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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
COUnCIL,
Right Tackle and Captain OF the
Virginia Team.
COUNCIL.

lstless team, that barely escaped with
dlsgra cefully small scores over State
and Swarthmore. Where there was SO
much good play It may perhaps seem q
bit unfair to single one man out for sucn
need OF praise. but Smith deserves the
best that can be said for him.
Story of the Game.
Neither team, made any changes in tho
line-up for the second half. After reccive
ing the kickoff, Pcnns ylyanla@ called the
ball to the center Of the field. only to
lose II on a tumble. Virginia soon had
to kick and Corson caught Crawfordis
punt on the 25-yard line. in III
Sheble got around the end for ten yards
and Dennis made four. Old, reliable Pick
went into the line for four more. and
Smith for three. This brought the ball
to Pennsylvania 45-yard line. Torrey
was called on; rs he went into the line
the ball became dlslodged and threat
ened to slip from his arms Seeing tho
danger, Corson tried to take the pigskin.
but as he did SO the two lines came to-
gether and the ball was sent bounding
into the air. It fell into the arms Of
ziegler. and with q mighty crash tho
:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
THE SPIDERS BEATEN.
v. P. I. Boys Defeat Them
Opening Game of Season.
peclai to The Times-Dlspatch,)

Especial to The Times lspatch)
g BLACKsBuRG. VA. October Virginia
Polytechnic Institute won from Richmond Col.
lego in football to-day by a score of - to Q,
The first score was made IN four ana hrlf
minutes after the kick off, and the other two
touchdowns were made during tho sccoad
half
The game was clean but It was not n very
good exhibition OF football on account OF II
being early III the season. and 50 many new
men on each team. Neither team was IN
good trim, but Richmond College show UP
much better by comparison than the Virgin
Polytechnic Institute boys. expected. Captn n
Wilso was the best ground In for Virginia
Polytechnic instituted Harris showed up well
az quarter. and Hines played u steady game
for Richmond College. Captain Webfter put
I up the strongest game. and Wright deserves
special mention
Only two old Varsity men are back at
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute this scYsion
a d the new material Is light, The prosp
for winning team here this session are not
by any meana the best,
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through. Ho had clear field for q
touchdown and went laundering toward

the opposition line.
The element OF accident entered largely
into pennsylvania's third touchdown.
Pennsylvania now began to play kick
inE game, and the ball was exchanged
several tines. Finally II became Sneloe
4 turn TO punt from his own S0-yard line.
\ The ball went to Pollard on Vrghia's
5o-yard chalk mark. The Southern quar-
terback was so flercely tackled by Drake
that he dropped the ball. Weede. follow,
Ing the pigskitl with his accustomed close
ness. was Instantly on the spot TO profit
while on the run and dashed across tho
1eld. Two Virginia mon were near him
oil the way. but the Pennsylvania end got
to the soveli-yard tine before Pollard
downcd him with a good tackle
Piekarski plunged for three, and then
force that he was on the other side uf
tho line before the Virginia forwards
could stop him. Again Corson kicked ot,t
faultlessly to smith, again the catch was
heeled, and again Corson kicked the goah
Line Up and Summaries.
Virginia proved far less formidable thnn
had been expected and the Penna. play
ers we're q unit in declaring after the
gai11o that Sanford's eleven does not APP
proach that OF Swartnmore.
@ The line.up and summaries:
Penna. Positions. Virginia.
Sinkler. ......... left end. Springer
(Drake.) (Nissiger, BlakeO a
Butklewicz.....ieft tacklo....W. Johnson.
e (Rooke.)
PieknrsKi........lcft guard.... kite (HnlD.F
Taylor8............ce center. DA Dnev.
zegler (Junk).rlght guard..........Co Cooke.
Toricy. tackie.........COuncli.j
j Hollen backs. right end. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
(Wcede.)
,Corson quarterback .........P Pollard
Sheble......... left half Duck....... Crawford
(Reynolds.)
Bennls.... right hal fback..... Langford
CIV. Hollen back.) (Bass.)
Smith. !. -. 3. fullback. e. H. Johnson.
Touchdowns-smith, I; Torrey. l. goals
from tolchdo wns-Coaeon, l. Referee,
weymouth, Yale. Umpire, Sharpe, Yale.
Linesmah Langford. Yale. limo OF
halves. twenty minutes.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
New York, u; Chicago, q.

fspecial to The Timcs-Dispa
#CHICAGO. I'LL, Oct. damned IN
every nook Of the stands, fifteen thous-
and fans gathered to cheer the WHITE SOY
and New York Highanders IN the secona ,
\ gained of the final series. With that Old
winning line-up OF the Highlanders. ana
t,hesbro and Illeinow ON the firing line,
!. General Griffith didn't sc chow The High
K landers could lose, and they didn't IleS
held TIC White SoS down to eight hlts
< and two runs. The New Workers scored
seven runs and made ten base hits OIL
4 Patterson in the seven innings before ne
was relieved by Walsh Griffith IS greatly
elated4 over to-day's victory. ana eXpec.s
to take the remaining game without any
! .' score: R.H. f.
chicago .O01OO1oOo-2 !:
New york . OO00ss " II Q
Batteries: Patterson. Walsh and Hey
don: Chesbro and Klenow. Time. 1:3s.
Umpire. Sheridan. Attendance, 1Ll49
Boston, 6; ST. Louis, I.
Especial 10 The Times-D.spatch)
ST. LOUIS, MO-, Oct Thanks to
Dineen's heady pitching. the Rcnneaters
today turned the tables on the locals and
administered a crushing defeat to the tune
q OF 6 to ], which made UP for yesterdays
shut out. Six men We're struck out by
flJl!.GEll.s WIS Sa.S'
for the visitors. Stahl's tl,rec-ba hit
was the feature OF the game. The Bos
tonians are convinced they can easily
overcome the three point lead now helu
by the Yankees in the race for the pen.
mart, and are figuring on getting a slice
OF zoe. suliman's $4,000 offer for q
postseason series with the Giants, q
report Of which has been. received from
New York.
Score: r. II. T..
ST. Louis. 00o.o000o-1 2
Boston .............. 2a0taOr11 Is 10 J
Batteries: sudhoff and sugden; Dineen
and Criger. Tine Els. Empires. king
and Dryer. Attendance. 4.7ss.
Detroit, go; Philadelphia, I'll.
DETROIT. October 1.-Detroit wound up
its series with Philadelphia by winning
both games In a double header.
Score (first same): r. II. E..
Detroit ..............0 0 0 O000O 3-3 8
Philadelphia ........0 0 4001 OLE 20
Batteries: stoval and Drill; Waddcll and
Schreckengost. Time 1:35. Umpire, Con-
molly.
Score tsecond gamc) r. II. L.
Detroit ................1 0 1 100 80
Philadelphia .,.......o 900 Oh o.
Called account. DARKNESS.
Batteries: Mulln and Drill: Bender and
echreckengost. Time, LIS. Umpire, Con.
molly. Attendance, 1000
Cleveland, 40. Washington, o..
CLEVELAND. October l.-Clevelant
made it nine straight victories to-day
by winning two from Washington.
Score first camel r. II. r
Cleveland ..........o Q 10oO10 "a 10
Washington ........0 Q OF 90 o 0 90 4
Batteries: Donohue and BueloS; Hughe!
and Clarke Time, 1:26. Umpire, O'Lough
lin. Attendance, 1900.
Score (second game: r. Fl. Z
Cleveland ............ o Oil 0 o7--9 Is
Washington ..........0 0 0 0 01-2
Batteries: Rhoades and Benlis; Jacobsen
and Kittredge, Time 1:40. Umpire
O'Louyhlln. Attendance. 4,0l3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
VIRGINIA.
BITES DUST
Defeated BY Pennsylvania Yes
terday BY Score Of
"a to o.
PLAYING OF TEAM E. POOR '
Opponents Scored Six Points i'll.
First Half and Made Three
Touchdowns in Second.
OF TEAM POOR
tspscla, to The Times. Dispatch,

(speciai to The Times. Dispatch.)
4 PHILADELPHIA, PA. Oct Tho ad.
dltion OF Smith made a new eleven of
Pennsylvania, and In plnce .of the pre-
dicted defeat, the Quaqers won an en-
couraging Victory over Virginia on Frank
lin Field today--Score, - to o.
3 The appearance OF the big fnllback was
not only a shock to the Southerners but
1t scnt gaivanic thrill through his team
mates. 1t n,etamorpllosed ten dead ones
into such live ones that the expected
hard battle became n rout 1t was ulAt-
cult to. credit that the red and blue eleven.
which smashed through the Virginia line,
sklrted the ends, and played so fercely
on defense that tho visitors were not
able to rush the ball for moro than thirty
yards In the entire game. was the same
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Harvard, "a; Williams, O..
{By associated Press 4

D - KS 177-z {Ey NssocIntcd a Prcss.) 49,
n CAMBRIDGE MASS, October Harvard
defeated Williams In the first foot bail game
OF the season this afternoon by the score Of
victory ar the same tiino last year. During
the whole game the Crimson team played
us a single man. following the ball very
closely. Tho oval was clearly haEucd by boell
teams. not single tumble being n,adetLyt
Harvard, and only one BY Williams. xtsif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
Mccoy Knocked Out.

u 8Y Associated Fress,) y. n n
PESDLETON, ORE, October l.--Andy
King, OF Wala Walln, Wash. krocked OF
Kid Mccoy, Of Brooklyn, In the fourth round
of bout which WAS scheduled to be n ten
ness unit eight minutes after receiving
the Knockout.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
YOUR FURNISHINGS:

70 y. q = ~ f
The Falling leaf colors are
reproduced in our new FAN
neckvvear-the mixing OF reds
and. browns shar11onizes Will,
the new brown suttings.
Shirts quiet designs on
white grounds.
Handkerchieis bordered IN
subdued IOlors.
Gloves in red - brown and
syellow-tar.
Hose to harmonic with
your scarf.
And Hats and Shoes to con-
form to the smartest OF your
dress.
You can't 90 wro ng with
Berry's to dress at.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
Yale, az; Trinity, 0.

51.# (By Associated Press) I55il.3i
2 NEW HAVEN, CONNIE. October 1-Yale's
big football eleven swept aside the Trihi, y
College eleven this Afternoon and scored ~
points to 0 for the visitors. III n game that
was not exciting. except during one or
two plays. Only once was Yal los goal threat
encd, and then because Yales ends did not
follow the ball. 81
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Broke Amateur Record.

ny Associated Press)
LONDON, October l--At the Crystal Palace
friday Z, j. THOMPSON broke tho world'g
amateur record By walking tIfty miles In eeycn
hours fity,seyen minutes aud ihirtY-eight ke-
conds There were seventeen starters. In,
cluding all tho hes, amateurs known in Eng.
land,
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Z Former ouarterback was easily tho hero OF
the -, zane. Carolina put In tho .scrubs In the
se North Gar carol!na's line up: Townsend. = FL;
1yebbar IT, III - zeiglor, Ii c.: stewart cap-
gtn,n' d. story. r. d, \; Jayles II. T.: Barry,
r. n; Jscocl:s. @. ID. 4; Robertson. ~ b.; Bear
ana Gudger. L. IL; stton, r. 4
Gr1iltords Kne up: Pritchctt, captain, L. E.i
y rrorin,v Z. 4 ~: watson, l.. O.: Breton. CT;
sn'pes, II. Of Hobbs. r. T.; Martin. r. II;
White, @. D.: Anderson. F. B.. Groom. l.
ri sI3; Benbow, r. Fl. B. .B
,rouohdow, T. Carolina, Bear, 2: Robertson
Il: fiery, i; singletary.F ]. Gnlford. Q. 9 y
kicked, stewart. 3. Barry, q, Missed go,!s
r, r. Brown TImclteeners Carr and Lind,
sry. Liremen. Clark and Lewis Time, 10 ana
10 minutes gj " sgt5S
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and Killing. Time . hours. Umpire, En-
size. Attendance, LASS.
Pittsburg, 11-3; Philadelphia, $40
& PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-Ph iladel-
phia and Pittsburg tied In double header
to-day
Pittsburs 80 125oooso-11S II 2
Philadelphia $3.50 Oil o00o3 :
X Batteries: Lynch and Phelps; Fraser,
Roth and DOOM. Time 2:16. Umpire,
thinner.
Score (sccond game): r. H. =.
Pittsburg ~ 80 .
Philadelphia ..............031 8-l0 10 !:
Game called, darkness.
Batteries: Case. Rothertaille and Phelps;
Caldwell and Doom. Time. 100. UNI
pire, thinner. Attendance. 3,447
Brooklyn, ga; Cincinnati, %.
BROOKLYN, October 1.-The Brooklyn
team took both games Of to-day's double
header. .... !,
c.; ss9n9 i = sams 3 oooo e
Brooklyn o'-s 10
Batteries: Hahn and Street; Reishing
and Bergen Time, 1853 Umpires, Moran
and O'Day.
Score Second game: r. Fl. E.
Cincinnati ..............2 ] 90 10
Brooklyn ..............O 20 o -
Called in seventh by agreement.
Batteries: Ewing and Schlei; Scanlon
and Ritter. Time, 1890. Umpires, Moran
and O'Day. Attendance, $500
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Princeton, 10; Georgetown, o.

(By Associated /. Press. 3$i
PRINCETON. NJ. u. October hin game
marked BY brilliant play. Princeton defeated
the heavy Georgetown team this afternoon
by score of. 10 ito o.. The; visitors played a
good game and did not .iwcalscn until the last
five minutes Of play. T Twice they flield Prince
ton for downs near. tho fifteen. yard line. ~
heavy wind prevented good plinting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
MAKE GOOD SHOWING.
University Of North Carolina
Does Well in First Game.

Especial % Tho Times Dspatch) - I.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. October The
University OF North Carolina defeated Gull
ford College hero this Afternoon In a snnppy
game OF football By O score Of 60 to o.
This was the initial game OF the season and
little can be judged OF tho prospects for. Il
championship team The Tarhccls showed up
splendidly. and Z their on ensiye..wo was
especially noticeable.
j Sitton, the old Clemson star. played an ex-
cellent game at right half. Bear, ~. 2. IIst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
THE v. M. I. LOSES.
Defeated in Opening Game by
North Carolina A. and M.
~, = THE rines. Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatcn.1
LEXINGTON. VA, October 1.-The Virginia
Military Institute lost her nnit,a gan game MOI ..
.chnnIcnl College, of North Carolina, to Q.
The Tarhecls making their only touchdown On
a rluke In the first half Tho visitors were
much heavier thai tho cadets But the 'nt-
tor put up plucky game, especially N ~. ,n 10
second half, when they had tho pisslin twice
dangerously near their opponent,s goa, l!n 10
They lost once OH II tumble and once on
dow Wilson scored for tho visitors ana
Walking Kicked goal James did fine ground
gaining for cadets. Line up:
VI NJ r. Positions. ~ g.
steele Right cnd...... ...... Sykes, Il
duncan 80. ...,rght tackle...... 49,. Gardner
stude.... ....right tackle. rerkn n
Pace ....... -. ..Ccnter....,. ....,.Sykes, T.
Frazier. ......Left guard. 49,. Radley
James, -. ....Ieft tacklc...... ....Abernathy
lC;rnyes...... Left end ....... ....Grcgory
Bain.. ...... ....Qmarterback ...... Snddlcr
Caffec....,..... Right halfback.... ....Wlfon
(Slnclair)
Dodson....,. Left halfback...." Hardy
Massey........ ~. Fullhack..... Watkins
Umpire. D. NJ Ballet OF WASHINGTON and
Lee University. Referee, Mr.: Atkinson. Of
Virginia Military Institute. 1,no Of hn!v"s.
Is minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

Don't 90 round letting your
clothes look like the falling
leaves, waiting till winter
comes before buying a new
IT'S Just as irnportant to dress
well now as it Will be three.
N o11ths from now.
Our New Suits and Top Goats
ere in.
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Where They Play Monday.

Boston ut Chicago.
philadelphia at Cleveland -
New York Mt St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
st Louis, 5-8; New York, 1-6.

St Louis, 5-8; New York, 10.
8 NEW YORK, October st Louis
took two games from New York to-day.
@ Score 1irst game: r. II. T.
ST. Louis...,,...,.l 0 0 5000 o 4-7-5 T 2
New York....,....0 0 0OO1 p0V0-l A
Batteries Taylor and Builder; Ames nnl
Mariner. Time. LAS. Umpire, tombstone
Score Second game: Ri. i.
( 81 Louis, ..,s....,.,,.02 % 0 i 0-S II q
Nav York .t...,,.s,..,.30 iE0gO0-G 8
Batteries: Mcfarland and Grady;
Fitze and Bowerman, Time. leo lfm-
pire, JohnstoAe. Attendance. $500.
Boston, =; Chicago, Q.
BOSTON, October ! Boston Won ten
inning game from Chicago to-day
Ecore: II. III. r..
Hoston' ......,,..3 000l001-s . 8
Chicago .s...,,.,...O001.al DD2 o. g 8
Batteries; Pittenger and Moran; Briggs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
z!
Charter Is Accepted.

The Virginia Collection and Delivery
Corpora tien have held their first meeting
here, appointed n committee on bylaws,
and opened their subscription Socks.
4 The concern will apply for franchise
10 do business here.
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.fspcc!al TO The Times piapetch. {,

Sergeant Thomas Back
After d long absence on account Of sif = :
ness, Sergeant Thomas Was pack Z! Ass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
st. Louis 6-s; New York. l-s.
Boston. |: Chicago, ".
Pittsburg. l1-3; Philadelphia, $40.
Brooklyn. "a; Cincinnati, 0-3,
Where They Play To-day.
No games scheduled.
Where They Play Monday.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
AL Chicago AT Boston
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-06

Having been tied up so
that | could not do any
business for the past ten
days, by the strong arm
of Vinita's mayor. he be-
ing backed and coached
by the retail grocers to
drive me out of business,
there has accumulated
$5, 900 worth of fine Gro
ceries. Provisions, Flour.
Meal, Chops, Bran, Salt.
etc. will offer these
goods tomorrow in lots
to suit the purchaser at
prices which will make
these combination peo-
Pile wonder how it's done.
Come and buy where you
get the very best of ev-
erything and where ST.
will buy as much as will
50 from the combination
grocers.
You will find me just
east of u. S. court house.
D. T. HALL.
The originator of SELL
ing goods to the consum-
er at wholesale.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-06
CURIOUS FIND IN MANILA.
Ancient Tome Written with Odd
Flourishes and Bearing Stamp
Of Royalty.

Among the ancient documents COM
piled BY the Spanish authorities. and
now in possession of the American city
officials is a very interesting old tome.
written entirely by hand. many Of its
pages bearing the royal seal and stamp,
with the customary proxy signatures OF
the household, says the Manila Times.
AS its frontispiece this old book.
which dates back to 1874. has draw
ing OF the arms OF the city Of Manila.
together with the kings gracious de-
cree that the city might assume and
bear forever the title of my noble and
always leal city" as the royal property
With many a quaint old flourish and
sweep the decree is introduced and en-
bellished, and in il the areas OF the
city are described. following which de-
scription the frontispieee was carefully
drawn and linked by some long-passed
servant of his Catholic majesty"
The arms are curious. On a shield.
IN its upper half. is imposed a castel-
lated bastion in the shape Of a turret.
pierced, bearing on its battlemented
top three small turrets exactly like the
larger one. In the lower half OF the
coat. or shield. Is a fish. rampant, with
a peculiar sort Of armored head, and
holding out one forepav-for the crea-
ture seems to partake Of mammal. as
well as piscatorial nature--a spear YER
tical The fsh-mammal stares straight
out with basilisk eyes. as If guarding
fha fnvvnr above him IN ehora
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-06

No old goods everything n4w 90
Empire Cash Grocery 2OGtf
II yon want A cab telephone Webb
Brothers. Phone 81
George MITCHELL was down ew ls
upper Cabu crcek farm toda aalg
some traA ng
Try a sack Of Our Choice flO9r. eFayl
sack guaranteed to be as good as Tile
best. Zeno. 33-tf
Lafayette Keen, brother-in-law or
J. Newcomb, was visiting here today
enroute home from St. Louis
Cream Crisp, the best oi an bresk-
fast foods-try it. Empire leash gro
cery. lQ9-tf
The Missionary society Of the Con-
gregational church will meet with
Mrs. j. e. Pershing tomorrow after
noon.
If you want the best meats you will
find them at Zeno's, both home grown
and Kansas City meats. Phone 70. If
Miss Bessie Hamilton will come oyel
from Fairland to take the position as
cashier at the Jumbo during May
Bluejacket's absence.
On the first indication Of kidney
trouble, stop it by taking Soley's Kid
ney Cure. Peoples drug store. DIV
Misses Minnie aud Mildred Tucker,
OF Sulphur Sptings, Ark, are expected
to arrive today to visit relatives.
For picnics and lunches use Libby's
earned meats They are the best.
Empire Cash Grocery 206tf
On June the Katy will make a
rate Of $50 70 81 Louis and return.
Good on AZ regular trains. 2O4-l23
G. W. Zinke has bought out the
John Walker bakery and confection
store on Wilson street and will open a
candy factory soon.
Miss Winnie Meredith is prepared
to do all kinds Of fancy drees smaking
at her home on South Wilson street, |
opposite Z. S. JAIL 100 If
W. T. Wade and wife, accompanied |
BY Miss May Bluejacket, leave today |
for ST. Louis to attend the Worlds |
fair.
Albums showing views Of the st.
Louis Worlds Fair can be bought Of |
the Katy agent feF 25c These albums |
are absolutely free from all adyertis-
ing l62-tf
ChIonic bronchial troubles and sum- |
mer coughs can be quickly relieved |
and cured 81 foley's Honey and Tar.
PEOPLES drug store dw
bermuda grass IS being planted on
.he lawn About the Presbyterian
,lpfch, ana a brick side walk is to be
aid around the buildirg.
Miss Bessie Powell, an accomplished
ioung lady Of Columbia, Mo, returned |
% her home Saturday night after a
weeks visit in Vinita. Miss Powell |
thinks OF investing in Vinita real
estate.
The editor OF this paper highly ap
oreciates his exchange list and reads
hem ali closely. The news takes
more from the Daily Chieftain than
my other from the fact that it is
'resher news and always reliable, not
iayiDg that the others are not reliable.
-Bluejacket News.
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Tar on Babies

Extreme hot weather is greet tax
upon the digest We power Of babies;
when puny and feeble they should be
given few doses Of Whites Cream
vermifuge, the childrens tonic. 1t
will stimulats and fac tate the di-
gestion Of their food, so that they
soon become strong, healthy and act
i've. 25c at Peoples drug store. DIV
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TrIal hv Iurr in porto Rieo.

Five years ago Porto Rico old not
possess that foundation stone Of lber-
Y. the right of trial by Jury. while now
Il does. To secure this right other peo-
pies have waded through rivers Of
blood