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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31

Ill lIpli' VI tltS post OlIltc. l re-
pcated i'll dazcd voice. 81 thought
you were speaking of shots fired back
up the road
wandering" he cried. Didn't YOU
know Il man was most killed in front
of the post oiicc?"
had put largely for rhetorical effect,
and murmurnd, "rhmmly. YOU said?"
Il didn't say" he dryly replied.
NO. it wasn't Mister Thumly. WHAT
give you that notion? II was the
foreign chap, Zicglcr. lie was most
killed.
"Iicglcr," ] repeated in 4 colorlcss
voice, as one learning lesson Then
more inteiligently, 81 heard vollcy
of shots"
I'VE all did," he testify reminded.
Then he amazed me by adding: 1.-The
shot that most killed Mister Zcglcr
was fired about minute after The
shots were heard up the road
WELL, ii was beautifully involved.
No bullet of mine Strcakcd Zeg-
Ter, as he was made Il victim n ficr
had cmptcd my gun. Possibly the COR
oncr was mistaken as TO this, next
told myself, and TO make sure
carefully observed the place where
Iieglcr stood with reference 10 my
position up the road. No bullet fired
by me could possibly have entered
the village, as had stood back 10
the lights when shooting. Nor could
the solitary shot fired at me have
endangered Zicgler's life, rs he was
assailcd after my encounter.
t,.1,, ~,
have attacked Zicglcr, / was assur-
ing myself, when ii firm hand clappcd
my shoulder and Il CHEEKY voice cried:
called out by the rulnpus. ch?"
"Ycs, just quit my room," l said,
wheeling 10 face Thumly.
Its getting 10 he quite dime
norely around here" he half laugh
ed. when | saw you ] feared you
had been near victim. Had fall,
ch?" And he surveyed my soilcd
clothes.
Slipped on the veranda steps and
took beautiful roll" ] explained.
but poor, poor Zicgler-"
Not dcad?" he demanded. bending
forward, his face hard and white.
"Ccrtainly not" / heartily reas-
sured, delighted to have drawn him
by my first expression Of pity: mot
even wounded. Simply ticklcd by the
bullet. Let's go in and congratulate
him"
IF he is nninjurcd 7 will wait un-
I'll tomorrow" he dennrrcd Ills
nerves may be n bit unsirung.'
Doubtless he is much upset" I
grarcly agreed. "Ilc imprcsscs me as
being one who would shrink from
any scenes of violence"
HIS teeth fickcrcd in the lamp-
light and saw he was his old
self and was finding me and NV
mock estimate of Zicolcr amusing.
Then ! gently turned him nearer the
lamp, saying, Pardon me. Let me
wipe of this bit of mud from vour
nativity. it's n hole! y thousand
pardons. You see, thought ii was
mud"
He removed his light felt hat and
examined it calmly. Exactly" he
murmnrcd. "You thought it was
mud. See, it is neat hole on either
side"
"a bullet hole" suggested.
AS the night has been filled with
bullets | will accent that ,h,or,.
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is To unlcrratc him. am very much
disyustcd with HIM"
You arc obtusc al times" ! smiled.
"lle did play you against me. You
believed | was the assassin; he in
tended you should. if the bullet did
not Stay. If ever | find the necessity
of aiming in vonr direction yon will
not indulge in any suspicious as TO
who fired the shot"
His face lighted al my little boast.
rs Il man half sniics al the cgotisin
of child. and H. said: ia dearly
love To shoot Il match with you. It's
10 he regretted tia, business won't
permit of il just AT present"
- already have II match on with
ThumIy." Informed. POSSIBLY YOU
would TAX" on The winner
Undoubtedly" he cried. seemingly
very sincere. Then he nodded his
head in emphasis and remained silent
for several moments.
lie was gazing mp the street and |
was facing him. As his gaze quick
cncd and one hand made u Slight
movement as il he would carcss his
wound, observed, 80 our old friend
rhuinly is coming"
He rclaXcd his hand and smiled
slightly. Gould have The trimming
OF YOU could transform Won into n
very valuable man for my business.
Did money ever tempt you?"
Not as yet. never have been Of
fcrcd much" | said
lie sighed and continued, az feared
as much. IL is your superstition. YOU
call IL honor. The indictment would
nave been Il good one and The en-
piormcnt similnr to your present
\NnT.l; III. Al az
your paymhstcr. Il change for the
better. Your employer will drop Won
without compinrtion, why should
not you change Nonr cinpoycr?"
II do not believe should enjoy
IT," said. Too much secrecy
TO one who works so openly IL
would be- drawback" he ironically
admitted. Then he became almost
sincere. as he asked, "Rut does all
MS mole work pay? Have YOU de.
cclved me, or have YOU deceived
IhnmlS in any particulars"
RECALLED the sicn, warning con-
tanned in my my>trriously restored
shoes, and inwardlv confessed ! had
accomplished but little under the
rose. Alond | disayowcd any desire
TO deceive any one.
lie grimaccd good naturally and
continued. There is Il certain adj
vantage in dccci,i ing he country PEG.
PIE hcrcabou's. II is Il necessity: il
clears The stage. But so far as our
purpose is concerned wc would work
Just as well and with less effort
achieve Just as much if We frankly
removed our foolish masks"
And here is Mr.. Thun,ly wearing
Il very Sruiliup mas " I
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"A three handed match"
lie laughed silently with hardly IA
pcrceptiblc movement of his facial
features. except as his head seemed
to bob in response to his reprcsscd
risibles, and seizing my hand he
wrung it warmly.
Good night. III leave it to YOU
and our dear Ziegler TO arrange The
details of the MATCH" he said.
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INDIANS
GIVEN BAD DRUBsING BY
MOUNDSVILLE AGGREGATION
West Pitches No Hit Game for Mound
city-cope and Book Connect
Three Times Each.

The Cherokee Indians. hailing from
Tho wiIds OF Oklahoma. were given a
bad beating Yesterday afternoon bv
the fast MuIudsVill- aggregation. tho
count standing - To- al the finish.
Vest. "f -. Clairsvill.. Wv man see
surcd hE The Muundslul, manage
mont. accomplished tho feat OF pitch
ms n mol hit game. ami the three
ia.!i.s mad" by tho rod mon wcre
directly due Co errors The gam. was
witnessed 10y 90 crowd Of 500 people.
and business men OF the town closed
their stores so the afternoon To- allow
the clerks tp witness the hattl.. Boat
it put 49, 60 600, game for the win
utrs. The score
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Reds Shut Out

PHILADELPHIA Juiy Kscfc's
wildusss enabled Philadelphia To- score
tE' only run Of todaN's game with
Cincinnati. lu tho ninth inning. with
l.ud,ruS on second and two ont. kc.fc
aftcr purposcly walking Doom gave
bases ON balls TO Moore and knabc,
forcing Ludcrus home. Score:
L. IT. l.
Cinciuuati ... O00 400 ono .
Philadelphia uuo Unu COL %
Batteries kr.f- ana Mclean.
Moore and Doom.
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Cubs Defeated Aaain-

BROOKLYN. y. Y. July IL
brooklyn took an uphill game from
Chicago today. "a timely hit by FOLEY
sending over thr wiunin, yum in the
ninth. S"vrn pitchers were used All
thr'" Chicago boXmcn were wild.
Scores
L. N. =.
chicago ...... ooi eil ooo- l. .
brooklyn go. 900 loo I3l--6 =
Eattcri's-Colc. Richie. Brown and
Archer. Scanlon. Bell SchaTdt. Euck-
81 and Erwin.
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-Batted for Gibson in 9Th inning.

First on errors. Pittshurg o. I.cft on
bases. Fittshurs. II; New York 10. FIRST
base On balls OFF LcificlG. {. off Gard
Gardner. =. 10y pruckc. g. Home runs.
DOYLE, Myers. Three base hits. Clarke.
Ievurc. SuodgrasS. Two base hits
clarke, Eyrr'. Sacrifice hits. Murray.
Rriiwell. stolen bases. Clarke. Hunter
.. Doyle. Murray. Double play. Brid-
w'N AMI Doyle. Passed bali. Myers.
" ild pitches. l.nifrid. e. lI!t by pitched
hall: iiy LcIfi.ld tFlctchcrl ints. orr
Lciii"ld. ]" IN -: innings. Off Gard
utT. 3D. lu 3 t-3 innings
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CON tfp,Ic's n.ld i'm Martins Farry
Thursday evening. tho Prcslyt.rian
lIh.' team defeated tho fast Eayland
i'aiu 10y go score 81 B 10 q The local
AGGREGATION "utplayod the up-th.-
river team throughout. and in the
seventh inning secured ia. winniul;
run with no one ont. Tho battery for
tn' Prcsbvtsrians. Thompson and vii
hafns. did hue work The hits were
cr, dit,d To- Niodel and Williams. The
lIhie foam viii play the Y & .. on
th" Miil n,ld Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-14
SCOUTS
IN CITY LOOKING OVER BASE.
BALL TEAMS YESTERDAY.
Pitcher Willis Croft Arrives in Town
Evansville Franchise May
Be Sold.

Although only a few were aware Of
IN" iact. two hiE league scouts wit
messed IN" Evansvillc-W Wheeling game
yesterday afternoon at the Island hall
park. hut 81 Is a safe bet they did not
see any thing promising about any
local player. because we 'uns didn't
nave chance To show up. The two
big noises were Robert Quinn Of the
Columbus team Of the American as
ISOLATION and Billy Hamilton. Of the
b"st"n Americans. who slipped into
tn burg yesterday morning Both
men were more than pleased with tho
work OF Buck Stcrzer and eft Fielder
snyder 81 the Evansville aggregation
ana approached Manager Aggic Grant
after the game relative To- the sale
OF th" pair. \othing Of "A definite
nature has as yet developed. but one
tiot Is assured. that being that Stcr-
u . Is bound To- land in the hil, show.
and tho time for his promotion is not
!ar distant IL Is understood that
Quinn viii remain for the game this
afternoon when the Terre Haute aE-
ctrsati"n wall hc tho attraction.
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Tiqers Win Out

DETROIT. Mich. July I3.-Cobb
scored from first on Delahanty's
single in tho ninth today. and this
run gave Detroit their third successive
victory over Philadelphia. The score
was to :. Score:
r. H. r.
Philadelphia .. l01 OO1 O4O-7 : 1
Detroit ...... Ol0 400 O2l-S l. }
Batteries Morgan. Bender and
Thomas. Lafitte. Summers and Stan
age.
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NEW YORK. July i3.-Leifeld made
"A failure OF trying to hold the Giants
today. and the locals ran away from
Pittsburg. Lcifield was batted out in
the nth Clarke did some hard hit
ting for the visitors McGraw was
hanished by Ffnneran for kicking.
Score
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any grounds. Answer through this

Tho Myers team stands willing at
any time 90 play the Haskins on any
grounds. ana for any sum Of money
ana ar" not afraid Of them. as pub
locations have stated The Myers
manager iS willing To- play on July 30.
II this j. satisfactory To- the Haskins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-14
SterZer Administers
Smokes Bad Drubbing

tanned and Snyder passed away. vii.
helm TO Servatius. Byrnes walked.
Grefe hit 70 right and Donovan am.
Died. Nuifli dittoed forcing IN
byrnes. Monty then lifted Lefty and
sent IN Hardy. Grant made the third
out, Murray to Servatius.
The Hoo lloos scored a run in sly
consecutive innings. In the second
three hits in succession scored Uadley
ana To start the third Crete doubled
10 right and went 10 third on mono.
vans sacrifice. Wuffli shot one over
Jewclls head and Crete Tailed. Wuf.
III was caught stealing and Grant
flied out to Sager. In the fourth
. Hrien first up. flied out TO WcIch,r
Storzcr accidentally shot a hot ono
through the box for a one base count.
Hadlcy beat out an infield hit ia doc,
snort and Snyder's single TO right
scored Sterzcr. SNYDER was nailed an
second. Byrnes whitfield and Grc,c
flied out TO Welchcr. Donovan led OFF
iu the nf'h with "A three base drive
10 deep right. WufrH grounded out
ami Donovan crossed on Grants hit
through Servatius and Collins
''irien hit into "a double which was
- ~ N".'A ~ NbliluS ana ser
yatius.
Another For Hoo Hoos.
In the sixth frame Stcrzer famed
and Hadley amblcd. Snyder singled
10 center and ilonus went 10 third
on Rryncs' inficii ont. Collins to Ser
vatirs. liadlcy registered. Grof.
grounded ont ending the inning. Har.
dv moved the Hoo iIoos down m
order in the seventh and eighth in
niugs but they came back strong I'm
the ninth and scored three. SNYDER
started off. singing past third and
l'yrnes struck the atmosphere. maxi
ing his third time Crete slammed
one 10 center shooting snyder 10
third. Donovan doubled 20 right con
ter and snyder Tailed. Wuffb
cleaned mp WIN q slashing three base
hit To the left field fence but was
nailed az The plate when No. attempted
10 stretch the hit into a homer Grant
died easy. Jewell 10 Scrvatius
The Smokes lone run came I'm tho
f'th session After Durham had riod
ou' 10 iadiey. Collins carrcssed the
ptl Oh the nasal organ and sent ir
-creoching 20 deep left for three
bases. Montgomery sent sky scr3p-
'r p" lc'' and Collins beat the throw
home. Murray was the third ont
Wu;fii 20 Crete Here's the one sided
score.
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CRY CARL p LEATrIrRwoon,

y A.
Dayton lr South Bend
tBN CARL 7. LEATHERWOODl
Entirely too much Stcrzer. The
foregoing sentence tells in a br.cf
way just the WHY'S and whorefores OF
how the Hoo Hoos managed 10 walk
away with the third and last game at
the Smokes expense By the score OF
10 /. With all duc respect 10 the
remainder Of the Hoo Hoo bunch. The
honors have 10 De handed 10 Buck
Sterzer. for II ever q twirler had tho
opposing team on his h.p al the way.
suck certainly had the Whceungitcs.
Ihdt this Is not Kid will be ascar-
'ained by glanciuc over the box
score which shows thar Buck allowed
the Stogies but two hits and one OF
mat number was Of the scratch order.
Only Three On Bases.
TO get down 20 real facts the locals
didn't have look IN and Collins was
the only local PLAYER 10 get farther
than the second station and was one
~ The three TO even have tcmpor-
AIRY tenantry OF the initial sack. on
the other hand the visitors found
Hardy easy ana pummclicd ~. pill
az VIII 70 all corners Of the lot
Hardy had 10 be called upon 10 re-.
lieye Lefty Wilhelm IN tho YER. first
inning as the southusw was unable
10 locate the plate. passing one haIt
~ the men that faced him In all.
tho visitors polcd ont sixteen h.rgIci
and Lefty Snyder who works In the
loft suburb for tho Hoo Hous pos.
sesses tho honor Of connecting four
times out NJ five trips tp the plate.
Locals Crippled.
The locals are deserving ~ some
leinency however as Jack LOWS was
out or The game a. well as Pete
kniscly bur 70 BE- doubtful II they
would have bcon able fo - do any.
thing. as fuCS seemed 20 have every.
thing and not only that had 10 going
Just right Currv Eroe.chDw nm
pired one ~ fhr worst games since
being hero and was Of. color ON base
hits as "ell as BAN and strikes.
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tn" West Virginia stars will play
Tho West Wheeling stars SUNDAY az
t"rnoon at West Wheeling. and the
Eainv viii boz called at . O'Clock sharp.
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DON LABOR
Scores Fast Nile At indianapolis IN
Biz Event on Thursdays
Card

INDIAN NPDLIS Ind JuIv Z,
With ..r,. 1.,... ,..-.t ..i,r
,l,. 60, 60.
'''"i'' 'H'uli harntHs race meet
H ihif fitN. 90. opening OF tho s.a-
son. vls declared closed 90 "a. rnr-
cIusiou off tuJl.s program TIL. with
drtwtI Of . rrr1.,.r .f b,rs.g ,,bIb
brought tI. entries ror totnnrro,,.s
events below the limit set Dos th, rar-
ire association. was given ms fh. r..-
SON for tho. pI.eirt- az tf,. ,,..., ~.
10 is said th. ord.r Of Governor
Marshal. ,losire co.. bookmakers.
with Oh. ,nd.rr ~ fI. r...ttr,- a.,
fhs op,uin. dtE tr. hrffir- sfaifs
nl.r.eh.I. Iuf following fh. cover.
r.r'e order th,y wr-. closed veeter-
dtr and f.ipt. and tho .rfr h,fttrr
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Standing OF Clubs.
To-day's Games.

Pittshurg at New York
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Chicago at Brooklyn
81. Louis at Boston
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tn" Elm GROW" aEcr.cation meets
the MtCouk"ys on N. Grove enclosed
park Saturday afternoon
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GIANTS
Defeat Pirates When lsifieId Failed
to Fool Rival Batters.
Yestsrday's Rssuits.

New York. =. Pittsburg. 4.
Philadelphia. /; Cincinnati, o.
St Louis. \. Boston. g.
Brooklyn. 6; Chicago. 5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-14
STOGIES CONNECT BUT TWO
TIMES DURING SESSION.
Lefty Wilhelm Relieved In First
Frame BY Hardy Who Is Touched
Up Lively.
Yesterdays Resuita

" q ny ITO, =, " UTFIIU-. T.
GAINESVILLE, :. Tcrre Haute 3
South Bend. =. Fl. NVavne. {
Newark l. Dayton. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-14
Yankees Lose to ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS. July lathe local
team came to life today and won a
game from New York. TO /. Score:
r. II. r.
81. Louis 49,. 0O3 40 100 2
New York. 900 600 ol0-l
Batteries-Nelson and Stephens:
Ford, Brockett and Sweeney.
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8faudtu1 nj mrh.
To-day's Games.

ro-day's DANES.
Boston at Chicago
Washington at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York at St Louis
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White Sos Defeated.

CHICAGO. July I3.-In a pitchers
battle between Walsh and Collins.
Boston defeated Chicago today to
/. a double. triple and n single gave
Boston their runs. Score:
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sir
Cuetower-Yee. for ms wife
II0orwHlkcr N1 right. SIR INT a
notice BOO the 'f.osf' column of Our
daily paper published ON the thirty.
third floor. second counter by
O'Clock. and 10 viii be- on the corridors
before Puck
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onethird oH-5oys' $3.50 Suits for
1873. MeFADDEN's.
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Maps Defeats Senators

CLEVELAND. .. July IS.-CIcve
land again defeated Washington. the
score being to >. Johnson was hit
hard throughout Score:
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AMERICAN
YsstsrdAy's Hssultr.

NIeNeIand. Z, washing ton s.
Boston. ?; Chicago, l.
81. Louis. s.: New York, l.
Detroit. s: Philadelphia =.
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Whom asked Yesterday rrElrdine the
disposal of one OF bis outf.Id,rs To-
Oh. Trrr" liautc clur. Manager Arrt.
Grant stated Yesterday that deal
wtf pending between him and owner
I.nIi- Smith OF fr. tall.,nder4 and
fhIt h' Wul'i s.U ans one ~ them if
hr rnt his price. A. tle present time
Grant Del cars inr orfrald.rs Gut,II,.
i.fr.s. Hlrr"r. nld,r and Bruatan
J. '. Wilhelm. who was taken out
ir DO. rf.f inning of s,ef,rdnv's game.
may ls s'rf Hrrk fp fhr mound bv
Manager MnufEnm're this afternoon
frtr kris'lt is nGf rf the gam. owing
OBJ Illness. and Hs 90 o. ulf big shake.
ur occurred in n. batting order v.a-
t'rIu. I'sfr BEL f..Iu. Itd all over
and Jtrk Lewis is F.fiirE his PROM
is.I r'ef collins created co. favorable
IWrf..aInu Yesterday go second. and
Nnff. I.HN.d Due usual good f.fdir..
rIm. 10 Pete is uuINl. f1 get b->
irtu 'r. game ftie afternoon fha ur,.
ur 1900 hr fhr same as b. was t..-
tlfI.ft
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According to report emanating
rom south Bend. the business men
90 that town are planning to form
stock company Co purchase the
tvansViil" club To- replace Bert Auui~'
"uiiit. which has been transferred tp
Grand Rapids Manager and Owner
Agcie Grant. ~ IN. loo Hoos. stated
O" che writer 90 10. Windsor last
night that while inquiries had been
mad" hr On" South BEND business
men relative co. tho sal. 90 his club.
that nothing has developed
The long looked for and expected
Willis croft arrived in th. burg last
nirht from his home at sharon. IA.
and viii Do" seen in % sstol,io uniform
this afternoon. Willis has the looks
~ twir'.r ~ some rruown. and may
be given chance Co demonstrate hi.
ahiiitr boz tho present series with tho
ilottentofs
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FlunkfeE.


totals ......-.... sc4 S2i $50 e44T
~, '-i.i-,Ii i,, River View VS. BingvilIe;
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Cleveland ..... 600 5i0 Ell IL 1
Washington COO 40 900 , =
Batteries 90 Knapp and Fisher;
johnson and Henry
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To-day's Games.

ro-day's Games.
Evansville at ZdU.sNiIl-
Terrc Haute af Mut.1irr
Fort Wayne at Newark
Dayton lr South E.uI
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l''i-In fit.'cd Three games
n-risit Match between Hattev ~
~ h'tIin1. and Salef. of Washington pa
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-02
SWANVILLE CENTER.

SWANVILLE CENTER.
Mrs. Allen is visiting her daughter at Melissa
Mckeen's . E. A. Robertson raised turnip
that weighed 16 pounds The Industrial Club
will meet with Mrs. Albert Damn Nov Sth.
-. The L. A. S. had sale, supper and enter
tanment last Friday evening which did them
great credit and showed they had worked dill
gently. The hall and booths were very pref
tily decorated and considering the ncement
weather a goodly sum was realized While
unloading cord wood at Waldo Station the
horses took fright from the train and threw
Charles Curtis, who was driving them, down
hurting his head and side somewhat and one
wheel passed over his ankle, crushing the bone.
DR.. Cook of Brooks was telephoned and dressed
the ankle and he was moved to E. H. Little
fields for several days but is now at the home
of his brother Fred, who is kindly caring for
him and he is as comfortable as could be ex-
pected =. E. E. Clements and family of Sears
port were guests Sunday of Mrs. C's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. David Moody :. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Palmer of Monroe were guests Sunday of
her sister, Mrs. E. A. Robertson Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxim were called to Thorndike last
Saturday to attend the funeral of his sister
Sophronia, returning Monday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-02

There is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together
and until the last few years was supposed to
be incurable. For great MANY wears doctors
pronounced it local disease and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment pronounced it in
durable. Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by: F. J. Cheney.& Co., Toledo
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally in doses from
10 drops to teaspoonful 1t acts directly or
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any case il
fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi.
monials
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-02
Hair Hints

Worthy the Attention of People Who Wish
to Preserve the Hair.
Have your own brush and comb at home and
at hair dressers.
Never use brush or comb in public places,
they are usually covered with dandruff germs.
Wash your hair brush once week with soap
and warm water, to which is added disn-
fectant.
Shampoo the hair once week with pure
soap and water.
Use PARTISAN SAGE every day, rubbing
thoroughly into scalp.
PARTISAN SAGE is guaranteed by VIM. 0.
Poor & Son to destroy dandruff germs and
abolish dandruff, or money back
To stop hair from falling and scalp from
itching, or money back.
To put life and beauty into dull, faded hair
or money back. Price so cents.