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a 5" i Jv Aifeffi CrMBlM I1 4 AUBURN GETS HARD TUSSLE Game at Brisbine Park Yesterday Witnessed by 6000 People. DICKINSON GETS IN SOME STAR WORK Auburn Orets Into Line Quick but the Orange and Blue Tailed To Hold the Lighter Men from the State University. Continued from First Page. fine tackle hark of the line. Owin.

3. ad vanee the bail 5 yards. hut Auburn loses on off Auburn tumbles and Smith falls on the ball. Dickinson galas ll yard. Georgia loes 10 yards on side play.

Georgia punts for yards. Auburn flukes on double pass hack of the line. Ball goes to Georgia on wns Smith gains yards Georgia k. tr with the halt on Georgia's 4- yard line. Second Half.

Dickinson kirks oft for Georgia. The ball Is caught by H. Sloan. who returns It III yards. J.

Sloan gains 11) yards. Auburn fumble th-- halt and Baxter. of Georgia. falls on it. Dickinson makes four gains in Succession the first for 10 yards.

the second for yards. the third for 5 yards. and the fourth for 15 yards. The yard run ok I. the crowd to toe a touchdown as Dickinson by his splendid interference gets by alt opposition and crosses the line with the hail.

How ever ho goes out of hound and the ball brought back. There Is the wildest enthusiasm as the Georgia supporters think a touchdown has been made and are loud in their cheers. In attempting to tackle Dickinson. McAdory. of Auburn.

Is hurt and has to oe removed from the game. lie was the only man injured In th entire contest. Patterson is substituted at right end. Auburn tackles a brace and the ball is. back by a succession or end runs and mass plays to the eenteo or the field.

Georgia here makes a stand that cannot be overcome. The efforts of the Auburn men to break through the line are fruitless white Georgia's quick ends see that nobody passes through their territory. Auburn fumbles again and Wright. of Georgia. falls on the ball.

Georgia bucks tine for short gains. Dickinson punts for 35 yards. The ball la caught on Auburn's yard tine. but 1 not advanced an Inch. as the runner is downed in his tracks by Wright.

Georgias plucky left end. Auburn tries hard to advance the ball. as it is In dangerous proximity to her goal. but Georgia Is right there every time. and alter three unsuccessful bucks the ball goes over.

Calhoun is removed from the game and Dean put in at fullback. Georgia makes desperate efforts to cross the line and Au burn stock takes a horrible fall. Dickinson goes through center for 2 yards and again for 1H yards. The ban Is now on Auburn's yard line. Georgia.

up to this time. has only wanted to break even. but now she sees ft chance to win and from every quarter come calls for a touchdown. The Georgia boys brace themselves for the effort of their live but the men from Auburn refuse to yield an inch. Plays against their center prove futile and the ball goes to Auburn on downs.

Georgia has kept the ball In Auburn. territory for the greater part of toe second half and the hard work they have been doing begins to tell on them. Auburn makes successive gains and the ball is forced toward the center of the field. With a minute and a. quarter to play la squabble over an off side ensues.

which gives Georgia a much needed rest. Auburn loses the 10 yards and the Georgia boys get back to work with a. vengeance. How the Men Lined Up. The ball is carried into Auburn's territory and Georgia's chances seem brightest when the.

referees whistle blows and It Is all over with the ball In Auburn's territory. The up WM GEORGIA. Position. Wright. left end.

Lamar left tackle. Nix. left guard. Ketron. center.

AUBURN. Park. Cap Ho Qwln Taylor Elmer Beaver right guard Webb Bmith right tackle J. Qwin MeAdory and Baxter right end. Patterson Monahan quarter.

Johnson Dickinson. left half. Sloane Turner. right half. Davis Calhoun and Dean.

fullback Allison One of the best features of the game WII the small number of men put out of play. Although the playing was as fierce and hard as arty that has ever been seen in Atlanta. no bones were broken. Only two men were tasen from the game Calhoun only had his wind cut off. white MeAdory was not hurt at all seriously.

This shows what good coach- tog arid honest training tan do and proves that football is not sttch a dangerous sport some people Imagine it the men train UI they should. The sponsors received their share of cheers from the college boys and well worthy of it. Georgia was represented by Miss Henrietta Collier and MJs Stile Cunningham of Atlanta. while Miss Marrune McClellan. of Atlanta.

and Miss little Lane. of Auburn. were Auburn's honored guests. Athens. Ga.

November 28. Special The demonstration here tonight by the student body is unprecedented in the history of the institution. The re of tti Georgia-Auburn game Is regarded oy them II a. victory since no one expected anything else than defeat. A large cent of the students went to Atlanta.

but those who remained are making the night hideous. The chapel bell has been kept ringing for more than two hours. Tin entire campus is aglow from three tango bonfires. The fire. alarm was turned Tn na the boys are parading the streets and making the welkin ring with college songs and yells.

A cannon Is being tired from the campus gate and crowds of citizens are participating In the celebration. When the team arrives from Atlanta tonight they win be met by a torchlight- procession and escorted from the depot. The Social Season Gold Medal It tt rH Expeiitlom. Sold tt nspMtabu wtat Utters. DIXIE GOES TOVANERBILTl On Dudley Field the Commodores Defeated the University of Score ot10 to 0.

Many Trick Plays. Nashville. Tenri. November cial. Ten to nothing In favor of Vanderbilt tells the story of how the championship or the south was won and the.

hoarse cry of the so rooters and spectators. who saw the game is stilt reverberating through the ea and glade which surround Dudley field. The weather was ideal arid favored neither side. Today's battle was probably the fiercest ever waged on a southern gridiron. After the first thirteen minutes of play nearly three-fourths of the enthusiastic throng got cold feet and began to seek some way lo hedge their fading bank notes.

The University of Nashville's husky eleven was a strong favorite large amounts of money being placed on that team at odds of 3 to 1 to I and 3 to 2. Even money on Vanderbilt was not In the running. At thirteen minutes after 2 o'clock Captain EdJfrton of the Commodores. crossed Nashville's goal line for a touchdown. and a stopper seemed to slip Into the throats of the Nashville rooters.

Mega phones and tin horns of the garnet and blue persuasion were put on the bargain counter while gold and black trumpets went to a premium In a skyrocket rise. Many Tricks Were Used. Both teams played a tierce and strong game. and both depended upon tricks to some extent in a crisis. Vanderbllts favorite was a fake plunge with the entire back field' and interference except two men.

One- of these carried the ball with the other Interfering. Kyle at quarterback worked the trick welt. and two good gains were made In live efforts. Nashville's long suit In the way of a trick was a quick shirt of the entire line to the right of the center rush combined with a. double pass.

This threw the run- ran beyond Vanderbilt's end. and the success of the play depended upon a compact interference for a. few yards. Kuykendall once got past the entire team except Kyle who downed him on the yard tine. As a rule.

the teams played straight football. and it was on straight football that Vanderbilt scored a touchdown in each half. Not a costly nuke or' fumble was made by either team. Once Vanderbilt fumbled to her hurt and Nashville failed three times to cover Tlgerts punts but on the whole the pigskin adhered to CAPTAIN PARK OP AUBURN SAYS HE IS SATISFIED While we expected to defeat Georgia. still we are far from feel.

log sore over the result. From the moment we went upon the tle14. we realized that we were up against R. good team and that we would have to play for all we were worth to defeat it. We were not overconfident as some have supposed.

A great deal De has been made of the comparative scores made by Georgia and Auburn against Vanderbilt. North Cat and Alabama. We have not paid much attention to this. Coach Williams has repeatedly reminded the team of the fact thSjt In 1896 Auburn had a Teat advantage over Georgia by a comparison of scores. but that when the game was over Georgia.

was the victor. The work of each and every man was entirely satisfactory. Seven of the team ar new men and I think that they kept their heads remarkably welt when this tact Is considered. I cannot account for the fumbling as this has never e- troubled us before. Coach Williams he" done good work for us.

He had only raw terlal to work with and the game today shows the result of his et- torts. I consider our prospects for next year very bright. Nearly all the old men will be back and a number of our substitutes are. very prom- islng. The game was clean throughout and the absence of kicking must have been as satisfactory to the crowd as the size or the crowd was satisfactory to us.

Malaria Causes Biliousness. Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. EMORY SENIORS VICTORIOUS. They Defeat the Juniors for Football Championship. Oxford.

Ga. November 28. Special a well played football game here this afternoon between the Seniors and Juniors for the championship of Emory college the Seniors won by a score of to 6. This was the best game ever seen at Emory. In the first part of each half the Juniors out played their opponents.

but during the latter part of each halt the Seniors braced up. Lee and R. D. Anderson did the star playing for the Juniors. whll on the tlmlor team Moore.

Turner. Hemphlllenl Captain AtklIUl did brilliant work. The hurdling of Davis. of the Juniors. and Turner.

of the Seniors was up to the Harold Weeks order. The runs of Moore and Iemphiit of th Seniors. received hearty applause. Messrs Hints and Norcross. of At tanta.

made good officials. two minute halve. were played. There were about 800 people to witness the game. The line up was as follows btNlOH8.

Position. JUNIORS. Hempiull left cod bee Vade letc tackle. Bishop Manning left guard. Uarru pieal center Huson Kosser right guard Sbepiieard Payne right tackle.

Davis Duncan right end. usbvrnj MlddlebrooKs tt halfback. Anderson. Moore tight halfback. R.

V. An- ttorson. captain Turner fullback Murray AUdne. captain quarterback DOSler urman 17 Wotfod O. Spartanburg.

S. C. November 28. Special. The football season was closed today with a fast game between Woffqtti and Furman with a score.

of 17 to 0 In favor of Furman. The first half was played with almost equal success for both teams but In the last part of the half after the ball had been given Up by both' teams several times Furman. scored On a beautiful run of about 0 The run was made by Soothe. The bucking of Watkins was one of the features of the game. The victory of would not have so complete had It not been for their weight.

luxnbus 5 Atlanta Columbus G. November Special. The Columbus foothill team defeated the South Side Stars of 8 to0 this afternoon. The tat witnessed by a fair iibed crowds the cuticle of players with unusual tenacity. A heavy plunging game was-the rule In the tint half.

VandsgWt. used mostly a thin play width glided between the ranks of the garnet and blue like a lance. Nub- villa massed her uinouYaflderbUts line and for. a few mlntttes after the am was calledthe powerful charge of. the eleven tool 5 yge at a clip.

It was on herown yard tinethat Vanderbllt ral lied and had the oppoilng eleveD for do wits. Then. like a flash of lightning the backs and ends of the Commodores began to plunge between tackle and end guard and tackle of Nashville for substantial and consistent gains. Strong work carried the ball over the line and the hopes of a season were crushed on one side and realized on the other. Vanderbilt Kicks Off.

Vanderbilt kicked off in the first halt. and alter the first six or seven minutes outplayed the Nashville team at every point of the game save one. The gold and black were deficient In a punter. An exchange of punts usually resulted In placing Nashville about 10 to 20 yards to the good. Tigert.

for Vanderbilt. averaged 35 yards during the game. and Blackburn. for Nashville 45. In the second half Vanderbilt resorted to the end run Instead of the quick opening and several sensational plays were made.

The required ground was gained' with a few exceptions. Otherwise Nashville was outplayed both on the offensive and defensive. though spectacular and effective work was done the backs and ends. The star game can be awarded to no particular player. Edgerton.

Simmons Kyle. Davis. Tlcert and McLean showed the best for Vanderbilt. and the two Whites. Reeves and Blddle for Nashville.

The up Vanderbilt. Position. Nashville. Simmons. right end Kuykendall Booth right tackle Keller and Copeland Crutcherfleld right guard Peaks and Donnell Perry center Hanklns Hughes left guard.

Majors Lawler right tackle Blackburn McLean. left end. Choate Kyle. quarterback Pollard Davis right halfback F. White TIgert.

left halfback. Reeves and Buford Edgerton. field captain. White' Umpire Strong Nlcklin of Chattanooga referee Rowbothon. of Memphis.

Touchdowns. Edgerton 1. Simmons 1. Time. 35 minutes halves.

DICKINSON TALKS OF GEORGIA'S GOOD WORK The result of the game Is without a victory for Georgia. Everybody has been saying that we had no chance to win and every kind of discouragement. has hurled at us. We had determined to retrieve the loss of last year enH the boys went to work with that idea In view. The large scores made against us In the early games of the season show what we were when we began this fall and also what Improvement we have made.

The good game this afternoon Is to be attributed to the work of Coach Reynolds and the grit and determination of the Georgia boys. Coach Reynolds deserves all the praise that can be given him. He e- took hold of an untrained team composed of raw men and of men who had been beaten almost Into despair and has made them Into what today's game Showed to be a fast and sure team. e- While the work this year shows few victories for Georgia still the course that is now being pursued at the university is sure to turn out winning teams In the future. Coach Reynolds has enforced his training rules.

There has been no drinking on the Georgia team this year. Men who broke the rules although among the heaviest and best trained men on the team have been dropped. Not a single Georgia man was hurt this afternoon. That Is the result of the training that we have received Auburn had a Teat advantage In weight over us. We went Into the game with an average weight of It pounds and it Auburn will weigh an ounce less than 160 badly" fooled.

V. P. OUTPLAYS V. I Cadet Barney in the Game with His Mother Dying. Norfolk.

Va. November a. Fire thousand people saw the Virginia Polytechnic institute eleven defeat the Virginia Military Institute team here today in one of the fiercest contests ever seen on the local gridiron. The score was 21 to 0 The Virginia Polytechnic nstltute made all her gains by vicious line bucking. So violent was the play that several men were taken out of the genie Injured.

Cadet Barney of Virginia. Polytechnic institute a Chicago boy. who rowed against Oxford' last year in a Chicago crew. played the game after receiving a. telegram that his mother was' dying a home.

He was disabled in the' second half. The game was tree from slugging and a. square one from start to finish. King College 17- O. Roanoke.

Vs. November The thng college football team of Brtitol defeated Roanoke college at Bristol today by a score of 17 to 0. King college made tw touchdowns and kicked a pal front Roanoke's 15 yard line once. Georgetown 22 Lehigh O. Washington November 44 The George.

town university football team dosed its season today by defeating Lehlcb tint- vrrsity :3 to 0. The visitors were never seriously in the contest. Both teams were weak on the defensive. The play of both teams was quite similar. a straight Princeton formation being the rule.

Urt. MA IHAWAY The Up-to-O te Spoclattlgt Treats successfully sit Chronic Disease of pen and women such as contagions Blood Pois on. Stricture Varlcoceie. Loss of Vi tality Female Weakness etc Perfect eye- tern of home treatment Consultation Invited eith at office by mail. Ex s.miaation blanksani books WALtOP ROCK University of Pennsylvania Goes Down in Defeat Be fore Cornell Eleven.

NO VULNERABLE POINT IN THE LINE OF CORNELL Team Seemed' Be Omnipresent. First Time That Pennsy Eyer Met Defeat by an ven from Cornell Score 24 to 6. 28. The Unlver- zity of Pennsylvania football turn ended- its disastrous season today with a crushing defeat at the hands of the Cornell eleven the Ithaca' boys scoring 24 points to the Quakers 5 It was the first time nee the two universities have played football together that Cornell has been ble to conquer Pennsylvania. All.

through the contest- the red and blue players fought their opponents every Inch of the way. but the doughty boys om New York state were superior to them In every department of the game ex cept In punting. No matter tow hard the Pennsylvanians tried. Cornell was al ways there to meet them. Cornell's of- enje was powerful.

It made little differ- nee where they tried through the cen- er. against the tackles or around the ends Pennsylvania was able to hold them not more than. a halt zenUmee A notable feature of Cornell's attack was the tine Interference for the runner open plays. Two of her. touchdowns were made solely through the good help liven the man with the ball.

On the de- ense Cornell was like a stone wall. It was near the nd of the first half before Pennsylvania was able to make a first own and the total made was ten. Coach WOOdttlffi latest football creation the whirligig had no terrors for Cornell. nd it was effectually topped nearly very time it was tried. Twenty thousand persons saw the' game.

The teams lined up as follows Pennsylvania Position. Cornell. felson left end Turnbull Mekerske left tackle. Lender nnett left guard. Warner Capt.

rfcCabe center. Kent eaaer right guard Hunt alrd right tackle. Smith Jardlner right end Tydeman joward quarterback Brewster leynolds left halfback Purcell al right half back Coffin Davidson Captfull back. ScheelJcom Edgar WrlUngton. of Yale.

referee. Paul Dashiel. of Atmapolls. umpire. Better for the Blood than Sates- wrtlla for those living In the Malaria Districts.

Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. INDIANS LOSE TO COLUMBIA. New York Team Rolled Up a Score of 40 to Carlisle's 12. New York November With practically perfect football for file first sixty-five minutes of play Columbia's en rolled up their largest score of the season against the Carlrtf Indian team this at. ternoon.

In that time they scored forty points. shutting out the Indians completely. In the. Jast five minutes however the Indians taaklag a sudden and unexpected ace. cud Columbia weary.

ping to pieces from Uie previous hard work. the speedy Carlisle team gained twelve- points almost in the twinkling of on eye. making the final score of 0 to 12 or of the blue and white. To' Columbia's back field must be accorded the greatest credit for the vie- ory. Smith.

BerttAn and Weekes were magnificent form. and again and again made remarkable advances. Morey was in every play and providld the main interference for four touchdowns gained by Welkes and Smith. Carlisle suffered from lack of weight. About 8000 people saw the game.

SWIFT FOOTBALL BY MACON. Central City Defeats the Jacksonville Team 10 to O. Jacksonville. Fla. November 28.

8pe- clal. aeons aggregation of ball players defeated Jacksonville today 10 to 0 outplaying the locals at every point through superior weight and training. Harris. Macon's fullback and captain. played the- star genie for the- visitors and was responsible for most of the gains.

though he was ably assisted by Wino left halfback for Macon. The game Is of annual occurrence and attracts much Interest. Today's game was the fifth of a series. giving Macon two victories to Jacksonville's two. last years game being a tie.

Macon had things all her own way In the. second half but the locals put up a desperate tight Macon had the ban on. Jacksonville's yard line at the close 01 the game. Malaria Makes Impure Blood. Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Malaria.

Ste. Raleigh 27 Davidson 8. Raleigh N. ci. November avidsoii college" lot todayf contest by a score of to being utclaa ed by the Agricultural and' Mechanical epilege Raleigh The result' of the.

game was never In doubt Tills places the Agricultural and Mechanical college second only to the Unl verB y. of North Carolina for the state CIIsmgiOItIhIp TTJlatte S. sslsilppl- 11. New Orleans November Tulane university defeated the" University of Mississippi by a score of 25 to U. Fast running by the backs and strong aggres.

sine play won the game anti weak de fensive work permitted Mississippi to score twice. Attendance 2000. Michigan 60 Iowa O. Chicago November K. Michigan scored almost at wilt against Iowa today.

making 60 points to the 0 of her opponents. Thus Michigan closes th regular foot. ball season with a total record of 501 points. while not one of the teams she ntftt eu able' to score single point against her. Ten thousand persons saw today's game.

Wisconsin 35 Chicago 0. Chicago. November Wisconsin 23 Chicago and Wisconsin's goal only twice in the slightest danger. Thus did Coach Phil Kings Wisconsin eleven de. feat the University of Chicago football team on Marshall field today.

Over. 4000 enthusiasts witnessed the game. Jo a scrimmage the Wisconsin' quarterback broke Ma collar bone. Games VUwher At Champaign. nis.

Minnesota 18 Illinois 0. At PwvMenc R. Dartmouth Brown 0. At Esatoe Pa. college Dickinson college ft At.

Lexington. Ky. State college University of Cincinnati a At Columbusv Ohio-Ohio university At Bt. Louis St. Louis university Si Kentire college 9.

At Des OfTnnett 5fDrkA 6. At City Ho Uteeourftmiver sitr IS of. Kansas IX ht Litle Bock JUk. I4ttl Rock 10 JSaflas Tei C. At Austin Tex tJnIversity ot Texas J8-AfrieuMural and Mechanical college S.

At Memnhis Tenn. Mooaey college fl lippisi7 pa 2ip JOE WALCOTTQBTS DECISION He Defeat Younk pewr kiOit Be fore Baltimore Club. Baltimore November 9. Joe Wal- cott got the' decision overTouasr Peter' Jackson before tin Eureka. Athletic Club' here tonight after twenty rounds of perhaps the fiercest fighting ver in this city most" of which was done by Watpott.

Jackson being on the defensive from' start' to finish. Walcott sailed In from toe' very Stat with the evident Intention of finishing his man a soon as possible and between laughs and Jokes with the spectators at the ring side. simply rained blow after blow upon the Callfomian. The CaUfcqnilan however. took his gru siting with remarkable fortitude until tb fifteenth round when Joe sailed in.

sad after punching him an over the ring. unintentionally tripped him so that Peter landed on his back near the ropes. The' chief of police then Interferred and ordered the light stopped. to which decision Peter protested so vigorously that the chief relented and permitted the pound- log to continue. more rounds of the same kind of work ensued.

Walcott doing all the leading and hitting while Jack- son with the exception of a few feeble returns did nothing but defend himself and try to keep on his feet. Three Challenges to Corbett. Chicago November 28. Three challenges were sent to Young Corbett tonight by Chicago. Harry Harris Tommy White and Benny.

Tan- get. Corbett was knocked out by Yangtv in eight rounds last winter. A few months' We they met for th second time and fought ten rounds to a draw. SEWAWBE LOSES TO VIRGINIA Score 23 to 5 in Favor of the Old Dominion. Richmond.

Vs. November 28. The University of Virginia football team defeated the University of the South Sewanee in the closing game of the season In thin- city today. Score 28 to 6. Captain Cope.

of the Sewanee team. saved his men from a shut out by dropping a field goal very prettily from the yard line soon after the Stat half began. Virginia scored but once in the Stat half. making the other three touchdowns In the second half. The victory of the Virginia team was due entirely to superior weight.

her men exceeding Tennn- see by 10 pounds per capita. score was made chiefly on tandem mass plays on tackles. the light line opposing 4 elng unable to stop the plunges. Church's run of 45 yards was the longest of the game. The visitors played a.

plucky game. Line up VIRGINIA. Position. SEWANEE. Waters center Anderson Moore.

right guard Murray Cooke left guard I 0fl i Sguam8-iIlfthVnd 1-- TutSller quarterback. Cop St. John right halfback. Simpktns Church left halfback. Coleman fullback Watkins Clemson 22 Tarheels 10.

Charlotte. N. C. November Th football team of the University of North Carolina went down In defeat this after. noon before theClenwon college aggregation by the score of 22 to ML The game was played at Latta park.

before a crowd of about 1000 epectatots. FIRST OF BICYCLE RIDERS HAVE REACHED ATLANTA Jimmy Hunter. the first of the racing wheelmen to arrive In Atlanta reached- hue yesterday noon from Memphis. Hunter I from Newark. N.

2. where he ranked a one of the leading amateurs for some years. Last spring the board of control turned him professional for cause and a wealthy uncle placed him at work In Wall street. The haunts of the money kings had no attraction for him and he deserted his post one day. Joining the circuit op In New York.

and ultimately reaching Dayton where he won fame. Hunter won the greatest six- day race run title summer at Springfield. Ohio. but he was robbed In favor of a negro so close was the Stitch. Hunter will ride beck of pace and tomorrow starts training on the road.

He was a competitor In the late six-day race at Memphis. the contest which Walthour won. Through he pluck he rode out the entire six days having a ver of 1M and a pulse of. 129 all through the week. Burning up with fever he held to the bunch all through.

demonstrating a quality of pluck and endurance which Is rare. although foolhardy. Back of pace Hunter la the duplicate of Michael In appearance although slightly larger. He will take a. long course of preparation and will remain la Atlanta to train during the two weeks when the other riders.

trainers sad managers are in tOga north at the six-day team race. Forty thousand feet of lumber is pled up at th coliseum ready for the work- men this morning. and Sunday morning will see the track ready for an inspec- tion. The doors wm then be thrown open to the public. Today the stringers an go up.

Zenus FleM. Russell Walthour and several other local riders having proffred thelr services to Manager Prince for the work. The opening meet will Thursday' evening of next week. The original plan had been to openWednesday evening but uaavoW- able decays prevented- this. Walthour consented reluctantly to the delay as ha to very anxious to get to New Tork make ready for the great six-day struggle which starts but three days after ths Atlanta' race.

Walthour sacrificed his interests somewhat In consenting to ht3d over a day. as he needs rest bsfore the long grind. Frank Xtnier and Floyd McFartand having entered. for the race- a. am Wejthour feels that he must look to bit laurels.

this latest combination is the strongest ever brought together tot the struggle. McFartand having proved a winner last season when mke. was his mate. MeEsehern the' mate of Walthour. was second la that race by inches.

Burns Pierce being ths mate of the Canadian. In his work outs Walthour has accomplished some wonderful toad rides. The amateur riders will dad entry blanks at 41 North Pryor street for the amateur contest. is thought at- least dozen amateurs and as many more professionals will compete Jo the' open tnt sprint raoesv No competitor for. Walthour had ben.

decided upon positively list tight- A de cision will- he made today however TM raedidoe will restore fcV appetite strengthen the- Uppcicut on Jaw Pul Cfiarapion Dot of. Business RUSHES OF McOYEN MET StQIQHT JABS Brooklyn Terror Seemed To Lose His Head and Was Easily Put Out In the Second Sound. The' Winner Is Challenged. Hartford. Conrt.

November 28. Out witted and outpolnted by a fighter of the same style as himself. Terry McOovern' was knocked out this afternoon at the Nutmeg Athletic dub by Young Corbelt" within six minutes from the start of the fight. The end came after a minute and four. seconds of the second round had elapsed.

Young Cprbett of ring parlance. Is known cc Billy Rothwell. of Denver. Cot not. only defeated the champion On less than two rounds of fighting but he did it so perfectly that there was no doubt about the cleanness of the victory.

The shock to the New York entiruelarts' who crowded the box- Intr pavilion when the little champion was knockedout was a repetition of the disappointment exhibited by the adherents of John L. Sullivan when Corbett defeated him in New Orleans. Terry was a St mm th proverbial fiddle but he wee not fast enough for his man. From the start the lads went at each other like game cocks. and It looked as if either might-go out to the Stat round.

McOovern got the worst of the opening round and Inhis endeavor to pt in left himself open several times. Corbett stood off McOovera on every lead and try. but the little Brooklyn boy went on as there" were nothing to It but the winners end of' the purse. Took Starch Out of Terry. When McOovern was knocked' down in the opening round there were cries of dismay from his backers but his won.

derful recuperative powers were ual to the occasion and he was on his feet within seven seconds. This downfall seemed to take the stamina out of McGovern but he fought the round out In clever style slid. tried hard to avoid the defeat which seemed in store' for him. He tried with his rush- work which had proved' soprofitable on former occasions but orbett met him every time eduered hard ta neck. Jaw' and head.

When" Terrjr came back to Ms corner at the end ottheUnit round said "That's tlio toughest guy I evar met. but til lick him Just as soon as I see an opening. But the opening never came. Terry went down again In the second round but he got up quickly and ruthcd at Corbett tike a wild man. He showed a lack of self-restraint and in a burst of bad temper hit.

out left and right irrespective of all rules end usages. These tactics apparently were Just wha Cor. bett was looking for. Terry was mixing things up with whirlwind velocity and throwing sdento to the winds. It was any ones fight at this stage but- Terry fell Into a trap as Corbett feinted and suddenly sent his right out when Mc Oovern was sidestepping.

Knocked Down end Out. This blow just grazed McGoverns bead but a moment later Corbett feinted him. again and after a rattling exchange sent his right over' to the jaw and Terry went down and out While the fallen champion- was fran. tically trying to regain his feet the crowd yelled madly. The referee decided that the young nver lad had you.

He won' on tilt merits too. fi took chance for chance. Terry was crestfallen after be returned to his dressing room. He said Well you cant tell how things un be accounted' for. I hop to make another' match with Corbett and I am more than confident' that lie' will not be able to put It over me gain.

Young Corbett. when he emerged from Otis dressing room was reluctant to talk butflnallj' ld 1 was sure Jtcould beat. McOovern and my opinion was based on what I had seen sad beard of hint. felt that I had him from the Stat punch but I was coolheaded all. through.

Wheni begin to ting him ha lest Ms head. and when be lout Ills head it was all over. I had him right there. and with a right swinging uppercut' I landed the blow whichwon the battle. Yomtg will remainhere for some days.

Dave Sullivan challenged Vorbttt to. Lday as soon as Charley' White the referee awarded the fight to the Denver boy. After the fight a puree of 10000 was offered by the Twentieth Century Athletic Club of San Franclscaffor another fight between McOovern Mid Cprbett and McQoyern accepted the offer Th light by Bounds. 1SOUNI McOwern tried for. an open.

lng with his left and. sent the. right to Corbetts Jsw vThejr clinched. In' the up both landed lefts. Thsr exchanged online face and McOtrrern.

again nthis lefttolas' body and right to ths head. Corbett was short in his leads and Terry bored him to the ropes wit 7 a hard right-over the heart MCOoyefll4ticked a left swtnTand Und- edlhls Tight' dun the eye. forcljir Corbett the. ropea Corbett am back tuddlyWtth a left- on the body which was countered with a right' over heart" from' his opponent. McGovern led again with.

Ms right landing on his op. ponetlt shoulder andCorbett came- back with a hardmgat the heart sending boy retorted with right. and left. only to be met with a swing on the jaw wmcb sent hl on hlsback He Jumped to his feet InunedlatelyS and went at his. opponent hammer and tongs on the chest and race ordn blat his knees.

Cortxit got. up sad the Toned was ended in one of the hottest mixes or record with honors about COMPARISONS ARE- ODIOUS To' the other feltowi don't mtoJ We pride ourselves on hariatft set. brightest stock of Men's In Atlanta. And It tt our constant that no one uuderseUsus us Our SI O. 81260 ot Suits" ad Overcoats above the average In quality toanymerchant fit and finish.

Every sale means a' added to our list. All purchases must Lie etlduu or money Essig Bros WHITEHAUST SF. 1. ElMtricitl AnAiraces wtn ot Fort VlgcTand Bennett's Electric MM ka PQbllc on. tile .2 of soft.

elites. cha oti ov 4 von trades wbkh not bom MbDsasises nnulelecwxj oi 4oood tale Silt baa Inurctunratlt Balmy Ctttl ttl ta is rtncwtd attn born 4 oat for only ncvfi others burn out they wotthlei Vlfil nn-iT-n sad Their MyApplUiKeisoMonlybr Rooms I to 3. et AtUaU 0 MT i SOL DE TAMPA HAVANA CIGAR. WHOLESALE AND RETliU Worth tTyor StreaT5 R. M.

BENITEZ. sect his rushes' with straight jltft itM. Buddenly he brought up hit left19 cutting McOovern and sending him us floor. McGovern took' live secoa4i of ft count and cams back like a am with left and right WM thrown. to wlnds and the ton.

slugging. n. was 4. and they made a halt' circle the ring fighting In ttii this stage it should one land. While XCorbatt kept seemed to bore lit' better were apparently na suffer than tW this opponent However.

furring McOovern half across IS ind Terra' forgot his definie simply saw a hurricane of DloirSje toward-him. and there' was no on his part Suddenly Aright wring uppercut landed squarely on the peats' his Jaw and McGovern went dove a out. lie was not rendered un on do but It was evident to all presenttlit lilt knew the champlboshlp had takes wisp at he wild efforts to lahii 18. Referee' White called off ten while McGovern valiantly trB W. bett.

stepped back In. referees gesture although he vidsiSi' was In doubt as. to his fallen oppQflhlfl condition. McGovern had girto hue taet a gruelling argument that was tott moment dubious as to whether ti Bwt lyn boy might not be able com 9 again and. renew th baths.

But it VS all over andLln a fliw minutes tM champion was in his are lnirooa T- celvtnc congratulations while UdJimrt was wondertnsnowf itall happened. DRAW FOR FELTZ AND SMUtf- outfit Twenty Before Savannah Club. Savannah Ga. November 3. 0 TommW Felts.

bantam Tony. Moran. of NewTork met was before the Savannah Athletic task ftr twenty-five-round match at- to weight e. After the tight had gone Owen Ziegler the referee. prwwoaad a draw.

a decision that gave pw satisfaction as it vidant crowd. the largest that had 1 light' since the club fitted QJtI quarters that neither man hsa sdvnU to entitle him to. totfl Moran was too heavy for Fsits. la the whole story. both were cUvo ve.

Felts couldbro put him' out. it fc a' few weeks ago In the vflite rotradrhad It been that Moran WP 1 IS pounds more. The bout was preceded by a miwOf match between- Ernll Beds en and chicLucas. of wuliingicn. Mg won the first bout In JourUtn and Seek won the second In Lucas refused to try a cause his- condition was the' bout was awarded to Beet t- JTJBOB.

SLEW OUT THE As a ult He Waa round St 4 His Boom. I Uoiies morning Charles Mtinkey of Iowa a Jurorln the BalBetfmfalflCy now on trial la th United" 8l court was found dead to Ms roOot Greffs house it was evident thtt out the gas bet retiring Ws death will not interfere trial and the ease will 4 with JJ Jurors tomorrow. Melnkey wasJJ and estimated tob worth rematt speedily treatment thoroughly wonderful ec information alii call D. No. VMt Auzteli buul Pelvic Diseasfjif A New Cure For.

By a new system Tcure SWictare. Gleet. Impotency Piles and Platula within Bheumatlnn Nervous diseielT jn thirty days' It CPt" 1. i t. I toJ ft' ts Into I ad- lo 1l1.

I th I' or rfor Gfor la t. kkK or ards. umlI axtr sln tlr for yare I tie touchdwn I Lhu51 m. orgia remo the I nobod tlrrHor gal mI. A I Geor a oved an k.

Au" 4 1 1 Yard ly lives. Id the I IS whl ya rias Po left ard. i a I Iett utlly. th spons MI we pt' eent- tf ilr uburn of lar fJ rln ng fI m-F ti and eof prssencs on tile GREAT WESTERN CHAMPAGNE lb. purist pro or he STaIlO.

tlTe1r fee. frai' fojy ease Tbfo osl7 A awnca1l l1IaIllpa be CHAMPIONSHIP 4' 1 ANf RBIL1l Fi fd s' ri feated tlj NashviIJefbyScor Trick-Plays. a Ten uthern' thre fourths I. thlrt en tler 1 I' p. i ond pia i stral bt hOe rth nt.

I everyman. a nenr. at' S-In reof 1 w. Emor on playl HemphiU and the Atlanta. about8OO I a Id Bit I uiosserright ar4 Paynertght DuRcann ht ett durll k- lalihleff nee aw Tbeftrlt rne ret et I 0:7 Ue vt ft U' urci e- tlanta TheColumbus sta1ll.oti to tJe was.

the 1t tween thtranu tne Ulrelanu nd ofBw mlD aft called' thepo1 iUrulchuce :5 nn tb ral- thaopposing dowtts. tlaa plun on th OC n. or l1 eup end. e. Perr Davis.

left Re vea ref tree. 1 ame been det" rmlned rgla. pral rg1a 5. gL Ile e. will.

bad I. lastJ tute O. nstltutemade I In' fed. i I gaine' at S. cone two I 7anlltneonce.

gtqn Geor too ba11 te ue contelrtBOthteams WenstvTbep1atot was atr. UfIiy QU' RS" WALL OrRUCK Univ Sity Pebnsylv nia Go In" efeat8e. EIev en. IN Seemed. Fl rhatPeiU1q XetDefet Corii e' tete.

The Pennlylvi. Ja' seasbn feat Um' since havetllayed able th from de ex- al- fettle th tried-through' ter. In i we ten. end was down whlrlJ g. and ame.

teamallned Pe' I kl I fA tkie Lubd Bennett. left ird lf rier i tt l. rid I 1jf a k. 1 I e1 DEdgar Pt8 lcts Taatel sa INDIA. I 28.

th Indl nd we r- vlous th 40 In I tory. In Icy wu ery ntral Macon's a at1on today-to 0- superlorwe1cht ICQD' 1Ia the-star the. pins ate hatk 1U1nua ournce atracts muc Intere Toay" Iae wa fifh astte gtvlC Maon tw victorie JacUR' ve' to re te ha a1 ow acond ba te loa deprate Ib Maon on Ja knTtles 1M JJe. Ipu Blo. C1 Tonc cre egh Davdu Rle em Dav4101 coUe to i.

tet lcre 0 5. lnOc1s Aca' Rleig Te resultot wa fv db Jo Alhta be ec CU. pnto I Un y.f 9 cMP 5' No 2ane unverty efe tb Unverlty i Klllp I scr 1 Fat i. rlinl' te bk ad trol es Iv pla Wf wek fenste Jfltt MaaAppl sentwc Atei ac 20. Xcp.

10 I Cug Nomb MchiP oed am wil apM toy 6pnt oppnent Tu. Kehipn cls a tot- baI a wt ttl ro Pnw. whe. n. 0.

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6 9 hc1 KltI 1. i i wrfi ftA7 ir nt ft I i RB uCE DE91 DfeatY to 1tore. Cub Bl om ct ot the deol ov Pte ac Ek Atec Cub tonlt er ttyrund pr- ba te fert' fbt eve' Mn thi cty wch wal do b' Wa tt. Jackn bng defeve lrm- 1ttfn Wt 11ed In' frm te' ver. wtt4 dent fnihin In ad betwen Iugu a Skes wtjthe specttor I ed blw af CUtotn tok hil eln withrmrble fortude unt ffeet rud oe 81e I Ad afrpuhin a ver rnA.

Intentonaly tripp hi. tt Pte hs bk near r. che polce the Interer dere fgh stoppe wlb lon prtested dgrosly ad permited pou d- Fvmore Inda sme wr ene Wct al leanC hitin. whie son. wlb exeption teble retur dd nothin Imself hi feet Tl Ceng Corbt Chic.

Nov fnge wee Cobet to ntlM Cico. feaheihts. Ha Hare Wht ad fEr. Corbtwaa koke Ya roun wnter. mon' me tl' tim a dw.

I 1 SEAE LSES vmI I Scor 2 I Domnon Va. The 1. VIrgnia footall tam deteted I Universty 8wne ge lean thl. cty toy. Sr 2 Capin of.

Sewa tm. lved trCm ut drp ned oa prttily 3yar 80n afer hat VIrnla score bt onC tle fr makng tochowl snd baf. victor Vlr lnla entirly excedIng pnds pr capit. lore mUl tacke ht lne opsi Ing Ito Curh' rn yaJds wa lonst ge. vislol playe pluck VIRGINIA SEWANEE r1ceiean Lyoyne Walkerrlght tke.

PlUpa Bntlett tckle. Krby. Smth te d. Slmp i ull Cemon 22 Tarhee Chlou. NC Noveb The footbal tlm Clna deet tl afe- befoe the Oem col1ee.ala- ton th ce Te wa prye a Wt pak bfore cwd Qut 10 eptW.

RIDER nnof whelen ave Atat. bd- yeserday Huntlr I ranked leanc amateur Iome eT Lat sprnl' bro proteuons caus. weathy unce pla hm at wor- strt Te hants king Atraclon am desered ps crult tp York ultmatelY rching Dayon. Huntt geate rle rn Immer feld wa robb neg. cose fzsh.

tt wl pa tomorw trning rad. competto lae ay rce a te contet Trolh eher roe ot harnl fevr 1 ad a puls 1 al thrug te wth hell I demoltrtn. quaity plck ad endurc r. folhardy. Bk pu dupUct 1cal apac.

atourh sUrhty kler. wt te lne Coure prea an wl reaf Atln tAn weks whn oth trners ad maer a tt norh ay tea Fort thotnd tet luber Ied a coaem re te wk a Suday mlnr trck reay a llp- ton. rs the thraD ble Toa anlf ZnaPe RQl Wal" tour a ervr oter loal prf thel see aer to work T. Onc met wil Turi evnntr nt week Te orn pla 1n op Wedn eell. bu yo4- nte I.

Wator. conte futUy U. de 1 out Tot. raYfo pu I. st tr art Atat' Waltour hi Iter emehatn nt hb 0 dY bo te rnd.

JrkXlma ad 14 1cFad Iv ete th Waltufls tt hmu lok lret. tb. lt cmb. non te aut brouct lo ne. 1cFa havn pre.

Dwb Ek w2s cce mae altoa. ano 1 ta by' 1nch. Bu Pere bineth mt c- wor out Watu ba piae tm' wodel roa re Te aat' rde 11f ent tUNOrlPa atM to. r' te at. tt iL iot a.

a doen aaeurs a peon JI cpte Ue o. 1r em tr tr. Watqlh bn. ded U1-tlveY 9a ihF Swi Guf t. Cha pIon Do ine 1 o.

METBl STRAIHT roky Sed Ls He ad Eay Pt Seon Bud Te' I Cend lIarord. Cnn Novmbr wted a outpointe bya fpter t. syle hmt. Ter Mcve' tce tis ateD NUUe. Athleti Cub OUQ witn mnute trm te na fLTe afer mn- ue.

ad for th cDd rou elap. ouneCrbett who. outsle arlnc. I kow a Biy Rotwellot Dnver. CL deeat th les rounl.

I btn I peti tt wa abut dee vcor. Te shok te' entBa ho' cwded bx- pvlo lUie chplon koeout wa reptin te dJspplntet exhibitd adbe Sulvn' Crbet deaed Oreas. Ter' ft prvert fd- nt tat up Fm te It a 1went a oter lk cam c. a I ether mgbtc ou i te rst round Mcye I won openIn On hla ee Tor et hlmeel op svel' Ume st of lcver eyer led U. bt lte Brkl.

by wet OU I wee I Wnners ofte pr Tok Str Of Ter. Wen Mcve w. ked- dow opnintr rund ter wee ces' dl my hl bckr bt hs derl rpratve wer eu th oelon hs fet Wt- a acond. dowfaUaeeme te an outof cv bt fotbt cever tie br avod fet whcmf CorWm. tedwt le rt.

work 1hc prvea pfUbte co 0" rbt hi" everytle rf unte bai6' neek a hea hil ere en otedst rond said as to tPet IY e1er met rl Ilhm 8n IB a openin' the Ophl er' i Te dow an In nd rund. rt qu lT an4ribc Crbet lk mn showe lk sel-restint btof bd tempr lfan reht fre stve rle Te tactic apprnty WCr bet wa Iokntr Te t6a thlD Uh whrtwnd vlot thrwnr dee tewld. tJt tl ste but Ter fel tp a Corbtt feite an sudenlY ot. whe Overn wa ldeplnc. Ked ad Ot Tl jus Jze evmia4 momet 1 Cortt feinte hm aPn id ir Iat b' na ei hlrlht ovro te jaW 4 Tcjwet wUe te fale empon' Ucl tn rsgln bl tet ewd 7tUe mly.

Te rfer decde 70C DTer w. wn' merlu a le tk' cac tr ter teb rm. ad Well 7ouct. tl eut a matb wth Crbet a tn w1 no b' I Tune cr1tt' whe eme frol dei f1U rlucndot butlti slS 1a bKce ad opon ba wht IJ ad 1 uIb bmft tP bpr o. aa 1 hh" loa02 wJ 1 10t he 1 w.

a Cv. lm a wa. nnl t. blw bcO te bUd' oa r7nbe to ai4' Dn. 8u chte.

t' at' 1" IeWtetbe nfe a0- 11M th Ve b. At th Cpta :1. ofee bJh' TeUU ctrAt- Cub' of' Vror9thet 1t. bte Jc' qb Kce pte le Jlghtb vIHc taao wtb laJet a. st Ue rc.

Ct. jaw1y eUne. r. bt elen ch Id I' atJltdOltb ad YbUOt Ct tu sbo I' bl a t. te rpwtrodteb 4ue ale a1 ebr te U.

ee CU r' COrb tt leftOft the hI oJM I1artl11 1an41 onhIa' sh0U14eran4Corbeu. witha 1mtBroo1d retortecwtlhrlPl DdleftcoD17 n1nlOQ Jwmela ee hIa Jtm1pedto hlaleet. aWDd 1erit" nenti an4toDPi DU. fa forcing bbbeea i IOUJP 1trr wa unl 1D1I1tha terrwttte edy aM" A A tai Ieff 2 tt COMPA81S0NS. I it theothe Ri doutmfndthem W.

ep. rid. lVes Ii r. tockOIM ftJ th i S. IO1SI.

6. n4I and Overco tlil a eUl a erageIu an4. to er n' l' rj meanaj. i. i4dedtoout is or EssigBrOf 0 tHE POPUUB Cla tl 31 WPITEAUST 4 TAkill Ian Iii Nern 1' tbere tlleSt tIOtIIIn Mae t.

I asq 1edrkaI. ieIQIi pat It fo ECfsn4 PIIWWIIIto 1 2 DrBenr tt. I ectricBelt npwtII a Jos. conrt4 spe tilt. barM4 a wcmb if WriletIM flwmyFNeIlaok I By D.

I WhttehU St. QLQ WHOLEsALEAND1Uf aiNo ho RioMBENITE ru ht tiejd hebrouChtu cutttncMcOoV n1and Rnd nwliico andcamabacJc HktWJ14 wlthJeUn4 r1ehtnin ItG. th Jwtnl18n4. IIJU eYer th la ii r1nlftChUnc lt IO ke41J1IdtII oneofrtb mi1llni Corbatt1tePt bon10 tt fht 1 a. IUff oPpoDentttoWever bei fordngKcGovetDhalt tlQe fhlt.

r. JIt. eaw umca 9t suddenlJ4ri ht. uppercutJan4edequareITOD fl- an4YcGovernWfJut In dUI butU en tbt mPl Mhlp' bAdt ma 6wtI4 ttr rftatnJtet Whtteca1ledoffteD Ye em ttnz Je4c. geturealthoU1a as blsfa11eD eoMJUonoIc Ver tJlad jfJchhba rruelUnAarUDient t' 21trat itt UbouaaatowheUirt the bo7mfhtnotbtblei aaalnD4renew.

battitBunt aUOYer Jn. nwinlnutes ch Jlon. i dressing I won It' all I 7 I AJIIi Youiht riV' ii- 1JaforeSav Cbi yember23 lt bantmo 7 i. tor. vannahAtbletJ OaUtri twentJ' flvroun I4 th ftrbtJwll' Defhe JIIIft wenZ1 erthe reteree.P1OIlOI e4" paIftt.

QtJat Jt was 1Vdithe tarceaLthaiJiad UI- sJntetbedub fttt 4 th neftberman the t.oobeavr rle1Ur th ed JIeltseou14IiaYeput 0 o' tlJaH IIf 04 U1OUn4amore. Tbehoutwu matehbetWMDEmn of Sa-- Cb1ctucaLOfWaahlnJtC tb bOutin III an413 dtwoDthe lnY if. i I 1 y. E1aBoo1lL eaKol ea. Ch 1eseJnJt IowaJ in Ba1Uett bth6 8tatd- wa dea41n' ooafIB cu.

ttbC let1a1l111 In co trsaIand theeau lIelnkerWU A4eSUmate4to. be v- I 6000People. KINSON fret ne. th of 3 t. I intert ereriee nsa cc is 1 Patt ereonis th is ii go or corn 1 i A i y.

i-c tackleH a 8mitlsright J- e. et i 1- i 1o t. r' In t. Motaand eehj for the locisI bearS of 5 i ee i i product isa a i ArIrsa CbpIgz. the Pi PLEAsMT VAIjy W11E t.

SoIMakerS abel Ic 4- it VU TO YANDJRBIL 7 CoThthodor toO. Spe 5 4. 4 5. 4. 4 44 5 a a 5.

a a a a tha a 4. a ..4 4 4 are 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ..4 4 4 4 ur 4 4 4 .4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5. 4 4 4. 4 Ga. 11 5) Ftmptuilleft guardLtgnia tackleUavie cap9uanterback.

The avon 40 Furman Wouid 0 Spedat to 0- 1 ti haI therankl sndblue Iikea gfw called the toolt5 atacl1p. her own httlatVanderbilt by the right endChoate left Reeves F. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. 44. 4 4 4 4.

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QUAKERSJ1I lnefcat To ver byn Score mber dtball tba ter thana endTurnbuli Piekerzkeleft guardWarner Teaser--------right endTydeman HowardquarterbackBrewster halt Capt. Cull ofAimapous Cl Canlfslelndian af- la. ac- S000people toO. 28. todayjcontut bingotitciazed Wk placsa4be Unlvegs1y.

a to LiNovember de- MIchIgn0 0 it Tht the Oj ties ha been ble' Tczithoixsand 8 28 28 State 28 8 Drake Mo-Missouri univeg. UniverettrofKansas13. 10 tnIveteIty ot Mr1eutlui Teoti--MooDey n1E ud13e BY YOUNG COBETT WAWOTI' OZTS HeDefeatsT unP5ter Ee- ot oveg YOunC tonlgbtafer ever' lean by' toflnis wltkthe as wIthithe ru- the In a1tsrDunehing Three the InPavor SouthSewanee hi being Laytnoyne tackle. Kirby Smith WillIamsright end Colmore Tutwiler. Ocborne 22Tarheel The Clemson coilegeaggrega.

I is as cheer fever l04and th' Wa severs. profferedthelr be open Wednesday to' ftertbo team awtnflerlsat i I beingths de- 9tsioii. atdst9d3 dflN LI I IifA I I I stbespetIlo th C. sleepand' cure li lgitIH- cc' I. jO- ii Swiorig ui CfiapioneOuI OfRllSiflCSS1' I1 BY' Out.

outside' th knocked Out sc the might go therewere equal so' prodtable corbett bsrd6a jt Whez1Trrjr ba be. soon OpehldgnIi c44L aDdnzzhed McGoveMsheae Denver was crest ailen Well csattell tor. bett tbttt. lo tit but ithaily said Ihad al When be aai wWcb won COrbStt' will rental here day bo A teT ws Trsnclsc for Thelight SOVND1Mc0cv.ru fotafl jswTbey snIrlgbt tGthSbead andTerry th with' right over anan s4 his 00. the' to theTopea COtbett-028e bs tromhl caui cGovera back.

Btthe BrOOklj' a th hlmon lIe at thb oil. eveai I Sedekes ThnbWiad BOUND II raalzed In With a felio w. dontmIntl them. prideoursclv avIJ docket 1 fr AnditIAour CODtt8tsto6 2 OuroSIO IIL SuItsand iii1i toan merchaut thflor" I I TREPOPULLH CLO11IIK1i s- THE VITAL ax Dehe110 2O" Eicliiqty Ii Si i. a 1.

S. hensFInk lath tgf wlinim. Be1ts5b 5 ols-ceyie4 trodesbkhdo am bats metal electiniss used on ethic 5 fi art Wilts to-day foe my rss tests Ctrs Eis 4y AppUcecea sold only by DrBm4tt E1tv ast lto lit Fttlast1. 05. I DETAMPA' RZfAfl trest strs1glitlen abi.

is lb. the winds tip. manner. Ax looked likSaeybe4kit oneot the eldous his b66ihi thsnthtu he 10p lbs Andfinally dsnue Si ofbleweiW toward blat. a right sslsw petal not unesesdes.

ki e1s made wild regain u5c stzuggledCir obedience 01 It' gly be for to JO root MeG a wondering boW it PEITZAND 3 ii 28. s5 York. tt AtbleUcOzb firi sO vrono PI tO ep. it' caQi to th5i I. round had not ais IhIris- third OIfl not AsaRen1tHsWasZouudD lows.

November M05 juror Balliettmth the Slated It Ails' procesS it' was to Diseasi' ANewCureFofs I cure from 8 fiJ I Female I all cf- ire rlr reported from lbs gAtt7. upon or 3. 18. Leat buUii212Z. i.