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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
LowndesyiIle Locals.

The Lowndesville High School will
open Monday, Sept Q, with Mr.. Jno.
F. Harper in charge as principal and
Mr.. Brooks, of Warrent0n, assistant.
Mr.. Harper is too we'll known to every
one here to need any mention in this
column, and Mr.. Brooks comes to us
very highly recommended, is graducc
South Carolina mt Clinton, and it is be-
lieved that lie will make good record
as teacher. Patrons will confer n
great favor on the teachers and make
things much better for their children if
they will see to it that their children
are on hand promptly Mt $50 II. IN.
Monday, Sept. 0, as entering after the
other students are classified puts those
entering late at Il great disadvantage
in their studies and makes extra trOu-
bic for the teachers.
Miss Meta Allen and Mr.. Ernest AL
len spenta few days last week ut Glenn
son College.
Mr.. Ernest Johnson, of Anderson,
visited his grandfather, Mr.. Frank
Clinkscales, in "The Fork" until Mon
day.
1lr- 0. Roscoe Horton left Tuesday
on IL trip of several weeks, embracing
Augusta, Savannah, Clinton and Lau-
rens.
Mr.. X. Edwin Moorehcad, who holds
a position in the dry goods department.
of the $. NJ. Jones Co., Mt Chester, came
in Sunday afternoon for q few days
visit to his mother, Mrs. A. E. Moore
head.
A protracted meeting of several days
The preaching will be morning and
night. The pastor, Rev. j. A. Brown,
being assisted by Rev. b. w. Wood
ward, of LaureEs.
AIr. Whit Fortson, of Elgin, Ca,
drove over Friday ana stayed until
Sunday afternoon with his cousin,
Gordon Speer.
ment Latimer went to Abbeville Mon
A little sop OF Mr.. N. B. Sutherland,
which has been ill for several weeks
with scarlet fever, died Saturday after
noon. Two of Mr.. Sutherland's other
children are causing some anxiety, as
they show no signs of any improve
ment.
Rov. Thomas Reid, of Charleston,
left Monday for Anderson, where he
will visit relatives for while before
Emmett Reid, who has been professor
of physics and chemistry at the College
of Charleston for several years, has re-
Gently been elected professor of chem
iStry at the Baptist DenominatiOnal
School of Texas, Baylor University, at
Waco, Texas. Mr.. Reid will how have
much larger field of usefulness in
which to develop his great talent as a
chemist, rs Baylor has 410 regular stu
He will have new and complete out
tit Of the most modern apparatus.
housed in q new $40, 900 "Science Hail."
MCDAvID HORTON.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
local News.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 81. 1901.
Treatment of Scarlet Fever.

Now when the people in many sec.
tions of the County are alarmed abou.
reports of scarlet fever, it is we'll fol
them to know the symptoms Of the dis
ease and the treatment thatshould be
given until the family physician ar
rives. 1t will aid materially to abate
the spread of the disease by ignorance,
as any one who will note the symptoms
herein given will take the precaution
to isolate the suspected patients from
other members of the family and from
visitors. At the first appearance OF
any Of the symptoms. however, no time
should be lost in sending for physi-
clan. The following is copied from
Diseases OF Children by- Ee"t:"g, sup
plemented by Edwards
Scarlet fever may be contracted by
direct exposure or through inicrmcdi-
ate infection. The chief source OF di-
rect infection is the patient himsel1.
but the area OF Infection is limited tn g
few feet, hence in direct exposure alone
close contact is necessary. Infection
by the brei til is doubtful, but it is not
certain that it may not occur. The
scales thrown off by the patient is ex-
tremcly infectious. The retention OF
the scales by clothing, bedding and the
wall OF rooms is one of the most COM
mon causes of infection. The dischar-
ges from the throat, nose and ear are
also very infectious: Conveyance by
toys, books, carpets, bedding, &c, also
by cats and dogs, which may also suffer
from the disease; also through milk
and other articles Of food. The pa
ticnt is troubled by vomiting, fever,
sore throat and rapid pulse, tcmpera-
ture 103 to l0i, period Of disease usual
~ fifteen days. Only Il fluid diet for
first two weeks. Milk is best, diluted
with lime water. Never ovcrcrowd the
stomach with any food. Keep bowels
open by small doses of calOmel Mt first
stages, but after the case is pronounced
use cncmata rather than cathartic
drugs. Surface Of body should bc
bathcd with warm water, followed by
amounting with plain OF carbolic vase
line as soon us first sign OF disQucma
tion (or scaling Of skin.) Protect from
cold, drafts, &c. Keep patient warm
by use Of blankets or hot bottles. Give
icc-watcr and ice to satisfy thirst, and
apply ice to head if necessary.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
Alice News.

Miss Minnie Thuggman. a charming
young lady of Augusta, Ca, is visiting
Miss Ella McAdams.
G. II. Taylor and j. b. McAdams
went to Hartwell, Ca, last week on
business.
w. P. Hall, of Greenville, was in our
midst last week.
Fodder pulling is the order of the
day.
Mr.. j. J. Gaily has sold his ginnery
to Messrs: Simpson s. Simpson, of Iva.
E. G. McAdams, Esq, of Anderson,
was down last week visiting his pa
re,lts.
G 30. E. Prince and E. NJ. Rucker ap-
peared ut Magistrate Spoons court last
week, the former to prosecute and the
latter to defend q prisoner.
Misses ~Nllie and Ida Hall visited
near. Belte b last week.
jim Hall walks proud. It's girl.
FARMER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
Rural Mail Boxes.

Those who have placed orders for mail
l,nxea on Rural Routes Nos. and 2 lead
ing from Anderson, s. c., are requested
to call and get them at once. Boxes for
the following, named persons a-e now
ready for delivery: D. j. Tucker, w. b.
Hembres, s. \. Brown, John Eskew,
-. B. McPhali, J. Thomas Eakew, w. p.
.e~anapp. w. w. raathaya. g. J. J.yVatsCn
!. w Iaboon. D. NJ. VYatno,n. . n. H.
Fra ar. w. r. Erwin, J. d. Mcdaniel,
0iiS i;blt, S.assSss- r. RurstA. Tnlly
BrnthArs. r. A. Reeves, w. q. Rembrei,
Z 4. Il. Mcconnell. RyH. Anderson, =.
{ w. Wh,r.t L. r. WATSON, ). P.t Mcclellan,
John A P-n,tt NJ. a. Martin, A. M. Nc.
Coy. M ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21

twenty-five Dollars will buy fairly
GOOD square practice Piano at the C. A.
Reed i'iusic House. They are intrinsi-
cally worth double that amount.
This is our greatest year. We are
proud Of our record, and are striving bv
every honest means to win you for a Gus.
tomor. Give us trisl if you bave never
done 30 before. Vapdiyer Rros.
II you are in the market for a Mower.
Reaper and Binder, call at Brock Bros.
and buy the Deering, the most durable.
l1ghtest draft and best adj justed machine
on the market.
Jobbers prices on "Schapps," "Early
Bird" and "Blue Jay" Tobaccos. Low
est PTioos On Flour, Coffee. Corn, Bacon,
and heavy Groceries. Vandiver Bros.
The great secret ofa merchants success
is In buying his goods right. Sullivan
hardware GO. have regular Wholesale
Department., and since opening same
their trade has Increased in volume very
rapidly. 10 this age Of sharp competi.
ton, merchants are looking more closely
after prices, and they are finding that
they can buy at wholesale from this house
cheaper than by sending their orders
away from home and paying freights
The reason for this is that the Sullivan
Hardware Co. are always wide awake and
make contracts ahead with the mauufac-
turer direct; besides they employ a resi-
dent buyer In New York, with branch
Offices In other cities. who keep in touch
with all large factories, which gives this
house the advantage OF knowing lust
where their spot cash orders Will obtain
the lowest pr.csr. It is much more satis-
factory for merchants to buy in a home
market when they can save money bv do
Ing 80. and that .s what Sullivan Hard
ware Co. propose to do for their trade.
Anything in the Hardware line can be-
bought from them as low, often much
lower, than the same class of goods are
offered by other wholesale houses. If
you have not investigated this fact they
stand ready to prove 1t If you will give
them your orders.
Mothers VITO have s!-eye &c dreaded
the approach Of hot weather when thew
nav nave "a Ateething babe, should not forget
CONS 81 the effects Of hot weather on chil-
dren, keeps them in healthy condition
and makes teething easy. TEETHINA
costs only rs Cents per box at druggists:
or mail rs cents to q. j. MofIett, M. D.,
St. Louis, Mo.
When you want f1rst-class, up-to-dato
PHoTos caii ON GALLAGHER BROS.
2s their new Studio next door to Ligon 6
~ guaranteed to every customer.
W. u. Sn6arer, Surveyor, You will
find me at Dean q Ratliffe'a. Long dis
tance Phone at my residence.
s2ntrrctors and Bridge Builders ar 9
perhaps cot aware of the fact that Sulli-
van Hardware Co. own q latest improved
Cutting and Threading Machine, opera.
ted by electricity, and can cut and thread
more pipe and bolts In day and do the
work better than could bs done by hand
in ten days. They are prepared to make
estimates and fill orders promptly.
Health will give what wealth cannot
buy-happiness. Cycling being a pleas
ant, comfortable exercise is the greatest
known health promoter, and just as pop.
ular as our wheels, Columbia. Rambler.
Cleveland, and the Hartford are the
greatest favorites among discriminating
wheel judges.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
gone to North Carolina on visit to
thcir cld nome. VINEGAR JUG.
August Il.

= The bakers strike in Charleston
is at an end and it looks as IL the
union was broken up, as number of
bakers have disregardcd its order and
returned to work
The largest grape vine in the
world is on the farm of p +. Meek
ins, Roanoke Island, n. G.. and it is
the Scuppernong variety. 1t covers
about one acre Of ground.
= In little Western town the
other day, tho most popular citizen
soundly whipped tough character,
and to vindicatc the majesty of the
law the offender was brought up for
trial. The jury was out about two
what have the jury to say?" "May
1T please the court" responded the
foreman, I'VE the jury, find that the
prisoner is not guilty of hittcn' with
intent to kill, bat simply to paralyzc:
and he done it, I" The verdict was re-
ceivcd with applause, and the prisoner
received an ovation.
= An estimate Of the earnings and
expenses of the Southern Railway for
the last fiscal year has been made pub.
lie, which, it is reported, is based
upon authoritative Information. The
Louisville and st. Louis division is
not included in the figures, which
show gross earn. ,gs of $33, SOY 900,
an increase Of $2,2l9,000 over the
previous fiscal year upon practically
the same mileage. The net earnings,
1t IS reported, aggregate over $l0, ,00O,-
ooO, an increase of Z! per cent. COM
pared with the previous year. 4
large proportion of the earnings we're
derived FROM the freight traffic, which
has been widely diversified. Coal
constituted 80 per cent. of the total
freight tonnage, manufactured articles
70 per cent, lumber II per cent. and
agricultural products II per cent.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21

RlGh ACRIs-- 100 acres Bot.orn.
- e.END Situate on Southern Railroad.
Susceptible Of division.
Two good dwellings, farm hounos, con.
venient to churches, echools and markets.
W!l ha anld at private Gale.
n mot sold privately Will be scid nj
public sale as Walhalla Court House on
DeosmhsS 2, 1901, et II O'clock O. m,
Call on or address
l.. d. STRIBLING, Helena, Ga.
8. p. sTRIBLING, Chalmer. q. @.
Aug 10, l90l-S'4 Executors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-02

Will be sold on the same bar
gain level as all other goods,
While we have your size, come
and get the grandest aud best
bargains you ever got.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Sn Der Wontaa gtbenb sebals

= Sn Der Wonta9 Mbenb gebal=
teneu resuldren Situns bes Stabtz
ratbeS tam bic @aherfrase rpieber
CUR gr6rteruns. SIN Sale BITE Stabt
sic Dor benz 1. Suit fd0:s semelene
Spbrant=M ietbe besablt, werben BITE
@aGerwerfe. Sonbbalter Ser sweiten
Sppotbete am Oberen SluBbamm eis
men tiefen 8runnen sraben laiien, mnb
10 bas @afier in bemielben rein 1T,
wirb bic @aierwerte. gompasnie Der
Drummer mebrere sraben la1ea, auf
bieler @eiie Der Stabt reines nnb
selunbes @aiier liefern unb bamtt eis
nem ldnsit sefiblten Iebarfniiie ab=
belfen. Die Mnselesenbeit wurbe an
bas @aHermertzg omite uerwieien.
e Senlterseiimie, Ebirz unb
Seniterrabmeu, Moulbins, 8aferbes
bdlter, aues gut unb biaiS BET @risbi
& Smart.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
2mrembure.

9o@m. Serr Nuinliuan uon Mouz
treal, Can. pel6er BEL Ieinem in bic
ier @emeinbe wobnenben betasten Wa=
ter gu @alte lit, bat Sonntas unb
SonntaS Dor a9t 1asen in Der st.
Wenbelinus &ir8e bag So9amt se=
balten. = nnlere Sarmer baben ibr
@etreibe in Saufen sebra6t unb ba,t
bas anbaltenb sinitise 8etter beItens
auSSenubt. Ser Sac. 9emm lit pom
ieiner Oflaboma=& eiie mieber mobilize
balten 5uridsefebrt. O5 er sladli6
senus NOR, bel Der gerloluns elm
Stud Sanb gu erbai6en, meiB er bis
iest nod ni6t. IS bat inn in Stla=
bona iebr gut sefalen, unb m09te er
serne gu ienen sebOren, bic li9 bort
cine 6~eimftdtte aneisneten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
1, ibiHe.

2esten Donueritas reiiten bic Ser
rem 9p. 9ed unb 50. 8esper In @ez
idditen mad ct. gloub. On ienem
Gage murbe Der bter ms 2eben setres
tenen Sirma @ebr. SEED S6anflisens
sewdbrt nnb beren girsidait gut se=
beiBen. -Oie Nrbeit in ben bieiisen
Steinbri9en sebt flott poran. - I'm
Ter Miblenbeiiser @arbins eritattete
Samitas benz gountpiib eineu se=
i6dftli6en 8eiu6.-Serr Sobn @eiss
mann bdlt bier einen Store, Der IT.
senb elmer @robitabt i'm Staate our
gbre serei6eu miirbe. = Mu9 &odz
ui0e bat bas 8auftebsr. Gin Conn
tag bier swii6en ct. Soiepb unb &od=
pile ftattsefunbenes @ettlptel, bas
uiele 3ui6aaer bate. fiel sesen bic
TN leri9en aus.
Mlbanh.
Sn Der am 81. Suli sebaltenen
Sabresperlammluns Der bieiisen Seu=
ermebr fanb bic @abl neuer geamten
nit folsenbem &eiultate itatt: gbet
Der Seuermebr: Nid. Subertp; eriter
@ebilfe: Soiepb Bauer; Setretdr:
Sbomas Somaief S9asmei1ter: SO.
Oinnborf. Die Company bat baar
i'm S9asamtebi Summe D. 1918. %
Sic MnSabl ser Mitslieber betrdst 80,
uno unIere Seuerwebr wirb ais cine
Der beiten Sreipiaise Companies i'm
County anseieben. = Oie gadtein=
befleibuus ber Stabt6aue mirb anz
fanss na4ter 8o@e uolenbet iein.
= Oie Strma &rafer & @ertin fat
cine bebeuteube Nrbeitsmanni6aft an
benz S%unbameut i6res sroben Sc
iddftssebduoes bei6aftist; bas CRIB
sel6oB wirb biele @o@e fertis. =
8olfsans 9anauer lit gum 9elu@e
ieines Saters un6 ietner @ei6wiitet
bier; ct sibt gu, baB Colorado teineu
Serslei9 nit benz i6Onen Winneioto
ausbdlt. = Srau Sobn Die6rt9 if
auf cine @ode mad @rap eagle 81,
Pfese Ser i6mer erfranften Srar
gberle absereiit. = 6err 8. @las:
meyer pou Belgrade i~tattete NIT Sral
unb &iusern letnem 8ruber, ben
bo6w. P. gonrab Sonntag etnen 8e
lu6 ab.-Oie bodm. P. P. Otto Dor
Mpon unb Stmplicius BON ct. Sobn's
maren Wontas in Qlbanp. 6o9m. P
gonrab reiite Oienitas auf einise Sag
na9 ct. Saul. = Wi6. Wtuer uni
gbriit. 9ammerl baben bas @obn
baus oes 9errn Sobn Praser lest
@o6e po%llenSet; ebenio bic S@eu
ne bes Wilbelm &rans. = Sob
Solinser ma6t sroBe @erdnberuuse1
in ieinem @obn6aus, mel6es Ser
2ebrer &eBler nod pollenbetem I'm
bau besieben mirb. = Ntd 6. @elte
uon Chicago, etn 8ruber Der Sra,
: Sobn 8~elenitein, lit gum geiu6 bic
anselanst. = 9erm. 8enolfen iest
Wittwo6 e Musuit) feline Drei6ma
idiue in Sbdti9teit. = TIMER belieb
te 6otelier S. Meuenltein bat lei
@aItbaus NIT % 3tmmern i'm polle,
@anee, uno bod mubte er Oieulta
miben Reiienben oas Sofa al
I Sdlafitdtte anmeiien. = Srau Sran
: Gig Nltldul nebit S09ter9en au
, Oulutb lit gu etnem mOnatli9e
: Selu@e ibrer uieleu 8ermanbte
unb Sreunbe bier einsetroffen. :
Wontag Nbenb murbe im Stabi
ratb beantra9t, feline ueitere S9ant
2tsens mebr gu sewdbren. Ser On
tras murbe auf ben Slid selest
SEER @eIenitein leste Dor ben Stabi
pattern bic Notbpenbisfeit unb BE
Nuten einer itdbtii6en @aiierleitun
flar, unb es murbe Der 8el9luB g
fabt, BON etnem Susenieuren 81
> praftiIden Sbeen uno einen Soften
: ani9las gu befommen. = 9err Srar
Solinser erpartet pon ietnen 40 Nde
Weisen wenisltens 20 Sul3el pc
older.
9fem N%ahue8btle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

llnlere Sarmer baben it4 rpteber
zines seiesneten grnteiabres gu err
freuen, barob bic bier laut s%emorbene
sSbee, elm Grntefeit gu ueranftalten,
cine bere9tiste lift. = Sobn Winter
unb ISrau baben Nbi9ie6 pom unS se=
nommen. Soffentlt6 miro ibnen bas
Stabileben in ct. gloub wobl be-
fommet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Treeport.

Oas neue @ebdube, wel6es ais Pri=
patbanf bes 6errn SEQ. ublencott be-
nubt wtrb, lit uouenbet, une lit mar
jebt nit Ser inneren mobernen Iusitat:
tuns bei6dftist. Sim 1. September
miro bas 8anfselddft erofnet werz
ben. = Oie Miblenbeiiber @ebriber
Slipper BON bier itno seitern, ben Z
.Nusuit, nit 9ebriber &ramer pen
Melroie mad Norb.O afota absereiit,
mo- lie als BREEDER bielen 6erbft gerz
menbuns iuden merben. = sSn lester
Donnerftas Na9t fam ein Yahasier,
welder ben &opf gum Seniter binaus=
itredte, babur@ gu S@aben, baB E,
NIT benz BET Der bieiiSen Citation an
sebra@ten Yotiadenbebel In 8erib.
runs tam. Sn Saut Centre purbs
er unter drstli@e gebanbluns Sefteut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Wb0n.

Das neue Pfarrbaus, weldes bic
@emeinbe erbauen ldBt, wirb na9ite
ISOLDE 10 melt fertis, baB bic Sau@er
tire &rbeit beginner tSnnen. Die
6erren Mt9. MtGer une gbrtit.
9ammerl baben bic Nrbeit our sr0Bz
ten !3ufriebenbeit bes bo9w. Pfarz
rers P. Otto, .. g. g., unb ber
@emeinbe beiorst. Oas Pfarrbaus
wirb in 8irfli9teit u~nierer Srti@aft
CUR 3ieroe eeret9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Clear 9afe.

Oonneritas Worseu itar6 zines
fat plObli3en Sooes Srau u. ..
8Opinstcn, wel9e lid tassuorber am
ideinenb nod Set better @eiun6beit er=
freute. = Gin fletnes 8obnbaus Der
Samilie 6. 8. Sdmab, bas uon
8ittme E6eo. glarf bewobnt NOR, lit
Sreitas Morsen in Der Sribe nieoers
sebrannt. Wit fnapper Notb ;ettete
bic Samilie ibr 2eben. Ser S9aben
am 9auie betrdst $500; bie @erli9e=
rung NOR $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
New YabmesbiQe.

Sn persansener ISOLDE murbe i'm
bteiisen hospital bes Or. Yilon bic
erite 8erlammluns Der grom @ins
Meoical Gfociation sebalten; cine
@nsabl @er5te bate iib gu Der @elez
9enbeit einsefunben, I'M ibr @ifien
bur9 Sbat unb @ort gu bereidern
es murben ueri9iebene l9mierise Ope=
rationen unternommen unb bapon eint=
&c miheni9aftlide gr0rterunsen &c.
fnipft. = 6. u. geacod ldbt ieiner
Samilie eine sroBe, mobern einsez
ridtete WobnunS bauen, beren Soften
auf $4,000 gu fteben fommen perben.
Meire 0rope.
Srau &arl Pfeffer fiel leete @o9e
auf elmer Sreppe unb perleste li9 an
Ser S9ulter. = 9err ga1p. Oeters,
mel9er bic lesten Gage 1ebr franf
mar, befinbet it@ auf benz @ese Der
8elieruns. -Oie Sru@tbinber baben
ibre Nrbeit mieberum fir Elm Sabr
uollenbet; gnbe bieler @o@e mirb
bas @etreibe wobl tn S9ober lein.
Wan ermartet allsemetn elm sutes gr=
sebnib.-Sm Diltritt 81, in meldem
5err S. g. S6miusbammer als 9eb=
rer tbdtis lit, mirb eine neue 2ebrer=
mobnuns erridtet merben, lobalb man
it@ auf ben 8auplab seeinist baben
pirb.
Saul Gentsr.
9err SEQ. Snsram fat lein berrliz
DIES 9eim benz 9errn @eors 6.
Serberser BON @eit linton, Der ieine
bortise i6One Sarm fur $12, 500 per=
faufte, gu $4,000 fdufli@ iiberlaHen.
-@dbrenb bes %iiniten @emitteriturs
mes, Der iber Sic bieiise umsesenb
rpes3os, wurben benz I'M Conn Mjb=
lep wobnenben Sarmer Sobn Wtger
pier Stid iunses @inbuieb pom 8lit
9et66tet.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
MOfkaGFs'S Love

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serves them in robust health in the
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know 1t has no equal. l am the mother of ten
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She is one year old and is as we'll and hearty az
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some were born at right time but dead others
were premature births one lived to be one wear
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they found nothing wrong I did not know
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Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure heartburn.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
The Benning Meeting Closed.

Washington, April 13.-The Benning
meeting closed to-day with the largest
crowd ever seen upon the grounds. The
favorites were beaten in each race. Sum
mary:
First Race-Hurdle. handicap, one mile
and a half, over six hurdles. Gould, 80 to
l. won, with Earn, 10 to l, second, and
Draughtsmen. to l, third. Time 2:521s.
Second Race-Four and half furlongs,
for two-year-olds. The Gold Finder,
to 2, won, with Right Away, TO l. second,
Grail, 10 10 /, third. Time 81 Us.
Third Race-Hunters' steepiecnase.
about two and a half miles. Last Cord,
? to /, won. with Quicksilver. 10 to l, sec
ond, and Self Protection, to l, third.
Time 5:1S.
Fourth Race-Benning spring handicap
seven furlongs. Moor, to l. won, with
Alsike, Z to .. second, and Sidney Lucas
to 5, third Time LIS Is.
Fifth Race-Seven furlongs. for maid
ems. Arbitrator, to 1. won, with Thor
oughbred, to 5. second, and Napoleon
Bonaparte, 60 to /. third. Time 1:S0 rs.
Sixth Race-Selling, one mile and one
hundred yards. Nitrate, to ], won.
with Kirkwood, to 5. second, and Rob
ert Metcalf, to l, third. Time ;6l 20.
Seventh Race-Five furlongs. Boney
Bow. TO ], won, with Presgrave, to 3,
second, and Palatial, 10 to l, third. Time
I .03
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-14
Tbe Races Mt Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, April 13.-Results:
First Race-Selling, one mile. Elsie Deii'
4 to ]. won, with Insurrection, TO 2 sec
ond. and Waterhouse, to l, third. lime
1:47ia. 1.,,
second Race-One mile and an eightn
selling. Outburst, to !, won win Jess.
Jarboe. 2 to /, second. and Al Caskey' IL
to /. third. Time 200.
Third Race-Four furlongs. rounding
to 1. won. with King DAILY. to l. sec
ond. and Follow, to ., third LING
:50l5 ,,,.
Fourth Race-Slx furlongs, seiIlng
Horseshoe Tobacco. 1 to 2, won, with mag
gle w. 6 to /. second, and Iris to L.
third. Time 11S.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs, selling. cas-
tine. 3 10 /. won, with Mazets, 80 TO !
second. and Dave Rice, TO l. third
Time LIN.
Sixth Race-Five and half furlongs
selling. Ben Frost. 3 to ], won. with Ess'
ter. 3 10 ]. second, and Eva wilson &c
2, third. Time 1:l0is.