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New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
GOLF At FRONTEN4C,
Play for the FrOntenac Cup Hill
Begin This Week.
IRY rELEGRAPH "a - rPIarxr ,

Frontenac. n Y. Aug I3.-Golfers Up and down
the ST. Lawrence are preparing for the tournament
here this week at which the cracks who are spend
ing the summ(r in the Thousand Islands viii com
pete for the Frontenac cups, two handsome silver
trophies.
tenac Cup eighteen holes. medal play. will be
played. two-thirds 10 qualify The remaining third
and tha losers in the first round Of the match play
for the Froutenac Cup viii qualify for the second or
consolation cup
On THURSDAY August l.. the first round at match
play for the FrOntenaC cup will be played. eighteen
holes. handicap. In the afternoon approaching
and putting contest for silver cup Will he held.
On Friday. August Is. the second round a match
play for the Frontensc CUP and the frsr round for
the consolation cup viii he peyed. SATURDAY. will
see the sert-fnals ard finals
MT Holmes, on Saturday. beat Mr. Withrow. =
up. thereby winning The silver cup given by Mrs.
! b Francis HeTreshoff of New York for August,
at the Hotel FTontsaac.
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The feet viii start in the morning, and on the
third squadron run from this harbor TO New
port upon signal from the flagship colonia-
The zig. dingy and launch race for the owl
and Gsmecock colors viii be held under the d.
rection OF Fleet Captain J. D. J. Kelley. at Mar
blehead.
The Mineola was the winner IN her class IN
yesterdays race. She defeated the Yankee by
four minutes and Afty-eight seconds corrected
cue. The Weetanoe wss the second boat. and
was beaten four minutes and nine seconds by
The Aineola- The latter allowed the Weetenoe
nlne minutes and fifteen seconds IN thirty-nino
fniles The Aineola allowed the Weetanoe
eighteen minutes and ffty-eight seconds In the
elessincat1on for the Rear Cornmodore's cups.
Word came from Islip, Long Island. tonight
20 Captain Harry Haf that his father, Captain
Atnk Eac who has been I'll for come time, had
Just had another sinking spell. and that his con-
G1cn is ser1ous- Mrs. Han. his mother. Is also
- having had e second shock on Friday night
"1cn Affected her mentally Rnd physically.
~. Lewis Simpson. owner OF the Fleur de LTs,
hers he has ordered Captain Bonlin. now at
goneester with the yacht, TO Join the feet at
eeEport The EndyInion- :ust arrived az St
sonn's hak been ordered 70 Join the feet at Mar
r4enesd. Both VIII sail sn the ocean race TO
Halifax
1lsnteen men and women n j. -ndh. which
NeS cut down by fishing Etean -, were res
sS1eo last night by boats from the Coionia, the
"eaaa and others. 6earchlighB were used
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SPORTING COMMENT.
Ne1cs and TierCs on Current TOPICS,
amateur and Professional. q

Last Saturday viii go down IN sporting his
tory as the red letter day OF the summer Of 1905
Rarely II ever before have so many and 30 I'm
portant events happened on one day. There
was, in fact. such a plethora OF big sporting
fixtures that the critic scarcely knows which
one TO give the preference 70. The running OF
the Great Republic Stakes. worth $4,000 az
Saratoga probably attracted the Tnosc attention
and no doubt drew the largest number OF spec
tators. Indeed. the attendance at the Saratoga
track was one OF the largest on record. In point
OF people attracted. the final day OF the national
rowing regatta the Patapsco River, at Bal
timore doubtless came second. This IS the blue
ribbon Of the local rowing world. and occupies
the same place In the United States does the
Henley regatta In Great Britain A sudden rain
storm interrupted the races, but the sun soon
shOne again. and the programme was finished
under bright and cIoudless skies. On the links
Of the Chicago Golf Club at Wheaton the ma
tOnal amateur golf championship OF 1900
decided before Of the largest galleries which
ever followed match IN the West. while on
the courts OF the LOngwOOd Cricket Club. at
boston- the Eastern doubles championship az
lawn tennis was played for and won. with the
right to meet the champions OF the West a.
Newport next week. From the point OF view OK
exciusfvenesS and wealth. the cruise OF the New
York Yacht Club feet from New-Haven 70 New
London stands out the feature par exce1encs
OF the day. In the cruising squadron were the
TIesJ pleasure craft OF the New World. both sail
and steam, while the roster OF names Included
men famous in every branch OF the business OF
the country. Second only TO the New-York
Yacht Club cruise in the eyes OF yachting en-
thustasts was the initial race for the Canada's
Cup, on Lake Ontario. or Charlotte. This event
or course, was International IN interest. ft
brought INTO competition the crack yachts cr
Canada and the United states Thus IN yacht
ing rowing. golhng. lawn tennis and thorough
bred racing were championship events decided
While there will be other busy days before tbs
season Of outdoor sports closes, thsrs VIII
scarcely be a duplicate for Importance
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
JAMAICA BAY REGATTA.
Launch Stops to Make a Rescue and
Finishes Second.

The Jamaica Bay Yacht Club held a open
nsatsa yestarcay afternoon under conditions
east tried the nerves OF thu ssilorIner in the
D<sinninS and their patience at the end
II wss q race for both sailing yzchts ana
lss-nchea. The former were started shortly After
O'Clock fn q moderate south.ast breeze. ana
sas latter were Just going OF sbou. s3o when
q ce-cs sQuau from the northsast SWEPT over
as bay
Some cf tia sEn yachts had started with
F-nnAksrs sa6 those x.tss were srsl ny;nx
oA1 fAs sGuaQ AxskA HAlyAx1a 1sps - o
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ON THE LOCAL LINKS.
4. ". Sherman and Jerome d.
TraUers Hill Plan at Deal

The next annual tournament calculated ~ in
terest local golfers will be the three-day affair at
Deal on August a. rs and Is
A high class field is already assured. as both T.
n. Sherman. last years winner. and Jerome D.
TraveTs Of Nassau. have agreed 70 play. Last year
Sherman out rather easily
There will be the usual eighteen hole medal play
qualifying round. the first sixteen qualifying for
Governors Cup
Trophies for beaten eghts will give every one
who Competes chance 10 win A prize Entries close
with ;. NJ Allen. care Of the Deal Golf Club not
later than August -.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
CINCINNATI 7, BOSTON. z

Cincinnati, Aug. is>LThe Cincinnzns and Bostons
were to have played a double header here this
afternoon. but for heavy rainstorrn that come up
iu the first half OF the fifth inning Of the second
game The Cincinnatis won tbs hrrt game largely
through the errors OF Boston Attendance. I6SS5.
The scoresg
ERsrst gH-na3 p x z:
sssaa.a ss.;sa !!:::::::--::a ::::::o sSeSbsSH {
GEeeoDd E1ns1
Soston
Game called IN nfrh inning account Of rain
Batteraes-chsch and Street; willis and Moran Cr>-
rirs-EnKiiA
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NEW RECORD FOR PEARSON.

George Pearson. the professional. who has
broken the record for the Newark Golf Club links
so often this that IL has become a habit
has been at 1t again
The other day. In match with Jack Jolly
Pearson went round in the unusual score OF IS
breaking his best previous mark by strokes.
Jolly never had q chance, although he went round
IN "a Pearson's golf faultess. the PAR for
the course being y. The card read.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

The Highland Coli Club. OF Jamaica Is out with
its schedule for the remainder of the summer and
fall thereby insuring plenty OF competitive activity
for its members each week until Thanksgiving Day
The w 2. Dcnnell Cup and the Governors Cup
will he plaved for on the point system at different
dates and there will also be round ronsn1 con
test for two prizes in which every play er VII heNs
20 meet every other player up 70 ana including
Thanksgiving Day
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FIRST GAME
7 ] 4
NEN-TnPE

New York .--.---.-..-......0 . . 90
Two base -D1rlin. Three base hit-Burke sacrt-
fee hts-StreuE Burke Stolen Mertes
q: Devln, Bresnahau. Mciinnity- Hit by pitched ball
By Egan. Bowerman Bases on hals-Cr Egan, 5. off
McGinnit-. l. Struck oUtBy Fgan. ,; by McGnuty, g.
Left bases-S1. Louis. s. New-YorlS, II. Hits-OH
Mc5nnty. , in seven innings: off Elliott. IN n
nings Time $40 Tmpire-J Johstone.
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RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York. N. ST. Louis first game): St Louis 3.
Nevf-York tsecond game).
Brooklyn. .: Chicago. / Chrst Eane): Chicago Is:
Brooklyn. second game
Cincinnati. :: Boston Grst same); Cincinnati 8;
Boston, second
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A G. Laurie. Of Staten Island. is hrst in the IN
dvidual averages and leads the batting list with
29.40. while J. I. Poyer, of Brooklyn follows with
28lL
In the bowling figures J. H Tattersall. Of Brook
iyn, with As. heads ths averages. while T D.
Killick is second, with 800. and H Rushton follows
closely, with 603
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
SECOND GAME

l1ett On beses-Chicago 8 BrooAIyI N1@~5o -
sacTfna h,-sNEiInx CASEY stolen bases-Sheckard
plays-TInker Chance; Lewis Malay and Cess
Ter Struck out-By Weimer 2. Passed bsn-KlinE.
Bsses bels-Or weiner l. OF MclntyTsi a on Jones'
!. pitched bsl-McInryre. HitsOE Ac1ntyrel u
IN innings; Jones. Il innings. Tine. 1;4o Ur-
rfrs- Hlsrl
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CRICKET RECORDS.
Il. q. Laurie Leads Batters and J.
II. Tatters1U BOzClers.

Team B Of the Staten Island Cricket Club is still
In the lead in the championship series Of the Met
ropolitan District Cricket League Team of the
Staten Island Club. AMI the Brooklyn zingarf and
Nomad teams follow. The records are as follows
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
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STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

AZ Anxry-stash.rtor. o. Albany. cuc-tssn IL
ninrl.
At eyrruse-syrzcs& q Troy corxt rsrnss syrzruse
6; Troy, (seoond Eamel
IL Utica-TticsS "a WtIessna-Ts
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sUPERBAs WIN AND LOSE.
Beat Chicagos in First Game, but Are Badly
Whipped in Second

Chicago Aug. 13.-The first game to-day
great battle. the visitors winning by punching five
OF six hits in the seventh and ninth innings. In
the second game the locals batted the ball all
the Geld ana won as they pleased. Attendance,
Ern-es.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

stookholua. Aug I7--B. B. Kieran. ths Australian
snateur champion swimmer. to-day won the BOO
metre international swimming race IN minutes
n &C .scondx This tS . WoxsAA record a.
ihSS ktGcAnons
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

ST. Louis, Aug. I3-St. Louis and New-York
broke even to-day, the visitors pounding Egan IN
mercifully in the first game. Ames lost control in
the second and the locals won easily. Mcfarland
was effective. Attendance, 1880. The scores:
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SECOND GAME

Three base ht--Arndt Double plaEArndt. Mcbride
and Beckle-. Passed bsll-Bovernau. Stolen bases
Ehernon, Sunoot Mertes McGann Hit with pitched ball
-Stranz Wild pitch--Auaes, Bases balls-OT Nc
Farland, ?: OF Ames. Struck out-Bv Mcfarland, ?;
fv 2 Left bases-St, Louis, p; NeW-York. o.
Time. Cuptre-Johnstone.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
BATTING AVERAGES.
sNot cut
BOWLING AVERAGES
Ry ASSOCIATION.

The records OF the New-York Cricket AssoclsIion
give the lead TO Paterson, with Coiunpla IVA sec
Union County follow. The standing Of the clubs:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
BENGAL WINS SALON STAKES.
HIGHLAND GOLF CLUB SCHEDULE.

Paris. Aug 1s-W. K. vandeTbllt's Bengal to-dsl
won the Salon Stakes az DeauviIle-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
KETcHAM BUYS BOBBY LEE.

Richmond Ind. Aug 13.-Georss Keteharn. the
OF CSesceus C2o2) bought Bobby Lea tina Indiana
PAGER for sac
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

Brooklyn At Chicago.
New-York st. Louis.
Boston Cincinnati.
Philadelphia PittsburE
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit e. Nev-york
Chicago et Boston
81 Louis az Philadelphia
Cleveland ~ Washington.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.
AZ rrs~te.r0S--Preyldsns~s q SsE.sy GsI. -
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RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
10 e.-nss played
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,-,y wosLp,s SWIMMING RECORD.

.PIaysd sns Tia ssza~ fAasnhxft., forfsesA '"s ssn
"a o. ~. 7.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Break EUen 1rith st. Louis in
Double Header.
GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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IMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY

AMEHIcAN LEAGUE.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

Out. fH' .::::::::::::::: :s::s IS.
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SECOND RACE-A huntsrs' steeplschase handicap: for
four-year-olds and over; sToO added. Ths short
Red White 100 Punctual .14s
knight Of Elway......- -l56.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-28

Prince that the roles are reversed She is the
hostage for compliance with our demands.
Armstrong maddcned by the cool turbulence
with which this statement made and dread
ing the reproachcs of Ermyntrude when he explained
to her the significance of the Russian words, strobe
toward the giant and said with cold dchberaton: q:
'Unlcss you promise to give this lady safe
conduct to Bannofka, nothing can save YOU from
instant death, | do not wish to alarm her need
lcssIv. She does not know what saying.
But my hand is the trigger of revolver, and in
another instant bullet viii be in your brain.
Natushka sprang in front Of Ivan, who, to do
him Justice flinchcd not at Armstrong; threat.
The shot will be the signal for your death and
the death of her you would bcfricud," she cried
shrily. you both would bc thrown hcadlong
over the precipice without. Do not condemn so
readily those who have befricnded you Leave the
affair to Ivan-and to me"
She threw a deep meaning into the concluding
words 1t was best for the moment to be content
with her implied offer of help Armstrong, quiver-
ing with excitement, strovc to tell Ermyntrude
part, at least, of the truth. He could not bring
himself to shock her by revealing the full extent
of the big Russians daring scheme.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-28

The devious channels of a womans thought are
not clear to a man always
1t simply means that my turn has come for
little hardship" she said. Jimmie and my father
have had their share, all on my account Why
should | be spared?''
g But you have not really understood what is
meant by this new move. These peasants are
desperate fanatics. They already regard you as
responsible, to extent for the disasters which
have befaen them. There has been a great deal
more fighting than you have heard of. Prince
Melnikof rendered furious by the coercion they
are using in the question of his marriage NAV
adopt extreme measures"
My only regret is that | have succeeded in
dragging you also into peril, She faltered.
count that my chief reward" he said.
Then why do you fear fate for me
New-York tribune., 1905-05-28

than that from which, by Gods r-o--Ee-.. ..-
have saved me:"
Here was a difficult question to- answer E.-
tremulous with delight that the ha
chance had enabled him to offer he~ f-. s...
help, his life, if need be. Yet hc must Ire .-.- ..
the dictates of his order and every c.-.s..-.-.
urged that she should be restored o. her ..-.-.
protection
1t was impossible To- tell her all the doubt. .-..
tortured him, with Natushka's keen ears .- ..-
alert and her suspicious eyes watching them .--..
The very yagucuess and uncertainty Of the .-.-..-
dlate future We're uuuervIug when weighted v-.-
responsibility for Ermyntrude's safety H.-a-
that the good fortune which had aided them -s
far would continue its friendly aspect. Arr1-t--r
decided that there was nothing to be gained b. aa
open rupture with Ivan Stephanovtch
AS We are compelled to accept Your hospitality
or share your prison, he said addressing the giant
trust that You VIII make adequate ABRAMS ee-re-t5
for the comfort of this young lady. She already IS
worn with mental and physical strain Where IS
she TO sleep:'
Let her share my apartment, - broke i'm Nat-sf.s-
Yes, certainly. That Is the only thing ta E..-'
agreed Ivan. Come Captain, YOU and VIII leave
them a rest VIII do us no harm
Ermyntrude was strangely unwilling % be let5
alone with Natushka; but there was mo- help t-- r..
Ferventy assuring her that he would not De far
away, nor hesitate 20 summon her If news came.
Frank left her with hard-claSp 10 which he
valnly endeavored 10 impart a sense Of mere
COmradeShip in adversely. He felt and Erruvn-
trude knew it. that had he taken her in his
arms and kissed her 1t would have been "a
more adequate method of CONVEYING his real
sentiments. She said "Good-rght' with
timidity that was at once embarrassing and
delightful
Poor Natushka noted the manner of their
leave-taking; but looked in vain into tho large
and CuriOusly pathetic eyes OF the great Ivan
for hint of such intangible love-ras.--. She
sighed When the men had gone aar She did
not endeavOr to reopen the conversation with
Ermyntrude interrupted by the arrival of Ivan.
With stately polteness she pressed her guest
to occupy the only couch In the room. gave
her plentiful supply of rugs and ~er.er-sled
the FIRE. Then she too stretched to- graceful -
limbs pile of furs, and Errv-rra5e's last
drowsy impression, after muru-rf-g prayer
for herself and those she held dear. was that
the Circassian already was asleep
New-York tribune., 1905-05-28
CHAPTER Xxx.
The WiGch-WOcGOP

FRANK expected that Ermyntrude would be
/ greatly perturbed by the guarded revelation
he compelled to make. She was not
New-York tribune., 1905-05-28

The hour now was long past r- n- When
Stephanovitch and Armstrong r.a-arei the
exterior gallery the three hills war. .. ST.. E...-
BE as when the Englishmau was CON .-gr-f .1
Natushkas presence. He wondered why t's
was so, and what the change .r the weather
IDrtended.
There is a thaw in the air." s' -..r-
And that VIII affect us serious
" In what way"
Il cannot believe that You i-..-f sr r--...
a helpless Englishwoman and her e...-
helpless friend in this place d moment ......-
than is necessary. Lady Ermyr- -r.le .sr....-.r
never will marry Prince Meluik. r.- -...
all that she has learned tonight ..
IS impossible"
Women are not TO be t-.--e..
heads turn like weather-vanes be.a-e -.-.
She viii not be turned In t..-
no matter how the wind blows
Frank. Consider your position, Iva-
witch. This Prince of yours may
against your demands for months '..
New-York tribune., 1905-05-28

cannot contemplate keeping the Ens-l-
indefinitely
Things will happen soon. NOBILITY.
stoid reply, for the giant could be a mnrs. ....
or a tiery-souled reformer, according ta
They were about to enter the s-ee--r--.
tenanted by the men Frank had seen a.-..
when the latter noticed that the gallery -aH -.
farther along the face of the cliff.
Has this retreat been in existence lu--.
asked, abandoning the major topic -.-
moment.
Many generations"
Then it must be known to Prince Ne-.a
or at least to many OF his supporter
They never have been here
Possibly; but in the present excited state o-
country, and aided by thousands of soldier
(Coesfsac4 PISe ~
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Mr.. C. w. Brook, Editor OF the
Aberdeen Enterprise, Aberdeen,
Maryland, writes US
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ago and discovered il was q quick
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as the Chamberlain Remedy. For
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Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
taken for the complaints which it
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don't wait until you need IL before
you buy it. You don Il have time to
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For sale by Tippett, Johnson & Fox
well.
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[Br REoUEsr.l


Editor The World: There is q
great similarity between the politi-
cal career Of ex-Mayor Thomrs G.
Hayes and Gov. Edwin warfield.
Both unhesitatingly obeyed any or
der from their masters-Gorman and
Rasin-as long as those orders bene-
fitted them politically or financially.
Both owe everything they have or
had 10 the democratic party; both,
after their LAST election TO Office
by that party, blatantly proclaimed
their loyalty TO the democratic party,
and, except IN very rare cases, APP
pointed 70 Office republicans and
men who ALWAYS vote for a re-
publican. Both were doomed 10 a
gullable public by those trust and
corporation organs-the Sun and
the News-as the only great men of
the countryside next President OF
the United States-and no gather
ing, white or black, cut any ice I'm
less they were present. Will this
similarity be completed by Warfield
two days after his term OF Office ex-
pires, being as dead as Tom Hayes?
Baltimore and Maryland are owned
by the trusts and corporations
through the vote OF the negro and of
the scallawags Of Maryland and
from the south, now known as the
Rayner-Shepherd Bryan War Fl Q Id
reformers; hence the great effort OF
che trusts and corporations to pre-
serve the negro vote without which
the scallawag vote would be useless;
hence the leaders Of the opposition
TO the DISTINGUISHING amendment are
either trusts or corporations Attor-
neys (many Of whom are Confederate
renegades or disgrace the name OF
Confederates they are named after)
or men directly connected with or
interested in the trusts and corpora
tons; hence Warfield and Shepherd
Bryan, after being elected to Office
as the result OF their howls tor ue-
gro disfranchisement, did and are
doing all within their power 10 save
the negro vote for trusts and cor
porations use, knowing that every
negro dumped here by the south
makes the scallawag vote that much
the stronger, and this mendaciOus
element-the trusts and Corporations
and their tools-are, according tc
the Sun and the News, the pure
and godly" of this city and state.
FRANK DORSEY.
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No one can reasonably hope for
good digestion when the bowels are
constipated. Mr.. Chas. Baldwin,
OF Edwardsville, H., says, at suffer-
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stomach troubles for several years,
but thanks TO Chamberlain's Stom-
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Price % cents. For sale by Tippett,
johnson & Foxwell.
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RACES.

The st. Mary's Racing Association win
hold its Summer meeting at Leonard
town, Md, on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
August % and 80.
TUESDAY-lst race, running, y mile
heats, 2 in 3. Three to enter, two to
strt. Purse SIS.
End race, 3 minuts class, trot or pace,
B in 5. Three to enter, two to start.
Purse $25.
Bird race, 40 class, trot or pace, 3 in
5. Three to enter two to start. Purse
The first race is for horses bred and
ownedin theeounty. Thesecond and third
races are for horses owned in theeounty.
All entries to be made at p. N. the
evening before day Of racing. Entrance
lee 10 per cent. of purse. Division OF
same IS, % and 10 per cent. A horse
distancing field, or any part of it, viii
take only one money.
WEDNESDAR-1st race, running, Z
mile heats, In 3. Three to enter, two
to start. Purse $50.
and race, for colts, trot or pace. For
horses owned in the county. y mile
heats, 2 in 3. Three to enter, two TO
start. Purse $25.
Bird race, $50 class, trot or pace. For
horses owned in thecounty. Sins. Three
to enter, two To start. Purse $40.
4th race, free for all, trot or pace, In
D. Five to enter, two to start. Purse
L. LEE MATTINGLY,
Aug lO-St. Secretary.
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COLORED FESTIVAL

The Annual Festival for the colored
people OF st. Inigo's district will be held
at st. Inigo's Villa, on
WEDNESDAY, August %, 1905.
Dinner, supper, games and dancing.
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ALL persons indebted to me for black
smith and funeral accounts viii please
call and settle, otherwise they viii be
proceeded against according to law.
June 29-1m. 8. GLADYS DILL0W.
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Departed this life August 4. 1905, ANN
c., beloved wife of VIM. V. Raley, aged
81 years, months and % days. May
she rest in peacel