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ftPsST fc ssr si aTF tr i tT V- Jp C--5V 1- TZ i 5" jer rVt4f MISS FLORENCE ORISCOM Philadelphia girl playing in international golf land. tournament in HITTERS GROW SMALL IN NUMBER. Atlanta. Little Rock and Birmingham Are Absent From the Roll of Honor Dismal Tale of the Batting Slump. STILL aie tile ii aril the wf-eping if tlie heard pr tl1' tneii ri tn" to baseball hea 1 ors ur rrli-f frrm th.

an' 01 i lie pi'-hers of the hall world In Ti t1t1Jtnn of iat Sunday IhPj batih average-1 printed there showed i a Pig de reef In th number or 300 hirers of the eagic. form of the rs with the coming' or hot weather when pry twlrlr in the league touid afford to let out his Rm and send the balls burning over the plate where hitters could find them not. And still are Ithe 300 sluggers descend. lug fie scale which leads to the medto- ore. from the limelight to the retirement whlrh greets alike baseball stars.

broken own puglllttts and others of their olas I' Is lIKe an auction sale. these averages. Going going almost gone. expresses welt the chances at the sluggers against the tabmpn of the league. Arid the iis are groaning with the I ugjrers.

Atlanta one by the way a welt aj uiy others of the league. Look at the difference or a few short weeks. Once there was a. day or glory in the Atlanta camp. Then seated on clouds with silver linings and golden harps singing teeth their praises might have teen seen the Atlanta sluggers.

for weak and the strong were alike in I that all of them ooura slug the ball. One we thought It would ever be to. that there eoJld come no end to the oft entrancing musk or the swish of the bat and the plunk. that solid plunk. of the btttgle sailing out Into limitless spare.

Once there were days when home runs were mot as common as singles. as that day when Atlanta batters Jla the three-home-run Stunt with Mont. tpomery pitchers victim or the attack of tiornerunlttte. Those were like unto the days of our fathers. those days of town al and lb' ll at lew Memphis' Good Record.

There Is no use of mourning the past Tb re is WI some hop for if the locals are not hitting there are one or two camp In Southern battdom where the' hits being made. Atlanta. has had the IlugJer of the league in the phts tea Despite change of owners cursing down of the number of men on the pay list. war with newspapers knock. and the like.

this team has continued to play ball with. LlarInl.n- success. In four games slaved between the two clubs In Atlanta. Memphis sluggers gsth. crest as many' a.

forty-five hits in four i games. which according to baseball 1 nacular. is hitting sot Thl" week another individual ha forged to the front In the batting line. We have the pleasure to introduce iim Punaian champion ha ter or the tOUthertt league Nr the week. Ht least.

Samba ha. been' l1ting he bait. gnne in kind game srems ui like the Atlanta her especially well. Judging from hts E' whl' In this rity. lie is Tow cutting out a 365 dip.

and seem good for even iter. I lie is it atot In his glory. f. with him stand other select circle i now. where itiere Ii a crowd several' week ago.

Mole worth the pudgy ntf fielder or' the Montgomery team. C' mo next. with en average osf 347. Gladys his dropped a few since the list averages were sprung. but be 1 still in yov society lid ring- Leg up the hits without trouble.

Also he fact of Grarrlu and or Hahn are atill visible. these two men being tied for third place. Both lave een. do- ing excellent hitting of late. though Hahn' ha played In a greater number of game.

i than. Gramm. who is sent in every other day. The averages are as follow SOUTHERN 300 HITTERS. PUATERS CLUB- alt h.

a. ba. rtungan. If. Menrphls.

126 46 i4 355 oleswortb. cf. Mont. 121 42 20 347. Grafflus.

c. Shreveport. 64 22 7 344 Hahn rf. New 43 19 344 Leecher. 3b.

Memphis. 69 23 6 333 Mullaney. lb. Mont. 120 39 IS 325 rnnett 2b.

Nashville. I 38" 24 324 lb. ShreveporulSO 40 21 sea are I look W. Mrm- The Addle lf Prize in the lirsiClak The Time Made In All the. Events Was Slow a There Was Very Little Breeze.

Undln Won Second Clfes I Savannah Ga. Tune 3. The annual regatta of the Savannah Yacht Club" was sailed today. There were many entries In the several events. Slow time was made.

as the breeze was poor. Commodore J. Ferris Cann. upon the 1 ccncluslon of the regatta expressed him: self as Mghly pleased with the showing made by the boats the interest manl: rested by the yatehsmen and the attend. an upon the affair.

The races began at 11:30 o'clock. Comi modore Cann and the committee or I judges and other officials. aboard the ft earner Tybee. tendered for the day. by Lieutenant Norman.

had proceeded early In the mornlnff to Warsaw sound. where the stakeboat for the first-class I yachts was placed. For the other classes 1 a. nearer point for the. establishment of a was selected.

and all was In readiness for the start soon after the return of the Tybee to the starting 1 point which was a line drawn from the clue house to a. point on the opposite shore. At the boom of the dubs cannon promptly at 11:30 o'clock the yachts or the first-class made their start. some getting away-a bit behind because of the jockeying for position that always follows the preparatory gun. In this race of cabin yachts were the Addle owned by Edward Demere Beatrice owned by Edward S.

Stoddard One L. J. Atcinas and Smith. W. L.

Clay. The first prize was 50 and a cup presented by Mr. Julius Brown. of Atlanta to be held for one year. The v.

was Addle. In the second class open boats the I entries were lola. David t. Barrow Undine T. H.

Ferguson Imp :1. S. Schtey. They got away five minutes-after the start of the larger boats. The first prize was 520 which was won by Undine.

Entries in the third class" which started Owe minutes artflf second clas got away. were design Doris Maud. Sam Ross Joe Rot H. S. Strach.

Mischief. J. A. O. Carson No I.

C' Y. C. J. F. Cann No.

2 C. Y. C. J. M.

Dixon No. 4 c. T. C. II.

G. Strachan. and No. 6. C.

Y. George A. Cosens. Interest this race was the keenest. because in it were the Charleston dories or the Charleston 1 Yacht CluR which however pnder the rules had to be entered by members jf I the Savannah club.

The race yes also great Interest because all the boat. I lielng or The same no time al- I lowam-es were necessary. xhp boat that won won on her merits. This was the Noy 4. The prize was a sliver cup.

Swallow swift little lat-'bottomed affaire constituted the fourth class. Tre entries were Flirt. G. A. Cosens or- giana.

C. C' Martin. The prize 20 was 1 won by the Flirt. The longest course that of the cabtn yachts was 20 miles. The smatter boats sailed IS miles.

They finished pretty much in a bunch. presenting pretty spectacle as they came up the lohg reach from Wilmington island. i Glasses were kept leveled by the watch. who were anxious to see their favor- lies win. Upon the conclusion of the regatta dancing was indulged in and it was not i until a late hounr tonight that guests and members left the yaqh club for th ir homes.

THE LEADING OPTICAL HOUSE or John L. Moore Sons has every op- I tical staple or sp at all 1 dtmajid. AU kinds of eyeglasses. chain lorgnette. opera and field glasses in stock.

42 N. Broad street. Prudential building. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Chicago 4 PittsK O.

PittsGurg. June' 3. 3. puzzling delivery and brilliant support sTiut out Pittsburg. Score R.

H. E. Pittsburg 000000000 0 7 2 I Chicago 000 101 020 4 8 01 Batteries Robrtailte and Peltz Ruet- bch and O'Neill. Time. :45.

Umplre Emstie. Attendance 6680. Even Break in Boston. Boston. June 3.

Honors were even In 1 the header today between Boston and York. FIRST GUI Score R. H. E. Boston 000 001 Ox 8 I New York 000 000 000 0 3 4 Batteries Young and Moran McGinnity.

Taylor and Bowernia. Time :37. 1 Umpire ODay. SECOND GAME. Score R.

H. E. New York. 003 302 000 8 3 Boston. 000 000 003 3 5 4 Batteries Wlltse Elliott and Bresnahan and Clark Willis and Sharpe.

Time rs3. Umpire. ODay Attendance 7835. fi Philadelphia. 2 Brooklyn O.

ji Brooklyn. June 3. Philadelphia shut 3out Brooklyn today' owing to Ptttingers 5 i good pitching. Score R. H.

E. Brooklyn 000 000 2 4 Philadelphia. 010 000 Olx 2 7 0 Batteries Stricktett and Bitter Pit- linger and Doln. Time :20. Umpire Rausewine Attendance 2500.

2 St. Louis 1 Cincinnati O. St. Louis June 3. St.

Louts cele- its return after an bsence of 8 almost a month by defeating Cincinnati 9 I to 0 Attendance 5300. i core R. lL E. 81. 000 000 IDs I 5 0 Cincinnati.

000 000 000-0 8 I 31 Batteries Taylor and Warner Over. all and Scud. Time I :4. 3i KNOCKED THE COVER OFF- namas and old hats cleaned reshaped. SUBSET.

Whitehall street. 3 3' i 3 3 i I er. forced our first parents out of the 3 Garden of Eden Presently' little Eddie whose parents hod recently moved from Kansas riot up his hand and answered The Standard Oil Company. The Terrible Octapus. From The Chicago Record-Herald.

Who asked the Sunday school teach- MRS. CLEMENT GSISCOK She is greatly interested in golf and accompanied party of Amerf- can golfers to London. I SOUTHERN TEAM 1905 SELECTED BY J. W. HEISMAN IN selfctinjan so jthern coHegf tea 111 I exclude front consideration collects and players in the states gf Virginia.

Kenttck3 Arkansas. Texas nd lx ui l- ana. as thse are too remotely llated to be considered In this connection. North Carolina teams too VI' with difficulty lined up for infection because but one college in the state Trinity makes trips or arranges games wim more southerly teams and that because sh is the only ore having membership In the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Anociatlon the others having rules of eligibility varying greatly from those of tie association render. Ing an lndiscf4mSnatC selection trom teems within and without the S.

I. A. A. beyond an constetancy and not to De atttmpted. Tiierefore" I choose only tea ms within the S.

I. A. A. The team lines up as follows Travis Vanderbilt. tcherf Bradshear.

captain ty Wfems Auburn Day Tech. rtrst Base Wheat. Sewanee. Second Hamilton. Vanderbilt.

Shortstop McMillan. Tech. Third Holland Clemson. Left Gager Tech. nter Field Steele.

Auburn. Right Field Fuller. Tennessee. Utility Sullivan Georgia Gates. Me.

r. Easily the name which shines clearest and brightet In this array of exceptional talent i that of Brasher. This young man Is beyond all questioning the most prominent player of the season. Wltn mcst extraordinary ability as a pitcher tic cnbines the advantages of being a. good batter and base runner.

Add to these a sunny disposition a firm deter. minatlon and words of endurance ant you understand why ih has been able to place hl head and shoulders above all other pitc or the year. And I vrould have Mm captain my team. He has the' bearing of a. gentleman the for.

bebrance of a true sportsman and the idea temperament of the fighting ate- tete ever determined. never dismayed always sung and with a persistent smite to help out. As captain he would be a. credit and an ornament to any team. Though the trop Is marked.

Weems. of it without discussion the seconl pitcher or the season. and his pace cornea perilously near to that or the best of last year. Picking Ii third slabman Is where trouble comes in. for here they are raucl more closely bunched.

me" satisfactory performers of the year have been Routh of Cllmson Sullivan of Georgia. Gates P' Mercer. May of Auburn. Sparkman of Parker of Tennessee. Morris.

Live land Kyle of Vanderbilt. Durant of Wofford and ay of Tech. I choose th Us'- named. after much deliberation. because In no game has he been knocked out or the box or even heavily hit and has pitched a great many this jx ar.

Then. i 100. he is a quite reliable batter snd very fast on bases. He has lost but one' game this year-that by a sore or I to 0. The selection or a catcher.

next to that of a right udder is the only hard. tlUk I have. for none of them are near thl maTS of Woodward and Maxwell or last year. Travis. of Vanderbilt.

Is best. I thtnlMnainly because of. his experlonc' and steadiness. A surprisingly large proportion or the catchers of the year I have been young and green. hut the best- besides Travis are Lurton.

of Auburn. Bissell of Clemson and Wiggins of Sewanee. First base goes to Wheat of Sewanle Not without opposition however. for rlck. of TecE.

is the best fielding Initial sacker on a southern college team. I and Is even a better runner than Y35t but the latter 1 too farahead i of him in batting and deserves the pla e. r. Wheat also makes It good captain and I should have htm take charge of the team when Bradsher was not in the game. IDs height and reach are just the thing for J1rst.

Other first basnen of prominence are ArmOeld or trinity and Moore or Georgia. who bats well. The second basemen are more evenly oncTied again. Uartln of Georgia. gives sptendtd promise for a youngster.

rhl of AUrn Is experienced arid reliable but weak. wIth the stick. Robinson of Clemson Is a first-class man. ahd Sawre of Sewaoee Is even better. belt consider Captain Hamilton or Vanderbilt the best or the lot.

He cannot be said be ak in any department of play. hut has anything but a walkaway In getting the place. Next to Bradsher. ey in when Including pitchers In the consideration. tbe man who has stepped lrstothe most dazzlIng of the limelight5 it McMillan.

pf Tech. EUty per cent Is a low' estimate or the amount of Improvement. he has shown alp around overhis ha5- strictly at par. while his furious deadly lLglstningllke fielding carries his stock up till it fairly spurts out orthe top of the college players' thermometer. No one.

I feel assured who has seen him play in a single game this year win be disposed to differ wtth this estimate of ithe little fellow. Ttfmmy Is It All others are In a different laes. pans Qt Clezuson is probably the jnext beSt shortstop of the' year but Skin- ner or Auburn pushes him hard. Smith or Trinity is B. very nice little player.

Craig or Vanderbilt is a Up-top short and a. strong batter. There Isn't any trouble bout third has HQjJgad Off. ClflDOn his It by as big a margin almost as he has In size over his rivals A splendid fielder. with a strong and accurate throw.

a fast runner an experienced head and one of th very best batsmen of the year a blind man would have no difficulty In spotting him. Smith or Alabama. is his nearest competitor. or outfielders the choice of fwo Is easy. but none or the remaining host ha 1' a distinct lead of the remainder.

nor even a right be In the same picture with these two. Gager of Tech. and- eele or Auburn. would make good on any amateur team. Both are extremely.

clever fielders and perhaps they are the two most terrific hitters of the year. Steele La a very fall' base runner and Gager a vfry good one. There can be no question of their eligibility to play on this team. Nowcomes the hardest nut I have to. crack my right fielder.

Hamnton of Tech. Is a good man. but equally so are Brabham or Wofford and Fuller and Baker of Tennessee. If little Bradford of Vanderbilt could hit anywhere near1 as well as he fields. there would be no a 1 think I will shut my eyes put my sand In the grab-bag and hope I will gel Fuller of Tennessee.

For utility man. I couldn't do better than ask for Sullivan of Georgia. and Gates of Mercer. They can both bat sdone. run some play most anywhere- the former In the outted the latter In the diamond and they can both pitch a whole lot If called on to do so.

What better utility men could a manager ask for Taken as a whole the combination out. lined above would be a formidable ag grtgatJon for even last professional teams to encounter. It would be particularly strong even for an Southern" In batting their team fielding would be a treat. Wouldn't you go a salle or two to ee It action AICEBICAtf LEAGUE. Philadelphia.

8 Washington 1. Philadelphia. June 3. Inability to hit Coskley 5 delivery opportunely was the cause or Washington's defeat. Score R.

H. E. Washington 001 000 000 1 7 5 Philadelphia. 122 000 03x 8 12 I. Batteries Townsend and Klttredge Coakley and Schreck.

Time. 1:50. Umpires Kelley and McCarthy. Attendance 12930. Cleveland 5 Chicago 4.

Chicago. June 3. Cleveland today defeated Chicago In hard fought game. Score Chicago 000 031 4 to 3 Cleveland. 010 100 II 2 Batteries Owen sod Sullivan RhOBdu and Buelow.

Time. :88. Umpire OLoughlln Attendance 3535. Boston. 10 New YSrk 3.

New York June 3 Te Boston Amen- ca ps easily defeated New York today. Score R. H. E. Boston.

100 350 10 10 I New York. 100 200 000- 3 Batteries TannhIU and t3z-lger Orth Puttmann and McGuire. Time Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 12000. Detroit 5 St.

Louis 4. St. Louis. June 3. defeated the locals today- a game.

A home- run into centerflsld bleachers by Schaefer was a feature. Al' 1800. Score. SLLouis 000 000 4 8 2 Detroit 01 000 022- 8 I Batteries Sudhoft and' Sugden Killian an Dora Time. :55.

How' to Cure Epileptic Fits. Mlr it may m. Jja found a way to cu epilepsy or falling ttls. It is LIdr Ko ln th dl cov ry of a well-known Washington scientist. net bars to mt ch tlh In It that we guarantee to ir tl nf tamer tm" ease.

hitherto consld red Incurable. Elixir KMtoe XIYSI Instant relief frog. th tilde epileptic flu sad spasms anti wakes Vere u. or. how meal doctor.

have rnnotmeed it Jncnrable. Do notdespair Elixir lotne II a weJlWlC remedy for the cure or epilepsy or Hu. Itu rot revomrneiided for 1ST. other Al t. bet I 1UU orders fllle TJuJ Keime Co.

Wuhlneton D. X. or Watson Drug Cb. Broad and Marietta iteet AUtnU ithtMar Success' Dr. Hathawayi aufifK arid Medical.

Science. Every Man Afflicted Should Call on This Crpa Specialist. He jn i in dxl8 and Coh- Rsu Tfiitmlat Wha Ciir Bioh Irli. DRHATAHWAYr Oldest Estatllaked aad Most By There is nf. other physician In the United States that has with the locces Dr.

Hathaway has during the years. and years he has teen established In Allan-1 ta in the treatment of men's diseases. That he ha met With sucseias Is evidenced by the fact that he has today the largest practice to be found anY where In' this' country and la recognized as the most expert specialist hr. line His method of treatment is" entirely his. own.

originated and- perfected byVKUn after over a quarter century study and experience In the treatment of. these diseases. He has. rutored many a weak. worn-out dlscourasrd man unfit for wor or pleasure and he can do the same thing for YOU If you will only him th chance.

NERVOUS DEBILITY the result of' over-indulgence. Indiscretions excesses mental strain can be permanently cured In young old and middle-aged men by Dr. 'Hathaway's advanced method of tres-tmeirt. The most' delicate organs or the human- body are invoiced and you cannot afford to experiment with the treatment of IneiperUncedrdoc- rs. free trial samples" and treatment from no jto pay" doctors.

you tIaee yourself under the care of this great. Specialist where you are as-- cured oz the most stSlfttl celentlflc and most up-to-date treatment obtainable and without great cost. You are cordially tn-pted to can on hint andhave a heart ts heart talc with him which will do you a great deal of good even If you do not take treatment. Sc sure to call the Dm spare moment you ha e. BLOOD Ills treatment for this disease Is not mere patehwork outgoes to the very' bottom of the trouble.

and. removes from your system forever every trace or tft ie tame. If you leave any of Its symptoms such as sores or ulcers la mouth blotches. pbsples sore throat pains In theTxmes rash on the st. falling out of your hair and eyebros Ton should low no time in consulting Dr.

Ilatb awiy If have Blood Poison. you are lit the clutches of tile mosfflmfllnt seas that filets mankind. and nothing but heroic treatment wDI gave Tonfrom miserable existence. Whether you haveVjiiat contracted the i5easjp Dr. Htbaways Great Specific Serum' Method eau be depended upon to- cure your case and he has demonstrated time and again that he- can cure this disease iii any stage.

STRICTURE. Ills cure Pot Flrlcture Is gentle and painless. It Involves no cutting or dan rerous Surgical operation. Every obstruction Is discharge soon ceases ftammaUon and soreness is allayed. the canal Is once again tr for the per- rormaiJcVflf Us eaten functions.

No man afflicted with this dlseas can afford to neglect taking the proper treatment. for If neglected or Improperly treated e- rious t-omphIeat2 are sure to Arise wlltaffect the kidneys. bladder and. In fact the Urlnary System. Remember Dr.

Hathawaycures this j. pjiie without cutting ta painless and- causes no detention from business pleasure. VARICOCELE rtenctd treabrtlnt. but placeyourself under the of Dr. Hathaway.

the roost expel Specialist in this country who It therefore to treat yon eon- rectty. HIS SPECIALTY SSSw FL551 ttteWTatf of men. such as GleetTetU dUeasea u- liar to women. etc. and everyone afflicted Is cordially Invited to call at Sib othe frr free fxan nation.

consultation and free medical advice. Each callerJw the free use of nit vet medical equipment the roost expensive and complete to thl country. lturlrdng X-Rays. Violet flays Vibratory maehjnev Oaltanle Static and Fnadlc Tlcctilcal machines. and various other appliances anti apparatuses aid Mm In curing certain diseases If You Cannot Call Write.

For the benefit or who live tos far away to call or for other reasons Sod It Inconvenient to call. Dr. Ha way-has originated a plan. which enables him to cure the afflicted at a distance anti he wants to receive a letter from everyone suffering from any disease and he will give them Jsls expert opinion their cue free. of charge.

and will also send a very valuable book on their die. ease fr He has a. number of them. Write for the one you. want I.

Disease or the Throat ungs 2 RidneT and Ju NEWTON HATHAWAY Intaaa Building. 22 S. Broad Street. Ga. Ottee 8 p.

m. Sundays 10. a. In. to I Po m.

HI EK rhdars int SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Ti Score in Macon. Macon. Ga. June' 3.

Score R. B. Savannah 100 000 000 0 I 5 on 000 100000 0 1 a Batteries Helieman and Hanrord John Fox and HarnUh. Time. 2:05.

Umpire. Keefe Attendance 820. Called end of tenth Inning on account of darkness Charleston 14 Columbia 1. Columbia S. C.

Jobs 3. SCOT RILg Charleston 125 20 7. Columbia 050 200 200- 74 Batteries ChUda. and Yunsen Wetnig ulrto and Earle. Tune 2:25.

Umpire Kelly. Attendance BOO 8 Augusta 2. Jacksonville Pta June 3. Scores Jacksonville 220 401 12 1 Augusts OOOOOI 2 2 Batteries Bracken and Leslie Bucker and Roth. Time :42.

Umpire. Latham. Attendance 1130. DAVIDSON WON The Finals in the Tennis cittb Tournament Were flayed Yesterday. Washington.

June 3. in the1 ftt1ats to day of the tennIs tournament the BachetorsL iwn Tennis Club. the-chain-- pionshlp. or wcptoJ toJ. Cif Davidson of.

Washington who defeated Harry Allen or New Tone three iit four teu. In th women's ingles Miss Welmer or lhl city won both pm Trom Miss ot The final wens doubks. wss woo Sr. Messm. Glaiebrook and Lamed Seated Mes sGordoniand CfiWonJjs tnreiJii MiTe tti v' f-- 5Vffi i a v' fr YV- Jr Urinary Tract Skin.

RctaliandRhett usatlszn 4 Wsease Women SBloo Poison e. Nervous Vital Weakness 7. Strjctnre 8. 9 Gleet or Chronic Oonorrheoavandr-hU" book for men. 6 pag s.

UetP TJtanm ness. Vigor and Health Have. nOjh Itaney. In writing for these'- booksi they art absolutely tree. i Every person should.

snake rernyvpowi hie effort to call pn this great SpeclaHst. but if. you be surer to writ him. The address is Nat Kaiser Co. CoofldentIa loans onyaluaW Bargalni In imrd eine Diamonds.

81. NOTICE TO JiaveZO miles off fieavrijoclt an4- earth. work In. Central Georgia to" built for the Atlantic- and Birmingham" Company part or wUl let to' letponslble con tractor wrth pjod outfits. Th material it dt' ahdappareatlyv the best we have had yearttl Profile ted work canbe seen by applying to.

the CaUhan nitructfoa Company's gn r- al uperlnten3dt. R- Keller Warm Springs station or EulldchvllI. ix tt office or to our JDlhoflce at lCnotvill Tenn. Tire callahanCon struotlo Company. general contractors.

9IOO bal iraua aad mt fer QnI8 oy syien AMJa UM TTalU ttku awgs 9014. BRANNENANTHONY Drs to TLATA OAt Ifietf prsseztpSIm From London It lay cH was lying A i i 1 to ruament I SOUT HERN300 Honor--Dismal II t' jing ln 1. I il ri" rjq 0 balh 1 Ja the 1rn tt It a Wf rf' the hI IC 1. ih lIatJrAl rult of je 11rn I th u1d Ujlgr8 de end al mf dlo- rf hlel ts a r- a iI1Jr. tr uggers I A tlan ta as an ks.

wa. ated LOfI Prn 5. en AtI nta I Ura WQul CQ ld ft Ilmltl dB thTee run Um th. 1 slL ball ord. lIe.4/ tni' a lo ok th ite rtrt' ing new 8 es.

bet EEn MEm hl. ga th er a ac dl111 ver- r. ha. I. Ir.

GU Sam holtr thrn ek I at u1 Em 1 1 At lanta f' lalJy dt 1101 o' Ie 11 1 rt iii I ntgvmery' Ih Gladnus i ft E' ng. I ut I. Xd 5Nit ririg- txJut A thn en. i thou Hahn I i enT l. I Th es SO fem hb 4 355 f.

2 2 3 41 7344 34 Le cter. Y. 2 ii IN Wcikar 1 b. OJ I 1 Memphis. IL YERS" ab.

h. r. ba. lIngall. If.

126 46 14 365 i f. I. r.3 I LulTy. et. 136 39 19 287 I HurlburL 63 17 3 270 2b.

82 15 6. 2 42 xander 102 23 8 225 Tam ptt. 54 12 II 222 Kfter. 87 17 9 195 hlstlr lb. 21 II 189 Cannon.

88 16 5 182 TaalA. 977 252 101 268 Nuhvi1le. LA YERS- ab. h. r.

ba. b. Ii 2 i Y' i Jallr b. 135 34 16 250 Wtseman. If.

117 29 10 248 Aceoralni. c. 73 18 10 247 BI ueue ss. 100 23 8 230 Janing 3b. 98 22 7 225 i lndelk c.

47 8 0 170 Russill rf. 42 8 I 143 ql 1 se. 8 I 0 125 I' Totals- 3 247 115 254 New Orl ans. i PJ.lAYERS- ab. h.

r. In. I' Hahn. rI. 25 43 I 9 34 Stanley cr.

133 37' 22 278 i I Sullivan c. 40 10 2 250 Stratton. 70 It 9 229 I Hollyss 114 25 29 WillIams. 2b. 22 26 It 213 I ocklb.

205 Totals 968 246 114 :254 I Montgomery. PLA ERS oh. tt. t. 1- Motesworth dl 121 20 347 Mullan y.

I h. 1.20 39 16 32 Gardner. If. 16 2 281 1 Mittrirk. f15 to 250 BYouthtrs 3h.

32 19 24fi artz 2h 137 33 14 2 I I. nnr 14 3 I 214 22 15 3 I If. 112 20 9 In laughn rr. 35 2 4 057 Tot Is 946 235 1 0 2411 Little Rock. 11.

YERS- lb r. 1. Goal 98 29' to 2 Blah 2b. 99 27 10 273 Tayor. 31 92 24 7 26 lnn rt.

III 27 7 243 Garyin. 88 21 II 239 I I Reading. lb. 56 12 2 214 Johnson. 89 12 5 :135 I Tota 810 92 76 3 II Atlanta.

PLA YFRf all. h. r. taITord. lb.

82 24 10 293 Crozier. If. 127 37 24 29 i I I i Morse. 125 27 14 216 nderson. 96 20 6 2CiI her.

r. 79 15 3 2d3i hca. e. 52 6 3 115 To I 982 228 i Shreveport. i lLA YERS- as.

it. T. ha. Grnrriu. 64 22 7 3441 Welkart.

fh. 130 40 21 308 b. I i Kennedy. d. 125 29 17 231J1 AIillerlr 101 23 6 228i nl" rl.

ISO 33 17 220 ns 2b. as 17 13 10Bi imth. 109 20 19 1831 Fritz e. 52 7 7 135 I Totais 109 152 39 Birmingham PL. YERE'- ab.

tt. r. I t. n. lb.

98 29 10 2941 Moore. 94 15 JO 2701 Sn1th. rf. 97 25 7 28 flelehanty tr. 141 I' 255 Hennts ct 101 24 13 238J Ii rp' I t.

I I I 2 I Clarke. 78 IS 7 MeGrew. 19 2 0 105 TotaL 975 223 102 228 HHA tflOff HOLTISREG TTA i Won-the Jirst massa TimeMade in. EV 1 ta'j as I Cl a. vahnah ann th was th 1 at once II :30 Cann' orman.

1t earl morn Ins; tb acht asplaecd as arEr 0 wa th II :30 o' cck aehts fir5t- lass a bEh bt' ause jock lng itlOI1 ra I pr I I is I Fergu on ThEygot minutes' after I din I ntri 18I the' fecond I the Ro an lj hiE' 1 I 1. 0 4. I tcaug th 1.I'101t".s. be aule I' th d. no.

timeaJ- 1n II 1' I No. al1o. cla TC. urs i boa ts 1 Smiles. fjnlh i spe lacle from.

GIs cr ho anxi us sc IlPS a8 In. a spI" lalty Is mal1d. eygla Pitt r' puzzli ut Pitt burg. PI 000 000 ooa- I RObP el I I I I Honors todB I I oil' 0 I I 37'1 0 Da I I Score oie OOoa 3 Elliott' I I 5J. ODa I i I I out Bro klyn I I 2 Strlk Pau e1 lne I 3.

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I SeJ Cti1 ill1 lth rn 00' tea1l comtlde lon LoUISI- 3e are. remotel ccns4dered this withdlfr1culty beca se state arran Ll ause ope' con stancy TIilETe onl terns up re' Trln.t- Da Shortstop HoUand. Ct Steele. RIg h1t Field Tennes Geor la cer. Is oun fpost Itn blnes tbe he rs I or I be I8n I.

1 he cre lt ouP Il dl9cu lion mor" sa ear I and of oC Day h. g' hltnd he tchd many ln ra ba ost one xt fiel r. tk st. experl nc SUTIlri81 ly th are' ClemMn. Tecl Inltl 1 ev ba runner I.

far ahead pl Yh At Itls bA en A Is. I t' ofptay tI paC Judlng step Inlo. he tdas amou. fIt Qt. he.

8' S. ow. o'er I rearTaCli1e I tm. h1lUna nt. b9 1Z ue 1- d.

tllllt thermom ter. In' I dlterh I mm- I I next I Tr2nlt an be. rgln on the vel" th I 60 I aInlng baa I tho en 1 to are flekl rs they' the vel" tlo.n I I' Now Com1 my I Te I I a rgume I. I. and hope ouklnltdo of' me.

el-d lot-If B. a 1f' I In 1 inability I 1 I res. R. H. E.

I S8. The cans ton. 10.10 9 :50. trolt i to Jd 1 At ndance. It H.

E- St. LouIs 22t 4 010 I 1 I xlracuJou. scent. cuII' Kosine. the dIIeOYStI of' Wuh1n on much falUi.

totleut It does not eonslMre4 Tes tro the t. et tJc 1111 Alte1 au tute I cun. 0 matter etm Inc1I If II notcleePalrEllx1r for et 1. 1P11 is re ommend othl1uue. II ft TheKgauie Uh On-- 1 IItY :7 F3- ic j.

zii jrt 1 I ij iii. i l. e' om en f' i 7 With iGrear lU CBSSf iHa hPf ofr at rj I. ep oc niedas Belnlt the Mot rJtcoro1u Il' Scientific r4Kn fcf I Scl ceEvi ncAft1r tedSh urd. 1 I rtffl CJU8t J' IJfExam ne dCQb lt Ee tCha e' Jrl IIID F1.

lh CaalOt i. JtP 1 1- 2 I' i I DLHAT IwlY i i floogzla4 a. the Ena1tOOcllUul 1. if1J no Nh Inthe UDItedSta es he I rtn teen. b.

shed. Atla ita has metW1th au. evid ed. rec 1zed st ipecl Ustlp e. H16m th of.

by quart treatmentott worn ut. manun11t rworlt' ha ure. 115090 JUou UIO YiIIV Jmm l1 over- du1r ce. I tlonll 8t ic r. ctlr DrlIatbano CM mostdeUcate human-'body BreJn 7 exJe nt trea.

torlnexpert cedcdoc tfS pam les" tromno ure dOCtorsbutyoll AdJl m' f' Youace beartttt' rt "tal at alo Ooi1even. JYOUdoJ ot lli n. but goes totheVerr foreverevry ceottbe 011I IUchueoreaOtI1JcU11 thh je I io I t1" If oto PoiJ A tIIths otthe r. thstlIrmeu nlbuth OI rtIt Ve YO12VOm. Wb ther eontlactedi 6' dI Jlht D.

Hth way tt Methodcsnbe upaDtii e'8 e. Jlr andpainlesaIt1tn01ves 1I cuttlngord n. furglcal ratlon. Inflammation nd canalis oncea ntff ortle rorI1lal1 If unctIons. afflI ted thJsd1se acjU1 he nec1.

ect. ed. erlmpro eriytrea ted ilrise tha wUL affect b1adderatid Ur G4I11to- nary Syste Hathaway cures dl tde pa detenUoDfrom 0 CELE VARICO It neglected 1" In1Jfoper1y treatdwlU tesulttIn COJn1lete olifO10at nU power anti it yen have the slightest symptom should nUl r. th.1\ He uses nol1anbmeans1n the treatment Of disease you I be from the stlrt. Do not ra1teJOU fioU te-17T tak1 1lespe.

treatsient. place Urself ofDrHathawaythe mo a Epet a11t Is k. fore a SRECI LTY 010 nejudes the di8ean. men and women 9f a. hront orUnred11lnature.

ch RsKldre and Bladder Trouble Diseases of the mart. NndS tc RheumstiEn Slrt Diseases Rectal Diseases. UrtnaryD1sOrd 11 iI lY' FUl Lumbn FlltulA Filet Jirtvate dlsea G1 tocaJlatbtsof uantnahClIlic nault Uon fr Eac caller11uthe rr I tx be pe I tl nd Fn adJc andvarlOUs ppUancesanda i7lsIch dlse les. Ca not Write. c' those who Uveto farawa e.

of tbelrdb. rite Th LtI ldn d. 'cl' 2" Inman 22ti St t. At nta. OfftCet ursa taiD cf.

oE if 3. re B. I Moon 1 kn ot 1 Columb 3. HE 020' 4 7 7. We y1ne SAugusta PI Seers 1fE.

Ol I 010 2 IVt 2 nt Attend nce 1 13 TOURN NT rtna1sin Behe1 Lawn ci ToumAIitent ed washi 1rto ne 3. Of Chtt the outh to J'- C' WUh1 tIw1a deteat FA1len. ror U1 out of u. the menss1DjiesWs Z' lblsClty Jt J11Ln. ar.

i U11naryTract 8k1 Rectf ett- WmenSBlool elYOUs 1t7J 1 Stticture8Vanco 1eg cbronfCGonorr andbl 0 enil5rie tt ttJleT ehoal11naki.nery bleerrort al1' a 5 pedaHS towrltA Coctld Ua1 Itrium unredeemed 1IDecWr o. TICZ RAILROAD- ONTBACh TOBS. jo We ft by Jan4. orkln CentriLtoomto be- for" Art which We W1lFlet tes OnlJbJe contn toft' 11 0 The mAterla1l4 dapP4reDU hadJtieara a eenby.pply1 Jttoth COilltru CO panIgeDr 1 pn. ner r1np tt1 n.

BuU ehy1U. IkeGa orto Calla Con. 1 mtrat tracto 00 ViU IIRE tt e4 nDSla 7 557 JRANENANTHg qrr 77 a tItkd. JII 1 I KN. nJmL D' TidBftS bf t1nseJL.

Shmy cill1tfWUb qJ1I. ct u1.thlnklyirl In I Hon ir a Ii elt fl t. 1 I i cJTUr1oNt 3 p. I i4I I 7 i 4 iV i I w- I Yi I ZLf 4 1 Z- rJt1 I 1t' zP T1 I J' 41y I I I I I I SOUTHERN 300 rii rILL o1n herq 1f th' th I ii bt 1 th 1eage. ery ut th fi haS hiI1 wn oia.

I i reese I uggers raLes. ive hC soft. w1ie mery There th re Me two. Thic ting wet hi itt vn woith. pudgnier moo 0 Ia gto1 AL' been 2 3 e.

Orleans. 125 12 1 XashvjtleLII 309 b- Dingati. Iteeher 3b. 69 23 6 333 Colllnt. 3h.

79 23 tO 291 36 9 liurlburt. I Wattero. I 5 5 242 Akxander. St Tamectt. I I 7 I I I I rf.

PLAYERS- Fuirett 2b. I I I 36 24 324 Eley. lb. 76 22 7 289 Randella. utility.

54 IS I 278 I Norcumrf 21 33 21 273 lb. 35 6 I 7 0 Fiuyette Jansing. Sstndelta. tt-anvllte. Orleans.

344 37 IRhe. 3b 23 33 9 2t Nadeau. If. 124 32 6 58 holly. 4 I I Botk tb.

117 24 0 254 efp 42 20 Multarcv. lb 4t' 32 9 24P SThwartz. 4 24 it4nnera. 4 Shiebach. cc.

117 53' lvneh I 2 a 8liaughnesy Totaic itO VFRS bt 29 2e6 3h. atetatirt I I I Iturley. util 73 7 6 233 Hartrnan. ef. 04 23 Is 221 Ca 2 I3 92 76 3 Pt.AYERi.- b.

0 Jordan. 2h. 107 3 14 2t0 MeCay. cf 140 35 17 250 ttrug. 22 5 246 Winters.

rf. 46 0 2 217 as 215 2C 6 5hea. Totts Pr.ATErIS- 344 lb flees. 3b. 40 39 24 279 Osteen.

2b. 91 22 4 242l Al Miller. It. 228 11uner. 7 3rane.

3 t. IO2 231 PLAYERS- b4. 294 94 33 238 Miller. lb. 85 20 12 235 ehiap.

2h. 71 t6 7 223 t4afford. 3b. 131 29 21 221 Matthew. C.

60 f2 4 e. 192 as. Jt03 iiie ade rteze. 015dC19L I i ateamer mornln a I I I away he aftei1theseeond 2. I of af- Th I Geor- er.

ya their 4. Pittsl4g 000-0 4 0 ew GAME1 000-0 RHE I t. Louts5 anbsence I pananeas 28 er r-- L. e- I a II 5- 4 PfflLLDELPBIL 1' gol Se'S eS4 I allsojthernccsHegeteaos I I and asthese she. 1t Wheat.

Ttttlty-Sutllvan th rte 8'- the year. the p1ae. lt- chd canrsi even the Mepe 1lI tI ta s. 4 fr5 14 I of the Iisp sed Pth base. a and5 near argismer ey ag- RHE WashingtonCCI RILL I R1iE.

ISO I pee Scorg' souie 4 anti ay we has. Wi faith Tettnksle tat r44lote Lfld lIt05 C5F 0 hew revere lbS It say disuse. I 50. taU seetsAUeata Gi. a.

I irated Succe Method oflreatm nt IsRecog- cIng MostThorough' 1' Course KnOWn I- ManAfflicted oh.Thls win ExarninoAdvlseand uItFree-Oi'Charge. Trsatmut Fir Bsikz- 4 4 cc I 1 I 5 44w I. L.t 5 td i. I It I I af 5 5' 4 L. No aF1lItLr.ailig chrg fog ttmta ox.

MdiIa 4 ds. 1 i R. HATARWAT R31Lebl. Zpsclallst. ha ie ariYwhcrc 171 cot researehj study dis- on1ygive1hIm indise middle inexpertanced doe- tni' so Speci flst whersyon treati8ent-btaInabIs in and have bays.

th4 Ie Jt. st fr yot most dreadlul disease 2ffllet. wliIave yon rom a 5' I atnIess- oridan- turgl al aSd the free' tt to se- wilL curse diq- cr treated WtII a comleteloes ofayoor mardi wer of the disease you consult I4AtItaway. this and will rellere4 tbestsXt notaggravate your takiuginelpe 2 nienc yourself 1 to nil lingering natnre aside as 1cm am Lieund Stomach. Skit UrtnryDt3OoderBEP3aetiY flU Lumbago.

diseases Gleet p.eu- 1 tocall caller has cxpensiveaM freeot frse anti 3ri2 MD 2 Ofiicehoura 30 a. ro to Tie 3ru Macon-------000 14' 0 200- 9 7 4 eo acksovi1le ILHE. 2 I I 30. TOURNAMENT Tb na1s 1ayed In tbe to' SAwn nXIIS eatd qourzeta. womenaslnles this gameiTrom CarrIt B.

Neclco ofChfcago Glaxebrook4aM bP flree9euInUtss II 1tti 3 Rsctal andithea. Debtityan Gonorrbeoa and this 64 pageeitIMManlI ua-eno bee 5O5kefYP7op055it eallpntjils greatSpeclallst 1 on xaZuabls. I. Dscs4ur 2lrobIi Heis. RATTTlOADtONTBACe Joave 20 and in to be forthe lfl contns8tons guo abti apparentIy' MvLhad In to CalIabanContructlon gpuer 55fl poet- ffC Os.

main folce Callahan' VAUAIRES8UST 1 1M tiypfli m4esstdit 5. j4 sst al Pssibl TIU IS U3TS ASiathS5tTni1SI Mi ekirgs iRANNENANTHONruggtsts 1. I et r. iOwAisn a vn I 3.fl di is g515515ei4 17 S7 is4 s. Earui r.

Pu 1ngep. TidBits a. Lwish rnycflentwulrertusa Iead as 1 think bed ti' Honor be. beterlg- IZiibedbfl ljthj iers i.