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ing more aggravating to the average
person. II beats the DEVILS tattoo.
The future women have the best OF
II. for with the unconsciousness tina,
belongs to girlhood Of having any feet
at all they are never troubled as to
how to dispose Of them gracefully.
II Is a pity they can't be trained a bit
as the awkward age approaches SO as
TO avoid some OF the Objectionable
habits Illustrated
They did these things better In the
good old days ~hen there was we'll
defined rule as to the proper disposi-
tion OF a woman's feet. Those were
the days when little foot and fine
ankle were admired as much as a
pretty face, and TO sit otherwise than
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
curIeus rImepleee.

A naturalist. while visiting Grca,
sansir. one Of these islands OF the In.
dian Ocean. known as the ccicbcs. or
Spice Islands. found curious time rc.
eordcr lodged at tho house Of raiah.
Two bottles were firmly iHshcd to.
gc;hcr. and nxcd In wooden frame
a quantity Of black rand ran from ono
bottle Into the other In Just half an
hour. and when tho upper bottle vas
empty the frame uaa reversed. Twciy,
short sticks marked with no,chcs upoa
string. a hook was placed between
the sticks bearing the number Of
ro;chcs corresponding to the hour last
struck. AID tao one TO be struck next.
The scasry announced tho time by
striking The hours on large gong
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
The Tvmb,ino Goo.

Pill a quill with quicksilver. seal it
at both ends with good strong wax:
then have an egg boiled: take a small
piece of the shell of the small end
and thrust in the quill with the quick.
sill, pr: lay the egg down and IL will
10, cease tumbling about as long as
thee Is any heat in It. Or " you put
quicksilver into a small bladder. blow
II Gu. and then warm the bladder it
viii. jrmp about as long as IL remains
VAIN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
Phases Of q suns.t.
Phases Of . SUNSET
. 900, Q
. o. -
-

II IL because Of atmospheric rcfrac.
ton that the sun. at tho horizon. mp
pears ~ an oral and nattcncd In yer.
weather. All tho points Of tho disk
are then raised by the effect Of tho re-
fraction. but they arc raised uncquaily
the lower points more than the higher
points. because they arc nearer tho
horizon. where tho rcfraction Is
greater. tho disk Of the sun. therefore.
appearing nat'encd In tho vertical d!.
rcctiou.
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w,.l,nl.., alr, in The World.

There can be but little doubt that
tho Grand Duchess Olga Of Russia.
who has just attained her seventh
birthday. IL the wcai:hicst little girl
In the world. Immediately after her
birth something like million pounds
vas settled upon her. the huge sum
being safely Invested In England and
rraacc. II she lives to reach her ma.
;ority her marriage settlement Ia like.
~ TO be the largest or record. No ono
knows the extent Of tho white czar's
wealth: IL IL doubtful II he himself
does lie Is far and away the largest
landowner in the world. and he has
gold and e.hcr mines in Siberia which
bring In a revenue. the amount Of
which IL never made public.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
WIId RIde on peer,, aaek.


An exciting hunting story Ii told
by Frank Thompson. q guide. who
claims to have been carried through
tee Maine woods near Mount Desert.
Ter . distance OF half q mile. upon
tho back OF wounded and fighting.
mad buck.
Thompson was hunting In the coun.
ti> around Eagle lake. when he came
u.on . big buck standing upon .
ki oil. He fred At the deer and the
a,lmai bounded into the air and then
fssl into heap. as II dead. Tho
guide ran up, knife In hand. to bleed
fc decr. but Just a. he was about
- cut the animals throat tho buck
j. mpcd up. full Of nsht. To save him.
SER. Thompson grabbed tho animal
W the horns and got . frm hold. The
h,ck dashed away Into tho woods.
with Thompson ciinsins to his horns.
Over JaGgcd stumps and through
tSorny underground tho maddcncd
buck dashed and tho guide was
banged against trees and rocks and
dashed through brush. his ciothin. bc-
ins torn to shrcds and his body
snshcd and bruised. Al last tho deer
stumbled over a log. and tho shock
threw Thompson forward. breaking
his hold and allowing tho animal to
escape.
When Thompson picked himself up
hc staggered 10 where his rife lay
and then made his way homo ~ bcs,
he could. Hc estimates the distance
over which he was carried by the deer
at about half mile.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
N.,;x. ceoeros;,v.

Are you catching any FISH. ii;tle
boy. may ! avsk7"
Not a blame fish,"
Are you-aw-getting any bites7'
Mary bite
"Have you been fishing here iong7''
"All day"
DO you expect to catch anything7''
Nope"
Then why. little boy. do you con.
time to hsh7"
SOS you kin hev somethin' TO put
in yer book on Ameriky. mister"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
Wonderful, Electric Storm.

The Liverpool. N. s.. schooner Rho.
da brings frcm the San Bias coast, Co.
lombia. tale Of wonderful electric
storm. The whole sea and sky was
mass Of fire." said the mate. There
was no pause. It was one continuous
blaze for fifteen days"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
Where Women Lack Grace.
Caselessness in Walking and Sitting Too
Common Among the Fair SerolG
Fashioned Rule Should Be Remembered
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with the feet easily and daintiiy
crossed. on a footstool II possible. and
Just peep!ng from below the hem Of
tie gown would have been indecorous
to degree.
This was a restriction OF freedom Of
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
LIE and Death MInoled,

A birth, a marriage and death oc.
Cured within hve hours one night In
the Criswell faulty Of York Springs.
York county. Pa. Edward Crisweli
died at midnight. Five hours previous.
ly his niece had been married. and at
s o'clock in the evening his daughter
had given birth to n son.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
1he WorId.s smoking eiII.

The world now consumes $500. .000..
600 pounds of tobacco yearly. or 2.sl2..
500 tons. This is worth 100000. 900
In other words. the worlds smoke bi.
is just $4,000. 900 week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

In order to forecast the weather
with reasonable degree Of accuracy
all you have to do is to predict any.
thing you don't expect.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
An UnIik,Iv Event.

Despite the conclusion of the Bocr
war. II is unlikely that King Edward
will be known to pcsterity as Edward
the Conqueror.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

invisibic ink IL made by dissoivins
salt Of tartar clear and dry In . sun.
cicnt quantity Of water. To make
I; visible bruisc some vioicts In .
mortar with water. stra.a through
cloth. and apply Il To the psSsr o..
Saich tho letter has been written.
1hs writing will como out green.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

T A TINE when skirts
were rather short and
there were no graceful
frills to swish around
the feet and hide un-
gaini.- movements. q
charming American girl
who has since be-
come an Italian coun.
tess said that II q man
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
Remarkable Piece Of Luck.

A Springfield (Mass.) travelling man
who carries postage stamp box lost
1t on the train a few days ago ana
made up his mind that It was q fnai
disappearance. He boarded the samo
train two days later. and rs luck
would have II. It happened to be In
the same car In which he had ridden
on Monday. He went to the seat
which he had previously occupied and.
much to his surprise. found tho box
wedsed Into the seat and with every
evidence that 1t had been unmolested.
In the two days the car had Travelled
far from the city and each night had
been overhauied and cleaned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
pgRft||'EI||zgntbE by bERzElR.

It is on record that oluecap ran for
and won an estate. which is still In
the possession Of the Smith.Barry fam
lily. Charles Wicksted. In his old
song. "The Cheshire Hunt" says the
hound had such an extraordinary
speed rs to require to be ciogged to
enable the rest of the pack to keep
pace with him.
There Is = story current. too. that
the old hound actually ran from Lon.
don to Sandiway. Norwich-where the
monument is raised-in two days. but
there Is no permanent record Of the
feat. An ancient hostelry is named
after the famous hound.-The King.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

Jews Allowed &c Acquire Land.
Permission to acquire land has Just
been granted to the Jews In Russia.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09
Stocks.

Offenders against the blue laws IN
New England used TO be punished
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-09

strlction of freedom Of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20
ENGL1sHMEN WIN AGAIN.
Doherty Brothers Successfully De
 fend Their Championshiu.

Newport, R. l., Aug. 19-The American lawn tennis championship in doubles was won today for a second time by R. r. and H. l.. Doherty, the famous British team who defeated Kregh Collius and l.. H. Waldener. the American challengers in straight sets. 7-5, 6-3, 6-3.
 Collins and Waidener were the players from whom the Dohertys won the cham pionship last year, but todays contest was pairs showed wonderful improvement over any previous form and while the Ameri- cans were stronger and more steady and accurate than last season. the English men were able not only to show equal skill. but to surpass even the best that their opponents could offer. Collins and Waidener was given most splendid en- couragement by the spectators as the match progressed, and every expression heard was enthusiastic in their praisn. They were certainly better than yesterday the other hand the visiting players forced even the friends and supporters of their opponents to acknowledge that the game which they presented was not only beau tiful but nearly perfect
 Of the individual players, H. l.. DOherty showed to the best advantage fIe car ried his strokes through very clearly and smashed Jobs and put ground strokes down the side lines with equal accuracy. His brother killed somewhat harder Collins, always steady, seemed more steady than ever. He played with the greatest accuracy. Waidener hit like a whirlwind. but he was rather crratic at times. The Engishmen showed they ap- preclated the value of a lobbing game and were fully as effective with this stroke as the Americans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20
|CAMELS BACK DISLOCATED,
 BALLYHOOS CLEAN SWEEP
DutfyS Phenomenal Catch and Fast Double Robbed Whistler Out of Possible Home Run and Chance to Win the Game---Stultz and
 and Spratt Made Lone Score.

Montgomery ball team will reach home from birmingham this morning, bringing with them record of ten games played on the trip, eight lost and two won, a
 Today will be an off-day in the league. the Birmingham-Atlan game being the only one played. Beginning tomorrow. the Black Sox have fifteen Scheduled games on the home grounds, three each vWrltn Nashville, Little Rock, New Orleans, named, double headers with Little Rock and New Orleans running 1t up to seven teen games at home.
 While 1t is pretty late in the season Just one more month to play--there Is sun u chance for the Black Sox to finish however, the hole at second base must be stopped. and, in justice to the local fans Wno nave been most generous in their patronage this season, Childs should be released or put on the bench. With a locals should be able to win a good ma 1or1ty Of their games. Spratt, Busch. earnest bali. the outfeld i@a is doisg the the same. while the pitchers are pitching ball ,Otner teams are strengthening all over the league, and 1t surely looks as if Whis- ter should be able to get another man.
 Tn case this Is impossible, here Is a sug- gestion: Put Burnett on second base and let Harry Manners and Otis Stockdale rotate in left field. After these fifteen or seventeen games at home the team leaves Tor twelve games on the road winding up m shreveport on the 20th Of Septem- per. so that there are only twenty-seven If Childs is kept out of the games a't nome. the attendance will probably be good, but if he stays in the game. the crowds will shrink every day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20

Birmingham. Aug. 1s.-(special)- )-The a,,E1a .{a naam.Montgomery series, which n the annals of baseball of the Maeic Sity. Not only did the Iron Makers arl-
 aex asa tne three straight games. but they
 only one run during all the engage
 ments Then, too, an epoch-naker by the
 marvellous run and catch of Center Fielder It came in the sixth inning today with
 Thilos Thn son on nrst and Whistler at the bat. me giant first baseman threw the fuii
 avoidupoia avoid % S np 6at tS and every ounce of his Senalng on a line towards the score
 ,tToRsy DSy S, a,a no not wait M for the sound of the
 bat as if he had divined the hs powerf,'I VI 1a1
 nit; he scudder across the green sward
 Tor Forty yards. and with both eyes glued
 in mid air. Without i waiting tae teethp tfpnsre ns
 second. the hero turned and relayed the
 6ail to Maguire at short who doubled ficent double play. The catch saved n tie of the score all right, and it brought just $z6 into the purse of Duffy.
 .h betore .. the hippodrome stunt of Duffy, the timely hitting of Roaring BilI' Ken nedy and the pitching of Bob Triton were the the Ieatures Of the game. Thus would the the new recruits have been for the third lime sole heroes of the day. Kennedy scored two of the runs by scorching sim gles, with Vaughan on second and Duffy on third In the first and third ming. re- spSctively. The third tally crossed the rubber in the fourth inning, when Kan xIer, smarting under his alienation from whistler, hi sformer manager, drove out screaming three-bagger and scsored on Maguire,s fly out to center The isolated run Of the visitors came in the fifth in- ming on a single of Spratt's, who stole sec ond and scored on Stultz's safety to right. Except this occasion. Triton, though wild throughout the whole game. was enective. striking out Molesworth the first two times up at the bat.
 The tabulated scora follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20
INJUNCTION WON OUT.
F. R. Keene's Horse Takes the Ken
 ner Stakes.

Saratoga, N. Y.. Aug. 19.-Seven event were on the card for today's racing which was witnessed by large crowd The track was fast. The Kenner Stake junction, an added starter. Sir Voorhie, took the lead at the start with Ora, Friar second, and Reliable third. Afte. going half mile in these positions, Re. liable headed the others and held into the stretch. There Injunction and Short Hose passed the Watercress Colt, who took third from Grey Friar by half a length. Although there werG seven start CTS in the steeplechase for 4-year-olds and upwards, which had never won a steeplechase of the value of $l,000, but three finished.
 Toi San won by head in the seventh. a selling race. and Lady Potentate won by half length in the sixth.
 First race. six furlongs-Ingold, 110 (co6urn)' 3 to 1, second; The Guardsman, 110 (Fuller), 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:12 f-5. Race Fting. Alabarch. Major Dainger- field. oarsman,. Illyria, Champlain, Net tie Regent Red Hood St. Daniel, Young Henry and Bath Beach ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race six furlongs-Coburg, The Musketeer. 118; Unmasked, 115; Leonora Loring, 113; Hurstbourne. Savable, Duke Molly Brandt. lO5; Flexion, iOO. Second race, handicap, mile and fur long. Hunter Raine. 4-3; Gimcrack. 116; R2Sockyater. 115; Ada Nay- IA; Claude, Ground. His Eminence, loo; Faiucons, bridge. 90; Harding, 97; Colonsay, 93; Iras- cible, 90.
 Third race. mile. selling. Irascible. BircF Broom, 10S; orlSffi, 3 31o5; Giorioss, 104; Partnership 1O3; Harrison. Hyland, Cincinnatus. Sweet Alice. 1O1; Robert L., 97; Nun, 96; Lucy Crawford. 95: Star and arter. 93; Caledonite, Dinksie. 91.
 Fourth race. the Albany handicap, six furlongs. Gallant 1lS; High Ball, 117; Moharib. 116; Stamboul. 115; Long Shot, 112; Bobadil. Knob Hampton. 11O; Yellow Hammer, 109; Hylas. The Buck, 1O7; Te- pee, For Luck Rob Roy, 100; Gold Saint, 9S; Echnate, 92.
 Fifth race. selling. mile and a sixteenth on turf. King Raine. 1O7; Carrol D.. 1O6; St. Sever, Trinity Bell, 103; Caithness, Water Tower 1O2; Ernest Parham, 101; Past, 96; Partnership, 93; Foxy Kane. 91.
 Sixth race. 2-year-olds, five and a half furlongs. Bluish, Strike a Light, St. Gal len. Clovis Exclamation, Israelite, Duti- full, Ntcracker. Long Spur, 110; Vanity, Anirad, Adriutha, Hortensia, 1O7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20

po, pG cRsrtlease, srtsS % 1os T; Ps smith te l | l, second; Mendon, 103, (Niblack), to | third third. Time 1:o4 Mayor Miller. Ban rows Hanpadrome, ff The Frisco i hiiS L1e. GS Don Alyardo, Quaker Girl ran.
 Second race, six furlongs; Mallory. 115 (Fogg), to 1, second: Joe Goss, iiS tsheehan). ? to 1. third. Time 1:1fs.. De test, Harry Beck, Irene Mac, Judge Ran ly Gray. Theory and Mabel Winn ran. Third race. mile and a sixteenth. False, 1Qe: Higgins!. 10 to l. won; kingstelle. s5, lSheehanl, 2 to l, third. Time 1:4Sh. Warmer Oton Clay, Axares. Eugenia $.
 Fourth race. six furlongs, handicap Optional. 9, lMcIntyre) to l, won; Frank Bell, 109 (Shea) to l, second 1; Uranium, 99 Qiiggins) to l, third. Time 1:14 3-4. Elastic and Santa Ventura also ran.
 Fifth race, mile and seventy yards Flintlock. 105 (Higgins) to l, won; Ada N, 10S (Sayers) to l. second; Pirateer. 9S (McIntyre) to 5, third. Time, 1:46. Hindi. Lindenella and Golden Glitter also
 Sixth race, mile and quarter-satin Coat. 103 (W. Watson) 9 to D. won: Jena, Y (McIntyre) to ?, second; Ginspray, lO5 (R. Murphy 10 to 1. third. Time, EOS 1-2; Sir Phillip Sidney. Meddlesome,
 
 Barohet also ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, six furlongs, purse-Prince Herman. Axares, Howard P. Leon De- Ultra Wires, 107; Carpet Knight, 107; Bisuka, Little Long 100; Ruth L.. 105; Wineland, 105; Signora Pierson. Harp Litho, 105.
 Second race. seven furlongs. Leila Bar, Eliza Cook, Larougo. lO7; Henry of Frantsamar, Charles c, Worthington, Armand. Landser, Felton Fonsprey, 1O9; Reformer. Pay the Fiddler, 104; Sting 102; Countess Clara, 112.
 Third race, six furlongs Discord, An zeiger, Whilen, Ruralist, 102; Sister Lil- lian, Rejoice. 10O; Scotch Snuff. Prince Eugene, WilheluIina, W. c. B. John 1o5 Acquisition. Second Fourth race, mile and sixteenth han dicap. Josie F., Orris. 9S; Leenja, S3; Ia bytosa, 105; Light Opera, 96; Little Scout Fifth race. seven furlongs Turrando Leech, Harbor, 9S; Hugh McGowan. 100; Sixth race. mile and seventy yards. sell ing Varna FonsO. S6; Una Price, Chan doc, 107; Marcos, ITO; Immortelle. Exapo 91; Tenny Belle, Ben Hampstead, Tick ful, 104; Legation, Rolick IT., 102; Kings Court, 1N; Counter Tenor, 109; Our Lady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20
oRsINA GALLoPED HOME.
Was Easiest Kind of a Winner at
 Hawthorne.

Chicago Aug. 19.-Orsina backed from to to to 5. galloped home the easiest kind of winner of the mile and six teenth handicap at Hawthorne today. Bragg ran the poorest race he has shown this year, and finished last. Eight of the best two-year-olds racing in the West half furlongs sprint Don Domo proved the best of the lot Weather clear and warm; track fast.
 First race, five furlongs-Determinati ton 9S CPhillips). to 1, won; Rusk. 10S (Hel- geson), to l, second; Dunbar, 101 (W. Knappl ,15 to 1. third. Time, 1:02 3-5. J. w. O'Neill Banwell, Dorice. Monis, Re- quimis, Charlie Shade, Shaitan Apollona- ran.
 Second race, steeplechase, short course Indian H., 1S4 Houston). to B. won; Oliver Me, 130 CT. Corbley), 25 to 1. third. Time, 2:56 2-5. Falella. Anchor
 Third race, six furlongs-A. D. Gibson. 1O4 (Wilsonl. Il to 5, won; Wain-a- Moin- en, 102 (Adkins) to l. second; Beau Ormonde. 1OI (Waterburyl. 1S to l. third. Time, 1:1S: L'Etrenne Sylvia Talbot. To-
 Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth-or- sina, 9S lAdkins). to 5, won; The Civ CT, 1O4 (Birkenruth), g to ?, second; Hug l:47 1-2. Warte Nicht. Bragg ran.
 Fifth race, mile and seventy yards Cornwall, 105 (Dominck). : to 1, won: MeeHdnuS, lO0 NBolner), b 10 l, second; {; Frivol. 97 (spencer) l5 to 1, third, Time, ;43 4-5. Headwater. Fonsoluca, Louis ville Domadge. Silver Fizz. Moabina. Kunja, C. B. Campbell and Pronto ran.
 Sixth race, five and a half furlongs- Dondomo. 100 (FerrelD, 6 to l. won; Au- dtor. Ill HelgesonJ. to l. second; Pe- ter Paul, 112 (Waterbury). ? to 1. third Time, l:07 3-5 Prince Silverwings. Flo Bob, J. P. Maybury, English Lad and Grangeman ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. six furlongs. selling-Flcu- ron, Ill; First Past, Automaton, Char lie Grainger, 107; Pompino, Hindus, l6i; Censor. Alline Abbott, Marineuse. 102; Schwarzwald. Bud Embry, 99; Pompey, Dutch Carter. go; Dodie S.. DclaGoa, g.
 Second race seven furlonSs handicap ligh weight--Dr. stephens llS; Federal. per VIvum. ll0; St Tammany. l66: First Chip. 105; The Forum. Father Wentker, Nestry, 1G4
 Third race, Midsummer stakes, 2-year- ods selling six furlongs- Buccaneer l05; Outwat 100; Sweetie. Tyron, 9S; Gistan Patsy Brown. 95.
 Fourth race mile and an eighth-Dick Welles. l04; Flo Carline, Bondage, 99; Glassrul 96; Postmaster Wright. 9i.
 Fifth race. mile and a half. selling Compass Port Jarvis, l01: Larry Whit. 99; Curate ,5S; Ant0lee, 96; Fox Flyer: 96; Lou Woods, 95; The Ladean, 94; Little 2lkin 93.
 sixth race, mne-Ontonagon. 1l2: Me Avoid. lg7: Barney Rurk, 105: Lenden Prodigal Son. 105; Christine, 104; Duran dol Boundary. Sail 'rs' Droam.S 102; Fair D4dy Ann, Rose Water 100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20
Favorites Have Good Dav.

Buffalo, Aug. 19.-Well playei favorites and second choices divided the card at Fort Erie today.
 won; pr. Riley, 4 to 1, second; Cormac Il to 5. third Time, 1:15.
 Second race, four and half furlongs- Floman. to l. won; Australian to 1. second; Rector, to l, third Time, :55 1-2.
 Third race. six furlongs-John to ;. won; Caterpillar, to 1. second; Rip, Is to l. third. Time, 1:14 1-2.
 Fourth race, mile and eighth-Colonel Anderson, to 1, won: Kings P' 10 to l. second; John Drake. 15 to l, third. Time. 1854 1-2.
 Fifth race. seven furlongs, selling-Jig- ger. to 1, won; Flaneur. 10 to 1, second; Four Leaf C.. to l. third. Time, 1:27. e-quarters-BiiIy Ray ' to B. won; Faraday. Jr. to l. second; I. w., to 1, third. Time, 3:51 IA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20
Races at Sanens-

Saugus. Mass, Aug 19.-A large attend ance, fast track and lively interest mark at Old Saugus track. Summary:
 2;09 pace. $5OO-Princess Mouquette, br m. by Monquette, won; Louise C.. sec
 2:ao class. trot; s5O0~selish. br. ~ m. m by Prodigal. won; Mary, second; Luzarro, third. Best time. 217 1-2.
 2:19 pace, $500-Henry N, b. g., by Phalmire, won; Pat L, second; Budweiser, third. Best time 2:15 3-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20
DICKENS WILL STICK.
Dummy" Hughes Will l.eturn to
 Three I League.

Huntsville, Aug. 19.-(SpeciaI. .)-'cDum- my Hughes. Huntsville's heavy hitting right fielder, who jumped his contract with the Cairo, Ill, team to come here has returned to that place to finish out his contract for the season. Hughes son.
 Dickens. one of Huntsville's pitchers who came with Hughes under similar circumstances, declares his intention to may do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20
Nashville. 8; Atlanta. 9.

Nashville. Aug. 19.-On account of wet grounds Nashville and Atlanta played in an exciting game. Umpire Robinson had to be escorted from the grounis by police on account of a decision in favor of Nashville in the ninth inning He was assaulted by Atlanta players Russell pitched a steady game. RHE, Atlanta .. :............... 200 900 OOO--2 ' l
 Batteries-Russell and Roth; Ely and Lauzon and Matthews.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20
Wall Paper.

Just received a large ship ment of we'll selected Wall Paper for the Fall Trade at Rock Bottom Prices. Now isthe time to have your work done before the rush comes.
 My Prices are the Lowest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-20

VerlCaDle COrm en [ at times, especially at night or when over heated.
 The cause of Ecze- ma Is a too acid and general unhealthy con dition of the blood. The terrifying itching and burning is pro- duced by the overflow through the glands and 0orac of fha clyiu of fh.