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The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

''Doctor, what does it mean when a
man ho?lers when you dig lhto a
tooth % "That hs has lost bis nerve" !"
- Ard aLe1: :ie doesn'; hoIleI?" Hem
P-la: also meats that lie has lost his
te1ya. Houston Post.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

The New Madam, your hus-
band is lying unconscious in the libra
ry with large box beside him and
crushing paper in his hand"
Madanl-"Ah, my new hat has come 70
Lille.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

II see Tooter has a job in an orches-
ira. | wonder what his pay is." "Give
1t up" "Haven't you any idea what
wages cornetist should get?" "Sure !
'The wages Of sin is DEATH .'''-Phila-
dalphia Ledger.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

1t Is pleasure to take DIR. Dale's
Little Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic
effect upon the liver. Sold by E.. r.
Whitehead Il Co, Scotland Neck. and
Aeggett's drug store. Hobgood.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

Backache is never known to those
persons who take an occasional dose OF
Pineules. The value Of the resin OBJ
tanned from the Pine tree has long
been recognized in the treatment OF
diseases of the bladder and kidneys.
One dose Of Pineules will give relief.
and one bottle viii cure. Sold by E,
I. Whitehead & Co, Scotland Neck
and Leggett's drug store. Hohgocd.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

"Dear," said the melancholy wife,
il you die first you will wait tor me,
there cn that iar shore, won't you?''
L guess so,' replied her husband
YEARLY. I've always had to wait for
you everywhere / go."--Philadelphia
Press.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

pinesalve acts like pouItice. Best
thing In the world for boils, burns,
CRACKED hands, letter, etc. Sold by E.
I. Whitehead & Co., Scotland Neck,
and Leggett,s drug store. Eobgood.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

A London magistrate has handed
down a decision that $3.50 ia enough
for man to pay for lis wife's Easter
bonnet.-A:lanta Constitution.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

The sharp shrinkage in spring qua
no sales tells the story Of cotton acreage
reduction.-Atlanta Constitution.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

Mrs. Housskeeper-Jane, are the
eggs boiling? Jane Oate OF Boston)
-Alo=t asstlsedly not, madam, ! may
safely say however, that the water is
IL which they are sed-Philadel-
phia Press.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

'Violei !" called the old gentleman
rom up stairs, "What time is it?" Il
don't know, pa" replied Violet. "The
clock isn't going" "Wel!, how about
the young n?"--Brooklyn Life.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REM.
LDY THE BEST AND MOST
POPULAR.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06

"Mothers buy it for croupy children.
railroad men buy 1t for severe coughs
and elderly people buy it for la GRIPPE
say Moore Bros Eldon, Iowa. "We
sell more Of Chamberlain's Coue b
Remedy than any other kind. Il seems
to have taken the lead over several
other good brands" There Is no ques
ton but this medicine is the best that
can be procured for coughs and colds,
w'iather it be child or an adult that
is fflicted. I always cures and cures
quickly. Sold by all druggists.
The commonwealth., 1905-04-06
SEAB GARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

:. DIRECT LINE
10 Principal Cities North
rSOuth and Southwest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
FINISH FIGHTS THE REAL THING.
Ju,fu,rnnuu nrJurnnn tnnnnnIJu u,nnnrnIuv,

Ny coming battle with charley Nil.
chcll win be withou, hard feelings
says John h. sullivan because
We have been pretty good friends
since the time We occupied cells IN jail
IN France, After our hard and bloody
ngh, at ChanlIlly the French cops ar.
rested us, II was a long way from Bos'
ton common, hadn't recovered from
the chin got nghtng IN the rain ana
mud, ana Mitchell was sore inside and
out because Of the cloutlng had hand
cd him. ! was pretty lonesome and
when ! growlcd at the turnkoys they
pellcd me with porleyvoos couldn't
understand
Mitchell could tank n sort of ham-
strung French that tho Keepers could
puszle out, hut ho wouldn't say much
TO me, | tried 20 get Charley 90 be
nice and talk 10 me, but nj first he
wouldn't say much that was NJ 20
print | folt the chill coming back for
another call and when Charley found
that II was necessary for me To have
some brandy, he pigeon. Fronched the
news TO the keepers and they like good
chaps, produced, Mitchell TOOK hooker
himself and II eascd his wounds 10 that
before we got our release we were prot-
~ good friends, charley IL n good mix
or, when we got free of the dungeons
| invited Mitchell TO have dinner with
me, and he accepted the call, AZ hc
had healthy British appetite along,
"ThCros be NO snarrIng across tho
table" was the condition Mitchell put
nn thn llnnpr iuNiiuIlon
mot any" said l. ~ won't even
throw a plate AT you
That eating contest was 10 nnlsh,
ana those who saw W. put away the
food declared II a draw
MY advice ~ young mon who want
| 20 get ON IN tho world ", "Bo good
mixer" In my tlmo | hove met an
Kinds of people from Teddy and the
present King Of England down to one,
Eycdc connolly ana with all I've been
able TO shako.p'day.dOy ana break
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aHHfHasssa
WHAT M'GRAW SAID
1onn Exceedingly Fresh Young Twirier
VINO Know n An

"Why w II that 80 many minor league
rlnyorR who look awfully good IN tho
AprIng practise with the major teams
down south, fan down no lNmcntahly
when the regular season opona2' some.
ono asked of Pitcher Joss of the Clcyo.
land team the other day
Fear lust plain, everyday fonr"
said the Slnt III begins 10 assert II.
SELF nv soon ~ the team starts north
There was pitcher with the Maps
ut san Antonio last year who looked
Ike u wurld.be0tor Ia mo, could zee
him ON the top round ~ American
league pitchers and myself IN the min.
orR until we started our 2lggng course
Tor the north The farther north we
got the worse he grew, unlll when u
was time 60 open tho season IN 81
Louis he was nll In, II was foar--inst
plain fonr.-thnt allied HIM
"A young fellow from some rodsnpplo
League Joined the Baltimore club when
I was with Mcthnw IN 1901 snys Jim.
my Jackson, zone day he came on the
field IN a bofuddlod condition ana start.
cd IN 10 practise
Here, sonny said Mcdraw where
aid you get it2'
Honest, cap, ! haven't had any.
thing bat few lemon settlers said
tho recruit,
"Well YOU run right home, said Me.
Grnw 'lf lemon and settler makes
You feel that way ! shuddor to think
what wil hophon when You got IA
travelling with Donlin and the rest Of
This bunch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

Thoro has been po much printed and
snll about Marvin lhW'H claims lu the
champIonfhip That everything pertain.
my To him Is interesting Lou House.
man who III nothing II not loyal Ia Jack
Root In a lotlor attempts tp dofcnd
llnrtR claims, ana thereby boosts
Roots stock Here ~ what Lou says
Marvin Hart Of Louisville, Keeps the
center NJ tho stage, and the spotlight
man has been given the alternative of
Keeping the glow focused nm the star
ur quitting hlH sou,
In Louisville, on the arrival Of Mnr
YIN, MS loyal iownsmon ran amuck I'm
their heroic ondonVor to do hin honor
Bands mot him ut the depot escorted
him 10 the bauquollnR han, Wlncd,
dlnod ANA made much ~ him.
And why not2 They tell you that,
out IN California the native son ecnl.
lnont n ~ pronounced ana ~ strong
that others than native sons never got
q chance 20 put In word odgowsu.
rms N "a quality 90 be- commended
rather lhnn condemned, Ana II this III
to I'm California, why not IN KontuckyP
There are those who are trying 10 rid.
iculc the modest claim u Hart 10 tho
fcllnqulshcd ,ltlo NJ heavyweight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

nh'c, While horsomen rcnllzo tho Im-
ioraugc nj ul, Mo .,,,,, u,o ,,oror,l
49,, wv WV "'''
"''"'''N l'lhlpf 40 not
The wCos uu under the auspices ~
the Wrstrrn RnclnIg nssoointl,n. ana
all ,,. .......,. '..., ,'
''''' WIN VT 'oNuu'''u u'"V'
WV INl'H governing the American Nut-
lhe association Tho races win hc
w |",''" Wy Mr. W. \. Jones OF the
noWGnn 'S.o'mlon ana he has spared
glyn Juno or luplr or expense To
WS0oo,' l"h'lH d. Rreal meet over
oi 0n 'l .I.h mas heon hung up, ana
m,so '"0'N mas TO do TO get n nlco
pIn,''n u No. put ON a horse that can
SNOW nm ~, no NV ,u,u W uulu' nlI "
There WI ho "hnn, ,on 'i,unu s'W ,,
noW. uuli.,a ,,I Nv, '"' ,,nln'' W
coming rv,pia WV p,m.',,vl,n nv'' ~ NV
,poodslcw maj hp,o hol un',,nSS,o,"inu Nv
western ..r.lu in n,,,,, , Xxx. , ,,u
Springa vim IA, ,r.'NVn "iu ,w93iu1u"
70 these nII lhr fnsi onns nn"u ''I ,n
@lt lko mu pn,rons ylIl bc np hnnT
A fouwu 0r lhr mrei vill me m" WIN,
hIng races, The plour,n, onoh L',, ,,nl
70 varied Nhoro viii he harness "yonis
q well Ul unnlpp rncns nnI on ,ho
.,n, lhn" VIM ho "A biz match rnrc he.
,Mc'n ioug NJ the rasioT, horsos ovcr
mrN nero They are Jun Wilkes ANNA
nSdp'' IN" MoOrcgor and May Thorn,
i0y., 0''.. should nut up n sonsn-
V .,. 'uNtHlc for nrst money BcsIdoa
Nav, . more Is an added purse NJ
n % oo "a h.r nluromonl for the animals
pn.
ot INV, I..' July ~ win be- feature
h,,"' ,..'o ON that day the Elks win
M ''0Hu NJ practically everything
ron,ug, U'n The main stunts 10 be-
wW", o.I oNdor the n, p, q, T.. boys
D. mn,. O' ODD" big chariot rnco ana lho
gVE '.... All the fastest and most
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

ho told Mai Thomas there must be
Yomclhing wrong because 40 few bids
were made, ana tho major said he was
not In the habit Of selling youngsters
mot right and offered ~ take Dom.
mo of hie hands then nnd lhore,
Fudge cost sl2O as u yoarlmg Henry "
Navarro, shiOOi The parOdcr $1,000,
Tournaments 1890 Sensation, never
beaten, t2,b2i, Herbert the good handI.
cap horse, 800 NasturtIum, Sl,lOO, ana
80 on,
This IL not docrylng large prices, hut
The reverse, whore everything else In.
dorsea the purchase, but II should rath.
or point tho lesson that NO sNnc man,
with capital at hand, shoul doyor let
any wen bred truc'mado yonrllng 30
out Of the nng NJ less than $500, lc
may ana WIll mako mistakes, but
Whoro he gets ono success In ten II VIII
surely nay him handsomely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

IN 10 Paris and take vocal lessons Tor
year, when she lelt that she would
be able 20 shine In grmd opera ana
earn enough money 10 Keep the entire
family In splondor Fll2slmmons con.
scented To this arrangement
II Is whispered IN theatrical circles
that the young woman who Wae an
actress before she married the great
lighter would not again return to her
Preside but that she would remain I'm
Paris, II ~ the purpose Of ascertain.
INK the facts In the case that Flt2slms
mons Is now en- route 30 Paris,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

champion The argument " made mat
JenrIcn cannot hand the title over 70
one after the fashlon IN which he would
present Quitclnlm 20 some one Of MS
10 lately acquired building lots IN Los
Angeles, suppose he cannot Is lhore
amy heavyweight now before the pun
lo who can put up better clam TO
the title than can HART
Fltzsmmons ls out of positively
Corbctt disayows any claim to tho
title
Gus Rubin has long since ceased TO
be a serious contender
Gotch " an unknown quantity
Jack Johnson has already suffered a
defeat NJ the hands NJ Marvin
George Gardner was whipped by Jack
Root the last time the pair met ana
Hart won over Root
IN the meantime, along might como
John Willlo or a Mikc Rchtoch Or
possibly again, u jack Root Dud top.
bio over the doughty colonel hut unlll
such time, neither " these would be
considered az taking Il tcnuOo position
IN dlsputIng the claim OF Hart
GIVE unto Hart that which IN llWta
Tho kontucklon WIS lucky enough 10
Rct away with H. hut he did, ana sum.
Client unto the day rs Tho oyll thereof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
JUST A LITTLE LUCK,
some Gren, Horses that Were bought
Tor n song,

As II few instances ~ what can be 80.
Vuicd by II little horse experience, the
grout Morollo Wpa sold FOR 800, passed
over by half u hundred men who should
have known better ~ later have $780,
600 refused for him, winning the Fu.
tnrIty when a nick horse, Hamburg
Relic was void for $4,000, ana Sidney
pOgot had almost To be dubbed into
buying by William Enston, and, hay.
INK secured her offered her tO the late
william e, whitney for the same
amour, year later and also TO two
other mon,
Mr. whitney agreed to take her, hut
withdrew, when his son remarked they
had already the same blood az the
stud. Vet Mr. pAgct freely gave $40.
600 for two Watercress youngsters,
WNtcrllght ana another which did not
turn cut particularly we'll Racclnnd
was sold for $40, TO be later sold TO the
hate August belmont for $4,000 M q
goldIng Last ycnr chimney Sweep, u
ue,iul horse, went ont without bid,
JAmep r. koene would never have
bought Domino hu, Tor Ension, whose
Judgment was opposed by FoXhall
kccnc ana hIs trainer, Wynhom wal
den.
Even when MIR Kccno had secured
the colt later 10 vi nhm over 100000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

even, An tho men IN my business who
have stayed long before the public
were follows who were able 60 mako
themselves popular when out Of tho
ring Jofrrios never had many strong
friends, although winning many ad.
mlrers by his work. Fils has been pop.
ular ana IA always good card what.
ever he does, Corbctrs hnt,hand was
always spreading and he passed out
early Jack Dempsey held his thous.
ands Of friends 10 the end
| am having happy days rlght along
because made frlonds who stuck Per.
haps | paid fun prices for popularity
but I'm satisfied, Every town ! hlt on
my travels there aio friends waiting
with the glad hand. and the icy milt
I've never folN Had | been u prlg In
the days when the goose was hIRhor II
would have been down and out for
yours truly long ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

preparing FOR a season Of Shahcspctr.
can tragedy Gus Rubin thinking over
the whole matter, old Bob fitgsm.
mons, the man who despite Ms years,
could win against any Of them, Is bound
Tor Paris,
According TO All accounts IN musical
ana theatrical circles, as wen as pu'
gllislc quarters fil2slmmons, after n
chockerod matrimonial career n once
again sailing IN the troubled waters Of
doub, and adversely \ short time ngo
Mrs, Ft2slmmons, VINO has a strong
but not cultivated voice, proposed q
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had club set that dldnt think
would win the championship
The Rr0y hairs ON the old chIcfs
head stood for dipnppolntmCntH I'M basr-
bail, for while 'Cummy' IL among the
lrsi six leaders of ponnant winners,
he has missed the mark fourteen out
Of the last sixteen attempts 4 ana
baseball general liberal and well liked,
tomiskcy has ono ambition and that Ia
to win the American league champions
ship once more,
Last season his team was I'm the ruu-
nlng until September when one or two
~ his best plNyurs went bad win tn
jurlog, ana his team went out In u
night This season the team Ia pny'
INK very smooth bail, IN fact I know
Of no bah team playing the game 49,
smoothly Ug the white son Tho chun'
ponshp bee ~ bu2gng lu their bon
nets. und oyory man N DOING u think
ms part up we'll Us comifkyN
Tho soX have hy ull odds the nncst
in0cld playing the game todnN George
Davis, with hIg iltlcon NonlH of major
league experience hug something ON
an other shurt.Wupa ne hus JDVla
upud 1aunhW into "a sorOul collins
or Hrndloy ana made pundpn ono ~
tho cloycrcN mg men I'm the business
while Donuhur has a lliOr something
on an the nrN hNsemon of The present
time Thoro are no "fOttY HcllN' plNS"
ems ON tho chicago team, and NomlAkoy
has great lpUsou tu feel well SATISFIED
with his outnL Winning iho champion
shin ~ another matter aud the rhuncoa
ARE good for several moro gray hultn tor
tho "Oh Roman" before The trick ~
turned. with Philadelphia, cleveland,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
News If Sporting World at Home and Abroad

presented q bat tu the highest scorer
in each team hmsolf mldo the best
total for the Jockeys ~ "Morny'
Cannon, who next haitcd, dispmyod, ns
also did us brother Komplon, both
getting hluhs'
Danny Mohor nude "a much hotter
display his total holug 10 The popular
Jockey Wn9 bowlcd hy Scott, ana UL
woodland was howlol hy Sponyo tor T.
a. " Martin au1rol duck and
j, Chandler together with w. loiuga,
made lho last stand the former muluug
! and tho latter T.
Tho Jockeys grand total wog 1867
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
HORSE RACE MEET
OPENS MONDAY.
rully Onc Hundred Fast Animals
VIII Compete During Six
Days
MUCH FUN FOR PURPLE DAY
rls WIll Celebrate Next Thursday
with Chlrlo, All Mule Races
Events Go unIIl saturday

pccmnnr next Monday afternoon
and continuing mlll ana including sat
u,doy afternoon, lovers OF the spor,
Al knrs horcihouls win have Il chance
IA 70, thoIr mn Of good things IN tho
racing line. Beginning Monday what
vu undoubtedly prove the greatest
,aco meet over held In Utah, win take
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
TIM MURNANE'
BASEBALL GOSSIP
Charley ComISky Always Believed
He Had a Champion
Team
PLAYERS WHO WENT WRONG
Last Season His Team Was 10 tho
Championship Running UulIl the
Best Of Them Fell Down,

Tim Murnun, the Vull known sport.
Ink wrltcr ana probably ,ho best al.
lhonly ou baseball mNN that charles
ComIskcy president of the chicago
Americans, not old bu, gray and blk
since passing up the playing end NJ
the game, Mas booking ut the practise
NJ Boston and hlH own boys from u
lone seat under lho grand stand whom
% stranger turned lu him and asked,
MT 'omlrkoy DO yen think your boys
cun WIN the chaml lunbhp"
without turning MI head from the
Held ho answered promptly ~ never
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
"pENNr" GOSSIP.

Park city and Murray baseball teams
are scheduled 20 mocuat Park clty to-
morrow afternoon,
Archie L, BIpolow, tho crack shot Of
ogden, win undoubt eddy accept the
challenge issued by John Y, sharp for
"A match shoot, But Blgelow does not
care TO have the match lengthy one,
kld Mccoy has chosen primrose with
white polka dots Cor Ms racing colors,
The Kid n partial 10 bridal effects,
After reading few pngcs about the
purity " athletics IN the east u
western man may be pardonod for a
focllng 0f sclf'rghlcousness
Wrestler lhckcnschmidt says ne was
Hooded Win NO many proportions for
fake wrestling matches while IN this
country that he dldut know which to
take INST
Although lycr Lawson has not been
on the track his Work, We have not
heard Of Manager lIcOgron falling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

Reports from Dawson city whore
Philadelphia Jack O'Brlon and Irwin"
sullivan hooked up In a 2O.round bout
on july 4, state that while O'BrIcn had
mn the better OF the bout II was called
draw for the good reason that Sulli.
van refused 90 glgn the articles unless
II was agreed that " he was ION his
feet nj the end Of 20 rounds the hight
should be- a draw
The men are rcmalchod ana win
shortly "do It again" In the mean.
time Jack O'Brcn has bought New
York drafts ana sent them TO philadcl.
phia for his share " the $4,000 Kate
they drew IN Alaska, The picking
must be good In that part ~ the coun,
try
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

Thomas the banker ana sportsman Is yey INDIGNANT after being
from
locowOy Beach MI Thomas has threatened II Mo-
Endorsed by Miss Flt2hugh After
man Mr tn that
hoaier were to be lived up TO-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

IN which n Is TO be conducted, ana the
Intense interest conlord IN IN niluir
there eoomn to bo no reason why tho
meet should not provo the leading sport.
ms uNCnl, locally, NJ the year 1905,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
Is fITz SCARED


The following comes from New York
While Marvin Hart " 8trutting about
rlmony with n rich widow, Jim Corbett
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
lHilWlQV Iz2lAX K2A|vZR
CHAMPION spRlNTeR OF THE WORLD,

Frank Kramer who claims to he the champion bicycle Splinter Of tho
world has abroad Kramer wcl known an
The tracks Of America at put all his
mas raised himself the tho
ue In this and pun honors his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

Fighters from an over tho country
are writing Ia willard Bean asking FOR
dates here but Bean r. telling them
one ana ull that there win be nothing
dong 30 tW as he is concerned, until
along IN september he has d mum,
Der NJ good cards In mind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

dead the races being suspended or
the track goinR up IN smoke I'm fact
II seoms mat the races ara hhou, as
good ls of yoro, which ia saying con.
siderable,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

jaboa white, the English lightweight
champion, who recently fought James
Edward BRIT NJ san Francisco for the
lightweight mpionshlp, IN back nt
hn homo IN Birmingham. England
when questioned M 90 the way ne had
been treated by tho American sports,
White said he was never treated better
IN an his He, ana that everything pos.
Hlhlc was done to mako his visit n
pleasant one,
lie says IN DIti he found "A speedy
Wo.handod boxer who could take amy
amount Of punishment White further
sintod that ne would make another trip
here this fall, when he would engage IN
some sNsrOund bouts before again tack.
ing BRITT Britt has promised White "a
return match,
Danny MahoE the American Jockey,
who was such "A baseball fan IN the old
days whom he WAS riding around the
metropolitan tracks has gone In for
cricket over IN England
Hero IL description from a London
paper Of "a gumo IN which Danny play
cd "Ono expected crowd at tho
crystal Palace yesterday, hut the at.
tendance WAS Disappointing M tho
lluulHnon W Jockoye cricket match,
the luttor being defeated by b.
Tho lluutsmon boltod nrpl, ana
| mudo l03, Of which number y, Scott
hil up %, q, Summers, 80 ana W, Chud.
| lrr r.
"T Cannon Ju and q, williamson
were first lo bat for the Jockeys, tho
| former soon polting to work with IA
| couple NJ smart boundary hits, but ne
was run out shortly aOorwnrd for II.
| W nollory then baltcd ana compiled
| n useful ~
! George Williamson, who, by the way,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-02-01
Blankets Returned.

The fur coat and blankets which
disappeared from Fred Foltz's place
some weeks ago were returned week
ago Saturday, but not in the upright
or decent way they ought to have been
with an apology, but by u. S. ex-
press. Seemingly the guilty party felt
too little to meet Mr.. Foltz face to
face, so took to sending the property
to the owner by express, boldly writ
ing on the box Handle with care. +"
We wonder why they should be
handled careful, so they might last
for future use? II so please be kind
enough to ask for them, as Mr.. Foltz
has new pair of blankets and could
spare the old ones while You are out
riding. But if they be lent in the
"handle with care" style again, then
please do not spell handle, handel.
xxx