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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

9oiens.- Stor Gjenooms=
(5l. Qp.) unOer Meos
pirtning al S: Risien at 6oosluno
bar 8. aoienlunO t 9rgnoluno
bprtbpttet fin 100 6ettur itore
@aar0 meo oct tiotigere 6ans 8r.
5anien / items til6srenoe @9itais
aeri oa AZ 6eftdr 0anO. 6anien'5
GienoOm Iol9tes ii0ite 8inter til
Observation-Disclosures Dali og 60
ren8en, iom M bar iolgt en- Del
ean0 fra Den. Daft og 9~oren5en be-
taller $1,000 Mart / 9ptte. Opers
taselien at beggs Gienoomme fer
iii |. Nooember 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

5oftuno Omegn.- Dso H t
fra 9jemmet. Wdnoag Den II.
Sept. bleo Der telegrufere fra 9p=
nigsberg til 2dnomano peter s.
4noerlen at Rlrup, at bans eloz
ite Ssn, Qn0ers, Iom aftjente i'm
89rnepligt Der, bar afgaaet beo
Deoen. Oct bar ct tlngt 9uoifab
at moOtage for 5orelorene, tbi
Spnnen bao0e uotient MI / Septem=
Ter. Suno % raft tog ban Ri
iteb meo Dem / Sulen 1905, men
dllereoe for 6 Wadne0er iioen bleO
Fan taitet paa Spgelejet at 8rpits
ti~nOe6etan Oelie, Der MT bar gjort
@n0e pda bans 2io, 0dgen fer
ban fDl0te tit %. Qar. Den ungc
WanO bar ct flintt, opodtt og tro4
fdit ungt Menneite, Der bar a9re
liabeo til Dor Solteiug. Oct mad
trsite De isrgenoe, at Der er tua
pooe Minoer tilbdge ON 4noers.
ID.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
3iinheriuuunn
6urtis affte0igelfs.
qdbenmabldoet n5ejmOdf7 meooes

6urtis 4ffteoigel {.
gubenmobIdoet r9ejmodf' meooes
fer:
Oa Stolel9rer y. Meller /
Npnbpl fredericksburg iuo / Ih1
mootoe ban ct 9reo preiten i'll.
lerup, Der tiaiee er 2otalinipet,
4pr. ) greost meooeltes Measr.
at ban pda itauenOe SOD bdpoe a
fortane i'm 9arergerning. Wslel
reiite itg op og idgoe, 6enpenot I'll
8srnene: gUtin StoIetiO er MI ii
6noe! 5 mac oerfor baOe 6arOel!'
Uleo oisIe Oro git ban no at 60.
falet.
6an bar d1ereoe til Stoleinipet4
tpren ! Senoertorg inoIenot Sno4
iiaslis moo oen Mdu0e, 6oorpad
~Qtfigelisn fremfom. Der iiges, a
@runotn til qFiigelien er oen, a
qrrer Msler paa Seoanoagen ban
unOlaot at fort9ae gprnene on
sbiternes fore SER.
0unft aunit i Sens
beripltano. Om 0r. Scbre'
Nrs CptraOen forleoen / 9aOers.
lsD %itriper s6eimOdl' / en- sDrig'
belpiai9 Omtale.
Def par Dog en- teOelig Omitan.
hige6. at oen oat1ite Stueipi1er:
ferite Optraoen til Oels beItOo
5oreoros at OoOeoe 9iier. Del.
te Dor paa iugen Maaoe gaa upad
taft ben
6r. ScbrsOer itat bape 3dt Toi
al ban bar fuaet 5anten ON 70,
fsrite Gang igen efter De tongeliaI
Stueipilleresllooisnin at bpoe ..
6anit Stunt. Ulen oertil ber,l
ianoefig lite @beltpftpiien % 40.
itiaiae andre, og Oct er en- teOeli.
Misforitaaslie. / 5alO 0r. Scbrs.
Der Bar ldoet Jig ituHe al gifuloet
BET F9toes bans dnerfenoie IA.
lent % e~neitaaenos tomiite Goner
Msn pil ban oeOudrenoe gsrt
qDfte 5erpeoe % 6eoare ia ei
aoOi Winoe / R~orollesui1. mda bar
firats paa 1T progrdm 'lette 3,
Rumre, Der life bar oct minoitt
meD 0anif aunit at beitiae.
Saa oelOiaig presien paa 6or.
bauno tdaer Fg al oenne 5ourne
foe ia1 beitemi maa Den gre Sn6.
ii3tlis moo De tsbenbaonite a'=
bDoiie-.
Stte minOit al 6enipn iii osi
llneoom. Oct / Oisie qftsuer Tom.
ier til SteOe for Al ie odnit Stunt
for isrite Sang. publitnm pil
cgiaa burti1t belGre De opfr9oenoi
/ Den Sentence.
Qdbenrda. Gn Oroen
@eo ct Den attenoe Septem.
hr oFbolOt areosuoOalgsmsot
ooerratte oen iteO~fortreoenoe 2ano
raa0 Or. 0rDanoer Stibsreoel
Satob Senisn. en- SIN at afoeot
Riss0aesman0 Mitael Sebien, De-
roe grns Oroen al 4oe alasIe
Sebfens pirtiomme lln0erfettelTe
al De tpife g%eltrebelier I Qor0Iles.
big ftaI bars aariasen til osnn,
uomartelie. Sebien bar gentdgnt
@anat itsttet anios6jergIelftab.t
me0 Ven9e, for ali bette tunoe fa'
nogei al 89loen for 9ismdrcttaar.
net afbetdlt. 99loen itdl eftel
Sigenoe enonu belsbe ia til Of
imoo 10000 Mart.
S6rlig oeo SdmmenImeltninper
al gpens tpfte Blade til oct MI.
bGrenoe regeringsoenlige .Qpen.
rdNer ~~dgeblatt" bar Sebfen bare.
pberor6 enflia pirtfom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

obertomme oet 4rbejoe, "Opens IT.
senoe 8efoftrtingsuntaI meOfsrer.
Saa bel 5rue Iom @ommel 9az
Oersleo SOgns Yreter bar futOt
op at gre. Oct beooer MI, at Der
ital uolfiGes ct mt Sogn meo So
ipitaIs airte Iom Sognefirte. 0ette
Sogn ital omfatte Senoerbro al
6rle SOgn O9 Ssnoer Otting.
Der nu bsrer til @ammel Saoerss
lep Sogn. 9erimoo pnifer Jlertals
let at geboerne I GrfeO at blioe /
@ammel 9doersleb Sogn. ftsnt De
Gar n9rmere til ben paatanfte me
So9netirte, oeO boilten Ser Ttal ans
iattes en- M femte) prait.
HuItrup. = Dsosfdlo. Sens
bag often 0e6e @aarejer og Rebs
IIaser 5. 6. glume Der fra 9pea
efter ct fort SDgeleje. 8sn 9(fog9s
bar fe0t 1868 og opnddeoe Iaale6:s
n9ppe en- 4loer al SO Qar. Weo
glume er en- at pore be0lte Dngre
Wl9n6 tulot bort. Den Nf0s0e bar
en- me9et betpoelig o9 tunOfdbsrip
U2dn0. ION BIZ btipe Tdbnet mede.
6oor glume bar til Ste0e, Ser
beriteoe alto goo Stemning, oa
ban bar Dpret meo til at inofere en-
GOO, fano Zone. Iarlig iblattot Dc
un9e Der / So9net. 6an forltoo at
9ibe De unae QoipreoelIe, enten set
nh bar Oeo @pmnaitit, 5o6bofo,
Sang, O~pl9sning efler lignen0e.
|9lume bar en- at Dem, Ser NOT fun
De itdd pdu egne Ben, ban bioIte
ROT, boaO ban oiloe. 3 national
Retnin9 bar ban en- goo odnit
Wano, en- beItemt og ubeitittelig
9drdfter, om boem oct pasienos
tunOe iiges: San fo1ter mso dabsn
pdnoe for. 6Ouo ban for Qloor
tror. Den Qf0s0e git aforig arogs
Oeie, men t~iItOang Jig fine MOOs
i~tanOeres Qgtelie meo 6iitoriife
aenosgerninger
Som Rabo par ban ~meoggrlig
oa flint, iom Ben % aammerat
braO og trofdit, og ban tun0e lteos
ie fin0es paa Den rette SIDE.
9un par 3iliosmono / SprOgs
fOremingen og 8ibliotetdr Oeo oer
6erO9renoe 4foeltng. en- Sitting
tdn alere6e Iom pnr uns Mano
9aoOe inotdget, og 6an bar uofplot
9laOien meo fj9Ioen Opgtig6e0,
|iiar oa ban baooe l9it me9et.
Oct er Ell baarot Stpo for ia
milien. San eFterlaoer fig Gnte
og en- lille 8 Mdmeoer 9ammel
Batter.
Gognets Gfofte Mano
$50. esrhag Den 10. Sept. ogoe
sdmle Ris So1anien i en- 91oer at
% aar. 6dn bar fsot oen II.
September 1903 Der / Sognet.
Qfbsoe git unoer Rapn at gam
ft His". 6an msote alto trofdit
peo 8dlgurnen og ltemte. Tom ban
iagoe, for Wlooersmddlet.
I'll
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

Sunooeo. = Otter 81 It'll
eens u nftrengel er er Del
en- ~alminoelig Stit per pdd @gnel,
at 0usbonoen giOer ct @itoe for
5oltene.
s Steoen for 9iloet baOoe lila.
81. DID," @aaroejer 3aturiasien
at Dbbbel / 4ar ibarfiat en- 10
flugt for ale fine 5Olf os en- 3sI
at 0eres 8etenOte. / ait treoiDe
Perioner. SPIRIT gif Reiien til 8rda-
item, bpor man brat aaffe; bertha
oioere til 5~lensborg, bOor man
6Dan0t an0et bar pdd &irtegddrz
ben og Iaa pad Reoattsr ,SesIen'5
@raO. @fter at Selitdbet iaa bdo0e
itprtet Jig Oeo Mdo og Oritte, gift
5uren meo 0ampitib til Senoer
Borg. 6oorfra Den / dqe Waaosr
De1pffeOe Sur fortiattes bjemefter.
Isl. No.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

Sfoen formenes padfdt af nogle be-
rufeOe tpite 2anoI trbgere, boordf
zen enc inoebrenOte, me0ens De an
ere er hpgteOe. Om 5Orsodeen Fanot
man ifelge DRibe 9tiftstioenoe" D.
|Fortuaeoe 9eiter al oen inoe6ren0te
6adn0O9rfs ipeto, en- ca. 80sdariJ
Wdn0. De 6leb ldgts ben pad en-
1er, og Der gift Steoets 6unoe og
inuie0e til Oe fprgelige Setter. @n
6aanoo9rfsfbeno, Ser pitoe flpgte,
ef anbolbt.
2 Sbin bleo fad Itartt forbr9not,
at De MATTE Haas neo. Ql oen inoz
JoleOe SeO og en- Sjeoeroo9a
6ren0te. @jelsbro aro bsrer foal
5eite inO UNDER 9ram @oOs.
Senere:
Den inosbronote Mano. ct.
Stft.) Den unosr 8ranoen peo
@jelsbro &ro M%0ebran0te Wan6
er life. iom fsrit a%ntaget, en- inf
8agdbon0, men Oct neite 80 4ar
9amle 5attiglem adsmus Ssrens
len fra 0arum, Der for ca. Ia 0as
&c iioen bar lsbet bort fra &ergauro
5%atti9guaro og itrejfeos pm. Store
Rasmus", iOm ban oglda falote5,
bar en- noget u~regelmasIig Natur.
her 6aOOe til6ragt en- itor Del al
: ilp9rel EN- t 5ugtbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

paren0e 6aaeSjorOer, og gjerne al
@resgdngene bar oelt Snotagtet
cg uOgifer, ait efter iom oeres
Gjenoomspdrt bar p9ret lterre Ell
Ter minore. rppl" bar Iaaleoes
mango 6errens Oar O9ret 9ens
Dart.
Uaen oet bar dltio pit fig, at Den
oerpersnoe @rasgdng life bar DG-
ret at allerbeoite Slags, boorfor
mar ogfad for 3ioen itaar | Be
greb me0 at terl9gge aredlet, fad
SurbeO og uiino og ifaoelig plans
teoetit fan btioe aflpit at beore og
n9roifuloere aultl1rpro0ufter.
ga Oct b~etpoelige Qrbejoe imio-
lerti0 toiter mango penge, er Re=
g%eringen oe6 0enne 2ellig6eo trddot
bjefpen0e til, boorbe0 bet er bls>
bet muligt for De ejerloe 9ommuner
at brin9e oct tore @rbeioe I'll
u0fprelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

@ram. II pas pdd 5~ingrer
aommis BennetSen bos 8sb=
man6 Yeterien | 9ram bar forlc=
Den iaa u1elois at faa en- Singer
inc / en- Motorcbtle, booroeo fan
miiieoe Gnoen at 5ingeren. 9enuc-
t3en uil bare drbeiosuopgtia
langere Si0.
2iaeleoes III forleben en- Speno
bos s. gebrens / Gram en- Sir
ger inb | goremaifinen. fdd Del
meite If .5ingeren git meo I 2ebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

Gmmerleu Sogn. Stor 5 l.
Oebrano. 5irsodg Ben Is. Sept.
n~eobr9nOte @adroen y6emgdaro"
|Iom 5slgs at Seloantenoelie al
6eet. @aaroen, Der tilbsrte @auros
ejer aarl DetlefIen, bar en- at 81
itsrite / Sognet. SiOen SsnOer=
adar0es 9ran0 for ct Bar Qtor f.
Den bar Der life oeret Iaa tor en-
|Slolss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

9snoer. Oeo i Oanfe
idten. %. \ @n una 3ieneftes
tarl paa 18 Oar al Soloerup, ION
Sgnoda oen 16. Sept. bar til Dams
/ Soiirup, fulot pluoielig oeo ON
mi0t UNDER Damien. Retsperionerne
Der ira 9pen bar 5irsodQen ef-
ter pda 4diteoet for at optase 9i1.
I'm.
5ingleo. OoerfaGo oq
Il oplpnOring. 5orleNn DAG
bIeD ifslge tpite 8laoe en- lng Mano
msllem Sdfsborg o9 arabluno oper.
faloen df to 9iulrioere og mis6anos
let, iad ban bleO liggenoe 6eDioit-
lbs. 2iot efter. ga Sen ooerfal0ae
after par tommen til 9eoion6eS,
remote golosm9noene til6dge GA
Hog pdd M los pau BAN, 6ooreF=
ter De forIoanot, meotdgenoe BANS
llr % a9oe famt oe penge, ban
bdooe Dos fla. 3eoerne Ifdf Oare
Der fra Ganen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

SI6ebrano. - Gn Mano
inbebranbt. Sorsodg often Sen
10. Sept. peo 8sSioen nebbrenSte
llobbsningerns til @jelsbro aro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

Megeltpnoer Sogn. @jens
/ 0 m 8 4 g. Oh. y 8OrSOug Den
20. Sept. iolgte PaltOr gabnien
al gretIum paa i'm SoigermOoer
PetriHe Mumien's 8egne to 9dars
De i 5os9ule, tiliammeu 100 Set.
tar tore, oeraf 30 9ettar 9eOe,
meo Statteoeroi 1877 Mlart, uoen
geIatning Og SnOentar, til nuOas
renoe 5orpagter Peter 2uooigien
for $4,000 Warf me6 3iltreoelle
til 1. 4prtl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

Reolagt ii M 4 n D 4 I.
aaa0mano Ssrgen 2Orenisen bar
Tor fort 5io iiosn meooelt Den BET.
pGrsnpe Magifrut. at ban idd ii5
nsSfaaet til al neolagge fit Mans
oat Tom Rdo6man6. Som @runo
ansdo 6r. 9prentaen tiltagenoe 4is
Der "a 1T life belt gobe 6elbrso.
gaabt Wdaiitruten Og gorserres
prrientdtipnen bar for19pes fors
isst al fdd Jam ii! al beboloe fin
S~iniospoN. 5 8oreerftabet menes
@rtm6sn til NeolGagelien at hinne
fsses ! Oprettefien al oen nne
arsOstasie, Der beoto9es pad iioIte
areosonqsms6e. 6r. 2~orentsen
ftemts i'm Ggsnffdb fom 8rsose
odagmeblem for Sprettefien az en-
areosipdretasie. mebens man |
8nen mar inpo en- FABIAN. pna ct
fenere aFboLof gDrnoosmsoe bebreis
beoe man Gorent5en. at ban bdpoe
itsmt for 8dsfen, og fdd Dase ies
mere neofdqbe ban TT Mmbat.
S~dbsrslep. 9bens airter.
efter ben Iterte llooitlins af gpen
ig& fenere 4arinser bliber oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

Rsooing. 5orfpunott
pengebreb. (6mo.) st inolt ire
bet 9reo fra 6umborg, inoeboloenb.
ct fort pengebelpb. Der iiges mel
lem 10 og 10000 Mf., aoresieret
til asbman0 Gbriitiani ZEN / 9jer=
ting, er paa en- en0nu noptldret
Maa& f%orIounOet pua Poitbu'et
RBooing. Dian bar enonu ingen
Mening ON, 9oor oct fan o9re Die
bet at. Setoigpis bdoOe oct afs
Ien0enOe 6irmu 8elpbet foriitrst.
- 6or iHoitreone 9reoe garantsz
rer poitoasnet fun en- beItemt Gum.
Senere Ifripes:
Oct forIounOne p~engebreo bar
cnonu lite funOet Den 20. Septem=
Der. Oct er en- ~ube9dgelig 3il0rds
gelie for oct berD9ren0e PoitO9ie en-
Iog iiGr for poltforodlteren. Brepst
~iOriounot SpnOag 5ormioOag DC.
Sept.). pensebreoet bar fra 9ams
borg aflenOt til en- beroe renOe 5ors
retningsman0 % mOeboIOt mellenl
1000 Og 5000 Mtart. De dfbolote
6or6er baD0e en0nu 5orsodQs
lite brdgt 2ps / Sasen; men for
baabentlig bill oct lpttes at ops
oage 0en itploi9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

Sobslnno. Sl0e6rano.
Hdtien me0em 5irsbag oa Ons6du
d8. og 10. Sept.) n~eobrenbtt
0aoebb9ningerns til Qanomano g.
2~uno6spss @uaro / S~oosluno. 81.
Den opitco omfring Deo Gt5iSen.
p'un %formooer, at Sfoens Opfomli
Tplbss uforiigtiq Omoana meo
1anoItittsr fra Snofpurtsrinsen.
Stliebuiet reooebts. Nr S,nonpl oa
ne Del Re6Itdber noebrenote
MS. gems Murff. FRA
Spoals ffribes til g9bbbsf : po-
fen.
6eru6e | ypel" bar Scr | umin.
oeli9e 5toer bpert Sommerbdtpaar
baret 8ser, apier, aalbe oe SeIfe
! broeet GelTfab, fom bar grasTet
for en- fafffut Detailing pua oers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-25
INGRAM CARPETS.

Selling more Insrains than VIZ ever
did. and we have more to SELL Evcry-
thing from the cotton to the best
2-PLY WOOL that's made
We don't limit you to two or three
pieces either-we've enough 20 almost
confuse you
COTTON INeRAlNs-
25e, soc and s5e-
45e, soc and $50
AL WOOL .NeRAlNs-
ssc, Zoe, s5e and zoe
RAG cAEeETs. hezvy@ 49, and aze.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-25

WASHINGTON, april 2o.-scston
batted two pitchers out OF tie box, and
had an easy time beating Washington
10 to .. The local team also Heldej
poorly. Tannehill was invincib1e until
the game was safe and he then eased
Washing.n Q Q o oeo.O@2 8 Z
Boston 10 5 4 o 0 o-19 20 0
Batteries. Falkenberg. Hardy, Kit
son and Wakefield; Taanehin and
Graham.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-25
20 soESiAL

cot JOSIAH St Clair. wen known.
7osifscian Of Marshall coun1y was
shakfng hands with Fairmont friends
yesterday The West yirgnian ac-
EnowIedges q pleasant visit from the
senEzI gentleman
r4 Fred Jackson and little laugh
eer. zaura left yesterday for Wash
snsf6n. Pa where they VIII spend
several weeks at Mrs: Jackson's
Mr. Sands and Mrs w T.
Hartman left last night for RaIimore
10 spend few days e,
Mrs. &c Brooufeld returned last
sight fromsa few weeks visit in PITTS
Miss Roberta Bennington Is IN
G1arksburg the guest of relatives
Harvey Lanaam was business vis-
Ztor PhEfppf yesterday
Mrs Bell Fleming Oyer, of Nor
gan6own. Is In the city TO attend the
HaEr-EfeninS wedding This evening
Mss Bertha Stealey viii return
nome tonight from Powhattan Col
7ege,C hartestown,t to spend a few weeks
s her home IN this city before the
graduatfngs exercises OF her school.
Miss SteaIey is a member OF the grad
Eating class.
Donald Marshen. of Morsantown.
spent last night with friends in the
mr. and MESA A. Pickering, of
Terra Alta. are the guests Of friends
IN the city. MI. Pickering has recent
s5y Organized a wholesale grocery firm,
Icrownas The Rowlesburg Grocery
Company, of which he is manager.
Pickering leaves today for
ScgNfesburg and viii be joined in a
SeW weeks by Mrs. Pickering.
The Misses Mcdonald, OF Clarks-
surg have been the guests OF Miss
Grace Mcdonnell for several days
Ralph Bailey. has returned from
Parkersburg, where he had been en-
0Ioyed for some time
- AIRS. Amos and child, who had been
The guests of Mrs. l. L. Yost for the
past TWO weeks. returned to their
nome IN F,airyiew yesterday.
Ellis sGoedeke viii arrive tonight
Iron his home in Buckhannon to
spend q few days with his wife who
he guest of friends in the city.
Mr.. G. a Frey and family are NOV
ing from CASTOR avenue to-the prop
ryon Fairmont avenue lately vacat-
eddy Afr Frank Nicholson
Il Miss Anna Summers, who had been
%dhe guest of friends IN the. city for sew
eruf days. returned to her home in
rfure yesterday.
Attorney Tusca Morris was 4 bust
ness visitor in Warrington yesterday.
Attorney and Mrs A Lehman AMI
children returned last night from
WaynesburS. Pa. where they had been
the guests Of Mrs Iehman's parents,
DR.. and Mrs--5Wr Parry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-25
E ---S E

NEW YORK. April 25.-There vas
pie..;;: of hitting N the game between
tie NJ Yo-f, cai R-oo.~.cc Cation
-. Tie visitors male zcv'= :5--il- IN
the nth inning. Taeir batting T-;-!y
included triple. four doubles and
single, al McGinnity was sent in to
relieve wiltse. New York won out
in the eighth inning, double stea1
giving the winning run. Score:
Brooklyn % 0 o Z % - 5
New York o 0 0 1 . 1 -s il l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-25
]. M. HARTLEY & SON.

tried a new pitcher and before he
steadied Philadelphia had clinched the
game by scoring five runs. Tenney
sent two men in ahead of him in the
fifth with a home run Score-
PHILADELPHIA 5 0 . Go ,
Boston . o o : o o. Z I
Duggleby and Dc-jv2n: Maroney
and Needhem
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-25
Won by Hiehlanders.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Free
hitting by the visitors, coupled with
errors by the home team, gave New
York a victory over the champions.
Clarkson pitched a good game for New
York, while Bender was not up to his
form. Weather cool and blustery.
Attendance, 1000 Score:
New York L 0 i 1 0 20 - II 1
Pnila. 80 0 o o I 0 1 0 Fl
/. Batteries. Clarkson and Kleinow;
Bender and Schreck
Petty In Fornt-
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Opportune
hitting gave the home team the game
by a score Of to 0. Petty had De
troit at his mercy, while Donovan was
hit freely. Attendance, $500 Score:
St. Louis 20 o o 0 OIL 20 1
Detroit 80 o o o 0 o 90 90 4 .
Batteries. Petty and Rcky-- Dono-
van and Warner
American Association
Louisville, 10: ST Paul, IA
Toledo. .: Kansas City, l.
Indianapolis. ;; Minneapolis, g.
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DRUGGETTS.

DRUGGETTS-
One in particular is priced at SIS
and you won't find another in toxin
like it at the price. You'll find them
priced cheaper, you'll find them priced
higher, but you won't ind the same
rug elsewhere at SIS.
We've probably a score of patterns
70 show you-foral. scroll and some
OrientaIs-
Size sx12 # Price SIS
ADMINISTER DRueeETTs-
ex12 #, $3.50 and SIS.
BODY BRUSSELS
WILTON vELvET@ ss5-
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DIAMOND DUST
$50. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games
s2Hew York. s: Brooklyn. Z.
8 Philadelphia, s; Boston, /.
PittSburc 6: Chicago

81: CHICAGO. April 25.-Bota teams
played ragged fielding game. the
visitors winning because the errors
OF the locals We're the most costly
PfttsDure made their hits when men
were on bases Attendance. 5000
Chicago 1900 . o o . , OIL o-&&
Pittsburg )" 0 L g ] ! . Sc
~ Left on bases. Chicago. $: Pitts
oarE
Two base hit Slagle.
Sacrifice hit, Nealou-
stolen bases. Tinker. Hoffman. Can
( ley. wagner. Leach
Double plays; Wagner. Ri.chey and
NeaIon-
Struck out, by Brown. $: by Lei
Passed, BAH. PETIT.
sasses on balls. OF Brown. |; of
EeESeId, .
Tsne. 2-e5
Eeapire, Johnstore.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Games
New York, q; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston. 10: Washington, T.
St Louis, .; Detroit, .
C!eveland-ChicaSo, no game.
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Spring Floor Coverings and Draperies-
MATTINGS.

MATTINGS.
China and Japan goods are here in
abundance
CHINA NTATT1NGs-
12ke, 15e, 1ae, zoe and 2se-
Heavy and durable in small stripes
and block designs
JAPAN MA7TlNes-.
15e, zoe 25e, soc and $50
Regular carpet designs in blue.
pink. red tan and green. light and cool
looking. We want you TO see the
stoca-none like it il town
Wen deliver promptly within the
city limits-watt on you promptly in
the store
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aaain the Cardinals Win.

EESCINNATI. April 25--St. Louis
won the third consecutive game from
CsiScSaaati Druhol was knocked out
ofssne box in the third inning Hef.
Cord succeeded him and did well
BrcaCr pitched very good game.
O65aSn had rib broken by being hit
by pitched ball in the sixth inning.
Attendance, 500. Score-
Cincinnati % o o o o . / o 0-3 8
Louis - o. o 0 o o . Is II
Batteries, Druhol. Haso-1 and
Phe9ps; Browne and Holmes.
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White Embroidered
Robes
50 10 SIS.

There seems to be NO let up In the
demand for these charming robes and
were ready to supply anydeuands
made on us. All intermediste prices
are included from IS to ss5-
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Marriage Licenses.
lloyd /. Hawkins and Mollie L. Sni-
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50. 81 ss-see a1iller-clark.
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Cifnehed the Game.
BOSTON. April 25.-The local team
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Brushes
For All Purposes.

For Floors, Radiators. Walls, Stairs,
Counters, Shoes, Scrubbins. Clothes,
Windows, Nantes and Sinks.
Priced Sc to 50.
Whisk Brooms --.----1oe TO. 25c-
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5e.57 and 5Scis pretty low for high
grade -four See Miller.CIark 30 day
special In this issue
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Levi 3. Har and Ethel L. Fleming.
The so day special of IIille--C1ark
Grain Co. viii interest you. See 1t in
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John II Fetty and Margaret P. Bry-
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Remember the Rummage Sale dur
ing housecleaninG time Bridge street.
below Watson hotel
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White Wash Goods.

India Linons. Nainsooks Loas
Cloths, French and Persian Lawns.
Embroideries, Dotted and Plafn
swisses-such a variety. too.