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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10
WHICH CLASS ARE YOU IN?

WHICH CLASS ARE YOU I'M
More and more people are
coming to re ulate their shop
ping by the store-ads.
More and more people are get.
ting out Of the habit Of going
to the nearest place." or to
the place they have usually
visited for certain purchb SEES.
More and more do people un.
derstand and believe that
when YOU HAVE A BAR
GAIN TO OFFER YOU WILL
ADVERTISE IT ADEQUATE
LY-and that when you do
not advertise q. all it is be-
cause you have not, at that
time anything to advertise.
More and more are people
coming to decide things from
reading the lads-and to de-
pend upon the news and the
facts contained in the ads for
guidance in planning purch-
asses.
More and more are people
COMM to understand that
only ENTERPRISING mer-
chants advertise adequately
and Neutrality-suspicious.
and more-the people are com.
ing to reAlize that onlv enter
prising merchants deserve,
and should receive support;
that patronage otherwise be-
slowed is likely to encourage
NON PR0GRESSIvENESS in
merchants.
More and more the people
are coming to discriminate
agains. stores that Dc not ad-
vertise ENTERPRlSINGLY,
persistentlv. ageressively: for
they realize that such stores
are not up to date. are not the
sort tint will keen the city in
the van Of I've places. Of
awake communities.
More this COMING vesr than
ever before will YOUR advertis-
ing be the test bv which all
else will stand IT fall-so plar
it LITERALLY. plan it on
winning lines.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10

Of the happy homes Of to-day il . vast
fund Of information - to the best methods
Of promoting health and happiness and
right living and knowledge Of the worlds
best products.
Products Of actual excellence and
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to worldwide
acceptance through the approval Of the
Well Informed Of the World; not Of indi-
viduals only. but Of the many who have
the happy faculty Of selecting and obt....
ing the best the world affords.
One Of the products Of that class, Of
known component parts, an Ethical
remedy. approved by physicians and COM
mended by the Well-lnformed of the
World ~ valuable and wholesome family
laxative is the well known Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA. To get its beneficial
effects always buy the genuine, manu-
featured By the California Fig Syrup Co.,
only. and for sale by Ill leading drugsists.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10

The most home.like place In The
eitv: Kraber's Cafe. Meals 81 cents
Fresh Candies at the Bon Ton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10

II you wish . rlce buffet. book.
case. writing desk. center table. at
about one-haN the re9ulsr price, call
at the Russell Quitting Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10

Oakland and Los An~eles races.
Commissions nlaced. $40 Main St. II
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10

Best meal in the city for Is cents
Eraber's Cafe. Main street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10

Newsnapers At the Bon Ton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10

Free moving pictures at the Skat
ing Rink tonight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10

Everything the best. Polite atten.
danta. Cuisine excellent. Raymond
Grin.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1908-01-17

TO E OF COLOR
70 Our. Ooloped friends Throughout
the United States. We Send
You Greeting
The Indian Territory and Oklahoma IRE now u new State.
Thousands of our native people are land holders, and have thO
sands of Acres of Rich Lands 80 rent and TO Lease.
We prefer to rent anu to leaseour lands to Colorcd People.
Our terms will be found reasonable.
GOOD LAND, GOOD WATER, GOOD SCHOOL
ON FOOT, BERT CLIMATE IN THE WORLD.
You are invited to come and share and enjoy our lands
and Gus prosperity in the New state of Oklahoma,
THE land of the free and the home of the brave"
For further particulars write either of the following:
d. BARROWS, Tuskahoma, l. r., REV. E. w. SMITH, pas
tor \. NJ. e. Chuch at Talihina and Tuskahoma) Talihina, |. +.
HENRY WILLIS, Tailina.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-05-14

that majority of the legal voters vot-
ing upon said proposition voted Yes"
the same shall be conclusive evidence
that the political subdivision to which
such vote was applicable has become
'Anti-Saloon Territory" unless the
proclamation of the Supervisors of Elec-
ton shall ne reversed after a contest of
the election in accordance with the pro-
visions OF Section "A Of this Act.
SEC. 8 And be it further enacted,
That all the territory within any politi-
cal subdivision which has become Anti
Saloon Territory" shall continue to be
"Anli-SalOOn Territory" throughout its
entire extent notwithstanding any
change that may be made in the limits
of said such political subdivision until
the legal voters thereof have voted &C
cording to provisions of this Act. To
discontinue sucn Anti-SalOon Territory
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-05-14
Order Of Publication.

bella Ty,t.h aud Edward T,-,lrI piair+f.+-
vs. '''''' '''7'
T,vnt., NcEinzi. ANA NcL-i,,zi. \-,ot.
ilf,,Ii. Ttt1z MI. i,fzfs anI,ta iI,.L-!''-
H.. H.a,I l(aIi-s,, nni,ar+ WaIL.,. I,..
Nckn/5n HirGtt-J NnTlirti@ Ga,.,.,.
Nrk min Rose No f.; i,,lia / .,Il,,,, Nf,.,',7,-
zic PETER Ncknlzie bora Nrkjnyia
Iur, NirI, i,l3, N.,,,,.,, To1,3,H ~, III
DIN RnLfsnu n,.ta,,'ia,,+, i''' CIV
= ,-.. -. &C.,,
No '''t r.. III. ~ III" uiculI court Iot
"ali''I county, NaIHl aLd'
4Le p'.rcl ni TINS SUIT Is 10 procure Ie-
tt'E 10! wv san 81 Lle real estate devised IN
~ ltAL " III 'ht testament Oh ffahcls NC
I,IhHir. utteaSe'l' ate oI Paffett county. Tor
VIZ PURPOSE ul partition among the aftleS
'HllUe" /" INTEREST IIei"IH'
The bill states that on or about the -
day OF March. in the year l~gi the said
tIancls chIlIle departed TINS NE leaving
ldoU lit anu testament ueNlSlhg ms real
estate 10 is Wite during her natural life
an lIch 70 NJ cih!ureu snare ana share
Any, ul3l tiIe SdlE Nl"oN ol cue sah iran
tis MchHHle departed thls NE ABOUT one
year ag9' ara that ne LETT as ms only heirs
under ms salu iaSt VIII ana testament the
IollpWAlS cHlldien' l.oSoieh HchlnZ!e, his
son lnuefhnaffleu WltL ANNE Mcklnze;
Moan NC hlhIle. ms son lntermarrled with
M" MthlllHlG' Anne Mch lllZle, ms dauSn-
yer unmarried; Dora hchlnHle, ms uaugn
Ter, lhternarlled with Richard Mckinzie;
Rose Mckenzie; Laura NGkmzie. his daugh-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-05-14

said entry, and his residence, stating
the street and house number if there be
such, the kind. quantity and price of
such liquor, the purpose for which it
was sold; and when the sale is for medi-
cinal purposes, the book shall also con-
tain the name of the physician issuing
the prescription therefor. Such pre-
scriptiOns shall be cancelled by writing
on it the words "canceiled'' and the
date on which it was presented and filled,
and kept on file. No prescription shall
be filled a second time. Such book shall
be in form substantially as follows:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-05-14
CHAPTER $40.
Confined from page ~

SEC. 3. And be it further enacted.
That vote under the provisions # this
Act shall become operative on the first
day of May next after the day Of cleo
ton at which such vote is cast.
SEC /. And be it further enacted
That a petition for submission Of said
proposition shall be in substantially the
following form: ITO the Board Of Su-
pervisors of Election of Garrett county:
the under signed legal voters of the
- insert the legal name or correct
designation of the political subdivision
respectfully petition that you cause to
be submitted in the manner provided by
law TO the voters thereof, at the next
election the proposition Shall this
- become Anti-Saloon Territory
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-05-14

cases were tried before said Court
without the Intervention of a Jury:
provided, however, that if any person.
when brought before any justice having
jurisdiction of the case. shall before
trial for the alleged offence pray jury
trial, or if the States Attorney for said
county, shall before trial Of such alleg-
ed offence pray a jury trial on the part
of the State, it shall be the duty of
such Justice to commit such alleged
offender for trial, or to hold him to bail
to appear for trial the Circuit Court for
Garrett comfy. if it be in session, or at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-05-14
Name of Signel

L -
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le5aI goJers IN Gnelt own proper persons
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1a,eone 90 silrr;ng w,are at The tima If
sic,,ino. sa;d not;tior IacraI ,-ota,.r If tho
.saiJ ,,eli+iooI S,,br;,,;eiGn nat +ba;,, .a-
s% ,, reSidonces [,,ban raUIIirad to he
stated ara corroctI,- stated therein and
tbat aacb sinner sidsnaG he same on tba
Jato sot o,,ros;to b;S os,1n Sncb gto+n-
yon,,r Sno5i no sworn - hafn,'t. sn,,,a
nff;ner rosid;nT in sand coJrt,- ubnre
such legal voters reside. authorized to
administer oaths therein: such sheets
shall be fastened together in one docu-
ment filed as a whole, and when filed
shall not be withdrawn or added to. No
signature shall be withdrawn after the
fling Of such petition. such petition so
verified or copy thereof duly certified
as hereinafter provided shall be prima
facie evidence that the signatures. state
ment of residence here required to be
stated and dates upon the petition are
genuine and true and that the persons
signing the same are legal voters of the
political subdivisions named therein.
Upon request Of any one fling such d
petition and verified statement and pay
ing or rendering to the Supervisors If
Elections one dollar for each one hun
dred names. or fraction thereof signed
thereto, together with & copy thereof.
the Supervisors of Election shall imme-
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Signature OF
purchaser

i+s pay-+ ca-cio,, # = Lo 49, =, ,-.;.
and ratI,,.1 aid l,oo III seSSloil'
nizance yri+L +be 1araa. ~ ra..;,!e,.e,
OF tha witnesses foI, tn ,. ,,-
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slcb raso in fo,y, tho E7a,,s(,, - e
his rigbfs tn INV trisI mai > ~ Va
&c 49,,
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l'etI ~ dli prosecutions uhder TINS AcI
~ 'Illllil. VI o'Ilei WISE, ~ Sia!i not
DC 'e's ,.S 70 9Iale I!ie Nlhd OF liquor
Soiu' iioi 90 Sllo" Ihe hhoWledge OF the
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az ca. VI sci an 10y 70 state Ihe name
% any p5Is"lI 10 Eh"il liqIof Is SOFA nor
~, -, Lil, a'-'W ny liaI Iie
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said nrorositinn nor. +tat - "
the local y,ota,,s ,o+i,,g ,.C,, Va
nosi+inn ,ntaJ ..,.ae,5 IN - ~i,,lIf ~,
sufficient IN STATE in rbot raC,ay5 49,
the Ac. rnrnnlaina5 - +,olt TO-. -,
'.Anti-Salonn Taryi-,r,.,' or tGi.tr;ot
The issuance of an Irta,.,oI pa,,a.,-,I
Special Tax Sran,n ~, ,,a.li,,t h,. ~
T'pifed States to any, ,,a,,.r,7 o., =, ,T.-,il.
sale or retail dnaIer IN l-r,,Cr ~, j., r,..I.
ouor At INV nIsca VIM lG u ~ i-l',r,
which at the time Of tbe is s.. 49,
of is ..Anti-caInon Tnr,.it,,,,, :. ,baJI ~,
prima facia evidence Of tba sale of of IN
toXicating EoIor nv .ucb narson at s,lrb
place or AT any Mace If bIsinass If
such person within sncb terr,torr y.Iarl
STAMPS or recent is nosted and Of tbe
time charged in anv snr ~, ,r ,I,s il,
under this Act. nrn,.id.d grob tir,a +,
within the life Of such SIAM, ~, ro Cl.l
Crc % A.JL-:+
,-tot e 80, anu oe II lurIiler enacted
10 tl1'o - any pIl9oi lIShes SWORN com
tba paoa ,'I,,I,. ~ oGLole any JuS!lce Vi
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,.'+t wy CGuit III NdI
boI's( oo,.'II, p't y ueScLipIig tlle
az ho ". a ,i,C g. Stt'ltii aiiI lile tlli4Sa
'o aet'i 0,,,-L iUL ''dt ne mas reasons
il anu US oslieye tllaC iIlIo-
@'''i'' are 20'u VI sep Ior tiie
r,l 20 20 pe.IIE 91Iu III VOCATION OF inc
H. ,5.o.lS u il,S 1cii sucii uSCIce Oh
;.,atI . e','s si'''I. issGe MS Warrant
,ia;na,,t ~ s''S oiiiIei W nom Lie COIL
=, INC, III" u nav my power
~, e 81 'i'tiiIai PROCESS COMMANDING
i'.'li ~ s.'sIN'l tiie premises descrlneG
anu NS9lSH dttu III SuCll complaint ana
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-05-14

Wanted at Dixon & kelso's pin oak
white oak and rock oak street car ties,
I in. face. s in. thick and it. long.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-05-14

City. Town. Village or Flee House number
ton District petition l. for. il any
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Subscribe for the Republican.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28

Hon. w. w Dykes, who is offering
for the office of solictor-g general
though yet young man is considered
one of the ablest members Of the
Americus bar, at which he has prac-
ticed, among other courts, since his
admission to the profession in 1897.
Mr. Dykes is a native of Sumter
county, and no other citizen is held
in more general esteem.
He was born near historic Ander-
sonville in 1876, but at an early age
his father, William w. Dykes, re-
moved to Schley county to engage
in farming and there the lad grew
to manhood.
His early education was obtained
in the county schools there. Later
he took legal course in the law
department of the State University
graduating therefrom in 1897. Upon
receiving his diploma Mr.. Dykes
came to Americus to practice law.
And how we'll he has succeeded
therein his splendid record attests.
He was married to Miss Agnes
Hawkins, daughter of the late Col
S. H. Hawkins, in November 1904
and a happy home is theirs, indeed.
Mr.. Dykes is serving his first term
in. the legislature, where he has ably
represented his county and state. This
is the only Office he had ever sought
and the ability with which he has
discharged every trust entities him
to every confidence.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28
HUGHES CONFIDENT
OF WINNING OUT
May Speak In AmeriCus
Next Week.

Hon. Dudley NJ. Hughes, candidate
for Congress, is in the city, having ar
rived early yesterday morning. He
is topping at the Windsor.
Mr., Hughes was seen by a repres-
entative of the Times Recorder anC
asked regarding the outlook for his
candidacy.
Il am confident of my election,
said Mr.. Hughes. while I do not
care to give any figures as to the size
of the majority, or as to what coun-
ties | expect to carry, taking the dis
trict as a whole | am we'll satisfied
with the Indications
Il expect to remain here until to-
morrow On Saturday | will speak
at Hawkinsville. | invited Mr.. Lewis
to meet me there in joint debate, but
his reply was that he had been de-
tanned at Washington so long that he
would have to conduct his campaign
in his own way. | may speak in Am
ericus next week
There will be no features between
now and the election that | know Of
| will conduct my campaign as Wig
orously as in the past, and have full
confidence in my success"
Mr.. Lewis was in consultation with
a number of his friends yesterday re-
ceiving reports on the local situation
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28
THE CONGRESSIONAL RACE
LEWIS ELECTION
BY 1900 TO 1900
That's the Outlook AS Mr..
DOdSOn Gets 1t.

Hon. e. B. Lewis will be returned
to Congress for his seventh and last
term by majority ranging from 200
to 1,600 votes.
His majority will be twice as great
as it was two years ago, when he
defeated Mr. Hughes by 100 votes
This was the confident statement
of Mr. w. A. Dodson yesterday in
discussing the election outlook
The conditions throughout the dis
trict, Mr.. DOdsOn continued indi-
cate every day brighter outlook for
a larger and larger majority for Mr.
Lewis. Hundreds of voters who were
against Mr. Lewis two years ago are
for him now. Some who have con-
sistently opposed him in every race
he has made are now in favor of his
return to Congress.
Everything points to Mr.. Lewis car
rying several counties he did not
carry two years ago, in addition to
every one he carried then. Il be-
lieve that Mr.. Lewis will carry at
.east ten or eleven counties out Of
the fifteen in the district said Mr.
DodsOn Mr.. Dodson is in constant
receipt of letters from all over the
district from prominent citizens as
suring him of their support of Mr.,
Lewis and confirming the reports that
everything indicates Mr. Lewis re
turn to Congress by a phenomenal
majority.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28
T|MES-RECORDER TO GIVE
PROMPT ELECTION RETURNS

The
will
statement of the election conditions they develop
special
bulletin
In addition there will be special bulletin
other
make to
of Arnericus
day
a be
large
The n the and will be
Whether for Smith
t
Special will be received
be
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28

Col. James R. Williams, who as
pires to the responsible position of
solicitor general of the Southwestern
circuit, is one of the leading men,
bers of the Americus bar, a good law
yer and genial gentleman with a host
of friends who are supporting his
candidacy.
Though for twelve years citizen
of Americus it is Meriwether county
that lays claim to his nativity, though
since a small boy he has resided in
south Georgia
His father, large cotton planter,
moved from Meriwether to Terrell
county, and thence to Sumter In
1869 the family went to Schley coun-
ty, where Col. Williams grew to man
hood and where many important eras
in his career transpired in after
years.
Completing his education at the
University of Georgia, where he par
ticipated in the famed debate of
1884, he returned to Schley and en-
tered upon his legal career.
In this he attained prominnece, and
in 1894-5 ably represented his county
in the General Assembly. After his
marriage to Miss Sarah Cheney in
1887 they removed to Americus. This
very happy family now reside in their
beautiful home on Taylor street.
Col. Williams is essentially a man
of the people, his ability in his pro
fession and genial disposition bring
ing to him strong friendships.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28
GRAND JURY is READY
TO QUIT FOR TERM
Business of Session Com
pIeted.

If the grand jury adjourns for the
term today, as seems quite probable,
it will make a brand new record in
Sumter county as having disposed of
the business of a court session in
less time, by far, than any similar
body thus assembled.
In three days the entire business of
the May term is completed and the
grand jury ready to adjourn
The fact not only reflects the excel
lent business capacity of the existing
body, but the further and appreciabIe
truth that crime in Sumter county
is rapidly decreasing
The business of an entire session
was completed in three days.
In years agone grand juries were
usually held three weeks; oftimes
two weeks, but a session of three days
has broken all records.
The grand jury had practically COM
pleted it's task yesterday, even to the
usual committee work, and today
stands ready to file its general pres
entments and adjourn for the term, if
the court consents thereto.
A number of indictments haze
been returned, largely against naa3 Jes
in felony and misdemeanor cn1.'ges,
four or five whites being inc led in
the list OF the latter, one is for
burglary, while three are charged
with violation of Sunday laws.
Only one Indictment for selling
spirituous liquors was found, though
the grand jury thoroughly investigat-
ed charges of that nature.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28
AMERICUS IS LOOSERIN
FIRST GAME OF SERIES
Drops it to Douglas. Score
of A to 3.

BY a close brush Of to 4 Americus
lost yesterday the first game of the
series with Douglas, but while grim
defeat was our portion the game pro-
we'd a rafting good one and the large
audience, in consequence, felt fully
compensated therfor.
The visitors are about the fastest
bunch Americus has gone against
this season. and the home talent will
look more closely after their knit
ting during the two games to fol-
low.
Brown, for the Gouglese pitched a
very pretty game.
Ansley did the delivery work fol
Americus, with Shipley under the
willow, and their good work rendered
the score a close one-4 to s.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28
Prof. Crockett Is Chosen

The election Of Prof. Crockett as
assistant principal was readily ac-
cOmplished, he receiving ten votes
on first ballot, or three more than
necessary to elect Prof. Crockett
will succeed Prof. Mcclellan, who
had resigned that position to engage
in work elsewhere.
Prof Crockett is p years of age
and a young man of splendid attain
ments. He is the Youngest son of DR..
H. S. Crockett of Americus, and a
graduate of the Washington-Lee Uni
versity.
The position Of principal of Rees
Park Schol was then created by the
board at this meeting and the salary
fixed at $50 per month. 1t is under
stood that the position will go to Miss
Sarah Cobb. who for several years
has had charge of that school, and a
fine teacher.
This matter is left to the school
committee and superintendent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28
Closing of the Schools

The city schools will close about
June 18th, with the usual interesting
exercises. The graduating class of
the high school numbers six young
ladies, Misses Marie Walker, Hazel
Christopher, Nellie Niles, jamie Fea-
gin, Myrtle SanbOrn, Ruth Lamar
These will receive diplomas at the
graduating exercises, to be held at
the opera house as usual, the three
honors going in order named.
The commencement sermon will be
delivered at First Methodisct church
on Sunday morning, June 18th, by
Rev BascOm Anthony. The literary
address to the graduating class will
be delivered on Wednesday evening,
18th, by Mr. E. A Pounds, at the
opera house.
These exercises, as usual, will be
open to the general public.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28
CALOWEL Is DANGEROUS
LiYeT0De is Mild and Gentle and a
Perfect Substitute

1t is an admitted fact that taking a
strong medicine as calomel is dan
gerous. Why run this risk when
eight years trial has proven that
Liyertone is a perfect substitute, pos
sessing all the good medicinal pro-
perties of calomel but acts so mild and
gentle that it causes no unpleasant
ness or restriction of habits or diet.
Livertone is for sale only at Dod-
sons Pharmacy. zEEaI
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-28

Douglas =. e. l 0 0 0 0 O.
Americus E. :. 0 l 0 1 O.:
SUMMARY-Struck out by Ansle!
13; by Brown IL; base on balls of
Ansley 8; off Brown /. Two bass
hits Wheatley Donaldson.
The grandstand and bleachers Were
filled, and while the applause wa.
scarcely as vociferous as on occ&
sions when Americus was wallopinl
the other fellow the Douglas boy.
were heartily cheered when goc,
point was scored
The second game will be playe'
this afternoon and as local enthusiast
realize the kind Of material on tn
diamond an even larger crowd ths'
on yesterday will see it.
Bynum and Shipley will do the be.
work for Americus, with Donaldso
and Bostick there for the visitors.