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Suddenly there passed wave over
the people who crowded tie spacious
Dom Platz OF courtland. The many
headed. parti.coiored throng OF WON
EMS tall coils. gay. fiuttering ribands'
mems velvet caps. sallants' white
feathers that shifted like the permuta'
tions OF u Kaleidoscope. oil at once
tfxed Itself Into a sea OF white faces
from which presently arose a torres,
Of arms. fiourlshlns kcrehlefs ana
tossing caps. To this succeeded
deep mou,h,roar OF burgherish wei
come such as the reiTnlns Prince had
never heard raised in his own honor.
"Conrad-PrIncc Conrad. God bless
our Prinee,cardinai!"
The legitimate ruler Of courtland.
standing where Joan had left him.
with his slIm.waistcd MuSeovi,c men
tor behind him. half turned TO look.
And there on tho highest pinc" stood
his brother In the scarlet OF his new
dignity as Il had come from the Pope
himself. his red bIrct;a held In his
hand, and his fair and noble head
erect aS he looked over the folk TO
where on the slope above the ely
gates he could still see the sun CLINT
and sparkle on tn. cuIraSScs and lance
heads OF tn. four hundred riders OF
k.rnsbcrg.
Hut even ms the Prince of Courtland
looked back n, his brother. tho whsS'
per OF the tcmp,cr Emotc the latter \
ear.
Had Prince Conrad been In your
place and YOU behind the altar rails.
think you that tho Duchess Joan
would have fed no cavaiicrly?'
by this time the young cardinal had
descended iii he stood on the other
side o. the Prince from Ivan OF Mus
covy.
you take horse to follow your
brIdc7' he qucrIcd. smiling. rs II n
fashion OF Kcrnsbcrs br:Gcs thus To
s,cai away"
Louis OF CORTLAND broke out In
suddcn-ovcrboiilng fury.
This Is your doins!" he cried: u
know II well. From her nrst coming
my bride had set herself to Scorn me.
My sister knew II. You knew II. You
smile as at Jest. You would have
ali-thc love Of my wife. the rule OF
my folk. as well nS tho acclaim Of
these city swine. LlS,cn-'Thc good
Prince Conrad! God save the noble
Princc!' II is wo.,h living for favor
such ms this"
Brother of mine" said the young
man gently. "aS you know we'll. I ncv.
or set eyes upon the noble Lady Joan
before. Never spoke word with her.
held no communication by word or
PEN
'You were constantly with the old
fox Dossauer. the envoy Of Pinsscn.
burg-who came from kernsbcSg.
bringing with him that slim secretary.
By my faith. now. when I think Of It.
Prince Ivan told me last night he was
rs like this mqdcap girl as pea TO pea
some iiy.blown b-stard brother.
doubtless."
Conrad shook his head. His brother
had doubtless gone momentarily dis.
tract with his troubles.
NAY. deny II not! And smile not.
either-lest spoil the symmetry OF
that face for your mummery and pro.
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cessions. Aye, If I have to urderlie
ten years interdict for 1t from your
friend the most Holy Pope of Rome!"
do not forget there Is another
church in my country. which will lay
no interdict upon you. Prince Louis"
laughed Ivan Of Muscovy. But to
horse-we lose time!"
Brother" said the Cardinal, laying
his hand on his bro;her's arm. ION my
word as a knight--as n Prince OF the
church, knew nothing of ;hc mat
ter. cannot even guess what has
led you thus to accuse me.
The Princess Margaret came at
that moment ont ~ the cathedral and
ran impetuuusiy to ',:.' f.orts broth
~
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Hay.

Upland, per ton. s9.OOm9.5O; sec
ond bottom, s7.5OI 500; timothy,
sll.OO: timothy and clover, 5000: al
falfa, prime. $500: straw, $500; south
Park wire grass, sl3.0vm 1880.
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JOAN 4Hs 1H SWORD HAND
B. S.RcROCtETT.A .AuAhar AZ McRAuac5co
CHAPTER xI.-continued.

Copyright. 1895. 1900. by 8. r. croekstL)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-16
Cattle.

The following quotations represent
he range Of prlcCs paid ON this mar
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. There is no need worrying along il

There is no need worrying along in
discomfort because OF a d~isOrdered di-
gestion. Get a bottle Of kODOL FOR
DYSPEPSIA and see what it will do
for you. Kodot not only digests what
you eat and gives that tired stomach a
needed rest, but is a corrective of the
greatest efficiency. 8KOdol relieves in
digestion, dyspepsia, palpitation of the
heart fiatulence, and sour stomach.
Kodot will make your stomach young
and healthy again, sr1Ou will worry
Just ia the proportion that<you stom-
-aoh worries you.2 Noffy means the
loss of ability. to do your best. Worry
be avoided at all times. kodol
will take wOrrNeeHt9Gf your stomach.
Sold byTR.aR. Bethany. q
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there came calls Of the injured, some
shrieking with pain and fear. and 9TH
efs. rnss4ng As Il bewildereds by The
shock
TFsFFsT zane quickly. 5FEhoagh tt vas
an~hsuE before sde last body was drag
ged fonI the wreck The police, at
-racted srhe noise. called ambulances
and supkAon~. aad warned the~hospst-
. ais ~ prepare TO receive the injured
] The railway Xacd- quickly filled with
police. doctors, nurses. AM
! volunteers.
WORK OF RESCUE DIFFICULT
| The darkness and Incredible idestl TIC
: ton made the work OF rescue OK
ceadingly difficult Lamps and torches
were brougnt4t ia Light the deso.ate
7 Thsts1z..on sas converted int
a surgery and me platform was mad
4 uno-tua-y. Sx&-2--ot the dead L
injured were imprisoned in compa.--
nent and il vas necessary %. sd
away the pardtions in order % aEec.
their releases, Others were caught IL
der the heavy w-eckage. Several u he
bodies were badly mangled \ 4
woman was d-~aptrared.
All the physicians II Salisbury wee
SUMMONED and devoted llense!Ys7 :
a~ttrndattse Uron the utlndshitgilIu.
The body Of the engineer was found
Oh top OF 2 1re 2oY, fharred oeyon1
Observation-Disclosures Necessary 10 san
away paris OF the compartments % The
railway cOaChasia order Ia release Tls
survivors M % secure the bodies -
thesdaadt In one compartment III ~
.4e passengers except mo Were killed
and The rescue Of the survivors vs.
exceedingly difficult ATS. e.
Tn injured Rare later removed -
he Salisbury inflrmary. where the ell
Gre staf. assisted by the local vOrUa-
teer Surgeons, attended them, f"-
FIRST BODIES RECOVERED.
The first bodies recovered and iten-
,iied included those OF john E. Me
Donald. OF New York; W. II. Fhonp-
aon. address unknown, ard c. +. Nc
Meekin, Of New York: Frank WekGcn,
OF Allentown, Pa; jules Keller, ad-
dress unknown; Charles E. Sentell. of
New York; Rev. E. L. King, Of To-
ronto: Miss Mary E. Howison, of Ne"
York; Mrs. G. W. Elpficke, of Chicago.
and Mrs. LiIlias Hurd Waite. Of New
York.
Dudley P. Harding. Of New York:
Louis Cassier, Of TTumbuIl. Conn, aad
F. n. Cossitt, Of New York. were alive
when they were removed from the
wreck, but died at the infirmary soon
after their admfttance.
w. H. Thompson, who was killed.
was a s~econd-elass cabin passenger,
whose residence is unknown
Mayor Mcclellan Of New York, who
was a passenger or the New York. did
not debark at Plymouth, but went On
to Southampton. and reached London
this afternoon. - a..
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Thousands ANNUALLY bear witness to
the. efficiency of Early RiserssGrThese
pleasant, reliable little pills have long
borne a reputation second TO none as a
laxative and cathartic.- They are as
staple as bread in T~niHions~nfc homes.
Pleasant but effective. Will promptly
relieve constipation without gripping.
Sold byR. R.. Bellamy-
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SUMMER VI SCHOOL 4 SUCCESS
Plans on Foot to Make it a Per-
manert Feature

The L. $. Supreme Court VIII Deliver
Opinion in the Selma Connection
Senger Station at GOIdsbOrO Held ID
by Restraining Ordcr-PrO-pects for
a Large corn Crop are Very Fine.
The Raleigh POstma-telohip-Char-
tiers GrantCd-Otler New, items.
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An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect ~
clogged bowels and torpid liver, uaril
constipation becomes chronic. This
condition is unknown to those who us
De. Kings New Life PAS: the bsst
and gentlest regulators of Stomach and
Bowels. Guaranteed by r. r. Bethany,
druggist. Price 25c. .--.s,--.
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The sincerest tribute that can be
paid to superiority is imitationlc The
many limitations of DeWitt's Witch FIa-
eel Sa1ve that are now Before the public
prove it the best.lfAsh 4for7T DeWitt's.
Good for burns, scalds},e Echaffed skin,
eczema, letter, cuts, bruises, boils and
piles. Highly Recommended and relia-
bic. Sold by r. r. BeIlamy.- r~
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Richard Croker, the former leader
of Tarnmany,7W Who IS, h9w residing in
Ireland, writes. to a friend to endorse
Mr.. Rryap, The effect Of such endorse
ment is doubtful, under the circrr1-
stances.-Charlotte Observer -
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. King Edward, accordtngTtd1a news
paper receives two new suits Of clothes
from his tailor every week. he is
almost as, e~xtravagant as the young
ma behind the soda fOuntain,-Ra-
leigh Times
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The Coachman-"p s~hallaHhave,. to
leave your service, Sir - Insurance
PTesident-'"1 am sorry to hear that
John W1V2"1tTWheu I'm a-driyin' Of
yFuu.~ sir. 4 hear folks, say. There goes
and I .donteknow Which Of
us they mean-"-Life.
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Following the Flag.

When 6tr soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines, health was the nos
Important Consideration. Willis l..
Morgan retired eommissary sergeant,
T. S: A. of Rural Route, Concord, n.
H; savs: 81 was two years in Cuba
and 7two'yearsI in the Philippines, and
being; subject ITO colds, took DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
which kept me-in perfect health. An /
noW,fin New Hampshire, we find it The
lbestthedicine in the world for coughs,
colds. bronchial troubles and all lung
diseases. tn Guaranteed at;R R. Bella
mFs, druggist ucPrieeE SOC land s1.e0.
Trial bottle free. Yuryi y,,,, - :
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II. tones and vitalizes the entire sys-
ten and MAKES life worth living no
matter what your station. zHefHsser's
cents, Tea Of Tablets. r. Re BeIla1ny.
Rocky Mountain Tea IS tlse Lereatest
preventative known for all diseases.
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. IF II. We're possible for th9 president
TO have thorn IN his flesh 1T fs.prob.
-able hat f5wAs geewa.5n so,1,s Car.
6finsLCharlotts Newx 81 E-.-r
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Mrs fortiy-Ptfhinvton tnsour.r0-
we can trace our ancesterVseack ID
one of h e<TSaxon kings Vfs1ror-"In-
deed ?2@5Ars<P OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
dear YES. I'VE have beer aesc-1-ag
generations. Puck
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In beauty town there dwelt a1ass.
Her face was fair to see IT'S
The secret Of her beauty fay, aons,-
In Rocky Muwtain-Fea:-
- 2-rTsarL al RI RAlamy.,
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Within 20 minutes ride Of the city. Sofbbfns fosetlook~t o I'D .
iort n pleasure Of Dur guests. Bathing, an e.huaratnS sPof- :"
danger Fishing from boat or pier: sp@mi as~rtnn : paid = -
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Atcidents viii happea, bot shs1hes,
regulated families keep Dr. sFhosaas
Eclectic OIL fer saeh leslsegenctas,. I,
snbdues the pain and heals.the hurts
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- II j. J-I-o D
Il ssT-s .ymstt9s i! !. III .z.u
: .zi :gta 81 .7ss.fxcs
.e1ooka 1890: .eIl :ss.o, .sTssst-r
~ J. basa y ftfv aui,ssa< y.d,r.,,~
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Il 29'fT"e sn"& IN 70 Eafals-
, H'So" aaF aa& : Yinc ssuor
G"on n"61SY sBU E2o, AZ :a91at
akfat sh1iaTIsn1as aaw .ffssoTG .oG /,
.eltsassl itnorAss-.gIims AZ 20.
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! ~ o1 80 : eaI I31+sI 1cu
HoilndrT1zh 12-oc,1 o1A 1871,
ssFilah HrT z5fccc rsa cog. cs5r
aa- bfsdaTo G3us III n2EsisF q ure q,
.dff r.. a-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08
Sin Observation-Disclosures.

Iem- Oorf, 7. Suli. - Sir
Sen 3wcd, Elm frelrnOIhoitIideS Ser
bGItnib nit alien 2Gn0ern in Central
uno Siioomerifn ot5i6obnen, no
Cuba feline bipIomotiihcn &cprGierl-
tnnten Fat, bat TrGii6cut Gollna 8e-
neroI &ui5o Gipcra gum Spe5iol.@e
lonOten ernannt, Der oqc ierc 2dn0er
beil1dben Iol. General Hipero lit
aitgenblidlid) in Mem.Oorf. Im 81.
Sltli miro er sic Hun0rciie ontretcn
itfto ser Geibc nnh S~cut5ncla, Gana-
ma, Guatemala, Son SnIpo0or,
Sonouras, Gotta silica, ECUADOR, Ye-
rlt, 9oIiuia, Gbili, Enragllop be
iltbett. Scine Miiiion miro i'm o6t
Woitate in Iniprld nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08

gr. IL SdocIt.
Fartie Glappfragen fir Sanicn; aeiiidte
Stebfrugen lino grOBeS NiiOrtis
m msr,D. sg %SS1,iT 5lF 9If 1896 1OC
0amen Gbemifettc5 ans elsie goint
qiuueH. meiBeu sSpibeu ulO Stidcreieu;
@oIcros aus lpeiBer Yaluu nit SpiBens
beiHB; 75c., 500 mo $I.25 En-
mertb. 9~teou5irt aui ........... JOG
'Qartic 9umcu Strcblragcn ans spit
6cr, Tii( uuo Sriib; otailormnoc" Glide
reien; Soc. uHo SOC, pcrtb. Re 40n
ou5trt nut ............... ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08
MiQiuncn nnf cincn Hiff.

@obinaton 7. Suli, - 9a8
6lotten : Separtcmcnt lit per 4abel
pom Gommanoellr EottS, 8ouper.
neiir alf ser SnieI 8ltam, 6enndridl.
tigt moroen, boB ser Nrmee : Grams.
portbampfer ~SDomo," nit $t,750,-
900 in Tbilippinen . @olo 6efraftet,
in ser Ndbe ser Sniel nltf elm 6iff
Qefobren lit ulO BON Dem Stations.
idiff .Supplp" per9ebIide Seriudc
oenlodt moroen ieien, sen 0ampier
irei 81 MAIDEN, Die See lit rubig
uno oas Shiif bcfinOet lid nift in
lnmittelbarer @einbr. Cine ISOLDE
miro ober p%ergeben, ebe itarfeS dlepp.
oampfer berbei 9ebrodt meroen fon-
men. auf Dem Gampier befinben iid)
5ebn armee-O ffisiere, pier aranfen-
m0rterinuen uno 70 gipiliitcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08
Mi(itarpuitcm pcrgr6fert.

OF it Ban, N.-9., 7. Sitli. -
@as ErGIibent &ooiepelt in Icincr
lettcn @otidoft onfiinbigte, oaB Die
3nhl Ser Nrmecpoiten p%erringert, Die
perbleibcnOen ober meientlid pergr0-
Bert mcroen ioatcn, mrroe hellte IN
elmer Gonfercn5 5piiden SroIioclt
Hooieoelt un6 ariegsiefretor Salt
alts9efiibrt. IS muroe beid)lolien, Die
folapnOcn iiebcn IrmeeppIten 5t Sri-
gaoe-NoIten inter Dem Gol1nlon0o
Don Brigade @enerdlen SIT erbebcl;
Sort Teiap, aoS., Sort 2eapenlportb,
aaS.; Sort 6ouIton, Serds; Sort
@obinlon, Nc6r.; Sort &iliiea Wpo.;
Sort Sin, OtInboma; Sort Dale
thorpe, 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08

fcrott ocS Stootc&. pie OeS &olfcS
ruuusbIeiblid). 9oS MtiniItcrium
f0nnte Dem 2on0c fcinen bciicrCn
9ienit ~cripciien, ais menn e8 eincm
pcrontlportliden &obinct Flob
mahte.
0c0en Oen @offeui d NJ Ii q.
gel.
Tic 3unobmc 0cS Moficridmugs
gels aus Gelttihlono nod GllbIonO
Lungs ser &iiitc bat Die rriiiihe Ne-
gicrltng peratIoBt, lire @ofiomfeit
SIT crb0ben. Ger .HcthSon5ci9cr"
pcroffentlidt bclltc Nodmitto0 cine
GrfGGrung Der ritiiiiden @oti6oit in
@crIin oeS SnboltS, BOB ruiiiide
&rieesidyiffe oen @efcbl crboItcn bn-
ben, ben 3~olfuttern bel &erfolglutg
mo @egnobme oller Sdific Die ocS
S%dmlggelS perb1htig erifcinen
innerbolb Ser 9reimcilcns@rcn5 be.
biiIflid) 81 icin, Seoc @c0nobme
miirOe ieood) in @emdBbcit nit Dem
%olferredt crfolgcr.
Goaden cuCrn.
&oiadcn idoiien belltc uui cine 9(n,
5obl @rubcnorbeiter, pelhe bel oen
Nioofo : @erfen IN Scr NGbc oonGfo.
~tcrinoSlop cine Gemonitrotion in
icenirten. Giele nuroen oer1punOet.
e me W ornung 8oIcr,
Sn @nrlhou boben Die So5inliiteu
ein Monifeit erIoilerL in lpcIdcm tic
ooS &olf morncn, iid) onf Gin N6.
idlohten Der Tolen unb Sll6cn in
ocu nGdyiteu Sogen bereit 81 baltcn.
Die Eoli5ei uno baS MiIitGr, beiBt
eS, planter @ieberpcrgeitung iiir sic
iiiu9iten angriffe. Sremocn miro
Der Moth crtbeilt, iih in ben Shlb
lbrer rcipettipen aoniuln 81 bcgebCn.
Seiner Gimme ni6t
m d d) 10.
&ronItnbt, Z. Sutli. - Sn Der
geItern iortgeiebten frieasaerihtlihcrl
%er6onoIung 9e9en ben AOmirol
&oieItpcnstp megen llebergobc OeS
&ononenbootcS .9ebopi" in Der
S6Iad)t i'm iaponiihen 0feer befun'
oeten Die Icr5te Der .Seoopt" oof
NOmirol H~oicitpensfp in 6ol9e ieiner
@lm0en nid)t bel florem 9epuBtiein.
nif)t pernntmortlid unb atlBer Stou-
DC, Den 9eiebl sum 8npituliren SIT &C.
ben, gcpeien ipdre. Sn 9etrcif Der
peiBen Slagge befultoete S~ientenoni
@orulL Dab er pom Gnpit1n De So.
Tongue. Montreal Hoieitlueltsfp'S
LHa# .NH.H##
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StobS6ei sen @cfc6l cr6oltcn bate,
Elm 2einentlth berbci 81 bolcll, OnS I'M
Sale oeS Gri6eincnS cincS iupolli.
ld)en Sdiiic9 perpenOct per0ch loQ-
te. Gber ais er @orum) NIT Dem
2einentltd gcfommen mare, bGttc Go-
pitGn @%olomuticii eS GrBcrli6 ms
Wtcer gemoricn.
Gerfoui Scr $ oinuuer'i den
Stunt NJ mlung.
2on0pM Z. <li. - Sic &rnit.
Sdnbler TmuCcn brothers babcn 0ie
Soinnlter'ihc &unltlommliln0 Scr
britii6en Station 5llnt Saul angelo
ten ui1o bis 5ltm is. Suli cine 6riIt
sur GntIdciOun0 iiber OieieS 9(ngebot
geltellt. Iob Die Sommlung old 5
Gierpont MorQon in Ncm : Oorf II.
5. &. 8iocncr in PHILADELPHIA an
geboten morOcn mare, Iteat Die Sir.
ma~in NbrcOc. SoQte / Sommlung
nibt bon Ser britiiden Ntution on0c'
follit mer0clL Damn lpiiroen Die be.
treitenhen &luitidGte ein5eln 5urr
&erfalf g%elonGcn,
Son &onfon ermortet. r.
Gbri it ian q, 7. Suli. = &oiier
Milbelm lcBtC bertc friib INN s llDr
utf Der oSombur0" bon Bergen Die
Snbrt nodJ (%ronObicm tort llnO miro
BORT ON Sonntug No6mittog nm .
llbr eintrcficn. &6nig Snofon miro
iid iofort sur 9cgriiBlne bes Sat
icrS oil @orO ser .Somburg" bege'
ben unb ipGtcr mcrocn ser &onig uno
sic &onigin Sen aoiicr i'm Shlob
cmpiangen, 100 elm @olo 1iner BON
so @eoeden itottfinoen miro.
Sole @enugtbnnng.
Selma 8. &uli. - Ger bieiiac
6ritiide @cih0ftstrGger Carnegie
bat elm cnoGiiIti9eS llcbercinfommen
biniihtlid scr britiidcn 6%orOerun'
gen, meld& in 6oIqe pes fremoen'
ieinoliden NuirubrS in Nand)ang,
Eropin5 &iungiL i'm pcrfloilenen Sc
brilar e%ntitonOcn iiuO, obgeidloIen.
China beSoblt iiir sic Sootuna oes
ainOes beS britiihen Miiliondrs $.
s. 9ingbom $4,000. iolpie $500 fitr
bie 5eritortc britii6e Wiiiion nno
perpilidtet lid, Die S6uloieen, mel
de Die britiidlc @cionotlfoft rioli'
boit 81 maiden bat, 81 b~eitrnfen mn
oieienigelt, mclhc bic Miilionare be
idiibten, 81 belobnen.
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Nathan Gutman < Co.
9-1l-l5-17 w. Lexington St. e Charles
ger halbiahrltd}e 1,ennktinnasllrrkamf
hR0iuut mnraft.
0arairte Suite reOn;irt.

3priter Sllr.
SeSer ant Montaa IN bieiem Eueluaa.
II sSepartmrnt ucrblciDcnoe a~nrntrtc 0nt
iuiro Sur cnogiittiaeH lidlnlilng IN 5luet
Yartien al oeu eritnunliditcn 9ieOuftiuueu
~uTferirt, bic icmnlS al hunlgrnoigcn Wl1'
ben gcmadl murbcn. 6lcgante Walaapiite
nan frnu51iiihen Wiuocleu nuo uniere
Cigenen Sd1piuuacn.
bic 5u $1,000 luert1.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-19
White Sox Win One.

New Orleans, La, March ia The
White Sox opened their New Orleans
series yesterday under weather condi-
tons which made fast play impossible.
Three thousand people braved the
threatening elements to get line on
the Chicago and the local players, but
the state of the grounds made eau
tious play necessary and forbade TAX
ing chances. The game turned out to
be more or less of disappointment,
with the score Q to 1 in favor of Co.
miskey'S team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-19
RIVAL BALL LEAGUES
VOTE FOR CONSOLIDATION
Northern and Copper Country Circuits
Merged Into One of Eight Clubs
With Short Season.

Duluth, Mimi, March 10 The
Northern and the Copper Country
leagues were consolidated at a meet
ing here yesterday of the club owners
of the two organizations. The name
of the consolidated league will be the
Northern-Copper Country league. w.
j. Price of Fargo was elected presi-
dent, DR. George W. Orr of Lake Lin
den is vice president, Percy r. Glass of
Calumet is secretary, and A. w Kueh-
now of Duluth is treasurer. The new
league will be a strong organization,
with class G salary limit, and the
circuit will embrace eight clubs, as
follows: Winnipeg, Fargo, Grand
Forks, Duluth, Calumet. Lake Linden,
HouGhton, and Hancock. The season
will open on May II and close on La
Dor day. A schedule committee was
appointed and a board of control
elected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-19
DOPE FOR THE FANS.


Umpires Steve Cusack and Weston OF
last seasons Three-Eye, staff, have &C
cepted terms with the New York State
league, and therefore will not be seen
at the tickers station on the Three Eye
diamond this summer.
1t has been decided to forward the
railroad tickets to the so Bloomer play
erS under contract on March 2G with
instructions TO report on March 2S.
The Decatur Herald makes charges
against an unnamed manager of the
ThreeI, accusing him of tampering
with players of other clubs, particu-
larizing Reagan and Davidson of Du-
buQue, Thornton of Decatur and Wal
ters of Bloomington. claiming that
through this managers offer of more
salary the respective players have
been giving their associations more or
less, trouble. The Walters charge is
said to have occurred when he was
with Decatur The Decatur Herald
calls upon President Holland to put a
stop to such practices, alleging that
the life of the league is endangered
unless, he takes action.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-19
SEASON OF BASKETBALL
LEAGUE COMES TO END
Rivals Close With a Perfect Score
Win All Of Series of Six Games
Comets in Second Place.

The series of games of the Y. NJ. c.
y. basketball league was concluded
with three games Saturday evening,
and the Rivals, who have lead the
teams in percentage, closed with per-
feet standing. the others following as
above The Rivals defeated the Mid
gets, Al to IS, the Crescents were de-
feated by the, Comets 80 to 16, and by
the Midgets, so to II. Each of the
teams played 6 games during the Sc
ries on Saturday evenings. The league
was composed of the four teams, John
Hall, Charles Lienhardt, Lawrence
Gowling, and Robert Wiley being the
captains The Crescents were handi-
capped throughout the entire series by
the illness of the captain, Robert Wi
ley. During the season q players
took part in the various games