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WINS
FREE HANDICAP
Defeats Halifax and Other
Crack Sprinters in all Ex-
citing Race at Fort Erie
SCORES EASY VICTORY
In a Lively Dash for Home
0hiyesa Makes a Bid for
First Place, but Weakens
Special Dispatch to The Call

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Free
Handicap, for two-year-olds at five and
a half furlongs, bringing together such
good ones as Halifax, Ohiyesa, J K F and
Armistice, was the feature of the card OF
seven races, and the last named was an
easy winner. The crack Halifax went to
pieces at the head of the stretch and fin
ished bad last. In the run home Ohiyesa
and Armistice were the contenders and
the latter won very easily going away.
Ohiyesa was second, two lengths ahead
of K F. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six and a half furIongs;
four-year-olds and up; selling
5 to 1-Sneer 101 (Swain) ...... 3 8
4 to Annie Davis, LOG Jenio 4 IN "a
10 70 5-The Elba. 103 (Foley) 8 y e
Time 1:25 As. Start good. Won easily
Winner. NJ Burton's ch. g by Bathampton-
Ironic wissendine, Ericula. False, Ell Rey
sagredo. Ernest Parham finished as named.
SECOND .RAcE--Four and half furiongs;
two-year-olds: selling: =, r.s
lS to to iRR i-RP Ramdeg mn 5se los a Es (Knna} 2i
T2c f. 2A is arsla I Start St 4M gd1d asin Won easily
Winner. s. T Whites b. c. by sandringham-
cachuSa Baby Willie skeptica l,,S3.e Sweet Fla. Fla
Jones, Pirates Dream finished named
THIRD RACE-one mile; three-year-oldsI
ttfa Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St y Fin.
] to $-True Wing, 10 (Kunz} Klz} ] II IL
4 to Jolly Witch. s6 Cswainl 8 9h
Winner T. II. Ryan's br. f. by The Roman
Right Wing savoire Faire. Doc Wallace fin
ished named.
FOURTH RACE-Five and half furlongs;
tWo-year-olGs; handicap:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
I to 5-Armistice. III q. J.Sheehn) ID
I to 1-Ohyesha los LANDRY. 8
Time, III Is. Start good Won easily. Win
ner w P Reeds ch. c. by Charade-Vendetta.
Halifax, Mamie Foster and Away finished as
named.
FIFTH RACE-one and a quarter miles;
four -year-olds and up; selling:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
5 to 1-Sarilla 105 CMunro) ..... 2
7 10 The Bobby. 102 (Freeman) / 3n
Time, 2:15. Start good. Won driving YIN
ards-Aurora ". Bluegrass Girl, Little VALLEY
Parnassa, Little Tommy Tucker, Lee King
Lila Noel and Lady Fonse finished as named.
SIXTH RAcE-seven furlongs; three-year-
olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st rim
Even -Lxtn. Leader, ,10oCr: :Tylr) l
13 TO 1o-Nrwd. Ohio. .105( (Munroe) l %
Is to 1-FairburY. 1o4(McDrmtD y
Time, :32 4-5, Start good Won &C cleyery
and Magic finished as named.
SEVENTH RACE-One and a quarter miles;
-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
70 ogSslS5 6ss1igs iSs ss (9SsF Msbsrmott liz
IL to 1-Scalper. 100 "a. Walsh. 5 3n
Time. 2:15. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, j. F. Nichols b. c. by Ornament Barbara
Gray. Rudabek, Harry New and Gypsano fin
ished al named.
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-FOur Leaf G, Snowman,
Little Boy.
Second race - Marvel p, Colonel
BPOnstOn, ArcOspring.
Third raee-Derry, Depends, Ink.
Fourth race-COIumbia Girl, Mar
shaI Ney, Ben FOnsO.
Fifth race-Young entry, Mrs. Frank
Foster, True Wing.
Sixth race-Arrahgowan, Marie Al
gOl, Dorothy DOdd.
Seventh race Sam Farmer. Trenct
the Mere, GearhOIm.
Weather cloudy. Track heavy.
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Two-base hits-Blankenship. Shields Home
run--Waldron. Double play--Gochnauer TO
Wheeler to Nealon. Sacrifice hit-Wheeler
Stolen bases-Wheeler. Irwin. Nealon Frick
Struck out-By Shields 3, by Miller 2 by
Whalen 8. Bases on balls-on Shields S. off
Miller 2 of Whalen .. Hit by pitched ball
Kane. Left on bases-Seattle 8 San Fran
cisco s. Time of game-1:50 Umpire-Perine
Innings pitched-By Shields 5, hits 3, runs 9:
BY Miller 4 hits l. no runs.
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LOS ANGELES.
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Cerbett A. by Tozier q.
Bases on balls-of Corbett l. off Toziar .
Two-base hits-Brashear. Bernard, Eagar.
Three-base hits--Cravath. Home run-Mitch-
ell Double plays-Atz to Mitchell Brashear
to Dillon. Left on bases-Portland s, Los An
geles g. Sacrafice 1it-Dillon. Stolen bases
Bernard Flood, Householder. Hit by pitched
ball-van Blren. Time of game-One hour
and thirty-fiye minutes. Umpire-Davis
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ETrAra Rr

rwo-base HIS. Mclaughlin. sheehan Sac
r-hce hits, Stanley, Casey. First base on err
r-rs, Tacoma =, Oakland l. First base on
called balls, on Emerson g, off Graham 2
Left on base, Tacoma l. Oakland s. Struck
-ut by Emerson 3 by Graham 8. Time OF
game. one hour and forty minutes Umpires.
Mcdonald and Bray.
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Lost I'm the Lolo Mountains.

AISSOULA, Mont, Aug 11.-Mrs.
Harry Thompson. wife Of ex-Shertn
Thompson, Mrs. William Wallaees OF
New York. Mrs. Samuel Walters Of
Missoula, a girl cook and a little boy
are lost in the Lolo Mountains. forty
five miles south of Missoulas and posses
are now searching the hills in an en-
deavor to locate them.
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SARATOCA sELECTIoNS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Hermitage, Speedway,
Sufiicfency.
Second race-Sea Horse III, Colt en-
try. Gold Van.
Third race-Whitney entry, Sandy ID,
Mohawk III.
Fourth race-SysOBby, Oiseau, Prince
Hamburg.
Fifth race-oId England, RaIbert,
SaIadin.
sixth race - Councilman, Aeronaut,
Dreamer.
Light rain. Track good.
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Meeting of Ball Magnates Postponed.

PORTLAND, Aug. 11.-Acting Presi-
dent McCreedie of the Pacific Coast
League has postponed the meeting of
the league scheduled to be held in this
city on August ~ to August "a, in or
der to insure better attendance of
the directors.
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Mixes Young Pitcher Com
pletely Battles the Oaks
With a Variety of Twists
TAC0NAS ARE STEADY
Play Usual Good Game and
Have No Trouble Down
inc Van Haltren's Men
RESULTS OF GAMES.

san Francisco, @; Seattle, 3.
Tacoma, b Oakland, /.
Los Angeles, 3; Portland. 8.
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was given the high one that pretty
nearly cracked his bat. Spies imme-
diately accused Tozier of not respond
ing to his signal Tozier retorted
vigorously and language was used un-
til Dillon cut In and sent Spies to the
bench. The score:
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Rain stops Circuit Meeting.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. 1.-THE
Grand Circuit races to-day were post
poned on account of rain. The unfn-
ished events will be run tomorrow.
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lola. Kans.. Aug. n.-c. l. Melvin. the
joint dynamiter. was given hearings to-day
on two charges and bound over in $1,000 bond
to the District Court Two additional war
rants charging him with the malicious de-
struction OF property were sworn out He was
returned to iail in default OF bail.
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, Aug 1.-THE follow
ing are the entries for the races at
Latonia tomorrow:
First race, five furlongs, selling-Eclptic 90,
All Brown 92 Flossie 92 Henry Morn 92,
Begonia 90. Windshield 95 Marvin Neal 80,
Sheriff. 100. Matabon 100, Toya 102, Beatrice
K 102. Rolla 105.
Second race. one mile. selling-Lady Lou 81
Merino 81 Bannock Belle 81, Bravery o.
Naran 81. Sanction o. Ivernia &C. Rian 96
Mint Bed 96. Fqori 1o1, Sailors Dream 1O3
Fonsoluca 104.
Third race. five and half furlongs, handi-
cap. ar-olds-Lilita 90 Leta Duffy 100
Neodesha 100, Topsy Robinson 102, Romola
104, Agnolo 1io. Hogan no.
Fourth race. six and half furlongs, selling
Queen Esther ST. Nominee 80. Axares 9S, La
Pucelle 80, Clifton Forge 119. Delagoa 104.
Fifth race one mile, selling-Hudson 9s,
Denice 9S. Orient 9S, Foreigner 9S. Fiasco 100,
Marlin 162, Quincy 103 Florizel 104, Van
Hope 105. The Messenger 107 Early Boy 102.
Hortensia no
Sixth race, one and three-quarter miles, sell
ihg-Stroud 81. Joe Ross "a, Judge Saufiey 96.
Heigerson a. Outlaw 96, MAZE Hanlon 10T,
BROOKLYN no Handy Bill 81.
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NEW YORK BREAKS EVEN
WITH CHICAGO ON SERIES
PittSburg Wins One of the Most Re-
markabIe Games of the season
in the Twelfth Inning.
AMERICAN LEAGUE-


WAsHINGrON. Aug u.-washington and
St Louis to-day broke even in a double
Howell opportunely.- while with the exception
OF one inning, Townsend kept the visitors hfts
scattered Attendance 5000 Score:
. VT ~ I Lst same p H. Z.
Washington ..-f........-..... o
Batteries.Towassnd. rf WOLF and Hsyoon.
Howell and Sugden-
Second game: r. H r
st Mafh5SEt0n 46S5s .,..,...--....-.-..... .......
Batteries-Patten ana Kittredge: sGthoff.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1L-New York broke
even with Chicago on the series BY winning
to-day. Attendance 5000. Score:
Esw York -....-..-....s
nsaS2 Batfsries-orta and Mcclure: WHITE and
BOSTON. Aug. 11-Detroit tried out new
pitcher in Jackson and Boston won on punched
hits. Attendance 1000. Score:
Boston ...........-........s
Batteries-winter and cfissri Jackson and
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 11.-PhuadslD5ia A.
feated Cleveland to-day by hard hitting. The
visitors hit Waddeu freely In the nth ana
sixth. and he retired in favor OF COakley. At
Cleveland ......................-
Rsstsries-Joss and CLARK: Walden. coakl.S
and Schreck.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 1.-ctncinnatt gave
Harper poor felding support and was unable
to secure consecutive hits Attendance 1900.
Score:
r H. e
Cincinnati Cincinnati .--.-...-'-..'.-..'.'.'.
Boston o
Batteries-Harper and SchIei; Fraser and
Moran. Umpire-Emslie.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 11.-Thielman's wfldueas
gave New York a easy victory to-day Taylor
was effective. Attendance 200. Score:
r. H. 2.
St- LOUIS s....sss--.s..-..-..-s
New YORK .....-.-...----.-..-.-..
Batteries-Thielman and Leahy; Taylor and
Bresnahan- Umpire-Johnstone.
PITTSBURG Aug I1--Pfttsburg won ons
of the most remarkable games OF the season
in the twelfth inning after two men were out
on two errors. a steal and hit Up to that
point IL a pitchers battle. Sparks ala
the better work. not a local man gsttinx be-
ycnd second base till the last inning. Attend
ance 1900. Score:
E1ttSburS .........---...-.-.s.-..
Philadelphia :.........
Batteries-Phillippi and Gibson; Sparks aud
Abbott. Umpire-O Day.
CHICAGO. Aug. IL. = Chicago defeated
Brooklyn to-day in a well-played gama Eight
thousand school children were admitted free
to-day. Attendance 10000 Score:
chicago .--s.-.-..ssss..-. ~
Brooklyn .-.---..-..-. ...---......
Batteres-BEiggs. Weirner and King; Jones
and Bergen. UmDire-BSlem-
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Preparations for Cup Races Complete.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. Aug. 11.-Au
preparations for the Canada's cup races
have been completed and the first race
between the Iroquois and the Temeraire
will be started at II o'clock tomorrow.
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THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS.
Following Is a Description of How tn,
Contest Was Won
Inc Following is a graphic deScrip-
tion of the fight by rounds:
First Round.


The following is graphic descrip-
tion of the fight by rounds:
First Round.
They spar for opening. Rubin missed
a hard right and was countered with a light
left to the body. Rubin rushed his man to
the ropes and Mccormick dropped to his
knees to get out of a close corner. Rubin
landed stiff right and left to the body
Mccormick reached the wind with hard left
Mccormick short with two hard lefts
Rubin rushed Mccormick to his corner and
landed three stiff rights at the bell Not
much fighting, but it Ruhlins round
Second Round.
Rubin forced the fighting and rushed his
mar around the ring. Mccormick was short
with a straight left for the wind and re-
ceived a hard right TO the jaw. They missed
hard right swings and came to clfnch In
the breakaway Gus landed a hard left on the
jaw The bell found The men sparring in the
center of the ring. II was very tame SO far
Third Round.
Mccormick landed a light left to the wind
ana they clinched. They exchanged light iefts
to the face. Rubin rushed his man to the
ropes but did not land effectively. McCor-
mick slipped to the floor in ducking hard
swing. They clnched with no damage Gus
landed a hard uppercut to the wind. McCor-
mick reached the head with hard right and
received stiff left to the body in return In
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.

Theolnn-OakIand at Recreation Park.
Los Angeles al Portland.
san Francisco NJ seattle.
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TACOMA

Hogan hatted for Stanley in ninth.
Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS.
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EATONIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Begonia, Toya, Marvin
Neal.
Second race-Naran, Lady Lou. Sail
Or's Dream.
Third race-HOgan. AgnoIo, ROmola.
Fourth race-La Pucelle, Clifton
Forge, Delagoa.
Fifth race-Hortensia, The Mcssen-
ger, Early Boy.
Sixth race-Joe Ross, Stroud, Helger-
son.
Weather cloudy. Track good.
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for maiden two-year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St a. Fin.
10 1-Ravenna 100 (W. Knapp)1 2 h 1 8
2 to East End, 112 (Baird). 4 / h 2I
80 TO 1-HOcus Pocus, 100 CBeID. 8 70 33
Time. I:0S 2-5. Start good. Won easily
Winner, J. Sanford's br +. by Clifford Bar
maid II. Dave Lewis, Crowshade, Bayonette
Rapid Transit, Etapa finished as named
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FIFTH RAcE-One mile, selling: for three

year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. a Fin
to king Rose, Jos CIV .Buchn) 3 u h
to 1-K't OF Rhodes, 107 u Mtn) i %
70 l-St. Breeze. 1o7 (Burns). 3 81 81
Time, lao Is. Start bad. Won driving
Winner, c. Dewitte's b. &. by King Eric
Princess Rose. Gray Lad, Bronze Wing
Lord Badge, Elwood. Supreme Court York
shire Lad, Stroller, Exclamation, Father D,
Worthwhile, Meistersinger finished as named
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

pACrzr~ Co.c-- ,v.-,-,-
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FOURTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
Troy racing stakes; for two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St q Fill.
to 1-Rustling SiIk, 81 CMcDaniD Il II
TO l-~Arklirta, 100 (NN. Knapp 1 Al 211a
10 1--AdOnis, 100 (Aiiller)..... 81
Time, 1:07 is. Start good. Won driving
Winner, n. P. Ticheuor's b. T.. Mirthful
Culver. Pythia, Quorum. Hester W, Nos
tromo, The Irishmsn, Muffns finished as
named Disqualified
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THIRD RACE-One and a quarter miles;
handicap; three-y -year-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St q. Fin
: to 2-Glenecho. 100 Knapp. 3 1 21s
y to Son Belle, 90 CDiggins). 1152
10 5-Caughnawaga, 129 (Rdfn) ! u 3
Time 2:o6. Start good Won easily. Winner
S S. Browns b. c. by Longstreet-Laura Eth
el- Bragg, Little Scout, Jack Young, Mon
seur Besueaire and Judge Hines finished as
named.
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olds aud up; selling:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. Fin.
Even -Lxtn. Leader 100Cr. Tylr) l n
13 to 1o-Nrwd Ohio, 105(Munroe) l %
Is to I-FairburY, 104(McDrmtt) II
Time :32 As. Start good. Won cleverly.
Winner. j. II. Bakers br. g. by G. w john
son -Brooklet Chanida Miss McKenna. Mo-
nadnock and Magic finished named.
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THIRST FOR RAIN
The Condition of Crops
Not Yet Matured.
No Material Change in Cotton. THREE
Fifths of The Crop Picked. Fair
Crop of Rather Inferior
TObaCco.
Tobacco.

The Weekly Crop Bulletin, for the
week ending Monday, October 2, 1906.
says:
THE week has been characterized by
warm days and cool nights, the tenn
peraturc averaging about 4 degrees
above the normal; and by the absence
OF rainfall. the Only rain reported be
ing a trace at Ashevilc. Light frost
occurred in Tyrrell county OH the
morning OF the 18th. The weather
has been favorable for saving crops,
but too dry for blowing and for SOW
ing small grain. All growing crops
need rain, and pastures are failing.
The general condition of the cotton
crop remains unchanged; it is open
ing fast and picking is progressing
rapidly, about three-fifths of the crop
having been picked; fewer reports Of
shedding have been received, but the
top crop will be very light; in gen
Cral the crop Will be below the aver
age and in places very light.
"A fair crop Of tobacco rather infc-
rior in quality has been cut and cur
ed Early corn is maturing fastand in
some localities is beng gathered; latc
corn needs rain. but has been bene-
fitted by the warm weather a good
crop Of buCkWhcat is being harvested,
and good crops OF Irish potatoes and
peanuts are being dug. Sweet pota-
toes are good; the C3bbage crop is a
failure; tUrnipS are needing rain bad
~ Fine crops of hay, fodder, and
pca-vine hay have been secured. Scr
ghum molasscs making is under way.
Over the greater portion OF the State
it is too dry TOR blowing and for SOW
ing small grain some wheat and cr,ts
have been sown in the central and
western districts, but arc needing rain
badly. Apples are falling badly, and
will be a hight CROP.
Rains reported: Trace at AsheYille;
other sections none"
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NO Secrets
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of building permits and inspections as
required by said law.
Il. This shall only apply to risks in
the corporate limits of such cities and
towns
This reduction should not affect
existing policies.
THE law as passed applies to the
following cities and towns:
"Albemarle, Asheville, Beaufort,
Bessemer City, Burlington, Caroleen,
Chapel Hill, Charlotte. Cherryville,
Concord. Dunn, Durham, East Dur
ham, Edenton, Elizabeth City, Fay
etteville, Forest City. Gastonia, Colds
boro, Graham, Greensboro, Greenville,
Haw River, Henderson. Henderson
vile, Henrietta, Hartford, Hickory.
High Point, James City Kings Noun
tain. EinSton. Laurinburg, Lenoir,
Lexington. Littleton, Louisburg, Nc
Adcnville, Marion, Monroe, Moores-
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Rocky Mount, RoXboro, Salisbury
Sanford, Scotland Neck. Shelby
Southport, Spencer. Statesvile, Tar
boro, Wadesboro, Wilmington, Way
nesville, Wilson, West Durham, Will
mington, Winston-Salem, Washington.
ne privilege was given THESE clues
and towns to exempt themselves from
the provisions of this law upon fifteen
days notice to the Insurance Commits
sioner, provided it was done before
the first day of July. 1906, when the
law was to go into effect. Only three
towns in the State gave Commissioner
Young notice, and upon visiting them
and presenting the matter to their
authorities they unanimously agreed
they would not exempt their towns.
The result was that no city or town
in the State was exempted from the
law and it applied to all.
This law not only gives proper pro-
lection to the property of the State.
but will greatly reduce the number
and especially the size of the fires and
this reduction means saving a very
large sum to the insuring public. Some
idea of what this saving will be can
he gathered from the fact that the
amount saved in insurance premiums
in the city of Raleigh alone will
amount to between $4,000 and $4,000
at the lowest estimate. OF course this
saving will apply equally to the other
cities and toVns of the State where
this law is properly enforced
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Only one remedy in the world that
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FAMILY BARELY ESCAPED.
Pittsbo"o VIII tc We'll Represented at
The Production o. The Ciansman.''
(snccial Id NeMs and Observer.O

Especial to News and ObserVeT.)
Pittsboro, n. c., Oct 3.-Thc dwell
ing and contents of Mr.. II. X. Ar
woods, five miles south of here, were
burned last Saturday night, making
the loss compIetc. His family of chill
dren barely escaped with their lives.
Mr. Harwaoq is a hard working man,
and his loss represents hard-o7rned
savings of a lifetime.
Tho Clansman" that is 10 DC pre-
scented at Raleigh Wednesday night
has developed greds interest amongst
tho Pittsboro folks and the town will
be well represented at the play.
Among those who Will attend from
here arc Mr.. land Mrs. r. II. Hayes,
Mrs A. Fl. London. Miss Mary Susan
Thompson, Miss Sallie IIadley, of
Wilson and several others.
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CANCER CURED.

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will send them to you. Then show the
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what he thinks of them. Jc:Ayerco..
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DON'T FORGET TILE DATE.

The State Fair at Raleigh embraces
the week of October 16th-21st inclu-
sivc. On Thursday, October 10Th,
President Roosevelt will deliver an adj
dress at the Fair Grounds. This will
he the greatest Fair in the history of
the State.
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Nursing Mothers and Malaria

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic drives out malaria and
builds up the system. Sold by all
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A boon to travellers. Dr. Fowler's
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PREFERRED THE ROADS.
Rather Than Pay Fine OF Two
Dollars

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Salisbury, \. C.s Oct. 3.-When ar
raigned in a magistrates court here
yesterday on the charge Of vagrancy
Charles Meyer, hailing fror9 New York,
was fined 81 and the costs The de-
PENDANT was however, given his choice
county roads for thirty days. He ex-
hibited the necessary cash but am
nOunced to the court that he would
go to the roads rather than part wbh
his two dollars.
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1T was almost q miracle. Burdock
Blood Bittcrs cured me OF Il terrible
breaking out all over the body. | am
very grateful" Miss Julia Filbridgc,
West CornWelI, Conn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04

The idea OF self-respect is rather
to those who are we'll &C
quainted with themselves.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-07-05
Mai. lee Looks Over New Route.

Mai. lee Looks Over New Route.
Maj. ]. M. Lee came up Thurs
to look over the situation in re-
gard to changing the route of the
Baton Rouge-Lafayette road.
He was met by a committee of
citizens composed of G. D. Caf-
ferry, E. G.. Voorhies. Grow
Girard, P. L. DeClouet, Felix
Girard and c. S. Babin. Car
riages were procured anC .1aj.
Lee was shown the routes \. ,.hich
the committee considered pre-
sented the least practical diff
culties. One of these north of
the round house, Maj. Lee was
very favorably impressed with,
and unless some engineering
difficulties are involved or it
should interfere with other plans
of the Southern Pacific, he be-
lieve~ ~ will be adopted.
Maj. Lee returned on the / p.
m. train.