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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-10
Buena Vista Entries.

The entries for today's races at the
Buena Vista track are as follows:
First race. five furlongs. maidens 3
year -olds and up-"Emist. 10t; Indy Box.
20; Dorothy B.. 96 Flying. 49, Tom
ADAMS. lOt; VIII Morris. 96: Glover KYLE.
lOl. San Leandro, oS; Clarinnis. 97
Second race. six furlongs. wears and
upward. sellinG-Moyea. t0T: Charles 7,
Harvey 10o; Deneen l07: Banthel 1O7
j. w Fuller 107; Cigarlighter. ITO: Run
sum. 100: Gossipcr H.. 105: Jack LAWN.
10Y; Sahado: iO7; Sam McGlbben, lO.: TN
masked. 107.
Third race. six furlongs, 5-year- oIds
and up. selling-Swell Girl 1O5: Prone
theus. l07; Cheswardine. 107: Rhinestone.
l01; Royal River, 100: FL Perfecto. 1872.
Thierry, 10I. Sea Green, 1902; Wineberrv,
loI: Salpearl 1o5: Frleze 1O5: Weymouth.
105
Fourth race. one and one-eigh,h miles.
3-year- olds and up. selling Manila s.,
109; Duchess OF Montebello 109: Obcrou.
Ill; Buclithorne, 107; Corclsan. ia
Fifth race. six furlons S-ycar- oIIs and
up selling-AIbiou H.. 109: Bell Flower
109; Airs. 109; Swede Sam. 10a: Fred
Mulholland. III, Senator Barrett. III:
Maid OF Orleans. 10a; Ramon Corona %:
Yellow Foot 1o9; Tug Boat. 90; SNOWFALL.
l09
Sixth race. one mile. selling. 4-year-
olds and upward-'FIora Rilav, 10G: Nc
Nally. 100. Mike Jordan. 113: Tavora. III:
Sam Bernard. l13; Coppers. 113
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Results at Gravesend.

GRAvESEND. y. Y. juno AT
GraVesend today tho feature was the
Glover stakes OF $1,000 for 2-year-old fiji
lies at five fUrIongs. and resulted In
victory for Horizon. the public choice.
First race. about six furlonss-Occan
Bound. 16 10 ,. won: Helmet l6 10 o. sec
ond Jack Atkin. 10 o. third. Time.
/ :09 20
Second race. about two miIcs-Blrd OF
Flight 10 @ won: Bushranger. 70 J..
second: Gustcmolsln, 30 TO /, third. Time,
3:4s
Third race. one and an eighth miles
Harvey f. to ] won; Bad News, S
TO 1. second; Lad OF Langdon, I TO 10,
third. Time 1:54.
Fourth race. I'VE furlongs-HorIzon. IL
10 o. won: Five Aces. to l. second: Hell
enc. 10 /, third. Time, 1:0l.
Fifth race. mile and a slxteenth-Mas-
kettc, l 10 .. won: liilltop, II 10 j. sec
ond: Imitator. 20 10 ], third. Time,
1:4G 3-5.
Sixth race. five and a half furlonEs-
White Wool I to 10. won Maromara. .
10 ]. second. Blue Mouse, 10 ., third.
Time, 1:0I.
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LOS ANGELES. June .
BATTLE ROYAL FEATURE
OF GOOD BOXING CARD

The Salt Lake Athletic club gave the
fans fair card Thursday night at the
Auditorium. The main event was a bat
tie royal in which five colored boys mixed
for Il while, but which ended In a slug
West The decision was awarded 10
West after taking a lot OF punishment.
Joe Murdoch knocked out Red" Schillo
in the second round; both boys were fast
boxers.
Young Logan won a decision over Ike
Cohen after four rounds OF wrestling
Tommy Ryan scored n knockout over
Rcd Davis in the first round.
Jack Downey hit Kangaroo Allen and
the latter hit the floor. Downey gave
the colored boy thirty seconds to recover
and invited him TO continue the contest.
Before the first round was over. Downey
slipped and threw out his knee, The
referee then gave Allen the decision. The
fans let out n howl, as Downey had al
ready won the contest.
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2 q 2 A B0TANICAl
%. 80. BLOOD REMEl

Nature in her wisdom and benefcence
kingdom,
perfected the compoundng
disposal We rely them first because
and next because them with the confidence
njure the system do the strong mineral
these botanical preparations is
and barks such combination
and safest of all tons 1t does
mineral TO injurlousy affect of the delicate the
cures rheumatism Catah Sores Scrofula
Contagious Blood Poison blood
and cleansing the circulation Of all inherited As
is nequaed 1t builds the purifying
and supplying sufficient
are suffering with blood trouble,
could not do better than
without leaving p4
young OF ol0 BOOK on the blood free to all write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA a}
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SULLIVAN WILL. MEET
THOMPSON IN BUTTE

Pete Sullivan OF this city will leave for
Butte today. In company with Kid Han
nan and Frank Armstrong. where ne is
billed 10 box Maurice Thompson next
Monday night.
Sullivan Will take his last workout here
today noon at the Auditorium and will
leave on the 2:25 p. IN. train for Mon
tana. Sullivan SAYS that he has entire =
ly recovered from his recent leg weakness
and is confident that he will return 10
this city with Thompson's scalp dangling
from his belt. II he wins the fight he
the scheduled Thompson Collins match,
and he hopes that Thompson wins I'm or
der that he can get another crack at him
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Merkle Starts Victory

NEW YORK. June 9.-The New York
Nationals made Il sensational finish In
the ninth inning and defeated ST. Louis
TO 4. With two men out in the last
inning and Murray first. the New
York outticldcr was allowed 10 steal Sec
ond. Brldwell was passed and Devlin's
hit filed the bases. Mcrkle, with two
strikes on him. doubled and scored two
men Myers singled and scored another.
Manager McGraw sent Devorc In TO run
for Merlilc and kccler 10 run for Myers,
and both scored when Uauser. the St
Louis shortstop. made n low throw on
Crandall r. II T.
st. Louis .,.,....,............ S 1
New York ..............,...5 8 )
Batterles-Saleee and Phelps: WiltZe
Crandall and Myers. Umplres-Johnstone
and Moran.
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BICYCLE RACES AT
SALT PALACE TRACK

The feature of the bicycle card mt the
Salt Palace saucer track tonight is the
fve-nile professional western champion-
ship. All the best men will take part In
this race. and while Clarke is the favorjte
Lawson has improved somewhat and be-
lieves that he VIII be in condition to win
the race.
Clarke will try to break Frank Kra-
mer's record OF sixteen seconds for the
sixth OF mile, unDaced.
Whittier will try to break the two mile
motor record, which stands at 2:l42-
There will also be a mile handicap pro-
fessional two-mile lap and three quarter
mile handicap amateur
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Disappoints Big Crowd d +,
ern Newspaper Men b, /
Showing Up. !
CORBETT WAS READY
TO TAKE ON CH,p
jeff Has Injured Thun,
Proposes to Box Er.,
Day Now. 7

BEN LoMoND. Cal, i'm.
again Jim Jefrries did not uv,
programme and for the fo,,,,s
initial boxing bee between N. ~
low and Gentleman Jim" o..
unexpectedly postponed ,od,r
air ring. an exact copy Of ,s.
which Jenrics and johnson sll -
championship July 4, had.,
final touch, Corbett was a.
everything was ready crcsr,
who took Il sudden notion ,h,,
TO so fishing, and fishing \. ~
companied by a party Of fr,.na.
The most kecnly dlsappoIuI,s ]
large number OF camp vIs,,,.
we're a bunch of eastern newe
several Of whom had traycled W
continent and expected IN %,
Jefries today in his boxIn,
Corbett. Jcffrics left in tbc nI Ss
promised To- return by Noon
Of the visitors 10 the camn -
the big fellow forgot bis
found nshing so good that Ts
TO make a day OF IL and Az
turn until tonight.
The real reason why JeYr,.. =.
reluctant TO do more boxing n:
IS no doubt "A slightly spra1c'i
An effort has been made IA e.
quiet and TO attribute the frsns-
poning of the sparrine with 81
Jenrics's whinis. but the i,s
that the big fellow injured HI. ~
week ago and has done no to,i,,
Trainer Cornell declared that M y
IS healed. but Jeffries npnsrs-s.
been unwilling TO take am u
with II.
That no would posiiiyely bs1 y
row was the promise made b, p
to Cornell today.
IN spar every day for lhe ~
weeks" he told ihc trainer. -
III box twice a day. then ths -
I'll do nothing but light WORK
The camp formed into a buck,i 4
last night and fought brush /, I
started within a few yards Of d. n
whore several automobiles, lnclr557
frics's. are kept.
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NEBRASKA BATTLESHIP
MEN UPHOLD RECORD

NEW YORK. June e.-The men OF the
oattleship Nebraska have again Upheld
their ships reputation for athletic prowess
ny retaining the baseball championship
against the latest chaIlengers. tho Ccev,
OF the United States steamship Hancock
They whipped the HancoclSs crack nine
Yesterday by score OF 10 TO S. and the
week
BIZ League, who played a great
game In the navy football championship
last fall, and who holds the mlddleweight
championship OF the navy. was the star
ba ttcr OF the Nebraska
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Wind Up in Tie.

CLEVELAND. June 9.-Clevcland and
Philadelphia played a tie game TODAY.
{ TO 4. called at che end OF the ninth
TO allow Philadelphia TO catch n rraip.
a double play. started by Hcltmulrr.
saved Philadelphia from defeat I'm the
ninth. r. II. h.
Cleveland r....,............A 10 o
Philadelphia ...................f l.
Battcries-Joss, Link and Easterly;
Coombs and Lapp.
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BASEBALL MAGNATES
PATCH Up DIFFERENCES

DENVER. June 9.-Differenccs between
J. T. Gunthorpe and James c. McGnl
owners OF the Denver Western League
Baseball club. which threatened for a
time yesterday TO disrupt the team. were
patched UP temporarily today, and the
team left This forenoon for Topeka.
Trainer Sam Murbargar. over whose dis
charge or retainment the owners clashed
accompanied the team,
Although no definite agreement was
reached. it is stated that ultimately Mr.
Gunthorpe's interest In the club Will be
bought by Mr.. McGin.
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Pitchers Battle,
Special TO Tho Tribune.

SPRINGVILLE june 9.--Thc league
team OF this city defeated the Provo
leaguers In a close and interesting game
here this afternoon by the score OF 6 TO ..
II was a pitchers battle from the first in
hing.
This victory places Springville third in
the percentage column. with Payson lead
ing and Provo In second position.
The batteries. Lund and Snow; Elliott
and King,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Office Of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City, Utah. June ., 1910
Scaled proposals will be received at this
Office until o'clock ., m. Friday July
/, 1910. for the work OF hauling. eycayat
Ing and laying concrete stone blocl,
crosswallss In Salt Lake City, Utah.
Instructions to bidders together with
plans. profile. specifications and forms for
contract and bond. may be obtained upon
application at the office OF the board OF
public works or city engineer
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the board OF public works
IL @. MCMILLAN Chairman
mi lS.
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THOMPSON TO COMPLETE
TRAINING AT LOGAN
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 Inc | flDune-
OGDEN, June 9,-"Cyclone" Johnny
Thompson moved his training camp from
the Utah Hot Springs to Logan this
morning. Thompson says that the Com
mercial club OF tho Cache valley metropo-
lis has offered him good inducements to
finish his training at Logan for the COM
ing fight with "Birdleg'' Collins at Salt
Lake, June 10.
The Sycamore lightweight is in fine
condition and saws that he has no fear
OF the outcome. Following his usual Gus
tom. Thompson will not let up In his
training. but will work as diligently for
the fight with Collins as he has for much
tougher bouts.
Billy Hamp, the husky Cache valley
plumber. viii assist Thompson in his
training.
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Joe Jeffords will stop all his hard work
today and from now on WIFI rest until
Saturday evening. when he will meet
Morgan Williams in twenty round box
Ing contest at the Park City opera house.
Jerords says he is in better condition
than ever and he is confident that he VIII
make the Colorado man quit in ten
rounds.
Jeffords also says that he is willing TO
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Clean Baseball Record.

The Twenty-second ward had little
trouble defeating the Sixteenth warders
by the one sided score Of 20 TO 16 on the
high school diamond Thursday afternoon.
David Fairwenther hit nome run with
the bases full. which was the feature Of
the game. The winners have not lost n
game this season.
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Oversight Wins.

PARIS. June 9.-At Chantllv today w.
*. Vandcrbllts Oversight won the PTiX
La Rochette (twenty-slXt trienrl-s
stakcs) for 4-year-olds for $4,000. distance
two miles and six furonEs. Messido-
III. also owned by Mr. Vanderbilt. fin
ishcd second in the Prx dc In Pclouse.
handicap for $4,000 distance one mile
and seven furlongs.
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Excellent Golf Plsyinf

PHILADELPHIA. June s.-Psi
ccllent golf. Miss r. O. Osgcod 4 i
today took the lead for ths 6s-
ship OF the Womcn's Eastern G8|
cIation. which is being PLAYED d
Huntingdon Valley County 4
Noble. The competition conSsu
holes. medal play. is holes bsfz
each day.
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Gimlin Signs Fast Man.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. June Dad" Gimlln, man
ager of Ogden's baseball team. announced
this evening that Inc had signed Forty
"Plake.' the crack Los Angeles infielder
The player will probably arrive In time
TO Join the team for the game with the
Occidcntas Saturday.
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Overall in Hospital.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Orvau Over
all. pitcher for the Cubs. is out OF the
race for several weeks at least Manager
Chance last night sent him to Youugs-
town. o., to consult with a physician re-
Sardng the condition OF his injured shoul-
der. From there Overall Will go 10 CEj-
Overall hurt the arm in Boston while
pitching a curve,
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Roller liz Defeated.

the Polish wrestler defeated DR.. b. IT,
Roller OF this city In two straight falls
in their match here tonight. The time
OF the first fall WIS ] hour and 81 min
utes. and the second 10 minutes
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE

Wichita o: Topeka. I.
First game, Sioux CITY, 10: Dcs Moines.
1; second game, Des Moincs 10; Sioux
city. 6,
Omaha .; Lincoln. .. called in thlr-
tecnth. rain.
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Jeffries Disappears
MINOR LEAGUES
American Association

Al LouIsyillc-Kansas City ., Louis
vile ..
Al Toledo-Minneapo 0. Toledo ].
Al TndIanapolis-St. Paul g. Indian
apols /.
AZ Columbus Milwaukee Columbus
game postponed; rain,
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Mcmillan Is Sold.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-It was an
nounced here today that Inhelder Thomas
Mcmillan has been purchased from the
Brooklyn club by the Cincinnati Nation
ais for $500.
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Players Suspended.

Detroit's winning streak today. winning
by Z TO l through hard hitting. Home
runs by Mcbride and johnson. each with
a man on bases. featured. Davcy Jones
and McAleer have been suspended indcn-
nitely a result OF their fight Wednes-
day. r. H. e.
Washington . .....,..............7I II .
ibfllOlA y :
van. Willett and Schmidt.
ST. LOUIS, June 9-New York 81
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Hard Hitting.

PHILADELPHIA. June 9.-Hsrd hit
ting by both teams featured today's game.
which Chicago won. to 4. The game
was also marked by perfect fielding by
both clubs. In the ninth inning. with
mon on third and second and one out,
Brown famed Magee and Bransaeld.
Y. ii. +.
Chicago .................... II o
Philadelphia ..,...........I S 0
Batteries-Reubach. Ritchie. Brown
and King: Moore Stack and Doom. UNI
pires-Rigler and Emslle
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Recruit Plays Good Ball.

CHICAGO, June Chicago defeated
Boston. 8 to o. today In n light hitting
game. Hearn. California recruit.
played short for Boston and performed
well in the field. r. IL. Il.
Chicago .......,........>....3 o
Boston . Observation-Disclosures. o
Batterics--Young and Payne; Arellanes
and CarrIEan.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
New Baseball Record.

OAKLAND. Cal, June 9.-Making ton
runs in one inning and the game marked
by four home runs. a record for both In
the Coast league. Oakland defeated San
Francisco today, 10 10 /. Il. H. Il.
San Francisco ..........,soas....
Bdttcrlcs-Nclson and Peace; Miller,
Stewart and Williams.
LOS ANGELES. June e.-Score r II. f.
vernon .,....,..,-.s.,-,I .
sacramento "
Batterics-Brackenridg and Brown ;
Whalen and Spiesman.
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NATIONAL
Wagner Hits Homer

BOSTON, June BY winning an eN-
citing game from Boston. TO s. Pitts
burg MADE il two consecutive thinning
wins over the locals. Wagner regainad
some OF his lost batting prestige by max
ing a homo run in the seventh inning
with one on base, tying the score,
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See Saw Game.

BROOKLYN, Juno 9.--Cincinnati made
il three out OF four with Brooklyn to-
day. winning a see-saw game by the score
OF 10 .. Six pitchers were used
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Jeffords in Condition.

ST. LOUIS. June 9-New York St.
Louis game postponed: rain.
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Al Kaufman Gives Jack Johnson
Fast Workout for Four
Rounds i'm Private
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Batteries--asawan. Casper. Suggs and
Mclean; kniI2tr. Wilhelm, Scanon and
Bergen. Umpires-O'Day and Brennan.
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Uncle D a n"
Boyington, ARE
like women -
they have never
b e e n u n d e r
stood"
The statement
was r e C e 1 v e d
with laughter.
but the Id
horseman brave
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TO PROCURE SLEEP
OBSERVANCE OF NATURAL CON-
DITIONS ESSENTIAL.
Certain Laws That Must Be Obeyed
II Insomnia is to Be Conquered
Preserving the Well-Being
of the Body.

Two sad letters have come to me.
One says: Can you tell me OF any
harmless sleeping powder that 1 can
take? / can't sleep and my looks are
being ruined" The other asks more
calmly for a tonic for nervousness"
and adds: 81 cannot sleep or eat. L
am so nervous and restless. l hope
you can help me-"
Where shall I begin my answer?
With common sense, it seems to me.
with the warning that neither drugs
nor nostrums will promote either
healthful or beautifying sleep; with
advice to these two women. and to
all others who suffer in a similar
way, to look first to Nature for the
cure of this great Ill.
The healthy body is the one that
knows the great boon of sleep as a
matter of course, so If the soft IN
consciousness that "knits up the raw
eled sleeve of care" is denied you, you
may be sure that something is wrong
with the casket that holds your rest
less spirit. Are your habits of life
regular, reasonable, which is to say.
hygienic? Are the hours for your
meals prompt, is the food itself well
cooked and of a digestible and nour-
ishing sort? Do you drink plenty Of
water-quite three pints a day are
ecessary-breathe deeply, sleep In a
well-ventilated room, exercise out
doors and void the bowels at least
once thoroughly In every "a hours
All of these things, and more like
unto them-the warm bath that
cleanses the skin and soothes the
nerves, for instance-are necessary
for the body's we'll being.
In short, sensible and regular habits
of life constitute the first and really
only sure cure for sleeplessness,
which is the sensitive temperament's
way of showing that something is
wrong. Two weeks of regular living
alone would put the worst nerves in
something like order, so unless a wom-
an is desperately Ill in some other
way, there is no excuse for her not
sleeping. Drugs are out of the ques-
ton for the ordinary case of sleep
lessness, and no tonic, however good,
Will lISSn dlOn0 TedCQ LQ0 root OF
the matter. The habits of life must
all be changed first; you must live ac-
cording to the dictates of Nature for
wakefulness and sleep to come at their
right times and to be good and
wholesome and identifying.
Let me take up the matter of out
door exercise. The fresh air so
stored up in the lungs is in itself
soporif1c, in that the new oxygen
sreshens the blood and starts up
more healthy action of the heart
Then the tramp outdoors lifts the
mind to higher plane, the troubled
spirit, which inherits the memory that
once all humankind lived outdoors. is
pacifed. The deep breathing Is life
Itself, and If the mind Is fixed upon
The business in hand while this is be-
Ing done it is even possible to abb
sorb fine essence from the air which
Is In way immortal. At any rate,
The wise people of India claim this,
while very gifted American womaA
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HAD A PRIVATE MENAGERIE
No Other Explanation for coIonsl's
Extraordinary Outbreak Seems
Possible.

"Hit's q wonder to me-" said the
old family servant, "dat de OIL kunneA
don't go into de circus business, out an
out-he see SO many animiles long
bout de Christmas time, an dey does
sich funny tricksl Leastways, dat
what he say. Only yistiddy de preach.
er come ter see him, ridin' of his OF
blin' hoss-I mean de hoss what blin'
In one eye-an' wen de kunnel spied
him he holler out: Git off dem two
elephants, an tu'n dat tiger aloose,
for he bite de life outen you'll An
shoe dem two monkeys of yo' shoul.
der. an don't let dat giraffe poke his
long neck in my winder!' Well, sub,
de preacher wuz cl'ar kerfummuxed,
he wuz, seein' ez dar warn't nuttin'
t all dar but him an his Oh blin' boss,
but wen he seen de kunnel grab his
OIL war musket an holler dat he'd
shoot dem monkeys off his shoulder,
de preacher say; Lawd hep him!s
an de time dat OIL blin' hoss made git
tin back ter whar he come FUN wus
too quick ter be sot down in de racin'
ckordsl"-Atlanta Constitution
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Returning to Prose.

Flushed with triumph and 80 de.
grees in the shade. parched and scant
Of breath, they stood upon the tower.
ing mountain peak, and surveyed the
gorgeous panorama that spread itself
beneath them like a two-inch to the
mile ordnance map of the whole
world. T..
"There!" she exclaimed, angrily.
I'VE have climbed all this distance to
admire the beauties of nature, and
we've left the glass at home!"
TRANQUILITY smiling, he shifted the
lunch basket to the other arm.
Never mind, DEAR" he replied.
There's nobody about. 1t won't hurt
US just this once to drink out Of the
bottle. e."-Answers.
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The third hat with its sharp upward
turn at the left is of yellow straw
faced with black velvet A plain band
of black velvet ribbon with fiat bow
of two loops at the right is good
style. The finishing touch is the
cluster of tiny June roses of so pale a
pink that the color is only limited.
They are exquisitely made by tulle
and form a rosette backed by dark.
glossy green foliage.
1t will be noticed that all brims
Hare and that shapes set well down
on the head. Hats are so roomy in
the crown that unless much hair is
worn the milliner fits them by means
OF round boudeau called "halo." !"
1t is good style to wear the hat well
down over the face, but in instances
where this fashion is not becoming
they are lifted by this halo boudeau
to the desired pose.