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The Washington times., 1908-10-07
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simply covering but
thousands of and glands performs great
OF regulating
and waste matters OF the system by the
these little
which connect and surround the and glands continually
noed by pure blood When from the
begins to disease and tate tissues produces Eczema
Acne letter or some other itching dsfguring
cures SKIN diseases OF every kind by going down into the
the
quality OF the blood from acrd fiery fluid cooling
Ing stream which instead OF irritating and infang
1t by Its soothing heathfu qualities Saves washes lotions
ETC. be used for cleanliness thew afford
but SKIN diseases cannot be cured until purified
Book on Skin Diseases and medical
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The Washington times., 1908-10-07
FIELDER ONCE MORE
BOWS TO JENNINGS
Champs Bat SoX Pitchers
to All Corners of
the Lot.
STREAMER is WON
ON SHEER NERVE
Donavan Fans Ten Men and
Receives Errorless Sup
port in the Field.

CHICAGO, Oct. by humbling the
White SOx on their own grounds and
before the largest thrOng OF sympa-
thizers that ever encouraged Fielder
Jones and his braves TO battle, Hughey
Jennings and his pluclSy Detroit Tigers
yesterday won the second successive
American League pennant in the most
thrilling race that Ban Johnson's cir
cult has ever known. The score was
to 0.
This decisive shUt-out was but a just
termination of the grand death Crap
pie, SO far as the relative merits of
the combatants on yesterdays form
were concerned. The champions fought
with all the tenacity Of purpose for
which the followers Of Jennings are
noted, and so unqUestiOnably out
played, outgeneraIed, and outfought
their rivals that even the most rabid
South Side rooters were moved to
storm Of applause worthy of true vic
tors.
Not till the last man had been retired
did the loyal Sex rooters give up hope.
Despite an apparently overwhelming
lead as inning after inning dragged by
without issue, so far as their hopes
were concerned, they cheered for Jones
Detroit had won, the big crowd broke
onto the field and bore the victorious
Tigers high on their shoulders to the
clubhouse. Had 1t been the Sox who
won the day, the demonstration could
have been little less spirited
Glass Tells at the End.
1t was survival Of the fittest. and
class told in the balance. BuTeted
by fate and internal discord. the
Of
had been cut down by the other
strong Western clubs Pushed down
10 third position by these circum-
stances and injuries which put sew
eral veterans out Of commission, Jen-
nings once more marshaled his forces
and began anew the Sruelng hand
Ip-nand encounter
Fielder Jones. less fortunate in the
early season, had, by a remarka BILE
preservation OF reserve energy,
crowded from a humble position in
mldScdSOn to well within striking
distance Of the champions. His adj
vantage was further strengthened by
the fact that Detroit was 10 wind uD
the season in a three days series at
the South Side. Three in row from
the JunEaleerS would turn the trick.
When Chicago took the first two Of
this all-impOrtant series Chicago hope
ran high. and the White SOx proved
a strong favOrite for the final con-
test.
Donovan Gets Credit.
Detroit may thank VIII Bill Donovan
for the honors which accrued TO the
club as the result Of the afternoon s
triumph. While every member Of the
champions played in most commeuda-
bic fashion, and especially so Bush,
the diminutive shOrtstop who has kept
the winners in the race since the in
jury TO O'DeaTy. IL was Donovan who
length. Inning after inning ne moved
down the hopes Of the Windy City by
an endless procession Of batsmen
whose futile efforts TO get on panied
sadly as the hopeless fight progressed.
IL was the same Wild Bill who had
tried SO valiantly TO stop the Cubs in
the worlds series year ago, and who
smiled when his catcher tossed away
the first game Of that memorable Sc
ries on a passed ball. His smile was
even broader today.
The Washington times., 1908-10-07

attcd Tor Powers In ninth.
Earned runs-Washington 8: PhfladeI-
phia, l. First base by errors-NIchols,
Davis Left on Observation-Disclosures ,
Philadelphia, 9. Fist base on ballS-Ofs
Hughes. g. Struck OUt-By Hughes \.
by NiCKers. :. Three-bCse hitS-HugheS
UnslaUb. Two-base hitS-Freema1 %iCh-
OILS. Sacrifice hits-Freeman. Mcbride
%, Strurk- Stolen base-Freeman
Double play - Mcbride, Clyuer TO
Freeman. HIT by pitcher-By Hughes
l. Wild pitches-Hughes, / Unpire-
Mr. Evans. Time Of gSme-I hour and
- minutes.
The Washington times., 1908-10-07
DEPARTMENT CHESS
LEAGUE UNDER WAY

The usual activity incident TO fall
weather is beginning to manifest itself
at chess headquarters.
An event Of more Immediate import
ance is the annual meeting of the De
partmental Chess League. scheduled for
tonight at 80 O'Clock. All chess en-
thusiasts in the Government depart
ments and bureaus are invited. The
meeting takes place at the rooms Of the
chess club. 513 Twelfth street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-10-07
SULLIVAN BEATEN
IN QUAKERTOWN GO

PHILADELPHIA. oct. kid Suri-
van. OF Washington. was beaten by
Fred COTbett. the Italian lightweight,
Of Philadelphia. in the wind-up at the
Douglas A. c last night.
Both men through the bout fought
stUbbOrnly. the Italian having rather
an easy time Of IT, Sullivan. as usual,
was game and took a lot OF punishment.
The Washington times., 1908-10-07
Departmental League
TONIGHTs GAMES.

Departmental, at Palace, Navy VS.
Commissioner.
Church League, at Royal West
minister VS.. St. Johns
y NJ c. a, Carmen VS. Vetters-
District Duckpin League. at Bow
ems Capitol Hill, VS. Tummers.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-10-22

To see the South throw off the sack
cloth of her political >desolation, to
see her rise to the full height Of her
strength and independence, to see her
take her confident way toward a
brighter future, with the light Of hope
in her lustrous eyes and the Miriam
song of Victory on her imperial lips
has been one of my fondest dreams.
To see our country get over the aw-
full effects Of the Civil War, section
al hatred buried, the class legisla-
ton which came with the war re-
pealed, the growth Of plutocracy
checked, the spirit Of Justice and
Equality restored to our laws and
government been another of my
dreams.
To help bring these things about is
surely a patriotic purpose. The best
years of my life have been devoted
to it. In spite Of all that has befallen
me, I am neither defeated nor dis
couraged. Believing that the prin-
ciples for which we Jeffersonians
stand mean the salvation of our coun-
try, I am their soldier, to march and
fight at every call Of the bugle-this
year, and all the years to come.
And if every man who in his heart
~ Il
would have the manhood to vote with
us, there would be, throughout the
South on the 3rd Of November, such
an awakening, such an Easter, as war
cursed Dixie has not known since our
flag went down in the blood, the tears,
the heart-break Of Appomattox.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-10-22
MISSISSIPPI TICKET.
Sample Furnished by Secretary o.
State to County Commissioners.

The ticket to be voted in Missis-
sippi in the general election will
show, in addition to one candidate for
Congress, four separate and distinct
lists of Presidential electors, but vot-
ers will not be advised as to which is
which and must pick their choice as
between Democrats, Republicans,
Populists and Socialists, there being
no heading or distinguishing marks
oyer the four lists, which are as fol-
lows:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-10-22
0be 5effersontan

the vote of Georgia made uncertain,
the Solid South is threatened with
breakup, and with the breaking up
Of the Solid South will come the
dawn of better, brighter day, not
only for Georgia and the South, but
for the whole Union.
Inspired by this belief, it has been
work of love for me to campaign
the State. | have concentrated my
efforts within her borders because of
my resolution to hew to the line Of
my own purpose regardless Of Taft,
regardless Of Bryan, regardless of
anything except the fixed ambition to
do something that will tend to restore
the Southern States to the splendid
position which they once held in the
government of the nation.
l shall never be President myself,
but l am blazing the trail along
which some other Southern man will
take his way to the White House. I
am marking out the road along which
Southern craftsmanship will lead the
South back to her former power. To
the extent that [ have made the
march this year, I have shortened it
for those who will come after me; to
the extent to which [ have carried
the battle line I lessen the struggle
for those who shall win the final
victory. The prophet dies, but the
world lives-can never die-continues
It's message, encouraging the work of
noble men and noble women to the
end Of time The color bearer falls,
but other hands catch up the flag and
bear it on. It will not be mine to
enter the harvest field and join in
the song Of those who reap the grain,
but [ am sufficiently rewarded by the
consciousness that [ have sown good
seed upon fruitful soil, and I care
not who gamers the grain so the peo-
pie get the bread
1t may not be mine to see the
standard flying in triumph over the
Entertainments of special privilege
which the masses have stormed and
taken, nor hear the glad shout Of the
unprivileged millions as they enter in
to their own; but I am content to
feel that my duty has been done as
we'll as could do it; that I have
fought good fight, and have been in
strumental in making the final tri-
rOnh cnrtain
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-10-22
PAGE -FOUR.

In every essential particular, my creed
tonight is the same that it was
twenty years ago. Nobody had to-
pay me to embrace it; nobody has
paid me to remain true to it.
To maintain my position through
out the bitterness of these eighteen
years has not been easy. The tempta-
ton to surrender and thus escape
persecution, prescription and politi-
cal isolation was very great. The
things [ have had to bear, proud
man finds difficult to endure. To see
old friends turn their backs when you
enter hotel lobby, to avoid meeting
you; to lift your hat to ladies and
girls on the street and to have your
courtesy received with mockery and
jeers; to offer your hand to old
friends on the cars and have it re-
fused; to have wagon loads Of drunk
en- negroes sent to your house at
night to yell and boot their insolent
taunts, in the hearing of your wife
and children; to attempt to address
your fellow citizens on the principles
Of Jefersohian Democracy, as you
understand them, and to be howled
down, and owe your life to the in
vention of brave friends and sympa-
thizing policemen; to be so menaced
IN your own home that a picket of
armed men seemed to be absolutely
necessary to protect it from murder
Gus attack-these are the things
which try the souls of men, and
through these things [ am not the
only Populist in the Southern States
who has had to make his way.
I thank the God who made me for
the strength that sustained me dur
ing those terrible years, and which
enabled me to hold the rudder true. I
believe that the time has at last come
when the people Of my State are be-
ginning to appreciate the helplessness,
the hopelessness, the humiliation, of
their political position, and that
change is at hand. I believe that the
State of Georgia will give me, on the
strength and soundness and patriot
ism of my position, such support on
the 3rd day of November that the
electoral vote of Georgia will here
after be uncertain. The moment this
glorious event is achieved the whole
political situation of this republic
will be in process Of revolution. With
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
Rexall Kidney Pills

Are absolutely the best remedy offered in the
history Of medicine They are not patent
medicine but tried and tested formula.
These pills contains in compact form, all the
essential ingredients Of the famous Rexall
Kidney Remedy. They are prepared especial
paration to be carried in the PICKET. Each
box contains 60 pills, complete 20 days
treatment, and sell tor Soc the box same price
postpaid. II not convenient fer you to call at
our store and you wish to try these' excellent
pills, send us Is 'two-cent stamps.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
.REXALL BLEMISH SOAP

For pimples, black heads, brown spots, red
spots or any blemish other than moles or
blrthmarks, you'll find that Raxall Blemish
Soap V the best thing you can use The best
and most effective way to apply it is to make
lather and 1T it dry on the face Just before
retiring, wash it off 10 the morning, and very
often an improvement is noticeable after q
sall Blemish Soap cont pleases you. Good
!. sized cakes wrapped and sealed, 25c each.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
Rexall Worm Candy

II your children grit their teeth in their
sleep or complain Of pains in their stomach,
chances are they have worms. Any easy,
pleasant and simple way to rid them OF this
trouble is to get 25c package Of Rexall
Worm Candy, give it to them according to di-
rections and that will be the end Of the
trouble from that source. Rexall Worm Can
dy is just what the name implies. It's . can
dy that the children will readily eat and it
contains just the right amount Of medicine to
rid them Of worms.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
Very Fine olive Oil rsc, ssc, sc
TOOTH BRUSHES, HALF PRICE

Don't it sound reasonable to suppose that
by buying 2OOO tooth brushes at once, and
from one manufacturer, that we could sell
say, or dozen from the joboer. To start
with, we cut of the jobbers profit and then
get an inside price because of the quantity
ana because of our ready-money. We are
selling regular SOC tooth brushes for Csc, and
selling lots of them. They are all stamped
Mccoy and are all guaranteed. See original
them last January and they arrived last
month. Postage paid 25c each. Six styles
large, medium and small; suft, medium and
hard.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
.Rexa!I Baby Cough Syrup

We have number Of ady customers that
the house all the time It costs only CSC Z
bottle and one bottle may save you $500
doctor bill. It's made from the formulate of q
physician famous for his skill in treating
children. The beauty of the Rexall prepar-
atoms lies in the fact that you can always
book containing the ingredients used in each
one OF the 800 Rexall Remedies. We know
what each contains and will gladly tell you.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
''rf foii.t p sosp Sc cake

A good SOAP at little price. Sc a
cake or 9 cakes for quarter. That's
going some for combination OF low
price and high quality. We don't know
how long the soap will last, but the
price is good as long as we have any of
the soap left. Each cake is wrapped
and perfumed The assortment con-
tains nine different odors. 1t will pay
you to invest 25c in soap and get good
supply of good toilet soap.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
Taylor Made Candy
DOC Pound

This time it's Sorority Chocolates.
They come in pound packages only and
are very delicious CONNECTION at a
very moderate price. Chocolate Creams
with soft cream centers, assorted IA
vors. If you eat candy and like it fresh
and good, here is the place to buy it.
We buy it in snail quantities and often
to keep it fresh; and then, or variety.
we change from one manufacturer to
another. excepting, Of course. for such
good candy as Fenway Coctails and Fem
way Nut Centers. We simply couldn't
get along without these two delicious
CONNECTIONS.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
RelaII Cod Liver on Emulsion

A perfect tasting emulsion made from .
IN hotties holding great deal more than the
heavily advertised brand and costs you only
75c bottle. The reason for the quantity and
the quality is due to the fact that the United
Drug Co. mfrs Of the Rexall Remedies) have
such : buying power. Over 1000 Of the lsrg-
est drug stores in the United States arc TO-
day handling and selling great quantities Of
tho Rexall Remedies. Such large outlet
means 10 yer prices and higher quality.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
Writing Paper loc Box

It pays 70 watch our ads closely be-
cause very often, in very small space,
you'll find the biggest bargain. Here
is one. This lot of box paper contains
values up to Soc. Not box in the lot
that would sell for less than 30c. It's
mostly Eaton Hurlbut paper, which
means that it's all high grade for they
don't make anything but good writing
papers. Each box contains q envel-
opes and "a sheets Of paper. Two boxes
for $50.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
SC Each for lOc Tablets

For the balance of this week
and all of next you can buy an
Empress Eugene Tablet for &c.
It's our regular 10c seller but, to
have a flyer for ten days, we offer
them to you at half price. Packet
size ruled paper is the way they
come. It will pay you to buy 4 or
5 OF then and save Zoe or 25c.
They are fine for letter writing
and all correspondence.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
Fenway Dutch Cocoa Best Y:t

Lovers of good cup of hot Cocoa should
try Fenway Dutch Cocoa. We sold few
cans and told the purchasers to use one-half
thu can and if they did not find it superior to
any cocoa they had ever used to return the
one Of the four original purchasers came in
and told us that it was the best they had
ever tried. We have it in small cans for
trial-cans contain one quarter pound and we
retail them at 25c each.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
Good Watch 1895

Hsre bargain equaled jewell
fitted face
besei and back register
al
only eighteen Tor q g. postage paid and
registered mail lOc For bargains N you
60 what Mccoy offers 5%ea
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
McCoy's JeWelf.y Catalogue

We are mailing When look over
Mlnot
fine @ ana M $
grade not mail order kind and every ws
- please prefer ship to The
are caoeued ship every day and can snip
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
HARMONY PERFUMES

Really, il you have been paying dollar an
ounce for you. pssisme You'll lind that that our oas
only cost you SOC an ounce, half ounce 25c
Every day Harmony Perfumes make new
friends. They are the best for the money
that it's possible to secure Harmony Violet
Harmony Rose and Harmony Chimes have no
equal at twice the price-and you'll say 60.
too, il you'll give them . trial.
Very Fine Olive Oil I5c, 3sc. 6sc
After giving several we'll known brands .
good, fair tria1in several ways we hare select
cd Beri Olive Oil .s. in our judgment, being
the best Olive Oil we could buy. It's
French Imported Oil, said to be produced
from the very choicest olives and its appear
ance and taste bear out these assertions. It's
very nutritious and is not nearly as thick and
heavy as good many oils now offered for
sale Small bottles l5c, half pints BIC, pints
Csc. quarts CSC. Beri OIL as sold by US, is
corked and sealed in France, even the l5c
size. A certificate Of purity on the back Of
each bottle.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19

yE p ae %n e aS
MCCOY
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19
!. AL ARM CLOCKS CSC

Alarm Clocks fully just SIC less than
regular price good this week and next they
tht long limited don't wait need CLOCK
When dealers equal and none ever
make them Mccoy sets the Postage loo extra
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-11-19

II Jewel EIgin, Nickel Case $7.75
You can buy watches at lower prices at this store
then YOU can any other place in Dakota For $775
you can buy genuine Egin movement IL size, ~ Jewell
fitted III an open face Nickel Case.
IL Jewel Hampden, 25 Year Case
$I3.75
Here is another sample Of our watch prices y
level Hampden movement 10 size, fitted IN % year Gold
filled case Case is Handsomely Engraved-screw bezel
and back.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-05-29
RASS

very handsome fountain of bronze
iron. The little maidens we're
Dorothy Scallin, Peaches Vermilyea.
Sara Mizener Thelma Cassem.
Thelma Dodson, Grace Powers, Ada
McKeel. Hazel Cook, and they sang
an appropriate song.
Mayor Hitchcock read the ordi.
nance which granted the right Of the
ladies tn erect the fountain and the
contract which the city entered to
take care Of the fountain for a period
Of five years. Mr.. Hitchcock said
that be accepted the fountain in
behalf OF the city and desired to
extend his thanks to the good ladies
for what they had accomplished.
The mayor said that the fountain
carried with 1T from the ladies the
sentiment of purity IN local
government. in social and business
affairs and for a better and upright
community. The mayor touched
With some interest on the ancient
origin of the drinking fountain and
OF continued popularity down to
the present day.
The fountain STANDS about ten feet
nigh, is surmounted with three
electric lights which will illuminate
the fountain in the evening. 1t cost
the union, placed in position, about
$3.50, and they are justly proud of
The acquisition they made to the
puollc's comfort. With the unyeiling
OF the fountain the water was turned
on and 1T was %patronized quite liber-
ally
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-05-29
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

This is The week Of the May Fes-
tival and the State Meet, and all
classes are adjourned until the ex-
element is over.
Last Saturday on the home dia-
mond the University nine met the
Mankato team, and defeated them
with a score OF three to one. The
game was the best Of the season.
kirkpatrick in the box and Myles
behind the bat did some fire work
for the"U".In first the inning Nam
kato made u run and d. U. two,
after that until the seventh inning
no scores were made, although twice
ID. w. had three men on bases
with two out. IL the seventh inning
our boys made a score.
The Amphyction literary society.
a preparatory organization, is boom.
ing these days. Its members are
busy with trowel and mortar fixing
up the wall and getting ready,
generally, for the paper hangers.
This kind of spirit is commendable.
and helps very much to make D.. W.
". an institution where broad
public spirited citizens are made.
Thursday night in the city hall
will occur the state oratorical cor.
test. Representatives of five different
schools will compete. John Dobson
will represent Dakota WESLEYAN. and