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rur prcuMOND DTSPATCH--FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ~ 1908.

,,n.1,ble adherence to resolution whom adopted,
arcomnanied by conservative caution. were
the characteristics displayed by North csrolina
In boih her colonial and state history; MI
those qualities we're exemplnei In her action on
the day The anniversary OF which you com memo,
rate ifthere be Bny-not probaOiy 70 90 iounu
with you. but possibly elsewhere ahail asa,
a." How then could Sorth Carolina Sohsiseen'ly
enact her ordinance Of secession Va lsol no y,
referred 10 the declaration ~ independence o.
i;fs 10 the Articles OF confederation OF 10
FOR a perpetual union OF the states ana the ~
cessi6n of states from the Union 20 estsD-
ushed. 20 tho treaty OF 1873 recoRnlLing
the iudependence OF the states 'sNe'aliy ans
dIstlncfiysly: 10 the Constitution OF the tnlsu
states. with IT, mrs, ton amendments 20 ,hs
tlmo-nonored resolutions Of 1913 and nv; lna s
from these one nad all he may learn that INC
state having won her Independence % heaey
ssrrirces. had never surrendered y nor nsl
ever atiennted TO delegate tho inaienaolo
rights OF the people. How yaiiautly her sons
horo Themselves IN tho war between me Slsles
mo hats II the killed aud wounded terhiy; she
gave hem a sacrincial Offering on tao atar .,
the liberties their fathers had won ana han Ie.s
ne an inheritance 70 thcir posierity. MAN. hierP
far from tho land OF their nativity. fea.o -
their ashes Honor 20 tholr momory anu '~O
mother who bore them. Faithfully,
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FAYETTEVILLE.
THE CENTENNIAL RATIFICATION OF
THE CONSTITUTION.
4 Presentation OF Flags-Lcttcr from Hon.
jefferson Davls-The Notes OF
tho Day.
rsnocIo, telegram TO tho Dispatcs.l

FAYETTEVILLE. n. c.. November 2l.-To-
dav the centennial anniversary OF the rati-
iication bv North Carolina of the Federal
Constitution was celebrated. Never was n
day more uniavorable IN the morning, as
tho rain fell in torrents for hours. AT day
light a salute Of one hundred guns was
fired. and at noon one Of thirteen. 10 was
necessary on account of the rain 10 omit
the parade, and the exercises had 70 be
held in the afternoon, beginning at :
o'clock. Thousands Of people throngcd
the watcr-soaked streets. The bad weather
greatly rcduccdthe attendance. The skies
Frightened just before ? o'clock and tho
sun shonc ont bravely. The exercises were
held near the City Hal. which stands on
the site Of the Capitol building IN which
fnn convention ratlhed the COnaulutOn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05

WASHINGTON, May 4.--The races OF the
National Jockey Club of Ivy City closed to-
day. The track was in good condition and
hard and firm near the outer rail, but else
where too soft underneath to be favorable to
fast time.
First Raoe-Onc mile. Belle Dor, Iceberg
Consignee. Belle Dor won in 1;46A, and
Iceberg second, Consignce third.
Second Racc-Threo-quarters Of a mile.
sourrc, Rustic, Germanic, Japhet Blanche
Meade S)urire won in 1'l0H, Gcrmanic
second, Japhet third.
Third Reco-IIalf a mile Constellation
Architect, Bowie's Filly, Faustina Urbana,
Major Tom, Century. Constellation won in
0:5OA, Bowie's Filly second Major Tom
third.
Fourth Race-0ne mile and n sixteenth.
Lelogos, Biggonet Boaz Biggonet won,
Boaz second, Lelogos third. No time.
Fifth Rhcc-One mile. Refund, Maai,
Troy, Romp. Romp won In LII, Refund
second, Troy third.
Sixth Race - Stoeplcehase; gentlemen
riders. Shylock, Craftsman, Libcrntor
Guelph, Simville. Smville won, Craftsman
second. All others fell.
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BALL AND BAT.
CLIMBS UP TO SECOND By
DOWNING CHARLESTON.
Birmingham Defeats Chattanooga and
Sends Memphis Up to Fourth Place
The st. Louis Browns Again Showed
Under by Kansas City.

Memphis has no reason to be dissatisfied
with her team, and the puerlle kick from
Chattanooga with reference to the New Or
leans team is worthy Of nothing but con-
tempt. If Southern League cities expect
their teams TO win every game they play
they may as well throw up the sponge and
quit The st. Louis Browns have been win
ming the championship pennant for years,
yet nothing is heard of American Associa-
ton clubs kicking about the salary limit or
offering TO forfeit games aud conceding the
pennant TO the leaders for the time being.
Chattanooga has won half the games she has
played, and is already squealing because
New Orleans Is in the lead. This sort of
thing IL IL continues, will break up
the league in four weeks. II the
Chattanooga team needs strengthening let IL
be strengthened II Memphis has its weak
spots let them be proppcd aud stiflened, but
for decency's sake don't show the white
feather before the season is fairly on. The
Memphis people may be relied on not to
manifest the spirit displayed by Chatta-
noogn, and the Memphis team will struggle
manlully TO win thd pennant although its
standing is now near the bottom. Two or
three victories may put them on top. The
present nine has done better than any team
we ever had by winning 10 per cent. of the
games played away from home. II they
keep up this gait in games away from home
they are likely TO make good race for the
pennant. They begin the season here to-
morrow with New Orleans and should meet
with n rousing reception.
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Important.

] have with me Mr.. II. l.. Cason, who
is an expert in his profession as a practical
optician, and as he cannot remain in the
city longer than Thursday, May o, al
wise those who have defective vision TO
call ut once and secure a perfect fit in
pair Of A. X. Hawkes. celebrated specta-
cles. Mr.. Cason comes highly recon-
mCnded and thoroughly understands his
business. Some OF our most prominent
citizens, who received Mr. Cason's atten.
ton Saturday. express feeling Of Crate
lulncss and satisfaction with the perfect
and soft vision secured. Mr.. Cason is not
q spectacle pcddlor In any sense, but
comes In the Interest OF iirst-cass house,
and | will indorse gny contract made by
him In fitting these lenses.
T. l.. FoHruNE, ISL Main street.
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At LEXINGTON.
The sport In the Biue Grass Country
YESTERDAY.


lrvroToS, Ky, May i.-Thc weather was
warm, the attendance good aud the track
Wa iast
Judgs-G. II. white, Of Chicago. J. r..
Bush aud J. y. Robinson.
firt Eaco--Pursc. Six furlonrs. Start.
crs-outlaw, ITO. foa, Seady A, its, Mnsby:
icllmCll, 100, Warwick. Myorna. iU5, Wug
Ihadfuw, lld -. Little Martha D. 100 r.
Jones, l.ollin lluncy. ns, soden Adiuinnt.
~. Lily. IN he books the odds wrrr2 ~ /
fcllmell. q to outlaw. toll 20 ~ toll the
other. lhadruw won under pull hy two
lengths OUTLAW second. same distance
before Nyofna third Time liOT.
Second hncc-l litrrnsiXtrontlls ~ % mile.
hiAricu, fmgrulUtia 40. Murphy. Cnst
stccl lii. Crater Fat Donovan 10 stoynl.
Masatch 10 lwcman Maid VI Orlcan. iup
IartL In the books the odds were 40 4
Nasaich, . TO Donovan. 4 10 Maid Of Or.
leans, and 10 Flnecolctia. Donovan lnil
back we'll, but camo fast la the stretch with
Maid oi Orleans aud Maatch in close al.
ton lance. In n desperate finish Fat Donoyan
won by a length, Maid 81 Orleans second. A
neck ahead u Wasatch third Timo-i,i5i.'
Third Race-Onc mile aud seventh.
Starters Clay stockton ~, Turil. Prince
fouunatus iu7 Warwick Stuart Tia Frre.
man. Liederkantz iO3 Sioyal. Early Dawn
ii3, y. Jones. Probns los Harris. Rprlus,
90 Lilly. In the books the odds werr 4 to
Clay Stockton. 20 Early Dawn. Ia
Prince fortnnatus o 10 the Others. Stuart
led tbe running but gave way In The strctcl
Ia stockton, who won without effort, tw,
lengths ahead Of LicderkfaniE second. tw,
lengths ahead Of Early Dawn third.
Fourth RAoc-nfccdeu stake inf two year ola,
Eve luflongs Outright iiN J. Lewis Chiu Nusl
son lit, stoyal. Eatrlie %, Mufphy, fiuslia M
Bfitton fAlisade ia Allun. In the books odl
were even ou Outright 4 10 ! flnella, 10 I,tcl,
70 Vfhyton, sto a. ~ 70 the oihcna unoll
Al oucs toet tho lead. aud showed the Hay % IN
tireth BY nvr lengtha, but In Inc last iuflonH on
right camc like Wild IRE and la a last nulsh NO
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Choking Catarrh.

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Gus mncus all can testify who are afflicted with
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KAHN g. FRBIBERG
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Continuation OF Dutch Lu'

Continuation OF Dutch Lullaby.
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Call early, rs we are always crowded.
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FINAL ANNouNcEMRNr.

Prof =. ID. Seward, opucian. win Leave
Memphis Juno 10 Instead of June 90.
Prof Seward is one ofthe most skilliul and
successful Opticians In the United States
Fifteen thousand people Of St. Louis and
over two thousand Of the most prominent
people Of Memphis arc wearing Prof
Stewards Acme Lenses, fitted by him dur
ing the past seven years and will testify TO
their superior quality and benefit. No tcs-
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OF your physician or your neighbor. Prof.
Stewards work speaks for itself. Take adj
vantage Of tho opportunity, call at onco
aud have your eyes properly attended TO.
Office No. 2Sl Main street. over Floyd's
restaurant
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East to tho Mountains and tho Ocean
yia the Pennsylvania Lines.
Atlantic City, Cape May, Long Branch,
and kindred resorts along the coast Of New
Jersey; Cresson and other well known ho-
tells Of the Allegheny Mountains present
peculiar attractions for the wholesome en-
joyment OF a summer outing. The ocean
bathing and the mountain airbring health
and happiness. A folder with an excellent
perspective map showing tho location OF
the mountain and ocean resorts Of the
East and giving brief description thereof
has been issued by the Pennsylvania
Lines aud u copy may DO obtained upon
application TO u. T. Roberts, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, o.
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piau,oad Do,.

ATLANTA and charleston played great
game yesterday,
MnSrHs plays New Orleans today on tho
Crescent city gruunis.
Tnp Southern League Is playing better
ball than any Of The others
1r's rather early IN the season for Chaita.
nooga 10 plead the baby act
Tur 81 Louis Browns aud tho New York
Giants look Ike winners again.
Arm Memphis has PLAYED a few gamc. Al
homo the race will be interesting.
Vtutixo clubs GET a pcrcntarc ~ the rc.
oclps At New Orleans, and the take out ought
10 ~ largo.
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Going to the Naifcsi.

n 10 do no, dare TO go with that old
shabby hat YOU have worn all winter but
go TO Martin Cohen, the halter, No. 2l9
Main street, who will rig YOU up In grand
style nj u triiling cost. ncrbys for young
mon in all shades and qualities 10 suit all,
Childcns nobby stuws In Sailors, Caps,
Boston Dips and lots OF Others too numor-
Gus 10 mention. Gents Dress Hats, Straw
Hats Dcrbys and Stcinon's fine Hats. Re-
member the place OF the old reliable hat.
ter, No. 2l0 Main street.
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st,nn,. B. CrnrI ,ton o.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
ATLANTA. Ga, May i.-Dan Quinn tried
TO make q home run TO Boston ycstcr-
day, but couldn't get farther than first
base, which W. In this case Gainesville
Today be tried again 10 the third, stealing
home. lie earned Atlanla's two first runs
and won the game. His playing was the
main feature Of the game, Charleston put
up good game, but could do but little
with Carey, making only one hit up 10 the
seventh inning. Carey was almost per
fcctly supported and the Atlantis found the
hall often enough to insure victory. Tho
game was a beautiful one, and set the crowd
wild with doligh. good plays ON both sides
being applaudcd.
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rhe Sat. Jnme- U. ,,,r,,.

At mectingnpi the committee from
Memphis 1.odseSb, X. Of H., appointed
for the purpose, the following resolution,
were passed.
Whereas, II has pleased an all-wiso
Providence to remove from our midst our
friend and brother. james r. Clark, there.
fore,
Resolved, That by his death the com.
munity has lost ~ honest and upright
citizen, his family kind husband and
father.
Resolved, That we offer 10 his grief
stricken family our sincere coincidence in
this the hour Of their affection.
JANIS T.. CLARY.
L. HACKETr.
Jas. V. RYAS.
Memphis, Tenn, MAY 4, 1889,
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Summ1ry' Farncd runs-ChnIiHnOOgn 2
Two base hiis-flctchcr. Ticc, Ford and
Litz Double plnys-Allison. Farrell aud
Daley Base on balls-Mills. Cavmaugh
Lewis Tirc, Allison, Iitz. Toohey and Miller.
Struck out--DaileN Fletcher. Litz, Toohey
and Miller. Fused balls--Colgnn /. Wild
pitchc.--pondcfpnis 1. Time OF pnmc--Two
hours aud ten minutes. lmpirc-llillery.
Toohcy out fur battling ont OF order
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Hanhin. Want. Proctor Knott.

NASHVILLE Tenn, May 4,-Rumors of n
great deal in horseflesh gained limited cur
rcncy tonight. These rumors, which bear
the stamp Of accuracy, were TO the effect
that the owners Of the Chicago Stable late
yesterday afternoon increased their bid for
Proctor Knott and displayed great anxiety
TO secure the thrco-ycar old prodigy. The
stable secured an option ON the horse at
$4,000, but whether that option has expired
or not Is not definitely known.
During the interview between John
son o. Hankins and Mr.. Bryant
tho latter bantcrcd the former for race
with Terra Gotta any distance, n mile and a
quarter preferred, Proctor Knott and Terra
Gotta To carry weight for age and the race TO
take place either at the West Side track or In
Louisville within the next few days Han
kins was unable 10 act upon the challenge
and what will come Of II Is not known. Olo
thing Is certain, however and that Ia the
Chicago folks are intensely anxious In
their efforts TO secure the Futurity winner
and will not long sickle on few thousand
dollars.
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The Prospect Park 4 Felt Dummy Limo
will begin running regular trains 10 Pros
poet Park today. Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour and
forty minutes and pass within short dis.
lance Of Calvary Cemetery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 4-rhe home
team beat the Chattanooga playing bail to-
day. The game was without special features.
A crowd OF about 500 witnessed IT, Jim
lIillcry, an old southern League player,
umpired It without kick from either side.
There Is some talk tonight of a game tomor-
bic protest
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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T,ery I.ady IN nemphI. shouIa

Visit the popular shoe house Of J. NJ.
I'LL \ Co, corner OF Main and Union
streets, this week aud examine tho latest
styles In foot wear
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lawn rarsI,ure. nasy Maggie.

Aud Mosquito bars will be offered by the
Armstrong Furniture Company this week
at special bargains. Everyone desiring any
Of the above goods should call ut 272 Soc
ond street and examine the large stock OF
the Armstrong Furniture Company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05

NUmmnTYi IlTUCI nun AiInntn 3.
Two base hits-llowc Three base hits
Kinslcy, Quinn, Carey. Double plays
sterling 10 Shea. loit ON hascs-Atlania 3.
Charleston >. Bases 90 hnlIs=By Carey 1
llennc.sy 1. Struck out by Carey 5, Hen
messy . Time ~ game one hour aud forty
miuutrs, Umpire, Hurst
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Al Clcvcland-Clcycland Z, Chicago :.
At Brooklyn-lrooklin o, Athlrtics5.
AtColumbus-Colmbuss 8, Baltimore q.
At acknowledgements s, Cincinnati ?.
Al washingiopr-lloston 3. Washington 2
At Kansas city Kansas city IL, st. Louis
d. uHaI
A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n. New
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Al Indianapots-- indianapolis II, Pitis-
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Visit the popular shoe house Of J. VI.
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fuiL Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Stcm Laundry,
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The baggage-master has long been consid-
cred the natural and mortal enemy of man.
kind. He throws trunks around, demands
TO SEQ your ticket, asks for your check,
weighs your trunk and charges you extra
baggage, and does all sorts of things that you
think outrageous But softly Consider
moment what he has to contend with.
Think Of the different people he has to meet,
and Of the monotonous repetition of ques-
tions hc has 10 answer. Think Of anybody and
everybody singing him out as an object of
scorn and contumely. Think of him being
held responsible for the direction of Others;
bulwark against the cupidity of the I'M
prinoiped aud prey TO the assaults Of the
minimizing. Think of all the work he has
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resting upon him and, after casting up ac-
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for what he does you will wonder that the
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with worry and that he does not return to
the wilderness, like Timon, and spend his
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any time 10 do this because the baggage
master does not care much what you think,
but some day when you have time go out
behind gum stump and think all over and
you will return better pleased with yourself
and with mankind generally.
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40 90 nItehe A u,,.o,,.

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Hoods SarsapariIIa

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The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Com
pany is engaged at present in rebuilding the
trestles along the line of the entire road.
The old piling is being replaced by the
famous red cedar from the hills of Il lst
Tennessee. This section of country is
capable of supplying piling enough to serve
all the roads in the South for many years.
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sElrcI dance by Patterson Club, at Y.
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send orders Co the MemphI. Grocery
GomunuN

For the celebrated Jersey Tobacco, which
YOU will lnd To be- one Of the bcs, brands
Of tobacco sold IN the United States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05

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