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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-15

OONN NECIIONS. At JaeksoE-Close connections made with Illinois Central trains. Yazoo and Mississippi Valley trains and Alabama and Vicksburg trains for Memphis. St. Louis. Chicago and Cincinnati. At Hattiesburg-Close connections made with New Orleans and Northeastern trains, Mizsissppi Central (P and L. R) trains and Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City trains.
 At Gulfport-Close connections made with Louisville and Nashville trains. Parlor cars between Jackson and Gulf port on trains 3 and 4.
 For further information apply or write.
 s. D. BOYLSTON.
 General Passenger Agent
 Gulfport. Miss.
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AND ATLANTIC R. R.

Read Down Read Up No. 1. No. 8. No. 2 No. AJ am. pm. am. pm 7:2O 5:OO Lv. .Talladega. Ar 10:11 7:i5 s;35 s:52 Lv. Pei City...Lv $50 6:A 9:5S 10;05 Ar. .Bir gham. .Ly e:10 5:15 Close connections made at Talladega with Eastern of 1 Dama to Pyriton. Trains Nos 97 and 9s daily. All others daily except Sunday.
 J. F. FLEETWOOD. c. P. A John C. Soley. General Manager
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cARRoLLToN SHORT LINE RAIL.
 WAY COMPANY,

To Carrollton and Stansel. Ala. via
 Reform. Ala
 No. 2. No. L n:0) am Leave Carrolltor. Arrive f:05 pm Ii 20 m Leave St =el... s'riv- 3:45 pm ll:40 am Arrive Reform. Leave :25 pm
 JOHN T. COCHRANE,
 Pres. and Genl Manager,
 Carrollton. Ala
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Total
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DR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
 SPECIALIST
 PRIVATE DISEASES,

I susEassU
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CASH. In Vault. t....S 644,339.96 With Banks. z,193,317.39 With U. s
 TreasSrer 100000
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wANTEp-RooMs

WANIED-By young married coupe. small
Eal on llree uGL-ru-alsd rooms. allI Lga-,
neat. anu gas l1T calkEuEs Da-l au same
u13r. north of i and east oil Ittl. rent must
WANTED-By refined couple carrf5rtabIs
furnished room for aEuL bookkeeping with
privilege Of bath. Address LOK 81. this
Office 1t
Want iD-Hy man and wife. mo- children,
three uutuInlslel rooms. with heat. for lgut
A-i-seierl4nss not tar from l4Cu and u sLs.
NV address COX z46. tais Once oc-3-3L
WANTED-By couple and son. ~, two ro1~as
ana board lu llTLlu esf- llJ 10 exceed So.
Address h. o. box 434 station q. lcz5-3t
~ AN 4EJ-F'-ra saea from. room for lady.
vita beard Iu Ie-ued private family $40 per
month"; references exchanged Address Box
49, this 0llce- 8cZ5-SE
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A large Republican mass meeting was
held under the auspices OF the Little
vile Republican Club. No. 2 at Little
vile, Ad- Wiley Horn IS president and
William Bradley secretary. John Adoi-
son presided
James rs. Poe paid tribute 10 RoO5e-
Fell5 and Fairbanks auc urged unaui-
nous support OF Col George A. PeaTre
Poe spoke of the Importance OF elecIug
q Republican House OF Representatives.
The indications are that the Eepubli-
can vote In LGls section VIII be very
large. The TeglsLra JiOu OF the voters
al the Thirtee--Lh district of MOuJgom-
cry county shows Republican increase.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


Mrs uggrrTE F4.--.
NEW work AVE rgFs f-Trr l--
$780, 1900 -t -'.'r,-. --- "a
pied by tls Baltimore IlotsL We have rrar-
aus-IE EeLaEat-- DO and viii ua" conduct "a
strictly AtE--tist7e --Isl. EAeeilant cuisine
60 u .. .r--. - ''-='-' 'o..-'@- t'tL"
" ---- ol-i-''--
NEWLY EI FINISHED front ROOM with
--'- ' -o.' 'etii'-.- "a. -
s.-.- s-
..., ~ r.-...r- . 81" - req -,,' rooms
t- '. ""-
..-'.-'
- -,-t .a-e-. new i-iiiisnel mont room
@ TOT -"'r '''7 pa. e
70. ~ o. -,-- ol-a-.-
fAl-t lL-7 .t sEo can no" get rooms and
-.- r.r.f. NJ >'1 ~ .-,-.s..- enc
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FDI-ED-UIustratilu book place. book covers.
Coats-oE-alls. posters letter heads. a1Fertis-
ms designs. TOLLAN Gs HOWELL. 5l1 Corr
Carau Building oczl-sr
FOTND-Iu reuoEate your old hats equal 20
new HANDEL Il5T lth ST. nH. oc5-s-
PRINTING -hat pays. ecouomlcaIs reason
able- ] geo Eue r0uud-cCrneT business cards.
$3.50 HAYS sls J. 81 nw- oct-7r
GET THE BEST FRIED OYSTERS in the
city az WIZ HACEB s. 1919 h ST. ne 2le
dozen. in box oc4-5st
FOUND-Tle way 10 get rid 81 rats See
BARCLAY. The Ferret Man, go Louisiana
ave. ma-l-tf
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the District Commissioner frva-rf-
cation into the charges ef 8me.al maIad-
lliiiis lFaL-9u against Warmer s.ut-er.
superintendent OK Street Cleaning r-III
DE- concluded Dy anal hearing Iu rhs
case nest Monday morning al III O'Clock
pl1f4Qed ROYAL Robinson SWLeT s ac-
euser. can return 10 Washington from
indianapolis bg that time
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Eutira second floor. bath gas
closets. and cooking sass with or without
board o.l -i-sszelLserrz ave. uw. 0c2--gt
FOR HENT-FronI and back rooms. COM
uul-caLIlE- furnished OF uufuruts7ei r-5r
srL ST. raE.-1-
FOR REET-UuFgruf rooms. With head.
gas. and BATH also one furnished room. s25
j. ST. sW- af 0--gr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED Furniture. carpets, etes buying
contents ~ houses Speciality liberal spo-
eash prices la .- 9TaeTs slsea prompt a.
l9la Sd. nw. aeI-s5t
WAEIED-HlEHest cash prices palI for worn
garments ladies on gentlemen 81 Also EEoes
5eur- =. IAEsaEs. 1853 5tn 81 aw. Phone
WANIED-s. KEEEsEY. 100 7tH 81 nv.
HiI pay the highest cash prices FOR ladies'
gents alc rhllIel's CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats AdlEesa a postal and VIII
WANTED-stoves Of ali kinds. for cash
stove pipe. l5 cents per joints aI sizes
Etl'N JJD- 4-l aul j. z-z-. uu the corner
WANTED - seaaul-haud motor guaranteed
ta Pre- ia good running orieri 3 g. horse
power state make and lowest price Address
ae6 ltl 81 le- Dez1-aF
HAETED-aulGctaI palms, must be- cheap
address LJA -. tl's office. OCTET
WAErED-Au iron safe. ALL-AROUED
AUTO co. 18th 81 and PeuusyiyaH ave.
HIGH PRICES PAID f1r csst-on cI5raiuE
ana shoes drop postal and VIII cLi. I'LL
t-Mlz. los .th - NV oe-l-ilt
10 BUY. sel on store furniture see DOWL-
iSH. 81 80. Ass. Sale Wednesdays. Phone
--a.- r-a- Dl>--'-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tor cash. Sen your
s..ar I'D one man VINO gives you the most
money. aJFHODD. htn ans il SIS oc-5-a-
WlHTED-Eall1ual cash register. must be-
lH good condition Address BOX 2-s, this of
nee oc-6-at
WaETED-Du= Ig-eaage alsH-zrade shot
guns must Doe .u LIsr-allss condition. state
price Address BOX rs. tlls office 1e-5-e-
WILL BUY. Cor cash. furniture for five
rooms. with carpets. rUEsr and rockers Al-
dress HUNTER l.- 1lh ST. uH- acZG-lL
WANTED l4La scholars. Z5c. quick. mod
aru method. Address BOX 10. this OF
lice. u1-s-sL
HDl-sTEHIEa. best work. lowest prices.
carpets made and lsll- q. g. COM, 1928
ana "a. rr2l-sr
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wAETED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WaETED-Eg man and, wife. board ana room
il private family within ten. minutes $50. X
OF navy yaru- must Doe reasonable A8-
dress, sitiNl price BOX Zl5. ibis office.
HAEIED-foTng man desires Rom ami
board In pr lig ra-uiiy5 southeast preferred
Address LC& 1851 this orics ees5-st
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Every body Is Going Int
The Times. election contest Are your
Meeting at Bethesda.

The Bethesda Democratic Club held q
meeting Boz rHe town han OF that place
last might Several hundred persons
were present
Addresses were delivered by Blair Lee
and others. Alfred Wilson presided ana
Henry H. B0gIey acted as secretary.
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Your Table Should Be Supplied With
HaveuueTs WafeTettes.

They re crisp IltIIe waters. that are
made of choicest materials and backed
I'm azrLl-e packages 10 preserve their
purity and frt sluess. The best homes
hotels. ana .-lbz are never without
them. Al your grocer
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LOCAL MENTION.
Rockville Demoerats.

The Rockville Democratic Club has ar
ranged for large rally 20 be held In the
town hail ON Friday night AT $3.50 % clock.
The speakers for the occasion are Hons
Spencer C.. Jones. William NeIrs BOutc,
Henry Maurice Talbot. Hattersly IS
Talbot. Alexander klgOur, Phillip ID.
Laird. and George II. Lamar
Democrats throughout the county VIII
attend.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

SERVANTS and female. the Kind you
want, can be seen as American Home Seek
els' Association daily Private apartment faE
ladies 90 interview gsifl servants as 10Th
So. uH-- l1aseHI=uLl. BOWIE tIucI sesJ-lJr
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WANTED BICYCLES.

WANTED-To buy every bicycle in wash.
ilEtHl- ll3 FsInsy lVaHla ave. NV ocz5-I5I
ANTED-Geatlemau' wheel. ia exchange
Tor "a lady wheel % a typewriter. PARK or.
1859 -ltu ST. ua- 1ez5-3J
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Estate 10 Son.

The win OF Susanna Griswold. dated
September 3. 1s96. was today offered for
probate. She leaves her estate TO her
sen. tI-l1 &c Prince. VINO Is named eEeCu-
tor without bond.
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II Not One, Then another.

Even ~ yoG don HI-, that thousand
ou have lHe same chance az she next
one go take the 500 second BFIzp lu Iha
Times great election contest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-27

WaEIED-Eru to learn barber trade: rfzat
weeks average time required wages Satur-
tr5a while learning $40 20 als weekly guar
aGt-el when tnrouEu- illustrated IIz-s.s-
mailed free. MOLEEs BARBER COITIE-sF
$50 Canal ST.. <sH York city ocz-Gt
I1D-ENp eTi-uced solicitors for GOA. one
leis. good side issue for uTumaeIs. uIE So
lc.lnE family trade Tor Er0cer.ts td-
asrzs BOX ~ Jhis once, acz4-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

WANTED - Dressmakiug beautifully donei
reasonable COS Laszachuseyts ave. NV
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FOR REET-OFFICEs.

FOR REET-oue large Office room on Hrst
floor d2s u 81 uw ooz8-sJ
FOR REET-OMee ra55as in the Evans
Building, -I#15 90 1929 New York ave. nw.f
most centrally located. rental very l8u. au-
ply TO JOHN %. EVANS. 14-4 New YarE
BLISS BUILDING 60 b ST. uw.-V-ry de-
s.IabIe offices. facing Capitol. with heat
light. and jaulJor service. from ss per mou--
up. CAL or write A. q. BLISS Telephone
East $50. se--rf
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FOR sALE-BIcYCLEs.

REAL HARTFOHDs. no fakes. 1885, written
guarantee tul-an-zluE- 4Jl- JONES TIRE
WORKS. ljz-6J4 r. uW. oc-s-st
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLE TIRES.

FOR SALE-EfaTrf5rd extra heavy tlres S..
guaranteed one year. others ask 50. all other
tFez az lowest prices. lls FelHsy- vaHla ave.
AHt os&s-st
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WANTED-yFhita men 10 clean Offices; good
wages. Apply 6l9 + st. NV, ROOM 9. IL
IS ANTI1D -- FIrst-CIass barber. German or
American SO guarantee. lsJ9 7th ST. N.Y.
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LOsT-This morning. steel fishing rod on
18th So. car Please return 20 Mr. KENT.
1870 Claulu ST. ocz5-at
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HELP gANrED-mA1E & FEMALE.

NANIED-T.veIve fortune teIlers. conIurors.
on persons skilled In ans .alt- interesting lHi
tiai-5Ne cen occasion. to assist ~ vL-e-t-l-i-
lHs 20 girls Address the GLEN S-LaDJi-s
care this Office IL
WANTED-Iirst-cIass cooks and chamber
maids references; al once. 1882 nth ST. n".
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FOR REET-sTOREs.

FOR RENT-st5re ANA JHree rooms as II
So. uU.. Ga f-er from T-I st..- excellent stand
far plumber or rluuer. s-- A. HEHHEND
OH IL ST. 0rz--ar
FOR REET-Oua large store. lEl4 Park ST.
near latlr large show windows Elt-uas er
TWO lue stores with large Easements. g.
III e. ae-s near Government Printing OH.e
one soul-sized roum5 Gun and * SITS. me-
excellent location, suitable FOR barber shop.
heat and Hnl water. d. 10
a. o. BLISS. Bliss Building, 50 p So. mss.
uel5-Jf
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SITUATIONS wAprED-MALE.

PIANO TUEING-A piano man us j. years
experience soliCtLs orders for piano and on
gan tuning and repalrugi nne references
1G3 * So N.Y. oczt-at
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-Great dane pup tom May J.
1s.f. Cheais l5 l-th So Sc. after D-nl-
FJE SALE-X1uUE parrots. cluar-esl rab-
bits. guinea pigs dogs eats. ana pets or All
k5H.z Birds boarded for tEe summer
and $50 Il So ue Ie-J-L
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Complete Assortment Of Alright
Wood stoves. So up. A Eberly's Sons,
as 5th 81. NV
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Donaldsous Home Made Bread
same price. 5c. All Cr6c-gs
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ycsugats The limo Election Contest
Money ana Gun for All
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FOR RENT-F0ur light. cheerful uufgruis ca
roa.4s % adults. light Housekeeping pes-
mitted. bath. gas and neat furnished. -fas S
SO. oCz1-3t
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LIBRARY PHARMACY. I'd ST. & Pa. ave. Sc.
So. ~. FJRFi. cor. SIN and I'D ave ne
WA c. GEN INLlE. cor l4tE and u SIS. NV.
j. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. IIn sl-4 Rhode
Island ave, and r. So. NV
CEAS. a.. EDENITNt4. CHRISTIAN Pharmacy
So. cor. lrl ana 81 SIS. NV.
~. ARMSTRONG. cor -rl and II sts-
GHAS- 81. BL-CLEE- -. Cap. and Is sts- me-
II. A. AELECF -a-l and 81
GJIGLllYS PHARMACY. Zlzt and SIS. nv,
O'DONNELL DRUG CO., cor. Sth & C SIS. Sc
" al CLARKE. 1918 sd ST. NV
DODGE d. CO.. cor l4Ih ana j. NV
Il IT, BUTTS. cor 4Lh ST. and Mass. ave- nfs.
j. IT, TAEIoE, cor. stn and y SIS. nW-
III. s. EEAL-A. NV cor. nth 81 & Pa ave Sc
J ID COBLENfZ. COR Fla ave d. ~ Cap s.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS 1901 Pa, ave, nW.
CHAS. b. CAN El8l-l-l-. cor "a and u sls- ne
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Best New York Potatoes. 65c Blu.
Johnston s.. 1-l 7th Street northwest
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS woven into handsome re-
terslule rugs. write for samples EOE-
PlEEiL. -iH SIN ST. he. 0c-1-1-
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDEEED 35c pair
III ID ST. NV ug-5-1t
EDWIN T. NAY, House Painter 9th and
sleuheu sts. u". and 2o2l 9Th SO. uW. Phone
North -.s5- uC1--I4L
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If you have not
the time to send
or bring your AID
TO The Times or
any of the fol
lowing branch
offices, just call
up Main 3O93
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads No extra
charge for the
service
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PRINTING

'sAIuavs Huzy-Tuare's a Reason
H. =. DARLING. FHLes Err. SIS J. NV
Phone Aafl I-l3-M Fest t5E Price. frl.ult-
u-ss. 4uI Satisfaction selL-tf
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Picking Up Money
$500 Republieang -.

When .sl4 you enter The Times elsot'sa con.
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STANDARD Sc viuE machine. oak. SO. Drop
postal or laI. so q ST. ne. 1eL4-13t
THE BEST and cheapest place 10 set sewing
machines IS at CAPITOL hill AGENCY.
10 Pennsylvania ave. Sc RelfIzS soc week.
Repairing. amy make 81 OC8-rf
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FOR RENT-srABLEs.

FOR REET-StaaIes two stalls and car
riaEr room. Rear IS ID $50. mel s. month
FOR EENT-slab.e- usea stalls cone Haz9 two
good rooms above. 40 Indiana ave- CC2.-1L
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ANACOSTIA.

BURY's PHARMACY. cor. Monroe and JET.
L5rslu SIS
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FOR sALE-AUTOMoBILES.

F3R sALE-Oue 1904 Wintou touring car one
1904 White touring car one Llaf Stevens
DuTyea. one 1903 Fiu-ou touring car. one 1904
Rambler. one 1854 new and one secondhand
Orient blackboard viii sell all OF the above
cut ave. Dc-l-zL
jones' TIRE WOREs-While they last wiz
SELL auto tires at old prices case ana tube
yuleaElzlug, guaranteed. dJ2-6l4 = nV-
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BOARD

EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD. home cool
ing lvys IA S. n". oe-5-sg
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wANrED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

WANTED-SiuEie furniture wagon, cheap.
CaI OF address coo III ST. sW. oC-I-gt
EyANTED-Two good. heavy horses. uiu pay
-clI price D. CONOH- coal dealer Z5tH and
81 SITS. gg-5-5E
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A quick. neat cleaner and presser.
CAN lJo4 New Hampshire ave. after pm
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LOST

LDST-WHite bun terrier. with Briliie marx
On right side of head Lllsrcl reward u
returned Co 1920 Center ST.. Mount Pleasant
ocZl-3-
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.


NEW
HARNESS VALUES
Sa5 fine Surrey Harness. ..........-.& 25
$50 me Surrey Harness. .............S l5
so nay Buggy Harness. .............El5
sis Eue BuEsy Harness. ...-..s....-.sl l
CARRIAGES - ~ AGONS - HARM ESS
JAMES * PRODIGY.
10 I'D ST. N. IS oc2l-tt
Feed Wagon ,Ii. tons capacity. -------- 50 %
faneL-IOp Platform Wagons. -,.....s....s l5--y
l--D--l- --l= t-lI-- DO ~ ~
handmade sid--door Milk Wagon. 1900
=. D. WATERS e. son, $40 Pa ave NV
ness So. REX STABLE. rear 5l5-6zI i ST.
FOR sALE-FIye head good work horses.
cheap one good driver DAIRY, Ga 81
FOR sALE-Iolug trotting bred bay mare,
l6 hands. perfectly sound, and handsome;
great bargain. Apply between $50 ana 5-35
pm, j. D. FOLEY, 90 Isl 81 Sc oc-I-3r
FOR SALE-Horse and wagon, cheap APP
uiy l4-s * ST. Sc cali after pm. oe-l-tL
FOR sALE-Lsather top buggy and Kay
saddle harness. SO for the tWoi must be sold
quick apply l-l s - NV oe-l-st
FOR sALE-CHeap- run learher-Jop SIDE
spring buggy also outside showcase GROS-
cup, Merchant Tailor ~ ttn 81. oc-5-3l
FOR sALE-Oue due leather extension top
surrey, slightly used. Apply at 81 Isl So.
NV. Qc-6-5r
F0R SAIE-Bay mare, nine years 0I6- good
B, orser. cheap. 1l54 10Th ST. NV oC-a-sr
FOR SALE-lsth and sJs- NV, one buggy.
$3.50. one cutuudsr wagon. $780, one drum
uers buggy S5ti one Delaney wagon. SOS
also different sizes OF wheels oc-5-G-
FOR sALE-Cheap for cash. horse. harness.
and extension bruLEuam- Apply stable relr
lois II So. NV. ocz5-st
FOR SALE-Horse. harness. tank wagon,
and oil route cheap Apply @. PITT. Des
lI1iues ST.. ETiEhrWUUd Park oc5-SL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

was ouL Five hits one an oppOFtune
drive bT Acefe. coupled with = base on
halls and stolen base won the contest
for the home team. 1lohler made the
r. III T.
Tacoma - .....-...-..... .....-... l1
Seattle . observation-disclosures o
ttcries-keefe and Hogan Shields
and wilson
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YALE DEFEATS
HARVARD MEN
Dual Athletic Meet Between the
Great Colleges.
WORLDS RECOROAT CHICAGO
ROSE OF MICHIGAN PUT THE I6-
POUND WEIGHT IS G~i0 FEET.

Cambridge Mass, May 4-The break
Ing of dual records in the two-mile run
and the hammer throw with close compe-
tiu0u in most of the other events lent
interest To the Yale and Harcvard dual
athletic meet won b. Yale on Soldiers
field today. Yale scored a total OF 81 I-l2
points against IS DIP FOR Harvard.
I'm the tWo-mile run King of Harvard
won in 9.54 j 3 lowering the dual record
In the hammer throw Shevlin of Yale
hurled the weight 1888 feet 9 inches, or o
inches further than the dual record. sum
l4-ysrds dssh-Won by C. b. Long,
hale. Time-.49 4-5
One miie-Won by g. IT, Alcott. Yale.
lTue-4;zb 10. Equals duaf record =.
Yale. rime-,i5 3-5 Dual record for this
event lowered one-ffth second. but not
allowed because winner kicked down
loo-yard dash-Won by w. A. Cehiek, jr..
Harvard. Ttme-.lG
Shot put-Wou bs f. LeMoyne. Har-
ward IS feet 9la inches
Hair mile ruH-NOn 10y H. j.. 1Oung.
Harvard. Time-t.5s.
HiEh jump Won by r. NJ. Murphy.
Harvard. Height-5 feet l9ls inches
Points for high jump event-HarFard, 59t;
Two mites run-won By A. *. King,
20 Yards. hurdiss-Wou by L. J. Ciapp.
30 wards dash-Won by ~. a. schick
iT.. Harvard. Iime-.2l 30.
Hammer throW-Wou by T. L. shevlin,
Broad fumb-Won by J. T. oxIey. Yale.
- feet 81 inches.
Pole vault William McI-anahaH. YaYIe,
r. q. Gring Harvard. and b. e.. Preston.
Yale, tied for first place at IL feet,
inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Happy Days.
Now Tcrk Times. }

leNGM 1tkA stureri
o. the hours Of wild elation that have
come upon the nation
Since the good old baseball season bios
somed out iu glad array;
How We've reveled i'm cessation of each
duty and vocation,
Giving every threadbare reason from our
tasks 20 get away
In our Wild INVESTIGATION we have sacri-
fi-ed relation
Sisters. cousins and grandm0thers, most
too numerous TO state,
And each triflinS obligation that exists in
every station
We have passed along to others while
we watch the Giants tate
How our pulses bound and tiBgle as with
thousands We CCmmiEgle
On she Staud-lf we have m0ney'-Or
among the 'bleacherites
How we so ia dFoves or single while the
soda glasses Jingle
And perch on the benches, sunny, where
We best can see the sights.
How We foster laryngitis and acquire en-
dOCarditis
Through our l0ng continued bellows and
that rapture none can check,
While the peanuts bring gastritis and, of
course. appendicitis.
AS we watch the other fellows get 1t
swiftly i'm the neck