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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
THE RACETRACK.
POPULARITY OF THE SPORT.

INTEREST IN THE BENEFIT FOR THE Wipo"
OF CHARLES vrcron SASS EXPECTED TO
RE GREAT sUcCEss-AMERIcAN
HORSES IN ENGLAND
discriminating tho serious handlcaps under
which 1t staggers. racing seems 10 hold it3 popu-
Isrity wonderfully well. and II supreme ehor,
were made 10 relieve the turf from the presence OF
some OF the persons who have been locked upon
with suspicion for several years there ia no doubt
in the minds Of wel-known racing men That the
receipts from all sources would be nearly doupled'
The starting problem is yet unsolved. and the IN
PRODUCTION OF the barriers as alleged starting ma
chimes has made the question OF starting moie
wearisome and trying than ever before There VIII
he some extensive closing out sales at the end or
this season.
l. e. Seasram talks seriously OF retiring from the
turf and disposing Of his extensive outft at PUBIC
sale after the season IL over.
The interest In the beneft for the widow or
Charles Victor Sass Is steadily growing ana on FIT
day next, AT Brighton Beach, handsome attend
ance Is anticipated. The members of the Jockey
Club and all persons who love racing as sport
are anxious to do all in their power to make the
affair a success in every feature. Charles victor
Sass during his career a turf writer ana racing
secretary did much valuable and excellent worh'
Breeders Of thoroughbreds. as a rule. are generous
and are likely to aid the beneft In supstan''ai
manner. John hennessy mas ~ !" Si"
communications addressed TO him VIII De promptly
acknowledged. ., r.,
American horses continue to win races IN Eng
land The LorillardB eresford sta Die mas oeen
cessfu in several instances at the recent race
ings T., .os .b,,a
James X. Keene's horses are now IN go su s.p sly,
and likely to be heard from when the iai meet
ings begin. os,,., ,.t cu,aa"
for this year. which gives the results OF an iaces
run In this country and In Canada from aoous , INC
last week In June up to the last week In Ausus.,
has Just been Issued. Like the preceding voiunvs
OF the Gude" 1t IL brimful Of vaiua bic DATA hoou
the performances OF horses that nave peen sno"
i'm public. The index for the volume, when Is % q
ready and Indispensable key to the contents, Vt
fha ''C;uide" has suffered somewhat IN the y, mt
er's hands as 1t Is no. complete numbers A. -, =,
d r. and part OF + having been omitted rms oII!s
sjon was undoubtedly quickly discovered and recu-
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

Chicago. Sept 2-Another hot day. with good
track. greeted the racegoers at Harlem to-day The
results
Fret onve furongslcora usv H. % 70 d =, Son
Eth P q TO T. second. Alice r., third. Time I've y,
Second race ave fnrongs,-Kmga. 20 o. won; n,,ss
Dooley ? 10 second jamie clary, third Time-.l'VlT
Third race mile and sxteenh)--Amy ware; q 10
1 won. sutton 10 l. second Bingbnser, third Tune
f.4fL. =. =. !. u..r.
Fourth rae. five furongs)--Approval. . 10 b. Won
srrsnmer, to l. second Prince Mcciurs third lime
1917. .. ,,, . rror.
Filth race Zone mile md hsin,Hosl 70 so,i' ~o"'
Roger r.. o TO ). second: Valid third Time-2'3s,
Sixth (siK furongs--Osra. 10 ]. won; dhn'o''
2 10 .. second Czarowitz third. Time--llA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
TO DISCUSS THE MONTREAL REGATTA.

At the clubhouse at Oyster Bay tonight special
meeting Of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
will be held to receive a report from the Race
Committee concerning the recent match with the
Royal ST. Lawrence Yacht Club. to take action
thereon. Much interest has been taken in this
meeting. since the true character of the Duggan
winner was fully portrayed and described in yes
terday's Tribune Yachtsmen. waiting with
some curiosity to see whether the club as whole
will indorse the action Of Messrs Kerr and Ores,
ser, OF the Regatta Committee. in instructing the
club representatives to absent themselves from
the ball given in honor OF the American yachtsmcn
by the ROYAL 81. Lawrence Yacht Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
TROUBLE on THE FORT ERIE TRACK.

Buffalo Sept. AFTER the last race a, Fort Erie
to-day the Judges called Sweeney. rider Of Sim W.
into the stand and ordered the production OF tho
bookmakers' sheets. Sweeney Is accused OF pulling
Sim W. for the second time this week. After de-
lberatng the judges suspended the payment Of bets
until tomorrow pending investigation Three
favorites landed the money The results:
First race nhree year-oIds and upward, selling one
niel-G. r. Lonehufst 103 (Msson), 10 to >. won 10y
three lengths; Everest i07 noss IL 10 and 10 ].
second sssis Chance 90 (vIttitoej 10 l. third. Time
1:44.
Second nwo-year-old maidsns ak furlongs-
Merode. a5 tMason), TO 10. won by head; Jim Lick.
as TrosD Is to and !. second. Bridal Tour. -
(valentine) TO !, third. Tlme-i:is.
Third (three-year-olds and upward. selling, six
furiongs)N n. customr rs Oai.ntine) to I. won ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
ON THE INDEPENDENCE TRACK

Independence Iowa, Sept. z.-To-day's four races
went In straight heats. 10 He surprised tho talent
by winning the POS pace and taking new mark
OF 2071s. The summaries'
Pacing cos clas. purss ST. ooJo a, won IN straight
heats. Time-207&, 0T2:b9i. 207H. Ella T.. Roy Inc
Kid, King Of Diamonds and Hall Cloud also started ,
Trotns GAS Glass; purse tiooc.,Pilatps won n,I IN
straight heats T1me-2:l1h, 2;l1s, 2:liP7 haze MN
ney Aragon X. Dr. Leek and Heir Medium also started,
Pacing t227 class. purse 81 0Ool-Miss Logan won N
berry, Edith wilkes and Ben II. O. also o started
Trong Uhree- Odds purse 81 OOol-pr. spelInah
won in straight heats Time-2;16t. 215ia. 2iS% sera-
phina. Black Robert ami Ellen Madison also startei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
BOSTON, 6: CLEVELAND. &.

Boston, Sept "A very close decision at the homo
plate against Cleveland In the ninth inning saved
the Champions from third defeat this week at the
hands OF the Spiders. The game was duh up to me
sixth. when both sides changed pitchers. and the
balance OF the contest intensely exciting. both
Young and Nichols using great judgment. Attend
ance. 1900. The score.
r. II. z
Boston ..'....'.'....l AZ
Cleveland ...........o @ o o o-S
Battere.-Nichos Lewis, Yeager and Bransfthi
Young. Powell and Criger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
CATBOATs RACE FOR SWEEPSTAKES

Red Bank ~ J.. Sept. (speciaD.-A match race
sailed IN the bay to-day between the catboats
Shrewsbury and Katherine. owned respectively by
Carl Wagner and John c. Gilllg summer residents.
The distance was fifteen miles half 10 windvard,
and the prize was sweepstakes amounting TO 500
The Shrewsbury, which was sailed by Clinton r.
James by about minute
Five 25-foot yachts will sail match race IN the
bay Thursday for s125 sweepstakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
AUTUMN RACING AT CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati Sept 2To-morrow will he the open
ing day OF the Queen City Jockey Clubs autumn
meeting at Newport. The racing will continue
twenty-four days. over four hundred OF the best
great sport "a promised Secretary Hanley has pre-
pared an exceptionally good card OF sig races for
Inc opening day The officials will be the same a
I'm the spring l., p Tarlton Will be the presiding
Judge, with Henry NJ Queen and J. Gratz Han icy
starters iar The track Is in perfect condition tor
operfpg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

q neck; Violent. IS Rstr). Z to- and 20 = sscon''
Josephins X. 90 fwsber). 10 1. third Tme-i,,nior Qua
Fourth race hreeyear-olds and upward seInne, , w,
rnc, reoncie i07 (rtoss), TO and 70 won py w
lengths; Demosihenes. e3 tGormiey), 70 ana 70 %
eecond. Confession. 1903 Nsson). ii 10 D. th'rd' '
f.42h.
Fifth race fthree-vear-ods and upward, selling three
quarters OF nnlle)-NIchoias. 101 ,Mason'. 10 anh
10 3 by length and hoif; sim W. loI tsweeneS':
and 10 .. second Sister Jane. NO 'cnefh'V'
to bird mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
NATIONAL CIRCUIT AT WILKESBARRE.
TWO MILE HANDICAP. PROF EssIoNAI. WAS A

CORKHR--GARDINER WON
Wilkesbarre. PENN Sept. NEARLY four thou
sand people attended the National Circuit bicycle
races here to-day The weather delightful
but a. trine warm for some OF tho riders. Many OF
the professionals were In bad condition owing to
the accident which hefell them at Mahanoy City
yesterday The only mishap Of the afternoon was
an accident to James Anterior. amateur. of this
city He collided with two other riders In the one
able 10 ride. Following are the summaries of the
hnals:
One mile Luzerne County chanpionsh;p-"Chr' Cole
Pittston, FIRST W. H. Croughn Wilkcsoarre second
Ray Huber, Pittston third Timo-2:lSb.
One-haif mile Nstionei championship professonal)
o. l. Stevens fret Earl Kser. second; William Martin
third; Tom Cooper, fourth. Time-i03b
one mile open tamateur)--c. w Krick Reading nrst
phis. third Tne-2is.
One mile invtstion-Won by Gardiner; Stevens second
Kimbe third. Time-2:00.s
Five mile handicap .amaeur)-won by c, w. Krick
tscratch)i r. p Qetaider. Wilsmsport (75 yards sec
ond w. T. McMichaei Berwick yards) third: Charles
Kueblsr Wlkesbarre 900 yards). fourth Time-i2 J0A
Two-miie handicap professionaDWon by Arthur 0ard-
nsr scratch) Robert Wsithasn Atlanta 80 ysrds),
ond; ": e. Becker. Minneapolis go YARDS third: Ed
Kser. Dayton. Ohio go yards,. NTH. Tfme-s:Itx
One-hslf nile open contemporaries Parry Berwick
nrst Rogers second Kriek. third Tfme--i o5 Il
One-hslf mile State champions hip---Won bv T. n
Rogers Philadelphia: Charles Parry. Berwick second: G.
". Krick. third. Time-l;03b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
orHEr GAMES YESTERDAY.

A. Lancsster-Lancaster. 2: Hartford. l. u
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3; Richmond, L >
At Misunderstanding. I: Newark. ell, p
A, patsrson--psterscn. a: Ncpfolk. 5.
A. Auhurn-Auburn, 4. Canandsigus. T.
Al osweSo--utica. o. osweso, s. q.
At Grand Rapds--Grani Rapids. o.; Fort wayne. 4"
At pAyton--Dayton. 3: Youngstown.
At Embellishments, a. Newcastle
Al Mansneid-Nansneh. -. Teleic. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

BAR I-ARBoR's FOURsoME TOURNAMENT.
MISS yrANcEs HINKLE AND c. I. TAPPAN WIN
THE LIPPINcoTr CUP.
Bar Harbor. Sept CspeciaD.-The finals Of the
tOursome tournament for the Lppncott Cup were
played on this afternoon over the regular course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
ENrnIEs FOR THE MORRIS pARK spEcIAL

ENTRIES FUN TIE NOItEIs FANN sFI1~INI1.
The entries for the Morris Park Special. OF $500.
at two miles. for threc-year -olds and upward, TO
DO run at Morris Park Saturday. October 8, are
n. follows: Plaudlt. Alice Farley. tloronso, Long
acre George Keene. Laverock Warrenton Mlrth-
full Sir Gawan, Rappahannock. Latson. The HUI
guenot. Pink Coat. Don de ORC. Ornament. The
ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

On the same day viii h the Westhury
stceplechase Handicap. for threc-yesr olds and up
ward, over the full cours,, tho weights for which
arc as follows.
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NEW-YORK-
PITrsBURG.


Earned rins-Ptseurr l. rhree-hsse hi,s--Van "a.
tren ca. Grady. Sacrifice hlrsO Blea. Joyce stesn
hase-Doyle. Double plays-Padden. o Brsn and CLARK;
Ven atrsn and Gleason First base on eslson anle-
hill 1: eft Dohery. g. Struck out-By Tannehill 3: ~
Dch.ny. ? Time-f:ss Umpires-Connoly ana HINT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
PHILADELPHIA. u: ST. LOUIS. T.

g. Louis. Sept. 2-The Quakers hit the ball hard
to-day and had no trouble in winning. The Browns
PLAYED loose fielding game. Attendance 100. Ths
score:
r H T.
Phiiadelphia .........2 O 2 2 x-i3 Is
Batteies-carsey ray.cr and Knslow; Fineld and NO
FarIand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
BASEBALL.
ALMOST A MUTINY IN THE NETWORK
NINE AT PITTsBURG.

Rosie TAKEN SICK AND MANAGER JOYCE Has
TROUBLE IN GETTING ANOTHER PITCHER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

WEIGHTS FOR LABOR DAY HANDIcAPS.
Tho weights for the Twin City Handicap of $500.
for three-yesr-olds and upward. at one mile and
qusrter. to be run ut Sheepshea1 Bay on Labor
nav aro follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
FOURTH RACE-THE oMNrUM HANDICAP Of $4,000;
for tbree-yesr-olds snd upward TO winner sloOo 70
second $3.50; 70 third $50. Ono and one-e'shth


John w sehorr r. Sons en- h. Algol by Topsaiant -.
Woe-iford & Buckners b. c Pink Coat by ISonatus -
7. & a. W p Thor1pson's ch e The Huguenot, by -
Knight Of Eierse-Aioss Rose. yrs.''.'. ..',,'ho
e F1eischn1snn's b. c. George Keens. bv Onon-
6sga-Bess!e Hinckley, =. lio
Green 2 Morriss b. FloIonso, by tonso-fi"ence ,,n
sydney FACETS h H. Damien by Strafhmore-Beatrice.
~"
E S Gardner n Sons r. Bangle. by Iroauois- "a,
Bracelet. yrs. =. ~
william Jenninrs's CHI r.. Sailor King. by Fonso-
Ocean Queen, iv+
r r. Pssrd's h. z. Jefferson, by Buchanan-Pauinc o.
W G DAYS Oh. T. Lady Marah by imp Rayon a.
d'Or-Iady Margaret, -
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TING $50 CTAss-PuRsp $3.50
rporrING- FREE- FoR-AIr-prrps
FOOTBALL
THE YALE PRINCETON GAME TO BE PLAYED
ON BROKAW FIELD

ON BROKAW FIELD
Princeton, n. J.. Sept (SpecaD.-The Yale
Princeton football game will be played this year
Brokaw Field, Princeton's new athletic field. Work
on srandstand to accommodate 1900 people will
be begun next week. The special trains from New
York will be run directly to tho field thus greatly
facilitating the handling of the crowd The game
will be played November H. ending Princeton =
football season earlier than usual
The following schedule has been arranged by the
management.
October 1--Lehigh AZ Princeton.
October 5-Stevens at Princeton.
October s-Franklin and Marshall at Princeton
October Ic-Lafayette at Princeton
October It-Msryiand Athletic Club at Baltimore
October 15-Naval Academy at Annapolis
October l0-Open.
October 22-Cornei az Princeton
October 2S-Psnnsyvaaia State College at Princeton
October 29-Bro9n Providence
November 2-Unyersity NJ Virginia at Princeton.
November 5-Miary Academy at West Point.
November l2-Yals at Princeton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
NmhmnA1
In General
And Particular

.CLOSED to-day at noon, and
~ closed all day Monday. Tues.
day morning there will be muchto
say.-read our store news then.
This morning we will say only
this
Whatever you need for your out.
ing, for your travelling, for your
reading or reSting;;-Whatever you
need for however you Will spend
the time between now and Tues.
day.-we havs, if it's anything to
wear, or to play with, or to read.
That much for generality. This.
for particular instance:-We offer
you this morning
All the Shirt Waists in Stock
that are made from percale, madras
or cheviot at two prices.
All that were priced up to $3.50.
At Soc each.
All that were priced up TO w.
At 81 EACH
There is much meat in that
offering as a little reflection will
tell YOU. For our own old prices
were on maNelousIy good goods,
and were generally much under
the prevailing figures. There are
plenty of large sizes among them,-
a good point and a rather uncom.
mon one.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. 7. Stewart & Co.
Broadway, 4th av.. 9th and 10th SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

Time-2:o9, 2:1o

Zoe Patchen blk H.. driven by Mr.. Marks 70 break
previous amateur drying record Of nsd oy
made by quarters 0:504 \ ON. 1:Sl% 2o2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
TRoTT1NG At HUDSON.

Hudson. n. Y. Sept. IA hot day and good
track greeted six thousand spectators at the last
days trottng races at the Hudson Driving
Park to-day. The conditions favored the speeders
Coerdge the bay stallion. owned by Frank Matty,
OF Syracuse broke tho Columbia County track
record OF 215 In the second heat. making 2:14 and
IN the third heat 2I3ls. winning the free-for-all
in three straight heats. The only horse that made
any showing against him was Bullmont owned by
s. y. Demarest, Of Ne~-York The summary:
TRoTTING- ESQ CT.Ass-PURsD $3.50.
Pr'Ia. IN. m Orumm) .....,....................l
Miss Alpha b. T. (Nverl ........................2
Neil Acyoner. h. T. Tracy. Neutrality-suspicious..
Time-2:f2 242. 2.42h.
TRoTTING-2 20 CTAss-PURsE $3.50.
ABBY X, r. m. fNaneel. ..---..->-....--.... !
Annie Feney b. m. Rooney. "...-.......,..1
II. r. II. blk {. (Ranery) observation-disclosures.
Time 2ss., 9:27A 900 2.24l
TRorrING- FREE FOR ALL-PUrsE $500
CnlerldRe n r.
Pullmont 6. DemaresO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Little Hector. blk. Aldovsl .................
Alfondly, h. q. Or. H. Demaresl.
Time-2:l6. 2:it&. 213h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pfttsburs, 8; New-York. Philadelphia IL: 81 LouA
6: Boston. Q Nie).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES
Thu entries for to-day are follows:
FIRST RACE-HIGHwEIGH HANDICAP; for all ages
sECOND RACE-For three year-olds and upward seh-
ing; weights ten pounds above the scalo. Ono miie'

THIRD RACE-THE FLATBUsH STAKES. OF *S'ooo;
for two-year-olds: $50 s25 forfeit for horses
entered by January 1o 500 each or $50 forfeit Tor
horses entered from January 10 10 July 10. when tho
entries were closed winner $780, to second $500;
to third, $50; special weight conditions seven iuf
longs.
vru,s,n Hendrie's CHI c Martimas by imp. Candlcmas
Biggonet - =. ,i,hre..
A ~ a D. H. Morris's b. c. Frligrsne. by imp. 81,
j. e. Madden's br. Frohsinn, by spendhrift-imp a.,
IlandrniO
James Galways b. c. Ethelbert. by imp Eothen-imp. ,
Maori 49, adv
Ballard
John W. schorr e. Sons b. C. W. Overton, by BEL a..
A. J. Joyners g. Autumn, by Cncas -MeanowVaie IL
George J. Longs b. C. Manuel by BOD Sii'eS IN,
McC1eland e. smiths CHI. c. His IOrdshp. by imp -,
Ravon d'or-saliie McC1eand 49,. .'.loo
". c. Days b. &. Queens Badge. by badsc- ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
FIFTH RACE-For maiden two year-ol weights
tu.eira ronnd. below the scale. FNturity course.

SIXTH FACE-FREE HANDICAP sTEEPLECHAsE;
Sr three-yesr-ods and upward; non-winn"Ts OF $500
In n ,tseplechase or hurdle race. Short course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

Cyclists desiring TO Join the League Of Ameri
can Wheelnen may obtain full printed information
and membership blanks by sending their names and
addresses to the Cycling Editor or Inc Tribune
The annual regatta OF the Varuna Boat Club
will be held at Bay Ridge. The programme will
include novice singles. Junior and senior singles,
senior four-osred gigs. senior doubles. six-oared
barges and swimming race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

Mcpuffee and Elkes have been matched for a
twenty-mile race with unlimited pace to take place
IN Boston on September a. Elkes has shown him
sclf 10 be entitled 10 meet the best men In the
middle-dIstance game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

The Union League Wheemen will hav. a 10
Rye Beach tomorrow, leaving their clubhouse at
go g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

Hundreds OF cyclists have arranged for extended
tours into tho country for tho next few days. The
majority will start this afternoon and return In
time FOR business on Tuesday. The popular tours
will be Long Island and in New-Jersey.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-09-03

Wan. !. Hv.aad-'old Bill" one of
the best known atheIetic trainers in
America, has permanently located
with Us. MIR. Hyland trained Castillo.
winner of the great American handi-
cap for a purse Of $1,000 AT Tndialap
Oils two weeks ago. Mr.. Hyland will
superin,end the training on the River
View Cycle Track.
They are having trouble with their
railroad incline on the Illinois side of
the liver at Gray's Point. After the
Incline waS completed a. far out in the
river a. they r"uld 20 the river left
ii high and dry "n Illinois soil.
Billiards. Snow Linimcnt. There i
no pain it will not relieve. no swelling
1t Will not ~uhdur. no wound it will
not heal. it will cure :ru-f bites.
chilblains. and corn,. - ana Incrnt~.
|. Ben Miller.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-09-03
FRIDAY.

Rich. Red and Pure Blood can be
had 10y using DR.. simmons Sareapa-
rilIa. Only ~ cents per hottie and -
full doses for an adult.
There will be- Il lawn frtcat thu home
of Mrs. Geo. +. Chappell ON Monday
evening. September 9TH. under the
auspices of the ladir, of the First
Baptist Church. Ice cream anu cake
will br served.
If your child has thin. pale checks.
uncertain appetite and unrc>tful sleep.
it has worms. and curin" with strong
medicines only makes conditions
worst. by irritating it, DELEGATE
stomach. Whites Cream Vrrmifugr
j. mild but certain in effect. and j. Il
superior tonic a. we'll a. i positive
wor destroyer.
The man VIII" WA making 50 much
noise ON the streets yesterday found
quarters in the city cooler.
Great preparations are being made
for the the big bicycle race at the Itiv-
erview Cycle Track next Monday.
There will be people here for the open
ing races from all over the country
and they will leave some money in
the city.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oin;mrn.
gives instant relief. 1t allays intiams
nation and heals. 1t i prompt in it,
action and positive in it, effect. 1t il
the kind that cures without pain or
discomfort. 1t i for piles only 20
Gently, tubes ~ cents. |. Ben Miller.
The weather is so hot that people
are not stirring about, and local news
i therefore scarce.
The Scott county authorities are a.
Ter a gang of cattle thieves. They
have three OF four .men in jail now
charged with stealing cattle and they
are on the lookout for as many more.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-09-03
TUESDAY

DR.. Sawyrr:-Dear Sir: | can say
with pleasure that | have been u~in"
voIr medicine. and will recommend it
all suffering ladies.
MIR. W. w. WEATHERSHEE.
Augusta. Ga.
Sold at J. Maple Wilson dru"otor"
Found. near the public school. Il
purkct-bouk curtainin" twenty-five"
cent, in money and Il black horrl"reu
Observation-Disclosures. The owner can
have same by calling 1t d. y. Gl"nns
store.
They are having street Fairs all
around u. Cairo, Illinois i u of
the little elite, that j. keeping pace
with the world with Il street Fair.
If you are bilious. try DR.. sawyer
Little Wide Awake Pills. you will find
them just what you want. Try free
sample. They do not "ripr. Sold 1T
NJ. Maple Wilson's drug tore.
y newspaper man cannot publish
everything he hears on the streets. If
ne did there would be a dead new>pa-
Der man in tow about twice Il week..
\. street Fair would undoubtedly h.
It big thing for this city but it l. too
late for this year now-that l.. 1t l.
too late unless our people Will take
hold of it at once and push.
Certainly you don't want /" suffer
with dyspepsia. constipation. sick
headache. SalIow skin and loss of APP
petite. You have never tried De
Wits Little Early Itiser> for thes"
complaints or you would have BEEN
cured. They are small pills but great
regulators. VIM. II. Coerver.
Cape Girardeau is not Il dead town
by Il long shot. 1t will take Il man
with.morc brains than was ever cram
med into a head the size Col. Fordyce
wears on his shoulders to kill Cape
GirardeaU.
Our Chicago'visitors returned home
Saturday evening. They say they had
a pleasant trip.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-09-03
Real Estate For sale.

Two lot> in the town of SHREDDER
Vile. on one of which is a fairly rood
dwelling house.
Eleven acres of tirpbered land on
Hickory Ridge.
Eighty acres of timbered land with,
in three miles of Egypt Mills.
Forty acres OF timbcred land about
two and,a half miles OF Egypt Mills
VIII be sold cheap for cash or part
cash and balance good paper.
For further particulars and de
scription of land call on
BEN H. ADAMS.
DEMOCRAT Office, Cape Girardeau,
Mo.