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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18
The Sporting World

the successful termination of negotia-
tons. which will bring Griffin to Ber-
kelley as second In command to Knibbs.
The significance Of Griffin's appoint
ment is that California will this year
commit herself to a new football poll
cy. and, trusting in Dartmouth's med
DDS. will strive to inject new and
victorious spirit into gridiron affairs
for the blue and gold.
4 4 u
Inasmuch as the local ball teams are
not VIGOROUSLY good at bunting, the
following advice from one of the great
batters of the National League is
timely:
By Frank Chance. Captain OF the
Chicago League Club.
Every boy who would like to be a
good ball-player should learn how to
bunt as soon as possible. 1t is some
thing that he cannot AFFORD to let GO
because the chances for using this style
OF batting come up many times in ev-
cry game.
There was a time that bunting was
nut usea Ut an pu. us soon us II "as
uenons',a,ea INA. II was 'ne s'rohses'
adopted by every club.
| To hunt is merely the act OF placing
.he paii uirec''' III iront VI the pia''
su'n manner .ha' II WIZ .o'' pu
snor' uis'ai'ce' II ID useu pr'hc'pai'
io' s"o''''ihs "hen man is vi
n's o,. WIN nopou. ou',
oten' "o"e'e,' '"e o''''s ,eit-hanu'
| Gu h'''er can lay uo"h puh'' at
.nes say anu ie"'h h'e' oe'o'o oe'he
'n'omh Jul ne can se. away WIN y
pr"'.'oai,y every time "neh .he oppos
ING 'hhe'ue's are ho' eApee''hs IT, W
.o"'se' ne must oe s"'i, 'unhe' aa'
mo mus SCI away i'o''' '"e p'"'e Inv
puh. iooAs e"ss' ou' II
pre.s uiin'u't 'h'hs W a'eoHhp'is'
WIN sueeess. IL requires p'ae'ice an'
'o's Vi IT. oihce Tue o"n' 10 mus
ne'e''a' part VI oaseo'h' al Y, Wv
.ae .ne Wy VI youhs man 'pen'. -
~ ''"e sa'neu' 'o'
SURF :" lhaAe MIN 'hoie 'aiu"''
p'aSe'' ~
ne up-'o-ua'e team simply e'hno
SCI "'ons Hi'hou. soou o"n'e,s' an
s,nee ~ Is h"ru u 'e'i a' Just VIVA
.,ne '" uunt may pe eNpe..eu, NC
"Vo'ee 49, pou' " ea'n .n' i,A.
'nan o'nes' mere are lew VI VI
..s '.s. '"','e's "no a., ''..e.''u
MAN. ''ne' III 'e'n'ns 'ne D,s. y
ous WI oua' slime u' 'n''
es'op''oha'' anu you WIN nnu '"". ou
r, 10y "oen SAM !ou "'ssn 'ne'
' oe 20" VI 'ne D".sen WIZ W,
",r W pu' 'He Don, uo"A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18

considerable distance on the bulge Of
the club. the left hand should be a
short distance below the right-say
six inches. Reverse IL you bat left
handed. Then. when the ball comes,
Just drop the bat against it and run.
Don't stop to see where the ball
goes. Just run as fast as your legs
can carry you. Try to get all bunts
on the ground. 1t is better to learn to
put them either to right or left.
q q: Il
Chicago, August '9.-First Sergeant
George Sayre. Company A, Fifteenth
Infantry. from Fort Monterey, Cal. ex-
celled all previous worlds records at
the shoot which ended at Fort Sheri-
dan today. His score was S92 out of
a possible 1000. The distance was 600
yards.
Sergeant Sayre, in addition to win
ming first place and gold medal at
this shoot has won six medals at ma
tional and division shoots In the past
three years. Previous to entering the
United States army he served three
years with the Canadian militia.
:; 8: 8:
Is Britt afraid of Nelson? II looks
that way. Britt has fine offer, but
at last reports he was still stalling for
time Says Frisco paper:
1t is certainly up to James Edward
Britt.
"The failure of the Supervisors to
award a permit for September" ex-
planned Coifroth last evening, has led
me to reopen my offer for a fifty-round
fight at Colma. ] offer Britt and Nell
son a purse of $4,000. with 10000
added for the moving picture privilege.
II they wish to make other arrange
ments regarding the moving pictures,
that can be arranged. II they wish to
accept a percentage OF the receipts in
stead Of the purse. that can also be ar
ranged. will leave this offer open
until Friday. My reason for not leav.
ing 1t open after that is that would
have to hold the battle on Admission
day, September 9th, and II the match
should be made any later than Friday
would not have time to build an open
air arena.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18
REVOLUTIONS CHILDREN
CELEBRATE GREAT BATTLE

There was great gathering last
evening, at the Luakaha residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Cooke, OF the Sons
and Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton. In the absence OF Mr.. C. N.
Cooke, on Kauai, Mrs. Clarence Cooke.
Jr., received with her mother, Mrs.
Rice. At supper there were about 80
members. Miss Ethel Andrews played
q violin solo. accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. Frank Atherton. Mr.. Living.
stone of Kamehameha sang, accom-.
panied by his wife.
W. II. Castle delivered the address
of the evening: The Battle Of Ben
nington," Of which the Society last
night celebrated the anniversary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18

Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers,
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
Fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18

Berkeley, August 1.-TWO Dartmouth
football stars have been selected to
coach the University OF California var
sity eleven this fall, William H.
Knibbs, head coach, and DR.. J. f. Grif-
fin, his assistant. The appointment
of the assistant coach was not made
public until this afternoon. when Grad
uate Manager Ezra Decoto announced
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AsuntOs Tssu8ItOs.


Alberta aver tarde IL Corte de Dis
trito anunci6 las siguientes resoIucio-
mes:
Decret6 81 feQuerimiento de pago &
don jose Garcia Donis de las pensio-
mes aIimenticiaa Ia que fu6 su espOaa
do1a Carmen TuruIl TizOl para sus dos
hijos: y 81 en- 81 acto no las sstisface.
So Ie embsTguen bienes bastantes por
eE Marshal.
El abogado Ginorio (E.) defende &
Ii sefIoFa TurulI.
-DsClar6 con Iugsr la demands de
Ia SuCesi6n MolIfulIeda contra Mr..
Ramos sobre nulidad de un posesorio.
Los demRndantes est6n representa-
dos Dor ell abogado Rossy.
-Dict6 sentencia mandRndO que do
fla Antonio Sanchez desaIoje Ia ca
sa que ocupa en- Catafio propiedRd
del demandante don Alfredo Cof1o,
de quien es abogado don Manuel Gil
norio.
-Deseatim6 las excepciones aIega-
das por los hermanos don Calixto ,
don Julio Mufoz , dofIa Julia MufIoz
MaDgual en- la demands que les sigue
el abogado ID. EmigdiO GinOriO nom
bre de dO6a Carmen Sanchez Martinez
ehiios. sobre nulidad de sentencia.
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NgEY0 MtIon0.

TIE international O0He0e Of T0nouoss. he
ideaao un metodo nuevo, Mgtodo dsE Lsn0sso-
3ai10 que eg IN sistema de ense6ar ii TrvIEs
los LRflno-americanos, Ougsdolo K0I7qr
hs simpiemente ensefar por Ia voz humane
esta voz Sc oye tan claramente como IA de
ual4 ulgE mlembro de La familia habl6ndo-
Aos en- q hogRr. Los elementos t4cnicna o1lo-
dan ellminados, desaparecen obst6enlos Il
simpnnca 81 procedimiento de aprender ) es
auqulslclon de la habilidad de converssr "a
mace Iacll en- muy eorto TEMPO.
III acento corriente y la pronunciation se
Rseguran, porque los fonagramas solo expre-
san sonloo emltidos por un cantor perfecto.
y 4oaas las lecclones revision el car8cter de
conversation, o sea Is especie de palabras
Traces que Sc emplean diariamente ylas mas
necesarlas que el extranjero debe aprender
5sbAsne ala vista unO los hbros madi
ia que 81 dido escucha la lengua pronunciar
caqa sl!aba, el oio observa como Sc deletres
caoa pslapra la mente guarGa las impranio-
neb LranSmltldaS aSf Cast antas de aperei-
birnos de clio, nos acostunbramos 4 1snsaf
en- Ell idioma que estudiamog.
ne aqln algunas de las ventsias de este sis
Cema: NO t1ene maestro, no hay honorarios
nl contrat1empos, no Sc olvidan las lecciones
pasaoas, M pellgro de adquirir IN NAL acen-
10. Se 2prende tanto en- una semana, por
unas cuantas lecciones de diez minutes eada
ola como 10 que un professor ordinario enseda-
liza en- un mes Con Ell Metodo Lengu8ono la
Ia adqulSlcion de un idioma ha cesado de ser
81 arduo deber que muehos suponen. En- dos
pa1abras 81 sistema es tan complete y esta dis
puesto de tai modo que ell primer dia va Sc hR-
bla algo, un POGO mas 81 siguiente mas a1n
81 que sigue: y en- muy-eorto tempo SO apren-
de hablar, leer escribir f8cil corrscta
mente.
El Frances, eI AlemSn el Castellano han
sido ene6ados con @xito por este sistema.
Las personrs que deseen conocer mas por-
memories pueden dirigiue a The InternGtSOnG
lege Lenguqjes, Metropolis Building, NuevA
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Ell VspOT ''luIla Lueksnbaeh"

CargarS para New York en- Ia senns :
M entrsnte Para iDformes sobre fe-
tes dirigirae & sus sgentes Finlay
Brothers & Weymouth Trading Co
San Juan. 4v.a.
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N0iigias de- AT8Gib0
lDg aaaastro correep ,aasal. ]

Enero 81.
AnCche Sc reuni6 la Junta auxiliaT
de Carload con objetO de 0rgsnizar la.
function que Sc dar6 ca 81 teatro Ell dfa
10 de FebEeroa benefcio de los pc.
bres. III progrRma aar6 anneno y cons
tara de Variad0s n1 merOa todos de in-
ter@s entire los que figurar6n preciosos
cuadroa plastic0s en- que tomaran par
te distinguidas sefloras sefl0Fitas.
Pront0 daremus conocer el progra-
ma.
Hoy hs salido para San Juan una
comisi6n de hacendados c0mpuesta de
los Sres. Manuel Ledesma, D. Wilson
~ Mr.. Potmann. fin de tener una en-
treVista con los sefIores Delegates en-
cargad0s de interVenir en- Ia question
hueIgs de braceros.
"A Los empleRdos de este Munich
pio Sc les esta adeudando diez meses
de sueldos; los deseOs del AIcalde Sr.
Perez Avil6s son el pagar todas las
atenciones hasta ell dfa y al efectO pro-
pus0 s0licitar IN anticip0 del Tes0r0
insular con este objetp. per0 parece
que contra 10 que determine Ia Ley ell
criteriO del IesorerO es que no debe
anticiparse NADIA para ell pago de deu-
das del Municipio. 10 cual no sc expli
CO cUando precisamente la Ley 10 au-
tOrizR para esos Caso5 y mas cuandO SO
trata de deuda tan ssgrada como es ls
del trabajo personal. aCOn que quiere
psgar el Hon. TesOTero? con la mise
ria de la recaudaci6n que mandR men
su6lmente y que no es sufciente
para Ell psgo de Las atenCiones mas
precisas. Creemos que los Sres. del
Consejo, yer6n este sin el apasiona-
miento que llena 81 Sr. Tesorero GUAM
do tr6tase de dar dinero & los Munici.
pios y que accederan 10 que en- JUS
ticia sOlicita el de Arecibo.
Hoy hR Conducido la policis varios
iadividuos de los campos por tratar de
impedir que los dennas peones fueran
81 trabajo.
= Cartas detenidas en- esta Admins
TRACTION de CoFreos; Antonio Borras.
jaime Cameron, Cruz Cornau, TeOdo-
70 Cruz. 4 gustin Gonzalez. Maria
Granliau. Maria Jes1s Garcfas. Ma
nueH Lopez. Francisco Morales. jose
Marie, MOnserrate Ortegs. Asunci6n
PellOt. Juan Torres. Vicente Vaillan.
-Ha lido repuesto en- su cargo de
Principal de estss Escuelas ell Sr. don
Juan Sifonte. LIE felicitamos.
Sc encuentr& an puerto an vapor
sleman cargando cafe para Europa.
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TET.uAN AS.

OfreCe & preCios m6dic0s: ARNE-
SES COMPLETES a AMERICANOS
DE CADENA y RETRANCA.
CONSTANTE SURTIDO DE FRU
TOS DEL PALS. "a PRECIOS LINZ
TADOS.
AGENTE GENERAL de Los MOli-
nos de PILLSBURY, WASHBURN,
FLOUR. MILLS Co. Ltd. de Minnea-
polls. MINI. que producen las afsma-
das harinas de trigO ePILLSBURY IS
EST xxx y De- de maiz, eLA
ESMERALDA.1
AGENTE GENERAL de los Sefo-
res HUFFMAN BROS de New York,
fabrlcantea de las sfamadss marcas de
Mantequilla eLAA FAVORITAp " GEL
YANKEE.sJ
AGENTE GENERAL de d cerve-
Oerfa eTHE CONGRESS BREWING
co.. de Brooklyn. N. X so ". 8.
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La Purifcaci6n de Nuestra Se6o-
ra, patrons de Maysg1ez. Msnatf ,
LPjas.
En- IL administration de correos
de esta Oiudad. ae eDcuentran deteni
das. las siguientes cartas: Spehn Adolf,
Sierra Pedro, Santiago Pablo. Ssndau,
Msrfa, Vegs de Crist6baI. thinner
mann Alois.
Han fondeado en- eI puerto doe
destYoyera de Custro chimeness. proce-
dentes de Il esCuadra que est6 en- Ia
isla de CuIebra.
El iuaves 8 Iss 6 80 de ID mtflsns
Sc celebrarG en- Il capilIa del Dropic
DombTe. una misa rezada en- honor de
SIS Purifcaoi6s do NuestTa Senosa. =
Sc invita 4 los fieIes.
Hoy ha hecho entrega de 50 cargo
Dc director de penalee, 81 sefior Maxi
mlno Lrzunaria. 81 senior Nicolss RO
dIfgaez empleado del departamento
coDsolidado
Los seRnres Aqustin Diaz y Jose
benltez, de- Yieques. han compFado =
hacienda de lR Succession Mats, De Fa-
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tante: pero es indispensable, que ten
g8mos en- cuentG la RESPONSE Rbilidad
que tenemos ante el pals. Puerto Ri
co atrsviesa an perfodO diffcil debe-
mos fiiaPnOs mucho en- el trab 10 que
hscemos. En- los Estados Unidos quie-
rem saber 10 que hacennos dentrO de las
pOcas facuItades que nos dierOn. De-
bemos rivslizsr tOdOs en- ell trabsjo sin
obstEucCiones. Nuestra poIftics es ser
vir ID patria, que es 10 rrimeTo. Me
duela cuando veo mis- compatriotas
con discusiones in1tiles que no hacen
mas que ponernos en- evidencia. 7
conste que 81 habio ahora es pOFque no
hay &quoFun.0 ? peFo entiendO que mia
c0nseios seran tenidos Ell consideration
para mAfiana.
Hemos Citado para las , son las 8
y no hay Squorun.S
Los Delegad0s deben ser puntuaEes.
La puntuRlidad es Caracterfstica en-
hombres que saben & donde van y &
donde Les llevsn sua deberes-
-Esta msflana sali6 para Ia isla Gu
Zebra el baiandfO eJoven MaulinaS aba-
rrotadode frutas para vender 8 ID tripu
IAci6n De los barcoa de guerra alli
fondeados
El pr6ximo domingo seTa bende-
cido el temple Cat6lic0 de Catafio para
cuyo acto prep6Eese una fiesta. El
ilustre padre Blenk9 k9asistirS & diCho ac-
TO.
Sc ALQUILA-La espsciosa ca
So de Il Sucesi6n GRrriga en- h carre-
terR de Santnrce, parade 81 InfOr-
mar6n San Francisco 81 o., San
Juan. 10 v. a.S
-BUEN NEGOCIO - Para uno
conociiO por su propietariO se necesi-
t. s an aocio con capital que no baje
de 900 dollars 8 un comprador. El
propietario ha obtanido grandes result
tadOs pero no puede atenderlo.
PrOp0aiciones 81 F. O. Box 832.
j. P.S, 16 Ya
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Galsrfa Colorado.

Dentro de pOcos dfas ee har6n circu-
Lar las invitaciones para el CeTtSmen
de CarnavaI que todns los amos celebra
esta cGss; 10 hscemOs pregente q nues-
tFos constantes favorecedores para que
vaysn prepsTando los tFsjes. y recor-
darles & Is vez no es necesario ell uso
de teIas lujosas cRrae; mas que de
estO. depends eI 6xito de Il perfection
con que Sc copie el modelo. y del cui-
dado con que SO atienda & todos los
detAlIas.
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COLONIA ESPECIAL de estudisntesp puer
torrique6os eu Baltimore, Md. q cargo de p.
Rafael Janer 1914 Druid Hell Ave-Admite
ninoA ni6as memories de ia amos. q razon de
$3.50 anticipates por Semestre, en- concepto
de pnpilaie, ensenaEza laVado deropa, asis-
tencta medica mediclnas Referenoias: Dr.
Coll y Lcdos. Figueras y Perea en- San Juan,
d. Arturo DiaZ en- Arscibo, DR.. L. Orcasistas
en- Rio Piedras, Uoctor Martinez Guasp en-
Mayagiiez, Lcdo. Julia en- Ponce, d. Basilio
Pidero en- Carolina, ID Juan Davila en- Mana
II. d. Jose M. Deliz en- Aguadilla, ID Fran
cisco -Giuliani y D. Jose Benitez en- V1equeS.
80 va.
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Una sstdtua a Leon TolstOi.

Sc Va & erigir. On Paris un monumen-
to Leon Tolstoi.
La comiai6n eiecutiva est6 "a cons
titu1da, bsio % presidencia del escri-
tor Paul Adam Son presidentes ho-
norarios eO qufmicO y fil6sofo Berthe
lot y eI insigne literato y props gandis-
to reVolucionario Anetole France.
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Husys taTnaeIa.

Nos participa 81 aefior r. Loubriel
Cueto, que hB alberto un estableci-
miento de fsrmscia en- esta plaza, titu-
ladO CFarmscia de LoubrieI,D , que gi-
rsr6 bsjo su pr0pio nombre.
Que prospere.
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al PUpLICO.- -Fotograffas, anpliaciones
y fokograbados Sc hacen en la Fotograffa de
Ia Sueasi6n de Alfonso San Francisco AZ.
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SESSION DE La NOCHE).

al las 9el Presidente llama Ii aten-
ci6n de loa Delegates para que sean
sobrios Ell el deciF, y no pierdan inu-
tiimente 81 tempo.
EI pTesupueat0 es una de las cosas
que debenaos discutir detsnidamente 10
mismo que al pFoyect0 de les deR enl-
pr6stito- -aijo.
Gel pafs- afiadi6 mo psga cinco
dollers diarios eus representatives. por
pasear en San Juan y 81 para tFahaiar
Por ID tantO celebrar6mOs dos sesiones
diariRa. tarde nOche. Si Cd ciert0
que soy severe, es en beneiei0 De to-
dos. LaInsyOr parta de Ios sedoReg
DeleGados 20 ttenen la pEGctica baa-
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THE CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES
Cargadores y remitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
Unidos, EUROPA y vice-yersa.

Todos l os paquetes . carga
eonfados a nosotros recibiran
pronta atencion, v Sc remitiran
3 los precios de expreso mas Ii
mitadn
Los etectos que Sc deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los vapo-
res de la N. X. 81 r.. R. is. s.
Co, <CoamoS v <PonceS deben
ser entregados los lunes hasta
las 10 de la manana, Y los que
vayan en- los de- la <Red Dp has
ta las 2 de la tarde los martes.
San Justo 4. G.. BURSlAN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-26
A Generous Bridegroom.

People are said to differ perhaps
on no question more than as to the
proper tip for wedding fee. There
are many stories told in this connec-
ton, but the following is certainly
unique, besides having the virtue Of
beng quite true. DR.. Madison II
Peters was the victim. He CHANGED
to be stopping in a small town one
summer when couple from the
neighborhood asked for his services
1t was very isolated place, and the
couple were unsophisticated. The
ceremony over, the bridegroom ap-
preached the clergyman confidently.
with extended hand. 1t contained
three half dollars.
Nov, just help yourself, parson."
said he. Don't be modest, but take
all you want"
The doctors good taste prompted
HIM, of course, to take but one of
the coins.-Denver Republican.
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Truthful John,

This story was told the other day
IN illustration of woman's credulity:
A young man entered the draw
ing room of the girl whom he was
soon to marry. The girl came down
to meet him with a severe frown on
her pretty face
John" she said, "father saw you
tins morning going into a pawn
brokers' with large bundle"
John flushed. Then he said in a
low voice:
Eyes, that is true. l was taking
the pawnbroker some of my old
clothes. You see, he and his wife
are frightfully hard up"
"Oh, John, forgive mew ex-
claimed the young girl 'How truly
noble you are"
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Al75. 'o'"'es anu 'he "oflu iof
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$500. Senator A. S. Clay
end best II cut blooms, Pink, any va
riety, $500. Col. D. W. Blair.
ard best IL cut blooms, Pink, any va
riety, $500. J. X. King,
Best s cut blooms, Pink, any variety,
e.. 90. J. w. Legg.
and best cut blooms, Pink, any va
rietv, $3.50. Eugene Matthews,
ard best cut blooms, Pink, any va
riety, 75c. Prot. Geo: r. Nolan.
Best IL cut blooms, including lavender,
rose, Cerise-fawn, etc, $500.
Open for subscription.
and best IL cut blooms Of above col
lection, $500 T. W. Read.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-26
Came Near Findinn Out.

Among examples of American hu
NOR given in the Nineteenth Cen
fury and After is a story which
bright ornament of the English
bench is said to have told more than
once.
A speaker in a western town had
started out to show that there might
be great differences between nation
al and local reputation. He had
said, "a man can't always tell what
his neighbors think of him." when
ne was interrupted by one of his
hearers.
Il came mighty near knowing
once" said the man with a rem
iniscent look, "but the jury dis
agreed"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-26

3rd best II cut blooms of above collec-
ton, $500. +, M. Cook.
Best II cut blooms, Bronze, any varie-
~, $500. Judge Stone.
2nd best II cut blooms, Bronze, any
variety, $500 Douglas Cantrell.
3rd best II cut blooms, Bronze, any
variety, $500. J. ID. Northcutt.
Best cut blooms, Bronze, any variety,
f.. so. DR.. H. V. REYNOLDS.
End best II cut blooms, Bronze, any
variety, $3.50. l, H. Springer
3rd best cut blooms, Bronze, any va
riety, 75c. c. w. DuPre.
Best II cut blooms, Red, any variety,
$500. w. F. Schilling
and best IL cut blooms, Red, any va
rlety, SI.75. Lewis Turner.
Best cut blooms, Red, any variety,
$3.50. Ralph w. Northcutt.
End best s cut blooms, Red any varie-
ty ST.oo. c. NJ. Law.
Best single cut bloom, any variety.
500. f. L. Robson.
and best single cut bloom, any variety,
so cents. A. II. Gilbert
Best pot grown specimen, White, sin
gle stem, SO cents. V. /. Starr
2nd best pot grown specimen, White,
single stem, rs cents. G. B. Gam.
Best pot grown specimen, Yellow,
single stem, so cents. Joe Abbott.
and best pot grown specimen, Yellow,
single stem, rs cents. NJ. R. Lyon.
Best pot grown specimen, Pink, single .
stem, so cents. Geo. +. Gober, Jr,
2nd best pot grown specimen, Pink,
single stem, rs cents. J. +. Massey.
Best pot grown specimen, Red, single
stem, IS cents. G. B. Gam.
Best pot grown specimen, Bronze, or
two color single stem, so cents.
l.. n. Trammell.
end best pot grown specimen, Bronze,
or two color single stem, IS cents.
G. +. Nolan.