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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACTNG-At Saratoga, 2.30 m; Harlem and st. Louis
ROWING-Canadian oarsInens championship az 81.
Cathe-ine's Ont: Long Isand regatta. Flushing Bay.
CYCIL&G.-Charpionshp at St Louis
PoLO--Charrpionship at Narragansett Pier.
HORSE sHOw-At Bay Shore Long Island. 2 D m.
SAOOTTSG.-At Creedmoor
YACHTING for seawanhaka Cup. Lake ST Louis:
philadelphia Corinthian Yacht Club cruise Long
Island Sound: annual regatta Hampstead Harbor
Yacht Club: annual regatta Shelter Island Yacht
Club. special races Seawanhaka Corathian
cub women's races at New-hochelle Yacht Club.
American Boat Association Larchraont
laclt Club cruise knlckerbOcker Club.
-rti' IAEf Lea Livingston Kings
Al staten leland; BROOKLYN Team 3 Manhattan al
licapeet Park. Association games: Thisties W.
ARK AZ Prospect Park: Honkers West Indians az
NJ Cortlandt Park; Essex County Columbia Oval
~ Branch PARK. Paterson V. Union County at
Patcrsons Manhl-tan II O. - T. L Prospect Park
'5yLt'- Monthly handicap at Ardsley: handicap and
Nomer's puttiag match a. Crawford; handicap at
tos-usrOI: Ezckeasack North jersey Country Club
August Cur Suburban Country Club, bail sweep
stakes Shelter Island
BASEBALL--N National League-st. Louis New-Tork
p N; Chicago at BROOKLYN. 4 ?. m; PlttsbuFg a
Fhindeiphia Cincinnati et Boston American League
NeW- Fork Cleveland; Boston az Detroit Wash
i"s'"~ Louis: Philadelphia Chicago.
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CAMP IN CHARGE OF BASEBALL.
Will Be Advisory Coach of Yale Team Next
Season

New Haven, Conn. Aug. 5-WaIter Camp. the
veteran advisory coach Of the Yale football team,
viii act in the same capacity for the baseball
team next year and II Is understood that an
effort win be made TO introduce coaching system
that Will be effective than the somewhat
haphaZard methods that have prevailed. Other
graduate coaches will be invited assist the team
but Mr.. Camp will have directing voice in the
matters pertaining to the schedule, the practice
and The general management. The plan is 10 be
tried the suggestion of number OF graduates.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
GIANTS GET DoNLIN, LEFTFIEL0ER.

The officials OF the New-York National Baseball
Club in spite of their strong team. still look
ing for good players. Mike Donlin the we'll
known leftielder Of the Cincinnati nine, is the
latest player obtained by them Harry" McCor-
mick. the Giants substitute Outfelder traded
for Doulin. and IL is understood that good sum
besides went with him.
Donn is considered one Of the most valuable
all around players in the country. taking his bat
ting, fielding and base running into account. He
came from the Pacific Coast. where he played fast
ball. Wis first important engagement with the
St. Louis club. When the American League came
into existence. Donlin assigned the Balti-
more club under McGTaw and from there went
0 Cincinnati.
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BUFFALO MARKSIEN WIN.
Team of the 74th Takes Adjutant
Generals Trophy.

Creedmoor. Long Island. Aug. 5 CSpecan.-The
Governors Cup by Ordinances Sergeant
John Cowie. N c. s.. eth Regiment The Head
quarters Of the T4th Regiment OF Buffalo. man
aged capture the adjutant generals trophy after
a hard hght, winning from Company G, 7th Regt-
ment, by points Tomorrow the most interesting
match OF all Will be shot, the New-York State
match. with fifteen teams entered.
The range was occupied to-day by members OF
various regiments. competing for the Governors
Cup and the adjutant generals matches Wind and
weather were OF all kinds. The Governors match
was an individual match, Skirmish No l
silhouette target, at distances OF 60 500 800 and 200
yards, nve shots at each distance. The adjutant
generaIs match was open TO one team OF three
from each company or headquarters OF each regi-
ment, also squadron troop or naval battalion. 1t
was Seven-ShOt match at distances OF $40 yards
600 yards and loo yards. The scores:
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SWIMMERS RACE TO coNEY SUNDAY.

clifford q. Baxter civil engineer. OF No $50
East Cne-huHdred-and-sIxty- thrd-st. Manhattan.
ST. Brooklyn, VIII compete in fourteen mile
swimming race. from the Brooklyn pier Of the
Brooklyn Bridge to Dreamland, Coney Island.
The VIII be made between and 1 o'clock
tomorrow morning. The swimmers were scheduled
TO race two weeks ago. but owing n misunder-
standing the race postponed. A cash prize OF
500 and a gold medal will be awarded the
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TITUS TAKES HIS HEAT.
Outro,cs Facssel in Canadian Henley
Meets Greer TO-dau.

s. Catherire's ont. Aug 5-A crowd Of over
three thousand viewed the races in the Canadian
Henley here to-day. There were only five starters
In the senior SOULS. Constance 5. Titus or New-York
was an easy winner in his heat, defeating Fred
FuesseI, of New York by two lengths. In the sec
ond heat Frank Greer took things easv all the
way squirting at the finish and winning by half a
length The finals win be rowed Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
La ROCHE COVERS also MILES

Richmond Ind. Aug. 5.-when F. A La Roche
arrived here on his no-stop automobile run from
Sew-York to st. Louis and return the worlds
record had been broken. and indicates that the
circuit Will be made with the engines still running
Already 2-l50 miles of the long run had been COW
cred. So far the engines OF the Darraco machine
had not stopped since the start in New-YorI last
week 80 ~
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result Of the play Mrs. Barger wallach and Miss
Pell will meet tomorrow morning in the finals.
Mrs Barger Wallach had an easy time with Miss
Louise Scott, and allowed her only one game in
the two sets. Although Miss PeIl beat Miss Edna
Barger an two sets, both we're evenly played. The
score was 81 81. Tomorrow Mrs. Wallach will
Miss Peil Is and give her half Is.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
CAROLINA FIRST IN NEWPORT RACE

IBY TE-zGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE-I
Newport. R. L. Aug 5.-The first race OF the week
for the thirty footers was held this afternoon, it
was the first race for the Eleanor since she became
the property OF q. W Widener. The Carolina.
sailed BY Pembroke Jones finished first. Mr. Jones
had with him E NJ Nell and T. sheldon. The Rac-
sailed ty Victor SOrchan- The course
was a triangular one. the marks being az BSnno
Rock and jamestown. the yachts going twice over
the wfndward leg. The wind was strong from the
southeast. and the yachts made good time sum
mary: (Start 1922
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INGOMAR FIRST AGAIN.
Morton r. Plants Schooner Defeats
the Meteor Again.

Coves. Aug 5--The American schooner yacht
Ingornar won another Royal Yacht Squadron prize
OF 500 to-day. defeating six yachts including En-
peror Williams Meteor The race was for yachts
OF more than 100 tons
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The course was two miles to wiadwaId and re-
m. three times around. The official time was:

Captain Ordway. OF the challenger. said after
the race that he believed his craft would have
won had the wind remained strong when
the racers started. The s.. Paul crew feel rather
encouraged than disappointed at to-day's showing
of the White Bear.
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BARON GRAFTON BEATEN.
Black Hal Outpaces Chamber of
Commerce U'inner.

Buffalo Aug. 5.-BuGalo closed its most success
full Grand Circuit meeting IN years with another
good crowd and sharp racing at Kenilworth Park
this afternoon
Before the first heat OF the 210 pace. Ben 3.
sold as favorite over the field IN pools OF $50 TO
81 and made good winning two straight heats tn
fair time. The 214 pace was a good contest. and
Snow had his hands fun getting hOns Black Hal
Baron Grafton. the Chamber OF Commerce win
rer at Detroit was 4 favorits in pooling AZ So
TO SO before the first heat. and was even favOrlre
after Black Hal had scored the heat IL was so
to s. before the third heat but Black Hal came
along and nailed the heat and The race, furnishing
another upset in meeting which mas been noted
for the downfall Of the favorites.
The Electric City Purse OF SeO for the =
trotte-s vas expected % be stirring contest and
ca1rs i found sweet Marie i-st in the summary
victory had been hard fought. The days card was
Rounded ont with a wagon race In which three
local horses. Wauban. Topsy and porneath, com
peyed. Iopsy, driven By George Z Lattimer. o.
tha local club, two straight heats The re-
suits.
PACING-a.1O CI-.ss-TwO N TEREE-PURsE $1,000.
Ms CPae,-' o. n ,Et-isoHl ----'---''--'..'..
Time 2,osi. 2.I1H
THE lEo2EGG!5r I.Gr H2IAs5Eo1s 5.edo Class
Black Hal blk & by star Hal tsnow)-.--..-.--
a s4s Paia:er ! : 5aciasrsca NJ
joan Burns S' T Time. l5sf9: 2iio 2:6s zoe '''
THREE HEATS-PCRsE 5000
sweet Marie D. m by Mckinney CSulith)
E5ESF'29 john P3vor o /. 0TS wilson
LADY Gail Hamilton, blk; m d4udson)-
i Isdse E5rssPs SFss b & n de 3SesyTS Rys.T'
Naiia ]. M aKay]- as
'Ns"' 81 Time. 2;oe& a:oe& 2oa. ''''''' 49,
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PHILADELPHIA 4 CHICAGO ?

Chicago. Aug 5--Chicago's costly to-day
and the visitors three OF their
II
Philadeiphia --..--..o o I 9+ o
Chicago .....-........2 . 0 O-3 : 8
Baueries-Plank and Powers; owen sullivan At
tendance 5 4JO.
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NEW-ENeLAND LEAGUE.

At Lawrence-Haverhll. 10; Lawrence l.
At Concord-Concord. J. Manchester, o.
At Fall River-FalI River. 3; New-Bedford. o.
At NashUa-Nashua. .; Lowell. J.
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DETROIT. 4. BOSTON 3.

Detroit Aug 5.-For the this year Detroit
nanEed Boston Young pitching The score:
P H
Bs:58is BSt5on ............-2 .................. "a l5 3
Batteries-Mullia and Bevie. Young CriEsr. At
tendance. ZOO.
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ST LOUIS. 8. WASHINGTON 4

St Louie. 5--St. Louis defeated Washington to
day a J. Hynez a local player PLAYED
in right f7r II. Louis He singles and scored
the winning The ss-Ie-
St L.luss.............o > O Is 10 i
Washington -.--.2 % o O o % o o. :
oa;,sr,ss-GIade ani Kahoa. -ownsen. ana Clarke
Attendance.
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MBURNEY TAXES CUP.
Puts Out TraUers in Shinnecock
Hills Golf Tourney.

Southampton. y Y. Aug. SpecaD.-Interestng
golf played to-day in the semi-fnal and finals
for the four Coups in the invitation tournament OF
the ShnnecJck Hills Golf Club. The tournament
by Malcolm AIcBurney, Stockbrdse club.
who beat Jerome D. Travers by up and l to play
in the final round for the first cup. Both men
played par golf in the morning. and their
matches IN the semi-hnaIS in a dashing manner.
Adrian Il Larkin. OF Yountakah. who put FindIay
L. Douglass out yesterday made poor showing
against McBuruey, while TTavers, going in IS
to Murdocks bogey OF 40 led By Up at the turn.
and his match with by Up and TO
play.
The star attraction was the McBuruey-Travers
match in the afternoon. ard the younS boys were
.o!.ovy-I over the course by a large gallery. Nc
EErC.y went out In 25 and rraveTs in the boGey OF
g. aut the former led by up at the turn. Trayer5
made 4 rally ON The inward journey. winning the
tarce holes but The lead too great - over
come aad MrBlrUey won 10y Up and 10 play.
fiL.rlr
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

~ Merden- Hartford /. Merid-n. 10 innings
A. New-I11 1ldon-Ney- London 3. Norwich. /
Al Holyoka-Sprirg guel1. ,. Ho!yuks. l.
At New-HaveU-- Nev-Etaven. -; Bridgeport, l.
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BASEBALL.
HfghIanderS Take First Place, DE.
feating CleUelQnd.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincanatt5: Philadelphia 2 Boston. g. st. Louis 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-Yor s. Cleveland. O. Philadelphia. 4; Chicago. }.
Detroit. A. Boston. 3. ST. Louis, 3: Washington
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON 2. ST LOUIS =
Boston. Aug cScNl-ao-s though lacking control was
Effective to-day Boston vfHHIaE % DeehanJy.s two
base hit scored two N the ars,- The score
Boston ..............a o o 0 I "a 10
St L5uis .......... . q . 0 i-2 s /
lean. Atterdance. l. $50
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c1Nc1NHArr. s. PHILADELPHIA. .

Philadelphia Aug with the score TED ths ninth
ne local alIe3 the vlth a0u- out hu. we're
II the eleventh Cincinnati three
Two A!ts and Two errors. The score
Cincinnati $50 o 0 s-5 = i
pH.IaG-ipha % 0 O % o o = o % =
-aF.# O..
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Al Montreal-SIoEtrea!. 3. Bufu.o. .
At Roches erTurcuto. 70. Rochester. FIRST gafrej
Toronto, !. Rochester. isecCuG sauel.
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woMsN's TOURNEY AT NEWPORT.

tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
Newport, r. l.. Aug. 5-A large crowd Of the
cottagers at the Casino this morning watched the
semi7anals in the womens tennis tournament AS
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Earned rIns-NewYor Hits-9 OF Bernhard IN
four innings. : OF Moore in five innings First base
l. hiJs-Cfauzel Dougherty,
Co1roy. Sacrifice hits-H ckman Fuz Elberfet stolen
bases-Bay Fuz. keeIer Camel. Double plays-Laioe.
Turner and Hickman First case balls-Bernhar1. l.
Hit by pitched bal-POwelI I. Left bas@s--Nev-York.
5 Cleveland. > Struck ou-BueIl g. Bernhard ;. Moore
/ Time I35. Umpire, % 'Lough.in. Attendance. 3,346
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STATE LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGUE

~ Rtrghanntoa-B. .asEar.-au, II. Troy. .
~ Cica-Utica. 3. A. J. 50 g.. o.
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BAsEBAIL, Polo Grounds. To-day p M-st
Louis vs. NeW-York. Admission. 90.
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Score

Score.
Orderly Sergeant Corre. 9Th Regiment ......... IS
Sergeant Ward. Company z I'D Regimsnt......... 81
Captain De FUssy. 18th Regiment nt.--........... 50
Captain Kemp, T+th Regiment -.-............... 10
Sergeant Doyle. Company H list Regiment
Sergeant TOnpNtEs, Company
Private Heusen Company Il.
Private Lediard, Company E 23d Regiment II
Lieutenant Wells Company r. list Regiment Il
Corporal Berger, Company 4. l2th Reg n
Sergeant Dardingkeller Company e 18th Regfusnt 20
Private Donovan, Company q, 18th Regiment.
Lieutenant Dooey. lIth Separate Company 60
Corporal Snpe. Company H. list Regiment.
Private Thets. Company B. 9TH
Private TOoker, 18th Separate Company 90
Lieutenant Grail Company
Clark 18th Separate Company -.......-.. 81
QIarteFmastsr Sergeant Hale 13h Separate
Private Thomas 18th Separate Company G6
Major Wells I'D Regiment 65
Klein nth Separate Company.
Corporal Siade. Company X. 22d Regiment IS
Lent 4Ith Regiment
Corporal Brown Company r. 74th Regiment. ca
ADJCTANT GENERALS MATCH-FIRST TEAM
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GAMES TO-DAY.


NAIlONlL
St Louis al New-Yorz. Pttsburg a Philadelphia
chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York at Cleveland Washington at St Louis.
Boston at Detroit. Philadelphia at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

Dale, which it Is said is ready to go to the race
again.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

st RACE-Se.lins; three-year-olds and over. Seven
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-06-15

For sale By Perry 4 Thomas
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1904-06-15

A two-story residence in good
neighborhood. Lot 120x150 feet.
All necessary Outbuilding Price
50 500
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Happenings inKentucky
rAE pgMocRArIc coNvENTIoN.
Il VIII Elect Delegates at Large to the
National conventIon.

Louisville, KY, June s.-The Ken
lucky democrats are holding their
state convention for the purpose of
naming delegates at large to the ma
tIonal convention at st. Louis and to
elect state central and state executive
committeeman. Though the delegates
are rather apathetic as regards the
presidential race and are practically
certain to vote for an uninstructed del
egation to the national convention. the
contest for the control Of the party ma
chinery promises TO develop into one
of the hardest fights seen in recent
years. One one side are arrayed Gov.
Beckham and the administration forces
supporting Lewis McQuown, Of Bowl
ing Green, for chairman of the state
central committee. Opposing them is
what is known as the "anti-machine"
element, led by United States Senators
Blackburn and McCreary and Con-
gresham J. n. Kehoe, for chairman OF
the state central committee.
The administration men when the
contest to organize the convention
comes up viii present the name Of
Gov. Beckhan for temporary chair
man. The administrations opponents
made a bold move Tuesday by an
nouncing that their candidate for tenn
porary chairman will be Ben Johnson,
Of Nelson. Gov. Beckham's home coun-
ty. The anti-administration men claim
that poll Of the Nelson county dele
gates has shown a majority against
Gov. Beckham. Although Gov. Beck
hams supporters have a majority Of
the instructed delegates. only about
half of the delegates are instructed,
and politicians are IN the dark as to
the real strength Of the opposing
forces.
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SENSATION SPRUNG.
A Wealthy kentucky Woman Ar
nounees Her Marriage.

Petersburg, KY, June s.-A surprise
was sprung on Petersburg society
Tuesday when it leaked out that Miss
Julia Smith, aged % years, who re-
sides in mansion on Woolper Heights,
this county, and who is worth 5000,
and heiress to a half million dollars,
had married Otto Rector, 81 years,
poor farmer boy, at p. m. on Sunday
afternoon in the green room Of her
mansion. She is the only niece Of Seth
c. Foster. the manufacturer Of Cinein-
natl, and a sister Of DR.. George Smith,
coroner OF DEARBORN county, Indiana.
She was entertaining friends in the Ii
brary till 2:3e p. m. She excused her
self for few moments. and a short
time later invited her friends into the
green room and introduced them to
her husband. None Of them witnessed
the ceremony, and no one knew of the
marriage except two or three servants
till they were led in Rev. James A.
Kirtley, jr., performed the ceremony.
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Do Not Dose the Stomach

Cure Catarrh nv Natures Own Meth
od-Every Breath of Hyomei Brings
Relief.
Nearly every one who has eatarrh
knows how foolish it is to try.and cure
it by drugging the stomach. Tempo
rary relief may be given, buta cure
seldom comes
Until Recently vonr physician would
have said the only way 70 cure catarrh
would he to have a change of climate;
but new with Hyomei Won can carry
health-giviug climate in your vest
pocket and ny breathing it few min
1tes four times day cure Yourself.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81 and consists of an inhaler that can
he carried in the vest pocket, medi-
cine dropDer and bottle of Hyomei.
The inhaler lasts lifetime. and if one
hottie does not cure. an extra bottle of
Hyomei can be obtained for so cents.
It is the most economical of all reme-
dies advertised for the cure OF catarrh.
and is the only one that follows nature
in her method of treating diseases OF
the respiratory organs.
B. L. Middleton has sold great
many Hyomei outfits and the more he
sells, the more convinced he is that
he is perfectly safe in guaranteeing to
refund the money If Hyomei does not
cure. I'm
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LOUISVILLE MAN DROWNED.
He Lost His Life in the Water at New
port, r. I.

Louisville, KY, June 10.-The body
of the man found at Newport, R. L,
Wednesday morning, with circum-
stances pointing to drowning or to
death by pistol shot, seems to have
been H. G. Eddy, of Louisville. This
name was on a strap in his coat, and
on the buttons was the firm name OF
Jenne & Doll, Louisville tailors. The
man left his wife and family in Louis
vile three years ago. The wife has
not heard from him in two years. She
says he had his clothes made by Jenne
& Doll while here, and she thinks he
is the man found Thursday While in
Louisville he was employed by the
Louisville Water Co. He was well
connected throughout the state.
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Expired at the breakfast TabIe.

Covington. KY, June 1O.-Philip
Rachford, so, expired suddenly while
seated at the breakfast table at his
home, Greenup street. His death re.
calls shooting ARRAY. John Buckley,
a constable, had. it was alleged, wrong
ed one Of his daughter and Ratchford
wounded him so severely that he was
not expected to live.
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FARMER HELD UP.
Thieves Took $1,000. the Proceeds Of
the Sale of His House.

Louisville. KY, June 1O-Noel Civ
en-, farmer, was held up while coming
to market Thursday morning and a
wad containing, so Given says, $1,000,
taken from under the seat Given re-
Gently sold house. and he claims it
was the money paid him for that. He
was bringing the money to Louisville
TO be placed in bank. He was doing
when he was stopped, and the high
wayman slipped out the money before
he realized what had happened.
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Have your old vehicle reprinted
and new rubber tines to take the place
OF the old worn out steel tires you are
now using and you will have new
CONVEYANCE for spring and summer.
The Ricnhmod Carriage Works will do
the ork at prices tina. will astonish
you. S'st.si,e-. &. .ranteed.
MIDKiFF. Prop.
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FROM eRANpPA's SAFE.
He Extracted a Note and Must Now
Make 1t Good.

Louisville, KY. June 1O.-It was
shown in court Thursday by judgment
given Fred Illig against his grandson,
E. ]. Eller, that Eller had extracted
a note for $500 trom a safe and de-
stroyed it. The grandfather loaned
the boy $1,000 with which 10 build a
house and the grandson gave two
notes for $500 each. The notes we're
placed in a safe. the combination Of
which was known only to the two men.
The court held that the boz must pay
back the money and $15S more that
was promised.
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Mofher's r. riend

IS popularity used. It IS liniment easily
administered and for external use only.
Pregnant women should try this remedy,
it being undeniably friend to her during
nature term of suspense and anticipation.
nother's Friend, if used throughout
CESSATION, will soften the breasts, thereby
preventing cracked and sore nipples. Al
muscles straining with the burden viii
relax, become supple and elastic from its
continued application.
All fbres in the abdominal region will
espond readily to the expanding cover
containing the embryo if rlother' 5 Friend
is applied externally during pregnancy
Of all reliable druggists SI.oo per bottle.
Write for free book on a. Motherhood"
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ALBANIA. Ca
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Louisville Tobaeeo Marker.

Louisville. KY, June s.-The tobacco
offerings were light Tuesday. Only II
hogsheads Of hurley were put up. The
dark offerings were 166 hogsheads.
The quality was shade better than
the average for last week, but there
was little or no change in prices. Dark
sold from $3.50 to $3.50.
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Peacemaker,s skuIl crushed.

Brownsville, KY, June 1O.-In a gen.
eral row at Joppa church. John C.
Smith, so, was struck on the head
with an AK by James Gentry, II.
Smiths skull was crushed to the
length of five inches. The Gentry anu
Smith boys were engaged in a fight,
when Smith appeared as peacemaker,
with the above result. A posse is after
Gentry
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ForRent.

The Chas. Smith residence on Main
street, possession given at once. will
also dispose of growing vegetables.
w. r. Farris,
care L. A. Railroad
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Lived as STRANGERS in Their Home

Covington. KY, June 10.-The do
nestle troubles of Or. and Mrs. B. F.
Eckman, prominent residents, reached
the divorce court Thursday. It deyel-
oped that although they have contin-
ued to live in the same house. at 1901
Madison avenue, they have been as
strangers to each other.
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Despondent over Love Affairs.

Frankfort. KY, June 1O--H. A. viii
son, a schoolteacher and insurance
man, aged IS, committed suicide near
Bridgeport by shooting himself on the
farm Of his father. John S. Wilson. He
had been respondent over a love affair.
it is said.
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The Ordinance Vetoed.

Lexington, KY. June 10.-Mayor
Combs Thursday night vetoed the ordi-
nance passed by the council Thursday
night which in effect boycotted non
union labor. In vetoing the ordinance
the mayor said it was unconstitutional.