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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

We have the above rates as low
as possible, and we feel that all
who will avail themselves of the
above will be satisfied. We are
not in competition with other
schools. We want, however, to
do work equal to the best. Give
us q trial.
Our motto is "Holiness unto the
Lord" We want to make first
things first and secondary things
second. We believe that man is a
threefold being, composed of
soul, mind and body. We believe
that these powers must be quick
ened and cleansed by God before
they can be developed: Hence we
stress the Word of God and the
Holy Spirit as the source of true
education. In other words, we
want to build the whole man for
God.
Friends and parents are invited
to visit the school at any time and
we want the prayers of all for the
will of God to be done.
H. o. VERNON.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

last week. The reptile weighed
$50 pounds, is foot long and was
of a yellowish spotted color. 1t
passed through a cornheld on HUI
zah and left a track that looked like
the farmer had been dragging
house logs through the field.
While on exhibition the Snowman
kept the snake under the influence
of morphine, but since being at
liberty no doubt its large proper
tions make it dangerous. Being
of such huge proportions make its
speed quite slow.
LATER 1T was seen by a tie
maker in the vicinity of Bixby in
Iron county.-SteeIvilIe Mirrotp.
Following are the judges of cleo
ton named by the county court
last week to serve at the various
precincts in the general election in
November.
Des Arc-O. G. Norris, Bud Ste
venson, ]. B. Lewis, ]. w. Rus
sell, Chas. McCue, Fred Amsden.
Annapolis-Ad Reese, j. w.
Alcorn, Marion Lewis. Ed. Funk,
John Robbs, Chas. Phillips.
Dunns-Chas. Bollinger A. G.
Kimmel, Henry Sutton, G. Collins,
VIM. Sheard, Newt HUFF.
PoIk's- Houston Seal, w. P.
Patterson, Chas. Shular, Chas.
Pannebaker, Louis Sutton, j. w.
Ivester.
1ronton-W. H. Whitworth, F.
P. AXE, Robert Holloman, A. L.
Schawb, A. L. Cook, w. N. Tins.
Pilot Knob - Arthur Huff, Gus
Kaesemacher, H. B. Jones, John
s. Luthy, Aug. Schwab, F. A.
Ebreacht.
Ghermanutlle-Thomas Hill, VIM.
Brown, Chas. Ferguson, VIM.
Mead, Mack Jones, Mathew
Houck.
Belleview-S. E. Buford, N. War
rem, Chas. Cox, Geo. Phillips,
Orvis Lashley, j. B. Twomey.
KaoRn-M. H. Keesling, E. L.
Dutton, VIM. Stevens, Frank
Smith, Henry Mclean, Woods
McSween.
Imboden-Sam Hatridge, Thos.
Fitzgerald, Albert Conway, Henry
Haven, J. G. Enders, Jas. Lambert.
Belts - Elem Kidd, Marion
Crocker, Redmond Black, j. M.
Black, Chas. Dennison, VIM.
Latham.
LoUe's-Wm. Carl, ]. H. Wood,
Geo. Love, H. R. Henderson, Ed.
Payne, A. D. Gibson.
Henderson-Henry J. Oliver, Jos.
Thompson, Chas. Brooks, j. A.
Stuart, Fred Cureton, Frank Ad-
ans.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold

A. j. Nusbaum, Batesville, Indi-
ana, writes: "Last year | suffered
for three months with a summer
cold so distressing that it interior
ed with my business. had many
of the symptoms of hay fever, and
a DOCTORS prescription did not
reach my case, and l took several
medicines which seemed to only
aggravate my case. Fortunately
l insisted upon having Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow pack
age, and it quickly cured me. My
wife has since used Foley,s Honey
and Tar with the same success"
Sold by all druggists.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17
Southeast Missouri Holiness
University.

The Fall session of the South
east Missouri Holiness University
of Des Arc, Mo-, opened Tues.
day, September 18th, with Rev.
HI. O. Vernon as President. He
will be assisted in teaching by his
wife, and Miss Eva Cater of Pc
neil, Texas. These have all had
experience in teaching and wan
to do their best for the promotion
Of true education.
The following are the rates In
the different departments fol
twelve weeks:
Primary Department $500
Preparatory ... 900
Academy and College 1900
Music e hrs. per week., 1890
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

Louis, to furnish them a couple of
car loads of white Oak ties.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Palmer, of
Murphysboro, Illinois, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Palmer here returned to their
home last week.
1t is reported that B. A. Sloan
has sold his farm south of town to
Will and Mike Sloan. Mr. Ste
vens, who lives on the farm at the
present time, will give possession
of the farm next March.
B. P. Burnham, of Pilot Knob,
visited William Meyer, Sunday
last.
Mrs. R. E. Muse and children,
of De Soto, recently visited her
parents here.
Frank Adams of Goodland, was
in town Saturday. He came after
his brother, Irin, who was on his
way from California to visit rela-
tives and friends at Goodland.
Mrs. Bryan and daughter, of
Belgrade, recently visited Mrs. H.
L. Bell.
Joseph Reyburn and P. w.
Whitworth, of Ironton, were in
this locality, not long ago.
1t is reported that Joe Forshee
of Brule has purchased the Arthur
Sloan farm, three miles north of
town. Consideration $4,000. Mr..
Sloan will, we understand, remove
his family to Belgrade, where he
contemplates buying another farm.
DR.. Meadows, of Greenville,
was in town last week. 1t is re-
ported that he will locate here in
the neal future. 2.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

NOTICE: From now on | will
have a wagon travelling over Iron
county carrying merchandise. The
wagon will be operated by MI.
VIM. Gross who has been for sew
eral years in the store of B. N.
Brown, and who henceforth will
bring to your door some splendid
bargains. Give him a trial.
B, N. BROWN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17
evening at the Methodist Church,
O-I.-aH A. KD.oAsA,.laa

evening at the Methodist Church.
Subject, the "Beatitudes."
Deal & Landau, merchants from
the town of Keener, in Butler
County, were here on business
Tuesday.
This dry weather is very dam
aging to late co1n and fall pastures;
we have had no rain to speak of
for more than a month.
The diamond drill is not doing
much these days. They have had
a series of bad luck. got into sand
and had to change their location
boiler hues leaked, ETC., ETC., but
hope to do better this week.
BILL
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

Mrs. Lulu Woodside is in st.
Louis this week on business.
Next week she will have a display
OF new millinery goods, of the lat
est and finest styles. The Fall
Opening will be announced later.
Mr.. Delano tells us this is the
hottest September we have had in
a number of years. The Their
mometer Monday was Gas high
as any day in the past summer.
But the heat Is not nearly so OPP
pressive as 1t was in midsummer.
Some one broke into Knights
beer depot at Arcadia last Satur-
day night and stole a lot of bot
tied beer. Next morning Sheriff
Marshall and Deputy Pease found
Bill Borders and his step-son, Bill
Persons, with a lot of bottled beer,
out in the woods, west of Arcadia.
Both were arrested and are now in
Jail.
A suit against the Bank of IRON
ton was filed in the circuit court
here this "wednesday morning.
The plaintiffs are August Van
Mierlo and Henry F. Hanewinkel.
The suit if for S1400 alleged by
plaintiffs to be due them from
defendant, and $1,000 for DANA
ges. E. A. Rozier of Pennington
represents the plaintiffs.
Sheriff Harry Dahl" was in the
butcher business Monday and
Tuesday, killing cattle affected
with tuberculosis. Monday he
killed five at HORNE and Tuesday,
with the assistance of others, 10
were killed at Jarvis. They had
been marked for slaughter by the
State Board of Health, and under
the present law it is the duty of the
| sheriff to kill the cattle that have
been condemned.-Hillsboro Demo-
crdt.
DR.. Martin says that the report
that the two little girls at Pilot
Knob, who had a slight attack of
scarlet fever, had been permitted
to mingle with other children be-
fore they had fully recovered, was
not true. He says they were kept
by themselves until all danger Of
communicating the disease to
others had passed. The DR.. is a
painstaking, careful practitioner,
and nothing that was said was in
tended as a reflection on him.
MI. G. N. Jones is spending a
few weeks at his lovely home,
"The Naples" in the valley. Mr.
Jones is taking an enforced vaca-
ton. The building of the Com
monwealth Feed Co., of which Mr..
Jones is president, in North st.
Louis, collapsed one day last week
and the mill had to be shut down
until repairs could be made. MI.
Jones was just getting out of the
building when the collapse oc-
Cured. Fortunately, no one was
hurt.
The following petit jurors we're
drawn by the county court last
week to serve at the October term
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17
DO not Take the Risk.

When you have a bad cough OF
cold do not let it drag along until
it becomes chronic, but give it at
tention and get rid of it. Take
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
you are sure of a prompt relief.
For sale by Arcadia Valley Drug
Company.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17
Quick Cure for Diarrhoea.

An ordinary attack of diarrhoea
may be cured by a single dose of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Only in the
more severe cases is a second or
third dose required. Try it. 1t
has a reputation of over thirty-ive
years behind it and is everywhere
reconized as the most reliable rem
edy in use for diarrhoea. For sale
by Arcadia Valley Drug Company
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17
Days of Week.

NorE-The precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow
and is recorded in inches and hum
dredths. Ten inches of snow equal
one inch of rain. "T" indicates
trace of precipitation.
W. H. DELANo, Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17
Weather Report.

Meteorological report of Volun-
tary Observer at Ironton, Iron
county, Mo-, for the week ending
Tuesday, September Is, 1908:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

B. N. Brown has a fine line of
ladies', misses and children's fall
and winter hats and caps now on
sale. Be sure to come and see
them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

For Sale.-Six room residence
on Main street. Apply to John
! Nagel, I~ronton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

Highest market price paid for
Country Produce. When others
pay IL 1-2c per dozen for Eggs,
we pay 15c, and when others pay
zoe we pay you 25c. Remem-
Der, we buy Wool, Hides, Feath-
ers, Roots, Butter, Eggs, and all
farm products, and pay the high
est market price.
E.. L. FARMHOUSE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

Try a sack of that Hen Feed a
Barnhouse's.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17
Des Arc Items.

We are awfully dry. Pastures
burning up.
Thos. P. Fitz and wife and Jas.
Lovelace, ST., and wife attended
the Wayne County Association
last week at Lebanon Church, five
miles east of Piedmont on the Pat
terson road. There were over one
thousand people there Sunday.
Lebanon Baptist church has more
than 200 members. 1t was a great
pleasure to meet such q crowd of
Christian men and women. 1t did
my very soul good to hear them
sing that good old song, "Stand
up, Stand up for Jesus" and they
meant every word they said. Rev.
Rubottom, our former pastor, who
is leaving for Texas, with his FAM
lily, had them all stand up in line,
and shook hands with every one
of them. 1t was a sad scene for
we will never see them again on
this earth. ISAAC.
Miss. Ethel Bunyard, was in Des
Arc Thursday.
Thomas Morris is working at the
carpenter trade in this village.
Walter Fitx is attending the
horse show in Pennington this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Graves we're
in Poplar Bluff Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Rev. R.. D. Kennedy preached to
q goodly congregation Sunday
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-09-17

August Rieke Thos sHinkle T
Fred Russell John Jackson
C E Barton Fred Amsden.
The county court last Thursday
appointed three appraisers to go
to MI. Roscoe Cooks house to ap-
praise the horse with the CLAN
ders before the animal was killed
by the sheriff. They appraised
the animal at $25. The State
veterinary surgeon who was here
applied the test to some other ami
mails who we're supposed to have
been exposed to the disease, the
test proved that" the animals were
not infected and the veterinarian
gave it as his opinion that the dis
ease would not spread in this
county. -Democrat- News.
Ellery Orr, son of S. A. Orr, who
lives about twelve miles south of
Ironton, came into town Monday,
suffering from a pistol shot in his
left arm. Orr says that the wound
was inflicted by Simon Durand,
the old Frenchman who lives at
French Mills in Madison county.
Orr's story is that he went to Du-
rand's home Sunday afternoon and
that the old man became incensed
at him without cause. Durand
grabbed a shot gun which Orr sue
ceeded in wrestling from him.
Durand then got a revolver and
fred two shots, one hitting Orr in
the left arm. His injuries ars not
serious.
John Schiek moved his family
to Moorhouse this week where he
will perform the functions of
"mine host at the Hotel Forest,
modern three-story hostelry in
that city, equipped with lights,
baths and all the accessories of a
strictly high class place. 1t is
with regret that our citizens will
receive the news of MI. Schiek's
removal. He has been prominent
in the affairs of the town for the
past thirty-seven years, and is the
Oldest resident citizen excepting
j. H. Young. He was mayor OF
Piedmont for sixteen years, JUS
tice of the peace for Benton town
snip sixteen years.--Piedmont Ban
neT.
Chester j. Prin ce of Ironton hal
been engaged as cashier of the
Bank of Elvins to fill the vacancy
occassioned by the resignation Of
Lee Graham which will take effect
October /. Mr.. Graham intends
leaving Elvins, but has not defn-
itely decided where he will go,
He has been cashier here since the
bank was organized in 1900 and
during that time has established
q reputation as q man of sterling
character. His business relations
with the patrons of the. bank have
been most pleasant and have wor
for him the esteem Of a large cir
Gle of friends. His successor, Mr.
Prince, comes we'll recommended,
He has the appearance Of a hustlel
and will undoubtedly make good.
Labor Hercld.
The big snake that got away
from the Snowman on Dry Fork, {
couple Of weeks ago, was seer
in the southern part of Crawford
county, near old billiard, one day
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

ssSMHi NalAt saRs3t asLandm :tEt.M
Ola Maty1da swej izdebki, :
.maly Albert oddany byl "
opieke dobra ~dzieweczki
Lily, kt6ra go ink braciszka
swego piastowala. Powiecze.
rzy Bertram wsp6lnie 3D.
mawiajae waieeez x modlit.
wy, dziskowa 3 Bogu, ze mu
obowiazek chrze6ciahskiej
mi}o6ci wzgledem blizniego
togo dnia speloic dozwoli}.
Nazajutrz O 6wicie, Matyl-
'da jakims szmerem 20 snu
zbudzona, ujrza}a zone Ber'
trama " swiatecznem ubra-
niu do izdebki wchodzaca.
- PAM! rzecze do niej z
mi1ym usmiechem; dis OBJ
chodzimy 6wieto naszego Pa
trona, radziby6my, zebys ten
dzie6 2 nami przepedzila.
- Bardzo chetnie = cd
powie hrabina - ale Wyba-
70 ME moge radosci
waszej podzielat... i lyle jesz'
cze c erplec musze!... .
>:Zdziwi}a sic wie6niaczka,
slyszac to slowa. Szlachetna
postac nieznajomej, piekne
.rysy jej twarzy, bogaty ubi6r,
dziwny wdziek W ca}ej jej o.
sobie rozlany, jeszcze z VIE
czora zwr6ci|y jej uwage i
dlugo O tenn z mezem roma
wia}a. Zdawalo sic jej, ze ia
nieznajoma wielkiego by}a
rodu, i W lei zyciu jakie6
nadzwyczajne EASILY wypad-
XII. ale Bertram . mic sic ME
.pyta}, dop6ki sama podr6zna
zwierzyc sic mu ME ,zech-
ciala.
Ranek byl piekny i pogod-
~; mieszka6cy wioski W
swiatecznym stroju zgroma:
,izili sic do kosciola. Matylda
4 pociecha SER
ca wys}ucha1a Mszy sw.,
Anielskim sic "a
i. poznawszy zacnego.
proboszcza tel parafii, ksie-
dza Webera, otworzy}a mu.
dusze swoja, i odtad ten
Swiatobli wy kaptan stall sic
jej opiek unem, pomocni-
i doradca we wszy-:
tkich potrzebach tulaczego]
:ej zycia.
: Pc nabozen wielu So
z~gromadzi1o sic "
domu B Be . IS, kt6ry wszy-
stkich uprzejmie powitaw-
sly, przedstawi} i'm podr6z-
nych jake drogi skarb, kt6-
rym go Niebo wzbogaci}o, a
80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
> Mech Gle Bog blogo-

s#2SSEr3
|. = Mech Gle Bog blogo-
s}awi! mi}s ~dzieweczko, Cd
powie hrabina Wehrda; ty6
mi: obrazem :Opatrznosci...
Pan Bog nagrodzi dobre ser.
|ce twoje. Ale czy5 pewna, re
rodzice twoi chetnie mas
przyjma. J
- Ach! PAM! zeby moi
|cjciec wiedzia}, ze6 tax opu'
szczona i smutna, SANDY tn
przyszedl i prosi}, zebys "
lego domu go6cinnosc prey:
|je1a. We wsi naszej wiele
serc litoSciwych znajdziesz.
Matylda, pe}aa wdzieczno'
Sci, ~powsta}a, wziela dziecie
no rece, ! zstepujac pc pc:
chy}o6ci CORY utrudzenia, ry'
chic do wioski przyby}a.
- Otto i dom mego OLGA,
zawolala ~dzieweczka, wska
zu;qc ma wiejska chate, ocie-
Mona lipami, z pieknie u
prawnym ogrodem.
- Drogie dziecie! rzecze
Matylda, idz uprzedzic two:
ich rodzic6w; ME wypada,
zeby6my bez ich zezwolenia
pod. dach ich weszli.
Dzieweczka pobiegfa - a
wnet:e drzwi sic: otworzyiy,
isedziwy wiesniak z fajka W
reku, a "a pim jego iona, o.
boje. z-wyrazem dziwnej s}o.
dyczy:i dobroci, zwolna z
chatki wyszli.
- Witajcie nam, kochana
PAM, rzecze poczciwy. Ber-
tram,: o%dk;rywajac silva .glo-
we. To troche, czem mas Pan
Bog obdarzy}, do ubogich !
cierpiacych nalezy. Biogos-
fawiony p%odr6zny, kt6ry W
ubogim domku naszym go6-
cinno6c przyjmie!
Matylda, taxa u%przejmc6-
cia wzruszona, uczcifa wy
soka poboznos6 tel zacnej
rodziny.
- Mech Bog blogoslawi
wasza c6rke, odpowiedzia1a
20 lzami W cczach; zeby ME
ona, mozebym tel nocy z
dziecieciem z g}odu umarla,
Niczem ME m6ge wan Okla"
FAC wdzieczno6ci mojej, ale
Bog ! sam wyplaci ten dug
serca mego.*~= ~~'.
. ,.:.,s%. ~"
. Starry Bertram ~wprowadzi}
nieznajoma do swego domu,
iona jego, Berta, ~ustap;ia
. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
Matka Boska, Uciecz.
ka nieszcze6liwych.

ka ni~eszczeSliwych.
Gag dalszy. $:
V.
Matylda, d1ugo idac niez-
mana droga, strudzona, pray
sz}a z ma}ym Albertem ia
wysokie wzg6rze, z kt6rego
ma obw6d Re6ski wspania-
ly roztacza} sic widok. Die
Gle z g}odu i pragnienia pla-
ka}o, matka cierpienie syna
podziela}a.
Biedne dzieciel m6wi}a wzdy'
chajac, O jake Icy twoje ser
CO mi rozdzieraja! Boze, zmi-
luj sic mad mani! daj nau'
przytu1ek, zeby6my z nedzy
nie zgineli!..
Gdy sic tax modli}a i p}a
ka}a, m1oda wiesniaczka, ida
ca droga z koszykiem ma
g}owie, pred MIA stanela.
- Bardzos zmeczona, moja
PAM, rzecze uprzejmie do
niej; juz p6zno i pred noca
ME zajdziecie do wioski, u
stop tel CORY lezacej,
- Mole dziecie - odpo-
vie hrabina - ME wiemy,
dokad idziemy. Jestem be-
dina wygnanka, nieznana "
tych stronach, ledwo z. jail
muzny mozemy dostac tro-
che chleba ma w~yzywienie
nasze. ia mog}abym is6 tro-
che dalej, ale syn moi ME
moze, DO ca}y dzie6 dis mic
W ustach ME mia1... a..
- Ach! biedactwo!. zawo-
1ala dzieweczka, .dziekuje b.
gu, re mie do was przys}af...
Nam tn dosyc wszystkiego,
mozecie sic oboje posilic.
To m6wiac, wyje}a z ko
szyka chleba, mas}a, sera,
wedliny i podr6znym poda1a
Nalafa potem do kubka NILE
ka, zeby sic narili.
- Me moge was tax ma
drodze zostawic, rzecze ma
reszcie do MatyIdy; kiedy
ME macie przytu}ku, p6jdz-
Gle 20 NINA do wioski, rodzi-
CO moi ME 50 bogaci, ale
tenn, co i'm Pan Bog" da},
chetnie sic z biednymi die
"a. P6jdz 70 NINA, droga pa.
nj, belziesz { mil '5cia p;zy-
jeta; pod nasM strzecha 70,
dzine twa znaidziesz. u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

ch'o,dl:zsa " imiRO jeaa Nl g !,
kiego, kt6ry nam (, poe
wszedni dale. Dzielmy sic
tym chlebem dis tym i CO.
2 niesscza6liWa ofiaras
Me bedzie to !: llalmuzna,
ale .dobra sposobno6c zebra
MIA skarb6w j ~. xziagslugg ma ~.
:wot wieczny.
- Blogoslawieni, kt6rzy'
p~rsychodza " Imie Pa6skie
zawolali jednym glosem
poczciwi wie6niacy. Me sam
ieden ojciec Bertram bedzie
mial zas}uge dobrego uczyn-
ku! kazdy z mas wealug MOI
nosci wezmie " MIN udziaf.
Jutro - ME dalej - taxa
chatke jak nasza, Ola PREY
by}ej PAM zbudujemy.'>
Przyrzeczenie to 6wiecie
spe}nionem zostalo. Mo-
dziez wiejska wzie}a sic ocho-
GO do piracy, i " kilka dni
hrabina Wehrda, kt6ra wszy-
soy siostra zwali, mia1a pie
kny domek we wszystkie
-. -@.rE:.
sprzety zaopatrzony, blisko
mieszkania Bertrand, kt6ry
e. =. : = 80 a.,,I.:- = -. - ~
%obowiazek doatarczenia zyw-
przyjal ma siebie.
Gag dalszy nastapi.
IS: :Ett@E>..>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
Reichard Pitches No-Hit Game.

Reichard, the clever Southnaw OF the
National Electric Supply Company team.
distinguished himself in the game against
twirlng a no-hit game defeating the lat
ter by > to o. The result OF this game
makes the race for the premier hopors in
section b OF the poSt-SeaSOn series close
one. Had the Railroaders won yesterday
their chances for carrying off the honors
would have been exceptionally good.
Reichard. the former Tech artist, GER
tainly pitched a remarkable game. Aside
from not allowing Il hit, he famed ten
batsmen. Only one Shopman succeeded
in driving the ball to the gardens, and
many of the infieid chances were very
easy to handle. Only two men reached
second base. and in both instances they
got there through a base on balls and
steal.
NeSco scored in but one round. but. say,
didn't they make a good job of it. making
five big talles. Poor fielding on part of the
Rairoaders made il easy for them. This
was the only poor inning the Shopmen
had. but they appeared outclaSsed in
every department. The winners fell down
on two chances. but with Reichard pitch
| ing such good ball. they were hardly no.
| ticeable.
HouSer was on deck with the willow,
| getting triple, double and a single,
and the time he made the three-quarters
| trip around two men were holding down
| the bags and two were out. The fielding
honors were won by Meredith and Dugan.
the former having made brilliant one
| hand catch over short and doubled up a
player at second. while Dugan, after a
long run pulled down one of Dougherty s
hefty hits
| The
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Hanlon and Johnny Murphy. In a state
ment given out on the eve Of the battle
Nelson asserts his intention of going
after Cans as he has previously done,
and declares that it will simply be a ques-
ton of how long Cans can last. He de-
elares that he is in better shape than
ever before. and that Cans has been given
this opportunity that the public might
choose the master. Cans lays his previous
defeat to condition. and asserts that this
time he has trained faithfully Il will
fight as | never fought before, he prom
Uses and / will come back and win. as
| did against Mike Sullivan George Nc
Fadden and Frank Erne. If [ lose this
will probably be my last fight
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BIG CHIEFS SEPTEMBER STAKE.
Schilling Rides Well at Sheepshead
and Makes Fast Time.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, y. V. September
9-Big Chief. with Schiling up, easily
won the September stakes. one mile and
five-siXteenths yesterday. He ran the
distance i'm the fast time of DO 30 Fair
Play was second, a length before Falcada.
The Whitney entry. Perseus and Bob
bin. ran one and two i'll the Sapphire
stakes. Summary:
First race the Caughnawaga handicap: for all
ages: 5000 added; seven furlongs: main course
Baby Wolf. 100 IL. Dugan). Won: Bar None. l16
tNotterl. second Angelus los tSchiling) third.
Time. lbs 30. Sir John Johnson and Beaucoup
also ran. Baby Wolf and Bar None coupled
Second race, the Iyouisette: for mares three
year-olds and upward; selling; $3.50 added: one
mile and a sxteenth-Trash, 50 (Cptonl. won;