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New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Both the Yankees and the Washington Sena-
tors scored enough in the game at AmeT1-
can League Park yesterday afternoon to win
half dozen ordinary contests. The result OF
the slugEing match 16 to - in favor OF the
Highlanders Nearly all the players Of both
teams jumped at the opportunity Of fattening
their batting averages In the number of hits
Hal Chase led with two singles and home run
while Harry Niles close up with two doubles
Washington used three pitchers-Patten.
Keeley and Ciehring-but none of them was able
to stop the Yankee onslaught. Joe Lake made
his debut in the box for the Highlanders, and
although he hit hard his team Offset It
by using the willow TO such good advantage The
New York players made many errors. which
played a big part in Washingtons run getting
Though the session was not stretched out for
extra innings. il was one OF the longest games
this season the hilltop, the final decision not
coming until The teams had played two hours and
fifteen minutes.
The Senators opened up with a rash. scoring
three before the crowd had been fairly set
lied. In their half OF the first inning the
Yankees scored an equal number clean bar
ting, in which Niles. StahI. Eberfeld and Hemp
hill figured TWO tallies made by the
Yankees in the second inning Here again hard
hitting by Niles and Stahl counted in the
getting
Elberfeld started the trouble for the Senators
in the third inning. He hit the first ball for TWO
bases and advanced 10 third on Chases single
Hemphll walked, filling the bases. Both Elber-
field and Chase scored on Conroy's one-timer. and
HemphL raced home after Pickering had caught
Kleinow's long drive With the exception Of The
seventh inning. the Yankees scored every time
they went 10 bat
Il was a game to please those old fans who
are continually complaining that there
more sluggers. Every one Of the outaeIders
earned his salary. If it had gone more than nine
innings there would have been work for an IN
dertaker The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
L4RNED AND WRENN YIN.
Ward and Wright Beaten in Indoor
Ld7cn Tennis Tourney.

William A Larned the national champion. and
George c Wrenn, jr., defeated Raymond D. Little
and T R. PeT in the round robin lawn tennis
doubles tournament at the ST. Nicholas rink yes
terdav The score 4-6. 6-2, 6-3 I.arned' 9
swift driving and general steadiness aided IT the
victory.
The surprise Of the day came in the defeat OF
the old national championship pair, Holcomoe
Ward and Beals G. Wright. This pair made a
game struggle against Malcolm D. Whitman and
Edgar W. Leonard. who at So. G-8. Ga. This
places Whitman and Leonard In second place TO
Iarned and Wrenn
Leonard. the former Harvard champion proved
a host in himself in. defeating Ward and Wright.
At times Whitman displayed gliInpses of his old
form. but on the whole he was as erratc as
Ward and Wright In the third Ward found
the pace fast. and the opposing pair scored
easily Wright remarked after the match that the
bail seemed TO hang the canvas and that he
found that ne overpayed the majority Of his shots
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
HILDRED WINS A BLUE
HORSE GETS FR4CTIOUS.
Bolts Out of Ring at the Annual
Shoe at Dmldnd's.

The borsa csue iptn its own at the seventeenth
annual horse show of the Duriand Compahy' VIZ. ~
began last night the latter's academy IN Oo'h
street, Miss Emily Bedford was all smiles as sne
proudly left the ring on two different occasiohS
with the blue ribbon.
Her first success in the harness class for '"e
best horse suitable for a gig Miss Bedforu won
with her chestnut mare Hildred. winner OF lSo-odd
ribbons Bar Sinister. the English hackhey' uiu
not compete Later in the evening Miss Bedlord
won in the saddle class with her chestnut seldIns
John Randolph.
The jumping class resulted in long and drawn
out contest and a novelty in the way OF condltohs
appeared in a water jump. Il was decorated on
either end with flowers and suggested the water
Jump the Olympic abroad J. w Borsts chesl-
nut geiding Cracker Jack won the coveted blue,
Merry Me created end of excitement Dy
bucking and kicking and finally bolting out OF the
ring after knocking down a couple Of grooms
Among those occupying seats in the boxes were
Mrs. z. s. Ladew, Miss Elise Ladew, Harvey La
dew, Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Hartman. MI ana MIS-
James Macdonald, E T. Bedford, Miss Emily bed-
ford Mr. and Mrs W s Elliott Mr.. and Mrs W.
4. McGbbon Judge ". H. Moore and Rufus L.
Patterson.
Glass No. 27. harness class, challenge cup. value
5000, for best horse suitable for a gig-Won oy
Miss Emily H. Bedfords chestnut mare Hildred.
nine years; second, John 3. TaylOrs black geidlnG
Leader. seven years; third. Towerrock Farm
chestnut stallion Guy Fortune. eleven years
George c. Clausen judged the saddle horses
Frederick Gerken the trotters under saddle aho
William c. CULVER the gig class The summary
follows.
Class q novice saddle class FOR horses over Is J. st
prize $50, second prize S0Won by Miss haiy ii bed
fords ch. g. John Randolph. years Mrs Edwin =
kirkand's b. Colleen, second Rufus l. Pat
terson's b. e. Lord Kitchener, q years, third.
Glass for horses 141 and not exceeding 10
hands: years carving l6o POUNDS
prize $50; prize. S10)-Non by 9. r
Stephenss r. Carissa. 8 c l. F{aleys br m
Poppy John. years, second; Elsinore Farm ch &
Reliance, years. third.
Class No. Uaiies saddle class; 1872 and over; hrst
prize $50: prize. S10)-Won by Miss Emily IL
Tedfords EedinE John Randolph tfye yearsl'
: Morrsons Nesta Tihey ave years., sec
ond Elsinore Artists Model tsl1
years., third
Glass No "A jumping class; for best performances
eight successive jumps; two jumps at feet TWO
at 4.6 a and twice the water jump:
carry minimum weight Of 40 pounds first Prize.
second prize. S25)-Won By J. ". Borsts cnest-
reiding Cracker Jack eight years.; William carr
bav Ceiling Perfection (seven years. second Central
Park Riding Academys gray gedins Toronto Grey
years. third.
Glass No ftrotters under saddle stations mares
gedinEs four over; first prize $50 second
prize. S1O)-WOn by c. h Q. Billings's bay EeidlnS
Turlev (aged): c. K G. BHltngss bay mare Delight
(aged) second: Joseph z. Meyers bay gelding Bos-
wei five years) third
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

CHANGE IN POLO RULEO.
National Tourney To Be Played AT
Fan CortIandt Park.

Do,ar.+os fro,, over twenty-five clubs IN 'no
Polo Association attended the annual meeting @ Ia'
night at the Riding Club. 56th street Ho -
avenue H l. Herbert reelected chali no., !,
and W A. Hazard secretary. Most I'M tam
the tournament announcements for .ths Soe
season was the award of the national chaHip"h
shtps TO Van Cortiandt Park which Is the p'
ing quarters of Squadron A Last year 'i'e ~ =
naroent was held In Chicago. but its presence N
the East this season insures larger e"'
both the senior and Junior competitions
Nv tIazard stated that he still had hopes that
an English polo team would pay WISH 10 '
corn+rv in August That is the month favored
by the Engllshmen, and four OF nFe pi@S0'
anxious to come
A change was made in the method OF scorihs, anu
hereafter the regulation polo game VIII DC oI l
periods of six minutes each. The FORMER He'
had hean four periods Of fifteen minutes each
frnder the new plan no time viii be taken OUT
the making of goals, and only three minutes WI"
be allowed between goals , -.
Another rule adopted the prohioinon ol
bItnkers or sDurs with roweIs, except on speciaI
occasions and when properly sanctioneo Dy .
committee AT the close of the regular meeting the
annual dinner was held
Dates were assigned for fourteen 'ouFHai'oi-I -
including the championships. and seVeral more VIII
ba added during the season. The first event NlII
ra at the Westchester County Club from May Is
to %. followed by Great Neck The hsI oi '0N~ ~
ments follows
Nav Is o. vestchester: MAY 25-sO Great Neck ,,..
I+rs . % Pbjladepha Country Club. Bryn MaNf'
Devon; June % July 3 MeadeS % r 2un,son July % 25
o5thampton: July 2sEAugust II. Point Judith
Ne August
September 20. Buffalo: September I'D MS0p4 anu
2ssDs%OfT .- E.a gRoF rar aRd senior 'a''''"
fhg gentenber ap lib squadron 4 at Cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
RESULTS OF GAMES VEST
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants defeared Brooklyn in the third straight
game at Washington Park, Brooklyn. yesterday oy
score of to !. Heavy hitting responsible
for the easy victory. Wiltse pitched good ball and
received fine support. Five errors were credited 10
the Superbas.
In spite Of the stiff cold wind. big crowd was
in attendance, and the struggle of kind to
keep interest up. In the fifth inning Bresnahan
In sliding TO third base spiked Alperman, but the
injury not serious In the following inning
there delay when a cfnder blew into
Nickin's eye When play resumed an argument
followed. when the Giants became impressed with
the idea that Pattee had been caught on nrs'-
Tenney, who held out strongest, was sent to the
bench TO think II over.
For the first five innings neither side scored, but
in the sixth the Giants started batting rally
which brought in three runs. With Wiltse out
Shannon singled. Tenney strolled, and on a single
by Dorlin Shannon tailed. Then Seymour sent
OUT timely single that brought Tenney and Don
lin home.
A base on balls. out and a single by JORDAN
gave the Superbas their only run in this inning
The Giants fourth run was scored in the eighth
inning MerkIe singled and Donlin sent out a safe
bunt. MerIle forced at third. but BTesTlaIlaIl
was safe on Pattee's error, while Donln raced
home from second. A double by BridWell safe
hunt bv Wiltse sacrifice by MerkIe and single
bv Seymour brought in two more runs for the
Giants the last inning.
With two men or bases in the first inning DCnin
made a fine running catch Of Alperman's foul fly
to the extreme corner Of the right field bleachers
Humreu came in for an ovation for running
catch Of ShannOn's fly back of third base IN the
third inning. In the fourth inning MaloneY was
appauded fast sprint into short right field 10
catch SeymouT's fly and quick throw 10 JORDAN
in time to put ont Donlin.
There will be another opening in this city to-day
when Giants Will play their first league game
at the Polo Grounds. Brooklyn will be the oppos-
ing team. Preparations have been mace 10 hah0le
8 monster crowd.
The score Of yesterdays game follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
POLICEMAN INJURED BY RUNAWAY
Knocked Off His Bicycle and Run Over in
Trying to Stop Horse.

RicvcIe Policeman Alexander J. Ewers. Of the
Hunters Point precinct. in stopping a runaway
horse at jackson avenue and 5th street Long ISL
and city yesterday afternoon. was knocked down,
run over and seriously injured He was removed
to ST. Johns Hospital. and later 10 his home. in
Grand street. Corona.
The horse and wagon belonged Henry Len
non n grocer, of Corona. who had left them stand
ing at Sd street and jackson avenre- The horse
took fright a passing trolley and dashed
up the avenue. Ewers overlook II at 5th street
He had the animal by the bride. but il drove
one Of it's fore feet through his bicycle wheel and
Ewers was thrown. Both wheels Of the wagon
passed over his chest Entangled in the bicycle
the horse dashed onto the sidewalk and was caught
by Patrolmau Haller.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
FINAL SCORE AT CABLE CHESS.

Baron Albert de RothschiId Of Vienna, referee
in the AngIo-American cable chess match for the
Newnes trophy cabled TO the Brooklyn Chess Club
Yesterday as follows: Consider both games
drawn
left unfinished on March II and upheld the con-
tentor Of the American committee that the garnts
could not be won by the Englishmen, despite the
fact that each Of the latter had the advantage OF
uawn Thus A Hedges At the first board. IS
credited with A draw against :. H. BIaCkburne the
American incidentally maintaining his unbeatea
record and z. Delmar with draw against H w
Richmond This makes the final score s1z games
for America and 31z for Great Britain
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
NAVY WILL ROW HARVARD TODAY
Midshipmen Hope to Win Eight-Oared Shell
Race on the Severn.

Annapolis Md April 21--The first eight-oaTeo
shell race Of the season viii be roWed here To-
morrow between the Harvard and Navy crews
Leighton who has been out Of the Navy sneI for
some time on account of a sore hand was back in
his place this afternoon and Will row IN to-InoT-
rows
While the chances were not considered bright
for a Navy victory when the nuch heaTler mar
ward crew arrived there has been q noticeable
gain in confidence on the part Of the Midshlprnen
and their supporters within the last day or two
Courtney Guild, Of Boston, will be the referee
The race will be rowed at o'clock II the condl-
tions permit The course was rough to-day. but
the water1nen predict that the wind Will die out
tonight.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
WANTS NO MOURNING AT FUNERAL
Requests in His VIII That His Death Be Re
garded as Natural Happening

Afineola Long Island April Z tSpecaD.-The Will
OF Alfred Bradley, prosperous merchant Of Port
Washington fled here to-day. The will dis
poses Of several thousand dollars worth OF real
estate which IS left Il mis- wife. SusannaE H.
Bradley with tuI power 10 dispose OF she
thinks best Great emphasis is laid on the tes
tator's request that his funeral be free from any
thing Of a morbid nature, and that no mourning
whatever be tndulged in He also requests that
his body be Creruated, and that his wife explain
to their two children the dangers Of liquor He
closes the document by saying he wanted his death
regarded as a perfectly natural affair.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
SHOOTS MAN: HAS BLACK HAND NOTE
Brooklyn Police Have Another Mysterious
Assault on Which 10 Work

The police Of the Hamilton avenue station.
BROOKLYN have another Black Hand mystery 70
investigate Ernest Cozza. I contracting painter,
shot and wounded probably UortaIly. Salvatore
De Matto a laborer Of No. 10 SAckett street last
night. Cozza captured He said that he was
tvgenty-three years old and that his home was AZ
No 1G2 Sackett street
In his possession found Black Hand let
ter but he would say whether he wrote Il
He was armed with a stilettO. but his revolver
vanished on the way to the station. The cause
OF the shooting is not known
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
AUTO SHOW At THE PALACE.

Following meeting yesterday OF the show COM
rnittees Of the American Motor Car Manufacturers
Association and the Motor and Accessory Manu-
facturers. Incorporated. the announcement was
made that the Grand Central Palace had been en-
gagged for next Winters automobile show in New
York the dates for which will be announced
shortly.
The show committee consists Of II O. Smith
chairman r. NJ. owen S II. Mora, with BENJAMIN
Briscoe ex-oficio and Alfred Reeves general man
ager- member OF the Accessory Manufacturers
viii also be appointed TO the committee
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
BOSTON. 3: PHILADELPHIA.

~ Pniladelphia- + II r:
I3Os ----.--.-U U = v
Philadelphia 80 . y VI
Batteries-Bcston Lndaman and Bowermsn;
PLilade lphie Richie ana Doom. Jmpire-klem
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
THOMAS CAR OFF FOR JAPAN.

Seattle April 1.-THE American Thomas car in
the New York-to-Paris automobile race. In charge
of W Shuster was placed aboard the steamship
Shawraut bound from this port to Yokohama. and
sailed to-day. The Americans will have their pass
ports vised by the Russian representatives at
Yokohama and will sail Immediately for Nladi-
yostok where the race will be continued.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
COLUMBIA RELAY TEAM CHOSEN.

ColUmhie's two-mie relay team. which will run
in the intercollegiate carnival AZ the University Of
Pennsylvania on Saturday selected the
trials held South Field Yesterday Three mem
hers Of the team which the championship last
year made places the team again. They A.
Ztnk, B Sanders and g. Hoynes. The fourth man
selected was G. /. Hall.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
CINCINNATI, G; PITTseuRG. !.

- Cincinnati- r II Z.
l.tItsbuTs iilS.t,if1s' .....o . a 10
Observation-Disclosures tt. Weiner. Spade ana Me
Lean. titlsl,uTg. Ieeyer, Young and Gibson / III
ril
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
ST. LOUIS. g; DETROIT. :.

A. Detroit p Il E
Sctroit g. l1iuls ......s - . , SS-5 !
Batteries-st Louis. Bailey, Graham Howell and
STEPHENS: Detroit. Seyer, Suggs, KIllian and
PAYNE CTupiTe- Evans.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
Runs THICK And. FASI.
Yankees Beat Washington IN Old
fashioned Singing Mdtch.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New a Philadelphia
at Washington
St LoHis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 10: Washington, 13-
Philadelphia. 4: Boston. o.
Cleveland ;; Chicago l.
St Louis s: Detroit, D.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
ON COLLEGE, DI4MONDS
Defeat for Pennsylvania - Yale
Beats Hartford Team.

Washington, April 21--Georgetown defeated Penn
sylvania baseball here today by q score Of TO
The features were tn pitching Of CantweU and the
fielding Of Mesa and Smith, Of Georgetown The
score follows:
Georgetown ............o 0 0 ! 0 * i
Pennsylvania MD 0 I 0 Q ! %
Batteries-TwitTnyer and Smith; Cantweu and
Duffy.
Hartford. Conn, April 21.-Yale defeated the Hart
ford professional nine here to-day by a score Of 8
TO s. williams made three hits and drove in three
runs for Yale Wheaton hit in the ankle and
retired early. The follows:
r. H. Z.
Aale .----.b y v : u . u p-h "a !
Hartford ...............0 0 0 0-3 10 o
Batteries-Rose and Philbin; Schuman. Swope and
Wadleigh.
Charlottesville. Va. April 2l-Lehgh turned the
tables the University Of Virginia to-day. and
won at baseball by d score OF 10 4
Lexington, Va, April 21--WashinEton and Lee
defeated the University OF North Carolina here
day by score OF to l.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
TEXTILE AND TAPESTRY ART SALE.

At the American Art Galleries. Madison Square
South. will begin tomorrow the last or the sea
sons sales OF antique textiles and decorative tapes
tries The sale Will continue Friday and Sat
urday. and there will be a free public view OF old
embrcderies, laces and many rare fabrics OF the
Vital Benguiat collection. Thomas r. Kirby Will
conduct the sale
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
PHILADELPHIA, 4: BOSTON. O.

E5zs E5..s5 5-Sis S.-.S 9 e : :: !
Eztteri~s-P Philadelphia, Vickers and schrecll:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
NEW YOEi
b IgI4& Is :

'E2attel for street IN fifth inning
f1sartec fcr FatteD n the second inning
New E0rIl....-..-.....-..-.- ? . 3 0 I x-16
Washington -----..----.- 2 U l u ! y ! 3 4-I3
First base errors-%ew York. Washington 3 Left
oa Washington. s lps is
on Lake. or- h~eley. Ge-riuE Struck out
Lake. Neeley. /
base hitII-mphlM T>rO-base hitsNies % Elberfeid.
IaHeT. DeielautE Freeman tiehTEg %
-kl-inoH- Lake stolen bases hase. Hemphfu
le. C!yner. Double pia2-Deehanty and FTeemHn Wild
Li-ch-I<zkr Passed bGlI-h!eInOW- bite
Lake F1its-O1 IA lnT.ing:
Ke+ley In innings: Of CsshTing. in
Illgs- InpiT-s-LollnuIly and Hurst Tirue-2.25
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
CLEVELAND. :: CHICAGO. 1

A. C7eveland-- 2 y 2
Cleveland ........0 0 y s /
chicago ..........0 ! . . al ! ?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JOSS and Clarke: Chicago.
Walsh ana Sullivan tmptres-O Loushliu ana
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

Three hese hlt-Patee Sacrifice hts-Merk.e. Deviin,
s.f~5Itr NGIoney Jordan: Lewis. Pat
tea and Jordan: DeyIin Merkie Left bases-New
York : BROOKLYN. g. First base balIs-Of Bell. j;
Of WItse , First base errors-New York. . Hit BY
pitched ,alI-Ry Bell. l. Struck out-By Bel, /; by
tVllte+ , Observation-Disclosures and krnsiie
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

Opening National League Baseball Championship.
Grounds. 4 p M--Giauts vs. BROOKLYN
80 Z. NJ
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
HARVARD BEATEN AT LACROSSE

Baltimore April 21-The lacrosse team Of tn.
Mount Washington Athletic Club defeated Harvar,
to-day b. a Of 10 2
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT
GIANTS HOLD THE PACE'
Beat Brooklyn Three Strnght-Poto
Grounds Open To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn New York
Philadelphia ut Boston.
ST. Louis Mt Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERpY.
New York. g. Brooklyn. l.
Boston. 3; Philadelphia. l.
Cincinnati, o; PittsburE, T.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

S she s @ 4 Rs .s. % % s and was running
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
Aqueduct Racing Summaries.

WEATHER TRACK FAST
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

behind
o be
I'D upward;
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

James B. Brady showed improven
ran his race oxford. slow 70 settle
again. Aletheuo had speed, but stoppe,
ID RACE for filnes two v
- OATS Winner. Oh. T.. by Gold
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

Troublemaker followed the pace Clp
far turn closed strongly on the OUTSIDE
but tired IN last sixteenth. Blandy had
9th RACE-For msidens TWO years oil
ID Time. 0.542s. Winner. ch. Z. by DisI
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

'Battel for street IN me fifth inning.
f8alteG fvr Fstten IN the second inning.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

Apprentice allowances.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22

I ST RACE-SelIing. for three-year-olds a
1 1:42l5- Winner, b. G.. by Greenan--SeHa
New-York tribune., 1908-04-22


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add Tne.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
sswi.g Clover with Raps.

Clover sesSd with rape is q e mo
cessful and popular method with man
farmers who are engaged In uis1nx
shAep and goats, says a bulletin issued
by the Department OF AgriculturN
With the land prepared a Indicated
for sowing clover alone In the sprfne.
ten to twelve pounds Of clover reed AID
" to four pounds Of rape seed per
acre are sown broadcast about the nrut
Of May, and covered with harrow.
II tie ground Is rough ana cioddy, ft
should be finished Win a roller. II
this mixture In sown on . thoroughly
~pulverixed and compact seed bed. IL
rape develops rapidly and furnishes n
eellcnt pasture for sheep, soata calves
or swine. In six to eight weekA The
tramplng OF the animals while needine
during the summer. principally On thu
rape. forms q dust mulch on In mr.
face Of the ground In this way epiI
moisture IL retained for the uss Of the
clover during the dry summer.
IL = hay crop n desired tho second
season. thA rape - killed b. p~asturing
1t closely with sheep during the late
TALL or winter. Sheep eat or the
CROWNS Of the plants cioss 70 the
ground and the rape then dis9 II tn
rape II not killed II win - 70 I'D ths
next summer, and the stalks win dvs
ON trouble In the hay. IL H. cloves
= NOT cropped dossU IT, nrst $500
this method sivss - @cdlaon9 senna.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
ELEvxx Y1AHs OF zczxnA.

HasAs CraeksA aaA DiesAias-Nasl
Came % - rtsgss-C~sSsusa
Remedies Drss1Aa rrsmDs nse1ss.
II bad eczema on my hands fog
about eleven years. The hands crack
ed open In many places and blcd. On4
OF my 6ngerS was 70 bad chat the nail
came Oh. had tried 70 many rene.
dies. and they oil had failed 10 curs
me. I had seem three doctors. bat got
no relief. Finally I got q cake OF Cuti-
cur Soap. . box Of Cuticura Ointment
and two bottles OF cuticura Resolvent
Pills OF course I keep Cuticura Soap
all the time for my hands, but the ons
cake Of Soap and haif = box ce Cuti.
euea Ointment cured them. RECON-
mend the Cuticura Remedies to all
suGertag with eczema. MR.. Eiixa A,
Wiley, X. r. ID. No. 2. Liscomb. Ia.
Oct. 10, 1906"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
49, lssso 1pn~

4 ys1ns nan whses sges~Aa1 -
troubling Mn csasuItsA = M Xegk
eculist -what 20 umt - 60 -
The specialist. - = tAke : III evoEJ
day On tAs ferry q = NJ JeraaUs
Lag Ialaad-any plaoa whaas - -
. long AistancsA Loek - A. 6ewn
the river. acre@ asl0H =. e - wsgnG
comes to tho wsrst. = q - - = .
skyscraper Ara scan ~ Aestnm tfU1
that point TAs ldsA y - % -
tanc~, Ys9 - ysar eyss : grsat 6sAl
and always at ctcas raaeA. Yoa can1
~ them any stAsr way h tewA Evsa
when not reading Or writing - visis1
b limited b. 1mail rooms and Marrow
streets. Ne natter In what dirsctasa
you look there u Z blank wall not fAS
away to shut Oh sight"