Carpet Curtain Rug Department Specials for Wednesday
Advertises extensive carpet curtain and rug sale with low prices on new matings linoleums and oil cloths. Features Nottingham Lace Curtains Fish Net Curtains and Brussels and Battenberg lace options with deep discounts across many fabric types and carpet grades including pure wool filling and all wool carpets. Also lists curtain materials Organdies Swiss lace and Turkish handmade scarves priced to move with about 1000 samples at 29 cents each.
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Nottingham
Simpson
Point de Calais
Buffaloes and Hoosiers End Trance in Western League Standings
The Western League standings list Buffalo as top with 1 win and 0 losses, followed by Kansas City, Detroit, Milwaukee, St Paul, Columbus, Minneapolis, and others with varied records. A separate anecdote recalls Billy Shakespeare and Ben Johnson in a tavern game, illustrating luck and superstition amid daily play.
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Buffalo SL Oelggeee
Seabee Coe T
Kansas City
Detroit
Milwaukee
St Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Nalstebnde Heesae
Rare Embroidery Specials On Ladies Wrap Skirts
Read like a mid century sale notice for 100 dozen ladies percale and lawn wrap skirts in blacks blues grays and fan cies with 644 yard skirts and separate waist linings all seams finished trimmed in braid regular 1.25 wrapper offered Wednesday by 980 et al.
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Reise
Pedbe Ee Des Estes Assee
Indianapolis Upsets Columbus in High-Scoring Baseball Bout
The Indianapolis club, previously the underdog, toppled Columbus 28 to 16 behind Newton and Jones. Key hits included three-base hits by Kahoe Allen and Stewart, with Fleming Flynn Kahoe McFarland and Te-beau among the notable run producers. The crowd of about 800 witnessed a barnburner as Waddell pitched late for Columbus.
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Mermaid Tavern
Bill
Johnson
Indianpolis Club
George Tebeau
Buckeyes
Buffalos
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Pusson
Newton
Bumpus Jones
Isaac Newton
Jones
Chicago
Tebeau
Rube Waddell
Rube
A.B.R. H. O. A. FE Fieming
Stewart
McFarland
Motz
Aco J & Jt
Kahoe
Oo Flynn
Allen
Vtec
O Hickey
Columbus
Builer
Zietz
Sullivan
Fleming
Flynn
Spierbauer
Butler
Waddell
Hickey
Aten
Tleming
Gillen
Sheridan
Saints Bat Reidy Hard In Milwaukee Win
The Saints defeated St. Paul as Reidy was hit hard. Milwaukee scored 6 runs on 10 hits while St. Paul managed 4 on 7. Batteries Reidy and Speer pitched for Milwaukee with Fricken and Spies catching.
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Milwaukawe
Saints
Reidy
R. H. EL Milwaukee
St. Paul
Reidys
Speer
Fricken
Spies
Friend Wins Again In Scoring Inning
In Kansas City on May 2 Bandelin allowed one bad inning yet still secured victory as Buoti scored and Be crossed home plate, highlighting persistent offense.
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Kansas City
Bandelin
P. It
Etehe
Batteries Duo and Trio Face Intercity Matchups
Louisville teams Batteries Hughes and Zimmer play Batteries Dowling and Kittridge in the second game against Cleveland. Key players include Sudheff, Cunningham, Powers, Hills, and Bugden as storied rivals collide in a busy schedule full of intercity battles.
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Louisville
Hughey
Sudheff
Zimmer
Kittridge
Cunningham
Powers
BR. H
Cleveland
Dowling and Kittridge
Hiiland Bugden
Brilliant Boston Shutout Delights Baltimore Fans
In Baltimore on May 2 the game stood out as the season's finest. Boston was shut out on Monday, leaving the scoreless result in the record book.
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Baltimore
Boston
Five Hundred Fans See Cleveland Open Season
Cleveland opened the season before a crowd of about five hundred on May 2 as the team hosted its first game. The sparse turnout contrasted with expected fanfare as the opener highlighted the club's early play and local interest.
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Cleveland
New York and Philadelphia Tie After Ten Innings Collision
New York and Philadelphia battled to a standstill as Davis was knocked out in a collision with O Brien in ten innings. Score 2 to 2.
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New York
Philadelphia
Entrusted Governance Keeps Steady Management of Heirs
The passage emphasizes consistent oversight by seasoned officers and staff, ensuring delegated work is not given to untested personnel. It asserts impartial trust management, assuring heirs that favoritism will not occur and governance remains steady.
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