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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06
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q Il 81 sarTIsr C,tgRen3 "a
Rev, n, B, FAINT. 'astor. ] /. ~.
ssf, s. t IS
ing on isscond Sunday at Ill o,clJ Ok and
at night. Sunday ool every Sunday
at 10 o. clock d. m, Prayer meeting oyery
Thursday night. IS II ~ y
SEALIIA LILA APREsBYrERtAN CHU8Q
Il. Presiding every second and fourth
~ Sunday morning at II o. 'clock; evening
i $50 O'clock. Sunday School every
Sunday morning at 10 O'clock, Major
q SIP. Dendy Superintendent. N 4 Sg 1E5 I5
RIcHLAND.-7 preaching every first and
third Sunday at ~ q. mi. Sunday
4 school eyery Sunday at 10. 80 d. M, wv.
H. Hughes Superintendent. I}
BETHEL.--P Preaching second Sunday at
IS $50 p. III, and eyory fifth Sunday at II
q O.. m. t}$t G{ II r. III ROGERs, q
The appointments for tho Walllalla
circuit arc as follows, 81 Il n n.
First Sunday atWhitmire's at II O.. M.
Incessee ct p. Gs.S I'5ts;.57 Il n u Il
: Second Sunday at Double Springs at II
q. M; Laurel Springs at 8 p. m.
Third Sunday at Zion at IL a.. M.
Oconee at 8 D. M! G4 Ss. Il. 5 y
Fourth Sunday at Fairyiew at II a. nj.
NoWry Mt II p. m. I b ass ~ y
There will also be preaching at Whit
miro on Saturday before tho first Sunday
in oach month at 8 p. M, and at Double
Springs on Saturday before the second
Sunday in oach. month at D. m.
JAS. J.. MULIINIx, P. @. =
Tho following are tho appointments of
Rev. w. W. Leathers for tho year 1897:
Beavordam Baptist church---first Sun
day and Saturday before in eaoh month
at II q. m. r,, |.,,... l. =. s....t F.. ,..
Newry Baptist church--second Sunday
morning and ut night, and on tho third
Sunday night, and evory fifth Sunday, at
tho usual hours. 80. q, i f.: Il ! ~, ,,,..
Shiloh Baptist ohuroh--third Sunday
at IL a. m. and on Saturday before at 8
p. m. - ..s t..-. -.
Hopewell Baptist church, Anderson
county, fourth Sunday and Saturday be-
fore at II a. IN. aI". ...t. Ill.
APPOINTMENTS AT THE EVAN
GELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH,:
Sunday School at go q, m., hir. j. j.
Ansel, Superintendent. ....,
Divine services, English, on the second
and fontil Sundays at II a. m.
Of Al
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Nos. 81 and 53 Solid Trains between
Charleston and Columbia. s. @. ,.a
II. NJ. EMERSON,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
j. r. KENLY, .F,H.a. -.
General Manager. ~ 9. =.
T.. B. EMERSON, FIX
Traff @ Manaper. :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

or Nontpelior, OHIO,
writs8: ~ wa8 af-
flioted from infancy
With CstaTrh, and no
one oan know the
suffering II produoes
better than I. The
sprays nnd wash o g
prescribed by Tho doo-
tors relieved me only
10 m porariiy, an d
though I used them
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

'E,' p. IN. "A, o. m.
Pullman paleoe sleeping CARA on Trains 95 and
e0, 81 and 63. on A. nnd 9. division.
TTSins eHvs g sspartanbssrg A. e G6tvision
IVestibulo Limited; gouthbound 1920 o. m.,
8:l6 p; m, IL 30 Q. M, tYestibulo timited.l
n2rthbound, $50 o. M, 3i p. m. and 80 p. M,
lyeotibuled 1imitedl aouthbound, l;96, (. M,
d:SS y; M h":So P ~ tVe0tibuled Lin,itedl
Gleeping oars between Columbia and AsAoyila
onrouto daily betweon Jacksonville aud Cincih
natl
Nos. 10 and d.-soltd trains. with Pullraan
Parlor OAre between Cherloston and Aahevilla
FRANK 8, CANNON, JIM. CULP,
Third v'P. & Con. Mgr, T'raffio MgE.,
Washington, d. q Washington, II. g.
w. A. TURK, g.. HARDW3CK,
Gen. Pass. Ag't As't aen. Pass Agit.
Washington, d. o. Atlanta Ga,
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MO HERS FRIEND

ie the remedy which relieves
women Of the great pain and suf-
sering incident to maternity; this
hour which is dreaded as woman's
severest trial is not only made
painless, but all the danger is re-
moved by its use. Those who use
ehis remedy are no longer de-
spondent or gloomy; nervousness
nausea and other distressing con-
ditionN are avoided, the system is
made ready for the coming event,
and the serious accidents SO com
mon to the critical hour are
obviated by the use Of Mothers
Fsiend. II IS q blsssing to svoutan.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

The Democrats arc very hogefu]
of clecting a majority of the house of
representatives this fall.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

&SESDHEAu a a Woel<nesa onsily cured by
- BhSEAna Dr, Milcs' Norvo PiasterS.
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors

A IL persons holding claims against
IN tho estate of w. Nj. Isbell, deceased,
will present the same 10 Ino properly
proven, and all persons owing said estate
will mako payment to mo at once. ....
w. Il. BARTON,
Administrators.
September s, 1893. 30-4O
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

(p, Regular stop; (D Flag station.
All regular trains from Anderson To-
Walhalla have right Of track over trains
of the Same class moving in opposite
direction, unless otherwise ,speoitied by
train orders. lGElr ,
Will also stop at the following stations
to take on or lot off passengers Phin-
noy's, James and Sandy Springs.
No. IL connects with Southern Railway
No. 6 at Anderson. 4
No. II connects with Southern Railway
No. II at Seneca. s.s Es
J. r. ANDERSON, a3l
SuperintendentG ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

B4.OO PER BOTTLE at oil Drug 8topaa
OK eent by expresD on receipt OF nxloo.
Hli)kS Containing Invaluable Information o.
EneE interest % ail womon, Win be eenf
knsE 70 any address, upon applioAtton, By
3as BBAD5IBLD BHaUF.AT0B 90, ,kt,anta. o..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

Atlantic Coast Lime
Passenger Department,
Wilmington, N c., February "a, 1897.
Fast Line BetWeen Charleston
and Columbia and Upper, South
Carolina and North Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In effect Februar1y Oath, 1897. y, i,
WESTWARD. %'5%fR5t }@lyff
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Notice to Creditors

NOTICE is horoby given that the un-
~ dorsignod will make application to
E. l.. Hcrndon, Esq, Judge of Probate
for Oconoo county, in tho State Of South
Carolina, at his Office at Walhalla
Court 1Iouso, on Saturday, tho 10Th
day of October, 1893, at ii O'Clock in
tho forenoon, or as soon thereafter as
said application can be hoard, for leave
to mako final settlement Of tho personal
estate of Fannie Dumas, deceased, and
final discharge rs administrator of said
estate. j. w. STRIDLING,
Administrator of Personal Estate of
Fannie Dumas, deceased.
September Is, 1903. $40
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Tho following ladies arc requested to
act as judges in tho various departments
Fancy Work-Mrs. James +. McCary,
chairman, Miss Georgia VanDivioro, Miss
Carrie Strothor, Mrs. Guy II. Grove, Mrs.
Charles S. Reed,
Floral Department. Prof. J. Il. G.
DuPre, chairman, Mrs. VIM. j. Stribling,
Mrs. i. l.. Sitton, Miss IIadie Thompson,
Miss Ellie Ravonol, Mrs. w. II. Courtc-
nay, Mrs. Ligon, Mrs. Paul Sloan, Mrs.
VIM. Il. Choswcll, Mrs. j. w. Stribling,
Mrs. Eugene Clarkson
Household Dopartmont-Mrs. G. K.
Livingston, chairman, Mrs. James p.
LOWS, Mrs. Warren Davis, Mrs. w. j.
Lunncy, Mrs. Grace Board, Mrs. Matte
Picket.
Drawing Department-Miss Bessie Will
son, chairman, Miss Ida Mccullough,
Miss Sallie Norton, Mrs. j. M. Strothor,
Miss Nettie Jones, Miss Birdie Thompson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

In fancy work tho following articles
will receive awards:
Best specimen knitted laco.
Best specimen knitted bed spread.
Best specimen netting.
Best specimen crochet in wool, cotton
and silk.
Best specimen patch work in silk.
Bost specimen wool and cotton.
Hest specimen patch work in silk
crazy work.
Best specimen log cabin.
Sest specimen embroidery on linen.
Best sofa pillow, embroidery on silk OF
tapestry.
Best paper fowors.
Best feather flowers.
Best specimen oil painting--landscap
Best specimen floral picco.
Best specimen chiua painting.
Best crayon.
Eest pen and ink drawing.
Bost photographs.
For further information address
Mrs. JAMES MCCARY, Secretary,
Seneoa, S. 9.
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Notice to Debtors and
Creditors.

A LII persons indebted to tho estate of
IN Monroe Gilmor, deceased, arc hero-
by notified to make payment to tho un-
dcrsigncd, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present tho same,
duly attested, on or before tho 2ith day
of October, 1903, or bo barrcd.
a..| G.. n. d. BURNS,
Executor.
soptomber %, 1903. {, 3s-42
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S. @. & IRA. r r.. r.
THE CHAELEJTON LINE"

Solid Through Trains Between Charles
ton and Ashovillo Carrying Pullman
Palace Buffott ParlOr Cars. ...... IS.
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Masonic.
CataTrh is
Not Incur able

But 1t con not he cured by sprays,
washes and inhaling migtures whfsh
In tho blood, and can only be- reached
through the blood. S. 5. 5. Id She only
remedy which can have any effect upon
CaG8rph; it cures the disease perma-
nenSly and forever rids the system Of
oveSy trace of the we complaint.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

conBSantly Tor ten yesra, the digeRae had o
fsmor hold han ever tried number Of
blood remedies. but thoir minoTal ingredients
settled In my bonos and gave mo rheumatism.
wns In lementoble condition. and after eK-
hnustin8 oil treatment, was dsolor red inousablc.
soeing 8. 0. 0. Advertised as cure fop blood
diGensos. decided to try IL. As econ as my
ayatem was under the effeos Of tho medicine,
I began 10 improve. and aitor taking IL for
two months 1 was ouEed completely, ID {
69eadeul disease was or0dicated from my gsa.
TEN, and have had no seturn OF A."
Many have been taking local t.sat-
ment Ror years, and find themfelves
worse now than ever. A trial Of
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I,i,s i Rsosai Assoeiatsor.

I5$ The fourth aDnG Gal exhio DIT OIL. iie s. loral
Ass9ciat ation will be held q Sat |, the fir
grounds in Seneca, october 30 and &27.
The show Of Il 'oWefs Will far exceed any
i ever shown jbe beforo, as u fayora able season
and the earnest care Of the members have
time and place, and under the auspices
of the Floral AssociRti ion and the Stock
Association, an exhibit of fancy work
and of household and domestic articles
will also bo made, Persons having fancy
work, jellies, wines, etc., arc solicited to
send them in not later than IL O'Clock ON
tho morning of the Goth. A neat and
cemimodious ~ building has been erected
;;Gs S.sss1 exhibitions. f{{
53 On the afternoon OF tho 9th q free con.
cert will be given in tho floral building
and u contest will come OFF for tho most
popular young lady in the county. The
votes will be cast at five cents each,
Each vote will contain coupon, which
will draw a fine flower at the close of tho
contest. &E %S& N VIZ 5E#
PREMIUM LIST.
C1IRYsANruEMuMs. i. IL.
Largest bloom, cut flower. II
Six out blooms, all different, out flow
ers. 4 Hra E,..Nt ,.s5.y =. 5..''. -. +. " ...I
Twelve out blooms, all different, out
flowers. ,'3.....1 ~ =. .... w. i. p. T. i
Largest number out blooms, all diffor-
ent. .lG W.. ..u
Largest and finest single stom pot
plant. = &, y =
Twelve largest and finest single stem
pot plants. -,
Largest and finest bush o. standard
plant. vtE 5..- ."#."
Finest collection of bush or standard
plants, not less than twolve.
Finest collection annual flowors, cut
blooms. ..,
Finest collection of goraneums.
Finest collection of bogonias.
Finest collection of palms and forms.
Finest collection of abutelOns.
Finest collection of holiotropcs.
Finest collections of roses, out blooms.
Twelve finest pink rosos.
Twelve finest yellow roses.
Twelve finost white rosos.
Prof. j. Il. G. DuPro, of Clemson Col
lego, has offorod q prizo-ono dozen pot
tod hot house plants--to tho person MAX
ing tho largest exhibit of plants and
flowors. NJ. S. SrRIBLING,
President.
Mrs. l.. w. JORDAN, Secretary.
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buying the medicine had in mind on
entering his store. My fear is that he
may change my doctors prescription to
make 1t better suit his convenience and
se--1sh interests" The moral is, patron
lie the dealer who respects your judg-
ment and gives you exactly what you
call for
Those who use DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets find them superior to all other
pills in their action upon the stomach,
liver and bowels. They should always
be taken, when indicated, with the "Fa-
Vorite Prescription" as they harmonize
with it and promote its operation.
One of the biggest books of the day
is DR.. Pierce's great work, 1.-THE Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser"
1t Is big; not only in bulk with its 1908
pages and over administrations, but it
discusses the big things of life in big,
broad way, and in the plainest English.
What so very few people know and
what every person ought to know is
gathered in this volume It deals with
the stupendous questions of the origin
of life, its propagation and perpetuation
by man and woman. 1t also deals with
the hurts, injuries and ailments of the
body, and points out the proper treat
ment. This book is sent free on receipt
of stamps to cover cost of mailing only.
Send tWenty-one 1-cent stamps for the
paper bound edition, or thirty-one
stamps for the handsome edition bound
in cloth: Address DR.. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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DR.. P1ERcEs REMEDIES

the patient to the embarrassing ques-
tionS, offensive examinations, and OBJ
n1xious local treatments which brighten
SO man5 modest women away from the
door of help. You can write freely,
frankly, fully, keeping nothing in re-
serve, because your letter will be read
in private and all it's condolences will
be held sacred You can write without
fee as without fear
= There is no alcohol, whisky or other
stimulant in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. 1t is equally free from opium
and all narcotic drugs and preserves its
virtues in any climate without the aid
of syrup or sugar.
The cure of Mrs. Fisher was accom-
plfshed by the use of DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. Her cure is but the
type. of hundreds of thousands. If you
want a like cure you'll find it in ''Fa-
vorite Prescription" only and not in a
substitute: If you want cure you
don't want a substitute You should
make any substituting dealer see that
as you see 1t.
A keen observer of human nature re-
Gently said: 81 mistrust the druggist
who endeavors to dissuade me from
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-02
OLYMPIC LIGHTWEIGHTS
DEFEAT THE FRESHMEN

STANFORD, Oct. 1.-To-day the fresh
men lined up before the Olympic light
weights, and went down before them to
a score of IL to 0. The lightweights played
a quick snappy game throughout.
On the very kickoff the ball was re
turned by the Olympics, and Keller, their
quarter, scooping it on fiuke, carried
1t through for a touchdown. Later Nc
Neven repeated the act Then the fresh
men began to hold and gain ground. They
fought hard for a goal, but We're unable
to score.
on the Olympic's three-yard line and 1t
seemed at last the babies" were to have
their way.
Then came a play that brought the
grand stand down on to the gridiron and
In many games would have caused a free
fight. On the third down with nothing but
scoring to save them the freshmen
reached the goal line. Immediately the
Olympics claimed the ball on downs, while
the others held that the ball was over
for touch down. After a hot discussion
the ball was given to the Olympics, and
they held it till the whistle blew.
The lineup was as follows:
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SWIMMING RECORD
LOWERED BY WENCH

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The annual fall games
of the New York Athletic Club at Travers
island including the Amateur Athletic Unior
swimming championship, were held to-day.
mr. paul Neuman of the Chicago Athletic Asso-
aja,ion who won the quarter-mile swim, went
TO the mark for the half-mie swim, but die
not start He started in the mile swim, but
quit at ten yards. claiming foul The judges
did not allow the claim; summaries pa res a4o,;,
Athletic Union: 100 yards-Won by s.. p
Avery. c. A. A; second, ]. A. Mcmillan, n. Y
A. A.; third, w. w. Kerr. K AC Time
$50 $50 yards-won by w F. welch, N. Y. A. C.;
second, W. G., Douglass. n T- Y. 4: G.; third
40 yards-Won by DR.. Paul Neuman. G. A.
A; second. William Reuss; X "A, A G: third
22O yards-won by H. H. Reeder K A c.;
second. George wieland c. A. A.; third, DR. J.
NJ Davis, N. Y. A. c. Time, 1907 3-5. This
beats the best previous record by 70 go seconds.
A. c.; second, G. A. Wanclief: third, F. D.
Hennen N. Y A. c. Time. 1851 3-5.
Wench created new worlds record for the
mile with fifteen turns, the best previous time
being made by B. A. Hart of Chicago, who did
1t in 1927 rs on August %. 1896.
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TOR|B|O DUMPS
THE PLUNGERS
Good Thing Goes Wrong
at Sacramento.
LAST DAY OF THE MEETING
BOoKMAKERS MAKE A BIG
CLEAN UP.
Roadwarmer outfoots Trappean and
the Heavily Backed Dolore Fin
ishes Behind Two Other
Sprinters.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 1.-The closing
day of the California Jockey Clubs
race meeting at Agricultural Park was
attended by only a fair crowd A
paucfty Of horses prevented a higher
class card being offered race-goers. But
two favorites-Tiburon and Miss Divi-
dend-were successful. Roadwarmer, p
f and Ko Ko scampered past the
Judges first, none of them neglected by
the aristocratic set.
The biggest plunge of the afternoon
and the most disastrous one on the
bettors was the play on Toribio one
or trio Of starters in the six furlong
selling spin, second on the rogramme
With Eta H scratched a contingent of
wise ones backed Toribio from to
down to even money. The odds against
Zarro receded to t. AmeS, on F.
having received a warning from the
stand his mount won all the way
reeltng off the distance in 1:141b
Frawley, on Toribio, took the worst of
the break at the start, and was beaten
for the place.
The talent was down good and thick
on Trappean to win the opening scram-
BILE at five furlongs, but Roadwarmer
was sent away in the lead, and at the
Wire won somewhat easily from the
favorite by couple of lengths in 1:021a.
Lady Ashley, at present several pounds
below her best form, was a fair third.
Barney Schneider had speed, but bled
from the nose.
Tiburon, which had in former races
shown to good advantage with inferior
riders on his back, had Thorpe up to-
day, and was the whole thing in the
two-year-old dash at four and a half
furlongs. The younsters odds were
pounded down from 8 to to even
money, and he was out In front all the
way, winning easily from Crossmolina.
The latter opened favorite receding to
to 2. Correct took the show from Rear
Admiral in drive
George Snyder, with the leg up on the
even money choice, Miss Dividend
landed the fourth purse. The distance
was six furlongs, and the filly was in
the lead the entire route, winning all
out by less than two lengths In a
driving finish Roulette Wheel was
downed three parts of a length for the
place by Saucy Eyes, the second choice.
The Pueblo stables mare DoIore has
apparently not recovered from her Sc
we're Montana campaign She was in
stalled a to 5 choice for the seven
furlong selling run, last on the card,
but was in no demand, drifting back TO
S to ). She finished a fair third under
weak riding. Ockturuck, played down
to 3 to from to 5, looked a winner UP
to within few yards of the wire,
where Thorpe, on 10 Ko, collared him
and won by two lengths
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CLOSING Dav at Louisyille.

meet of the Louisville Driving and Fair Asso.
citation was brought to close to-day: Re
suits:
The Louisville stake, $4,000. 2:24 trotting-
Alice Dornan won first, fifth and sixth heats.
Time, 2:161a, 2l6, 2151S: Terrah. the fourth
heat in, 2:l9: and was second, Nobby third.
True Chimes, distanced in fourth heat won
second and third heats. Time, 2:14A 2:15.
Maggie Lass, Robert J. Domera, Royal Refine.
Money Maker and Dolly Marchutz also started.
Wood A won in straight heats. Time. 2;Os,
2:1o 2:11 Anne e, Lena n, Light Star Nc
Falls City stakes, $1,000 2:1s trotting-Nice
won in straight heats Time, 2:0SA, ping,
9.f2H EQUITY Akey, Improvidence DR.. Leek,
Staniboulette White Points and Surpol also
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-02
GOLF CLUB INCORPORATED.
Officers Elected by San Rafael Low
ers of the Sport.

SAN RAFAEL, Oct, 1-Articles Of In
corporation of the San Rafael Golf Club
were filed to-day by Carter p. Pomeroy.
The term is fifty years. and the directors
for the first year were named as follows:
Richard A Parker. Carter P. Pomeroy,
James H Wilkins, John j. Crooks, Frank
S. Johnson, Fred H. Green and Marcus
Gerstle.
The club has purchased the Wagner
ranch of $50 acres on the Petaluma road,
and work on the grounds will begin at
for the tournament to be held next Sat
urday. The grounds are ideal for a golf
links, but the managers will not stop at
golf. A racetrack and tennis court and
polo field are being planned. in fact, the
tract will be converted into one Of the
finest pleasure grounds in the State.
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Special Dispatch to- The. Call.

BUFFALO, Oct. William B. Gray,
manager of Kid. Mccoy arrived in
Buffalo this morning.
"You say positively. and definitely
from me" said Mr.. Gray, that. the Nc
Coy-Corbett match will take place in
New York State on the original date set
October Is, if it is a pleasant day, for
it will be a picture fight, all reports to
the. contrary Notwithstanding. Every
arrangement has. been completed:
1.-THE match will not take place in
Erie County, he continued. I'VE have
decided TO take the event to place
where it is wanted.
II will not say where the bout will
take place until October 5. You can
also say definitely that the Mccoy Cor
bett contest will not take place in SYRIA
cuse"
Gray reiterated that the reported di-
vision of the $4,000 stake cut no figure
and that the winner would take all.
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DR.. PIERcEss REMEDIES
DR.. PIERCE'S REMEDIES
THE FAVOR|TES OF. TIME.
= ::
How the .Matron Pre-
serves Her Maiden
Beauty.

Has old Father Time his favorites
1t would seem. so. Two young girls,
sisters or. schoolmates, assume the re-
sponsibilities of wedlock at the same
time. They are equally young. equally
fair. They walk in even step with
Time for a few years and then. they are
SO different in appearance. that they
might pass for. mother and daughter
instead of women of equal age.
AS a matter. Of fact Time has no ia
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-02
GRAPE-NUTs..
FOOD FOR cYCLERs.-
Goes Farther, Lasts Longer and
Tastes Better:

The bicycler who takes long rides
needs norishment in a condensed. form.
The loading up of the stomach. with
heavy food Will work serious injury.
Cyclers and athletes who have tried
the delicious Grape Nuts, lately placed
on sale with our grocers, are loud in
recommendations of: them as a con-
densed food that builds flesh, strength
and muscle. while at the same time is
easily digested
1t is an .undeniable, fact that more
hard. work; physical or mental, can be
done on-'a meal Of Grape Nuts than
upon any.food in existence
Proof Of this is to be found among
tnose who use Grape-Nuts and have
the experience.
:. Add this to its delicious flavor and
They are made by the Postum Co.,
Battle Greek, Mich. :.