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Hara Rasehan R.rL fsr ForLh.m.

The Fordham baseball team has IRE
hardest part Of Its schedule 10 iulal this
week. The MaroOns annual home game
with their New England rivals Il on for
to-day. when they vip endeavor 10 vine
ont tho defeat liOly Cross handed them in
MASSACHUSETTS, Tomorrow Eastern col.
leGe, from Manassas. Va will he PLAYED and
nn Friday Franklin and Marshall will be-
met tieOTgeioNn Nill again he me' af
fordhan Field on saturday. and every
preparation y being made for the game
NJ he members ~ he nine will he seen
on he diamond. a. Sharkey amt Me- afTrev
have worked on their conditions. aud n
he Maroon pitchers h0ld out the chances
Tor Tour successive victories are very bright
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Sr Louis. MAY - st Louis lost to
Brooklyn to-day Willis was hit hard In
the eight innings he worked. while He'll was
very effective Rieger pitched the last
inning
Burch opened me game with a single 90
centre and scOred GA DaubeTts triple 20
LETT field Davidson singled to centre ia The
second and stole second and while Mcmillan
famed pilfered third Hauser whipped out
bergen while Davidson sCored
Ia the third burCh died on a skier and
then Daubert singled TO LET. Wheat
grounded to MoWrey. and while Mike was
throwing out Wheat. Daubert kept on
hiking for third konetchy tried for the
runner Al the far corner, but threw 70 the
Grand stand and Daubert scored In the
seventh Lennon singled IN let and went
TO second on DayidsOn's indsld out, Nc
MILAN singled TO left, advAncinR the runner
a bag, from where he scored on Bergen =
sacrifice ~ 20 kacheT.
In the eighth Burch singled 10 right and
Dsubert sacrificed Wheat singled To right
and Burch scored Wheat stole second
and while Hummel famed Wheat stole
third l.ennox singled 20 left and Wheat
scored The score
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,rrEsL. :. SuwAnE o-AvrnusOOS aASu.
.Ss,.. 1 vrtIn N n n. ,r1,s l,nlnr

Total. - - IS q
'Raitei tor NcGinniSy In the eighth inning
NeuarA o % % o % 90
Montreal 20 % % n "A.
Runs Monlreai -Joyce. Deal. left % bases-
Montreal 4. Newark Hits-On McGinnity s
n seven innlnEs. % Lee ! 10 one inning First
base on halis-OR keefs 2 o. McGlnnlty J. on
Lce. stolen haaes- Galley. Louden. Str,tck
out-Ry keefe. g. hy McGlnniry, , Umpire IN
chief Finneran Field umpire Murray. lime
! hour and = minutrs
roRoNTo. : gERsET CrrY ! MoRNfNo aAME
ToRoNro. May q Toronto beat Jersey City
IN the openlng San1e NJ the series to-day. The
feature Of the Eame Waa a spectacular catch rs
Hanf0Td IN thr fourth Of a hard one b Shaw
The Leats also took thc afternoon game The
srurrs
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Totals. ~ = IS !
Rated for RiessT In the ninth inning
Brooklyn q "a
NJ Lnuis o q q q %
Runs BROOKLYN burrh. :. DauDert Wheat
lenno1 davidson Three base hit Dhubrft
SarTihce hits herEcT nanbrtt Double 1lny
haueeT ard AonetChy Stnien hases yidson,
/. Wheat. First base on alisOf Hell q Struck
out ~ He'll , b, Wnhs I Hits ~ wills 10
10 eight innings o. Rleger l In une innlnE LETT
on bases 81 Louis ~ pronkyu, ! I mpire N
Chief iohnaione Yield umpire Moran Tine
hour and Is minutes.
CHtrAoO ~ a., PHILAnrLFHiA ~. a.. =
CHcldo. May - The cubs found the pfuIies
Easy this afternoon The visitors piai ~ poor
EAne n ths neld. while the cubs pounded MOofe
and brennan hard The score
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lntefs = 80 70
'Battsd for Beebs IN ths seventh inning
'Smith out ht b. hatiel bail
nnstnn n o 3
Cinrtnnau q n n n n 90
Runs -B0st0n-C0llns. Two basr hits Her
roc SHARPE Three base Nh Bescher stolen
hases Paskert. Collins Miller double rlays
Grtx and ShaFpe. Rerk and 9uccney ssrrinre
hits=Euan Herfog. NhArpe = First base on
hails-On Reshe. % Cantueu {. on Curtis.
Hit b. pitcher BY Gurus lMltrheln struck
- neehs 3, By Andrrson. {. bY Curtis.
Left on hases- Cinrinnau. nostou. Umpire
IN rhiei- Mem field umpire Kane Time
hour and q minutes
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Totals N a2iii
'Ratt~d for Fgan IN the slHth inning
Hated for Kleber In the ninth inning
Nrsar 0 o 90
Montreal q o "a
Runs Montreal Mattress Smith. I. First
base on crrors Montreal 3 NewaTk, en- on
bases Newark a. Mon treal. A. i,0uble plAys-H
Zimmerman. schlAfy and Alger Sarrince hits
Joyce. Curtis First hasc on balls-Oh EEAn.
OF kieber l. Struts Oua-Hy I0nes. 4 b. EgAn
Passed ball Crisp. Gmpire IN chief Murray
Held ampire Finnerau. Time hour ane IS
minutes
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Games scheduled for To-day.

AMEKiCAN LEA0vH
Ch.csEH IN Ncw YORK Cleveland IN Boston
~ Louis 10 Fhliadelphla Detroit IN Washington
NATIONAL LGAGvH
Nsw Nors IN pittsburg Brooklyn In ~ Louis.
phlladelphia IN Chicago Boston n Cincinnati
EAsTEHs LHA0UG.
Jersey city IN Toronto Providenrs In Rochester
Baltimore IN Buhaio
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~ Mobile FIRST game M~mphls o Mobile
ks-ond game Memphis 3 Monte q
A. Mon tg0mery Montgomery 5 Nashville
A. Birmingham Birmingham. ChatA
npoEa
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A. Dallas shreveport 3 Dallas.
A. Fort Worth Fort Worth. o. Oklahoma
CiN.
81 Houston San Antonio houston
A. Galveston GaNestnn s. Waro, .
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Runs-W ashlng t0n-M llAn, GessleT. McBride
Detroit elehAnty, MoTtarH. First base on
error Warrington, !. Left On hascs- Dearolt. 4
Washing ton First base On hallsOH Auliin. .
% Gray. 4 struck out-By Muilin. I. Two base
hits Bush Cobb SacTince hilR-Sucea, Leli
welt Hit hy pltcheF by MuliB Milan Umpire
IN chief Dineen Field umpire Connolly. Time
1 hour and minutes
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New YRFk state League.
At SYRACUSE

HHu
Irranton 90 = o
syracuse . Ga . n
batteries Wiliye and Braun Kellogg ara W
Dpnorgh. Umpire hrC loud.
Ar THOT
FimIra n \ O-ait 2
Trny % q o o. 4
Hatrrirs- Schuidt ana Pilgrim. CunninRhanl
and RYAN. Murray AMI Meeg0n TmulFes-
Brown and O'Tooie
~ UTICA
yIErsbars 10000 300 90 a
fra q % . o
BATTERIES Nppiegnir aad Raub McSufdy ana
H.Us. Umpire Kelly
At ALBANr
ARH
Wnshanton 900 900 q 1 10 >
NhHnY % % q 0H
latf~r~s PhuaIlau AMI Young Chapprils ana
BrIegrf Impirr khegland
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Totas o. az 70 s.
'natts1 for Austin IN Tho rvelftl inning
Rated for 'riget ln the tenth Inning
CHICAGO % n q o n a-S
Ncw Yors. o % 0 . % % q 0-'
Huns-Chra~0 collins prr.eH Biarkburr-
R0rk smith New Nork Chsse 3 Roach
Gee. Ausun. Iirst ba,r on rTrov- Chicago .
New lors . Len on bases chicago 2 Nsv
NOr.. - first 1aar On balls % sHith 81
S0uit :. % vaughn - Str4Cs Out Hf STifh
b. Scsu b. Na.gtn. 30 Three hasc hts
DougncrU Gre Two base FI', CoIins pHr
tell Smifr. Chas% ta4yr'r Austin
sacriGc@ rifs. Voter Crcr RIOS IN stolen basrs
ZeideT ,1uurnerty Cha O. p Ausug Vaughn
y ID witches smith Vaughn Passed hsI..-
CriErr Hlts ~ 1wifI % 10 eight lrulnrs OF
scott none IN four Inning, npir' M chief CFan
Iisid umpire Evans TIME o HusYs and N
minute
~ LOFTS 81, O.. 4 PHILADELPHIA a. I|.H
PHfLADFLfHIA May g So LOU, bat-~f
Morgan out Of me boa u ne Hf'I 10 dd} rs clean
cgt hitting The Athlete, v-f~ heipless before
Iak-. Davis Was benrhed hv plfr Merlin f1r
protesting q strike The rCorr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25

~ Omaha Wichita. 3. Omaha. T.
~ nrs Mulres Dies MOiues, . Denver.
~ sipuN Dity ~ Joseph. IA yi0ua CITY. ~
AZ Llnrolu Linroln a Topeka.
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lotion states I.raEns.

A. Meridian Jackson, Y. Meridian
A. HatdssburE First game Grernwond q.
HAtuesburg. 2 Serond game Hatdesbugr. I.
GTeeuWnnd
A. vieksburE Nirkshurg a. Yasoo city. 7.
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40 Nlnrcap1il, Milwaukee Minneannus. !
80 Toledo Toledo o. louisville
A. so fau 81 Paul p Kansas CITY y
A. 'o.fmhls Columbus. 3 indianapolis. 4
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EASTERN LElGCE.


MONTREAL D NEWAaG. O-MoRSINJ aAME
MONTREAL May q Newark vas twice shut
Dut b. Montreal 10 day Rumpus Jones held he
eaders runless In tie morning game ana keeie
held NE leaders % one hit IN The afternoon. The
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a. Nsv Haven N~w Haven, u. Northampton. ?
Al HuIyokr bridgeport ! Holyuke.
A. New Hrifaln WAtefbuuT. View Britain
40 Hartford Springfield. Hartford J.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Ysrk Game ~ 81 Account sf Rain
Cardinals Hlanked b, Hraokbna.

The Sew-lork Pii,sburg game for yea
tsrday was postponed on account Of rain.
The BFooklyns played and shut OUT the
Cardinals. The Cubs drew very close 10
the PittsburRs by Winning from the Phillisa.
The Bosiona Loo the Cincinnatis down withou,
q run. The results
BPSOklSR. q; ~. LSuls, q.
ChlcaGO, q; Philadelphia. =.
Eostnn, 3: Ginrlnnall. q.
~ Pii'sburG rain.
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llunsHlersr1 CIV Clcment TOront o HnTA.
Mullen Three hRsf BIT Clrment Saeri0rs hii
johnson gtoien hases- hoeiler shaw. q HaTA
iHoubie play Ferry. SDahf and HanniiAn Passed
hail SpahT struck ~ Rudolph : -
Ferfy B. FIRST base on halls on FERRY a LeN
On bases -Jrrssy City 4 roFuutN. q Hit b.
pitcher ~ Ferry 'NandegrifV vnpirs IN
chief Hoyte Field umpire Burst Time
hour and As minutes.
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Totals - = a y
'Ratied for Moore IN the fourth inning
'Rased for Brennan In the ninth inuny.
Philadelphia o y o o =
Chicago ga 90 q
Runs ihiladriphia Mage . HTansneid. Chi
cage ihsckard. Schultf Strin ieldt Holman.
Tinker Nrrher Two haae hit noolnn Three
base hit Holman Sarrilce hita Walsh
ioOln, Schulte. Chance YtelnfeldL Holman
McinUre stolen hases Mage S'rinfeidt
struck out-By Mclnure. Z. h3 Moore. 3 first
base on hails-Of Mrlnure 2 Of Moore, ~
hrennan, left m bases Chicago, phildcl
nhia. Hit by pltrher ~ MclutiTe Trans.
heidi Umpire In chief Rlgier field umpire
Ernsiir. Time hour and is minute,
Bosros ~ b.. a. CtyCtNsArt. n
CtSCiNHATL May q The HOstons baked up
Curtis In acnsa t0nal sule 70 day sad took The
nrHt game Of the season from the Reds Non
nick vas rerAlled BY MAnaEer Grfith from Louis
ule 70 supcrsede novncS who l. sick, a. short.
stop. me score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25

TIRNs a DUTT MO PLEASURE
SPEAKkARS PoRTABlE SHOWER DATE


o. iull Size nirtei
piated haas show
q Note the CLIP
Iatiset Attaeh
meat tPatantedl.
which Il q mart 81
thls shower The
nuN merhmnlrni
devire made mats
ser'5re and dliirklY
atlarhahtF gr ~
tachabis ~ any
double hath faunst
The shower sub
iert tnretufu ifyou
are NOT pleaged
SOLD BY the
nluWhing trade N
aliCltiea ~ WritF ua
flrert Comulete a.
shown with Waite
turk curtatn end
aun bursting Tub
her supply tuhtuH
mnm a.
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~ Grrenviiie GFc~nVilir. 3 Spartanhurg. .
A. Anderson Winston salem. T. Anderson.
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81 Laurence Lowell. ie Lawrence. a.
a. Lynn WorrcsfnI Lynn n
So HaHeTrIu nrurli IN. b Harerhiu 4 Tea
lnnIrgt
~ NeN Bedford-Fan River, .. New Bedford. q
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70. =. IEE-rr M. AFTERNOON aANr

Totals - H2G 10
'Oue out Vhrn Winning run Was whde
Matted for smith In ihe sighth inning
Jersey CITY. n q o n =
Turun 70 10 . % "a
Runs Jersey City Clement !. MOeiler TO
ron 70 OHAra. ftt'patrlck Mullen. Vaughn
Two bAss hit neienan'v Home run Han ford
StrIri out ~ smith S First baae on halls
on 'ianser O. ~ smith 81 On hasss ler
sft GiY. o ToJunt0 a Sacrifice hits Morlier
Mullen stolen hssrs Clement ana johnson
Double rihy Smith and Grimshaw Umpire
IN rhie'- Hurst fietd Umpire Hoyie Tine
Z hour ana a. winutss
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u INNING DRAW WITH SOX
CHICAGO PERSONS TIE SCORE
~ NINTH LNAIAG.
HlEhlAnders Hu Their Old Hoodoo Freely.
bas Vaughn Has One OS sRaisg
browns Drub Athietlcs B0stons
aud Washingions Bsat Opponents.

Although the Highlanders hit their old
hoOd0o. Frank Smith, freely Yesterday.
Vaughn had one on inning and the game
With the ChicaEos ended In draw OF twelve
innings The Highlander, made another
gam on the Athletics. however. % the Ath-
let,cs met with a surprise In the shape Of
a drubbing BY the Browns. our crslwhils
oOmrads Lake capsiHlng the leaders.
The chute shooting Cleyelands played :
Boston and met with another one run de-
feat The Detroits got a setback IN Wash
inaton. which allowed the Bostons TO take
third place. The results
New NOrk. 3: Chicago, :,
~. LSuls. o: Philadelphia. ..
Boston. 4; CleN eland. =.
Washington. .; Detroit. =.
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sPEAMMAN sVPFLV a PIPE 90.
Wllmlnglum. net
MfgK Of nc largest line 81 showers ma1a
Gew G0Tk ones. lS Flfth Ave-.
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WARRINGTON MAy - Bush's error gave
Washington the game % DAY. u Nas IN the siAth
inning and et in GesscT lnFlauh was thrown
uUt al second making IN third hand. thrn thr
rain came In iorrrnts and the game vas on The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25

A. lancaster Lancaster 2 Iohnatogu a
A. Harrisburg Harrisburg : Reading. +
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At oBEhLtN
$50
Michigan q n n n o. .
Ohsriin o q 90 = s
batteries verhoyen and Walsh Gray and
Robinson
~ Philadelphia rsinus a SETON Hail. (,
At N.Y. HAvEs.
an
Amhsrst 100 900 o.
Vale o o o " Il =
Rattsres- vernon and Henry Murray. Tom
msrs and Taylor
At HUHLiS0ToN
HHE
- Lawrence r n y q a % %
" Miehasls Col n o - . &
Rattshes--sweci and Welch Ryan and Mahar
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FOR sALE-sEyERAL GASOLINE CON.
NERCAL VEHICLES. MAY BE SEEN Az
40 CORNELIA ST.. BETWEEN AND ssS
a. n. AND AFTER p. ". TAKE sIHTH
AVENUE ELEVATED tn sTH ST.
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BAAEBALL. ~ ny Amrrirars 81
chicago. American league PaE. Adm l0c .-a4r
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Virginia League.


!, Norfolk Portsmouth. = Norfolk. q.
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rhe frnrz.

Iolal " = n
RATED Tor p Lofu In the ninth inning.
'Hatted for Perrng IN tho ninth inning
lrN Gland q q o q "a
Boston o 900 o 4
Runs Cleveland Turner. Flick. :. tslaton
Sreaker, WagneT. :. Gardner FiFat base on errors
nosion I Left on hases BOSTON. s Cieveland.
First base on balls HOn Wood. 4. OF loaa, 2
Struck out ~ Wood. O. hy JOSS. . Sacrlnce
niesHtewis Wood Home run -Fuck. Two base
hlts-lAiolr Wagner. sarTinre hiisH Lord.
Gardner stolen bases speaker, Laiole Double
play perrng wool aRd Stahi Umpire IN chief
.Ol.oughlinl Yield umpire -perTine Time
1 mug md ~ lnInIIa.
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. he ~ign posting campaign Of the Chicago
Motor Club b, being pushed aggresaively
under tho direction II J. v. LAWrennp
chairman Of the committee record vas
established in u wcek recently IN Sign post
INK he thiCaEO-Irowu Point route, which
required 10 signs. WhiCh were placed on
thiriy-one -ignposts Chairman Lawrence
has been greatly assisted m This Work by
the use II truck which was donated by
Floyd Goodwin Of chicago Chairman
Lawrence IL TO send out = sign posting cFeW
IN White gasolene truck 10 complete the
work 81 sign posting the Milwaukee. Ottawa
and Rockford routes
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cl1l lMRIR VICTOR AUTO STORAuE 90.
~Ses"~H ial Hroadway Prone 3T 20
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REMX Benz Auto Import so Of ArsrcA
is9s n iaoi BrOadsay. Nsr f1rL
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HtllEk Motor Co. Bwav. hets zen sn .
6th sts Phone tntl columbus
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BRUSH CARS sgnsBog! s,s Foaa'''''A
JOHN MOORE A co. 1875 Brosdwav
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(6PBN> 1893 BROADWAY Gjtay
~ Phsne SaOs CsIambua
Dc DIOM- BOUrOM s, ~ :. -.lt.f

GdSH0R. The fillmore Motor car 40 1'N y
A- - Wet Ssh 81 Fhorr sg' Co
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EAull AH Cars. Paru, Rrpa.n Safigs
Columbus Circle Re. $40 2o
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BpsruN. Way - warm opposition Do
triOprd ~ the hearing before She leEisiA' i've
"Omwtte" on roads and bridges to-day on
th' Petition ~ the lowell Automobile Club
for legislation - .'ertnt Tho Aldermen Of
lrweh and De Solrrtnen of TvngsbOrO -
close certain -ttsets Tor thu annual auto
mobile races between September IS md y
Residents NJ Narqum avenue protested
aEaiTst the closing on the ground that II
Deprive th"n II their rtghts They stated
tNat n Necessary the matter would b. taken
10 the courts
Petitions were Giad kAv0ring The bill.
While others N"rs introduced In opposition
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ATLAS Perfected two cycle engine At.
LAS MOTORCAR co. 800 Bros1.
Way. .. II. Adams. Manager.
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Horace De lisser weep esidenf and sales
mana ger % the nited states Motor Com
pany. has announced the appointment Of
Mortimer 4. Reeves A. contest MANAGER
for the company The selection of Mr.
Reeves for his new post was Influenced by
his vide range ~ experience In this neld
u automObiling Ne is 4 brother II Alfred
Of Licensed Automobile Manufacturer
Ne has acted ~ an ofnCial In the Glldden
tour and m many other touring events,
a. well ~ IN road and track races and hill
climbing events He viii have charge
" the Maxwell. Columbia and Brush cars
that are entered IN various competitive
events.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-03-30

for such damages as may be sustained
by reason of his malfeasance in office
or abuse OF his discretion and shall in
addition to the oath OF Office now pre-
Scribcd by section 2G of article Ill of
the constitution and by section jS2 vol
umc /, code of laws 1902 take and sub
scribe the following oath or atIirma-
ton. to wit, 81 further solemmly swear
tor ailirm that during my term of
Office AS county policeman | will study
the Act creating my Office and pre-
scribng my duties and will be alert
and vigilant to enforce the criminal
laws Of the state and to detect and
bring to punishment every violation
OF the same and Will conduct myself
at all times with due consideration to
in any matter on account OF personal
bias or prejudice SO help me Cod"
The said bond and oaths shall be filed
and kept with the clerk OF court for
Laurcns county.
Sec /. That after the appointment
and qualification of the two policemen
provided 30" !" ;his .Act tie present
dispcnsary constablcs appointed by
the governor. under an Act known as
the CareyGothran Act shall be dis
continued in so fan as Laurens county
is concerned
Sec. S. All Acts or parts Of Acts in
consistent with the provisions of this
Act are hereby repealed.
Approved the 18th day OF February,
~ d., 1910.
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How Good NcMs SnrcnIs.

81 am 40 years old and travel most
of the time writes B. f.. Tolson, of
EliHabethtown, Ky.C "Everywhere
go recommend Electric Bitters. be-
cause | owe my excellent health and
vitality to them. They effect IL cure
every time" They never fail to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys and
bowels, stimulate the liver, invigorate
the nerves and purify the blood They
work wonders for weak, run down
men and women. restoring strength
vigor and health that's daily Joy
Try them. Only soc. Satisfaction is
positively guaranteed by iaurens Drug
Co. and Palmetto Drug Co.
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Plant Trees.

Some men always think they are
too old to set out fruit trees. II new
er will live to eat the fruit" they
say. But will men cease to live af-
ter we are gone? Think of the men
who come tomorrow. Plant tree
for them BURY your seliishness
deep in the hole you dig. And al
ways make up your mind that you
will live to eat the fruit of those
trees yourself. Nothing like grit to
keep Il man going.
Any rough hilly land on the farm
may be set out to trees of some kind.
Post timber is getting so scarce that
chestnut of locust trees come won
dcrfuliy handy for farm use when
large enough for fencing. They grow
quite fast and are as durable as any
timber we have for this purpose.
Plant DO it now.-The Furrow.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-03-30

Fully nine out of every ten cases of
rheumatism is simply rheumatism of
the muscles due to cold or damp. or
chronic rheumatism. neither of which
require any internal treatment. All
that is needed to afford relief is the
free application of Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. Give it n trial. You are GER
tain to be pleased with the quick re-
lief which it affords. Sold by Laurens
Drug Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27


Better than al me cough medicines
you could buy. and far hess expensive
b 4 simple remedy that you can make
nt home IN ave minutes. A whole ptn'
Of it--enough 20 hast a family a Ions
iime--coats only 81 cents. II Is pleas
ant 10 tAke-chfffren hike II.
Il VIM usually conquer a deeRseated
cough 10 twenty-four hours. Two OF
throe doses overcome an ordinary
cough. Il rs Also splendid for colds
bronchitis. fnciBient hung trouble,
whoopiug cough, etc.
0ranulated SugGr Syrup. 1917 o.
Take a pint Of GRADUATED Sugar
add y pint OF warm water and stir
about 2 minutes. Put the 2is ounces
Pfnex IN a pint bottle and MI up with
the syrup. Take a teaspoonful every
one. two or three hours.
Granulated Sugar Syrup Is a Simple
but excellent sedative. Pinex is the
most valuable ncentrsted compound
OF Norway White Pine Extract. and Is
rich In all the medicinal elements OF
the pine. None OF the weaker pino
Preparations compare with the real
Pinex itself. All druggists have IL or
viii get IL II requested.
Strained honey can be used instead
Of the syrup. and makes a very fine
honey and pine tar cough syrup.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
WHEELED INTO COURT.
Aged Woman Says She Was Injured
L. ArcidanA

''S~S NNSAlaH oNJS S'iN
In D. U. r. Accident.
Alice BartholCmt W, an aged resi-
dent Of Detroit, Ewing at No. l27 Fort
st. east was wheeled into Judge Muir.
fms court, Wednesday. where she Is
piaintiff in an action against the D..
L. K. Mrs Bartholomew claims that
her infirmities result from an injury
she sustained when she was thrown
from the step OF street car. She Is
permanently disabled. The accident
occurred july 10. 1903.
The case OF Jennie Culbert against
the d. L. r. was settled Wednesday
morning Just after jury was drawn.
The amount Of the settlement was
oil given out Mrs. Cutnbert claimed
&c have been thrown from her seat in
q Sherman car as IL turned a curve q:
4 high rate OF speed
In the case of Or. Erwin ). TownscnI
against the same defendant the jury
returned a verdict OF 10 cause for
action. Or. Townsend claimed TO have
been injured when a car started as nc
vas alighting. but the company cen
tended that he attempted to aliga'
before the car came to "A stop