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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

Miss Alice May Burress. one Of
Fullon's charming young ladies and
a daughter Of J. 7. Burress, was
married last Wednesday TO A. II.
Lampe, linotype operator at the
Flag Office. Both are popular
young people.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

Mrs. Jones says that she would
rather use "Star Flour" than any
-four ever brought TO Hickman. And
Mrs. Jones knows good -four. too.
Ask your grocer for il.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

It's never too late 10 do good.
therefore let's reoreanize Hickman's
commercial club.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

We are nov located over Ellison
Bros. feed store. Drop up and see
us.-Cotton & Adams.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

Delightful hospitality was given
the l. 7. Club, Tuesday evening. at
the home Of Miss Irene Helm. Sew
eral games Of progressive peanuts
afforded much amusement, after
which a salad and ice course was
served. Curio boxes we're gwen
each member as a souvenir.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

Hillary. son OF DR.. A. J. Alexand-
er, al Fulton, was married last
Wednesday. at CoviReton, Tenn. TO
Miss Nora Lloyd. Of Durham. N. {.
The wedding was a surprise 10 the
friends and relatives Of both parties.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

ARatted for Manush in ninth.
fBatted for Powers IN ninth
Washington 800. 0 0 0 2 Ks
Athletics -------- o 0 5 0 O.
Earned runs-W washington. .: Athlet-
les, ? Left on bases-Washington. 7;
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
Well-Known Players TO Com
pete in Open Invita-
ton Event.
WILLING MEMBERS
DONATE TROPHIES
Dewhurst, Colston Brothers, and
Wallace Johnson Among Visitors
Pitted Against Home Cracks.

The Chevy Chase Club VIII give for
the first time this faH an open lawn
tennis championship tournament on the
first Monday in October. The event
viii be an invitation tournament under
the auspices OF the United States Lawn
Tennis Association
Handsome three-year trophies VIII be
presented BY the members Of the club
at this tournament An army cup VIII
be presented by Cen J. A. Johnston Tor
mems singles Two Halliday cups VIII
be presented by Mrs Halliday for mems
doubles A ladies' championship cup
VIII be presented by G. r Grosvenor.
A Pan-American cup Will BE- presented
by John Barrett. In addition 20 these
trophies first and second prizes win be
given
Acceptances have already been re-
ceived from fifteen 10 twenty out-of-
town players Of note all over the coun-
Try These. with a large entry OF the
local players. should guarantee some Of
the fastest tennis ever seen IL the
quarters At present the ten courts
now in use at the club are fast and in
perfect condition Il is, therefore. an
ticipated that the tournament VIII be
a success. not only socially, but from
tennis standpoint The grounds VIII
be open tC the visitors during the en-
tire tournament.
such men as r H Palmer. Robert
lie Roy, Joseph T. Carpenter. E. 3.
DeWhurst. A l. HOsldns. + n Tuden.
r h Tilden, W II -rotter, Wallace
Johnson, r G COlston, s. C. CoIston.
" II Wagner. G. II Symington. II. :.
Kerr, G A Atkinson. H n aiken, c.
l. Wilcox, J. Coke, ". T. Mullen. W.
n Pollard, ". H Bennett. and several
other out-Of-tOwn players VIII partici-
pate IN the sport. Among the local
players ara Conrad B. Doyle. the South
ern champion, ard Of the District. his
brother, II. Doyle, with the old reliable
J. c. Davidson and L W. GIazebroo,--
r. W Hills, and a number Of other
prominent Bachelor and Chevy Chase
CIubmen-
Visiting players viii be entertained
at the club bungalow. The following
members OF the tennis committee have
charge Of the tournament: Dr. L W
.Glazebrook. A W Cooley. NJ c. Hac-
keJt. and " B. Wood
The drawings for the tournament VIII
be made on Saturday. October @
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
HAS Willy SCHEME
TO DRAW A PASS
Stand Back From Plate and SPOIL
Pitchers Aim" CounselS
Bill Donovan.

'Batters have wrong idea when they
crowd the plate" opines Wild Willie
Donovan They give the pitcher a
swell mark TO steady their control and
instead OF worrying them. they actually
help
II was after his masterful victory in
St Louis that Donovan gave vent 10
his views. He had stood practically
outside the batters' box with Walden
doing his best 10 get the bail over the
plate He couldn't 90 il and the smiIer
trotted 10 first.
If a batter keeps away from the
plate II is almost impossible for the
average pitcher 10 put the ball over
often enough TO strike him out He
has no mark 70 shoot at when the bat
ter isn't there and it's new 10 him
Any time the man at bat starts crowd
ing the plate, thinking he is worrying
the pitcher he IS really helping him At
least that's the way Il always works
with me. I don't like 70 pitch TO these
chaps who stand way on"
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
Washington Defeats Athletics By Superior Baserurndag

far enough into the der ond. Barry
scoring AM Davis taking second Se--
holds healthy single 10 right scored
Davis. with the third and last run oil
that inning.
After SeybOId had fled 10 Milan IN
the seventh inning and Manush had
famed, Lapp singled 10 left. SchltZey's
neat swat TO center put LaDp on third.
Nicholl- doubled 70 center, scoring
LapP- Milan made a goat recovery
near the fence. with GEnley looking on,
and relayed 20 Mcbride. who continued
IL l. Street, who touched out Schiller
81 the plate. It retired the side but
lett the Athletics one run 20 the
good. which lead they kept al OF one
mining, until Plank was trimmed in The
eighth.
The score
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
WHEN DEL FAILED
TO LAND A PLUM

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 12-One year
when Delehanty and Lajoie were with
the Phillies they went on strike. the
latter's being a sympathy affair 10 help
Delehanty get his"
Delehanty struck because he wanted
his contract as player and captain 20 be
for $500. an extra 500 above what was
reported 10 be the then salary limit OF
the league being for captain Il turned
out that Delehanty wanted to sign only
one contract for $500 instead OF two
contracts, one as a player for s.. 40 and
the other as captain for 500.
The trick was 10 get the figures in a
contract 50 that in the following year
he could insist on this sum. II he wasn't
retained as captain. Col. John I. Rog-
ers saw through the scheme and Dele
hanty and Lajoie finally gave in
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
MURRAY TO STAY
WITH PHlLLIES
Signs Up and Outlets Rumors
That He Will Manage
Yankees.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept 12.-The
story emauating from New York to the
effect that Billy Murray, manager 4
the Philadelphia National League GLIB,
would manage the New York AmeTi-
cans next year received its quietus to-
day when 10 was ANNOUNCED that the
Quaker leader had agreed to terms
here.
President Shettsliae was responsible
for this statement, but refused to state
for what length Of time the contract
was made. II is believed. however. that
II is for two years. Murray in his two
year connection with TIE Phillies has
developed some wonderful Udll players.
and is believed TO be a figure in next
years race
His contract for two years expired
this season. and as he is 4 great friend
of President Gordon. of New York. Il
was feared that the stories that he
would play and manage his team had
foundation. Manager Murray has de-
veiOped a number OF sta- ball players
I'm his short connection with the Fnil-
lies. including McQuillen. The big pi'cn-
er. FOXen Corridor. DOOiin, Kaahe.
Osborne, and Grant.~whilc lie has resur-
rected Bransheld and Titus.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
TALES OF LAJOIE'S
SALARY A FABLE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Since 1896,
when I.ajOie joined the Phillies. it is
reported that he has made $4,000 in SAL
airy alone.
The figures, however, are not quite
correct. For instance, in the estimate.
Lajoie is said to have received s., 100
for playing with the Phillies IN 1895
He wasn't with the Quakers all that
year and his salary was probably all
the rate OF about 500 per month, for
that was about the Reach-Rogers scale
in those days for a beginner.
In 1897. Lajoie is said to have been
paid $500. in 1898. $4,000 and In 1850
3, 800. These figures are away beyond
the actual salary that Lajoie received
in those years from the Phillies. If he
ever got more than s. 400 for playing
with the National League club here the
news wiz be surprising to the average
fan.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
Beats Inman With Ease in
Country Club Tour
nament.
YOUTHFUL COLSTON
YIELDS TO VETERAN
Experience Counts in Semi-Finals.
Dewhurst and Colston Take
Doubles in Hard Matches.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-When the
ehades of evening closed down upon the
tennis grounds of the Baltimore Coun-
try Club today. where the finals In the
singles and the semi-dnals in the dOu-
bles for the championship of Maryland
bad been vigorously contested, Robert
Leroy, Of New York. had been declared
the champion for this year by defeating
Frederick c. Inman, of New York, Ga
I3, Go
With one leg on the Challenge Cup.
Leroy is qualified TO meet on Monday
DR.. E. B. Dewhurst, Of Philadelphia,
who has won the cup for two succeeding
years. J. A. Campbell Colston and Dew
hurst. by defeating +. II. Bates and J.
r. Carpenter. jr., in the semi-hnals Of
the doubles. S-6, Sc. after two grueling
sets, are qualified to meet Leroy and
r. A Holden tomorrow in the finals.
Inman Trims Colston
Hope had run high that Campbell Col
ston, the youthful local representative,
whose play has been a feature Of the
tournament, would defeat his opponent,
Imam. in the semi-final singles in the
morning. but Imam took COlston into
camp TO the tune of 6-3, Go, while Lee
roy was pleasantly engaged in defeating
Carpenter, the veteran, 81, 6-3 How
ever. COlstOn's youth against his more
experienced adversary was a good
enough excuse for the loss, and the lads
brilliant work in the doubles match
against Bates and Carpenter. which
puts him and Dewhurst into the final
doubles, more than satisfied his hackers
The defeat Of A S. Bowie and w.
stuart Symington, jr-, by Leroy and
Holden, 6-l, 60, leaves COlston the sole
baltimore man TO represent the local
talent tomorrow
In the other matches played of yes
terday morning SymingtOn and Bowie
defeated lglehart and Putsche Go. Ga
whlch put the victors in the scmi-fnals
against Leroy and Holden. In the early
part OF the afternoon Leroy and Holden
defeated Brooke and Kerr 81 60. Bates
and Carpenter in the me ming defeated
Perse and McGaffin, 60, 81, and Carter
and Reeves We're defeated by Colston
and Dewhurst, Go, 6-3.
Fast Play in Doubles.
The striking feature OF the dav was
the doubles match between Colston and
Dewhurst, on the one side. and Car
penter and Bates on the other. The
games were closely contested through
out. as the score shows. but the steady
play OF COlston and his partner finally
prevailed against the erratic work of
Bates. and in spite of the consistent
play OF his partner, Carpenter
In the match between Inman and Lee
roy the latter had his opponent at his
mercy most OF the time Inman was
bad at the net and smashed lOOs out
OF court into the net.
Dewhurst has now two legs on the
challenge cup and Leroy one by his
victory yesterday. II is predicted that
Leroy viii defeat Dewhurst tomorrow.
and should this take place there will
be an interesting situation. Should
Dewhurst win the cup viii be his for
keeps.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
INDIANAPOLIS WINS
WESTERN STREAMER
Beats Out Louisville in Close Race
for American Association
Pennant.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. y. - By
winning tcday's game With Louisville
Indianapolis captured the American As
ISOLATION penpdnt.
There are but two more games to be
played and Indianapolis hay won ninety
one and lost sixty games/ a percentage
Of 500, while Louisville has won eiShtv-
seven and lost siNty-four, a percentage
OF .576-
Marqua-d and Durham, the two IN
dianapOlis pitchers who are largely re-
sponsible for The victory. will leave Mon
day FOR New York TO ioin the Giants.
Ma-ouard was sold for S11 coo and Dur
ham for 5000 The latter has larger
percentage OF victories than Marquard.
The Indianapolis team has had the
most successful season in the history Of
the American Association, and its profit 5
for the year will be close to $4,000.
Score.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
ENGINEERS SWAMP
VIGILANFS SQUAD
Collins TwirlS Fast Game and
Soldiers Back Him in
Field.

The game at the barracks yesterday
between the Engineers and the Vigi-
lants resulted in an easy victory for the
soldiers by 10 TO 1.
The features were the pitching of
Collins for the Engineers and the back
stopping of Sullivan. the latter pulling
of a pretty double play in the sixth
inning assisted by Sapp at first base.
Davis and Becker ran in a double pIav
in the seventh The sticky-ork of tie
winners was good and their fielding
fast. This afternoon the soldiers play
an outlaw team representing many of
the best known teams in the District
The game will be played at Washington
Barracks, and playing will commence at
2 O'Clock sharp.
The score
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Athletics, 3 First base on bans-On
Schiller. 2; or Plank. ?. or Johnson, L
Innings pitched-By Schiller. g; by
Plank. g Hits made-OM ScnIitzer. 5:
or Plank. l. Struck 1ut-By Schiller,
2. by Plank. J. by Johnson. g. Three
base Hutchinson TwO-b2se hits-Dele-
hanty, Barry, Nichols. Sacrifice hits
Mcbride 90. Delehauty. Clymer. Stolen
bases-Ganley %. Unglaub %. Dele
hanty, Clymer, Barry, Davis. Passed
ball-Lapp- Umpire-1Ir- Connolly Time
Of game hour and s. minutes Attend
ance-4 900
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
Tnoof Western Bouts Last Week
TypGy Changes in Boring Game
Big Matches Now Straight Business Proposition-Ma
ed Improvement in Managers and Methods Over
Old-Time Frame-upS and Fakes.

ready arrived" Notwithstanding the
difference IN weight. Kaufman is en-
Titled 10 full credit for whipping jim
Flynn. He knocked out Flynn In less
time than either Tommy Burns or Jack
Johnson could turn the trick In beat
ing the fighting fireman. Delaney's pro-
tege defeated one OF the gamest men
that ever stood in shoe leather.
Flynn, by his ferocious aggressive
ness during the earlier rounds. made
kaufman look comparatively slow and
tame, but here are a few facts 10 con-
slider in this connection. Kaufmsa took
every punch that Flynn had IL stock,
and yet. with the possible exception OF
the second round. Al was never serious
ly hurt While Kaufman worI- was
not as spectacular as FIynn's, f. was
nevertheless the more effective.
Giving full credit where credit il due.
kaufman has proven himself to be all
that Delaney claims for him. IN the
majority Of his fights Al has taken what
the other Fellow" had to give, and then
gone in and Won. His battles have all
been a case Of the survival Of the fit
test, and right now he is enuued to con-
sideration as one OF the most promising
ucdN " elk MS III the present ia TANKS
Of championship aspirants.
There IS a strong probability that Jim
Flynn and Sam Langford may be
matched to fight before the Jeffries Ath-
letic Club. Flynns game showing
against Kaufman has only added to the
fighting firen ems" drawing power in
this city.
When IL was mentioned 20 Baron
Long recently that Flynn had signihed
his willingness to tackle the Weymouth
negro. the Jenfries matchmaker immedi-
ately sent for Flynn Long has arrange
ments made whereby he can get Lang
ford's signature TO a set Of articles on
short notice
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Al Kaufman is not a heavyweight
conner"
The big San Francisco boy has al
The Washington times., 1908-09-13
Unglaub Slumbers.

Murphy drove TO Unglaub. who had
ages to nail Nichols at the plate. but
for some occult reason he threw out
Murphy at first base. and Nichols
scored: Garry taking third Davis
walked The double steal went through
Largely because Mcbride did not come
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

TWo-base hit-Neues- stolen bases-Sulii-
van. Sapp. F Collins and Coleman. Sacrifice
hlts-Nicholson, Kennedy. Collinsworth and
Trip. Double plays-Sullivan to Sapp; Davis
% Becker Hits-Om Collins. /: OF John
son. -. First base on baIls-By Collins 1
Hit by pitched ball-Sullivan and Bell. Struck
out-By Collins, y; by Johnson, II. wild
pitch Johnson. Time OF game-I hour and
45 minutes. Umpire-Private Dewitt Co~ps
OF Engineers. Attendance-SO0.
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Def @ortreihtbnm beridisSensr
SpraGen.

Bon allen Sprahen Der BELT 1T bic
enaliide b~ieienige, bic am meiiten
B6rter entb6It. 8eionSers in Der
Ietten SdIfte 6ieies Sobrbunberts bat
fid Der Spradi@as Der GnsIdn6er
fart berbieIf6Itiat. Rah aHsemeiner
S&Gtuns beiitt bic ensIiide SpraGe
cttpa $50, 900 @orte. Raf Der eng.
IiiGen Sprahe 1T bic ocutide Sie
uortreidite NIT 10000 @orten, bann
fommi bic itoIieniife NIT $4,000
@orten, Die fran3ofiife init $4,000
@orten. bic ipaniibe nit 10000
Borten. Inter ben orientoIiiden
Sprahen lit bic orobiffe Die mort.
reidite; Die diueiiide Sprofe beii|
10000 @ort5eiden. Die iit al $4,000
3niammengeiesten @orten fcmbinie.
ren Iaiien. Die Sprahe, oie man in
ben 9Gnoern Snbiens iprift, beiist
81, 900 @orte. 0os Eiirfiife nennt
ettuo $4,000 8orte, ons SopaiIde
$4,000 @orte iein eigen. tpdbreno oie
ofrifaniiden 3nIufofferu etfua 5000
@prte Mn6 pieIe Rotnrp6Ifer fuiim
onndberno 1000 @ortbesci6nimseu
beiiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-04

8ir uuIen %unieren 2eiern ein
bradltd perfdern bas 8oi@se's
German Syrup beut5utaee poflflo 2
oas einsiee 8raparat i'm Martte ~
meldes S9ninbiuGt ltnoert nno
beilt. 90 eptbalt bic Gieenmittel'
als reiner Cheer, Gus5u9 nori Staf's
aenbars ufm., tpelte ais Seilmtttel
fur Suften uub Sawinbiutt oou ben
mebeatyist en gunsreKen 10 bod se'
Idast lab. Der Sbwinof9tlee,
einerlei ub bic Sranfbeit In. pale
pber 2uuse, mus bes 9ad9ts &n9e
habe uub bes Mprsens tret letn pom
Slnfaue pun trodenen uno tolternoeti
Suiten. Die ertranften Sbetle oer'
fanaen mad &ube, betlenoer Ino
finbenber 8ebanbtune, tino Der Ea'
tient bebarf Der Friiden Suit, outer
Rabruns freien Gusmurts oss gtor'
aens, nit idneGer uno oanernoer
9iuberune. &leine 5laidder 81
as Gents e%etpbbnlide SrbBe rabean
2 Waf 10 uiei eptbalteno Is Gents.
Sn auen G~pptheten III haben.
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ieote er anna ami Sic auhere SerpOrfeh.

ieate er aud nlif ole 6ubere Ssruorfeb.
rung ieines 6iibrertbums menig
@ertb, Der 2ooenrod oes S6iiben 9e.
riigte ibm unb elm Sihertreffenoer
Stlleen, lpie eiu GROCER SGbel biloetcn
ieine cin5ige 9emoiimrcg.
@lfmal i'm Souie zines Sabres Der.
plnOet uno BON ben ausgeitanOencu
9eioen f0rperli6 gebroden, Itar6
Spcdboder, crit SO Sabre alt, am 2S.
WGr5 81 Sall uno SO Sabre ipdter
muroen ieine @ebeine Gus Dem oorti.
3rie0bof mad Snnsbrud iiberfiibrt,
Inn neben oerlen 0es treuen Sano.
pirtbs in Der Soffir6e beigeiest gu
pcroen. Seine fiibnen patriotiiden
Cbotcn aber boben ibr iiberIebt unb
bemirteu bis in uniere 9eit, I'M NIT
@}prtcrs Borten 81 idlieben:
.3ab ipdte @nfel nod. Die mad Inn
Ihauen,
Gid frob an linn erbeben uno er.
bauen."
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Bonn menidIiden Serssu.

9as Ba6stbrm BEG menidIi1en
$er5ens lit nah eingebenoen Inter.
iuduneen un6 3abIreideu 9eobad.
timeen am itdrfiten i'm erIten unb
5fpeiten 2~ebensiabre. Die @roBe 6es
&eraens, pie es bel benz neuseborenen
&inbe enttpideIt lit, miro BIB gum
@nbe BEG 5meiten 2ebensiabres oer'
6oppelt. Bonn aipeiten Bis ~iiebenten
2ebensiabre IGBt Der @adstbum i1on
ettpas mad. Grit na6 Gblauf oieier
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