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COSTLY ERRORS BY YALE
Anew Williams Three Runs h FIRST Inning
ERonHh e Wm.

Nav HAvRS. May Ii.-ThOush an equal
number Of hits were made b. Yale ard aOme
very brilliant fielding plays the home team
Went down before Williams this Afternoon
By TO score Capt. Logan Get a bad
bad error which allowed Hamilton 20 get
TO Arst. Then Mcintyre made an error.
allowing Templelon 10 reach nTst and Ham.
illoh 10 90 10 second. ShOns bic safely.
Alling the bases. and Il remained for Ted
Coy In leit held. a new position Which he
through which scored three runs. After
that Williams did no scoring. but the game
was losi.
Yals's only run uas made IL the second
. I1 IO's wa, tSsS amy and 10y c6 Ss
stole second and came 10 on Irumbulfa
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Corona stakes. one mile and = slHteenth.
the Feature

The Aaueduct meeting vii end to-day
With an sxcellsnt card. The feature IA the
Corona Stakes. a. . mile and . sirtssbth.
with BenucOup, WoOdcrAit and Berkeley
D-fhans the best. IN the hrst rnce, for two
yeaT-olds. PeunVoyAl. Busy Alas and
Cherish have good chances. IN the second
race. al a mile. WOOdcrAft. III Bail and Fai.
cada may 50 vel.
IN q handicap for thTee-ysar -olds Barley
the beat In the ffth race. Tor platers
ROss Queen. RialtO aud Pahtouns NAV cut
IN the purse ia tho last event, Tor maidena
Heart panE. Cuthbert and 'flortmel sre
possible factors. Ths entries follow
Flraa Rare -For tWo year 0ltn aeIInr. 90 flr.
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ADRIAN wins VLNHURSH
KEATS AGAWAM 4 NOSE m
STAKE EVENT,

Prank Mullens and iAdAsette. tlAe Cholces.
IN . TaRgle az the stAFt-BAshion
Plate and CshOFt score n ths Oneeh
stables ColOSs .Aa AGnodned Track.
Accidents az the post mArred the run
ming % the Elmhuree STAKES. for tWo-yoar-
Olda. four and . half furloags. "a Aqueduet
yesterday. When the barrier vas Felsaoed
Frank Mullsns. the favoFite. wheeled and
dashed into the rails. Re almost knocked
down iadasstte. the second choice. and
Garner had 70 pull the latter up. n T.
Wilson. lee AgaWam meanwhile uaa OF
running and led right up 10 the lest fsW
strides. WheEs q. W, BeFTy'a Adrian. q
California colt. gOt uD 10 vim ~ . Ross In
OA r. L. Th0mAs's AonOTisf. . poor
third. best Bsrry's Kormah By les lhan
length.
The Oneok stable put over Iwo WinnsEa
IN Fashion Plats and COhOTt. The former.
who will start In The Metropolitan Handicap
.O-morrow. Waa victorious 10 the handicap.
q q mile. which he stepped 10 tho faae
time Of / ~. Fashion Plate vas Ia FooslDt
Of seventeen p0unda By the scale from
8. U. Hldroth's FirestORs and OutrAn him
all the Way. beating him easily By three
lengths. ROckstOns, from the Weir stable.
under q poor ride made up enough ground
IN the slretoh 70 be third.
students, made all the pace - the third
race. AZ a mile aud a sixteenth, He vas
under > hard drive et the end 20 win by
half a lsngth from Hildrsth's Montgomery.
the iavOrite. who came with a great rlsh
% the furlong pole but a tribe too late.
Lad Of Langden from q SLOW beginning
got third money. The time vas -.
y Il. HitChcOok's Win, BY ogden. sur
prised the form students when che ran q
torkinr good race IN the second event,
for tWo-yelT- Old Miles and geldngs. nve
iurOngs MC1ee rode heg With great
vigor Practically all tho way and got her
home nose In front Of !. W. schOrr's Eddai
inst after the start, losing much ground
but under Coy RuTnas whip she closed
ganNly and beat August belnonfs Golden
S9nd, a daughter Of Rock Sand, nose for
The place. The time was o.
EarI Linnelrs Black Mate. under Car
ners clever handling. won the hrst rice.
for platter. 90 sey en- furiOngs. Keep Nov
ing and hustem showed the way 20 the
stretch. where. Black Mate came fast on
one-haif lengths in "a is. Keep Moving
was driven into the place. three parts Of
a length In front % Rustem. The favor-
he. DullcaTs. could not ret out Of hs own
way and vas last 81 ell stages Of The race
n. y. CaTman's Acumen fought u out
With the Onsck stables PetTonius in the
last race, o. six flTlongs. winning hy a
nostril In llt SIS. q I'm was an indifferent
third and Mylss O'Connel. the iavOrite.
after Leading 10 tho head Of the stretch,
bled and Vas eased %. Huda'a slater
had fash Of early speed but blew up when
The nnish came.
Bay yesterday in IA is. This would
seem to Indicate that she may start m the
Metropolitan after all The summaries:
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PRINCETON RALLY roo LATE
So Mahons, = FIDs Pitching Farms Victory
Tor FOrdham.

PRINCETON. y. ]. May although
Princeton rallied IN the ninth inning In Ia
game with F,rlbam here to-day. the gan.s
ended 3 70 In favor % tho New Workers
TIL this inning Malone" had allowed only
one hit anil onlv one Tiger had reached
third. but tho Foriham twirler weakened
and a base on balls and three hits aconesl
two runs. With men on FIRST ami second
tackev could not connect
Meauwhila Fordhnn had ecored once
In the fourth on an error anil hard MI
through Sam White. onro In The sixth on
a base on balls end Mahoney tTiplA anil
again IN the ninth on no Pitchers seHonl
ihr.s, Dagger. Except f0T the ninth innin 9
the game Was slow and the work ~ Mahoney
was the only feature
Ia
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HARVARD ~ FHE am.
Amhsvst Outplays the Crimson vine and
Wtns. % Z.

CAMHRtDsg. May n -Amhsrs, outplaysd
Harvard In q game on Soldiers Field this
afternoon and Won by = sore Of 10 ..
Hicks was In the box for Harvard for the
arst siH inninEs. and though he vas touched
Nd for six hits he allowed only two runs.
Du, Eust vAs hatted hard In the ninth
and Amherst made four runs N him
Harvard maze more poor piaNs than he
error column lndiCafes, and IN fact the
crimson team Vas pretty heu up Tn The
air after The siXfh .nnng Two long hits
Nv Aruns0u and Hicks in The second inning
combined with -arrin'e sinne saved
Harvard from a shutOui. A. ali other
times Mcclure bad the g2we Na'l In hand
and pitched gOod ball
a.nWa
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LehiEh Interclass Games.

soUrH BErHIEHEH Pa. Nay 1.-The
best interclass track and field meet over
held At LshiRh University was run on to-
day One record vas broken. Graham
doing the pole vault m n feet. the previous
record being 20 feet 3 irchrF. The meet
was 50 on By the juniors vita ST. points.
seniors 20 points. sophomores IS T6iuts and
freshmen o. points
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wniis Lewis. Jim 8isvart and othsr pu-
grists who have been hghtng IN FEance
under Dan MckoilFick's manaRsmant ar
rived hers yesterday on ne Ocaanie. Lewis
vas knocked out ~ papks n Parts gscantly.
hpt Be eaYs 9 lucly ppnsh al TIE rick.
10. nay soqn b matched 70 boa Jimmy
Clatby az l1cal cub.
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'saiisd Tor Dsvors Ia the ninth laA,rg
2 laIl.h lhr nrnnEa IN Inc nh IN lnnLna

Tssak "a n
'natted for Devofe IN the ninth lahirg
fBatied for nrucke In the nitta lnning
New YORK 90 o o %
Chicago. ....... % q % =
Runs-Nev York-Doyis Merkie chicago
-sherkArd. schultz Steinieldi. Beaum1nt iva
hass ~ Murray. Three bAse ht-Aerkls. Homo
and two. thirds inninRs % Drucke. N I've and
ons mind inningi aarrincc hs-kroh. hs1eIt.
Holman Stolen baae-herkle- Struck oat-ur
Kroh s. rs Marquard. J. ~ nrucEe a rtFFt
base % halls-Od Marquard. % Kroh. Doiblr
play Hridgeu and Merkle Left % hasss-Chi-
cAgO NeW YORK q Umpire IN ehiei--iohnatone;
1ninufra
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A. Montgomery MenphL s. urntrousry. =
A. Nrv' Dr.ea1s Cht'.Al9oEa. New OT.
Rt B'rninrha Nashville. : Birmingham. Q
al NllTr-A uaafa. s. Motue. D.
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...-f ~ p,Itr IN ne nlrt- lnnln-
SSso -
.a, -f Ls.s- HOLMAN. Har'zsr. Epf'-r
..#"r Trooper 3 Lord. g. sAli q Wagrer
. TEND gan. smith. FIRST base on errors
-. 10 lYIia Lrit On ba=os Hps.1n, g.
a..r lifs' hass ~ halls % smith,
Hl.H. & ~ Petty. struck rItHEy amifu
Belle. Hr psW Z Sacrifice ~. LUf3
ra l.a rfs Hooper stahL Two hEse boo
.|..s -rDInrc bits IailfE. smith, kii.rr.
.H...r. "FHrn tGe Lord. UIab.e rI.
..Esf I.r.E-I md 'nsE Whd niirh@s Bale.
pasrei baa NHifsr Imprs N
.-Hr fssis'a1t gugife=Ega Tire
/. TO aHH o. r.aItet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

~ naIlas-Da1aa. 4 Waea 1
A. Oklahoma GU Oklahoma Ciw. . HOgs
+, For, worth-Port wOrta . Galveston. O.
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Z Runs-NoTth Atlantic aauadron-P0llard. Co.
iuruhia-OCunnel. OHtdrhuut M0ure. Harflnrn
hts suics. Pollard. Dpugias. sanrihcs dy-
uNsaie. stolen baacE-Fulihr1. Oarue, Douglas
L1mn1s Carts lFt on hales-C olumhla Z.
Worth uentc Squadrgn. s. CoiNmbia. q Strurk
out by n'Ne1ie. S By POLAND D Pirst base on
bailS-On ONelie. 3 ~ Pollard. a Passed halls
-tiamharh. q Vmpire - Eennedv. Zine
hdura and % minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

TnfHH rs p . N
'rau-I fuf PlTsrs IN re rgtb nn,ng
Newark % o o o "a
Ia hester .
Runs. Nruaft Acyrrs. krIli Eorhestrr
Tooef Osborn @ ueiningrr spencer. q Two
f5ss btts kelh 1. 4. risp. Osborn lflrr SpenrrT
rHrar u.se fit sprulrT NaruNce hia=fssu
man. IoUlrn stolen ha.r.Htirftman. Crisp
D. ID HHa~ on error 20 u~-trf c. NeWhrE. 7
T...t tasr on halls or Hassn. Z ~ PsTkins
80 b OF Pt 7sgai e by pHfAns. By HTad1 o..
....| aH hsss.. nlrhrst-r NHNhIE. u. Tn
r..s | .H. rwr-f hour an1 % minutes.
~ roHOATU
EHu
r4Irrg-r 900 Ga
r3-,-t1 % 70 o 70 % -
sr.s--s o. Hss-r and Pyrrs. Vr,lnl~, ard
NhuITrIfi
~ HrFvtLo.
49,
.gr~sio 1000
fr4, Irsnr. % % o % % 70 %
Fa|tatr ycnder. slne and cunt IAA inf
HrH NJ. A|Nafrf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

A. paresm8uth- Rnanoke 4. Portsrnouth. 2
~ Danviiia =Danvtile. A. Ndrfoih q
At tlTnrhbuFr -LTnchburF 9 Wrhmand,
seven tnnilga, rain.
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Game. srheaulsa fsr Ts-sla,

h9GEtCAN LNanrh
L-l1l .- 'r4 & ort Sc Louis 10 noEt11 E'eye
.-aI - II lse.Hs'h Chicago I'D NasEiEgtyn.
NATIONAL LEa0CV
NsF T1rt 1 r7rAf9 Hr11a'r9 10 rifUhgfg
SF'r .E LJEs Pa. ai- 9r.a ~ C.h-'-nat.
EsFrrEv LrtcrE
'-srT C'tT IN Montfral. Nfrark On RcrhesteI
ne laos Il Tor0uto. PrntitenCe ln hufao
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Parteuheimer nryan hirvaryi-Ar unsun. Irtt
90 bascs- Harvard. S. AmhersL asrunre
hts Marshall. Vernon. S'olen bases -lAnlEan.
Marshall and MrLhIFhlln. first base on haiis
on Net mFn. y, % Ernst l. struck outHhy
Mcclure Z BY hirks. 2 b. Ernst Umpire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

~ Anderson Charlotte . i1frrsrT o.
AZ Green's ar0. Gresns1rr1. Q SnaTtanbIFs =
Al Grrenyiuc Green VIE. 70 Wigst1n SisT
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o.


'Hs''es iof summers In ths ninth inning
usuot o y . %
N"F ORR . o o
rIns-NeW York LapoTte, ChanneA flrst
49, on errors-New Nork. 2 Left on basra
N--ot d. New lorf. s first hase On balls
40 SINNERS. 3 OF Ford J. huues 0lt hy
. .-l-ers. D. ~ FORD. Z Two base hits fraw
'1-T 1.muouf saCrhre hit-H0Arh. SaCri1.e
tIsrn. stolen lase =Cdoh. Double fisl
% ~ chm Assistant umpire Pcine Tine
lr and - minutes
RDsTcs "a. d. % o. TONS a. o., =
tlsToS May %. TIE Fed sOs easily wun nom
q outs 'u. iay Baiiey vaa driven from ne
.rsr b. gfahI's irinie in The fhi-d lnninu which
s@-'fro rlIsll. and peiti Who slccet Jed hin. va
's-r. me score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

AZ Hsvsrhll. -Havernir. 3 Lynn.A
al fs5ass 15Ecl. q Pail River.
Al Laurrnrs t.aHfsnre. ". Worcester q
I'd Hraehtll New Bedford 8 lrpchtQ1, 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

Runa--Wtlnams- N amuton. renplet0no HhDne.
Yals-corsy. Double playg-Shons and rrvlubull
Merritt and Murphy, FIRST oa.e % nehs-0u
Murphy, Z, on TtInpaons !. oNNNA out-uI
Murphy. g. BY Tcuiple,1n. 10 SAernca mt
Haniiiton stolen hasaa-nr0wn. Corey. Umpire
Reilly T'nc-2 howfa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

A. s--fnrfrid- gpr Faef. New Haveu. Z.
80 HaIy0ls Hoi 1ze s. WaWr1lgr q
AZ Nar ~ taII HuffhNnrtnn, . NaW 4uaains D
AZ H.Idgendrt- hudEar1It. 3 uafuofn.4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

A. tlInaha--Omaha, 3. ToprEn. a
AZ 9iuun -Wicalia. q. di1ua CIV, 4
AZ Linfrl1--tllouIl. 3. Denver, q
AZ De1 Nclnea-Do1 Main1l. D o. 1nAn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12
TO-DaYS CARD FOR AOUEDUCT.

Good sArr: von driving. Aeumen. B. &, 5 ~
fdrtr--Adsie Harding. owned ~ n v CArmah
traned BY y Finest
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A. Es-sss CITY, .1uisvifs 3 Kansas City.
Al 81 PAM Toledo " Paul
81 HHaauses- 7fIana7nfs. -. NnwalFse :.
81 lf,FreHr1.s# Minneapolis Commons. o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

AZ Warriaburr-- HaTTif1lfT, ig. ka1eaa1aIsA
"a Rearng-J5iaii0ga. .. a6sdiau. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

Nr~ Iork state league.

~ RfNqgNNfnN
o.,es.sr- oool 49, i-.n
Bstieies .p1lsgste sod NAE' henderson
81. Wshr1~. -lplr-s -p'T9oe sli NrCl0ud
~ trtr, uHsr 0NVE
Tr7f u
2 TICS n -
Hatieres Buck ard Poole Fairbanza. Rear
fon and rms Umpire 9r1gn.
stcoSD oAaa
Troy
uca y
pst'-rf-s HvF Cunningham and Poster
OC1nnoF ana LArdn Umpire HrDwn
Ar ELuRA
Scranton 900 49, i-0u
l.ifrira .a g0Ot Oag ISIS 4
Ratirries- Fier-ing. Ksliogg ard MrDonougG
Pounds ana ClouEher tf-plre Ksiy.
At sfRAcUas TnaT aNNH
Albany ........ $500 o
syracuse - 90 ~
batteries Knight And Brgfr BusheiSaa and
ko0pman Umpire kneeAnd.
aHcoNp OAnE.
Albany . . 0-tn
Hatterlea Mcbride ard Porte. Van Dyke
nshirren and Brown. Umpire kneeiand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12
Othrr Baseball Game. Yesterday

At WEsT FutAr
H-Usu % o O
~ Point % % Cd
Baueurs- Bis. Warner ami hrueses Hyatt
anu Lyman.
A. PEScETos
P~dIie 90 y o n n % F. 2
Princeton irc,.mO . 90 = .
batteries tppleEss and saunders. RoxeIs
~ EAsroS p,
wv 0oo . . n % Q :
Lafayette % 50
R5tteTies Yuis and EniTs rc Mot sac Mats0a
At BURLINGTON. VI
Coby 100 o q . o % s :
Vermont n n n q D
HStprie.- 1ahsry and Burlington Wasa
burn ard stlrtevant
At aSpovEH
n.,s. iOoaaooor-sis
AndoNeT q 81 5
batteries Dennis Hartman AID Cnrhr Gle
Ripley and Wright
AZ Nae kettsloVn. y Centenary COilefiAts
Institute 8 Prinret0n Prep.
AtPaWling. n N-PasinH. a. Hotchktss J.
" YOuncrs-M Mackenzie SrAool. y. MohsGan
Lake Srbooi a
AZ CornWall. on the Hudson-New York MH
tary Academy a Hefley srhool ten inniagsi
81 liyervteW On ne n udson Rvsfytes MI
mry Neadeny : Graa school. !
~ New Rorhelie -Greengich Nigh. u. Neg
y a. sIs,sr" meter. :. 81 InssIm,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

pornEsrFR May y HEREAFTER has youthfui
Art rssrrran -peurrr. eTured IRON NJ Nse
, rfa National. BE nla' ed 10 day and hn hlt-
.ls ga. tne -a'1 fartnr ln q - srur~ hagan
H.r. f-i roUd uaN In piughes - srcre
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soath Atlantic League.

Al Macon Macon. s. Cpl1rnbia. &
81 s1yarnah Augusta. = sava1nah.
ft C1lumhusa Colt mhIs Z. iarksnuviiia. O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

a.. Meridian Greenwood s. Msridiah s.
sd Hsftiesb1rg -iaFo1 CITY. ? hauissburr. O.
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food staTt won easily fAshion Pian. On C.. Z.
Nv " Ootsthorpe rashnnable. Owned by the
One-k Stable. traiaed BY " karnck
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Totals - sA . d Totala...ts sET .
10 Au4nuo sqsadron0 leoo o.
Coiumbia ....... o o 20 00e "A
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PJinCstSa- BAllip, Reed. Three eAss DO :.
hahnney, Two base hts hcCaIthy Ptfst
Woodls : u iuur lnnlngE o. Aahoney, !. Struck
Oat-ny white a BY WoOdie, s. by hahoney. 3
Left on bases Princeton. s. Fordham. y Double
-Wnodla Ftrbi hale an errors Prinoelon. D.
FOrdham a SAcriAce hsts-l. mccarthy, .:
sranle1. stolen oa.s- ~ aafey Cmpife -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-12

FNr siArt Won driving. Win. en- Z. 2 BY
OHden -Why0tA, owned By 2. r. hitchcock.
traingd b. ". n. karrek.
THmD nACn
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NATIONAL LEAsUE.
ChleASOs Take ThsF mad stralEht From
the Gaanla.

Il would have been better for the Giants
Yesterday had Il ralnsd In Chicago az q did
elsewhere 10 the West A. Il was the gams
was played and the Cubs won for the third
straight tims
chicago. .; New NOrk. =.
AZ PittshurE Rain.
a. Ch,cInnaIl- RaIn.
AeRe lauas main
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Uo0d fiiTt- Won dTIVilF I0hoTf- 90 q. 3 "
JfsaruG HundsIau. Owned bI me Onerk stable,
t-.Ir..sf A. b FarrIHr
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DFTUOIIS tanned BY FORD
rgtupIONSSHTT or m NEW
ORk AMERICANS.

mslrandr.s DO some hunting In the
~r,,nth InninE aud Fetch IN I've
Wun, Red soN Find the hroWRs Easy
richtnE NO Other Gamrs Played.
..... l1rd goes on his Winning way.
u. ...Nri 'or the Hiehandcrs Yesterday
ALA. ... ... out the pciroi'> he Boston
lei e.t u.ud rhe 81 LOUIS Browns easy
...rg NJ other eaml8 we're played
.t.n .reyeuting tb0se scheduled for fhiia-
.a.ft uud Washington Tho results.
~ Nnrk. ,. DrEOn, ..
Wo,tan. 90: ~ I.1uis. =.
II Philadelphia Net srounsls.
lI Washington Rain
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nOhaEa an CARRIAGKa.

FOR SALE-A pair Of young
bay carriage horses; splendid ac-
ton; TO be seen at 70 Cornelia
ST.. N. Y.
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sbCfrT cnt Try. flfli 81 NC post
Tine. VaA.
Poor start won driving Adrian, b e. :. ~
pvTyear d - Bohemian Lass. oNned BY q.
Berry Lfalncd hy e, W. Carroll.
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.Bas,sa for Murphy IA me ninih inning.
WIN S'sia 'll',... - SSSSS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-18

10 Six Waists will be sold from 75c $3.50 less than regu-
SO lar price
10 We have large and upo-dae stock of voie worsed
08 and Panama Skirts which we will surely sell from
II $I.oo to $50 less than regular prices.
SO We have extremely large stock of Misses which we will
"a ella nj reduced prces duino This sale
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-18

CSC Window Shades will go at 2fc each.
2oc Oil Cloth will go at t6c per yard.
&c and &c Crash Toweling will go at &c per yard.
ioc and Iac Linen Toweling will 90 at &c per yard
Ioc and &C Pillow Cases will 90 at &c each.
6oc Sheets in large Sizes very best quality, will 90
soc will go at sec during this unprecedented S
Childrens csc Rompers will go at..............,
soc DIR. Denton wooden Sleeping Carmen
u 10 Comforables of the very hest oual;tv ,v; s,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-06-17

n inches wide. all colors. In dots and
stripes, at from SS cents to so cents yard
Fifty pieces to make your selection from.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-06-17

The Nordhaus Silver avenue store
opened Wednesday morning with
Mr.. Frank Nordhaus In charge
assisted by Mrs. Nordhaus, Mrs,
Faulkner, Lizzie and Maud
belong. A. B. Daniels. Miles Cor.
mrn and Leonard Holstein.
There will be an important meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce
In the large upstairs room in the
Deckert building next Tuesday ev-
ening4 Every member please be
present.
Sheriff Stephens didn't say much
about his visit 10 Ohio, but we get
II on the quiet that he went to con-
fer with President Taft on state
hood. and as the President Is now
in Ohio, il Is more than probable
that Dwight will be ready TO come
home in a few days.
The Carlton-Oliver Co. have pur-
chased the Dempster combination
rotary and drop drill, modern up
to-date machine in every particular.
Both gentlemen are experts in their
line and are going to do a strictly
first class business. They will make
their home in Deming and both
have land in the valley.
Road Supervisor j. C.. Wren is
making plans to repair the ap-
prosches to the Mimbres river
bridge and make a first class high
way for the many good folks up
there to come TO Deming. Mr..
Wren has received orders from the
county commissioners TO open up
every section line in his district and
will carry out his instructions to the
letter.
The Baptist Church will have its
first meeting in the new church on
the corner Of Birch and Copper
streets. Sunday, July 3rd. Appro-
pirate opening services will be held
and everybody who does not attend
worship at other places is invited to
be present. The occasion will be
right for any candidates for church
membership to join. All the coun-
try folk who attend will be enter
tanned. Regular services at Clark's
Opera next two Sundays. Mar
cellus Watkins.
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Squads for sale, P. A. Hughes,
Phone lO1. 4wl7F
Welch's Grape Juice makes an ex-
cellent Summer tonic. Get bottle
from The Clark Grocery Co.
2-horse gas engine never used.
Price S85 including belt, pumpjack
and equipment. 7. H. Patterson.
box 274.
For rent elegant furnished
rooms, hot and cold water, electric
lights and bath. Big veranda and
fine lawn. One of the best places
In town. Mrs. Il. PETTY.
Plenty of fence posts at the Dem
ing Lumber Co.'s.
Have you anything TO sell? IL so
list II with the men who can and do
sell. Miller & Story, the live land
men, Office 4 block east of post
office. 1t will pay buyers to see us
before purchasing.
want well contracts from 100 TO
300 II. deep. Can drill and handle
pipe from s to 10 in. Work guar
anteed. Machine at Columbus.
Good heavy steam rig. Will sell
rig. Address me at Lake Arthur,
N. M. Andrew Johnson.
Young married man TO represent
lus.in- Grant county, with headquar-
ters at Hachita. Must furnish
first class reference. Address, Sin.
ger Sewing Machine Co. Silver City,
N. M.
Deming Green Houses have a fine
line Of cut flowers. They also have a
fine lot of geraniums, china asters.
snap-dragons, chrysanthemums and
other bedding plants for sale at very
reasonable prices. Now is the
time to plant a few nice flowers and
brighten up your homes.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-06-17
Civic Improvement.

Keep the rubbish all cleaned up.
Why not make every day arbor
day By planting a tree or flower.
b. Hudson has just finished a
drilled well for Frank Nordhaus.
Those cement walks look good to
everybody. Seems like it don't
takc 30 minutes to build block.
Architect Corwin is drawing plans
and preparing specifications for a
pretty 4--room bungalow for John
w. Hyatt, 1t will be built in the vic
nifty Of the high school.
NJ. M. Dunson Is building 400
n. cement block wall around the
'front.' and two sides of the Catholic
c||urch. It will add much to the
4r0earance OF the already handsome
1||6ce.
Thos. G. Aitken has had hi
Iiopble adobe near the new schoo
honse site very nicely covered witt
+ coat of plaster. Others having
a||obies would do well to look Al
t1|e improvement and follow Toms
ample.