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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
pa the seals had huncned their hifs

II the Seals had punched their hits as
they did their misplays and boots yes
terday at Recreation Park. the stars
from Seattle would have taken a double
cefeat There was too much bad base
ball by the home talent in the morning
contest at Oakland. which the Siwashes
annexed 5 to ?. Uncle's warriors came
through with pair of aces in the second
spasm in the afternoon battle and copied
Il or ? 10 l.
The series ends with three for the
Seals and one less for the Siwashes.
Seattle was lucky TO grab one game, for
II san Francisco was there Uncle would
how be riding close up to the Tigers The
going was easy during the week, but the
work was too bushy.
Henley showed the multitude how he
toIld beat the Siwashes for the second
time during the week in the afternoon
kame. He twirled his usual good sample
Of the real old one-two-three out stuff.
He could Just as well have made il a
blank, for the run Seattle made resulted
from balk. Hall had everything except
r. the second, when three hits and a
tass turned the tide against him.
Irwin gave the Siwashes a start in the
hrst when be booted Miller's grounder.
Dusty stole in a twinkling, and Henley
baked like a cantankerous mule, giving
Miller another base. Kemmer responded
kith a drive to the left garden, letting
Einer register.
Cncle's tribe was there with a come
Back Of two in the next spasm. Irwin
got q four-spot and Nealon ripped one
over hrst that carried him half the way.
Danny shea copped a fast one. and as it
travelled out to center both men arrived,
ending the scoring for the day.
After the third the home talent could
not make good with hit till the eighth.
when Waldron tapped safely to center.
Seattle came near bringing one over in
.he third, but a fast throw to the plate
~ Wheeler, who was backing UP Neal
tn. saved run. Little O'Brien played a
clever game for the SiWashes at second.
I9e went up into the clouds after one
tT0m Shea's bat in the fourth and hooked
l. I5ndebrand was on third at the time
snd was cheated out of a run. The
score.
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GIANTS COMING FAST.
Commuters Go Down the Line I'm the
Fourth Consecutive Game.

PORTLAND May 2S.-Notwithstand-
ing a severe blow on the ear received
in yesterdays game by Mclean, the
Portland catcher had not only suffi-
ciently recovered to participate in the
game to-day with Oakland, but was in
strumental in securing Portlands first
run. Essicks single and two bad
throws by the visitors scored two more
runs in the third and three singles in
the seventh added two more to Port
lands credit Essick also distinguished
himself by holding Oakland down to
four scattered hits. Moskiman pitched
a good game for the visitors, but was
accorded poor support. Score:
Portland ABR H PA
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SANTA CRUZ CRICKETERS
LOSE IN SECOND MATCH
San Francisco County Eleven Defeats
Visiting Team by a Margin OF
Fffty-EOur Runs.

The visiting team of cricketers from
Santa Cruz played their second match
on the ground at Alameda yesterday
against the San Francisco County
eleven They scored 49 runs and lost
the match to their opponents, who,
aided by the fine score of 81 runs, not
out, from Harold B. Richardson, made
a total of 103 runs e. M. Petersen
captured six of the Santa Cruz wickets.
The visitors will take a rest to-day,
and tomorrow they will meet an
eleven of the Pacific Cricket Club on
the ground at Webster street, Alameda.
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WtIIiams Reeeives Bad support.

Dick Williams was the victim of. an
pther conspiracy yesterday morning at
Oakland, when his teammates played
sUsh league ball behind him and let the
BiWashes get away with the game.
J 70 ?. The seven errors happened at
triticsl times and all counted. VIII
.isms tWirled good ball and would have
made away with the game with any
kind Of support, as most of the hits
against him were registered after the
Telders had erred and let men get on
Tire bases. The score:
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TENNIS AVERC 0TIT CHAMPIONSHIP
TEN MOTOCYCLISTS FINISH
RUN WITH PERFECT SCORES


Ten motor cyclists tired. dusty and
sleepy, but still enthusiastic, arrived at
Larkin and McAllister streets last night
after having covered two hundred and
ffty-six miles to Del Monte and return
1t was the longest endurance race OF its
kind ever held on the Pacific Coast ana
proved success from every point or
view. The contest was held under the
auspices of the San Francisco Motorcycle
Club.
Seventeen men started in the contest
yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock from
Oakland. Thirteen of these arrived at
met with accidents, while another was
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Golf at BurIingame Country Club.

Mrs. William H. Crocker has offered
an artistic golf trophy to be competed
for on July by women, under the aus
plces Of the Burlingame Country Club
1t is TO take the place of the Poniatowsd
cup, which became the property of Miss
Florence Whittell last year This trophy
was first played for In 1899 and was won
in turn by Miss Alice Moffitt. Miss Crock
ett. Mrs r. Gilman Brown. Miss Ruth
UnderhiIl and Miss Florence Whittell-
The latter won it twice. making 1T her
property.
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REVENGE FOR ANGELS.
All the Tiger Pitchers Look Alike to
the Southern Stars.

LOS ANGELES, May 2S.--Los Ange-
fes held batting carnival to-day, ham
hering the offerings Of the two Ia
coma pitchers for total Of fifteen hits
and thirteen runs. Four Of the hits
were two -baggers. Hall. for Los An
geles, shut out Tacoma and held them
down TO two singles. Brown sup
planted Fitzpatrick in the third inning
after Los Angeles had fallen upon the
latter for four hits and six runs He
did little better, however, and was un-
able to stop the avalanche of base hits.
Score:
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SUMMARY

Errors-Atz. Runkle. Van Haltren, Streib,
Byrnes (2) Struck out-By Essck A. by
hoskiman 4. First base On errors-Portla a nd
2. Oakland /. Base on balls-On Essick 1. Left
on bases-Portland 4. Oakland g. Two-base
hit-McLean. Three-base hit-Schlaffey
Double play-Kruger to Streib. Sacrifice hits
-Atz, Van Buren, Stolen bases-Cook Nc
Creedie. Time of game-One hour thirty
minutes. Umpre-Klopf- Attendance $500.
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Another Phoenix victory.

OAKLAND, May 2S.-The Phoenix
baseball team Of ST. Marys College ad-
ded another to It's already long list of vic
tories to-day when 1t defeated the Pinole
team by a score of to 1. The battery
for the Phoenix team was that invincible
combination. Ferguson and Ryan, while
the Pinole team had Lob and Ganso In
the points Ferguson only allowed three
hits off his delivery.
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sDld moi finish.

After the yachts had crossed the start
ing line, Commodore w. G. Morrow sailed
out to the channel to give his crew some
practice in handling light sails Dr. r. l..
Hill in the sloop Queen cruised up to Cal
ifornia City and thence over to the city
front. The sloops Mike and Corinthian
were out in the channel for a trial Of
speed Many yachts of the Corinthian
fleet cruised along the water front
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BoStonians OutsIug
the Chicago
Americans.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
(NATIONAL LEAGUE)

was puzzle for the locals to-day, Cap
tain Chance being the only one to solve
his left-handed curves. Peiffer gave the
placed by Brown. Attendance HOO. Score:
r. H. E.
81 iiieTgo fsn,. ''.'''''.'.....'..........-a !
Bstteries-Peiffer. Brown and King; Kellum
and Warner.
CINCINNATI. May 2s.-Umpire En1sle had
a busy afternoon of it. banishing Wagner for
using bad language and benching Higgins and
Lever for disputing decisions. Overall pitehed
ance, 9OoO- Score:
Hihelnnau .....-.-..--............ IL
Batteries-overan and sehlei: Phillippi,
Lever. Howard, Carisch. UTnpire-Emslie
AMERICAN LEAGUE.)
CHICAGO May 2s.-Boston to-day defeated
Chicago in a slugging game TO 3. The local
team rallied in the last two innings but
were unable to overcome Bostons lead. The
batting of Grimshaw was the feature At
tendance 1900. Score:
3hiesgo 9ng ----..-.--.........-.- ?
Batteries-Owen Patterson ana Sullivan; j.
Tannehill and Criger.
ST. LOUIS. May 2s.-St Louis took the
final game of the series this afternoon from
Washington. 5 TO J. and saved being white
washed on the series. Petty was effective for
the home team. and the only run scored by
Washington came in on an error. Attend
ance l2,Soo. Score:
St. L9ul. ......................... B ID 10 f /
Bstteries-Peity and Weaver; Patten and
Kittredge-
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c. sylvester ID F. MOOfe TO, Lowry 10. Ham
sen Is, Kfncannon 17--S3.
Golden Gate team No. &c. Haight 15 w
Walters IS. Klevesahl 20, Gibson Is, Newbert
$3.50.
Golden Gate No. 10 Feudner IS. Nsuman
90 Webb 20, varien 20. E. Schultz 1e-g7
Vallejo team-Clark is. Chappell 49, Drake
IL o. Hara IA, Brown 1888.
Union No. 1-Holling 10, Reed 49, Bradick
10. Iverson 1s, Hawthurst 1913
Union No. 2--F. Feudner 16. j. McCutcheon
10. Sears Is, King IS. Daniels 1870.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bsses-McHale 2. Houtz Kane Hall.
Wsldron, Hlldebrand Irwin Errors-Irwln 2
Neslon 2 Wsldron, Wheeler, Gochnauer
Houtz. Two-base hits-McHale Spencer Ir-
win. Hildebrsnd Hall Sacrifice hits-Goch-
nsuer, Williams Firse base on errors-SeattIe
8. First base on called balls-OT Roach
fn Williams 3. Left on bases-Seattie II San
Francisco Z. Struck out-I3y Roach 2 by VII
liams l. Hit by pitcher-Kenrner Eastwood
Passed ball-Shea- Time OF game-One hour
ind forty-hve minutes. Umpire-Perine
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No SUNDAY Baseball in New York.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-As a result
of the opinion recently rendered by the
Corporation Counsel against Sunday
ball playing in New York, the police
refused to permit any games to be
played in the various parks in Bronx
borough and on the grounds of the
Catholic Protectory and st. Johns Col
lege, Fordham.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race ButweII, Katie Ash,
George T.
second race Birmingham, Chief
Hayes. Bitter Hand.
Third race-Gay Adelaide, Picture
Hat, So. Flour.
Fourth race-Monte, smathers' entry,
Terms Rod.
Fifth race-Axares. Judge Cantrill,
Lansdown.
sixth race-Light Opera, Athelrose,
VarrO.
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107 Clear Night lot Madri 1o7. Lotta Glad
stone 1O7. Draco 10 Foxhall ITO. Prince
Glenn no. Gauze no. Pluto 11O, Progression
1O7.
Light 80 Darius 99 Double 104 Roundeiay
los Schoolcraft 10S, Peggy ONeh 1OI
Third race one a sixteenth miles. sell
60 Grande Nitesse u. hoOo"ihA -" Jun
cannon 81. -. IN, ~,
True Wing 80. Gus Heidorn 100. Ed Ball 1OS.
Dr. Roberts 112.
Fifth race one and a sixteenth miles
Trinity Bell 1OT Berry Hughes 1O4 The Lady
Rohesia 1O7 Haviland los. Our Bessie lOe,
Rough and tumble no Rossmond Ill
sixth race five furlongs selling--Programrne
as PfttIxin 90 Rubino 104 Mr.. Scott 1O4,
Favorita los Delta LOG. Jurist 1O7. Granada
Weather clear. track fast
KANSAS CITY SELECTIONS.
First raee-Margaret VI, Alma Car
dia, PictO.
second raee-sehOOIcraft, ROundelay,
Double.
Third race-HeIgersOn, Dungannon,
Nina Fly.
Fourth race-True Wing Ed BAN,
Ascot Belle.
Fifth race-The Lady Rohesia, Rough
and Tumble, Berry Hughes.
Sixth race-Delta, Granada, Favorita.
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Bernard, Toman. Errors
Spies. sheehan (2), Eagan, McLaughlin.
Hits made-On Fitzpatrick 4. off Brown IL
Two-baee hits-Bernard. Flood. Smith, To-
man Sacrifice hits-FlOod, Smith, Spies First
base on err0rs-Los Angeles g. Tacoma J. Left
on bases-Los Angeles z Tacoma 2. Bases on
bslls-On Hall !, of Fitzpatrick g. of Brown
i. Struck out-By Hall 2. by Fitzpatrick 2.
by Brown 3. Double play-Sples 70 Flood
eire-DaYis.
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runner Ride. French Derby winner.

PARIS. May 2s.-The Prix Jockey
Club (the French Derby. for three
year-olds, at one and a half miles. for
a purse of $4,000. was run to-day at
ChantilIy. Michael Eprussfs Finnas-
seur. with the American jockey, Nash
Turner In the saddle, won the race.
beating the favorite. Phoenix. and also
Clyde, the winner last Sunday Of the
Prix de Diane.
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When one is afflicted with rheumatism,
to obtain relief as speedily as possible il
the first consideration; take Lash's Kid
ney and Liver Bitters.
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SUMMARY.

stolen bsse-Waldron Errors Kemmer. Ir-
hIn. Wheeler, Henley. Two-base hit-Nealon.
sacrihc hits-O' BFien. KeEmer, Miller. First
ssse on errors-Ssn Francisco 1. - attle
First base on called baIls-Off Henley 3 OF
Hsl L. Left on bases-San Francisco g. Sc
attic g. Struck Out-By Henley ?, by Hall 8.
Double plsys-W sldron to Shea. Gochnauer to
Wheeler 70 Nealon- Balk-Henley Time Of
ta-me-One hour and forty minutes. Umpire
berfre.
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KANSAS CITY NTaIEs.

KANSAS CITY, May 28.-The entries
for to-morrow's races follow:
First race four furlongs. maidens-Alma
Cardia 107 Miss Anxious 107. Margaret NJ
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GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.

fBy the New York Morning Telegraph.)
First race-Hamburg Belle, Lady
Amelia, Kiamesha.
Second race-Phyllis A, Jessamine,
Old Ella.
Third race-Oarsman, st. Valentine,
Spring.
Fourth race Bennington entry,
George C. Bennett, Veronese.
Fifth race-LittIe Woods, De Reszke,
Miss Rillie.
sixth race-FIaxman, Bank, Ceder-
strOm.
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HAMBURG BELLE
To SPORT SILK
Pride of Paget Stable Will
Meet Some Fast Ones To-
Day at Gravesend Track
HILDRETH HAS ENTRIES
Well-KnOwn Trainer Will
Send the Smathers Mare,
Irene Lindsey, to the Post

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Western
horses will be dangerous in at least one
or two races at Gravesend tomorrow
and 1t will be we'll to look out for them.
In the Manhassett stake George c. Ben
nett, a clinker from all accounts, will
be seen for the first here, and the Ben
nington entry will have to look to its
laurels in upholding the honor Of the
East. The card looks promising for
some excellent sport and every event
has suff1ciency of entries.
The opening event looks like hot
fight between Lady Amelia and Ham
burg Belle. Both mares are speedy be-
yond a question. II il comes down to a
matter of endurance Hamburg Belle
looks the best, but she may not have
quite as much early speed. In spite of
her phenomenal speed Lady Amelia
could not get away from her field the
last time out and therefore she may not
be quite at her best yet Outcome and
Memories will carry the Clay cOlors and
both mares have distinguished them
selves in many hard-fought battle on
metropolitan tracks. Irene Lindsay is
as good as she ever was. Trainer Sam
Hildreth will do all he can to succeed
with her, as she is the first thorough
bred he saddles in the East for some
time.
Gold Rose has a world of early speed.
but she will probably find the distance
rather too far for her. Kiamesha is sure
to go well, and as she has shown what
she can do with weight up she must be
given a chance. The days entries:
First race about six furlongs. handicap
Hamburg Belle 122. Lady Amelia 120. Irene
Lindsey 115 Memories 112 Outcome los, New
Mown Hay 107 Gold Rose 80, Marjoram 90,
Ancestor 95 Lady Henrietta 90 Kiamesha 81.
Campo Diamond
Second race, five furlongs, two-year- ods,
selling hllies-Vttesse 81. Sand Storm 30. An
dria no. Speedway 94. Miss Cliff %, Isolation
95 Aimee Abbot 100, Lady Hindoo 100, Ano-
dyne 104 Jessamine 90, Odd Ella 81 Goidie
a. Minnehaha 103 Early Hours So, Phyllis
A 99
Third race. mile and seventy yards, handi-
cap-Africander 126, st. Valentine Ill, Red
Knight no. Miss Crawford no Ananias 1O6.
Spring 105 Oarsman 102, Orly III 102 Red
Friar 81, Uncas SO. Brigand 81. Black Prince
90 Stamping Ground 50. Palm Bearer 92
Fourth race. five and half furlongs. two
year-olds. the Manhassett-Albert 1O7. We
ronese 107, Osiris 1O7 Voorhees, 107. Green
Room 1O7 George c. Bennett 112. At Dawn
1O7 Cary 1O7 Eltopia 107 Capias 1O7.
Fifth race. one and sixteenth miles, selling
Siglight g. Contend Ice. Jane Holly 105. St
o. Jennie McCabe 81. Sidney c. Love 100.
Miss Rillie 103. Little Woods Sc. Onward 80,
Memories Ill. Hippocrates 1O3. De Reszke 109,
Orly II 1O4.
sixth race. about six furlongs, three-year-
olds-Koenigen Luise 80, McChord ia. d Ar
Claimant LOG. DIR. Royal 101 Bank 100. Hya-
cinth 90, Bedella 80. Uncle Bob 104, Cedar
strome 109
Weather clear; track fast
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Totals 81 5 q 16 Totals 81 o "a IL
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
Portland --.......0 2 o o o x-5
Base hits ......0 0 x-9
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SPORTS
PAGE
SHENS TIMLEY BINGLE
BREAKS UP THE GAME
Seals Play Good Ball Behind Henley, but
Give Williams No Support.
RESULTS OF GAMES.

San Francisco, 2; Seattle, L.
Seattle, So San Francisco 2.
Los Angeles, I3; Tacoma, o.
Portland, IS Oakland, O.
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Totals.29 o 2 "a 13l
Thomas batted for F
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.HERBINE.

Will overcome Indigestion and de.
spepsia; regulate the bowels and cure
liver and kidney complaints. It is
the best blood enricher and vigorator
in the world. It is purely vegetable
perfectly harmless, and should you be
q sufferer from disease, you will use
it il you are wise.
r. N. Andrews, Editor Mgr. Cocoa
and Rockledge News, Cocoa, Fla.
writes: 81 have used your Herbine
in my family, and find it most ex-
cellent medicine. It's effects upon
myself have been a marked benefit.
recommend it unhestitatingly. SOC.
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EXPOSURE.

To cold draughts Of air, to keen and
cutting winds, sudden changes Of
temperature. scanty clothing, undue
exposure of the throat and neck after
public speaking and singing, bring on
coughs and colds. Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup is the best cure.
Mrs. A.. Barr, Houston, Texas,
writes, Jan. 81 1909: Zone bottle
of Billiards. Horehonnd Syrup cured
me Of very bad cough. It is very
pleasant to to take. 22c, SOC, $500
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Remember the coupons in The
News count for one vote each. For
instance if you can get 10, 80, 100 OF
any amount of coupons from the pa
per each week you will have that
many votes credited to the lady you
vote for. These newspaper coupons
are absolutely free; simply cut out as
many as you can get, write the lady 4
name in the blank space and drop
them in the box at the millinery par
Tor: If it is not convenient for you
to vote in person, send them by mail
to any friend you may have here, or
simply address piano Box, Brandon,
Miss. and they will be Immediately
deposited in the box, the envelope not
being opened until the committee
counts the votes. The News would
like to see contestants from every part
Of the county. Go to work for one Of
your lady friends.
The contest will close Saturday,
July /, at IL o'clock noon. The cou-
pons will be printed in the paper each
week until that date. Vote every
coupon You can get; you stand just al
good chance as anyone to win that
beautiful piano.
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PRlOKLY ASH BITTERS cures the
kidneys, regulates the liver, tones up
the stomach and purifies the bowels.
A. G. Thornton Special Agent.
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has 1854 in the bank and also has 200
chickens that he had to feed all
winter. He also says that at the end
of four years she will own the farm
and be charging him rent for living
on it.
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A Kanses farmer is kicking because
he gave his daughter pair Of chick
ems two years ago and promised to
feed the increase for four years if she
would take care of them, He says she
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will have more than the statutory
five days or not, but it is my desire to
have four weeks as last year. Teach
ers, you may decide the place of hold
ing this institute. Vote for one Of
three places aud send your preference
by mall, also state time best suited.
s.. r. MYERS.
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We are agents for the celebrated
Mccormick mowers rakes, etc., and
keep at all times full supply of
parts and fixtures for same. Don t
fail to investigate the Mccormick be-
fore buying. Brandon Mercantile 90.
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OFFICE DAYS

will be at my Office on Wednes
days and Saturdays Of each week
s. r. Myers.
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Don't forget we sell, buggies
Greensboro wagons and "Charter Oak
cook stoves. Barnes & Ragland.
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THE PIANO CONTEST.

The committee in charge Of The
News popular piano contest counted
the votes yesterday evening at
o'clock. The result stood as follows:
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FOR SALE.

One gin outfit complete, also one
grist mill. For terms and particulars
apply to GEO. ROBINSON, Pela-
hatchie Miss.
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Local and Personal
Mention.

Circuit court meets next Monday.
Fl. A. Busick is i'll at Holly Grove
Hotel.
Mrs. Sedgewick is on the ST OK list
this week.
Walter Smith, of D'Lo, spent Tues
day in town.
Miss Mamie Bruce has been quite
sick this week.
Mrs. Sol Dobson is again at home
after several weeks absence.
1 j. T. Baxter, Jackson architect,
was Brandon visitor Tuesday.
Miss Irene Hobson is spedning the
week with Mrs. s. f. McLaurin.
Mrs. Jennie Pearson, OF Pearson
station, spent Tuesday in our city.
! Mrs. N. E. Jones spent a few days
in Jackson last week visiting friends.
B. F. Mulhollan has ripe peaches
- and soon will have all kinds of fruits.
Linda Atkins entertained a number
OF friends Saturday at a birthday
party.
Miss Minnie Watson has accepted
a position as day operator at the
\ exchange.
George Montgomery, of Delhi, La
spent Monday and Tuesday with
Brandon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Barnes are
happily domiciled in their new home
on College street.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor
is now organizing a lodge of this
order in Brandon.
4 E. A. Comfort, OF Canton, spent
the first part of the week here, with
friends and relatives.
Sunday is childrens day at the
Methodist church; an interesting
program has been prepared.
Mrs. T. T. Cottrell and little
daughter Ruth, are visiting friends
Z at New Prospect, this week.
Mrs. DR.. Goodman and children, of
Cary. are guests of Mrs. Goodman g
mother, Mrs. John Ohleyer.
Miss Myra Ritchiethe, eff cient and
attractive telephone operator at For.
est, visited homefolks yesterday.
What has become Of the artesian
we'll? Brandon has sorely felt the
need of it for the last week or two.
Mrs. Belle Matthews and Miss
n Annie Kline, Of Thomasville, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. W. W. Robson.
The U. D. C's urge the payment of
all subscriptions to the monument
fund, and solicit aid to build same.
Mrs. A. A. Greenland, Of Bolder,
Colo, and Mrs. @. W. Runge are
visiting Mrs. l.. A. Runge and fam.
lily.
W. s. May is attending the for
tietn annual session of the Mississippi
Press Association at Greenville this
week.
Mrs. r. F. Brown was quite i'll
last week, we are glad to see her
OUT to the delight of her many
friends.
Will Evans, of Pelahatchie, has
charge of the Brandon exchange in
J place of M. Allen who has gone to
Edwards.
DR.. P. P. Walker was in jackson
Tuesday attending the state dental
= board of examiners Of which he is
secretary.
Z Read the advertisement elsewhere
in this issue of The Chicago Store at
Jackson. They are selling at greatly
! reduced prices.
The Knights and Ladies' of Honor is
28 years old, has paid over $22, 900, 600
ia death benefits, and now has large
surplus on hand.
Children's Day at Mt. Carmel was
quite success. Those who attended
from here report spring chickens very
much in evidence
Note the change Of advertisement Of
j. Z. Tanner, Pelahatchie. He has
4 just received . car Of ice and is pre-
pared to serve yon.
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The Ready to- earp clothing II
J. a. Spann 81 Cos is now going at .
sacrifice. Don't fail to dress while
you can dress cheap.
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SUMMER INSTITUTE.
When and where should it bs held !?
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