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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-08-31
Hoods C0rS0D0rili0

It promptly neutralizes the acid in the
blood on which the disease depends. COM
pletely eliminates 1t, and strengthens tho
system against its return. Try Hoods.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-24
Minor Topics

The Velva Journal with IS le-
gals, is getting rich.
The Grand hotel is feeding a
few people. Last week the meat
bill was Sill.
Mrs! Harvey G. Raycraft, wife
0fyour undertaken, is recovering
from an operation for appendi-
citus at the hospital.
o. Hagenstein of Spicer, Mimi,
is visiting his son A. D Hagen
stein and incidentally is looking
after his Berthold farm.
f. H. Welcome, president OF
the Union National bank, ar
rived from Minneapolis Sunday
to spend two days in Minot on
business.
John Hoellinger of the Wind
sor hotel has ordered a one horse
power motor and will pump wa
ter and run the hotels washing
machine with it.
Frank Martin and Geo. Van
Tuyland wives spent three hours
down the river fishing one day
the first OF the week and caught
sixty-four fine pickerel.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-24

Martin jacobson returned from
Minneapolis where he bought
| material for his new residence.
Geo. w. Burke is said to have
| the best field OF wheat in the Sur
ley country. 1t consists of IS
| acres.
r. ". Combs recently purchasd
the restaurant near Whites liv-
cry barn and reports first-c ass
business.
Officer Kimball found a set of
valuable papers bearing the
name of VIM. Purcell, Devils
Lake. He has them in his pos
session.
Born to the Rev. and Mrs.
Drexler, last Saturday evening,
a seven pound daughter. Mother
and child are doing well.
We have a number of second
hand gasoline engines for sale
from 3 H. p. down. Write us
for particulars. Minot Light &
Telephone Co. 5-lO-5.3l
Officer Kimball found a de-
funct body Of a deceased horse
near the pest house and ordered
the same buried. Dan is always
making a discovery Of some
kind. He literally has a nose
for his business.
The Crows will play at the
Opera house a week, beginning
June 14th, the week OF the big
races. They will open with ''The
Parish Priest', an excellent bill.
The Crows are always popular
and we are glad to note their re-
turn. ..... ... -.
Neil McDougall returned from
Portal where mpleted a bridge
ten miles west OF the place. His
son John is running a crew OF
men, building another bridge
sixteen miles west OF Portal. He
will build a bridge at FlaNton
and two at Mohall.
Hayes & Allen have opened a
paint shop, the first door east OF
IL Leland hotel. Mr.. Hayes is
a painter Of excellent repute,
coming from Devils Lake where
he has been located five years.
The firm will make a speciality OF
calcimining, papering, etc.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-24

RESIDENCE LOT-for sale 5Ox168
across the street from Court House.
J.W. Rode. tt.
Butter milk is sold at the Mi
not creamery at five cents a
gallon. tt
Cleanse your system of all impurities
: this month. Now is the time to take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. It
will keep you we'll all summer. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets.
w. B. HAwLEY.
Mrs Verne Smith who returned
from Iowa, where she was called
on account OF her mothers break
ing an arm, reports the crops in
a backward condition in Iowa
and is glad to get back to Gods
country again.
C. j. Sullivan the Fargo opti-
cal specialist who visits Minot
regularly will be at the Leland
again Saturday, May 9th.
Glasses fitted to relieve all eye
troubles and ailments that
glasses can cure. IT
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-24
Land Office Business.
f. c., Walther, Berthold's post
master. was in Minot Monday.

f. c., Walther, Berthold's post
master. was in Minot Monday.
Forest and Frult Trees, corn and how to
grow II in the aorth. HOLLANDS NURSERY,
If. Bismarck, N. D
J. FL. Tolnpkins has ordered a
two horse power motor for his
meat market.
j. II. Weinribe has gone to
Rochester, Mimi, where his Sis
ter is to be married Thursday.
Hurd 4 Mallory have the con-
tract for building seventy box
stalls at the fair grounds and a
$4,000 residence for f. j. Falvey.
Paul V. Mccoy, the druggist:
left Saturday night for Boulder,
Col, where he will visit his mother
two weeks. He has not seen his
mother for a number OF years,
and will appreciate a much need
ed rest.
A. 4. Dalager, who recently &C.
cepted a position with Martin
jacobson, expects his family
here soon. His daughter, Miss
Blanch Dalager. has been en-
gagged ty teach in the Minot
schools.
John S. johnson, editor of the
Ryder News bought the Knox
independent, and will start a
new paper, The Mclean County
Independent at Robinson, a new
! town eighteen miles southeast
from Ryder.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-24

Don't let the children suffer. If they
are fretful, peevish and cross, give them
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
best baby tonic known. Strength and
health follow its use. 35 cents.
w. B. HAwLEY.
The INDEPENDENT received a
communication from one OF the
prisoners Of the county Jail re-
garding a grievance. The fellow
failed to sign his name, hence we
will notpublish the article.
VIM. and David Glib, Fred
Hannah, and the Goodall Bros.
from Chilcot were in Minot Mon
day. VIM. Glib proved up on
his claim and Goodall made
yearly proof on his desert claim.
Mr.. Wakefield, agent for An
drews Opera Co., and A. f. Ba-
con OF Jacobson's Opera house
canvassed the town Monday and
Tuesday, prospective to bring
ing Andrews Opera Co. to Minot.
A good list was secured. The
company comes June 8, and 8.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-24
SURREY.

Mrs. D. H. Frantz is on the sick list
the past week.
Mrs. Mayhem and children spent Sat
urday in Minot.
The crops are looking fine after Sat
urday's shower.
Miss Gallagher and friend drove over
from Minot Friday.
c.. F.. Eaton went to Minot Sunday,
| returning home Monday.
Mrs. Hirschey and son visited with
Mrs. D. H. Frantz Friday.
Mr.. Keske of Minot is busy painting
the Eaton dwelling house.
Chas. Eaton and family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf Sunday.
Geo. w. Burke of Minot transacted
business in Surrey Thursday.
j. H. Borden of the Minot Grocery
Co. made call in Surrey Saturday.
DR.. Windell was called to Surrey Sat
urday to attend Mrs. johnson who is
very sick.
s. M. Yoder received tub of fine ice
cream from Minot Friday and since
then he has been busy serving it to the
public.
Mrs. Bletcher of this place is very
thankful to the neighbors who so kindly
broke and sowed 81 acres of oats for her
The bee was at her home last Saturday
4 miles from here.
D. c. Camp received his household
goods which were shipped here last
week from Pennsylvania. Mr.. Camp is
located on ranch near here and ex
poets to make this his future home.
Singing services will begin in the
Ounkard church at half past six in the
evening and preaching at seven. Sun.
day school at ten in the morning and
preaching at half past ten. Everybody
come.
,sMrs. Waldraf will give an entertain
ment out at her school, three miles west
of here on the evening of May Goth. L,
is for the purpose of raising money fol
schoolhouse bell. Everybody well
come.
Mr.. Hardy who was so unfortunate a.
to lose his eyesight and was entirel.
blind about a year ago, is doctorln.
with DR.. .Mitchell of st. Paul and b,
says he can see little now and is grad
ually getting his sight again.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-24
WHAT ONENEGRODID.

The darkies of the south as a
rule have an unsavory reputa-
ton for thriftiness, but j. Il.
Miller is what Booker Il. Wash
ihgton would Gala model negro.
Miller, a colored man, took up a
valuable claim south Of MinOt
sometimes ago and has improved
the place. He has five horses.
Last winter instead of shoot
ing craps during the cold wea-
ther, Miller worked for a neigh
Dor and earned a good harness.,
a COW and calf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

a bot Of $500 10 S5l has been made m
New York That no American car VIII
bo first second or third iu the Nander-
bllt cup ur'
lu club meWbar-hius as we'll as ina
diWdual members. the American Au-
tomobN. association is growing stea1-
ily Al regular meeting held last
week, the New Jersey Automobile and
MollOr club voted t0 joint the national
body ana also the New Jersey stats
orgaui1a ton, which was perfected with
eight clubs on last Wednesday, The
New York Motor club, also, have adopts
ed a resolution to joint the A. A. a.
An expert mechanic is not neccs-
sarlly a good race driver Fourner
made his reputation when he hardly
knew a commutator from carburettor.
In the Vanderbilt elimination race,
Dingley and Jardlne were the only two
men who did not show marked ncr-
yousness before the start
Eddie Bald who scored an almoss
uGbroken string Of victories, In hill
climbs and track races, with d co.'s
umbia touring car this year says that
he VIII surely be In the racing gama
next season with a. machine I'm which
he can win sitting up and back pod~
d,Iug.'
Naazari, driver OF one Of the Fat
cars entered for the Vanderbilt race,
after his first trip over the Vauder-
hllt course, declared Il rs be the best
course for such q race he ever had
seen. and Nazari has seen all the fa-
nous racing roads Of Europe
A decision I'm the test cases on the
Seldcn patent is expected from the ",
S. circuit court this fall Both sides
are prepared. I'm case Of losing, TO ap-
peal TO the q. s, supreme court and ID
is possible that a decision may be OBJ
tanned from It before the winter IL
over As the cases have progressed
the licensees appear to have grown
more and more confident Of complete
vlctory,and the vigorous prosecution ot
individuals who buy unlicensed cars,
which is being inspired by the licensed
association IS one Of the signs Of this
certainty OF the outcome.
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On Belmont Track,

New York. oct Cd. C, Johnson's
Roseben, carrying the heavy lmpost OF
li7 pounds, made q new worlds record
for six lurlongs on circular track
when be won The Manhattan Handicap
at Belmont park today lie stepped
the distance IN i'll 3-b, which is one
fifth OF "a second faster than Dick We'll
les time, made at Washington park,
Chicago IN August, 1908, The race
run by Roseben today stamps him as
the best Splinter in America Results;
First race, one mie--Strona won,
Maid Of Timbuctoo second, Arletta
third. Tlme--l;i0 As.
Second race, six furlongs-Kinley-
dale won, Accountant second, sidney
r third. Time-l:l3 S-5.
Third race, the Manhattan Handicap,
six furlongs-Roseben won, Aeronaut
second, Race King third. Time--l:1l 3-5
Fourth race, the DiXianna stakes, one
mile Dreamer won, Don Royal Sec
Ond. orc third. Time--l:39
Firth race, six furlongs--Water Tank
won, Birmingham second, Yves third
Time-l.l4
sixth race, one mile-New Mown Hay
won, Bcnoyolo second, Hippocrates
third. Time-l;3S 2-5,
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Albert C.. Captured Johnson stake Rose
ben Took Manhattan Handicap.

Lexington, Ky, oct 6-Favorites
took the four events decided at the
fourth day Of the trotting meeting here.
Results
2.lS class trotting, purse $1,000, nrst
division, unfinished from yesterday
Aspen won FIRST fourth and fifth heats
in 2lle, 2.1lA, 2l2A. Miss Kinney
won second and third heats In 2;l0A,
2llia; Belfast, Electric Maiden, Nor
dico, Altonate, uelladi ana kehlin
also started,
johnson stakes $4,000, 21t trottng--
Albert G.. won first, third and fourth
heats IN 2;l2%, 2lO&, 2'liA Emma
Brook won second heat I'm 2,llh. Billy
b., Harry Simmons, Getaway and Mar
yclia also started,
a;l3 class trottng purse N,OOO-Gold
Dust Maid Won three straight heats In
2:094, 2.10ia, 2:l8&. Dady Pauline Hell
EN- Mort, Kindest Kind, Danube and
Ballast also started
2.1S class pace, purse N000-Dan p
won second, third and fourth heats IN
2:0S. 2.O9l6; 2,0S%, Lille r won first
heat in 2l31a, Fred Miller, Tommy
Burns, johnny smoker Jimmy c, Lilly
clay Reproachless, Emil d and Miss
Kipllng also started.
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PHILLIES ARE CHAMPIONS.
st. Louis Defeated chicago aud Gave
Quskers a Needed Lead,

St. Louis, oct. Sit dovolyed upon
81. Louis, the tail lenders In the league
pennant race to finally and irreyoclbly
head OF the marvellous rush OF the
Chicago American league baseball team
and drive the final spike IN the latter's
aspirations for the 1905 penpaut, when
the coveted piece OF bunting was all
most within It's grasp, and 10 give Phil
adelphla a clear title TO the American
league championship. Almost as re-
markable as the now historic burst Of
speed displayed by Chicago on It's last
eastern trip was the reversal of form
OF the locals when they drove Dr.White,
Manager Jones premier pitcher from
the box, IN the third inning, and snow
ed the visiting team under an ava
lanche OF hits and runs practically
cllnching the game, which they finally
won by a score OF 20 g. With two
runs already counted I'm the fateMl
third, Manager Jones started 10 SUBJ
stltute Walsh for White, There was a
hurried consultation and Jones gave
White another opportunity, The next
two ST. Louis men TO face the Chicago
pitcher hit safely. Tom Jones for q
double and Koehler for a home run,
Walsh was then sent IN and held the
locals safely the remainder Of the
game, hut the damage was done, At
tendance, 1900 Score;
r. II, E.
81 Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 l
chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z 0
Batteries--Glade and Spencer. White
Walsh and sullivan,
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DENIED ONCE MORE
That Nelson would Throw nown" HIS
Manager, rilly Nolan.

NhNhkNlH iI'N N'IuU'
When Battling Nelson was ip the
city ho told the News sporting editor
positively that he proposed t1 stick 90
Nolan On spike OF reports 20 the cou-
tr8rg
On support of that comes the follow
ms from Frisco.
mot very nilsitlc story, that which
comes from Milwaukee, expressing the
belle, that Battling Nelson and Ted
Murphy me boy manager, are about Go
make up and that Murphy Ui.. handle
the Danes future matches Tho story
started ay Murpuy's friends ,s based
upon the statement that nolan has
made so many enemies on The coast
that tho clubs have declared that Nell
son cannot get any more bouts n no
keeps Nolan as his manager" IL sounds
very much Ike another knock from the
upper ten OF local first circles. I'm Nell
sons case 20 ls loving Nolan ior the
enemies he has made" Every move OK
N0ian's has been IN the Danes interest
from making favorable match 10 get
ting the money for 10, and there have
been efforts % b2lk him az every turn,
It's the gamenegs OF Nolan's fight that
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The Cnlonala Waterloo

Colonel John NJ. Fuller, Of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his Waterloo,
from Liver and Kidney trouble. In q
recent letter, he says. 81 was nearly
dead, Of these complaints, and, al
though ] tried my family doctor, he did
me no good so I got a SOC bottle OF
your great Electric Bitters, which cured
me. / consider them the best medicine
on earth, and thank God who gave you
the knowledge to make them Sold,
aud guaranteed TO cure, Dyspepsia,
BnIousness and Kidney Disease, by q.
G. NJ J. Drug Dept, al Doc a bottle.
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Farmer BOYS nefeatcd the SEMI profss-
sionai Vincent Notts.

At Bountifu on Thursday afternoon
the Bountiful baseball team a team
composed Of farmer boys, closed the
season with a game with the Vincent
Motifs, and closed with blaze Of glory
as the farmers defeated the sem-pro-
fessionals The final score was 8 to 3
The Salt Lake team seemed unable 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
"SOCKER" Ar FAIR,
Ulrska Players WnIloped the salt Lake
Team ; tn I,

At the Fair grounds yesterday after
noon there Wa a game OF "socker'
football between the Eureka team and
The Rangers, IA local aggregation Both
teams belong TO the league and it was
"a regular league game.
The Eureka bunch proved 10 be- too
much for the locals and carried of
the houurs by score OF TO J..
The Eureka players had the salt
Lake bunch outclasscd I'm nearly eve
cry feature Of the game The teams
play again this afternoon
Following IS the standing Of the
league teams.
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wyoming Comes Determined to
REGAIN Her Scalp From Utah's
Huskies,
BOTH TEAMS ARE SPEEDY.
p,ddocks Men Go il With Many New
PLAYERS and Few Veterans TO
Repeat Successes.


Football once more Is klns ana
,<r,.s a reign today that will on
""'''', -, d, is frossn oilt nv the
D STOP ""s" ~ - - ,,,,..
rute- Winds ana inc p'ou"luB ''''N7
. the faculty urging the gridWon ne
.,,l,t, to tbelr books.
wv 60, -, ,oa,,, ,,,.iysd last rleh4
The "yo ,,,. d5,,,rters at ths Kenyon
md took UP qu'i 'S,,,,,i,.,. Wv. t,'o,,1,D,
where u'y .e't.r iii5,,7 ,r,ctisa tn'g
preparatory 10 aW',lI IL sttcrr5,n
nornns ~ ''o7 ~ a., - ,,,
The gam, u W., CIV 49, 49, 'oor ,yil rc
ale OF U''h 40. .o r',Tta.' 80 i"s, ,,o,..
irecssls,E ,,..l, grnnl51 sror, ov.,. qg IN
sam" s,ns tn Cnacn NrNurry of
A,co'oins w. CV sTa,li ~ "" ' n ,,G .,J
Wyomlnb. "-' ',''' as, ,,'V 90. Wv
dably neyltt yuan . 'U9 III, ,his.
lne sI'v"l'oi ,, 10 '''- hag nc,r, G"nn
haouo'N % N'''"
Kyld' .,. ,..,,, him, ,,n,,,r,,.
Nv oI.'.si l I' .orb XIII ac.ir,t
.,irsrv loans of well trained mon
wyoming has played one game
,nlDst Maddox, knows the style ana
comes this year % see what experience
nay have taught her IA getting
Nrough .he line ,.,,--...........,.
Nedloch pas pthluu u.u. ~ v"''
q splIlt IMAM ever pelul' p"'N'"
wyetSily NoaVI' a''H 'eaIil Ill.,.
n Wyoming comes lur Su,aup'' uul-
II g 70 play ON NV u'lo' VIZ PlaC-
4 ,al'y no su lpolt III ''!' Iuo'H,s So
tens Hei lealn l7 HoV ne''''r u'oH
ne university jsa!H' r,...,... To-.
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Tennis Championship.

Philadelphia, oct. 6..-The University Of
ftnuylvana today won tho intercollegi-
Nc tennis college championship In the
|elelts +. 3 Dewhurst and II. i. Reg
|reAs and 3 Fields OF Yale In straight
Pc Score. 90. G-2 Sc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

cleveland. o.. oct. G.-Cleyeland won
loose game from Detroit today. Joss
pitched shut out ball but errors gave
Detroit three runs, Attendance 100.
Score r.. n. r.,
Cleveland .,,.,,,,,.,.,,.,.,5 10 o
Detroit ..,.,..,.....,,,,,.,.,3
Batteries--Joss and Bueow, Donovan
and Warner.
Washington oct. Washington de-
featod Philadelphia 300 "a loosely played
game today CoaNcy was hatted out o.
the box ana Waddell who succeeded
him. was wild giving live bases ON
balls and making two costly Wild pitch
rs. Attendance 2i00. score.
II. II. D..
Washington ,.,,,,,,,',o,.,lO %
Philadelphia ..,,.,,,,,,,,., ,
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DIRT AND GRAVEL.

We can supply the above IN any
amount from our work on South Temple
street or from the site OF tho Masonic
temple. See the foreman or call Shovel
& Beloher, 55 West End South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

ATTORNEYS. NOTARIES and real
estate men viii find "a fun supply Of
legal blanks az the Deseret News Book
store.
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Viuctnt-Notts,
CLASS FOOTBALL
series OF Games neains nj University
Campus Tuesday Next,

Glass football at the University Of
Utah is to begin Tuesday next and TO
end when one team proves 1t ia the
pcnnaut aggregation. The freshmen
and sophomoros start the series with
90 game I'M which each side promises TO
be about equally unmatched
e., fr q
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Second race, four and one-halT fur-
longs Charles Lamar (SmlJh up), Joe
u Gones u9), Argot JBoynton up,
T!me-,51h.
Country novelty race, hitch and start,
walk am eighth, trot or pace an eighth,
and finish mile any gait-Won by Miss
Dutch owned by Dan Mackay
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TEA

We sell what you like to
buy, That's the secret of
moneybackj nobody wants
the money.
Yr -,.e, return, our monsy & you don, lie
S.
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sTRUGGLE BEGINS TODAY

FOR the Western Football Championship
Chicago IL Weak.
Chicago O,t 1.-The struggle for
the western football championship
starts to-day Chicago. weak with sub
sututions, Vill open with Iowa, the
one dark horse OF the conference COLI
lcgos no Marshall Field Coach Stage
is doubtful over the outcome but pre-
diets a. suappy game with the Iowa
fanm n LMLI foo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

After the game, the feature Of the
Nenlng wiil be A reception at tho Uni-
Wrsity, rendered to the two teams, at
Which the patrons will be as follows;
President and Mrs, Joseph T. Kings
IlrN Regent and Mrs Waldemar Van
OF Professor and Mrs, W. r, Wilson
|ltd Dr. and Mrs, w. G. Ebaugh,
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BoUNUIFUL TEAM WON.

The Eureka team and Rangers line
UP this afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

| "A L | y Al
heatle, WASH, pll. '-.'aN''Hl lAeaa
the game mere toatE a. iait.. IN inc
Secouu illHliB He9tlu, luI seven Iu51
uvIos7 we p'ule WV" iuuI Ills. otil'litpI
"aas 'ou'Hel up LOT 10 H''S anu lI1v 90 -
all!e men smut out ule Nla'lo'7 "l'hout
IN" 'h""oe OF " run 9'o'e'
r, II. E.
Seattle ,,,,,...,.,,.,,,.",l@ ld o
oakland ''' '''''''''''''''' b
Batterles-CHall ana Fraly, SchWilL
ana Hb'hrtI Omlllt-lloWltlNa'
0al T. Iau''N''' o'V' ". LIS ',"e''g'
ihe thifd inning 10 IHe CLOSE. IN H"
mira three runs Wete scored on n brace
OF nus ana 'l lh' HeAL petloI w ualeu
was Daueu Tor a. lIIo OF sure sno's lHdI
alueu another luIIs 'IdN s curves Hau
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the money.

connect with the shoots offered by
Grant Of Bountiful while the hay heav-
ers had no trouble solving the visiting
twrlers The teams lined up 1s fol-
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

New York, oct. s,-AIthough tho New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

oct 40, Freshmen vs. Sophomores,
oct a.. juniors We Seniors
oct n, Freshmen VS. Juniors.
oct 90. Sophomores vs Seniors.
Oct "A. Freshmen vs. Seniors
oct 81, Sophumores w Juniors
a loving cup from the class OF 1895
win De awarded the team having the
highest percentage at the end OF the
series.
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BattCries-Lynch,Ph iIIIppLI IlIuebranI
and PETIT; Welmcr and Killing,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
NATIONNL LEAGUE.

PIttsburg, oct. give hits. assisted
by two wild throws and two bases on
balls gave Chicago the game IN the
fourth inning Attendance, 1900. Score:
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san Francisco, oct 6.-The Los AuEe-
les and Tacoma baseball teams, which
were scheduled TO play nj Tacoma next
week, are TO play instead at Los An
gelcs commencing next Wednesday.