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about it aEd procured warrant against his defamer. This controver- sy. together with the TurcoJtalian' inbroglio and the Hartman system strike ought to hold ennui in check for a while.
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Copyright 1911, By George Matthew
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M. F. DICUS.
DOUGLAS.

FOR COUNTY ROAD SUPERVISOR hereby announce myself as a can dioate for County Road Supervisor of Coehise County, Arizona, sub jeet to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing primary election.
 J. H. JAMES.
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FOR CONSTABLE

Hereby announce myself as can didste for constable of precinct No. 2 of Cochise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing pri- mary election.
 JOHN J. (Jack) McCREA
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FOR CONSTABLE

hereby announce myself as can didate for constable of precinct No. 2 of cochise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing pri- mary election.
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and walked up to Disbee. In the aft
 crnoon he took the street car and went as far as Warren, where he left it and walked to Naco, where he was arrested Friday night
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HARRY s. ROSS
TOMBSTONE.

FOR SUPERVISOR-
 hereby announce myself as a can didate for member of board of super vlsors of Cochise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensu- ing primary election.
 JOSEPH T. GOODMAN ST. DAVID.
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FRED A. SUFFER
FOR SUPERVISOR
GUS HICKEY
FOR COUNTY RECORDER

hereby announce myself as a can. didate for the office of county recorder of cochise County. Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing pri- mary election.
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POLITICAL ANNo NoUNCEMENT
Republican
FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE

(Republican) FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE
 1 hereby announce myself as a can dioate for the office of superior Judge of coehlse County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the Republican party In the ensuing pri- mary election.
 JOHN WILSON ROSS FOR SHERIFF
 hereby announce myself as can- didste for the office of sheriff, sub ject to the action of the republicans at the primary election. ! pledge my self 10 endeaVor to i'll the office to the satisfaction of the whole people.
 WILL J. WHITE FOR GOVERNOR
 l hereby announce myself as a can. dioate for the nomination for Gov ernor of Arizona subject to the ap- proval Of the voters at the Republi- can Primary, October 24th, 1s11.
 GEORGE U. YOUNG
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FOR CONSTABLE
FOR SUPERVISOR

l hereby announce myself as a can didate for member of board of super Vieors of Cochise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party In the ensu- ing primary election and promise faithful performance of duty if chosen for the office.
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St. Johns Episcopal Church.

Sunday School 9:45 a. m, morning service with celebration of Holy Communion II a. m Evening service 7:30 D. ID.
 CREIGHTON SPENCER,
 Rector. Warren Methodist Church, preach ing II am. by W. J. Webster. South Bisbee M F. Church, Sunday School 2 pm. w. J. Webster. Don Luis M. E. Church, preaching 7.3O pm. W J. Webster.
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JAS. L. (Red) CANNON
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of county asses sor of cochise County, Arizona, sub iect to the action of the voters of the Democratic party in the ensuing pri- mary election.
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The people object to natural laws they want special laws.
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DUBLIN'S GREAT DAY
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know plenty of women who don't belong to the weaker sex" and so do you.
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No wonder the Irish are said to be witty; every good story is credited to them.
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When you have headache, you us ually knowwhere you got it.
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When visitors cant say a baby is handsome, they say it has fine head
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People seem to disagree on every statement except that the cost of liy- ing is too high.
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Union Services.

J. W. BITTERLY. Pastor.
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AL KETCHEL WILL GO
 AFTER BOXING TITLE
win Go to Galveston Next Month and Then to Los
 AngeleS

Al Ketchel is going after the welter- weight championship of the world in the squared circle
 He has resigned his position as phy- sical director of the Bisbee Y. M. C. 4. and, accompanied by his brother, Dan Ketchel, will leave Bisbee on August 2 spend the month Of August.
 After his vacation rest Ketchel viii go to Los Angeles, where he will try 70 get matches with the second-rsters on the coast and work himself up to a position where he may challenge the present holder of the welterweight ti- tie of the world.
 While at Galveston, Ketchel will try 70 get a boxing match with a-welteI- weight boxer in New Orleans and ar engagements are already being made to this end. New Orleans always has a crop of fighters in season and lt IS more than likely that he will be able to get a match. Ketchel will box at 145, the maximum weight of the vel ter class.
 May Meet Hussen Again.
 If he gets a match with Ed. Hussen on the mat for September 3. Ketchel will return to Bisbee about September l, but if Hussen fails to come across with a return match agreement, no may remain longer at Galveston. Un- less Hussen indicates a willingness to sign up for return wrestling match, AIS friends will claim the welter- weight championship of Arizona.
 Ketchels successor as physical d. rector of the Y. NJ. c. A. has not been selected.
 He has host of friends in Bisbee who win regret his departure rom the city and who will watch the sw,rf pages with eager interest for accounts of his victories in the squared circle.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Cleveland. R. II. k. Cleveland ..... ..... ... ..3 II Boston ..... . ....2 6 Gregg, Mitchell and Fisher; Wood and Cafnigan.
 At St. Louis. R. T. F. St Louis ...... .. ........ II Q Washington ..-... ... %. ..5 10 c George, Mitchell and Stephens; Johnson and Ainsmith.
 At Detroit: R. T. E. New York .7 s ; Detroit ..... .... ... .....4 3 f Fisher and Blair; Donovan and Stanage.
 At Chicago. Philadelphia-C Chicago game postponed;
 rain.
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Coast League.
Warren District League.
Yesterdays Results.

CLEVELAND, July 24.-The All. Stars, made up of we'll known Ameri- can league players, defeated the Cleve people today The game was played for the benefit of the widow and children Of the late Addie Joss, Cleveland S pitcher. The proceeds of the contc st were S12l94. The AIl-Stars were more consistent in the hitting than the b. cals and won by five 10 three.
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had soreness in each side, could not stand tight clothing, and was irregular. l was completely run down. On ad- vice l took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound and Liver Pills and am enjoying good health. It is now more than two years and l have not had an ache or pain since do all my own work, washing and everything. and never have the "a skache any more. 1 think your medicine is grand and l praise it to all my neighbors. If you thinF my testimony will help others you may publish it."-Mrs. OLLIE WOoDALL, Morton's Gap Kentucky.
 Baekache is a symptom of organic weakness or derangement. If you have backache don't neglect it. To get permanent relief you must reach the root of the trouble. Nothing we know gf will do this so surely as Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound.
 Write to Mrs. Pinkhan, at Lynn, Mass, for special advice. Your letter will be absolutely confidential, and the advice free.
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the center of the ring and. going 70 the ropes, declared that he had ob- tained three falls during the evening and that he would not wrestle longer. The match was awarded by Gum to Doris by default. Doris agreed to al- low Kinney five minutes 10 return 10 the match and in fhe meantime Min hey advanced 10 the ropes and cOnced- ed the match to Doris. saying that he would meet Doris again with another referee. He and Doris shook hands.
 Those who watched Dorris work sensed that something was wrong with tho little lightweight and it is now learned that he had not had any sup per before meeting Minney. After working on his feet an day be had not time to get bis evening meal before the match. Kinney, on the other hand, had had a day Of rest and leislre. ar irving in Bisbee Friday afternoon.
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VICE PREsIDENT,s PRlzE

UTICA. \. r., July 2f.-Tbe Cen tTal New York State tennis cham pionships iE both singles and dou. 5les win be decided tomorrow and inc following days on the courts Ot the Ysbnundasis Golf club of this city. The first prize in the men dou- '5les is a cup awarded by the Vice President of the United States, James C. Sherman.
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BIC MILITARY TOURNEY
 OPENS IN WINDY CITY

CHICAGO. H.. July 22.-The great military tournament under the aus pices of the Chicago association of commerce opened here today al Grant park, 10 continue all through next week Six Thousand troops, rep resenting the militia of lllincls and several other states. regular troops from Fort Sheridan and British troops from Canada. will take para in the tournament. which has ai- ready attracted several thousand visitors to this icty.
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WOULD PURCHASE THE
 BOSTON CLUB FRANCHISE

ST. PAUL, July 24.-Whne in St Paul Saturday, Barney Dreyfus. presi dent of the Pittsburg club. received the following telegram from James H Preston, mayor of Baltimore:
 Will you consent as one of the eight owners of the National league to the transfer of the Boston franchise to this city?7
 Dreyfus said he would not consent to the removal of the Boston fran. chise, saying that Boston had been the cradle of the organization. With opt Boston club, he said, the Nation. al league would lose it's identity.
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EoR ALL.ARounp TIILE

CHICAGO. H.. July 24.-The aii- around championships of the Ma tionai Amateur Athletic Union. which were originally scheduled to take place here tomorrow under the auspices of the Chicago Athletic association, have been postponed an- til the second week in August.
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MILWAUKEE Wis. July 2s.-Ad Wolgast lightweight champion Of tha world. has posted his forfeit with Ei- die BTunner, who represented Frank Muikern at Cadillac, for his matcn with Packey Mcfarland before the National Athletic club on Septemht T IS.
 All details were also settlei by Brunner in his conference with Vol gast
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MINAEY AND DORIS
 MAY MEET HERE AGAIN
Difference of HieGs Regard ing Hard Match Of Sat-
 urday Night

There is still much discussion iu b. cal sporting circles over the mattel be- tween Doris and Kinney at the Royal theater Saturday night Champions ct Kinney are openly asserting that the trooper got a raw deal. while Doris men assert that the local maL mad a right 10 the decision Considerable criticism resGIted by the awarding Q! the bets. The men win likely meet again.
 Minney Quick on Mat.
 That Kinney was quick 10 take an opening was demonstrated early in the match when Doris tried 9 back trip on the trooper and the later fell on Doris in an advantageous position. At the end of 50 minutes DCris vas floor ed by @ neck hold, but the troope. Bad not the strength nor nc hefs 70 roll his opponent over and DJrrrs soon got 10 his feet A few minutes ia-er Doris got first a double nelson on the troop CT, then a double body, but il-5 trooper got out of the hole and 2ttsrptei crotch and half nelson on Doris, but failed.
 After an hour and 35 minures Of wrestling Doris was quick 70 take ad- vantage and got a dOIbla boiy ,i0ld from 9 rear position, but the nttie trooper slipped out and 3 few minItes later Doris obtained d double bo ly from the side and lost It. Doris was foored at the end pf al hour and 70 minutes, but the trooper could not make it stick. Doris re. e.easlng himself and getting a double body on the trooper, but there was nothing in .f
 Work Without Result.
 After an hour and . mMu.es Min ney got a double body hold around Doris shoulders, but was unatle to give it sufficient strength 10 make It a go. Kinney again got D9rris cn the floor and tried a half nelson without result, being unable so turn Doris body over with his own 1'he trooper tripped Doris and Doris, fal.4g uu- der his body, tried tO pin Minnev's shoulders down from rhat posltion. but failed, and Kinney sdlismeI around to top position, bat ubta,1 1ed no fall. At 1:0z o'clock Doris was foored with back trip. but Doris obtained the advantage on the floor, getting au arm and crotcE hold, but without re. suit.
 Thrown Of Platform.
 After two hours and ten minSJes s5e wrestiers took a rest CT one minute and, returning 10 The mat, D0fris was thrown of the platform by the tro0.- CT The wrestlers mixed it ia a liveiy manner Kinney rushed in for double body hold. and he was borne to r5e mat by Doris, who obtained q crotch and tody hold Minney got cut and got a double shoulder hold on Doris. who in turn got out and re.aiatsd with a crotch and body. from which a faH was imminent but Minney snccccde1 in getting Co his feet.
 Do Some Hard Work.
 Kinney became lax and allowed Der. ris to get a double-body from a rear position, from which e fall should have been obtained but the wiry lit- tie trooper got out of it in a Iffy At 1.15 o'clock, only a few minutes latef, Doris got the same bold, but was m. able to make it a faii. On the mat. Minney got the uprer hand. with Dor rls' shoulders rocking from point lo point, but the Bisbee lightweight af- ter a few minutes got out and up On his feet. It was then that 3Iiuney left
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KETCHEL LTOhEET
 VARNEY ON MAI
Chan7oionsbiD Match Will Be Pulled of Either Here or at Tucson at
 Near Date
CHALLENGE IS ACCEPTED

Al Ketchel will wrestle s. J. Yarn ey Of Tucson at an early date hetchel 8 .chaIlenge in The Review several morn ines ago was accepted yesterday by Varney in the following telegram;
 Tucson, Ariz., July 24. "Al Ketchel,
 Care pisbee Review,
 "Bisbee. Ariz.
 "WiU accept your challenge, bout to be for championship at weight of l5e pounds. win split gate receipts, sixty and forty. with side bet Of $50. Bout to be in Tucson on August i. Wire when you can sign articles.
 (Siened) s. J. VARNEY"
 Ketchel yesterday replied by wire to Varney's telegram asking that the match be held in Bisbee on July 20 and that the bet be sl00 instead of $50. However, Ketchel is not unreason able and the fans can count on a match between the two between this date and August l.
 Ketchel began training for the match last night although he has been in the best possible condition since the match with Hussen on July 15. it will be noted in the telegram that Narncy considers the match with KetChel 10 be for the championship of the terri. tory, indicating that Ketchel is Ic- garded as being the better of Hussen on the mat
 Hussen has not been heard from definitely regarding the return match on September 3 in Bisbee.
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c. II. MARSHALL eN-lieuten3nt of t1e Colorado national guard, was score. for the Bisbee team and Frank F Hooker, saddler for Troop ] Of the Sixth cavalry was scorer for the cav alrymen.
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SOLDIERS OUTSHOOT
 BISBEE RIFLE TEAM
Take Lead in Series By Win- hing Sundays Match at
 Fort Huachyca

The Sixth Cavalry rifle team defeat cd the Bisbee rifle team Sunday at Fort Huachuca by score of 7J0 to 120, giving the victors a margin of 30 points. The defeat of the locals Sun. day gives the army an edge Of one match on the Bisbee team. Following was the score of the army team;
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sls-5te ". sEvENTH srREET
sEHIH 5 y.9
Near OakI4nd. CaIiforai,

The only Woman's College on the Pacific Csast Chartered 1885. Near tso great Univcra itic1. fdcai cil-1ate througuout the year. Entrance and Cr-aeati ion requirements equivalent Co those oi Stanford and University of California, Laooratorlcs for science with modern cQuir- rlcut-s Excellent opportunities for hone ecouoiuics- library study, music and ara Modern gymnasium. Special care for healih Clay Carson, A. M-. Liit. D., u. D Q For estaloeas address Secretary. Mills College F. o. California.
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my health was very bad and l had a lcOntinual backache which was simply awful. 1 could not
 stand on my feet
 long enough to cook
 a meals yictuals
 without my back
 nearly killing me,
 and l would have such dragging sen- Is a tions I could hardly bear it. I
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column and each had several very Glf- dcult chances to handle.
 The management Of the league has announced that next sunday is 10 be a ladies day and that all ladies will be admitted free. The game will be between the Colts and the Tigers.
 The score of Sundays game.
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FRENcH KITchEN.

Very best meals in town. Every thing nice. neat and clean. Fine cooking. Meals 35c up. Chicken dinner Sunday soc s2S.
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INTERSTATE TENNIs TRopHY

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. July 24.-WeH known tennis players of Missouri and several of the neighboring states are here this week. The St. Joseph Lawn Tennis association is in
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COAST LEAGUE

At San Francisco: R. H. F. Oakland-.-. --.. ....-.6 Sacramento -.. Q. ....5 , o
 Gregory Pearee and Aitze.
 Afternoon game: E. F. P. Sacramento zee. e. Q. .-.-..l . Ddkiahd --.--. .. ...-3 lZ ]
 Thompson and Thomas; Slater aut Mitze.
 At Portland. F. Fl. F. san Francisco ..... a.. .. ..2 4 3 foItiand ---.-. .--4 0 7
 Browning and Berry; Koestner and Kuhn.
 At Los Angeles: R H. F. fSiAoh .---.- .----- .--...z b ] A<Js AhAcieS ....----.. O.. .---i
 Raleigh, Braekenbridge and Brown; Criger and Abbott
 Afternoon game R. H. P. Vernon .S 2 5 i-os AhSeleS zoe. .-t...-...4 r. l
 Hit and Hogan; Delhi and Smith.
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FOR PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION Take tiorsford,s Acid Phosnhste

Especially recommended in physi- cal and mental exhaustion. nervous ness and weak digestion.
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Sundays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Cincinnati R. II. |. 9t. Louis .... ...... .-.. ..3 Cincinnati .~.t ...-.--. .-...z
 Sallee and Bliss; Gaspar and Mc- Lean.
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THAT
 AWFUL. BACkACHE
Cured by Lydia E. Pinknam's Vegetable Compound

MortOn's Gap. Kentucky.-'I suf- fered two years with female disorders.
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COAST LEAGUE

At Los Angeles: R. II. T.. Vernon .... .... .....3 9 o Los Angeles. ........ .....2 10 2
 Brackenridge, Brown; Halla. Smith.
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"A Mexican Rose Garden, CKalem 4 real comedy Royal tonight
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Short . Weak Spot.
creat PromIse in nean-

With little more experience in the league and ble team behind him plag ing better ball Dean should become one Of the best slabsmen in the league
 EIlicott, the Tigers third ssckc.. and Chapman on first for the Bankc-. were the stars of the game in the feid. Each Of them kept out Of the erroT
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Miss Flo Morrison. dainty and charming soubrette. Royal tonight
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BANKERS SHUT
 OUT TIE TIGERS
Latter Go Up in Air and Make Costly Errors at Critical
 StageS-Oean Shines
EIGHT INNINGS PLAYED


 out the game while their opponents showed reyersals of fern during the contest, the Bankers beat the Tisers in an eight inning game Sunday after noon, by a score of s to Q. The game was cut to eight innings by agreement between the two captains in order that the Wild West show might begin a 3:15.
 Tigers Go Up In Air.
 Although credited with five errors during the game, the Bankers kept their misplays well scattered, and none of them were costly, and when they did get in a tight place once or twice they put up a gilt edge eXhibi- ton and came through safely. On the other hand, the Tigers errors were nearly all costly. and when things started to go against them they went up in the air. or at least some them did. and played very ragged ball, allowing their opponents 10 count sew eral runs that were not earned. Car tain Snavely was the worst offender in this regard and made several mis plays that contributed largely to the size of the score.
 Game Started Coed.
 The first inning was as good an eX- hibition of the game as has been seen here this summer. only one man get ting on the bases during that session, and the fans settled down to see 8 close contest, but the trouble started in the second when the Bankers landed on Dean, the new Tiger pitcher. for three safe hits that together with Q brace Of errors nelteG four runs. Two of the runs came as the result of a line drive through short. The Tigers claim ed that a base runner iuterfered with the short stop in this play. but the um- pire ruled differently, and that seemed to put them up in the air, where they stayed during much of the rest Of the game. Captain Snavely notified the umpire that his team was playing the balance Of the game under pro test, but the adverse decision scene to have knocked him and some of the other players on his team out of their stride, and they did not play the game they are capable of from then on. al though the Bankers did not count again until the seventh, when they brought one man home. They added three more scores in the eighth.
 Short a Weak Spot.
 The weakest place in the Tigers de fense was short Fianigan started th game at this position, but was reliev ed by Gibson in the third This switch did not strengthen the lineup, how ever, as Gibson chalked up four CT TOTS while in the game.
 Ferguson. who was in tbe box fo the winners, pitched a beautiful same and his entire team backed him up ir grand style Dean, a new man in she league, who did the twirling for the Tigers, also put up a good same, but did not field his position as well ana was not given the support that he deserved.
 Great Promise in Dean.
 With a little more experience in the league and bhe team behind him plag ing better ball Dean shouId become one Of the best slabsmen in the league
 EIlicott, the Tigers third sackc.. and Chapman on first for the Banker were the stars of the game in the Eel1
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Science vs. ouaekery." orpheam to- night.
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WoLcAsT POSTS FORFEIT

-KIondyEe steal. orpheum tonight
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-27
Monterey

+
Dear Editor and Herald Family:
The first thing on program this
Monday morning is to write a
few lines to the Herald.
We are sad to announce the
death Of Uncle John Hall, which
occurred at his home last Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Harve Swift died last
week at the home of her father,
Nose Grant. She leaves a hus-
band and a baby, father and
mother, brother and friends.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-07-27
Sherman, Texas


We are having some nice show
ers of rain.
I was born and reared in Put
nam County, Tennessee. Left
there seven years ago.
/ have been reading the Herald
a long time and think it is the
best paper printed.
/ have lots Of kinfolks and
friends living in Tennessee, whom
| would like to hear from.
/ would like to know whether
they take care OF the graveyard
at Shipley or not.
Nettie, would be glad if your
mother would write to me. y
Wheat and oats made about a.
half crop. Corn is burnt up, and
cotton looks we'll now.
MRS. OvA GREEN.
Sead us your order for Job Printing.