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THE KNOXVILLE SENTINEL. THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1904. 8 I THElENTiNELiwANT COLUMN PUZZLE base ball and racing events SW" put up a game light.

In the fourth In nlng. however, the Waterloo of defeat came to the visitors, the home team scoring six runs. AT BRIGHTON The feature of the game ras Moffett's work! that should have ben witnessed in ouJer that it might be fully appreciated. In spite of the shut-out of the visiting team, throughout the entire game there were moments of interest and exttement, the Anniston team putting up a really more scientific contest than they did on Tuesday. FOR SALE.

2.200. 8-room house. North Knoxville, owner leaving the state. 31,100, 7-room house, 13 acres fine land. 4-roont house, hall, porches, lot 100X 150, North Knoxville, 3250 down.

Money to loan on real estate. B. S. WILLIAMS, 208 West Vine ave.t opp. Library.

TRACK'S RECORD OF 1:38 FLAT WAS EQUALLED PORT ROYAL WON FEATURE AT HARLEM. VISITING TEAM SHUT OUT IN ITS LAST GAME CHATTANOOGA OPENS SERIES THIS AFTERNO.ON. FOR RENT. PERSONAL CLAIRVOYANT. MADAM RELVES, The world renowned Clairvoyant and Scientific Palmist will be in Knoxville for a limited time.

Remember the madam is no fotni but one endowed with the gift of prophesv spoken of in first Corln 12th chapter, 10th verse. Can be consulted on all affaire of life, business speculation, love, courtship, marriage djvoro. In fact evrythfog connected with your dally life. Her prediction are Infallible. No matter your troubles are consult her.

Has helped others whv not you. Everything strictly confidential. Office hours 10 a. to 8 p. dally.

Room 60. 5th floor, Ha! building. Tit ovptor FOR RENT Two rice offices In the McTownlee bulldirg. One six-room house, Deaderick street. One six-room house, E.

Main St. See W. K. McClure, McTownlee Building. 1 Teams.

Huntsville Decatur Chattanooga Columbia FOR RENT Minnls Block, desirable rooms. Front offices and a large hal' 6-14-lmo Bessemer FOR RENT Houses In ail parts of the city. Tho. E. Jones, 609 Prince St.

10-25-tf LOST. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms with bath. 608 West Cumberland avenue. 6-23-lmo Above are two pictures, each representing two words that can be LOST Diamond ring, knrait rosette setting. June Rth, on Foufth av-nu.

between the residence of Dr. E. Dickinson and Florida street Return to this office and receive 10 reward. -6-6t BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 3 AKER 8.

Fresh Bread. Cakes and Pies at Swan Bros Stalls 13 and 14. Market House. FOR RENT Nice cool room for two niale Summer School patrons. Electric lights.

Ice water and bath. Reasonable. Address, C. care Sentinel. 6-28-tx IF YOU have anv kind of real estate to sell, If you have anything to rent or If you want your rents collected and property well eared for se, Doll A Mynderse.

real estate. Insurance, leans. 606 Prince street. 9-S-tf backward or forward as Rat-tar. What are the weros? Answers to yesterdays puzzles: Monkey-wrenoh.

I New York. July 6 Fresh from his trip to St. Louis, where he ran second In the J50.000 Worlds Fair handicap, Hermis, with 133 pounds up, today won the Test handicap at the opening of the Brighton Beach Racing associations summer meeting and In doing so equalled the track record for one mile by covering the distance in 1:38 flat. The best previous record was made by Voter, a 6-year-old. in 1900, with 122 pounds up.

The victory of Hermis was one of the most popular victories ever scored on an eastern track. As he turned into the stretch, leading by a length, the great crowd began cheering, and xhen victory looked certain a sixteenth of a mil from the wire, the cheering became deafening. It continued fully five minutes and was renewed when Redfern and Hermis returned to the scales. Hermis pulled up lame in his near fore leg Water Boy, in preparation for the Brighton handicap to be run Saturday, worked a mile and a quarter in 2.07 today. First Race Six furlongs.

Reliable. 133, J. Boland, 16 to 6. won. Time, 113 Second Race Handicap, steeplechase, about two miles.

Fulminate, 154. Ray, 8 to 5, won. Time, 4 30j Third Race The Montauk stakes, six furlongs Tongorder, 115, Lvne, 9 to 10, won. Time, 1 14 1-5. Fourth Race The Test handicap, mile.

Hermis. 113, Redfern, 13 to 10, won. Time, 1 38 Fifth Race Selling mile and a furlong Glisten, 96 Hildebrand, 7 to 1, won. Time, 1 54 1-5. Sixth Race Five and one-half furlongs.

Dandelion. 110, Phillips, 11 to 5, won. Time, 1 07 2-5. SHOES REPAIRED. Best wofk.

guaranteed. Best leather used. L. Singer, 115 Gay street. Apply 6-2l-tf FOR RENT Five-room house.

413 Richard street. Knoxville 0 1060000 0 7 Anniston 00000000 0 0 Two-bas hits Rhoton, Lane. Three-base hit Moffett Stolen base Annis ton 1. Double plavs Moffett and Lan-ham; George. Lanham and White; Rhoton and White Bases on balls By George 2, by McFarland 1.

Sorel! 3. Struck out Bv George 6. by McFarland 3. Hit by pitcher Bv George 1. Time of game 1 20.

Umpire Crlbbena. Attendance 135. FOR RENT Furnished room for gentlemen. 612 Walnut. 7-1-tf FOR RENT Two neat and attractive cottages being erected on South Seventh street and Detroit avenue.

Will be ready In 30 days. Apply G. K. Milton, Sentinel office. 6-10-tf SEWING MACHINES.

Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for family and factory use Expert repairing, needles, oil and parts, all makes. Cor. Gay and Commerce. New phone 186. RESTAURANT The big pow-wows at Chicago and St.

Louis were short on enthusiasm compared wlfh that evoked by the popular Prices of the ST. LOUIS ANTI-ROBBERY MISCELLANEOUS. Bean Monuments and Tombstones J02 S. Gay St. Correspondence solicited FOR RENT Furnished rooms for men with all modern conveniences.

607 W. Cumberland, near Episcopal church. 6-20-tf For today the line-up Is as follow: Knoxville. Position. Chattanooga Bruner.

pitcher Denton Lanham catcher Fisher White first base Ford Rhoton second base Kainev MaoArdell third base Biyan McElveen shortstop Whittaker Kyle left field Snodgrass Moffett center field Cupp right field Payne TEETH EXTRACTED without pain a specialty. Dr. Smith, 302 Wall St. 6-14-lmo FOR SALE. 2,600 6-room house, E.

Hill avenue. 1,800 5-room house, N. Central street. 425 3-rcom cottage (fine renter). 600 Vacant lot, N.

Knoxvill. sewer pavem-nt. etc. FOR RENT. 4-roorr cottage, cor.

Marlon street and May 6-room cottage, 1912 Grand avenue. 7-room house, n. w. cor. Tulip and Clark streets.

5-room cottage, corner Oak and Atkin (all modern Improvements). Nice offices for rent. Monev to loan on real estate, R. RAMBO, 619 Prince St. visiting team dirt, or rather what It did not do.

In the came, the last of the series between the Knoxville and An-i nistorr teams at Chdhowee Park ester- day afternoon. The game seemed to assume a state of uncertainty up to the fourth inning. Knoxville having made only one run up to that time, and Anniston having SKIN TORTURES Thousands of wretched people svJ miserable driven almost mad by the terrible itching and burning sensation of Eczema and other skin diseases; to ay imagine 1 they are suffering from bad blood, when as a matter of fact the blood has nothing to do with it. These awful tortures are caused 1 by little germs that attack the skin ester- Daily, which can be rooted out in a hurry, 1 leaving the skin clear, soft and healthy. Such misery now cleared away as surely at 1 the sun shines above.

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For number of years bit husband has boot) Catering with a terrible coee of eczema. He bod doctored with the beat skin specialists in xhe cltr. but they could not even stop the Itch-lp( I was told by a friend of the DDD treatment and beyau using It at once; the first few airpitcaifbos esed the itching, and in a month Urns his flesh was as clear aa could be. i Yours truly. MRS.

S. J. HEATH. i Cl Pius St Rutland. Vt.

Oct. 17, 1901 We not only sell at retail, but also supply druggists at wholesale prices. D. D. O.

oosts but $1.00 a bottle, and Is guaranteed to cures money refunded. Kuhlmans Big Drug Store DAIRY DEPOT. Ogden A Hill, 501 Central have sweet milk, cream, buttermilk and buster. New phone 1579. MONEY, time and vexation saved by attending McAllen's Business College.

Open day and night. Old phone 186 6-9-lmo FOR RENT Comfortable front rooms for the night. 508 Oxford street, one square west of City hall. 7-6-lmo FOR RENT Parties leaving city for summer will rent an elegantly furn-- Ished house to couple without children. S.

R. Rambo, 619 Prince St. 6-21-tf CHINESE HAND LAUNDRY. All work done by hand. 807 N.

Gey. Old phone 1344. C'has. Pong, Proprietor. WE DO IT RIGHT Home Str-am Laundry.

703 Gay st. Phenes 151 6-292 If 1 FOR RENT Three rooms for lleht housekeeping. 812 State st. 7-fr-3t AT FORT EJPIE TRACK. Buffalo, July 6 Miller was set down for the remainder of the Fort Erie meet for his ride on Pride of Surrev in the steeplechase today Valour, Injured a stable fire yesterday, was destroyed today Valour was owned by Abe Gar-son.

of. New York. First Race Six furlongs. Illuminate. 2 to 1, won.

'Time. 121. Second Race Four and one-half furlongs. Miss Morgan. 11 to 5, won.

Time. .59 3-4 Third Race Mll and sixteenth. Elliott, 2 to 5, won. Time. 1 55 1-2 Fourth Race Five and one-half furlongs.

Subtle, 7 to 2, -won. Time. 1 09 1-2. Tfth Race Six furlongs Chamblee, 6 to 1. won.

Time 1 19 1-2 Sixths. Race Steeplechase, short course. Malden, even, won. Time, 3 08. MARBLE.

Tennessee Marble and Monument Co. J. T. Brady, manager. Broadway and Fourth avenue.

Phone 1302. PRESSING CLUBS Come and Go. but the old "Chilhowe keeps on doing the test work and gaining new mem br-rs. 107 Gay New phone 1063 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN In amounts of 100 up, to suit borrower, on Knoxville improved real estate, either long or hort time. See Alex McMillan, 307 Clinch Knoxville.

Tenn. FOR RENT Attractive summer rooms. On car line to University. Apply 401 W. Main avenue.

1 7-7-3t WM. S. HARRIS, PEN8ION ATTY. Special attention given to wtdowa and minora claims. New Phone 166.

MAGIC CRAYONS cure Gonorrhoea Gleet and Stricture. Price 1 box, Lowe's Pharmacy, Central and Vine avenues. 7-5-tf. More than. ordinary Interest mil be shown in the series to be ptavert with the Chattanooga team today.

Friday and Saturday afternoons. Denton, an old University or Tennessee hoy. wt'l pitch for Chsttanooga. and "Duirrni) Payne, another Knoxville bov, play right field for Chattanooga. This Is the last of thersertes on our hom grounds for three weeks, as.

the Knoxville team goes on the circuit afte- this week. There should be a full attendance In the grand stand and on the bleachers for the remainder of the week. YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES, i TENNESSEE-ALABAMA LEAGUE. At Knoxville Anniston 0. Knoxville Decatur 0, Huntsville 2.

At Chattanooga Columbia 2, Chattanooga 0. MONEY TO LOAN Anv amount from 100 up on renl estate mortgage. Doll Mynderse real estate, Insurance, loans. 605 Prince street 9-4-tf FOR RENT Three 3-room houses, on Asylum street, $6-00 each. One 4-room house on.Chalmer street, 7 00.

We collect rents, Insure your property against loss by fire Rent property Se.ll or exchange property, and loan money on real estate See us fo. business. -M. A. J.

C. Parker, Southern Building and Loan Wail street. THE HOME 8TEAM DYE WORKS. Ladles and Gentlemens Garments Cleaned, Dyd and Repaired. Old Phone 1200.

712 Gay Street. PATENTS, PROTECT YOUR IDEAS No patent no fee. Consultation free. Established. 1864.

Milo B. Stevens 847 14th SL, Washington. It-t-s MONEY TO LOAN at 4 to 6 per cent on real etate. C. A.

Morse, Donl-r-lck building. 6-22-tt SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Young of Shorthand and Typewriting; day and night class-s. Sprangle Bldg, cor. Union and Walnut.

FARMERS NOTICE Wanted, to sen 6,000 2-bushel 16 ounce bags. fo. sacking heat. 5 cents each. I-eonharrtt Co WANTED.

WANTED To buy a nice property for a boms. Location between Hill and Clinch avenues preferred and must be west of Gav street. Close In. Address giving location and lowest cash figure. H.

E. care HARLEM. Chicago, July 6. Port Royal, backed from 5 to 1 to 4 to 1, won the thud and feature event at Harlem today; Miss Crawford, a 10 to 1 shot, was second, and Horatlus third. Bondage.

ng rer of the' Harlem national handicap and of the club members' landleap at St. Louts, quit In the stret and was1 next to last at the finish Tokalon and Mias Inez were thj only favorites to win. Weather wet track muddy. First Race Six furlongs. P.

J. Somers. 110,, Otis, 15 to 1, won. Time, 1 15 1-2 Second Race Mde. Tancred, 110.

Poliak, 12 to 1. won. Time, 1 42 4-5 Third Race One and cne-eighth IRON AND FENCE WORK. W. H.

Bowman wishes to announce that he has resumed business at 308 Jackson avenue. West, near corner Gay. NATIONAL LEAGUE. 0-3. Louis Cincinnati SALESMAN WANTED.

SALESMEN; collectors; bookkeepers; stenographers: salesladies; house keepers, and competent help In every line; send us your name and let 'tis secure you good paying positions. National Employment Association, Century building, Atlanta, Ga the Pioneers in this business. 6-10-tues-thur-sat-tf, Notice Sale of Valuaole Real Estate. On Saturday. July 30, 1904, at 12 oclock at the front door of the Southern Building and Loan Assocla- mlVr Port Royril.

loilHelges'enl'Vo Noa. 409-411 Wall street, 1 1 nil 1 Knoxville, Tenn, I will sell at public 1. won. Time, 1 2-6. sale to the highest bidder for cash In hand, the lot and building, known a.

the Southern Building and Loan Asso- Fourth Race Six furlongs Tokalon, 98. Knapp, 11 to 10. won Time, 1 4-5. St At St Lculs, 3-6 At Boston Brooklyn 3, Boston. 2 At Pittsburg.

Chicago, 4 Pittsburg 2. At Philadelphia New York, 12, Philadelphia, 3 MONEY TO LOAN At reasonable rates In any amount, large or small, on any good security, real or personal. Money advanced to salailed people without security. King Roger 2d floor East Tennessee National Bank Rldg. FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. 6-room cottage. Eleanor St 2,306 5-room house, Hannah Ave 1,500 4-room house. Woodbury 850 7-room house, E. 5th Ave 1.568 -room house, Dameron St 566 8-room house.

Woodbine 2.bOO 31 acres 4 mile out. 4-room liouss, fine orchard, vineyard and small frulta. Several houss on Installments. Insurance of all kinds written. FLENNIKEN "TERCHT.

Empire Building FOR BA I.E Houses, lots farms, factories stc. Term to suit you. Doll Mynderse. real estate, Insurance, 605 Prince street 9-4-tf WANTED Board for students. They pay 10 and 12 per month In advance.

Address Draughon'g College, 700 Gay street. 7g2t WANTED At once, one or two first-class draftsmen. Scott Ollver'Mfg Dale avenue. 7-7-3t Fifth Race Five fui longs 105, Hoffier, 4 to 5. won.

Fifth Race Mile. Falernian. 95, McIntyre, 18 to 5, won. Time, 1.44 2-5. Time.

1 01 3-o. elation building. Said lot fronts f)fly tfet orf north o( Wall and i ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York Philadelphia, New York, 7. At Washington Boston, 3, Washington, SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Atlanta Montgomery 1. Birmingham Nashville 2 (8 Innings, rain). Little Rock Shreveport 1 (six Innings.

rain). Memphis-New Orleans, rain. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Augusta 4. Columbia 6.

Savannah Charleston 4. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. St Paul 7, Columbus 6. Kansas City 1. Indianapolis 0.

Minneapolis 6. Txnitavllle 4 COUNTY COURT LAND 8ALE. Mary Power et al. v. Lizzie Petty.

No. 3,182. Pursuant to a decree pronounced in the above cause at the June term, 1904, of the county court of Knox county, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder In front of the court house door In Knoxville on Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1904, at 11 o'clock, a. the lot described In the pleadings, situated tn the Seventh ward of Knox-vllle, fronting 29 feet on the north side of Vine street, the east line running back 76 feet and the west line runntng back 66 feet, being street No. 1107 Vine.

Bald lot will be sold for one-third cash In hand and one-third In six months and one-third In twelve months, i taking notes with good personal srcurl-! ty and retaining a Hen as further curlty. This June 16, 1904. 1 JOHN MCMILLAN. Clerk. By W.

A. J. MOORE. D. C.

1 Sherman R. Maples, solicitor. J-16-28-80-J-T. WANTED For United States Army, ablebodled, unmarried men between ages of 21 and 36; citizens of United State, of good character and temper ate hahtts, who can apeak, read and write English. For Information apply to recruiting officer, 406Mi W.

Depot Knoxville, Tenn; No. 1 Tenth St Chattanooga, or 308 E. Main Johnson City, Tenn son Cl tv Tenn 7-2-t-f-s-3m FOR SALE, FOR SALE 408 Atkin SbT two-story brick hou, slate roof, 3 large roonu, bath room and pantry; lot 60x125; DONT FORGET the special Oakwood sale of lots now going on. Lots 100 to 250, 2 00 to 5.00 cash and 2 00 to 5 00 per month No Interest No taxes. No mortgage.

runs back northwardly 160 feet, mors or leaa, to an alley. Bald building has five stories and basement; la constructed of brick with marble trimmings, containing about 60 rooms. The building contains one large vault on first floor and three smaller vaults on second floor. Is covered with heavy tin, pnlnted; has one large boiler, la steam heated, has one elevator and la lighted by ga and electricity. I make this sale by authority of decree of Chancery court.

Knoxville, Tenn In case of J. T. Barrow, et al. vs. Southern Building and Loan Association, et al which decree was ren.

dered July 28th, 190S, and la recordtu In minute book No. 41. page 223-6. This June 19(14 D. A.

CARPENTEHR, Receiver. FOR SALE Good work horse. Call 3d very fin yard with shade. Frulta and floor. Pickle Turner building.

61k grapes; large coal and wood shed. Prince street. 8-17-tf' Term eaay. 1. Lewie.

7-7 -3t I St. Louis, July 6 Copperfleld. nt 11 to 5. won the feature of today's card at the Fair Grounds, quite easily. Com- modore made a strong bid foi the prize, but weakened and finished second.

Track heavy. Flrat Race Selling, elx furlongs. Bao. H. Anderson, 4 to 1.

won. Time, 2l' Second Race Four and one-haif furlongs. selling. Lucy Griffin, 110, T. Knight, 50 to 1, won.

Time, :59 3-4. Third Race Mile, selling. Slater Lillian, 95, Da via, 18 to 1. won. Time.

501-4. Fourth Race Six furlongs, handicap. Copperfleld, 107, J. Booker, 11 to 6, won. Time.

1 19 1-4. Fifth Race Mile, selling. Jerry Hunt, 99, W. Flaher. 1 to 2.

won. Time, 1.50. Sixth Race Six furlongs, selling. Decoration, 107, Howell, 12 to 1. won.

Time, 1.218-4. KNOX COUNTY. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR GENERAL ASSEMBLY. (Nominations-) The Sentinel ts authorized to announce the following candidates for the- next general assembly, being the nominees of the democratic county con- ventton of March For state senate, Knox county L.

Ik TYSON. For the tower bouse, Knox county- Tl A. BROWN. For th lower house, Knox county JOHN P. MURPHY.

For the lower house, Knox county N. N. OSBORNE. (Not Yet Nominated.) Th Sentinel authorized to announce that I am a candidate for the democratic nomination for re-election to the office of Joint senator from th Sixth senatorial district, composed of the counties of Knox. Loudon.

Monro and Polk. JOHN D. CALDWELL. We are authorized to announce Hon. James May, of Sweetwater, aa a candt- dale for the state senate to represent Knox.

Loudon, Monroe and Polk coun-ties, auhject to the action of th dsmo- crntlc party. The Sentinel la authorized to announce that I am a candidate for th democratic nomination for Joint representation from Knox and Loudon counties. A. S. BIRDSONG.

FOR COUNTY OFFICES. Th Sentinel le authorized to announce the following candidates for county offices, being the nominees of the democratic county convention of March 26: For sheriff SAM HARRISON. For trustee CH A RLE3 E. McTEEIL For tax assessor BEN S. BOYD.

For chairman road commission--J. FLETCHER ADAMS. For aasociute member of road com, mission CH AS. M. For arenclnte member road comm'-elon-JOHN L.

A. 8TCRCHI. For constable (First district) JOHN DOWLING. For constable district) DKWINfi. Pain Pills Dr.

Miles Anti-Pain Pills Insure Against Pain. Our Number Is 422 Union Avenue. Sprankle Bldg. For high class Tailoring and up-to-date stylee and fits we are In the lead. 8ulta from to $65.00.

Yea, see do cleaning and repairing. BUTTON SWAN Our Beer is Chemically PURE, Union attended a very Interesting lecture at Farragut, Sunday afternoon, given by Dr. Rose, of NaMivill. Mr. Matt Brown, of Knoxville, was the the guest of home folk recently.

Mr. and Mra. Oliver Everett, of Lenoir City, were with relative Sunday. Mra. Luctle Davidson waa th guest of her parents here last wreek.

Mr. and Mra. S. A. Preanell spent Sunday at th home of Mr.

and Mra C. A. Smith. Mra. O.

K. Hunt and daughter. Mlsa Maud, attended church service at Marietta, last Sunday. Mr. S.

A. Taylor, Mr. and Mra G. R. Taylor apent last 8un-day at the home of Mr.

and Mra. R. F. Taylor at Martel. Master Ralph Bwan of Ebenexer, la vlaltlng hla grandmother, Mra.

Sarah Watt, thla week. Horn to Mr. and Mr. H. H.

Ford, on July 4. a son. Children's day service will be held at Union, July 24. Mr. and Mr.

Isaac Smith have moved back to this-neighborhood, i M. C. A. BOAT RIDE TONIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. Boat leave foot Prince atraet Refreshment and mutlo.

Fare, 25e, Hair on the ace and Arms NO how Im or eoam, I cm 1 NUMvi it iaUaatlv sad fbravar. Thirty-four ywn aprMnca with Facial Bkttha. Call or writa. Chirac t6t 5at Street, corner Moarot. fit.

Lank, Mcrmod Jaccard ButUtag. John H. Woodbury D. I. COPYRIG THORN GROVE.

Thorn Grove. Julv 6. An Epworth League rally for Knoxville district, M. E. church, was held here last Sunday.

Mlsa Willie Callen la attending tn aummer achool. Mr, B. F. Smith, jf Walland, visited his brother here this week. Mr.

Walter Bale la very 111 at the home of hla parent. Mr. and Mr. George Bale. Mr.

Will Bale and Mi Bessie Robinson, of Knoxville, spent Sunday here. Prof, and Mr. E. R. Cate, of Fountain city, visited friend her this week.

Mra. C. Derleux. of Knoxville, la here for a few week atay with relative. Mr.

Pam Y. Adcock, with a patty of friends, has gon for a two week' Jaunt through th Smokies. Rev. I. P.

Smith la In Knoxville looking after business Interest, Messrs. Horae Huffaker and Alam Davit spent Sunday with home fetka, Mias Ads Rose, of Knoxville, visited her brother, O. F. Rose, this week. Mrs.

Psyn hss moved to Knoxville. Hv. A. P. Smith returned Monday from a trip to Blount county.

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Tits "Want Column" le the best advai tielng spare In our paper but we offer It to the people at a 'nominal cost, it eiie more real eatate and rente more property of every description then any teal eel ale f-nt In the elty. Cne Cans a word each Insertion. UMPIRE WA8 ASSAULTED. Birmingham. July 6 Umpire Pfennlnger w.is assaulted this afternoon after he had railed th game between Birmingham snd Nsshvltls after th eighth Inning, on account of darkneea Several hundred people flocked on the diamond end It requir'd th effort of the police to protect him.

With three men on bases In Birmingham's half of th eighth end two men out, Henley, who was st bat for th local claimed that Catcher Arcor-alnl. of th visitors, caught bis bat. Umpire Pfennlnger called th batter out and a mlx-up followed. Ball player snd spectator silk grabbed beta stick snd empty bottle. Aeeoralnt.

In the meantime, had lR 4b park In haal Th local association tonight wired President Ksvsnaugh. asking for th removal of Umpire Pfennlnger- AU teodspee, ML UNION. Union, July W. A. Ford, of Knoxville, wa railed last week to th bedside of her mother.

Mr. R. H. Brown, at this place, who has been very aerloualv III for eeveral day Mra. E.

R. Everett and Mr. C. H. Ever-tt continue their etay at Montvale Spring.

Mrs, E. Poring spent Rundsy with tier parents, Mr. end Mra J. A. Boring.

Misses Ell snd Lids Taylor returned to thU home Inst week, sfter a llghful etny of a few week with friends and relative st Newport, number et the young people from Via Bristol and th Norfolk snd Wc. tern railway. The Bhort Line, with Dining car service. On account Imperial Cnunril Ancient Arabic Order Nohles, of th Mystic Bhrlners. Ticket for the round trip will on sal July 10th and 11th.

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Boykin. Passenger Agent. Knoxville, Tnn. Warren L. Rohr.

Weetrrn Psesenger Agent, Chattanooga. Tenn. W. B. Bsvill, General Passengn.

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