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the 3 to 6 favorite In the cpEture event at Oakland today, Was beaten out by Bombardier, heavily played at 7 to a. Ishlaaa and Canejo were the winning favorites. Weather clear; track slow. FIRST Six fifrlongs: Conger 87 (Herbert), 30 to won; Blackthorn, 108 (J. T.

Sheehan). 7 to second; Molto, 102 (Kapp), 6 to third. Time 1 4. Ubble Candid. Lady Athellng.

Shorty Kane, Box Moeketo, Myrtlo Karabei and Vulcain ran. SECOND Seven furlongs, selling: Isnlana, 101 (KunsJ, even, won; Srier, 100 (Davis), 6 to second; Northwest 84 (Butlsr), 10 to third. Time Penzance, Anlrad, Dungsnnon, Monia and Allopath ran. THIRD Six furlongs, selling: Bard Burns, 108 (J. T.

Sheehan). 4 to. 1. won; Dr. Sherman, 100 titcbrlde) 20 to secofid; Oronte, 100 (J.

Kelly). 7 to third. Time 1:17. Flaneur, M4mo, Cousin Carrie, Dotterell, Estada and Step Around ran. FOURTH One mile: Bombardier, 103 (Michael), 7 to 8, won; Stroller, 112 (Dominick), 3 to 5, second tirarter.

uaw i io i 1:48 1 4. Last Knight ran. i I. third. Time B.Cook, 106 (J.

T. Sheehan). to won; Hon! ton, 104 (Knapp), 7 to 10, second; Military Man, 100 (Davis), 8 to I. third. Time 1:01 1 4.

Hurrah III. Mysty's Pride and Albula ran, SIXTH One mile, Can lux i to won; Major BEVERLY QF GRAUSTARK. George Barr McCutcheon's new boo: Particular men, men that are hard to pleaae in style and in fit are the best friends of French, Shriner timer's Shoes! This special make of shoes for men combine more gen. nine goodness and true style than any other shoe on the jnarket is the favorite footwear with good dressers wherever you An excellent assortment of styles and leathers in Blucher. Lace and Button of French, Shriner Timer's shoes here for your sold exclusively in Atlanta by us.

$5.00 and $6.00 Shoes and Hosiery 25 Whitehall 8t AT WASHINGTON. Washington. November to. The fall meeting of the Washington Jockey Club track has been greatly Improved and is In exceftohi condition. A good field of high class horse, is already stabled here and a large number of the best Jockeys who have been riding around New York will have mounts.

The meeting will con tinue three weeks. Tomorrow's card Is featured by the Colombia handicap and the Bladeneburg steeplechase. Entries: First Belli nx. tV, furl ones: Foxy Kane, 113; Young Henry, Poseur, Beauregard, tio; Andrew Mack, 10ft; Seafonh Sary Glenn, Tenny Belle, los; Thistle Heather. 108.

BecDnTl Five furlongs: Yeoman, Limerick Hawtrev. Chim ney Sweep, Northvllle, Knight of Weston, ri uinaa jKswa, Jrw uumpny, N. O'Briaa. flinilhw Aline. Courier.

May Duchess; The Seer, Cabin, Loney Third steeplechase, fkllea: Cftvator, 188; Cpnover, 166; UnneriallsL 168: Black Death. 150: Wal ter Clettry, 148; Ivan, 148; Spencer Relff, Fourth Columbia handicap, 7 furlongs: Ascension, 128; Lord Badge, 122; James F. 119: Cloten. 117; Damon, 112: Greencrest, 110; War Whoop, 105; New York, ion Minotaur, Proceeds, ss; Race King. sr.

Fifth Six and a half furlonsrs. Amberjack, Alumeur, 110; Myopia, Sheen, Tarpon, scare vrowt 107; ua oin, 10 Sixth Rave Mile: Irish Witch. Green Crest. 108; Arrakgowan. McWll liams, Thespian, 103; Baikal, I0Z; Eagle, 100; Queen Belle, Woodahade, 80.

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PISTOLS A Sale that will make a hit Protect your property with nerve and a good pistol, against the of burglars now troubling the and remember, in buy inf. to get the best We list them below: Colts New Nary Revolver, 4 1 2 and 6 inches, blue steel barrel, 38 and 41 814.00 Colt's New Police Revolver, 4 and 6 inch, bine steel barrels, 32 cftllbre $12.50 Colts New Pocket Revolver, 3 1 2 inch, steel barrel, 32 811.50 Colt's Automatic Pistol, 12 cftlibre 815.00 Colts Automatic model, bine steel barrel, 38 810.00 Colts Single Shot Derringer, Blue steel barrel, 41 calibre Remington Double Derringer 41 calibre S5JS0 Smith ft Wesson Double Action Revolver, brae steel or nickel plated, 8 or 8 1 2 inch, 82 cftlibre 812.50 Smith 4b Wesson Doable Action, same as above, hainmerlesa, 313.50 Smith ft Wesson Doable Action, 8 1 4, 4, 5 or 6 Inch barrel, 38 cftlibre, blue steel or nickel 814.50 Smith ft Wesson Hand Ejector Revolver, 8 1 4, .4 1 8 or 6 lnch barrel, blue steel or nlekel plated, 32 callbve 813.50 Same as above, 3 or 3 1 2 inch barrel, 28 cftlibre 812.50 Smith ft Wesson Military and Police Revolvers, swing out cylinder, 4. 6 oj 6 1 2 inch bine steel or nickel plated, to use 38 S. ft W. special ox 88 Winchester cartridge.

816.00 Ivor Johnson Revolver, with hammer, 3 lnc nickel plated, for it calibre or 3 1 4 inch for 38 calibre 94.50 Iver Johnson Hammerless Revolvers, same as above 85.50 (26c each extra for blued steel and 26c per Inch for extra length barrels.) Bull Dog Pistols, 22 and 32" calibre 82.00 Blank Cartridges and Ammunition of all kinds. 1 Hardware Co. 33 35 Edgewood Ave. VMWB Bad Jarring Given the Talent at Latonia Trad Captain Sam and Electric, Both Quoted at 90 to 1, Romp la Front of the Favorites. Steeplechase Event Won By Charawind.

Cincinnati, November I6. Charawlnd. the Corrigan jumper, won the steeplechase in a drive from Thorn Hedge at Latonia today. Bratil's efforts on the Canadian hone drew him a sentence of indefinite suspension. Two long shots, Captain Sam and Eclectic won at 60 to Track fast; weather rair.

FIRST RACB Slx furlongs: Sam Stevens. 98 iNicol) 6 to I. won: Elori. 104 (W. pugan), 8 to second; Bernlce, 99 Salivate, Ethel Keckler.

Long; Straw, Mary Callahan, Charlie Blade, Marseilles, Jake Dennis, Doty, Fair Allen, Hearnev. Peftiee ran. SECOND One mile: Professor Neville, 107 (Nlcol), 8 to 6, won; Yardo, 107 (W. Diwan). 3 to 2, second; Oloneta, 101 (Boland), II to third.

Time 1:41 4. Jigger, New Amsterdam, Shogun, Atheola, Captain Gaines, Anna Beall, Mine Bed, Irby Bennett ran. THIRD Five and half furlongs: Captain 8am, 106 (Truebel), 30 to I. won; Judge Traynor, 103 (Seamster). 7 to second: King Thorpe.

99 (Wood), 40 to thirtf. Time I Ml Milton Young, WInnlfred Mcllvaln, Arthur Cummer, Iron Tall, San Jose, Scope ran. VniflTH short course: Charawlnd, (Pemberton), 7 to 5, won; Thorn Hedge, 172 to second; Myth. 127 (Pierce). 40 to third.

Time 3:02. Cardigan, Evander, Sam Parmer, Islip, Marlboro ran. FIFTH Five furlongs: Erla Lee, 104 (Lindsey), 18 to 8, won; Pea'l Hopkins. 104 (Sederv IS to second; Fruit, I0B fl in 1 09 aiIpp TJnvil Walsetto. Balance Eclectic 90 malrd).

60 Craig 104 (Guile tt), 20 Time 1 :49. Swift Wing, Turrando, Thompson Today'. Entries at Latonia. First Six furlongs, selling: My ir.e. Amu.

98: Mellta Floronlca. Rice, 3ugar, Bill Knight, Bell Toone, Lulu Louise fttapp, May Cherry, Hunterdon, Henry Lyons, 109; BlytheneeS, Second One mile, selling: Tatten ham. Lida Lelb. 96; Idle, 99; Tom Rowe, 101; Outwal, Gold Spink, Lyrist, Gigantic, Turrando, 104; Prince of Plteen, 107; Kequlter, lis. Third ttaPe Jl lvie and one nan xur rnga: The TltraM, J.

B. Smith, Omealca, iker Oerk. 102: Lotflstilla 105: The ngllsCiman, 108; Fire Ball, Big Beach, 12. Fourth T.wo miles, selllne: Qoo Ooo, 90; Pathos, 93; Hucena, Sister Lillian, 85; Baird. Beaucaire, 88; Curate, rToiessor iui; 104.

Fifth Race The Awondale handicap, 7 furlongs: Star, 90; Fruit. 88; Dav. 98: flrwn finwn IOO 1M. ing Bridge, 102; Free" Booter, 108; Colonel White, 109; Dr. Leggo, 112; Intense, Pirate i olly, 120.

entry. Sixth Rac Sir fiirlnnm dor, 98; Fade Meny, Owasca, Ethel Da vis; jflAt uywry, Atihlone, 103; Autumn Leaves, 104; Durty, Mabel Winn, Ben. mow, Vestry, Glrile, 108; Stand Pat, Today's Entries at Oakland. Fermerl, Mlzaah, Onondulam, Macene. nf Rnllo n.hn> Int.

n.n lug, Velna, Sea Voyage, 1 to" rawt uiuruy course, selling: Bronie Wlnsr FlnHnoi ki iaT. Queen. Fay, Boca, 102; Del los! Stop Me, dor, Scherso. 108; niung, ivw; uaen, Albemarle, Third Fire anil Anita Knight. Del Carina! Cassle, 99; McGregor, 101; Bill Bhort, nmirai.

ioj; BearsKin, Head Danct, 06; Bob Ragon, 107. Fourth One rrtlle. wlHfit zance, Silurian, 94; Mr. Dingle. Lady Kent.

Brennus, Isabelllta, Bab. Qalanthus, 89; Achilles. 102. Fifth Six furlongs, Light Braid. I Off Nonlet 104; Reeves, Ocffohe, 105; El Plloto, Sol Xichtenstein.

107; The ITlfl' lit Sixth Selling, one" mile and one i Anvu, uoionei van, lorpeuo, una, I io; Elliott, SEWAMEE HAS LIGHT TEAM. Coach Kirby Smith, of the Tennessee Meds. Confident of Se wanee's Strength. "Sewanee will give the Vanderbllt team hard fighting for the championship of me souin mis year. said Kirby Smith, coach of the Tennessee Meds, and last rear captain of the Sewanee team, when speaking of the prospects of the Tigers mis year.

The Sewanee team is very light. The team win not average over 188 at the most, probably coming nearer to 1 53. But the men have team work and are fast as a The Vanderbllt eleven will have i. hard time defeating this aggregation. "Heisman is a great coach." said he, I think that he would meet with even greater success than he has already achieved If he would devote himself to straight football and cut out the trick plays.

Let me tell you, if an end is taught right none of those plays can around his end. All he has got to do Is to keep on his feet and he will be sure to down his man. 'Heisman success ilea largely. 1 think, in the fact that he la such a strict disciplinarian. That is the only way to train a leara.

ne usea siraigm root bail I do not believe that there would be anything in the south that could stop "From now on to ThanltsSlvlns the Tech team will Indulge in secret practice in order to get in perfect trim for th. Oimherlanrl man. Verv little erlll ha given out regard to the plans of the team for that day and the seen who will DeOro and Hueston Matched. St. Louis.

November Arrangements have been completed for a match game between Alfredo DeOrn aie pool champion of the world, and Thomas Hueston, At at nuin for title now held hv DeOro. The conditions call for 800 points, to oe piayea eacn mgm, Beginning to be pi 200 Thanksgiving THE ART STORE gold at trough's. 88 Feaohtfee. Walker A Tar Archbishop Chappelle Returns. Mew Orleans.

November Arch btshoo Chappelle returned today from ar extended trip to Rome. The archbishop nere unui eariy vsessBser, expects to otneiate a Via' obes, before be returns at the coneecra 'Ven, of Natrtil. to Cubs. touchdown Tfifi COK8TITTTTI02T: ATLAMffA, THtTBgPAY. TECHS BETTER SEWANEL8C0RE Tennessee Meds Met Defeat Yesterday Afternoon, Score to a By I point the deorgia Tech eleven ths record ef the Sewanee Ti nr.

ariinst the Tennessee Meds, the Geontla eleven scoring 69 points to 8ft made by me men ui Will the same was hardly satisfactory from a point of view, for the work the cWven vesteruay was nanny ss. This fact Is plainly shown oy the remarks made by the ooaou ana the manager of the lennessee the TmS. were slow, and not so strong of Saturday and the training for that game was telling on tne lecus, mo hwjt just a trine siaie, In 1U best work. hv fart Ten nessee played better In the second half than In the first, and held the Techs down to four touchdowns, as against six in the first half. It Is true, however, that at the end of the second half nearly half of the Tech players were scrubs.

In all ten touchdowns were made, and Brown 'added nine points to this number by kicking goal In nearly every case the goal was an easy one. For Tech, Brown and Auto Clarke were stars, and Davles made many good Tuns while in the game. Auto fallen tn mnkp from 10 to 16 yards or mOre when he steamed up and bit the line. Brown's nine goals and several toucnaown. snowea nis gouu Tech started tv kicking; off and then obtaining possession of the ball.

Within 6 yarde of the Mens' goal the Tennessee Clarke plowed his way through the line, grinding up ana running uvei everybody who got In his way, scoring the first touchdown. I In rapid succes sion by long runs B. Moore, Houses! A few minutes after the fourth touchdown the Meds found themselves una ble to advance the ball, and called lor a punt. The punt was all right but the ends were hardly sure enough and when Brown rot the ball he found lit tle to stop him One man brought him All. Kate Zltt, Homebody.

Mary Rosen JL foss, Clara Dee, Metallic, Mrs. Falconer UP aW 70 yard won; Sam Giannlnl Luck right guarj lett tackle. B. Moor' and left half House.il Clarke DEFEATS FRASER The Georgia Academy football leven made an even break for w. sen when they met and defeated the Donald Fraser team yesterday afternoon were weir "matched anil ine ngtitlng was hard throughout.

At no time did either team have a cinch on the game, thus putting both elevens on in the second half the Georgia. academy boys played more aggressively and to more effect, securing a couple of touchdowns In ten minutes of play and kicking one goal, winning the game by me score or 1 1 to o. Coe, Ensign, Christian and Oglesby did magnificent work durlno the contest for the Georgia Military academy, while tne or Banay Beaver eleven were G. Courtwrlght, WHhohe and Thomas. (re made several ions runs.

Christian handled his team to good effect, and Ensign and Oglesby were used to batter tne uonaia eraser line, The line un follows: DONALD BASER. Position. G. M. A.

Mahlran center Barbut Sankey right Taylor. Meft guard Starnes Forgey left tackle Ensign Wllhoite right end Flournoy Scott end McClure Tilly quarterback Christian G. Court ngni nan omnn left half Coe Qulgg fullback Oglesby Gordon Institute coming. RatiiMiiv sfternoon the Gordon institute eleven of Barnes vllle will come to Atlanta, to play the second team of the Georgia Techs, and everybody who has watched the work of these two elevens believe that a close game wui db piayeo. Th.

TatH Mcand team has had an easy time with all the other teams in the cHy in the prep ranks. The Georgia Military academy and Stone Mountain and others have met defeat by good scores. Barnes vine is consiaerea me strongest of the preps a victory GEORGIA PLANS MBEB 11V 1904 i i i Virginia Hot Springs BUTASS tnSUlIDTUl and'kpri i'wiiann Rhsumatlim. souL obesity and nervous end Davles diseases cured. New hydrotherapeutlc ap and Sweat paratus Installed.

Oolf, swimming pool, quarterback Butler fine livery and outdoor pastimes. THU ana Hamilton NEW HOMESTEAD is modern In the ngm nait w. Wilson G. M.1 strictest sense and patronised by the high est Brokers ornos wun tureci it. Thi Cherjsptski 4 Ohio Railway, allows stop over at Covington, on through tickets for side trip to Virginia Hot Springs.

Excursion tickets at offices FRED BTERRT, Manager, Hot Springs, Va. NEW LEON HOTEL Tallahassee, Fla. ST I 1 OLENDALE'S PURE MEDICINAL CORN WHISKEYS ASSORTMENT NO. 6. Our celebrated and private brands of Corn Whiskey have gained a reputation for "purity" ait over the South, and we have built up a trade on these goods that any house may be proud of.

Thousands of satisfied customers throughout the Southern States are on our regular shipping list for our "Celebrated Corn Whiskeys." We do not IMITATE any one. All our Whiskeys are BOTTLED by us under our PRIVATE and SPECIAL BRANDS, and labeled by the old reliable GLENDALE SPRINGS DISTILLING and every bottle is guaranteed for PURITY. 4 FULL A flf ExpressPaid This Assortment consists of 1 Faff QK Dew 1 Faff Qf. Gtendale'B SHvttr Valley 1 Faff Qf. flfsNHfaf Private Stock I Full Qt.

Clendale's Special Reserve No matter how particular you are about your Whiskeys, you cannot beat the quality and price of this assortment 8 Full Quarts $5 25. 12 Full Quarts $7.50. We Pay Express. GLENDALE SPRINGS DISTILLING Atlanta. Ga.

HOTELS AND WINTER RESOBTS. THROUGH COACH TO ST. LOUIS EVERY MORNING VIA W. a. A.

St. AND ground and parka illustrated pamphlet on cllnlng Chair Car from Nashville, a Hotel Belleclairc Broadway and 77th St. New York. rE HOTETv BELLECLAIRE appeals especially to what may be called semi transient SrrritMn W0UW XalUe fortnight or ft month, It has been years since Barnesville has the comforts', conveniences and been defeated either in baseball or tn of york'ft mat football and the b.even which comes to ox 8 Atlanta Saturday con.es believing that modern hotels, but who wish to another victory awaits them. aTold tht and the ezpeaae that are inevitable in an extended visit.

For such people THE BELLECL AIRE has furnisher! suit en at ane. two TH MP FT TFPM or three room8 which IU lYlLL I I Lull may be occupied at reasonable rates for shorter or longer periods. It la an apartment home with the There is a strong prooaouuy xnai ueor re gia and Tech wUI meet on ths gridiron asain this season. The one obstacle to hotel with the beat features of an the same lies in the fact that Chancellor anartment house. And it is ah.

JIM may not give his consent aolntalv new and absolntelv fire. In Athens there is a ieeung mat we would have been different in the PTOOI. Oeorgla Tech gams had the field been HILTON ROBLEE dry. where tne oacas move raaier. As It was the back field of both teams Proprietor, ploughed through the mad and found it Broadway, at Seventy seventh St.

a greater dimcuiiy wan ereaamg through the opposing line. Another reason, and the principal one. Why the two teams are anxious to play another game Is that' the managements of the two elevens believe another game would prove a moneymaker. The last aarae was well attended, the 'Weather considered, but If the Weather had been fair at least 4,000 people Would nave been present. The following story from Athens tells of the feeling of the Georgia boys: "Athens, November 1 8.

Special. There Is a strong probability that Georgia and Tech will again meet on grid iron wis i ail. shi warn expecieo. io realtfe handsomely from the receipt? ol prevented the crowd from at A game may be arranged after Ke ntavMt In AtUntA Thi. mat.

ter Is now being discussed by the foot bail management and It Is believed it Will be arranged If it is satisfactory with ths SBW TOBK. SsjfjCfss, I IWiYBWr HT8. Lv. Atlanta 8:25 A.M. Ar.St.

Louis 7:08 A. M. DOUBL Coach Excursion Tlcki rickets Ing November. Through ugh la Sleeper frem Macon, Leave Atlanta 8:30 P.M. Arrive St.

Louis 5:40 P. M. Arrive Chicago 10:50 P.M. TRACK on SSle Pullman sleepi 4:15 p. m.

vlftten daily except Friday and Saturday dur ping gars on oorn trams, i ntrsl of Georgia railway. Frss Rs Tickets to Chicago and Beyond nonorto via et. uouis, F. D. MILLER, Trav.

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1 North Pryor Atlanta, Ga. EXCURSION RATES MACON. GA. Thanksgiving Day, November 24 04 FOOTBALL CAME UNIVERSITY OP GEORGIA vs. AUBURN CENTRAL of GEORGIA RAIL.

WAY Tickets on sale from Atlanta and intermediate points for morning trstft November 24, good for return on date of sale. Prom and intermediate for special train only ber 84. good to return on date of sale. From Savartnah. Albany, Eufauia.

Covington and intermedhete polrlft for erentng trains and mom ing trains 24th, good to return until NO vember 28, 1804. VI BPBCUSj TRAIN wffl be run from Mftoon to Atlanta. 24th. leave Macon 8 p. arrive Athsnta 1140 9.

to i you oan return home after ths 9. Atlanta, Jtio. 1 li. Fogg. IX LOW RATES VIA Georgia Railroad TO Augusta, Ca.9 and Return Account Cotton and Agricultural Carnival.

November 14 to 20. 1904. Tickets will be sol c. from Atlanta at rate of One Fare plus 25c for Trip, on November 15, 16 and 17, limited for return to November tl, 1904 Tickets will also be sold. to Aufoeta and return at tow rates, from points within a hundred mile radius, November 14 to November inclusive, limited to November 21, ,1984, returning.

For full information, apply to any Georgia Railroad Agent. S. MAOILL. General Agent Carlisle Indians To stswt Haskell Team in Stadium. St.

Louis. November I8. have been completed for a game of football to be played In ths Stadium on the world's fair gvounds between tne uarusie date is also that upon wl Roosevelt will visit the world's fair, snd it Is expected he will attend. It Will be the first time that the gridiron representatives of two government Indian schools have met, sad, as they are equally matrhed as regard weight and playing ability, the fasts should be interesting..