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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10
Osierfield News

Mr.. J. HI. Damersy will soon
be ready to move 10 his new resi-
dence on Troupe street.
Mr.. O. Shepherd is building a
residence in west Osierfeld
which will be credit to the, town
when completed.
Mr.. 0. L. Harker is hustling
his building on Troupe street.
Messers. Brady and Brady
have moved in their new store on
Main street.
Don't forget to register and
vote for Hoke Smith, register
books will be here next Tuesday.
Material is being shipped here
for the new Union depot which
will be located near where The
0. & V. R. r crosses the A & B.
If you can't speak a good word
for Oslerfield don't putin no bad
ones.
Dr.. Brady is attending court
in Irwinvile this week.
Mr.. M. S. Gurmesy made IT.
winville a business call Monday.
Judge Sweat and Mr. J. Can
non of Waycross passed through
Osierfeld Thursday enroute to
Irwinville.
Miss Julia Phillips one of
Osier fields prettiest young ladies
is visiting Ocilla this week.
Another hotel is badly needed
in Osierield. We have fine
school here with about forty pu-
pills aud more to come. Wonder
if we couldn't get a coat of paint
put on our school house.
Ask Mr.. c. 0 Sheherd how he
enjoyed the musical entertain
ment last Monday night.
Mr.. R. S. Talmage made bus
mess trip to Florida last week.
Hoke Smith will carry Osier'
field two to one.
Spooney.
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A reat In Store.

David Tatum, the noted Quak.
err Eyenangelist of Chicago, Ills,
will deliver one of his famous
lectures in this city on Sunday
evening the 10, under the auspi.
ces of the w. C. T. u. Watch
tor the notice of the place. You
can't afford to miss it. Adm S.
sion free.
Townsville, Ca, Dec. 20, 1899.
fully, and without hesitation,
give my unqualified endorsement
to Friend David Tatum. in his
devoted and self-sacri6cing labor
on "Intemperance, and the Lii
quo Traffic"
Friend Tatum delivered a
highly instructive and impressi.
We address on Drink Evil, and
How to Save the Boys" to a
large and appreciative audience
Sabbath night, the 18th inst,
and held the close atte ntion of
the people from the bglnning to
the end of his discourse, and
every truly humanity-loving
heart in the audience was doubt
less enraptured with him. as he
spoke, with earnestness and eff
feet, on Behalf of the Home and
the Youth, and surely not one
person regretted his or her atten-
dance upon the occasion.
ROBERT III. HARRIS,
(Former) Pastor First Baptist
Church.
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Teachers Meeting.

The teachers meeting" at
Wray, Saturday, was complete
and consummate failure, on ac-
count of the rain, but the peoples
meeting was the greatest sue
cess ir the history of Wray,
about so being present. and dim
uer to supply the wants of $50.
Only two teacher were present,
Miss Birdie Swords, the teacher
at that place, and Mr.. L. V.
Tyler, of the Nc MILAN school.
We could exhaust the vocabu.
larry of rhetoric, jawbreaking
words, and poetry, but words
are inadequate TO portray the APP
pearance OF that table, which was
a thing of beauty" and "a JOY
forever.
After dinner, an excellant pro-
gram was rendered by Miss
Birdie and her bright little pup
lis. Some of the selections were
IAN old maids trip to N. Y"
and the Kentucky water-mel.
lion" by the teacher, and The
prevailing color" Playing
school, Benign on the Roine"
and numerous others by the
students. AT a late hour the
crowd dispersed, after most
enjoyable day spent.
A motion was mace by one of
the mem ers present who SEEM
ed to enjoy the dinner, that we
have a dinner like this every
Saturday which was warmly
seconded by all. Those of the
teachers who were absent have
the deepest sympathy of the
writer, in the loss of so magnlfi.
cent a repast.
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To some persons, whose sense
of honesty is so perverted they
can not perceive that any thing
short of taking some article from
some individual by force, would
be theft, the following will sug-
gest nothing. We have an Organ
ization in our midst, which is de-
serving of the patronage of the
city. Yet, when this organiza-
ton invites the cooperation and
assistance of our cultured
and progressive citizens, there
are certain members, of some of
the so called best society, who
for the paltry sum of the price
of a ticket, will 6guratlvely
speaking, peep through the
cracks and crawl under the can
vass of the circus tent, like
street ga minis, rather than pay
the price of an admission ticket.
Not only that, but there the in
stiucts of the street arabs. These
same parties invite others of
their own stamina, to come and
crawl through the hole in the
cuass they have secured.
From this vantage all can hear, if
not see. the whole performance,
NTH one cents cost. This occur
ID on two seperate occasions re-
Gently and should it occur again
the whole personel of that class
of hearers will gain quite an un.
evenable reputation. -
A word to the wise is sufficient.
i. l.
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DOtndn, Ala, arrived nurSuay
and joined Mr.. Butler, who is
the foreman painter for the A. &
B, at this place.
Nothing could show more
clearly the Informative power of
labor than the fact that the man
'rho works is rarely a criminal.
Poverty and crime have always
been linked together, high living
and crime are fast forming the
same close relation. Men from
ether of these classes are not,
as rule, good workman; hence
the difficulty of putting them at
prison work which they can do
we'll and probably"
Com merciA Age1tJ. G. K uapp
calculates or es imaMs that there
will be between fifty and one
hundred veterans to go from
here to the Blue and Grav organ
jzation in Atlanta Mar. ~. % and
29tb. Those who will go from
Irwinvil1e, Ocilla near by will join
the party here ard go practical
1y in a body. A 1 cent mile rate
has been secured by Mr.. Knapp
who will give notice thro these
colu INNS in plenty time-the day
and hour of the departure Of the
train. Mr.. w. HI. Marston Is
National Sec. of this new organi-
cation in which Fitzgerald has
unique interest.
Dear M! I feel much as
Mordecai did when he sings in
the Cautata of Esther-My
sorrows are many and my pleas
ures are few" The early plum
and peach blossoms we're so
sweet and / divided with some
of the railroad boys conductors.
engineers, fremeu, etc. and
never once forgot Agent Norris.
Yes, I even loaned them pins to
fasten their boquets on their
coats. Of course when they
arrived home, so gaily attired,
they had to give an accounting,
and do you know these Boys"
told their wives that their BEST
girl gave them the blossoms"
and-then-there was trouble in
the camp of the A. & B for
only short time though. When
the truth came out that the
donor was only that feeblemind-
ed, harmless old lady-Mother
Enterprise, smiles replaced the
naughty frowns. Later on
while sauntering along saloon
row on Pine street, cheerfully
carrying bright, new tin pail l
was taken to task for Rushing
the GROWER" which I indignantly
declared was some nicely cooked
collards from Mrs. A. Kratz and
nothing short of removing the
lid saved my reputation. Now,
I want to know-did you eyer!
And that's not all. The devil
made me say a cuss word in the
Enterprise-on the first page
too. When the form went on
the press one sentence read
Hello! can l go air shipping?"
But with the perversity of type
the o dropped out of sight and
left only He'll. Is it any wonder
l take down the alleys and back
streets" trem blingly asked the
old LADY as she de1ectedly moved
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WITH THE PROCESSION
MRS NETTIE @. HALL,
tMoTHRR ENrRRPRIsE)
NEWS DITOR.

Miss Adele Carnes, of Able.
vile, is visiting in Elsie.
Mr.. C. L. Martin. took a BUSH
ness trip to Triton Thursday.
Henry Bostick, of Irwinville.
was in the city trading Thurs
day.
III. L. Vickers, of Ambrose,
transacted business in tn city
on Tuesday.
] P. Langford, of Os field,
put in the day Thursday patron
ling our merchants.
We feel it in our bones that
the A & B. will put in big new
depot before a great while.
Miss Carolyn Wooten, return-
ed home on Thursday after six
weeks visit at Washington, Ga.
Rev. Dougherty started yesterA
day for Sylvania, where he will
hold religious services until the
first of April.
Mr.. A. ]. Swords, visited with
his family from Sunday until
yesterday when he returned to
his saw-mill at Fletcher.
Messrs. E. w. Nelson, Louis
Keim, w. C. Wilkerson, and his
father from St. George, spent
the greater part of this Wees
hunting on the Ocmulgee.
On Tuesday evening number
of friends waited upon Mrs.
John Bye and helped her cele-
brat her birthday by a social hour
accompanied by games and cake
and am brosia.
Mr.. Carey has traded his stone
cottage on Lee street to E..
Towne and now presides over
the pretty little farm formerly
owned by Mr.. Towne-the latter
taking possession of the Carey
stone cottage.
A letter from ]. H. Rountree.
from Douglas, Arizona, to B. c..
Mosher, tells of the position be
now occupies with the Singer
Sewing Machine Co., at salary
of $40 per week. He has fifteen
meu under him and has a terri
tory of $4,000 population, while
the city of Douglas has popu-
lation of $4,000.
We were pleased to meet D. J,
Brewton, of Townsville, the
o,her day at the depot. He was
one of the very first settlers in
this colony. who was a native
Georgian. Ia talking over early
colony days he pointed out the
spot where the first beef was
butcbered-not far from the
skating rink on Central avenue
then a dence pine forest. He
drove the first stake ia the town
site and that was where the
bandstand now stands. He
helped lay off the streets in this
city-lived near the little, old
white washed church which is
now part of one the Harley
cottages on Oconee and the Drew
family burial ground was still
l,.;Jo 80 4 kha< %sr,no
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Ancient Drcs. sim worn.

In the little town OF Munsiedel, In
Bavaria. there exists one OF the most
curious charitable foundations In the
world. Ono Of tho burghers, Christie
pher Wanner, died In 1451 and left his
fortune for the establishment Of a
homo for aged poor. He attached, how
ever. the condition that every old man
who wns taken In should wear his
beard and the same cut of clothes aud
cap as he himself used to wear; con-
sequnntly the ancient pensioners nre
still to be seen wandering about the
streets of Munsledel in the costumes Of
the fifteenth century.
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a GOOD ACTOR.
Gov n Famous French Advocate Won
q Hopeless Murder Cnso.

'Maitre Lachand, the famous advor
of comedy in France, and not few
eminent actors envied him his marvel.
GUS powers of lnlmicry. He was once
employed to defend murderer.
against whom the facts were hopeless
ly clear.
When his pathetic appeals and bis
tears which were always at call when
he pleaded before country jury-fail
ed to touch his stolid audience. he re-
sorted to the most impudent piece Of
trIckery. Thrustlng his moistened
white handkerchief into his pocket, ha
demanded II the Jurors were men, II
they had human hearts, II they could
bring themselves to condemn fellow
man Ike the accused, whom he hud
credited with all sorts Of chiynlrous II
not sanity merits.
Ills eloqucnce WIS not merely fruit
less, but the jury responded to 1t ut
first with uneasy shufiing, then with
biting lips. und finally with loud and
uncontrolled bursts Of laughter. La
chand, while tlinglng about his hands,
had Intentionally dipped his fingers into
the grent inkpot IN front of him, and
us he drew his right hund across his
forehead, as IL in agony OF despnir ne
the certuin fnte OF the accused. he left
upon his brow I'M enormous black
mnrk like n crescent moon and drew
two other black traces Gown his cheeks
as he put his fingers to Ills eyes to dash
away the tears.
Feigning high moral Indignation 81
their conduct. lie continued: you are
about to decide whether one of your fell
low men shall be thrust by you out or
the ranks of the living. and you choose
such moment for indulging in cruel
and thoughtless laughter. Is tliis ex.
travagant mirth fitting mood in
which to decide whether man shall
or shnll not dIe?"
The argument actually told upon the
Jury. The man was acqultted.-Paris
Journal.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~~>>>>~~~S~>~~>~>~~-
VlRGINIA-TN THE CLERKS OF.
FlCE OF THE CORPORATION
COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW.
PORT, NEWS. THE PATH DAY OF
MAY, 1906.
IN the vacation of said Court, Isaac
~. herman, plaintiff, against Selma
herman, Defendant. in chancery.
The object Of this suit Is; to Obtain
Tor the plaintiff, Isaac b. Berman a
divorce, vinculo matrlmonli, from the
deiendapt. Selma Berman. And affi-
havIt having been made and filed that
inc sail defendant, Selma herman is
not a resident of the State of Virginia,
IL Is ordered that she do appear within
lilieen days after due publication OF
thls order, in the clerks office of our
SAID Corporation Court, and do what
Is necessary to protect her interests:
ana II is ordered that II copy of this or
der be forthwith published once
week for four successive weeks In the
Daily Press" a newspaper published
IN the City of Newport News, Virgin
Ia and that copy hereof be posted
at the front door of the courthouse Of
the City of Newport News on or be.
lore the next succeeding rule day az
ter the date of this order.
Teste:. D. G. SMITH, Clerk.
by r. p. MARABLE, d. C.
J. p. G. Brown. p. O..
A copy teste: ID. G. Smith. Clerk:
" II, e. Marable. d. G.. 5.25-f-4t
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FOOTBALL PLAYER QUITS ARMY
Lieutenant DAILY. Noted Quarter Back,
Resigns Commission.
~, ~, T1niI,,
i to the Daily Press

WASHINGTON. d.. c.. May 81
President Roosevelt has accepted The
resignation of Second Liau;cEan,
Charles ID. DAILY of The Artillery
Corps, recently stationed at k'ut Tot
ten, n. y, TO take effect AT .;ncu.
Lieutenant DAILY is Il IlatiT. of Mas
Sachusetts and was graduated f,o:n
the United States Military Academy
In June. 1903. He is best known how,
ever as the star quarter hlnI of tn.
Harvard fontblll team in lSi1 ana
1000. and subsequently, Of the West
Point football team of 1901 and 1902
The I.irutrnnnt's reason for leaving
the army after less Than full years
service is to enable him to accept n
lucrative offer to engage in private
business pursuits.
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WANTED ~ CLOTHES OF ANY
kind or description to he cleaned.
pressed, ACQUIRED. dyed, altered or re.
paired. Work the hest. Prlces the
lowest: satisfaction guaranteed. The
Hub Clean. L Press. Co.. 11 33rd ST
Citz. phone 1928. j. Fl. Wheeler. PROP
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of The stock
holders of tic Warwick Printing Go.
Unc.) will be held at the office OF tho
company, 211 Tweniy-fifth street,
Newport News. Va, on Tuesday, June
IL. 190G. at $500 p. NJ. for the trans.
action of such business rs may prop.
erly come before said meeting.
5-7.td. J.. II. PTJGU. Secretary.
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PhiIadeIphia S; New York 1.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2l.-Phlla.
uelphia hi McGinnity hard and won
today's game easily. New York put
up a ragged fielding game
Score r. Fl. lG
New York $1,000 900 ln-1 6 :
Fhiladelphia 90 90 o Is II q
(Called in the eighth inning on nc.
count of rain)-Bnttcrics McGinnity
and Bowerman; Pittsburgcr and Doc
In. Time 40 Umpire KLEIN.
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Patterson. Altrock and Sullivan
Time 1855. Umpire Connolly.
Washington 9; Boston 2.

Washington 9; Boston q
BOSTON, MASS. May 31-Boston
used up their pitchers ip an unsuc-
cessful attempt to hold Washington
to close score today. while Fallten-
burg, barring his wildness. pitched
winning ball.
Score: R.H.E.
Washington 1ao Ola 1908 ~ 2
Boston ......200 900 OOO-p ) /
Batteries. Falkenberg and Wake
field; Tannehill Young. Hughes and
Peterson. Time 1857. Umpire Hurst
and O'Conner.
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Chicago 8; Cincinnati 3.

\ CINCINNATI. o., May Chicago
secured a commanding iead in the
first inning on errors by the locals,
coupled with timely hitting.
Score: R.HE.
Cincinnati ..Oop ool oo2--a . s
Chicago $4,000 20O los 10 u
Batteries, Cherp and Schlei: Brown
and and Moran. Time 1;iO. Umpire
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rain Service to Buffalo

Train Service to Buffalo Litha
Springs, Va, via Southern Railway.
On lime 18th. 1906, train service
Will he resumed between Buffalo
Junction and Buffalo Lithia Springs.
the hotel at the Springs being open
on that date. This hotel accommo.
dates $50 guests. and is one of the
most popular in Virginia.
Summer Tourist rates are effective
to buffalo Lithia Springs from all
points.
For detailed information, call on
or address STANTON CURTIS, Pas
senger Agent, 90 CRANKY street. Nor.
ioik' va. 5-3l-eod-j-l8
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WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
accompanied by blonde lady
Monday. 18th. at p. M. /, ordered 4
tailor made Suit of Clothes, call
and get his pocket hook. containing
a large sum of money. r. p. KEAT.
mo, Reliable Tailor. 221 Twenty
firth Street. Newport News, Va.
my loft
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(By Associated Press)
National League
How the Clubs Stand.
YESTERDAYS GAMES
Pittsburg 3; ST. Louis o.

PITTSBURG, PA. May 3l.-Lees,
ter's pitching was too strong for 81,
Louis and he was given giltedg. sup
port
Score: RIFLE.
Pittsburg ...O0O0OO O3x-a \
ST Louis 00OoG0--0 l
Batteries, l.eestcr and Gibson: Nc
Farland, Egan and Mccarthy Time
1:45. Umpires Conway and Emslie.
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Virginia State League

AT Portsmouth-po Portsmouth Z;
Norfolk 6.
Al Richmond-Ri Richmond 3; Roam
oke 9
Al MISUNDERSTANDING 5; Dan
Vile 2.
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FURNISH YOU CON.
crete building block FOR your house
or foundation. We make speciality
Of laying sidewalks and fountain
work. CASH & VAUGHN, 1900
Washington Avenue, OF Twenty.
ninth Street and Virginia Avenue
ap 18-tf
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FOR SALE-A NICE LITTLE FARM
of 30 acres. 30 ch;.ar, with crops
growing on same; 20 acres in wood.
Will sell at a great bargain if sold
soon. STEWAltT \ M1DG ETTE.
h-22'tf Newport News, Va
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ST. Louis d: Cleveland 2.

ST. LOUIS May 3l.-St Luis 10
1eated Cleveland IA an inning
game, Smith scoring the winning .ur
on his triple AMI liemphill scoring
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-01

MISS ALYCE WATSON. PIANIST.
of Hotel Chnmhcrlin Orchestra, is
prepared to accept few pupils for
both voice and piano. European
method. Terms moderate. 5-1I-lm
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The surest pleasures lie within tho
circle of useful occupation. Mere pleas
ure, sought outside of usefulness, L.
:fraught with polson.-Beecher.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

"HoNIE SWEET HOME" ~ WE
will loan yon the money to buy Il
home on small monthly payments:
less than cost Of rent. STEWA RT
g. MiDGETTE. my 30-Gt
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American League
How the Clubs Stand,
Yesterdays GAMES.
New York 8; Athletics 3.

NEW YORK, May 3l-Dy timely
batting when Tits were ne. I'D the
local Americans won today 5 game
from the American League champion
Score: II LII r..
Athletics 100000 0O1-3 8 2
New York 1900 oOl 0lx--t 10 /
Batteries. DvSrrt and Powers.
Griffith and Mcclure. Time 2 holrs.
Umpire OLaughlin
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FLASHES FROM The WIRE
Brief Items Thai Are Condensed
for Quick Reading.
The WHOLE WORLD AT A GLANCE
Virginia Furnishes Her Quota as
Well as the Other states-Rrisht
Bits of News Arranged in an In.
wiling Manner For the Observing.

BRISTOL. VA.-Duke Loving, a
Bristol man was sentenced III the
court yesterday 10 eight years in the
I'enitentary for highway robbery.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-ONE OPEN CONCORD
buggy, ut $25. original price. $G5. 90
III first-class condition, with leather
cushion dust proof axles and hick
DRY wheels. MILLER & GLEASON
harnesses and carriages, 2Sth street
5-29-tf
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FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS
Wholesale and rctniD, CLANS and
Oysters. AEkew g. Carter, City
Market. Bell Phone 375v. my4-.m
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WANTED SEVERAL. COPIES or
the Daily Press of Nav 2O. Send
Ia DAILY PRESS OFFICE 30
VA NTED-lADY TO ASSIST IN
work room OF miiin>r" store One
who can use the needle. Apply to
burgess East Queen Street
Hampton. Cliff
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Corrected.

"You must have money to be able to
offer me 30 beautiful an engagement
ring"
"ofust have had money, you mean
Houston Post
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SEE OUR SPECIAL PRICE ON TOP
delivery wagons before buying.
MILLER & GLEASON. Vehicles
and Harness. Twenty-eighth street.
2O-tf
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FOR RENT EIGHT ROOM BRICK
dwelling, 1901 West avenue. All
modern convcniences. Apply to
Elia3 Peyser, 2Il5 Washington
avenue. j-27-col-tf
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FREDERlcKsBURG. vA.-William
Mastin, charged with the murder of
John Fisher colorcd. has been arrest.
cd ana placed in Jail at Spotsylvania
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EXCURSION EVERY SUNDAY.
VIA C. G. o. RY,,
TO RIcHMoND AND RET,Jp

TO HICHMUNU AND RETURN.
Special train to leave Fort Monroe
$50 a. NJ, Phoebus. 1913 A. NJ.
Hampton S:38 A. NJ, Newport New:
300 a. NJ. arriving Richmond lG:45
a. NJ; returning leaves Richmond
1880 P. M. $1.25 round trip.
my 1.th.fr,sa.tf
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Detroit q. 6: CHICAGO 2. a.

DETROIT, MICH, May 31.-Detroit
took both games of double header
from Chicago today.
First game:
Score R.H.E.
Chicago ...1 90 100 000-2 6 /
Batteries. Killian and Schmidt;
walsh and Sullivan. Time 1:40. I'm
pire Connolly
Second game.
score RH t..
Detroit ....102 900 21x-6 o
Chicago 900 3lO-4 8 3
Batteries, Sewer and Payne; Smith
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LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALI
parts OF the city. Call and sor
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
60. Hotel Warwick Building.
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FOR sALE-lIoUSEs AND LOTS IN
all parts of the city and suburbs Mt
bargain. STEWART IL MID.
GErrl2. my 3u.Gt
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WANTED-BUYERS FOR OLD PA.
pers. loc per hundred; apply at
Daily Press Office.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TITREE DESIRABLE
offices in Schmelz building, Tween
ty'siXth street and Washington ave,
me. Apply to SCIINlELZ BROS,
Bankers. 5.2O-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ON WAY FROM 54TH
Street to 2710 West Avenue, Gold
bracelet; enameled tops. chain at
tached. Return against libearl re.
ward to 271O West Avenue. Gilt.
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j. H. CAFFEE & SON, BIRD ST
and Huntington Ave. Both phones
No. 1: residence. Bell phone. Al.
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WANTED.

WANTED TABLE BoARDERs Al
l"9 End Street 5-29-Gt.