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The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-04
DEPARTURES

q min CRY ume.
DEPARTURES,
FOR Macon, Augusta, Column
bus, Montgomery, Allan
For Augusta, Macon, AL
bany, Atlanta, BIrming-
ham and Montgomery -" 900 pm
Fer Augusta and Dublin. + 800 pm
For Egypt ...............t 500 pm
For Guyton .............t 5:42 am
For Macon and Dublin. s $50 pm
For Augusta .............s 500 pm
ARRIVALS.
FROM Guyton ............t 1850 am
from Egypt .-...........t $40 am
From Augusta and Dublin. .t1O:55 am
From Montgomery. Birm-
ingham, Albany, Atlanta,
Macon and Augusta. 49,. =" 1900 sim
From Stillmore and States
poro r $40 pm
From Atlanta. Macon and
augusta ..............% 6:10 pm
FROM Augusta ...,.....s Sis am
From Macon, Augusta and
DubEn ................. s10:25 am
BETWEEN SAVANNAH and TYBEE
trains arrive and depart at Tybee
deDot. Randolph street. foot of Presi-
dent.
Lv. Savannah Week Days Only
5:50 a. m, 800 a. m, $3.50 p. m.
400 p. M, 500 p. m, 7:25 o. M.
go y. IN. SunudyS Only-0: 40 a.
m. 1928 a. m. sos a. m, 1900 a.
M. 2;30 p. m, $40 p. M. $500 p.
M. 1898 p. m, 925 p. In.
Lv. Tybee Week Days Only.-5:0O a.
m, ZOO a. M, 9:55 a. m, 500 p.
M, Sis p. m, 7:40 p. M, 9:15 p.
m. Sundays Only-5:00 am, C:S5
a. M, $40 a. m, 1000 a. M, 1901
p. m, 500 p. m, 6:15 p. m. 7:4O y.
m. 9:15 .. m.
~Daily. tExcept Sunday. Sunday
only
Parlor Cars between Savannah and
Atlanta on trains leaving Savannah
I:OO a. m, arriving $40 D. m; be-
tween savannah and Augusta on train
leaving Savannah 800 p. m. Satur-
days and 500 p. m. Sundays, and ar
rlVlng Savannah 1925 a. m. Sundays
ana 1885 a. m. Mondays.
Sleeping cars between Savannah and
Augusta, Savannah and Macon. Sa-
vannah and Atlanta, Savannah and
Birmingham on trains leaving Savan-
nan 800 p. m, and arriving Savan-
nan 700 a. M, except sleeper from
Augusta leaves Augusta 12:45 a. M.
arrives Savannah 5:15 a. m. Sundays
For further information apply or
write to
]. S. HOLMES. c. T. & p. A., 81
Bull street. Savannah. Ga.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrived.
sailed.

steamshtp Louisiana, Drummer, from
Tybea.
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an Southern
ON Railway

Trains arrive and depart Savannah
from Union Station by Goth meridian
tme-one hour slower than city time.
Schedule Effective. May 20. 1904.
TO THE NORTH AND EAST.
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Worlds Fair, st. Louis, via Central
of Georgia Ry.

Low rates. shortest route. quickest
time! Choice of two routes, via At
lanta and Nashville or Birmingham.
Sleeping cars all the way.-ad.
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILWAY.

Schedule Effective June 8. 1904.
Arrival and departure of trains,
Central Station, West Broad, foot Of
Liberty street. except for Tybee.
SOth meridian time-one hour slow
er than city lime
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Cedartown. Ga. Oct. s. 1891.

MT. A. 3. Hlrardeau, Savannah, Ga:
Dear Sir-I enclose you so cents for
one bottle of Johnson's Tonic for a
friend of mine. 1 lost one boy with
typhoid Malarial fever the 14th of
June. Soon afterwards my other
three children were taken with n
procured two bottles of your Jol1nson's
Ionic which cured them. was taken
down with 1t, and on the fourteenth
day the doctor said there would be no
change under six days. Soon after he
left the Tonic came that I had sent
when the doctor came the second dav
ne pronounced my Fever broken and
confessed Johnson's Tonic cured me.
G. w. GROCE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-26
Cpfer bes Teuerbamnne.

Colorado S%prines, %.
5ebr. - Gin ~unbetannter Mann unp
Cola Smitb, elm 1~5sjdbrises Ifabs
den. tamen beute friib Durb Elm Serer
um's 2ebsn, peldes brei 9ebdub. i'm
@ef9GftsDertel Der Stabt serIt0r.te.
6rau Marb Smith, 2ola's Mutter,
rettete ii9 our9 elnen Sprung aus Ell
mem 5eniter.
Sobnstoun. So, 90. Scbr.-
Glic nno Hubert Sbonefelb, lcd)s,
reip. bier Sabre alt, erlitten nm /
ltbr bente 9sahmittae in Der @ob-
ming ibrer Mntter in bieiiaer Stoof
Den 6lammentoo. Die Mutter, lpeI-
die cine @ittiue lit, NOR aeraoc ii6er
Die StraBe eegongen, I'M cine Nod,
borin au beiuden, uub nuBte Nid)tS
bon Dem 8orfal, bis iic oie Slant
men ans Der Sbiire hires Sonies
i6laaen lab. Gs NOR Inn bieie 3eit
bereits 5u ipat, Die ainoer 5u rettell.
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BON Gonsrek.

Ger Senat paiiirte 5luei Ser rcgel'
maBigen ScrmiQigunssbiQs. -
Sortbauer oes Samples iiber Die
5lottenbia I'M Souie.
@aibington, 2. 6, %. Sebr.
Scr Senat paiiirte in ieiner ben.
ti9en Sibung bieaderboit., ioiuic Die
Grefitip-, 2egislatip- mo Suiti5.
&erlpilieungsbias, pbne bieieIben
meientlid) 81 amenbiren. IS mar
5.45 Nodmittaos, ais iid Ser Senot
nertoqte.
Gos Ncpr1icntontenbaus 5og oic
8lotten : 8eripiaigungsbia in mei-
tore @%rp19itng, uno Der &f &C.
gelt Die onrin alisaeIetten eirornlen
Summcn iurirbe bon ser SppoIition
fortgeiebt. Der geltern bon 9urton
(&ep, % geItellte Nntrag, ben $50.
item fir ben @oli .ei,es ilei,en
Sdladti6iifes 81 itreihelL ging Der,
loren, unb aud Die gbidnitte Der
Bill IN ge5ug nuf Den Ban neller
Stronger fonoen @enebnlieung.
Sic Sill ipar nod III 9eratblrng.
als Sertagrltg erfol9te.
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Sn @nftnm ber4aftet.

81 It o n. 25. Jebruar. = Mallaee
$. gam. @eiddftsfiibrer Der bisIisen
5iliale Der rMmeriean Suretb 60"
BON RepsYprt. tpurbe beute unier Der
Mnflase perhaftet, 100000 bon ben
@elbern feiner gompasnie peruntreut
gu baben. 3i4ter Gin ite1te i'm bis
Su einem auf ben 4. Mdr5 anberaumz
ten @erbDr unter $4,000 8iiref6aft.
9am ipirb mod berfhiebener anberen
9efrauoationen uno Sdipinbeleien
befduloist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-26

ben, &atbolifeR, qu:teraner unb Mpz
%bameodner. fpetteiIern nit chamber
unb nit ben MiteIiebern Der ortbp<
ooren Stride in Der Gntfaltung Dor
patriotismus,s tpGbrenb bic 8auern
unb Nrbeiter i'm 9erbdltnib gu ibren
Witteln ebenio frsisebig 9eitrdse lei=
ften fpie Der bobe MbeI unb bic 8eam=
tentlonen.l ut 81.
Mebrere 9nnbert Surfomansn bas
ben ii6 an ben @enerals9 ouperneuf
bon Surfeitan aeipenbet init Der
Bite, nd1 Der 6rpnt seididt gu tpers
ben.
Die 8eridte iibsr ruFopbile De-
m%onftratipnen in Srantrei9. Stalien
uno ben flapifdsn 2dnb,rn Derbsn
begieris lpiGlfommen eebiben unb ppn
Der ruffifGen prelIe als Symphonic
elmer eDentuelen lsuen @ruppirunq
Der WSddte betraGtet, bur9 pel6e.
na6 &nii6t Der ,Nopoe 9rsmja," bic
@efdide BON Gsbpten, Siioafrita uno
Ifgbanitan tansirt iperben mOsen.
Der ruffif6e 4umar Of.
Petersburg, 25. Sebr. = Die
gifsnbahn apifden CANA unb 3lots
QUIT i'm europdifden Rublanb unb bic
itbirifden 2inien finb nit benz bon Der
Hegieruns gu @ifenbabn5neden be-
itimmten Serritorium untsr 8elagez
rungs5nftanb eeitelIt tporben, UNI bas
regelmdbise 6ahren bon Mtlitdraisen
gu ftfern. Den Gommanbeuren Der
5ruppen in Satan unb in ben iibiriz
ffsn WtlitdtzD iftritten, unter beren
Sbbut Die @%ifenbabnsn seiteIt finb,
1T bic polle @etpalt bon 4rmeeeorps>
Communicated i'm Seloe iibertrasen
ipprben.
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"@asen Sic a6 eradftet :
ws6en STATS"
Pneumonia

oeer gn~t8iinbuus her 2unsen foulen
init benz @eacp ReIsf pie folst bez
hanbelt perben: Der patient fonte
5ipanais Sropfen BEG Reabp ReIisf
iees Stunbe in einem Meinaias bou
MaFsr erbalten, unb bic saras 8ruif,
Hiden uno 6ront miifen 0ftsrs nit
femielben eingerisben iperb.n. ,8:efs
thee" unb 5lsiidiuppen miiFen lem
patieRten cera6reidt tperben unb fein
Siublsa1s mub 5eittpeiie ~ssfDrbert
tpsroea burd Or. Rabtpap's pilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-26

unb R~orfbopoi. @oution unb gefiia
purcen fdulbis befunben, benz Spfer
tobtlife @er!ebungen bsieebratbt gu
baben. grberer lpiirbe gu einem sSsabr
unb 2ebterer gu q Sabren @efGnez
nib perurtbeilt. pdbrenb &ortbpbpi
freigefprohen purbe. Ser Mittipe
nlman's biaiste Der @eridtsbof
$500 S9abenerfab au.
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Scr Maaen.Yruseb.

@ofbinaton, 9. g., %. Sebr.
Sn Dem Tro5eiie gegen augnit
8. Mta6en nnb ieine W~itongeflag
ten tr1tg @npalt Conrad beutc Elm
langes grsrment fir Die 3eeierung
Dor. Seute miro Der Tihter Der
Surp lire Snitruftionen ertbeilen.
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Gin ,,ealarirter" Wropbei.
Reeer= prebiser min bas 8altimorer
5euer fdon por adt Sabren pors
aussefast baben. = SEPT propbes
3eit er llneliid fir gk{ter, ga.

gen et uH9luu Iut-SFFer, 4d.
befe Ell, 3d.. 25. Gebruar.-@ep.
4nbretp Sones bon pbilabelpbia, ber
inter benz Namen .5arbiser propbet"
betannt lit, fam beute 0prmittag mad
gbeiter unb blieb lanse eenus bier,
I'm elmer MnSabl feinsr biefieen Be
fannten unb etIidsn 3eitunss>8 erihts
eritattern fogen gu f0nnen, bab ct am
Ia. SUM- 1896 bas 8altimorer 6e,sr
propbeseit babe, unb Inn feline 8ebaup=
tuns betpeifen au t0nnen, seiste er feis
men 3ub0rern elm Gremplar elmer Bal
timorer 3eitune BON jenem Datum, in
ipeffer er propbeaeite. bab bic Stabt
Baltimore Der Sdauplab zines groben
8ranbes fem merbs. Gum MbI6ieb
faete Der ~Garbise propbet," bab
gbeiter better baran tbdte. gu beten,
ba es balb Der Sdauplab elmer fdreds
liden &ataitrpphe fein iperbe. gr fiiste
bin5u, baB bic Ralamitdten, bic ct fir
Nsn> Yort unb pbilabslpbia prppbe=
,eit babe, .1ih bemndhit ereisnen iper<
ben, bd tr am Mbenb porber cine Ssnz
1piration eebabt babe, Bic linn bsutlid
antiinoiste. bab iie nidt mebr fern
feien.
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aus ben GsridtsbSien.
Der S6abenerfab : proaeb bes
Scopes S9aoeneriabz proseb. =
Cine Bette in WenfbsnseItalt.

Ore S9abeneriab : prpaeb bes
2ieutenants gpans sesen Dr. 9oopes
iuesen Der anssbli9en Gntfrembuns
Der 2iebe feinsr 5rau lpurbe eeitern
fortsefsbt. ST. 2outs q. Samanini
@ieentbimer bes sSt. Sames !Sotels"
unb friiber @ef9dftsfiibrer bes rGne
tatp !Spuie," mar Der erfte 3euee. Gr
faete aus, bab er ben lieutenant felt
etpa 8 Sabren tenne unb biefer tets
elm itarfer Srinter eepefen fei. Was
9r. Samanini in ben 6arnifh brad)z
te, mar bic 1batfade, baB gbans cine
5rauensperion nad feinem 9otel
bradte. bic er fir feline Gattin uus-
CAB. Sen 8eioen, es lpar i'm Spm-
mer 1898, ipurbe elm 3immer anss=
miefen. nadbsm ie fid als @bmarb
s. @pans unb @attin rssiitrirt batten.
Sic berlieben bas 9otel am ndfiten
Gage. @inise Sage fpdter tbeilte
Gbans benz 9rn. Samanini nit, bab
bas Metb nidt feline Satin eetpeien
lei. bic our 3eit in paris tpeile.
Or. pierce Singing bon Nr. 1878,
NorbzGbarlesz Strabe, BET benz 9srr
unb Jrau Gpans losirte. beseugie. baR
CT gpons i'm Jebruar 1900 fir atuten
IlfoboliSmus behanbelte.
Jrau 8inSins beitdtiete bic @llSia@
gen hires @atten unb faate ferner. baB
{e 5rn. unb Grau @pdns einmal auf
elmer &eife mad europa begelitete unb
bab Der Qieutsnant pdbrenb Der gan=
aen 3eit betrunfen mar.
Cine Settle in Men9ene
gefalt.
Der Neger sSannss Scott tpurbe ges
fern i'm Criminal eriht Der Notbs
audit. an Der nur 10 Sabre alien Gliz
Sabetb @rooms beaaneen, fdulbia bes
funbsn. Der &idter perfdob bic l1r@
tbeilipreduns. ba Elm Mntrag fir eli
men reuen Yroseb eeftelIt tpu,be. Sine
anbere sleide alase bdnst iiber @eott,
auf bic bin er iid beute gu bertbeibis
gen baben ipirb.
mill sefhieben fein,
Gmrld Is. Stdpf reIobte getterr eine
alase auf Sdeibuns sesen Gbparb
y. Stapf Der cine Wirtbfdaft an Der
Gde BON Sbarp.S trabe unb 2afas
bette Ipenre betreibt, ipeeen angebli=
der grauIumer 8ebanblung Elm.
@idtise @efteIIung iii
Baltimore Sr. Sobn Miin-
90, @eiiser Ser ySobn Nunbp Gar
nepal Co." belt iid geltern in Bal.
timore aitf it,o mad)te cine MftaaH
tpidtiger 9eitelungen, meld1e befpei.
fen, baB oas 8ertraitet Der Oe.
ih1itsleute in nnocren @cgenoen
Der Ser. Gtadten 6nrd bic 0robe
G~euerSbrinit nid)t eridiittert ipuroe.
Sr. Mnnbp beItellte bel bent befanr.
ten Drselbouer &rn. g. S.. Sbimef
flint 0rgeln I'M Wertbe bon $500.
Bel Ser .Qeonbarbt Nagon Big.
Co. Mage1 i'm Mertbe bon $4,000
bel Ser Jiriia Qoone-Go. 3cltc I'm
@ertbc BON 5000 unb CAB on6ere
N~eiteIlilnoen imwconnlttueribe bon
5000.
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pnemn,omin IN. Grnnp.

Stsr e,ebrtsr Ger Softor:
Yer tirietr 3tit ipurbs mtin galtt bon qunoens
fi,btr bsIaitn. IS ittGt, 6d ipdbrmo Der giadt
nit Gbiittsiirnft Gin. 3ufdlia bate i'd sinsn gors
raib ron Sbrtr @lteiiin an Sanb. unb i'd ritb ieis
ne Ssnft nnh feiasn Hiiftn init Wabfpap's Rtabp
@elitf tin. sd cab ibm tintn 9teel6ffsi poa In
Gin ntnia Madtr sun 9riHitn. um ibH al srs
iparnttn uno sa f%idrftn. une nod siipa liner baibtn
6tunot orct bon Sias,ran's E.atn. Nfs Der Sch
tor an udddttH Morstn fam. ipurbs Ct bsbtninb
bth.. Ger Setter tuputt ipiHtu, mas far tin
Niiitet i'd ono tiparSt babe. unb tr CAB mir as4t,
tdosnc, IS ftitn quite Mtbi,intu. Gimsn anbsrrn
Gall. bta i'd bur6niadtt, tpar Der n,sints iisiHsn
Tetiti. 9r ~etfranitt an Group. Sd ritb feline
@rbh. 5ais uno Ridtn nit 0tabp Rsli,f Gin
uno oob iba, alt Stunbs paton Gin, esiolat psn
tiitr TETS 4ia.n. Am ndafteu 9aet mar tr
uitcer qeiuno rnb niuntfr. sd bebt sitit Wteis
1in bti uieiuet 5imiiie uno utsinm 4abbarrs isit
ttfpa 80 Sabrsn anasipanbf, unb ~nittnais bat si"
ielbs psritblt. @ittt, itnSsn Sic mir iSaiis ans
1rut.. eiut 3trtr aubliiationtn, Sd ftls ~
Sbntn frsi. bon oitfem 3suonib 0sbrou1 su ma
den. mic Sir ts fHr gut b~siiHbsn mcoea.
Sp9aDtnngsooa
Drau Gftta 8 n
Sadionpifs. WorqansGonntp. fSuiaois. "
RaopeS's SR,abp Rtlitf SOC. bro 6iafbt.
Wsrfauit son alien Mpoibtisrn sbsr iritr bel us
ssritnpuno hes grsiits %,aositut.
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Wetterausftdten. Sir
Wldrplanb unb ben Diftritt Columbia
triiberes Wetter unb niht gang 70 talt
an Jreitaa, Saynes pber Hesen am
Samftae, frifde nDrbIihe bis OftIide
Winbe.
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QeHutl9 0arAMttrt.


0es Sch surad traaisst. ssnn Or.
Dabis' 6appphisties ni&t bic 6eiiuns bon
rs. cdmorrboibn etc. bsmlsftn. 50. BRO {
vi an irssns siss Sersht pr 9sA srfaust
Gin 8eiiptsl inter 9au{emSen.
xr. sos, eab.Gbarses,str.
Batttmsrs ayrtI 1904.
q. Q. aabn I "a.
Nutte 9srrtni = Sett bitfen Sstssn haiti
ftbr an 64msrrtstheR uHb eartisikials;t IN H.
Rafiirli@ psrfudte ~ In ber 6clfuuaa Anil
lung iebts 1~tfbifament, has ID tinSsu i,a,
burst iteoQ ben attn enttdaf&t. Der ti,
8eit riett unaa mir, NIT Or. q. q. NipiH
tsntsyis dusn Nsrin4 ~ tnaAsR, ~ boz
BEN aata unb tin 10 sfa61t4. taesa IN isn.
bab ID In psniem Iaam stfeiufs Qiabssasa /.
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to ieiasa Nn6iaa sU etmvtsus bate. A. I,
lfsts sidss ssrt>s0us edtaistd ssa en-,
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uAtsssssss
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1sssts4t stss eAa4tsf. narS eis ssylsss.
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inc track to his liking today at the
raIr Grounds and although only win
nlng py a neck, was much the best
.oIse IN the feature of the racing card.
In front until nearly at the wire where
ifarmakis came on and won by a neck
IN mild drive from Autumn Leaves,
VINO was the same distance in front
OF Old Stone. Track sloppy
First race. four and a half furIonps
selling-Sweet Swaar, tO5 Lindsay,
70 to !, wont Stella NJ, los (Rice). &
10 second; Imp Korea, 10 Cd. Aus
Jane. Pharmacist, Hello Girl. Aspatac.
Wakeful Lady. Sellers. Sonya, Nepen-
the Plunderer. Telephone ran
second race. six furlongs. selling
won; Miss Powell, so (schwaffner) to
2. second; Preventative, SO (Rice), to
!, third. Time, lis 1-2. Major Car
penter. Sol Smith. Infiammable, Suave.
Oudon, Hoceo ran.
Third race rae FIVE and a half furlongs
won; lady Mercury, 1o3 CYoung). so to
], second; Princess Orna, los %. AUS
tino, to 5, third. Time, I'LL. Pique
and Hadrian ran.
-Harmakis 115 tRice), to s, won;
Autumn Leaves. 100 Lindsey, IL to &
second: Old Stone. 107 (HowelD, to
2 third. Time. I:16 "a. Bugler ran.
Broodier, 1ol Lindsey. s to /. sH won:
handspring. 100 (Rice), s to /, second;
Nettie Regent, 81 q. wilIiams), 3 to
l. third: Time, 2:02 1-2. First One,
Galoil, Hucena, Miss Eon. John Nc
Gurk ran.
selling-Pierce j.. 100 IL. Williams. /
to !, won: Athena, 81 (Rice), to 1,
second; Freesias. 81 (Heims), 6 to /,
Rolling Boer. Trapsetter. North Wind
belinda. Varna Fonso ran.
Entries for Today.
First race. five furlongs-Ollie Bur-
nett. Bradwarlin. Bavarian. Fay Sharp,
Jack Moran, yerandah, Kittie Belle
Brooks, Dresden. His Lordship. 100;
Dromio. 103; Angleta, A Prince. los:
Plat. S. Y. K, los.
:. Second race. six and one-half fur
Hazel H., 81; St. Agnes II, 9s; TopsoiI'
50; Tristan shandy, 100; Lovable, Lady
Felix. 102; Darcy. La Cache, 1O4;
Bourke Cochran. los; Crescerton, los;
Swat Piet. 10.
Third race. mile and seventy yards,
Feronia, 100; Little Corker, Vulvain,
1o2: Secundus. Billy Moore. los:
Avoid. los: Carleys Dream, 107; Pyrrho.
Morthington. Branch II, 1903; North
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth
Harmakis. 90: Tabytosa. 101; Jack
Young. 1o4; Old Stone, 106.
Firth race, six furlongs-Buch
Smith. Aggie Lewis. Lyrist, Fannette.
!oo' Lady Strathmore, Santa Ventura,
MRS; Grammar, Detest, Maghoni, Lady
Hasbrouck. First Attempt, Aiine S..
Kiss Quick. Catherine Knox, 1O5
sixth race,six and one-half fourlongs
-Mordella, 95! Yity c., Bensonhurst,
Athelrose. 10Y; Dr. Scharfr, Howling
Dervish. 80: Lady Fonse, 90: Sol Smith.
100; Jerry Hunt. Crimean, 1916: Velas-
quez. 1O4: Kings Charm, 100; I.ans-
downe, los; Laura Hunter, 100.
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Bessie Abbott. blk. m, (Hudson)..4 8
Dewey, Fuzzy and ZELDA started.
Time. 2:0S Ia; 2:O7 "a.
The Blue Hill. $3.50 trot; $4,000; three
Alexander, b. g., by Star Duroc,
,NpcciSI
Lisontero, b. g., (Howard) 80 2 6
John Caldwell. b. g., CThomp-
son) ................,8 2
Texas, jolly Bachelor, Ruth c. and
2:09 1-2; 200 IA
2;2o trot; $1,000; two in three.
bonnle Russell, b. h.. by Coniter,
rrn5.Snl :, .........1
Delmar Gregor, b. M. (Best) )
Gambia, Bernardo, Cassie C. and
ahyruifc started. Time, 2:10 "a:
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ALEXANDER'S SUDDEN SPEED:
4 LANDS $4,000 BLUE HILL TROI
Sd Geers Drives the Geo. Wilkes Horse Last Heat in
ia, FIRST Two, 200 3D., 200 IL; Texas Ruth
c. and jolly Bachelor Trailing.

Readville. Mass. Aug. 22.-!The Grand
Circuit meeting at the Readville track
opened today with the largest attend
ance known on the first day.
The blue HILL" an early closing
stake for $50 trotters for q purse OF
$1,000. was the most important event
on the program. Alexander, In Ed
Geer's stable, was heavily backed, and
won in straight heats.
2:os pace; purse. $4,000; two In three.
John NJ. blk. g., by Paris. tSpear) |
Nathan Straus, b. M, (Thomas).. "a 2
Sufreet. blk. m. (Wilson) .......4 8
pan Michael. Androsis, Cascade. AL
lerson started. Time, 2:o5 Ia: 2:05.
2:15 pace; $1,000: two in three.
Belle Star, b. m. by Renos Baby. !.
(Shank) -. $780,. .....1 !
Rosewood. CHI. M. lMerryfield). ...2 2
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Birmingham, Aug. 22.-Birmingham
took the game from Nashville by all
round superior work at the bat and
on the field. Hermann was hit hard in
the first inning. while Clark was steady
at all stages of the game. O'Brien was
thrown out at the plate while attempt.
ing to stretch a hit which Wiseman
misjudged, into a home run. A league
umpire failed to show up and players
acted. The score: r. H. e.
Birmingham ..410 900 1915 II 2
Nashville ....O10 900 O0O-l 8
Batteries-Clark and Mlllerick; Her
man and Fisher. Umpires, STREET. and
Bussey. Time. 200. Attendance, 2,42o.
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JemisOn Wins Two.

Jemison. Aug. 22.-(Special.)-I the
presence of Ave hundred enthusiastic
fans and rooters, Jemison defeated
Prattville baseball team with ease in
ACKNOWLEDGMENT this evening
First game. Jemison. 8; Prattville, 8.
Batteries for Jemison. Mills and Mauk
for Prattville, milestone and Fuqua.
Umpire. Garner.
Second game, Jemison, 5: Prattville,
l. Batteries for Jemison, Sessions and
Mauk for Prattville. Milestone and
Fugua. Umpire, Shaw.
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AtActualC

For the next two weeks |
will sell my entire stock OF
Screen Doors and Windows
at Actual Cost. 1t IS late in
the season and they must
move to make room for my
immense stock of Wall Paper
and Cabinet Mantels that is
arriving daily. Sole Agent
for the Celebrated Mastic
Paint. "The kind that lasts. !"
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PeIIcans Getting Them In Chunks.

New Orleans. Aug. 22.-After the sec
ond inning, Memphis could not find
French today, while three hits off En-
ret and three errors In the sixth and
seventh innings scored the locals runs
A uble-header will be played tomor-
row. Attendance, $500. Score:
r. H. L.
New Orleans 900 0O2 1913
Memphis 80. 900 600 1000 4
French and Sullivan: Ehret and Hurl-
6urt. Umpire, Pfenninger. Time,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES out by Gardner, I;
Ely. |. Bases on balls. Gardner, 3:
Ely, 3. Two base hits, Durrett. 2:
hits. Schwartz, 2; Pabst, Gardner. jan
sing. Stolen bases, Clark, Crozier. 2;
Stafford. Double plays, Mccoy 10
Stafford to McCay, Pabst to Clark.
Umpire, Wood. Time, l:42.
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winning the game today Montgomery
threw 1t away. When Atlanta came
up for her half of the eighth, the score
showed 4 to in favor of Montgomery.
Up to that time Gardner had been a
puzzle and had been we'll supported
Crozier opened the eighth with a sin
gle and stole second, going to third on
Clark's bad throw. Stafford walked
and while he was stealing second Gro
Zier stole home. Morse and Clarke
then singled and the game was won
Atlanta. ABB r. BIZ Pc A r
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Kansas City. 8; Louisville, /.
Minneapolis. 4: Toledo, 8.
Milwaukee. 6: Columbus. 5.
st. Paul. 2; Indianapolis, 1.
st. Paul, 6; indianapolis, Q.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,


st. Louis. August 22.-St. Louis won
from Brooklyn this afternoon in a
loosely played gGme. Attendance
$500.
R.H. E.
Brooklyn 900 102 000-3 6
Batteries-Taylor and Grady: Garvin
and Bergin.
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The Republican campaign book will
be convincing reading for the people
that are already convinced.-New York
World.
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Chicago. Aug 22.-Boston won to-
days game, which was poorly played
on both sides. bases on balls, wild
pitches and errors scoring most of the
runs. Attendance 5000.
R.H. e.
Chicago 80. :. oo1 900 o22-5 8 8
Boston ........ 220 900 2o1-7 1
and Marshall
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Champion High Jumpers.

Boston. Aug. 22.-Boston worked UP
into second place by shutting St. Louis
out twice today. Both games were
won by hard, timely hitting and effec-
tive pitching. Attendance 1880
Score:
First game:- r. II. e.
Boston .....003 OIL 03s-S IA o
st. Louis 900 900 1000 3
Batteries-Young and Criger; Glade,
Hayes and Sugden.
Second game:- RHE.
Boston ...011 oo1 0os-S
st. Louis 100 900 1000 /
Batteries-Gibson and Farrell; How
ell and O'Connor.
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1t would be Joke on Mr.. Root IL he
should live to be as old as Candidate
Davis and then be saddled with Vice
Presidential OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Post.
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c. Y. B0CACKI,
Dealer In Sash, Doors and Blinds,
Phone $50 "a oemmsres -

Standard Oil was reckless enough to
declare a dividend yesterday, with
both parties soliciting campaign con-
tributions-New York World.