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LAUREL RESULTS

E15st rnSff Nsssy hs sssss s5 l.
$500. third Time i:i4 as. Flwin t"E Wsisb1..
man Rockaree. Wehew, Rose Of Roses Iere
Erlhc cuba. Smart Guy
M MHm. joan S7 Of tonsr sstIo $3.50 ssss
sSi29' scciGonh'. Iadua. g twida1' $40.
'acnetta. Katie Canal. Lady Ivan ran ran
Third race-cn- mile-IIank O'Dav. 11o
spar. 1l2 WalD. $500. s3.2O. second; wis"st
Fool loo IColtilettD. 50 so. third. Time.
l:io 10; Dairyman. Tho Desert ran
Fourth race--siN furlongs-On Watch ia
Ikelseyl. $20.50. s7.2O. $500. won: Biazcs.
Stance LA knagp' S1Go; SEQ second; Son
i:i3 S, 3,5 Wildairr; carnandale ran
I{SSHandG?; s2,5o. out; out. won: Camofleur
p Pan H. rS Ss Drcysr. out. third. Time.
SiTsn $3.50 SOD sssS 197
,2o 1IpIomipien;, s3;to. $40. second: Louise
Tia Is. Rcy I'll Pleasan,on.' '''' Mc,her nm
ws ,gsno5 and
Fairy Prince; los tcailahan), $40. $3.50.
third, Time. 2:o6 2-5. Arbitrator. Foun:
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livery. Daubert struck out. the third
bail being called. Groh doubled to
left. the ball clearing the fence in
front of the bleachcrs and rolling I'M
DER thcm 1t was held to Il wo-bagger
by the ground rules Cicotte grabbed
Roush,s bounder and tossed him out
AZ nrst while Groh was going to third.
duncan put clean single through the
pitchers box. Groh trotting home. t.
coll1ns took Kopfs grasscutter and
the third out. One run; 9 hits; no
errors.
Seventh Inning.
!, n Gdh Gag fouledSssft several
e caed S'Fu sa 2u s4a hs .dd se
Grounder and retired him easily at
first. Felsch famed. taking a good
swing ut the final one, but missing II.
Cincinnati-Neale struck out. swing
ing at the final offering. Wingo walk
CO.. 1t was his third pass to first to-
center: It was clean hit that j. Col
Inns fielded fast and Wingo got no
farther than SECOND. Daubert was out
and tossed TO Gandil. Collins momen-
was close. but Naliin called Dau bert
out. NO runs; l hit: no errors.
Eighth Inning.
berg up. Risberg lifted a high one
mat Roush got under. but muffcd Ris-
berg however. tried to make second
ana was thrown out. Roush to Rath.
kopf got Schallk's hard drive and made
beautiful throw TO Daubert. No
runs; no hits: l error.
:, Cincinnati-Groh drove liner to
left that Jackson camped under and
captured. T.. Collins got Roush.s
Erounder near second and threw to
lanai Tor the put-out. Risbcrg got
douncan.s roller and retired him at
hrst. No runs; no hits; no errors
Ninth Inning.
Chicago-Ciccotte famed on three
pitched balls. j. Collins foul hit only
a Few inches outside the line in right
heid. Roush came over into left center
and captured ]. Collins drive. L. col
Inns out. Rath to Daubert. No runs;
no hits; no errors.
Cancinnati--E. Collins took Konrs
high ny. Ncalc popped TO jackson,
Wlngo singled through Z. Collins into
righi. Masec batted for Luque. Magee
singled into right Wingo holding
second. Smith ran for Magee rain
lied to Fcisch. No runs: 2 hits; no
errors '
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JAMAICA RESULTS

F!rs, raec.--nve and one half furlonss--
won; InGtscretion. 10 tBuxton). to ).
TO 2 to l. second. Incincrator. 100
t'r".cet. IL Ia !. " TO !. TO >, third. Time.
1901 - Bctsinda. Heavy Weapon. Hscka-
more. Sister Helene. Edith Is. Foreclosure
ran
Second race-miie and seventy ysrds-War
Note ilj (Buxton). II to ). 10 .. 20 y
won; Stcpson. 10 (kumm-rl to . even.
! To - second. Pollu. 10 CARROLL. 3 10 /.
even, 10 :. ih.rd. Time, LAS 40. lucy
Travis. IEohokus. Beau,y sleep. Malice. Da-
mi"da. CourtiDg CoiorS. assumption Nanette
FiaCk ran.
diai H.: i53 (aiyers5. to !. to i. to 5
won: lemons Bon. ZIG .tFairS-othe Is to
~ I" .. to .. second Tctley. 100 (Precce).
!: 70 |. 10 !, 20 .. third Time. l:ij s-5.
Whimsy. Sophie Gatewood. Kohnoor ran.
Fourth racc-six Observation-Disclosures. ia
,BuAtonl. to !. even. 10 3. won. Toto.
.N tAcCahel, 10 >. to .. out second :.
Hannibal! i2' nkummep. . TO !. to 10.
to I. third. rinc. 1872 %. added start
or TtCkltsh Pcnrose ran
F!fth Tacc--iu;!c and a s!xteenth-Bar
ono, ZIG tRuwauI, II to :. to 5. ! 10 4
wur: Paddy Dear. III (Dav!es). 10 . 4
10 ). J 10 9. second: Belle Roberts 1903
.rreeC"l II 20 8, TO 70. 70 .. third Time.
sixth ,racc-ty" and one half furlongs-
20 4 won: Lady Wood io7 CWerncrI, II
70 J. 10 !. TO :. second: Feather. l07
lfodriGLez). - 20 J. 10 ]. 4 to l. third.
Time. ;bs iteigian Queen. Back Home,
. Locust Leaves. EiChochct May Roberts
IloTSaln. Marian Adams ran.
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First Inning.
ChicaEo--J. Collins opened the game
with clean single through second
Daubert, j.. Collins going 10 second.
1t was beautiful hunt and Eddie
almost beat it out. Weaver hoistcd a
Inns holding second. Jackson took n
terrific swing ut the first bail. but
f foniGd it lnfson n5 sinGed to lei
and was caught between first and
second. He got GU; sof the tanglc.
however. when Daubcrt fumblcd
jackson took second. Felsch was
forced when Ciandil drove to ltupf,
who tossed him ou, at second. Eath
ing right field and j. Collins center
field for Chicago. Duncan and Kopf
and Raih get an assist on Daubcrt's
error. One run: hits: one error.
Cincinnati,--Ra:h reached first safely
to go through him. Collins being
charged with an error. Daubert popped
out taking 2 healthy swing ut the final
one. l. Collins grabbed Roush's drive
and tossed to Risbcrg, forcing Rath
No runs; no hits; one error.
Second Inning.
chicago-Kopf threw out Risberg at
first. Schalk flied to Neale. who TOOK
ii after long run toward center field.
Groh threw Cicotte out. 1t was n slow
bounCor. NO runs, no nitS: no errors.
Cincinnati-Duncan smashed at the
first pitched ball and hoisted high
fly to j. Collins in center. Kopf drove
a liner into left center for a clean
single. Ncale fouled out to Weaver,
the latter taking it near the third base
and holding kopf at first. Kopf was
out stealing, Schalk to Risberg. No
runs; ! hit: no errors.
Third Inning.
Chica go-J. Collins singled through
a. T.. Il ,>fTc Gil ~.
T.. Collins beat out bounder that
kopf couldn't get over in time. j. Col
Inns on second Weaver attempted To
sacrifice, but foulcd the ball. Itopf
took Weaver's tap and stcpped on sec
ond, forcing T.. Collins. He claimed
that Collins intcrfcrcd with his throw
to catch Weaver, and Riglcr allowed it.
ordering Weaver out. Jackson singled
TO left. scoring j. Collins. F'cisch
forced Jackson, Kopf TO Rath. kopf
got the ball in deep short and the
play at second was very close. One
run: 3 hits; no errors.
Cincinnati--Cicottc lost temporary
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MORAN SELECTS ELLER
SAYS "HOD" WILL REPEAT
HIS VICTORY OF MONDAY
Gleason Expects 10 Start williams, and
Declares White SoI Arc
In Stride.
LBy Associated pre..1


CINCINNATI. Oct. s.-"Hod" Eller.
wlo held the White Sox to three hits
In the NTH game OF the worlds series
at Chicago Monday, establishing a
series strike-out record Of six in a
row probably will face the Sox in tho
eighth game Of the series. scheduled
for Chicago tomorrow.
Lefty" Williams, although twice
beaten BY the Reds. is expected to be
Manager Gleason's pitching cloice.
me SoX went in the game today
won them the American League cham
pionship." said Manager Gleason to
night They were themselves for
the first time in the series. Tley are
right now and will defeat Eller to-
morrow II Moran decides to start him.
ITS strange thing. but the Sox
have badly beaten the pitchers who de-
feated them before. Reuther wan
SO was sallee. The same thing will
niiicent ball. outgessed tie Reds, out
batted them, outplayed them and Ci-
cote outpitched them. l am happy to
say that my confidence in Cicotte was
not mstudged. l may start Williams
tomorrow
"Cicotte was our master today, but
am confident tomorrow will see the
end of the series said Manager Mo-
ran. Of the Reds. Il expect TO pitch
markabie game OF last Monday. no club
can beat him. The Reds realize that
they must rally. The Sox out.i!t ana
outluckcd US today. bur the Reds will
come back with the same drive that
won the first two games OF the series.
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VIRGINIA WORKING HARD
FOR MARYLAND STATE GAME
Eleven Kept on Field Three Hour.
PrncticinE New Formations
on End RnnS.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispa,cb 7

Especial 10 The Times DispatchJ
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct. s.
In preparation for Saturdays game
with Maryland State, Virginia eleven
was Kept on the field three hours this
afternoon. Much time was spent in
practicing new formations on end
runs, in the hope of improving the Of
Tense. ~ "
Head Coach Coleman is still making
snlits IN the line and backfeld, in an
cMort 10 una the proper combina ton
0GnurGhnan is now at guard and Dave
Nood back in his old position at CEN
ter, Davis is being tried out al haIf-
PACK and will start in that position
Haturaay The end positions are still
probably be found at right wing. Rus.
sell Is fast recovering from his injur-
les, but Will hardly he in shane before
me contest with Virginia Military In
Dr.. Harry Warner. a former end
Joined the coaching squad today Cook
instructed the forwards at length.
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LATONIA RESULTS

lMooieyJ. 500. ssiG sos6' Mons Gc'd john is
When. loo tDoSlc>. $3.50. third. Time.
Green. Manganese. Bla!sc ran.
Second receive and one half furloncs-
East Indian. 1l3 (Shillins). $500. $3.50.
$3.50 won; Golden Dawn. ITO tpuoll. s3i2o.
!is65o second; =, Prince Pal. llS lwiilisl.
Seen, Easho,ah, Nordecy iris: Mamie ..
ran
Third rscc--six MISUNDERSTANDING liz
lGarn"r), sl2.4O, $50. $50 won bobby
i: II? .Shi,nnsl, <9G9 $3.50, second
TIii ama liz IS. :, bIeeE Prince, surGoyns:
watch IL.
Fourth race-m.ie and three sirteenths-
Sway. lo7 Syanpuscnll: $500. $40. $3.50.
S. 49, ,hi,I. Time i:5S As. Constantine.
Fifth TaceIthe sinion Hotel handicap;
lhoSinsonj. $ %. s57S, second: War Spirit
God, Linden, R"gaio. Omond ran
sixth racu-milc and a siXtcenth-Jack
Straw ii3 tGarnerl. $3.50. $40. $500
won: Prince Igor lo7 tMurrayl. 1870. s2.Io
80 Thrills. RatchGeior; AdailGatc. Leaf
Cochran. narnicy. Elizabeth IL. Gordon
Russell Wlilran. rarr ran.
Sovonth racc--nilc and Quartcr-Bull-
dozc. l0t ,Royic).. $3.50 s4l0. $500: won;
W9i,cr r. pG q, &C. l9g (SaSniialn 500
! third. Time. .. 05 40. Red Start. Mistress
| Polly Eookcry IA is Mai! ran.
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DRIVER READY FOR TIM
WILLIAM AND MARY TEAM
SHIFTED FOR v. M. !. GAME
Expect Bitter Contest nj Roulevord
Field Here Tomorrow Against
Cadets.

Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Oct s.-Fol-
lowing numerous changes in the line
up of the William and Mary College
eleven. Coach Driver Is devoting the
remainins day of practice before the
Virginia Military Institute game in
KichInond Friday to speed among the
Dackheld men in starting and cohesion
IN the execution of aerial plays
Ideal football weather prevailed to-
day and the coach. gave his squad a
training given the Indians may be
had when one ponders over the state
ment that the third scrimmage in as
many days was held Wednesday,. Thir-
ty-nve men participated in the workout
and more ginger was displayed than
any previous practice this fall.
!, is not unlikely that. ped" Joy
the virginia Military institute game
as back field man. He has made
splendid showing this week. being one
OF those natural fighters and hard
drivers difficult 10 stop. Joyner was
with the Marines in France. Parental
objection prevented him from playing
before this season. He hits the line
hard and runs we'll
was Hall, end, who dislocated a shout
der ten days ago He. Is Il product
OF Maury High School, Norfolk and
iContinuc1 on Pace E,lcvcn1
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In addition to the above, the
Health Commissioner of New
York City, in an interview in
the New York Times, predicts
a return Of influenza, warns
every one to guard their health
carefully, and those who are
weak he advises to build up
their strength, to better be pre-
pared for the attack.
The medical profession prac-
tically admit their helplessness,
and health authorities are 'ner-
vously facing the situation.
They can only advise that pre-
cautionary measures be adopted
that will prepare the system for
the attack.
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Authorities NerYousIy Await
Recurrence Of Dreaded
Epidemic.

Medical authorities seem to
be of the opinion that this
country will again be visited by
the dreaded scourge of influ-
enza, and have already taken
steps to warn the public as to
the precaution that should be
observed.
The Board of Health of the
State of Connecticut. has had
large placards printed and
widely distributed containing
the following advice, which
will be found valuable in any
locality, its purpose being to
avoid, if possible, a recurrence
Of this dreaded epidemic.
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PLAY BY PLAY STORY OF SEVENTH TITLE
CONTEST SHOWS HOW REDS LOST ARRAY

nicd 70 Felsch in right. the latter. get
ting 1t on the foul linc, Wingo held
r.. Collins. Daubert drove hot one
70 Cicotte. who spcarcd II with one
hand and tossed him out ut first. No
runs; no hits; no errors.
Fourth Inning.
ChicaEo-Gandil flied TO Ncale, who
came into short right to get it, Dau-
bert reached over the right-iield line
fence to box seats and grabbed Ris-
hit that Groh made a great stop OF,
but could not get over TO first in time,
C'cottc lifted floater TO Roush. No
runs; | hit: no errors.
Fifth Inning.
ChicaEo---J. Collins hit the first
pitched ball and it resulted in a high
~ 10 Ncalc. Il. Collins drove "A single
through second base. Weaver reached
first when Groh fumblcd his drive Il.
sons ,Erounder and he was safe at
first. filing the bases. Felsch singled
to light. 1t Vas clean single to
Jackson. held second. Fisher relieved
Sa!lce in the box At this juncturc.
Fisher throw out Gandil at first, Jack
10 second. Fisher slipped as he picked
UP the ball. but managed to get his
man, RisberE, famed. Two runs; =
hits; errors.
the ball. but tossed ii back TO Cicotte.
Kopf sent a high ny 10 Jackson. Neale
singled 10 left. 1t was a clean drive.
Wingo walked. Neale going to second.
Fisher was called from the plate by
Manager Moran and Ruether batted
for him I.uquc was warming up for
the Reds. Ruethor popped an easy foul
to Weaver. Neale held second and
WinEo first James began to warm up
for Chicago: Rath out, Weaver to Can
dill. Rath broke his bat when he hit
the ball No runs; hit; no errors
Sixth Inning.
Chica go-Luque now pitching for
Cincinnati. Schalk hoisted nigh one
that Duncan took care of Cicotte
switched his batting position TO the
left side and struck out. j. Collins hit
one past Groh that went for a double
II was a hard hit ball that Duncan
helded in the extreme left field T.
Collins struck out. but Wingo dropped
the ball and had 20 throw to Daubcrt
10 get him. No runs; l hit: no errors
Cincinnati-Up TO this juncture CT
cote had pitched maStcrly game
only two singles were made off his de-
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LAUREL ENTRIES

r, First races,I,miis-E ncrinite. s.; Faisan
pore, g; Iatte. IS. Mark West I6l: Master
hih lo?, Al!van, 100: Pirate McGee. Tou-
gahs l. l95: oceaEna. 100: Buchhorn II. ss;
Second racc-t,vo milcs-PIonocr, 145: Can
G.aht% II, 49,: Bob Redhcld 10; Jay Bird,
S.t !;yile lP5; Goblin. ~: Bachelor $
Thrd. .rnce-sir ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Us: Tor.
Iltlo u. rs: Ctrmalite iis Carbon, ils;
~ ,,I,. ''hH. u; Ru5idium. n; Rory
2'.H orange: 20; They Shall Not Pass
~ "L5anHeSS iiS "; Ward. ils: Franctireur
,,. f'n .It, re six furlonFs-Le Glorieux
,r., no Itr"'. los Rapid Traveller 1902
IrH'y Rural ilH Smart Guy. nc; C!eniieht
pn,f" III i'S; Martha Iuckett. lo6.
.5 f5''" ,r44ce,on" mile and = ausrter-clcar
,Ih.' lsE oT'st"S. ltT: SolsmarIne NJ
hFh5Hd Light, LOB: sailor. TO- -
I'd Nd y" c-on" mile M-to. l22: L'Enare
town. m; '-' fioh
.,SsrE,einih rs.cc-str furlonEs-Lc,charos. r?e
-. ghE'' llt. eUletuIo. rs. Leading Star
G.rs ,s'Ir Hampton. :lG: Pigeon Wing iii
water u. Jcnords entry.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES

First race-si1 demonstrating. us;
Dalwood: rs: st. Isdore. lis; Ruth Strick-
land. rs: Sycamore. liS: Ninety Simple
rs; Tom Young, ne; Mnmbo Jumeo;i rs
10: Glorne. rs: poultney. li2; Raconteuse
Second race-mile and sixteenth-Jack
Mount. ic5; Tan H. lOs;. John I. Day. II;
Peerless One, lo3; Gex. l05; Dandy Dude. 10;
Little Nearer. 1ol: Miss Bryn. I0o: p. c.
King los: Miss Kruter; 1o7: Trophy: 1os
gon II. 1l6: Elairgowrie. 107: Woodtrap. III;
Sophie Gatewood. no: Albert A. ia; War
Fourth race.The hanson handicap. six
III: Sycamore. iSe: sim sin; io7: Hobes
Baker lei; Pilgrim. no: Irish Dream. no
Fifth raee-miie and seventy yards-In-
discreet 1o2: Sweet Tooth. 112: La Balafre
1872: Tom Young, ZOE: Prim III. 1903: Raj
Bird. 1oi; Malice, 81: ASSUMPTION. Ios:
Sixth 'racc--five furlongs-Bally Bell. 112
Simpleton. 1o5: War Map. 1o5: MASKED Dan
Ger ~; Ira wilson; III; Sand BE Bed ~
Dream. li2: Star Chart. III: Rambler Rose
100; Fair Gain. liz: Bridgeplaycr. 1o2: st
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Entries for oday's
Races at State Fair

First rncc-siX furiongS; pure
S21o-WnkinG Dream, 115; Baccnrnt,
10; liomcwnrd Bound, fI5; Nlnllow-
mat, iI5; Moses Chufiin, II5.
Second racc-siN furlonCs, nurse
%:'no-PlurcnHi. 112; Prince Ensy,
liz; Pinntcrcdcm, H.; jack IncIy,
liz; OmcnS. I12.
Third rncr-one mile hnndIcon.
purse S-iO0-Dcckhnnd, IO.; shan
don, li3; Scyllu. ia; Early Sight,
II5.
eighth; purse SGOU-Whtte Crown.
~; Dick henson, Iii; River King,
III; Trnnby, III.
Fftth rnce-shOrt course steepIe-
chase; purse S30O-Lndy Zee, I44;
Miss McGiGiSlc, III; DObbic Kean,
H., Lii; Boston, I4I.
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ROYAL MAC TAKES LEAD
HAS HARD TUSSLE BEFORE
BEATING HOLLY ROOD KATE
Murphy Outdrivcs Dodge at FYuI,h.
"hiie Time I'm All Events
Is Slow.
TBy Associated Pr..,1


LEXINGTON. KY. Oct s.-The
Castleton. for trotters OF the c:o7 class
was the feature OF the races today and
went TO Royal Mac after "A gruelling
contest; in ,whcih tho favorite and
Holly Rood Kate fought out the Nm
the owner of the mare The time Of
the race was slow. the weather being
G tips1 with with a., slight, mis-, falling. The
2;os class trotting, was won by Tommy
Direct. which took the first and sec
ond heats. The Substance winning the
The. Second Division was drawn
o out affair. Harrod's Creek. the extreme
Pf onr,h winning the second and
his field. ''e
Baroness Edgewood won the 2:Ia
cia MS lot PAGERS easily. in slow time.
Tc%sa 's s''sS Bi5Gs"s $1,000
HH a 5SSiissss iis:?t::j !
Mailman Tims; sjGs a. EOS ~ POS il Emma
Peter ssroI Dallas s,, also started $50" "'
Hnrr9d'S Creek, CHI. h. by Cen
G Gatar W S?'Sr e B. ( 'S5i?2 kSs
%P r. A4%;.5 $spss:ss f. n.ssss IA
The Cas;icton. for c:O7 trot,ers: $4,000:
Royal Mac b. g., by Royal Nc
Holly Rood Kate. rn m. (DodEej. . 2
E E99 on TODD; blk. ,u n tFleminE, s
Time: 2:os "a. s;o7 - a:o7 ia Peter
June; Busy's Lassie and Baron cerantIe
p, S Idass saf Esxses ss,nf; $1,000: ..,o,
NiSs Soie zonSro. 6.ma; N: tHsdrici:::: : /?
s'E Time Nor s:os aGuioa' Oil: NJ Tbs
JAG. Main Direct and Siive rTips also
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BOARD OF HEALTH
WARNS AGAINST FLU.

They are advising that the
system not be permitted to get
into a rundown condition, but
that it be kept in a healthy, Wig
orous state so that it will be
prepared to better withstand
the danger Of influenza. The
blood is the most vital force Of
life; therefore, it follows that
upon the condition of the blood
depends largely the condition
Of the entire system.
Every organ, nerve, muscle,
tissue and sinew of the body is
dependent upon the blood sup
ply for nourishment, and as it
circulates through the system,
pure and rich and free from all
impurities, it furnishes these
different members the healthful
properties needed to preserve
them and enable them to per-
form their various duties. n
So long as the blood remains
free from infection, we are
liable to escape disease, but any
impurity in this life-giving
stream acts injuriously on the
system and affects the general
health. Disordered blood comes
from various causes, such as q
sluggish condition of the circu-
lation, imperfect bowel and kid
ney action, indigestion, ETC., but
whatever the cause the blood
must be purified before the sys-
tenn is in such a robust condi-
ton that it is able to ward off
disease.
S. S. S., the fine old purely
vegetable blood remedy, is
valuable agent in building up
the system, and giving it that
robust and vigorous vitality
that is so essential as an aid in
resisting influenza and other
dangerous ailments. A course
Of S. S. S. will prove to you it's
great efficacy, as it has in SO
many cases Of impaired and i'm
poverished vitality. 1t is sold
by all druggists, and is worth
many times it's cost in building
up and Strengthening the sys-
tenn, and giving it a robust, Wig
orous and healthy circulation
that is so important in helping
to ward off the attacks of dis
ease.
You can obtain without cost
free medical ADVICE by writing
to Chief Medical Adviser, ISL.
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga,
ADV.
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LATONiA ENTRIES

IS. GouTmonj. iOi; Texas Special. ioi:
Lady RACHEL. 1903: Saivo: l0i: Huieika. 1876;
sSeoad raSSope mile and six, sx!e9nsh
ios: I.arcns Moss. los. Ned Miiey Brisht.
liz; Bob Akcr. il2: Meg. liz: Rameau. ll2;
Little Marchmont H.. liz: The Gallant. liz.
Also eligible: SERVICE Flag. III; Mathcr,
Thirteen. ll2; Lady waldcck lcs.
Third racc--siN' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO- :.
Lady in Black. lo7: Freedman. 1885, Kin
hurn, 100: Cnntonvil!c. 10: Frank w. ll2:
Furhelow. 1l2; VALLEY Park Maid. l!5;
Mac. Us: Peace remnant: IL. Also eligible:
Fourth racc-sx furlonEs-Woo dpile. o.:
Call Curci, 80; Madras Bingham. 50: Lady
Fnirplay, lG2; i:erotnls le2: binding Tic.
o2 lazy Rri TS@Ty iG? SsnttmSnai iSt
Firm raceGonc nile-Speerlene. JOS:
Herald. ola. Skeerface. ll2: Rou!lion. liz;
Or. Carmen. H.: Breeze. li2 liochnir.
i5s 1S S
Miss rarnGil. ITO; Viva Cuba. ll2: Eulah
T.. li3: Blue Jeans. ll2: Princess Lou. ~:
Betcr". l12: Bounding Through. III: Ac-
ccierate. lie. Also eligible Ruby. LEI :;
Gn,ania. ia: Pop Eyes. liz: Diamond Girl.
il2 BenScia. NJ; peEsy c, iOiH; ,,o,,,.
r. l05. Alexander los: corydor. los: James.
los: Rnyincr los: Eda Harrimsn. 10:
Tours. lis: Water Proof la Old Ben,
lL2. JinY, llS. Sos!us II: sol Gils.y. rs.
ll3. Contestant. ll3: J. c. stone. llG.
Lucky. Tanlac. I13.