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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
1OzER PITCHED A GREAT GAME
f,,ek Twlrler Had the Visitors at hls
uere,--fsnued Eleven Men and
Seemed to Enjoy IT,
rAclrlG NArlONAL LEAGuE.
YESTERDAYS GAMl'
SAT- Lake, 3, Boise, l.
ogden. 81 spokane, v

Tho Boise Infants hnd u narrow escape
nom A shut ont IN the opening game yo''
,,rdny afternoon with the salt Lak
crowd
Tho victory Was due to the mastery
work Of Toscr lie pitched shut ont bali
all through The game with the exception
n, the third inning when Boise got IN one
ran. Toscr MT Smith who got To second
on Hammond hit Ne made third ON
uBrlcn8 tumble ana scored ON Schil'B
ont The mira N tho only period that
imlso got near The homo plate,
Bul 'rosyr certainly and pitch some.
Eleven men were Tanned OUT hN ID
,pofdy slab artist the INFANTS fen Wlin
,uch regularity before T0sor That the
nns got tired llul they were reused up
some hy the sensational catches mudu hy
Thornton ana Dolmns w the seventh
Slt Lake won the game IN the llrst and
hm innings, carney Rol Walk, stole
second ana scored on Il lwU.baggrr hy
ltmas Del went 10 thlld ON q llrlon's
single ON throw to the plate llrirn
,ot second and Tommy l.enhy brought
nm both homo with u onp'haSc Smash
In The lhlld StlCkncy singled ana Drlmis
dN likewise Stlckncy died nj third
Thornton brought Dulmas IN and q Brlon
lW 10 lnllu hN lMuhhth,f 10 lrll
Ifahyt ly brought OBrlon home,
After this the homo balicrs could not
nnd stcllg worth cent 10 allowed Int
oue single after that, but Toaor was doing
things himself,
Rcsidee tanning eleven men, ne struck
tho vide out on two occasions,
Gum played third nicely for the homo
team Hahn WAS IN loft ana Carney IN
middle The teams clash again this at.
lCluoou NJ $3.50.
The detailed score followk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
WHAT JEFF WILL DO.
Told Ills preacher father Of Nj, Future
plans,

Lou llousomau IL clover W.T. lis
lHtur ~ the following Nory about jim
lcnrics' meeting with hig mthcr AZ los
"James my SON the elder JofIrlca N
quoted ~ saying, 'ls N true that YOU
have uull the ilnR2'
"ll Is dad, replied the cS'chonplon
nor good ana all"
"l'or good And ALL" answered the son
looking his sire FUN IN the eye
"Thou YOU are going 10 devote your
energies and your strength IT, moro hon.
gentleman,
"ycs. dad, mcokly responded the sou.
"llcss YOU, my boy" won't ON The odor
jonllo. VIVA, lng Of business are you
g0ng 90 engage lnP'
nm undecided father" responded the
big follow nut II viii be- one of two
lncs~rQbblne stage coaches or stealing
horses
Tho interview ended a. the train sped
on TO Frisco,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
WHITNEY'S HORSE WON,
Three NsatOIj WY Captured tho nvl,
mnni slakss NeslsrdnN.

Now work. May n More than 9lOll
persona saw Harry Payne Whlinoy'H a
year.old llllt Tuuya, ridden y lllldobrand,
win the rich belmont stakes NJ belmont
park today defeating the best Sugar.
Did colts and Mites N the cast Auglisl
IiolmontH lNndN the winner of tho
Mnddon'H hot Shot third Tanyn was
heavily played fAyorto, closing nt If Ia
5, invlng boon backed down from 4 20 1,
The belmont stakes N for lyoar,olda.
ana has total value " ta2lO Of which
SO G0O IN lo the winner and IN addition
Il plato valued AZ Al,OW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
BOOST FOR WILLIE.
CLARK grimm Gives Pitcher iioss Quite
A zig send or.

.Wnlc llogg formerly " the pitching
star, of tho Seattle Baseball club " the
Pacific Coast league, ., and also. Of
various teams In the Pacific National
has boon pronounced by Manager clark
Hrflllh Of the New YORK Americans 10
be the greatest pitching llnd of years.
lloRg has hen wen thought NJ ever since
his tp.ou with the blk league, but tho
great game he pitched against the Chi.
the reputation Of one Of the best pitch.
clH IN the biz lcug,lo,
llogg used his fisi jump bah and his
cross IRE, ana the enthusiasts Of this see.
ton viii remember that whom llogg used
70 play, ~ Butte several years ago both Of
these deliveries were peculiarly effective.
The members Of the Chicago team were
not at all backward IN STATING thai they
were up against tho Nlffosl llnc Of pitch.
my hey had seen In a long time, and the
sunday papers have since that time been
llllrd with stories II lioRg ana his won'
doIfll WORK
Another pitcher well known In Butte IA
doing good work Tor the New YORK Amer.
icnns Is Putnam formerly with the
lolono club Of ihc pnclhC. National
Americans nearly two years ago In
Spreading oi recent game IN Chicago an
eastern newspaper stated that Putnam
WAS suffering from klnky arm and that
ne was raped Into a fragile before he
Nd accumulated enough tobacco jlucc TO
gu the .spilboll going, drlfith N u man.
ngoT who docs not believe In running "A
second pitcher trying TO win u game after
The FIRST ono has lost II, however, and
altman was left to llght his own battle
10 the end,
llogg however, since his recent Chca.
go performance u one " the real heroes
IN the east lie In n son Of Congressman
Hog Of Colorado ana made his debut NJ
a professional baseball player IN one OF
the Colorado clubs, drifting from there
into the leagues Of the northwest from
where he was drafted into the big league.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
LOBsTERS BEAT INDIANS,
'bed' Gimlln's Followers ND Things In
lhs SeNenlh lnnIna,

par uimlma followers took the Rcd,
i9Int INTO camp IN their opcnng game
~ ogden yoMordny afternoon by n score
II 10 ID Tho game wns fun 0f cNClt,
INK features, In the seventh II looked llkA
turo defeat for Ogden but the Lobster
on,ned op ON hlInkhammcr and pounded
ull d victory
lloon started for Ogden, but was being
waited froolyfwhon uimlln took him
Wll ana put Hastings in In the seventh
wy men were out when the fireworks
tlatlcd. litCsno, clark ana llauscn got
vi" ana nllcd the bases Thon unmo Old
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
Los ANuEll4s, n TACOMA /

b.. hos Angeles May q los Angeles and
Tacoma Fought on another long contest
today the homo team winning IL the last
half % the fifteenth lnnng Roth Hall
game Although Tacoma made -four mora
hits than Los Angeles, two Of them two.
haggors, and played orrorloss bail
, throughout the enllro hftocn innings, they
lost by being unable a. bunch their hits
Tomqn Tor Lon Angeles ba,ted In the
run scored by the home team
score, II, H. u,
a,oH Nnso'S ''"'''t'''''''',ttu2 ?
Tacoma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II q
Rat 'dcs-llg and Spies, Fitzpatrick
and Graham, Hogan, Umpire. DaNis,
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COUNTING CHICKS, -

Elipr 10y NJ ,ho Florida ChflHhn
AuNorltc announces cditormlly that No.
hOs six hons. when during the com.
mg three years win hatch 26.3i6 chick.
ems, holf ~ which win die picmu.
wolN the other nolf he VIII moil and
eat, ana pl the beginning of the fourth
Nrnr he win have 2h16 nymR hens
ara pullolN From these. me- says, he
VIII have uu Wnluo U il33pl ID yUt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
Neuralgia
And All Other Pains
Can BE Quickly
Relieved.

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you VIII ilnd them equally cnoctye In
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wv Miles Anu.rRIn Pills cure ny
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
SCORE DY INNlN0s.
SUMMARY

stolen lnscs Raymond Miunkc,
llulh Double pays. Ferris to Raymond,
CnIW Bln,H to thiK sTuck UWt' HS
llOon, | by Hastings, 81 by knkhammor,
2, Two.ba~c hits cWls Gimn Three.
base III Clark Passed liul stanley
via Pitch l>lnkhammor linsc on halls
on lloon OF Hastings !, N klnk.
hammer o. ,lt by pitched BALL Lewis,
FORTS Sacrifice llil lloon Attendance,
800, Umpire Setloy, Tlmr Of dame l2i,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
A Positive Necessity.

Having TO lay upon my bed for II days
from. q eoyor.ly bruised log only found
Snow llnlmcnt I can ohoerfully recon.
mend II ~ tho baal medicine fOr bruises
ever sent 10 the afflicted, II has now ho'
como a positive necessity upon myself ID
! n ny I, ID MI uo,h 1ovgaWlc, Texas,
Dept u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

10 cold drAuRh,g VI .nlr 20 keen ana
Nlure, scaniy clothing. undue osposUio OF
tho throat and neck after public speaking
and slpRlng, bring ON colghs ana colds,
ball0rdB liofohound syrup s tho best
cure,
Mrs A, pnrr, Houston, Texas writes,
Jan a. 1902 zone hottie OF Ballard'a
llorchouDd syrup cured me OF u very bad
cough, II 10 very pleasant TO tako,h Nc,
tOr, 'l0O, Sold by u G, NJ l. Drug
Dept, II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
BOISE
SCORE by INNINGS.
suMNlARY.

Eanod Runs-sil Lake, 4, stolen
Bases carney Slicknoy, Saorinco INT.
nr.maa Two'bUfo llils-On fo2cr 3, on
MlN b Struck Out-By rogor, ~, by
NlNla B. Double puys-roscr 10 Del.
mas " Thornton sohlls TO kollaokoy
il by Pitched Ball'-BS To1er, smith
i"li on Bases Boise, ", salt Lake, Il
mplrC. McRoo, Timc-ij3, Attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
A FAST FLYER.

To accommodate the increasing bust.
nors the u, " H. q, Il r. has mt ON a
now tram commencing May 2lst. lonV.
ing Salt Lake for ogden at 1896 n, m,
Returning leave Ogden at glb y, m, ON
tln0 uvciy day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
PORTLAND, T. OAKLAND. \.

Portland or May a Portland bat.
ted Moskimon AT oppoltunc ,imos today
N the game with Oakland Although
Isslok was hit as freely nv the Cali.
forn'n pitcher he was moro successful In
Keeping the hits scattered, Attendance,
HcoIei II, H. T..
IoI,lull 'ni'''I'''t'st'i,r'it,s
'hNlnnu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Batteries. Esslck ana McLcani Moski.
man ana Bytnos
lmpirc-k lupf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
SMITHS FLOUR

with HlfuFhn
,ll"fWlg M snlo ana scored dimn and
lluuscn Tho detailed score follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
PARK CITY AND
RETURN, $3.50
Via ID, a n, O., Sunday, Nay qBth.

special train leaves salt Lake . A, m,
Returning leaves Park City y, m,
Baseball contest, Murray w PARK CITY,
Grand opportunity 10 ,islt the mines,
Tickets good Oh regular train
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

San rrancisco, MAY u Seattle was
able Ia secure but three hits ~ Henley
ana barely escaped u shut out 10y kano's
fort was bcing made 10 catch "A man AT
second The locals fol ON charley Hall
for Two hits In the fourth inning and
Three IN The sixth allowing toinl of SIN
runs gnd moklDs the days sport rather
Onossldcd
scofob, 4, H. V.
san if0ncisco ,pur,uuuuu,n6 ;
'''''' iH''i''t'ipstttttit,'ts !
:, batteries Henley and wilson's Hail and
Umpire. porrino
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ONLY $3.50
Logan and Return,

May alW wa OREGON shot Limo. spccl.
AL lroM leaves SAT- lnkc ut illO p, M,
cry Ticket once sOl Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

Wll overcome indigestion and dNfpep.
rul regulate tho howch ANA cuw liver
and kidney complaints, II w tho best
blood ourlchcr and luylgoralor IN tho
world II N purely vegetable. perfectly
harmless ana should you ho "a puitoror
lipm disease you win use Il v you are
wise.
H. N Andrews. Editor and Mar Cocoa
ana NUuklrlRO news, Cocoa ma, writes,
~ have used you llorbinc IN my fHms
llN nnd nnd II "a moal excellent mtdlciue
IT, 'hUrN upuu m"Sclf have hron mark.
lN" ,0r pold b. =. g. N. l. Drug Dent, ID
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WESTERN LEAGUE,
SIOUX cry. A, DENVER o.

Sioux CITY May q Sioux city made il
two slr0ehi from Denver today Tho Wis
itors could not hit Jnrrolts curves ana
would have ben shut out had not tho
homo team made two errors In tho ninth
Score H. II, E,
SlpnN 'llN u,nnu,ur,u,rrt,uO II ,
Denver u',uur,utuiu,,nD, 9
Batteries -larrot and Bnorwald I'm.
Gle VOllcndorl ana lucia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

batteries I'cOnlon and Bergen, Egan
and warner
Two'haso mn Dohbs Ihrro,bnsc lTis
lirlgoll Home Run emOot Bases un
Tails IN fcnnlon y struck on By
Scnnlon, ? by ERan
l'mplrcs klom and ltmslt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

FREE Wrlle TO lls for l,rcg rial
E. or,IN' sywmps'SS'ms 0I 'ISni '"SSouy
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V"N1ViuGe, ELlxIlART, IND
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

u In ten times easier 10 euro coughs,
Group Nhouplng'cuugh and al lung
qua bronchial affections when the
hoNol9 nrc opcn kcnncdy'a Laxative
llonoy ana Tar n The original Laxative
clH ana cNpols an cold from the system,
cuts he phcRm, cures an coughs ana
strengthens weak lungs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Detroit May 2l..Douol made II three
oOt of four from New Work. In one Of the
Nclrdost games ever seen horp. puwrn
n ns,,.9 "MH ,nN,mk 0na Nllson SIS botO
Score A. H. "a
,,clo,l ,'"u'u1t,1t'l,.tttttt n 2
Now YORK ,u,,,,,,,,,,,.,n,,,,., 0
Bnticllot liilson Mullm. sullivan and
nrllli Powell Putnam Hogs GrIfnth,
hlclnoW ana Mcclure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

llhruloR l'lninh Reservation Town.
shin Man ana Guide, 10 cents coin, at
BOOK stores on on &c. 2ud West &C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

Batteries Willl ana loNrrmnn, llar
prr Ewing and Nchlcl
irND.bngp liliH Moilnnn DoNclmau,
Inrpornn N Ome Riln,sRohrlng, Bases ON
Halls On Wlll2 4 or Harper, o. struck
ont ~ NlllN 4, by Harper 2,
lmprp.. llaurcNno,
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pLIEs. el ATIII.llrlrs.

cleveland a., May u Cleveland splil
even with Philadelphia today Winning
N the ihilioonth inning on hits by
btoynll and Rhodes, ana two outs rlcVp,
mnds thrcr errors gave Philadelphia 3
nuns, Attendance gSN.
score r. H. 10
Philadelphia .,.,,...,.,,.,,,,,,N o J
Batteries. Rhodes and Bcmls, IIenlcy
and Suhrock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

visitors failed "a score w ~ the ninth In,
nlng, whom hmoot drove out liner that
resulted IN n home run, Attendance, 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

New YORK. May u, Cincinnati lofonlod
Nov YORK In \ loninnlng game today,
Inability Ia MI the opposing plloholA was
me main cHllHp ~ the mono team \ dclnul
Attendance, p,Np
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

and Abbott,
Two.bapc Hits llrnnsncld, TITUS, .pooih
Casey rhrco-bneo lllls-chunco, Mngcc
Homo Runs Casey Doom struck out
~ ,puEsslc,nrS, , q BY WolMoy ,s.ansCs OF
Umpire. Johnatone,
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nrAIirIia. m rnl.TR. 2.

Philadelphia May ~ tlonn hitting ny
the local tenn resulted IN rather easy
victory over chicago today Attendance
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Pooling
With Chance

sing poor nour Nv foo,ng
WIN. chance, You won, save
NnylhlnH ana YOU may lose n
whole batch Of bread ocrusIon-
ally.
There rs satisfaction In using
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

The power Of advertising
Isn't one per cent Of what il
would be II il wouldn't print
lies,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Won, Lost ne
WESTERN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

nouon, May p, ~piilsburg hi The bali
nj win today ana easily defeated hos ton
II 10 I, Nok was hntiod ON of TIE b,N
mccccdcd him Jared lllllo boltor AZ
tendance, aW,
pl,smrg ,,nn,nn,,,n,uuruull "
boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ] !
BATTERIES Lower ana polw NolE, llnr'
ley ana Moran
rwo.bnso llilr..Iocch lNlmcr Potts
ThIor,hnHo lIliN lecch clark llnsoS ON
Halls on Nok, 4 M Harley J, or L'ev'
or, l. struck out~ly Harley " by loei'
or, D.
rmpIvc -O'DlN
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a"HfHsHiH"
HnpERllAa. NJ rARplNALa.

Brooklyn May n Brooklyn defoo ted
~, Louis today by score Of " l. The
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WHITE son, :. Senator'S.
BROWNS, o, CHAMPS. 8.

st. Louis, May y boston made a
Mong bid for iodnys game. thp hat OF
ih.. series, IN lhc ninth inning but llur,
out ,lho locals winning by a score uf 10
D Attendance 200, ~. III
s1of, II ",
h"0'"ll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I.
batteries Pony ana sugdoni Tonnp.
hil CrlRcr and Mouovcn
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
Time TO Can a Halt.

The Rev. DR.. Newman smyth Of
New Haven, who has lately been try
Ing to reform Connecticut politics.
told q funny story the other night OF
two Scottish ministers who were MAX
Ing New Years calls together among
the members of their congregation. II
seems ON such occasions it IL custom
airy IN Scotland TO bring out bottle
Of Scotch" for the entertainment OF
the clergy Having paid several Wis
It's, one of the parsons began to be a
little worried and suggested to his
assistant that 1t might be well for
him to stay behind (while he himself
went ahead and see whether he no.
tced any popularity in his walk. At.
ter careful observation the assistant
repiied: You walk all right; but
who'sh that with yer. New York.
Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

Frequent baclsachc and distressing
pains, accompanied by offensive dis
charges and generally by irregular
and ,scanty menstrnation indicate dis
placement or nerve degeneration OF
the womb and surrounding organs.
The question that troubles women
is how can II woman who has some fe.
male trouble bear healthy children?
Mrs. Anna Potts, of $40 Park Avenue,
Hot Springs, Ark. writes:
My Dear Mrs. Pinkham:--
During the early part Of my married life |
was delicate in health both my husband and
were. very anxious for child to bless our
home, but had two miscarringes, aud could
not carry n child TO maturity. A neighbor
who Ind been cured by Lydia r.. Pinklam's
Vegetable Compound advised me TO try il.
did so and soon felt that | was growing
stronger, my headaches and baclsaches left
mo, had no more bearing-down pains, am,
felt like new woman Within year |
became the mother of strong, healthy
child, the joy of our home Lydia K. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Is certainly a
splendid remedy, and I wish every woman
who wants to become mother would try It. J
Actual steril.ty in woman Is very
rare. II any woman thinks she Is ster-
lie, let her try Lydia II. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and write TO Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is
free TO cxpcctant or would be mothers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS /.


ton.
The ball game Friday between the
Hustlers' and the Hoffner teams re-
suited N victory for the latter. score
to 7.
The matinee races which were 10
have been given today for the benefit
of the Hustlers' fund have been post.
poned until Saturday. June 2.
DR.. w. NJ. Eddleman and w. T.
Bruchhauseer, attnded the Drummers
association at Cape Girardeau Friday
Misses Ada BonIon and Mabel Stew
art and Misses Willis maritime and
Glenn Baggott sepnt Friday in Car
bondale.
Mrs. A, Neysessions went to Jack
son. Tenn. Tuesday 10 attend the
commencement exercises. Her sister,
NJ Sc Ethel Wordsworth, being one of
the graduates.
John Warner, an aged man, who
lives in tent near the ice plant was
was robbed of $55 last Saturday night
A man belonging to the Carnival com
pany was arrested Thursday and Civ
en- preliminary hearing. He was
bound over by Judge Browning in the
sum of $500. In default of this he was
sent to the county Jail to await the
action of the grand jury.
A dance will be gwen next Friday
evening in a pavilion erected for the
event near the Anna hotel.
d. III. Slack will be floor manager
and viii introduce number of the old
dances as we'll as the latest ones, thus
enabling all who attend to enjoy the
evening. good orchestra will be
secured. The receipts will be added
to the local fund of the Egyptian TTust-
lers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
RECORD OF BRAVE WOMEN.
Teacher In New Mexico Heroine in
Emergencies

Emergencies.
In the winter Of 1904 Miss Alice
A. Blake, Christian Endeavor teach
ar in school al Trementina, N. NJ,
lound herself in the midst OF a
icourge of liphtheria. A Mexican
rove up one day with his wife and
labe, and they were. related to some
~ her pupils. She dismissed the
,chool In order that the latter might
@ out to greet their friends The
laby was fondled ana kissed and that
light It was stricken with the dis
case
Miss Blake at once closed her
'cnool and prepared for a siege. The
Asease spread rapidly and she estab-
ished quarantine as thoroughly as
sossiDle. She personally took care OF
lftyfour cases, and was then at
.sacked herself She sent forty miles
or antitoxin, but when it arrived She
lad improved 80 much that she re-
served her supply for others, and
nuFsed patients until they numbered
IN all seventy-six.
fhe scourge had run its course
ma she took a vacation, not for rest
out to attend training school for
nurses at Colorado Springs. AS soon
as her course was finished she went
back to her work, but none too quick
~ for she encountered an epidemic OF.
typhoid fever. She personally attend
ed quite number OF patients, and
nursed them all back to safety.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
ANNA.
May 81, 1905.


Miss Carrie Walter OF Chicago, ar
rived Friday for visit with her moth
or, Mrs. NJ. Walter.
f. E. Mclaughlin and family, de
parted Tuesday for Ohio. where they
viii spend the summer with relatives
Miss Mary Spring returned Wed
nesday TO her home in Aldridge, after
a short visit with Rev. and Mrs. J.
w. Hunsaker.
H. o. Stokes. of Oh cago. is visit
ing relatives in this city.
II, II. Spann and wife of Cairo, came
mp Tuesday to attend The Finch.
Dewey We ldng.
Mr. and Mrs ]. I. Davault returned
Tuesday from a several weeks visit
in Arkansas,
Mrs. Reams and Mrs Bagley of Mill
Creek, We're the guests of Miss Mayme
Freeze. the first of the week.
j. X. Smith and wife of Stamps
Ark, are visiting j. N. Smith and fam
lily.
Mrs. w N. Corlis, Mrs. C. Fl. Shat
cr and MIS-. II. NJ. Sanborn spent
Thursday in Dcngola
W. c. Willoughby returned Friday
from Las Vegas, New Mexico, where
he has been employed by the Santa Fe
Railroad Co. for the past two years
Mrs. w. Masska was called to Grand
Tower Friday on account of the death
of her sister Mrs. Monroe Father