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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE cars due ~ leave SECOND ST. 10
ing north on Commercial Ave-, every Is lnin
utes from =. M To II p. m.
Going north on w alnut at every is n,jputr
from 6:0s IN. TO 1888 %. IN.
POPLAR ST. LINE H0ibrook Ave, oar
to leave Secone vt geing nerth on H0lbt on
same minutes every hoar until i0,42 aud II IA
y, IN.
doing west on Twenty Eighth ~. 1T 5iigy
6;ls; 6i34; $40; and 7;04 a. IN and on same m n.
ut-s every hour until 1924 aud l1:04 .. N.
Poplar vt. cars due TO pass vt. Mary's PARK
Is minutes after leaving Second 81,
BELr LINE OWLCARs north ON Walnut
$50 q. m; 4 80 a. tn.; s 80 a. IN.
North on Commercial 400 p. nj; i;Oo
m. 2 100 q. m. % a. M. a no y. m. 8 4, IN.
Belt aud Owl cars are due to pass Wss.
Thirty fourth IT. ID minutes altar ieavius
second vt,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

Announcement In made that San
r. Brush OF Carbonate. will remain
in the congressional race as an indie
pendent Republican candidate for
congress. Mr.. Brush is a wealthy
mine owner Of Jackson county. also
president OF the Illinois Anti-Saloon
League He had trouble with the
miners union some years ago and
does not stand yery strongly with the
voting miners: but ne hopes to run
strong "a hla Proa;bition record and
as the heod q the linti-Saloon organi,
satton- Whether he win succeed in
drawirG ~ Proaibitionists away
ffoun Co5& IhIstIewood WIN perhaps
denend a 1o<1e measure upon what
Capt I1|otlevood does about the re-
quest thaf III been or will be made
Of him. The Caps will be. or has
been. asked to pledge himself. II
elected. upon three propositions.
namely That he viii vote for a law
prohibiting the granting of a govern
ment license In Prohibition territory:
that ne viii vote for law prohibiting
me shipping Of alcoholic liquors into
Prohibition territory, or abrogating
such portions Of the interstate com
merce Law which permits this. Also
that he will vote ror law prohibit.
ing the sale Of intoxicating liquors in
the District OF Columbia II was
stated by Rev. Danbury at the court
house recently that the late Con
gresham Smith had pledged himself
10 al these propositions and there Is
reason TO believe that Capt Thistle.
wood tiII do likewise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

Ths above Is correct statement
Ut the number Of copies OF The Cairo
Bulletin printed during the year 1906
and the month OF November. 1897.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this second day OF December,
1907.
LEO KLEB,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

Jam OF humanity
on I h Q 70 W $
of seats. Through
I h @ press OF
suitcases. lunch
baskets, wander
ing children and
projecting unbrel
las a large and
massive woman
picks her way,
skirt lifted, nose
wrlnkling with
suspicion. Follow
ing comes a thin
man almost OBJ
scured by his bur.
den OF impedi-
menta. She paus
es and surveys
the scene hostile.
ly)
why, there is
no place to SIT
down. .Iamest Oh
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
opportunltIe. In plenty.

The opportunities Of the present for
young men to succeed are vastly SUI
perior TO the opportunities Of decade
OF two ago. The needs Of our great
commercial machinery multiply with
It's growth, and he is fortunate young
man who has learned the immense
value OF brains and perseverance,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
Land of Twins and TripIets.

Scotland is said to be the land Of
twins and triplets, In - months no
fewer than f.625 mothers gave birth
to twins. and Is 10 triplets Scotland
is among the. few countries IN Europe
where 1 the proportion Of male babies
is greater than that OF females.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
M%<Ze&--'.s.-

The degenerate, if |
may judge from the at
tHition lie has been re-
ceiying for some time
both in the daily journals
and at congresses medi-
cal. educational, and So
Geological, bids fair to be-
come an object Of perma-
nent interest. Perhaps it
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
CHAMPION OF WORLD.

Peoria, H.. Jan. 3.-The Muscatine
Iowa. basket BAH team. claiming the
title of champions OF the world. de-
feated the Peoria Y. NJ. C. A. tonight
55 to 2S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

The saloon men Of Cairo make an
important announcement 10 the news
columns OF this paper Every one OF
The sixty three retail dealers in the
cts has subscribed to a set Of resolu-
<ions In which a pledge is made that
~ the laws relating TO the conduct Of
the business viii be observed. and
calling upon the mayor to see tina,
they are enforced II gees without
saying that the resolutions win be
hooked upon With more or less dis
trust ~ . great many people. so far
- . number Of the signers are con
<erned. because Of their record IN
past years: they viii Be held on strict
probation Tor a time. and vii be
ffc<e,f watched fer any sign Of in
sincerity Or Of back-sliding- But these
men hare much At stake. some Of
men tkelr all and all o. them their
>>r4serf means Of livelihood. and theg
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

~ - AAii41 ~
go. you say ?
Thank heavenl
No. don't tip that
brown bag. for
the bettla OF col
ogne will spill
the cork is not
tight. You are
dragging my coat,
James,
What is IL?
Oh. my ticket to
show the gate
mani II is most
annoying 10 have
TO drop my skirts
on this awful
40 or to hun I
throughmy purse
You might have
ASKED Tor. ihfs
ticket when We
were sitting there.
You'll have to
wait a minute
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
Spanish Pine Of Poor Grade.

There are large forests OF pine In
Spain and Portugal. but the wood con-
tains too much rosin for making wood
pulp, and is useful in commerce only
as lumber for building or for making
fruit boxes and other light packing
cases.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
Proper Treatment Of Burns.

In the treatment Of burns the main
thing is the exclusion OF air and keep
ing the skin soft with some unguent
White of eggs beaten while castor oil
is poured in until thick creamy paste
is formed makes a good application.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

And Foraker also Is afraid Of the
people. He objects to the primary
election which the Ohio state COM
mittee has ordered to select dele
gates to the state convention and at
the same time express their presi-
Dental preferences.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

yes. | see that seat, but you really
don't expect me to put myself mex
that creature in the shawl am sure
Elt is full of germs. Any one NIGH
be justified in saying that you didn't
care ii did fall ILL., Away from
home, too. Really, James, it was most
| annoying Of you to make that mistake
about the train. II you'd only exer
else the slightest thought where l am
/ concerned though I'm sure | don't
I see why | should expect it-this would
MT have happened and Id been spared
the waiting in this dreadful room.
You know how promiscuous crowd
gets ON my nerves,
III thar woman would move over
and tase her packages out OF the seat
thered be room I'm ready TO drop
but suppose that does not matter
Thank You have my opinion OF per
sons who VIII travel with things done
up III newspapers. There should be
third-class coaches for them. as there
are abroad. What's that? That would
make no difference about the waiting
room, you say? Wen. it is very an
noying If it wouldn't
Madam, will you kindly remove
your child? It was rubbing banana
banana across the back Of my neckl
James, you will find the smelling
salts In the alligator bag. That wretch,
ed baby. Why don't women with chill
dren stay at home If they can't afford
nurse girls? You say she seems to
have AT least eight children with her
and no one but herself to look after
them? Well. all have to say is that
something should be done about it.
Are YOU sure you have all the banana
off?
Twenty minutes Till the train is
ready. you say? How on earth you
mistook 4:15 for $50 cant for the
life OF me imagined / thought all
Id have TO do would he to walk
through the gate right into my com
rartmenf You were so busy, you say?
Well. if a man doesn't care enough
about. his wife to consider her comfort
rot to mention her health, above dol
lars and cents, | suppose there is
nothing for her to do but bear it in
silence,
Little girl, leave that umbrella
alone! James. I'm sure her fingers
were sticky. Please wipe the handle
with t,ulfr handkerchief
Il don't see where all these people
are going. for they don't look as If
they had money enough 10 go very far
! should think they would rather stay
in their comfortable homes. That man
at the end of the fifth seat from here
is intoxicated. am sure Why, look
at his nose Aren't you going to do
about it-haye him ordered !
out2 Well, if We're man ! think |
I'd be able to do something, / don't !
care il he is sitting perfectly quiet |
and behaving himself--I never before |
was Obliged 20 sit in the same room I
with a drunken mainland | shouldn't |
have to now If you had not been so
careless and thoughtlessl I may |
have faults. but | always take thought I
Ia advance and avoid unpleasant stu
atoms
Are YOU sure you didn't leave any 1
of my things downstairs? Are all the /
bags here? Please be certain about |
IT, And my long coat?
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
Matter of Ability.

Rev. Robert Hall. when asked how
many sermons a preacher could pre-
pare in a week. replied: IF he Is a
man Of preeminent ability. one. II
he is man Of ordinary ability. two;
If he is an ass. six"-Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
DOG Made Free of Autos.

A dog in Pittsburg jumps into autos
as they pass near the sidewalk and
the drivers let him ride Occasionally
when two cars are passing in the same
direction he jumps from one to the
other, and generally without accident
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
TO LEAVE PACIFIC.

San Diego. Cal. Jan 9.-The
cruiser Chicago of Rear Admiral
swlnburne's squadron. will sail next
Wednesday for Hampton Roads after
four years service on this coast
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

It is not when a viilainous act has
Just been committed that Il torments
rs; 1t is when We recall il to oar rec
election a leng time afterNsrd; for
the remembrance Of it lasts forever
Rousseau
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
Gi.dino Book Covers.

Gliding on book covers is done by
means OF engraved brass or electro
typed patterns. heated and pressed
over the gold leaf. which is fixed by
an albuminoug size-white Of eggs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
sx.cHAmPlon DIES.

Toronto. Ont. Jan. Edward Han
Ion. exchampion oarsman of the world
died at | o'cloc kthis morning (Satur
day) from pneumonia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo. Alexander County. iiiinv :,
Population fe,IaY.

Cairo, Alexander County, ,iiinv :.
Population 1917.
Mayor. 0EORGn pARsOND.
Clerk, II. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer. THOMAS 10. MAHoNf1i
City Attorney, +. M. MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief Of Police. M. 8. HAOAN.
Alexander County, Population 44,4o1
County Clerk. JESSE IL. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE y. DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK NJ. DAVIS.
States Attorney. ALHxANnME
WILSON.
Coroner. DIR JAMES MeMANuB
County Superintendent OF Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor snd Treasurer, FRED "A
NELLlS
soard Of County Commissioners 4,
j. J. JE%NELLfr Chairman. \,
GEORGE PARSONS.
DR. EDWIN ]. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
constantlnople Eish shons.

Hereafter all fish sold In Constan-
tinople must be kept in shops paved
with marble (which Is cheap thoro)
or with plaques Of so-called Malta
stone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
No, VIVA, Entereth In.


A man Is not lord because he feed.
on fine dishes.-FrOm the Danish.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
Coughs. Colds and Group

than Chasnberlsin's Cough Remedy. In
many homes - IS relied upon. as i'm
piicitly a. the family physician. Il con-
tains no opium or other narcotic, and
may be given as confidently % q baby
ssto az adult frics S5c. large sizs soc
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
Grratrr Opportunities fnr
MltHtrialtE lit An1rrtru
BY RALPH L. FLANDERS.
Manager New England Conservatory OF Music.

there less opportunity for musicians in this country than in
other countresy III under the musician understand
both the student and the praccng musician the word OPP
portunty may refer to the study of music to the hearing of
music and to earning livelihood by the practice of music
As to the study of music The teachers in this country
good the teachers abroad We assert this with
fdence The mechanism Of playing instrument il the
here as in Europe and Of the highest training with
IA dn nnly hest
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
ejaculation STATEMENT.

Average number OF conp'ete hnu
perfect copies Of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and
Sunday during the year 1906. 2o2s
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and
sunday during the month OF
November, 1907 ..............S Oso
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

Hollands Canals and bitches.
Holland has 100000 miles cf
canals and bitches for drainage and
irrigation
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

Results IL what the sdvertisss vssts
fna That l. what be gets when be
pistss hiE Advertising Il ths Bsl-
-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

Time makes vine age. trouble
makes man age. but just its skin
makes a sausage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
BASKET BALL.

Birmingham. Ala. Jan. BASKET
baIl-Unlversity Of Illinois &c; Birm-
ingham "a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

Yoa pay a little mols -or classified
sdvsrrfuns IN the Bulletin THAI
ese-s Cairo papers Dut yor st tss
- ..-L--...-s....Ez.-ss .s-Lste
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04

the BuiIstln 10 On sals n the fol
iswIng places:
CoIsmar's, 114 Eighth street.
Halliday House Nsws stand.
Walkers, 10f Sixth street.
DIus Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-04
WAIT ing

(Waiting room Of one of the big
railway stations Usual heterogeneous
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
BACK IN OLD CELL
FINLEY HOWARD IN MONTGOMERY
 COUNTY JAIL.
Convicted in COvington County He VIII Remain Here While His At-
 tOrneys Fight
 she Case.

Finley Howard. the young man who killed George Bagley of Andalusia. claiming defense of his sister. and who was at his recent trial at AndaIusta d sentenced to fifty years imprisonrnent was yesterday brought to Montgomery and lodged in the county jail. How ard will remain in Montgomery until his attorneys take their case to the highest courts in their efforts to free their client.
 Howard since the sensational kiI1ing of Bagley nearly a year ago, has been on the second floor of the new jail in Montgomery County. the Sheriff of Covington County being afraid that mob violence would be attempted if he was kept in the county in which the shooting took place. On his re- turn to the jail yesterday he was again placed in the cell which he has occu- pied for so long a time. 5..
 Following the advice of his attor- neys. Howard would not be interviewed yesterday. The taller thought. 1t would be useless for reporters to so to his cell, as the prisoner had remained as the sphinx upon the subject of his trial and the verdict
 During his long stay at the county jail here, Howard has been a model prisoner. His jailers have nothing but the highest praise for him on account of his gentle bearing and his strict ob- servance of the rules of the prison. When he was returned to his cell yes terday there were many expressions of sympathy that his difficult trial at Andalusia had ended with the heavy sentence imposed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

ridge stumbled and fell in heap. Rho- dera and Signorinetta were close up with Rhodera directly behind French Partridge. Lucien Lyme who was rid Ing Rhoderas was not able to pull his mount aside and Rhodera rolled over French Partridge. Signorinetta man aged to clear the struggling horses and then took up the running and won with ease
 Had 1t not been for this fall one of the most stirring finishes of many years would have been witnessed. The real test was expected In the last quarter mile of the full course of . milo and a half It was known that Slgnorinetta was able to go the full mile and half, but although Rhodera's superiority over the mile is unauestioned there was doubt If she could stay the extra half mile with the derby winner.
 The betting was to 1 against Sig norinetta and 100, to o7 against Courtesy and Santeve. Rhodera started faTorite at 6 to, against.
 After the race. King Edward con- graduated Signor Ginistrelli on the re- markable feats of his. Ally.
 Jockey Lyme was unhurt by his fall. College Leader who rode French Part ridge, was badly shaken up. Signori- nettas time was PAP 2-5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
A FEW FOUL TIPS


 Hoodoo busted.
 Nosed em out.
 Won on Ladies Day.
 Home runs were common.
 Great uphill game. that.
 Too grueling for Colonel Hart.
 That's not so bad. two out of four with the Rocks. Baxter beat out a hit to Hart in the fifth by sliding Into first.
 Eyler was in for the second time this series. but he couldn't repeat.
 Now for the Turtles. with popular Tom Mccullough and Charlie Babb. Atlanta takes second place this morn ing by beating Memphis yesterday. with Van Anda or Cristal for the Climbers.
 Manager Ryan sent telegrams ask and this morning his contract with the Montgomery club terminates.
 It is possible that Manager Ryan will leave for Chicago this morning as he was waiting on telegram last night. He Is on hunt for new men. Whitey Guese will pitch for the Climbers in New Orleans tomorrow Jack Higgins will give the game in the grand stand at the Capitol Heights ball grounds.
 Manager Ryan received a telegram from Thomas yesterday asking for his transportation from Hot Springs and saving that he will be in Montgomery Monday morning. This means that he will probably pitch one game against Memphis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
nie Adams. Sarah RAsquin. Eastman.


 Second race. sellin, one and one-six- teenth miles-Corncob, III, (McDaniel). 20 to 1, won; Black Oak, 106, tLeach), 12 to 1, second; Ara-ze, 10l, (Fulton). s. to 1, third. Time. 1:4S. Montauk, Banyah, Coincident Canada, Complete. He Knows, Nick Stoner, Rara Avis. Fly Ball, Aimee C., Senator Barrett, ran.
 Third race. the Criterion, i've fur- longs-Fdeld Mouse, 119, (McDaniel), 6 to l. won; Suffragett, 114, (Notter), 2 to 1, second; Melissia, 114, (Garner), e12 to l. third. Time. LOO l-5. Lady Se- lima, Lady Hubbard, Cotytto, Rosevale, Hammerless, Top Not, Paradise Queen. ran.
 Fourth race, the Parkway handicap. one and one-sixteenth miles--Jack Att kin, 124, (Lee), to 5, won; Master Robert, 9S, (Dugan). ? to 1, second; Gretna Green, no, (Notter), 15 to l. third. Time. 1:45 2-5. Montgomery, Tourenne, Spooner, ran.
 Fifth race. selling, one and one-. fourth miles-Troublesome, 94, (Lang) 80 to l, won; Missouri Lad, 103, tGar- ner), 6 to l. second; Lord Stanhope, l05, (Notter), 1 to l. third. Time. 2;06. sam uel H. Harris. eBauclare, Dolando, Master of Craft, Good Luck, Tommy Waddell Flavigny, Alamadine, Killie- crankie, ran.
 Sixth race. two year olds, five fur longs-FltZherbert, 122, (Dugan), 3 toi 5, won; Uncle Jim. 112, (Musgrave(, ( to 2, second Voodoo, 114, (Garner), 7s to ?, third. Time. 1900 S-5. Witching Hourt ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
sIGNoRINETTA WINS.
Croker'a Horse RhOdera Falls But
 Jockey Lyme Not Hurt.

London. June 5.-Signorinetta. the Italian Ally who won the Derby today added the Oaks to her credit.
 It Is impossible to say, however, what would have been the result had not Richard Croker's Rhodera fallen three quarters of a length in front of the winner, Two lengths separated the second and third horses.
 The horses got away to a good start French Partridge soon forged to the front and led the field to the mile post Near Tattenham corner, French Part
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

New York, June 5.-Joseph Cohen. formerly employed as a cashier and bookkeepe by the Metropolitan To- bacco Company. has been arrested in Amsterdam. Holland. on charge that he was implicated in the theft of $20,- 900 from the company according to news received here today. A detective will be sent to Holland to bring Cohen back to New York for trial. Cohen, who disappeared December 31 last, had been in the employ of the company ainca a hoy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

New York, June 5.-Mayor Mcclellan made A. net gain of five votes over W.
 R. Hearst in the recount today of Thirteen boxes of ballots cast in the last mayoralty election, This left w.
 R Hearst's total net gain on the en- fire reeount so far as completed 113 yotas in 125 elections precincts. His a yeraEe gain Is thus less than one vote to a precinct. of which there are l,94O rality in the original count was s.47s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, June 6.-The visitors took today's game from Boston, { to 9, owing to Ferguson's wildness and the chicxgos ...... loo o2o ool-l 10 3 BoatoTi {. ...,.... ;011 900 O00--2 5 8
 Batteries--Brown and King; Fer guson, Dorner and Bowerman and Graham. Time, 2:00. Umpire, O'Day.
 Brooklyn, June 5.-CincinnatPs fast team was again successful against Brooklyn today. winning by score of Cincinnati t., 900 10l o02-4 1
 Batteries-Ewing and Schlei; Will helm and Bergen. Time, i:4S. Um- pires. Rigler and Johnson.
 Casino Matinee today, 3G30.
 Irene Myers Stock Co.,, 10 Cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
Casino Matinee today, 3s3O. Irene Myers Stock Co.,, 10 Cents.
NInhnme steInheiI oneafInneh-

Paris, June 5.-Madame Steinheil whose husband and mother were mur- dered in their residence last Sunday morning was today subjected to a fresh interrogatory. It is declared that she revealed the fact that her husband had had relations with a woman of questionable antecedents and suspi- cion therefore has been turned in this direction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
poIlce ChIepa Omcerr.

Detroit Mich, June 5.-The interna- tional Association of Police Chiefs today selected Los Angles. Calf, for it's 1909 convention and elected the following officers: President. Major Richard Sylvester. Washington, D. c. Vive President John J. Downey. De- troit Secretary Treasurer, Harvey o. Carr, Grand Rapids, Mich,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
George Rnrnen Arrested.

Nashville. Tenn, June 5.-George Barnes. precinct chairman of the To- baeco Planters Association was ar rested today at Hopkinsville. Ky. while listening to the prosecuting att torney's speech in the night rider case against George Powell. The warrant charges Barnes with night riding.
 The jury in the Powell case has re- turned a verdict acquitting the defen- dant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
HAL THE BARONS WIN
ACTUALLY TOOK A GAME FROM
 MOBILE TEAM.
Shut Out the Sea aGuIls, Too, But the Credit Goes to Young Mir.
 Robinson.

Birmingham, June 5.--Robinson and Fsiher went at IBIS Clip this after noon and the younger and much smaller his hefty opponent.
 The game was Robinson's second in the Southern League. Some days ago he shut out Montgomery, which team, like Mobile, was .perforce, contented with two scratch hits. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
LOSES BY ERRORS
FOUR BY NEW ORLEANS IN
 ONE INNING.
Nashville Got a Run on Each of Them and the Rest of the
 Game Was
 Easy.

Nashville, Tenn, June 5--New Or leans made four errors, three Of them wild throws in the first inning today. Each of them gave Nashville a run and the visitors were never able to over come this lead Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
Base Ball
 Today! Montgomery
 Memphis Game Called 400
SoUTHATLANT7cLEAGUE


 Macon June 5--After the locals had lied the score in the ninth inning Umpire Buckley called the game on account of warkness
 Macon ..... 900 900 Oo1--I Q Jacksonville ... 900 100 o0o-l l Batteries-Malarkey and Robinson; Goettell and Roth.
 Columbia. S. C.. June 5-CoIumbla won today's game in the ninth. Charleston .... 900 100 OoO-i Columbia ..... 900 O10 001-2 5 Z Batteries-Foster and Reisinger; Salve and Harnish.
 Augusta. June 5-In a good game of ball this afternoon Savannah and Augusta tied. to 2 for ten innings Savannah ... .o2O 900 900 o-2 Augusta ...1O0 900 0O1 O-2 Batteries--Atkins and Carson; Kleber and Kahlkoff.
 Nettieton's sS, Sc and e Shoes fer as.1S c pair. Bullock Shoe Co.=-Adv.