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CORR TO REFEREE FIGHT.

Special Cable tn The Washington Herald.
London. July 12-Eugene CORR. who
was the third man in the ring at the
Welsh -Ritchie fight. was chosen today
to referee the Smith-Carpentier battle on
Thursday.
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SECOND CANE

Runs-wesTer Gre. Nunamaker. Boone Left on
bsses-Neu York. S; ChicaEo. Bases balls
on FabeT. /: oH Cicotte. 1: Oh Caldwell. Struck
out-Ry Faher 2; by Cicotte. ?: by Caldwell. Z
Three-base hit-HarEeIL TWobass hits-Dsmmitt,
Cree Supamaker. Double pAys-NunamAker to
Peckinpauxh Gre to NunamskeF. Sacrifice hits
Mullen Caldwell Wild ritch-Cicotte- Umpires-
Mezsrs Hildehrspd and DIDeen. Time Of gzme-2
hour and minutes
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DR.. S. A. CZARRA

53a 18th 81. n. W., wazhington, ID. c,
TrCaung Chronle and So-ealed incurabls DiseaseA
sPECiALrf-AhdoninAl CmpheationS KidneJ
Bladder. structure knpure. and PILES cured without
opsratioo- Blood Poson. Eruption. PTiVats DissassA
etc. etc.
Eiectrc Treatment for Neryousness and c.n.r,I
Dseinty- Once hours nom q. m 70 D n
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PIRsF GAME

Psckinpaugh. Sweeney. Sacrifice hit-Brrton- First
base eTTOrs-ChicaEo. l. Struck out-By Keating.
on waIAh. J. DoubIe pIay-weaIsr to Blackburne
% FournieT. Hit by ritcher-By Walsh. / Wild
pitehss-Keating. Left bass-NeW York. >;
Chicago 3. Umpires-MessrS Dineen and Hide
h-and.
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Totals. % 5 a z

Runs-Buns. Fletch-T SAFER Zimmerman, suee-
ney. Bresnahsn- Twobase hits-saier. Zimmerman.
nree-hase hits-Bresnahan Vaughn Double plav-
BsschI to Nerkle. Sacrifice hit-Deuick First
has On balls-OT Vaughn. q: OF Fruune ?: OF
Whtse. l. struck out-By Vaughn. T. by Froume
J bit oy pitcher-snodsrass- Umpires-Messrs Rig
leT and Hart Tine Of game-2 hours and minuteA
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Tigers BLANKED
BY NATIONALS
Walter johnson Allows De
troit but Three Hits.
Score, 8 too.
MAIN IS. HIT IN SPOTS
Lanky Finger Is Lucky to Escape
MauIins-Shanks Steals Home.
Milan Hits Timely.

The Sreat and mighty Walter
Did not hesitate or halter;
In fact. be didn't even turn q hair.
But be plunked EN- o'sE the patter,
Moved down batter after batter,
Sent the craven Tiger quaking 70 his lair.
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Smith. the Savannah catcher, signed by
Scout Kinsella for the Giants and to re-
port later. is said to be one Of the few
catchers who is a fast runner.
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'Batted for Main in the ninth.
tBatted for Purten In the ninth.
Washington. n................... OOoo lol rs
Earned runS-Wsshingtou. ; Left on bases
, Washington. 8; Detroit. J. Three-base hits-Mor-
gan, Shsnks. Umpires-MsSsrs. Evans ard Esan.
Tine Of gans-l hour and 50 minutes.
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Boston % IL
Runs-Gardner. Carrigan Twobase hit-Tuner.
Three-base hits-JGnvrin Scott. Stolen bases-Car-
risan. Bases on balls-Oh Morton. S: oh Collins. Z
Struck out-By Morton. }: By Collins 5. Double
pIsys-TuTnef to Lajoe to Kirke Chapman to
Lajoie to Turner Hits nade-Oh Morton. in
innings. Umpires-MessTs. O'Loughlin and Con-
ncny. Attendance. 5.Hs
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Charlie Herzog lost Marsans and Da-
venport and most of the games on the
Eastern trip. but he still has some SUD-
porters in Cincinnati who are willing to
believe that it is only temporary slump
that the Reds are in.
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BLADENsBURG WINS.

Runs-GaScn o.. Kean Hartley. Hlhany Benson
base on halIS-On Hartley. ); of Cant 4 strIck
out-By Hartley. 10; by Cant. s. Two-basr hits
keane. Hahor. Stolen bases-Gasch q. Ksaue
Benson Hit BY ritcher-By Hartley. I; BY Cant,
Umpire-Mr. Cash Time Of gane-l hour and $
minutes Attendance-10
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baltimore FEDERALS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
Lose to Buffalo in First CAME, 10 t.
s. and Land Second Contest
BY s to 2 Score.
CHICAGO GETS EVEN BREAK
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
YExTERDAY's RESULTS.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Brocklyn, /; Pittsburgh, Q.
indianapolis. S; Kansas City, )
BuIialo. 10: Baltimoe, g.
Baltimore, 6; Buffalo. 2.
Chicago. 6: 81. Louis 0.
ST. Louis, s; Chicago, L
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INrERvATIoNAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore, o; PIoSidSnce. )
Toronto. 1: Rochester. I.
Montreal buffalo Postponed; vet grounds,
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GAMES TODAY.

st. Louis at Chicago.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Minneapolis Called end second: rain.
Kansas CITY. S; Cessland. Z.
81 Psni. 8: Louissille. L
Milusukes. 70; EndianApoliA
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Binshamton- wikeshArr-Postpoaed; vet grounds
Troy. 2; Utica, 4
scranton. o; Emira, 2
AlbEny, ]; Syracuse, J.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
American.
National.


Washington. q Detroit New
Z
oklyn-Pft sbugh-rai
rain
GAMES SCHEDULED
Brooklyn sburgh
lilies at Cincnn
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STAMPING OF THE CLUBS.


Baltimore, July B-BaItimore split
even here today in a double bill with
Buffalo losing the first battle 10 to 6
after some farcical playing. and cap
turing the second. s to 2. Scores:
Baasio. asIs ..--.- scO1sOeo Ii
Baltimore 900 90 II
BGttsTies-Moore. Schultz. FOJd. Allen. and Blair
send ;.,cSsi' sane ss-'' RH-E
Bafsio. -. .lOOoOoso Va Z
h1i%sIs Rss,s,s:-Fo,6 Wooan.S and Bl1.r smith .nt
Jhekiitseh-
Chicago, July 12-The St Louis and
Chicago Federal Leaguers split double
header today the locals taking the open
ing game. to and the st. Louis team
winning the second, 10 l.. Scores:
First game X n: Z
t'iL1sHi..,.-- St Lsois % %
Bstteries-watson and Wilson; Groom, Herbert
asa s.cons onsi5n5D; gam:- R.s.E.
~. ISaii Ioais...-.......... So oOoooO2 70
Batteries-Crsrdan and Simon Fisk, Mcclure.
and Wilson
Kansas City. July 13.-The Indianapolis
Federals jumped on Packard in the nth
inning today and before the slaughter
ended. the visitors had scored five runs
ano Kansas City was defeated finally,
to g. Score:
RH Z
Ipdisiapolis. 0 0 % 90 o oS.
Kansas City......... % o l o.
Batteries-Kaiserling MuIlin. and Warren Pack
ard and ESSterly.
Brooklyn. July 13-The most exciting
game yet played at Washington Park
czune TO an end in the twelfth inning 90
day when Steve Evans, of the Brooklyn
Federals, defeated the Pittsburgh out
laws, 1 to o. by rapping out a home run
RI Z
P,tt.h-rxh... eBOOO 10000 90 !
Rrpoklyu. 600 0 Q 0 900 IL
Bstteries-Dickson apd Berry; Finneran and
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TRI-srATE LEAGUE.

Harrisburg. il; wilninsion,
Allentown. 6; Trenton, l.
Reading -LAneaster-Poss rain
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7 IUEEIsssss.s
'Batted for Perritt in seventh.
tBstted for Sallee in eighth.
Boston............... 3ol0 0Ieloo - 2-s
ST. Louis o = 900 03oIoO IL
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

the payments were made through div
idends on the. stock of the railroads,
(which was pure wind and water"
When Commissioner Harlan was
cross Green as to his
sources of Information tine witness
protested. II paid my OWE fare down
lere,"- he said, fapd had been, trying
to do public service, but it seems
that have got into deeper water than
/ expected to-"
Counsel fer Lamar today asked for
subpoenas for George w. Perkins, Will
liam e. Corey, former president OF
the corporation Senator Oliver and
several Others. ~ s
A step toward bringing to concIu-
sion the government suit to dissolve
the United States Steel Corporation
was taken today when the govern
ment asked the Federal district court
to iix date to hear arguments in the
case. Counsel for the steelseorpora-
ton agreed to the notion. The court
Will announce the date, later. The
suit was instituted at Trenton N. J..
October 90, 1911. >
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Z aTrs. William II. cole.

TownviIIe, March 4.-Mrs. EunIce
Frederick Cole died yesterday morn
Ing at O'Clock She was the wife of
William II. Colo. who is q prosperous
farmer near here. Mrs. Cole had been
sick for some time but not considered
critically Ill until Friday morning,
when she rapidly grew worse nntn
the end came yesterday morning. Mfs.
Cole was A years Ss age. Sho leaves
to mourn her death her husband, FIVE
children-three boys and two girls--a
mother and other relatives. She was
Christian woman, serving and do
ing all she could for the uplift OF
those who We're out of Christ. She
had been = member OF the Townville
Methodist church for a. number OF
years. t
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
!. PLAN FOlLEBAsRBaLL.. }
chesteg HiglI selloOE Lads OrEanIse

Chester High SclloOs Lads Organise
- for Season.
Chester, March AT q meeting OF
the Chester High School Athletic as-
ISOLATION Henry Ref0 was elected
imanegeF OF the baseball team for this
spring. Wylie White Will captain the
Practice began on the College street
school grounds this afternoon.
Seven OF last years team are back
and 1.-The prospects are. roseate for 9
fast team. ~
Manager Refo Ia arranging the
schedule. There will be about eight
or ten games on the local diamond
and quite a number will be played
with the nearby city school teams. q
8 j. Lacy Mel eany who coached the
boys last year, IS with them again, and
ne Is OF the opinion that he has
enough good material ito turn out for
the Chester schools 6 championship
team
The setsoh Will open with Black
stock here March 90, followed by
J -sprhVille n arch %. GaIhas have also
{ been arran red with tWlnRabof0, Rccls
Hill, Fork Mil, Clinton, Greenwood
And Lancaste but the dates have no,
been settled
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
MOther Eames BaeF 10 Find Little

MOther Games BaeE 10 Find Little
One In Fire
Chester, March "A child OF Sam
Rainey, 'aFnegro, was burned to death
late yesterday evening on Cemetery
street on the outskirts OF the city
The child's mother hal gone out in
to the yard to do some washing and
left the child sitting by the fire. AT
ter a little while she came back and
the little one had walked into tho
fire and was lying amid the burning
wood. It is thought that as the child
stepped into the Are its clothes were
ignited and 1t inhalej the flames
causing instant DEATH
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
UNION sBOY' H0N0REn
A 6. Kennedy fs Secretary Of Cham.
,, her OF Commerce

Union. March A. G. Kennedy has
been chosen secretary ofFIthe Union
Chamber of Commerce 10 sacceed w,
X. Summer, resigned. 3
Mr.. Kennedy is "a natigesof Union
He is well known aud greatiy liked by
all who know him. Mr.. KennedyTwill
in few days assume the iuties OF, the
position rendered bim and everg pne
predicts that he's will eapably, fill
the place. s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

Benton H. Walton. OF Raleigh. N. C.
was In the city yesterday, a guest al
the ehiquola hotel.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

Carl Shirley of the Craytonyille sec
tion was in the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

g. H. Bulky of Spaftsnburg, veil
known drug man. was In the city yes
tarday
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
tiegRRssIEsE aSAKENG iHQJfRY
Into AElekS Rslates 50 railroads 81
Ore Nhininkn knla. 8. il...

YashinSton March, 4. ssertiIled
copies sof entriea on sxha ho0lzs OF the
United States steel corporation, al
legged to show the Sayinent OF efiOr-
nous rebates by failroads on the cov-
porations ore ehipnaehts, we're prom
ised 70 the iaterSta commerce COM
mission today by WtlliaIits III. Green,
OF Nebrasia dreen was testifying
before Eoniniss scner Hari,fn ID the
s=aas7y into alleged a rsaatins. FEa
OsomlseH 10 have the e6nfes on and
ssehsh tho ifaerIns Is rasnnacd.
David EkrRar ck Neks York, from
whom 1Fssn admitted getting much OF
The information. told the commission
sthe ssfeel cor Fpofetfonis books would
eh9s egntent a. rsbsteg. ana that
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

William Howard OF Charlotte spent
a, few hours Id the city yesterday on
business. ,SIs, gRI,est .sl'.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

/. Henry Moseley was IN, the. city yes
terday, returning to his home. at
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

Women in France anu other cuun-
tris OF Europe are much more industri-
GUS than when they ONE to this coun-
few 'r
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

=. n. McAfahan of fiohea Path spent
g few hours In the city yesterday
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ii j. IT.. Howard of the Flat Rock sec
tion spent a few hours In the city yel
'terday. tdS i
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ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW

a. M Martin of the Hopewell Sec
ton was in the city yesterday for a
few, hours.
G. b. Cobb OF Hope&ell was among
the business visitors to spend yester-
day in the city.
Col. LIE. Campbell of Broadway
was in the city yesteday on business,
w, e. Hyidgcs, Jr., of the Fork sec
tion was among the visitors to the city
yesterday. MI y
j. A. Martin OF Hopeweil spent a
few hours in the city yeSterdaE on
II. H. Finley and j., L. kernels of
Hopewell were among the yell known
farmers to, spend yesterday i'm the city,
J. F. Mcconnell OF Martin township
was in the city yesterday for a short
stay. -
Mrs. C. &c. Wilson and Mrs. Silas
Horton of Bolton were, shopping in
.!ic c!;ss yesterday. 4
f. i. KoEalski OF Hopewell was a
business visitor to spend yesterday. in
Anderson.
b. N. Wilson of the Mount Bethel
section was in the city yesterday on
business. js -HsJit
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

Miss May King OF Hopewell was
shopping in Anderson yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

Miss Grace Gambreii; otsBelton wa
in the city yesterday on q shopping ex
pedition.
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j. NJ. Hoaeycutt of Garyin was
among the business visitors to the
city yesterday. 49,
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s5aA. Horton. a we'll known. business
man of Bolton was In Anderson yes
'eroa1. slis1 >. 4s..i.,D ~,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

]. A. Jones of savannah township
spent a few hours in Anderson yes
terday.
w. A. Brock of Martin township was
among the business visitors to the
city yesterday.
j: r. Campbell Of Garvin township
spent a few honrsi in ths;eity,'yester-
w. C. Martin of.the Fork was among
the. well known sisisors' TO the city
yesterday. s:i!il.
W. H. Tucker. of Williamson. was
among. the business visitors TO An
derson yesterday =,
Albert Shaw OF the Fork section was
In the city yesterday fora fewt hours.
3. f. Eyatt of Garyin township made
a short business visit to the city. yes
terday.
s.. E. Girard and j. C. Bolt OF the
Green Pond -neighborhood were in the
city yesterday.
- 49,
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b. N. Wilson of the Mount Bethel
section was in the city yesterday on
business. .iit
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s. II. r. Ha1ks of Belton was In til,
city yesterday, for, short stay.
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Lowndesville after a short visit to
Hartwell, Ga.
Fred Martin OF Green Pond was a
visitor to Anderson yesterday.
Rihssell Duckworth of the Hopewell
section was q business visitor to An-
derson yesterday.
L. E. Cochrane OF CarsweIl was
among the planters in the city yes
terday.
Bruce Pruitt of the Ebenezer Sec
tion spent yesterday in the city.
Paul r. Haddock of Charlotte was
in the city yesterday a guest at the
Chiquola. hotel.
C. Al Arnold of spartanbura is
spending q. few days in the, city, on
business b5oa -. ,''ss
D. s. Eotterrock. a we'll known Win
,ston-Salem man, was among the visi-
tors to the city yesterday. -
]. F. Hallsof Iva was in town yes
terday for a few hours. ea
H. L. Willingham of Bolton was
among the visitors to the city yes
tefday. t9
Mrs. Oscar Mftchsll Of Bolton was
shopping in heAcity yesterday.
| M.ssess Pearl and Lizzie Murphy of
Anderson, route a, were shopping in
the city yesterday. 5 *. i..s,i :.
! ]. w. Major of the Sandy Springs
neighborhood was among the bust
ness visitors to the city yesterday.
II. T. Hanks of Belton was in the
city yestsrday for short stay. i
NJ. L. Simpson OF Iva was anpnR the
business visitors to- the city yestef-
! ! das. Z, tksAlt; 81 siaFitdiFs2
4 --S1g i7ts t,yffa assff4 mi
u Guyton of Pircetowns was
) 10 he city FOR Pew hours yeserday
| sJasA. Horton. a we'll known. business
: man sof Belton was in Anderson yes.
Miss Grace Gam6reif otsBeltonl was
In the city yesterday on q shopping ex-
pedition.
/ g. H. Bulky of Spaftanburg, vel.
known drug man. gas In tho city yes
'tardey.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

u Guyton of Pircetown3 was
10 be city for aiSsw hours yeserday.
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NJ. L. Simpson OF Iva was anlpng the
business visitors to- the city yestef-
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T J. w. Major of the Sandy Spring,
neighborhood was among the bust
ness visitors to the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

f. =. Kowaiski OF Hope1ell was {
business visitor to spend yesterday: ir
Anderson.
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8tlfI ltlt Ha
<HF Esla N.
ttSS6
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M,ssess Pearl and Lizzie Murphy o
Anderson: route a, were shopping Il
the city yesterday. $ 49, is.s,
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Lowndesville after a short visit to
Hartwell, Ga. ~
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S. E. Girard and j. C. Bolt OF tn.
Green Pond neighborhood were in tn
city yesterday.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-03-04
A Wise Bill.

To prevent miscarriages OF justice
through Interpretation Of Jurors in long
drawn-out litigation, Representative
Swager Sherley has introduced bill
providing for the swearing IN of as ma
ny as three extra jurors in cases where
the court may find such amplification
necessary. Mr.. Sherey said the pro-
posal involves many fine points of law
and he expects an interesting debate
when the matter comes to head He
has no idea of the chances his measure
has of passage, or when il will be con-
sidered.
I'm a case like that of The Govern
ment against the National Cash Regis
ter Co." said the Louisville member,
weeks and weeks were consumed in the
taking of testimony. Suppose in some
such cases jurors should fall i'll or be
otherwise incapacitated. miscarriage
OF justice would ensue. Buff The court
had the power TO draw on three extra
jurors, the requisite number could prac
ideally always be in service.
These extra jurors under my bill
may take part ia he deliberations of the
jury after The ilial aud participate in
the verdict"
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-03-04
100000 Game fish 10 De
Sent To Kentucky.

Ten milIon fish of the game varieties
will be sent TO kentucky ia a special
consignment April -. Senator James
has been conducting the necessary nego-
tiaIons wHh the United States FISH
Commission. and the maj"riiy f the
hsh will be used 10 stocS the STATE
streams designated by him at the in
stance Of resldelts Of the neighborhood.
7 &c mountain >tr ans are 10 be ptrtIc-
ularly well taken care OF for in these the
game fish thrive especially well
The various Congressman from the
Stale who have not yet applied for fish
are expected 10 make their arrangements
with IA. Senator between now and April
u. when The carload for Kentucky will
be sent on It's way.
a lazy liver leads to chronic dyspepsia
and constipatiOn,-wea the whole
system osn's ReguleiS Csc per box)
act mildly on the liver and bowels Al
all drug stores.-Adv. mar
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-03-04
A Child's Behest.

The other day great big green box
was left at an orphanage To The box.
which contained beautiful doll, was
tied tins note:
TO The lii lie girl who gets my dolly:
Il am sending you my doll, because
| won't be aoie 10 play wI,h n an,
more. The dOcsof Say ; I'm q 20 at.r
live much longer. lll you a.. goou 10
ms Jolly and VIII you namc hel Joseph
lme. alter me. please? love ner yer,
much. Josephine
One OF the nlLI- orphan sIr.s. nan,,.
Jenny, was given tue doll an sn, said:
Every nIgut wheE say III, payer,
am going TO say one tor the littIe sIrl
who gave me my Josephine.
Il hope she'll get well soon, so she can
have her doll.to love again. I'm taking
good care of her and love her Just The
way she said must. But I'd do that
anyway, for never mad doll befor :,
and have wanted one al my life"
Oh, yes; it's only the acts and talk OF
children; but out of the mouths of such
as these cometh wisdom. Josephine.
who evidently had much, gave that
which she loved greatly TO one who had
nothing. The wise chila knew THAI her
precious doll would be best loved by one
who had no doll How many of US
grown folks Will give, al the end OF our
hves, with such wisdom? Full half OF
all that older people give IN the shape OF
public requests Is looked on as restitu
tion. and that which they give TO per
sons Is oflentimes fought over by the
mourners.
Love that promotes love does not en-
ter in
Il m not going to live much longer.
BE good 10 my dolly. / love her very
much -
Every night when say my prayers
I'm eoiug 10 say one for the little CARL,
said tho orphan.
dying child leaves a deed of kind
ness and love that VIII live lifetime in
the neart OF lIttle sister who has nei-
ther mother nor faI her and every night
the angels will record God bless the
little girl who made me happy with that
which she SO much lovedr"
BE We man of millions or man of dimes,
VIII you leave the equal of tha.?