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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01
Additional Local.
Splendid winter weather.

Splendid winter weather.
Leo Finnegan visited in Fem.
imore this week.
Miss Georgia Finney went to
Madison Saturday.
William Bestor of Montfort was
IN Lancaster this week.
C. H. Baxter of the Union State
Bank. was quite i'll the first of the
week.
"Ketchn' hobs" IS the chief
amusement of the Lancaster kid
this week.
A. G. Smith, agent in this vici-
nifty for Watkins remedies is taking
a vacation at bis home IN this city.
Clarence Rubado, a member of
last summers base ball team. is
visiting with his many friends il
Lancaster.
Clarence Gates, of Beetown,
who is teaching near Bagley, was
in Lancaster Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
Frank Muesse, who is travelling
for a Madison sash and door firm,
is visiting with his father, Henry
Muesse of this city.
"A mans religion which is take1
out and excerised only on Sunday is
hardly able to be around
the balance of the week.
The family of FL. A. Reed, re-
siding about eight miles east of city,
is quarantined by diphtheria, the
mother and three children being
afflicted.
"A difficult operation was per-
formed on Will Garthwaite, last
by Doctors s. w. and Kari
Doolittle. He is now getting along
nicely.
Rev. and Mrs. Hannaford en-
tertained about 40 young people at
the Congregational parsonage last
Most of the guests were
members of the high school class
of 1907, of which Ruth and Fiske
are members.
"A newspaper over Platteville
way was shot into with buckshot by
a local grocer because in his ad
which should have read: "a fresh
stock of dairy butter daily" the
printer used an III" instead of a I'd"
In the word dairy. The printer
takes more chances than any other
man on earth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01

WANTED.-Men with rigs to in
troduce DIR. Wasems live stock rene
dies. Salary or commission paid !;
steady employment. Address, Cuba
City Remedy Co.
IO4tS Cuba City, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01
Going Down.

Here / stand within the hall;
For the elevator bawl.
With a frown.
Going up?" l loudly cry.
And the urchin makes reply;
"Going down."
Here you see me buying stocks,
Hoping to acquire both rocks
And renown.
Going up9" I loudly say.
But my broker answers NAY;
Going down"
When old Charon shall meet,
Looking mystical but neat
In his gown
Going up?" Til murmur low,
And he'll doubtless answer mo;
Gong down."
-Des MONIES Register and Leader
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01
Notice to Settle.

Having sold the Philips house
and will not be in Lancaster longer
then Mar. LIST, l earnestly call your
attention to the fact that all ac-
counts due me must be settled on or
before March 1. for after that time
all accounts will go into the hands
of an attorney with fee attached
for collection.
1tf Yours, JOHN DECHOW.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01

DR.. McElwee's many friends will be
glad that he has resumed regular
visits to Lancaster. His next visit
will be on Wednesday, Jan. at. the
Northwestern hotel. This is the sea-
son when chronic ailments are much
aggravated and chronic sufferers
should not fail to get this successful
specialists advice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01
Farm For Sale.

The undersigned on account of i'll
health offers his farm for sale. 1t
consists of 160 acres, situated miles
west of Lancaster on the Beetowa
road. Good running water and wind
mill; new house. good barn.
FRED BRANDEMUHL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01

WE have fine line of calendars fer
1908 as usual. Don't forget to ask for
one of the new ones when you call to
settle your account.
1922 LANCASTER LUMBER Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01

FOR SALE Practically new Story
& lark upwrIght piano. Inquire at
residence of A. j. HOWELL, Lancaster,
Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01

FOR RENT: 16O acre farm 2 mi.
east of Glen Haven, 90 acres in
pasture and meadow ard the re-
mainder in good farming condition.
Write or call at 1915 Confer, Ave.
Dubuque, Iowa. M. E. RIPPER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01

FOR SALE
One wide-tire truck.
One narrow tire truck.
Two farm wagons.
Four mules.
j. E. BARNETT & Son,
1o3t4 Lancaster, "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01

Watch for Goldstein & Tuckwood's
annual white goods and linen sale,
soon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01

FARM of 800 acres, situated Il
miles from town: $50 acres of plOw
land in highest state of cultivation;
new buildings, well fenced, rent for
cash or grain. Inquire of JOHN DAY,
1892 Lancaster Wis
FOR SALE: Three pedigreed
Durham bulls, aged five, one and
one coming a year old; pedigrees.
furnished. Am still in the saw mill
business; all kinds of saving and
planning, the latter must be done at
once Bring in your logs Am
still handling farm machinery also.
JOHN FLESCH.
93mO2 Lancaster Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01
TWENTY two Head of
HOR SES

One span Of Grey Mares years DID, weight $3.50 lbs bred
to Mount Lothan span grey and years old,
weight 260O bred to Sir Rchard grey mare yrs DID,
weight 1900 bred to Mount Lothian span bay gedngs
yrs DID, weight $500; chunky bay mare, years DID,
weight $780, bred to Sir Richard black mare yrs DID,
weight 11OO sired by Baron Ntron in foal Westwood;
span black driving Mares and yrs DID, weight 1900,
400, sired by Pampoais black 2yr old gedng weight
1175, sired by ST. Lawrence black trong bred mare
II yrs DID, weight 110O in foa to Black Jack; black
years old, in foa to Black jack black geldng
years DID, weight 13OO four sucking colts sired by Mt
Lothian, by Sir Richard by Bill Human, LIST dam by
Baron Nitron, I'd dam by Cedarwood One Registered
Clydesdae Diana No. 8478 years old, bred to Mt
Lothian and the Registered Cydesdae Stallion SIR RICH
ARD, No. 2OO3.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-01
Want Column

WANTED.-M with rigs to in
troduce DR.. Wasems live stock RENE
dies. Salary or commission paid;
steady employment. Address, Cuba
City Remedy Co.
Io4tS Cuba City, Wis.
WE have fine line of calendars fer
1905 as usual. Don't forget TO ask for
one of the new ones when you call to
settle your account.
1922 LANCASTER LUMBER Co.
FARMS FOR SALE: l have two
good farms situated in Grant county
that ] will sell on reasonable terms.
stiff Jos. II. BENNETT.
FOR SALE CHEAP: Two second
hand horse powers.
26tf.
WE'LL! WELLl WELLl 1t beat
all. What beats allf Why the Rec
Trunk cigar ATT
FOR SALE or Rent: farm consist
ing of 40 acres, located IA miles west
of Ellenboro in Sections 3O-31; good
running water and schoolhouse close
by, Dist. No. 1. Cali on or address.
AUGUST SENFTLABEN, EllenbOrO, Wis
FOR SALE: SiX-room house and
wo lots situated in 4th ward, city
of Lancaster. Apply to
J. G. WELSH,
Soft Bloomington, Wis.
FOR SALE-Carload of pine slabs
for kindling, delivered in quantities
TO suit purchaser.
J. E. BARNETT & Son.
1O3t4 Lancaster, Wis.
FARM For Sale-121 acres, situated
five miles west of Lancaster. Easy
terms. HARRY +. BARNETT,
103tf Lancaster, Wis.
FOR SALE-House and lot of
moderate size. Good location in
Platteville; will trade for farm.
Inquire at the Herald Office.
WANTED: 2 carloads of fresh mich
cows and springers; highest market
price will be paid; leave word at Ray
Carthew's barn if you have any to sell.
FOR SALE
One wide-tire truck.
One narrow tire truck.
Two farm wagons.
Four mules.
j. E. BARNETT & Son,
1o3t4 Lancaster, Wis
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-30
Die Sematorieae Sonpcntion

oes II. uno l8. Etll,itts. wslAe lskie
Wohe Il, Cambridge iattIano. enoeie
nit einem ertlhieosnsn sieas bes Gam
oioatsn Der 9lni,=Salppn-y yiaa. Ysrlp
Dlabaffp BON 0iuern.ep @ounip. ilbfr
ben Demotraten Suhn Aoalns BON
@oihocton GonntD. yeiosr lpur0s ole-
les Heiultat ourb Die Seleonien ppn
9ustaraDas @ountp be,beiaeiuhri. spte
unten 81 erleben III. uno l,no o,slslben
alio in erlter 2inie baliir peramDoriv
LID.
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lbocton @ountp 35 Stilnneu tiir
4oams, 8uerniep "a sStinlmen tnr
Wabaffep uno | fiir Mbams. Uiontpt
27 Stimmen iiir 8. u. 9sbltteu. Noble
10 Gtimmen fir Mabaifep unb aus.
earanas IS 1923 5t;mnen iiir Wlas
baffeD uno IL 1928 fir Mbams.
Sn Der 2. Nbitimmun9 erbielt Ma.
haffeb, bon @uerniep "a. bon Wonroe
81. WOble 10 unh 5usearamas 35dd
Stimmen uno Noams BON @olboeton
35. 8uerniep |. Monroe 2O4 unb
Suscaranas l24 etimmen. Das
Geiultat mar alio 764 @timmen fir
Wabaffep uno 68a Stimmen fur SDbn
Wbams.
IS NOR b,sber bel ben Demstroten
immer iiblih, in fenatorieQen @Dnpens
tionen Die Sibe abtpeienoer 9elegaien
ourb aEoere Demotraien aus BEN
ndmli6en @ountp gu beieBen. bod nur-
De 0ies ben Semotraten BON 1uscar1s
mas @ountp. pelbe bic @onpeniion in
Gambrio9e beIu6ten, obne Eelegaten
3u iein, Delmeigert. neil bic 1reunoe
Der Nnti= =Saloon= ylaa. mslte Die @on-
BENTON manipulirten, NIT 9teht iiird,=
teten. oaR ourb 3ulalluno oisler De=
motraten Der pirtlihs 9.'ille oes Yol=
tes gum NuBDruf tonmen tonnie.
Samit uniere 2sisi nlHtn. mem mir
0ieies Heiultat gu peroanten baben. aes
ben wlr I'M Golavnosn etns Hlite Der
Delegaten bon 3usearatpas Gountp,
bic in Cambridge parsn 6. g. gar.
neg, S. 9. Gibbs. 5. =. 0urf. q. g.
Barton :. priee. 8. Qineberger, s.
Wri9bt, u. ". gllon, Gbas. Waener,
6. y. 2inoiep. W. u. MeGonnel. 8.
V. grites, II. 8. gbam, 9. sc.
Streb, W. 8. 5mibart, sSublt Sia.
gli Miller. @. %. 6innep, u. 8.
Barr, %. W. Sitter. s. $. &ullsu
uno 6. Giniep.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-30

a'n'lten einenl nnperniiiitla bOhell
SthnBsolliarlf unb elmer 9siunheH an.
hunernneir< Brolperitdt bat iih als
,}nhel erpieisn.
Nm Eisnltaa III 5ait in Cincinnati
uifisiell npu isiI,sr gtominntion ais prd-
llOsniicauiis @anbioat Der 2spublitansr
III &enatniB aeisBt uoroen.
yiath ben NpInahridten bon Cuner
.Sap bat ptdnoent Moolspelt am Sonn=
tua III einem MutomObil Die Stride be.
iudt.
Rie leaislaiipe llntsriuhung Der Of
ftniliden Sureonr in 0amiltom @ounlp
mnR portanfia nuterbleiben. oa Die
!tlhisr tilHsn. sipinu uno Smith oas
.bstnlfenoe llnteriuhunas. .Gomite ols
niht legal anertennen ,pollen.
ssnator 5. VI. Drafe BON grie
@ountp. Der in Der lebten 8eieB9ebun9
bic Sahe oes Bottles perrietb anb li1
Der anti=Soloon=2iea anihloB. puroe
am Sienhae in Der ienatorislleu Son.
ibention Selnes Diitritts bel ieiner Wie.
oerbelperbung fir einen sneiten 3ermin
aeNhlagen uno s. u. Dean ppn isre.
mont nuroe nominirt.
Die iDgenannte Snbepenoent partei.
welhe bon oem Stem yorter Milliondr
Searit geQriinbet muroe. um feline per=
.lonii1en 3mefe au Soroern. bat in @bi=
cago cine National=@ =@onoention ab9ehol=
ten unb Sbomas s. 0ispen BON WaNa=
duletts fur prdlioent uno sSobn 3slnpls
@raoes pon @eoraia gum Yies. praii=
bent nominirt. Gin Nntraa, Yrpan Al
unteriiiiBen. fii1rte gu einem Auflaui.
= 0earit mar friiher Elm eifriser Nn=
h1u9er Srpans.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-30
Yolttti1es.

@ouberneur @barles 6. 0usbes bon
Stem Sort 1T bereit. eine Wieoernomi=
nation anaunsbmen. tpenn Die republic
tanilde partei oes Staates miiniden
l1oute, oaB er mieor als &anoibat auf=
trete. Ser @ouoerneur gab formsl
eine oabinsebenoe @rtlarung ab.
Wm. 8. Salt, Der Gaubioat Roole=
belts fiir prdfioent, reiste lebte Mobe
nah Cpfer Yap ab, UNI lsinem Serrn
uuo Uteiter iein NnnabmeIbreiben sur
Begutabtuns uno @ensbmisune uor3u=
le9en. - 0oifentli1 betommt Der repu=
blitaniide prdlioentldafts @anoioat
ueniitens Die Note ,ysfrieoi9eno" fir
leine Geifung. Nber mabt es niht
einen beiddmenoen ginorud. Dob Der
@annioat elmer aroBen Yarti tsiusn
Shrltt tbun bari, Obne Die 3ulimmuny
oenen. Der ibn Su Dem 9emaht, mas sr
beute 1T.
9lls Elm Nrsument fiir oas Grauen'
(ltimnreht miro eelteno 9emabt. es
lpiiroe Die Gelnheit Der Wablen foroern.
penn sSrauen lib oil oenlelben betbei=
liaten. Wun tommt aber pom Barnard
Gole9e, einem Snltitut fiir iunse 9a=
men. Die Nabrift, oaB 325 oerlslben
thrslib bel elmer Wabl 385 Stimmen
abaeseben batten, eine 2eiltung, Die
bohhens bon ben Gin9beamten in pbl=
laoelpbia lbertroffen miro.
Sn elmer Gibuno bes oemofratiiden
Gampa9neeomites in @bieago linb Die
folaenoen Yeamten fir bic 6iibruns
Der @ampaane 9endblt moroen Nor=
tiiber N0rman 6. Maf BON Buffalo;
8. 3. 0aa. Nebrasta urep Woooion,
Rentupp. 5etretdr.; @ouperneur Gbas.
tN. pastell. Dtlahoma, Ghabmeilter;
9obn s. Martin. Mifouri, Quditor.
Muf benz staat=g Convent Der Banter
bon Nelp Wort aeltano Der prdlioent
ber Nlioeiation unperboblen Elm, bic
porjdbri8e panit babe felt 3ebn Sabren
fsebrobt. st finbet bic uria1e in Der
Organization bon 9rufs. Die felt BEN
Sntrafttreten oes ge9enmdrtigpn Ding.
leps9arifs ME pil3e aus Der groe
iAORen. Sober ein3elne lei iibertapitas
lilirt tDoroen. worunter 3u berleben 1T.
baB bas anfdeinenn rieliee Mttientapi-
ItaI meiltens aus ,MoNer" befanb.
Griiber Ooer ip1ter bdtte Der Rra1 tom.
men maifen. Der QraG fam fpdter,
als man hdtte eriuarten i6nnen. ober
friib Qenug. I'm Die Nerontmortli6feit
| lauf oas ri6ti9e Ronto i9reibsn III ton.
lSnen. Der uri6&li&t 3uiamnsnbanq
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.. & D.

Nab Dem Wefen. Norbwel1en ahn.
siiowsfen bi0ige preiIe fir 9silaath=
iuhenoe.
Siad Niaaara Sails an, Is. MugnR
Mabt euh beteit. Faberes ipater.
gia1 Mtlantic giip uno ouoeyerE
puntten an Der Sseiiife gebt am e.
Wu9ult cine GreIrlion.
Nah alien puntten fir 5on,tner4
9ourilten billiae preiie. yslonoerG,
biQi9e preiie am 5onntaa.
greurlion nad Niagara 6alIs 0lrrs
6amlta9. Is. Huauit. Ser 5ptSioEr
aug bdlt in Stem philadelphia g(benOs
um 6.45. $3.50 fur Die 8unoiubri-
Gir BenuBnng zines 69lafpaQenas
na9 ben JdQen $l. Rein Wo9enpedhe
lei. pafa9iere bic o0s Boot benil III
ipollsn. t6nnen ieoen re0elmd6,qen 8uo
Der 9. & o. Giienbohn benntea, |, IN
Dor benz Mb0ona bss 1ootts uni q y
J llbr Mbeno8 ii @lepsiano sintrif &
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oanu periuhen Sis Sorm's 4lpentrdn4
ter Slutbslsber. Noer ,uarum 10 Lungs
marten? Snrb oas syartsn tantn
nibts erreiDt WerOen, lpeun Sie lraax
uno leioeno limo. Sbnelles Dalsoelnl
beoeutet lueniger 2eioen uno eerinseye.
Nusgaben. Ssbiden sic mad 2euQs<
nif1eu BON Mdnneru uno 6rauen, sDsss
den bic Wemnobeit ruieoer our!ifsrlah-
tet nurOe. Shreiben sic an Dr. YSassg,
6abrneD & Sons Co., ll2-llS EA-
Oopne WDs.. Chicago, Su.
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zages,tent8fette,..
'Chto.

Gsrr 2ouis Weirelbaum. Der unse.
meln ,tiihtl9e 1erausseber oes SprinN=
lleloer .SOurnal uno Aoler", ieit Az
Sabren elmer Der betanntelten oeutld.lt
| SOurnalilten pln Gbio. lit na1 ,wti-
jdbriger &rantbeit BORT 9eliorben. dit
ibm lit elmer Der dlteiten 8srtreter Der
oeutihen preiie in GbiO oablnsesansen.
| Sin 8liB ihlua am %. SuIi in
einen Selbebalter nit $4,000 6dIlern
Snbalt, gisentbum Der Bufepe Yipe=
line SO. in @pgnet bel 6inolap, uno
snt8iinoete oenielben. Sn Der Nabbars
i1aft beIinolihe Selbebalter nit insge=
lammt fiinf Millionen Jd6ern Snbalt
tonnten nod anssitrenater mebrltilnoi=
ger Arbeit gerettet meroen.
sionep Wriabt, ein iunger Mann
BON Marietta, llegt. nit aDei tiefen
SdnittDunoen an Sals, lebensgeiabr=
LID uermunoet oarnieoer uno ct be-
bauptet, oaB Gora 6aoooip. cine ge=
priifte &rantenpfeserin. Die leitbsr
feline Werlobte mar. aus giferIu9t,
neil er elm anoeres Wtdoden beiu6t
bate, Die Shat oeriibte. @r iei. elmer
@inlaoun9 bon Jrl. Saoootp iolseno.
oeren Yater, Sotparo 9aooOw. 9ilfs=
tparoen bes 5taatsSubtbauies. uno
oeren Gntel @nrOner H. gD. Ntbetp. bel
Dem he lppbnt lit. am Wonta9 Mbeno
in oeren WDhnuna 9etommen uno als
er 9ssen Whtternabt bon ibr Mbibieb
nahm. babe lie ibre Nrme um ieineE
Oals selhlun9en uno ibn nit einem
Naiirmener attadlrt. Gr babe lib lOs=
9erlllsn uno bluteno lei er na6 Der.
cine Weile entferntsu Wobnuv9 ieiner
5bmelter eeeiIt, Die iolort einen NrSt
sur Stele riei. 6rl. 9aooom sibt su,
oaB Wri9ht ben Monta9 Mbeno bel ibr
psrbrabte, berneint aber nit aler gnt.
ihiebenhsit, oaB lie ben 8erlud mahte,
ibren @eliebten gu ermoroen.
Yei McNrtbur fdlua Elm glib in
einen Rornibuppen auf einem Jsloe Der
Sacob Morgan Sfarm, tDotete 3homas
&ron uno uerleBte orei junse Mdnner.
meibe nit @row SGub oOr benz Regen
geludt batten. Mu6 auei pferoe, pel=
DE in Der gfdbe fanoen, tpuroen 9e=
t6btet.
sSn einem 5euer. oas am %. Suli
am Morssn gu friiber Stunoe in @leoes
Lamb Die Wobnuns BON Sames Sarestp
3erf6rte. tamen Stpei &inoer ums 2e-
ben. Sarestp uno cine bier Sabre alte
5ohier belinoen iid ihlDer uerlebt I'M
poipital. Das Seuer tam gum. Nus=
bruh, mdbrenb bic idmmtll1en Wit-
|olieoer Der Gamilie idliefen. gs ge.
lang Sarestp, feline Grau uno 3tDei
Rinber aus bem 6auie berausaubrin=
|9vn - 3uei famen aber in ben Jlam-
men um.
Sn Wingo Sunetion eri9oB am
MlDntaQ pol,;iit Bert 0a99ertp Mi&ael
WltGort. Der ibm Elm Dbr beinabe abs
0ebilien uno ibn nit leinem (0a9ger-
ltp's) Rnhppel fiir6terli9 Derbauen
bate. paagertp muroe nibt perbaftet.
Sn alliance mirb bur9 Sobn $.
collins aus Rentudp Elm Dpsrnbaus
Ifar $50, 900 erbout. GOlins ma9i
belonnt, baB ben Ne9ern. bon oenssl
4 5000 -
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'einiae 6unoert iih In Mlliance befin-
ben, nidt aefiattet neroen Diiroe. iih
nnter bic meiBen 3uihdner oes 5sea-
ters 3u miiden.
9lm Dienitaa Moreen BAT I'm einsm
Nnfalle BON giferiuht IN Gleoelan0
pster Senoet bon gambrioge Npenue
feline Grau eridoiien. sgr beriu6te aud
isine beioen 2inber umaubrinaen. bod
lie entfoben. 0ierauf brabte er iih
ielbf um's 2eben.
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Aaelesss.1

eSn Brombeva, propin3 goier. iplis0x'
Elm DeutI1. Nmerifaner. N0uens Ii
mas Wolanb. in 0aft aenomnisr. -
gen ibn lie9t bic unsebeuerli4e Nntlo0F
Dor. nit ner eigenen So1ter eillen &6f~
buno eefhloiien 3u boben. oem btsA
Rinber entlprohen iino. Dor 80 SaA~
rem uanorrte 3bomas Wollano BON Dex
yoiener beimatb nod ben Der. Stanr
ten aus. UNI iib eine llelle GIilfen3 IN
|grttnoen. st binierlieB ietne Jran mn
e,n S61terieir in 3artelfenI sllttr-
Sabre perltribsn. Der nab Amsxiln
uebergeieoeIte lleB nitbts bon liH b6asA-
Der 3uriideebliebenen 6ran gait er
i6tieBlih als DerihOllen, uilD radh m
terihieoentl;hen 0ffentlidsn III, f5osse-
runeen uno Der iibli0el gefetlidD SOs-
9eI1riebenen br,it purbe er pom @eridfk
fiir toot ertldrt. Oarnah uerbeirntbetes
fih Die Derlalleue 6rau BON nenena. 3tE
5o1ter, ole inBluiihen erlpabien iDGr-
ergriff 0as AnsDanoerunasfieber.< Sir
perl,eb Bromberp uno bepsriftens0Ix
Die Heiie iiber osu Ntlantiiasn De0u.-
Nah eiller gDeile traf iie init gDolLonAA
sniammen. Der ldngit einen anoetssrs
Naglen anaenoinmen bate. Yeioe f0r1-
ben @sianen ansiIlanoer. sic teirothe
ten. uno in elmer Geihe BON Snhrs1r
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Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
Cleveland Drops Out of the American
 League Race
Detroit Falls Back but is Still Likely Winner--The Giants Defeating Boston Are Still Reaching for the National Pennant.

St. Louis. Oct 5-CIeveland was eliminated from the American League pennant race today by losing the first game of a double header with St Louis by g score Of 9 70 l. An error by LaJoie, followed by an error b. Bradley in the sixth paved the way for the two runs that eventually won the game Before the errors were made the score was tied, l to l. In the sixth inning, Hoffman, the first man up, batted to LaJoie. The sec ond baseman threw # to the grend stand. Hoftamn going to second. Criss doubled a left. scoring Hoffman, but Hinchman was slow in fielding. A perfect relay. Hinchman to PerTing lo Bradley held Criss at third. but Brad ley failed to put the ball on the rIn- ncr Williams followed with a single to left scoring Criss
 In the first inning St. Louis scored on Hart7elTs single and steal, a single by Hoffman Cleveland tied in the fifth on StovalTs double. Criss' error. which let Stovall 70 third. and Lieb- hardt's singles Dineen was in eXori- lent form and allowed but four hi-s With Foster pitching for Cleveiard, they took the second game, to s. Cleveland punched hits off Howell at VIII. The score:
 R. II E. St Louis. 8 3 'leveland... .-- ... Q. .....1 } Batteries-Dineen and Stevens; Liebhardt and Bcmis.
 Second game F. H. E. St Louis ........ .....3 s 8 'leNEldnu ----..-. -....-.-.-0 Bltteries-HoweH and Spencer; Eos ter and Land.
 DETROIT LOST ALSO
 New York, oct 5.-Dctroits grip OF
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
BEVERlDeE's CHALLENGE.

Tacoma. Oct. 5.-Before an enthu- siastic audience of 2OOO voters at the Tacoma theater this afternoon United States senator Albert J. Beveridge. of Indiana, issued an open challenge to the democratic national committee to take a poll of the democratic members of the United States senate to specify whether they will support W. J. Bryan in his franchise plan for the govern ment control of business and manu- facturing industries. and his injunc- tion plank and other radical measures which the Nebraskan is advocating.
 Mr. Beveridge further challenged United States Senator Charles A. Gull person, of Texas, the leader of the democratic minority in the senate to tell the American people before the present national campaign is a week older whether he will support Mr Bryan in the measures he is advo- eating in the event of Mir Bryan's election to the presidency. Senator Beveridge spoke more than an hour.