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FtrEiiSButG PEANUT MARKET.
'Nni,.r,nu iN ItcdE'tS. i'.umrl'r & co. Inc \
if;TERSRtEG. VA. January l.. -Si,an-
iSil FARMERS stock Market steady. 81 a9l.
NirEtniaS Farmers stock Market st,adv.
fHh'N Jumbo. &c To 4hc per pound: extra
urine. "a" Il" ia ucr haunt: printc. 3igC to
go unr pound; shciliuc stock. 3c to si.c
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,niNcd. Sloead sioSo: heavy. $40 Sd $40. So:
r"nsh; $40 y N $lo.io: pigs, s775 a s,so,
.t''c t"ceints. 1000: strong Nntiv~ hccr
,-,n'' -. ,nn Sll. 81: Western ste"vS. S..hnT
IND St"rk"rS and feeders. S5.5om SIS: .ows
-, he't"rS. k|.IOm $40 90 ,nlV.s. SG1I - SlI -.
StS"n.R crcip;S. GOO. steady. WcthcrS.
S'.d'G Ia. o. La rll.S SII IOTJ XII ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

COTTDN GOODS.
NtN YORK. January l2.-Cottom goods
""r" steady AMI uui"t to-day. Yarns vcrc
ilirlN steady. Wool markets. wore firm.
'''hN-t"-w"ar goods wcr" in fair demand.
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SEw YORK PRODUCE MAEKrr.

NEW YORK. January i2-Tcnd"-c of 100
barrels on January contracts had Il do
rrcsting effect upon cotton or TO-DAY do.
suite the H'"adY showing in lard and .Gf-
ION I.iGuidt tion was quite general Final
prices were 6 "a u poiuIs net lower. Sal.s,
-" haricls. The market closed si,gdv.
Snot, l2@ bld January, I2GLnl2lo. rebru-
40 mi2Hs. Niayt 1901 n 1905. .Tmnc. ian ..
):It. july. l2iomi2is; August. i2liWi&-ia.
Raw sugar. ptcBdy: centrifugal. Esp mo
lRsses. Az. refined. stead. hne granulat.d.
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RIIIAINING
MOMENTUM ~ MANY BRANCHES

bunS review tomorrow viii say:
WITH the end nf the HOLIDAYS and
annual settlements. business has re-
gained momentum in many branches
and sections. although wholesome con
SerNatiSm aud caution :,rti everywhere
manifest. Each week tho question Of
iutnrc economic EMBELLISHMENTS enters
NOR" largely INTO calculation, and
doubts as to the changes that ulti-
inatciy must b" effected cause hcsi-
fancy both in legitimate trade and
industry. and in speculation.
After a long period of cxtraotdin-
arN huyinS som" abatement of demand
IS I" b" expected, and, with the works
booked 10 capacity FOR months to come.
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MARKET CONDITIONS
kHc'ints OF apples light; demand unusually
E,od. POTATOES scarC". good quality bring
ihI EonI prices. Market active on all fruits
ana Vegetables
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CMICNGO LINE SINlL MAnEur

n1 ~ 49, JahNHIN v -Nn..IrI, y
w. active. zoe T." ID above N.-t',I., -, -,
age b"!k. sioiJDt SO 20; liEht. $50. n Sic 20
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@POsTHOL|DAY LETHARCY
BEGINS TO WEAR OFF
Trade Relatively Brisk in the West
for This Season OF
Year.
REPORTED GOOD
Warm Weather Has Hampercd Dis
tribution in Eastern Cities, but,
All Things Considered, Situation
aS to Sales Is Satisfactory.

NEW YORK. January l2.- Brad
streets tomorrow Will say:
while there is some evidence Of
Conservatism born Of Il desire to avoid
stocking up with hiSh-priccd goods,
trade is beginning to throw OFF the
letharGy incident {" the posthoiidHy
period. Statesmen are again on the
road. and buyers are in the more i'm
portant markets sizing things up. the
price situation. which continues to
swing upward az regards staple arti-
clcS. rendering ii essential for buyers
To deliberate with caution. However.
talk of early peace in Europe has been
all but ended by the reply Of the
entente allies, and thereby some hesi-
fancy as |" the future has been di-
minishcd.
over "a large part Of the West, trade
is relatively brisk for this season of
the year. large orders heretofore re
ccivcd denote confidence. merchants
are asking for prompt shipments and
collections are good. Likewise. some
J"hbcrS. particularly those dealing III
dry goods. fear they may not be abb.
/" ill promptly all orders. especially
as mill interests are likely To he tardy
making deliveries. Yet reports of
some o~NcrStoCkinG are not absent. ono
statement having especially to do with
shoes. However. most markets indI-
cate that demand for shoes is active.
'''' 'lH''ui's VI S'NtiHS u" Iil;ttcTlil
rcrSisi*, which fact prcsagcS even
hiGhcr prices than nov prevail and
evidently dcarcr thinner shoes.
Retail trade is featured by clearance
sales. but. of course. prices on staple
articles are not 50 attractive as in
ether Gears. Warm weather has hamp-
cred distribution in tho Eastern cities,
but. by and large, the situation as re-
Si"ctS sales ia satisfactory. Industrial
lines manifest small activity. many
lines being sold ahead soiidly for
months To come. but there arc spccial
Instances that Indicate some toning-
down in new business.
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.,W'. II CulrIc Z tOI
hichn1nd. Va, January L..

MARKET CDNDlrioNS
POULTRY Market In active condition Era.
MdlN"t higher. rrCciDt- not tuuni tn Ii.
in'nd iiuttcr-Mark-t uneasy Iiii"s III Mar
'"t Unsettled. Live s~tock-Maikct i'm .uuL
condition: r'coipts light.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale 1.ututions.

SD %ifuit"T. nrmcr. cheese. nrm. Spo,
coffee. ruict: ri" -. loc: santos Is. lie.
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NEW YORE. January IL. Mercantile pa
r"r. SIC; sterling. si,ty-d"N bills. ii5l..
commercial siNty-d'y bills. san. ~i"HnarI.
81 ib'-: cables. SI'ISi-. Bar silver. ~ M'Ni-
can dollars. a7A. Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds, strong. Time loans. s,"iriy
Maa. OH MlnMnN. EinnIN. rmlimE r-L.. @
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TRAP SHOOTING TOURNEY
LOUIS RUEGER MAKES BEST
SCORE AMONG RICHMONOERS
Rain Intertcrcs With Shooters In In
trodurtory Southern IInndicnps
Tournament ut Roanoke.


ROANOKE. VA, May S.--R. u. Nor
gan. OF Washington. u. c.. won the
Naplcwood handicap with record OF
ninety seven targets out of 100 in tho
southern introductory OF the twelfth
southern handicap tournament which
and a drinzlinE rain made il. almost
Impossible for the trapshootcrs 10 turn
in good scores
scored high in tn. double targets.
breaking twcnty-four out OF thirty.
M whG Sf"S S mSr nan i'g rSs ynS Sm,
burg "a !; NJ: Hawkins, Baltimore: 7.
!,r I'm on a,i""i IA H3nk!. WilmiSat Sm Hei.
II. CLARK, Al,on., m: 7 Z Koch. Phillips
f TSsac& %Gg iarrrp'c@, ns "'SSo
mr., Aberdeen, Ma u. \. Mor.on, char
Wsshins,on; Il y Morgan. WASHINGTON; j.
&orf %'!f,'' Va aud II j. iiI,dsS Front
StSrc, Of vireintans gu, Of 100 targets:
l.. kuoEcr Etchmoud ~.
r. Il. COZ. lynghrurs. l;6
\ Anderson. Richmond, 10.
!! " Ss Gr5oI " Fnrm2iilc NJ ias
.. $ West. Front Royai. i$l.
~ Suskl"E. Nsncinsc. 49,,
$ Z DAY 'Wsyn.sbore, lae
T. l.. Early. Saltvillc. -.
l.. ". pun"nh-rgcr. stanton 1872
W. y. Wis"rarV"r. N"rrvviiic. 49,
y. g 'uuth"r Norfolk. III,
Y !. HNIiE". Front Royal. rs
-. g Watson. Roanoke. 81 on, OF 90
NJ. Shepherd. Roanoke. H..
w. ~ RloStun. Roanoke. H..
j. Y. Cumhi". Roanoke. ~.
J.. - Richards. HuHnokC. 40.
James Cornell. Roanoke los
.. - Ice. LNuchhGrE. ~.
= y Anderson. Jr, LynchburE. i:5. :.
~. e Elliott. Roanoke. III.
~ :. .lcukins. Roanoke, rs.
~. g l.oyd. 'ioudyi"w. 100.
" X. Coz, Roanoke, 10.
= NcN"rr kosnob". ~ out Of II.
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:. NEW YORK. May S.-sircatcr Now
! ork two -C;ilhoolnv OF
IN" Yankees, ANA Myers Of tho
l'odEcrs--w no, seriously hurt
AS reported yesterday.
FnESicianS said to-day that Tho little
ank"c player viii probably he able
Z" ptaN again in month. Will. i,
h""ain" known that MycrS's shoulder
MAS not broken. hut he will he ont OF
III" game for Two months
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FIRST GAME.
Chicago.


Totals. I i - IL rotals....11 . - - L.
-I:an tor bay"npurt ia nfth
rfnii"d Tor Soihoruu in SiNth.
IRAN FOR Scv'r"ii in eighth.
Rated for hamilton la eighth.
Sror" by innings: Il.
ST Louis ..,... . q o ; ,-i
Summary: Error~-W"aV"r. Eish.rE John
son t2b MarsauS. Two base hits SChalk.
Scott Sister, Jacobson. i.avan. Three base
hit johnson. StruCh ont by Scott. =: hy
Davenport Bases ON h,Ils-on Scott. :; OF
Davenport. 4; OF Hamilton. !: of Plank. !:
off Park. - Ilits-oft Davenport. Ia > in
rinES. of Scott. II in " - innings; of
Park. l in =" inning: OF Hamilton. in
-. innings: of cicOttc. in u; innings.
Sacrifice ht.-IsisLrrs O., Fclsci: Ken
worthy. stolen haSC-SChalk. Hit Icy
pitched hall--hy scott. ,Shu,tonI. Will
pitch-Ismilton. tmpircs. Evans ANA Sal-
lin. Time given.
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WOMEN REACH SECOND ROUND
IN SOUTHERN COLE TOIU\J,,

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Nav Nom
pms birmingham. Rome. Atlanta
hn"NNiiie and Montgomery are still
represented In IN" championship Of tn.
seventh annual tournament OF tn,
southern WomcWs Golf Association
E!ehl but Of the sixteen pl: ycrs seven
ar" from Memphis. Atlanta has on.
icrreSchtatiNc. Knoxville one. Hiriniug-
h'm three. isoInc TWO and AlontgoIncrv
Two. Inc SECOND round OF the cham
pl"hShlp VIII start tomorrow
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South Atlantic Irnpuc

bus 3 ''"'h-
~ coiumbia--Columbia. I Macon .
thrst game). %
'olumbia, 4; Macon. u Second game
seven innings BY agrcemcnD
AZ Charleston-Charlc I. JacI-
Sonville. FIRST game. ten inniupSl
Charleston, .. Jacksonville Isecnnd
game. seven innings by agreement,
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PELICAN FIRST BtSE:,I,>
FRktTl RES I.I:(. IN ttNI

NEW ORLEANS Nav t.dw,rd
Ni'I"r tlrst has",uam for the New or
leans f"licaus fractured his left lcr
hnoN" lH" ankle while sliding in :,
ntd''i'" gam" to-day Miller recently
Was ""M2hl from The Galveston chm
% IN. Texas l.r;uuc
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Toronto ........... - ~ -
summary: Errors kally ,'""ncy schultz
Two ba>'' hit DH~lUw. stolen ha~"s--C;ra-
ham. rn-iow Sacrifice hi;s-iI",ruc ,2p,
Graham Powell. Sacrifice ny--.Tarohsor.
boupl" play Blackburn to I.sioi" /" era
liam. i."ioio 10 Graham tn Smith: Jacob
son t. smith Let ON haS">-r"routo I:
Providence. First base on errors Toronto.
.: Providence. ! Bases ON balls--oH H.srnc
J. uns : hulk. =. Struck out-hy Hoarnc :.
ny schultz. l. i-mpireS. Mcbride and Car
renter Time. i.fn
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GRAYS' ERRORS IN EIGHTH
GIVE GAME. WITHOUT A HIT
schultz Holds 'r"ront" 4" Three Hin
giles. hut Ills aud Cooucy'> Mi>rucs
Cost Gnmc-Srnrc !" to I.

TORONTO. May S-Aficr Schultz
had held Toronto To three hits and no
runs to-day. errors by Schultz and
cooncy in tho eighth enabled the Leafs
to score two runs without a hit. and
beat the GrayS. = to |. Three double
plays held Providence down. The
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y AXES Guns TWELVE FRAMES
TO DEFEAT ROCHESTER, ttIu

ROCHESTER, \ s.. Nav ~.
chicago CUBS defeated E"chcs,.r. II IL
. IN !" t"elN inning exhibition
zane nero TINS afternoon. III which ~.
managers Of both teams oXpcrin,",,,tmG
with young pitchers The locals n'.,J.
eyer runs off Nick Garter IN ,hc firtI
hichGo 10000 G0nG02-l IL p
ROCHESTER o d ""7 l0Vl . 10
Batteries Carter, flcudryN ana
= lackbnrn"; ii"rsche, Nuenkc Sirvis 81.
ana Sandbcrr 800 NJ
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INDIANS BEAT TIGERS

DETROIT. MICH. May S-Stanlcy
'oNclcSki" held Detroit to three hits
to-day. and Cleveland won. :, TO :.
The visitors punched hits in the last
Two innings. overcoming \ ono run
lead with the aid Of two errors in tho
ninth. WambsEansS made "a ,riri.. and
three singles in three times al bat
Ram made IT Impossible To play the
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BRAVES DOWN SUPERBAS

BOSTON. May S.--pfcffcr held Boston
10 three hits until tho ninth inning
10 day. when singles by Eouctchy and
Wilhoit, followed by Cowdy'S double.
scored konctchy with the run that
won for Boston, > to ]. Tyler was hit
safely only four times. 'rhc score:
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WHITE SOX TAKE BOTH
BROWNS MAKE MANY ERRORS,
BUT FAIL TO SWAT TIMELY
F0or Fielding. Accounts for Double De
fcat-Itad ENrrIicm; Chances for
Victory in Each Contest.

ST. LOUIS. NO. May St. Louis
outhit chicag" To-day. hut inability To
hit when runs WEI" most needed and
poor fielding lost both games for them.
The scores Wcr" 8 to and q to =.
ST Louis held a lead OF four runs i'm
the ffth iuuin. OF til" second game.
hut four errors and ON" hii gave the
visitors three runs. Chicago won in
tho ninth ON a has" ON balls lack Son'S
triple and FclSch'S single. The scores:
FIRST GAVIN.
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Southern Icnruc

- Ananta-A,lanra. 3; Nashville. :
Atl"ntn. 8; Nashville. ] Second
~ ~ RirminGham - Birmingham. 2;
\, Mobiin--Mobile, 4: Little ROCK.
~ New Orleans--New Orleans, I,
Chattanooga. I.
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rc,1ls. g 727l, To'ss.al i ,.@5 il

on" ont whom winning run was scored
S""r" by innings: r.
Brooklyn .......... e o . q q
summary: Errors without. Johnston Two.
h"S" hits-Wheat t2b. Guwdy. Three ba -.
h'-SicnEcl stolen has"S-kon"tchy, Twoin-
by ny i."tt on has"> .l'oSton. :. Brooklyn, ..
Bases on bal OF Tyler. 3. on if"rfcr B
S;Iuch oui-ny Tyler. 3; by rfomcr q Sac.
Double piays--W.ihoit to Kon"tchy: Ciish.w
L" FabriGuc 20 DauD"rt Hit by pitched Hall
p MASSEY: lmpircS. O'Day and Bransn.lG
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SECOND GAME.

TU0"TN ~ . II . 7" TOTALS y " II =, II
battcG for Williams in third,
Scor" by innings: H.
ST. Louis ............G =. :. u q a.
thicaE" .........-.....I " q -
summary: Error, MarsaI,S johnson or
k"nworth?, Snthnron. SciInlIi Two H., - hits
.S"th"r"n Austin. Three b:s.. h,S-Austin.
H"h"'". Jackson. HON" johnson. Sac
riii"" hfS-Iohns"u, Austin. Koch Double
Play. k"n""rthy, t" Sisl"r T. Collins to
EiSh"rG l." Gandil. Stolen ba -cS-R isborr
Jackson. Fclsch lit toy pitched bsU-hv
hcnH ,J"g"h,,"nl !i"sc on h.Il&-oG So,h-
"r"n (. lI!ts-"n williams = la = innings
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1hiludelphin.
TotalS....5i | y .; Ii Tot4ls...., l. - 10 |
.Iia ttoh for MaN.r in SnN.nth

Score by innings. II.
Philadelphia ...... :. I" OIL
Now York ........... 3 4" o o -
Summary: Errors Iudcrus. T.vo-bssc hits
holt Sacrihce hii|kildum T"unc plays
kildun Fletcher and Iioll<". f."ft on Ia Sos
New York. 9; l'hiad'lphia. :. Na~es
bal off Anderson, :: on Ri>"y. i of fit
tory. >. liit~-um KiN"y i in . innings tnonc
out i'm thirdt Struck "ut-hv EiXey. ,: hy
M~y-r. /: 10y fiucry, l. Icy Anderson. :.
tmrircs. ouiElry and Byron. Time. 1854.
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PILLS LOSE TO GIANTS
RlXEY DRIVEN FROM MOUND;
ANDERSON HURLS GOOD BALL
Mayer md E'ittery Hold Giants score
less In Inst ScsSfons-t,Rmc Ends
ScrlcA--St.nri. L. Al a

NF.W YDKK, May N.--N"W YORK won
tho second and last game of the series
from Philadelphia to-day. = TO |.
RiNcy was hit hard by tho Giants In
tho second and third innings. Mayer
and Fittcry held New York Scorclcss
thereafter Anderson pitched well
after the first. The score:
1hilnirlnbin \rw EnrI
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
'Nh games postponed: rain.D
STANDING Oh I.IUS

WHEKE THEY rLAY TU-DAY.
Portsmouth at Newport Ncw.
IHnchirurg AT PrirJsburr
Rock! Mount az Norfolk
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WHERE lhr:i Ff-Nf 10 Jay.
PittsburEh at Boston.
Chicago at IbrUOkIyn
Cincinnati 1T Ncw York.
81. I.oni~ at Philadelphia
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of S"th"ron, IL > - innings: off REM &
IN +" innings. Left on la st. Louis. 6:
chicago. = Tim" of game. 2:o5 umpiIcS,
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American League
RESULTS YENTEKuAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
l"veand, >: Detroit. (: tfirst eamc).
ShicnE". :: ~. Louis. : ttir>t game.
hitago. %: 81. Louis, (srrOnu game
Nrw York. s: PHILADELPHIA ..
Washtnrtnn- Boston doth games post-
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.'.r""ns' or" Greens horo- winston
N"i.m POSTPONED, wet grounds
~ Charlotte - Charlotte Dur IN a m
traiub. 10
1t AShcvili" AshnvMlc. ! Raleigh. :.
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STANDING or cIUes

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Chicago AT 81. Louis.
,, Boston at Washington
toniH Two games schrdulrd.)
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WHERE THEY r.,y

WHERE THEY PLAY Jn-DAY
ih"iannpnii> at Minneapolis,
tolumhu. at Milwaukee,
Toledo AT 81. Vaui.
Louisville at Ean.ns civ
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
columbus. :: Milwaukee. =.
indianapolis. -: Minneapolis. l.
81 FHui, .: Toledo. g.
hah>"s 'h!. 3; Louisville, g.
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National League

RESULTS YES fERIlAY.
itoston. =; Brooklyn. 1.
New York. :: I'hiiuticIphin. |.
-. Lou - Pittsburgh (ruini.
COM! three games schctlulrd.)
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Toronto. =: Providence, I.
'ohi! one gnmc schcduIcd.)
STANDING OF CItNS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond AT Buffalo.
Baltimore ut Montreal.
<,, -, Newark at Rochester.
Nohif thrcc Eamcs schcdulcd.)
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scheduled double.
second part OF the
header. The score,
('lIYcl,,ut

Totals. ...3s 10 u l? Totals. 20 3 p 10
Score 10y innings: II.
Cleveland >........... -
Detroit ................ %
Summary: Errors; chapman. Bush. Ncach.
Two base hits-Grnh"y. Chapman. Three
base hits-Roth. wambsgans$. Ncach. Sac
rifle" httS--thapman. tovclcSkic. Sacrinc"
ni"s.cra WORD. Turner. Double piays-Bush
TO Young 10 Crawford: Chapman 10 wambs
EanSS tn GuiSto: Wit TO Crawford Left
ON bas"s-clcv"lani. :: Detroit l. First
base on errors Cleveland. /: Detroit I
Eases ON hnlls-of Dauss. ,: off Covelcskic .;
Hts aud earned runs-on DHuSs 10 HIT
runs in 2 innings: off Cov.lrshic :; hits /
run In min. innings Struck out-by Dauss,
continued on Ninth PagcD
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STANDING or ILL
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IN THE PALMETTO STATE
SOME OCCURRENCES OF VARIOUS
KINDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
State News Boiled Down for Quick
Reading.-Paragrap About
Men and Happenings.

A large number of North Carolina
and Tennessee troops have arrived at
Camp Sewer, Greenville.
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad in
twenty-four hours handled seventeen
troop trains through Florence.
Two carloads of Percheron brood
mares have been purchased in llli-
nois for Hampton county farmers.
Two soldiers stationed at camp
near Lexington, were waylaid and
shot in the legs Sunday night by un-
known parties.
William S. Cogburn, we'll known
citizen of Edgefeld, accidently shot
himself in the left hand Monday after
noon while dove shooting. The hand
had to be amputated at the wrist.
A thousand new recruits undergo
ing intensive training at the U. S.
Marine Corps recruit depot at Port
Royal, S. c., went through the month
Of August with a perfect conduct
record. There was not one single
offender against the regulations, a
report to headquarters states.
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We, the Bamberg boys, wish sc
much to thank each and everyone
who took part in our little banquet at
Mrs. Johns's, as we were about to de-
part from Bamberg, but to return
some day again.
We arrived here safely at o'clock
and were examined and passed all o.
k, of course. Camp life is fine
except the punctures for typhoid few
or. Meals are good also. Everybody
holds one arm, being sore from the
puncture.
Write us. We were not all sepa-
rated. Mr.. Henderson, myself, Ray,
and two others are all in company
D. engineers. R. A. BENNETT.
Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. c.
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COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around the
County and Elsewhere.
Colston Clippings.

Colston, September 12.-These
fall days are letting us know that
Jack Frost is on his way again.
Miss Minnie kirkland is spending
some time with Miss Mary Clayton.
Miss Alberta kearse was the pleas
ant guest Of Miss Mamie Mcmillan
Friday night and Saturday.
Messrs. j. c. Beard, Thomas Clay
ton and B. D. Bishop and Miss Cleo
Bishop motored to Columbia Tues
day.
Misses Jennie and Hattie Fender
visited relatives in this section Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
Little Valentine Mcmillan left re-
Gently for North Carolina to stay with
his aunt, Mrs. nellie Pate. He will
attend school there.
Miss Mamie Mcmillan left Sunday
for Bamberg, where she will attend
the graded school.
y Mesdames Nora Lard and Estelle
All and Messrs. Lennie Brit and Hol-
lis Powell spent several days last
week with relatives here.
Miss Nettie Clayton was the well
come guest of Miss Mary Clayton Sat-
urday and Sunday
Mr.. Harold Reid, of Barnwell. spent
last week with relatives in this Sec
ton.
Pinder boilings are all the go in
this section at present.
Mr.. George F. Mcmillan, Jr., spent
Saturday night with MIR. Sammie
CLAYTON.
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New Advertisements.

Otis Brabham-Wanted.
Klauber's- Fall Goods.
Bamberg Auto Co.-Banker!
G. E. Kearse-Lost or Strayed.
Peoples Bank-Here is Picture
Thielen Theatre-''The Common
S. C. Ray, Sherif-Notice of Tax
Sale.
Law
Bamberg Bargain House-Bar.
gains.
Laverne Thomas & Co. Fall Op,
ening.
Chero-Cola Bottling Co.-Each
Bottle.
Enterprise Bank-The Science OF
Saving.
Thielen Theatre-Retreat of the
Germans.
J. J. Brabham, Jr., Master-Mas-
ter's Sales.
Bamberg Banking Co.-Protect
Your Family.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
School Time Again.
VIM. Wrigley Co.'S. o. S. Send
Over Some Wrigley's.
Bamberg Banking Co.-Estate OF
Peter Helmet, Deceased.
Peoples Bank-Don't Sell Your
Cotton Until You Have To.
Hooton's Ladies Store and Milli-
merry Store.-Our Fall Opening.
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Graded School Begins Session.

Monday morning the graded school
began it's session under most favor
able circumstances. Quite a num-
Der of the friends and patrons OF
the school were present at the open
ing exercises. DR.. E. O. Watson
made an excellent talk to the pupils
and teachers.
The enrolment in the lower grades
is most gratifying, but the enroll
ment in the higher grades is some
what disappointing, especially as to
boys. On the first day only five boys
enrolled in the high school.
The graded school is fortunate this
year in having an exceptionally
strong faculty. Superintendent AL
len and his corps of teachers are now
hard\at work and expect this session
to be one of the best in the history
of the school.