Prcss) -
ST. Louis, NO. Aug ~ Mike
schIecl, and John While ate matched
for twenty-five rounds at catch weishts
before the West End Athletic cluh 10
night Both boys have been doing
good work lately which adds 70 the
interest u the bout
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PENNANT RACE IN MAJORS
Q Q 0 Q Q . . Q Q Q . 8 . Q 8
FIELDER JONES
BELIEVES HE'LL
WIN PENHANT.

: Thcrc arc only hec teams u (
> tho actual uce for the pennmi
> Chicago. cleveland and Ph'hde-
> phIH fruu praeHt Appearance
/, Naturally to mo thr White SOS
. I91k the goods hut almost aly-
> ching cu happen l baseball ana
= auy one or au of theu mly Idl
! down oHd slme dark horse win
3 out
. Ewy auh o. nl,ely io hat.
Q slump sometime during tho se1
Q SON. 3ud mless we have struck
. ours right now. Last year Boston
0 had one but Do was early enough
. 90 give them an opportunity 90
q recupemte. They came back
Q strong. 1 ann glad if We are
Q bound 10 have "a slump, thHt 30
O Is coming now, ou our hpme
q grounds By ihe time we go east
o again I trust We viii be Boo shape
o 10 make another trip as good as
o our first one
Q Tho absence of Dund0u is par
Q ucuarly hard on us. coming hght
o now as We are going bad Boston
o rs the dark horse n this race
Q They arc the most dangerous
q bunch outside of the three lead-
o ers Collins team has finally
o struck ns gait ana is going at
@ furious clip watch out for them
Q should There be "a permanent
. slump ia the present triangular
. fight
q j have Implicit faith in the chi-
q c8go club however and II we
o win the penuant wen be cham-
u pions of thr world sure.
O FIELDER a JONES.
= q 2. z. z. q Z. q q q n
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lowing neither hil nor run in on extras
inning samo and striking out eighteen of
nineteen den He mHy prove @ wonder
90 he vi s.. and again he may prove %
azale
a Lost Cause, From me Lca- enworu
rimos The game was deayed Frday
nftcru minutes because the Topeka ho,.
Insisted that The pitchers box was ios
close to the ei"ie measurement ~,
suited and Topeka lost
Big scigle doesn't get more hlts than
any PLAYER n the league. but when be
puts his weight against the ban there is
something doing. and it is usually good
for from two TO four sacks. depending
on how fast the delders are
Two new pitchers arc now enroute to
Join the oklahoma city Nets One BE-
Clarke from Memphis who viii bring "a
with MIN and The other is Morrisscy OF
The Omaha team in the Western league.
A dispatch from Jackson. Miss. this
morning states thot every team in tho
Cott'n States league has disbanded
That terrs q lot of good players out 60
look for jobs. The SoV could stand q
new third basrman 10 Brown insists up-
on signing his releaee Topeka Herald
Spencer Arthur Abbott WAS probably
a Topeka baseball team when be was
taken out of the captains shoes this
spring hc at once se, TO work 60 do his
best for the team. His conduct was
genuomauiv m every respect It nined
for him many friends This was iudl-
Gated handsomely ON "Wednesday after
noon by the applause which ho received
each time that he went TO the bat De-
cent conduct pays and some of the oth-
cr members OF the White sox ought 90
notice u-ropoka Journal.
Talking about maps reminds mc OF
"a good one / once heard ON Tex Jones.
remarked Red Downs. "rhey caught
him mapping of second one duy and
threw him out ten feet on more As he
d NtiNA' AlN NNMtiAhi NllN iN.llN A H'iitlf ANA il
hawlcd out;
Caught you narpirg diout they
rex2'
Mapping hell came back Joaes
They caught me sound asleep
who gets the trophy cur offered hl
/ the Joplin Safe and Scale company
/ Wichita aud Oklahoma city were tioo
when the FIRST 20 games We're PLAYED
1 shively was asked TO dictate q way ou
of it, but he threw up the palms o
his hanus uu1 soid 'Nly Nay Mean
while the Jobers and the Nets are bel
lowing ut each other AS &c happens
and isn't lt faterl thc cup &C. ou cNhi.
bition at Wichita.
Sedalia Capital. scdala has quite
reputation as training school Rhul
bach is playing great ban fot Cht1g.
aud otto Wnliaes was on the team fo
two years Cy Watt WIS drafted las
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a PLAYER should never sulh nor weak
cu when he gets mad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-05

Three straight from Ieayenworth That
is worth while
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And Alderman won his game aiso.
Wen that's going some.
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At Toledo Toledo G. ST. Paul A.
AT columbus columbus Minneapolis
g
AZ Louisville Louisville G. Milwaukee
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Two new pitchers arc now enroutc TO
Join the oklahoma city Nets One IS
Clarke from Memphis. who viii bring
fast and hard hitting second bosonan
with MIN and The other is Morrisscy OF
tho Omaha team in the Western leaguo.
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wichita Beacon: watch on, 70, Guth-
he
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l,euuy Henderson win pitch today d"
scdalia.
wichita is just n,e games aheod Of
Guthrie
Three straight from I.eayenworth That
is worth while,
player should never suIk nor weak
en when he gets mad
Ana Alderman won his game also.
Wen hafs going some.
There's mo- reason why sedaha should
net be skinned three straight
wichita is tho next victim, biz meat
for Guihnc. The Senators can clean
them easily rext time.
Alderman certainly pitched great BAN
yesterday Guthrie haa two southpIws
now whose records are as good as are
needed.
Woods win not be traded TO wichita
and none OF tho pitchers will De released.
Manager Barnes OF Oklahoma city said
that he would retain an Of them
II reminds some " the fans OF their
Kid days TO sle Dud Rislcy covering the
territory around tbird base lilsley was
third baseman for tho Kansas city Wet
cm league team under Kid Nichols
three years ago.
Pitcher Boles. who has been secured
/ by Oklahoma Cit, from the Texas iegue
/ is the youngstcr who went into the bon
/ for Fort Worth IN the early part of th'
season from his position az shortsiol
/ and shattered an pitching records by al
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


At ST. Louls-st Louis g. Sew York
q
At Washington Washington g. Chico-
go
At Philadelphia Philadelphia s-2, oe-
troit 0-3
At Boston Boston z. Cleveland
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Wleata 4. Springfield o.
ecial TO Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Wichita. Kas, Aug 5.-Wichita took
the last OF the series from Springfield by
a score to to o. Winetts effective
pitching ana orrorless support was ac-
countablc for the victor. Springfield
was badly crippled but played Well
Groom replaced Ells in thc fourth in-
ming and did not allow Wichita a score
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At st. Joseph-st Joseph o. Denver B.
AZ Omaha Omaha 3, Pueblo a
AT Des Moiucs-De Moiues q sioux
city S.
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wichita Beacon: watch on, for Guth-
re
Lcavcrworth Times Guthrie is cltub-
mg Wichita viii havo to keep her eyes
open.
Congressman MCGUIRE Guthrie is my
mvorite club am nuyiug she VIII
win thc penuaut
The Washington American league tenn
is after Ed Hickey third baseman for
Guthrie Springfield Lender
ST. Louis Republic The Western, osso-
citation has some great clubs Woaitl
aud Guthrie are leading thc list
Representative Norton I'm with
Guthrie. They win win the peurant iu
q wan, Henderson IS my fayorte
pthcer
I Kansas Cuy star OF an The teams m
Tho Western association Guthrie has
made the most rapid rise. The capital
city has wondrrful team.
Catcher Queisset. of thc Senators. BE-
out of tho game ana uuhy Man Brown
is doing inc receiving FOR thc Guthrie
team and s playing nice ban -sediia
Capital
Denver pos, compooion ,be -ou,b
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Where They Play Today.
Guthrie az Sedalia
Oklahoma at LeaVcnworth.
Joplin az Wichita
Springfield at Topeka
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Topeka g Joplin :.
.eciai to Deilv loader

oN1Nidi W A'nhg -N"Nois
Topeka Kaso Aug 5.--Topel,a out-
batted Joplin yesterday finding wnkn-
son an easy mark M-Kclvy a new
pitcher for Topeka, made nn auspiclous
debut winning by a score OF g 10 l.
owens umpired his last game ln the
Western association here today
Score Rim.
Topeka ........ 20OO2I4O"-
Joplin ........... 001 100000
Batteries -Mckevy aud Henry Va il-
kinsou and Vanderbilt
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Chicago $500. unchanged
Kansas city 1000. unchanged
Omaha q. 400. unchanged.
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peRsoNAL.

Attractive young widow-wcalthy wants
Immediately kind husband 90 wke
charge OF her business anoirs Address
Jesse Ferguson, 12l Washington chi-
cago.
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osrsoPATH

With a capital OF spare change" ana
q Surplus Of energy" YOU may accom-
plish hundred little wonders in want
advertising
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sedalia Capital. scdalia has quite o.
reputation as "a training school Rhul-
bach is playing great BAN foi Chicago
aud otto WnliRas was on the team for
two years Cy Watt WIS drafted last
season by Brooklyn but failed TO come 10
terms with the management and was not
tried out Forrest Thomas was drug
out OF the iungles by Joe Roc. and was
tried out by Detroit and ~ sfill ihe
property OF that team. Vandme is
booked for the National next season and
so ls Lee Garyln. and Dummy" curtis
viii probably bee advanced.
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o o
DO YOU WANT o
A situatlon7
Help, Male or Female7 o
To Sell a Farm7 0
To Sell HOUSEHOLDS ,odsf Q
0 Aaents7
o canvassers7
A Husband or Wifes
A BOY or oirl7 9
A Handy Man7
or Anything Else2
o o Q
TRY THE LEADER THREE Q
LINE WANT-THREE TIMES G
rs CENTS. G
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Through Want Advertising you may
''trade things with people In city and
oountry-anythne you have for some
thle5 you want-one kind Of farm ma
chlnery for anotheri one kind Of live
stock for another one kind Of farm
product for anothsri your farm itself
FOR another one.
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s'WANT ADVERTISING"
WILL "oo THiNcS" FOR
COUNTRY PEOPLE AS WELL
As FoR CITY PEoPLEi-

A want al. will sell your farm, sell your
horse or wagon, or team or farm i'm
plements or crop or COWS or poultry or
timber or minerals.
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you MAY FIND PRIVATE BUYERS
FOR EGGS OR BUTTER or MILK
OR VEGETABLES on ANY OF THE
PRODUCTS OF THE GARDEN OR
FARM on DAIRY-THus FINDING
YOUR "eEsr MARKET"
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a want ad will secure farm nelp. from
city or country store help, household
help.
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Daily Leader 10 cen.s a week deliv
cred every day eHceDt Sunday
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FoR RENT,

FOR RENr--lii Cleveland svenue west,
downtown, close iu' vacant after Au-
gust I. II rooms. story. per month,
$500. BY A. G. Kesler, room 12. iiG
East oklahoma avenae
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
Call sll 2. Villas
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cHcAac rsrnlArrn rnMonnow.

wheat 2i2 grade lt3
Oats i62 grade 26
Corn 2is grade st.
Hogs. $4,000
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Special 20 Daily Lender.
KANSAS CITY CASH.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Blaci ribbon watch fob with
gold locket Reward for its return TO
T.. r. Bamford
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JUST CALL Me UP
when YOU need coal. Your orov.
will be filled iust as quicldy and salts
factory as II you had come in person
to order II. and the coal viii be just
as good as ever came out OF a mine
clean. dry and reliable. Have plenty
OF Howard McAlester ard Cammoron
coal Black Diamond and Anthracite
N. F. cHEADLE.
The Coal Man,
Phone g.
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No hard so0 s5c no. 3 hard Is@
saho' No 8 hard 770sic. 30. red sac;
No. g red S2aS3c
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CORN

No. 2 white 50hc. No. white 5Oa
Sic. No mixed 5Oa5lc. No. mixed
50@51c.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED have position for good
statesmen. See me for terms. v. Bow
ers, los West Harrison, Guthrie.
WANTED-Capable salesman TO cover
Oklahoma with staple line. Hugh cone
missions with 10000 monthly advance
Permanent position to right man Jess
II. Smith Co., Detroit Mich.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
We originated this short method OF
Instructions In 1898 and have graduated
hundreds Of successful BARRIERS. Little
expense, positions waiting. Write for
free catalogue Molcr Barber College, Ft
Worth, Texas.
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WABASH SERVICE.

Observation cafe cars now In service
~ Wabash ds~ trains between Kansas
It, and St. Louis both directions, ana
on Wabash New York fast maD train
No. s.
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No. mixed asHe No. mixed aAa
liAc.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-06
Some Possibilities.

The Pioneer today presents a
brief sketch of what has been
done to make Lake Bemidii at
tractive at one point to visitors
and to deYelope the possibilities
of the lake as a summer resort.
This sketch shows that Bemidji
has possibilities in its lake aud
enViruns which are uunriyaled
and we are convinced that these
possibilities are the city's m ost
valua Ole asset. Time will come
when all the country surl ound-
ing Benidji will be cleared a. d
devoted to agricul iure, hut tt is
process in IL heavily I IN bered
country is necessarily slow. The
grad ua]ly winning Of M lufact
u ng Industries is ESQ !, ,sil |
but experience has proved hat
it is very slow. By a little thought
and energy we may, however, be
gin to realize at once upon our
possibilities as a summer resort
Work that is done in this direc.
ton is increasingly productive
every year. If one family is at
tracted this year to Bemidji as o
favorable point for a summer
outing that same family will re-
turn next season with one or two
or three others and each family
will be new influence pulling
Bemidjiward the succeeding
year-if we do our part. It is
up to the people of Bemidii to so
develop our summer resort pos.
sibilities that they shall be ire
ably attractive to the outside
world. It can be done; the only
question is whether we have fore
sight and gumption enough to do
it.
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WA : w U. s. army able.
bodied, unmarried men no
tween ages of 81 and 81 cit;
zens Of United States. Of
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruitine
Omcer, Miles block, Bemidii'
Minnesota. -
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Minnesota & International.
In Connection with the
Northern Pacific.

Provides the best train passenger
service between Northome. Funkiav
Blackduck, Bemidii, Walker
and intermediate points and Mime.
apolis, st. Paul, Fargo and Duluth !,
ana al points east, west and south.
through coaches between Northome !.
and the Twin Cities. No chance.
OF cars. Ample time at Brainer5 +
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ADJUSTMENTS
j. w. Mcconnell as "OthelIo. .

j. W. Mcdonnell as "OthelIO.'
Mr.. Mcconnell who plays the
part of Othello in William Ovens
production of that name has ap
peared with every great actor on
the American stage. While still
boy he was a member of the
great California Stock Co., when
that organization numbered
among its members Lawrence
Barrett, John Mccullough, Tom
Keene, Bella Patenian and Mrs.
Judah. He has played With Ed
win Booth, Barry Sullivan, E. L.
Davenport, Madame Jansauschek
Adelaide Nelson and Mary An
derson.
Association with these great
artists has of course had it's eff.
feet upon his acting. The dis
tinguishing trait in all great
actors is authority, they know.
Whereas the raw and the crude
show their lack of knowledge in
their uncertainty of movement
and crudeness of delineation. the
actor tried and seasoned in the
great school gives color and
severity to every thing he does.
This is the effect in Mr.. McCon.
nell's "Othello" at the City Opera
house July 10.
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It IS hardly truthful to say
that John D. Rockefeller has
given ten additional millions to
education. He has disgorged it.
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Why So Slow.

IT IS predicted that the state
census will snow not more than
a gain in the states population
of $4,000. This seems little for
a five years growth but we believe
the main reason for our failure
to show larger growth is set
forth in this excerpt from the
Minneapolis Journal: s'The ex.
PLANTATION of the slow population
increase is that thousands of
Minnesota farmers have been
caught up by the wave of i'm mi.
grafton to cheaper land in the
Dakotas, on the Pacific slope or
in the Canadian northwest. Some
have contented themselves with
investing in the low-priced lands,
but others have gone to settle on
their newly acquired acres and
try their fortunes.
The movement is temporary.
Minnesota's superior advantage
for home and farm seekers are
being recognized, and iudicious
advertising is producing a re-
action that will add rapidly to the
rural population of the state in a
few years. Fertile soil, superior
climate and nearness to markets
are yeasons that will apply to
level headed farmers and bring
them from the older states to our
borders
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WANTED-Good girl for general
housework. Good wages In
qulre Alb American Ave.
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Estray.

There came to my place, on
section II, town of Frohn, five
hogs five to six months old,
weight about Is to 100 pounds.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying all charges.
J. b. Swenson, Box IS, Bemidii,
MINI.
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s s@ P 10 NEER e..
=. Want COLUMN e.
Try aPiOneer Want Ad--lc a word
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Go girl for general
homework, Mrs. r. Gilmore
corner Fifth st. and Beltrami
Ave.
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WANTED-To buy ole or more
row row, boats for fishing. Well
built, fat bottom boats, Lock
Box 204, Bemidji, MINI
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FvvVvvvv~pupu4
, B Ba rs N @ r 7 II ]
:, T ! i pE Z COUNTRY I
Moorhead claims 4, 749.

Belle Prairie farmer dies of
lock1aw.
Log jim FIVE miles long at
Little Falls.
Bull dog flies are breeding
fast up MOI tn.
Even Jupiter Pluvius has to
draw breath now and then.
When it really stops rainil g
Kelliher will rebuild those camps.
The eagle screamed at Pill
lager as she never screamed be
fore"
The Detroit Standard gives up
The ghost and the Record has a
monopoly once more.
The Crookston Times buys
green and yellow automobile with
which to run down subscriptions
in the Red River Valley.
According to the Budget IL e
assessed valuation of Interna
ional Fills is $3979. Lucky they
do not have to use this for a.
measuring rule.
According to the Border
Budget country editors popu-
larity is measured by what he
keeps out of his paper.
What has become of our good
old fashioned summers? Wei
would like one for change.
Wadena Pioneer Journal.
Don't be impatient, G. G. When
your heirs are spending your life
insurance, you may be having
San old fashioned summer" all
theyear round. -Fairmont News.
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The Duluth Herald has a
column in which it assumes to
reflect the opinions of the state
press by means Of clipping from
various papers of the state. It
appears, however, that the column
is in exclusive charge Of the
political editor for it contains
nothing but the wranglings Of
the extreme elements of the re-
blican party over last fall I'M
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INSCRIPTION SIS PER YEAR

E'The man who excuses himself
from Advertising on the plea that
he hasn't time to attend to it,
should sell out and get into some
business that he has got time to
attend to-"
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RUSSIA will certainly have to
go away from home to get peace,
There j. none within her bound
aries.
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pleasantness. Fall to tooth and
nail, gentlemen, the Herald will
freely help you to a hearing.

At THE + resent rate of precipi-
tation it will be necessary to have
an extra session Of the legislature
at st. Paul for drainage purpose
instead of.a drainage convention
at Crookston.
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WANTED To fill your wants
Nothing does it like a Pioneer.
want ad.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-05-17
SUAfAc.
SOAfESVILLE.
May 10.

The schooner Z. T. Hamor arrived here
Saturday with freight for the merchants.
Miss Lawson has had the grounds
around her cottage prepared for summer.
Mrs. Lora Whitmore entertained the
United Church workers on Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Elizabeth Kittredge, after an alb
sence OF seven months in Derry, n. H., is
home.
G. F. Arnold, of Brookline, Mass, is
here to look after the construction of his
cottage.
The launching of L. f. Pray's boat ON
Thursday afternoon was the event OF the
season. Old and young turned out. She
is fine craft, built by Mr.. Pray during
the winter. She win be used for sailing
parties.
Nav Is, j.