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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29
VlGOR-
to the kidneys, bladder and LIVEI
They are adapted to old and young.

From that period dates the wonder
full agricultural growth of the Sec
ton. The soil was found suited to
cotton, wheat, oats, corn, alfalfa,
fruits, tobacco and vegetables-pro-
ducing thus all the great crops of the
several sections of the country.
The new State is also rich in mine
rails. The coal beds, though only
partially developed, yielded last year
more than 100000 tons of soft coal.
Natural gas and oil deposits repre-
sent untold wealth. Salt, granite,
asphalt, gypsum, lead and zinc are
found in quantities.
The phenomenal growth in popu-
lation and. wealth is therefore no
matter for wonder. Since 1900 the
people have increased from about
100000 to more than 100000
about the population of Arkansas,
California, Kansas, Minnesota, Me-
braska, Louisiana, South Carolina or
Maryland. 1t has an area of 10000
square miles-an area larger than
Illinois, Ohio or Pennsylvania.
The new State came into the
Union with a struggle, and it is
probably destined to vet other
struggles from internal conditions.
Though conceded to the Democrats
in number of voters, by peculiar
formation of Congressional and legis-
lative districts three of the five rep
resentatives and possibly the two
Senators will be Republican. Trou-
bies nave already arisen over the
selection of the State capital. And
yet another more serious problem
faces it in the Indian question. Of
the 10000 square miles, $1,000, or
nearly half, belong exclusively to the
Indians, who constitute only a small
part of the inhabitants.
The State has begun we'll for the
betterment of it's citizens. Public
lands at present value of $5,000,00O
have been set aside for the building
and running of public schools, and
Congress has appropriated like
sum for the Indians. Oklahoma-
may its halo of romance be con-
verted into crown of achievement.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

One day not long ago l met SOL
dier who had been wounded in the
face. He was Union man, and L
asked him in which battle he had
been injured. "In the last battle of
Bull Rum" he replied. "But how
could you get hit in the face at Bull
Run 2" l asked. "Well, sir, said the
man, self-apologetically, "after 1 had
run mile or two, I got careless and
looked back"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29
Bounty Land Locals.

Bounty Land, August 2O.-- e. Dendy,
of Hartwell, Ga, made a flying visit to
relatives recsntly. On his way from
Richland he was attacked and bitten by
J. j. Ballenger's large watch dog. We
hope the wounds, though ugly, will not
prove serious. He was accompanied
home by his son, Henry Benson, who has
been visiting here for some time.
The numerous friends and relatives of
A. J. Penney and wife, of Abbeville, and
Nv. 81. Penney, of Gastonia, N. c., were
delighted to welcome them back to the
community in which they were reared
for few days last week. They were
! the guests of their nieces, Mrs. d. A.
Perrist, and Mrs. Jasper Doyle, of this
section.
Mrs. T. s. Fennell, of Pelzer, s. c.,
made short stay with relatives last
week. &g#5
Mrs. Clinton Stribling and little daugh.
ter, Sarah, after spending short time
with her psrente, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Gillison, returned to her homo In Seneca
few days ago.
Mrs. John Barron, of Seneca. Mrs. r.
NJ. Ellison, Of Converse, and Mrs. s. M.
Ellison, of Greenville, with their chill
dren. visited the family OF Capt. A. H.
Ellison q short time since.
Misses Evatt and Johnston, of the
Walker McMoyle section and Messrs.
Martin and Crenshaw, Of Pendleton,
were guests at the home of j, T.. Smith
last week,
Lowell Smith killed a large rattle.
snake, which had seven rattles, last
Wednesday, near Lumkin's gin.
A lively crowd of our young people
picnicked at Tunnel Hill Saturday.
We were delighted to see DR.. and Mrs.
Willie Dendy and daughter, Miss Agnes,
of Pelzer, last Monday. They stopped a
few days at the homo of Capt. A. II.
Ellison. They left for Hartwell, Ca,
where they visit the DOCTORS mother,
Mrs. DIR. G. A. Webb, of that city.
Mrs. William Stevens, of Williamson,
made a recent visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. b. E. Bagwell.
Mrs. G. d. Corbin is with her sister,
Mrs. j. Doyle, who will probably accom-
pany her to her home, noar Whitewater.
Miss Leize Perritt delighted her
friends with call Saturday. She ex-
presses herself as being charmed with
her first experience in teaching, as we'll
as the locality in which she teaches.
Mrs. Anna Auld Duncan and daughter,
Miss Beth, after weeks visit to her
aunt, Mrs. j. B. Pickett, returned to her
home in Elberton, Ga, Wednesday of
last week. e. IN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

An economical Irishman once went
into hardware store to buy a stove.
The clerk showed him some, but the
lrishman was not satisfied with any
Of them. Then, coming to a high
priced stove, the clerk said, "Now,
sir, there is a stove that will save
one half of your COAL" The Irish
man promptly said, "I'll take two"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

"Give me some familiar proverb
about birds" said the teacher. Tommy
Tucker raised his hand. "The early
bird"-he paused moment, and tried
again. "The early bird"--"Yes," !"
said the teacher, encouragingly,
"That's right" "The early bird
gathers no moss"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

For bloating, belching, sour stomach,
bad breath, malassimilation of food, and
all symptoms of indigestion, Rings Dys-
pepsia Tablets are prompt and efficient
corrective. Sold by DR.. j. w. Bell, Wal
halla, and w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29
q N. - m o III. ia.
Dsars the H1he Kind You Have Always Bopga
Signature ss ItsnAzzzSSs
A Biography In a Nutshell.

Bern, welcome, caarreessssea cried, fed,
grew, amused, reared, studied, exam
ined, graduated, in love, loved, en-
gagged, married, quarreled, reconciled,
suffered, deserted, taken ill, died,
mourned, buried and forgotten.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

A woman worries until abe gets wrin-
kles, then worries because she has them.
II she takes Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea she would have neither. Bright,
smiling face follows its use. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. DR.. j. w. Bell.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

Eat one of Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal and you will not suffer
with indigestion. Sold by DIR. j. w.
Bell, Walhalla, and w. j. Lunney,
Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

Scrub yourself daily, you're not clean
inside. Clean inside means clean stom-
ach, bowels, blood, liver, clean, healthy
tissue in every organ. MORAL. Take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. So
cents, Tea or Tablets. DR.. J. w. Bell.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

When applied and covered with hot
cloth, Pinesalve acts like a poultice. Best
for burns, bruises, boils, eczema, skin
diseases, etc. Sold by DIR. j. w. Bell,
Walhalla, and w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

The cleansing, antiseptic and healing
properties of Pinesalve make it superior
to family salves. Sold by DIR. j. w. Bell,
Walhalla, and w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29
DR. D. 2. THOMSON,
Dentist.
walhalla, y. @.
Office Over c. w. Pitchford Co.'s store.
Phone No. SO.
j. n. MOORE, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.

Having disposed of my interest in
the Walhalla Drug Company, will
hereafter give my entire attention to the
practice of medicine and surgery, MAX
ing diseases of women and children a
specially. My Office is still in the Wal
will be pleased to have my friends call
on me. Private consultations can be
had at my residence. Phones: Residence
93, drug store 13.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

The story is told of Congressman
that he once declared in an address
to the House, Gas Daniel Webster
says in his dictionary"
eft was Noah who wrote the die
tionary," whispered colleague, who
sat at the next desk.
"Noah nothing" replied the speak
er. "Noah built the ark"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-29

q N - T Cd ER Il
searsshs ,HIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
''sss'''' q &tH2zxas
The evening world., 1906-07-09
INDIANS INDIANS CLAIM
JOCKEYS VALET
-
Sioux Hail Phil Smith as Long.
Lost Brother of Stand
ing C,loud.

fsyrry frr11rutrT ~ tt1r r-r1t tr7rigv
Ala uolts slosyn- .knaH -Il..llII smith.
tact Marnhs vAieL lie IN quite nn
v-aaeimiiHE yo,tns fellow % tark com
hitXiau dHd nut Uad looking THurJiay
~ usutT rhIi Ras az tne s4cok and ls
suid 10 havt brtr lucky Ia p'sisihE tno
ainuetM
In the evening win f1e1Yik. Smith
attended Pswrte Htry WITT Wesi STOW
+aI-IIs tEEllton ria4rtllut EtrniiEY TrrQuKn
tho Indian village. ne exhpkted more
inkarsat IN the iHtiAns and tAeir lodges
than did any othot member o. hlR party
An,f wAth arnis soid~d stood in mgite
admiration NJ front Ok d iodkv
sepAral Sioux pasahd aha pYsa hAm
curlousiv -Four drew away from tina
others. talked and kestlculsttl unui
wth une hceotd they r1th@r ut PHI,
FrhJ5td hls hands Threw theit arma
around him nnd showed NEuH of mas.
INK found ioue-ioAt friend. uld stand.
Ink Cloud WAS apparently morv aleaHcd
than Any N the b,ohers. ana as he
dluctd nrounl Ph.l shouted lH spnS.
"Ms hrothrr my brother"
OF coutst fhlH LpHcbtY prevented
MIN trunt makluE any demonstration
hut be geAsrcd standing DldudH hHuA
With h terrur that ieu n0 dnHpt h ~
ma snrrub tCt ume un he.d Iu
ihk Cloud t,c1knkoi hm as a brNrhor
i.hU denied thv kusnip uUt Me il.
nans InWst tho} knoW him aui ihtt I~
is que nt thrrn
The evening world., 1906-07-09
IS THROWN
At SALEM TRACK
Royal Lady Flis Mount, Then
Runs Away, Smashing
Fence.

tsnteisl - TsA Tvepins wotiAN
ROCKINGHAM PARK. ~ a.. JRly
50 nnHtbsr ot h0rkes arrived to-day
frott The hnnalo tIacK ana witt Ttr'1
~ @alAm DARING Sos fssf.ssaast NJ ths
meeting The tenth W. had haty
weather and a Eovi track II SVNH An*
l.t.tltAerd ti,At tl4e Atst sts@pINehaXN Will
bt run ntst saturday The ridrrM WIN
hr Amateurs from TIM MaNka chusetts
CraAa Country HldinE ciuhA, Garner.
the nftetn. year OLD so-boundc ioekrS.
ntadr Ms fourteenth win Ak lhs mret
IN ihe hrs1 race TODAY Oh , A prAkr'A
sss-n*r EtiIsfrE IRsA stiHtmaEs
FIRST RACE r. For threM-yc -ycar+olhs; /;
selling. seven fuTlonHs 4|Wek. " tBAr-
ntri l. Gun IS t6hNflhaui 4. Nogtt A@r-
tlnl. ef lCHrrbtlj Timev-tsN Wrh Wy
4 lsnsth and a half easily Chester ~.
Raymond aiko ran,
skee ~ IlACE;-=- Faos tNo.yeAr=olds
n hlch hnVe not Non Ss'9. Nve mAd -
hhlt M asdnss ss.-Rik n ore, - (TAdlncNl
Woht vinegar Bin, ~ Garner, svsond i.
Nncg-t1ni,tn ~ Ocr.mmink. thEa.
.Yfr4k 4 ~ t+S WON ~ lesArth caNerAf-
fHiH Httd Mtiistsne alse rae ,.-
Pt4fHB RACE tlAtsrees Aaks olda Alld
.,,. .a.,t,s midland a furlonG @-s W lls
tS, NJ, ",S iS,,t,n5ssu. xccohd. New YORK. ~
fVyttrffttt tahrd 'ftnr'-l %. W 1p W
two lengths efshN NAo'lWNa' MV''V
tank. .hitp alA-e ran
FOURTH RACE--The t'tSarEniug Fare
Atake 81 Al 900 TOR allies two year
6ldss fve futiohkN htraikhFaway -
tta.ttFt4lnE Bee n itnmmihkL 4, bieS'
fif WI tMriN~rfrhth. fFHFW4-t ~
tNab hv Two lengths EASILY
F9tT7IEJ ir--sNse.
thrt4wtt by her at tine start 1'hM hlly
N ehk twice RtbuDd the circle, course
and broKe the fence heparttNnk the
ffrSle from the kfraikhthwHY hNfNre
.ks =sHs caught Can't -fHss n0t No
lmrth No other starters,
FnFrH 1RkCE--.Fscsr khrr~- ,,I-a#ttolkle
and III handicap. bne milN -OWtrinh.
lis (Rparllnkl tarnahaw M fN0onNl
4 Africa JeRel. ~ Garner A. Time
Ia - Won M two and one-hhlf
lengths. " silly No others started
SIXTH RACsE;--For maldens thru.
years old six furlonKs. circular course.
--Fvter Knight ib fcrimmlnn, A. Nih.
ter Beilc i01 tNotteFD, \. Frank Green
ms CrAdlockl 8 Tims--l II, wen ~
hnN aud one~half lengths driving Rrait
water, Thrush VIII Win and MatluA
walus HltH ran.
The evening world., 1906-07-09

The hut~l & 4YeMe,i tv Henry iAue
who WAS away durus the Mot What
i'i- ,-irws or 7atsfryiHu may bs nobody
Knew until thlM afternoon. when INA
htn Afptarfd Jat4lde Inc place with \
hurile * Amtticau nars T'hsF w-rh
fiHrs ~ s*za Fia=sst,s
With the Stars aNd. lpcs the work
-1zsiz--slia asss "A. tll-ti..- lsi,..la-a.A--As4t
pBiivn t1s brass tfimmihks
A crowd or enldteh Nero me first "a
notice, ahd thvy bvEiu 20 throw tonsm
a the cleangrt I-heh men who NsI@
passing tpuk d Iehd
THE tWp WORKERS. Wcte husky NhAbA
VI the "6@urcet" tfpe ahd ih tWp mint
M, WIRE nkhnns a crowd Rhile oih*
llv ll4iI4t
tht s'ud0NA Shd smashing part vi thM
sign
Hf 'nE tine tse nebee sy+sYs-l lhss4
wt- 4 trh1 of -u0 n,vn And Boys eaihs
''f'-'l 't' r'irtiuty rfrutlcrs t1Eu rrtlrht
lntlis bus i1e pile IN nugt tgiBs Dt
-i.siii zaiAt-l Ni,A Raifyf,lrF ~, .,tfet. HI
ln-sl,l' AMI the AkAs az theta kca, th~
moys anger rel hpt
IL URN "A letter+t Arrier in Uncle safrt'a
W salai III 4--l lLlllNllh-
WIN lNr cnlgF~tN u' iho nlacc. hA
'NHrd thhm tc ~ t0nethihE ti-e hv+
-tNr ftff NlurJ TUf T7I-1f M65 x.
AntAthk dalnE Was the ahsWAr.
tt = tim huts UtliCrs and We kdt Id
go ttF+tfi i5iIs ifiE7s s1UY5-fT1v7
IIis tnr5ged tlv mal and whtn INA
is'fii,sr fWsght thttr way tffrutIEtt ttIttsY
wsr fNa danger far lt rlrtgtrs1E, = str
police cieAred a space hy ihh fl1or and
hauolhlAh Murtha 4+ttieA 40 sulYc tha
problem. lie hrkted with the blv-
Gender
m f1yry" Aaid me lafIsi, 'hat TIA
hoss . 0ht tnd he said 40 nke tbr haks
ss window tlehnrr#
MWtUA ddu't 1rAV5 ANY precedent IN
teII-sR -A.g+- -l-t. -tsak aei4atssk- -aY "a Finks
IL ydu Use those hags hkHin t'n ran
thrbunth 10
ftlg-.t- 40 aftTa.leli- -a.h F.la t.as t-A<
Lc hAEs inside SOD pClInlsll- -Ln, ls.als
PLAIN cloth after Whey had used tahta
tfniCt Two policeman staVtd n~tt tha
place uNtll iic crowd f-id disappeared.
The evening world., 1906-07-09

Tho dnekt M the prosecution Tor mo-
i've m tht white thutSirt n brinlnk 70
She pfsttAct*lN tprncys ahict *pme OF
sAt mb~y b@aiitlfui Young women or tae
iyFTc sssgN 1ht Broadway distttc' has
b<su na0dtt With subphAnas. and m
ttttt sBarts - dpaEr ttr rg.sff-sl ~
any cbunectiun VITA thu White NeAblt-
ThNw CASE many Of TIM chorus kris
have hurrediy left thN oNty. while
others ktr Abprntihg dattnseivrs from
hark dTlRks ana restaurant tables and
hAvs aehieh their identity AT Their own
AhafSEaentk
Tw, younk women whom Assistant
bistrifs Attorney Gayvau has been
extremely eAktr to Interview are Miss
fauia ncprnnh and Miss 9trtit GrauS.
whum TnMw had siadeNeh LAST year on
ut4-osfIst al Arts -iatrrd fer tist; architect
ssfsE esTwnt h1k ptgn RuF5ah rbF soma
rnohths and only returned from Europe
on Saturday Every ARRIVING steamship
was covered BY a man from this Criml-
nal chBttk huitaiAk =Asl Aosasho4 the
pretty GtrtIe slipped through the cor
dom. and aftAr nuttsnnk On several roof
garden theatres dIkapReafed Miss
GrAht WiAA nhe OF perhaps thou&ana
HuSvus kfFtE VINO knew stTEnf6Fd wEIFS-
After Paula Desmond.
A representative frou ths District.
Attorneys cfaet Id now en ths WAY TO
thA home ot Paula Desmond, In King
Rgaa. y. Y. Mlss pesmond's light name
Ia Fanllhs kellernhn. ana ahe has re-
Gently ratuEned from trip to tine South.
A klatutknuA beiuty. sha was a great
tAvaFite M tlrs bright likkt bkit ana the
frequent recipient ~ Invitations TO din
hers Eiveu AreNud the midnight hour BY
Stanford White ana his frlehds.
Sooner or later the prosecution II
giving N Rct suhpoeha into tine hands
ot Alts May Ackeh1ie. IN whoks home
~, lH WeAk k'Orty-ninth street. Mira
VIA "---
fconundeh on Thira Faes)
The evening world., 1906-07-09
SCORE BY INNINGS.
BATTING ORDER.



a " Alsft4t AS +at4AtitiFs -f.@KsK NEV4
I, Work. Julv s-f'iteB~r Frank t''St-Ah.
lhf - Hahn asked Manager t'lArk uuf-
nh. ok th~ IiisAlwHdekM, tniaay fot .ne
r-icakt witch NAN rohictALtt xtatttI
VI ftcl th1t ! am not Hralne 10 kivl
yah value nv thc malary ! ain r.rvlg-
me said Hahn, when No SAW the
manager of the Yankees uts morning
,atid. y YOU arr wiling t,li take IA ill.,
y" turn OF home The rold Winds az
tfr hillside nlrk c.inAe a Atlhntss at
the throwing wing ana pta1lIiv with
some tram lotntNd M d wsrher climate,
III dn better
st2fts. % lose yau ald man r.niied
ortn. but " YOU Aft determined III 10.
hppt you viii DO wtil wherever tou
KIT ptanted HEaih tIahA-SIH probably
g"t an unconditional rcivase
Speaking OF hin team. Grlfhth aiwhv.
worker rather thar taiRpr, sAbI NJ hAJ
high hopes ot securing thr uernAnt n
uothing more seri6uK thAn he now had
m view should HandIcAb The work
E-filAk kfeli ss4.lseA pie srsttr aa*4stss
Grlthth salh '1hAh ahvthlhk Wire. Hls
tn5afs is afst Tilk Etakxk lime 10 heal
Nnd there's 'alwuy~ ssnker IN surh
wounds / hope however. hw viii bt
IN th1 ss5ns again ~ithin t"n dams"
Elb~rfeld was oM on tht neld llttle
while ttrly-t+1ts afternoon, batting ur
ni.s, but not In his bAseball toys iiN
stiu walks lame.
with tas H. L6dIs bdHcF ~ oubo.
ntnts ne Hlkhland~rs PLAYED the Yoc.
end a. the saties ~ f14ttF saHAes 4gi, t4,.
i',t'te rr-4tts,-it sftv,rtrtt,rt fstr-ft
pthttict Indicated N katne bf thh Rhtu
srri. with something TOR tne nulderA IA
The evening world., 1906-07-09
RESULTS At LAToNIA.

RACE TRACK. LAToNIA, July ~
The rWees her. to-day reMulted as fol'
FtRRr RACE-lrhree-u quarters bf d
hiilet-Ntrkinh Is 10 ? and even ], Fitld
atK II 10 70 for place. =, I.iKTH Ac-
lean q Tlme-iN ~.
RECONn RACE FtVetetghthN uf u
fhile. e.-.Judith i.oulAN "A 10 I and n cd 81
won. Avend1w rs 20 & fof pl@eel second
tbctno third Time~-tO2
THIRD hACE-~seven flrlnngK +-fli.
hlctIiair- q to ANA oNO !. Mrllvain
VI NJ 70 fqr. piaN1 2, baclh Henry 3
1NrhN,-+i n as
The evening world., 1906-07-09
WIDOW OF SECRETARY
HAY is TAKEN I'LL.
J1tiFrity 'er.'t-fiififs s--t--..lltisss4
fatigue, bul Her Condition
NoL Considered Serious. !.

XEWRtRY. y a.. Julv 9.-Mrs.
.tiafa stssr fFs t5A Ntiaw at sis
late sGtyuty ~ Stale, john t9E \
.il az uet summer hon's at Lake suns,-
ptc. but her condition Is not ressrttd
hR In pht ahy Serious
Mss llav arrived here saturday
might from Newport n THE long
iih-.-s sa-srl fltisTtr hut to-dlt Mrs.
Hays edhd lN WINS "a 0rt7d HF more
Hlmfbrrlhlr She Nak able ID WHlk
nom tht COZ t0 her eatrHkA ufdu Mr.
arINh hero SATURDAY, Mrs Hay s1n.
Clarence ilav. N with her
The evening world., 1906-07-09
SLEUTHS TRACING
THAW'S= LIFE FOR
INSANITY PROOF
Three Detectives in Pittsburg- Inves-
tigating Millionaire Slayer's Career
from Birth and Making Note
of All PeculiaritieS.

tTee Detectives work here this week
Harry his birth his in
the killing Stanford White
All OF Thavs alleged pecuaries benl
sd be the Intention 10 every iota or
his character and disposition.
counsel have decided what line
follow and the discoveries the detectives
making the mind OF
The evening world., 1906-07-09
USED OLD GLORY
AS WINDOW RAG
AND CAUSED RIOT
Sixth Avenue Crowd SmaShes Win
dows of Saloon and Police Have
Hard Time to Save Employees
from Violence
from Violence.

isht andows and Brhzss
work al daues Hotel nynn
Of patriotic citizens
the place.
Hall dozen boeeHen hurried who had
desratei the nag refused to change their polishing
police found every minute grow
Ing anErer they threatened TO arrest the cleaners
The evening world., 1906-07-09
ROUNDED UP NINE AuTolsTS

puuee chnmisApHer Bingham sAut
thFwr detectives N an automobile iowa
thC Ambg toIt On staten Island yNa4
thrdAy. aiAA when khey came back they
nah Hine AUTOMOBILES tfaillng hshlhd
tncfh.
~ ihp Staten Ikland F0liek court Ia.
Aay lhe nine chAuhhurH knrN each hnhf
NC foF violating IN Npatd uFalk
The evening world., 1906-07-09
Continued from Third cOIumn.l

Seventh Innn1-Devln singled and stole second Lohert
umbed GbefS grounder BoMerman doubled scoring Dev-
&1JRHy lied to Seymour aFeSHahaH singled, scoring
Gilbert and BOwerman- Strang touIed TO SOhe McGana
walked HuGgins stopped Mertess swat TrStA runs.
schIei and Ewing singled Hu1gns sacrificed Kelley SIM
ged scoring SChIe Seymour flied, Ewing. scoring. Jude
forced keleyZTMo runs.
Eighth nningBeehanty threw Dahlen out. Dahen tLad
to Deal. Gilbert out. Lobert to Deal No runs.
Deal flied TO Dahlen- Bowerrnan got Dcehantys FOUL
-obert was hit SchIei flied 10 Mc6ann. No runs
Ninth lnnng--Lobert tossed out Bowerman- HuggInS re-
ired McGinnIty. BreS out on strikes. No runs
Bresnahan was ordered out Of game. Marshall took his
place, Dahen threw out Ewing. Higgins lined to- Gilbert
teIey flied to Marshall NJ runs
CHICAGO, 2; BOSTON IA. LJ-
CHICAGO -.--.-- -----. o o.
BOSTON -.--.-- $50. 01 0 IS
DETROIT AT WASHINGTON "a. l)
QtIR0lT ---.- ------. q 0- +.
Nk3hIkGToN .. ..+. 3 D D 0 2 b o.
BUFFALO Ar ROCHESTER lie.
BUFFALO ......- ----.. O ! 2 0 z D--l0
ROCHESTER -..--- 49,. Q O D b. d
Al Chicago M-L-)-End sixth: Boston 8, Chicago 81
LATE WINNERS AT LAToNA. ~
Fourth-Neird Al Frank Ma. 2-1 place Sumund
Fittf--Mayor Johnson o. Larone 81 place oberon.
SAta~Elastlr -6~l. Ida Davis s-5 place HslHsv--
RACING CHARTS ON PACE 2.
The evening world., 1906-07-09
TOMMY BURNS TO
RIDE5 IN FRANCE
American Jockey Announces
-f tits tnteHtf5rT tB tiB
Abroad.

.Ioshvy Tommy Burns ~ the latest
gi4er N iuin the colony cf American
huIsAs4vn the1t Hurns snHnuhced hik
intention to-dav NJ leaYinR Mr France
ts sopn as up*tble whore hN VII rldt
I'm tbv French tracks
RufnK vii tiKI fis NTEf &a5 IsirT5
along
The evening world., 1906-07-09

Arctic started once in the East hut
was not fancied. and soo 90 l was freely
quoted against him to-day. McCarter
Was the favorits and heavily plunged
m. but hrci-s came home GA the -''si
George & Davis ran away hve fur
longs before this race making LONG
The evening world., 1906-07-09
Flns InnLna

Nllek hlAd 20 DAlehAnty. Jones nied
10 Hoffman Stone Kot 10 hrYt dp lA.
potie'k tumble hNnphNl nied to Con-
roy 40 RUNS
kkelet out Oh slow ErpHuder ~ Wal
Ect chase foqled 70 Hickey G0hrog
The evening world., 1906-07-09
HOMER
PUT GIANTS IN
FRONT OF REDS
Sammy Jammed a Long
Hit Into Very Close
Game.
Iron MAN WAS IN BOX
Joe McGinnity Held Down
Cincinnati, Giving Team
Chance TO Win.
BATTING ORDER.


ItAfNF1INAlsls AFtNAfA. NNtFsN mf'N'Fr--'
MATT. tuly ,9.-ICAnelunRtl ttiYnNd hut \
Sto.wd .at $500 pAtkohN M sNo the Giants
npen thef Western c4KMpstKn Thik -
tsna pIacA m the West where SMW fofk
has ua friends
ArtMt sha long icprnNy and a Nop-
over at J1me~towt n y NV esTAH'-
Not jhK NvF fhFd hUFN me- W0rNw rST N So
and WIRE TON N ginger frurn 'hs nFNt
tAp ut the Eohg fo- prNctie~
Ms4ft4ssFkAF -=ssy& -S-dH dHEktlAsd -Gh hltch-
and yhis added nu0h intAFw~s t1 the
Karfe. Nh ptopae here rad not Neeh hifh
norN sines his recovery ss.wss ,ll*css.
with fan bfeak al iurk hv5rhw
feels tuhndent OF takihK majority of
tire t..4t-at4tas,n kants dcsnlte his
hAaksAts ftnH tntureA rh~h GturEr
browne was ont In uniform. bui made
No attempt to h~ld a bail AN nts hands
Are SAN very RAW ana k0rt rhe SKIN
has pAeied IN hM hands entirely ana he
win have ID wan #*ek or more to Ant
the HRw akin hathcithtlt tVngheneh 90
catch N bail OF swing a bat
Nike Donlln ID badly lnisswh A. M 70
sraAl favorits IN cineinnah.
T:lr HAS are aArthuz 10 As@Ae alimh
nn tAA LADDER t4ht now, ana thty setth
NJ hsvk lost tncir old-tlnS teArFHt Fht
Giants
Flrtk Inning.
prrwnAbRn opehsd with pop nv 10
Hucglns ErrAnk tANovK lnnK ny 20
kss vuttSAt Mct%Ahn WhiprNNn Nirixit
INTO centre and Nko,e sWcond with eAAA,
kchlpl throwing the NAL No cNntre
MetfMa kiilX~A Al with an eAaY KroNhdsF
The evening world., 1906-07-09
Arctic, Sir Huon's Stable Mate, Breezes
Home in Third and Gallant Dan,
at 100 to /, Runs Second
to Sornnus
COMEDIENNE, THIRD OF DAYS
SURPRISES, WINS AT 20 TO 1
BY FRANKH. THORP.

g-This q surprises
afternoon the
third Arctic ridden by ToKle
OF
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