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The Washington times., 1907-08-16
~ CH4VCES MS MiND. <ABOLIT NOT PLAYING
ALIERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia, s: Cleveland, 2
New York, 2. Detroit, T.
Chicago. 3, Boston, l.
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Today's Games.

Washington al Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit
Boston at St Louis.
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RICARD'S ELY BOUT
OFF INDEFINITELY

CHICAGO. III. Aug. 16.-.'Tex" Ricard.
OF Ely. Nev-. accompanied by his wife.
PASSED through the city yesterday on
his way 20 his home town He attend
ed the baseball game IN the afternoon
with some friends.
Ricard said that he had made no
move in arranging a bout for Ely as
the death Of his little daughter Bessie
IN New York q week ago had upset all
his plans.
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IS READY
TO PLAY
Won't Return to Wash
ington-Would Go to
Cleveland.

WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. 16.-John
Anderson. who quit his job as first
baseman OF the washington Americans
a short time ago and announced al that
time he was through with the game,
has lost that tired feeling already as he
Is playing with Worcester teams that
will pay him his price.
John is not really in earnest about his
statement that he has quit baseball for
good. and as a matter Of fact he is
willing 70 play on any team except the
Washington team He says he will not
play with Canullon again under any
consideration.
Won't Jump to Outlaws.
Anderson said today that he has not
had any offer from :he Reading club.
OF the Atlantic League. as announced
a few days ago. and, II he had, he
would not go 10 the outlaw league under
the present circumstances for any con-
sideratiOn. He added that he does not
care what action Washington has taken,
that he can find enough 10 do right
here in Worcester, and he does not re-
gret having left the Nationals.
John says he has no objections TO
being traded 70 Cleveland. as Caltill0n
had threa tened 70 do. though he doesn't
believe the Washington manager would
do anything 10 h-lp him. considering
the animCsity between them. In spite
OF this some OF Johns friends here are
at work 20 get him on the Providence
team Of the Eastern League, and be-
lieve deal can be PATCHED Up, so
that he can finish the season with that
club.
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Standing of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago. 8: philadelphia. J.
New Gork. 4; Cincinnati. g.
PiItsburg, S; Brooklyn. 0.
81. Louis 2. Boston. L.
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MARQUETTE FIELDING
SHOWS FLAG WINNERS
HOLDING LAST PLACE
Trinity Had to Rely Upon Heavy Htting-St Mar
tins A. A. Tops Cardeners-Dampers Work
High ClaSS-Several Clean SlateS

The final fielding averages OF the Mar
quette League for this season tend to
show that games were won in that
league rather by heavy hitting than by
good fielding.
This was especially true in the case
OF Trinity. the pennant winner. In the
batting averages, published exclusively
in yesterdays Times, Trinity was shown
to have lead Of p points on its near
est competitor. while in fielding the
rag winners hold the cellar position.
St Martins A. A. which firishcd sec
ond in the race for the flag, holds the
top place in gardening, with ST. Theresa
and ST. Peters running good second
and third. respectively.
The old St Martins and the St. Jo-
seph's teams averages have not been
included In the regular team stand
inss. as these two clubs have dropped
from the rolls since Ihe L'st PupiiSi-
ing Of the fielding averages
Dampier Star.
Although he has not the highest av-
erage. 10 Dampier belongs the honor
CT best fielder I'm the league. Dampier
plaved through the entire season, and
out Of 1n chances slipped up but three
times. Dampiers hleding average. to-
gether with his batting. classes HIM
with the best amateur ball players OF
the town.
tins A A. has a better average than
Dampier and should be classed second
according TO the form he has display ed
sc far. Wood has accepted all OF q
chances Grant GOOdmau's record While
plaving with the old ST. Martins team
was excellent. Goodman, between MS
first base playing and pitchlng. made
the most OF "a chances. After JOIN
ing ST Peters ne accepted i out OF
il chances at shortstop.
Some Good Records.
Stevenson. St. Theresa = backstop. de-
serves mention for his work out OF .
chances he handled all but q perfectly.
Jack. sherman. second baseman on the
old St. Martins team, has a perfect
record for 81 chances. as has Roger
Moore. ST Theresa's star tvirler. Tor 20
-
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Earned runs-Surlace. s. First base BY er-
rors-Surface. T. Left on hases-Surace. 3
Collectors. / First base on bslls-Of Stnp-
son. 4 Struck out-By America. is. BY
Simpson 8 Home rIn-Senl1r- Three-base
hit-America- TVO-base hit-Talhert- Sacri-
fee hits-Thomas. SunyEer- Page Double
play-Kearney 20 MarniCn % COombes.
Stolen bases-Snyser. Thomas, Senior Amer
lea Water. g; Myers. . Hit by pitcher
BY America I. by Simpson. L Umpire-Air.
Johnson. Time Of game hour and = min
utes
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LID OFF IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. Is.-It is now pretty
well understood that boxing viii be re-
sumed in Chicago as soon as cold wealth
er sets in. Just how many clubs will be
permitted to run Is uncertain. possibly
II win be a free-fOr-au.
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Death of l.. l.. Carter.

The death Of l.. l.. Carter. an o.d
and respected ,esldent of this city,
occurred at the home OF his o Del.
n~orlheastof town. last Sunday night.
after il ~prutracted illness.
LYMAN l.. Carter was born at Hun
ter. Greene Co., N. Y. March 20.
1881. He was married in March.
1852. To Emily Hutchinson, who died
April 26, 1900. MI. Carter came to
this vicinity from Worth County, Ia,
and has been IA resident of this city
aud vicinity since its Incorporation.
-Four son and one daughter sur
vIve him: Lew and Del Carter and
Mrs, George Chilson. of Sisseton, and
Hal Carter, OF Tagus, N. Oak. The
oldest SON Is IN California. A broth
er OF MIR, Carter was here from
Iowa to attend the funeral. There
are also two sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth
Ledbeater, of st, Paul, and Mrs.
VIM, OF Columbus, S. OAK,
Funeral services we're held at the
M. e. church Wednesday afternoon
with the rites of the Masonic order. of
which lodge IN thus city he was IL
charter member. Rev. #. b. Dunn
preached the funeral sermon.
During his long residence here Mr..
Carter made many warm friends and
was genera Nv highly esteemed for his
sterling integrity. as we'll as for his
many other good qualities. He was
a we'll read man and thoroughly up to
the times. He served two terms as
county surveyor of Roberts county.
We join with the community In
general IN eXten"iug our sympathy
10 che bereaved family.
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Farm papers warn us that much of
last years corn intended for seed will
that Northrup, KING s Co.. the Old
Minneapolis Seedsmen have a stock
"f M,nnesnta-gt1wn seed corn. OF
high termination. Including such
we'll known varieties as University
M. ID. Sterling White Dent. PRIDE
of the North. Minnesota King. etc.
IT you want seed corn. better write
them. 40
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Il NDsTROM.

Died, April Sth, at the home of the
parents north of Nisseton Kari Ed
win, lntantson of Mr.. ana Mrs. Chas.
LindsIrom, aged one year and twen-
ty,elght days. The funeral services
were l.eld yesterday afternoon from
the home. The bereaved parents
have IA sincere sympathy In their
at1ictlOu.
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.VTTT- ~ T-TT T'.
NOTICE OF SHEER IFI"S SALE.

ny virtue OF tu execution issued out OF and
- under the seal OF the circuit coUrt W thin
amt Tor the county of Roberts and Stata OF
south Dakota, upon a Judgment rendered
lherciu ON November p. I9t3. and douketeu
IN said court on December i. 1873, in an action
wherein q. tltIlcman Proving Company, n
corporation. IS plaintiff and L. T.. Thompsou
and Minuie THOMPSON We're defendants. in
favor oil stid plaintiff ard against said de
PENDANTS for the sum of Three huhdred lhir
lN-four and forty eight one hundredths Dol
lars. tH:33l. tSl. and which said judgment was
oy II. O.. Powell. and which execution was di.
tected To AMI delivered 10 me AS sheriff in and
for sald county of Roberts. have TINS nth
cay OF y prii. lVUi. levied upon ali the right,
ana to the Glowing described real estate
situated IN The Town OF White Rock. in the
count. OF ROBBERS ANA state of South Dakota.
t6-Wlt: Commencing ut II point SeVenty-iVe
feet east of the orth vest corner OF block
seven. in III" originnl plat of the townSite of
White Rock; thence south one hundred and
thirty I'VE feet parallel with the west line of
said block: tlIence east iii V feet parallel with
the north line of said block thence north one
hundred and 'hirty-tive feet parallel with the
to the point OF beginning, reserving to the
Incorporated town of White Rock for side
walk purposes only. the solo use of the north
seven feet o. SAID tract of land
Nolir" is hereby given. thi' |. the under
signed. rs sheriff: aforesaid. Will sell the above
described real property TO the highest bidder
Tor cash. at pub ic auction. at the front door
OF the court house. in HE city OF Sissetnn. in
TIE county of Roberts and state of South Da-
ko1a, on MAJ is. 1901. NJ tan O'Clock II. m. OF
er with interest and costs and expenses OF
sale.
Da,ed April II. A H., 1907.
J.L. MINpEs.
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LOCAL BRfV|T|FS

Leo Burdick. who has been i'll
for some time. is again able to
be in his place at Metcalfe's
restaurant.
Frank Hicks was callel to
Webster Wednesday as witness
in . case ~ clrcull court.
tull Tine of boys suits at re
duced prices, Calmenson's Cloth
ing Store.
Services at the Lutheran
churcl s3lsa rro.0ing ut 1850.
In the oven n& THE young poop Q
viii give It literary Hroeram.
Edi9or @nafasar off qae SAN
DARD vent over to Oetlep We'd
nesday to gat the new Optic
plant established and in running.
order.
a,, anl AT,e Jsl Carta,, of
Tagus, N. Oak, We're called here
this week on account OF the
death OF their father, l.. /. Car
ter.
New spring shirts at Calmen-
sons Clothing Store.
~. KL. u;aL
c;..ora
La4La ~, a~ana;da.a fo,.
49,, ;,aao ~ +Lo noana as
certificate OF Withdrawal has
been filed with the city auditor.
DON'T foroet tbe militia han
on Monday night. C%afarllla's
orchestra will furnish the music
and a good time Is assured all
who attend. Prizes VIII be given
to the best couples 10 waltz and
two-step. Supper at The Bos-
ton.
Tho ladies Of taa M r. church
earvaa ono. of tba;r dalicious
snnnars ~ tho FaoIo,s baIl last
ovanina Tbav also disnlavaa
. 6nn v.riaty az on,one an sole
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Interstate Teachers Association.
recovery.

Interstate ASSOclatlOn.
An Interstate teachers and
trustees meeting will be held in
Fraternity Hall, White Rock,
next week Saturday, April 18th.
Below is the program:
MORNING SESSION, 10 A. Nj.
Piano Duet. Ta%nnhauser March, Wagner.
Mcsdames A. "a. kolset. Il. II. Dudley.
Invocation, Rev. G. II. Lockridge.
Enrolment.
Primary Methods, illustrated by n class Of
pupils from the Wheaton schools,
Odelia Bauer.
The Importance of Thoroness in Primary
Grades, Lillian Brown
Trio, Matte Weaver, Lolita Bemls,
Jane II Fulton.
School EXpedients, Blanche Kuhn.
Duet, Mrs "A. llinar johnson.
Ida johnson.
The Successful Teacher, Mrs. A. a. BriIten.
Geography Methods. Mrs. A. Einar johnson.
Solo, Odelta Bauer.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 1880 p. Nj.
Piano Solo, Celia B. Daley
Tenor Solo. N. N. Powell.
Address OF Welcome. II. II. Dudley.
Response, Supt. VT. Williams.
Qunrtette, Odolia Bauer. Matte Weaver.
Lolita Bcmis, Jane II. Fulton.
Arithmetic Methods, Frank Noble.
Character Building. Mamie Murray,
Music, Wheaton Quartette.
Address "Pa,rtotism,'' Ii. Il. Cory.
Recent Changes in School LAWS in South
Dakota. Supt. o.. H. Jones
Paper, Elinor II. Boquist.
Recitation, Wavy MCCOY
EVENING SESSION, $50 p. N.
March. "In Festal Array" Engelmann.
Mesdames A. ". Kolset, Il. H. Dudley
Satisfaction OF Achievement,
Supt. r, b. MacI.ean
School "reminiscences, H~owardNSquires
NJ. Il. Thompson
Does ~ High school Education Pay:
Rev. G.. d. Lockridge
Suniiower Dance. Mae Clymont
Mesdames A. II. Koiset, r. H. Dudley
Critics Report, Prof. W. ii. Ferguson.
Enroiimunt Relort
Luet, N. N. Powell. A. Einar johnson
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Apr. 5-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will he received at the
~ Office oftne town clerk of Minnesota town
snip. Roberts county. $. OAK, up to May LIST.
1907. at noon. for construction OF "a town hall
on the south vest corner OF section 10 in Min.
nesota township, according to spec .fcationS
III tir ut Banner News office, Sisseton, s.
i,.k. and the Town clerks office, Minnesota
township. A certified check for 3per cent OF
u Il must accomp any same and made payable
% h.nry Schram. Chairman or Board Of Sup.
,visoys. 10 be forfeited il contractor fails
n,.xecute contract II awarded to him.
The Board of supervisors reserves the right
reject any and all bids.
H. NJ. FELBAuM, Clerk,
p. o. Address,: Hankinsoa. N. d.
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his.

Freda Dauay, aged Ii, died at the
home of Mr.. and Mis- Foberg, IN
Minnesota township The parents
of The deceased i've in North DAKOTA
and She was visi.lng at the roberg
home ut the time Other death. Fune-
raj services We're held at the Swedish
Lutheran church near Ncrnon.
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.Sisseton Agency, S OAK.

Sealed bids for the following de cribed
tracts OF Inherited Indian land, listed for
be received by the u. S. Indian Agent a, the
Sisset0n Agency. S. d., up to ~ O'clock noon
mol. Nwh OF nwla. sec. 30, twp. II. u. ~.
NO.. Mex OF neA sec. 30. twp Ii, il. 81.
So.3. SH OF VIZ & n4 OF swla. sec Is.
twp. 1875, r. so.
No. 4. Sell sec. 8. twp. 123. r. 81.
No. ). SwA OF seA, see. Is. twp. l2a. X. =.
nnd s4 Of neA 4 lot 3, sec. 10, twp. l25. Is. So
c. 3. JACKSON.
u. s. Indian Agent.
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ROBERT PEARSON.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
T'-t.TTI' u
NOTICE For PUBLICATIONS
and o. tiipn at Art.rIrun Sn,,l, m,

Land office at WaterlCwn, south Dakota
March /. 1906.
~ named settler has filed notice + Ills lulcn
ton 10 make i've year final homestead
proof i'll support of ms claim. and that
sad proof Will he made before Paul Bah.
cock, United states commissioner. District
of south Dakota. at his office m the Guy of
>lsseton. south Dakota. ON April 26. 1901. viz:
GARRETT WILLIAM JAGERlNil.
II. +. Nc. 257s3. made March 1902. for the
east halt az. ~ north west quarter IN. W.a)
section ~. IN township l26 north, of Range
y, west of the 18th p. NJ Sisseton and Wahp-
eton Indian reservation.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultivation
of said land. viz:
HarrneE l.. Nri re. John II. Woulph. sam
Woulph ana Peder *. pVerherE, al VI Sis e.
ton, South Dakota.
H. a. H~iLDEBRANur. Register
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Marriages
vALLEFF- c~HRIsTENsoN.

In Sisse,ou, on Wednesday. ApnI
10, 1907, by Justice Prinlivllle, Miss
lizzie Na!le1f to Nj. Christ Christen-
son, both Of Wist.
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OF INHERITED INDIAN LANDS
y SlSSnlNn- a nIln.A. = IN X

or N III 1.NlJIAS LA j
~ SlSSeton Agency. =. OAK
Tue public Is hereby informed tilat inner
lted lndian lands within the limits .! The SisSe-
Ton Agency, south Dakota, offered for sale
under section Z Of the Act of Congress APP
publicly listed at said agen.v where sealed
proposals for the purchase of any tract on SAID
list Will oe received by the undersigned up to
12o'clock noon OF the Cay upon Wllcl. BIDS arc
advertised To be opened. Notice is hereby
given that the sealed envelopes conlainlpr
bids should not have noted thereon d.scrlp.
tonsof the lands to which III. bids relate
but that there shall 4, lotto on sucl, or
velopes the dates upon which the same are to
be opened.
Purchasers shall pay all costs of convex
ancing. and in addition thereto the following
sum. Il. wit: If the purchase price IS lltEU or
less. one dollar; If IL IS more than $1,000 and
less tina $1,000. one dollar and fifty cents: and
where the purchase price is more tIlun SOFA
Two dollars. Each bid must be accompanied
by II certified check covering one quarter of
the amount bid,
Sisseton Agency. :. Oak.
Sealed bids for the f~oilcwlng he'd
tracts OF inherited Indi IN land. listed for sale
February ?, 1907. posted February i. 10; viii
be received by the q. 5. Indian Agent al The
Sisseton Agency, $. ID, up to IL O'Clock noon
of May g., 1907.
No i. sw14 Of sw4 sec ) g. SEA of sell. sec
q, twp l23. range 52.
No.2. M ofnel4 s. swl4 of nela g. nwll of
seA. sec %, twp. l22, range 50.
No. 3, Ell of ne}4. sec "a. 4 VIZ of nwl,.
sec IS, twp. 124. range IL.
G. B. JACKSON
U. :. Indian Agent
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Report of Library Association.
Following is the report of the
Sisseton Library Association for
the year beginning March /
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Si,selon Agency. $. y

oISstVUN agency, ;. =
Sealed bids for the following described
tracts ..~.'rit"" 'ndian lard. listed for sale
be received by the U. 5. indian Agen at the
S'Ssettn Agency. s. D.. ny TO " o'clotk noon
of May ~. 1857,
No i. Swia Of nwl4. nwA Of swA g. nel4
OF sw14, sec IA. s. lot 3. sec 81. Twp 1877, Il SO.
No. 2. Nwl. Of swA sec 8. Twp 1913. K -. g.
sa Of eeA, sec %, & neA OF nel4. or lot 1. see 26
wp l23, r SO.
No. 5. Sea OF neA. sec 26. & lots 2. 3 & 4. sec
IS. & lot ., sec 80, Twp. l25. r
G. B. JACKSON,
u. =. Indian Agent.
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CRADLE, ALTAR ANDGRAVE
Births
JONES.
RECEIPTS.

Born, in Slsset1n. Aprtt sth, a son
no MI. and Mrs. .. II. Jones.
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no. 81.

4 Ordinance providing additional duties
~ OF the Police and city Justices OF the
Peace for the City OF Sisseton. south Daho
Ia. and the salary of each and The time OF
OF same, and penalties for the vio-
of such duties.
BE it ordained, BY the city council Vi tue
CITY OF Sisseton. U ia DAkOOa.
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Leo Burdick, who has been i'll
for some time, is again able to
be in his place at Metcalfe's
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Mul oa-.Mnr I'M

EDGAR M.'BENNUTr.
Attorney for Petitioner
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-05-25

Alexander Benton, who lives on Rural
Route 1 Fort Edward, n Y, says: "Dr.
Kings's New Discovery is my best earth
ly friend. II cured me of asthma six
years ago. 1t has also performed won
derful cure of incipient consumption for
my sons wife. The first bottle ended
the terrible cough, and this accomplished
the other symptoms left one by one, un.
I'll she was perfectly well. DR., King s
New Discovery's power over coughs and
colds is simply marvellous No other
remedy has ever equaled It. Fully guar.
anteed at Ritter Bros. Drug Co. SOC and
81 90 Trial bottle free.
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The Editor OF The Idaho Enter
prise, published at Malad City,
certainly must have been under
the influence OF some OF Malad's
bad whiskey when he wrote that
article concerning the base ball
game in this city two weeks ago,
and judging from the slang ex-
pressions used, he must have had
a well developed case OF "snakes"
about that time. Malad's team
had no kick to register and were
treated like gentlemen while here
and expressed themselves to that
effect, but that editor had "pipe
dream" and while in that ''snaky"
mood seized his pen and wrote
the following slanderous pack of
sarcasm:
This year the local boys went down
TO Garland aud were treated in a manner
that proved that the makeup of Gar
lands basel a team was closer to
"pimps" than gentlemen. Instead Of
taking their defeat in Sir Thomas Lip.
ton like manner, they look around for
some excuse other than their own poor
playi ing to account for the results of Sat.
urday's game. AS looscrs the Garland
bunch proved themselves about the
smallest lot Of players that ever donned
uniforms. Small, why their ogos would
rattle In the shell Of mustard seed like
a bird shot in tin wash-boiler. They
are the cube root of vacuum, II cracked
symbol at u tcn-ccnt circus. II Is useless
to waste adjcctives on such miserable,
pussillanimous apologies for men as that
aggregation known as the Garland base.
ball team"
Come again, boys, and when
YOU return see tina, the editor is
sober before he attempts to write
up the the mex. game.
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Saturday, May as, 1907

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<+<++++<<<
A gentle man from town called
at our office one day this week
and revealed to us some Condi
tons existing in our city that must
be remedied and the guilty party
or parties severely punished if
they continue in the path they are
travelling. The matter, he states,
is in substance as follows:
Boys from ~ to 10 years oil
age are making practice of pro-
curing beer and whiskey--no,
from the saloons or the bartend-
ers-for they do not dispose OF
intoxicauts to miners, but from
other parties who act as agents
for the youngsters and buy the
"booze" for them. For some
time past these youngsters have
procured these intoxicants and,
he states, have been under the
Influence of liquor far beyond the
comprehension Of their parents or
the public generally. Last Sun.
day at the hot Springs north Of
this city, number of these boys,
who had been drinking, came out,
of the water in a nude condilion
and grossly insulted some laGies
who were passing in rig, BY us
ing obscene language and con-
Quoting themselves in a very un.
gentlemanly manner. The per.
son we refer to, spoke in tn,
highest terms of rroprie,ors Of
the saloons and was positive tina,
they are 10 no way responsible for
these conditions, but he severely
centured the parties who stoop to
act as agents for the boys in Sc
curing these intoxicants for them
Parents should keep watch of
boys and see that they are no,
found in the company OF such in
d'viduals who are luring them to
he'll and destruction. Our cit,
officers are doing all in their
power to rectify these conditions
and should have the support Of
every good citizen.
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Let me send you free. for catarrh. just
to prove merit. trial size box of DR.
Shops Catarrh Remedy. 1t is snow
white, creamy. healing antiseptic balm
Containg such healing ingredients as OH
Eucalyptus. Thynlol. Menthol. etc. it
gives instant and lasting relief to catsrrh
OF the nose and throat. Make the free
test and see for yourself what this pre-
psration can and will accomplish Adj
dress DR.. shoop, Racine, Wis. Large
jars so cents. Sold by all dealers.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-05-25

For stomach troubles, biliousness and
constipation. try Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Many remarkable
cures have been effected by them. Price
rs cents. Samples free. For sale by
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-05-25
More Money for Packers.

It has recently been discovered that
the hair in the ears OF steers is OF a
quality which permits It's being used
In the manufacture Of camers hair
brushes And the packeries have an
other source vi revenue.