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What This Wonderful New Discovery Wijl Do For You. HEARTILY ENDORSE SvAMpPOOT 1 4 to mtny remedies without ttelr hartnc bn at ra that I WM about dl ours jtd but In f- rr Is trr Ukl1' your WOrCu Roet I began to fe better. It was out or hrallh and run down generally had no appetite. 118 dizzy an" suffered with adajh mo of the time. I did not know that my kidneys were the cause of my ro-jb but somehow felt they might and can tlklg Swamp-Root as above Hated.

TJ ere If uh a pleasant tat to Swamp- Root and It rtht to the spot and drives lLpe5 on the system ttlittj cuYblmC attJ I cheerfully recommend to all sufferers. T- Gratetully yours. MRS. A. WALKER.

46 West Ltnn St. Atlanta. a- Are you-as" well strong and vigorous you need to be Are you sometimes discoursed and think you'll never be any better' Cart you tell the cause of your trouble or what makes you sick Do you know that about tenths i of all sickness Is caused try ktdne trou. ble Have you ever stopped to think that your kidneys may be the CAUSE Of YOtR poor health Most people do not realize how much work the kidneys are required to do every day. Every drop of blood In the body must pass through and be filtered by the kidneys thousands of times every day.

How can your kidneys lo their wOrk' well It they pre- weak or deranged Stop. and think of It for a tnOm Do you realize the Iraportanae flay the vital necessity. of keeping the kidneys' In order i When you are sick. then matter what you think the name ofXyour dls. ease Is the nut thin you should do is.

to afford aid to. your kidney' let taking Dr. Kllmerl Swamp-Root you afford natural help to Nature for. Swamp-Root Is the most perfect healer Cod gentle aid to the kidneys that has' ever been discovered. Dr.

Kilmers Swamp-Root to purely vegetable. pleasant to take. and. cures. when other.

prescriptions ant medicines fall. About a year ago I suffering t4i5 wh I tupposed wee rheumatism. I bad that lcottd hardly It on my feet from Ii sit. ttaj position. I loetln weightfrtm 105.

45 pounds. I tried different kinds medt- In but mceived little or ft hetj I had no IJ a my kidneys were affected tunrtver. I Uio-J ht 1 would try Dr. Kllmers Swamp-Root and tee what the effect would be. I bought two Urge bottles.

and they have completely cured me. Most tnc rely your. fc' IT. 1903. WM.

hi. PATtTCH. New Haven. Addlaon :0. Vt.

To Prove What SWAMP-ROOT the Great Kidney Uver and Bladder Rented Will Do for YOU Every Reader of- The Atlanta Dally Constitution May Have a Sample Bottle FREE ay Mall. Jt I EDITORIAL NOTICE-It you have the slightest symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble or If there Is a trace of It In your family history. send at once to Dr. Khmer Co. Binghamton N.

Y. who will gladly send you by malt. immediately without cost to you. a sample bottle of Swamp-Root. and a book that teilj all about It and its wonderful cures.

In writing to Dr. Khmer A Co. Binghamton. T. be sure to.

say that you read this generous otter In the Atlanta Dally Con. If tru are' already convinced that Swamp-Root is what you need. you can purchase the regular fifty-cent and One-dollar size bottles at the drii stores everywhere. Don't make any mistake but remember the name. SwampSRAot.

Dr. l1mers Swamp-Root. and the address. Blnghamton N. Y.

On every bottle. Knottier Victory Scored by Itie Frequent Derby Winner Proper Was Favorite but the Daly Horse Went to Front and Was Never Headed Earl W. Drops Dead from Heart Failure. San Francisco. November Eight thousand people.

saw the Thanksgiving at a mile and a furlongat Oak. y. The race was won by Claude. the-frequent derby winner. who wee added lat last evening.

Jtbper was favQr- lte while to I was put againstClaude The Iialy horse went to the front and was never headed winning easily from Fossil and Grail two outsiders. The event bad a value of 63190. of which 220 went to the winner. Proper was unfortunate In the early stares. almost being thrown to his knees.

Soon after the' start In the third race Earl W. staggered and fen dead from heart failure. Jockey Kuu escaped Injury in the last event Angle a tumbled and fell. throwing J. Lewis to.

the ground. Weather cloudy track heavy. FIRST Seven furlongs. purse Lacey Crawford 103 D. Hall II to I.

won Arcade. 106 J. Martin II to 5. second Postmaster. I OS Adkins 10 to 1.

third. Time r32 Hellas orgolette Indiana. Alice Callahan. Blissful ran. SECOND RACE of a mile.

selling Sol Smith. 88 Hildebrand to 10 won F. E. Shaw. 3 Reed to I second EffervesenceU it W.

Daly IS to I third. Tlnxe 1:11 Harbor Flotina Belle. Metlakla Vaurh TSia Bugaboo EUe ran. THIRD RACE Six furlongs selling Jockey Club. 106 W.

Waldo to I won Hatnault IDS Huck 3 to sec. end Albemarle 102 L. Spencer 9 to 5 third. Time 1:17 Vflma Clark. Earl w.

Louis Wagner ThUbe St. Walda ran. FOURTH RACE--Mile and an eighth handicap Claude. tit 1. Dely to I.

5U' J04 Blrkenruthla to I ffraU 95 Chandler to I bTie. :58. Dlvlnatloni Albula S0 111" Ben Mcflui Lord Mel. Byron Rose. ran.

second Bay Wffnder 108 FerreR 2. to I. third. Time 1:04 Goddess of Night. The Fog.

Big Massle ran. SIXTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth. selling Man of the Hour. 107 Martin 4 to won Plan. 102 W.

Wal. 00) II to second Ilowaho. 410 Ma. Harry Thatcher Angle ran. Today's Entries at Oakland.

First Six furlongs. selling Tied Sld 9 T111 Lurigo Silver Fizz. 103 BuccleutTi. ITO Tom Fox. Burdock.

102 Ed Lanlsran 105 Elfin King. 100 Egg Non. 96. Second Race-Five. furlong Prim Min.

Ethel Abbott. Moalta Samar. Gottlleben. ElIzabeth E. DolUe Rev.

Forest Fire. 107 Cars Burn. Anna- H. Miss May Bowdlsh. Miss Settle.

110. Third Race Six furlongs. selling Bc- rendos. I Do Go. O.

W. Irahern. Rollick. Aunt pony. 103 Madam.

Blshon 02 Outburst. 106 Mares 110 Nanon. Ito James J. Corbett 113 I oyal Rfc 105 Orostug. 101.

Fourth Race sixteenths of I mile Reeves Shotgun. Sad Sam. 112 GehflmhlI 109 John A. Scott. 116.

Knl1worth. 115. th Race course. selling Judge. The Mighty.

112 St. Yusef 103 Anlrad. 3 Ananias 107 The Cure. 106 Doris Eugenia B. 109 Scharzo.

101 Red Cross Nurse. 96. Sixth Race Mile and so yards eanejo. l05Fllle dOr 97 B. Campbell.

103 Last Night. ro I Grand Sachem 104 Anvil 103 Ko Friend 89 Iran. Le U. Weather clear and. track.

heavy. STRIKERS FIRE ON SOLDIERS' Attempt To Murder followed Effort To. Wreck' Train Scofleld Utah. November 26. An at tempt was toads today by a.

number of striking Italian and Finn. coal miners to roll a box car down the railroad tracks leading through a deep canon through which a party of railroad and mine' oft clal. Were coming. The attempt was prevented by the military lei a nomtwc of arrests were made. One of th sentries at the mines near' Scofleld was fired upon today from house from which a red flag had been displayed until taken down bf the militia.

The would-he murderer was not caught. Strike Leader Is Arrested. TUur14e doli November au Miller president of the Ttlluride Union No. Western i 7 V4 uBiclllOZl or Miners. was arrested today an placed la the county Ml with even thir On men arrestt list night.

The' charges against Hfller have" not beer made public Ferrisi Josette 102. Second Race Sellmg. 6 furlongs La- JuWn 100 Little Jack 2 Spec 104 Lanka. 104 fife a 107 Mad. Favorite tor the Eveit Oregor and' Maxim the.

Winning First Choices Fourteen Books Drew New Orleans. Jtovmi4r. The. Cres. cent City JockeyCJub was specially fa.

vcri In 0ie conditions fot the oenlng of ltawlnter Bright sunny weather. Ofe cool' a fast trick and a Well arranged" rd limply rewarded the large crowd' who passed the rates. Fourteen books drew In. but the betting was only moderate Gregor and Sa rah lm wete the oply winning favbr- flea. In the Ihaugural.

NeWTork was made favorite over Irene- Undsay and Wilful. The Smathers' mare ran to her best form arid though cut off at the half mile by New York. she Regained the lead on the stretch tiifrt and In. drive beat Big out fleck. Summaries FIRST wWlei Gregor X.

104 Ulclntyre lto 3. won Mkuser 107 S. Johnson SO I second Falerlan. 92 RobbinsK 15 toI third. Time.

5. PotheenSynhtr Athelroy Bellarlo and Burgoyne ran. SECOND RACE Five and a half fur. longs- Foresight. 108 Cochran II to I won' Exclamation.

108 Helierson 9 to 2. second IT May berry. 118 C. R. Ellison 4 to I third.

Time. 5. Myrondale Lady Free Knight. yrlenne Sextette and Pure Favor ran. Hezain an.

Tamarlx left at the post. THIRD Seven furlongs Sarah Maxim. 101 II. Phlllls even won Ponca. 103 Llndsey 8 to I second Hick.

cry rneriM1c.1ifWin to I. third. Time. 7:29 5. Marnselle Marco.

Lady Mistake. Exapo. Roger Smith. Will Shelly. Jove and patrice.

ran. FOURTH RACE-Inaugural handicap 8 furlongs Irene Lindsay III I eon to 2 won Big Ben. 13 Cocli- ransa10. U-second 14 W. Fisher 7 to- I third.

Time 1:14. Prank Bell New York. Lurallghter. Yanness. fitful stand Pat.

Dan McKenna Malter and Aggie Lewis ran tiF17H RACE Handicap mile Char. lie Thompson. 105 Cutler 74 to I. won Law Dorsey 94 W. Herinessey to I second Ben Chance 105 Llnd- 8 to I.

third. Time :41 5. By vvay Homestead. Louisville and Fairbury ran. vrsiXT J- RACE Mile and an eighth Medal.

88W. Robbins 3 to I won- Salts Dillon 97 R. Phillips ID to I hernIa. Sinclair 9 to 5 rdwo rte 8 n'- Doughty and Plor- Today Entries At New Orleans. First year 5' furi 102 Race mile Veronla tijT tSr" Pullback.

97MJ6b KIN 94 Blue Mint. 98 Exapo. 100 Ida Avon OB Print. Bard ifth Selling. furlongs Jim.

95 Sanderac. 5 Benwell. 96 Myrondale lph Dutiful. Soidlw of Forl tune. 104 Sparrow Cop.

IDS. Sfrtt Mlle and a sixteenth Trea. cy. 97 Onidurman potheen. 102 Captain Gaston.

109 Little Scout. 112. Apprentice allowance claimed. A. GUARANTEED CURE FOB PILES Itching.

fuel. BI ltar or Protruding Pilsi Tow druj ti win refund money. P1ZO OITtZ liE rr fill to eur you la to 14 inn 600. i I LATONIA i fc IN THE VERY LAST STIt WON HANDICAP Cincinnati November 2 The Latonla meeting came an today site twenty-nine days or euccesaful. racing.

The feature- of the- day' was the Thanks giving handicap. six horses faced the It wia a fine race from start finish Hayflind won In the very lay stride by a nose Reservation was tec nd nd Six Sioter the 8 to 6 favorite was third. The distance was a tithe and I quarter and was covered in 2:06 4. Jockey Charlie Aker who was Jet down a. year ago by Judge prke for a bad' ride on Two Lie WAS today relnttated.

Weather clear anti. cOld. Track fast. FIRST RACE furlongs Grand Mary. 102 D.

Austin a to I wonFu gurtha 92 Nichol 10 to 1 second Rpssmond. 105 Hicks 8 to I. Ulrd. Tim 1:15. Ethel Davil King Rose LwaMe rit Attempt Benmora Jltee Irby Bennett.

Geisha Girl Ouadslaulverl Eva's Darling. Albert Vale rva aMutvw' SECOND RACE Five and a half fur- lon Lora 1. 102 Hodgson to 2 worrIdle 99 Nichol 38 to second Elesta JHlcksl3 tol 08- Lyrl ppfanse Uda tAeb ran. 92 Nlchol 12 to I won- Chris tine. A 99 J.

Hicks 9 to second Melbourne Eclipse 96 Boland20 to I piKrt Ji iti fctnel Wheat. Kllmorte Cnantelle and Dlrectuni FOURTH RACE- Tnahk ivlng anc a. qua-flax Hartland. 102 Reservauon :1111. 3 to I second Six Shooter.

114 Knight 8 to third. Time. 2l06i FST8iHSaefiv luch SatcStel rait FIFTH RACE- furlongs Proof Reader. 95 J. Hicks 9 to I on- Ocean Dream.

104 D. Austin to. second Autumn Leaves 97 Plnnn to I third. TlmMf4. Coruscate.

flardolpI Tant OShanter DetermlnatWn Carl vn mile- Atn nkrros to I eon enle tlo to I econd aorgeMO to 1. third. mJ2 T1Me Red Whlt na. iae BenWcfent. Joe Rosa Circular- Joe- 8e- graves.

Bugtehorp prince of PUs and Kern. Bowext School 5j Sew ne NUhvllle lena No 2 Sie. TJu grammar ehool footbalf team romvSewasee played- the Bowtaachool The team wpn by a core of f6 to- 0 Ifothln Left. Th Automobile Mtgulnt. s- aomto1inyieoDle A second pas ed.

i CAPTAIN HAROLD XErEO I Of the Victorious Georgia Team. CCTrteirt 1 pished the ball ferociously for Soar toucbdona crowd- tberenilr score inio e' first half. he-gains were unlftxrmlyni4de and the Tennisseeans tteSed to e. Splayed off feet nkt erfsMe jin the sec. ALABAMA by Full ac' MiMahon tAlabania who ploughedthrou2h ni goal crossing the chalk after six and three-quarter minutes Of' elaps6d time The bais had been rushed by TuVcaloos from own yard' line steady across the checSer board.

Burksp Smith Maht n. and- oyles contributing to the gains. feature of the half the cleve wo or Lodge. of itni Who received the" off on hl 20Hr rd. line aW returnee the ball through' a mesa of opdneflt1 fully 30 ff Peavy annexed the' secondtouchdown in five and one-halt minutes of elapsed time.

plunging from his position tackle through the opponents' tackle. for 2 yards. Practically the same tactics were pursued to make this second touchdown. rushing the ball steadily. The.

remaining two touchdowns were made by a more varied play arid" runt being employed at Intervals and few fake kicks. Tennessee Game in Second Half. The second halt showed a remarkable Improvement' in the Tennessee men on both the offensive and defensive. The' line took a brace after the Alabarnaa had rushed the ball to their yard line. and when through had crossed the goal at least a yard- he repulsed by a superb tackle or Thorntons who threw- therunner back-- ovent- ball tiers changed hands the Tennesseeans began a sexier of rushes.

and plunges that. surprised-all spectators" who had watched- their weakness In the first- halt. The tall was- carried to 4b Alabama 2 yard line. where time wa up or the ball would have gout over to. Ala.

bama on downs. The tar. of. Alabama were Burks Smith. McMahon Owinn and Boyles.

Captain. Wyatt handled his- team credit- aSTy throughout and tumbled but" once. Oudger played the. best game lot Ten- nfesstft. Rlchaedaqn also.

braced up la' the second half The line ALABAMA- Potitioit TENNESSEE. Lodge left Qovlngtoo Boyle. left tackle' Rlchrtfao Oatte right guard Word and' Fortune. Qwlnn center Redden let guard Qonce Peavy. right" tackle.

Thornton Sberlllright end Grimm Wyatt capt. quarter back MLFuller Bunks leithaif back Oudnr McMahon full back. Parker Smith right halt back Coldwell Off dais Referee Bookman Virginia umpire. TutwUer Virginia linesman. Drennen Auburn tltne of halves 85 minutes.

IOWA WASHINGTON. Rooters gage in a Scrimmage in at Stand. St. Ixuls ol rremba Is fierce ly fought contest lewa university' today defeated. wioh university by a score of 12 to 2.

Washington was on previous form. but went Into. the battle wJL re than ordinary valor and during the early part of the- first half seemed' to hlv the advantage. Ic va spurred up however and maintained its prowess throughput finally winning urlnlthe Intermission between halves Iowa rooters endeavored to raise their colors In the grandstand. Washington supporters Interfered an4 a scrtmftiage re sulted that required the police to qneii.

Natural flood flean Natural Health. SHREDDED WfiEAT I BISCUIT NATURAL hS1 tfM ri w-P 1 i 20 Boiled Up the the the Jjj and a ersrirere copcfaletf from ther CK enthuslastswho gathered to root partially forlthe BvanstotfeMven andVtBe popular Indians. Coach tMcCorrnacks eleven was materially weakened by the absence ofOuard Phillips from the line. The Old CarUsle linesman refused to play agalnit his" tot- JneV colleagues. Watehlnf cintest fW the.

stand Phillips aaitfihaf haajth fe7dbeen frV Chiaftgar Kpv ab 26 CarUtle Indians ihe superiority of. football tha wade the ridm tormldable grldlrpn warri' rsjn. the eaa by. defeatiiij the. pfihatf 2 toTT At times during the- one dedtaatest npw fell taj Ie jrtfe fvthei in4 i' anS Wielnpergefjttief Purples ddafrcevtacklln vltolfbacks but fast as divand Sullback WlJllamfc circled' the ends aiiostat wUL OSloral1.

when a' short gain for first down was needed. Left Tadtle flowen did the work. Qcafterback' Johnson ran thtajnfs at- a bewildering mlxtnre. olwlnC' shifts aadcros bucks followed by take Interferenceplays that' yielded 2i of Cart 3-1 le' points JohnsOns goal from field tutnlshedxthe other 6 points. The line- CAJILISLE NORTHWESTERN JudeVXennedyieftena pectman Bowen Moorel fttack i.

pIllOI1 left guards fe thck. centeriCarlsoaATfckett mbaC right gusJdiBeUt gaJbin Allen add xeglne. right tackleWilliamson Elore Bright ehdiW9lnberger Johnson quarterbac1CJ1ICCanll Sheldon. Wolf. left halfback.

Colton Bother and Charles. right halfback. Blair Williams i fullback Fla ge Touchdown. Sheldon. Wil liams.

2. Williams 3. Goal' from Placement Johnson. Umpires Everts Wrenn. Harvard.

Referees Grinnel IP MDOUGi1ERTY AS A PITCHER fiecord in the South Causes nvt.U- gatlon in. Chicago About His Earlier Work. The advent of Tom DoUiheft1 Into major league rtnks has. caused a good deal of speculation among the tans of the city which has drafted him from Atlanta to to-Chicago. Dourherty is a Chicago boy and until he came south had been regarded as a coming stir twirler and Indeed unknown to the Chicago public.

Sporting Life has at last discovered why Dougherty was without honor la his own city and had to come south to obtain recognition. Torn Dourherty the-pitcher who made so great a- record In both the Cotton States and the Southern Leagues. as been puzzling the local critics ever. since it was learned thatbe was a Chicago boy fromLake View. Nobody could.

re member any prairie pitcher named. Dougherty and not a member of an amateur" club In the city remembered ever hearing of such a tabman says" the. Chicago correspondent of Sporting Life. The mys tery was explained to me a few days ago Dougherty used to ptoy around the" prairies- ft outfielder and never pitched a lick an amateur. He was wonderfully clever on fly bath and managed to.

ret. a. job with Walter WUmot' team In the American Association. Here he sjiowed great itsldlng ability. but tils' Jetting would have disgraced ft ChlnamanWIU many remarks concerning the man" who- recommended.

pongbenti. Wllmot canned him. and the boy got a' job to the Cotton States as a fielder. While await ing the arrival of transportation south- and bewailing ht. inability to hit the ball kit of.

the neighborhood-coaxed Dough erty- out to some Into a big. mitt. Dougherty showed such. terrible' speed' and such control that the kid urged him to. turn Dougherty said he dido' think he could succeed in the' box but practiced up just- the same and.

had-a great bunch of- curves and speed by- the time he went soutl. A few days site his arrival his manager was short of pitchers. Doughefty volunteered to pitch anil held up his-end lit-an lnfiing to next day he went In again and pitched a fourteen game. Ills fame as a ilabman WSLS at once utah llahed and his rise to the fast company was rapid Dougherty Is a gigantic tel low feet 3. can run like a.

deer and Is a great fielder. but useless at the bat. He wilt probably bf one of Commys stand In Ute struggle of 904. He Will Attend Interment of Hli Vnc1e in' New York. Wasitnjton.

November. pi it. sevett. aecoipanied by Mrs. Boos and- Secretary Loeb.

i ft here to- for New. Tork city to attend the funeral of Ws- uncle lame Oracle. The party occupied a wIvat. car attached to the regular 12:10 tnldnlght express ovtr' the Pennsylvania The president jjwhl leave New York tar Washington 725Q 1ciock tomorrow akternoort. rrDara Gibraltar.

Novemhusi' as Tfce Columbia as sailing ot. II long and feet beam. In which Captain Lad wig Els. enbraun left Boston August I I lone for Marseilles. tailed tram here this afternoon br destination rctJemtt4 In Vienna Vlenria November' Unit Mrs.

81 The Mnie and jtlue jbf Ylriaia wsnt JT jJt Jr il fvt majority of them- Virginians sW her proud colors' trill In defeat Carolina outplayed Virgins frioia the start and made her first before the crowd hardly realized ft It Was. manifest that she had better teanrthaa fiad been sop ed stronger. one rthanlastiyeari when she Virginia while the workof th Vlr- thought to the beat the university to alt i Virginia- Lost in Virginia' lost on Her men seem ed utterly-unable" to-bold the Caro Una was tar from perfect itf handling the but mucH' rnucimoretortunattinrecOVer. The Cirdhtnians scored once In the first ailed In try" torroa1 and Scored twice in the second and Minn kicked the. goal once butfal5sdoflt1ielast attempt.

Thte Srsf score vth aUwa8 notcar- rled. over the Virginia line. ttatyiolled over It after Catkins had vainly tried to hold It. Donnelly fell on the ball and' Carolina had scored. After' that the pathway to Victory was omparatfvely easy.

Carolina owns the town tonight and her enthusiasm was In evidence everywhere GLEMSON TIGBRS Continued from First missed Ciemson kicked" the ball 90 yaria mberlatid returned the kick. James was substitutediorCragwenwhcr as hurt i Several kiiks wereniade ytotH sides a falling tottake necsary ralnsL Clemv 4on gof the ball' Furtlck rlgbfhall ratk. on fakeri tafr entthrough jcehtef for 60 yards and touchdown. Ttie buck workedtoi perfectionan ForsythklckeiJ goal. The score and il the gametwas called on account darkness.

Thetwo Bridges nd mlthjla ed great bill for Cumberland but Maxwell. of lenison. was the' star performer of the whole game. Helsemans ork could be seen throughout the game on his fake passes which the Tennessee boys. W.

R. Tlchehor of Atlanta and C. A. Zanier. Jr.

were referee and umpire. Poe and Snack timekeepers W. F. Frye head lineman. The line up Position.

center O. Bridges. left' guard Denlck ragwell right guard Forsythe and James! Bridges left tackle. Cozburn uddrth right tackle McCowax Spencer. right end Saddler Waterhotse left end Sltton Smuer quarter back.

Maxwell OUnturin full back Hanvey Anderson half back Furtlul Headi left halt iV. tWoods First halt. 35 minutes second half 22 minutes. COMH01JORES WIN- FROHJDBIYAIS t. Continued.

fromTlrit PageS' a football eleven was that of Sewanee be fore. VanderblltSkylnnlng toucKdovn was made. There was a quarter run from Inside the yard line Joy Sewanee ant the. ball went to Vanderbilt It was pressed toward the Tigers' goil until On thud down- It was on the yard line. Two on.

followed and the ball was on the yard line the UtIi Tigers miking' a stand that even the Cpmaodores had admire. On the third down the ball was fumbled by Vanderbilt went back of the line and nyr center of the Commodores fell on It The Sewan men claimed that the' referees whistle had blown before Perry scored. but this official ruled otherwise and wlththreemlnote to play the Corn znodores hid won the. contest of 1903. Vanderbllt in fact all Nashville.

Is wild With joy tonight Sewanee Is looking forward to next Thanksgiving. The up VANDERBILT. Position. SEWANEE. Perry center Walking Patterson.

right guard- Phillips Brown left guard Harper Graham. rlgtit tackle. Klrby Prlchar4 ft g. Blakrirht end E. Blake.

I I-Brown left Kyle XCapt Quarterback halfback colmore Tlrerti Sawril Hamlltonfullbick Stewart E. Kirby-Fu Umpire Welt referee. man wes Time pf halvcs 85 eacn. POOLERS QBEAT PLACE ZICK He Win. forjkansaa frorf Kansas City November In ex- tlnr ntt In which ndth team cored touchdown Kansas university defeated Missouri university In their thjrtwnth anaual Thanksgiving gum today Jby the score of 8 to 0.

KknaaY made Ute only score of Ute game three minutes before time was called In the IsTt ffj. Jh QUU-ler1ack Pooler wade place kick or goal rom thT yttdll Texas 20 JTetai A rH fl Redfern trafiej tU ft distance to the heal th i he. picked the leader' Cdnnover worn the. itet tlemen riders and Questc handicap jumping trie and dp intoo were selling i Vi Th fwU They terns. handicap a furlongs Totxie.

IM We I won Nlikayunt lot 3toJ second BroaxlM i Qgonti My Queen Belle Evermore clepear Rockland. Bin Curtis ran. SECOND RACE. Nugget. 106 H.

end Enue. 105 third. Tithe 1:29 Planet. MOlile Peyton Morokantaj' Harrison. Anglo.

Bon Mot Qotrffa and St. Sexier rae. THIRD RACrSelU bout two and aJial ISO Mr. Hay 3 to r4 Mr Kelley Hawk I 55 L. aJialtittef FOURTH two.

and a Quarter mOss. Redtern I to 10 won 107 Creamer SO 13 tld T. Burns 4 to tj- Shs1ffBsfl FIFTH Jic n' 2 to 1 wontHer 162 Gallagher 2 to I Manniav IX dOr ran. SIXTH furlongs Conkllog lit If Lidy LtvlA 7 to 5 second PrJzci Rotesen to I ttW. Buster.

My Orate Edtefe Palm Broom. Rath 0 Sneer. Cheripe. ZQler I cate ran. SEVENTH and upward.

mile sub I 103 J. Walsh to I Miles 12 to I. ttaAS RedfernL I to 2. thirl. Blu yictof Arden Ban Battle ran.

Today's First Selling. murrer. III Margt Guardsman. Eloln and Orange. 98 Neither One- 86 Hughes.

Many Thanks. 83 Princess Tulane. ii Melden lUst. Seaforth. Annie Grace.

89JtlHi Second. Race-Five iwi Pompano. Master Prim Ladr Mirthful. Gananol To San. Tot San.

My Wflod hade. Burdette. 10 102 Minion. Any Day Third Seven furl Master Prim. Salm.

110 Shortcake. BP Toot Gananogue. BartT ton 107 Mr Evening I Monster Eclectic. Fourth Race lass. Jf Rightful.

lOOt Worth. 97 Stonewall 0 Fifth Race BurntDg Glass. Ntlin 03 Our Hyrnettue. 101 Garth. 100 Mlladllove dale 92 Sixth Race long River Pirate.

120 25 Tribe Hin. Ill Highlander. 109 Trepan. 108 saaj.Crt 103 Mrs. Prank FoiUr vocate.

103. Pennant Won Rome. Os. ww Mount- Alto 0 Clnb tournament for etamPirs1 afternoon perolnirtoa Tn ant for this ynr. score.

lOOr medal was very large Nervous Worn I' pt th Udkrior gIrl Ott04a7 eniaeany Of tkjhlt tectWes tfalf. ertef ttttfiirHh sJ rVUrrdoeir bt Ipidirf Cj friijijttlar lintenr tt IitofMtryi jtisitaj aSafr f' 1. 5 tg t7 i i tv" i rrt ifL 1' 2" 190 3 a- pJS' lr 1 t. Qf :4 J. 0' A 1 HE i NDSOWEff i HEAi1 I.

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or 1 re to he J' Idea kldne71tete I tl1o ght V8 Fb. Addl RemedY. Con. on FREEhyMallo dertroublc our nd dlat I cO ttle booktaat tell KlJm N. OU In.

IUtu tJon. IfYcfu alre df co fnc Root OU ou one. dollar dE s' bu Swam and. oJl NY bot I. I UU 1 WI Victo 1 fre Der Headed- ead o.

inber. Jan lc4pat tOday. tberr quen 1te. nl11i. tt per against.

Claude. head crt ie rly. almot bem th1 Mdfe" tromheart I.e. 11d. clou eavy RA.

ven. to' TIme. 32 sell1 de-10. wonF. I.

I. Bu boo. Six eeJI I. I 5. St.

POURTHRACE Ie Jwt cap I Won Fossil. 104. Blrkenruth 10- to' second Grail thlr Ttme. I Dlv1naU n. Horatlug.

VV JItlI RACE furlongs selling Brattain. 107 Chandler to a. i Van. I02HUdebrandJ5 to I. BayWonder Ferre I 1:0414.

Hour. J. 4' I do 5tcond i 2 to I. third. Time.

I :53 Prince Blaze lI U1ng wald Quatre. Torma. Bucc1eut 1I0 furlon Gottii ben. CaraBurnAnna Ra SIX M8 acnJ31h01k 402 TISLoraIS to5 101 Race nlixl enthl 12 t09Jolm Fifth StY et 58 Anarilu- gPRc I cB I Last' t. 101 NO Fri.

nd I' cle an I AtteIllPtTOMurd er foII1 I 28. temptwaa numb at Flnneoal tta ka leadin of 1 ere co nr. altemPt' ncJm or- the aen hlcb btendpiayed I' Th. e. be' I I 1furlIt preldeutofthe TfUurl Mmci IS Federation i Mlnefl alTtla.

ted ncJ pi Iced. Ja1lwitJ1. VJD IIt union it ttlrntcht I a Jt4f1ter be madt I Mlny' thousands ofthemostftattering testi. tnonialshave been eceivedby the manuf emrers of hamberlai Cough Rcme yg ng un of Its od work of hc.vat1ngandperslst nt co. ug.

tha. a' V. yI C. 1. d.

d. 0. i ts 00. tho i. n.

e. ff ct. 0 t' I. severe' colds that have be bfoKcncup. by I Ci' ofthrea nedatta ks of pneuip ni Jt warded off guq qcro pith.

d- twoith 7 IRR1fti U1ffl WINS.INn UML Sni ln iiMare8 ts Big8e Ouf 1New iorll Eve 4regor nh J1ntCholc FoW1een. ookaDrewz ew ree. lOte tl cent ket Club Inthc ric lpns tottheo n1ngot i Unt iay. Wl hera Il 1 ri pA8edthe i et ng Was moderate Or ZOr a 4 Sa. Mmwetetl opl lrlnrtv eW Yor i oferIren Llnd Y.

and ofaithe Yorkshi rep1 stttch in :1 itO I 8. rsecondFalerln D2. Robbins tlilthlrd. h421 5d' Potheen 3 ynmrAthelr an nra I. ond 1.

Maybvrry 110 4to 1:08 25. ani I wo jr1lell 16 3 Marco Ex po I 4 2. I :14 II FIFTH RACE I Is I. ce. say- I I Was SlXTJr.

RACE-Mile 88. W. Dfn n. I. second 100.

th1rd. rril 5. SIddons Baronet. Wrdwood Past boe andFlor. ran a ltrlesat Ra fur longs Sweet NeUJ02 Trlst se lJngUghtTtoga Tene Filly Deck.

ul EtstOh JOleUeI02. l1rng. 6. ca.cht\ 85 Julla JunIdnJOO' L1ttleJack Horn r. 102 Speci04 uuaLlUlka ot.

PUead. Joe El JCOok. 10 AlpaCa. lit Third Rae Sel1lrtg. reroRI 81 eNow taf 111 97 BOb Hard eB ue ExapoJOO J03 Atheols.

Mary Moore Whltmol' 103 Helen ol Fourth Race-Handicap. 7 furlong Cyprlenna 81. Safety--Light. 92 Elnf Parham. 98 Annie Max.

104 Water. tower. 105 Ethics. 114. Jtm SanderaC1I5fBenwel Myron ale.

Ralph YOtmrJoo SoldIer xth Ra 07r Omdurmanpoth n. Italn Apprentlceallowance Inl P1l L' druggiBt KENT re OuiJa a I I r-- T7 iA. RA VIIiANDWON The tq lid daUot Th ttatt re 4 was the nd itw fine 11 sh. HaV ItrldebYa nose waal8cQnd 4nd Th aia andwu tve dJn er ChalIeAker Ice L1 Six Ito wDn Fu. rurtha.

cOnd 105 HJcksa DavllKiAc LoV ble rit AUem pt Ben ol G. ulver l1R Rv a lonpLQra IQ2Hod oZl won I41 8 LHlckS II third. Tlme. I oa Lyrist. APin UIt- Vatt bla THIRD RACE M1Je and a sixteenth z7n 02NlehOl lwonChrl tlneAlIa 8to 2.

IPseLt BolAnd 20 I. third. Time. :48 thelWl1eatKllmorl ftn RAE caPmJle J1lJcka to. I.

1tOnResenauon Munro secon SI acto 8. Tlmf208 FonsOluca ever' Suchand ran. RACE. Wcka won ean I. Tlm 1 4 rulcae.

Dete mlnatl Carl Xahler ra spTh One AthenIOS A. WBOOktrI Iwon Junle' Ha tlngs. 101 D. Auttp 4 1. Hartnr lot' LGOrge 10 thIr T1m I :42.

Bile WhIte all IIie Ben ntJoe CJrcuJrJQe 8e BurlehofJ1PJince olpPUanud I I wenSeho n8eo 1 2Spe. Th.trrammar hooi1ootb lh4n rom eleven here. morning. cho lteam I 1oth1nrLett. I totnObUe Thi tQllt4 bi tht el eatJ boy.

groaned ChOUy. at thatnd hi. tint bout romJs' 1011 111 tn renlaln4domtom econdl1 r- edM .1 fah. r. tubI oantd ChollYl you rJte4a 1.

lendmyJamIJU home J. DT 1 i I I I Vv I I I I' 1 tt Ft 4. I. 1 I a AlA SAMA DOWNS. S.

1. Ittt tEAM 0 1 Ir 1b Not iil tf i l. 0 11 reitfih ae' 1LH 1 Ci mJ :1 Brm nt Spe. :1 ctJ etwoen th eJTf1a. j.

O. Ala- I aa. ut nIlelsee. lr lted In i far 1 rer of r1in ii1 hl 1 deell re qft T1ot yt 9 nslve IT1n at shed. I l0 7 i o.

crowd the Jr 1toihe 1 1he Ia1na. wer dind eJ eean tD laYed tr t. In' nd I.t.\ Ftri tstto Wmade 1J1ou d. i l. tterIx nd nut Ia.

tm ThebaP 1obkfro11 her' own ai 4 actosathe che er I 0 I ButksBm1fhtMIlahOn. an contrl utlntQ rhe thd. cl vet. work Lodgeol his yardline ahd. bal1througl1 shOf Op nentl Pav ond to nveand' onehalfmlnute at 2' sametacU wer nd th Itead ty.

s. Im theTenn see iushedthe Buries broke' through and bad he w88 the rUnner backoyert ban a md" the all Ucarrled toAbe Wh ODtOVtr were Sm hPeavJM Mabon. n4 a6T ut uf Gu4gerpIayed iamefof en. nW a coiu1 half. line TE.

NESSE left Ol1' Sberllt rllbt Ie ha1fback rke Offelals- Sc ulsotson Tembe laaAelce cc estI aunlve 1tTt h1ricto lOOre pt y1018. form. 1dt1ttttereth th 8eell1ed li v. I tiP howe matntat ed ur Utu11na1IY tween Ivt. to theIr co ors sit.

ra- u1 ed PoI dh i llSQN 1. IJ1IRJijW S1RN il Una leAo ori on rt gC jl' 1i 1. TI filt. a' ar I 118m 1111 1 i by1 I tth. rJ :6 tt" j' 1ittJitqtn I i.

ChI tt' tt04aY wortbw tern un1. ii7 ona t' Jh 0 i Y. O. lrt tf2a. ni to I II ILIIJ' the.

t. te th tpI A nt eiJr w1ifellin 11 lug wfi13 tha the. dJt 11t irmr tlui a. 4 OOOeDthUstaa ho rootlm iy' fo tth Ev foke vilt n4 tie ii CO el ven aUyweaken 1 ecfg tromthe retusedtoplaT bit' nfrcolleagues tchl 1 ontut. tiJt I lttl i tf1 ptr frl rilaI i.

a 7 I or Jlth tlm afr tfh dan. tb lltttiti 1 1 i hi. thod ht ef' i Jit dst iv. earn. t1 l1it of thtl 4 and i ii lliz IW I 1 i sh tC- nl tI flUid.

Sbeld Uthffbut 1 iJd 1ti1backW4lI c1rcl end8. Ost atws1I 1 ena hort 1n St own Bowndid Qt rbackJobnson the teams at a wl1dertnrlJl1xtnr ttJta iero follow Jite terfenence plays 2 ofCDr Jfi1. I a o11rom ft other5 tI. up 11 ARUirLE NOR HwESTER JUde Xen uady. teft eria foorlafttac e.

Scot ent rCartloDi PickeR guUl1" en tkJ WJWlJIUon ores. urlht end. tnberger Shed lt. Flaeget PlacementJohnson Umpires-Events. I Re ee parbY I1 I.

1" J9MDQUG ERTYAS PIT HER the' South. CauHs. His' I Tom rnksbat AgO 4 cUywhlch J1lmfrom At- Isa 1 anduntll came80 nf i I theCh1caco I I Sl rtlnr II WlthO. ut 10. ow 01) the pltcher soreu Bo thern agu lal I punfl 1t.

wua cbic from LakeVlew re- any erty not mel fYerhearint SporUniUf th I rs. ttrywu ya1Llo. top y. around. namateurHe wu i1 XWtaredto aj tumlnth A bel1 wed Iieat al dlsgra ed.

Cb1nAIii Wlth any maD hO" eat1n bo th Bta eI 1eaguoas AelderWhIlI th ban A i1ltihborhood coued 4 tOItJu OW. blr Iherty eon kld- urnp1tcherDourh rtt hedldnt i he-could. auceee4ln uatth. an4ha4 bUDChof ndipe4blthe uUJ. ewda1.

ter hois4managei- pleh ouhetrol teere4 plt ii anj2beld ht III an el htte tJ1tlt1C The utday i dPIt hea tourt enlnlbr ta Ulhdlrid toth tastcomp ny I Dourhe 1 1 wGfeet Ukeadeer oneot itnd bYlln nleot GoUTO BAL. rm nt m. WQ1ln ember jwent. Roosevelt. aeeo iPIWef YrROo velt ttaryLoeb ltChereto night for 1 rJt ii ft1i s.

le. GracteThe ttcl i 12:1 xpresl' 1b n87 rl Th Ne tot it tt tp iA oaL lbraItarNoTlm The tJ feetlollcandl feetbemInwJ1lch CaPWnLadwJrEi enbrltUJlett J1oon. her i In Unite' 810. cw Storer- aMHraBtorerhe14 tbe1IArat. brtt1nc 1Ia reO pt nat.

th4. ba7. this afternoon' bout. OO persctltwue JUl 0 pre nbtwe Ame olir UJUI iOttOUrJa Of YIKfNJ lffWS mN RIqt tnrt Caroll eeals OI Oon in on Tiam u' q11 JrgInble Larg 17l b1. fo of I 1Hff.Wtf Of' :4 to I Xt8 iipp jZ1 7 ah N01mbr SPJcla9 AA' II2 f1 nt ibff iit white iWia inioon.

9ftN. if l1 tU nDa AatJI aU the H' alO tems I. I' 11 sur n. 4 cor 11. tute W88 r.

y. F. dt JV r. tth a 1the eat er fetc played. tb the.

I titlt maattesfJUla abetrieaurth II d. tron rCII9tbaJt1Ut1 ar" wh I t1edV n1awbUetl1e tbeYlr i thOuibtto 11 I lTe appomt I toalLv bIeS. I on. mb1es. lre m.

I 1etobold. tL. aro erl ctlnl1andtinCthe a1Ibut more rtu. 4tifl1r cover in It. I iis9red st haJf lIut faUed1n ltit e' andf nk on butta1 d' ot thelait tt mpt.

ID errsf iicQt thebaIJ wu not' cat- r1edoverthaVtr1nlA1l 1iut ioued' sitewatfslmnahad. val i to- DOn i t1yf lL' the Caro1lnhad tUie way' to ytcf rr wu iom aTath17Usy fear llna I vu tva" DC vetywhert 1 TIE. RtANn 10 Contin from ThsPag IWSSed Cl on Ueb mberl l1t1i aub. tuted' for' whtt i hnn i I. Severa11d6kl' rire fu dsbY botJi lc DlnetlTJi Ite necHA 1 4ODr the baUafidJjUrt1ck right.

half fake P1ttj9. nttbr rlPc tei 7rt1I to vtil. pei1e f9 lit ft 4' Icqr al1dlld. wa. account of S8.

Brldietanda JthpI81ed asihest Jhe work tU the Tlch nor Jr. WF 1In llneupf 1lrd ht BMdleIefttaekJe auddarthrlrht end. terhoLle. Head WOoc1 rn1 8 f. ond COMMOD ORES FROM OlDRIVALS I Cont1ilu li iro Ol Pa be.

nderbUt' wlnnfng touc wi was aquuterrun tromlli. Sewaneeand ItwIpresa the nro nj 1twuon1he line foUowedancUhebaU Wu yardUnthe tI. er. eT CODijI1 qre Onthe the ofth Perry. fell blo befolPerry butth1l officlalruted with ree.

mln ate. wonthe con felt. oll Doa. VanderbUtln jo Unu ANDERBIL1Pos1tJoti SEW ANEE. rllhtcuard' Graham.

Smith and Dronj Ie tac lei LKJrby Smith Capt. D. Jone end' Wheel brolt Bryan. r1ht ft SawrJe Hatnlltol1. ituUbacJtJ Stewart KIrbY.

mJth RobofheltJlne haJv n1uu. o. PLACExrCK HeWh1aOame ri atroJ JcrtT YrdJJn Cit1Novembe ane dUng nt6Uln wh1chnfJUlQr ecoteda. In' thirteenth aU1Ualrhukschlnc by of' 0 Ran. OI1lyrcore 1AIt batf whn PpolnDtade 8:1 101' IQ LfOm 1M llne.

A. ovemb.g the Erlfv a tr I i I I' fi f. t' i t- 1 l' U. r. tfB' M.

B. I oiWU I.f ver7lb W1ncare fIP 1tP. 1 ueeIhI1Jll the erttbaOmm kiio1r1eci1e tr 1 S- rMw1Qt oaJC aaZ. ti d. 11eUne Wbi 1Jai IDIIt rttWe tb taU.

efth. detII aii. i JUt Of' In Me7f 1" 4 1 Oj 'V i' cal1ieI t. 1' tl erS' fJ- rrft. ltneIf i i ed wjt1f i l.

htJIh If. t9t mstt 1 tlci 1hoi jl f' I TIfl CONSJ1jO ATLAN THOUSANDS OWE1IIEIk HFALTllrTOSWAMP400T D1scov ryWiII DoForYou. I SVAMPOOij i mA 4- hft trg enetrd di- it f'- oir t' 3 RLWALIc5 vt-RO i am generi i an Ith rnst au 1 gan wr i I. i as and. t.

t4 weI re mrnintl flQ otYourdis ou i SYMP tOGT ear 1 frm g5ta I tl I It e. it t1 I Tc thoIght Vht. ITO 1 DaJ c. I ii con t1tution. ie alreAd drig 1- Any I' tLAUUE 810 WINSHANDICAP A oIhr th Ifl ACE1 i- t.

I andtrapat muleand Jznd the rreqizent ed 1as ev ilng. tile The s1i iad I ti the st r. I 5 3 ol I I second' I :1 t4 e- I t7. I 3 third. Proper urns.

F1TH i 1 5 102 Huldebrand 5 Ba 7 I. wonPlan. 102W. Wa 5. I I Mls Rae anon rhettItS S.

05 I I 5. Ana las O6 Mile 105 FIle 9 end tethie I. I EffortloWreck 1 An a t. I I ta thmu ii 9 lne Th ri i upc in re doi In bt er A of 1' It todaytn ha ot Pubil I- the most ftattering iflonlats have received by manufcture chambrj5 Remedy nao ofjt gto4 Work ofth ggravating andpersisten coughs that hav yIelded to tts Soothing ot severecolds bn broken up its usc of thtened atta3 pncumoni hs dangerous ca Qtdup it ha aT IftENiL1NQS1Y WINS INAUGURAL I Sm1hers Mgi ll1s hg RCA I I 0 anSarsh I oye Tle. ckeyCub was-specially theconifltlons to lta iflti- de tinjt4day.

a tpte I moderateGretor a- Maxim wt9tirig iav thaug ial. NIW York I thougheut Ih anirtt A I Iv 5 er. Athelr eIazio lur- iN CI th bu th 7. sc Wilful ran. 4 lu I a8 100 thirdyM 5.

I tries4t 5 Neil J02 Tristesse- 2 Kinglight Tioga LduIee Selling. CaCheV5Julia 3ac llomer PeCt104tuLaiaka. i Bara Of I Alpa alII. eronia 85Noweta Bue Id I 2flC5. i03 I 9i Ernea- I Fifth gs Young 100 Fur- l04Sparrow 3 1 tf-PLZO Ito F0 AT 0 I 1 8i raes- tb 6 was secQrr I a 2:064.

Jocke I' Wh se ba ft Uck I. wont Fe L. I I tIlr I. 0 I. Quadalqulve ran.

RACE-Five fut r- longs 9 a Idle. 1- I l3toj Tim 5 Vallarambl 1 RACE 1I P2Nchol lZto wonChrb tineA lM8. t2ie1Wbeat cap. it fllck3h to 1 ron Ii IS- secondSIx II :4 2:06 4. fever- Such ra Proi 1.

I Ln 6 1 I l4. Ca i ran. Athen lC 13 Boktr 3 I. Asn I. Hastings 6to Ieecont 1 Time.

arid 0 nnt t3 of11sen ar a Sewsnee 25- te this The Bawi I on 1cOreof5 1aucb rolle4 and DItCb4 In tt IIgbL. httl1y the so of firstboo zs wt reMa1n- dometGy c0n3 hourpuze ln0om.d Choll- send hO wOnt bI-aay------------ 1 iti4. I t- i- I tS I 1h du I I ta I po rI iin I ra fS fr VOWi8.TEAM ie 1 ec ot Was fo ed tb tb elsQeibt. t1eL of ns emfessee roe esulted 1nivIcttry tarers crimon ette. decisive oie- of 24.q In Tti AJabnisa1 too t2teoffenhie tiecJat st nrusliso fg ettlre scoretnto the and ennesseea1e erne4 be hel ored tii a i ba1.

4 rW I- br3t toactdavmWa made a toMahic 3 lougfied through.tsier.ior-s. ng een ti fr yard 5mfflt4tdMalihn. contrIbtit1n clevet Li Of I second elapseot I fo I I ards. tactics C- i I a I ot 5 ha 3 5 I. wli th enaeesceani 5 that-surprised Ui a the.

was-up I ian 1 but onc I a up ut gur It Gnu tr tr if :11 i Dz4I cAsflIN0t1 1t I nI StaTid. Cco tea. t0a deZeate St 00 t. I lot atone- vai hvthe 111 pUrrednp wetr I- turing. tIle betwetn-balv is thl ir 01 ri B.

lUltedthat i4 I 4 fl fNATUIAL iobi iuS CQNQUER I 1flRiUWEi ERN 5 1 IPIUQabIC1O Sor pi1ns i 11d I 0 CX1iIIS5dL WU Irre. j1towFilhur hQ Tl todaY un1 tIIfr deinonsttatedthe of of tht1ii iuade rdmn rm1tal ythtrin east tA 0. ring th.onI-eided fontefl snow ini fd th that gddlr0n eoedfIom 0 enthuslat who for the EvanstOn elevPi and the pular ally Of Guard pr Th eanarefusedtop1ay bi he re fr Watcbthg--tb dlnthe eaI4that ha1 tne gt free IflOWt Canlisiea ti edy have doubled the gt 9re tnbttmwI1Thtth un Cata1dtaea2id lIathdists ught game1tOttbi1aBt1thI InQ3t uIstali- tc1et tbeIt14lanh lb ekmao inbergerUie i ttkIIng 1IalZb3ek1 gtlesnd 5widand F1backV1iliam eends at i iien a ggln gd edeet. carterback ck. ltha syiixtnreot wing os ts as4 crosi s1s rnlshed the i ud KennedY1efteDd.

owen- Moore. lett tack5. pentatCarrZDt llghV LBe1I. b1n Mcann nJ I illiamsfullback U. ams.

I I i cord Invest t10fl DougberttlfltO or oy ttvet een I I hy I I I iai I een that he- oy Lake lubin nflt niys- thu as ge WiZinOtsteanI Ith iI madwhu a i nt abfg ds spe a andauth t- toUfl pttcherDoubirtj bu I had Ui 0 an to I. againvtd a i hr tt eomp 1. 6 likes I bat tr ggle I c0SEvZT O0ES TO PU2IRA ii left ti 0- rk 1 ie Ti i ov be rsidei wII New i ii 25ocbock Ian iflTDoat Ia lXea 9 8 LIIdWig I. I' Pr site F. or 2 Untted aiSle Ambsssdor and Store s- Xbdr Mit ThSnksgiying day cetion i t- the elthasy 20 perseteS were present.

lflelulg gJr repnJentaUv t1i1 AmeHeay colot alttsmber of tounisip sn a we CP5rS th. I IRCINIABDWSY 10 NORTB STATE odh Carolini Old lloiREaA Iy.fiaaflhtbII or Dsfet sty 0gsn4 WQrk sl we Itastippcrter ge Th oI's. ter 4' tt4Sbhd bTI1 aiVtituia wt13eat thGhiiA Nth rolln thiaaZlsrnqn ri' jE teams SO5t5 a lu- was t44IM VlygfnW9aomdture gret oud fr1n 1Iestart acore ad a ui than last year eV1rgirhZL workoftMVir ss niateam be thebezt ha evertad wasisappo1at2n 4n alL. Lost ston4tfmb1es. I1itj by utterlybnabIetoh1dthd di hl glt.

ti oikeS1nthe hk forgoafand wlceinkbe ieon4anMandkic fu at on butfalled on I. 3 stlcareth ballwa1. I. ed thitroUed er old It nnliyfill. cl Afterthat to thetown evknci th A LEMSQL-IRS1t a a I TIEGIIEERLARD 1 ra il kieedthe 11 1 wh sshtrrt f.

4 kitkswdretadWbi to ake oeceezAi a thebaU urti i ahk tt Went through chter 1 or toucbdO Ihe 6 orked 3 oat I ThetwoEridges anulnlthlS1ed 7 ail 01 a pire 1 ThalifleupI mithhinter Sanlsoi I ML I I a I Waterhotseleft mizer 1 A 2l 1 1 I IT OLD RIYAL Contl ua wuthat I I goaEnti1 Itwas as or 1 1 I Cpntno4oreahid an I Perrycenter ox 1. Sewanse thu I a with1lrse minutes hadwon I lett tackle. Kirby ACa0tQuarterback caxbrouel Colmor a Sawn I of. xxnca 5C PO LEas xic fqrKAnas ror rd an as Oontkst nrjthe' teax g. 5 beforetlme Lea I Tsx on Ui eampt tb.

Vaiygait ofTexaa ods 4 afisf liofia le u.s. Nt re at iLl They ateth nUe ey are sAl ns. I1ti 26W AEHThI CTh' CAPTUBED EY Waahicn 2 T15 hankag1yg cg3 the be5that hi ghe irezlnt 1AaL.j 4itlecblae ndicap ateepleciiu kt4ri cup race p4 werter. ths dii jii ilions Canbunci. soW 5 stance ton tbeles4erj onnover teepI emen Oszca tidlcap iron.

FIRST iait rlongs I0 tsr i to Brent los thIrd. Time 1:13. th an. Ester ueen epeCr. Tlde ill ocket 104 OEnien-lQ I ugget Mkte1e I ti nd il ird.

ouktnta Its Gory lIk nd Se1iI54. a hail eaItt I SO IIays3 41Mr I to awk cL Evans ime. 52e. mcrmaut-i n. 3 Thaw wo to.

07 I. IO sat flasrsa bout tieeemfl 1 wonbisrrsilto hylor 6 to 1. stconl 62 t. IUtie6i 0r SeIllnt won 5. lets I.

I uster. alm Owesi neer. C1ION ats BACl-ae4I nd 03 3. see lu4ietor attle- trt Margrests. Eloim1 nd WagED 61 51 3 II nn1 89 Ithai omaoo.

ady To AU. Woodehade. lOt. 021 0 aim oot. Bant- on to It5.

Uee ar4s Online. LOS Ioz4 ass. I0641dnOr2Ub. The GUIrd. RACeSeliitg.

5eT Burnc 103 togr liarS PihaCVC97N Squid. Pipe ale TnIbesHlfl. Apnilee" Msbl. Fsni by 1l November 5S1 bid os bI4 I eneint 711 tOO pal. ThI nt-esth" ies It tbi wJ hot 5he1 I DRHATHAWAY wars sntlilhl einrtd II I Jfyrour f1nhl7 dC 01I C5U C0I tO me eired free.

If yes liv' e. send for mgf" ltsaea a 4Ie 1. V' cAiP. EjoB. ac oiiL from nj 0 in l0 10git of oariet- 5e0ontr15t just era agit a- are ey St shrua stsats em Of tbs tth critical inm tenlesl kn0Wl itit jequlte tbt ffr spectator oothnnLe of san bSS5fl th bali- ruIlD1 hUi81W.

ThM tT I bad hit e03g ecognfaS LbS gt1l e7 a liad. lbs line js he.selst-.Birt we WbydIdnIbe i ake St the 5eiCI5. ebes- Mbsitea sort pta tir of today. ens etsken5sIaj its a PSIOf the his bs5ketliafl. a Iw with kethil a Atift t01r xtPeeSi a s.

the 4 0 Ov 1 0 1garne y6sterd t- fthr a the Style and lhrughnes C..