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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Sheepshead Bay.

New York, September 5.-Juggler, the heavily played favorite scored an easy victory in the autumn stakes for two years at Sheepheads Bay today. He took the lead at the start and making all the pace, won easily by five lengths. Bell mere was second three lengths before Athlete.
 First race, selling mile-Arsenal 1O4 (Rowan) 5 to l. won; The Lady Rohesia, 9S IIeatherton), to l. second; Lord Badge. 110 (Muth), Il to 5, third Time 1:42 3-5
 Second race, six furlongs on maiE course -Burleigh, 12O DominiclO, to 10, won; Adriutha, 110 (Shaw), 20 to l, second; Mi das, 93 (McDonald), IS to 5, third. Time 1:14 4-5.
 Third race, the autumn stakes last six furlongs of futurity course-Juggler, 1Of (Hildebrand), 2 to 5, won; Belmere, 107 (ONeilD, to 1, second; Athlete, 107 (Crimmins) to 2, third. Time l IS 3-5
 Fourth race, mile and quarter-Oiseau, If co NeilD, 1 to 9, won; Oliver Cromwell. 105 (lIildebrand). 2 to 1, second; Judge Hines, 1O2 (Burns), 12 to 1, third. Time POS.
 Fifth race, selling. last five and a half furlongs of futurity course-Zuna, 99 CMil- ler), 15 to 1, won; Elosia, 102 (SewalD, to 1, second; Sufficiency, 107 (BelD, 10 to l. third Time 1:08.
 Sixth race, selling, mile and six teenth on turf-Onates, 101 (Martin), : to l. won; Lady Ellison, 95 (Wiley), to 1, second; Cloverland, 106 Fountain), 50 to l. third. Time 52 3-5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
Showing of Exclusive Models
 In Ready=tO=Wear.

The arrivals of the past few days have put new life into the Cloak and Suit Department This week the advanced Autumn styles are shown in a variety of styles weaves and colors, sufficient to satisfy the early purchaser, that she is making no mistake as to what will be worn the coming season. These cool days are loudly demanding the coat suit and the coat suit is here at prices most reasonable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
Atlanta 4. New Orleans 2.

Atlanta. Ga. September 1.-The listless playing of New Orleans today gave the game to the home team. Attendance 1260. Score: R.H. E. New Orleans ............ 900 100 01O-2 Atlanta ............. GOO 200 11*-4 6 1 Batteries-Reynolds and Sullivan; Teller and Archer. Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Carpenter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
SLACPILE NOTES

Three straights was going some for a bunch thought to be dead ones a few weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
sheepshead Bay Entries.

First race, steeplechase, short course Balzae, 15s; Maiden. 1856; Trek, 14s; Ruths Rattler, callorhatchie. 146; Valley Forge, IA; Trenet the Mere, 1i0; Headland, 135; Knight of Harlem, 19S; Daffdown billy, 13O.
 Second race, the Bells, four and a half
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 3.

Batteries: Lynch and Gibson; Reuloach, Lundgren and O'Neill. Time, hours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06

Rest awhile and hear good Music by the Appelo Piano Player at E. E. Forbs Plane Co.,, 10O3- -3rd. Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06

Charlie Franks desire to have the sea- son terminate before the time set will hardly be gratifed. Birmingham is dead
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-13

Minulou sobotu odpole,lne WYE
Ii jsou sobe, ctvero fybafn stat
nych (obzvlast' dva), ma lov ryb
k fece Misdrske, Ably Sc dobfe
chytali, uznali IN velmi chvalitcb-
ne, wit sebou ire tuctd moku
oSvezujiciho, iakoz papanicka
mnoheho. by sobe mohli natfft
nacka zrav6ho. | vyieli jSou sob6
. mil anglickych, jizne ma zipad,
ma ccste piln6 pfihybali sobe
moku prot slucem pichnutf chra-
niciho. iako& j vuftu prot mdlobe
a slabosti boiuiiciho. NJ pfiieli
jsou k farme pfitele pohostineho.
iehoz farma vedle feky Misnrske
jest. swine vyskoeivse Y koch
ru pohodlnGho, a derouce Sc zkrze
blato. bahno. n housti stanuli u
feky, poskytujici pohledu roman
tickcho, We ktere ncscetnG mnoz-
stvi RIB pohybovalo Sc.
! vrhli sit suchou do vody mo-
kre n kalne, u rozdelayse oheh We
sely, pekli jsou M proutkach w
bovych, kornbifu slaneho (ze snl
della zfzeh, a zizeh nepfiiemnost,
obzvlasf neni-li il elm uhasit, ma
to mas ctverlistek nevzpomnel,
aniz vzpomnel ze Til tucty flasck
vschlo).
Kdyz isou Sc naicdli masa zrid-
neho, pfisia jest zizeh rozmeru o.
hromneho; n ponevat dive rybafI
statnych, hasiGi jsouce. zaGali hasit
vodickou Bruce, Vodickn dobra
Gistfci rozum, nesla jest k duhu
nasim rybafum.
vzpomn6li sob6 ma sit We fece,
snad fiaka ryba Dude v nj piece.
Vytahli sfti-ien dve rybiGek
bylo ' nj videt-smal sc mesfeek.
jeli isou domu We vzteku moe;
mem, a kdyz domu pfiiizdeli, o
hrnzo! strasidlo bile n tluste jsou
videli. Jak Sc obievilo. TAX sc tea
ztratilo; a ctvero rybafa legiaci
z mel melo. Zvonec-Konec.
Dobre piano ma prodej; kriisny
ton a V lplnem pofadku; proda Sc
IN $50. Pfihlaste Sc V nasi IRA
dovne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-13

Zakon ktery porouci by Sc po-
ffdila v kazdcm maste yana, na
potapenf dobytka. uskutccnil Sc
minuly tyden. kdyz ptiielo do
fankton % nlaiiteld dobytka y
m6sta Violin. 30 od Mission Hill.
zadaiicc okresni komisafe by Sc
Jim V jeiich m6stcch zfidily ony
vany. Jezto zakon III. ~ Sc mo-
hou, V kterymkoliv mGste. mn III
dost obyyatelG, n petici ktera jes,
podepsiina Is dobytkafi, potapeci
vany zfidit. tudiz obe zadosti byly
pfijmuty; a vany do amintnych
NEST vloscny budou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-13
Ia DIN 7 Ins pektor

We schulz dobytkafd, ktera Sc
odbyvala Gtery, V okresnf budo-
We Tyndall, ndvrh ma ustanovenf
inspektora pro dobytek, pro tento
okres byl porazen. Mktefi SOU
hlasf S tfmto rozhodnutfm, avsak
vyekejme casu. Zakon znf re
kdyz dobytkafi neustanovi samy
pax dojde fada m okresnf komi-
safe, ktefi mali tn moe jej ustano-
Wit; kdyby konecne oni byli pro-
ii tomu, pax okres Dude bez nej.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-13
cEsKE zPRAvY


FIR. Mach LestervillskS byl vi
den V mest6. pondeli.
Petfik a Homer zacnou nyni
kupovat smetanu.
yclp. Bouska Sc vrStil y Omahy
minnlou sobotu.
FIR. Rcidingr byl hostem V Ger.
tov6 Hindu. Neb., V nedeli.
Karel Houska Lestervillsky sc
potuloval m6st6, pondeli.
j. J. Hanousek odjel Sc svou
rodinou do zaslibene zemG, Rose
bud, v Iiery.
Josef Fejfar Max Kaiser y
Utica, byli V meste dtery IA
obchodni zalezitosti.
Vac. Skorpik manzelka pfijeli
z Wagner do mSsta va stfedu, IN
navstevou u pfatel znamych.
Kontraktor Pullman Lesterville
sky Dyl V mest6. V sobotu "a Oh
chodnf zalezitosti.
Anton J.Novak kupuje smetanu
pro Hanford Produce Co., a plati
hotovyma "a nj.
Licitacni letaky (sale biils) w 3.
konavame lipravne, rychle LEVINE
V iazyku cesk6m anglickcm.
Josef Black Josef Fejfar y
Utica byli V mest6, ned6li, IN
obchodni zalezitosti, kterou male
ute vyjednali.
PAM Jifiho Trunce. Vojtecha
Hefmana .Josefa Horacka byli
u zubniho lekafe Yankton, V
pondelf.
Mas zverolekaf w. Lee maze
byt nalezen kdykoliv ma hotelu
Taborskem, tenn kteff by potfe-
boyali jeho sluzeb.
Anton j. Novak prodava stroje
ma oddelovani smetany Cream
Separator), zvanG U. S. Potfe-
bujeteli tento stroj, obratte sc $
dIverou ma mel, nebot vas obslou-
II poctive a svedomite.
Obdrzeli jsme potesuiici zvest
10 PAM V. +. Wagncra, ktcra Sc
odebrala do Omahy minuly trden,
Sc jiz podrobila operaci, kterou
stastn6 pfestala, V nemocnici sv.
Josefa, a re Sc naleza ma cest6
k uzdravenf. yrati prs sc asi IN
mesfc.
Dostali jsme velkou zasobu ak
cidencniho pisma Job type) a md-
zem vykopat veskcfe ceske tisk-
owe price, TAX he V6m. nenf tfeba
posilat eesks prace ma vychod
kdyz nase ,tiskdrna Vas mIze "a
sobit vsim echo pottebujete.
FIR. Sisler Tyndallsky, jednatel
pro Dubuqe Pivovarnickop .Spo-
leGnost, pan Smuk, hlavnf III
stupcc feeene spoleGnosti, Y Du-
buque, Iowa, byli m6ste v pom
deli IN obchodnf zalezitostf, a iak
oby6ejne, mnozi NELL posviceni.
Josef Janousek, byvalg spolu-
zak Tamase Wagnera, M univer-
site sv. Jana, stravil nekolik hodin
sc SWIM kamaradem, minulou
stfedu, Pan Janousek pfitomnc
je poslucha6 pray ma zmfnane
universfte, ma nadeji ma gradus
CT tento rok. Aekoliv je domovem
v severni Dakote, hodla rozvinout
svoji plsobnost v tonic statu.
Vac. j. Wagner feditel v drew
afskem sklade pane Ptakov6, kou-
pill minulou sobotu od y. j. Ha-
nouska veskeren majetck, sestava-
jfci Y obchodnf budovy = rozlic-
nych staveb patficfch X one budo-
We; a tex sklad domaciho. nabytku.
ktery mini vyprodat V 3Oti demim
vyprodeji, jak uvedeno v oznamce
mn prvni strane. 10 tim G6elem
zamestnal galantniho Mateje Wei
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-13

Dobre piano ma prodej; kr;isnF
ton a V tiplnem pofadku; proda Sc
IN $50. Pfihlaste Sc V nasi IRA
doyne.
The sun., 1905-10-01
The Trained Nurse Part
ia Building the Canal.

Il Gfr,tm Gft 1 vEw n iE- ~ r 2 r-w-
fIsowim Fvm Ire Nc IIc.pWs n Aaron
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crowd, everybody in mask and a general
air OF festivity prevailing. Occasionally
the nurses have been persuaded to go to
the theater at Tanama to see some COM
pany Of players from Spain, but the ex-
pertinent is seldom repeated. The plays
produced there are q little tee -isIue to
suit the American mind, and as the nurses
are more or less familiar with the language
it is impossible to pretend that one does not
understand.
"The nurses are quite we'll known all
about the country, even when seen in civil
ian dress, as you might call it, and it would
not do, even If they wished it, to mingle
too much in the life there-that would seem
to cast reflection on their serious work.
The Government is generous to them
the salary s about three times what the
nurses in the States get.
THE mess is beyond praise. There are
a number Of hotels in Panama, some that
have been built for the use of the engineers,
officials and their wives, and the regular
Spanish hotels, the best of which charge
about IS a day in our money, but every one
admits that the hospital table is the best
of any, and when it Is considered that q
great deal of our food Is necessarily i'm
ported, that means a great deal,
a chicken farm at Panama believe q
fortune could be made. AS it is eggs are
a dollar and a half dozen there. The
Chinese are particularly successful in raising
vegetables and some Of the little gardens
that they have are filed with all kinds Of
garden truck The cooking is American
at the hospital, and the tropical fruits are OF
course abundant, especially bananas and
plantains.
Panama itself has many interesting
places to visit Cathedral Park is situated
in the center OF the city. and concerts are
given twice q week"
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THAT sussra.lon certainty shpud ~
fplIowrd nn ihr a'asr IN ff,i'r ~ thr man.
serr's consistent d~mnnd ths' actora should
~ rpmmont lice and collo1uisi To my
mind tho mos, important thing ~ sli q
that an actor sho,ild syaah thr tayt ~ he
psrt ~ that " can ~ heard BY eveTybvly
who goes to The thsstcf fhe nfst. I'm
poftant thing for an actor W de-, then,s to
stcas clearly
we have, ~ coura~. fner productions
than we uaci 10, and more money ia spent,
h,r there were many impressive effects IN
the old times, and n Ia n mistake TO believe
that what is Spectacular and thrilling ia
altogether new.
Il remember AZ the old Bowery Theater
In some of the Napoleonlc plays the run
ways we're built as high as tho top of the
theater IN was possible on that vast
stage. and II was thrilling 10 see the soldiers
dragging up the cannons ~ they would on
the sides Of tho mountains.
"It was In that thca.er that Dan Marble
M sam Patch used to jump from the top. Of
the theater into the tank of water under
tho stage. Oh yes, we had o,ir thriiling
effects In the old times, even " We didn't
spend quite SO much money as the managers
do now
The sun., 1905-10-01

fourished, and were found in respectable
strength over wide areas. But different
arrangement now obtains.
Instead of having large tracts of heather
like patches, 80 that the birds may be en-
couraged to feed and nest in the narrow
drives. When the glorious twelfth comes
round the sportsmen simply operate along
the moor roads shaped by the burning
dreds.
The arrangement may be an economical
one, but it cuts both ways. The majority
of the birds may find lodgment among
the new heather, but as they are not as
intelligent as human sram ggs beings they Ss csnnH not
heather. As a matter Of fact many coveys
do feed on old heather, which breeds dis
ease, and once disease becomes rampant 1t
spreads rapidly and kills more birds than
the sportsmen do.
Stifl another cause Of the growing scarcity
OF grouse, due also to the commercial
spirit which pervades sport, Is the rapid
growth of bracken. All over the highlands
north and west, from Perthshire to Suther-
landshire, complaints are heard OF its slow
but sure conquest OF the hills.
The agriculturists and sheep farmers
used to keep down the bracken. but when
the deer forests became fashionable the
bracken assumed the role OF the monarch
OF the glen. And the older the forests
LIE flOI6 DleuIllu III 10 OiiC DIuShCh
In these deer forests the old pests Of Scot
land are increasing in great numbers. Wild
cats, eagles, foxes, adders. &C.. flourish
free from disturbance by their natural
enemy-man. The owners and lessees OF
deer forests are aware Of this fact and do
not object to the increase Of these wild
animals because they keep down grouse
and ground game which disturb and warn
the deer when the stalking season Is In full
swing. But the sheep farmers suffer much
loss from the ravages Of the foxes. which
when birds and hares seek pastures new
give much trouble by worrying and de-
vouring sheep and lambs.
The decay of old fashioned sport is
doing much injury to the highlands OF
Scotland. Artificial conditions have been
created to make it easy for the holiday
maker to boast of record bags. But nature
is taking her revenge. and the day is coming
when the country will pay the penalty for
the empty glens and the bracken con-
quered hills, which will, as years 60 on,
yield less sport than eves.
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IN uW huf'hefn COMMITTEES ard lasts three
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tcen mon,hs have ~ had any esf'hVunsr
Fats and that wss orly allsM one
'HW the poit ltsl slofna'-
They Hst ~ y scafe answered ono ~
tho nurses laushinaiy. 'Once wc woke
up 10 and IN" grounds ~ the hospital under
The sun., 1905-10-01
THE HOSPITAL BUILDINGS AT ANCoN.

naval control, The sailors were there to
protect our lives and property, as 1t was
rlmored that the President was to be seized
by some insurgents at a fete that was to
be given at Panama. But nothing doing.
After a while the sailors and marines re-
turned TO their ships. Most OF the revolu-
tions there never get further than talk.
"The situation OF Ancon is most pic
turesque. 1t is midway up hill and has
a beautiful outlook. 1t is right on the edge
of the Zone, and when the work reaches
so far we shall be right in the midst Of
things.
THE native population is of a mixed
variety, Colombians, French, Spanish,
Indians. Even in what are known as
the best families there is often strain Of
negro blood.
"The native woman's dress is very pic
turesque. The waist is cut rather low,
showing the neck and shoulders, and trim
med with ruffle or two about the open
ing. The skirt is rather short. also trimmed
with ruffles. The hair is ornamented with
pins and artificial flowers and quantities
of chains are worn about the throat.
Some of these chains are made Of gray
beads taken from plant that looks like
corn. There is another variety Of red beads,
and these are supplemented with shells
and the ordinary beads we wear.
"The money is silver, and dollar is
worth about half dollar in our money.
The smallest coin is what is called the
balboa, a tiny bit of silver about the size
of the nail of the little finger. This
is worth about five cents. They have no
copper money, nothing to correspond to
our cent or the English penny.
.The windows Of the Ancon hospital
The sun., 1905-10-01

come from the disgruntled, from men who
have gone there, lived reoklessly and paid
the price.
.Ns true there Is hard work, wearisome
conditions and disease lurking near for the
mwary, but Panama offers much to Offset
these, have been there sixteen months
and have not had malaria. I attribute this
to the fact that l have taken unremitting
care Of myself.
Before started vAsnt to celebrated
physician connected with the Presbyterian
Hospital and asked how / should avoid It,
One Of the simple precautions which he
prescribed and which have never omitted
was to have a heavy steamer blanket placed
over my mattress and under the sheets,
no matter how warm the tropical night
might be. The idea of this is that the
dampness in the climate permeates the
mattresses, and even the daily summing that
they all get in dry weather does not keep
them in proper condition.
Always keep dosed with quinn was
another piece of advice he gave. When
ever there is the slightest feeling Of languor,
depression an unwillingness to work or
to play, the quinn must be taken to ward
OF an attack. Another thing that was
careful about was never to sleep with the
air blowing. across my bed. After mid
night there is cool, damp wind, and when
1t strikes the sleeper she is apt to become
chilled even if she does not awake. 1t Is
In gIarding against these changes Of tenn
perature that one path Of safety lies.
There is at present staff of forty-six
nurses in the hospital at Ancon. The
buildings are the old ones used by the French
when they owned the canal, and when the
Government nurses of the United States
The sun., 1905-10-01

he is sure sooner or later to stumble
against one. And, better still, IL he sets
out the beaters he will have them running
past him in half dozens.
men: who cannot shoot like sportsmen
use dumdum and explosive bullets. A
charge sufficient to kill cat or a rabbit
would bowl over q roe. but the city man
cannot afford to risk a miss at twenty yards.
He must kill at any price.
ago a gallant party had to their credit
about half dozen roes. One was bowled
over at a distance Of fifteen yards. An
explosive bullet struck it right amidshipss
and carried away the greater portion Of y
the lower part OF its body. Another mao nad
first had decapitated the animal and the
second had reduced its hinder part to a
nulp In the entire collection there was
not skin that could be preserved.
Il is a bad thing for the moors when
sporsmsn Of this kind are let loose upon n3
causing a scarcity Of grouse. When they
return home the keepers have to under
take the work OF thinning down the coveys
40 that the birds may not exterminate
their race like the Kilkenny cats. Young
male birds outnumber the young 1hs iemaIes snn;ne
time the bachelors in grouse land begin to
fight innumerable duels to the death
It is necessary therefore that the game
keepers should shoot as many male male o'sqs sps
left freely stocked the gamekeepers are
nraoticaiiy unable or not numerous enough
to cope with the task. and large numbers m shs
N 0Iiests are invited to take part in the
snort. These guests may be. and usually
are. good marksinen, but few OF them are
able to tell a male from q female ,I bird lat at
is often not little better than the disease,
and the females are left in hopeless
minority, being less strong on the wing
Another reason for the growing scarcity
~ good birds Is the prevalence OF disease.
again the m9dsrn ode o.s sp9gftspbad of br the
aro,,se feed on young heather, and to
insure insure them getting the proper food large
tracks Of moor must be BY burned Ss1, when b,rss
sscra v,oSy Are was no uncommon spectacle,
and and Ioass heather WAS thus allowed 70
ROW in Abundance. The young oaros
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