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4 THE MANSFIELD NEWS, APRIL 15, 1899 INTER-STATE LEAGUE SCHEDULE, 1899. "THE OLD RELIABLE." America! Greatest Medicine At At Grand Rapids. I'ort Wayne. At At At At At Youngstown. Mansfield.

Wheeling. Toledo. Daytou. Summer and dm May 21, 22, May 7, 25, June ll 26, x27 July 10, 1J. July 16, 17, 18 12, '30 Aug.

16, 17, 18 Aug. x19, 20 May lC IS, x20 May 14, 15, 4, 6, xO (June 11 Hi. 17 26, 27. 28 j.Iuly9, 10, I July 20. 21.

10, 11. 11,12 x22, 11, Aug. xl9, 20 Aug. 6, 6 May 21. 23 24, 28 May 7, IS, Jiily 2, 20, 21, 20 x22, IJuly II.

I Aug. 13 Aug. 14, 15, 8, 9, 10 4, 4, 5 9, 9 23, 23 1, 2, 3 29, 30 xl 24, 25, 26, x26 16 M4, 15, May 25, 26. I I I 16. .17 x27.

28 May 21, 22, 23 May 18, 19, x20' July 14, xlo June 4 Jily 9, 10, i July 20, 21, Aiis- '6 July 1fi. 17, IS, 11,. 12 x22, 23 Sept. 4, 4. 10 Sep.

Aug.13j Aug. 18, xl9.20 Aug. 15, lfi, 17 In this department, as well as every other, you will find new and complete stocks. Every quality in Ladies', Gentlemen and Children's Separate Under-Garments, Union Suits and Hosiery, and in all the new styles. Light-Weight and lis.

There is no end to the variety of Stylish Tailor-made Suits and Separate Skirts. A lot of new arrivals in fine Suits and Si orinfif Jackets. CHANCE. of WLdl HiisierYo Fine Summer WashGoots. We have not said a word about our strength in this direction, but a prettier, larger and stronger line was never brought to this city.

We ask you to give us a look and we will convince you. I I 5, 6, 7 jMa.v 30, 30, 3. 4, x5, 5 jJune 22, 23, 1, x2, 2 Aug. 27 3ept. 17.

18. 8, 9, May 4, 5. xfi xlO, 10 jjune 18 24. 25, 2 July 4, 4, 5 28, 29, 30 Aug. 24, 25, x2(i I I 12, 13, 14 May 11, 12, x13 Muy 1, 2, 3 27.

jjune 4, 26, 27 19, 20. x29, 29 July 30 21, 25 11, 12, 13 Sept. 3, 14, 10, April 30 Sept. 10 15, 16, x17 May 1, 2, 3 June 29, 30 May 11. 12.

x13 1,2 July xl June 26, 27. 28 7,8, x9 Aug. 21, 22, 23 Aug. 7, 8, 8, 9 COURT HOUSE CULLINCS COMMON PLEAS COURT. New Cases: 7980.

Charles II. Snyder et trustees of the United Presbyterian church at Mansfield, O. Ex parte. H. P.

Paris) for petitioners. 7981. George Hepselden vs. George J. Hoffman.

Equity relief. H. T. Manner for plaintiff. Wesley McLaughlin rs.

E. L. Dawson and Florence Dawson. Injunction and equity relief. Mansfield Long for plaintiff.

RECORDER'S OFFICE. Transfers: Emily D. Smith et to Caroline II. Knofllock. Power of attorney.

Frank M. Hill to Frank L. Smith, lot 818 Shelby, $1,100. Polly J. Clark et to Catharine Sipc.

72 acres Jackson $3,400. United States to Samuel Gloyd, ICO acres Plymouth tp. When Traveling Whether on pleasure bent or business, take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, an It acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and other forms of sickness. For sale In 50 cent bottles by all leading drug-Cists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.

only. Insure with John Third street The News want times for 25 cents. H. Todd. East column, 3 lines 3 31 H.

REED CO. I PHONE 112. fa Hood'g Sarsaparilla, because it was origi nated i and is til ix pre pared byc tent, eipe rienced and a a pharmacist! from the betty known alterative, diuretic. anti-bilioug remediei and stomvach tonics, by lacom bin ation. nronor 4 il tion and process un known to other reme iliei and giving tvX Hood's Sar- reapnlla meX rit peculiar to itself.

It has a record of cures unequal! ed in the history of niedi cine. It has ac Xcom shed many marxvei- cure ther failed, and even when cure seemed Jnipos- Bible, ar really was impossi- tie other medicine than -'Hood 'a Sarsaparilla. has effected wonderful cures of icrofula, salt psoriasis, blood poisonine, boils. pimples, rheuraatism, ca-' tarrh and other troubles originat ing in or proraot 1 by impure state or low coiiditionVbf the blood. Ithas cured a ndayof cases of dyspcpV eia, in d'B-Sjr etion, nervous dyspepsia, gastritis, catarrh in the Jf stomach and other kindred troubles.

It has given nerve, brain and mental strength in cases of nervous prostration and nervous debility, cured that tired feeling and loss of appetite. California Excursions PERSONALLY OONDUOIEO. LEAVE CHICAGO KVERY WEDNESDAY Burlington Rout to Denver, thenca via Denver and lilo Grande Ry. (The scenic lina of the world). artlea travel in Pullman tourist sleeping cars fitted with every convenience, which go thriuxh to California and are in charge of epectaJ agents of long experience.

For particulars address T. A. GKADY, Excursion a i t). fi. Ill Clark BU, Cblcaco.

HL t-m Wall Paper. if you anticipate papering this spring do not miss this chance, as it la not likely such prices will be offered you again this season. New White Back Papers, Good Styles 2c per roll. Better Styles and Quality 5 and Gc Quality it l4n iifr mil. Good Gilt Papers Greatly rertue- ed In price from Go upward.

Dress Goods. 1 Ixit of Good, Fine, All-Wool Dress Goods in Blue, Green, Brown, or Black Mixed. Would be cheap at 30c; reduction price 15c. You will also find sonic exceptional good values in better goods, liolh In Blacks and Colors. Silks.

We have marked our Silks so low that it is now cheaper to buy them, rather than STEAL them. 19-inch Black Pongee Silk, line for Summer Waists 19-lneh Black Satin Duchesa (all 2 Silk) 27-inch Black Satin Duchess (all Jg Silk) C9c. Fancy Taffetas for Waists and Trimmings in the Latest JJ Checks and Stripes COc and 89c. Remember these prices are for ten days only. Interesting prices In every de- partment, among them being 1 Lot 26-inch Curtain Screen Stfcperyd.

64-lnch Red Table Damask, Fast Colors and Good Quality 12c. I A. C. LANTZ 13 E. Fourth St.

2 I I 23 May U4, 15, 16, May 18, 19. 2: 17, "28 July 20, x22. July '9, 14, 22, 23 xl5, 15 Aug. 13, 14, 15 Aug. 6 May 25, 26, May 21.

23. 24 x27, 28 I June 4 July 13. 14, July 2. 16, 15, xl5 I 17,18 Aug. 16, 17 Aug.

13. 14 May 14, 15, May 26, x27 lfi. 17 Jun 30 July 16, 16 i Aug. 3, 4, x5, xU 17, 18 x19, 20 Aug. 6, 6 Sept.

10 I 1 I June 1, 2, x3 May 8, 9, 10 x24July C. 7, x8 June 19, 20, Aug. 7, 8, 8, 9 21, 25 19 Aug. 10, 11, xl2 May f. 9, 19 June 1, 2, x3 June 29, 30 July 7, xS July xl, 2 Sept.

14, 15 Aug, 21, 22, 23 xlfi, 16 I May 4, 5 June 18. 22, 23 I x24. 24 (July 4, 4, 5 May xfi, 7 29. 30. 30 Aug.

21,, 25, I x2fi, '27 I Sept. 17 I Grammar by Wire. A recent discussion at a dinner table whether "gotten" or "got" were the preferable participle, received a practical solution, at least for the telegraphic service, from the experience related of a college professor who preferred "gotten." He had telegraphed to his wife, "Have gotten tickets for the opera tonight; meet me there." The telegraph operator rendered this into "Have got ten tickets, etc." Mrs. Professor wa3 delighted with the opportunity of entertaining her friends, and accordingly made up a party of eight besides herself, whose greetings to the professor at the rendezvous were probably more cordial than his feelings until matters were explained. He now makes an exception to his customary use of "gotten." London Chronicle.

Lingering La Grippe Coogb Cored. Mr. G. Vacher, 157 Osgood Chicago. My wife had a severe case of La Grippe three years ago and it left her with a very bad cough.

She tried a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and it gave immediate relief. A 50 cent bottle cured her cough entirely. Now we are never without a bottle of this wonderful Cough Medicine In the house. 25 and 50c. Caldwell Bloor, M.

V. B. Finfrock and B. F. Carter.

For Sale. A very desirable house on West Bloom street and two lots for sale on very reasonable terms. I. S. DONNELL, Executor.

SPECIAL it FEATURES ROSAIRE and ELLIOTT, Comedy Acrobats. THE ALTHEA TWINS, chanfant palpitations. MONARCH FOUR, comedians and singers. The Limit in MECHANICAL EFFECTS Absolutely New and Original, und Muver ttoen Bufore. The MARVELOUS MILL THE W0RDERFULROTATIK6 ROOMS Tha Catapeitic too numerous to piirtloularlu.

Marvelous Electiic Ballet! The most beautiful dtuplKy ever Bn on tha staije, the dnutwrt being covared lijr mvrlnds of lights that vnarkle la nil vni'leilm of colors, fiirmlnir Klre Kly. Kalllnc Htara and Hainbow IClTects. OF SONGS CATCHIEST OF MUSIC I At CLUBS. New Castle. Mew Castle I- I May 8.

9, 10 Youngstown IJuly 4, 4, 5 lAug. 21, 22, 23,23 jjune 1. 2, x3 22, 23, x24 iSept. 14, 15, I 16, xl6 June 19, 20, 21 July 6, 7, 8, xS ISept. 18, 19, 20 IJune 15, 16, xl7 Toledo IJuly 27, 28, x29, 29 Aug.

28, 29, 30 June 12, 13, 14 (Aug. 3, 4, x5, 5 Sept. 11, 12, 13 Dayton. I I June 8, 9, XlO (July 31 (Aug. 1.

2 jSept. 6, 7, 8, X9j Grand Itaplds. IJune 5, 6, 7 Fort July 24, 25, 2fi Aug. 31 ISept. 1, X2, 4 SUNDAY.

xSATURDAY. BASE BALL GOSSIP. A Fw IUmi Gatbarat Which Will ba of InWrwit to Law of rha Gan.a MANSFIELD'S HOME GAMES. For the benefit of the local base ball patrons the following dated are given for the games to be played on the home grounds In the order in which they oeeur: Miiy--Youngstown 1, 2, New Castle 4, 5," Wheeling 11. 12, 13; Wheeling 30, 30, 31.

Total 12. June Dayton 5, 6, Toledo 8, 9, 10; Fort Wayne 12, 13, 14; Grand Rapids 15. 16, 17, 17; New Castle 26, 27, 28; Youngstown 29, 30. Total 18. July Youngstown Fort Wayne 11, 11.

12, 13; Grand Rapids 25. 3. 26 Dayton 27, 28. 29; Toledo 31. Total 12 August Toledo 1, Wheeling 7, 8 New Castle 10, 11, 11, 12; Wheeling 21 22; Youngstown 24, 25, 26, 26; Grand Rapids 29, 29, 30.

Total 17. September Dayton 1, 2, Toledo 6, 7, 8, Fort Wayne 11, 12, 13. Total 10. It will be observed from the forego ing that Mansfield plays the opening game of the season on the local grounds with Youngstown May 1. The Memorial day game Is played here with Wheeling and the Labor Day game here with Dayton, but July Mansfield plays at Wheeling.

At a meeting of the local base ball directors and Manager Lowney the business affairs of the season were mapped out. Steve Ward was made business manager, and he will also be ticket seller at the park this season. Manager Lowney and a number of the players are at the ball park this afternoon In practice. Pitchers Irwin and Kostal and Jack Law, of the Mansfield team arrived In the Hty this morning In good form for the base ball season. There will be a little bafie ball in this city before, the opening of the league season.

The Terre Haute, team will be here to play the local Interstate team April 19, 20 and 21. Base ball managers will have to pay V' a dozen more for balls this reason as the edict has gone out from the Spaulding that the balls shall not be sold for less than $1.25 each, or 15 a dozen. Last year they were had for $12 a dozen. "Yes, everybody In the Interstate league thinks well of Bud Lally," Raid Manager Torreyson yesterday. The players and managers In the Interstate think he the best umpire In the country.

No one In the circuit has a word of complaint against him except some of the rooters In different towns who want the home clubs to get the bent of It. Lally Is not a home umpire. He gives his decisions Just as he sees them. He don't care anything about the home club. Managers and players know this and they like to meet him on the road.

I hope Bud will be on our staff this reason." Cincinnati Kn-qulrer. John Roach, the left-handed twirler from Renova, Joined the Youngstown base ball clijb Thursday. Roach played last season for the champion Peoria (111.) team. Manager Truby, of Youngstown, has a chance to get J. Wadsworth, of Wellington.

O. Wadsworth played a few treasons ago with Louisville and Buffalo and last year was with St. Joe and Omaha. Truby has wired terras. j.

in an Ah Ah the He dc to the and It, old Dr. of less ly (May May 11, 12. xl3May 4, 5. x6 June May 30, 30, 31 June 2. 27, 28 July Aug.

7, 8, 8, 9 Aug. 10, 11, Aug. 11, xl2 1, 2, 3 June 29, 30 May July xl June Aug. 24, 25, Aug. x26, 26 j' June 19, 20, 21 jMay July 6, 7, x8, 8 jjtily Sept.

18, 19, 20 Aug. (June 1, 2, x3 May 11, 12, xl3 June 22, 23. x24May 30, 30, 31 Sept. 14. 15.

Aug. 7, 8, 16, xl6 21,22 I I June 12, 13, 14 June 8, 9. xlO jjune (July 24, 25, July 31 Aug. 26,26 Aug. 1, 2 Sept.

Sept. 11, 12, 13 Sept. 6, 7, 8, x9 June 15, 16, xl7June 5. fi, 7 June (July 31 July 27, 28, x29 Aug, 1, 2 Aug. 31 July Sept.

6, 7, 8, x9Sept. 1, x2, 4 Aug. I I June 6, fi, 7 Junp 15, 16, June Aug. 3. 4, x5, 5 xl7, 17 July Sept.

1, x2, 4 25, 25, 20 Aug. 29, 29, 30 Sept. June 8, 9, XlO 12, 13, 14 July 27, 28. 11. (July x29.

29 12,13 Aug. Aug. 29, 29. 30 (Sept. 11, 12, 13 Sept.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. I.niillllr, thiragn, 1.1. AT l.OriSVIIJ.K- U.H.E. Louisville I 0 0 (t 0 1 8 7 Chicago 1 4 I 1 3 2 1 O-IS 10 llmierle Cuiinluitliiim and Klttililgp, Griffith uuil HoBauur. t'mplrfs linriif lid Warlier.

Philadelphia, Washington, 8. AT rHIl.ADKI.PHIA- It. II. K. Phllndl)lil 0 .1 2 1 0 i Wainlngtvu ..02 00 1 1 1 0 0 8'1 Bottcrtra 1'tatt and McFurluud: Kllleu and ML'Uulra.

tjmplret Hunt sod Con-nolly, PLEA FOR HIS DOG. An A gad Negro' Pop' Ufa Saved by ni Tearful Pal it Ion. A. Buchanan an aged 'iiegro, was'ar-rcstcd yesterday for harboring a cross dog. He stood trembling before Judge Burn hum this morning pleading for the life of his pet, which he hugged to him tenderly.

The dog, on ugly look ing cur, too old seemingly to bite, glar ed fiercely at the judge and the officers of bin court, but rubbed its head against Its master's hand as he plead ed for Its life. "Mars Jedge," said the negro, 'A'h's been a slave, mars' judge, 'way back Carolina, In de old days, an' Ah was sold down de rlbber many times. De gran mudder of ills dog went wiv me ebery time. Ah's raised dis ycre pup's mudder an' Ah's raised dis yere dog, jes' like a child, jedge, jes' like a child. Ah cain't lose de dog now, Jedge; planse doan fake him away from me." He stopped, drew a handkerchief from nis pocket and wiped a tear from his wrinkled cheek.

"Oh, mars' jedge," he went on, "Ah's ole nigger. Ah doan know how ole is. but Ah's raised dis dog an' his mudder an' gnui'mudder, ebber since can remember, an' Ah cain't lose him now." His voice sank into a low wail and dog licked his hand tenderly. 'Ah ain't got long to lib, jedge, and Ah'm waitin' ebery day fob de angel to come knockln' at de Cain't Ah have my dog until de angel comes jes' till de angel comes, mars' Jedge? won't blto nolmdy will you, Lin coln? Man wire an all i eiiuiun am gone, jedge. Lincum is nil Ah got in worl.

Cain't Ah hnb him, Jedge, cnln't Ah hab him?" Buchanan's hand trembled as he held to the railing and looked plead ingly into the face of the Judge. "Why, of course you can have him," said the magistrate. "But be careful keep him chained, Buchanan." "Bress you, honey, bress you," said old negro fervently, and the court room crowd respectfully mnde path way for him to the door. Kansas City Star. Or.

Bull' Cough Syrop la the Safeat surest cure for those dangerous affections of the little ones croup, whooping cough and measle-cough. Physicians prescribe It, children like and doses are small. Price 25c U. We are told that there was onee an lady who lived In a shoe and, strange to say, she didn't consider It ny too large. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used! King's New Life Pills.

Thousands sufferers have proved their match merit for Sick and Nervous Head aches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents.

Money back if not cured. Sold Caldwell Bloor. Druggists. 31 A ill Move Monday! TOMORROW IS YOUR LAST Having a large siock DISHES, LAMPS, REMNANTS, CARPETS TONIGHT 1 OP5gft8B TONIGHT! THE SEASON'S GREATEST NOVELTY! Chas. H.

Yale's Mechanical, Trick, Laughter-Making Surprise, On hand, tomorrow they will go at prices that come within the reach of all. Do not fail to take advantage of this excellent opportunity to g-et these goods at manufacturers' prices. THE EVIL BYE MsrV OP MD as 0E NOD TUB authoh.hidnky Lea-Baldwin 33-35 Park Avenue A Pocullar, Quaint and Marvelous Rpoetuclii, inaugurating it Now Km In Stagn IMVclinn-lam, miilMKl) lin ih .1 oiliest Korm of KniHrtalnnii.nt. irami'd and punc-tuttum wllh mh-Ii unique and (Hiicirul lurroundliiKi and ft lnvlHlily omlKtlllMiiid by HrllllHiit HpmiiIv and niiTlliiUUIDUkB lb iMUUB BUrOlM 111 U1M I II llltlll it WOUU. Furniture Co.

West Open Evenings. Ladies' French Silket I On Wednesday ornin We will place on sale 50 vXatf3.00 $9 0(1 PflRll 1 This is for the balance of lfcilUU UUUIIl this week, or if the lot is closed out before Satur- day, the sale closes. 50, no more, at $2.00 each. Keep an eye on our space, it will make interesting reading inese aays. 1 a 1 WHIRLWIND OF MIRTH I SWEETEST lmmente Company of Artist AorobBts, PftMmimiu, Oliorlitera, M.

H. MONHEIMER. ftnt-rtaiLer, uorjpnun ana imueriim. Production A Presentation Elaborate and Complete I cue, u.oo. Advance sale Mucklen's dins store, 7:30 p.

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