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FIRST CANE.

Iwo-oaso hts-Cobb o., Crawford, Lord. Wagner
Cerrigan ~. Sacrifice hlt-Stahl Stolen base-
Killiflr. Double plays-Wagner 20 French 10 Stahl;
Bush % Rossman. Left on bases-Detroit. g. Bos-
ton. 10. Bases on balls-OR Wood 2; on Killian
5. Tit by pitcher-By Wood 2: by Kulmn. l.
Struck out-By Wood. Z; BY Killinn. s. Passed
hall-Cauigan Wild p!tch-killian. Umpiccs-
Mcssrs. Connolly and Egau. Time Of gamc-l hour
and g minutes
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First base on errcrs-IanwOrths e Brewoods. 2
Left on hoses-LinvoTths. 4; Brewoods. 5. Firss
base on balls-Of Garter. Hits made-Of Carter,
6; Oh Smithson. Z. Struck cut-By S1lithson 3;
bv Garter. T. Tt-ec-bose hits-AliIs Garter. Two
base hits-Luscouihc Oldcu. CrGbie. stolen bases
Lu1cornbe o.. Mills Caoic. Hit by pitcher-By
Carter l. Passed bllls-MiIlcr 2 Umpire-0ir.
Harris. Time o. game-l hour and 81 minutes
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GIANTS IN TENTH.
Capture Ten-inning Game from the
Cincinnati Reds.

Cincinnati. Aug. 3-The Reds made ff-
teen hits OF Mathewson to-day, and
grouped them in the first two and the
ninth innings. yet the New Yorks downed
them. : 10 6. In a ten-inning clash. Il
was a scrappy affair, in which two OF the
Giants. Tenney and BridweI were put
out Of the game for roaring over Rigler's
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Let on nases-Adarls, o. ar Dep1rCnelr O.
Struck out-By KiTuy. 6; BY Graham. s Three
bass hit-Wooduard. Two-hase hits-Brady n Bar.
ron. Shanahan. Sacrifice hit-G-aEam. stolen.
bases-Healy. Bradford Graham. Barnes. WiIiarA
Pocrc. Dclble pay-WlliaEsou 20 J0nghanS I'm.
pire-AIr. Flynn. Time q gume-l hour and SIS
minutes.
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The windup started out with all the
earmarks Of bitterly-fought pitchers
battle between Charley Smith, for the
Nationals, and Cy Falkenberg. for the
Maps. Falkenberg pulled himself out OF
several tight holes, when three different
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PHILLIES ARE BEATEN.
TvIrIer Beebe Pitches Effectively,
Winning. ) tn l.

81. Louis. Aug St Louis won from
Philadelphia this afternoon. 5 to !. Sparks
was hit hard in two innings. and.
coupled with some poor fielding. the To-
Gals had little trouble running Up the
score. Beebe was very effective score:
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

AT YGk-First game: Lancaster z: York O. Sec
ond game: Lancaster. z York, g.
AZ Johnstown-Wiiamsport. 2; Johnstown. 5.
At Altoona-Harrisbure. o. Altoona g.
At Trenton Reading. s. Trenton,
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore Rochester. 3. Baltimore. L
At ProVidence-TorontO. 8: Providence. !.
A. Jersey City-Jersey City. : Montreal. 2.
At Newark-Newark, 5; Buffalo. l.
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At HGverhill-H avorhil. s; New Bedford. O.
At Lynn-Fan River. s; Lynn g.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Brockton, 5.
At Lawreucc-First game: Lowell 2; Lawrence. o.
seSoad CaEaes Lowell z; Lawrence. Z.
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Heinie Berger and Witherup were the
opposing slabmen. and the visitor had
all the best of It. allowing but six scat
tered hits. and tanning ten Of the Ma
tiona's. Witherup was bumped freely in
tie first. sixth and seventh innings.
The Maps went right after Witherup in
the opening chapter. Goode flied 10 Lell-
welt and Stovall was safe on McBride's
poor throw 70 Unglaub. Flick singled 10
center, pushing Stoval 10 third With
LajOie up. Catcher Street gave Witherup
the high sign, with the intention OF pass
ing the slugger 70 the initial bag
Imagine everybody's surprise when Larry
reached way over into the left hand bat
ters box without overstepping bounds.
caught Mr. Witherup's outside straight
one on the nose and sent II over Dele
hanty's head for clean single and scor-
ing StCvalL HiuChman's safe rap ad-
vanced Larry and Flick each a base
Clarke rolled an easy one TO Deiehanty.
and while Hinchman was being run down
between first and second both Fllcl; and
Lajoie crosse the plate. Score: Cleve-
land. 8: Washington, 0.
Washington had really only one chance
TO score against Berger-in the nfth when
Unglaub got as far as third and Street
hit into n double play
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Cantillon himself admits that he has not
made good He did not come here pro-
Tossing ability to make winning team
IN year. or two years, but did promise
TO give Washington a creditable position
In three years. He failed. and has failed
miserably, and he appreciates that disas-
trous fact He is manly enough. too. to
give the club owners credit for having
contributed everything possible toward
his success.
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'Batted for Nickers IN the seventh,
Iran for McInnes In the seventh.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Holyoke-Holyoke. 5: Bridgeport l.
At Hartford-First game: Northampton. S; Hart
ford. 2 Second game: Northampton. .: Hartford. o.
Al New Britain-Srrngheld. 2; New Britain. l.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. s; New Haven. 3
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des MOtnes-Des Moines. 9; Omaha. G.
At DenVer-Denvcr. 2; Pueblo. g
At Lincoln-Lincoln, 2; Sioux City, s.
At Wichita-Wichi;a. 2; Topeka. 2.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS

sTANDING ID YEAR 100 ro.nAY-
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PECK TEAM DOWNED.
Loses to DumbartOns in Georgetown
League.

The Dumbartons defeated the Peck
team IA the Georgetown Athletic Asso-
citation yesterday afternoon in one OF the
most exciting games OF the season by
the score o. 20 ]. The pitching Of
stadler. for the winners, was nothing
short OF sensational Score:
RI. L.
Dumbarton. C Il 2ooOO l-4s I
Peck. 0 5000 C-I 5
Batteries-stadler and Burke; McDonOush and
Corbet.
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You have not read all OF the news Of
the day until you have read the want ads.
lngton Herald. and bill viii be sent you
az cent q word
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PRINTERS LAND GAME.
Tie Pension Bureau for First Place
I'm Marquette League.

The Columbia Printers tied the Pension
Bureau nine in the Marquette League
defeating the ST. Martins OUTFIT to 4,
yesterday.
Weaver was IN rare form and held
the Churchmen well in hand throughout
The Printers had two rallies. IN the first
and third rounds. when they hit the ball
al over the field Sco-e-
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BRIGHTWOOD WINS.

RObinson's Hit Ties Score and
FHEue'H CIOut Brings Victory.
A two-5ase hit by Robinson, and
Fague's home run. gave yesterdays game
10 Brightwood. TO s. in the Suburban
League.
Woodburn played we'll in the field. not
an error being charged against thems
while they made nine hits. Score:
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Ran for Gricgs in the eighth.
'Batted for Weddell in the fifth.
.Niruing rln scored with one out.
New York.............. - 90 0 0 -
81. Louis..-.-.-.-..---.. 0 0 o. 0 o.
Two-taso hits-Engle. Laporte ~, GrissS. Three
base hit-FsrTis. Sacrincn hits-Elbcrfeld. Jones.
Williams. Stolen basos-Cdasc. Holman Bases on
bals-Of Hughes /: OF Quinn. /; Of Waddel ?;
Of Bailey. l. Struck oct-By Hughes Il By Wad-
dell. 3; By Bsi!ey. l. Hit By pitcAer-By Waddell,
l. Left on bases-NeW York. 6. St. Louis. I.
Double plays-Quiun 10 Elberie.d 10 Chase; Hartzel
70 Williams 20 JoUls. Wild pitch--WaddeM Hits
on Hughes 4 in innings: OF Quinn, 5 in in
pings OF Naddell, IN innings; Of Bailey, In Z
innings Umrrc5-Messrs Perrine and Sheridan
Time OF game-2 hours and minutes.
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'Bsttsd foS slen In the ninth.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At T0icdo-rocdo. 8; Milwaukee, z
At Columhus-Columbus. Z: St Paul l.
At acknowledgements 8; Louisville. 8
At IDdisnRDo',E SSB -
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Nan. Play snappy Ban.

Cleveland looked better here yesterday
than for many months. The inheld played
with lots of snap and vim. Stovan and
Ball figured III several halr-raising plays
while nothing got by Larry at second.
The h-threatened shGke-up in the
Nationals ranks did not naterialize;
room was made FOR Lelivelt and Miller
In the outheld and Bob Unglaub was
showed on first. replacing Donohue in the
opening game. Lelivelts presence bright
ened things Up a bit, Tor his work IN the
0utheld brought the crowd 10 its feet
on two different occasions, when one
handed stabs robbed Nap swatters OF
dead sure hits.
Umpire KERN pulled of new one IN
the second game by declaring Lajoie out
on Hinchman's indeld fly TO Delehanty,
during the ninth inning. Larry was on
first at the time when Hlnchhan popped.
Del trapped the ball. and Lajole started
for second. out scrambled back Hinch-
man also reached first. and Umpire Evans
declared him out AS Hnchman started
back 70 the bench Mcbride shot the ball
/ 70 Cnglaub. who touched Hinchman, and
tho Washington players figured that both
men were out. KERN told Larry 70 beat
! A., and recalled Hinchman, claiming that
LajOie was forced at second. but that
Hinchman should not be called out IN
view Of Evans decision, a. Billy had
evidently made a mistake as the infeld
| ny does not retire the batter wnen only
/ first base is Occupied
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Mobile-Mobile 2: Memphis J.
At Nashvile-Atanta. g. Nashville O.
At New Orleans-Nev Orleans 8; Little Roch. l
At Birminghsm-First game: Montgomery. ;;
Birmingham. 2 Second game; Montgomery. 5,
birmingham. a
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Left on basos-Ihilcdclphia. 3. Chicago 6 Sac
ridcc hits-Murphy. purteL Stolen bascs-OKcns.
Ganley. DCsibie rlGy-Davis 20 Collins 20 Dayia
Struck Uut-By Plank. 3: by Scott. l. Bases on
balls-Of Plank. /; of Scott. J. Hit by pitcher
by Plank. l. Wild throws. Barry. Owens Passed
ball-Owcns. UmpircB-Messrs. Hurst and OLough-
in. limo Of game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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'Ono out when winning run was made
fBatted for French Ia the second
.Batted Tor Gardner in the ninth
Detroit. 0 0 0 VI
Boston. O ! 0 o. Is
Tvo-base hits-spcaker Stahl 81. Bush o.
Rossman. Mcintyre. hilllfgr WHlttts ~. Lord
Gardner. Crawford Niles. Hts-On Collins u in
innings; on kargJr. 3 in 4 innings. OF Niletts.
y in I-3 innings; On Sgeer. /. Stolen BIS
Speaker LIFT on bases-Detroit u: Boston 10
Bases on balls-Of Collins. J. Of Kargcr D: on
Wilctts. J. Hit by pitchcr-By Willetts. 2 Struck
cut-By Collins, = by Karsgr l. Umuires-1iessrs
Connolly and Egar. Time Of game hours and y
minutes
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
DanvilIe Wins from Lynchburg the
Only Game Played.

Lynchburg, Va, Aug. 3.-Two doubles,
a single. and sacrifice for the first four
men at bat drove Griffin 10 the bench in
the first inning this afternoon, and when
Moser succeeded him the third was occn-
ried with one out. An inheld out scored
the second run, and not again did Dan
vile runner reach third: but this was
sufficient to win. the score being 70 O..
Walker was IN great form for the Red
sox. and only one Shoemaker went 70
second and that was in the last round.
Not once did the locals have a chance to
score. Three innings were played in a
driZzling rain Score:
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FltIsllrg- ---------------- , Q . I y
Two-haso hits-Gibsc1, Burch. Home Uln-Ab-
bsticchio. Stolen base-Lcach. Sacrifice hit-Ab
stein. Double play-Hummel 20 Mcmillan 10 Hum
mel. Bases on balls-OS Pastcrius. S. Struck out
By Camnitz, . Umpire-Mr. 0'Day. Tine Of
game--l hour ard 80 minutes Attendance-3s65.
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New y ork............-..... o 5 -
Cincinnati. .......-..-..... ! 2 Q 0 0 0 O-6
Left on bascs-New York. Q. Cincinnati. 10 Bases
On balls-On MatheESon. s. OF SPADE 5; OF
Campbell l. Struck Out-By Mathewson. s. By
SPADE 2; by Campbell. l. Three-bass hit-Besch-
er. Two-base hits-SeyInour. v Hara, Devlin- Sac
rhce hit - Higgins Double PLAYS - Seymour 20
Tenney; Dowuey % Hobltzell Hi by pitcher-By
Campbell . Hits--OG Spade, ? IN ) D innings:
on Campbell 9 IN 6 l3 innings. Umpires-MesSrs
Rigler and Johus,Cne Tine Of g1me-2 hOurS
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Ihreeblse hlt-FCrTs IWObaso hItS-HarIeII,
Jones. Sacrifice hit--Keeler. stolen bases-Wil-
liams Crigcr. Bases on baIls-Oh Dineen. 2: Of
Lake. /; Of Broclett 2. Struck out-By Dtneen,
5; BY Lake. 3; b. Brockett. !. Double play-El-
berfeld 20 Lapcrtc. LEI: on Lases-St, Louis. 5;
Now YORK s Hi,s-Of Lake. in innings; OF
Brockett a ia G innings. Ump!res-Messrs. Per
rine and Sheridan Time Of game-1 hour and IS
minutes Attcndsnce-l0 900.
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The Roanoke-Norfolk game at Roam
oko and the Observation-Disclosures game
at Portsmouth were postponed on account
OF rain.
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Totals........7n9 l5 5 Totals.
sRa.rad for CnmnheU IN ths .enfl
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ATHLETICS TAKE TWO.
Beat the ChicaEOS I'm DOubIe-hender
in Philadelphia.

III n alaaatNaN 4 IIfNIs
Philadelphia, Aug. 3.-Chicago lost both
games 20 the Athletics to-day The nrst
was. a pitchers battle between Scott
and Plank. At the end OF the first
game several excited fans surrounded
Tim Hurst. and iolted him over a decis-
ion at FIRST base. The police, however.
soon cleared the crowd from the field
Scores:
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hit-Sweeney. Home run-Steinfeldt Hits-On
White. IN Is innings; OF More IN as in
ninss. Sacrifice hits-Graham. Stanley, Stein
feldt ~. Stolen basc-Sheckard Struck Out-By
Kroh, 8; by White, l. by AIoye / Bases on
talls-OH Kroh, 4; % White. 2: on More.
Double pay-Shean 70 Slcm. Left On bases-Chi-
cag0. 6; Boston. 7. Wild ptch-1lore Umpire
Messrs. Klein and Kane. Time Of Esme-l hour
and minutes.
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GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn at PittEburg.
New York At Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia t st. Louis
STANDING or THE TEAMS.
CUBS GET FIRST BLOOD.
Beat the Boston Doves in Opening
Game of Series.

Chicago. Aug. S-The Cubs won the
opening game OF the series with the Bos-
ton Nationals this afternoon by a score
Of to l. Kroh pitched a great game for
Chicago. steInfeIdt made a home run in
the third with two on bases. Score:
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Ran for GriCrs IN the eighth.
'Batted for WGdden IN the fifth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland, o. Washington, o.
Cleveland, - Washington, I.
New York, % st. Louis, 4.
st. Louis, ~ New York, B.
Boston, p Detroit, 4.
Boston, 81 Detroit, =.
Philadelphia, 1Os Chicago, 4.
Philadelphia, 2, Chicago. L.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland ut Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
Woodmen Observe Memorial ST..
vices IN i Body

The local camp Of Woodmen and,
the auxiliary organization the
Royal Neighbors gathered ia the
Congregational church last Sunday
morning to observe their annual
memorial service ia memory 81 the
departed members Of the lodge!
The church was beautifully decor
3ated with flowers and ferns. while
special music was sung BY the reg
3ular choir. Two solos were rem
Pdered And God shall wipe away
all tears from their eyes by DR..
Parsons, and s Sun Of my soul BY
Miss Hattie Bloom. Rev IA. b.
Keller preached the memorial SER
mon, taking as his text the words
from john s gospel G Greater
love hath no man than this. that
a man will lay down his life for
his friends Taking the parable
lof the good Samaritan as q basis
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11


The socially inclined attended
the social in, Eden 1t the CIeg0
school ouse Friday evening and
from All reports it was q great
success ii every Wa.
&. 4 Beatty il building i sub.
santial addition to his residence
in the south western part Of Elrod
township. '
The clerks of Elrod and Eden
township were taking the school
census last week. M
Miss Mary Hal inan closed q very
successful term Of schoo il Eden
last Friday.
h Joe, Will and John Glegg re-
turned from their Brook ings visit
Sunday morning IA
The families Of Earl Sykes and
Oscar Holmquist Sundayed at the
g. H. Aldous home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holmquist
came down from Webster Sunday
morning to visit with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. All.
adous.
Mrs. Louise Cotton Of Chatfield,
Mimi, an old resident Of Elrod
lis visiting friends here.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
APPLEBY PUFFs

Mrs. Marcus Smith and children
made trip to the live city one
day last week. 81
Mrs. ]. P. Wagner was down
visiting her daughter Mrs. Jake
Reichling the latter part of last
week.
Frank Reichling went to Castle
wood Friday on business.
Herman braves was delivering
stock in the live city Saturday
Albert Scharn delivered hogs il
the live city last week.
# Mr.. Westfall one Of our county
commissio ners was hauling travel
ing agents thru our neighbour
last week.
The dance at j k. Deniger's
last week was we'll attended and q
good time enjoyed.
A. Scharn and son Paul returned
from their trip out around Mid
land. They were we'll pleased with
the country. q
Henry and John Reichling were
visiting southeast cf Kranzbure
Sunday.
Nita Almos left Saturday on tbs
Dakota Central for Badger for a
weeks visit with friends.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
Mei0,b orb 900
n ews notes
FULLER u PHIPPs FANciEsI

FULLER = PHIPPs FANciEs
Miss Olive Mapes of the live
city is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Phil lips.
Miss Alta Grimm Of the live city
lis visiting at the home Of Will
French.
Lois Christian called on her
father. John Phil Hips ednesday.
G. W. Putnam and granddaugh-
ter Lola called on Phillips We'd
|nesday.
Mrs. Albert Christian and daugh-
ter Beatrice called on Harry Jones
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christian
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Phil lips and family, Earl Phillips
and Olive Mapes spent Thursday
at Kampeska fishing.
Ben and Clark Morgan spent q
few days of last week in Aberdeen.
Nate Groves and son Howard
spent Thursday at Bro kings.
Harry Jones and sons Merle and
Dewey spent Thursday at Brook.
lings.
Miss Anna Aoutinberg is helping
Mrs. Shurnway this week.
Salvenius and Willie French
called on Earl Phillips Friday
evening
MERRY WIDOW.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
Geo. Haider ii hapl ling sand and
material Tor enlAsR III Ills house.

Geo. Haider Ii hsuling sand and
material Tor enlar4 ine Ais house.
s E.R. Reynolds enl arged his pas
ture last week. haYin9 rented the
prairie just vest of him To the
Krier boys. 'S 81
John Wetter and son are fixing
their plFce south east Of hers.
They repor that Tie wind storm
last week did conside rable dam
age. 1s ~
Corson minger and wife were
Wishing northwest of Kranzbnrg
Sunday.
NO more loafing around for 4
while al the road bosses are get
ting busy. n
Mrs. Scharn was visiting Mrs.
81. braves one day last week
Best Bros. were Ia this neck 81
the woods last Friday fixing
pumps. Cant get along without
a little water.
John Cook was hauling barley 10
the live city Monday
g. Emminge was delivering hogs
Monday
THE TWINS.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11

There are many limitations Of De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel
.Salve De Wits is the original.
Be sure You get DeWitt's Car
sbolized Witch Hazel Salve when
you ask for it. II Is good for cuts,
burns and bruises, and is especial
~ good for Piles. Sold by an
druggists. SOL
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
\ WIDOW.
STONY POINTERS

Walt Barley Of Hazel was over.
fishing two days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Enright Of
st. Paul are nicely settled in VIM.
Luck's cottage for a months So
journ. Billy's health has been
very poor and after several weeks
spent in California decided to try
Kamkpesk = breezes and ozones.
Rev. IA. B. Keller and Rev.A.M.
Work spent pleasant day here
fishing the past week.
The new chute the chutes will be
completed in two or three days and
the picnicers can then take many
a jolly slide. a33S
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Williams
of Tenney, Mimi, arrived for a
few weeks visit here.
W. q. Whittemore Of West Vir-
ginia was q pleasant caller here
Saturday.
H. Il. Hopkins and F. j. Cory
were among the fishermen Satur-
day.
Emil and Ed Sasse and Dick FL
rod of Vienna came over in an auto
and spent a very pleasant day here.
Chas. White, Fred Kile and
Father O'Meara were visitors at
the Enright camp the past week.
Mrs. Erma Lawton and sisters,
Gladys and Eva Williams have
moved out into their cottage for a
three weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sears and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sears and little
sons spent several days here the
past week.
Sam Johnston was over from
Hazel on Thursday.
Chas. Konold of Bemis was q yis-
fitor here this week. He expects to
he among the list Of campers next
week. Joe Staley Of Clear Lake
has taken charge Of the roller skat-
ing rink.
Harold Sherman Of Sioux Falls
lis the new captain on the launch
Harriet. He is right in line
for towing boats to the right fish
ing grounds. &
The State Undertakers expect to
visit the lake in q bunch next We'd
nesday. They will find as fine a
body of water as can be be found
anywhere.
i. j. Swanson Of Aberdeen spent
Friday here.
The Misses Ruth Staley and
Elsie Law Of Clear Lake are visit
ing friends here this week.
Mr. Motley and family Of Frank
fort have moved down here for a
two months stay.
Robert Hart and family OF Bry-
ant are getting nicely settled in
their cottage for the summer.
Is. Peterson. Earl Anderson and
several others from Clark spent
Sunday here.
SUMMER GIRL.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
EDEN AND ELRop ETHICS

Miss Birdella Mcknight De
Brookings is visiting relatives
here.
Thomas Hoffman accompanied
his little daughter Myrtle to Dr..
Till ct Almena, Wis. last Thurs
day.
Dr. Campbell and wife 81 Gar
Iden City were among the Brook
Iings visitors last Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-03
SPECIALS.
Notice

k. E. Webb. contractor and build
 CT, who has been doing the brick work tor the Pine Bluff Water and
 Light Company over year, is pre- pared to do your brick work, has a special line of jacks and am prepared to do your foundation work and any kind of brick work. boiler setter, fues and chimneys and am able to furnish you any kind of reference you desire. 1 am able to furnish most any kind Of bond necessary. See me and save money before you let your contract. All work guaranteed Write me for plans and specifications at 112O West Second avenue. or ring old phone s57, Pine Bluff, Ark. 3-2tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-03

Read the Want Ads today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-03
EXCELLENT BILL
 AT THE ORPHEO

Howard and Snyder. the black face comedy team which Is appearing at the Orpheo Theater this week are the best negro impersonators seen in vaudeville in this city. Jule, the re- tracting much attention at that playhouse. this week. Loretta and Loretta, the sketch-musical team, in Dutch comedy, are making their last appearance in this city this week. The performance is one of the most creditabie offered by the Orpheo man continues to draw big crowds. alter noon and night.