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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenin

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton, Md. Nov Ex-Governor
Harrington has appointed Harvey II.
Mackey, Providence. Wiil.m II. DeShano
Cecilton, Harry ID. Howard, Chesapeake
City, M, Herbert Paul, Elkton; J. Groom
Steel, Chesapeake City; T. w Dawson,
Flkton; Henry G. Hess, Fair Hill. dele
gates from Cecil County 10 the annual
meeting OF the Farmers National Congress.
at jacksonville, Fla, December 3 TO q.
i he first annual agricultural exhibition
under the alispicics of the farmers clubs
III the upper districts Of Cecil county
was held yesterday when prizes were
awarded 10 the winners for the best
products from the farm.
The Town Council has requested tho
Public Service Commission to send An
expert to Elkton to examine the Mary
land Co.'S plant with view of
taking il over.
Rcnjamin = Preston, Of North Fast
and Miss Gladys n Humcs, Elk Mills.
were married last evening at the home of
the brides parents
DIR. T.. W Rurlingamc, for the pnst
year a lecturer At Yale | University, has
been appointed one of thcinglish master.
Mt Tome Institute
Samuel \ Lovoncll, director Of the
Conservatory OF Music, at Quincy, III,
has accepted the appointment as music
master M Tome
John Met Cullough, we'll known rcs-
ldcnt Of Port Deposit, while on visit
10 his daughter, nj Durham n G., dropped
dead froom heart trouble A fnully survive
him
Assistant State Superintendent. Of
Education DIR 6 w Beavis was the
speaker NJ the meeting Of the Womcns
Club at tlkton nj their Tuesday after
noon meeting
After the big victory parade IN Chce-
pcakc City last evening successful
dance was held III Masonic Temple
Hog cholera has broken on on
several farms in the lower section of
Ccci county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
OLD PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

Have you ever stopped 10 reason 1by
II IS that 80 many prudueta tha' are cs.
tonalyely advertised aiI ~ onto drop 0ut
IF sghi and are soon forgotten, lbr
reason IS PLAIN the article did mot fulf
the promises II The Manufacturer This
applies more particularly ~ medicine
& medicinal preparation that has real
curative vaiuc almost aolls lfso5 ~ like
~ endless cha5u sysfcfn III" rcwcdY is
recommended bY fhosc allo haVe brnu
bcneffed 20 those vino are 10 need IT u
4 prominent druggist SAYS "IAkr for
example i)r kjlmer swamp Root, 4
preparation I havr sold for manY years
nfd hrYrr hesitate - recommend. fpr lr
Utmost every case y shows czecllrut fn-
allte, b. fnanY # my customers tcsbf.
No other kidncY remedy hat ! know If
has 81 l1rgc q sale
According fo worn statements and
verified testimony of thouHaud9 tso ieve
uscd the preparation. the r'1oerse .f 1)r
Kiimor awamp-Root i IGo q the fnct
tint. III many propc olotn Il fulfil al-
u9et evorv wish II Overcoming t45ary,
lrer and bladder ilr"nfs correct ur-
mary troubles md nratraljzoe the ir'~
aei1 whch .aH rnonmatem
Tou ua~ rarc5re umpe hottlr II
swamp Root III Parcels foet Address
Fr Kirncr X 81 Birgtanton N
and euclnao TEN conts, also mention th.
u rImngion Fvrry Ivering Large nd
medium gize bottles .3r ,aio ~ aH irIg
att rs4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
NEWARK SCHOOL NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenlns

Spccial correspondence OF Evsty Evening
Newark, NOV - announcement has
been made that the Pnrcnt-Teachcr Az
sociation Of Newark will awnrd the fol
lowing prizes in thrift stamps Ia The
! champion garden club members of the
town: Boys-tirst, s5: second 81, third.
$3.50, and fourth. s. Girls Ilrst, S.:
second 81. The prizes will be awarded
n soon ns the records are completed
Tho home economies class of the New
ark High School started the serving Of
hot lunches at the school this week at
a nominal charge. which is practically Mt
cost. This idea was suggested and ia
being assisted by the extension depart
ment of the Women,s College The plan
has prove popular and will no doubt be
continued
Teachers and students Of the Newark
grammar school have started a movement
for the furnishing and ctltiipping of n
library for the school About two hundred
reference bo.tlts have been loaned for the
purpose by The Women g College Mrs
Clara Nixon has presented eightecn hie-
toricnl novels The High School Alumni
Association has agreed to purchase II
reading tnl lc and chairs for the library
Dean Ninifrcd J Robinson If the
Women'g College has arranged for a
tlirce-months' course In mlrang nj the
college 10 be followed by practical cx-
pcricncc in hospital II viii be started
about February There viii be no age
limit but applicants must have high
school education or the equivalent To
enter The tuition fec will - 500 The
class will Accommodate Int ~ II i felt
that tins course will he Of epecial benefit
To community ~ caae II cpidctuics
such as the State rcce nfly passed through
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
BUILDING BAN LIFTED.
Construction Work May be Resumed.
War Board Rules

Washington, Nov. - All remain
ing restrictions on non-war construction
throughout the United states were re-
moved Yesterday This action allows all
building operations Of any character,
which we're suspended by the war. 10 he
resumed No further permits viii he
r,,ll.rcd
Airman Raruch of the War Indus
trl,~ foartl announced that y Il. Nc
lrnnan, chief of non-var construction
q the hoard, had tclcgraphcd the order
"a chairman Of State Councils Of De
fcn>,.
Immediately follow lng the signing of
TIE armistlcc on Nov fl the non-nar
construction section took steps to loosen
the rcstrejnts on tho industry, and in a
formal order, issued that day, removed 4
great mary q the barriers Since then.
and with Wow - assisting the indus
try tack 70 = complete peace basis AZ
onl"kly y possible. careful canvass
Las hecn ma.ic t. determine whether tho
conditions obtaining IN each State with
respect q binding materials, transpor-
tation, 4ud the supply 81 furl ana labor
w9H!d warrant removal oi the remain
ING rr-tllrIIalS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
MY HEROES.

Grawn-ups rt'd thoir grown-up volumes
IL Shaded lIsht
have Iong .I"l.n SILVER stepping through
the night
They read books whore pcpglesay. Won't
YOU or Il beg
have Long john Silver with ms wooden
v hat 5 the use 81 reading III 4 parIor chair?
y otlid ? rcai adventure ever FIND YOU
there"
Grown,'lp~ read d birds that slre in 4
hollow vale.
My birds an the winds thst ring II !
hollow sad
Sister loves hero with mnstache nicely
trimmed;
! love robbers riding when the moon Is
dimmed
Mother loves to read Of souls that sigh,
ard sigh, and sigh
love bucCaneer with a hlood-rcd cvel
read ii the attic when the wind is there.
Nothing ever happens in a parIor chair
Frederick laast IN September 81
Nicholas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
NEWARK NEWS NOTES.
pcciai Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
NV r. hov %
Elwood HofTcckcr son Of State Sennt r
Harvey Iloifecker and n graduate Of Della
ware College, has accepted position
with the Bureau Of Soils, Department Of
Agriculture and has been assigned % duty
of Grecnvillc, South Carolina
The public schools Of Newark will
join in a Thanksgiving celebration m
Wolf Hall next Wednesday afternoon.
Each room will contribute to the program
r. B Ross, secretary Of the college
Y NJ. e A., has arranged for a series
Of practical talks on religion nt o'clock
each Sunday afternoon IN the associa-
tion rooms. The list Of speakers will be
announced in n short tiuc
Word hns been received IN Newark by
friends of Colonel Roger Gwen JASON,
That he IL now IN France Colonel inson
who is n son Of the Rev Henry + Mason.
formerly pastor Of the Newark lrcabv
terrain Church now retired and living at
Doylstown Pa, ls n graduate of Delaware
College class of 1900 He served rs n
lieutenant IN the Newark Company II
the Delaware Regiment during the span
lsh American War and at the close Of the
war received n comrnissi n IN the regular
army He has many friends IN Newark
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.
clal corrcepondtnco ~ Evcry Evening

Special Corresp pondrnco ~ Every Evening
Delaware City, Noy ~ The Fpisco.
pal Church desires III donations 81
procerics, fruit aud vegetables for The
l;nbics J ogpital, Wilmington. V sent ~ tho
Rome Of Mrs WiIllam Murphy On William Z
street, by tomorrow
Tho Bell Telephone 20 will move the
telephone exchange III n few days from
tie house Of Mrs John Cnirrs "a the
huuse lpa8cd nj corner If Fnh md
Cl estnut streets
The acrvIcc or Sunday school viii bc
held IN the Episcopal church on sunday
Mrs ThtcsH Sciundcr dicd Wednesday
night at The iouc of her daughter Mrs
NJ r. II Zines. after ~ Iiircsp nf scvcrnl
months, Mrs tcbuEdcr wa - years Oh
ard life long resdent pf JciaW r. (ity.
III funeral vii bc held from the horne
Of her daughter. Mrs " + Hines. on
Monday afternoon. At 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
j. S. FL|EaS DON ED
926 ENEMY PLANES
Americans Had Lost 265 and Had
TAO in Service When War
Was Stopped.

American Headquarters in France,
Nov ~ When hostilitics were sus-
pended American aviators had destroyed
66t more German airplancs and - more
German balloons than the Americans
had lost.
The number OF enemy airplancs de-
strovcd by the Amricans was 92d and the
number of balloons 73. Two hundred
and sixty-tive American airplancs and
IS balloons were destroyed hy the enemy.
On Nov II, the day of the signing of
the armIsticc. there were actually engaged
ON the front 40 American airpiancs
s4i pilots. 10 Observers, and 33 aerial
gunncrS Ol the machines, 800 wcr' of
the pursuit type, 200 were for observation
and lis were homhcrs.
In addition, several hun lred airplancs
were being used ut instruction camps
when the war ended
Between Sept. - and Nov / the air
forces operating with the First Army
dropped los, 9St Kilograms (about l20
tonsl of high explosives on the enemy
lines and supply depots and railroads be-
hind his lines. II is not vet known what
was accomplished on other parts of the
front
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22

t.rr rnnng had .dverfi.
fQ~rt- trsrg u-ftfs I'-.el ta 'hc sat
fiotIon lfn4rv ud .' h.t. .gu Az
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
"f,ood Time Shoot .

The Grccnhill Gun club will hold a
real Good Time Shoot tomorrow after
noon. There will hc = spcrlal 50-target
handicap event, with a { optional added
and which Wilt hc divided LOWS class
System. three clusscS. two moneys co
80, Tor each class \ special trophy viii
hc awarded To high gun ~ oarh claes nnd
n trophy 10 the man making the longest
run OF the day The event for douhlcs
Will also attract much interest und the
hrh gun will hc suitably awarded for lua
skill shooting viii commence promptly
at ! ? m, and entries N the handlcnp
" vi clnsn .t Z 20 y II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Hevsn thou-An persons zach gear ayo laIf
away the burial certificate hong n1nrkft
EHpfpre" Why7 BecaIRa thc Jufortbuatf
ones haf egif cted thffueeiyrs or baf Da. D.
merely - grars Of the agu fnv7silingJ ~ o. ,
micti"o ana payi0g no atbeutlpti r. tts tR1sc
" mat ere yOu dOlnE9 Arc ypu urzfsct.rt
yourself ~ wearing truss, appliance y.
wh@tevr nhm9 Jon chCose 70 call ~ A. bert
the truss - only makesl rs falss pr, .
sHsiust q cpliapsiog wal + aud cannot be 90
pecicd to- at ~ more than q mere mechanic.
suppoTi. Ihe binding pressure getar9s Jl1ce
circulation, thus EYbbiuZ tre yea ker5c.
nuscles of that which tnrY need raost
nougiFbnent
u. scirncs hss Found q way, ard evcr7 tr1r,
<tH lnr IN tle land IS inv.tedt % maize a YRF
'"st right In The prirArY ~ their Own bovnt
tbo PfshPAD method - inquest iona5ly tF
teo-' scientific. Irzlss al sst 74c-esefri sr''
feaifncn. for r1nture tbr vtTld has evr'
-pnTu
Ie W.hPAo PAD ~tcn altering elos~'-
2 tte tc~iY c1nuHt IN ,1iy clip IN rnit er-
plHrr. therefore, carr nct chnfs ~ pirc'
~ ag s"lYet--ea4y fo applv- iarr o~uqfve
tFed Z h5l = yoT Trrk ~ whilst -u sier-
str1Fa'. hu"Siea or srrngn *f+s-hrd
iSara aow to rloeo tnc he-riai or~nino
asrH tHt-rdrd sp thc ygutpre CAN'T cone
r9a Scpf your barnc tooav ~ PLAPAC
B'prc - et fquiR, 10 FIR FRPE t-ief
.t1o tnd tar Instructive information urces
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
NO. QUININE in
This COLD CURE
'tPapc's Cold COMPOUND" Ends CoId
and Grippe in = Fcw
Hours

Take 'PnyH's told ComtppsI eysy
two hours uu'd yDu iast falrn thr,
dtrses. then ~ guppa urrr gr std
your cold val bn broken Il prompt
opens your ciOgged Ip rystris anb ur
pa4sages ~ tho hrad fop nnfj ID
chnrgn pr up7r running ftilrg ff
hcadlcha, dullbcs ftrr '1r- -pr
throat, sneazlnR sorsne ad tiiircs
Don't stay stuffed up' DHf thaIra
and nuGlug Is epuf thr1Ltre
held nothing else lp tue world ~,
such prompt relief ~ F1po OH 1r
pound. atich cos's Dniy l.w cert
any drug store y 3et 'ho4'
aurn. t4-tot uine Itd rlU Hp tryt
yru-ucr }rrapf ~ agb-fi'afs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
SQUEEZIN' IN BETWEEN.

When there + a tecnty wecnty sEace
Between ~ofa and the wall.
It's squcezln IN between like.
II = squcczln into sofne plaee small
It's sq,leczln IN 4 eilbh5 haie.
If Mothers told M TINT mav.
4 place that just the az, ,9 me,
Where II 8 81 eozy snne Ia PLAY
It's squec1jn H the window nlebe,
OR dow u bcblnd my daddY sthaf,
Or IA some funny CORNER plaee,
Iurt so II Z lttir. don eurei
The room outside i very large,
II dncan4 I'll rrc. not 1t alll
II sgorc1in ~ between like
1t Is sqlcczn into some place small
Olive + sillier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
SORE THROAT

Colds, Coughs Group and Catarrh Relieved
IN Two Minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
BE KIND TO HORSES.

4 badly treatcd horse will always resent
touch Rather than force your attentions
on him, inquire into his case You can do
more for him that way
Il is temptation to let down a stand
ing horses check, but unless YOU can stay
bv hin 1t is better To have friendly chat
with the driver about II, as n suddenly
freed head may easily cause a runaway
A horses blanket which is in danger ~
slipping may fall about his heels and
frightcn him II doesn't take many
minutes 20 right II.
In patting strange horse at the curb
or in the stable, speak TO HIM first, as q
touch without warning may frlEhtcn
HIM and he night unintcntionally do YOU
harm
The shifting Of collar when passing
4 standing horse may relieve m aching or
itching spot, and should It disclose a sore,
follow up the driver or report It-)ur
Dumb Animals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22

Z WANNr Z
IN Two Minutes
Is vcur throat sore?
Breathe Hyoulct
Have you tatarrhT
breathe RvUpci
Have you cousin
breathe USonlci
Have yOu cold
FrrAthr HyGn"i
uvol,lei IS he on" treatment for all
nose throat and lung troubles IL dOts
NOT contain any cpcaiuc or morphine and
all that is necessary is Ia breath" IL
through Tire little rocket inhaler that
comes with each outfit
complete outfit costs but little at
druggists every v here and at u Dantorth 5
and Hyornci IS guaranteed 70 hanish ca tarf n
tr0liu coughs colds sore threat and
bronchitis or money back 4 Hyont"i IN
halcr lasts a lifetime ana extra hotties Of
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SCREEN WIRE We have large
stDca 90 both galvanized AMI cop
Ier in nll widths and ire b. hriER
hone $50 ltk
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summary Two base ilts Fms I.Ns-
ie smith, James stolen aHsss i.os-
Ire iaines. Struck ont. hY compere !.
hF Maiieson !. Fuses on NaHs or
Nompero 80 Off Naftoson itit on
iasos waco Dallas 81 Double piaYs.
Smith 10 Hoffman Patterson 80
Hi.uufNe io Sehliohner HOFFMAN tl.
i.eale Thine 50 tmpuc, Erwin.
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TEXAS LEAGUE CLOSES
WITH GAMES or SUNDAY

f.t.t.tf. t.-..p.et4 .f, r
-, ffAnf ipit t- Ar
NI 'finl encouragement Gaming lrnu' mo
t't' u ift iHfni = waiter Motifs
oi ut inft League SupHA called ~
tlu- iNf JOYS season with '1do =
shNes ift infhliiy 20 Secure COINS
pti'Ni pNsffs nf Weep fhesD now iu
ihe i'igne enc "a desire not Ego relece
OBI adagd 90 the ieHEpN combined
WIN NnfnpNc W0tis dfD given ~
fAc s1tpfs WY an immediate hate
WIS f'AlEstsN ts thr Nagiol4 elHi
nHrers foinwirH fnc tliemeni
ri i'stHl4'nt Morris sisen oAf tetdnA +
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RsApeRs psa lINE e cENrs
Political Announcements


Tho Caller g authorized 30 announce
CARLOS LEE Of san Antonio as "a
candidate Tor eoNrress from the four
teenth district subject 20 the action Of
vofrrs IN the Democratic primary cleo
ton next July.
THE Caller D. authorized 70 announces
JAMES 1t. -la,YDEN ~ sun Antontr
So candidate for congress from tho
fourteenth district subject 10 the ac-
firn o. The Democratic primary elcc-
tlon Of nest July.
rhe Caller o. authorized to announces
a. b. BARRETT so san Antonio AS a
0andiduie flr congress from the four
ioeuth dlatf5ci ubicct a. tco action cf
VOTERS n the Democratic primary elee-
lou neNi July.
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Tho Caller b. authorized % announce
iflGii Il. SUTHERLAND as candi-
data for county judge subject 70 the
actiea uf voters ia tue Democrntic
primary election.
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SUMMARY 0lolfu bases NiiNHHlt
SEARS tgl, Hale. SacliNce hits kifch-
ca Murphy Sacrifice MS Bittle. Two
base hits. Kraft go, jackson. Double
PLAYS. KRAFT 10 STOW, stow 70 Aiz TO
Kraft. Harris TO Brown to Pahlman
90. Bases on hal'a. OF WILSON :, o-t
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government At iho beginning ~ thr
prraonf season. certain assurances cn-
roufaacd baseball af least for this
yclf hut Il wAs later recfaanry 90 en-
list the game With Other iuHfNefiouf
for the honent OF The wars confinu
nncc under high clnss rpudl; iona, i8
uovi 90 impossible and do Justice 60
Tho public aud an concerned siu-
ccreiy hope 3hoi baseball .n Toxa Niii
Dc iirei TO revive atirr ihr war. OBJ 10
the earliest possible time. TfNps fans
have been faithful to the cAiia' uf the
Htmt and aff jga. ns viliinF in hlif
tho time until ii can progress again
under iusiifiaNlc lines They dcscFyn
tho hcft ans when the eHms ugHin
returns they can BOG assured OF huac
hnl of the highest character = fuaI
meeting oi tie ioagIe Viii hc held in
Fort Worth on next WodncsinN at
which time all bus .nres matters Will
be dispoacd of 20 complete the present
sclHpn."
OMAHA. sob. july 49, Directors OF
thf Westofn League. meeting here this
afternoon, ahnapilt ended thc season
for tre learuc in professional baseball
with fodnss raues Presidents 0i am
clubs Jos Use haguc wcrr prrsfat ard
The action wD. unanimous
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THO Caller b. authorized "a announce
ION ~ MESSEH ~ Sobstown. as n
candidate f0r rosumisxioner OF pre-
eucf number three, object ~ the ac-
ton Of sptcfs 10 The - - election
~ jWy "a
The rIlinr ~ authorized % Hnuounce
A. ~ WELCH 90 Nobstown. an a
candidate for commissioner OF precinct
number three, subject % the action of
voters in the primary election cf
Iuly ~.
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The CBlicr As Authorized TO announces
ZOE IL GALLAGHER as a Candidate
Tor cpuntys commissioner. precinct
number four, subject 20 the action OF
voters in tine Democratic primary cleo
ton 81 July.
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'rsNfi ifiNiiTa if NEfN'iNfittl
Summary stolen bases llunging
60 Sacrifice hits itlrcncr. workout,
apicr noun,e plays. Murphy 10
pahiuan. Az ~ STOW 30 kinff. brown
20 Harris 20 lahlmnn Struck ont by
Jacobus a. by Napier g. l3a6e8 on balls,
OF Jacobns I, on Napier iimc 1t.
jmrlft. Blackburn
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


WANlIINITUN IulN 7--f IlulIN
iMncnol hits qu lolnaon TODAY or +
second G'raight viriois uycg WaHhing
Ion, ~ d. Thc score.
Rn r.
So Louis .... Oh 700 COL 5
Washington 900 900 0N0 o
i3ottefiesi SOthofon md Nanfina
ktri Johnson aid plelnieh.
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anlhnrlref hi .nnnunca

Tho Cailfr 81 authorized so s.sncuncc
BES ~ la1E OF Btnqpote. rs a can
didtto fur commissioner ~ precinct
number two subject 10 the action -
voters .n tho primary election u
july a.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE


ST LOUIS, July nrookltn and
Ai Louis divided today'g double head
-, So Louis taking the first game 3
80 2 and tlruolSlyn Tho second in 30
iunlnrs. 2 to l. The scores
- o.lyn 100 100 oso 2 . Z
.ohs - 600 0t9 ok . .
lttcrifs. Ntafuuard and O. Miilof;
'nrhnti and GongnlrH.
second Gamo u IT q
Brooklyn o0i geo 00p 40 o
ST. Louis - 009 100 600 10 Z
isancriea Robertson ard = Miiior:
Nny and Gonzales.
Cubs Win From oian,s.
CHICAGO. jay Chicago Conogn
fruttd iheiI atinck ln ine third inning
todsy enc took a commanding lead on
New iurf ana WON their SECOND
airaig,' game, 20 J. The scole;
Now Yorl, .... oi0 coo 600 + /
t'fi~aFo ....-......... o15 900 ok q - ;
ifat.erlc4. Periiit Anderson uu1
;er'1en porgioqe nnd khifer-
Beds AID PhHllas Each TAKE a Game.
'lNlNt Nil. 4ulg ~ Philadelphia
iaA tinel-.4att Lfule even in q doaniD
tndof today The locals winning thc
fri nnmo 3 10 2 and the visitors Inc
eeona ~ g. Tho score;
rhi aolrhla - 900 ioi 900 =
Cincinnati ..-...... Oi0 00s 0Ix 6 o.
Batteries itogg and rns, i,ins
aud Wingo.
Second ynmc- r TIE
Cincinnati Hau Nll tf0 g b o
Batteries prendsre wet IN,
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,nas ewing from b. 1Is eaiiana u
milk ref d4y Can 1904 leopard or
phonf 5ss 81
|
~ foi it5.np. Hataain iet t4ia
wees. nd Cathes's store tAi tnti
Hrfr street
-------a--.-- -------. '--.-
SCREEN WIRE We have a ntB"
lar. in all Widths and fresh brigft
stock. south Texas Lumber 60, =
IhDno es5. If2
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For safe
.lf. 1850. ltiifUtr Nrt Perfection sinrr
fft sn. 4If f,sn BURNER Dn Stoves. $3.50
uu.h s rrai sf0.,. IHfe4u
Fpf SALE Used Dodge eir. $500
would NlueIief liFD HiuON 800 Niff
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