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5sSjf VVarV RMfTp1 iBWIflltl llosed of Field of Hot Psyoxft Was by silk at 90- to 1 tad Form Pla Lost a Lot- ef Their Money. Meniph1. Tenn. April 7. admirably bandied by Buchanan easily pose or a field of eight in the Me- hIa dub handicap at.

Montgomery park today. The Tichenor oolt was made Yortts In the beUng at odds of 2 to I with the. Yeagtr entry. Jack arid Sldne7 Love the second choice at IS to a. Sidney Co Love came strong in the tretth wrestina- the place nom Hand Across.

The overthrow of Councilman and French Nun both odds on favorites was sever blow to the public. Trench Nun ws detested la the firth race by Rust- Unr Silk. a 0 to I shot and u1neka. 0010 onsto favorite In the first oe won first money in a stretch In rtVe to the wire. With Valletta noting out Draco.

The weather wa weal ane the track tat Jockey rode winners. ynaT3SCSr ellln 3 olds. furtoD Colon iiranston 104 Hhde- IS to 10 won I 98 SchUlt- XMT to 1 second' 103 Buch 0 to I third. Tinte :67. Quick Sand.

Rusticate Woodledge Nequeton. tog Iuterugit Lung Bright Handbac and Dfcught ran SECOND year and 5 furlongs Dishabille. 104 J. Mclntjre 3 to I. won Old England.

Ill Shaver 25 to I second Councilman 109 lJl I to 2 third. Time IrfJS i. YAla Stroller Ptnk6rton. Clarence Montague ran. THIRD RA Selling year and up.

one mile Sanction. 97 I. McIntyre 3 to 2 won Ben VoUQ. 116 D. Bolnd to a second R.

F. William III Oll. 10 to I. third. Time 1:44 HocB te ogh PettJJolu1.

Sarah rim. Madoc and Clandestine ran FOURTH RACE dull handicap- year and up TH furlongs Waterside 105 Buchnin 8 to I won ftdney. C. Lore. lt E.

Walsh IC to II aecond Hands Across. 103 AubuchonJ 4 to I third. Time :35. Mabsl Rich- ardsoa. Duke of Kradal.

Miss Jordan. Jack Ratlin and Siss Lee ran. i lIlFlB RACE year 4 fur longs Rustling Silk tuO Buchanan I So to I won Ossineke 105 D. Boland a to I second French Nun 110 J. Mar.

Un I to 2. third. Time :49 Auray JlJIHe Little Danger Roslnim and An. elk ran. SIXTH RACE Mil Loglstel III Aubuchon a to I won Hortensla 108 Shaver J2 to I second Allan.

108 Bar- ronj. 7 to 1. third. Tune :43 The Cure Bravery Dewey and Almbarch ran. Docile left at the post.

Memphis Entries for Today. First Race Three-fourths of a mile. iellthg Termagent la Bell of Portland Nannan 99 Faunette 97 St. terryiega Sadducw Mordella Allie. CY Prank' Rice.

104 Scotsman Computation. 108- log. Second Race Four and one-hl fur longs. purse Fan tall. Pattonvllle 100 Birmingham.

Kngsor Jtte Coyne. 103. lwrd Race Mile selling Delusion BsjHJOCk Belle. Opalantl. 103 Trappist.

101 Signal Light Chlpple Thorpe. Luretta. 103 Our Slater. 105 Dixie Lad School craft. Foe Bonnie Prince Charlie 112.

Fourth Race Mile and a sixteenth. purn' Ml Doyle. 102 Qregor K. 108 Little Scout 118 Rapid Water 119. Fifth Race A bout 2 miles.

Cotton States steeplechase Class Leader. 135 Bright Girl IS Sweet Jane. 148 Red Car. 162 Rip 158 Cardigan CO Dr. NoWUn 185.

Sixth Race PJve and one-half furlongs. seflIng A Wakening Orchestra. 100 YUllulman. slack Cat. Miss Qunn.

Ituka 105 trrank Tyler I 07 Axnetus 109 Grey Plume. Highland Fllne Ildot- tore. 1 10 Ptlntotoc. LaPucelle Ill Hannibal flay Padre. 112.

Seventh Pace Three- fourths or a mile. selling Sadie R. 88 Antimony. 92 Our LllUe' 96 Lieutenant Rice. 98 Presentation.

PS Miss Gomes Black Art 101 Nannle Hodte. 1. Ed Grub 105 Operator. Clarence ue. OS Dapwle Gold 108 Devout 107 Mazula OS Orty i IK 288 to Macon and Return- Via Central of Georgia Railway.

Ttclteta ox' sale April. 5 6 7th. limited April 9th. returning account T. P.

A. convention. Five trains dally in each direction with parlor and sleeping cu accommodating D. P. SOUthOTfl Railway Epeeial Winter Service Withdrawn.

Effective Friday April 7th Chicago and Florida' special train. lo. 6 leaving At- nSls40 a. for Florida points. will lb discontinued.

Effective Saturday. A nil a. Chicago arid Florida special train No 8 leaving Atlanta- at 8:05 p. ft ClnelmMtl Chicago Cleveland etc. be scontlnued.

Other through ichedUill unchanged. vV-j t- i toblfe Are Anxious to UifWith Augusta. S' UHETI3P SOB TODAY. ATLANTA. AUGUSTA.

Winters qf Cobb cf Noblett. ft Smith. Lf. Xrul' 3b. ringle 2b.

Morse stRuhland Sb. Jordan Sb. rf Stafford Ib Meehan BS I Archer Roth p. ltolmea p. The Atlanta players are determined to win the game this afternoon thus In part at least wiping out the stain of yesterdays defeat.

In order to bring this happy state of affairs Is nv. An probable that estra efforts will be put forth by the Atlanta team to win. Moran will pitch a part of the game. while one of the left handers will render him assistance. Macon won the first game from Atlanta and dropped the second by a big score.

Many believe that Augusta will meet with the same fate. though the Augustans are determined to make it two straight I HOME RUNS Panamas and Old hats cleaned re shaped. Bussey 28 Whitehall street. AN AGENT WANTED. What Mr.

Edgar Dunlap HM to 8 About It. There is many a man meeting with poor success because he Is not In the right tine of business. Failure is not always an Indication of inability. More often It la an Indication that the Individual is working with the wrong Went. Unless a person 1 Instructed and otten tested.

he floes not always know Just what his talent 1 Mr. Edgar Dunlap. of the Union Mutual We Insurance Company. the other day said I am thoroua-hly- convlnced that the reason people do' not succeed is he- cause they are not working with the right talent. I have had this idea tested In many eases.

Insurance people often oh- taln the very best agents by taking peo pie who think they can not write incur- ance. I have agents who at first said they knew they could riot write Insurance but within a few days their success was assured. I am In a position now to offer ea to confer with roe about this matter I would be to have him call at my office. Mr. Dunlap is right.

There Is nothing like finding out your talent. Most people do not know' their talents until they have been tested. So go up and see Mr. Dunlap at 212 Prudential building. LEONHARPLLS WJLLING Tom Carroll Catch Wrestler of England Will Get Chance To Work.

It Tom Carroll. English wrestler who landed In Atlanta yesterday seeking for a wrestling match Is In earnest ho la likely to be accommodated. Leonhardt Roman wrestler announced last night that he was willing to meet Carroll at the straight Oraeco- Roman game the winner to take all otj 75 I Carroll desires. Carroll would. of course.

prefer the eaten-as-catch-can style of wrestling. but expressed himself yesterday as wilting to try the other kind of mat work. The two wrestlers will meet today and settle all preliminary differences. Carrol is a well known wrestler and looks to be in good shape. Re has been- way from England for two years.

Re has wrestled Parker Tame Parr and a number of other mo-e or less shining lights In the mat game. During the wt few weeks he has been in New Orleans meeting all corners. A LONG TIE GAMFAT MACON. SrlLdsher of the Trinity Tem Struck Out Two Mercer Batten in Ten Innings. Macon.

Oat April 7. Special. Dark ness brought to a close this afternoon one of the prettiest games of the season when and Trinity battled for ten Innings without a single run being made. Bradsher of Trinity the known college twirler In the south held Mercer at his mercy striking out two of. her best men during the progress of the game.

TomUn80n the Merter twtrter was also In great shape and fine work of Infleld- en and outfielders aiding the pitcher. saved Mercer from a defeat. Trinity will play In Macon again tomorrow afternoon. The Mercer boys re highly enthused over their splendid showing against Braeillher1 team and hope to win the last game. LIFE'S WALK EASY' A GRACEFUL arrUe iepead the MuLpn shoes throw tile weght on the Keel.

etl Show rtk where tWure intend It-- tte of the foot. will ml Writ Obutnit rial LEWIS A. CROSSETT loeorporated. ass Firecrackers Secured Oood I from Start Off but. Were prerhjuiled by' the Rtpresentativet of Auguta Baseball Club.

In a go-as yfeu peae contest Augusts' took the cake ft' Atlanta yesterday afternoon In the flat of two games th played at Piedmont park. Score. Augusta 6 Atlanta 7. It Is right to encourage the' little fellows but there is one trouble about losing mea to South Atlantic people. After a while they will get the idea that they are really the people and that the' Southern League clubs are second raters at best.

Last season Manager Powell got trounced soundly every time he hit the big league bWKhee. but when' It elms to those under him was a wonder In yanking In the rue. and the gtt a. Macon but Atlanta. once in 904 out of six trials and the other people met a sriou.

proposition every time' they nit the local club. Only two games did hog win out a rather large number. Yesterday Augusta played a good game and deserved to win. Any Un that fights an up hill game. from the start and wins Out.

at the tact spurt In deserving of victory. From the very beginning the Firecrack- era popped. slszled and fumed ahead of the game. In the tint Inning four runs were piled up and it was the third in fling before Augusta hitters found the ball In sufficiency of times to send In a total of three runs. Steadily Atlanta added to her score Augusta.

keeping on the quiet bench. It was the eighth inning when things paned to Ike Butler who had been sub. Ututed for Smith. Things happened in plenty when Augusta haters got started. The total result was fly.

runs for Augusta and the fans were rooting for the visitors when the winning run was made. In their half of the eighth the got to Vork made a big noise and then exploded for good. George Winters first up connected safely with an unoccupied spot over second base. Noblett dropped down a bunt toward third base and beat it out by tall sprinting exhibition. Heinle Krug essayed the same trick successfully in far as advancing the runners was non.

cerned. but unsuccessful in reaching first. With one out and one' to tie Atlanta tailed to tie. Morse hit one to shOrtstop and Winters was caught at home. Morse stole second buf Jordan flew out to right field.

In the ninth Atlanta was un able to score. During the first few innings Atlanta tried the squeeze worked here by Griffith hut railed to make It odunt for runs. In the. first Inning Winters popped out to short. Noblett walked He Krur was scratched by the ball Morse walked and Jordan walked Stafford singling to pitcher too hot to handle.

Archer hit sate past second base- scoring two runs and Smith fanned. Result tour runs. One more in the fourth. Archer tanned and Smith doubled to right center. He came home on a wild pitch.

making a spectacular slide for the plate. Winters singled to right. Noblett tanned King was holt by the ball. and Morse flew out to left. In the fifth two more were made.

Jot. dan singled to right field. Dexter follow. ng with another hit put second' base. On an error of third base In falling to stop the throw Jordan scored.

Stafford went out short to first. Archer second to list. Dexter scoring. Butler was hit by the ball. and stole second Winters ending the Inning with the fan.

The dealled snore we Augusta 00300005 i Summary Struck out by Smith 4 by Butler I by Cycotte 5 bases on balls off Smith I off Butler 3 off Cycotte 8 hit by Cycotte 3 stolen bases. Morse Smith. Cobb sacrifice hits Lauzon Roth wild pitches. Cytotte two-base hits Noblett. Smith.

Attendance 600. Time :50. Umpire- Lynch. MARISTS PLAY HUGH SCHOOL Game Will Played This Morning ax 10:30 O'clock at Piedmont Park. The Marisf baseball team wilt meet the Boys' High school team at Piedmont park this morning in a gam beginning at 10:30 o'clock.

The up of the MartsU will be as follows Rousseau catcher Lafltte pitcher Ralph joyner first base Cay. second base Troth shortstop RldJer third baser Dougherty. H. McGovern and MeQoyem. outfielders.

This afternoon the Georgia Military academy team. will meet the Gordon' Institute nine in BarnsiI1e. The game wti be one orths best Of the season as clubs ate in fine shape. UB1L A JAY SOLD FOB 8 Ruasell Teach of Kansas la" the Chicago. April 7.

RassU Weacb St. Matthews Kanai has paid 31600 for Neil A Jay trotter with a recordof 2:14 4 af ana at m3 UTJu annexing th most valua- Three of the Seven Events Hbwerer Went" to Favorites and Two Second Choice Also Won. Only Twb Outsiders hi Front. BennJup. D.

C. April 7. of the seven rases todarMwent to favorites the other four bei oil respectively by two-- second CD Kt and two outsiders. The track was Jumpy and a. bit heavy but the golngwas firm.

The rates were featureless. PIR8T RACE a half furlongs Bats. 113 Buttons a to 2 woju Amber- Jack. 94 Balrd 4to I second 11 Fuller 4 ts 6 third. Time I 3 S.

Wire In and' Waddell ran. UCOND RACE Half mile Nagazen. 104 Burns I to 2 won Ambitious 104 Baird II td S. second Evelyn 1 104 SmJU1son 20 to I third. Time :50 5.

Ruble Rose Croix Azure. Baby Willie Qul Vive Bonnet Moonshine ran. THIRD. RACE and a half furlongs Old Guard 107 Baird 3 to 8 won Legerdemain. 107 Sebort 7 to I second Ratio 107 Puller I to t.

third. Time 8. Dr. Moth Gentian ran. FOURTH RACE 6even furlongs Caserne 100 ROmaneUui 8 to I won Weird.

some 97 Balrd II to second Peter Paul. 97' Hoffman 8 to 2 third. Time I30 5. Charles El wood ParkvWe. Panlque oPsseur ran.

FIFTH RACE Selling steeplechase about two miles Gold Van. 144 Holm 20 to I won Black Death. 161 Flhne- gao 6 to second Wyus 161 Roderick II to 5 third. Time 4:2.1 5. Jim Slick ran.

SIXTH Seven furlongs Little Woods. 102 Baled td 10. won Fair. bury 115 W. McDermott IS to I second Julia 11 98 Klonck SO to I third.

Time 1:31. Monadnbck. Belle Dixon. Black Dick Establish Alllnda Ralbert ran. SEVENTH RACE mile and one hundred.

yards Trapper 108 Fuller II to 6 won Bin Curtis 104 T. Burns 3 to I. second James F. 113 Miles 10 to I. third.

Time 1:62 5. Bobble Xean. Moos-coder Priority ran. Today's Entries at nning. First Race Five furlongs The Plains Aqua 108 Little Johnson.

103 Step Away. 02 Arietta 101 Time Killer Pa. DunphY. Life Buoy 91 Gray Dove Maxnle March. 89.

Second Race Six and one-half furlongs Yeoman- 106 Winchester Lochlnvar. Cabin 103 Miss Carl Flinders 101. Third tlace Washington Nursery. 41 urlongs 117 Anodyne 112 Vendor Sleda Consistent. Pater.

T. S. Martin. 110 Headway Third RiCe- Waehlngton Nursery takes 4 furlongs Oaklawn 117 Anodyne 112 Vendor Eleda. Consistent Pater T.

S. Martin I rt Mead Way 107. Fourth Race Spring handicap steeplechase about 214 notes Aetna 154 Punctual 148 Sandhurst 148 Black Hussar 141 Mackey Dwyer. 137 Red. White and Blue Morrellton thief 182 Perchance Oroxton Calooraliatchee 130.

Fifth Race Five furlongs Old Glory 104 Berry Wafiflell 103 The Elf 101 Will Collins 94 Two Step. Oteroso. Race Away. 91 Miss Modesty High Life Lilac 89. Sixth Race Mile and a sixteenth Stan dard Bearer.

Judge Fulton 107 Parnua. Stroma. 105 Probe. Pete Dalley 100 Salt and Pepper. 95.

NEW ORLEANS OP THE YAVOBITZS WENT 3X W2I IN JJew Orleans April 7. At City Park today re of the six favorites were ten however. three of the races were won by heavily backed horses. The oth. era were won by long shots.

Hadur a 20 to I winning the first race and W. B. Gates at 30 to I winning the last The weather was delightful. and th track fast FIRST RACE Maiden year halt mile Hadur. 103 WPalker 20 to I won Prince Glenn 108 fby 9 to 2 see.

ond Fllmnap. 103 Trailer to I third. Time :411. Romany Rye Lady Waddell. Miss Finch MoDougie.

St. Idle way colonial Lady Polly Prim. Ueber Oore and Uncle Dudley ran. SECOND RACE year eel ing. 7 furlongs Bryan.

104 7. 2 to I won Melodious. 101 Nlcol I I second Secreo 102 McLaughlin to I third. Time 1:27. Billy Handsell Qreengown Norwood Ohio.

Flying Schwab. National Las-belle and Waseoi ran. THIRD RACK Fillies. 4 years and up selling. 4 furlOngs.

First Attempt. 101 Me to 2 won Mary 11(Caff erty 105 IS 16 I second. Mary Worth. IDS B. Morrison to to third.

Time 1:07 5. Ida Davis Banana Cream. Wreath of Ivy. Soundly. LJ.

Noel. Yo San. Glad Smile. Julia Junktn and Anne lJca ran. FOURTH Three an Up.

one mite High Wind 109 Nleoi 7 to 5 won Sir BrUlar III J. Ktfr 7 to 10. second- Little Giant 107 mg 25 to I third. Time 1:40 S. Th Trifler Paruassu and little Pirate ran Utile Pirate was pulled up' lust after th tart.

FIFTH RACE year and up furlongs tad Silver 118 Young to 2 Won lIliUes IOIH A. Browns to I second Sharp Boy 98 McLaugh un 4 to I third. Time 5. Aus. tral lana jfeaddane Nevada.

lnquiaativ Girl. Twemlow' and Atcantara ran SIXTH year s-nd up selling furlongs. W. B. Gates.

10 Toy 30 to I. won- King of the Valley 109 McLaughlin 8 to second Gold- spot 104 Nl I II to I third. Time :64. Lou Woods. Attila Bradley nil Ojibwa and xUghtful rd.

Athletics 6 ThlladelpbIa- I. Philadelphia. April 7. Innings Phlla Natl' 000000 I 0 0 1 4 a. AmuO 02 I 0 0 0 3 10 underwear makersilmve td- more tftatufe cpmfortsr The new' differences in underwea must appeal to you pretty much asiheylda to us.

Uits nbttoday it will be within a small chain- of daysfv But -Vit's good planto be ready. Shirts and Drawers to Match Long or Short Sleeves Balbfiggan Natural color pink. and blue. 500 garment White Gauze 50C garment. White Nainsoolt regular or knee length drawers 5bd garment.

Mercerized Ribbed Lisle- white or blue 75 garment. iSea I land Balbriggan fine quality 75 garment. driven Seam Drawers including the new patent. Trench Liale white blue and canary 100 garment. French Lisle finer quality mesh thread white only Iat thread white pink blue and fancy stripe 5150 garment.

All 350 garment. i. 1 on i Ribbed lisle 50 Mercerized ribbed lisle 250 BE 7 Whitehall. NOTICE. According- to agreement of the Electrical Con- tractors we will close' our store and shops at 12 in.

on Saturdays until further Notice. Please sand all orders in promptly. Carter Cillespie. Electric Co. GEORGIA TEAM HERE Techs and Georgia Play Thi Afternoon at Tech Park.

Floyd Foster considered fly many the best umpire of college ball In the south will be the umpire in this game. Poster is the man whose decision In retard to a man scoring tram third basethe moment before the third out was made by a. hit ball caused such comment a few weeks ago. The Georgia baseball team reached the city wt night in order to be In good shape possible for the game this at ernoon. Captain Sullivan stated that his then are all In the best of shape.

He said that either MeWborter or Charley Cox will do the twirling this afternoon. The Tech Ix are a little uncertain as to the pitcher for this afternoon. but Deane is slated to lead Off. with either Day or Brown held in reserve. There are a number of Atlanta boys on the Georgia baseball team.

Charley Cox. third baseman and pKch- er for the team. has en playing tin Georgia teams. for two years. lie was one of the football stars of last season.

and is considered a good twirler. as he has shown frequently while working for the Atlanta Athletic dub. Martin secondbaseman is a graduate of the Boys' HIP school whets he played and captained Ms team In the city league. side. Is another graduate of the prep league of Atlanta.

The Confederate Tugs Are being returned by the government to the south. send you any. but we- wSl mall you a silk ones 1218 tuhes. battle and national upon receipt of 150. Every southern borne should Mste the Confederate Flags.

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sot seured no rqulrd COURSE BY MAIL FREE not ready ester you may take tossons ty TREE utll reedy which wooid save time. Uving expenses etc. or Complete at borne and get diploma. D. P.

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Established SIXTGEX years. dip seed We aotlcc today. Today' Zntti I ew Orleans First Race Mile selling Bessie Me. 88 Otsego 91 Alice Commoner. 101 Rye- vale T.

O. Scarborough 103 Dr Kler Honda Eliza Dillon. Qlendon 104 Woodlyn. I OB Duelist. Similar Squanto ICr Prince Richard.

119. Second Ru Mile seffing TTiora Lee. 81 By Play PI Second Bight Mpt oric 98 June Collins. Roger Smith. Wellesly Spec 102 Spring.

Fox. 103 Drummond Morris Volmu 105 Jean Qravier. 107 Third Race Seven furlongs. ulling Charlie Dlekson. Midnight Minstrel 95 Foxhunting.

96 Prestige. Reticent. 98 Orderly. 100 Kernel. Trinity Belle.

IOC Lady Mercury. 102 Trernlow. 103 St. Tammany John Lyle 104 Demurrer IC April Shower. 107 The Don.

115. Fourth Race MUe handicap Flight II Lady Jocelyn. 92 Oro Viva. 97 Alma Dufour 101 Martlnmas 104 Six Shooter. 105.

Filth Race Mile sod a quarter selling Lionel. 91 Harry Stephens. 95 Scortlc. Grande Vltesae Houndelay. Daisy Green.

100 Ooldaga 103 James Fits. Postman Hyettus 106 Rampooza. 107. Sixth Race Five furlongs. purse Pretension.

103 AZtsJItZ Partslentle. 104 Felix Mon Seaforth. James V. I0 Louis Wagner Monograph Frontenac. I0 Seventh We selling Bonnie Be 83 Lady Ooodrkh Exalted 91 Hakima Morendo.

102 Dr. Stephens. Noweta Albert F. Dewey. I OS Blue Flame A Convict.

rbe 107 Remorse 112. ALABAMA DEFEATS TULANE. Suiden Alabama Twirler Struck Out Thirteen Batter Yielding a Single Hit. Tuscaiooa. Ala.

AP 7 7. Alabama took the second game of the Tulane series here In an easy shut out of to 0. Tulane neverhad a chance and Baad th pitcher. strueg out thirteen men and yielded only. one Wt.

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Micon 2:30 mL 12:15 Nn. 40PAlLT ToOf TZPNSL iey coaches between tlUtA sad Wh1JIctoD. 81ep rs between' Atlanta. Char 1 Richmond end Washington Rlcbnood 7- Wa tklngtoa0IB a. sew IB p.

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me year ton na8- I won. DC Bucb-- DaD WnI. Ti me In Uch1. ht ran. up.

I 2. or fOnta Wn an on. ton to 2. seoondR I I Iloeseetead Keogh I elltlne year I I I n4 A roN. AUbUChOn I.

TlmeI5. Jacm kItt year fur I I :4 I I RACE I. ShverJ2 2 I I I FIrat. Three I I MrrylepSadduc o3t 1 Salndson on Seco Raee-F'ourand lttc iJ Race-Mile 0 Pr1 Race-Mile 8 Race-About teepl cluLse 1S7 rtace-FSve Waken In. 107 Am Mus I0SGYey Plum 110 I fl enth Three II Ho e.

C1A rent'S 1 Dap le 11. ta acco1ntnodaUOnL W. OGG. A. uthern o.

lanta am e. April 8th. II fCitCtnclm1tt. all be11BconUnued. ch u1e.

A. EA 'M" I T. I' tl if- lt i ffi roRIGiME l. Th Ar fv n' Up With LmzuP V1nteta qfCObbt i I tSm1th. ab.

Rubland 1 SbLanzon 1 I ex el" LfJor4an lb. i lbMeehan Roth i 1 1to part lnr I' nl see n4 tho It I A ah Ed ap Say rI ht bu ln is Instructe Is. r. 1 thoro blpconvlnced work1 halStis te a enta peo- nta wrltelnsureoce a A ftpU If anv nn. with- w.

IV A bund HMtPIJS WJ I I I En l1sh Wfe tllnr Graec Roman ht I catcnB.1 catch-can carroll a GAME AT Dark. In Sh be du Me grea. Infi ld. I outl TEJ cROSSLTT JQSHOE 4QQ PtKES 1iLADK A peacIOA Miaalaapenb we' hi IC paC WI II tde JI them at7e. or ox- qc fa r4 A fAcucn Ti1 JBMrl iit.

I illft ftli :4 t. eC.tl.-- 1. J' iAM 1d 1 South AUat 1S1fQultit UllllGaffler OOd' Start ou rh i4 Bepr ntatlvea i AUJUta1J a1l II jI You A. ta twopinYtb play 1 bOut 1o1 BouthAtlant1c 14. ly Le le but' he 11' rlteA mi the out.

I andfuined I In. I Au wlnI ed drt pe4 so bu u- ftmfew rk fsled Mo fann I. 1 kg I Arch nutler. was ATLA. A- ab.

r. h. po. a. e.

Winters of 5 0 2 3 0 I Noblett rt 4 I 2 0 I 0 KrtlJ' Sb 2 I 0 0 0 0 Morse. lIS 4 I I 2 0 Jordan 211 5 I I 3 I 0 Dexter. it 4 2 I I 0 0 Statrord. Ib 0 I 10 2 I Archer 5 0 I 7 3 2 Smith. 2 I I 1 0 0 ut1er 2 0 0 0 I 0 Totals 88 7 19 21 14 4 AUGUSTA- ab.

r. b. pa. a. Cobb ct 6 0 I 0 0 0 Smith.

It 4 I I I 0 0 Engle 2b. 2 2 I 4 0 Rushland. 3b 4 I 3 I 22 wuzon rt 4 I I I 0 0 Jordan. Ib. 4 2 2 15 0 I eeban 9.

5 I a I 5 a Roth. 3 0 0 1. 0 0 tte.p..4 I Tot1a. 311 II 14 27 IS Score hr InningS tl 7 0 a I Summary-Struck I. tte Smith.

Be meet' a 1ioo1 morn rune o' wUllIe DQu ty iLJe tbld Ce ra1 mee theGordoDlnau Oftlufbestciftheae ftneahp i 1 Ch1 7 VeachOfof StMatth Jwa. haap I f4 11 iJapWOD the ckTJu tot- tft1ua Par offered 4 t6 Blue tte the Of eoieit T- of i i 1 1- c. tN' WtH t. rn JfUll i I Duli l.fjJ OQOTED2o lmf 1 f' VJCOJlGqt tij lent I JJ 1 at i it rlirie' iseTmrnuu Enner. went ra-flmtd SecondC1 olce ODlyTw ta1den.

biJront I DcApnl 7. aeven today went betaC" Woncoolll bo wUJumpy wArtn feature leu. Six and futl a. Am r. i idl 123 Wire lnoalW' RACE--Half 2 wonAmblt1ous Ithlrd 0 2.

Ub1e cro1xAaure 1 I. I T1g' cine. Illorne 2. I Liwood Selling Obo Ieiila OI i 281 fx RACE Seven IJttle' 10 IISCWMcDermott I M0114dn ck I tab1l5h 5. I I TocLTilEntrles Banning.

Race-Five' 10 2Arletta" 0 I Six liasCafl ace I Th In h1n 1" et es. a Conl nt. I. Held'-ay Spring ban Jcap.lIteeple- e'l lI a' Mor llton Race-Five 1l1ns A wa" I I Rote-Mile Stan-I dge 1. FIVE FA DOW1l BAT I At fa.

rttea ho at Gat at the Maiden Pr le 3 I i 103 McDou le lo Jdl I I Three sell. tItter to 102 3 ngown I wabNatlOna1 RACE-Fillies. Flnt 2. Cafferty I 1 I I :07 Lila and I' 3. 10 ttleGInt ll.

f. The the year BUver" 2 A. a A traUana Head e. lt1ve Glr emlo" 101 1004NI I 4. Attna.

1 adleyBW httul AtbJetlci6Phl1addpbla. 7. 1 2 00 3. I fs a.y\ iyn if. Od u'f' wf tl 1o' 0k.

Wt it. 11 ti i C- ew Ztfj 713. 11 etpndetwear kersi veproduc dt helps Y9 i cteatu tHe in ui rW tQyoti Jhet l1S. I lfsnor qayit wIUbe yithln asmaU liai d. 1 djp be Shi ts toMatch ng Shortleeve Ntural whitefbl eand 50cgarment.

GDu nt. i er' qu ity Wh1teNlnoo white lthread kneelengthdrweri50 ht str 1' 1 cy P. Se Iland Al. nt. t' 750 um Su Sd I Ve fl am 50 zed rib doHsle suit.

US E' White all. I I. of Electri al sh ps furthet UP FOR TODAY. GEORGIA. I Etwin It.

WoodWlLfd. Co 1 Moore. Ib. lIeMtllan as. cox.

lb and 0 Beane p. MArtin. 2b. Gal I' If. 1 1 gen Brown lb.

i Griffith If. hamilton ct. I Cobb Myrick lb. Lowndes. c.

DanIels 3b. MeWborter Cannon i Georgia and Tech. this afternoon I I it the new Tech park. I I Il Uth II Ue the I out. aha pOIllblefor I' Co b- en yMrSe on 1 second' buemaI1lII thecJti i They ot.

send ones. ahouJd. ba Confederate F1ap. I 1Eo The Old eo tlal lsi PA pOS ION ant oils II tSoe l1I6. Con u4ID4to DRA UGHON5 PRAC TI CALBUSINESS i 2 Sled.

or COlIUl1 a IUTwlthout note' i el a red. lI seventeen 117 ce ntries at feW Orle Mile. I. Glen on I 13 ht teoric. Seven uU1 101 108 Race-Mile LadyJOCfIlyu Mile r.

Li nel. 0 I 10tS- flies-Five 1104 Roassi. 105. Jlon pb. lot.

1 I I n4 105. A1a tbeae oDdpme no eTa rlh rI the th1rteenmen andlelded 0 4 SqlbpmVEQt :30 DAILY. ClNCLNNATILWITEDA8Ol14 Vestibuled wltJa 8lept3g yt1bule4dQ eoaeheaU14 lfO between :40 DAtLTtoOr11liB an4JC YU1e.K sto 855 mrBru3awic mJacbotlYU1l 740 i NlL lnJLTPftttlftlJlt ain nc mPb 8- a Il 7CSt7af 11760 LC a. t' D1111Ile1l4clUchm0A4rt. 7 6 IL 1L Tl t- Ti.

et ear. dJJ11DCC1 0 rYat1ota' au d' 4k e1. cars through 1OIIta. X. 11' pm.

ok' Da Sleepers' A 0 as O. T' NQ. J11 Putl 7 3 NQ28 DAILT wf' ray' etl l.p mV LTArUri pals cu. 4ala olDiliT Air Un. To X.

dA cars. ClIl 1l1ld. mDa1t011 810 IlL IcnattanoO IOI p1IIo1 1:20. I 81M CJat I to Louisville. 5IS IL M.a.

25. nAIL T' aJi. No. riA pC T1 Speelal. toC1tlCD1IIIU.

CIJaa4rDetroU. Is. at' ar 11Io SO Detroit" m1 0 m1I4JD Indianapolis cara' sees. II O7maRTcTRAJJT u4cla7 S1eepetos a 11011I. 11N a.

4Dirl. T. sisepera BnutIWIeLArrlV I Ue :25 IIIIJI4B 20 11Io luup ll UaJt4 Ita flew Dftllll6eIII MrlW IILJf. ei. omeJtmbaJ1.

Boos sad Cf7me. J42JIIIJa poL" i RAILROAhSCHEDULES JIbo1r an1YaJan4d It of t1Ie. 1 OtAtlallu WESTEliNANDATLANTtC jM11Jle JOamINub lIe. 1 am C' 35 1 JIIII. tlO 24 sin CMllanooga.

30 ID 5 sin Iii pm .7 SO pm 30 A Aurn rom iulLi I5' I OII rl ii 11 8IIIW 12 pas. tfOllt 1 iA 20. II" JlDlrG eao. 1JI 1T I NM amlReo1 00 am. rAlI PartlO UlI Part- 7so 115 leCe 5 50 pmtrQt 4 pM JU4 7Q 1Re4 k- 7" AMARDAm AD.

I I1fnri V- 4 MTnr1tI JIJIIi Totk 12 00 Lc 20 7oa II 45 pU at It IA 1. JIIIutai1I lsm q1ML7 55 45 pu City. a. li 7 4" A OMr Atonati 12 1h 1 t3 30 oj lf" a rViAwL 1t IVSaW 7 SO. ft' 730 i iCc 5 i' 1rcw c' t- 1v AItI I I1NthIP WON' I at 2 to 1 Easily.

Eiht L' Biste ZiJ 1nia th I pht InThe I. I oyert Thz od bo waa nt On wfr w' east rofl tii 6eliin 4' i 4r I A sup A I I OC I O8 ran RAt8eL1Ing. I 3. I 16 I 0 44 i A 7' dne FOS I atlIn A gelicran. 9 I I.

ron A I I A C. 104 Four ongs Fantail ngSor I IS I IS. I I I I 3 I 1 ii 11 Il 07. a I 12. I I I 07 I OrtyflIII tInta otomodaUons.

i co. o. I I :40 A a foe The eIsAro Even Noblett si I Deate Loren eS Th Iz re- AGENTWANTED. 1 thoroughl7--cOnVthCed 4- Insura ot a 2 I 2 ers I H'4 QQ LIFALK 1 GRACEFVLcarridcpeadloa Cros- wheteg1ureittt deem sod keep say style by s11 JII- pz at With 138. 4, pey wetdIij ehzi.

fI yw i CROSSmIncoiPoated etk AbIUgSe. Mass. Li I FRED ATLANTA SOLE ACEHT is C4 7T AUGUSTkBEATSt OooLead Xt I Ir ro iting a toleft. ATLANTA- Krng3b Morsess Jordan2b 2. StaffordIb 50 BUtIp 71027144 Cobbcf 000 Smithlf ilngle2b.

2 2 Lausonrf 00 JordanIb 215 Meehanas Cycottep 4 914 Atlanta 4 0 I 2 0 0 0 7 oCynotte I PLAYHIGH Maristbasebafl eet' teamwfll of the both 3L SOLDPOR 3I5OO. swasa g. Purchaser. of Kane. trotter.

4 aslelu Nell kt Jay won anthcky Fu- the Mr pwsa 3: Gr.u stats. wmfl tru ef. thI att Mexlc0 bought the- twins k- seasoned pall' hones for- II 1. 1' iughe ItiflZt08Xr. Il20Or febei TO1 icIor GaYethehTa1flt a Turn Ding.Jrac.

woette won eboivo. I I 3 wa I I tFullefl. 23 I I 04 J. :58. FO1rRTH RACB-8eve ird I I 0 5.

3O ti I I n. t. I 3 ITIrne tl ndreyards I I Jam I 13 I2 I 03 Ca I I 4 I 12 RanetWehinjton 4l I IT I 12 Ii He day I 30 I I I 0 I eixteentb.Stan- A ew I. i0 ways. iker 1 s' Mavy 1t eel- ilifrO.

I4 I Is 1. cT3 Nlani I 1 Atm 6 0 0 0 00 0 8 101 I iie yeot1 A. Burbnk has been making new varieties in the floraljcingdom w1iatthebst makers have producedf you'- to as they do If its nott day days. 4 a good plati tobe pin white a id 500 gar it. Lisle-finer kneelength an SI 50 75o SeaIsland Ribbed 0 Sl50 aC si I CillespieElectric and' UP efWocaiward I lbMcMiUan I 7 Rogers as I p.

a melt eAa baseman eu outh annot Reflabs A vmaskey qtdlao4iitl. w- Btthg se. r1 i glye3ide1Io1ouaaYOr. Lu at i ai I ewhee 3 Colurnba. I less os' TZR every je 05 Race-Mile iay I Meteoric.

00 jO I I 05 BegS I or AIbi Apr 7. neiet had 9M5Ta. 0 I3 0 0 03 cURES' V. Ci. a.

lL. maise Palt OeaasEs 54 te. stricters se. 5at4 b7DtCClU. cf' BVJUJIi OCeOcasThO.

as-a- R0IZS810 flThswstar dl. Jr. adir. Dsn. Lithe w7r 1 seatNe T.

BaWaTZ5 a SUS hs 1- T1taThS LhAVE AtLAih 1" a- ClttCLd0' t' cinclnnatlwitbe da sleeping mi Ohttazeoea 730p. mI 8:15 p154 5:40 OriBSal 1:11 a Ctam-- IoesYta stops arriving Macos aim as- a tI KLezesQty ihvseaesesClt7945em. 7 60 L0cLL I I cAL. vestibuist train I' ebrvsUoo Macon ta JackeevIIls b. p.

serTu s-li I DA1LYWuhingt Jlsspieg ckn D1e1 I am as I Nw Yora MeDosough e- mt I 20 p. P. 40 N.w 5- 4 10:15 Tork 3:15 F. ltO. sad Pullmait d.

cosebsa to a. NO. Lsoooi. s1 NO. sl 457 corebse.

IDAiLTSXCAPt 505447. NO. drais- ml Dalton I I 0 I lie. a se. s4 Wspr CMIIIOCgs NO.

tiALT-MasAS 11 JTIYU Aiatca A ezorpi 3eflds i cisvlandr arriatog a 4:30 I I 35 1 NO. TO clasper Sleeps I p. I I 50 viii. WtORTO DAILY. rut Rail.

Rleplsg Tars- 0. ears. s-il 5 930 I 0rs- a. Vn1 Be- 5 edv depertere the tu5d1 n8 Ga. AND ATLA41IC To- I a 30 azINsbY1lie.

35 pie' I 0 4 Chaitienoes i 24O 7 pm pusshTita. POtNT PATLIOAD Depart To I vet 30 Va ntwasgocarsil2 ifeetgoueit 2' a I I I 35 isnlMorsra- 5 60 pee NetgnneVT sstMOtsT1. I I I I J1sI' S00VaRe4Otk. ZOOS's. s-mI'ollera flednak.

740pi511t40aI17150s Zs 445Prn Os-k. 1bopslfte305. IAARD Ta- 7 40 smi isirfox 8 00 pa Nw I pthNw 5. C. C.

7 0 ks aIr5 43 pci 35 Gion0u PAILRflAD ArrIve Prma- I Thes 'to. 5 a- 5mAAogu1z. I 7 I Cmiym. I 48 9 I ii. Coeluttea.

i. sInILItbOSAIS- 0 OS I2 5' weIAousta 3 Uiieala 25 wyrn. 00 Ps Pen 48 petlOnlretoa- hi ps August8 IS veII.Aug-rs- U4Ses LOrISvtiLZ AN'S a5lITTLl. RAU 0RD. Arrivs Vr08- Depart To- A.

ma A- 1t geozytUa- 7 30 sszie-- 5 2 KnorsUl.l- pm werpbv. 8 25 em ifuepity- 730Pst5 83OP ztfild1ia F. v7 1 1.c..t.-.