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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-03

SUNDAY, 5
 A weIl-known sporting man who fol- lows the business of horse racing always instructs his jockeys, when in a race, to ''Get out in front and stay there"
 That's what we are doing-We are ''out and in front" and if square business methods, combined with selling high-class, uD-to-date merchandise will win, then you can be assured we are going to stay there A great many people called on us in the past few days and made their selec. tions from our large stock of
 Mems Clothing, Hats and
 Furnishings But we want more people to take advan- tage of our offer You will make no mis- take bymaking these purchases now from our shop. You don't have to wait until the usual time for sales-in June and July and as late as August By that time stocks of goods are in remnants-odds and ends, shop-Worn, etc.
 Here's where you can get these sales prices now from a full and entirely new stock We have eliminated profits and want to reduce this stock for cash. Buy ing a suit of clothes (at fair profD made
 -BY-
 EIV MQVpr and MI Simon is a good transaction for you, but when you get this suit without any profit to the dealer, it is better transaction for you.
 Remember, this sale is only for a week. You don't want to overlook it.
 You may regret it later.
 No Merchandise Will Be Sent On
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
RYAN BEST WRESTLER.
Texas Wan Wins from Wallace at
LynchburE.
special TO The Washington Herald

Special to The Washington Herald
Bynchburg. Va Aug. 29-Tommy Ryan.
Of Texas. won fror1 Bob Wallace in the
wrestling match here tonight. pinning
the shoulders OF the baseball player 10
the mat twice out Of three times within
an hour. Wallace won the first fan in
fourteen minutes. throwing Ryan with a
half Nelson and scissor hold
Ryan put Wallace-s shoulders TO the
mat In the second fall in two minutes
aid fifteen seconds. using a half Nelson
and half hammer. or what Ryan calls a
head chancerT and crotch hold In six
minutes and ten seconds Wallace again
went to the floor. and mis- shoulders hit
the mat because Ryan had a toe hold and
a head scissors.
The bout was 10 decide the champion
ship of Virginia and Texas. and Ryan
who claims the championship Of Texas.
now lays claim to the middle-weight
championship OF Virginia also,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
BETTING BARRED AT BELMONT.
Bookmakins VIII Not Be Permitted
at Track in Fail.

Nineola- l. l. Aug. 2-The anti-beJ-
ting law will be enforced at Belmont
Park District Attorney p E. Coles, OF
Nassau County. said that he VIII be pre-
pared TO handle things when racing Is re-
sUmed a. Belmont Park N October.
There viii be nc favor shown at Sci
mont Park said Nr- Coles. and the
person breaking the law viii be treated
The same as any one else charged with q
crime.
At the next meeting Of the supervisors
Of Nassau County Sheriff Joseph Foster
viii ask Tor a special appropriation q
employ sufficient deputies TO cope Wit
the situation and see that the law is car
ried out TO the letter
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

port been perfect the result would have
been more uncertain But Ike in the
olden days. The human hairpin had his
bad inning. and realizing that fatal
weakness, the Nationals jumped in IN
the fourth and piled up enough runs in
the one round 20 clinch the game A
batter hit by pitcher. two hits. pair OF
errors. and a passed bah combined 10
give Washington the tallies that cIinched
the opener
Heirie B=rser was on the mound for
The visitors IN the second encounter. and
also pitched fairly good bah. but each
time the Nationals got man within
scoring distance the necessary hit was
usually forthcoming. with The result that
they made three runs in three innings on
five hits
Charley street. whose creditabIe hack
stopping has been favorably commented
upon al every stop around the circuit
was added % the Nationals B-C Cross
list in the sec nd game With Burns. Mi
Ian. Tauushiil and Shipke ucaparlJared.
Cant5Ion vas expecting better luck IN the
matter OF injuries, but in the seventh IN
ming a foul tip struck Street on his Un-
Elov=d hand and split one 81 his fingers
so The taIkative catcher viii probably be
laid up for repairs Tor several days.
Up 70 the time he was hurt Street had
been catching good bah. and his throw
ing TO bases had been a feature OF both
games After Street gave way, Jack
Warner was sworn in and did good work
Two Runs for Maps.
Eacn team wasted hits IN the first
inning Of the opener. but in The second
the Maps took the lead with pair Of
runs. Stovau led on with a double TO
center Esmiz attempted TO sacrifice but
EeeIey PICKED up the bah and threw
over Freemsu's head. StovaU scoring and
Beuis taking second Goode struck out
but Perrlng followed with triple be
tween Pickering and Ganley, vhich s. Mt
Bem5s home. FaIke-berg famed ard
Josh Clarke was thrown out by the
pitcher
Up 10 the fourth IT looked Ike CIeve-
land. but in that round the locals piled
I'd four. FaIkenberg hit Pickering anu
Ganiey sacrificed When CnElaub sin
EIed- Pickering scored the former Bos-
-ouisn taking second IN tE= Jhr5w--n-
Delehanty walked, and when Ciyuer
raised a high fly to short center Goode
dropped the ball in the sun and the bases
were loaded On passed ball CnglaUb
tied The score, and The other two run
L-rLS moved up Ed4lL6LlllE dlLNSS llC LLt-
Der on Freeman's double into the crowd
in left field
From the fourth on neither team
threatened 70 increase its total but the
Nationals had the game safe in hand,
so there was nothing for the crowd to
do buJ cheer the fielding. the preJtiest
play being made by Josh Clarke. when.
ar-er a long run. he separated Freeman
from triple by making circus catch
near the clubhouse
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
BOB DEMPFEL SENT HOME.

Bob DempfeI. who was IN
earthed in North Carolina by
Scout TanBehiH on recent trip,
and who joined the Nationals on
Thursday. has been sent to his
home in EastOn, Nd. and il not
likely to report again until the
club goes TO Galveston in the
spring
Mike KahOe took DcmpfeI in
tow and gave him n try-out- The
veteran catcher reported that
tire y"anESder had n clever curve
ball. hut aS DenpfeI was suffer
inE from n sore arm, CantilIon
decided TO give him n rest rather
than take any chances at this
stage of the season
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

New York. Aug 2-Cneers from nearly
half a million threats echoed between the
slzy-scrapers Of Broadway to-day as never
before in the city-s history. when honor
vas done the American athletes who de-
feated the world In the Olympic games az
London
The champions. escorted by l5o15 troops
and athletes. swept down Broadway be-
tween walls of their freuzied compatriots
20 the city hail. where they were present
ed bv Acting Mayor MCGOWAN Virh the
freedom .of the CITY and gold medals iu-
sc-ibed. Presented by the citizens OF the
city Of New York. concentrating The
homecoming OF the victorious American
team from the Olympic games In London,
1858"
And after the celebration. just 70 show
that they could do it again." the atl-
Ietls attended a fremen'S memorial meet
al Celtic Park where Forrest SuitEsou
holder Of the Olympic r'0-ueJer hurdle
record. equaled the worlds record and
Ralph Rose. the slant Californian. broke
the worlds Ic-poGnd shot-put record 5y
a put OF . feet and inches Many Of the
other London winners also competed
Parade Rare Spectacle.
But the parade was the thing Not only
New Workers. but athletes from all over
the broad United States were 10 be vel
coined home and New York did it risht
royalty. With a bright sun slitterinE
and shining on their fresh-won trophies
and on the shining arms of the troops.
the lonE line Of the procession wound its
WY down Broadway. and from its start
ing point 10 the end al the city hall the
paraders marched To one long sustained
voIley Of cheers
AT City Hall Park the people were
packed in like nerTings, and as each
champion received his medal he was
greeted with loud huzzas- Not one. how
ever. got such a welcome as did little
John HAYES. whose sturdy legs and
stUrdier heart brought 10 America the
greatest prize Of the Olympisd, the Mara
thou-
When littIa Hayes. who is but little
more than fve feet taIL was lifted onto
a table by q big policeman. ,he crowd
went wild You could have heard them
yell in Jersey. When the medal had been
presented a group Of enthusiastic alder
men carried the boy on their shoulders
and when they set him down the tears
that filed his eyes were kissed away by
a host Of girls and women. who Hobson-
lied the victor OF the worlds greatest
race until he cried enough.
The welcome of the Olympic viCtorS
was a notable tribute New York has
greeted her returning sons from many
a battle. and has greeted them glori-
ously. but never in the history of the city
has she extended such a welcome as to-
day TO the sons Of the Stars and STRIPES
who have brought fame TO their native
land by bloodless victory against the
pick OF all the world
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
DEAL FOR FRANK ROTH:

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Milwaukee. Wis. Aus "a
deal j. on between the Milwaukee
club and Washington, of the
American League to transfer
Catcher Roth. OF the Brewers, 10
Joe CantiIIon for three players.
probably a pitcher. OutieIder.
and catcher Pitcher Gates and
either Pickering or Milan may
h=ure in the deal.
Joe CantiIIOn said last night
that be knew nothing OF the re-
ported deal for Prank Roth- The
Nationals would like 10 obtain
Roth, snd the management il
willing 70 buy, but no deal has
been proposed
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ T0-on-0-First game Baltimore. 5 Toronto. >
Second game Baltimore. !. Toronto 0 fr7fi-5 n
sixth inning 70 catch train.
At Nc-rsal-NewaTk. 3. Montreal
At B--.7lo-FIrs- game Jersey CITY. l. BuEalo s
Second game Jersey Cts. c. Buffalo g
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

FIrst 0ase % eTTors-WashIngt0n g.
Cleveland. . Left on baSes-Wa Washingron.
L. Cleveland. s First base on baIls-On
Kelley, >, of FalkenbeTE. . Struck out
BY keeley- :, by Falkenberg- 3 Three
base hit-PerTing. TWO-baSe hits-StovaU
Freeman. Sacrifice hits-Ganley, s. Stolen
base-Ganley- Double Play-Freeman 10
Delehanty Hit by pitcher-By Falken-
Mr.. Egan- Time Of same-1 hour and s.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartfc7d-FirSt game Hartford J.. Holvokc. l.
Second game Har,f0sd. 4 Heiyoke O.
A. New HsveI-tlISt eame- New Haven. = New
Britain. @ second game New Britain. 8 New Ha-
veu. C.
At BTasep1Tt-FIrst game. Bridgeport 3; AIe-iden,
9. Ssoona game: Bridgeport, ;; &eTiden- =
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oh. You. Tom Hughesi

While Tom Hughes mystifed the Maps
with his speedy shoots and tantalizing
tvisters in the second game. the Na-
tionaIs garnered the three runs that
were sufficient 20 win
Pickering started il of in the first in
ming by working Berger for a base on
balls. Bob Ganlev. who made three sac
rifce hits in the first game laid down
a bunt. placing Pickering on second. and
after I-ajoie had thrown out Unglaub.
Delehanty singled 10 right, counting
Pickering
In the sixth the Nationals made their
second run Ganley showed a Texas
Lacquer over short Tnglaub sacrificed.
and after Delehanty had skied 10 sec
Ond Otis Clymer came through with a
hit that scored Ganley- In the seventh
Mcbride bingled 10 left. stole second.
and trotted home when Warner hunted
and Bradley threw against the beacher
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. LouisTille-First game. Louisville. Tole51 G.
Seo1rd game Louisville 8, Toledo .
At 1IIlwagEee- AIilwaukCs- 8 MINNEAPOLIS.
At Kansas City-Kansas CITY. 4. s. PzuI. I
At ianaQolis-Tndiansr polls 3, Columbus. O
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
KEENE' E'SMASKETTE
WINS STHEFUTURITY
Small Crowd Sees Richest
Stake Of Year Run.
SIR MARTIN is SECOND
Betting Ring Closed and Field
Stand Barred to Public.

Keene's Great FfIIy GauOp4 Home
Three Lengths in Lead, EquaIins
the Record Set by the Mighty Colin
Last Year-WhfIe 10000 Witnessed
Only 1900 Saw 1t Yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
EEL TAKES READVILLE.
Wins Feature Harness Race at sh'
1iassachusetts Track.

1iasSachusetts Track
Boston. Aug 2e-The first two heats
OF the Massachusetts, stake at Read
Vile race track to-day were won by
De Witt owned by L : Burke. jr- of
Cleveland CarIokin won the final
u the heats he won with De Witt
Andrews led all the way. but in the
last he was nossd out by CarIokin-
In the ReadvilIe The Eel had every
thing his own way Andrews victory
II the day was wiki Hamburg Belle,
who played with the field against her
in the POnkapOag- Locust Jack was sec
ond in the 1rst and third heats The
summaries
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
PIRATES WIN AND LOSE.
Pittsburg Beaten In second Game
by PhfIIieS

PitJsburs. Pa. Aug 2.-The Pirates
ard the PhIIies broke even IN the double
header this afterno0a, the locals winning
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

Chicago. Aug Z-Before the largest
crowd thar ever attended a ball game in
Chicago. The Cubs this afternoon won the
second game Of the series from New York
by a margin Of one run after a sensa-
uonaI battle Score. 9 10 .
Mordecai Brown. the three-fngered
marvel pitched a strong game for Chi
cago. allowing only i've hits The Giants.
nevertheless. would have defeated him
had IL not been for grand support Twice
with the bases fun the Giant base-runners
strayed of the bases and were nailed in
lightning double plays.
Christy Mathewson pitched for New
York and allowed seven hits. but they
were timely and sufficient 20 tie up the
game for the Cubs
The Cubs made all their runs in the
fourth inning. Hoffman drove into the
crowd for two bases. Shecksrd sacrificed.
and then Chance. Evers. Steinfeldt. and
Howard sUccessively singled along the
foul lines. Three runs were thus driven in
Giants Lead at start.
New York made three Of its five hits
in the first inning Tenney. Bresnahan.
and Do1Iin all v-hacksd safely. and Ten
ney. scored In the fifth Tenney hit safe
y. Doyle singled. Bresuahan was passed
and Donlin-s fly scored Tenney.
It is estimated that more than 31.o00
persons were crowded inside the park
during the game. The stands were packed
TO sUnOcation. and the field along both
foul lines and back Of the outheld was
black with humanity. The gates had
TO be closed an hour before the game.
because the park would not hold any
more people.
Both teams felded Spleudidly and there
were no errors to record Every. man
seemed keyed up TO the highest pitch. and
The way the men on both sides dragged
things down was dazzling and bewilder-
.nE- The great crowd was kept on edge
all the way through and went crazy at
every startling play And as for the size
Of that crowd IL was multitude so great
that the Chicago ball park never held its
like before.
The services OF a hundred policemen
were required to keep the crowd in order.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

IW0-5ase 6f1s-L06eTf. IaskeTt Ibree- -bass hit
Beaumont Double piay-Hulswitt to HuEins 10
Camel Struck out-By Coaklsy. !: By Campbell. 2;
By Dorner. 2 First base on balls-OH Coakley. ?
Unpire-Asr. Rigler. Attendanoe-4oo0.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

the drsJ game. 10 O. and the visitors
capturing the second game by the score
OF 70 J. Scores
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Altoona-Lsncaster. = Altoona o.
A. Wilhamsport- .: Niiliamsport. g,
At Hauisb--g-vil ilmiuStan. 5 Harrisburg. )
At Jchns-oEn-Reading. /: Johns-ouu. :
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

Two-h1sr hlr-fl-5=- Sz-l5-l h-rs-f5iI. Osborn
Stclcn has--Waguer D0uaie r--v-Adtlti-cilio %
Gibson 90 Vas1az H- t pitched aal-TI1ls-
Struck Cur-Br MalE-z j. b. Eoul6au. - Lgf-
en- baSes-Flltsr-rS j. Pli-5ei7lia. 1. Vra1-c=-
Ness-s- Jo1u-t1ns and RuiLlrh1m- line q sane
I hour and j. minutes Atts-6ar-e. l1 90.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

Three-base hit-Dslehanfy- T,ro-base hit-Ko-
netcfy. Struck out-Isy Raymond. s. By RucEer g.
Bases on halls-Of Raymond .. II Rlcker 9
Stclen base-lial1ney- Double play-Kargsr % Eo-
nstcty. Jnnl-s-AIr. k..m-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
SUPERBAS BEAT CARDINALS.
RucIer Pitches Splendid Game
Against st. Louis

s.. Louis. No, Aug. 29-Brooklyn
knocked Raymond out in the fifth in
ming scoring four runs Scorp-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

TTo-hase hits-Doniin, Holman. Stsinfeldt- Bases
Oh balls-of Disthewsou. !. Of Brown. ) Struck
out-By Alathewson- ?: by Brown. ; Double PLAYS
Evers TO Tinker; Sheckzrd 70 Steinfeidt. Uupires-
Messrs- O'Day and Emsiie Attendance g co.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
CUBS BEAT GIANTS
BEFORE BIG CROWD
MatheWSOn Unable to Stop
Worlds Champions.
OUTPITCHED BY BROWN

BY BHnChinE Hits in Fourth Inning,
Chances Men Drive in Three Runs,
Which Give Them Victory by Mar
gin OF One TaIIy-CrOEyd 50 Great
that Gates Are Closed Hour Before
Time set for Play 10 Begin.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
SECOND GAME
'Batte5 fer F5zcu II sixth

tniLaleii'- las-.--------------- D D o y %
TEo-hasa hits-Docir. Ple-qs. Jacklirsch- Sacrifice
hIts-Doo1-- .--sn.e uisEs-kusbe O. TITUS 20
Brarsisld; Leide.i % Wagner 20 Gin HTS made
OF FoIen. ~ innings Uuui-ez-Nes=rs- Ru6-
deraau and Iclust-ns- Time Of game E5g- and 5
minutes Attaudsuce I7zl
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
FrostBurE Beats Cumberland.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Cumberland Nd. Aug 29-Frostbur
won from the Cumberland Y. NJ C. A
in a prettily contested game here to-day
Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
REDS BEAT BOSTON.
Cincinnati Wins out in Game Marked
by Poor Playing

Cincinnati. Aug. 19--In game marked
by poor fielding Cincinnati defeated Bos-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
YANKEE ATHLETES
WILDLY GREETED
New York Grows DeliriOUS
Over Olympic Heroes.
LITTLE HAYES EATEN Up"

Marathon Winner Carried on Table
through Walls of Humanity aS
Name-HOme-cOmin One Lively
Afafr-EscOrted by Huge Crowd
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
NATIONALS AGAIN
WIN TWO GAMES
Maps Beaten Twice While
Thousands Cheer.
TWO RUNS FOR VISITORS
Bert Kelley and Tom Hughes
the Real Heroes.

Former Receivers from Poor start
and -OutPftches Fred FaIl1enberE.
While Hughes Does Not Allow a
Visitor TO Get Past First Base
Larry's Band OutpIayed at Every
Stage of Both Games
YESTERDAY-s RESULTS.
Washington, - Cleveland 2
washington. ,; Cleveland O.
Philadelphia, 4; Detroit, O.
PhiIadeIphia, 4; Detroit, ,
Chicago, 1; New York O.
Chicago, 8; New York. o.
st. LOuiS,5i Boston. L.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
Yesterdays RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati. :: Boston. >.
New York. =: Chicago. ).
Brooklyn, A. ~. Louis, =.
Philadelphia. o; PittsburE, L.
Philadelphia, .; PittsburE. 1.
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Froztbsirz-.------------ soo66o as 3
Y. L c. A. 0 . 0 0 Q II 6
Batteries-T. N c A. J. VI Ma-ssa and john
soli FT1stRsTE I'm a1d sIosas
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
FaIs Has bad Inning.

opposed 10 Kelley was Fred Falken-
berg. half Of the Sl000o prize In justice
70 FaIkenberg. it must be said that he
H5id-not spitch bad bali and had his sup
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
The Summaries,
FIRST RACE-Ths Proctor Kuou. rh-s

FIRST RACE-The Proctor kuo,t. thrce-yes--olds;
seven furiougs. Bar None. Us tDucaui Won. JsEuns
G Arc. III tLesl. se--hd. Live Wire. IL tNorte-i.
thi-d. Tine. 1893. sly Cleses and Father Kof-
fee also ran-
SECOND RACE-IrsuE-ral S;eeplecaa-e. four
year-olds and upward; about two miles si11a Pure
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

Continued on Page +, Column s,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

TO-DAY,S GAMES.
Boston At Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at IT. Louis
The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
The Score.

New York. k....-..--..----......
T1-=o~~o =
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
How to Cure
Liver Trouble
Aeep Your Bowels Regular and Your
Stomach Sweet

sometimes imagine when ,b.v
- nSer trouble or are bilious that tha
thihs 10 do Is to take nhvSIc
,o,-'.IN4s plls and keeping your bowels
rsular are two very different natal
use OF violent cathartic does mot
h .Ie,i lhe cure Of constipation or the es-
49, OF regular movements A
a. - an emergency remedy but new
ooWei treatment II the bowels do
not move regularly there Is reason
ueeper seated than the mere clopginp ,,,,
pills. Nose Vi sAts or
"heh tnat drowsy. tired feeling. with
.he coated tongue. the dun head mains
.he sour stomach. the saIlow comnIex.
non, constipated bowels and touches Of
lever come on it is time to take a medi-
.nat VIII act on the bowels gently
anu mildly, cleansing and strengthening
them. stir up the liver and aid the ston,s
aeh In disesting the food.
Ut. Caidwelfs Syrup Pepsin does this
every ume. Take a few doses and see
now quickly the drowsy feeling leaves.
regular bowel movements come back. with
GOOD appetite and perfect digestion.
ana You soon feel like your old seif. II
ooes not gripe nor pain, IL acts smoothly.
I1 mnoiy ana Is very pleasant TO take. VIM.
aihcnman. Mesick. Mich. says: It was
ouo,eo with indigestion and liver
trouble. j have used DR.. Caldwelrs Syr-
up Pepsin with fine results II Is a per
Iect laxative and ! now feel as strong
and well as formerly" VIM. Block. Nj
antic. H.. says: "Dr. Caldyelrs Svrun
fepsin Is the best remedy ever used
Tor liver complaint or CONSTIPATION. I"
MIS- K II. Brown. Addington, Ind. Ter.
was troubled with torpid liver and const..
patton. DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin gave
her prompt relief. All druggists sell Il At
SOC and sl.o0 per bottle.
Pepsin Syrup Co.. 3os Caldwell Bldg,
Monticello. Ill. Is glad to send q free
sample to anyone who has never used it
and will give Il fair trial.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
B. Y. P. u. Meeting.

The Baptist young people held
a very interesting meeting. which
was well attended, last Sunday
afternoon. Everybody Is invited
to attend the meeting at o'clock
next Sunday afternoon, August
10, for which they have arranged
the following program:
How far is the use of alcohol
necessary Us medicine? (Paper.)
Lola Bozeman.
What should be the attitude of
our churches toward those who
favor the liquor traffic?-Mrs. l..
ID. Jones.
Duet.-Misses Lula and Alma
Durham.
Why l am afraid to use intox-
icating liquors. personal con-
fessions.)
What business man thinks of
Intoxicating liquors. (Address.)
Gas Moss.
The effect of strong drink on
the mind.-Miss Bette NoIen.
The effect of strong drink on
the morals.-S. L. Durham.
Solo.-Miss Clara McGinty.
Cigarette smoking. address }
L. ID. Jones.
Look out for malaria. 1t is
seasonable now. A few doses of
Prickly Ash Bitters is q sure pre-
ventive. Smith-Grisham Drug
Company, Special Agents.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

not been made public. The sale
is made TO satisfy a judgment
against the plant, for s37,5OO.
held by the First National, Bank.