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Southern LEAGUE.

Atlanta paid Kansas City 5000 for
Joe Rickert Good things come high.
The Birmingham Club has sold
Cowboy" Clarke to the Meridian
Club.
Birmingham seems TO have the
strongest pitching staff in the league
with Ginger Clark, Reagan, Fitzpat-
rick, Dessau and Pylant.
Pitcher Dessau, who was recalled
from Meridian by Birmingham, won
his first two games, letting his oppo-
nents down with four hits and one run
in the first game and two hits and a
clean shut-out in the second.
Frank Shannon. who has been play
ing with Montgomery and Augusta in
the South. has returned home. The
Southern climate was more than he
could stand. He can be addressed at
9S Draper street Dorcester, Mass.
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American Association.

The indianapolis club has traced
catcher Frank Roth to st. LOUIS LOT
catcher Weaver go,
Ed Dunkle, the big Louisville star ol
1909 is rounding into form once more
for the Colonies. 49,.
Ed Grillos new pitcher by tne
name of Murphy, is ambidextrous, ne
can pitch equally well win ei'her
hand. ~ Ham, Cos.
Toledo papers say that Harry cas-,
sodav is the fastest fielder that mas
over cayorted around the Toledo out
NV When Kellum is not pitching for To
ledo he is playing in the outfeis. ms
, n,tting &c cutting some figure In the
n INT victories of Grillo's bunch.
president Rosechaupt of lndianapo-
,,a cave pitcher Craig his release last
~, naoS with the advent of Curtiss ne
"oncluded that he did not need the
sandy haired lad. .,ru
l lack sullivan of st. Paul is wearing
beautiful scarf pin, large ruby and
a. diamonds set around It, 1t Is the
a a,s+ of some of his Chicago friends
s s,ho sent it to Milwaukee, where II
was presented to him.
parry Mccormick is displaying MS
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old form at second base for Milwau-
kee. and setting the American associa-
ton fans wild by his brilliant play.
The same cannot be said of his bat
ting, which is still ochre-colored.
Manager Barrow OF indianapolis
now has a couple of new pitchers.
One of them. Albert Martin, a south.
paw, was with Rochester. in the East
ern league, but was released few
days ago. when the Hoosiers picked
him up. The other is Jaeger, who has
been with the Millers.
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this he must reach the ground before
the bell could fall. There was but one
way down, and that was by the LADDER
that followed the narrow opening VI
rectly underneath the great bell WIN
out moments hesitation Jose Sprans
for the ladder and went down 1t WIN
the agility of one long experienced
in such descents. The safety Oh the
worshipers depended upon his quick
ness. He had no thought OF the dah'
ger that threatened his own Ire ne
reached the stairway that led INTO the
large worshiping room when there was
a terrific crash above him.
THE great bell has fallen he crieu'
ely for your lives
His words of warning caused the
worshipers to rush pellmell from 'no
Mace and a moment later, with a
crash that shook the old structure tne
hell with its enormous weight 'oie
through the narrow opening, brlhsin ;
down stone and timbers WIN II anu
filing the room with dust $3.50.
FRIENDLY hands removed the deDrls
from the stunned and torn body Oh
lose Anita, dry-eyed and perlec'i!y
composed, was at his side giving VI
rections for his care. Taps were beng
sornded at the military barracks houls
later when Jose recovered conscious
ness He looked about him in daze sd
way A soft hand stole into MS aud
voice spoke in accents low anu
sweet: ~
/ "you are my brave Jose
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w. X. Vanderbilts Bengal won the
Hermit stakes at the st. Cloud
(France) races.
The Western Chess Association
tournament takes place at Lake Min
netonka on Aug. 2l.26.
frankie Neil. the American bantam
champion, has been matched to hght
owen Moran, the English boxer. The
boys are to fight at Butte on Labor
day.
Canada won the Kolapore cup, In
the Bisley shoot, with score of 75S.
The Transvaal was second with 756;
England third with 1862; New Zealand
fourth with 749, and Guernsey fifth
with 734.
The Vesper boat crew of Philadel-
phia, which lost by boats length to
the English Leanders at Henley, Eng
land. two weeks ago, arrived from
England July 10 on the steamer Phila'
delphia.
Private advices received at New
| York announce that William Varley
and John Mulcahy, members OF the
| Atlanta Boat Club of New York, a.
Hamburg Germany, won the Kaiser
cup in the amateur double scull event
At the National Rifle association
meeting at Bisley, England, STAFF Ser
geant Kerr, Canada, in the Gregor!
| competition (seven shots ut 200 yards
made the highest possible score, ant
then made twelve consecutive bulls
eyes and one inner. Twenty consecu
tive bull's-eyes are necessary to bea
him.
The fastest mile and one furlong @
the year was run in the fifth race
Brighton Beach July 10 when Buttlin
came in winner in 1851 40 which
four.fifths of a second slower than tn
worlds record, held by Bonniber
Buttlng had speed galore, O'Neill rod
him perfectly and he always held hi
field safe.
The autoboat race from Boulogne {
Folkestone and return, for a prize O
sS,400, resulted in La Rapiere, France
winning, covering the ninety-four kilt
meters in 2 hours % minutes. Napier
England. was second, in hours 2
minutes. Napier finished first, bu
owing to a mistake failed to cross tn
winning line.
Reports from Australia indicate tha
Miss Annette Kellerman, who ha
broken a number of swimming record
in Australia, will accompany her fat
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Western LEAGUE.

The Omaha Club has laid first base
man Jack Thomas off without pay UNI
til he gets into condition.
Manager Douglas, of st. Joseph, has
posted a set OF rules in the club house
for the benefit of his players. They
must report in uniform every morning
for two hours practice.
Sioux City would like to fix up a
deal for pitcher Schaub or Vollendorf,
of Denver. The Sioux haven't south
paw on their staff now. They would
like TO trade catcher Borton, who
jumped the team, but who is now re
pentant, to Denver for either one of
these southpaws. 1t isn't likely that
the Grizzlies will consent to such a
dicker.
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National LEAGUE Notes.

Gibson, the Pirates new catcher, is
Canuck and halls from Ontario.
Dahlen leads the league with five
home runs, though he has made but
one triple this year.
The Cincinnati club last week
turned down proffered exchange Of
Catcher Phelps for Jack Warner, of
st. Louis
The Pittsburg club. has given short
stop George F. Mcbride and $4,000 to
St Louis in exchange for infielder
Dave Brain.
Fred Clarke declares that there Is
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narnetrated by Lawson.

Thomas w. Lawson was once Via''e .'
in his Boston office by a young "oL u,
AZ an who came laden with all sorts ra,e o.
c co,Ie g diplomas and gilt edge refer a,'
o oOaes If so happened that Mr. Law
sn needed a temporary secretary, anu
o ouna ;" her on the spot When, laI :,
Ell ibe day., the young lady handed M H.
IN ou vng p' a number of letters that he
,-aS 1ictated, they were chiefly re-
markable for their hid locus attention
ply. He called the t.,,oa girls 'I she re.
10 her plumbers, whereupon '"'
piled with giggle: orst have
"Really, now, ! think l must
been hewitched ,.,.sor. "some
quite so, said Mr.. lawson avs sne,, oyel
fairy must have cast a bad spe'i o'''
Won Success.
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American LEAGUE Notes.


Jake Stahl has not been playing his
pest game since his illness.
Lajoie, Flick, Parent and Slagle
nave made five hits in Ave times at
bat.
The Washington club has loaned
outnelder Rothgeb to the Baltimore
club.
In base stealing the Chicago team
mas all other clubs in this league dis
tanced.
Charley Moran, late of the Browns,
mas been playing exceptionally fast
ball at short for the Indianapolis team
and is also batting well.
washington is scurrying around
after talent when the general opinion
Is that 1t would be better to make
the most of the material on hand.
Malachi Kittridge, says the Wash
ington team, will play better ball on
the road than at home on account of
the peculiar weather in the capital in
the summer months.
Paddy Livingstone, the Wheeling
catcher, who was to have joined the
Hlghlanders will remain In the city
OF stogies. Manager Griffith and Liv
ingstone could not agree on terms.
1t seems to be the universal opinion
| OF the Western managers that Grim
shaw, the Boston first baseman, will
not do and that Collins made a grea
mistake when he let Lachance out.
The report that Clarkson of Jerse,
| City was going back to the Highland
ers is untrue. Manager Murray, o
the Shelters, says that Clarkson /
the property of the Jersey City club.
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not the slightest truth in the report
of his alleged dissatisfaction with con-
ditions in Pittsburg. i.
Tim Murnane says; Lewis Oh
Brooklyn, is a second Wagner and one
of the finest players that has come
to the league in years.
First baseman Willie clancy mas
been sold by Pittsburg to the Column
bus club. American association Out
refuses to go to the Ohio capital
Fred Clarke is back in the game LOT
pittsburg. his lame leg having healed
Sufficiently to allow him to play
Ooh has also returned to third base.
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Copyright, 1905, by Daily Story Pub. COZ

s,ood at the window of the bell
| - loft of the great cathedral and
/ !, down into the city to the adobe
k,ns that marked the spot where
tho one he loved. His thoughts
/. mt altogether pleasant as he
~ the magnificent panorama that
.nread out before him. He re-
[rbsred the incidents of the pre-
|. night at his meeting with Anita
M Alameda. How wildly he re-
N the conversation that set his
4, afre with the possibility of los
her. Could she have meant 1t
u she told him that he was not
n' Did she love Enrique, the
Enandant of the Rurales? If not,
had she tainted him last night
4 he urged her to marry him? Had
not told him that it is only the
NJ who are deserving of the fair,
when he aad charged her with
|, in love with a soldier, had she
confessed that Captain Enrique
aez had played bear under her
,ov for many nights?
7pO YOU love him?" Jose had asked.
he only answer was shrug of the
Nv shoulders of his adored one.
hot Latin blood surged through
Teins of Jose. Dark thoughts
bis mind. Then came calm
He remembered that he was
rsted with the clergy. To be sure
ia not wear the vestments and
The prayers of the good padres
~ he served, but he regarded him
Is belonging to their class. Was
ie the bell-ringer in the great
iral? Had not his father and
sher's father been bell-r!ngers
hhim? He would not bring dis
Eipon his sacred calling by COM
ng a rash deed. He would give
laita to the brave commandant.
he love the captain? That was
question that Jose wished he
answer to his own satisfaction.
could hardly believe that Anita
Ei trlfe with any ones affections
was doubtless honest in her be-
that her love was for Captain En-
pc and not for poor Jose, the bell
Her,
Jose had left her the night previous
D doubt in his mind as to her love
/ him, It was now early morning
the chimes of the bells were still
fAong in the distance when Jose
fned out of the window of the bell
peers loft and breathed deel
faughts Of the fresh morning air tina
fy in from the mountains. Did h,
Fs to be brave that he might COM
10 the standard of Anita s thought
apitan Enrique? No such though
p in Joses mind. He did not belon
me recognized class of the brave
a was left to the soldiers. H
pied down into the street below an
i'ched the women as they left thei
Pnes and hurried silently along an
feFed the worship room of the grea
Fllee to attend early mass, II
Few that Anita would be anon
En- Many, many mornings had b
|OOd at this same window an
|sehed his loved one as she left he
ae and wendell her way to tn
taedral to offer up her daily praye
|anaps 1t was not altogether rigl
~ proper, but many love signs ha
fSSed between them as she passe
fOug The street below. On this NOR
mere was such a soreness in h
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that she gave to him, her upturned
face being to Jose the very light OF
his existence. Could he give her up?
She passed into the portals of the
cathedral. Over at the military bar.
racks the reveille was being sounded.
Perhaps Captain Enrique would ba
waiting to receive from Anita a word
of love as she entered her home upon
her return from her devotions Dressed
in his bright-colored uniform, was it
any wonder that Anita lost her heart
to the brave commandant, unused
Jose.
Suddenly, there was a creaking and
cracking sound overhead. The sight
that met Jose's eyes when he looked
up chilled his heart. The heavy cross
piece which had held upright the great
bell for these many long years had
given way to the ravages of time and
wood worms and had broken square
in its center The bell, with its enor-
hous weight, was sagged and sway
ing and threatening to drop at any
moment. In its downward plunge 1t
would land in the very front of the
chancel It's fall would mean the
death of probably several worshipers
particularly at that hour. Jose's first
thought was to give the alarm. To dc
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- nisnlay Wisdom.

The Judges at Neyadal Mo- MO- '' AZ
snow sho n es Of the babies were otns ar
there. they didnh care To
wise
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outfelder of the Brooklyn National League Club.

at Evansville, but Donahue came
around right and so the deal fell
through.
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LoOe and LiSbfnine

owe built a cottage OF delight
Where summer blooms were brlpbt,,irz
But fash on flash came lightning brig6t
And so love fled the lightning!
well! WE'LL
How sad to tell
But love will not with lightning dwell1
He passed from all the singing rils
TO misty heights wonder,
Rut-earthquake thunder shook the hills
And love fled the thunder!
CWellN Welt
How sad to tell
But love will not with thunder dwellA
Then love in deserts made his home
Where not a voice reproved him.
Birds fed him fruits and honeycomb
And even the lions loved him!
We'll, WE'LL
ow strange to tell
hat love should with the lions dweul
Atlanta Constitution
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|slmr.,H at he thought only to get
bal VI her and then he would go
|ehImos" MS task of sounding the
III tbo ' over the city, The first rays
10 rlIrt ''slhg sun were just beginning
|Aemso,'o' over the mountains and reflect
|Gs b ns upon the scattered clouds
aS 1r,s s ABOVE their tops when Jose
toward. leave her home end walk
oneS ;, Ine place of worship. He well
'He smiling nod OF recognition
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ABSCESS.

hbscesses with few exceptions are
indicative of constipation or debility.
w. II. Harrison, Cleveland, Miss,
writes, Aug. 10 1902: 81 want to say
word of praise for Ballards Snow
Liniment. | stepped on nail, which
caused the CORDS in my leg to contract
and an abscess to rise in my knee,
and the doctor told me that would
have a stiff leg, so one day | went to
]. +. Lords drug store (who is now
in Denver, Colo) He recommended a
bottle of Snow Liniment; | got a SOC
size, and it cured my leg. 1t is the
Frame
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court in the m
dian Territory, Southern district,
Stella Williams. plaintiff vs.. ban
Williams, defendant, No 500.
The defendant Dan Williams, is
warned TO appear IN this court in thir-
ty days and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff, Stella Williams.
Witness the Hon Hosea Townsend.
Judge of said court, and the seal
thereof, this Sth day Of September.
1905.
CSeaD c. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk. o.
O. a. WELLS, Deputy Clerk
Brown a. Turner, attorneys.
Attorney for nonresident, $. II. But
Ter.
First published, September 10, 1905.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Commissioner
Court, Southern District, Indian Ter.
ritory at ArdmoTe.
w. IL. Eskew, plaintiff VS.. f. M.
Grim, defendant.
The defendant, L. NJ. Grim, is warn.
ed TO appear in this court in thirty
days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff, w. ii. Eskew.
Witness my hand at Ardmore, In.
dian Territory, this Sept. !, 1905.
4. N. R0BNErT,
United States Commissioner
Butler 4 McGill, attorneys for plain
tin.
Cabell & Deem. attorneys for non-res-
ident.
First published, September /, 1906.
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w. A. DASHIELL
Agent
RAILROAD EXCURSION RATES.
G.. c. & s. e. RY.


Fall Festivities. Kansas City, Mo,
Oct. lst. TO 9TH. Rate $l2.45.
Annual meeting Kansas Division
Anti-Horse Thief Association. Bmpor-
Ia. Kan, oct. 18th to 18th, Rate $14S5.
Adam Forepaugh aud Sells Bros.
show, Wynnewood, oct 5th Rate
S1.55.
Oklahoma Annual Conference NJ. II.
church, Blackwell, Okla, OSt End to
9Th. Rate s6.S5
American Royal Live Stock shows,
Kansas City, Mo, oct 7th TO nth.
Rate St4.45.
Oklahoma G. A. II. Territorial Re-
union. Perry, o. +. Sept. oath to 30th
Rate S5.35.
Baptist General Convention |. T.,
and o. r., Oklahoma City, Sept gath,
| 25th and &c Rate $3.50
/. O. o. r.. Grand Encampment and
Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly.
Perry, Okla, Oct. 14th To 18th. Rate
$535.
Excursion rates to Galveston June
to September 80. Rate sl765.
Excursion rates to Lampasas, Tex,
June l to Sept 80. Rate $3.50.
Excursion rates to san Angelo
Texas, June ! to September 30. Rate
l;l3.75.
See Ticket Agent for one way sec
| ond class colonist rates to points in
the Northwest, Sept 10th to oct. 3Oth.
w. A. DASHIELL, Ticket Agent
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This Offer is Limited

The very low rates now in eff.
feet will be Withdrawn on
September 30. Decide now
while the offer is open. Tick
cts are good thirty days for
return. Ask the Ticket Agent
for rates and particulars.
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Fall Festivities. KaJsas City, Mo-,
Oct 1st. to 9TH. Rate $1245.
American Royal Live Stock shows,
Kansas City, Mo, Oct 7th 20 nth.
Rate Sl4.45.
Summer tourist tickets Eureka
Springs, Ark, June l TO September
80. Rate $3.50.
Summer tourist rates 10 Colorado.
Utah and Wyoming.
Round trip excursion rates tc Eureka
Springs, Ark, April until further no
tlce. Rates $l2.55 and $3.50.
w. A. DASHIELL, Ticket Agent.
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Feet Swollen 70 Immense Size.

Il had kidney trouble so bad that
/ could not work." says J. j. Cox OF
Valley View, Ky. my feet were swol-
len to immense size and | was con-
fined to my bed and physicians were
unable TO give me any relief. Ny doc.
tor finally prescribed Foley's Kidney
Cure which made a well man Of me.
City Drug Store.
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When a friend asks you to have a
drink don't stick him for brandy
land club soda, and perhaps he will
Invite you to have rice pudding with
him on Sixth avenue.
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chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aid;
Nature

Medicines that aid are always mos
effectual. Chamberlain Cough Rene
dy acts on this plan. 1t allays the
cough, relieves the lungs, aids expec
toration, opens the secretions, and
aids nature in restoring the system
a healthy condition. Sold by f. j. Ram
sey. w. b. Frame, Bonner & Bonner,
.Ardmore Drug Co. +
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No matter what you want to paint
we have the right paint to use. When
you're ready let us tell you where
you can eConomiZe.
"a f. j. RAMSEY, Druggis'
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AS a man gets older he finds that
the path from the cradle to the grave
is not near 50 long as II was from
soup to dessert when he was a child.
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DRS. BOOTH & BOOTH.
Physicians ond Surgeons.

Ofice Phone 4. Residence Phone /.
.Ofice over Colemans Drug Store.
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The pill that will Bergs IAttle
Liver and Stomach Pills cures constl-
patton, sour stomach and liver com.
plant. Try them. 100 pills 25 cents.
at City Drug Store.
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NOW COME TO
ELD0RADO
SPRINGS

Take that belated' vacation
now. You need a rest-you've
earned it. Probably you're
debating the expense. Solve
the problem by coming to
Eldorado Springs. II is not
far away and the prices are
reasonable The air at Edo
RADIO is like a tonic in Sep
tember. You'll enjoy the
shade. the rides, the quiet
restful life, and above all,
the clear, crystal, health Civ
ing waters. Thousands have
benefited from the healing
waters Of Eldorado and have
gone away eloquent testimon-
ials Of their curative proper.
ties
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Our buggies are standard brands,
the guarantee that goes with them
will stick. You make a mistake when
you buy from the buggy peddlor.
NOBLE BROS.
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Rich men are hated and this is the
reason: We poor people are in the ma
iority.
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Rock Island Excursions.

Fall Festivities. Kansas City, Mo,
oct list. TO 7th. Rate $1245.
American Royal Live stock Shows,
Kansas City, Mo, oct 7th to nth,
Rate $i445. .Ut ,
All-year tourist rates TO Hot
Springs. Date OF sale daily rate
$1770.
Summer tourist rate to Eureka
Springs, Ark. season 1905, daily dur
ing July, August and September. Rats
1920.
One way second class colonist rates
TO points in the northwest March to
May 10, Sept. TO Oct. 81, inclusive,
Rate ;2745. $3.50 and $50.
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