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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-05-28
DEATHS HARVEST.
Mrs. Annette LoreIIe Scotch.

After months of i'll health and In
tense suffering, Mrs. Annette Lorelle
Scotch, wife of the late ]. o. Scotch,
died Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
at her home on North Garden Street.
The funeral was at the Christian
church Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
with services by Rev. W. T. Boaz. The
interment was in Rose Hill. Mrs.
Scotch came originally from Norfolk
Va. and was forty-five years of age.
She is survived by three children. Lo-
relle, Virginia and James Scotch, and
two step children, Mrs Noble c. Blair
Of Columbia and Mrs. Edward Cheat
ham of Kentucky. Since coming to
Columbia Mrs Scotch has made many
friends who were most attentive and
in her last illness.
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Graduation Footwear

The Young Man or the Young Lady about to
Graduate VIII want well dressed feet for they
to be conspicuous.
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OVER The COUNTY.

cabtne, Photos 800 dozen at
YoUNG's. ST
Dr. and Mrs " c. Dixon. OF Nash
vile. are visiting Mrs Emily Dixon
and family az Ashwood
Mrs. Frank Wheeler and children,
Of Mt Pleasant. are visiting Mrs.
Wheeler's mother in Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. Wheeler is in Vermont.
John Fitzgerald was arrested near
Mt. Pleasant Sunday BY Nick Swan
on a charge Of carrying q pistol. He
was brought to Columbia and lodged
in Jail
Children's Day exercises at Glendale
Sunday we're largely attended. The
exercises we're held in the Methodist
church. and consisted OF an interest
ing program of songs and Rotations.
C. F. Perry, who lives near town on
the Mooresville pike has an extra
fine crop of Irish potatoes this year.
Mr.. Perry brought some of the pota-
toes to town Saturday and they are
large and fine. He says his early POI |
tatoes were not injured by the frost
George W. Killebrew ofsMt. Pleas
ant is in Cincinnati.
The middle man got your wheat
profits last year. Now Mr.. Farmer, /.
we advise you to go to CALENDER
& co.'s and buy sAXs and store your
crop 1t
Miss Louise Graham White of
Franklin is visiting in Spring Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Jackson, of Mt.
Pleasant, are spending the summer in
dexico.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bailey Of Lew
sburg are visiting their mother, Mrs.
C. Johnson.
Miss Earl Smythe of Bowling Green, {
", is the guest of Miss Pearl John
on Of Williamsport this week.
Miss Mamie Jackson, of Mt. Pleas G
Mt. will leave the first Of June for au
AJeHueQ stay III OOiOi duO dAu ObAcI =
estern states. g
Mrs H. s. Frierson and Miss Ca 8
lille Gordon Of Zion are visiting their y
ster Mrs. Hunter Mcdonald, in g
g
Mr.. and Mrs. Cranberry Jackson OF B
t. Pleasant have rented the resi- q
nee of E. Dan Smith Of that city q
ring the latter's absence for the 3
onth of June. n
Mrs NJ H. Nelson of HopkinsvilIe, 8
T., and Mrs. Grant Green of Louis q
lie, KY, will arrive the latter part 8
this week to visit Miss Camille 8
rdon at Cross Bridges. %.
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Mrs. H. Smolinsky, OF Nashville, /:
visiting her son and family, B. Smo
linsky.
J. T. Peters has returned from Wis.
it to Mrs. Ben Hill and family in
} Nashville
Miss Bessie Ballentine of Spring.
field was the guest OF Mrs Minnie Lou
Butler Sunday
W B. Burnett has returned from a
successful business trip to Atlanta
and Birmingham.
John Barr, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Eugene Anderson, return
ed to Birmingham Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs John Carpenter, Miss
les Mary and Rebecca Carpenter spent
Sunday afternoon with relatives at
Franklin
Misses Mary Pillow and Matte Will
Hanson left Thursday for Au-
burn, Ala, to attend the commence
Eent exercises OF Auburn University
R. S. McCarty left Monday for
Natchez, Miss. where he goes in the
interest of Calender & Co, at which |
place they have purchased several
crops Of Irish potatoes.
Mrs Katie May Cranberry and lit
tie baby, Ned Carmack Cranberry, Of
Centreville, Tenn, are with Mrs.
Charles Forgey Friends will regret
to learn Of the serious illness of the
baby
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Scales and
little daughter, of Oklahoma City, are
visiting Mrs. Scales parents, Mr.. and
Mrs D. F. Watkins near Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Scales has served one term as
mayor of Oklahoma City and was re-
Gently elected for the second term.
Miss Bertha Casey is in Mt. Pleas
ant.
Judge E. E. Erwin has returned ]
rom Murfreesboro.
Mr.. John Harrison Of Lewisburg is /
visiting his brother, Dr. s. R. Hardi- /
SON I
Ben Childress, Esq, has returned
o Pulaski. after a business trip to s
Columbia
Mrs. Alice Smith is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Eugene Lavender, in C
v
Mrs. Renick and children will arrive
he first of next week to visit Mrs. t
feade Frierson. II
Mrs. s. G. Burnett and Mrs. G. H.
imith arrived Tuesday from Flor. c
nee for visit to Mr.. and Mrs. o
.ichard Smith. Mrs. Burnett will re- fc
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EXERCISES AT
OPERA HOUSE
PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL
RECEIVE DIPLoMAS-A GOOD
PROGRAM.

The graduating exercises of the Co
lumhia Public School took place
last night at the Opera House instead
of at the Athenaeum hall, the large
attendance at these exercises making
the Athenaeum Hall uncomfortable
The exercise will begin at $3.50 and
will be most interesting.
The program follows:
| Invocation-Dr A. G. Dinwiddie
Chorus-"Fair Shines the Moon To
| nigh" Senior.
Declamation-'The Black Horse
and His Rider"-Gordon Morton, Sth
Grade Representative.
Senior Glass History-Miss Mary
Cant
Roses Everywhere.
Reading-"The Fiddle Told"-Miss
Cora Carr, Honor Pupil
Senior Glass Prophecy-Miss Lessye
Campbell
Chorus-"Out in the Sunshine"
Reading-"The Squire's Rooster
Miss Lois Timmons. Honor Pupil
Declamation-"Sam Davis" - Chas.
McAfee, Second Honor Pupil.
Chorus-"At the Balmy Breath of
Spring"
Reading-"The Confessional /,
Brownie Wright, First Honor Pupil
Awarding of Diplomas and Certifi-
cates-Mr. Jno. B. Ashton, President.
Address to Senior Class-Rev. T. H. Z
Athey.
Class Roll.
Clara Lee Atkeisson, Lessye Carter
Cora Caroline Carr, Evan
Wallace Dooley, Mary Louise Cant,
Fannie CARRIER, Ira Mumford Hardison,
Earl Tillman Jones, Waverly Hayes
Jackson. Nancy Dodson Kelley, vir-
ginia E. Moore, Charles Collinsworth
Lola Katherine Pinkston, Eba {
Allen Powell, Halle Eugenia Shaw, s
Mary James Shaw, Lois Cordelta Tim !
mons, Annie Brown Wright, Herbert
lee Voss.
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AROUND TOWN.

Mrs. Mamie Wilkes and Miss Mol
: lie Baird have taken rooms with Mrs
Mary Watkins for the summer.
Luther Porter, one of the pupils OF
Mcdowell School was awarded a
medal for the best department and at
tendance of any child of the third
grade. His name was left out Of the
general report Of the exercises of the
school, but this correction is made
with much pleasure.
We know that all grain Is high and
| likely to remain so. For this reason
we are paying the highest market
F, price for New Crop OATS.-CALLEN-
DER & co. 1t
Dr. and Mrs. Harris Cant have Ia
ken rooms for the summer with Mrs.
o. C. Owen.
DR.. J. A. Edwards is building a
frame cottage on the Will Guest lot
next to the Miles Cook place on West
Eighth street.
West Ninth street from High to Gal
loway has been given a coating of
broken stone that the steam roller is
putting in fine shape.
B. E. Regen has purchased the hand
some Eugene Pillow home on West
Seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Coffee are re-
ceiving congratulations over the arri- |
val OF fine boy.
F. j. Hendley and others have sold
to A. N. Akin a lot on Garden street
for $4,000
Ameeting Of Maury Chapter, U. D.
c. will be held Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the Century Club to arrange
for Decoration Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hardy have q
rented the second story of the old
Brown home on the corner of High
and Eighth streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Woodbridge have
moved to heir suburban home.
WIN 10 piOSlCooiiS idpluiy Oh La
Harris Giants concrete house on the
VT. Pleasant pike and Blackburn ave.
Horace Rainey has nearly complet-
ID cottage on West Twelfth street
hat will make one of the Coolest
ZONES in that growing suburb of Co
umbia.
The old brick pavement in front of
It. Peters church and the adjoining
ectory has been taken up and work
as begun on the new concrete pave
lent there.
A number of Maury county buyers
TENDED the Gardner sale of Jersey
attic. several Of them making pur-
bases of registered stock The fol-
wing were among those buying: j.
z Mccall, four head; r. P Dodson,
ne head ALI Thomas. one head
'hittaker & Son, one head.
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PERSONALS.

Hon. W. T. Galloway has returned
from Decatur. H., where he was the
guest of his son. Prof Galloway, fol
q number Of days.
s. A. Hines, of RosedaIe, Miss, Is
In the city.
E. H. Hatcher ha sreturned from
French Lick.
John A. Cakes has returned from
Chattanooga.
Miss Irene O'Neal, of Lawrenceburg
is visiting her parents, Capt and Mrs.
Ed O'Neal
Miss Mittie Elan, who has been in
Birmingham for the past three weeks,
will return home today.
Miss Lenice Howard, who has been
the pleasant guest of Miss Minnie bod
son during commencement exercises
of Jones High school. LynnvilIe, re-
turned home Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w Adkins have
returned from Louisville, where they
have been attending legislative SEES
sion of the United Order Of the Gold
en- Cross OF the world, which was in
session in that city last week.
Miss Mary Brooks. of Cross Bridges.
is the guest of Miss Charlotte Fariss
Mrs. Monte Fariss left Monday SOr
a visit to Mrs Edgar Latta at Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Fariss have
returned from a viist to Mr.. and Mrs ,
John Brooks at Cross Bridges
Mr.. j. L. Hutton has gone to Chatta-
nooga to attend the annual convention
of the Tennessee Bankers Associa-
ton. Before his departure Mr.. Hut.
ton received handsome gold badge,
given by the association to the Elk
Presidents.
Miss Ethel Barrow is visiting rela-
tives in Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Phelan Dunn of Memphis is
visiting relatives in Columbia
Little Miss Ruth Tulloss is visiting
her aunt at Thompson Station.
Sam Small, of Nashville, spent Sun
day with his brother. B. Smolinsky.
Theodore Stephenson and Ewing !
Kannon spent Sunday in Nashville
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Regen have re- t
turned from visit to Mooresville, !.
Ala.
Frank Scott has returned to Nash s
Vile, after visit to relatives In this e
city. F
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J main until Friday and all then 90 Il
Virginia for a visit
William PadgeFI is in Nashville 10
day.
John A. Collier is visiting relatives
il Texas.
H. Blair smith. auditor Of the Cum,
berland Telephone Co. vas in the
city Tuesday
Misses Mabel Palmer and Aileen
Scruggs. OF Tuscumbia, Ala, are
guests OF Mrs. Spence McFaH.
Misses Emma Jones and Sarah
Smith. who have been the guests OF
Miss Bessie Padgett. return this even
ing TO Pulaski.
Miss Julia Waldron. OF Decatur
Ala and Miss Elizabeth Harlan. of
Cross Bridges. are the guests Of Mrs.
Webster Turner.
Miss Gladys Dedman Is visiting
friends at Lebanon.
Ned Carmack has returned from a
visit to Franklin, Tenn.
Mrs. A. L. Lawson of Birmingham
is the guest of Mrs. ]. NJ. Dedman.
Mrs. R. ". Watkins left Wednesday
evening for Dawson Springs. Ky.
Miss Daisy Dowlson. OF Lancaster,
Ohio. is the guest Of Miss Bessie Pad
gett.
Miss Lucy Williamson will be with
her sister, Mrs James Smiser for the
summer.
Mrs. Clark T. Jones is spending seq
eral days with friends at Ashwood.
Charles ". Alexander of Birm1ng
ham is in the city on legal business.
Miss Terrell of Florence, Ala, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Richard Smith.
Mr.. George ". Hargrove, a former
resident of Columbia but now of Nash
lille, is in the city today.
A. W. Akers, attorney, Of Nashville,
S in town representing the Southern
Railway Company in suit in the Cir
uit Court
Miss Mary Ella Fariss returned Thurs s
ay from Mary Baldwin Seminary at
tanton, Va, where she has been a a
upil for the past session. e
Miss Ruth Standish Cady, who has y
cen connected with the music depart
lent OF Soule College at Murfrees- n
oro the past session, made a brief S
sit to her relatives Frank H. Smith n
nd Capt. R. D. Smith, before return
g Wednesday to her home north. N
Mrs s. C. Hatfield and daughter. d.
ISIS Lucille, are visiting relatives In d.
ecatur. M
Dr. w. T. Capers, of Lexington, KY,
the guest of his brother, Rev. W. K
Capers at the Institute. vi
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-05-28
CHERRIES ARE RIPE;
GAMERS ARE BUSY

Next week the canning factory will
begin putting up cherries with rush.
The orchards are loaded with fruit of
fine quality. though suffering from
the depredations of birds. Some OF
the growers keep boys to drive them
away; one of the boys killed ninety
with fifteen shot. At a cent a piece
he made good money besides having
lots of fun.
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SOME JONES PHILOSOPHY.

= A country's greatest assets do i
> not consist of fertile acres or fine !
= houses, but in educated men and i
y women. .
x The farmer has as great an 4
= opportunity for the exercise Of \
i trained mind as the professional y
= man. 4
= There is no danger of over 4
i education, il you have the right =
!: type of education. 3
4 A state must be measured by &
& the average of all its citizens and i
x not by few great men. .
= never knew people to become =
= paupers by investing in intellect. =
= There is nothing great in the =
* world except man, and nothing +
i great in man except mind.
= The school property should be =
& the best and the best kept, be- 4
= cause there the child gets both &
+ its education and environment 4
4 heredity counts for much, en- =
< vironment for more.
+ There are 90 counties in Ten. =
nessee, and Maury county pays
: larger school tax than any Of =
: them-exeept 90. r
; IT dollars can get that Middle =
) Tennessee Normal school, Maury =
: has a splendid chance, for il Is r
rich enough and fertile enough to 3
put up all the money necessary.
4 4 Z 4 & & Il & q 4 4 4 n
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MORE MONEY FOR
THE NEW HOSPITAL

Rev. A. E. Clement, Hospital Com.
missioner, who has charge OF the rats.
ing Of funds for the new Methodist
hospital at Nashville, was present az
the District conference held at Thomp-
sons Station this week and secured
pledges for 5000 to be used in the
erection of the new building.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. Collins Denny, Of Vanderbilt,
preached two able sermons Sunday
morning and evening at the First
Presbyterian church to large congre-
cations. The subject Of the morning
sermon was "Atonement."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-07
BURMAk IS WINNER
IN RACES
DRIVER OF THIRTY HORSE
POWER BUICK is SUCCESS
Full IN CONTEST.

Lowell, Mass. Sept 6.-Out from a
general field of - racing automobiles
competing in the three events compos-
ing the national small stock chassis
competition of the opening day Of the
Lowell automobile carnival there
emerged victorious today Burman at
the wheel of 30-horse power Buick
machine; Louis Chevrolet, guiding u
car of the sane make of but 1s-horse
power. and William Knipper in a ChaI-
mers- Detroit of an-horse poner. re-
spectively. Burman's win was in a
race for the Vesper trophy of 2l2
miles. which he covered in 3:19:0S,
Chevrolet's victory was in the event
for the Yorick club cup OF 1ag miles.
the finish of which was 2:56:17, and
knipper won 127.2-mile contest for
the Merrimack Valley cup in 2:2S:4 3
To Lorimer. driving a Chalmers De
troit Bluebird. fell the general express
sion Of individual distinction for the
days racing. despite the fact that H.
did not win. Every road record for
cars of this class-40- horse power
were swept before his machine. which
hummed necessarily through II laps
Of the l0.6-nile circuit at an average
of IL mile in loo 10.
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A Narrow Escape.

Edgar \. Bayliss, a merchant of
Robinsonyille. Del. wrote: About two
years ago | was thin and sick and
coughed all the time, and If / did not
have consumption IL was near to IT. I
commenced using Foiey's Honey and
Tar and it stopped my cough, and I
am now entirely well. and have gained
twenty eight pounds, all due to the
good results from taking Foley Honey
and Tar" Garden City Drug Co. Geo,
Freisheimer. proprietary.
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Notice of Proposals for the County
Printing and ADVERTISING.

BY order of the board of county
commissioners of Mlssona county,
Montana. notice Is hereby given that
the said board of county commission
ers will receive sealed bids for doing
all of the county printing and adver-
Using for the county Of Nissoula
Mont. for the period of two years
Said bids will be received from date
hereof until the regular meeting of
the board of county commissioners.
September I. 1909. at IL o'clock m. all
bids 10 be addressed To + w Kuphal.
county clerk, Missaula, Mont. The
board Reserves the right In reject
any or all bids.
BY order of the board of county
commissioners of MissnnIl county,
Montana
by u. r. CURRAN. Chairman.
Attest: +. w kUPHAL.
County Clerk.
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LABOR DAY SHOOT
WON BY OFFICERS

Sea Girt, y. j., Sept. 6.--The Labor
here went today tn riflemen from
Washington, ID. &. A team of four Of
ficers from the ordnance department
of the National Guard Of the District
of Columbia won the banner event. the
New York State Rifle association =
company team. Firing seven shots
each ut 900, 500 and GOO yards, the
Washington men scored 3S2 points to
AL by the team from headquarters
Of the Scventy-first New York and
1863 by the team Of Company c, Fourth
New Jersey. The United States ma
rine corps took both the Hale and the
officers aud inspectors company
events.
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American League.
FIGHT A DRAW.

San Francisco. Sept. 6,-Jack Twin e
Sullivan IF Boston and Frank Aanten
of Providence. Il l.. fought 20 rounds
to a draw tonight. The men were
fairly aggressive. but a little slszs In
action.
Sullivan showed great cleverness in
avoiding punishment and had consider
ably the better of his opponent dur
ing the earlier rounds. but toward the
end If the fight he MAS repeatedly
tolted by chonny rights and Iefts
which broke through his guard.
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STAR PLAYER SUSPENDED.

Philadelphia. Sept 6. Sherwood
Magee. the star outfieider of the Phil
adeIphia Nationals. has been suspend
ed indefinitely without pay by Man
ager William Murray for alleged in
subordinatlon. In Saturdays game
with Brooklyn Magee is said to have
disregarded instructions to- play close
to second base instead Of taking a long
lead. Magee was finally caught be
tween the bases. Magec declared if
anything is deducted from his salary
he will never again play in a Philadcl-
phia uniform
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HAMILTON BREv|T|ES

Hamilton. Sept. 6.-George Wilcox Of
Missoula spent Sunday in Hamilton.
+. ]. Gaynor of Victor called on
friends i'm Hamilton Sunday.
Nora johnson of Hallock, Mimi, is
spending a few days in the valley.
T. h. Owens of Darby Is guest at
the Hamilton.
w. J. Gable of Pullman. Wash is
looking over Bitter. Root lands. Ha#
John Stewart of Cleveland is looking
over lands in the valley. +.
IL. A. Leweller of Victor is regis
tered at the Hamilton.
A w. Peabody of Seattle Is spend
ing few days in the valley on bust
ness.
]. NJ. Anderson of Carlinville. III, is
taking n trip through the valley.
II. o. Hewitt of Milwaukee is look
ing over lands In the valley.
{. w. Searls of Pullman, Wash. is
spending u few days in the valley.
J. A. Gollinger Of Pittsburg is TAX
ing a trip through the valley. 4egsa
Ada J. Ripple of Helena is visiting
friends In the valley .#.TA#E
j. b. Hoffman of Helena IL a guest
at the Ravalli.
c. Nixon OF Butte is registered at
the Ravalli
W, II. Gunniss of Anaconda is Wis
iting relatives in the valley, se
NJ. Bishop of Baltimore, Md, is look
ing over lands in the valley.
Harry Johnson of Anaconda called
on friends in Hamilton Sunday.
ii. n. Peterson of Bonner spent Sun
day in Hamilton.
q. Il. Harrington of Butte spent Sat
ufday iii Hamilton on business.
Z. Z. Whipple of Chicago is looking
over lands In the valley.
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Pound Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that | hay.
on the ID day Of September. 1900
taken M and impounded the follow
ing described stock:
one brown mare branded with an n
ami heart ON left hip.
And unless the owner ar owners of
the same make satisfactory proof al
ownership and raw the pound fee oil
81, together with soc per dav costs of
keeping same while 50 impaunded on
or before the l3th day af Septembar,
said stock will be- said at public auc-
tt"n t" pay the fee and costs above
mentioned
Witness my hand this. tke 9TH day
at September. 1909
]. A. fEALY, Chief ri Police.
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Oaks Clean Up.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Colun. bus-Marning game--To-
iedo =. Columbus S: afternoon game
Columbus 3. Toledo :.
At Kansas city-Both St. Pull Kan
sas City games postponed. rainf
At Indiana Notwithstanding game-In-
dianapolis 3. Louisville ;. afternoon
game-Indianapolis I. Louisville s.
At MISUNDERSTANDING game-Mfn-
neapolis s. Milwaukee =: afternoon
game-Milwaukee u. Minneapolis |.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-07

DIR. Ahernethy, the great English
physician. said. Watch your kidneys,
When they are affected. life is in dan
GER" fntey's Kidney Remedy makes
healthy kidneys. corrects urinary ir-
Irregularities and tones up the Whole
system. Garden City Drug Co. Geo
Freisheimer. proprietary.
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fact that he is only a kid. He hit
well, too. out of five times at the bat
he got four clean hits. one of them a
tw0-bagger, and he was responsible for
two of the Giants five runs
In Connolly the visitors have a
whirlwind. He played an unusually
heady game in the left garden yester-
day. having four hard put-outs to his
credit. He also scored once for his
team.
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LOWERS THE RECORD.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept 6.-f. II.
White. riding in a match handicap
motor race on the saucer track here
tonight, lowered the two-mile worlds
record by four and one-fifth seconds.
Whites time was 2:09 4-5. With to-
nights pragram the racing season was
brought to a close.
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THE HARVESTER WINS CLASSIC.

Hartford, Conn, Sept. G-The classic
track event Of the opening Of the state
fair and the grand circuit races at
Charter Oak park today was the $4,000
Charter Oak trot, which was won by
The Harvester. Each heat was a race
i'm itself. the winner taking the last
two heats, finishing second in the
first
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ADJUDGsD INSANE. .

Hamilton. Sept. e.-peter Rohr from
Ross Hole and Bucl Adams from Vie
tor were examined this morning by
Judge Myers and Drs Buchen and Me
Grath and were found insane. They
will be taken to Warm Springs to-
mnrrnAn
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FROM THE EAST.

Hamilton. Sept. John c. Muir
ply. ]. r. Murphy. W. W. wcinck and
L. Il. Richardson. all from Washington,
Pa, are spending a few days In the
valley.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver. Colo. Sept. 6-Rain caused
the pnstponement Of all but one West
ern league game tnday-SiouS City
won from Wichita. y To q. ON the for
mer teams grounds.