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credit for most o f it. II«* e arly eon
celve:l the lim*s along wh ieh Hueeess
Omlcr tin* n»*w rules would result and
drilled h. iii i in m rd iu g ly . T h e y rose
to their g l o a t e d height in tin* g a m e in
w h ich they defeat«*«! tin* team o f the
U n iv e rsit y o f Minnesota.
<«»:«« It Itill H o lie r o l
l ( « ‘ ulliN«*h \\ NM B«‘ Ml K a l l o n a l P l t e l i e r .
K d w u n l F. ileiilhach of C hic a go
m a d e the best r«,«*or«l o f the pitchers
o f th«* National le ag ue for the aeason
o f ltKMt, according to the figure* giv en
o u t by John Ih»y«ll«*r, s e c re ta ry to
l*r«kMid(Mit Pulliam <>f tin* l«*ngue. Ileul
ba«*li won nineteen gam«*s, lost fou r
and tied one, giv in g to him a w in nin g
a v e r a g e o f .Slid Six o f Reulbuch’s v i c
to rie s wer«* shut outs
P«*uibaeh’s team
mute, ••Three ring«*iv«r B row n , Is se<*
ond OH tin* list, with tw en ty -six vie
torles and six «h i«*ats. an a v e r a g e o f
. 813 .
Brow ii whitewashed his oppo
neilts nine times, which whs the high
w a t e r mark for si*or«*l«*ss p erform an ces
«luring the k «* smoii .
“ Iron Man” McUInnlty. w h o Is sixth
on tin* list, leads \«*w Yo rk National
box iu « mi . McUinnity appeared In forty-
tiv«* games, tin* hugest num ber that
a n y pitcher took purt In. H e landed
tw «*nly s«*\« mi \ h*t«)ri«*s ami w a s b«»aten
t w e l v e times, givin g to him a w in
nln g reeonl of db'J. T a y lo r o f New
Y o rk stall.Is eighth with s«»vente«*n vie
torles ami nin«* «l**f«*ats an a v e ra g e o f
.(IT) 4 , and Mathewson is ninth, with
t\v«*nty t\v«> games w • *n and tw e lv e
lost, a record <»f dIT
$ 1 0 0 Reward . $ 1 0 0 .
T h e iviMl.-rs <»i thin |i«|)er will he
p l e a s e d i<* le a r n th at t h e r e i* a t
leant «»lit» «Innd** I i l l a e a w th a t neleiiee
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L’ l, M e e t i n g s 1 st. drd. a n d òtti. F ri- !
d a y o f e v e r y m onth ,
E t t a B a k e r , N. G .
K a t i e B . V e s t i t i , Kee.
R O Y A L N E IG H B O R S
Meet 2 nd
a n d Ith W e d n e s d a y o f e a c h m o n t h . '
M as M ara * B a k e r . O r a c i . e .
M r s . ('. W . W a e i . a c e , Kec.
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M ee ts e v e r y F r i d a y e v e n i n g .
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( ’. W . W a e i . ai k . Sec.
M B . A . — M od ern
B rotherhood of
A m e r ic a . Meet th e 2 d and 1 th T u e s
d a y o f each m o n t h a t l . o . o . F . H a ll.
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S a I u n l a y nf e ac h m o n t h.
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C a r r off Tri»«l#*r l > e t .
B utter, c o o k i n g
Butter, c r e a m e r y , 11 »
B u t t e r fat
Iiggs
C h ick e n s
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O n io n s, c w t .
A p p les , b u s h e l , according: to
quality
C h i t t c m b a r k , o ld
H id e s, gr e e n
Sa lt hides, «try
Potatoes
Cabbage, c w t
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THOM PSON
W e a th e r.
H o s e b e n « .r e n t e s « Y Y e la U l t o r r l e r .
W v i i* g.» «»ut o f «11*■ »rs itiiiiKHllntety
nft«»r bn thin g tin» fa«*«» In hot wate r. 1 W hile Uoseli-n «1 i«! not I,., o an op
Tep id watt» I* i** i*«*tt«»r for I with face portunltT o f pr. \ in- that ! is a bet
ter horse than « a s tie
S alvat or,
an«I lintids during cold w«»athcr.
he has dem o n str ated pretty c lea rly
th at he Is the best Weight p acker o f
I ’ «»r I * I r «> « . i l l I 'r n m en .
r u t n gill o f u;ood viney;ur Into tt pint the age. Tn all his ra. es last season
o f «*«*!«! w a t e r nn«l t«ru>ti o v t f th e lie carrie d from l. ’U to 15a pounds
fnirii«» w ith a soft brush. I»*» a s n a i l and «lid so in su,-h . Ie\er m.inner us
to ma ke a show o f tl e sprintef» to
piece ut a tiwie
whlc k he r r . opposed.
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ton
$26.00
Oats, b u s h e l
40c
C O I TA TE G R O V r
Bran, ton
$20.00
O R K Q O N
Clean w h e a t chop , ton
$26.00
O a t s atnl ve tch c h o p p e d , ton $23.00
M ixed, ton
$24.0 0
S h o r ts, ton
$25.00
F lo u r , valley, c w t
$ 1 .9 0
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F l o u r (h ard w h e a t , c w t
$2 50
Rolled b a r le y , p er 751 b sack
$ 1.0 5 B a te s | h t « l a y ......... ............................$ 1.00
e o k .......... $ 1.50
R o lled b a r l e y , s t a n d a r d , sack $ 1 .0 0 Boom ami bo.-ir-l. per
H ay, baled, ton
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pnri'.l w it h HattII or N.-l >n,” said
( 'Ii.nupion I.lirlitwivL'Iit .1 • ( h i m ro
ccntly. ‘ •The tw o tl 17 1 1 1 not t all alike.
H e rm a n Is more o f a box. 1 tlmu Nel
son and. In m y opinion, ..11,not didiver
ns stilT a ptiu.-h and r.,,M\o as nmvli
punlatimeut a s l ’. attllmt
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d o not think the liu'lit«
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Kast Bound
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Subjoin to ctmnge without notice.
All outward freight forwarded only at the
Joint nuk oi ehinner and con*ign»*e
Stage leaves Nvlldwoo«! aftt r tlie arrival
train on Mondays, VVtMint sday.- and Fridays
for Bonila and Orse«*o. ({(‘turning on 'Cues-
ays, Thursdays and Salnrdnys
Freight will not be rceeived ;it llu* f>. S. K.
K. K. Depot after - p. m. To lu-un* forward
ing on next train freight must he delivered in
anipl • me to permit ot it being billed .
A. B WOOD. Manager.
Bargain
P O R T L A N D . O R E G O N , U .S .A -
60 Y E A R S'
EXPERIEN CE
tor our
T
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General Blacksm ¡thing
f CAPER»
Beautifully located ■ n Portland Oregon,
offers unsurpassed f.u ililies for thé c u l
ture and education m young women
Special
opportunities in .Music. .Art 1. nm".u-es and Liter
ature. Well equipiied Fin
....... d t'lit mical Lab
oratories. Ilerharium and Mim ra! Cabinet. The
largest and oldest Ladies’ Seminary in the Pacific
Northwest, it enjoys a natit i .1 reputation for im
parting tlie best physi' al. m- ¡dal and moral train
ing and deve ping t
m anhood
Equipa
socially and (■■ducal naUv for tfie most exalted
station. Confers Ara i-r.ü- ind ( ■ Megiate Degrees
hy State Authority, liderferen. ( with convictions
of "ii Cal :
ded Academy
Is ideally located am . il hill ; scenic advan
tages Social opportun c.
such as are available
in no other city on the ( oast Buddings large and
commodious well li ted ¡ < , " 1 and ventilated,
dormitories and priva'
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supplied with all
modern conveniences.
I !.<• institution is liberal
and progressive witlu "f >a : ■ n « tlie character
and traditions-of a r
d a- l.nocment. Term«
modest. Satisfactory r. . ren< - si. iiuirt d. Write for
announcement hook
1: .»r• • od tuition $180 per
year Addless^ -,tei c ui'«-i r.St M arys Academy
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Ivilli«* tli«»m at night and In Hi«» morn I g i v e m e a R ood b a t t le a s 1 >ng a s lie
flnjr wi t h warm wnt«»r to which n tea-1 lasts, but I e\|>eet to defeat him «vitli
I ’l.-n It will
Hpoonful o f luiLing »«win has l»«»«»n add i out the Isiut c o in it f a r
ed Aft«»r\vard m b them wi t h nl«*oho!. | «s’ hack to the show hu- m - s s ncnln
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11 1 tl-sires—a perfect complexion.
11 i 1 ring 1 that soft, smooth, fresh,
I ir tint to tlie cheek that denotes
>-«--. 1 thfulnes.^. It will bring beauty
;.» those who lack it; it will retain
it for those who already possess it;
it will enable you to successfully
combat thi ravages of weather and
lime. Don't doubt—don’t argue. Just
try Robertlne. Your druggist will
give you a free sample. All drug-
gi^ts keep Robertlne.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
EMBALWER
For Benefit of Farmers l
and Merchants
( ol ( a g e ( I r o v e t 'h a p ie r .No
Meetings held o n 3 d a n d iti. Fri-
da.) nf c ich m o n th .
MRs. B o s k n in no. W. M
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M e e t s 1 st. a n d :ird T u e s d a y in e a c h
(R e tail prices a re q u o t e d )
m o n t h in W . (>, W . Hull.
F i . o r a . 1 . Mu,I. e h . C le rk . W h e a t , bu s h e l
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F o r e s te r s of A m e r ic a
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PRO DUCK.
M ee ts e v e r y T h u r s d a y n ig h t.
(P r ic e s q u o t e d a re w h o l e s a l e .)
O. H. V e a t c i i , C om .
li. K . B knnih , C a n t e r .
Blitter, c o u n t r y
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Meet e v e r y S a t u r d a y n i g h t .
G e o . C o m e r , N. C .
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M e e t s e v e r y W e d n e s d a y nig ht
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rUNERAL DIRECTOR .mil LICENSED
EMBAIMER
»lis«‘ As«\
tre a tm e n t.
la t a k e n in t e r v i-
of
121
I 'r i i i c e t o n .
Tin* sueee
of tin* football season
at I’iiin<*l'ni wa s due entirely to the
brilliant, con u a u t and 1»« rs evering work
o f I lead I'n.i' li m il Hop» !*, ISMH), All
through tin* •«! on Ii** called to his aid
assistant coa«ln* and in liis selection
manifest ed excellent .judgment.
It w a s his advice that br ought T r a i n
er Val Flood to Princeton, and In* lias
proved him .-elf tin* hast and handiest
train er a hig fool hall team could de
sire. l i e has hi , n in Prln.cetoil only
sim »* the d e p l i o f T ra in e r J a c k Pol»
bison Iasi spring, hut he lias become
exceed in gly v eil |il:< d.
II«* w a s for
morl.v with a prominent N e w York
ath le tic «‘Inh
II«* w a s given full sn.v
in regard to tin* time men wen* allowed
on tin* Held «an li «lay. and it was due
t«> him «*ii11 r«*l,\ that l>riuceton w a s
nhi«* to «*nfer tin Yal«* gam e with her
p la ye r s in sin*li prhm* condition.
With tin* injured men, too, In* work
«•«I hard ami long, and not a man was
allowed in the gain«* too soon nor w a s
In* ov«*ruoik« d
It .p«»r and Flood jib e
w«‘ll, and on this a««*<»iint w a s P rin c e
ton able to put foilh sucli a re m a rk a
ble «*lev«*n
Hill Rop«*r wa s never aiiytliiug won*
derf ul In tin* football line himself, nl
thou gh In* pl.i\«al four v«*ars with
Pr liuadon’s var it\. hut in his coaching
this season In* has shown more football
ta c t and ability than any y o u n g coach
in tin* business.
Itop«»r w a s ably assisted by J a c k
Munn, 11HMI; Pi Idle Holt, 1 NDH, ami (»
ro«‘ , 11MJ2.
n*«|tiires a
pbone:
Office:
O n Jfourtb S t .
IM U U K STIO X .
N o - : j «.-I i 11* lO 'S nf s t r e n g t h , ner-
id a c h e . c o n s i l p a t i o n , had
--r.il didiillty-, s o u r ris in g s ,
M« tinnii a
. sc o p a i » Inirch, K u r . i**■
-I-
u r l i o f 1 he to rn a r li a r e a ll
|.r. !.. iViitt.v. C a s t r
I* reo. ti ini?
i d i c - s t l o n . K o ih d Dyspeptila
I services a t il
a.
in. ■ :<in| 7 ::
in.
Sunday
S ch oo l,
lu
a.
in j< io i • « in di .'lotio n. T h i s new dls-
r- o n - c a t s th e n a t u r a l j u i c e s o f
K p w o r t l i l a ’iiisiie, ll ::!0 |>. in.. ITa.v er
-g< i
i - ih c v e x i s t i n n h e a l t h y
ni’ «dlii'.: 'I'li 11 r«< t ît y evenin'.’ a t 7:40.
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. coinhlM-d w i t h t h e g r e a t e s t
All a r c c o r d i a l l y in v it e li to l»c p r e s e n t
knott 11 to n i * - a n d r e c o n s t r u c t i v e p r o p -
ertic s.
Kodol D yspepsia C ure docs
n o t o n ly c u r e i n d i g e s t i o n a n d d y s -
f i r s t 1 ’ re s b v t e r U n Church, pastor
p- p i.i. hut th e f a m o u s r e m e d y c u r e s
II. C. G ra c e .
M o r n i n g s e r v i c e , 11 , all s t o m a c h t r o u b l e s hy c le a n s i n g ,
I e v e n i n g S, V. p . S . C . lv. 7 p. p u r i f y i n g , w e e t e n i n g a n d s t r e n g t h e n
in.
A ll ht r a n g - rs a n d s o j o u r n e r s i n g t h e iiincoiiH ini-inl>ralies l i n i n g th e
st iinacli.
welcome.
K o d o l D y sp e p sia C u r e a fte r m e a l s is
noi o n ly t h o r o u g h l y r e l i a b l e d i g e s t -
,
1
"pal • I « I r « ! I
St I 'I* e I held •nil hut it c o n t a i n s g r e a t t o n i c and
as
w e ll.
♦ ; tlie seco n d W e d n e s d a y eve n in g ot 11-i - i i n s t r u c t I v e p r o p e r t i e s
fum oir« r e m e d y
c a n h ie s
the
» , cucii n i o n t h a t 7 lin in M c i - liall. T h ,
J I T h e r e will lie services e v e r y fifth s t o m a c h a n d d i g e s t i v e o r g a n s to t h o r
o u g h l y dig e t, a s s i m i l a t e a nd c o n trl-
m on th .
» I S u n d a y of
hn tc to t h e tis s u e a ll o f t h e n o u r i s h
m e n t th a t Is c o n t a i n e d in s u c h f o o d a s
♦
m a y lie e a t e n .
,
C a t h o lic C h u r c h , F a t h e r C . r r o l
K o d o l D v r p e p s in C u r e c l e a r s th e
♦ S e rv ic e s the second S u n d a y 111 « aeh "
a n d make-; s u r e th e j o u r n e y f r o m
. I month.
M ck iic -s In h e a l t h a n d w e a k n e s s to
strength.
If t h e s t o m a c h Is d i s o r
♦
A
C h ris tia n S c i e n c e s e t v i c e s held dere d K o d o l will c u r e it.
A
K 011 ,| 11, s p e p s ia C u r e la y s t h e foiin-
o v e r A l li s o n ’ s Hartier sh o p every
•k'lti 11 lo r he a lth , a n d t h e u p b u i l d i n g
S u n d a y m o rn in g at 11 o ’ clock a n d ol 1 1 u g i h hy c l e a n s i n g , p u r l t i y i n g
a n d s w e e t e n i n g t h e g l a n d s a n d nieni-
W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g a i H o ’ clock.
h r aties of th e s t o m a c h , a n il hy s u p
p l y i n g n a t u r a l j u i c e s n e c e s s a r y to
C h r i s t i a n ( ’lu n ch . I t v
D . F>. perfeet. I n d ig e s t io n , a s s i m i l a t i o n a n d
Olson P a sto r.
S e r v ic e s at 11 in n u t r itio n . K o d o l d i g e s t s w h a t y o u
the m orn in ii anil 7..‘10 in the e ve u - I a t, p r e v e n t c o l i c , c h o l e r a , d i a r r h o e a .
II II X, d .V 'in t e r y a n d s u m m e r c o m
inf!’. Y . P. S. C . K- m e e t i n g at p la in ts -.-i in r a lly , a n d its use will c u r e
J (>: 3 o (). ni, S u n d a y school at l o indi 'e s t im i a n d
c h r o n ic d y s p e p s i a
K o d o l is g o o d a l i k e
♦ o ’ clock,
In te r m e d ia te
E n d e a v o r pi r u m ile n t l y .
! 1 S o c ie ty a t 2:30 a n d Adioir practice lor v--ung a n d o l d . Y o n r d r u g g i s t
S e lls i t .
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