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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-22
Yaillnn of kxft.

Esyar tail evil Of q man II you Do
not know It for certainty; then ask
yourself: why should tell it?"-
LAvater,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-22
Local Option Election at Paducah
and McCracken County Brought
Tremendous Vote
CITY MAJORITY 1882 WET;
COUNTY WENT 564 DRY
Another Election on Liquor Ques-
tion Cannot Be Voted On For
Three Years

Paducah and McCracken county
remain wet by a majority of SIS
as the result of yesterdays local
option election.
The precincts in the city rolled
up a majority for the liquor inter
ests 1882 and county "drys" had
a majority of 564. AS the city and
county precincts voted as a unit the
vets won for all.
When the polls closed yesterday
afternoon everyone in Paducah and
the country districts were on their
tiptoes to hear the result of the
count Many Cairo people were
very anxious to know the result and
The Bulletin telephones were kept
busy up to a late hour answering
calls for the result.
A big vote was polled and was
polled early in the day, before hall
the allowed time for voting had ex.
pired three-ffths of the registrated
votes were polled Practically al
the registered votes were polied.
There were no reports of disor
derly conduct and the day was re
markably quiet.
Had the "drys" won, the saloons
would all have to be closed withir
so days. Another election on thu
liquor question cannot be held fol
three years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-22

Calcutta, Sept. 2t.-~The crews of
he British steamers captured by
The German cruiser Emden in the
Bay of Bengal, five Of which were
sunk after the crews had been
taken off, arrived here this after
noon. They speak highly of the
treatment accorded them by the Ger
mans.
The second officer of the Indus
says that his ship was intercepted
on the morning of Sept. 10 by the
Emden as she was coming up the
bay. The Germans had intercepted
wireless reports giving the move
ments of ships and knew all the
positions of every vessel in the bay.
The cruiser fired ten shots at the
Indus, which, however, was not sunk
for more than an hour after the at
tack began, because of poor marks
manship.
The next morning the British
ship Lovat was sighted by the En-
den and the same program followed
The crew was transferred and tho
vessel sunk.
On the night of the 18th, the
Katigna was sighted and an armed
crew placed aboard her. Two hours
later the Tillen was captured and
an armed crew took possession oi
her. During the night three Other
vessels were sighted by the Emder
but not pursued. In the morning
the crew placed aboard the Tiller
| was removed and she also was sunk
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-22
RLWNUF Gutter
FAST ON REEF;
z IN DANGER
IS. O. S." Call of Distressed Ship
Picked Up by Cruiser
Buffalo.

Sitka, Alaska, Sept. 21.-The
United States cruiser Buffalo picked
up an IS. o. 81 call today from ;he
L. S. revenue cutter Tahoma, which
is fast on the reefs and in serious
danger, 80 miles west of Kiski ISL
and. The Tahoma has nine officers
and 63 men aboard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-22
LOCAL FORECAST.

Cairo and vicinity: Probably fair
Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-22
Allies Progressing
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
On the battle front, Sept. 21.---
The western wing OF the German
army has been pushed back about
seven miles during the last 4S hours,
as sequel to continuous fighting
night and day.
Both armies show the utmost de-
termination not to yield an inch of
ground without a terrible struggle,
but the fresher troops of the allies
have gradually forced the Germans
to recede.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-22
FIGHTING ALONG THE A|SNE
CONTINUES BY day AND NIGHT
Losses Among British Officers Have Been Terrible
German Cruiser Sinks Japanese Torpedo Boat
South of Kiao Chow-Kaiser Takes Up Head
quarters in Luxemburg-Servian Army
Approaching Sarajevo

The nature the struggle between the Germans and the allies
the battle front France Noyon Vedun indicated the latest
official communications from the French Office which the
gagemens have become less violent
From as sides had reached the concu
that the gaining few yards ground hardly warranted the losses
entaed that preparations strong offensive
ment at strategic point
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-22

The French also report they have
made progress in the territory be-
tween Rheims and the Argonne for
est. On their left wing they have
reached the heights of Lassigny
With the French at this part OF the
battle line are the British who, ac-
cording to an official statement
issued by the British press bureau
lave Jared badly since the beginning
Of the war in the loss of officers.
The casualty list shows that 1877
British officers are among those
killed, wounded or missing, a very
high percentage Among these are
colonels and Northumberland
S5 majors and 246 captains.
The Cold Stream Guards have lost
81 of their officers, the highest on
the list.
The German Emperor has taken
up his quarters in Luxemburg, ac-
cording to a Paris dispatch. To
guard against possible raids, by
French aviators. squadron of Ger
man aeroplanes is in readiness to
ward off such an attack.
The Montenegrin foreign office
learns that the Austrian army is in
retreat.
Because of his disapproval of the
action of the British governments in
seeking the conquest of German
Southwest Africa, Brigadier-G
Beyers, Commander General of the
Union of South Africa defense forces,
has resigned.
President Wilson, 1t is reported
from Washington, will take no fur
her steps for the present rdgarding
mediation in the European struggle.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05
o o o 90 o so o o o
Q BILLS WOOL HAT o
o 90 10000 90 o 90 o o

"BiiP' Mahaffey. the philosopher of
Wiliiamston township. was as every
body knows, one of the candidates for
the House Of representatives. Bill
has an abundance of drollery and ID
ahofGed the voters a great dealfiof.
mefriment ON the campaign; lie
boasted Of iiow well he was thought
or at hbme and promised tkat 81 I he
failed to get 90 per cent ns his Aesnc
box's vote land he ws3 in thscsucona
race, he would quit the race and .ens "a
wool hat G,a. I,e,5 l lti5,tfy,i.i. s. !,
;, Bill madeYa good race and received
Q Hattering vote but he did not. quito
come up to expectations, and MIR.
Wolfe. also a candidate In the same
race and who himself lacked bhtliftle
OF leading the ticket in his home town
took occasion TO wit Bill and to re-
mind himtthat he would be expected
to make good his promise to eat the
wool hat This Is the reply Mr.. Wolfe
received: 81
Williamson, S. G., Sept, 1. 1914.
"Flon Sam M. Wolfe,
Anderson, S. c.
t'Dear Sir, 4
i would carry ninety-nine per cent of
my hc.i.e box. alid IL didn't Sst
ninety-nine per cent of nay home hoy
and lacked only one vote OF being
elected, would withdraw from the
second race. Any how, will eat the
wool hat. And will do more than
that, Twill heip you to win next Tues-
day in the second race. can defeat
You But | am going tt elect you
Your truly. - -, -, 4 Z, ~
iaW.s l.. MahaSey. .pt.,3
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f,alIed For Extra Innines.

fhiiadeipfhia. Sept. +.fft at required
twelve innings for Boston to defeat
Philadelphia today 6 to 5. james was
hit hard. but was given good support,
a,wonderful one hand catch by Moran
of crayath's, drive 10 the centerfieid
wall, saving, the game in the. tenth
inning. Boston got four. runs In the
r,rss inning without making n hit or
esye passes and errors by Martin and
Magee. After giving four base y ON
,balis,l Msverswas succeeded by lineup
no Held Bogton ;la check until the
eleventh when they GOT q. run. 5Tincup
was taken ont for a pinch hitter and
Alexander went 90 the rubber ssin the
twelfth, Smiths double and sacrifices
by Maranyiile and .Gowdy sent over
the winning tally Manager DOOM and,
Paskeft were sent, ofs the field for,
kicking g=5hea the latter .ssgSs.ss called CIT
on strikes In the fourth inning.
Score
Boston -. 400 900 0Ge Oils s a
;PhSla :. ,UuI 0aD unn GIa-6 ~ 10
james and Gowtly; Mayer. Tincup,
Alexander and Killifer.
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no TIIE PLAgTERs

For thirty days for native grown
FEEL OATS we will exchange Seed
Rye, Mountain grown, Seashore, Alb
'razRi Winter Barley, Seed Wheat, Al
falia Crimson Glover, Burr. Glover,
Red I. Glover, saplIng eloyarl AIsyhe
lStvySs, rssopOS sEI5aSTY,b y, 4Vc1uIS kfYsl8N
Seeds for permanent Hay crops or
tassnrage, allowing you .n exchange
,6S cents q bushei bulk, or 80 cts.
sacked. daiiversd at ons salesroon,s
y West benson street..
81 Prices OH wnat we efiar In Cs5
change viii be found son Blaekloard
In front guf building are the seam az
our spot. cash prices. = 4
FURNAN Ssdts
Seedss1nn, Phone s. Z
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Notice to Manager Of EIeetion.i

Noticeais hereby given that the tbsl4
lot boxes ana ballots for the, second
primary election TO be held on the
Sth OF September. are now ready for
distribution. The same managers who
held the first primary will hold the
second primary and are requested 10
caii fof the hailot boxes. not later
than twelve O'Clock, Monday, Sept.
ssoses are In v,,iaITifss5 aITifs5 OF OF asif .sf.
Lanier at the court house.
U. J., RICE s. D. PFlARhIAN.
Secretary. Cns1niv Chairman
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Dizzy Head. Flnttering Heart, RIoatEng
~ Speeks. + s.

sTnese gre signs of kidney and biai4
Ger trouble, You'll have headaches.
too. backaches and be tired all over.
Don't wait longer, but begin taking
Foley Kidney Pills at onca., II won't
be ioi.S hsose sos. .ss:sss.a.aiisS iSS;;,. iiSS;;,.
FEELING will be gone. yhu will sleep
we'll eat veil and grew strong and
active again. They are so;ic and
your enIlfes system aB weIi lI,' yIiIiIS
Kidneys and bladder will be beTefitted
by their use. Try them. Eyars' Phar-
macy. agents.
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In. GoodeFornl.

n Detroit, Sept. 4:ACovaleskie's sd
'perb pitching and heavy batting by
Crawford. gave Detroit 4 to l vic
tory over st. Louis here today. Twice,
with men on bases, Hamilton passed
Cobb and on eech occasion Crawford
hit safely.
Score
st. Louis :. .. 900 OO1 OOO-1 s 3
Detroit :. >. 100 120 00x-4 8 o
Hamilton, Baichley and Agnew; CO.
valeskie and Stanage. siaft
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New Strike Out Record.

New York, Sept. Washington de-
feated New York today l to in a
pitchers battle between Shaw and
Fisher. Shay set the seasons strike
out record, tanning fourteen Of the
local batterB.9 Fisher struck out nine.
Nn1amaker' struck out four times.
Shaw scored Washington's lone run,
opening the ninth with single. TAX
ing seconG on d PASSED bail and COM
ing home on Moeller's double. sl'3n
Score ~ ~ 'l'
washington =. 600 600 oo1-1pa4s 1
New York -. 900 600 00o-0' z 0
Shaw and Henry, Fisher and Nuna-
) maker.
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SF9sALE OF REAL . Rs..
- - spt, TATE " .of

v a =
. .,Rursuant to- power granted to me
by virtue Of a deed OF trust executed
July, 3ist. 1914. ibg John r., Smith,
C. O. Smith and Matte Smith, .tas the
anis is,tifsstss-..z-y hairss- es law or Caroline
Smith! Aeeeased Will sell at rmklie
outcry, for CASH, between, the usual
hpnrs of sale on the first Monday In
October, 1914, for. the purposes set
out I'M fhe aforementioned trust deed,
the following described real, estate
formerly belonging to the said Caro-
line Smith, deceased; All that tract
containing forty-fiye acres. more or
less, situate in, Fork township. In the
county OF Anderson. in the state of
South Carolina, adjoining lands OF
Snow Hill church. j. j. Ffetweli and
others; It being the same conveyed to
the said Caroline Smith by deed from
j. A. Coker, dated March 20, 1895. of
record In the Office of the clerk of
court for Anderson county, state
aforesaid in Book LII. page 214.
Purchaser 20 pay for ase5..
G. +. Harrison, Trustee.
Tues, Sept Ia Tues.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice IL hereby. given that an cleo
tion will bs held at Piercetown, school
district No. 81, on Monday, September
z. on, the question OF voting, an addi-
tiona1 one mill tax TO be used for
school purposes. The polls will open
Mt z a. m. and close at p m, A reg
istration certificate and tax receipt
will be required. "a
BY order Of County Board, .,ip
ifl ]. d Felton,, Supt. EducatieR
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05
/ Three In Suceessioh.., ).

Boston, Sept 4.-Boston made 1t
three straight games by winning from
Philadelphia today 4 to 2. Singles cby
Echlitzels Gardner and Hooper with
an infleId sout off Rush's deliery and
'MeAyoy's error gave Boston two runs
In the Heoond. In the third when
Wyckoff was pitching for the .Ath-
ietics.4 singles by Lewis and, Janvrin
q wild pitch 'und Gardner's triple re-
-seulted in two more.
Score
Boston ;. 022 coo 0Ox-.4 10z2
philadelphia :. 900 o01 010-l2 8 "A
Collins and Carrigan; Bush, Wyak-
off and McAyoy. IS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-05
SerSfces as Drryllie.

There will be services at the Meth.
odist church OF sorrviife Sunday Sc Il
'fa IA. shd 200 b. N. We have soflie-
thing sfsat In store FOR the conereEal
tiGIh
Ganae out and enjoy the Services
Also Sunday school at le:0e 4. m.
Gene and bring the sehildfen fhe
'piillfr aud strangers ccTtiaiiy invited.
w. T. RELvIN, Pess6F.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

All person holding claims against
the. estate of Peter G. Acker. deceased,
are hereby notified to present them
at once, duly attested. and also all
person indebted to said estate will
also plase settle same Immediately
with the undersigned.
Notice Is also given that we will on
October list, 1914 at IL o'clock a. m,
apply to the probate judge of An
derson county for final settlement of
said estate and discharge from our
Office as executors,
~ Edna SJane,iAcker, :5.s.
w. B. Acker, and
u. Fl. Acker,
toe 3. ...,s .ayol,t.e Exors.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given TO all who
have failed to make returns for In
come Tax that said retnrns must be
made by Sept lot In accordance, with
,agtfo of the General Assembly. aThisgis
the law and It must be carried out. -
s1g WINSTON SMITH,; az
S-4r2t a~i Auditor anderson SCo.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinquent Road Tax Notice.

i. All delinquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbers, and stub numbers
attached Pay no money. to collectors
unless you get the official receipt
as above provided for.
j. MACK KING,
u County Supervisor.
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Won Another.

* st. Louis. Sept. Pittsburgh won
gRme from st. Louis. Har-
mon exoelling Sallee by holding St.
Louis to four hits. Konetchy had %
chances at first base and accepted %
OF them.
Score
Pittsburgh :. >. 900 900 300 6 1
st. Louis :. :. 900 100 000-1r 4 2
Harmon and Gibson; Sallee, Rob-
inson and Wingo.
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FEElE;.RIElAL.. r }.

Al st, Louis d; kansas CITY 4. First
game. rs.
At st. Louis 9; Kansas City /. Sec
otd game. K ssS SO s.Ss !. !.
i Attfiropklyn q; Pittsburgh 6.
AZ sHnflaio - Z tfihsf I'M Or ~ gsS * Z ~
At Chicago z; indianapolis ]. 40 IN
Iiings. :, =, = ss
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Clqssii fled Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Time
Six Times $100
used a appli.
tion.
appears directory you telephone
your bill WILDE
prompt payment
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South Atlantic
At Albany 2; Savannah s.
Eyened Hon0re.

Alba1y, Ga, Sept. ALBANY even
ed the South Atlantic league cham
pionship series today BY, defeating
Savannah TO 8. Each team now has
won two games.
Scorer
Savannah ,. 100 100 002-6 IA !, l
Albany ....,f,. 010 s0e4 2Qx--7 II a
& snaiIwood. Cheney and Smith; WI
leysand Wells. Z s.s s.s 4.
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North Carolina League
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AT Atlanta $; Montgomery 3.
At Memphis 3; New Orleans 0.
At Nashville 2: Mobile IL.
At Chattanooga A: Birmingham 3.
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AMERICAN

At;Si. Louis 1; Pittsburgh g
ApI Philadelphia 5; Boston 6, 1
innlAgJ, ~ -
1T Brooklyn 3: New York A.,
AT Cincinnati 8, Chicago 2. H.
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ADVERTISING III. d Good
Medium Pays Handsomely.
THIS IS A GOOD MEDIUM


a It don't take long sor kidney nnsi
hiaddar trouble to give iyon tat1e
back, and even worse. II not checked.
Mrs, H. a.. straynge, Gainesville. Sfa.,
was fkirly down on haf hack With
Kidney trouble and infianiniaa liiadtler.
She Says: II took Foley kidney Pilis
and now nay back is stronger than ih
yenrs. and Kidney trouble aud painful
Bladder eensation have entirely gone. Z
Coed iraEkists are glad to eeii FloleS
Kidney PILLS because they always
help. They Contain no habit forming
drugs. Exams Pharmacy. agents
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NATIONAL.

AT Cleveland-Chicago. postponed,
cold weather. ~. rs !.;sti'
~ Boston 4; Philadelphia 2.
At New York o; Washington /.
AT st. Louis 1 Detroit 4.
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FOR 6ALR-1so acres 2 miles east OF
iva, s. G. room dwelling, barn;
tenant houseesl We'll timbered and
watered. A bargain to n quick
buyer. Address @: w. Belcher.
Iva. s. c.
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g tentsrn was first. called 80
Chanbr lain'e 4 Coiic,, Cholera and
Diarfits 4 stil,edy ea much es twelve
.sssss: q = ..isss A shas time Il Has ss-
Eiesnly r'Ith sunnner complaint.
!: One dos lgsss / ihis remedy checked the
ssg..se i.rIIies Mrs. g. W. FLORENCE,
= ny. 9rUr HlfIS Uy; hi uea1-
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FOR SALE

HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP have
two mares and one horse for sale.
Call at Howard's Stables. known as
Dncworth's Stables. Come and look
them over. Cush, or suot papers
Y 2. Cheshire. -, tt
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won N Ninth.

brooklyn. Sept, 4..-Bfooklyh enter
ed the ninth inning four runs behind
today, scored five runs and won the
first game of the series with PITTS.
is-sh "a 10 s. Rheamss tumble let
g ans in with the deciding tally.
'll,..s nss got q ho1e run, two doubles
/ asslngie ana savage q home run
aud two singles
Score
pssSssburgh $50 01e 900 i2 3
brooklyn s. 900 OO1 0fSzzy Ia q
CantiitEs Dickson and Heffy: Fln4
nerans Blretackets somers and owens.
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I Chicago Lost Last Game.


Cincinnati, Sept 4.-Chicago drop
ped the final game of the season on
the local grounds to Cincinnati today
4, to 2. Cheney's wildness, coupled
with his wild throw on q hunt in the
seventh was mainly responsible.
Score
Chicago :. :. :. 100 O01 o0o-2 z 9
Cincinnati :. 1000 010 30x-4 5 o
Cheney and cArehert Douglas, and
Gonzales. - i c<4I.ii!
g g. .@n d, Three Thas iodt 81 f6u1r::.f Y AG
~ Brooltlyn, Sept. 4.-NewS Work made
it three opt, ot -four, 80 far ip the Sc
ries,lwith Brookiyn BY winhihg' 'today
In! game "inf which there; was. 1pueh
fault. finding with the umpires. Mar-
1y' o,Toole. 2fecentlSc ACQUIRED by the
aiants fsesn Pittsburgh. made his H.
itiar appearance in New York uni
form andnwas on the winning. side of
lsSi to score. The. former Pirate ,kept
the Brooklyn hits well scattered ex-
'eeptrih, the eighth when "a mpff by
Robertson pavedithe way for two runs,
larry Doyle,S four hits; and sharp
fielding by tie visitors figured large
~ Ia their victory. 4i,' 30. ssz -
Manager Robinson. Captain Daubert
and Saortstop Egan OF Brooklyn
wers put out OF the game for disput-
ing decision.
Score
New York :. !. 900 OIL 020-4 IL L
Brooklyn :. :. 010 600 620-3 10 1
O'Toole and Meyers; Reulbach, AL
len and McCarty:
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FOR RENT

F0R RENE-Two store rooms, loeated
ON the square, Anderson. sc. d.
s. Taylor. 9.s-4-5
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FOX SALE-a50 farms So. Ca, West
Green and Denton. Ga. $10.50 round
trip, IL you are interested write
or see me at once. C. e. Key. County
Clerks office, Anderson. 8. C. II
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DlsideiI . n0nhle.

st. Louis. Sept aSt. {. Eonis and
Kansas City dsvided a double header
TO-DAY the yisitof3 taking the fifst /
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LOST

L0SF--ln the. city or between Ander-
s0h end f'6Whv vilie. automobiie' III
oeAsa sign No. go. . Fin defst! will
please return to The Inteliigencer
giiiee. q. B. Jones Townsille. 1t-p
Les Two ten dollar bills and two
five dollar bills folded together.
Finder return 10 b. r. Penneil, &nr
sseFaun and receive reward. a-s-Itp
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WAN,1s,11s = Refined couple desire
hoard. Private family preferred.
Address Bu. Care Intelligencer. tt
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indianapolis Lost,

Chicago, Sept 4.--Shicago today de-
feated Indianapolis In ten inning in
Indianapolis last nppearance here
mis- season. KaiserIing forced in the
tying run by walking Tinker in the
ninth inning.
Score
indianapolis .000 001 900 OIL s 8
Chicago ). 900 900 001 1-2 Z 1
Ka;seriinE and Raridca; Hendrix
and Wilson. ~
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FOR SALE-One Jersey milch COW
giving 3 gallons q day-young calf.
Apply to w. e. RasGgior phone iS0BLl
]. gs,s. amy s-a-atp
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:: S p O R IS ::

10 o and St Louis the second 2 to
l.
Score first game
Kansas City :. O10 600 OOO--i 8 0
st. Louis =. :. 900 600 OO0.-O , 2
Johnson and Easterly; Willett,
keuppor, Herbert and Hartley.
Score second game--A
Kansas CITY >. l00E00D O00-tls 7 o
st. Louis ~. 0OtEOOD OO1-2 2
Stone and Enzenr5th; Watson and
Simon. -, 1t
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MON 0naller.

Buffalo. Sept 4.-BuffaIo won the
opening game of the series with Bal
timore here today 2 to /.
Score.
Baltimore :. -, 600 100 OOO--1 2
Buffalo :. -. ). 900 0O2 0Ox-2 6 /
Quinn and RUSSELL Knapp and
Blair. 81.
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WANTED 2 or 3 milk cows. Write
OK phone to Anderson College. 9-4-3t
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WANTRDrrl Youbta, tryo the cooking
ct The lIrncheopette., next door to
New Bridge. Short Orders Quickly
Served, 49, ~. = 1lti' = ~ ss, ~
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WARTED TO rent nnfurnished room
Soyer store preferred) FOR bed soom.
State location and terms. Address
A. 4. is this office. ri a54,2,t