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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17

John Il. yaasy. Of Yorkyille,
hss Piekeas' sssn T q visit to friends in
-FoR SALE "A good miIch COW.
Apply to II. M. Hester, r. r. ID. No.
2. Pickens. s. G.
You can find a real nice assert
ment of Corbitt aud Hummer bug
gies and surreys. at Carter's, Liberty
Mrs. N d. Lesesne and children
of Allendale, are spending q portion
OF the heated term with Mrs. ID, R.
Mauldin.
Miss Mary MCGOWAN, who has
been visiting the Misses Folger, re.
turned to her home in Spartanburg
Saturday.
ALI persons interested are re.
quested to meet at Bethlehem on
Tuesday, August 23rd, to clean off
the grave yard.
Quite large party from Dacus.
vile section spent several days at
Table Rock last week. They reported
most enjoyable time.
Rev. ID. w. Hiott preached one
oE hi, characteristic able sermons to
an iyi"restod congregation at the
Bap!iS' church Sunday evening.
NJ. Charlie Bowen, of Atlanta,
is ending brief vacation in Pick.
ems. His friends are pleased to hear
good reports of him in the Gate City.
"A large party consisting of about
twenty five young people from Pick
ems, spent two days at Caesars Head
the past week. Several of the young
ladies fully intended to kiss old Gaze
sar, but failed to find his head. One
OF the young men planted both feet
oa the cranium of Caesar, and it was
audibly heard to crack.
--Addie Gravley, aged eight years,
died at the home of her father, w.
D. Gravley, at Reedy River, S. c.,
Sunday the 18th inst, of malaria
fever. She was buried at Porter's
Chapel, Tuesday following. The fu.
neral services were conducted by
Rev. o. NJ. Abney. The parents
have our sympathy in their sore be.
reavement
Mrs. James Boroughs, of the
Prater's section, died at her home
Monday night. She had been in de.
clining health for some time and had
been seriously iii for several weeks.
Death has removed one of the lovi.
est Christian characters of the com.
munitg in which she lived. She leaves
a large family of children, all of
whom are grown, to mourn her death
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17

- Pickens Graded School will open
Monday, Sept, s. Fifth year under
the same management. The past
year was the most successful since
the graded school has been estab
lished. Parents are urged to see
that their children enter on the open.
ing day.
Wanted at once man who is
bonest and sober and furnish good
recommendations, to sell the New
Improved Singer Sewing Machine.
Experience unnecessary. Liberal
contract, Address The Singer Sew.
ing Machine Store, 900 Main St.,
Greeuville, s.. G.
There will be an all day singing
at Tw I've Mil CHI rch the fourth
Sund4f ia Au gust Let everybody
GOMEZ Sling we'll filed baskets.
and sol book, and let us have sing
ing trbC will W ke the echoe of the
gran I, 1ul.stir ing s, ngs that went
up from shOie i i, ii Q Lood old "camr
meetir G daye."
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17

1T is hardly any wonder that
people on the streets Saturday after
noon stood with arms akimbo and
beheld with astonishment an alto
gether novel sight Mrs. Ann Grit
fin, the "Mother of Pickens," aged
SO, flying through thu streets in nm
automobile. After it was ell over,
she WAS surprised at herself. Her
grand nephew, Amber Gilreath, YVES
chaffuer and made safe trip. Mrs.
Griffin says that as far back as her
childhood days it was customary for
people to walk all ordinary distances,
Wagons and buggies were almost
unknown rs years ago, They were
rarities and owned only by the best
to do people. It was not uncommon
for women to ride 80 to 40 miles a
day on horseback. The present gen
GRAFTON cannot stand so much violent
exercise, for on the whole the race is
degenerating. Mrs. Griffin has wit
messed the different methods of 10.
comotion from horseback to wagons
and buggies, from these to railway
trains, and now takes q spin in an
automobile. She is satisfied that
people will be "aying" before the
passing of the present generation.
Mrs. Griffin is 95 years old and can
still see to read without her glasses.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
A Correction.

In our report of Mr.. Laban Maui
din's speech at Easley last week the
following oversight was made:
We reported that Mr.. N,auldin
favors 81 commutation tax and two
mill property tax, His real posi-
tion is, he favors 81 Communication
tax and one mill property tax, and
more if necessary, to have good
roads. He thinks the burden of
roads should rest equally upon la
bor and capital.
1t was not the intention of the
reporter to misrepresent lnr. Maui.
din, and we gladly make the above
correction.
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A Card.

I wish the people of Pickens
county to know Sthat sickness, and
not indifference has prevented me
from canvassing the county this
summer. l hope all will understand
this and that no one will blame me
for my failure to visit over the coun-
ty. Respectfully,
S. A. McAlister.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
Bridge to Let.

We will let the building of the
Ineos bridge across Twelve Mile riv
er, 2 miles north of Calhoun, on 9th
of Sept, 1904, at 10 o'clock, to the
lowest responsible bidder. Plans and
specifications to be made known on
day of letting. l.. d. Stephens,
Co. Super.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
Summons For Relief.
Complaint not Served.
State of South Carolina, !
Pickens County. !
rO,,,E Df Ho,..,

Complaint not Served.
State of South Carolina, !
Pickens County. !
I Court of Common Plens.
B. H. Williams and John M. Williams
in their own right and as odministra.
tors Of the estates of John ]. Will
liams and Elizabeth Williams de-
ceased, and Mary Moon Mnlinda
Smith, Frances Looper and Nellie
Bowen Plaintiffs.
j. II. Whitmire, B. Il. Whitmire, l.. NJ.
Whitmire, Banister Whitmire, Essic
Whitmire Arthur Whitmire Flor
ence Whitmirc, Emma Williams.
j. ID. Williams John Williams Will.
lie Williams, Wade Williams, Oar
thula Arnold and Barnett Williams.
Defendants
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby Summoned and reuui-
red to answer the complaint in this
action which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of Court, and to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his Office at Pickens, s.
c., within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser.
vice; and if you tail to answer the com.
plant within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiffs in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated August 4th, A. d., 1904
j. Nj. Stewart, (~-)
9. Il. Robinson,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendants j.. NJ. Whitmire,
Esse Whitmire, Arthur Wh;tmire, Flor.
ence Whitmire, S, w. Williams, and j.
ID. Williams, non residents, take notice,
that the Summons, of which the forego
ing is copy, and the Complaint in the
above entitled action was filed in the OF
flee of the Clerk of the Court for said
county and State on the 4tn day of An
gust, 1904. G.. r.. Robinson,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
Ask Your Dealer FMS Foo..Ease

A powder for the feet. 1t cures Swollen
Sore, Hot, Gallons, Aching, Sweating
Fecr, Corns and Bunions. At all Drug.
gists and shoe stores, 25c. Ask TODAY.
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Liberty Items.
Miss Mamie Jett, of Atlanta. is
the guest of Mrs. A. +. NcGord

LiueTtf IIeiTlS.
| Miss Mamie Jett, of Atlanta. is
the guest of Mrs. A. f McGord.
Jimmie McCord, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. j. w. Strick.
land, in Atlanta, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and ldrs. Ben Robinson, of
Clemson College, are the guests of
their sister, Mrs. w. G. O'Dell.
Mrs. Banister, who has been very
sick, is much better.
Miss Nettie Parsons, who has been
visiting friends and icl cl&tives in
Gainesville and Lavonia, Ga, re-
turned home Friday and has been
very sick since her arrival. We are
glad to note she is better at this
writing.
Mr.. Worry Griffin and his bride,
from Birmingham, Ala, are visiting
the home of Mr.. Smith Griffin this
week.
Verena Cren shaw, the little 7.year
old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Bob
Crenshaw, of Atlanta, died with dip.
liberia last Friday night and was
brought here Saturday evening and
LAID to rest in the Liberty cemetary.
Only few weeks past since little
Verena visited her grandparents here,
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Wakelin.
A very heavy rain fell here Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Mrs. H. Abercrombie is very sick
this week.
w. II. CLANCY, depot agent, has
resigned, and Mr.. Bush, from Law
renee, S. c., has taken his place.
Miss Otis O'Del, of Roanoke is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. A. Algood,
this week. w. S. p.
Dhe wet weather springs are be.
ginning to come now, as many have
been Wishing for.
Messrs. Clifford and Martin CAN'T
are visiting in Spartanburg,th,s week.
In the absence of TSey. D. w.
Hiott, Rev. w. A. Christopher filed
his appointment at the Baptist
urchsSuhday, Mr.. Christopher is
one Of Sohth Carolina's most promis-
ing young ministers.
Miss Stella Garvin, of Easley, is
visiting Miss Lula Gary.
Prof. McD. Weams closed -four
ishiDg singing school last Friday
night at Ruhamah Prof. Weams is
an expert teacher in vocal music. He
will begin another school at Ait. Ia.
Dor todny. Quiz attended the sing
ing school and was greatly benefited
and enjoyed the concert, which Prof.
Weams knew well how to arrange
| The songs that were sung are too
numerous TO mention. Rec.tations
were recited by Misses Florence Da-
Wis and Ethel Boggs. Prof. Garrett
gave short talk on music.
Grey Eyed Girl you haven't sent
In any items in some time l am get.
ting Uneasy about that friend Of
yours, for | believe he is taking ali
your time.
Sunshine, l haven't been going to
see many pretty girls, but if you
have no objection | will come to see
you.
Shorty, how ,lo you like the idea
of taking two girls to ride at the
same time, as you was last Wednes-
day afternoon?
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
Notice.

On the 3rd day Of Sept. 1904 at 10
o'clock, 1 will let the building of u
new road near Sylas Williams in Da.
cusville township. A. J. Welborn.
Aug. 10, 1904. Co. Com.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17

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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
Many Chiidren are NickIy.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children.
used by Mother Gray,a nurse in Childrens home
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
INUW STRAIGHT
UP TO M'GR ! A v
American League Champions
Challenge Giants to Post
Season Series.
tspeclal "a The .Times. pispateh

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK; October lit IA now straight
up to the New York Nationals as to whether
or not there will be a series OF games to settle
the world baseball championship. President
John r. Taylor, Of The Boston American
Leagre team, has sent formal
chailenge to Manager McGraw FOR a cham.
plonship series OF five games, intirnhting that
iMcGraw can name the tea1ns II he will play.
4 Up to this time the manager Of the Giants
f,as mate no. formal reply. All sorts of pres..
sure Is being Brought to besr on McGraw and ne
On Brush 10 get them 70 withdraw from their e.
pionshlp. and 4. s barely ~ !. po Is y
fact, the main reason why the manage q
tho Giants took the position that he would
not play d post-season series. was the deter
ininatlon no. . reeosnIss his NeW J. o. <
League championship. Il Is hoped he VII
gracefully submit to the demands OF tho
friends Of his club and determine the rela-
tive merits OF the champions Of the two nig
The whole world Of fandom Is waiting with
keen expectancy the answer OF tho Giants 70
a man close to Nc GRAVY said tonight that Ia.
the Giants manager would pay no attention
IN President faylor' letter. III, 9E3 5+li4s4
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s =, a. a.
Princeton.

Especial to The Times rspatch.)
October II .-Princeton ID stu..
dents were given a surprise yesterday at FOOT
ball practice br N the sremark Bile exhibition
coaches gave Tooker his first opportunity this
year TO show his ability First. from Sthe.
forty.fiye yard line. the bali would pass ac-s
out of six, and later, when Tooker tried goals
from the thirty-fire and forty yard line, his
kicking was more accurate still Il 2sfs.
Y Stannard. y The big freshman stackle from Exc
4 who was injured In the game vi ssWes-
,leyan. was y the serimmageS again Syestsr lay.
nag net been ous Tor e for
vas again In foot .ball toys yesterday 9tSh
a hard game Is expected with Lafayette To-
morrow III 5tst3S N
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: 80, - S14ff ~ !.


8 a Especial 10 The z Times Dispatch) AZ. ~
ID CAMBRIDGE ;issiAss.a. October i. Things
we're livsned up yesterday afternoon In the
practice on Soldiers field by the appearance OF
Captain Hurley in his suit He did not get
into the play az all. but seemed to be as
strong as rer.s3s Inss practice Of about ten
minutes the ~ arsity scored three touchdown
against THE scrub and n held "a Its opponents
every time they. tried TO advance &the ball
two ends and one tackle formed "a close line
on this middle or the rs yard Hines andjtwhenf
the ball was kicked on did 9at begin ri Sun
close 10 them. The idea IS to sY6th q psprtf
OF wedge interference,r1 she sEds and,
tackles lea ing: Herman and Wendell at half
on the first, mad bril- Mt long rims g Kerr
nan,s being q run OF 100 yards On 8 q Il AXE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
CHESTNUT. Hill AND
E1IGHLAND PARK

4 MI. and Mrs John Pearson. OF Jersey city,
II. u. are the guests of Mr. and NJ =. - -
Hiss Rebecca clarks left last week 70 visit
her cousin. MI Russell o.
MIS-, y Thomas, who has been quite sick for
some time past. Is slowly improvin
Dr. p Christian has returned after spena1--
= sfiss Percy,nof New York, is the guest Of
Rev and Mrs d. X. vvalthail isi;
MIS- k clIey and daughter, Miss Etna kelley
left last week to visit relatives IN ~
willie, Va. . !, Y. y
turned after delightfu visit OF several DAYS
rs relatives In Charles City county
MISE Eleanor Enslow, of Highland n Park.
who has II been quite sick for several Weeks
sonlewhat s ,ve,
An hirn y s Bowman, has returned after an
extended trip through New Jersey. New ork,
T. an Mas Esther Boushton q kentucky. s. the
guest .of her sister. Mrs Allen, Of Fourth 'o
s Mr. =. F. Rennie has returned aft spend
5inE Averal days last week m D IN
D N ~ Bain ana children elaine Y, az, and
George. have returned TO Mont gomery. Ala
Master Earl Ray OF Fourth Avenue, mas
been sick for the past week Y,
Colonel Winston Fontaine CT u sls.i,
Ing his niece, Mrs. II Srn OF = out -
Avenue. Chestnut Hi. W., 3s !. ~.
VA Mr.. Davis OF Highland Park. who had q, tn ,s
misfortune 70 fall from 9 lad er Week y
4, y. Z, !. " =
2nrn.her of his young Sfri lay evening
from to honor Of his blrt hday. lulte AZ
Gerioyable evening was spent by al
2 Miss Lois Clutter, OF Danylle. a., Is jvisis;
Ing her aunt, Mrs, W liam Resan, OF inlra .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
IN the Ring.

d, Owing e tho injury e Joe ,Waleott,s arm
4 N his fight with joe Cans. his bout with
sasa ssse wS %as We ~
IA George Murray.fo OF lynn, and Chester GOOD )
win. Of 4 Chelsea, . are ma tched to box 15
sasds ApSSllo Club
d nj ;W YoRF October II. Sam Fitzpatrick
has anoth Their champion. nnde his wing This
As the feat herweigh champion Of Canada. HI
name rs Dave Riloy, and he comes here we'll
Ieeemmendssd, G, Riley has q fine record and Ia
Il Riley is Ia French Canadian byjt birth and
was born in Montreal Fl fitzpatrick wants to
match BILLY against Tommy Murphy, OF FIar,
lem: be Attell, frankie 81 Nell or Il ugtey
n al EsTER, PA. October ii --Kid wilson, 81
orange, y, y, ana Ed; Smith. the Baltimore
s sssa IL S Sss ass hg S.fe %
way A. y, Wilson forced the fighting t u from ron
the start ana for. four rounds had the battle
han sm rana S9s se SoEed
ali IN, but the rest did him goa and he did
4 lot OF holding, In 1 fe !. fourth round he
hard lest optic
the rest Of The battle. and Smith fought him
last met Smith knocked Wilson out il '' the
" eH1 eauae oStober ,.-Elabogste prepare,
sof hoxtng In Gl,icag The same VII open
Is tho securing OF the old First Cavalry
Armory. which seats 700 persons Paddy
Carroll. manager OF Young Mowat i, and Jack
nor. Of Lowell, have secured this place, the
mits VIII % Issued iii. winter fer ten round
b SHs Hsa - asss f ss's sns H.
cost mon In ths Fighting game, $3.50 ~
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s Eddie n II anlon's Record.

Joe Hill, w, San Francisco. 5 rounds; Abe
Attell, u. San Francisco. S rounds; frankie
E;eil. ". Sam F ancisco. rounds !: George
Davidson. K..4 San Francisco. a rounds: George
White. W. San Francisco rounds !: Barney
Briscol. K. San Francisco. - rounds !; Willie
Pyrnes. X. San Francisco, 1 round y Jockey
Nell. W.. San Jose. CALI; "A rounds; Joe Ryan.
fK,,s San Jose, Cal, rounds; Jockey Benz
matt W.; San Jose.. Cal 81. round joe = iil
2k:.s San JOSEF CALI 3 roup ds: e Frankie Nell
D., Oakland. CALI. Is rounds; Norris Bauch
.s.ta. Francisco. rounds Kid Mel ddeni
a, Oakland. Cal, rounds: Abe Attell, n Ds
San. Francisco, 20 round : n Dung corbett. d.
San Francisco. 20 rounds: Benny Yanger. W..
San Francisco, 20 rounds 3; Benny. Yanger, San
Francisco, 16 rounds; Young V Corbett, San
Francisco. rs rounds; Kid Broad. K., San
"a rounds: George Decker, N d.
Philadelphia, round 8; Jack o NELL d.
philadelphia, 6 rounds; 81 Tim Callahan. NJ
d. 30 Philadelphia, 8 rounds;s Kid Sullivan,
D., Baltimore. 10 rounds Ting Nelson.
L. San Francisco, 10 rounds.
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Ton, Axworthy's Feat,

80 1By AksocIated PresF. -.
III LEXINGTON. 35 X Y.. October 511.-Tom Ak
81, 900 Mcdowell stake for four-year-cld rot
terra In ths first heat OF tho three! heat race
and BY distancinE the other two horses took
never before accomplished In a. stake race on
the Lexington Track. Summaries III
s 2:ls trot.-piirse. $1,000 (unfinished yester-
sday)--niillnrd Sanders won second. third nd
fifih heats and race: Mainland first and
fourth heats. second Bell q. bird. Best time.
GAL "a. ffttsfs5 sSl.s a
Tho Mcdowell u trotting--purse q, ooo-Tom
Axworthy won Lady Pa uline c. and \ OAK
Bioksom distanced. g Time :: 80.
2:Gs IN pace purse. 81. 2io--king AS Direct won
SECOND, b third and fourth heats and race:
,lshrose, first heat. second !; Plnchem VIII es.
third Best time. 2:l1 Ii. " Y - IS. u . i
3s 10 T. trot-purse, 81, 700 (uneln!shed)-Rone
Me won third heat ~ Marion Wilkes.g second;
John Taylor third. Fest time. 2 :l3 IL
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West Point.

Especial 3 70 The Timex Ispatch.) l7N357
WEST POINT, N. ", October l1.--With
the exception Of Monday and Friday after
Moons, ali drills have been discontinued atsthe
Military Academy. This will give Boyers,
in trim d for the hard games TO come. The
work Of the cadets against Dickinson showed
that they are steadily deyelopinE,s and Bcyers
predicts that with this week q practice the
cadets should give Harvard "a hard game on
Saturday All came out OF Saturdays game
in good ORDER ss5S
ID Only at guard and quarter Is there any
question az to the ltln,ate line kup,s Gray
and Waugh have both done well at quarter
back, and It lis doubt full which will make the
place. Weeks, taken from fullhack on the
scrubs and tried at guard against ID dickinson,
did very we'll, Jenkins and Seagrayes, both
old players are also trying for the vacant
guard position. ~ 81 W.
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a Game. Cancelled.

Il y w Especial to The Times-p ispatch.) G
4 ANN lARBoR,s NIL HI. October 1.-the an
noui1cen1ent was made Q ally yesterday that
the Columbia Michigan as game. which was
scheduled at New York on Thanksgiving Day,
has been declared on, 8ssl8. v . .le
stathment, IN which It appears tina Michigan
was led to believe by Coach d ior)sy that
,Yost' 81 men would be siyen q game: !,
night "as though Columbia had waited to
determine our strength. ana finding eut that
OF when We pinned them 70 ~ yes or no
answer ~ F4 ~ ts II N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
|BEDOuI'N in IN
FOR ST. AXE,
Beat Pasadena and Cairrgortn in
Feature Of Gard at
Morris Park.
FEAT OF TOM AxWoR II "
In Sensational Races F'aavorite
Took First, Second and nd
Third Money.
Inv Associated pres,)

NEW YORK, october I'LL sed6uin. ridden
by Shaw, won the Rancho sDel paso stake
At Morris Park to-day. Pasadena was second.
9Calrngorm third. The time was 100 a. Be-
) douin broke in front, and making the pace.
won driving by q head. sunri,aries
First race--last six and q hall furlongs Of
tho! Wtii,ers tniie--Roseben % to 81 first.
water Pansy Is to y second. Tide ut TO y
third. Time, 1923. u Is 8 its33 ~ 3g
Second srace-sellinE, stecplechase. about two
fnies-E onoverf a to 81 first Gold Ray go to
il second. I'm Slick lis 10 u third. Time. $3.50.
a Third race -Eciipse conrse. Bell gereni g to
u first, rkle t6 to ~ second, Critical q
q ID ~ third. Time. 4 10. gss ssIt s q
4 Fourth race-the fancho Del Paso, Eclipse
course six furlong s--I3edouin "a to 1l8ftrst.
Pasadena Go 10 y second, cairnsorm 70 70 y
Fifth ,rane-sellIng, the Nithers mile listen
4 III TO 81 first Andrew Mack q TO- p second.
SAILS II to. 81 third. Time, ~.
sixth race-ons mile and a quarter over
tho hill-Mabel Richardson ti3 TO 6)r first Eu
ge,iIa8 Burch 70 to 10) second. Carbuncle 40 TO
- third. Time. 2 :QS 1.2. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET OF
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS

n IF 6833 (By Assocllted Press.l .@4
i ATLANTA GA, October 1.-THE annu a,
the territory and under the authority Of the
Department OF the Gulf will be held at Fort
Mcpherson. near this clty, Thursday. Erday
and saturday OF this week. Tho department
Includes the States OF Georgia. North Caro-.
lima, South Carolina, Florida. Alabama,
mississippi and Tennessee, and detaGhme ,'
from each fort In this territory VIII take
q The contest will include Jumping. running:
ba vnnet d races. equipment races. shelter tent
ritcbIns. n tent pegglng, rescue races. base-'
bali and foot ball. Prizes will be given IN
each event u, ]. ~ 7.
the sanction OK the War Department, and are
prompted p to rouse rivalry in various 1eats
Of practical use to the soldier. IS 81 IA
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I Racing at Worth.


MI CHICAGO October ~ FssultH at Worth UT
First race-six thhongs- Anna Beall GO to
IL first Ma totn us TO 81 sstcEd. Beau
iifu and Best afi1s to ~ third Tims.f Liz 2-5
& Second arace.-one nile--Ethel scruggs{ III to
- won w. j. Deboc 10 to- q second, y Annora
j. nho 10 u third. Time. e :4i 2-5.a
s99T Third race--slx furlongs--Big Ben q to .
first. Floral King az I. TO 81 second. Mamie
Hodges q ~ third. Time, ~ 3-5, A. 4;3 Z.
a Fourth fkrace-six furlong s-Cutler g 70 %
first Sincerity Belle III to ~ second, Capt.
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