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The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30
wAsA VERY sex ~
BIT Cared y chssatsslala's Cslic, cholera
Ks end DjArrhoea Raaaavs

when my boy 1asstwo years old he
had : very severe attack pfsbowel com
plant. but BY thelnse Of Chamberlain's
Colo, Cholera and Diarrhra Remedy
We brought him out an right" says
Maggie Hickox, 81 Midland. Mich.
This remedyscanb be depended upon in
the most severe cases. Even 5cholera
infantum is cured BY Il. Follow the
plain printed directions and a cure i
certain. ForSsale by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30
OUR sTATIoNERY NEEDS.

We have every thing thai is good,
nothing that ispoor. Whether you need
material Tor personal or business CORE
spondence, what you get here will be
found correct in style, quality, and price.
T.. j. GREENE g CO.,
Optieisas, jewelers. and Drssslsts.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30
Coal Orders Promptly Filled.

will deliver Consolidated Coal, Co.
,deep-rnined coal OF short notice You
can order by telephone, No.6-2. 4 have
to pay cash and must receive cash on
delivery Of coal.
2-4-tf J. A. VAUGHN, Agent.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30
Q~tXLotsierSeI

q hive Il IS lotss onabffa in astneet,Mest t4
thesF7irzt National Bank ferssale. These
aresthe best ll6Ucated and cheapest lots !.
In the city. Thos. Evans, Gladstone.
For prices inquire at Press: office.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30

MRS. John GoOda and Miss Lulu are
in from the ranch. Miss Lulu returns
to the convent this year and Mrs. Good
all will visit a month or so in the city
until Mr.. Goodall returns from shipping
Monday and Tuesday. Oct. : and 5.
are Optician Sulliyan's dates at ST.
Charles hotel, Dickinson. Remember
the dates; two days only. Eyes ex-
amined. II
F. A. Little, the Fayette merchant, is
piping a fine spring Of water to his
house and store. The distance is 1000
feet and the size Of the pipe being laid
four feet under ground is X inches.
Miss Kate Mcclements. cashier at
the Pirie cafe, Fargo. has spent the past
( two weeks with her mother at Richard
tor and relatives in Dickinson. Miss
Elsie McClements accompanied her to
Dickinson.
1t will be remembered that DR.. F.
w. Weston was calledsto Kansas City a
few weeks since by the serious accident
which resulted in the death of Miss
Mamie Small. The death of this young
lady unbalanced Mr.. Weston's mind
and he, was taken to a sanitarium.
&
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30
Her Unhappy way.

~ Her Unhappy Way.
- That girl has an unfortunate idea
Of repartee..'''
"Yes," answered Miss Cayenne. 'sshe
has an idea that she is saying smart
things when she Is merely saying
things that Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30

Progressing.
Don't you find it hard hustling for
yourself? n
YES" replied the ambitious young
chap. "but it's not half SO hard as hus-
Ting Tor other people Detroit Free
Press.
The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30
GOOD STATIONERY

like good clothing makes a good i'm
preston. There's no need for you to
use any but the best. All you need do
is to come~here for
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16
SUMMARY OFST.LO LOUIS MARKETS

Wheat was n lower in local n market but The r.nss .a:
the sentiment. really Locally the opening was a but little lower
:
Is 10
in
In
is The
longs.
u a
.c &C
corno L
oa sc
of Of
Local Traction best
ste eady > s
Spo,o otonw sy lower IN local mark
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16

Grass stEi'S 0uss. yer 100 tbs. rinethy y
sL;a. r.d,pp ut ,l'fc f~ sssd II, chsr To u :,
sci,Hi,tM 's$ t.Sf M siES E sornai @ IT, y !. pot
slH'K rE,s quote ~hipp-xw,il @us:c per
.sCMrlowEn sEEr-9uo,. pr,m. nominal
,ui.N"kEiE rEAs- quot. ., u Suis for
KArTIE 'NRS New white To arrive so,i
risI". nE.Ns sai.e,. =, 81 ., y.r su. so-
% a. t. as quot. .s.s Es ;n.. : 3, 's,, a.,
s'an,dr, /" = to - All snu.rcSsn,.bis good,
.,:r. IT, ~ wS', E"~n. at HaTi =
h'i.%..s .l; r::,' 's,,s :, r'I u ij'n- s..n.
oT1a, ~, :, s,"S', e u ns
lrsv. extracted al strained 'cholc. In bhi. e..
a. d.. In cans s'sasc. ,alitarn.. In san, st
,rss o,oSS ana ss'.e. ! n,:.s iSsss ~ .,o.: All
N go" nm ,..s.e. MAN Sss'so. .sa"
,',.s r., = q y: and 81 q 10 J" sAi.
e ss' sr as.s. ,s ,.r ,.np. a.
E,,sry isra q. @, :.:i bound q No
r' 5 bound i ' Ss ,s" ~ y 10 .ssh, e, n ss ,s:ss s
s. 10 i... ..' s ssi III a. s::s s..s ,;; 90
sp ."s 3as.i "a % -1 IS hoo '' g. 'D @ hi rim seS
IL = y D.. =. m'ai -. sis hoe iirSs
,U.-T"N 2fSn iUIi. Winter ~n,,. NJ. y.l.
=. ia, avn, Ms,'. wv, ,.Iisr ys"s No. sA.'
.rHfns rr,". -si'" Nv. gees. m small
40 ~! hsaf 1aa * ( 'H a. Sxx Is;i ,sSi,s :
NS y I aS f"' Z ''". S.l. -: sss :sa
NJ, v'u- yirnit~ = .r' .siisd or dsmSs-i
ROOT ';.e,.as az I, .5lsA sar, ay,,.s. g.
-, r.. ,l,r G-' -''". ,''rs. s,Isy e ,"- ss.,
Vlns - s7,i-u .-aI o. y 70, prinn. d'y, Sisek
W. -. ~ e -, ;n';s ARK fs . r.. ."..1s: ST..
.,H' - = '.s,'ir-, % n,rk y' rot ~. s''A
nlE-~NN ..V,.af- r.in' at 1,.o psr ID sli
GEI.E-NiNs i.rl'-"ut ., ..ssa, nnniesl.
'.n .. q, a interior '--.. .1,siss: uAsSiS.
mr. PITS S'.'?.: =. .,,:s; :.s ,.s: a:s re;
- a. = - s ~ - S-.s ss :sriS!.ss . e T Z. si, 70;
iJSsEeD oil asy..bI. in ,sas s,ym , 10 .
rFcgHNs- :. western 4 ~ - u
rfNSUgs% %as5,. Farmers s,.rs q sOsxe sss
~g.t. 80 80 To- rel
un'.NgEl ~ - aaO'. H.' ~ lasss -
60. shsittsfN q -
SiiLsTN us Gss'- Ne. s.sssrs q ~
% D.
1IpTT ~ 8. M
-nE.H' NJ .io'. prime ns0 q Oo0a -
ga
,ii.6-I I9'rJES-pFis.. rnrinsi - haas q -
20 ~ gsF TN - rsi.hons hsusA 10 eas lsao
ri. ,
pp.' corr ,,u5;- fsr 80 ibs O go n.
Shfs - pai - nsissi 'eossc. aaRo bA
S -, ~, -r.r, .sr ,s e, , =; q ''l 'A's ~
H' F@asgslts Sss iu's ., Hem: W0saN
- raft-r. s,fTfrn Rut~. no mASboa -
H4aU lots a. nssf hy Gru~'h
hNTI.r SrGAP -,.aF..bi~ psv n o. ~ ~
Ns,'sr- shI iz,-c q, ssnsfa.
EIf'TY .sRHf-iIs -f'asi cst essslae, AAee-
fhs srFr't- H.sHii1i sri 'urpsn.ins u. u: vtN0
q. shlsSs sor. hrsr~d. SssetsA. RtoGe4 ssl
- rls~hin' eii o. at sins % vAteAy. hoif
'ils q. I-Fs snd situp ~ Paint 0Ooe: tao
y. ros- - .ussf Elrs s'sat SS>er. plSsSo
u Ar.B'. hsf bs,is-. ib<
Sesssrds,'s oask Cleaseoae.
Yesterday ri-.rns s,-sss OafS0sos 49,
ei.sfings ts.S4.s PIC. bAisnses ~ "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16

BIE.!E -Ggsr-. 'gsau.rs V,'.4 -las.-r.
tf''r -. '.rar.- H..H f.4.I.- - .~d-
..Fst' So f-e1ats 'ss.s'., E..Ts l.. E.a-
80 .ptE.I. TOR - far 4AI3s.. .sgr'-y
rh"f-r l'' :liT I'z'. sFsass - 1If.
T-.Hgry = UrE ~. flSF~ - snail va.
fHEE-E-Sr Cfi~J- Tvrs -. sIaEl.. -.
Sal..'- az. \. br Ing ho5as IA T-':'s
~ S~u--'S1iEs IsaisS. NJ Iiu - pa \
-.h3.g- t-4uls-. s.c,nJ quality .STse
snGS-Perr;sst AZ 49,. i1-aI suH :. sss~r
'f.,Iyh. sT'urst ? - $50 Iusv- 'Fs rsl.s
e5f~sa-ne -F-@irg -pf-:..rr must .t.-i 81 I.-
oN'f or gen 20 'h~ 's.~ 1arTs-. Tsrsl's
cas- Va ls1e.s -. O. i1tE!ns s4v d.a!sr =
sisTs. rr.i' cs--. inglgis4 - .ni --rF.
LIVE P0yLTEY-o.a ssI-s~.Ysr,. ~.
psi-rs So flrsryr xp1-i dfs,sE. - ,s4n
an -TAl lir Co.. 'fsxsy sHurs HHIs'srs = r .
.S-ilE raieksns sysrsxT --,-i:.,. = ,rrI.
s1lr-A 70 rsrrs 80 5-E r. I've
DnssssEp TCyLTYS -Csrss.r.-Fs.v a.
= --.--- >lFin. rr's..n- 80 tBrbsy- root
tF'- - ap~ts lns-- F8T-r5.rs tSir-> -
tr'ei- - rtfSs rT!T. ralls. ra's-AT-
CAxF.- egr,s. Eatsu. ssos-e no 10 .ra,
- 81 'g1ssGr7 .asa Issf-sr
eDssT;NT: PIGsa ;isi = 80 s.si
NEHI-=selHs- "a :. -. u fr- Nss.. ..
go g. Ursf h~r-fl-s VSsr srf sVraW az
-hssr, ct = 90 - 80 - hsrGs rrd "a -S.s
90" - - i>m'. s-s@'gc rsT - dressed
49, rvs'sbis .~s- ~
EEyF-S.o r-S~-s EBfj -p1s's 81 = -eli 3 -
Fairsn S.-.s. y. rn--s 80 b-fsf - ~ -
So. IL. lE..t~s Irif Ina slss ~. oe..se.
:. t.sg.s y 40 is
fR'G l.sSs-0-sots. No isrs. sssee o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16

wiiEAT-No : rcd s.ii at Ole 20 s:t-c. No
I: :-d at -. t" so'=c. ami No at @isr ." s>c
t> ~. ami y" ErTI ,t 80. T. -.
'ritN-Su corn ~.,Ii AZ %i-Htit-c. NJ J
Ny-s:. NJ. ht" Vt SGt''.", No. /: y.issw q
1.aVc. Ne whit at i.s,ts-. NJ. yellow At
oATS-So oats sold AZ aoi.dStc. No I
oats At :sizpJsr: NJ. = at Pr. No : white at
.i'-.: No white at 2n'snJl". and No. = white
EiE-No. ss;.a.s.c. No : ss'.u.sc. NJ, q.
FLOUR Quot. sew soft winter -four: Pat.
ems H.sr< 90 straight 81 iJftSo. -x'rA fancy
s1sss. =, to,.s9iss :. .si, In Nd To-. TO '".iis,
I'm laie sksp: rstsn, at 81 lSat 70. .risiIh,
:osie. i.rsi clear SySJ -: second clear
>. ysG..o. low cTa.cs ~ ): !'u: %. Nebraska
And io.a 3ti.c I-.s than Kansas hard. s,pI.ne
Ea;en,s a. s. I0ss = in bulk
RfE FloCR-fur. new s. ~ In iu's sAs And
BuckwME,T FIOuE-N.w YorS and East
CORN MEAL. ETS."iT,y meal. {, O Ia:
sr.is h9n!iy and pearl meal 80,
BKAN quote a. follows. las; 81. iagis
basis i.- bran. 90, for hard. "a foT soft. ~
n.!Aed f.s.i e'c f"r hsGi To - fur r1';. EuR
mil. trau. 5sgsi'. sh!Is;un- 81
FLAAsEt.i-ssr lid fCE spot. an! 81 bio 20
LEAD s. - I'd for rH n. ,,r Missouri
brand
sPELTEE s. Lid tor Ioo III.
,..,t IN 81 81, 80 .,,- S'S nSsyr.nG,s. ,.,,lc
S..S pi.'r!. steady. s.. sIs-la ." No I 20
:; l.w i'a: C!.xer.'r"c.. sllrli.'s: No. /
N.dlo e.. No. sac 81. low ga. 90. clover,
MIXED ). -OHIi.-t. a sCOiiiEx TO ,uIpl and amount
STRAW rark,ng rrairI. s. .srC. ,h...
straw s.srt-0 ryc straw N5Hds
-susr,..I hy "a. Merchants E,ch.ns. R"e.lpis
80 tL!s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16
fOreiSu ExrhaaEe.


PORN. = o B-Sue,. standard m.,s . I.
!oi.bIns ,sy AZ Ss2-
LARD do''- steam on I'd. closed a,
: So. n1u.nsliy. s-t;I.-r.E,!~rsG .I.a7-.c
GREEN HAMS. drc.--ouo,e car lots o. b.
y side. EAu<-.b.r st = i-s s.,c. rs
81 So: les e; sc. i" a. .'.". r1- .. i7.c
Ssinr"i hsU..-lS- and 1879. al. ..g1. s-
So. 'siifDcn!aS AZ 57sI~r. Se~ York -iJ,iii.r -
HosI:-ar' At So. H-li!e-sa'av. a; 10 e. T.
a.. a. Ia = i.-sy. p; To-. lI-sv. e. 50. Fr.gl
a.. block. Del Hams a; e. .Gr rlIn'.:- h.I--
t..l!.s a. si,r I".. according {" avsras- ,-..
.."Tris. "a. - New To-. shpui..-, ~
u MItTS-TS arrive. 'r-g-~ ,uf-i s.G,.
C.!-.-: nom!naI.v 60 ., :.2sso ~! nav ..
---1'y- lNI. lots b. small iJt.'Inx a.,
T.ns-C- EN.rs shorts a. >. s'Tit- -A.c -t.r-
sl~sf ~ =. l.. Hes al 81 - e. r;s-@..h. ..
backs 80. standard bsCss 80 order 'irns-
BA'pS-Bsi . uea.- iohs'-. ~
rsas-si. Br.Asrss, bacon 'rcr, .!e TO- hsaVy
u IL ,o- choice u:u;. lana a: SIC 20 IsL,Ss
,s..:u-r!ss a. an. S~~ Yo,s saovi.,.-.
''-c- Pain smoked brd. lots Z, a su.II .os.t.ne
va r-EE 3 ES;zs short. a. .. e. RIB. a. 80
sh - glr~r S.r. bellies si.- 20 ..r .I1,s. -.
.s' = - a. a.. Standard lsci.s a, = p-..-.
CiEO STE >RISE-C,uC-. az.
TsI.i>pN-&y.1"- No . ss.-rEr rg,-...sF 4.
- 80. e. 1'.Ttr rseS-T. !sim- So q
iREtsE- -1Go'.: Eros. =. T-'',~ 3.szr.
.si'. ~ for '-tirsry '5r prF.r. pax.
e. .'5eL-E-oSa taSi.r. y~-s~ So
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16
COMMERCE STOCK STRONG
POINT IN LOCAL TRADING.
ADVANCE OF SIS PER
SHARE SCORED.
fractions Fairly Active and in
Demand-I'riccs Generally
Steady to Higher.

Local securities were sonIeW hat nor"
active in Yesterdays session of the st.
Louis Stock Exchange thar WAS the cas-.
IN the earlier days If the week. Prizes
generally We're firm. and In several in
stances advances were scored. More in
t1r">t was taken in bonds and there Was
Il good inquiry for fractions.
tn" strongest issue was National Bank
~ Commerce. which sold ny Z" S'i.. .. an
advanc. of S-25 over the las; official
transaction. Missouri-I.inrnln Trust was
a quarter higher AZ $li2.,' 4 hundred
s!iarc 10: Of United Railways common sold
az $n.p. and tho preferred stock Was
steady at el.6 Sales Of United Rail
wars Is. aCGr.Sating s.1.. wee madc AZ
-. 80. East 81. Louis and Suburban .s
sold at $ISl.I5
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16
WHEAT AND CORN CLOSE
LOWER IN LOCAL MARKET.
TRADING LIGHT AND FEA
TURELESS.
Lower Cables and Bcarish Argen'
tine Adviccs Influencing Fac
tOrS-Oats Easier.

V'I.., q, ,,I,,.s mara sIi.,,i, l,w,- N, ycs.
,,,,,,,\.S in..ai ,,,,,, ,n,,rL.i hu, trading
- ,,r,' n,.r, - IL, '',S-;n,, ,;,,.I,p~d
a., ,',,,,,, -, ,,,',. - ,i,,,a,,, ~. ~, a
,r r.. - ,.r,,I,s -, ,,,,h,r ,,;s.p-
,.,,,,, 80, -, :, !.
r., -, -, . -, - .,i ,nt
, 80 Va. . w '''''' ''"'S "'' '"'
49, n''.''s - 'c ,''f, -, -,
a, i' .''' sia'II n'ft - iu'S.. INV
'.' W. ''." HI"N'n'tIt y u''i Nv o..
iN'H'- az urinary T"in's, "''' s''t' ..
49, anu ni EXCESS OF estimate. lNdi.s
IN" caSh pusii"sS was duii. hiiierS frfot'. .
ing = poor Hour d'mand both Tor export
ana dome site consumption.
Dec. wheat opened NC lower. ranS"i
from s.pc to SisJsrAc and closed &c
lover.
market with trading almost at a stand
st;li Other domestic markets report a
slack Demand and the t.uropean Ccnters
took ,,u anna rent int crest in tha Indian
cereal Weather I'm the ro,,, .-.lt IL IDEAL
To- .,,.,,., 81 ,,,,,,,., ~. ,r.n "a r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16
Nr~ Work Money Marker.

~. YEA 80 ~ - - T-r- 90
- .=T 0-a- -h.I-- sc rr --s-,H >. =. ~.
49, r-- sirsy a. ~sz~-y tsy. - go
~ 7-r-FEs Fsi-@ -l-THa-r 70 -E-.- -
a--- S--F-s 49, s-rsrE sgFs 49,
H4sl-rE. sz-S~-> h~- t.5--sf ~ -
80 - .-5 s-ears - - g. :. .
gars.~f -s-rs "a CSs r as q 49,. -
e t.E. So NrssN- fs-EsE- 80 CIV
s--r-~r- 49, .ses.- --.4 s.~sa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16

s. 50 per dor No. medium ot n -: Ma 4 A
ss.. No. at ~.
FRESH Rt.EF ,J'TS-Rt6a oor IL Na A.
lsc. Ne, .; lie: NO. , st &c. Ioinc-Se, tH:
No I AZ iss, No NJ lie, No n elxe SSu"s:
Per III No 1 al tt,c. No 4 ~ NJ. ~ =
At .,.c Rounds-T,r IL: No =, & "a
at g.. No ~ az Pilates rer III
s.c: No at st.,: No 4, *, "' "
FRESH FISH quote: Riack haas n IN csr
ID cTsrpr D.. for ,nr,Iiun "a - e. EIC
Dr.asSd eat, collar hon,s on iosse: sp.r,osH al
si,c: buI,nesds-,Ifes>~d ec: bufSSlc-SasSS SrcSS
';srm.a ssrti..rs. srr.."S sa ~: ~ ssHS s s
small So. n -" s,,,m s.....SC ZsSSS,xSs
Sh,. s.ss a,r.s. s,"s S,"ssso ~ ~ sannss ~ s3s.
-. .'Seou WssS 0Ys gs
sur,i.s snss,n. snss nsh , or ossn: e s:e =:
,n,,i.' ..,.t,s v sS.~u -. - sOs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16
-. Iosi> rassre Prices,
Garb Grain Market.

i'"r sa.s' 81 arkrI. yut- -. I!G. cali.
g,s"a MAY st"s' So. put. .s@,s5' .
.ti-az"-b-c. sh"a;-UiIs - i>fs e.
Ma vh"a'-Bfs ~. a~af~ -,
N.| '''Fu-F F-r'S -. a. =. a.
y .TsS ua.4-= 10 vEsaf So .4.'a -
AHb "t-'' -. pat- s-r rsH. ~ r.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16

-ssr - SO V-fE-F IT, -ag.s -
Tss-=-s -r-s 80 s-ssasrF . s-T-T.r
l4EAsss st.-sE - sS-ss $500 I. A.A -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16
Dried TrOiss.

E-s-.~ "a - -a--Ff fT- s,-7-af.5 a. sl-.
z-1 shsss t~tt-- ss~-rs r1s-'- .S.s.-s,le
f- So EG- ksl-- .-u.V hsI
nHT--fu = -7T- T-=S-Si a: sa-.. rs.Tsy
gT.-a~ - - .-f-ls - sAS.C. ~ a7G
A. w %---sss Err -ItH ..~s' a.
FH7-- i-'ssra.aEe . Lar-.-t-E F-fre. "a !-s-as-v
-aE-ss'- frs-s' 0DEr-,.r~. -.ax- s--rr .h1.lr
Ar~--.rs - Erais. z:-e- - ..ggs $50 =
y-na tfT5er-s a-s ---s . r--ll- Z E-<E
'I7-s-Es i-r -----ni % Guir- r-rE.--r;- .ho.s-
- s1'f-H - Sag. s-sTa Uha.-s q. .sf-, -11
fH--v - N'-s.'-T. E'-asASs aLs1 a. Sr- va
--1eF~ Quoted i1r. fsuev fsz-~ AZ! F,--.
tAssrT = 'TsTl-r. EEa.f7r I-r-<-s-4 .!-h
l7sfs NE-rzt-i 0u-'-c a. .r.S-r.- .--f-, E.-.as
-.sts 80 itrGr Lsg-rs q z-Et-
Sp9aP.
~ T7-s No I--E.. sfeA4E ..l- -sS--
.1r = -r-'-ls=-.L --t-- -. N7ss--ss
szEsr - -s-as-5 srss,
- HT-rsrs- - NJ S-.zE T1sle:
- -rFs- =. 80. s~'ss-- 81 = ~ -srs--,. = :.
30. Sa.ss-s 49, E-tgt. -t-.sc O as-l.z-
Ss- - StsEg .s-.c-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16

I-roTts' r. Hkl",r-E & &C.. sXrE--e. ~,
sEf-. y. - <-T-a Fourth s:..s'
EsI .ss.E
>-E NrFs 10 -,
rF|.-E. .r-..s ~.
s-.-.rr-ra-. .-s
TaE..rI.... gE. -
NJ F-..-s ..........-.... - a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16

New York. NOV. l5-Foiloving ar. the orsn
ing. hisEssi lowest ana closing quotations fc-
s'0'ks the Stock Exchange to-day. with the
amount ri sales
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16
New York stock Qootaei eions.

cr-d,. Discount rates are firm be.wees y.
ard = rHr cont
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16
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All eis>s IntesHs1 .a= 1rarS,t ssf2ls =. r,o-
.~r-ss seAf0s sa-<ses rs~ g-r>1 .hrg.. -
te1.s.<fiy cgr~s stfs sai:. sslls ts< .rs sac.i.
ss Z. o.<Ety ySssor~s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-16

SessesdsS's ooak Coooseaao.
r-sf~s,isfs ri-.rns so-sss psfsosoe 49,
ei.sfinss t:;.sA,is. beisnses M n
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-21

Little Rock, Ark. July 20.--(Special)-
With the score a tie, a heavy rain came
up while Birmingham was at the bat
in the third inning today and ended
the game Clark pitched for the visitors
and Watt for Little Rock. Both teams
scored in the first. Birmingham's run was
made by Hafford, who singled, went to
second on Miller's sacrifice and tailed
on two-bagger by Hennessy.
Little Rocks run was made by Bender
who was safe on bunt and went to
second on Hurleys single Blake walked,
filling the bases with no outs. Mccain
singled and Bender scored but Hurley,
who tried to tally. was tagged on a
chase between third and the plate. A fly
and a strike out by the next two up
ended the inning.
Manager Vaughan said that he ex-
pected Krug and Montgomery to join
the team here but neither has as yet put
in appearance.
Todays postponed game will be played
as a part of double header tomorrow
and two more games are scheduled for
Saturday.
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to 3 second; Yazd, 102 CWalsh) to /,
third. Time, 1:Ol 1-5.
Sixth race, six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10l
(NicoD to l, won The Roustabout, 10l
Radtke) to l. second; Eldonoso, 104
(Walsh) to /. third. Time, TIA 20
Entries for Today.
First race, seven furlongs-Merces So;
Clandestine, 81 Marine, IS; Oma j.. Happy
Jack. Mary Eleanor. 80; F'rivol, 81; Orient,
"a: Commandant, 49, Lady Lavish, 81;
Jigger, 9S; Father Talent, 80; Van Hope,
10l
Second race, five furlongs-Charter Oak,
IS; Agnolo DIR. Windell. 100; John s. 1902;
Loyal Front, l03 Draee. 105; Leigh Pace
lot, 1867 Hoi Polloi, 10S.
Third race. six Observation-Disclosures
Chimes, Oh Seaforth, Manzard, 1903; Fleich
SO; Boy Blue, Major Carpenter, Anna
Beal SO; Russian. 9S; crescerton, Lustig,
El Donoso, 10l; Felix Mozzes, 1903; Robin
Hood, l05.
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards, SELL
ing-Siss Lee, 81; Thora Lee. 50; Birch
Broom 100; Hortensia. 1902; Telephone, 10S;
Western Duke. Ill
Fifth race. handicap steeplechase, club
house course--Light Out, Martin Brady.
, 1875; Shackelford, 1913; I<ilmorie. 100; Gould,
1876; Charawind 160
Sixth race. mile-Retort, DR. Wang. 102;
!, Ara, Matthew Gault, Berhr, 101.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Bright n Beach.

New York July 20.-James r.. Keene's
great colt Sysonby scored an easy VIC
tory In the $500 1roquos stakes for three
year-olds at a mile and a quarter at
Brighton Beach today. The victory of
the Keene horse was almost walk over,
as Migraine and Pasadena, who were his
opponents, never threatened the colt dur
ing any part of the journey. Sysonby
was held at the prohibitive price of l to
80, and galloped the distance, with 1875
pounds up. in FOG 2-5. Sysonby rushed
into the lead in the first few strides
and passing the stand the first time he
was leading by two lengths from Mi
grainie, who was about a length and a
half before Pasadena. The favorite, with
his long sweeping stride, won hard held
by two lengths. Migraine was ten
lengths in front of Pasadena. Sue Smith,
the winner of the first race, was bid up
to $500. an advance of $27O0 over her en-
tered selling price. The stable kept the
fily. In the third race Whimsical made
a new track record IF :06 1-5 for five
and halt surlongs. Summary:
First race, selling, five furlongs-Sue
Smith io7 MARTINI, 20 :. 9or; Sly Ben.
i04 (Burns), to |, second; rata James,
9s Diggins). to /, third. ';jme. .:!s 4-5.
Second race, selling, mile and one-slx-
teenth-Chmney Sweep, 81 CBairdD, 6 to
l. won rho Mighty, i01 CFountan). 5 to
O. second; Gar.eep. Jog dilldebrand), to
!, third. Time. 1;45 t-5
Third race. I've and a half furlongs--
Whimsical. ii5 ~. Knapp, to l. won.
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one afternoon and laughed heartily over
the thing. He really seemed to enjoy the
defeats, now that he is down and out of
the management and it was the first
time this year he was able to see the
comical side of a defeat. That sounds
just like Newt, and it would not be
surprising that he should wish misfortune
and bad luck to his successor.
IIennessy did the proper thing again
yesterday. With Hafrord on second he
drove sizzling two Dagger into the deep
field while Hafford trotted home. 'Joedy'
is playing the game without a doubt.
Big Bill Cannon mas broken one record
this year at least. The heavy hitting out
fielder of the Memphis, made four hits
out of as many times up in two success
sive games. In the first of the two games,
he coupled up win a home rum two
three baggers and single, while in
the second his record was a home run,
a three Dagger and two singles. That is
hitting slightly.
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DIVIDEND Is DECLARED.
Shpbuilding Company Declares Per
Cent on Common Stock.

Cleveland, o., July 20.-The direct
ors of the American Shipbuilding com
pany has declared dividend of 4
per cent on the common stock, pay
able quarterly, out of the net earnings
of the last fiscal year, which ended
June 30 last The first dividend will
fall due September ]. At a meeting
some time since a majority of the
stockholders voted to pass the divi-
dend This was opposed by the mi
nority stockholders, who brought suit
to force the declaration of dividend.
The attorney for the minority stock
holders stated today that per cent
was not enough and that the suit
would be continued.
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New Orleans 1. Atlanta 0.

New Orleans, July 20.-Dygert pitched
wonderful bali today and Atlanta was
shut out in a magnificent contest by
score of 1 to 0. Atlanta could do nothing
with Dygert and the team support. There
were plenty of sensational features. Cro-
zier's one-handed catch was star. At
tendance 100 Score: R.H.E.
Atlanta 49,. ........... 900 900 O00-0 Q
New Orleans ....... 900 900 10%-1 0
Batteries: Burnam and Arcner and Shea;
Dygert and Stratton. Time, liza. Umpire.
Pfenninger.
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At Latonia.

Cincinnati July .G-Iilette and Havi-
lands were Tire winning favorltes at La
tonia today. The fourth event. a selling
affair, at six furlongs was the feature
OF the card an | was won by Red Leaf, an
outsider in the betting by neck from
Good Cheer The odds on favorite. The
track was fast. Summarizes:
+ irst race. six furlongs-Chicora Maid,
Sc tToomam 10 TO l. won; Bell Loone. 80
tNicolD to >. second Flori 80 (Thomer)
Ii to /. third. Time, 1:15la.
Second race. five furlonss-Jillette. 1903
tVanderbout 16 to 3, won Grace Wag-
her. 100 CRadtve). to /. second; Vic Kin.
ney, 1O5 (NieolD Is to /. third. Time.
1al2,5.
Third race. mie-IIaviland. 104 (Radtke)
7 to 10. Won; San Reno, l0I (Robnson)
5 to ?. second: Gifan. 1o9 CrreubeJ u to
!, third. Time. 40 -
Fourth race. six fuionSs-Red Leaf, 104
(NcoD to l, won; Good Cheer. 107
(Walsh) TO 2 second La rucelc. 80
morris 8 to ]. third Time, 1913 i-5.
Fifth race five MISUNDERSTANDING 101
(sdorris) to l, won; Hogan, liz CrreubeD