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i I A 1 6 THY: z-il .1 ,:,,1 -'I. 11)03. 1 a 1 6 l'-'7 TITE KNOX VII 1 iu03. nturn mann nnun I tailAHL UV FIL I' GEWARE OF PIE BAKER-HIMEL FOOTBALL TONI BOYS HUE G0011 RECORD I pcoinitommotte, Mop. 1 dif vome 41 1164 CENT A WORD.

NO AD. TAKEN 1 CENT A WORD. NO AD. TAKEN 1 -CENT A WORD. NO AO, TAKEN 1 CENTA WORD.

NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 25c. 3 FOR LESS THAN 250." FOR LESS THAN 25a. FOR.LESS 25e. CENT A WORD.

NO TAKEN 3 FOR LESS THAN 25e. I CENT A WORD. NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 25a. I -CENT A WORD.

NO AD, TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 256. I CENT.A WORD. NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 25c. THEY WON FROM CITY V.

PA. ON GOOD, EASY SCORE. ONLY ONE DEFEAT MARKED AGAINST THESE FAST BOYS. I .4,, 2 lit l' II 1 1 i 7 I itl 1 4.. l' i'llit 's 'igik .4 ort a 0.

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1 7: 31 4 3,7 0 ,1 74 I 1 1 Won From Central Y. M. C. A. in-Thanksgtving afternoon game--Has I been defeated but once this season, by Tusculum.

I 4 I hankagiving afternoon gameHas iason, by Tusculum; I FOR ADDITIONAL WANTS, SEE SEVENTH PAGE. FOR SALE. 100x160, IS. Seventh street, with small house. 63.600Block of three first class tenant houses.

6500Two vacant corner lots, Washington avenue. FOR RENT. First class hoarding house. That large brick residence, lot 306 foot front. 723 Oak street.

Modern 10-room house. West End. Seven-room N. Third avenue. Store house at Oakwood.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE S. R. RAMBO, 619 Prince Street BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ,,0, TIN AND SHEET-METAL WORK. J.

F. and John McDaniel. Old Phone 2881. 700 N. Gay.

We make estimates free. Roofing and guttering a specialty. HOME STEAM DYE WORKS. Ladles and Gentlemen's clothes clean. ed and An work guaranteed.

712 Gay Street. Old Phone 1200. STOVEWOOD FOR SALE. Cheaper than coal. Chas.

Kirk. Phones: 1017 Old; 318 New. STOVES REPAIRED. We buy anti sell furniture and stoves. Cates Baird, Avenue.

New Plinne 1365. BAKERS. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies at Swan Stalls 13 and 14, Market House. MARBLE. Tennessee Marble and Monument 3.

T. Brady, manager. Corner Broad. way and Fourth avenue. Phone 1302.

PAINTFRS Haupt Bros, 103 Gay St. sign and general house painting, paperhanging. Old 'Phone. 1231: New. 913.

3 1 i i 1 1 1 1 I -1 1 it I I i If ,1 oo I I to furlongsTotness, 106, NVonderly, 20 to Won 1AI swe co on Trace, ft 104, O'Brien 10 to 1, won. Time, 1:29 4-5. Third. about 2 1-2 milesConover, 160, Mr. Hays, 3 to 1, won.

Time, 5:20.. Fourth race, handicap, steeplechase, about 3 milesGascar, 135, Saffel, 2 to woth n. Tim 2-year-olds, 7 Six race, selling, furlong.sConkling, 112, Redfern. 4 to 1, won. Time, 1:30.

Seventh race, selling, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1-til MileSScortie, 103, J. Walsh, to 1, won. Time, 1:52 1-5. AT LATONIA. Cincinnati, Nov.

Latonia meet came to an end today after '29 days of successful racing. The feature the day was the Thanksgiving handl- I Seventh race, selling, 3-year-olds and I up. 1 1-14 MileSScortie, 103, J. Walsh, to 1, won. Time, 1:52 1-5.

---2--- AT LATONIA. Cincinnati, Nov. .2 6.The Latonia meet came to an end today after '29 days of successful racing. The feature 1 the day was the Thanksgiving handl- I citap. Six horses fared the starter and was a fine race from start to finish.

al, nand in the very last stride 1 by a nose. Reservation was second I Six Shooter, the 8 to 5 fav4pite, was third. The distance was 11.4 miles and was covered in .2:06 1-4. Jockey Charlie Aker, who was set down a year. ago by Judge Price for a bad ride on Two Lick, was today, reinstated.

Weath- cold; track fast. First race. 6 furlongsGrand Mary, 102, D. Austin, 8 to 1,, won. Time, 1:15.

Second race, 5 1-'2 furiongsLora I D. Austin, 8 to 1,, won. Time, 1:15. 1 Second race, 5 1-2 102. Hodgson, 9 to 2.

won. Time, 1:08 Third race, 1 1-16 miles--Pyrrho, 02, Nichol, 12 lo 1. Time. 1 Fourth race. Thanksgiving handicap, 1 1-4 102, J.

Hicks, 3 to 1. won. Time, 2:09 1-4. Fifth race, 6 furiongsProof 95, J. Hicks: 9 to 1.

won. Time, 1:14. Sixth race, mileAthena, 103, A. W. Booker, .3 to 1, won.

Time, 1:42. AT OAKLAND: Sai Francisco, Nov. thousand people saw the Thanksgiving handicap at a mile and a furlon, at Oakland today. The race was won by Claude, the frequent derby winner. who was added late last, evening.

Proper was favorite, while 8 tol was put against Claude. The Daly horse went to the front and was never headed, winning easily from Fossil and Grail, two outsiders. The eVent had a value of ri190, of which 82.520 wont to the winner. Proper was unfortunate in the early stages, almost being thrown hici knees. Soon after the start in the third race.

Earl W. staggered and fell dead from heart failure. Jockey Kunz escaped in. jury. In the last event, Angie C.

It, of as Yesterday's Game at Baidwitt Park Given fl DetailSeore 23-0. Another victory for i Baker-Hirnel football team was the result of Thureday 91 terMOWS game with the I. M. C. the scores being 23 to O.

This makes the season scores of BakerEimel 112 to 13, and the team has defeated every one with which it has played. Tusculum is the only teatn pinch scored against Baker-Himel, and it did this in the second game between the two teams. in Thursday's game eCerle good play4ag was witnessed. The Y. M.

C. A. toys could hold opponents very well on this line, but it was end runs which resulted in the great gains for Baker-Himel. Gains for the former team were made principally by center rushes, for they could not round the ends of the Baker-Mmel team. Thomas made most of tbese center gains.

Bountitree, left end for the Y. M. C. did some pretty work in tackling. On the Baker-Mime' team, Harry Taylor distinguished himself for long rung also Jack Taylor and Sam keener did good work in this respect The halves of the game were twenty end twenty-five minutes, respectively, with an intermission of five minutes.

In the first half, Cooley, Quarterback or Y. M. C. A-, kicked off twenty 'yards and the Baker-Himel boys returned by steady and earns large gains. After playing for some time, Y.

M. C. A. took the bail because their opponents failed to Make the required distance. Soon, they it en a fumble, and Baker-Mmel carried tt quite a distance before they lost it again on a fumble.

The other aide did not keep the ball long, for they failed to make the required distance. A noticeable feature which- occurred about this time of the game and several times thereafter WAS the pushing- 'Both sides were gathered about the man with the ball. I el ushing with all their might. The mass I sway beck and forth as one side the other and then the losing side would regain its strength and push back the other side. When'the Y.

M. C. A. gained the ball again, they worked a strategy which leaved for a time the forfeiture of the ball. Quarterbeck tooley dropped back as if to receive and kick the ball, but when center passed St hack.

right bait back Thomas caught and ran with it Baker-Himel did rot hoM the ball long the next time they hal it, end were about to take it back from the Y. M. C. A. as quickly as they had forfeited it In a fumble by the Y.

M. C. the ball was recovered and then Cooley kicked it yarde to Balter-Hlmel. In their next play the latter deceived their op' ponenta on a plow pass, and Keener made a kmir run foe a tottchdown. Baker-Himel failed in putting out the ball from behind the goal.

Lirdng up again. Oootey ktcked off thirty yards and the ball passed back and forth for a while between the two ontptuthed the other and then the losing i aide yrould regain its strength and push hack the other side. When'the Y. M. C.

A. gained the ball again, they work- ed a strategy which saved for a time the forfeiture of the ball. Quarterbeck Cooley dropped back sus if to receive kick the ball, but when center passed St back right half back Thomas caught and ran with it Baker-Himel did not boM the ben -lotig- the next time they had it, and were about to take back from the Y. M. C.

A. as quickly as they had forfeited it In a. fumble ty the Y. M. C.

the ball wee covered and then Cooley kicked it thirty yarde to Baker-Himel. In their i. next play the latter deceived their op- 'ponents on a Plow pass, and 'Keener made )ong run foe a totteihdown. Ba- lter-Filmel failed in putting out the ball trenn behind the goal. Lirdog up again.

Cooley kicked off thirty yards and the ball passed back and forth for a while between the two WANTS. SEE SEVENTH PAGE. A STRONG ARGUMENT Iniavor of Lonsdale. it mu. the lam.

manufacturing industrles of Knox-employing over 2.6110 men. It has lights. is high anti healthy and cars run regularly. In fact it all the advantages of city and country combined. You want to buy home? Don't buy mitt! you consult M.

BROOKS. 601 Prince St. 7-9-tf PERSONAL. GLEET. Stricture and lost manhood cured with Magic Crayons.

Sent for box. Magic Crayon Knoxville. 10-28-tm MAN'S BEST FRIENDDr. Mutters Quick Cure ter lost manhood. Acts Immediate lv.

It does the bueinees." Sample ft-eft. Kreiges, Chemist, Dept 112, Milwaukee. Wis. 11-14-1m ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR MAYOR.

hereby announce myself as a didate for mayor subject to the action the democratic convention. If nominated, win make the race on my recorA mayor. JOSEPH T. McTEER. ASSOCIATE MEMBER B.

P. W. The Sentinel is authorised to announce me a candidate for nomination for associate member the board of public works. H. W.

HALL. The Sentinel Ic Authorized to announce me a candidate fnr associate member of the board of public works. S'ubject to the netion of the democratic convention when held. Respectfully. T.

F. WARD. For Alderman. The Sentinel is authorized to announce me a candidate for the democratic nomination for alderman of the Eleventh ward. R.

W. LaRUE. authorize The Sentinel to announce a candidate for the democratic nomination for alderman of the Fifth ward. DENNIS FINLEY. hereby authorize The Sentinel to aritIOUnee me a candidate for alderman the Eleventh ward, aublect to the emocratic convention.

HENRY GALYON. or. AL ow wok BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WM. S.

HARRIS, PENSION ATT'Y. 166 New 'Phone, Sedgwick block. In office at night by request. PLUMBERS. Smith McGinn.

Beat Work. Lowest Priem Zit Gay. New Phone 864. est FRESH MEATS. A full line of fresh meats kept by James Styles.

950 Central Avenue. Phones. New 962; Old 1098. AND SINKERS Hurry-Up Lunches Pave the Way Toe Years of Strilerillt. Doctors have preached against it, Brit.

ishers have written scathing articles about wives and mothers have crusaded against itand yet the deadly hurry-up lunch'. The fascinating doughnut, the alluring sinker, the irresistible triangle of foundry pie, washed down by gidps ell 1 milk cold or hot. coffee or Wed water, con- I Unite en their deadly way to the stomachs 1 thousands and thousands of America's bustling, capable, world-conquering bilsi- ness mea In all 'probability we will be unable to wipeout the hurry-up lunch for many 1 years to come, but we can at least combat the evils wrought by the practice. Our I recipe is simple, economical and effective, 1 Buy a package of Itexall Dyspepsi a i Tablets carry them In your pocket and th I the last gulp of milk chases last i chunk of refractory pie down your sesoph- I agus, swallow one tablet. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets prevent and cure stomach trouble by supplying the one element, the absence of which in the gas- tric juice3, causes indigestion and dye- pepsia.

They enable the stomach to digest all kinds of food and to quickly convert it into rich, red blood. Our proposition is not merely to sell you dyspepsia tablets, but to sett you a cure for your dyspepsia and indigestion your uppt-pbos uou unugrzamo. ot ect el! tins cure, we give you beck your money. That shows lio.r much confidence hare in this new remedy. Price 25 cents per large package.

Sold only at our store or by mail. 9 Kuhlman B.r rug Store 4 stumbled and fell, throwing J. Lewis to the ground. Weather cloudy; track heavy, First race, 7 furlongs, purseLacy Crawfeid, 103, D. Hall, 6 to 1, won, Time, 1:32 3-4.

Second ol Smith, 9. thideirand, 9. to 10, won tare, 11-16 of a mile, selling Time, 1:11 1-2. ftlrinnrm nollinrJorkm stumbled and fell, throwing J. Lewis to the ground.

Weather cloudy; track heavy, First race, 7 furlongs, purseLacy Crawford, 103, D. Hall, 6 to 1. won. tart, 11-16 of a mile, selling Time, 1:32 3-4. Second Sol Smith, 9i, Illidefirand, 9 to 10.

won. furlongs, sellingJockey Club, 105, W. Waldo, 5 to 1, won. Time, 1:17 1-t. Fourth race.

1 1-8 miles, handicap bomb race. I I-. M1let5, lianuEuitp Claude, 116 J. Daly, 8 to won. Time 1:68.

Fifth race. 5 furlongs, sellingE. M. Prattain, 103. Chandlerq 6 to 5, won.

Time, 1:04 1-4. Sixth race, 1 1-16 miles, sellingMan of Honor. 107, J. Martin, 4 1-2 to woo 1 Time 1:53 3-4. T.

I GHT. IG HTONIGHT. Sixth race, 11-16 miles, sellingMan of Honor. 107, J. Martin, 4 1-2 to won Time 1:53 S-4.

GAME SUPPER TONIGHT. Members Of the Fountain City Hunting Club aro to give a game supper to friends at Fountain City tonight, The members went nut V) the old fields in that vicinity yesterdly and killed a number rabbits and partridges. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness. and that a by constitutional remedies.

Deatneas is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when It is entirely closed, deafness is the re, suit, and unless the inflammatio- can be taken out and this tube restored to iIR normal condition. hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten ie caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by ca.

tarrh) that cannot he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENE'Y Toledo, O.

Sold' by Druggists, 75c. ToPpic SPCCWIC ATLANTA, GA, and DRESED LUMBER In good ILCORING, CEILING ad 1111ING. 1 I I FOR RENT. November 80, the insurance offices Maynard Davies now occupy. a splendid vault.

steam beat and modern conveniences. Also 000 ii-room house on Forest ave. FOR SALE. Vacant lots cheap and on easy terms the point whAre the new L. N.

are being built One I-room house In Weat Knoxville a bargain. ono 5-room cottage in West Knox. Vacant lots for modern homes In Oonner's MPITOP. Pork Addition W. IC MeTownlet Building WANTED.

ANTE1IAll People suffering from rheumatism and neuralgia to call on N. Hufraker, 607 Payne street 1.1-27-7t PARTI8Swantlog secured: to rent houeem: to buy or sl real tate: proneey Insur.d aril-oat Ise Alex MeMUlan. n7 W. Clinch aye. CHAICOTC.given with every Bac purchase OT1 a steel range.

Anclerntla Parker, 81 4 Union. 10-29-1m FOR RENT. office rooms over Kuhlman' drug store. Apply t6 Drs. Hendereon and Dale.

940-tt PROPERTY FOR PAM' or rent In all Parts of city. Murphy RE Moore, TOOTV 12 Scruggs building. New phone 875. 11-16-1m FOR RENTTwo nieely furnished front mobil, with htith. Apply RR W.

Cumberland avenue. 11-11-tf FOR IIENTIrront room. 3500. thlrel floor Senttnpl building. Cull at Business for particulars.

11-19-tf FOR TIFTsITPy ntett, day, month. year, largA. beautiful. hall, elevator, beat and light, suite front offices. two front single offices, Minnis Block.

11-17-tf FOR RFNTItoue.e In ail Parts of the city. Thos. E. Jones. 09 Prince St.

10-24-tf FOR In All utrts of the city. R. M. Doll, 5n9 Empire Building. Real Estate.

Insurance. Lnann 9-4-tf FOR SALE. FOR SALEHouses, lots, farms, factories, etc. Terms to suit you. R.

M. Doll. 609 Building, RPAI Estate, Insurance, Loans. 9-4-It FOR SALE--Cypher's Incubators at 121 Jackson street. Knoxville Storage agents.

11-24-10t FOR fine lot, corner. near power house; $1,,1.00, 6-room house, close In; 61.250, 5-room house, close In. Some fine vacant lots in North Knoxville nod All on good time. B. S.

Williams, 208 1-2, West Vine avenue. FOR SALETwo chore lot! In Wood-lawn cernotery. Athireful, Z. ear! SPnlinol. 11-19-tt MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on aoo-i R.curity at reasonable rates. John M. Brooks Insurance and Loans, 607 Prince street. 7-15-tf MONEY TO LoAN In amounts of MO up. to suit borrower, on inalcie irnprovd rral egtate.

eithPr long or short IlTre See At McMillan. SOT W. Clinch Knoxville. Tenn. FOR SMALL LOANS Pee G.

W. flat-borne, 804 North Central. 8-12-tt MONEY TO LOANCan get you cheap it you want to buy business bousc or build flats. H. W.

Lynn. 610 Oby street. 11-7-1m MONEY ro LOANAny amount from g100 up on real estate mortgage. R. fbi, gait Empire Building.

Rept Ertate. Insurance. Loans. 9-4-tt IF YOU WANT to borrow money see us before you borrow. We can save you money by doing busineas with US, Cl we represent sill handle a large amount of money.

and will loan on city or farm propPrty in Knox Will insure your property against lc t.s by ftre. Rent your bow-s anti collect your rents. M. A. C.

Parker. Southern Building and Loan 'Wilding. Wall Street. TENNESSEE CENTRAL pip4-4 irr RAILROAD. riekete on sale by Suthern Tiallwar.

sej Eft Feb'y 4. 10o3. Knoxville Nag livtile Day rynrels: Read down. Road tat). liAlt a 5:55 to 1145 a 111.5,1 9:00 a Volunter State Limited.

Road Read ID. 700 LvWrioxvilleAT, 115 a 9.40 9:00 a in 000 a in E. It 1 N'TON. T. A.

H. WfirlD. Tragic Manairer. Ooneral Agent. Nashville.

Tenn. Ic.noxville. Tenn. EASTERN AND VIRGINIA CITIES 'Mr," ItillgTOT and tht Norlo11 Wcstern Pty. FOR est electric street has II JNO.

51 I of an FOR of me of Ewe The gains were uniformly made and the- Tennesaeans seemed to be played off their feet. Tennessee made a grand rally in the seebnd el elf, but could not score. I VANDERBILT DEFEATS SEWANEE Nashville, Nov. 26--In the annual football game between Vanderbilt unti versity and the University of the South (Sewartee) on Dudley field today, Vanderbilt won, 10 to S. Sewanee made a plucky fight, but Vanderbilt's weight and superior team work carried the B.

B. Blake, Vanderbilt's left end, had his wrist broken, while a broken ankle put Stewart out of the game. The line-up: Vanderbilt. Positions Sewanee. Ferri center -Watkins Patterson right guard Phillip4 nrwn --left guard Harper E.

Kirby Smith sides, but the time of the first half on I Graham -right tackle -Brong expired. i In the second halt Cox kicked off for 1 ri 1 e.11aker-itimel. forty yards. It was not Blake right end Jones long until another touchdown was Make, Baker-I-lintel. The ki ter then Pritchard left tackle -Kirby Smith Ii.

i I. Brown nd tRe bail, tease thi sible 'ould Kyle Scarborough riot make the- remlikedi distance. and it I Rrean halfback Cohnore rwent behind the gm-V, In great deal I Tigert halfback Sawrie of scrambling. a Y. M.

C. A. boy touch- I E. Kirby Smith, ed the ball, but did not hold it. There- I Hamilton -fullback Stewart upon.

Jack Taylor fell upon it, making 1 a temehdown This time Leath kicked I OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY. rt. touchdown. This time Leach kicked SJ I ri mil UPtilfiC0 MO I MrEIJAT half. The gains were uniformly made and the- Tennesseans seemed to be pliiyed off their feet.

Tenneqeee made a grand rally in the sechnd ifi alf, but could not i score. i 24 TO TENNESSEE'S 1E110 SWIFT GAME AT BIRMINGHAM THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Entire Score Four Touchdowns, Con: fined to First HalfTennessee Put Up Good Game. Birmingham, Nov. desper- ately fought game between the elevens) of the University of Alabama and the I University of Tennes see resulted in the i virtorv fnr thct A1.1-,.

m. Entire Score Four Touchdowns, Confined to First HalfTennessee Put Up Good Game. victory for the Alabama by a score of 1 24 to O. The Alabamians took up the 1 offensive early in the contest and rush- I ed the ball for tour touchdowns, crowding the entire Beare into the first ......4.................,......,........... iNliftial" I II a RACING EVENTS.

CRESCENT CITY JOCKEY CLUB'S RACING OPENED. 1 1, 5 of 5 of ii i in rmy of readers will be reached by those whose announcements appear in these columns to. morrow. Why not tell them of that gorse you have for sale or that house you have for rent? MALE HELP WANTED. WANTEDExperienced lite Insurance men for East Tennes.ee territory, city or country.

Liberal contract with renewals. Address Box 434, Knoxville, Tenn. 11-14-tf WANTEDOne firat claps ban4 sawyer. Apply Utica Cabinet Co. I 11-25-5t SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to learn a paying protesaion.

Short time completes. Ample practice. Small expense while learning. Catalogue explaining all details; free. Write to, day.

Moler Barber College. St. Mo. 11-28-6t WAVTED---For t3. S.

Army, able-bodied, unmarried men between ages of 21 and 25; citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits who can speak, read and write English. For information apply to Recruiting Officer, 405 1-2 West Dpot street. Knoxville: No. 1 Terth street. Chattanooga.

or Evans mock. Johnson City, Tenn. 10-1-t-t-a-3m FEMALE HELP WANTED. WANTED--A good cook. White pre-preferred.

Apply New Phone 770. 11-27-If MISCELLANEOUS. W.L.Recn---Monuments end Tombstones 9,02 S. Gay St Correspondence solicited LADIES SKIRTS CLEANED---75c and up. General cleaning.

pressing. repairing, dyeing. Ring PM New. Pressing Club. new mane agement 11-13-tt 1'7ANcIF ANT) ORGANS rented, tuned, repaired and guaranteed by the only exclusive piano and organ house In Knoxville.

Rea.zonabie prices and easy payments. The Cable Company, 407 Gay S. B. Waggoner, Mgr. 11-14-0' KEEP IN MIND.

the pull a Fru bu rb ham that PassePaes the advantages of Oakwood. In choosing a location for a home 93 out of 100 men prefer water in the house, Int reets made anti macadamised, order and neatness in the construction of houses. electrio lights, rapid transit, etc. Oakwood is such a spot. Lots on easy terms.

C. B. ATKIN. IF TOTI have any kind of real estate to sell. If you have awything to rent, or If you want your rents' colleted and property well cared for.

see R. Doll. S09 Empire Building. Beal Et- tate, Insurance. Loans.

9-4-tt SANDSTPOM'S Lades' end Gentlemen's TAILORING. 820 SOUTH GAY STREET, ATKIN trUILDINCI. Clive us your orders for your. Sults and we will make them right. And Just take note of our prices: Ladies Calling or Street I 14 Suits made to order from do Suits made to order from Gentlemen' Suits 20 up Trousers from 5 up 40-40 4111,4111 10,4 0 FIRE 4 Cripples many a Business Firm.

Ars you fully insured? FIRE It not. ring erzNa 'Eckman Johnson, Now Phnno NIL New Phone Sid. and 5 renson Building. 44410444- D. G.

ARWOOD. Ort that Ras other near shops at villa. EL A ff FOR 4 esr dio-c W-I, 0, In S. S. every requitdement Elnwn rondition In4S S.

every req ui tm ie S. ntof run down condition. PENSIONS. FEE W. R.

MURPHY. PENSTON BICYCLES FOR SALE. We Pell or rent bicycles cheep. C. S.

Porter, 305 Jackson Avenue. PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING. Let us make estimates on your work. F. P.

Morton South End County Bridge. rid PUZZLE PICTURE. 4. it Nature has provided a tonic suited to ') the system when in a debilitated, It contains no strong minerals or drugs, but is a pleasant vegetable preparation. You can find no better remedy for toning up the nerves and bringing refreshing, restful sleep when in a low state of health, or sick and worn out with work or worry.

S. S. S. improVes the I have no hesitancy in recommending your 41 ea the best Boring tonic on the market. I have used as the th est spring tonic on market.

I here used aids the 1 1 .6., ') A --7q A iii -44-- tGEIL 'Al I. 'F' 5. S. 1' IP a 14 P2.4,,,-1.:t'..,, s- i goal and the wares Wood 11 to O. the game was tarted again.

a tried another piece of i At PhiladelphiaUniversity of Penn- When gylvania 42. Cornell O. At New 'Orleansl'ulane University sntategy, but failed to gain anything 18; klichmond College 6. by it. A triple pens of the ball was At 'Manchester, N.

It.Dartmouth V': made to one of the ends, but a Y. M. ETOW11 University O. C. A.

boy was on hand to drag down At ChlcagoUniversity of Michigan the bolder of the ball. 'However, an 23 University of Chicago O. end run worked better and Harry At MontgomeryCumberland UniverTaylor rushed forty-five yard, making sity 11; Clemson College II. I a touchdown. Again Leach kicked goal.

At Madison, Wis.Univeralty or gnakIng the SCOrei 17 to O. 51inne8nta IT; University of Wsiconsin The next touchdown wan made by Bolan Kipp and Leach kicked iroai At Mem ph isM ernph is A thlet ic assoThis brought the scores 23 to O. When elation 11; New Orleans Eagles 0. the gune was called shortly thereafter At Richmond, YR.University of Y. M.

C. A. held the ban. Ntwth Carolina 16; University of Vir- 1 FOOTBALL GAME TOMORROW. giala O.

At ChattanoogaSeventh Cavalry 28; The Y. M. C. football team will Grant Universitg 6. have another game tomorrow.

That At AnnistA, Ala.Anniston College team and the second teem.of the tint- 35; Alabama State Normal O. ventity will line up at Baldwin park. At Austin, Tex.University or Texas On account of injuries to eome of the 29; A. M. College (Texas) 6.

men from yesterday's game, new men At 'WashingtonGeorgetown Lewin appear in the Y. M. C. A. line-up.

high lieftvier men will be allowed. sm some At PittaburgState College 22; Washer the outsociation teoun were ruled out ington and Jefferson O. yesterday for tbe'reason that it put the Watertown. N. Y.Wattrtown Athteam out of the light weight chums.

bele associntion 22; Sucknell College 6. A closely contented Irani II expeeted At Lincoln, Neb.NebraPka 16; Illinois the Y. M. C. team has pronted 1 in 1 by lts gams of Thankegivtng and hes At Rockford, 111.Knox College 23; noted the weak points that are to be 1 Beloit O.

strengthened. The university second At ColumbutkIdiana 17; Onto State team Is a etong one, and while the 16. olds are in its favor, the chance are that It have a hard right to wtn. rant Universitt 6. At AnnistA, Ala.Anniston College 15; Alabama Normal O.

At Austin, Tex.rniversity of Texas 19; A. M. College (Texas) il At WashingtonGeorgetown Le- high 12. At PittsburgState College 22; Wash- ington and Jefferson O. Watertown.

Y.Wattrtown Ath- letic attsociation 22; Bucknell College 6. At Lincoln, 16; Illin- els o. At Rockford 111.Rnox Colle 23' College Beloit O. At Columbut14Idlana 17; Onle State 16. appetite, any other medicines, but flnd S.

13 61 to be undo bt- tion and reinforces the edly the only tonic that will build the system. I shall take pleasure in telling all whom I think in system, and its good ef- need of a good blood tome of your medicine. fects are seen almost from Yours truly, LEWIS B. FIBBER the first dose. It acts Care Moll, Hamilton Co.

Lexington, it promptly in cases of chronic dyspepsia, indigestion and all stomach troubles, and does away with the uncomfortable fullness, nausea, shortness of breath, drowsiness and dizziness that so often come after eating. S. S. S. is not only the best tonic but possesses alterative or purifying properties, and if there is any taint, humor or poison in the blood it searches it out, and removes it.

Many times a low state of health is due to a bad condition of the blood and can only be remedied by a blood purifier and tonic combined. or such a reanedy as S. S. S. If you suffer from debilitx, insomnia, nervousness, loss of appetite, bad digestion, or any of the symptoms of a disordered blood, nothing will so $oon put your blood in good condition, invigorate and tone up the system as B.

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1.61,41 1 443 4 1 Z.46410;;Ame" 1 i Ilitt .,4 73reWs tilliviaukea Deer i flew Orleans, Nov. 21.1-The Crescent City Jockey club was apeolally favored in the eonditions for the opening of its winter meeting today. 'Bright, sunny weather, a trifle cool, a feet track and well-orranged card, amply rewarded the largo crowd which passed throurh the gates. Fourteen books drew in but the betting was only mod'tate. Cir.opor K.

and Sarah Maxim I were the tully winning, In the inaugural. Ncw York was met. fa- 1 over Irene Lindsey and Witful. The Smothers' mare ran to her beat form end though cut off at the half mile by New York. regained the lead on the etretch turn end In a drive beat big lien out a heck.

First race, mile--Orogor IC, 104. McIntyre. 1 to 3. won. Time.

1:42 Second race. I 1-1 furlongsForesight. 10I. Cochran. I 19 1.

won. time. Third turlongeRarah Maxim. 101, tt. l'hillipe, even.

won. Tints. 34. Fourth Titre. Inaugural handicap.

I furlongsIrene Lindner. 111, 6.to 2. won. Titne. Fifth handicap, mileCharlie Thompson.

I. Rutter. 4 to 1. won. Time.

1:41 1-I. Sixth race, 11-1 ntliee--Melal, 102. 1 to won. Time. 1241-1-1 AT DENNING'S.

Weahinerton. Nov. 21.The Thanksgiving card at Henning today wee one of the beat that will be offered durint the preatent meet and included eteeplechese for gentlemen riders and handicap teeplachase. beeldes The Washington cup" race at two miles and a quarter on the flat. In this last event, It.

T. Wiltion.e Carbuncle, splenIIftIy by Redfern, (relied hie 1114 the entire dietenee to the heed of the stretch where he piked up the leaders and won enelly. Conover won the teopleehaso for gentlemen Merit and tioscar captured the handicap jumping event. Track feet. 011111 taco.

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