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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-18
THE Land OF
PUzzLED0M.
No. 1oss.-Word Square.

No. crossword Square.
MY first is a color. My second Is
name for the moon. My third is a sin
gle whole thing. My fourth Is wha
Lucy does with her dinner.
No. 1os6.-Transposition.
He cut across the pasture lot
Instead Of going round.
Nor dreamt Of danger lurking near
Until the same he found.
A billygoat Of years mature
That pasture did contain.
And woe unto the luckless wight
Who trenched on his domain!
A farmer, happening along
At end Of second round.
Came to the PRIMAL, else that goat
With victory had been crowned.
Since then whene'er he ventures forth
He shuns that creatures path.
He'll walk an extra dozen miles
To be FINAL from his wrath.
No. 1087.-Enignas.
I'm not in noise. though help din;
help to fail. also to win:
A part Of apple. naught am OF fruit;
Important to man. I'm still In mute;
In boat / go. never in ship or car:
In land and nation i go quite far:
Though In dear l dwell. I'm no part o.
love.
The name Of a gem you'll find above.
ii.
I'm the end of earth and first OF heaven
I'm a part of yeast and a part Of leaven
I'm a half OF pepper. but no sting l bear
While in good peas porridge ! have my
share.
With you l go just everywhere.
And my whole you'll be when you sheS
your care.
Youths Companion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-18
PRESERVED PEARS.

Peel and quarter the fruit in the usual
manner, place 1t In an earthen jar after
measuring it and cover 1t with half as
much sugar as there was fruit. Let 1t
stand overnight, then cook 1t In Its own
juice, slowly, for about three hours. A
few slices Of lemon may be added whom
filling the jars II desired. Boston Cook
ing School Magazine,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-18
ROCKS (MIss BowER.)

Beat one cup of butter to a cream
gradually beat in one cup and half of
granulated sugar, three eggs, beaten
without separating the whites and yolks,
then two cups and half of sifted -four,
sifted again with one teaspoonful of
soda, one teaspoonful Of cinnamon and
half teaspoonful of cloves. Lastly,
add three-fOurths . pound of dates,
chopped fine, and one pound of walnuts
weighed In the shelly. broken In large
pieces. Drop from teaspoon upon but
tered baking sheets, to form rounds q
little distance apart. Bake 10 quick
oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-18

Beat half cup of butter to cream
gradually beat in one cup and three.
fourths Of sugar; add, alternately, one
cup of cold water and three cups of sift-
ed pastry flour, sifted again with three
slightly rounding teaspoOnfuls of baking
powder. Lastly, add the whites of four
eggs, beaten dry, and beat the whole
thoroughly. Bake in q shallow pan.
Make boiled frosting of one cup Of
sugar, one-fourth cup of water and the
white of one egg. Tint three or four
tablespoonfuls OF the frosting with an
ounce of melted chocolate. Cover the
bottom of the cake with the white FROST
ing, and with pastry bag and tube with
small round point form lines of the
dark chocolate across the longest way Of
the cake. At once, before the frosting
hardens, draw o silver knife down
through the frosting, from the top to
the bottom, then turn and draw tho
knife from the bottom to the top-turn
again and draw from the top to the bot.
tom-.continue in the same way across
the full length of the cake. The spaces
between the lines thus formed should be
about one inch and q half.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-18
MARGUERITES.

Boil one cup of sugar and half cup
of water TO 24O degrees Fair. or until il
will spin thread two inches in length.
Add five marshmallows, cut In small
pieces, and let stand on the back of the
range moment, to melt the pieces of
marshmallow. Pour in fine stream on
the whites of two eggs, beaten dry, beat.
ing constantly meanwhile. Add two
tablespoonfuls of cocoanut, one cup Of
chopped walnut meats and teaspoon
full of vanilla. Dispose on choice crack
ers and set into a moderate oven until
the mixture is lightly colored. Serve in
the place of cake or cookies.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

Tine handsome and commod-
ious country home of the late
William Carmack. no~ occu
pied by bis daughter. Mrs WI
liam Charles and family. and
her SON iu-laN. III ID. Davidson.
and family about five miles
northeast of Rogersville. was
burned. together with almost
lts entire contents. on last Sat
uriay night. the family barely
making their escape wneu the
building was beginning to fall
u. The cause of the fire SIS an
known The loss ou the house
is about $4,000. on the contents.
about 81 500. with only $1,000
insurance ODD che Hav kins Conn
~ Mutual The smoke house.
with IT'S entire supply of meat.
lard and other provisions. was
also burned -Rogersville Her
aid.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09
A GREAT FICTION SERIES.

"Ihe House Opposite, " now
appearing in the New York
Sunday World. will bee followed
shortly 10y another great detec-
tive story These stories are ian
booklet form and are given
free every week with the Sun
day World. Next Sundays is
sue of The World will contain
the words and music of Her
Name Is Mary Donohue," AS
sung by Blanche Ring IN her
great musical hit, The Yankee
GIRL, now appearing at the
Herald Square Theatre. Get
this song. It's great.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09
MORE MINES.

Bluefield, w Va, March 4 -
lt comes from an unquestiona-
BILE source today that a well
known Philadelphia firm of
coal operators has Just COM
pleted arrangements for the
opening of a large vein system
on Pigeon creek, twelve miles
from Nagutauck, a station on
the main line of the Norfolk &
Western. some distance west of
Williamson. The Philadelphia
people own outright a boundary
comprising several thousands of
coal land. In addition to this
acreage, Koontz Brothers, of
New York. prominent coal op-
orators, control large adjoin-
ing tract which the Philadel.
phia people, it is stated, will re-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09
CARD OF THANKS

We desire 90 extend "a vote If
gratitude ana thanks towards
the citizens of Biz Stone Cap
for the many kind acts shown
MS during our daughters pro-
longed illness ami death Nav
the dear Lord ever richly re-
ward them for the same.
JOSH BEANAN AND FANNY.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09
MEETING POSTPONED.

Owing 90 sickness and ab
sence of members, the meeting
of the Woman's Civic League
for the election OF officers has
been postponed until Friday
afternoon. March 18th.
EXECUTIVE Committee.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

Miss lnez Woods spent Satur-
day In and about Imboden.
Miss Woods and her mother
have been living in Big Stone
Gap for several months now
working among the poor and
needy and preaching the gospel
OF healing by faith. These good
ladies' were sent out as "mis-
s'onaries" by their Northern
friends, and many poverty
stricken families in the coal
fields have been helped mater
tally and spiritually by the un-
firing zeal of Miss Woods.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

Fully nine out of every ten cases of rheu-
matism Is simply rheumatism Of the muscles
due TO culd or damp. or chronic rheuma
tism, neither OF which require an internal
treatment. All that Is needed 10 afford re-
lief is the free application Of Chamberlain
LinIment- Give Il trial. You are certain
70 be pleased with the quick relief which Il
affords. Sold by Enterprise Drug Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09
THE BIC STONE GAP POST. WEDNESDAY McH Q. tero

Miss Undertake, one of the
East Stone Gap teachers, was
In tow n Friday afternoon.
Circles No. l and No. > of tho
Home Mission Society are pre-
pairing TO give a musical enter
talnment IN the school auditor
Ium the night before Easter.
The entertainment will be can
tate entitled A Dream of
FAIRY land" scented by a
number of children, and will be
well worth seeing.
Just received a new line Of
Druggists Sundries. 1t will
pay you to inspect our stock.
Kelly Drug Co, The Home Of
Pure Drugs.
John ! Reason. Marion
Charleston. and William Young
were IN town ednesdav ON a
borrowing expedition, the OBJ
Ject Of their good intentions be-
ing the heavy roller belonging
to the town. with which they
wanted 20 roll iu grass seed on
their respective farms I'm Turkey
Cove.
The following persons from
Appalachia were in town Sun.
day afternoon. Misses Hanna
Mae Hamilton. Fannie Elliott.
Wells York. Lucy York. Has
cue Duff. Marie Scott: Nessrs
Z. G. Banner. w Z. Mcdowell.
w ID. Fuller. w q Long. Jno.
Hurt, f. q Walker. O. b
Thompson, Marion Smith.
John Moyler. general agent
for the Provident Life a. Trust
Co.. of Philadelphia. and Is. ID.
Morrison. district agent for the
same company. returned Satur
day night from profitable So.
lourn M the coal fields section
of Wise. Mr.. Moyler made
many friends among our prom
inent business men during mis-
former visit 90 Big Stone Gap
the latter part of October who
are glad 90 renew his acQuaint-
ance
Chamberlain Stomach anl l.rer Talbot.
are .i.r. .ure and reliable. lni Iarr re.n
praised NE thousands .I women n.. .lrr
been restored ODD leaIfa through fH..r gentle.
AID aed curative properties. Sold .r ENTER
prise Drug 60.
Capt Henry Taylor's resi-
deuce would probably have gone
up ln flames Friday but for the
odor Of burning cloth. which
Mrs. Iay on following up.
found to her horror to Dee in the
closet in her bedroom The fire
had presumably started from
match being dropped I'm the
closet The entire contents Of
the closet were burning when
the fire was discovered. and af
Ter "a little difficulty was expert
enced, the flames We're eXtiu-
A man is known bv the candy
he sends-Huylers Bon BonS
and Chocolates are always the
right kind Kelly Drug Co..
The Home of Pure Drugs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09
PROGRAM
For Teachers Meeting al East Stone
Gap. March II. 1910.

l. How correct the evils re-
sulting from Irregular attend
ance?
?. What is a model pupil.
3. Class teaching against
individual teaching.
4. Proper school finals.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

Are yon frequently hoarscl DO rou have
ihai annoying tickling in your heartf Does
OUT cough annoy you af night arI do tou
raise mucous iu The momingf DO SOU want
,eiei' lt SD. take Chamberlain Cough
,s.'ined} and yon viii bc pleased. Sold br
tnir-In.o nruE 90
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

quire. The total acreage. if
this deal is put through. will
amount Co $4,000 acres.
According Co the advices to-
day, negotiations are nearing
completion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09
RETURNED FROM TIE
EASTERN MARKETS

H. l.. Fuller, of Fullers' Big
Department Store. Appalachia.
has just returned from the east
ern markets, where Dee has
spent several weeks carefully
selecting and buying their
spring merchandise.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09
NORTON TO VOTE on BOND ISSUE

Norton. Va. March r -Nor
ton votes on "a $75. 1000 bond is
sue next Thursday to he ap-
piled 60 the building of "a sewer
system, street Improvement aud
a new city hall The list of
registered voters is not large
many having failed to paw their
poll tax. but there Dis scarcely
any doubt that the bond issue
VIII not carry Ina case the
bonds are voted am effort viii
ne made to secure the money
and begin Che work at once
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

w a n I f D-To correspond
with parties who have any pop.
lar timber that they cut up into
hltches or sell in the log. Adj
dress, Philadelphia Veneer a
Lumber Co, Knoxville, Tenn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09


day morning.
Fuller's Big Department
Store, of Appalachia, will an
nounce their millinery opening
in the next weeks issue.
The Rebeka lodge Of the ].
.. o. +. will give a St. Patrick
day entertainment and supper
in the lodge room, March the
18th.
We guarantee every piece Of
rubber leaving our store. Our
SLOO Hot Water Bottle lasts
one year. Just received a fresh
factory shipment. Kelly Drug
Co, The Home Of Pure Drugs.
Misses Jessie Edwards and
Grace Adams. of Stonega. spent
Sunday in the Gap, the guests
of Mrs Otis Mouser.
j L. Wells has gone Co Big
Looney, XIV. where ne has ac
cepted "a position with the In
ternational Harvester Company
m the construction Of their new
coke plant.
Miss Emma Lane, Of Balti-
more. Md. who has accepted
position as milliner with Full
lers' Big Department Store. Ap-
palachia, arrived Monday.
Walker Jones, until recently
"a compositor on this paper. and
William Potter. both of this
place, left last week for Knox
vile, where they Joined the
United States Navy. Oscar
Willis also went with them. but
we understand that he failed 90
pass the required examination
Andy Kline. Of Church Hin.
Tenn. is spending a few DAYS
I'm the Gap.
G.. r. Hagan, a prominent
banker of Bristol, former
resident of this place. and "a son
of Col Patrick Hagan. of Scott
county, was among the bust /
ness men I'M town last week.
10 is reported that Mr.. y. VI .
sloan. of East Stone Gap. has .
redeemed from the Common /
wealth one unclaimed boundary .
of delinquent land. lying near
Appalachiq. on Callahan creek. f
on which he has been paying
taxes for about twenty years. .
supposed Co Doe about thirty
acres.
Miss Hanna Mae Hamilton. /
of Appalachia. left Tuesday for
Mendoza. where she viii spend
p few days with home folks
Messrs. r. W. Doughertv. .
George J. Kelly; Misses Bette f
York. Victor York. Wills York +
Lucy York, and Hassie Duff. of .
Appalachia. came over Satur- .
day afternoon and spent "a few
hours in the Gap. returning ON
the y. * 5. W. evening train.
Watch for the add of Banner
Hardware Company, of Appa
Iachia. i'm the next week S issue
Mrs. =. l.. Olinger and child
rem, Of Preacher, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ohnger's parents. Mr.. /.
and Mrs. Body, at this place.
Mrs A. +. Barker and daugh
ter. Matte Fay. of Mendoza
visited Mrs VI. j HALEY and
Mrs. .. II Hagy, at Appalachia.
Friday and Saturday.
Elsewhere i'm these columns
appears the program of the
Teachers Meeting at East Stone
zap next week.
Mr.. f. = Tate. "a popular civ
u engineer of Wise. was i'm
own Sunday night. and left for
his home Monday morning. He /.
spent the pass week making a
complete survey Of his fathers
ands west of Holston Springs.
Gate City Herald. j
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

FOR SALESMAN tract of
mineral and timber land. at
heokee, Va, carrying the I'm
boden seams. On railroad Adj
dress X: f. ID. No. /, Box is.
Rush, Ky. fen 3
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

NH'Hb NfN"Af o. httRhtt.
Mrs. !. W. RAIDER left Mon
day morning for Knoxville.
where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. j NJ. Carter was on the
sick list last week.
A. d. Rice, Of Worth. w.
Va, was IN town ole day last
week
r. l. Ellis and wife, of Big
Cherry, We're visitors 20 the
Gap last Saturday.
s. ID. Hover was over from
Bristol last Thursday.
j. w Harmon was a Bristol
visitor 10 the Gap since our last
issue.
Attorney a. X. Morrison was
in Bristol one dav last week on
professional business.
John w Chalkley left Tues
day on "a business trip 10 Ken
lucky.
r. l.. Cant. "a prominent sales
man of Bristol, was among the
travelling men IN town last
week.
Messrs G. G.. Hyatt and r.
H. Cameron. prominent bust
ness men Of Norton. were m
town one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. %. G.. Lee. of
JonesViile, spent Thursday
night at the parsonage, enroute
O. Appalachia.
Mrs John S Bailey was up
from the Cove Friday. the guest
of her sister. Mrs. George Nv
ers
Mrs Rosa Gnly. OF Osaka.
spent several days in the Gan
last week the guest of her cou
SIN, Mrs. j L. Wells
Mr. and Mrs j. q. skeen and
httie SON. George. were NO from
the Cove one day last week.
Mrs. Vert Allen was up from
DRYDEN the latter part of the
week. the guest of her sister.
Mrs w $. Beverley
Steve Bum has moved his
Family into the house vacated
by Dr. j @. Jaynes.
j. D. * Barron was i'm town
Tuesday from the Cove.
Charles Sproles has purchased
The cottage in plat three occu-
pied 10y IT + Benedict Mr.
Benedict will move into the
property now occupied bv Mr..
Sproies on Clinton Avenue.
L. M Surface and r G.
W htaker, of Bristol. were Wis +
ltorS 90 the Gap one day last
week
y w. Wood. general mana. /
Ger OF the Virginia & Tennessee +
Ielephone Company. was i'm
town last week looking after
ms interests here.
w. q Moore was a Stonega I
visitor to the Gap last week.
w. c. Cooper. of Knoxville. I
was IN town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w White
and little daughter. who have
pen stopping at the Monte
vista Tor some months, left last
week for Oklahoma.
The Norton Free Press. after
a suspension of several months
has resumed publication. under
m management of Ellison x
- l'son, former publishers of
the \ Appalachian. We wish
them success.
Miss Mary Kilbourne. of BIG
Stone Gap. was visiting in Nor, /
son Saturday and Sunday
Norton Free Press.
Dr. d. F. Orr, Of this place.
who expects TO visit his broth
er In California this spring. has
oetn invited 10 Give 3, el;n;c -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

w \ y I r D-To correspond
with log men who are in posi-
ton 10 log half a million feet of
poplar in Bell county, Ky. near
terndale. Address Philadel-
"a Veneer q Lumber Company.
Knoxville. Tenn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

While attempting to board
the O. g. 81 %. train at Speers
Ferry Sunday. Col. j. b Rich
mond met with quite "a painful
accident His foot caught in
some of the timbers or plank.
of the platform and he was
caused 90 fan. Hestruck against
some croS-tles and was hurt
about the hip He was brought
Co hls home Sunday evening
and Us NOW resting Well. though
at first he suffered much pain
Tie viii Dee confined tO his room
several days Gate City Her
aid.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

FOOND-Fountain pen. own
er can have same by describing
property and paying for this
adj Enterprise Drug Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

Barred Plymouth Rocks
large and fine stock. Eggs.
~ 90 for Phone Mrs. ID
f.. Allen.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-03-09

FOR SALE-Eggs for hatch
ing from fine Rhode Island Red
chicken Full blooded stock
10 eggs for 81 90 Call and see
them. Mrs. & y Kniobt
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-08-12

Huyler's Candies-Fresh every week.
Scates'.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-08-12

Summary: Sacrifice hits, Peters,
Poehler, Mcdonnell, V~erneille.
First on balls, off Peters 8, off
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-08-12
An injection of VerneilIe.

There were several means when
Lee Verneille was skilled out to
top the mound for the Joy-Riders.
The bugs there are just a wee bit
feart of the premier tosser in the
League. Lee was conscious that
much depended upon this series,
so he rose to the occasion, ex-
banded his chest just a few rods
more, and lobbed them over in
such a pleasing manner that Jack
sons dollars looked like dough-
nuts. One good rap and a scratch
was all that kept the Nancies in
the game.
Big Flint got the safe rap and
"overpuffed" Bates drew a scratch
The rest of them hit the ball but
the support was on tap and eager
hands grabbed everything that
came down from the cloud. For
the Chauffeurs Messrs. Rollings,
Dodson, Law, Mcdonnell, Frakes
ct al got a rap. Gus Mcdonald
put a quietus on affairs when his
singing two timer promenaded
two gentlemen to the bench via
home plate.
Jackson had never a peep-in
Vernuille sustained his rep as the
premier pitcher in the league. His
support was faultless, and the bugs
at Jackson enjoyed this rare arti.
Gle of sport even it was a wee bi'
bilious to their pennant aspira'
tons.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-08-12
lave An Easy Time Craving Two Out
Of Three at Jackson.
hERE'S now IT A N

What was counted upon as the
deciding series, as to what the
slot would do, was pulled off be-
fore the Jackson soreheads. And
nothing would satisfy several
of our dyed-in-the-wool fans but
to trot down to the Capitol and
see our boys show EN- up. And
they were not disappointed either
as the Joy-Riders, especially in
the first two bouts, never allowed
the Nancies a peep-in. The NIGH
ty Bill Sorrell, "the big fellow"
and the Rubenish Peters all look
ed like the same knot hole. Our
boys took kindly to aeroshoots in
their repertoire, FASTING the
sphere whenever they craved a
tally.
In fact while we were cOuched
behind the home cushion in the
heart of the Wilds of the sOre-head
bugs that make the sport possible
in that city, we caught the cue
from every spinoit that had a con-
science that it was simply the
cleverest, swiftest and most scien-
tific assortment of ball tossers in
the league pittied against the re-
constructed Nancies. They all
gave up hopes of the ribbon after
Verneille, Leverett and Ostrum
show them their gaits. The es'
teemed correspondents and re-
porters who had been bushwa'
ing their dope came across with
the admission that Greenwood
wasl lin a class of their own.
Here's the series:
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-08-12

Sorrels 9. 81 Levekmkt Strnl
out, by Sorrels 5. by Leverett Z
Left on bases, Greenwood 9, Jack
son S. Double play, Leverett to
Dodson to Law. Stolen bases,
Law, Flint, Collins, Thornton,
Bates. Passed balls, Frakes,
Woodward. Hit by pitcher, Law,
Flint. Umpire, Markell. Time Of
pane, 1:55.
Just a Ms Deal.
We sauntered out "Wednesday
aft with the series cinched, and
introduced our friend Ostrum, and
right here we say that he pitched
the best game of the series. From
the start to the finish he broke
them right over the plate. Jumps
Markell, who nearly got his al
Zooloo-land, was along with the
indicator and certainly made q
mess of his job. About three sal
ty lines were handed our boys.
But we don't ask for the earth
and were more than satisfied with
the series.
Greenwood got her run early in
the game. In the second inning
Boyd drew a pass, stole second
and cranked up for home when
Woddie tore off a neat two-baser,
He was passing by third like abot'
tie of pluto when our skunk head
ed friend Sorrels blocked him and
held him while Nance was lobbinq
the ball into the diamond. Crook
deal No. /. Two men found them
selves scattered around the cir
cult in the third inning when Os-
trum came up and sent a scorcher
close to first. In his haste he
shaved the first bag. A how.
from Graham, Sorrels, Nance ct a
Jumps Markell bowed and declared
the runner out, marched his pesky
hide up to the grand stand ane
announced that the score woulc
not count. Misdeal Nc. 2.
Jackson tied the score aftel
Ostrum had famed Woodward a
least twice. Ostrum laid at leas'
five beauts over the cushion ane
Umps declared them balls. Their
Edwards gets up, makes an aw
full error and created a genera
surprise by lacing out a ,two-bag
CIR that sent Woodward with thu
tying run.
These three injections took /:
wee bit of the bone out of oul
system, but Ostrum kept up hi
clever exhibition of twirling. Al
error and a hit put a man on thirt
when the squeeze play brought il
the winning run for the Nancies.
Then Jack Law threw the bal
over the fence and we didn't hun
| the stakeholder.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-08-12

Summary: Two-base hits, Nc
Donnell 2, Ostrum, Edwards. Sac
rifice hits, Rolling, Sorrels, Welt,
Nance, McLain. First on balls,
off Peters 3, off Ostrum 2. Struck
out, by Peters 2, off Ostrum I.
Left on bases, Greenwood 9, Jack
son 5. Umpire, Market. Time Of
game, l hour and so minutes.