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New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
TWENTY INNING GAME.
Chicago Beats Philadelphia in One Of TIE
Longest Games on Record.

Philadelphia. Aug 21-Chicago defeated Philadei
phia to-day after twenty innings Of sensational
playing by a score OF TO Z Only two other games
in the history OF major league baseball have ever
gone this many innings. one many years ago. re
between Chicago and Cincinnati. and the Philadei-
phia Americans this year defeating Boston by 70
2 in twenty inning battle.
Neither side scored until the thirteenth inning
by Schultz. earned a Philadelphia az once
tied the score. In the twentieth Mccarthy led on
with a single took second Caseys sacrifice ana
scored on Chances single. The score:
CHICAGO ....-OOOOOOOOoOOO1O 70 2
Philadelphia % OOOeOOOOOO01 - J
BatterieS-R O'Ne1l- sparks and Doon
Umpire-Johnstone. Attendance. 545T.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

house boat. were among the guests entertained by
Commodore c. NJ. Fnglis. OF the Chippewa Yacht
Club.
Among the yachts whose owners took guests 70
the races were the Lotos. owned by Mayor George
Hall Of Ogdensourg the Vesta. Commodore Law
renee. Of the Cleveland Yacht Club; the Sport, T.
P Wilbur; the Hornet. George c. Bostwick; the
Cherokee. S. H Vandergrift, Of New-York; the I'm
Company the Irene, Alexander R Peacock or the
United States Steel Corporation the Louise George
c. Boldt the Navajo W. b. Sherman, of Water
town: the W. B., W. B. Hayden; the Winona. ].
Johnston; the Presto Nathan Straus. OF New-York;
the Jean, Rear Commodore Gillespie. of the From
tenac Yacht Club; the Now Then. Commodore
Luckenbach. OF New-York; the Anabel. j. H Jack
son; the Stroller. c. T. Rafferty,; the Nereid o. G..
Staples: the Nellie j.. j. Sherwood; the Magenoma,
Senator Fulford. of Brookdale. Canada; the Sky
lark. Clifford Sifton. Minister OF the Interior. OF
Ontario: the Vicuna. j. P. Wiser Of Prescott, and
the julie Vice Commodore Costello. OF the Fronts-
Club
Commodore c. G. Emery the Calumet the
nagshlp or the Frontenac Yacht Club. and Mrs.
Emery took party TO the race.
The boats which started In the race were the
Inclose, Riverton Yacht Club; the Chip Chippewa
Yacht Club: the Flip, Hartford Yacht Club: the
t. T. r., Frontenac Yacht Club; the Solong Thou
sand Island Yacht Club the Panhard III. Columbia
yacht Club; the Skeeter, New-York Yacht Club;
the Radiun. st. Lawrence River Yacht Club and
the shooting Star III, Manhasset Bay Yacht Club.
The Panhard II and the Radium did not finish
owing 10 breakdowns.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
CHIP LEADS POWER BOATS
Speedy Chippesoa Yacht Club Craft
First IN FrOntenac Race.

Frontenac. N. Y. Aug. 24.-Ths first heat OF the
for the Gold Challenge Cup of the American
Power Boat Association was run on on the Chip
pewa Bay course to-day. The Chip. owned by j.
Wainwright. of the Chippewa Yacht Club, was the
winning boat The Incose. owned by F. Wesson. OF
the Riverton Yacht Club. second. with s
points the Solong. owned by G. s. Hasbrouck. Of
the Thousand Island Yacht Club. was third. with Z
points. and the T. z. R.. owned by A. and w. Rich
ardson. OF the Frontenac Yacht Club. was fourth.
with points. The second heat will be run to-
morrow. and the third and final heat on Saturday.
The Inclose missed winning the first heat by a
narrow margin. She led the Chip over twenty-nine
miles OF the circular thirty-me course. When she
a quarter OF a mile from the finish line her
engine met with accident and she came to a
standstill. The Chip plunged ahead and won with
ease. The boats were started according to their
handicap, so that the first boat crossing the line
the winner. A wild shrieking Of steam whistles
and sirens from the assembled yachts greeted the
winner as she crossed the finish line
Though Chippewa Bay is some distance from the
majority of the summer estates the various ISL
ands here there was a brave show of yachts and
house parties at the Mr.. and Mrs. o. H P.
Belmont Harold Vanderbilt and Mrs. w. B. Leeds
who spending ten days George C. Boldt's
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants and Cincinnati met in double
header at the Polo Grounds yesterday. and the
Giants won the first game by a score of to o.
The second contest had to be called IN the ninth
inning on account of darkness. with the score
tie at 6 to s.
Mathewson pitched in the first game and gave
a rare exhibition In the fifth inning the local
men clinched the game by pounding Checks de-
livery all over the field and piling up four runs.
His error in this inning also helped the Giants
in their rungetting. Bowerman's catch in ths
second inning OF Seymour's fly featrSe
of the game.
In the second game Anes and Ewing were the
opposing pitchers, and both were hit hard. AT
the end of the fifth inning 1t looked If the
contest was safe for the visitors. but then the
Giants began to bunch their hits. In the ninth
inning four consecutive singles made it possible
to tie the score. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
LAWN TENNIS AT LIrcHFIELp.

The lawn tennis championship OF Connecticut and
Presidents Cup open challenge tournaments will
be held the courts Of the Litchfeld Club Litch-
field Conn, under the auspices OF the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association. August o. 80
g. September 1 and The following events will
be contested:
Mems singles-Piay TO begin Tuesday. August %.
a N
Mems DOubles-Play begin Tuesday. August 2s at
..
Consolation singles-Thoss beaten IN the nrst actual
match will be eligible.
Suitable prizes will be given 10 the winner of the
championship singles, the runner-up the winner OF
the consolation and the championship in doubles
All entries must be received before D. m. Mon
day, August & addressed TO Harrison Sanford sec
retary tournament committee. Litchheld. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
Mr.. oDELL AT GOSHEN RACES.

Aiodletown. N. Y. Aug. 24-Good racing was en-
3oyeo at the Goshen track to-day. where ten thou
sand people witnessed the events Minnie slumber
"lneh TOOK three heats in the 2:20 class pace was
lne oAly raVorlte TO win Ex-Governor OdeI was
present watching each event closely In tbA 2.2a
LoI A4HrpGy was substituted for Nuckols as driver
OF Ellaily fletcher. The summaries: - o'
Pacing g22 class; purse $500; unhnishe5 ves,s,a,,
third. Best time 2.lO& -. NSNO4'~' 1-'la <Neo
racing 40 class purse S5o0--Won OIL
- e thEee straight heats Major Brtro secons. So,11
IZ Ch1nles, third Best time --Ns--3 OSHN-
,,s1Ss -V etSss: purse S5Oo)Won by srdar IN three
tine alss- O"Fs wood second; Roy B.. third. Best
-r,tePs- 80 class; purse s50O-won BY Emily
time. 2.l9&. - NNANeei' uliTa' Sset
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
FAvoRITEs LOSE AT wooNsockEr.

Woonsocket R. L, Aug. A-Eavorites Jared badly
In the races at the local track to-day. In the 225
trot and the 2:2 pace Eastern Morn and Red Jacket
were decisivey beaten The 2l9 pace was stopped
by rain. after the picked horse George NJ had been
nearly distanced in two heats Summary:
Pacing t22l elass). purse s30o-GeneraI Starr
straight heats. Time 2:20A, 220a, 223A Throstrup
vas second and Arrow third c. o. D.. Red Jacket and
Blue Belle -
Trotting 23 classl, S30o-wIlle J. won second
third and fourth heats and Time 225A 228 2:28
Sarcenas' second won first heat Tine 2:27A. Beck
sargeant was third Aphalar and Eastern Morn also
Pacing 1e clsss) 500 Diminished; four heat.
eteolCLanehow won second and third heats Time
Z:1S5<' 2:lsS. Louise d. the heat Time
George NJ the fourth heat Time 2Is Other STAT
ers were Fred G., Gainhurst Louise Stanley
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
QUIET WINDUP AT SPA.
DOLLY SPANKER'S STAKE.
Bookaes" Lcacc Saratoga by Tram
Regulars Haze to Walk.

saratogs N " Aus. 2z.-The most successful
meeting the Saratoga Association for the I'm
movement OF the Breed OF Horses has known
since its restoration by the late William c.
Whitney. a few years ago. came TO a close this
afternoon. Not only has the meeting been sue
cesstul from a monetary point OF view but the
racing itself has been by far the most brilliant
OF the year.
To the regulars. who have not picked winners
with unerring accuracy. the note Of the last
bugls call to the post was In the nature OF a
reveiIle and scarcely had Il died away before
the army was its homeward journey, leaving
Saratoga quiet and lonely as a deserted vii
iage. Some OF these who remain tonight do so
because the railroads insist upon a stipulated
rate per mile. No bookmaker. however. is in
selu6ed in this list
The meeting. so far its stakes were con-
oerned. came TO an end with the renewal OF the
aCh&nplsin Handicap for the older horses. at
one and one-eighth miles Mollie Brant, Dolly
epsnker and Oxford alone accepted the weights
assigned them by Mr.. Vosburgh. and Of these
tshs good Clifford mare was made a top heavy
favor1te. n spite OF the fact that with 11e
pounds up she was giving fifteen pounds to Mr.
f'Wnson's gelding and fourteen TO tho gray son
OF Far2day.
Tom Healy. who trains the Wilson horses
cid not share the public faith IN MoIlie Brant,
and told his friends that his horse would beat
her as surely as he went TO the post And his
prophecy proved extremely profitable 10 those
who accepted st.
Oxford made all the running through the back
stretch and around the far turn. with the mare
at his heels and Dolly spanker trailing. When
Oxford let go ct the quarter pole the favorite
took his place, but It was only for a moment
Lyme brought Dolly Spanker I'D with rush
and IN 8 sharp struggle shook of HIS only op-
ponent. and won by half length. The betting
against the winner closed at 10 / IN a majority
pf the books
Ben Holder was the only winning favorite of
the afternoon. and the traditions of Getaway
Day were observed punctniously "a all tbs other
races. - ~ ~ O'-4S+
ynn Newman, In steeplechase bIed. as he
oao IN his last race. and was beaten by C.aloora-
AAtche falagal took the measure OF Debar
She hrst choice. In sprint Of five and one-haIf
Brush Up beat Loretta IN a selling affair at
six furlongs, and The Lady Rohesia ar 10 n /
peat lot OF platers that were preferred to her
IN contest al a mile. Willie Shields won the
nrst and The last race OF the day with Yalagal
and Ben Holder "e~-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
SHERMAN LEADS AT DEAL
Sddaquada Golfer One Stroke Belosc
I'raUers and Peters.

The honors in the qualifying round OF the Deal
Golf Club invitation tournament yesterday were
carried off by T. NJ. Sherman, Sadaquada Country
Club. Utica, who won the Deal tournament last
year. 1t a close call, however, as Jerome D.
Travers, Nassau Country Club. and Ralph Peters
1r. Midland. tied at S4 only stroke behind
There were 120 cards returned OF the 167 entries
and the entire day devoted to the qualifying
round and to disposng OF the ties. The course was
in fine condition. but it was not easy negotiate,
and the best score Of the day 50 by Sher-
The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT TRors.

WellsVille. N. Y. Aug 2t-The third day O, the
Lake Erie Trotting Circuit races brought elose,,,
contested finishes and a large attendance Th.
Trottng AIT cass-Imperial AlIerton vo, g.. 49,,
ana NTH heats and first money. Time 2I6X 2.ia ar
z!S4 success won second heat second money
@ scarlet Letter third Laundry Boy fourth Moiins
FACING 2A4 eass-Hal Patrow won third fourth mn,
% ttt hSSts ana lrst money Time 2l5k 2I6 and 2:l5I
ts fuos won nrst and second and second rnons
Hal r. fifth. sN Na'E iourth
pseng 224 elass.Nettie Belle won three straight
meats ana the race. Time. 22lM. 220L 2I0x -
Flnlator NTH s' Ian iourth
Pacing 2;lo elass-rhe Judge won second third and
tth heals ana hrst money Time, 212 2:15Is ana o.Is
Sohn r. won nTst heat and second money Time oIoS
Aintree third Pure Gold John Burns also saTta55
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
CLEVELAND LOSES TWO GAMES

Cleveland Aug. A-Cleveland lost both games
to Boston to-day. The scores:
. Rirst game) III u
cisHeiaDdi ccSSsSn di'...........,9S sSSdd 10 .
Umpre-O Laughlln. ~tis9Fs
. Second game1 II =
Boston I'D as IL "a p
Cleveland -..---S o o % ~ a
5atteres-Bernhardr and Buslow; Dineen Yonpg an.
Crser CmPire-O Laughlin- Attendance. 2sS e @-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
WILL SELL cREscEUs AT AUCTION.

Cleveland, Aug. 24-"The Leader to-day says:
George H. ketcham. Of Toledo. the breeder. owner
ana trainer OF the worlds champion trottng stall
1ion Cresceus. 2O21 has decided to dispose Of that
famous horse, and has arranged to have him sold
20 the h1ghest bidder az the Fasig-Tipton Com
panys Old Glory auction SALE be held at
Madison Square Garden. New-York. In November.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
PITrsBURa WINS Two GAMES.

Boston. Aug. 2k-Pttsburg won two games hns
to-day, the first game by 70 and the second IN
ten tnntnss by 70 T. Tenney was ordered or ne
field by Umpire Klein IN the ninth inning for criti-
ctsing decisions The scores.
tFirsS camel r. n.
Boston ..,,,,.,..,.,.S ,,,.,,.,,.,.S 81 s .
second gaTnel r. K
bos'oS bses'ssSFs ....:...SS sSSS9SSG
satteries-Fiaherty and Gibson; willis nnd xOEsn
Capire-Alen- Attendance S.56i.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
WASHINGTON. 8; DETROIT. 2.

Detroit Aug. A-Washlngton won its third suc-
cessive game from the locals to-day Hughes pro
veaung Detroit batsrnan reaching second uusn
dan announced his final appearance on tS -,
grounds. The score: V~ ING IoSu
Washington "a R. II. E
Detroit ..-..:...:,..:6 Gs 9 2
Smpue-sseridan. Attendance, 500 anu "@nef'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
CHARTER OAK STAKE ENTRIEs

Hartford. Aug. A-The entries for the 1000
Charter Oak Stake. which viii be on the mo-
granIne for Labor Day. at the opening OF the
erand Circuit meet here. were announced to-day as
follows Sadie Mac Tom Axworthy Angola cle1-
wooo "a. Zephyr, Kid Shay, Massetto, Norman b
The Roman and Robert Nc 0N 'iO"'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
TO EXTEND LAroNIA MEETING

Cincinnati. Aug. A.-Latonis onlcers 6Aotd.5 90
extend The meeting five days longer, making the
closing day September g. instead OF September 4
Form players had the better of the bookma kers
.o-osy, tonr out OF six favorites winning The
@ iacz vas last The winners were Euba Six Shoot
sF' Saprlelle. Robin Hood. Mandator and Eduardo
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

ST. Louis, Aug. A-St- Louis and New-York split
even to-day. In the first game Petty held New
York TO run. while St. Louis scored two or
Orth. errors in the field helping out.
st. Louis led up to the ninth inning Of the second
game. but combination OF errors and a hit by
Delehanty netted three runs The final score was
to L The scores:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
BR0OKLYNS ARE SHUT OUT
Superbas Unable to Score Single Run in
Game with st. Louis

St Louis shut out Brooklyn yesterday at Wash
ington Park. winning by the score OF 4 to O. Nc
Farand held Brooklyn safe throughout ana
pitched OF the best games OF the season Seven
hits made by Brooklyn, but three of these
the scratch variety. The
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
SECOND GAME
SEOOND
NEw-YORK.

'batted for Sudhor IN tho pinth inning.
New-York ............... o o o o O O q n Q a
St Louis ...........-.,.-.. D o D o AG
Two-hase hit-Stons. Sacrifice hts-Rockenheld and
FuItz Hts-On Powell three innings: or Grimm
IN six innings. stolen baseS-Stone Koeher
HIT with bal-Yeager. Bases balls-On SudhOT a
struck ou-By Sudhon. a. by Griffith. g. Left on bases
G0SS LOUIS ); New.York- s Time. 2:OA Umpire
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
EMPIRE CITY MATINEE TOMORROW

The New-York Driving Club will hold a. matinee
tomorrow at the Empire City track. The Class A
pace will be the star event. and the ribbons will be
contested for by Sampson. Susie c. Cascade DR.
aaoara, Aush and Star Pugh. The two lea ders
59T tne uotIng Championship. Invader and BeIfry
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

a, a, Ns-isoneen-Hartford. T. New-Ionaon. >
A. A. Hn,S Hlgi,,nShei9, Sprlnsneld, 5; Bridgeport o
a. A. mmolyeese-hoiyoke. $: Norwich D.
AT Meriden--New-Haven vs. Me.-iden er,tno
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS

ronso o. $50 ~Nf""'0' - NeWarS ?: To-
Al SleIt@rr1vdenSe vs Rochester (wet groundsD
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
NEW-ENeLANp LEAauE REsuLra

n. a. Fan Rysr.Fall River. 5; Nsw-Bsdford o. Ss"-
Bedford, s; sall River 5.
Az Nashua-Nashua. 2; Haverhiu l.
Az Sonesrd-Ceneord. s. Taunton 8. conoord 49, tsss-
At t-ynn-ISnn. q; Iawrenca. L
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

4: Utica, 4 eAA'''o" - uuca- l; hnghamton
a, a, sSSSrrsSnse-A.. J. & G.. .; Syracuse l.
~ Svrahtof-Scrarton, s. Troy. q. scranton
" ""NesoSffe-WiSeshaTrs s; Albany. o.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
SECOND GAME
sBatted for Ames

Two-esss hitsEDahen ,D sehiei 90. Three-base hit
Ames Seymour yIn Ewing CorcoEan- stolen bases-cor-
New-York g. Cincinnati First base on errorSs5en
natl, l. Struck out-By Ames, Z: by Ewing q Rass,
balis-By Ames. 2; by Ewing. 2 Wild bitches -RS9
Ames. Time OF game. 200. Umpire-Bausswne AS
sstant umpire-O Day. Attendance, u 600 Game css5
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Shut Ont Cincinnati Reds,
Then Play Tie.
GAMES TO-DAY.
NATIONAL LRAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cincinnati at New-York Ptttsburg at Boston
81. Louis Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
FIRST GAME


-S1tS- i D o o o o ! x-2
-'e"-toFA ..''..--.......-..-0 v O-1
Taree9basa hits-Coproy. Yeager Sacrifice hits-orth
Jones, Petty Passed ba-Spencer. Stolen
ter; Spencer Hit with ball-Yeager Bases on balls
on Petty 3 Struck out-By Ortiz l; by Petty l. Left
on oaSes-St. Louis. a. Nsw-York. s. Time OF game
1;54 Umpire-hurs(
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
Totals >. 81 s IA 27 Is 2

Two base hits-Dahien. Bowerman. Donin. Three base
htt-McGann Stolea bases-McGann, Mertes. Left on
basesICnGGnna5i 3: New-York. First base
Barry. Struck out--By Mathewson. 4; by Chech 2
Time Of game-1:4 Umpres-O'Day and Bausewine
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New-York 6: Cincinnati. O. Pittsburg. Z: Boston, L
New-York, 6; Cincinnati ST. Louis, L. Brooklyn.
Ptttsburg. 9: Boston, ]. Chicago. 2; Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

BASEBALL Polo Grounds. To-day A r. NJ
champion Giants VS.. CINCINNATI Adm hor
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
HaghLanders Lose First Gap1e-Uin
Second an Ninth.
GAM ES TO-DAY
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

New-York al Cleveland Boston a. f-5,cszo
Philadelphia at Detroit
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

htss-Grady and Mcfarland. Sacrifice hit
Snloot stolen hases-Grady and Malay. Double play
5s bepEsn ana rH Batch Ss Left on basesBrooklyn ST.
land. l. Struck out--By Jones 7: hv NcFarland
Ifme-lS4 Umpire-Emslie. Attendance / 500
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

Hsn Eodasr wss in hand all the way. Hol
- n short
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

e E0lsaher elOssa palero rnn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
BROOKLYN.
ST. LOUIS.

Totals ...ss 4Il 27 IS / Totals az 72rN
brooklyn ..-.-..-.--.....--- o o o o D D OF
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

The Lady Eohesis eloxed IN the stretch ana ,,,
appointing race Jus; So looked likely winner ia the s.
9th RAcE.-Fer msidens two years old 5000 added Z
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

Brush % hung well. closed fast after bl,
a las race been longer Fleur de closed with r
4IH EAcE-Ti5E CHAMPLAIN HANDICAP. for tbres
\ eighth start good Won driving. Time, So WIN ~
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Deals in Real Estate.

The following leeds were filed for
record Friday in the office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
Anna o. Cottingham and husband
to E. l.. Jones. for 5000. ten acr' 8
in section 4, township IA south, la7 ge
26 East.
E. B. Beard and wife to E. l.. Jones
for $500 twenty acres in section 4,
township south. range &c East.
L. G.. Mathews and wife to Alex
Ahlerichs, for s4,33O. the NE quarter
of section II, township IS south, r.
25 East.
i Mary S. Cowan and others to Anna
Griftt and others, for $4,000 forty > :;
res in section 10. township IA south,
range &c East.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms 400 N. Lea. 21t5*
FOR RENT Two good rooms. In
quire at 112 S. Lea. 21t3
FOR RENT One 4 and one 3 room
house. Call 512 N. Richardson. 21tf
FOR RENT One furnished room
for man and wife, Or for a lady.
pol North Kentucky. left
FOR RENT A 8 room and 8 closet
house with water, on Alameda ST.,
near Main. Inquire Price & Co.
23t3
FOR RENT Bungalow cottage,
first house due east of Military
school. Has bath, water G. 1set, op-
en- fire place, etc.-Saml. Atkinson.
19tf.
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REBATE CASES ON TRIAL.
The Santa Fe; Burlington, Missouri
and Pacific, and Rock Island
Railway Companies are
Before Judge Phillips

which was brought on by the Fedora
Government in 1907 ON behalf of the
Federal Government, against the San
"a Fe Railroad, Burlington Missouri
Pacific and the Rock Island was be
trict Court before Judge John F. Phil
lips. The arguments in behalf of tic
Government were presented by Delton
Purdy. as assistant Attorney General
and V. S. V~alkenburg, U. S. District
Attorney for the Western District OF
Missouri.
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Mans unreasonableness.

Is often as great as a woman's. But
Thomas S. Austin, Manager of the
Republican" of Leavenworth, Ind,
was not unreasonable, when he refus-
ed to allow the doctors to operate on
his wife, for female trouble. instead
he says, 1--WE concluded to try Electric
Bitters. My wife was so sick, she could
hardly leave her bed, and Ave physic-
ians had failed to relieve her. After
taking Electric Bitters, she was per-
fectly cured, and a now perform all
her house hold duties" Guaranteed
by Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co.
Price SO cents.
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All advertisements to insure inser-
ton i'm the same days issue of The
Record should be in the printers
hands before eleven o'clock in the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be in the Of
flee by eleven o'clock to prevent its
being run that day.
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Turkeys Given Away.

Realizing that the scarcity of tur-
keys this e. will make them 4 lux
ury, l have arranged to give several
turkeys each day to the patrons of
the Little Shooting Gallery. Get a
turkey n invite your friends to d
Thanksgiving Dinner. II
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Nc Poison in chamberIain's Cough RI

From the Napier New Zealand Her
aid: Two years ago the Pharmacy
Board of New South Wales, Australia
had an analysis made of all the coug
medicines that were sold in that mar
ket. OOut Of the entire list they
entirely free from all p%oisons. This
found only one that they declared was
exception was Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, made by the Chamberlain
Medicine Company, Des Moines, Iowa,
U. S. A. The absence of all ~natcotics
makes this remedy the safest n
best that can be had; inc it is with
feeling of security that any mother
can give it to e little ones. Cham
berlains. Cough Remedy is especially
recommended by its makers for colds,
coughs, Group and whoopink cough.
This remedy is for sale by all dealers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

The oil business is more or less a
the gamblers a fine outlet for specu-
lation preparatory to engaging in le-
climate business. The new ordinance
gives them time to get a good foot
hold on something better before cast
ing loose from their present occupa-
ton.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18
When You Have a Bad Cold
3oe Main Street.

You want a remedy that will not on
ly give quick relief but effect a perma
nent cure
You want a remedy that will relieve
the lungs and keep expectoration easy
You want remedy that will oun
teract any tendency toward pneumo-
mia.
You want a remedy that is pleasant
and safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets
all of these requirements and for the
speedy and permanent sure of bad
colds stands without a peer. For sale
by all dealers.