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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14
THE NEWS OF THE
SPORTING WORLD
EAte by Squire
edited by Squire RrowA-)

112 tRansch. to 2. third. Time. l:oo.
Mayme. Glenrice and Corsica ran. am
Third race, six furlongs-Brigadier, us
Hoard). to /, won; Emma r.. III tMat.
eKnigho. IS to l. third. Time. us S-S.
Alline Abbot Geyser. Leo Newell. Har-
new. Golden Sceptre and Cuban Girl ran.
Fourth race. short course. steepiechase
Helen Paxton. 1Ss Gloyd), 8 to l, won
ond; Bristol, 147 (zeno), S to /. third
Time. S:4. Dagmar, Walter Cleary, Wea-
lock. Mazo, Darlene ran. Henry Glpps
fell. DR.. Nowlin threw rider. .
Fifth race, five and one-naii iue,ons I'm
the Proviso stakes-Sidney Z. Love, lV1
(Ransch) II to 10. won; Philo, 9S u. HICKS,
20 to /. second; Poor Boy. 100 (Birkenrntn,
Ii to 2, third. Time, LIP. Style, GOLD
Bell also ran. -as
Sixth race, mile and hunor t won.
Guy H.. 10S buchanan 10 l., woi,
pirates Queen, 81 (Robbins) to l. second
Silurian no (WinktieldD 2 to l. tni ,1a :
Time. 1853 3-5. Donater. Lady Bramoie'
Entries for Today.
First race. selling. six furlongsn ,a var.
~; Duke of Bohemia. Montana. 1is
Lady Idris, III; Tom Keene, Huzzan, 10,
likeness. Pretorius. 112; Muresca, step
Onward. Hearse. 10.
Second race, six and one-half iurlonss-
Antonius. l22; Duelist. 119: Heroidade, IN
snector Shea lis; silver Owl, Zyria, ITO;
Top Soil. Mirance. 80. ,u,.,o,s
Third race. mile and eighth-Positio,nnss ms:
1o7: Galathee. Jiminez. Stransest' loo'
Charley Moore. Frederick. lo2.
Fourth race. mile handicap-Lucien Ap-
pleby. los; Bragg. 1N; Corrigan, loi
Autumn Ai Leaves. Jos; Flora Pomona ,s ":
Fifth race, six furlongs-Gregor <, iUS
Alright. st. Minor. 1900; Lady Joceiyh'
81; Almaric. 90; Gypsene, Apoia' a. ,m.
ce s1ste 1 or i67 t Long Flo 1867 Old Mike
Queen, 95; Form, 90; Santa Tersa' ~.
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At Harlem.

Chicago, Aug. 13.tOne of the biggest
coups of the local racing season came
out in the third race at Harlem today,
when Brigadier romped home eight
lengths in front of his field, after being
backed from to l down to 3 at post
time. prominent horse owner is said
to have cleaned up $4,000 on the race
here and in New York. The proviso
stakes, the feature of the day., was won
to a number of scratches in the fifth
race, the event was declared off. The
first race, with fifteen starters, was split
in two and run as the first and second
events. Weather wet, track deep and
holding.
First race five furlongs-Hattie Walk
er. 1Os Iavissonl, 3 to 1, won; Versif,
108 q. Woods. 6 to l, second: Chicago
Girl. 1os (Gouin). 50 to /. third Time,
o4 3-5 Siege. Penance. Countessa Rea-
soner, Smyrna ran.
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Adios, los
(Coburn). to 2, won; Apple Sweet, los
(Prior), Is to l. second; Lady Churchill,
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ROSS'S BARBER SHOP,
Exchange Hotel.
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Judge of Probate of Montgomery County,
Alabama. commissioners to open books of SUBJ
scription to the capital stock of the Mont
Eomery Traction Company notice is hereby
given that. in accordance with said appoint
ment and the statute in such cases made and
provided. will open said books OF .subscrip-
ton at 2 o'clock m. on the 25th day Of
steiner over No IL Commerce Street, In the
City OF Montgomery, Ala.
BARRIE L. HOLT,
w. H RAGLAND,
w r. VANDTVER,
EDWARD A. GRAHAM,
w. T. ROBERTSON.
~ Commissioners.
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Cincinnati AZ; New York, ga.

New York Aug 13-The visitors outbatted
the home team in the first game. In the sec
ond the New Yorks scored all their runs in
the first three innings of five hits Long hit
ting was the feature in both contests. At
tendance G,6Oo Score-First game: r. H. E
CINCINNATI ..... 4 0 / 90 2 0 a 10 3
New York ,...... o o o q 90 2o1-3
Batteries-Hahn and Bergen; McGinnty and
Bowerman.
Score-Second game: h n r.
~, yorL 211ooo0 0"-4 2
Observation-Disclosures. Maloney and Bergen;
Mathewson and Bowerman.
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Detroit Shut Out Twice.

Philadelphia. Aug. 13-Detroit suffered two
defeats today Waddell and Hastings, the
local pitchers. were more effective than their
opponents The visitors played ragged field
ing game. Attendance. 67S5. Score-First
game II II T.
Detroit .. ............o o 900 1000
PhIladelphia . .......1 O2112Ol IS IL o
Ratteries-Mercer and MCGUIRE Waddell and
Schreck.
score-second game: R. H. E.
Detroit ........n o 10000 )
pbiIadeInhia .O12O22 80 10
Butteries-Munen and Buelow; Hustirgs and
Powers.
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Roston 81: Pittsburg, SO.

Boston Aug 1s.-Boston and PittsolEg broke
even Boston won the first by a batting streak
in the eighth inning. In the second game Bos-
ton tried new local pitcher named Dresser
and he struck out eight men. The fielding Of
Boston was ragged and the visitors won handi-
w Attendance 5000 Score: r. H. z.
First game.
r,o.ton ....1 10000 s"-S II 0
Fittsburg . .........0 0 o1023 0o-6
Batteries-willis AMI Kittredge; Chesbro and
O'Connor.
Second game. n Ii II
Boston ..............ooo 10o0-1 10 8
Pittsburg . .........3 o OF 0o1 90 IL l
Batteries-Dreser and Moran; Philippe and
Smith.
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Nashville takes the road this morning
for nine games. opening at home again
on the 25th of August with Memphis
Birmingham takes the road today for
six games. opening in Birmingham with
Nashville on August list. New Orleans
is not scheduled today. playing in Mem
phis Friday and Sunday. Yesterday s
games were:
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League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Boston-First game-Pittsburg, 6; Boston,
s. Second game-Pittsburg. 6; Boston. /.
At Brooklyn-Chicago. 2: Brooklyn. l.
At New York-Frst game-Cincnnati. 4;
New York 8. Second. game-Cincinnati, 2:
New York, 4.
At Philadelphia-st Louis, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
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Atlanta, 8; Chattanooga, 6.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 13.-Wilson Of At
lanta pitched a beautiful game today
striking out eight men. Chattanooga
played good ball, but was defeated by
Atlanta -. :. ..00O7O02O '-9 Is j
Chattanooga 90. q 0 / 0 3 0 0 0 0--6 10
Batteries-Wilson and Hurlburt; Ely
and Durrette
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Shreveport. 8; New Orleans, 2.

Shreveport. Aug. 13.-The Pelcans could
not hit Fisher. Doyle was hit at the
right time. Errors assisted Shreveport
TO a victory. r.. f.
New Orleans ...o11oOOoOo- )
Shreveport ... % O031 0|-5 10 5
Batteries-Doyle, Dannehower and Alb
bot; Fisher and Mcclure.
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Nashville, 4; Birmingham, 8.

Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 13.-With any
thing like proper support behind him
Smiths pitching would have won today s
game for Birmingham. He struck out
eight men and held the locals down to five
hits. at least two of which were ques-
tionable. Ragged fielding. however. told
against him. The gate receipts were at
tached by Manager Frank of the Mem
phis team. Attendance, 800 R.H.E.
Nashville . E. ..012 O01 o. 3 2
Birmingham . =. 90 2 90 01-3 8 4
Batteries-Sanders and Fisher; Smith
and Brown.
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Games Today.

At Boston-Pittsburg and Boston.
At Brooklyn-Chicago and Brooklyn.
At New York-Cincinnati and New York.
At Philadelphia-St. Louis and Philadelphia
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rndav's line-up will he:

The Dots are coming.
The Lines Uill follow.
Watch for the Elephant.
Watch for the Millionaire
Dots, Lines. Elephants AMI Millonaires
make great puzzles-wait for the COM
bination.
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won his two previous games. was batted out
| of the box in two innings. Attendance, L.
| 800. Score: r. H y
Baltimore :. ..........3 0 o s ia Is L
Cleveland . ....... o q 2Un1 OO1-4 II 4
| Batteries-Howell and Robinson; Smith, Hess
| and Wood,
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ST. LOUIS ON TOP.

The Eastern clubs have already begun
changing the league map st Louis, the only
Western club to win Is at the head. Boston
by her two victories secon' and Chicago and
the Athletics teing for third.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14

Boston, Aug, 13-Chcago could not hit Di-
neen today and Callahan's Witness, with OPP
portune batting by the home team. settled the
outcome of the game in the second inning At
tendance 5.49O Score Ri E
Boston . ...,...-.....O62 looo0'-9 9
Chicago q. .........,- q n o o n 90
Batteries tneen and Criser; Garvn Calls
han and sullivan.
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Deserves No sympathy.

Mobile Herald.
himself by refusing to pay $50 toward
educ ating his children deserves no SYM
pathy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14
St. Louis Leads

Washington Aug. 13-St. Louis was mors
successful than the home club i'll launching hits
today and assisted by Carricks in the
sixth inning placed the game beyond Wash
ington's reach Attendance. 1850. Score
r. H. e.
Washington 100 01o211-5 IL 3
- Louis ,............2 0 c o. II o
Batteries-Carrick and Clark; Powell and
Sugden.
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BROOKLYN, 4; Chicago, 2.

Brooklyn, Aug. 13-Brooklyn defeated Chi
cago again today. Captain Lowe Of the Chi
cago team was ordered on the held for protest
ing a decision. Attendance, 2,400. Score:
r. n. E.
c<bicaeo Gno1000-2
BROOKLYN . .......o 600 o0'-4 II
Observation-Disclosures and King; Evans and
Earrell.
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With tn Sidwheelers.

New York. Aug. 13.-The events of the
grand circuit meeting at the Brighton
Beach track today proved to be the most
fosat to date The ATTENDANCE was
race, the 2:OS pace, was on the novelty
plan and Major Muscovite was hot
choice at to 10 for the heat. The geld
Ing Chestnut after fight all the way,
won by two lengths In the second heat
The Bishop was the choice and this time
the talent made no mistake. Strange to
say, Sphynx S.. was a prohibitive favorite
a tone to four for the next heat and as
soon as he got the word he went to the
post like flash, but was soon aught ly
Major Muscovite and The pair went like
a tea INTO the seven furlong pole, where
Sphynx s. came away and won The
judges fined Spear. his driver. 500 for not
trying for the first heat. The 5000 Hiram
Woodruff purse for the 2:20 trotting class
was a most exciting race from start to
finish. Before the first heat Oulce Cor
sold at even money against the field. She
proved a counterfeit and was never for
midabe The heat was BEETLE between
Wilque and Patchen Maid, the former
winning by length. Wilque was now
the choice at to l. At the word Dulce
Cor shot out and was at Wilques saddle
at the turn with Chase at her wheel and.
all Tapped. they passed the half and came
into the stretch punched. 1t was close
finish, Chase winning by half length.
Chase kas made the choice at 100 to %
and in another close and exciting battle
ne peat ollque by smatl o marg GIN j., mas ahe
next heat Wilque won. In the final heat
Wilque won as he pleased.
The 5000 Horse Review stake for j.
year-old trotters PROVED 10 De tne great
est race OF tne season LOT the class, nims
colts and fllies coming up for the WORD.
The pools before the first neat were the
Rajah 800; Vyzant. Jr., 500; the field,
wv NV; ooiln w nov ny POi ~ - No., soon
"eIl up me pdch stietCi' nc az 80
Jolneu py the RdJdll dilu SHan. M auu o,,,,S
IN &c shol up tiie oach 81 IN at,a ~
the top urn Dut oIo M. M INC 1890 r,,.b
IAaJan Cotle - t-oro tnhn No
w Mlhnl!s py wv sti1 =, IN vitb aoI1ai
re wen Inc me ht * tbi t%o in 2l4 "a This IS
the best 3,year-old record Tor me season snoT
Ike the Champion or Of
vile, Ky. who, still owns hi him. .,.,.
2:os class, pacing; purse oo,Iv"' 4 ne
chestnut en-, e, oy ~, Iie p III, IL" 80
Dam by Rescue "a. BroW T;,,,o. TO
Inc Risnop, d. g. oE Aiso' 1ro
r, NNl9ot' - ch,,nx
Sphynx = en- g. ny SphShN
=, lopeall :. - Observation-Disclosures
MAJOR MuscoNlte - ''.''''''''''''''''
MlIlie1o strdttoii - ''''''''''''''''' q
Miss Miss Leach ............................5
Time 2:o7 "A, 2:o9 IA, EOS "a.
20 class, trot' hiram Woourull STAKES
5000:
Wilque. h. 6. by QueeCny-
Lady Wilkes, by Wilkes
Spirit Jr.. Ca +. McDon-
Chase. b g., by kealer EnoIa
p.t d. by Msid "a b GRS'h' m ="
(Shank) e. e. ................ II no
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14
LIKE NASHVILLE
DEFEATED TWICE IN ONE
DAY.
Little Rock Takes Both Games of
Double Header from Memphis,
Breitenstein Losing Game in
the First Game.
League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Observation-Disclosures 3; Nash
vile 4.
At Shreveport-New Orleans, 2; Shreve-
port, s.
At Little Rock-(First game) Memphis,
2: Little Rock, 3; second game, Memphis,
6; Little Rock, 7.
At Atlanta-Chattanoog 6; Atlanta, 9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14

Totals ...,.......IE =. ~ a
Three base hits. Wallace. l. Doubts
plays. Hobbie to Pettus. Base on balls,
by Seals. o. Hit by pitched balls Seals
0. Struck out, by Seals, 2. Passed balls
Fritz, 0. Wild pitches. Seals, O.. Earned
runs, 8. Left on bases, g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14
BEANEATERS FIERCE
KEEP AFTER PITTSBURG GOOD
AND STRONG.

After Shutting out Clark's Team
Tuesday They Break Even in a
Double Header Yesterday,
CHESHIRE Being Pounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14

Three base hits, Andrews. 1; Stickney, 1.
Double plays. Sorrell to Andrews. Hogg
to Sorrell to Andrews. Base on balls, by
Weaver, 0. Hit by pitched balls Weaver
O. Struck out. by Weaver. l. Passed
balls Dunlap, 0. Wild pitches, by Weav-
err O. Earned runs, 8, Left on bases, I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14

The ashes, So called. from volcanoes, are
simply lava that Is finely pulverized.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14
Games TODAY.

At attanooga-Nashville and Chatta
nooga.
At Little Rock-Shreveport and Little
Rock.
At Atianta--Birmingh and Atlanta.
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St. Louis. 4; Philadelphia, Q.

Philadelphia. Aug. 1S.-St. Louis defeated
Philadelphia today by opportune hitting. Both
pitchers were effective, but Pierson was the
more fortunate Attendance. 464 Score:
r. H. E.
81 Louis .,.......0o 200o01 IA 2
PHILADELPHIA . .......0 l o Of o.
Batteries-Pierson and Ryan: Iberg and Doug
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At Detroit.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. B-Sevoy AGAIN
| demonstrated his class as a sprlnter at
| Highland Park today by making SNOW
| of his company in .ne six ana one-nali
| furlong event. He was pulled up IN the
| final quarter and finished in 20 IA.
| quarter of a second over the track recoro'
Track fast; weather threatening. o ~,
First race. six furlongs,Voucn Ws Sl
VIM, Alto /, won; Ringleader ,109 (Alarle).
3 to /. second; Fairy 1902 q. Jonesl. to
| /. third. Time lis IA. Loka. Carr Z. BOD
Dinsmore. Lowell. Vitouria. Madahne ".
Babe Hewitt, Kid Hampton ran.
Second race, five furlongs-Sprlngwa-
| ter. Ill (Minder), to l, won; Caelana.
| 1O3 (Gormley), 10 to l, second; onyx, loS
| (HowelD. to l. third. Time 1:Ol ga: Har-
old Keeling, Heroine, Gerda. Sly Boots.
Gastus Pathos, Woolsack, Lampsnaoe'
Duke Dashaway, Mamie Reilly ran.
Third race. mile-Khaki. los (Gormley).
even. won; Velma Clark 100 (R. Steele.
| 10 to /, second; McWilliams, los lRooert-
| SOM. 5 to l. third. Time 1:A Ia. All Saints.
Nobleman, Hinsdale ran.
Fourth race six furiongs and half
Sevoy. lis (Robertson), to 5. won; Eau
claire, 1O6 q. T. Woods, to J., second:
Crimean 100 (ONeiD, 4 to l. third. Time
| :201-4. Rotterdam, Basilus, Stunts, Harry
Duke ran.
Fifth race. FIVE and half furlongs-
Emu, IS (O'NeiD. to 5, won; Bismarck.
| 103 0rvin). even, second Immortelle, 100
| (Adams), 8 to /. third. Time LOS 3-4. Du-
mont and Spinel ran. -
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Lemuel, ~
| ID. Gilmore), to /, won; Chantreile, lo3
G.ouden). 4 to l. second: Illowaho, ITO
| (Minder), 2 to /, third. Time ] %. Alden
Concertina, Blue Ridge. Siphon. The
Vommon, Commend. Chando. Peter T ran
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Little Rock, 81; Memphis, 30.

Little Rock. Aug. 13.-L4ittle Rock took
both games of double header this after
noon, winning both in the ninth inning
with no one out. Breitensteins error
followed by Gilbert's three Dagger gave
the winning run in the first game. Singles
by Gilbert, Crozier, Lynch and Mccain
in succession scored two runs in the ninth
inning of the last game and won for Little
Rock. ST. Vrain did gate duty and &C.
cupied a seat on the Memphis bench dur
ing the game. Attendance 1000. Umpire
civ
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Baltimore Wins.

Baltimore. Aug l3-1he American League |
team celebrated its Homecoming by beating !
cleveland handily, Smith. the youngster VINO |
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SPECIAL NOTICES. /
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

FOR STATE SENATOR.
In response to request of many friends, l
hereby announce that am candidate
for the State Senate from the twenty
eighth Senatorial District. subject to the
action of the Democrats Of Montgomery
County at the primary on the Z5tn OF
August B. II. SCREWS.
am a candidate to represent this Sena-
toriai District in the Senate of the next
legislature and asx for your vote IN tne
JOHN W. A. SANFORD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14
At St. Louis.

At st. Louis.
St Louis, Aug. 13-This was getaway
day at Delmar. and the racing was char
acterized by the upSetS usually accom-
panying occasions of the kind. Two
odds-on and two even money favorites
went down to defeat, three of them be
ing bowled over by long shots. w. B.
Gates ran a brilliant race in the feature
event. at one mile and sixteenth, com
ing from nowhere like a wild horse in
the stretch and beating off his field. The
time, 1887 fiat. ties the track record: His
stable mate. Wax Taper. was dismal
last, thirty-fye lengths away. Little
winning first choices. The racing scene
shifts to Kinloch Park tomorrow Wealth
err, clear; track, fast.
First race. five and one-half furlongs;
selling-Happy Chappy. ITO. Dalel, I to
5, won; Floyd X. Ill. CMcJoynp; Is to |,
second; Bridal March. ITO, IT. Dean,
to i. third. Time, 1903 "a Feronia and
Harry Griffith ran.
selling-Little Master, 81. Hombre). II to
5, won; One More, 1o7. IT Walsh, to /,
second; Mona b, 107 (Tompkins). 10 to
/. third Time. Las Wedding Wedding Ma March,
Third race, mile-Jack Young, 1903, tScul-
ly), IL to l. won; Avid, 104, q. Miller). Z
to 10, second Pickles. 100, Donegan, II
to 5, third. Time LAB Il Petit Refine
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth-W. B.
Gates. 100, o. MileD, to 5, won; Ida
Penzance. so. Goubre), 6 to /. second
Found 90. &c. Bonnerl. to /, third.
Time la. Glenwood, Pigeon Post. wax
Taper ran. w. B. Gates and Wax Taper
coupled.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards; sell
Bacchus, 80, Ct. DEAN, 8 to 5, second;
The Phoenician, 109. IT. Walsh to 1,
thirdArime, 1:46 IA. Russian and Pome-
roy ran. 80
ty G.. 1o2 IT. DEAN, to /. won; Tom
Collins l07 IT. Walsh. 10 to /. second
Salyinda. 107 (BelD. even. third. Time.
1:29. Ladas Velasques, l Hope So. Fred
Hessig Stuart Young. Jane Oaker, Has
| Gift ran.
Entries for Today.
First race. six furlongs. selling-Flop
| 1O4; Elsie Barnes, Beauty Book, Maize
| Doralice. Miss Guided, 1O1; Craven. Mar
CO Polo. Master Mariner, Judge Pettus
Invsctus, 109
selling-Fair Lady. Anna, Zulma. Lady
| Cayuga 100; Agne Mack, Makeda, Two
Licks. Sarctisimma, los; Francis Porter
107: A Lark. Tom Cogan. los; Gold Cock
Third race. seven furlongs-Doeskin, 81
Jane Oaker. 90; Evas Darling, IS; King
stelle, Polly Bixby, SO; Glensene. Add, lOl
Federalist, Reducer. lCS; Louis Wagner
l05: Sinf. The Boer. 107.
Fourth race mile and a sixteenth
Busch handicap-Prosper la Cal. 95; Glen
wood. Star Cotton. IS; Colonel Ballantyne
100; Beana. 1o1; Tickful, Lennep. Satin
Turner. 1o7: Mynherr. no. Peaceful 1l2.
Fifth race. six furlorgs, selling-CroiX
d'Or "a; Dodie S. 95; The Mormon, 81
! Colonel Maftitt, 100; Loiter. 102; Miss Mae
| Day, 104; Father Wentker, 105; Ampere
| hummer, 107; Miss GoAghtly, los; Elias
! tic. 112 Jack Ratlin. l05.
| Sixth race. mile and seventy yards, sell
| irg-Moderator, "a; Founding. 81; Lea
| Royd, 9S; Schwalbe l01; Audiphone, 1893;
Annie Oldfeld, 107; Linden Ella, 10Si
| Grayforge. 112
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14

Go to the Court House tonight to
hear the address of Hon. r. H Clarke
of Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14

Time. 2:l6 IA. e:l6 IA, PA "a
Amateur race. 200 class, trotttng to
wagon, prize, silver cup: ,.,
MABEL Onward. b. m: by shadeIanl .
Frsnker n &C. *. G. Billings).... q
Time. PA IA. 2:14 IA. =.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

] hereby announce myself q candidate for
the lower House Of the legislature
from Montgomery County subject to the
action of the Democratic primary.
TEMPLE SEIBELS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-14

Many friends announce Mr.. WILLIAM A.
GUNTER as a candidate for the House Of
nomination by the Democrats OF this
county.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-29
How can the opponents of aristoc-

How can the opponents of aristoc-
racy and plutocracy be united for a
successful attack upon entrenched
privileges? Not by making peace
with the enemy; not by initiating
their works, their methods or their
phraseology, but by honest, straight
forward appeal to the American peo-
pie upon a platform that can be un-
derstood and with an organization
that can be trusted. Already many
of the Republicans are wavering, but
they can never be won to the Demo
cratic party as long as they can say
that our party is as bad as theirs.
Not by surrender, not by compro
mise, not by equivocation, not by am
biguity, not by vacilation, is the vic
tory to be won, but by bold, constant
persistent, steadfsst defense of the
interests of the people at all times
under all circumstances and on all
questions. To lose faith in the ex-
pedlency of such course is to lose
faith in the omnipotence of truth.
Upon this basis we cannot only har-
monize all who are Democratic in
sentiment and sympathy, but We can
draw to our party those of the oppo-
sition who cherish Democratic ideas,
but have been misled by Republican
arguments.
In the accomplishment of this
work the New England Democratic
league can be, and doubt not, will
be, a powerful factor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-29
Thanked God for Profanity.
TBroo klyn Eagle.


Among the sold salts" in congress
is Senator Perkins of California, who
shipped before the mast in the days
of his youth. He still has many vivid
recollections of his life on the ocean
wave, and delights to tell them to
some Of his cronies. Here is one that
concerns storm and a preacher.
The storm was tremendous one,
and it looked as if the vessel were
doomed to go under. In the midst of
the excitement a minister, who was
one of the passengers, asked the
captain if he could have prayers.
"Oh, never mind about the
prayers" said the captain. 'The
men are swearing too hard to stop
for prayers and as long as you hear
them swearing," added the captain,
"there is no danger"
The minister went back to his
cabin. A little while later, when the
storm grew worse, the preacher went
up on deck to see what the sailors
were doing. Then he went back to
his wife.
"Thank God," he aid, fervently.
Those men are still swearing"