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Umpire KLEIN and renny Fight.

Boston. Aug. S.-Following Tuesday
National league baseball game between
Boston and Pittsburg on the South End
grounds, there was a personal encounter
between Manager and First Baseman
Fred Tenney of the Boston team and
Umpire KLEIN. Tenney. accused KLEIN of
of negleeting to deliver over to him the
balls used in the game. which are al
ways considered the property of the
local club. He then attempted forcibly
to search the umpire's pockets. An ex-
change of blows followed and KLEIN. il
is alleged, threw one of the balls at
Tenney, hitting him in the face. Both
men bear marks of the encounter. which,
it is EXPECTED. will be the subject of re-
ports to President Pulham of the Ma
tional league by the umpire and by the
Boston management.
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they were exchanging greetings and do
ing the Alphonse-Gaston act the ball
landed and Hurlburt was calmly. repos-
ing on first. Downs then took poke
az 6ne of Williams invincible brand and
after the remains had been collected
HuFlburt had spoiled all chances OF q
shutout and Downs had gotten as far
as third. Davis ended this round OF
trouble by tanning.
The next inning opened by Andrews
working 4 pass from the Wichita hero.
Henry singled and Raglan attempted a
bunt forcing the foxy doctor out at
third. This left two on bases and Hal1a
sent out a pretty single which added
two more chalk marks t. the trouble Of
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
chicago 4. Philadelphia o.

Chicago. Aug. s.-Opportune hitting
and clever base running caused Phila-
delphia to suffer its third straight de-
feat at the hands of Chicago by a
score Of to O. Walsh pitched in
fine form, allowing the visitors but
three scattered hits. Only one of the
visitors reached third base. The game
was marked by perfect fielding.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Chicago ..-...s........0 z -
Philadelphia .........0 0 0 Q 0 90 90 0
Batteries-walsh and Sullivan; Wad-
dell and Schreck.
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Nelsnn savs Goldneld.

Salt Lake City. Aug. 8.-There IS no
prospect that~the9 Cans Nelson fight
will be held in san Francisco or Sacra-
mento, according to Battling Nelson.
He said that Nolan had met Graney
@Goldfeld has dealt squareiy with
me, and in spite Of the S42,oe purse
offered by Sacramento, We are COM
PEELED to pull the match off at Gold
field,' said Nelsons
Nolan has charge of things. and I
am confident that he Will not change
his present plans. Goldf1eld has grant
ed every courtesy we have asked. and
have no reason to believe he will de-
viate from his plans
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERIcAN LEAGUE.
Club.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 0.

Philadelphia. Aug. Philadelphia
shut out the st. Louis team in a battle
of the pitchers. The only run of the
game was scored in the sixth inning by
Philadelphia through consecutive hit
ting. Both teams put up q good fielding
game.
Score by innings: RIB. E.
St Louis ......-.......0 0 9 9 Q 90 .
PhfIadelpFia ...-....0 0 0 o 0 81 S Q
Batteries-Brown.T Thompson and Mar
shall; Duggleby and Donovan.
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Honlzfns C.hanees His Arina

Samuel Hopkins. who pleaded guilty
to receiving stolen property which IN
this instance was a hog at a recent ses-
sion OF the city court and Who was
given sentence of six months in the
county jail and a fine Of one dollar
and costs after studying over the mat
ter decided that he made a mistake.
Judge Greenwood heard his protest
this morning and granted him new
trial. as il is apparent that an injustice
has been done some one. and he viii
have hearing Friday morning.
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CO. buntea thlrd strlke.
STORE BY INNINGS.

I.eavenuortfl ..1 0 0. 0 0 0 ? 0" -
Springfield ..........0 0 0 90 j 90
Summary: Earned runs-Leaven-
worth Two-base hit-Kahl. Sacrifice
its-Quiesser, SITS, Olmstead. Stolen
-Wooley, Rand. Rowan, Harring-
ton. Kalll First on errors-Leaven-
worth 2. Springfield 2. Bases on balls
Off Rowan /, off Olmstead 1. Hit by
pitcher-Stis Struck out-By Rowan
8, by O1mstead 6. Double plays-Oim-
stead to Welter to Reed: Reed to Sea-
baugh. Left on bases-I eavenworth 5,
Springfield I. Time-1:50. Umpire
Goodman.
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Plttsburg Z. Boston 5.

Boston. Aug. 8-In a loosely played but
exciting game Pittsburg defeated the
home team, the final score being to 5.
Wagner's batting was the deciding fac
tor in the contest, which would have
been .one-sided but for Bridwells excep-
tiona1 fielding.
Score by innings: r H E.
Boston ..............20 Q 8 900 o-5 Z 6
Batteries-Lynch and Gibson; Wfther-
up and Needham.
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Detroit. Aug. S.-Washington won a
ragged game from Detroit, to 8. large
" on the home teams bad fielding be-
hind Eubanks Hughes was driven to
the bench in the third and Kitson held
his old teammates safe. Siever re-
placed Eubaniks in the fifth, and the
only run made off him was scored
without a hit.
Score by innings: Ri. E.
Detroit ................0 0 0 Q 10 .
Washington -........2201 01000-6 2
Observation-Disclosures Siever and War
ner; Hughes, Kitson and Wakefield.
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WICHITA.
~5elgIe baJte1 TOT WIIIetL u nIntf
SCORE BY INNINGS:

T Y 1SaRsa .. ............Y 80
Summary: Earned runs Wichita 1
Topeka 4. Two base hits-E4olIand,
Cole Three base hits-Downs, Cooley.
Sacrifice hft-Ragan. Stolen bases
Fillman. Miller, Downs, Davis. Bases
on balls-off Becker 1 off Willett 2:
off Halla /. Struck out-by Becker g
by Wfllett I by Halla 2. Innings
pItched-by Becker 2; by Willett 6.
Base hits-off Becker 3; off Willett 6.
Double Willett to F'illman;
Miller to McLear. Left on bases
Wichita Z; Topeka T. Hit by pitched
ball-Henry. Time of game 1i45 At
tendance 1900. Umpires-Dunn and
I Evils
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Fort Smith, Ark, Aug. SIN the worst
exhibition of baseball ever seen in Fort
Smith McA1ester won Tuesday Ike
Cooper run down to first on an infieId
hit in the second inning and tried to
block Barry from cutting the runner off
at plate. Barry waded into Cooper and
hit him several blows in the face
Score by innings: R.H.E
McAlester ....-.-...-.0 2 0 0 2 0 2-7 8 0
Batteries-Shaffner and Pelkey; Por-
ter and Nichols.
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sporting popuiace endeavored to place
the Topeka baseball team on his long
string of victims. For few brief mo-
snents it looked as though his plans
might mature but ere three or four min
sltes had elapsed William elevated him
self to a Colorado altitude and when
Manager Holland brought him back to
che land Of the living he was sent to his
stall and Farmer Willetts took his
place.
After two men had persisted in the
FIRST inning Of yesterdays game the
Duke OF Wilkesbarre popped up a little
ny a Jew inches in front of the home
station Dummy Laughlin and
osLeary both started after it but while
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Harvard-Yale Nfeet Nov. FL.

New York, Aug 8.-aarvard viii
meet Yale on the gridiron at New
Haven on Nov. "a. This definite an
nouncement has settled the fate of
football at Old Nassau. On account of
the strenuous objections made by DR..
Eliot against the game it is safe to say
that the crimson authorities Will make
sure to eliminate the evils this year.
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Hutchinson IS. Webb CITY Q.

Hutchinson, Kan, Aug. 8.-The Salt
Packers came to life in another one of
their great smuggling exhibitions. Their
hits were always punched, while the Wis
itorss were well scattered. All three Of
the visiting pitchers were on hand, the
last one doing the poorest of all. Camp
bell, for Hutchinson, raped out three
home runs over the fence and nearly
got another one. Pettigrew and Noyes
performed a double steal in which
Moves scored. The score:
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Atteil and sullivan to Meet.

Chicago Aug. 8.-Abe AtteIl and
brooklyn Tommy Sullivan have
reached an agreement to fight for the
feather weight championship, and will
battle for the belt before the club
making the best offer for the bout.
Sullivan, who is at present boxing in
structor at the Missouri athletic club,
last week came out with a statement
that he was tired of hearing AtteIl, who
is IN Chicago. Boosting that he could
get nobody Of his weight to meet him
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WEBB CITY.
aBatted for Gill in fifth.
SCORE RY INNINGS:

WISE eitg . ...:.S i's
Earned Hutchinson 4, Webb
City 2 Two-base hit-White. Home
Campbell 9. Bases on balls-Off
Horton 4, off Gill /, of Campbell s.
Struck out-By Horton 3. by Geer /, by
GIL 1, by Campbell 1. Double plays
Genins to Casey; Autry to White. Hit
by pfteher-Pettigrew, Casey. Stolen
-Pettierew, Genins. Noyes g
Geer. Sacrifice hits-Genins. Noyes
Pokorny. Innings pitched-Geer 2, Gill
2. Campbell 4. E1its-Of Geer 2, off Gill
3. off Campbell 4. Time-2:00. Umpire
Jacobs.
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Chapman I. Usage CITY I.

Chapman. Kan, Aug. SIN a fast
game Of baseball here. the Chapman
Huckiers beat Usage City by a score Of
to 1. Scan1ans work in the box was
the feature. He struck out of the
Usage hard hitters and only allowed
stingy little hits. Batteries-Fink and
Richie; Seaman and Elliott Umpire
Carroll
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Idol Of Wichita Sent to Brush
by Topeka.
Stood Up But Two Innings Be-
fore Stalwart White sOx.
GAME WAS GOOD ONE.
HaIla Proved a Puzzle for the
JObbers.
Cooleycrows' Batting Averages
Take an Advance.

The score of 6 to 3 is brief and sim
pie method of expressing the yesterday
downfall Of While Becker, the hitherto
1nvineible performer OF the Jobber
t.wirling staff. Just fresh from a string
81 shut-outs and with q record OF vic
tories so long that the sting OF defeat
had long since passed into the realm OF
Che forgotten. this idol Of the Wichita
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triple a few rods beyond the outhelders,
let's were frequent enough but they
did not develop into runs until the sew
enfh inning. Cole was passed to first
HalIa coming home as a consequence.
Hurlburt went out
The next time the Embryo Cham
pions came to bat they found them
selves facing a new proposition, Becker
retiring from view. Hits off Mr.. VIII
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BTuskogee without a Team.

Muskogee, L r. Aug. 8.-The Musko-
gee bah team disbanded Tuesday. The
reason given by the local management
is the additional expense which would
arise from the proposed transfer of the
Tulsa franchise to Shawnee. The Oilers
refused to give their team further sup
port Saturday. This transfer would oc-
CASTOR the 1engthening Of single trips
when series are played out Of town.
from seventy miles to 40 miles KRAFT.
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f.inciIinafI q Rrool.ltn 1.

Brooklyn. Aug. 8.-The local team was
beaten BY Cincinnati by the score of 8
to 1. Mcfarland made his first appear
ance in a Brooklyn uniform and was
batted hard
Score by innings: R. 81 E.
Cincinnati -s.......-..1 0 4 Q Q q-S 10
Brooklyn ..............O0 0 90 / 0 o. 7 0
Batteries-Wieker and Livingston,
Mcfarland and Bergen
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Leavenworth 5, Springfield ?.

Leavenworth, Kan, Aug. 8-Rowan
outpitched Olmstead and Leavenworth
won a closely contested game, hard
fought in every stage A little dumb
work in the seventh prevented Leaven-
worth from running up a higher score
and kept the contest within reach Of
either side until the end. The score:
cl5RTNsfzEzvFrT n
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Atkinson, Iowa, Aug. S.4The Topeka
Giants defeated the home team here
yesterday afternoon by the score of to
2 in a well played game. Giants bat
tery-NornaI and Strothers.
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feated Hope in two games. IL to 8 and
8 to 0. The game was marked by fine
pitching by Glads for Abilene, two hits
and two errors being Hopes score; five
hits, one error for Abilene.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-08

Bat Nelson is the boss gold beaten
In the last two years he has pounded
out with his fists some $3.50, 000.-
Grand Rapids Herald.
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Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
Return $3.50. Santa ne.

Tickets on sale daily, good returning
as late as October 31st. liberal stopover
privilege allowed. Fast Coloraoo FLYER
from Topeka 1875 p. m. arrives Colo
rado early next morning. Rock ballast
track and Harvey eating houses. T. L
King. C. P & T A. Tonelsa-
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the pitcher, who may be given a tryout
with Kansas City next year, will prob
ably finish this season with Oklahoma
City.
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Baker Defeafs NeiI.

Los Angeles, Aug. Harry Baker
was given the decision last night over
Frankie Neil after twenty rounds of
fighting.
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Western Ileagne Gaf11es.

At Omaha-Omaha. 4, LINCOLN s.
At Denver-Denver u, Des Moines 4
At Pueblo-Pueblo- s, Sioux City Z.
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Joplin last season, is now playing at
second base for the Springfield team of
the Western association. He Is lead
ing off at the bat and is becoming
good sticker. He was released by. Jop-
lin early in the season as there was
surplus of good inf1eld material on the
team and went to the South Central
league, where he batted in the neigh
borhood of 800 per cent.
Leavenworth Post: Baseball en-
thusiasm in Leavenwortn has in
creased a hundred per cent since the
recent victories over Topeka and Jop-
hns the leaders of the association.
There seems to be a feeling that the
team is again in the race for the pen
nant and the fact that the local mag
mates have signed Nick Kahl is pretty
good evidence that there is no inten-
ton of sulking in the pennant race.
According to reports from joplin.
LeavenWorth is playing better ball
right now than at any other time this
season and with Kahl on the infeld
there VIII be great things doing from
now on. The work of Qufesser at Jop-
lin is close to remarkable He won
yesterdays and Saturdays games with
his stick work and he has covered his
position in the field as well as it has
been played by any other man this
season.
Root of the Nets has been suspended
for an indefinite period by Manager
Chinn on account Of poor work,
chargeable TO late hours, etc, princi-
pally, etc. Root has for some time
been somewhat of a disturber of the
entente cordiaie of the team, and the
fans will be pleased to learn of Man
ager Chinn's heroic atment in this
case. 1t is reported that CAPTAIN
Risley told Chinn he would not NAV
II Root was suspended, and was some
what politely and still more firmly in
formed that unless he got in the game
and made medicine he would also he
suspended. The advice seems to have
been the proper prescription and the
Oklahoma City team is playing the
game. What It will do out on the cir
cult remains to be seen The fans
thoroughly endorse the managenenfss
policy in demanding that the PLAYERS
earn their salaries.
Kansas City Journal: The sale Of
Outhelder Dick Bayless. of the Toniin
team, Western association, to the De
tror American league team MANAGE
ment was annoupced here this after
noon. The consideration was not made
known. but the deal was consl1rn-
mated through President shivelev
Kansas City Journal: Dave Krsft
or Muskogee. who will probably he
given a tryout with Kansas civ x,s-vf
year. may sign with Oklahoma civ
for the remainder Of the season.
The price which Wichita psfd for
Speer has been given out and Is safd
to have been $500.
Denver. Colorado snrlng~ Ts-,.,.u.
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Denver. Colorado Springs, puebga .rs
Return $3.50. santa ~ --.'''

TicI cts on sale daily, good returning
as late as October 81st, liberal sfopover
privilege allowed. Fast Colorado river
I'M Topeka 1926 o. m. arrives Colo
RADIO early next morning. Rock ballast
track and Harvey eating houses. n -
King. C. P. & T. A. Topeka.
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Kansas state League Games

At Parsons-Parsons Ia. Cherry
vale 0-3.
At ce-Independence 10.
Cofseyville Q.
At Observation-Disclosures 3, Bartles-
vile I, III innings)-
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Where they play tomorrow:
Wichita at Topeka.
Springfield at Leavenworth.
Oklahoma City at Joplin.
Webb City at Hutchinson.
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Kansas City Journal. Dave Kraft
OF Muskogee. who viii probably be
year. may sign with Oklahoma cv5fv
for the remainder Of the season.
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s1eRU Chicago and Return Via Rock
Island
Tickets on sale Aug Il, II and 18Th.
limited for return Aug. 22nd. For fs1li
information see A. NJ. Fuller, r. I.
depot
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The price which Wichita paid for
Speer has been given out and Is sail
to have been $500. S'--A
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At ouisviIle-LouisvilIe, 0 Kansas
City. 5.
At Columbus. s.: ST.
Paul. 0.
At Columbus-second game-CoI-
umbus, 6: st. Paul. 8.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-16
OLLIE RETURNS FROM LONDON

Congressman o. NJ. James return
ed to the city Sunday morning, com
ing direct from New York. stopping
only between trains at Louisville.
He is the picture of health and hap
piness and seems to worry very little
over the rumors of his candidacy for
the various Offices from Congressman
to Vice-president
1t is said Mr.. James met W. J.
Bryan 10 London, but the Pass is
of the opinion he visited Egypt also
and the Nile and while there must
have taken some lessons in silence
from the Sphinx. He is positively
non .committal on his position in the
race for governor, only saying he has
not made up his mind what he will
do. The people all over the state
are much interested in his decision
and from present indications it would
seem that he would have strong
following should he enter the CUB
ernatolial race
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-16

A. Thurston Pope uf Louisville.
who i, LARGELY interested .a obi. min.
NJ III, p... d..
t'Il-
~, - 80.
''1'' WI" ''
pop s,tV ,,ts
"" . = ~ .-'' D'A1 '''- "..
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-16
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

l.. H. James went to Dawson last
Thursday.
Miss Flora Ryan, of Hopkinsyille,
was in the city last week
W. T. Jones and VIM. Barnett, of
Tolu, were here Monday.
The Rev. f. D. Boggess, Of Tolu.
was in the city Monday
Chastain Haynes spent Saturday
and Sunday in Hopkinsville.
Geo. W. Howerton, of Rep;on,
visited his daughters here Friday.
Thos. Chandler. of Rodney. was a
pleasant caller at the Press Office
Friday.
Judge j. l. Landes, Of Hopkins
VILE was at the Crittendeu Springs
fast week.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-16

+. W. Billart was in Oakland City
last week on a visit to his family
Hugh Bennett, Of Tolu, visited
his father, \. j. Bennett, Monday.
Uncle John Gilbert and wife, of
Gladstone section, were in the city
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Farris, Of Salem, was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. NJ. +.
Croft last week.
Woods & Orme have tablets, PEN
ellis, ink, mucilage and all school re-
quisites.
Burns q Mcconnell, at the Palace
barber shop, give frs .-class baths,
hot or cold.
Mrs. ira Bennett and little son
were the guests this week Of her par
ents, Rev. aud Mrs j. ;. Henry.
Mis-, Carrie Grace Akin, of Prince
ton, Is the guest of her sister, Mr.,
Hugh Hurley
Rev Jas. f. Price who attended
the Chautauqua meeting at Ovens
boro returned home Thursday
John Cain, wife and children. of
Admission. Mo, are visiting his sister
Mrs. Albert Travis.
Birdine Ashley, an old subscriber
of the Pres, aud one of the sub,tan-
tial citizens Of the Blackford section.
was in the city Monday.
J. B. Conger, a former Crittenden
county citizen but now a resident of
Lyon county, wa. in the city Mon
day.
Chas. W. Byrd was in the city
Friday to visit Geo Wither,poou, hi,
boyhood friend Mr. Wither,poon
went home with him.
Miss Halle Witherspoou, who ha, /
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. |
o. Tucker, left Monday for her home
IN Madisonville.
Gus. Taylor and family and Miss |
Salhe Bond, of Princeton were
guests at Critteuden Springs last
week
Coleman Haynes and William In
gram were the guests Of Misses Je,. /
sic Mitchell and Jettie Nichols, Of
Lisman last Friday
W. Rand Mrs. Cruce who have been
the guests of his mother at her conn.
try place near the city, returned to
their home in New Orleans Saturday
Harry Watkins, the owner, of the
great fire clay mines near Mayfeld /
dropped in on his friends Monday
Everyone is glad to see Harry. He
reports clay mining as all o. k.
Misses E-telle aud Ethel Bennett
and Myra Williams, who have been
spending several weeks with relatives \
IN Marion and vicinity, returned to X
their home in Georgiana, Ala. Tues.
day
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-16
FTlghtfulII Burned.

Charles W. Moore a maehinist of
Ford City, Pa, had his hand fright
fully burned in an electrical furnace.
He applied Bucklen's Arnica Salye
with the usual result, "a quick and
perfect cure. Greatest healer on
earth for burns, wounds, sores, ecze-
ma and piles. 25c. at the drugstore
of Woods Il Orme.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-16

Perc' Roney Of chicago wa. ia the
C.u Wednesday H,will return TO
Salem Co remain few day. before
returning 90 the Wldy City. IT, is
sow with The American Electric
Ie.ePhon, Go
Preaching al shay Grove, at the
Baptist church. Sturdy evening
before the ith Sunay. also SUNDAY
morning following II O'Clock every
mont. sunday School al @ 30 a M
every sunday
Go O. Gilbert Tor the following
article. Be,t dorr "a earth Gold
Medal vegetables. fuits. fresh mel.
'n-. c0H.s~. sugar etc. Every
thing thati. Kept 10 FIRST class
grocery store aufat lowest prices.
4 cops q .Odgiua. Poems. Rly.
Dr., and A.ro.t.. by VIM la1cy
Erwin. .. HarAIu,yilc. ha. been
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Crittenden Springs Hotel
f. NJ. DAVIDSON, Prop.
Now Open to Guests

Fare as good as the market affords.
Cool rooms. Clean beds. Ra 5
reasonable.