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Stolen Bases-Collins, 2.
Struck Out-Brown, 5; Coombs, d.
Double Plays-Baker, Collins and
Davis; Zimmerman, Tinker and
Chance; Murphy and Thomas: Col
Inns and Davis.
Umpires-Rigler and Sheridan.
Time of game, 1925.
Attendance. 10000.
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foul back. strikes out at short to first
Murphy up-Out, foul fly to first Barry
up-1 bal, l strike. fan, strikes, fan
single over short. Thomas up-1 ball
singles to right, Barry goes to third.
CoOmbs up-Foul back. l strike, = strikes
fan. foul down first base line, out =
strikes, famed. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Chicago-Brown up, single. beats out a
hunt to pitcher. Sheckard up. single,
beats out bunt past pitcher. Brown on
second. Schultz up. out to first unas-
sisted. Brown on third. Sheckard on Sec
Ond. Hoffman up; great dissatisfaction
over the scoring: no one agrees with the
official scorer: they are not going to pay
any more attention to his scoring. Hof-
man up. l ball, balls. 3 balls, balls.
walks, filling bases. Chance up, l strike
called. ball, double play, Chance flies
out to right. Murphy throws Brown on.
at plate: great shouting. No runs
Athletics-Strunk up, one strike called
two strikes famed. one ball. out, three
strikes. Lord up, one strike famed two
strikes famed, one ball, singles to right.
Collins up. after Lord at first forces
Lord to second: short to second Baker
up, after Collins on first. one ball, two
balls. three balls. one strike called: Col
Inns stole second: four balls. walks. Davis
up, singles to left, scoring Collins: Baker
on third. Davis took second on throw in
Murphy up, Killing and Brown consulting
out at short to first One rum
Sixth Inning.
Chicago-Zimmerman up. / ball. :
balls. 5 balls. balls. walks. Steinfeldt
up. ! strike called: double play, Stein
felt out fly to second. Collins throws
Zimmerman out at first Tinker mp. /
ball, strike called. balls. foul ia
left, strikes. s balls. doubles in left
field crowd. King up. ball, balls
3 balls, foul to left: / strike. out, f1y
to center. No runs.
: Athletics-Bar-y up. strike called. .
strikes fan. out, , strikes farned. Thomas
up. ball. foul in stand, l strike: balls.
= strikes called, foul back, 3 balls, 4
balls. walks. Coombs up. singles to CEN
ter, Thomas on third. Strunk UP. foul
bunt back, strike: foul bunt back. .
strikes: ball: very nearly wild pitch,
good stop of Kings: out, :: strikes fan
ned. Lord up out. foul fly to Chance
No runs.
Seventh Inning.
Chicago Brown up. one strike called.
foul left, two strikes. foul back, out.
three strikes called. Sheckard up. two
Dagger in right-field crowd Schultz up.
one ball. one strike called, two balls.
three balls. ont fly center Sheckard
held at second. Holman up, one ball.
MO balls, three balls. four balls, walks.
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Secretary Macveagh in Chicago

Secretary MacVeagh is in Chicago to-
day registering for the November cleo
ton in that state. He will return to
his desk in the Treasury Department
Thursday. having concluded his sum.
mer vacation.
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PHILADELPHIA, October .1S.-There
was a larger crowd about the gates of
Ehibe Park before they were opened
today than yesterday TO see the
second game of the worlds series be-
tween the Philadelphia Americans and
the Chicago Nationals for the worlds
championship. In fact the crowa be-
came so large that the gates were opened
at 10 O'Clock. an hour earlier than yes
terday, and at IL am. more than 1900
rootefs were on the bleachers.
The Chicago team took things easy
about the AIdine Hotel this morning. De-
SPITE yesterdays defeat the members Of
the team are confident they viii win the
series ~
We will take the next three said
Capt. Chance
Some Of the members of the Philsdel-
phia team appeared in uniform on the
grounds early in the morning for prac-
tce- The team is eager to get into the
game and shows the same confidence dis
played by the Nationals.
The weather is like a day il June.
There was not that glamour and excite
ment before the opening of,today's game
that characterized the preliminary to yes
terday's contest. While the bleacher seat :
were filled early the space behind the
ropes in left and right fie ds d not Gro Nd
up as quickly. Both teams were on the
grounds before l o'clock. and went
through practice with their customary
ginger.
Chicago Players Upset.
tsXicab in which five of the Chicag 20
players we're riding to the ball grounds
and United States mail wagon collided
this afternoon. No one was hurt
The players were picked up by others
of the team in taxicabs which were fol-
lowing and all reached the ball park
without much delay
Umpire Rigler is behind the plate,
Sheridan on the bases
Tile presentation OF the automobiles to
the two top notch batters of the Ameri-
can League afforded the crowd the only
real chance TO cheer before the umpire
called play .ball. Both machines were
run to the home plate ard .'Ty'' Cobb
was called from the stand and formally
presented with Ole of the automobiles.
The one for Lajoie was accepted for him
by friend in his absence Cobb drove
his machine around the field and was
given a rousing reception by the crowd,
which by this time had filled the stands
and outfield.
The batteries for today's. game are
COMBS and Thomas for the athletics,
and Brown and King for the Cubs.
First inning.
Chica so-Shecksrd up-1 bali, balls. 8
bsiis, balls; walks. Schultz up-1
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First inning.

Chfcaso-Shecksrd up-I bali, balls. 8
bsiis, balls; walks. Schultz up-1
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BLEACHERITES AT THE GATES AT 5 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Line Of Waiting Fans Extending Hallway Around the
Grounds Everyday Received With Wild Applause.
Scene Of Battle Shifts Next to Chicago.

SHlBE PARK Phi October i8Another marked the
credit gallant Athletics
League the the worlds base ball hono big
battle will shift Chicago where the third
Thursday
spite the defeats escored against them
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Totals, 80 3 10 "a ID
Beaumont bats for Brown in eighth inning.
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Chance up. singles to center, scoring
Sheckard. Hoffman on second. thinner
man up. one strike famed. one ball.
forces Chance second to short. One run.
Athletics-Collins up, strike fan, l
ball. foul left, strikes, balls. balls.
balls. walks. Baker up foul back. l
strike: Collins had second stolen. but
had to go back: ball, foul back, z
third. Davis up. ball. foul in stand,
strike: foul to third-base line, strikes
two-bagger in left field crowd, scoring
Collins, Baker on third, Davis on Sec
ond. Murphy up. doubles into left field
crowd. scoring Baker and Davis. Barry
UP, out. pitcher to first; Murphy on third.
Thomas up, singles to left, scoring Muir
ply. Coombs up, l ball. 2 balls. foul
back. I strike: out to first unassisted.
Thomas on second Strunk up. foul, stand
one strike, doubles into left-field crowd,
scoring Thomas Lord up. strike called.
1 ball: Sheckard drops Lords fly, Strunk
scoring. Collins up, foul back. strike.
1 strike foul in left, 2 strikes, Lord is on
first. balls: Lord out stealing; Killing to
shortstop. Six runs
Eighth Inning.
Chicago--SteinfeIdt up, two-bagger in left
field crowd. Tinker up. foul bunt toward
third, one strike, out fly to third. King
up. one ball. two balls. three balls. four
balls. walks. Beaumont batting for
Brown, one strike called. two strikes
called one ball, out on strikes. famed.
Sheckard up. one ball, two balls. three
balls, four balls. walks, bases full. Schultz
up, one strike called, two strikes famed,
out fly to second. No runs.
Athletics-Ritchie now pitching for Chi
cago. Collins up, / strike called,
strikes called, foul down first-base line.
foul down first-base line. foul in grand
stand. 1 ball, two-bagger in right-ield
crowd. Baker up. out to first unassisted.
Collins on third. Davis up, strike called.
2 strikes called, foul over right field
fence, out to Chance unassisted, Collins
held at third. Murphy up. out, third to
first. No runs.
Ninth Inning.
Chicago-Hoffman up. strike called.
foul In stand, strike two I ball foul over
stand, foul in grandstand. it struck a
spectator foul to right, singles to left.
Chance up. 1 ball, out second to first.
Hoffman on second. Zimmerman up. two
Dagger into left-field crowd. scoring Hoff-
man. Steinfelt up, out short to first.
Zimmerman on third. Tinker up. bali.
balls, 3 balls. A balls. walks. Killing up
foul in left. strike. forces Tinker at
second to short. unassisted. One run.
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GAME HARD FOUGHT
Brown and CoombS Were the
Opposing Pitchers.
LATTER IN FINE SHAPE
Collins Good Fielding One Of the
Features Of the Contest.
scALpERs HAVE NOT PRoFrTED
Several Of the Cubs In Automobile
Accident on Way to
the Park.
LATTER IN FINE SHAPE
scALPERs HAVE NOT PRoFTTED
BY ]. ED aR111o.

Special DisDatch to The Star
SHIBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
October 1911 the Athletics can win
from Mordecai Brown today the Cubs
may as well say farewell to their
chances of winning the worlds series.
Two straight victories over the Cubs
would give the American Leaguers so
so great an advantage that 1t would
be next to impossible for the Cubs to
overcome their lead. for with Bender
sure to pitch another game their VIC
tory seems certain But it is not go
ing to be an easy matter to beat
Brown. According to Chance. Brown
has never been in better shape than
he IS at the present time and there is
no doubt Of his ability when he is
right. > Is:
Scalpers Losing Money.
The scalpers have not reaped harvest.
Philadelphians refuse to be held up and
those holding tickets are forced to sell
them at their face value or lose them
entirely.
The crowd Is not as large as yester-
day The fact that the Athletics won the
opening game has not created the eX-
pectd enthusiasm. 1t is q pity the cities
which show so little Appreciation should
have such good teams. There Is no doubt
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SEVERANCE & SON, Stanford, Kentucky.

Mr.. Matt Salem. Of Mt. Salem. spent
Sunday with junction City friends.
}. II. Embry spent several days al
the State Fair last week
Mrs. Bessie Hardin spent last week
In Louisville.
Mrs. @. q. Perry and Bette Perry
spent Saturday and Sunday In Rich
mond, the guest OF friends.
Misses Josephine and Nell Warren
left on Saturday for Atlanta, Ga, u
visit their aunt Mrs. Elkin or a brief
visit, then they 20 to Cave Springs
where they teach In the school for the
deaf
William J. gilmore, OF Danville, and
Miss Margaret POINTER. one OF Pulas
h county's most attractive youns
women. were married last week AZ the
home of.the bridegnoom's cousin, Mrs
J. n. Bobbitt. OF Somerset, the cere
mony being performed by Rev. shep
pard. pastor OF the Methodist church.
The Ladies' Society OF the Presby
terian church will meet Friday after
noon nt oslock with Mrs. Geo. ID
Hopper. The subject or discussion
will be Japan" A full attendance IL
requested.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Dickey will leave
for HarrOdsburg tomorrow to attend
the Kentucky Annual Conference
They will be the guests of Miss Nina
Mcclure
Mr.. and Mrs. Forestus Reid and
family have returned to their tow
home in Danville for the winter mon
| tbs.
| MCMILLAN RanEin, OF Bedford, Pa.
has been here for several days. IN,
guest OF bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
J. Rankin.
Jonn A. McRoberts, the popular L
4 N. representative at Campbellsville
IL here, his old home for a short visit
Sam Robinson who has been quite
IN with typhoid fever. was able 70. ge'
down To his store this morning.
Mr. Edwin Booth, of Chattanooga
Tenn. is spending a few days with
Mrs Mary johnson and Miss Ellef
MONTGOMERY near Moreland, on his re
turn home. from an extended ui.
though Che north visiting Cleveland
g.. Buffalo. N. Y. and Niagara Fall
also taking in the International EXPO
siton at Toronto Canada.
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PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Essie Burch visited friends In
Crab Orchard last week D, -
Nrs. WIN Hays visited Mrs. Jim
BeaEley In Lancaster last week.
Mrs. Bette Moore. OF Liberty. 10 the
guest Of her daughters, Mesdames I'd
and r. n. wilkinson.
Ed b. Wilkinson. who has been Wis
itins In Liberty. has returned to has
home In Augusta, Kansas.
Mr. l.. wearen hughes, Of Memphis,
spent Sunday here with his mother
and friends. MIR Hughes is delighted
with his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Haughman left
Sunday for ST Louis Kansas City and
other Western points for a two weeks
stay.
Mesdames J. s. and j. W. Baughman
are In greensboro attending the Sun
day School Convention Of the Chris.
tian ohutch -
Rev. and Mrs. Robert MoMullen. OF
Lebanon, were guests Of friends here
over Sunday. where Mr.. MoMulien
preached at the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. NarShail Stone has returned
home after q. two weeks vacation at
northern resorts.
Mr.. Jack BremeroAmp. Of Danville,
Who has been here 4 couple OF weeks
operating the !. Us. linotype while Mr.
Marshall Stone was on his vanatior
has returned home.
Cashier J. w Hntcheson. Of the
State BANK and Trust Company, has
rented the Aabony residence on Dan
vile avenue, occupied by Rowan Saul
tey and family, anu Will move bere
with his family from Brodhead. Mr.
and Mrs. saufley and family will make
their hone with bis mother. Mrs Sal
lie saufley.
Mrs. 8. NJ. logan. Of Wilmore, spent
a few days with her mother, Mrs, Sal
lie Saufley.
Miss Lucinda Lutes has been max
Ing a pleasant visit TO friends at Win
chester.
rhe Current Events Club will meet
with Mrs. g. G. Perry on Thursday
afternoon at 1880 O'Clock.
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PUBLIC SALE.

We. the heirs Of J. L. Fagaly viii
offer for sale miles east OF Waynes
burg near o, K, on
Thursday, sept. p, 1910
beginning at 9 A. NJ, the following ar
ticles. pair work mules, 2 milk cows
5 hogs, | good binder, moving ma
chine, hay rake. jolt wagons,
buggy. grain drill, horse hay fork
set OF blacksmith tools, / set car
penter's tools, l cider press, plows
tslrrows, etc, 10 acres of corn, winter
oats. hay, lumber for barn, l square
piano, organ, household and kitch.
en- furniture. also other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
Terms of sale Cash.
We will also offer for sale two farms
/ OF 60 acres, the other so acres. In
good condition, l new S-room house,
40N40 barn; also wagon shed, corn
cribs and other outbuildings
All claims against the estate OF j..
l. Fagaly, deceased, must be present.
ed. properly proven TO w. L. Fagaly,
WayneshnIg. Ky
THE ]. L. FAGALY HEIRS.
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Chamberlain conc, Cholera ana
DiarThoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. D.
cures gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery.
and should be taken at the first un-
natural looseness OF the bowels. Ii
is equally valuable for children ana
adults. II always cures. Sold by Pen
ny's Drug Store.
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Skin And Scalp Troubles
Neid to Zemo.
A CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATIONS
FoR EXTERNAL USE.

Penny's drug store is so confidena
that ZEMO will rid the skin or scalp
Of infant or grown person Of PIN
pies, blackheads dandruff. eczema
prickly heat, rashes, hives, ivy poi
son or any other form OF skin or
scalp eruption, that they will give
your money back II you are not en-
tireIy satisfied with the results OBJ
tanned from ZEMO.
The first application will give
prompt relief and show an improve
ment and In every instance where
used persistently, will destroy the
germ life, leaving the skin in a clean
healthy condition.
Let us show you proof OF some re-
markable cures made by zEMO and
give you a 81 page booklet how to-
preserve the skin. Penny's Drug
Store
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-20

Commonwealth Attorney Charles
A. Hardin was here Monday making
some preliminary arrangements for
the trial OF Shay Peliman the Negro
at the special term of court which will
convene here next TJesJav, Mr.. liar.
din has nothing to say on the subject
himself now bat his close friends say
he will shortly Announce rs a candi-
date fer the democratic nomination
for jil,,ee in this dlstIici
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-20

How IL this for a bargain? 169
acres Of land situated in a good com
munity close 70 churches and schools.
New five room cottage, 3 porches, pan
try and hall, large barn 10 stalls and
shed, buggy house hen house etc.
Place well fwatered. cistern at door,
fencing good and buildings all new
All this farm can be cultivated and
rood lArd. Price t65 per acre.
Stanford Reai Estate Company
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PUBLIC SALE.

In the town Of Crab orchard on Sat
urday, October LIST, 1910, | Will offer
for sale at public cutlery the DIR. Price
store-rom and lot near the depot al
1880 p. IN.
Terms-One-half cash and the re
mainder in one and two years.
J. p. CHANDLER
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The most reliable system renevator
restores vitality, regulates the kid
neys and system. Recommended by
your druggist as the best. Sush as
Holsters Rocky Mountin Tea. 35c
Tea or Tablets. Shugars and Tanner
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-20

Tobacco growers will hnd coke an
ideal fuel for drying tobacco Write
or phone us. Danville Ky Gas Light
Company. 55-4.
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90 acres Of land, 5-room boxed cot
tage. good barn, blacksmith shop and
all other necessary outbuildings, well
catered and fenced close to church
and school. Price only S1,100.
Stanford Real Estate Company
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The Sunday school lesson for next
Sunday is temperance lesson, and
at Meals Creek Sunday school which
meets at 2:30 p. NJ, there will be ad-
dresses on the subject by prominent
citizens Of the community. Everybody
invited.
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Rev. J. T. Chasteen has just con-
Guided a good meeting at the Harris
Creek Baptist Church near Milledge-
Vile. lie baptized four converts there
last week
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James Cash the progressive Turner's
Vile merchant, has bought the store
OF Lutes Bros. there and will merge
II with his, making larger establish
Llent
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The district meeting Of the wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
will be held in Danville next Thursday
and Friday. Mrs. W. A. Price, OF
Lancaster. will respond to the address
OF welcome,N
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i shall teach my usual class OF art
on Tuesdays and Thursdays at my
home on Danville Street. Lessons in
oil, water colOrs, pastel and china
painting. Charlotte L. Warren. 5s-3
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Lost-Pocketbook containing 81 in
cash and other articles. Finder may
keep money If will return pocketbook
This Office.
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Delinquent school taxes not paid by
Oct !, will be advertised. L. r.
Hughes, treasurer. sat
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The Sun Brothers big circus show
at Lancaster tomorrow. Many will
go over from here To see IL.
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For sale-Good, eight room house
with lot and garden and all necessary
ootbuildings. Also coal bins and
store building with good stock OF
goods. Terms reasonable. Call or
write TO Mrs. J. C.. Napier, Rowland,
Ky, for particulars.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-20

Rev. Arthur Brooks, pastor OF the
Crestwood NJ. E., church, Louisville
has been forced to resign. because he
played ball with the boys Saturday
afternoon
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-20

The tar books for 1910 are now
ready. Settle now and avoid the rush
and confusion OF waiting until the last
day. w. L. McCarty. Sheriff.
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Mr. James e. Lynn has purchased
OF Joe Nevius the cottage on Logan
Avenue occupied by DR.. W Craig and
family. The price was 1880.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-20

Wallace Singleton and several 9TH
ers say they saw a large flying ma
chine pass near the city Friday even
Jig about O'Clock
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For sale-The house on East Main
street known as the Pennington
place. Apply to T. W; Pennington
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-20

Rev. w c. Gribstsa1, formerly pas
tor here. preached at the Methodist
church Sunday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-20

Lost-Plain gold bracelet. Reward
for return to This Office.
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Don't forget the sale OF Mrs. Sallie
X Saufley next Saturday, oath, at
Z. VI. Some handsome. old fashioned
furniture, etc will be disposed Of.
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The Fagaly heirs will have a big
sale Of farm stock and implements
and household goods near Waynesr
burg Thursday
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Lost, ladies' coat on Lancaster pike
Return TO this office and receive re-
ward. y.
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For sale-Fine black road mare, 4
't.rs old, standard registered. A. b.
Brown, Danyille.
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Rev. }. e. Jones. o: Bellevue. preach
ed two splendid sermons at the Bap-
tist church Sunday night and morn
ing. He Is an eloquent and earnest
young divine, and II is understood that
the congregation is considering call
ing him TO the passionate.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-20

there 10 a new line OF 2bo Dor pa
rers. special values at Penny's Drug
-9tore
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Buff orphington cockercls for sale.
c. G. withors. 53-4
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SHORT LOCAL NEWS

Carload of tIlins at W. II. Higgins
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For ssIe.-22 1.Icolb feeders. nice
ones DR.. Hugh Reid. bg-2
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w. II. Higgins has a new line OF
packet and table cutlery Keen Kut-
ter" Try IT,
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J. NJ. Price the polished horse sheer
~ With ]. n. Greer on Somerset street
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Ii Is Your Move

We have been busy for the last three months getting together
stock of Dry Goods Carpets Suits Coaks Blankets and Shoes
that we believe will please customers In enthusiasm LOT
quality and style have not forgotten that the price plays an I'M
portant part We bought goods right and bought them TO SELL
therefore the reasonable price prevails here Come and look
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Don't Get Chilled To The Bone

These Cool Nights when Of our OUTING or WOOL NAP
BLANKETS will keep you
We begin SOC for Of Outing Blankets and have all grades
up to $500 and 81 80 for Wool Nap.
All Wool Blankets $500 to 50 90 per pair.
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Thursday, sept. p, 1910

THE ]. 4. FAoALY HEIRS.