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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-10-01
Why James Lee Got Well.

Everybody in GAINESVILLE, o., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She
writes: "My husband, James Lee, firmly
believes he owes his life TO the use OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery. His lungs
were so severely affected that consump-
ton seemed inevitable, when q friend
recommended New Discovery. Wetried
it, and its use has restored him TO per
fect health" DR.. Kings New Disoov-
cry is the King Of throat and lung rem :
edies. For coughs and colds 1t has no
equal. The first dose gives relief. Try
i'll Sold under guarantee at Hills drug
store, Soc and 800. Trial bottle free
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-10-01

EWe invite you to come and look
over the attractive goods in our store.
M R BAKER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-10-01

The wholesome, harmless green leaves
and tender stems Of lung healing
mountainous shrub. give 70 Dr. Shops
Cough Remedy its curative properties.
Tickling or dry bronchial coughs quick
Iy and safely yield TO this highly enec-
tive Cough medicine. Dr.. Shoop assures
mothers that they can with safety give
IL 10 even very young babes No opium,
mo nochloroform-absolutely nothing harsh
or harmful. IL caIms the distressing
cough, and heals the sensitive mem
branes. Accept no other. Demand Dr.
Shops. Sold BY Hilps Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-10-01

Grscs-Now, when you ask papa,
face him ike a man.
Harry-YOu bet viii. I'm not
going to give hia chance to kick.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-10-01

To quickly check cold, druggists are
dispensing everywhere. clever Candy
Cold Cure Tablet called Preyentics.
Preyentics are also fine for feverish
children. Take Preyentics at the sneezs
stage, to head OF all colds. Box Of B-
csc. Hills Pharmacy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-15
NEWS FROM ScANDMAv

DENMARK.

"a number Of prominent men and
women have issued call for Z ma,
tional organization for combating
what is called ''the nth press. q or
newspapers Of Z low moral tone.
a Miss Dsche causedla great sensa-
ton n the Danish capital BY publish
ing CHARGES q scandalous immortality
among the army officers and ct the
court Miss Eschs was sued BY the
public prosecutor and ordered to prove
her charges. No one seems to know
what success she scored. But much
food Tor thought Is found IN the court
statement that the case against her
was dismissed. VI Ss 1T
Dx-Ministsr of Justice Albert q en-
bexzlement Of : trine Of four million
dollars Is still the great topic among
rich and poor alike. a few days ago
prominent lady declared at din
ner which she gave to 4 number Of
friends that the Albert scandal should
not b mentioned at the table. But
the conversation began to lag, and
finally everybody became silent. Then
the lady frankly admitted that she
was playing q losing game, and told
her guests that she would let Alberti
loose upon them. All at once every
body had something interesting to
say about the fallen idol, IN II
The death sentence pronounced by
Swedish court against two Socialists
who were implicated In the killing Of
an English strike breaker on board
ing ship in the harbor Of Malmo last
summer, by means Of q bomb, has
aroused the ire of Socialde mokraten,
the organ of the Danish Socialists.
The paper says: with compassion
we receive the news Of the awful pun.
ishment which awaits the leaders OF
the attack on the strike-breakers' ship
These men are not criminal malefac.
tors. Their action had social and
political motives, and all social Demo.
Gratis join them in their Indignation
at the nationally enthusiastic, .hurrah'
shouting, understanding capitalist
patriots. These capitalists sing about
''the sons of svea (Sweden)' but when
the sons ask for a few cents added
to their wages they are crushed by
means Of the ragged proletarians Of
foreign countries. H.
DR.. Koch Of Berlin has held that
tuberculosis is rarely, if ever, com
municated from cattle to man. The
international tuberculosis congress
recently held in Washington repudi
ated this theory by passing a resolu
ton to the contrary. Prof. B. Bang
M. D., Of Copenhagen, made an ad
dress In harmony with this resolu
ton. Remove the child from the
tuberculosis mother and the tuber
culosis home, take care that it is not
infected through milk, and it will keep
healthy" he declared. There is 9
possibility of infection through using
Of meat and dairy products, including
butter, but milk, and dairy products
are far more dangerous than meat
Bovine tuberculosis more easily at.
tacks man than human tuberculosis at
tacks cattle. sH,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-15

NoD pei prizes VIII be announced Dec.
10th, as usual but the Nobel festival
VIII be postponed until June s. Mn.
Anton Nilsson and "a. F. RosberE
were sentenced to death al leaders.
re g conspiracy which led Is the
killing Of an English "strike breaker
on the board ing.ship Amalthea BY.
means Of the explosion OF i dynamite
bomb This sentence was q terrible
shock to the Young Socialists' Of
Sweden.
King Gustaf made significant re-
mark IN an address at the national
convention e 81 the clergy Of the state
church Of Sweden. He said that It
will not do merely to preserve the
good old dogmas and practices, but
that It Is Just a. important to do
away with what Is obsolete by means
81 timely reforms. n.
New York. Oct. 1. - Miss Ava Lager
crantz 9 Swedish artist, who - well
known Y IL this city. has received 8
commission to paint . portrait of the
King Of Sweden, and abe will leave
New York for her native land on Oct.
Is. Her work attracted the attention
whan IA was q, ~, vc.,, ). =. -
and Ia maid 8 v,s,t - har s+ D ~ x;..
To parcrar+z &. !. ,a,,.,, q sIIa.,,r,
Lagercrantz, Swedish minister to the
q sweden ~ '-'7 $500.
III . 49,, --- : ,-
Ir or,nar sarotnr z, = Il ,naa- =, y aa.d
Ha was . r,ch ana rr,c,.o.,r,.o,.,.,va = N.
er. and his name will i've = the
political history of Finland. But his
countrymen will not Be Be proud Of him
because his weakness made him q
tool Of the car. ID. .f' Il. Il.
\ Several bombs were found = Rinrko
Finland. near +ha nlaca whera tia
cars pleasure steamer had been an
chored. They were made to explode
BY being thrown against the trunks
Of trees. and 4 how was thereby IN.
iured. 4 AZ III
The Berlin Tageblatt states that
the car Of Russia has bought the
island Of Kovo, near the coast of Fin
land, and that summer residence
will be built there at an early date.
AS soon as the building Is ready the
cars family will spend the summers
on the island, the location OF which
Is such as to make 1t easy to guard
1t and protect 1t against nihilists and
other dangerous elements.
.7.. .,o.,.,.@- .5
Non . = -
one uo1en pelsons suc NY; ~
'ue sllap '-' epiuelnic II iris. 1
over twenty students are a ~ 10
the private tneologlcal seminary MN IN
hrlstl Z Prof. Hog sll 's't uses
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-15

- - 1Ul1SI OJVVl1 speJIa1
representative Of the famous McKibbin Fur House
q q s. Paul will have charge Of the sale. He will bring
with him large stock 50 that to,
gether with our own large stock will be the finest
kind Ct chance 70 select something that will be en-
tirely to your taste.
We wish to say that this date We will offer our
furs at liberal discount 50 as to make It an object to
you to buy your furs this particular day. We have
also instructed the Wholesale house make special
prices upon the goods that they bring in
You know when we advertise special prices that
we mean It and will carry out every promise.
+ you have any idea Of buying fur set, fur coat
tor the wife daughter sister this will be your grand
opportunity to make your selection from one Of the
best lines in the United States
Make note Of the date SO you won't forget
about it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-15
svlvGplEN.

f5:E &&ytaE5sS . ," @0eNs
Mrs. Mary Bostrom killed q splen-
did sample Of 4 moose at Afsjo
Prince Bernadotte presided ct .
religious conference at sodertalje.
Thousands Of dollars win be spent
next year, chiefly IN Germany, for id
vertising sweaen 40 . tourist resort (
"A motion was made ct the national
church convention to take steps to-
wards separating the public schools
from the church. One Of the argu-
ments used in favor Of such radical
change was the growing hostility be-
tween the church and school authori-
ties. 3 |sss ss 81 i 4 1t ss s
Mining and Industrial Develop
ment Of Sweden Is the title Of N ar
ticle In the Engineering Magazine.
The article covers 43 large pages and
is accompanied by ~ illustrations.
The paper is read IN all parts Of the
world, and the article in question Is
good advertisement for Sweden.
2. P. Waldenstrom has thrown him
self into the fight for the abolish
ment Of the state church Of Sweden.
He states that the gtate church Is a
political Institution and not the churoh
OF Christ In the Biblical sense. He
even goes 10 far as to claim that
modern Bible criticism IS due to the
state church.
#s A controversy II going on among
the fishermen along the coast Of south
ern Sweden. Those who use drift-nets
want a law prohi biting the use 81
stationary nets beyond certain
depth, and those who use the latter
kind Of nets assert that they have ito
ret their nets at = depth OF 40 to 50
feet Ii order to catch fsh ~ paying
squantit ties
r. II. Valid nstrom II OF the opinion
that the Socialists have made such d
sheadway IA sweden because the relig.
ious people have not been % active
II politics as they Nigh and ought q
have been.
The copper roof of the nat onal bank
building a Stock holm Witch was put
/ 81 y few years 3, 8 rs leal g. 81
A must be rep az !. cost 81 ST..
ing GuStsf .killsd . MOO M, y y ~ HIM.
il s az
\ J. 4 y q q !, Z 4 dllsd :
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-15
ICELAND.

The result Of the elections in Ice
land is known The Opposition" elect
ed rs members Of the althing, and the
government party only 10. Two mem
bers Of the Icelandic commission were
defeated. Premier Hannes Hafstein
was reelected from the district Of
Oxford.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-15

hume for carrying logs past the falls.
( It took less than three years to- finish
this piece Of engineering and It was
done at . cost Of only $50 900.
The newspapers have published q
remarkable interview with the wife OF
Bjornstj eerne Bjornson. @ She states
that during the early part Of their mar
Red life her HUSBAND was SO per-
secuted that even their children were
annoyed. She copied all his novels
after he had finished them. The fam
ily have been & hard up financially
almost all the time, but they never
rot into trouble on that score, be-
cause they never went into debt. Their
home has always been oyerrun with
guests, and their hospitality has kept
them poor. They are both strong and
healthy for their age, and Mrs. Bjorn-
ron explains that this. Is due 70 the
fact that they could not AFFORD either
to eat or to drink too much. Inn
The catch Of 4. fat herrings''.s is q
heavy one this, year. Most of the
fish was caught II Nordland, where
shout 10000 barrels were secured II
one week.
The people Of Hegland near skien.
are subject to cholerine. Hardly Z
single family escapes the malady Tho e
mon suffer much moro than th =
women
Minister of ~ Is.oW1ow has pro.
h r. 81 that mill raining be Intro;
duced ~ mi MI but the 4
|sdsnt ss H. y innc I &
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Win
In THE TWELFTH.
Wilmington Loses to Williams
port in One Of Seasons
Best Games

WILLIAMsPORT. Auo. 2S-The Wit
mington baseball players were paid
$500 yesterday, the first money they
had received for FIVE weeks. with a
promise Of $500 more to-day. and this
seemed to fill them with ginger. for
they played the finest kind Of bali yes
terday afternoon. and it required
twelve innings for the champions to
win out by score of ? to /.
Hoch pitched a great game. and in
only one inning. the ciehth, were the
locals able to bunch hits enough to
produce a run. The winning score
was made in the twelfth, due to the
only error of the game on the VIII
mingion side. After two men were
out. Millman dropped the BAH on tine
third strike on Warhop. then threw
TO first and the ball got away from
Hunter. WARRIOR going TO second, and
scoring on O'Hara's single.
Wilmington's tally was made in the
second on Hunters single and Mill
mans double. Three SINGLES, a base on
balls and a sacrifice gave Williams
port a run in tho eighth. WARRIOR re-
lieved Townsend in the eleventh after
two hits had been mae with one man
out. and struck out The next two bat
ters.
The score.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
OYSTERS WILL BE
HERE NEXT WEEK

Reports arc coming. in from the oys-
ter beds in the Delaware bay and Mau-
rice river and are encouraging from a
general standpoint The supply Of culls
will be plentiful and IL Is thought that
the prices viii show a decrease, for the
culls, which are oysters of two years
growth, will be in the proportion Of
100000 TO 1000 primes The Maurice
River Coves," as they are familiarly
known. are teh standard oysters for
this State, Pennsylvania and New err
soy. and they viii begin TO arrive about
September /. i'm small lots. and a few
days later. If the weather is not too
warm, they will become more plentiful.
Two of the large planters Of oysters,
spoke encouragingly. one said; 1--WE
have had good luck attending the plant
ing of the seed oysters for the past
two springs. and find they are grow
ing in excellent shape In fact. the
oysters have not shown such produc-
tivcness for several years as they have
In the past two seasons. The supply
of good primes win be small, because
the large oyster has been gathered up
in order TO ill the great demand made
by the public, an dthe price for the
prime which a few years ago was So
to $3.50 per 1000, viii now go TO $3.50
or 49, The primes will In fact. be
bid for and this will make the price
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
PARKSIDE READY
FORX-WILMINGTON

Parkside and X-Wilmington are ready
for their game at South Side Park to-
morrow afternoon and the fans are look
ing forward to big game Fred Lewis
will do the pitching for Parkside So far
this season he HIS pitched fourteen games
winning thirteen and losing one. In the
past three years he has pitched seventy.
three games and lost but six. and he
has never got even batted out Of the box
X-Wilmington has secured the services
of Phil Barrey, tie star twirler of the
villa Nova College team, for the re-
mainder of the season and he viii be
seen for the first time in this city to-mor-
row.
The batting order follows:
Parkside-Dawson, 3b; Devenny. c; r
Smith, 2b; Kalmbacker 1b; ISrause. SIS;
Birmingham, II; smith, CT; Cochran. rf;
Lewis, p.
X-Wilmington-T. McDonough. II; Don
ohue, 1b; Neave 2b; Rainey. Sb; NJ. Me-
Donough, c; McGonigle, CT; Durney, If;
King, IS; Barry and Dolan. p.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
DUPONT vs..
SOUTH SIDE

All preparations have been made for the
big game at Front and Union tomorrow
afternoon between dupont and South
Side and a large crowd is expected to be
on hand to witness the contest. Both
teams are claiming victory and many
wagers have been made on the result. No
game this season among the local teams
has aroused so much interest and one
thing is sure, no two local teams ever
went into a game with more determina-
tion to win. Crouch and Bannar will be
the opposing twirlers and as both are in
great form a great battle is looked for
between them
The full lineup Of each team will be
as follows:
duPont-Stewart, C; Crouch, p; shuler
SIS; Mckinney, 1b; Bacon, 2b; McDonogh
Sb; Harrington, If; McAvoy. CT; Prentiss,
rf.
South Side-Kelley, c; Bannar, p; Ring
Ter, IS; McAvaney, 1b; Pnkerton, Oh;
Rainy, sb; Kane. If; Virden, CT; August
r.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
CITY MAY GET IN
THE EASTERN LEAGUE

AS far as Wilmington is concerned the
Tri-state club which represented this city
this season is a thing Of the past The
syndicate formed TO take over the club
did not do so because those interested
were unable to secure a sufficient amount
Of money so the club goes back TO the
league II Is understood the club will be
eliminated by the league and that Will
mington will be dropped from the circuit.
This will leave the league with seven
clubs. and il will be continued with this
number until the end OF the season. IL
Wilmington is dropped an the players
viii be FREQ agents. There is a movement
on foot here 10 have this city represented
in the Eastern League next season, and
some OF the players 49, be purchased
now in order to form the nucleus Of a
fast team for ncxt year
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
'SlLK" MUST CUT
OUT OLD WAR CRY

Fans who attend the games in the
American League. remember how
"Sik" OLoughlin. the great umpire
wells out that strike tuh!" He has
made the expletive famous, in the do
main in which he reigns. and has used
il so much that it may cause his death.
Physicians have told OLoughlin
that he is suffering from severe or
ganic stomach trouble. as the result OF
the strain on the diaphragm, when he
veus "strike tuhi" Three times in the
last week the famous umpire has col
lapsed after crying out in his. big
voice strike tuh,"
The umpire's physicians declare that
unless he stops using the expletive ne
will die some day on the field while
repeating it The constant strain IS
wearing on the organs that are
brought into use when he yelis.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
NOT UNEASY
ABOUT THE DAVEY

An official OF the United States rev
enue cutte- construction department.
stated yesterday that the rumors thas
anxiety is felt for the safety Of the new
revenue cutter Davey, which sailed
from Baltimore severalN weeks ago. Is
unwarranted. There IS no uneasiness
felt for the vessel, and il is believed
that she has put into a harbor waiting
for favorable weather 20 proceed. The
Davey was built at Wilmington. and
was Of the tug type used for harbor
boarding service whore customs duties
are performed. She was TO become tho
boarding cutter at New Orleans.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
LOCAL HORSES
WIN INATTOLCHESTER
A. H. TySOn'S Dick Mont
Finishes First in
2.22 TrOt

CHESTERTOWN. Nd, Aug. 2S-Af-
ter waiting two days for the rain to
cease Secretary G. e. holland. OF 1Ol
chester Beach. concluded that he woult
make the initiative break and ordered
the horses to be ready to race at /
D. m.
Despite the fact that three Of the four
races decided were won in straight
heats. they were well contested. The
track was several seconds slow, but II
was safe. and even the hoppled PAGERS
negotiated the going without semblance
OF accident
The summaries:
First Race-22s pace; purse $500.
Prodigal Son. C. II. Satterfield.
Townsend. Del ....,..............1 : I
Delaware BOY. Washington House
Stable. Newark. Del .............4 3 2
brownie j.. e. II. johnson. Dem
ton, Md. ....................... 3
Bessie Bradstreet. L. G. Ludwig,
Baltimore, Nd. ..................2 4
Time. 227 "a: 222 II. 227.
Second Race-2.e2 trot; purse $500.
Dick Mont A. H. Tyson. Whining
ton, Del. ................ ........l !
NrnuIif NtNA NAtW tatNNh lfiAiIf
Winston-Salem. N. c. ...........3 .
Maggie Morrell Charles Atkinson.
Baltimore. Md. ..................2 4 3
Bessie NJ. J. Charles Longbottom,
Chester. Pa. ........ 2 4
Time, 226 "a. 2.29. 2.a5 1-2.
Third -for-all; trot or
pace; purse $780,
McKee's Nc. Morobrock Farm,
Chester. Pa. ........ .............1 I
Ruby FRY. B. A. Wilson. Newark.
Ohio .....--- .............-.....--.o , ?
Annie H.. E. II. johnson. Denton,
Nd. ...... .......... ............2 3
schley Russell, f. C. johnson. Toll
chester, Md. ......................35 8 4
Beaworth, Jr.. William A. Bell,
Chester Nd ......................f3 3 z
Time, 22l Ia. 21s .. 2ls IA.
Fourth Race--235 pace: purse $500.
Mabel Direct. e. II. Johnson,
Denton. Nd .......... .........s 1 1
Mamie j.. Charles Weifs. An
napolis ...... ..............P1 2 2
J. H. NJ. J. F. Mallelieu. Green
wood, Del. ........ .............2 3 3
Time, 2.25. 2.24 1-2.
The following were the officials:
Starter-Walter N. Hare. Whining
ton. Del.
Presiding Judges-Henry w. Buness,
Baltimore. Nd: S. Walker Skinner
chestertown, Nd; George Jones. Ken
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Mr.. Money Not a Candidate.

Walter s. Money. of Townsend. yes-
terday Withdrew his name as cam
didate FOR Representative TO the Cen
eral Assembly from the Fourteenth dis
trict This is the only Withdrawal TO
date.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
rn Reorannize pearee Team.

Telegraph Council. No. 20. Jr. o. u.
A. A. expects 20 receive a large num-
her of candidates this year. That the
Council degree team may be prepared
for work. William W. Mckinnon. will
reorganizo the team tonight and re-
hearse it weekly in the work.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28

Held For Throwing Bottle at Car.
Charged with throwing "a bottle at a
Chester Traction Company car, Edward
Riser was given a preliminary hearing
before Magistrate Longhotham, who
held him under $500 bail for a fur.
ther hearing.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Schedule For To- day,
Philadelphia at Pittshurg.
cets Covernnent contraot

The Morris Electric Company Of this
city has been awarded a government
contract for electrical insulating mater
Yard California.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28

SDORE BY lNNlNtS
Wilmington 30 100000 10000 O-1
Wiliamsport 20 10000 $1,000 IL
xTwo were out when winning run
was scored.
Two-base hits-Millmap, O'Iiara. Sacrl-
flee hits-Townsend. Hunter. Millman,
Stolen bases-O'Hara. Foster, Hollers
Double play-Kelly and Hunter. Left
on -Williamsport 3: Winning
ton Hits-On Townsend. 10, in 10 IL
innings. Struck out-Ey Townsend, :,
by Warhop. .; by Hoch. 8. Bases on
balls-Of Townsend. 2; off Hoch. B.
Wild pitch-Hoch. Missed third strike
-Millman. Time--2.i0. Umpire.
Gochmaur.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28

nedysville, Md.
Timers-D. b. McMennomin. Chester
town. Nd; Edwin Carey. Denton, Nd.
Distance Judge-Dr ii. Lee Clarke,
Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
81 1ANDINe oF1HE BALL TEAMS
TRl-STATE LEAGUE,
Yesterdays Games.

Williamsport, .; Wilmington, 1.
Harrisburg, 8; Trenton, /.
Johnstown. 8 Lancaster 4.
Reading, 2; Altoina. 0.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
Schedule for Today

Trenton at Williamsport.
Wilmington at Harrisburg.
Reading at Johnstown.
Lancaster at Altoona.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
National League.
Yesterdnva Games.

Pittsburg. 4; Philadelphia. 3.
Chicago. 3; New York. /.
Brooklyn. .; St Louis. 1.
Boston, z; Cincinnati, A.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28
American LEAGUE.
'Yesterday.s Gane.

Schedule For Today.
Detroit al Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Evening journal., 1908-08-28

Totals ..... ....1 10 N35
SCORE BY INNINGS