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16 TIlE KO NXVILLE SENTINEL, FRIDAY EVENING, JIINE 26, 1.90S MT .7.711 I CI 4 "1 b. 0,...4 4 CUATEDRUGrORES. coLGAits noLt, Tat powDEp pvRwtb AliTtlEllic I s'. The Great Frecitle Remover. This briefly sums up the whole situation in the drug trade in Knoxville.

Whenever you want anything that should be carried by a MODERN DRUG STORE, you can get the best for less at Kuhlman's. Our stores are so situated that illey are 'convenient for people coming from any section of Kncxville. They are stoclied with the best, freshest, and lowest priced drugs patent and medicines, Gundries and cigars. They are conducted in a STRICTLY modern manner, and the service in sales, prscriptiln ar delivery department is UNAPPROACHED in Knoxville, and in every case SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED or your MONEY BACK. IKnoxville ladles snow by experience the full merit of Rohrer's Artesia Cream.

cut to ,200, We have all the other famous Colgate Toilet' rreparations now', so extensively advertised in current magazines. all at cut prices. Armstrong's Assorted Corks, 10c. Emergency Cases. HJ L.43 gargains flopontorl BARGAIN NO.

1. A ,11.25 Utility. Toilet Case. lined with rubber, containing compartments for Comb, Brush, Soap, Sponge. Wash Cloth.

etc. 25c cake R. G. Vio lotto Soap $1 back, best br1s tie. 11 row Rai? Brush 25e Tooth Brush 25c Tube Rexall Tooth Pastt MOO value for A household treasure.

One of the things that nobody seems to have -in the house is a clean new cork of the right size. Here's the outfit, all sixes, front a medicine vial to a vinegar jug. BARGAIN NO. 10. Household necessities, 10 needed' every day 25c bottle "Easy-Method" Furniture Polish 25e bottle Peterman's Liquid Die- covery, for bugs 85e box "Tanglefoot" FryPaper 20e package best Paratine Wax.

25e bottle "Berl" Olive Oil 20e original package Ceylon Tea-- unequaled for iced tea 2 dozen large Nutmegs, full of oil and flavor cakes Octagon Laundry Soap 10c can "Pure Food" Mustard 1 pound "Pure Food" Bicarbonate st 49 of Soda 22.15 value for $1.49 Effective Insect Exterminators. Going home? Then you need "Our Emergency just the thing- in case of an accident. It contains-- 2 Mustard Plasters 1 d2zen Absorbent Cotton 1 Band I Unbleached bandage I Roll Adhesive Plaster 1 Paper Picric Acid Gauze I Envelope Court Plaster dozen Safety Pins Just the cthing to take on a ing trip, to the springs Or for those living out lb the country. As first aid to the injured it 0 fills the bill. All packed neat case.

Our price .0 BARGAIN NO. 2. Our tenT big DOLLAR-FORTY NINE DAY Bargains proved so extremely popular that we have decided to REPEAT THEM TOMORROW for YOUR benefit. You may take advantage of one or all of them. If you are wise you will take them ALL Every item in every offer is something needed every Insect Powder, package 100 Insect Powder, pounds 360 Insect Powder Guns, only --fie Paris Green, package 150, 250 Peterman's Liquid Discovery.

for -Beg Bugs, squirt top cans 10c, 200 BARGAIN S. 1 22.00 Celluloid Infant Set. contain- ing the following necessary and useful articles: Comb. Brush. Puff Box and One 25c size Red Cross Baby Pow- derJohnson and Johnson.

1 49 One 15e cake beat Imported Castile Soap A $2.40 for 21 Laughlin Fountain Pen 10a Bottle Fountain Pen Ink 25a pound package our beat Linen Paper (Robidoux) 25a box our best Linen Envelapes (Robidoux) 11 package Gold Edge "flinch" sl Cards 10a package VisitingCards I 12.80 value for BARGAIN NO. 4. ATTENTION. SMOKERS .49 A box of 25 La, Plor de General Arthur 10e Cigars. I bag Pride 1 of Reidsville, and a Briar Root .49 Pipe, a $2.36 value, all for BARGAIN NO.

O. A regular $2.50 Guaranteed ho Magnetic" PAsor. A 25c Kant Kum Out Lather Brush A 10c Cake Williams' Shaving el A $2.85 Value for BARGAIN NO. Utility Cases. "Easy Method Fur- mture Polish 23c.

Reflect Furniture Polish .150 Liquid Veneer 'lee'. METAL POLISHES. Myers' Puts Cream 10e. 50e Sclarine 10e. 20e.

86e, 50c Wright's Silver Cream BARGAIN NO 3. bottle Wahoo. the gresA tonic and nervine $1.00 bottle Feminala, the specific tp for female troubles 25o bottle Belton White Liniment a 25c bottle Resall Cherry Juice 25c bottle Blackberry Cordial 25c bottle Belton Little Liver Pills 11,19 $300 value for 21.00 bottle Ed. Pinaud's Toilet Water. either Lilac, Carnation, Vio leas or White Rose 50c box Ed Pinaud's Face Powder.

either. white. pink or brunette 50c Ed Pinaud's Eau de Quinine the famous French hair tonic and dressing 25c box Spiro Powder, the popular perspiration deodorant lila Face Chamois 22.35 value for Fitted to carry combs bruth. sponge, wash cloth, etc. Rub.

ber lined wash cloth pouch, and comb pouches 25o to BARGAIN PIO. S. SMOKERS, ANOTHER BIG OFFER. A box of La de gantesa be Cigar. worth $2.

a popular cigar, a delightful 1 An smoke, 1 bag "Pure Gold" ing and is Briar Root e4, Pipe. a $2.35 value for BARGAIN O. 7. -A $1.00 Bath Spray A $1.00 Turkish Bath Towel (very heavy) A $1.00 "Spine" Bath Brush $11 1-2 dozen Turkish Bath Soap A $3.25 value for I eit7 .49 Tooth. Brushes.

H' II 15c, 50c, from Amer: lean factortea and from every eigri country that makes tooth brushes. "Robidoue Linen Writing Paper, 35c. A 50o box. an exceptional fine ata Tooth paste, powder andIlquid, the most popular ones at Kuhlman's Modern Fountains are Now at the Height of Their Summer Popularity. Kuhlman's Fountains are always crowded now.

People literally flock' to them. And "there's a rea son," many of them, why' 1(uhlman's Fountains cnioy such a large share of the public patronage. Briefly stated, they are kept religiously clean land tempting; they are prepared, to serve any fountain vorite for which you may call the 'service is Most excellent and prices are 15 Registered rharmalists, 4 Graduates Devot-. ifig all Their Time to Prescription Worli. These are FACTS :4 They show by mere numbers, the remarkable patronage enjoyed by an's -Drug Stores and PRESCRIPTION Departments It is safe to say th-at we employ FOUR times as Many REGISTERED Pharmacists as anyz ether single retail drug store in' Knoxville.

We render au perior prescription service and guarantee BY LABEL every pre. scription filled by us to comply with the National Pure Food and Drug Act. tionery special. Robidoux Envelopes, per box 15e Boxed Paper and Envelopes So to 02 Ink Tablets to .250 Playing Cards 10o to 45o Fountain Pens SI Library Paste, Mucilage So Manicure items: Nail Brushes $1 Emory Boards, dozen 10c Nail Files 10c to 750 Nail Scissors 60c to $1 Nail Nippers 50c to Orange Wood Sticks, 2 for popular. "Monarch" Shower Bath Spray; 85c.

Pe, Local View Post Cards 3 for 5c. Leather Folding Berl Olive Oil Medicine." TEIDRUCILSTOPES STORE No. 301 Gay Street Open Till 1 1 :30 P. M. STORE- No.

3 312 W. Clinch Ave. Open Till 11:00 P. M. 1 Quickly attached to any faucet, gives you a shower bath in your own home.

With rubber Massage Brush Spray 81.25, $1.35 BATH BRITSIIES. Without handle 500, 65c. 750 With detachable handle. lbc, 83c, 51.00, $1.25, $2.50 The famous "Spine" Brush, Mirrors Drinking Cups In leather eases, Flasks in leather. cases, Curling Iron and Heaters and many other Items for travelers.

A teaspoonful of tablespoonful of this rich, pure "Berl" Olive Oil after each meal, daily, will make new man out ot you. In bottles Ado, 25o, 50c, 65c Quart facet tins ........550 Fifty new and 'beautiful scenes. We sell stamps furnish pens and Inks and will send on first train all mall left at our stores. Of 1 ll? ttti orting 1YetiPs and a light northweethrly breeze. 'OMetal Half mile: Harvard Yale One mile: Harvard $:37: Yale 5:39.

One and half miles: Harvard Yale 9:16. Two miles: Harvard 'Yale 11:37. 1 Two and one-half miles: Harvard Yale 14:45. Three miles: Harvard Yale Three and one-half miles: Harvard Yale Four milesHarvard Yale BIG LEAGUES' STANDING. Notional League.

Club's. Won. Loot Pct CLEVELAN Ogli0 $16.85 PODGERS GILDER Contest for Local 'Tennis Tourney Championship on This Afternoon. Ticket on sale June 25-26-27-28-29-30 and July 1. Final limit July 7.

Extensio final to August 31 st; by Hall's, says Pete Doyle, the I will newer ecnne down. Capt. MoTeer, of the Hall team says that every member of his team is and where they go oft they tear up the ground in wearing- a path over home plate. So fast and evenly matched are the teams I this year that after six games have been fought three of the teams are still 4 clinging to the to round of the ladder. Two of the contests have gone extra innings, while the remaining tour have been won by 1one Five of them have bad scores under four and the sixth ended I to 8.

This all goes to show what kind of ball is being played In the city league this season. The city league have secured Brewer's park in which to play their games Sat- urday. This is the new grounds which have been built at the end of the Jack- 1 son avenue car line. The grand stand and bleacher have been newly built and I the held is in first class condition. The line-up of the game will be as follows FIRST GAME.

Baker-Himel. P. Southern Ry. S. Kipp catcher Kelly B.

Kipp catcher Harris Gruneberg first base Acuff Webb second base McKim Barber third babe Gailor Ogle short stop Foust Seehorn left field Clark Stair center field Due 1 Wekker right field Watts SECOND GAME. Halls. South K. Weaver pitotier Caldwell' MoTeer catcher Myers Mourneld first base Doyle I Shanton second base Kennedy Leahy third base Newman Lewis short stop Ford Aldrich left field King Buffat center field Pedigo West right field L. Pedigo I totafhsettyheangc ber of 1 wearini this ye been fo elinginp Two ol inning been have sixth show in the 1 The park in urday.

have be on ave and bie the liel The 1 follows Baker- S. Kip' 18. Kip Webb Barber Ogle Seehon Stair Wekke Hair S. eave MeTeel Mourilo Shanto Leahy Lewis Aldriek Buffat deposit and payment $1.00. CITY TICKET OFFICE 525 GAY ST.

Chicago 24 20 .630 Pittsburg 86 24 .600 New York 82 26 .559 Cincinnati 31 27 .634 Philadelphia 26 27 .490 Boston 26 35 .426 St, Louis 24 86 .400 BrOoklyn 21 36 368 Americas League. Club. Won. Lost St. Louis 86 24 .600 Chicago 4..

0.. 25 25 .588 Cleveland 84 25 .576 Detroit 32 27 .542 Philadelphia 27 21 .465 Boston 27 35 .435 New York 25 33 .431 Washington 21 27 .362 Southern League. Clubs Lost Pct. New Orleans 24 27 .558 29 25 .537 Memphis 29 27 .517 'Mobile 30 29 .508 Montgomery 28 28 .500 Little Rock 29 30 .491 Nashville 27 28 .490 Birmingham 20 33 .377 YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL WILLIAM OLIVER William J. Oliver Manufacturing Co.

titan of hfatts in ditno.i:Ptile' l' 4-- i voll. A 1 7 It 5.11-0,,if.1 1 i ,.,........4 4if tf-0 k-- 1 -44 1 CLD 0 0 dL- 0 t----. co, 1: i r4--14rs'44' ----r--- I et I '4, 1 1 I IONA Ill 8 i it tOli birt li a 1 I 0 0,11 WILLIAM OLIVER I -a William' J. Oliver Manufacturing Co. 3 rf1 IOU Atifig I I Strt NEVI AND SCENIC 'LINE The sekni-finals in the local tennis tournament were finished Thursday afternoon, and as a consequence of tbis contest Charles Rodgers and Frank VanGilder will meet this afternoon in "the finals at 4:30 o'clock, on the ten-1 nis courts of the Knoxville Lawn Ten-fits club in West Knoxville.

The winner of this match this after- noon will meet Cowan Rodgers, who now holds the local championship cup. Saturday afternoon when the most spectacular match of the tournament doubtless be pulled off. The exciting contest of Thursday afternoon Was that between Charles and Saxton Crawford. Both players were at their best and the lasted for one and a half hours, three sets being necessary to decide the winner. The first set was won by Mr.

iRodgers by a score of 6-2; the second was won by Crawford, with a score of 6-1, while Mr. Rodgers took the deciding set with the score of 6-4. In the sets between Frank VanG11- der and Earnest Agee, VanGilder took both by the scores of 6-1 and Interest continues to grow in the tourney, about 100 spectators being present Thursday. No admission is' charged and the contest Saturday is expected to draw the largest crowd of the Entries for the Tennessee State Ten- nis tournament to be played here next week will be closed Saturday. A' large number of prominent players will enter this tourney and some exciting matches.

are promised for next week. TO. HARVARD WON EASILY HAR ollousiono Part' Virginia League. At Norfolk Norfolk-Roanoke, no game; rain. At RichmondRichmond Portsmouth 1.

At LynchburgLynchburg Danville 2-11 innings. One of the most beautiful spot In America. No matter where you haVe traveled, or what you have seen, here le a trip that will please ypu as well, if not better. Varsity Eight Took Laurels From Yale's Crippled Crew in Four Mile Race. 'Van Fro cry Low Round Trip Rates Are in Effect This Summer.

NIA THE Carolina League. At Greensboro Spartanburg Greensboro 1. At CharlotteGreenville Charlotte S. At Winston-SalemWinston Salem Anderson 1. At ColumbiaSavannah-Columbia.

no game; rain. At AugustaAugusta-Charleston. no game; rain. Southern League. At BirminghamBirmingham Atlanta 3.

At MontgomeryMontgomery Nashville 3. No others scheduled. CITY LEAGUE SATURDAY COBALT WON THE SWIFT 'STAKES. Eno Illy Took Sheepobead Bay Event From the Email ICI4. i'6170 Billie 1110 rM IMH Double Header Will be Played at Brewer Park; For Yellowstone Park'Learlets and information iegarding the new direct line to Yellowstone, inquire of L.

E. Towns-ley. G. 903 Olive St. Louis.

01 American League. At BostonBoston Washington 1 13 innings. At PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia 34; New York 0-2. At DetroitDetroit St. Louis 4.

At ClevelandCleveland Chicago 2. National At BrooklynBrooklyn Philadelphia 6. At ChicagoChicago Cincinnati O. At New YorkNew York 10-7; Boston 14-4, At St. LoulsSt.

Louis 3 Pittsburg gee. New London. June 26.Amid a deafening din of steam whistles and horns, and amid the frenzied shouts of collegians. the Harvard 'varsity eight shot their boat over the finish line last night. winning from crippled and distanced Yale crew, that classic of American college aquatics, the Harvard-Yale boat race.

But instea4, of a race, Harvard finished the last mile and a halt alone. while far behind Yale limped along with but seven men at the.oars, with Griswold. the stroke. the man who had been relied upon to set the winning pacebent forward, limp and faint from the terrific strain of the opening two miles. Up to this unexpected climax it bad been a stirring struggle, worthy of the best the old antagonists and with the fitting setting of a marine spectacle, such as had seldom been equaled along a regatta course for brilliancy and magbitude.

For the first time, too, the president of the United States-was taking keen and active interest as a champion of the crimson colors and although compelled by circumstances to absent himself, the spirit of his enthusism was voiced by the Roosevelt family who witnessed the contest from the deck of the presidential yacht Yale was more fortunate In having her distinguished champion, Secretary Taft. present in reality, the central figure of a group of collegians aboard one of the observation trains who shouted encouragement to the -Yale crew as they sped over the early reaches of the course, and then lapsed into glum' dismay As Griswold was seen to Tall over helpless in the Yale boat. The race was rowed underthe most favorable racing as the sun was setting over the picturesque Thames with the water Ibroken only by ripples, a cloudless sky Nea dea horns, collo. shot 1 night iroi-en alay'by ripples, a cloudless skyl The teams composing the city league will pull off at Brewer's park tomorrow afternoon. The first game, which is between Baker-Himel and the Southern will lie called at 2:30 o'clock; and the second game will be called at 3:30 o'clock.

South Knoxville and "Hall's on the won; Star Thistle, 3 to 1, place, second; Waterielt. 2 to 1 third. Time 1:00. 1 LATONIA OAKS GOES TO CHULITA. Wen Ella lir, Only After Four Horses Had Started la Race.

Cincinati. June 26.A. S. Labo itirs Chu lita easily won the Latonia Oaks at a mile and a quarter at Latonia yesterday afternoon. Only four horses started.

First raceFive and one-half fir-longs. Plume 24.00, straight. won; Admonish. 8.20 place, second: Fair Messenger, 10.75 show, third. Time 1:08 2-5.

Gartens, 76.00 strfaight shrdlucl9 ..1 'Second raceFive furlongs. Joe Gartens. MOO- straight. won; Olambala, 16.50 place, second: Turley, 19.10 show, third. Time 1:01 2-5.

Third raceSeven furlongs. Geneva I 22.60 straight, won; Deacon. 29.30 place, second; Hazel Thorpe, 8.10 allow, third. Time 1:27. Fourth raceLatonia Oaks.

One anti one-fourth miles. Chulita, 14.10 straight, won; Lady Martha. 6.95 place. second; Skyo. S.

third. Time 2:06 4-5. iFfth raceMile. Moquette. 14.70 straight.

won; Prince Ahmed, 6.35 Place second; Sir Cleges, 6.60 show. third. ITime 1:39 4-6. Sixth raceMile and sixteenth. Mir-leer.

11.95 straight. won; Mary 8.45, place. second; Hostile Hyphen. 6.55 show. third.

Time 4-6. -j Sheepahead Bay, June 25.King Cobalt. running to big best form and conceding weight to his entire fold easily the Swift stakes. 'seven furlongs on the main course yesterday after. noon, defeating Firwstone and Hessian.

First race--Three-year-olds and up- ward. six and one-half furlongs. main course. Roseben. to 5.

won; Bouquet 2 to 6. place, second: Jubilee. 1 to 2 show, third. Time 1:12. Second raceSteeplechase, selling, about two miles.

St. Kevin, 5 to 1, won; Banner. 2 to-1 place, second; Expansionist, 4 to 6. show, third. Time 4:05.

Third raceThe Rosebud. fillies. 2: year-olds, live furlongs, futurity course. Fore. 5 to 1, won: Hanonia, 4 to 1 place, second; Golden VIPW 2 to 1 show.

third. Time 1:00 2-5. Fourth raceSeven furlongs, 2-year' olds, main course. King Cobalt. 8 to 1, won; Firestone.

5 to 2. second; elan. out show, third. Time 1:25 4-6. Fifth raceThree-year-olds and upward, mile and a quarter, turf course.

the Kinity Mack stake. Cracliettot. to 1. won; Temaceo, 1 to 4 place. second; Long Ball.

4 to 1. show, third. Time 2:05 3-5. Sixth raceThe Bannockburn, maidens. 2-year-olds, selling, live furlongs, futurity Waponeca, to Sample of Our new IMPERIAL PRESERVER, with full directions for keepIng your fruit, preserves, jams, meats, eggs, and jellies from'- souring, and fermenting.

Perfectly harmless. Send us your grocer's name; and we will send you a good, big package, FREE. IMPERIAL PRESERVER Johnson City, nn. MONEY FOR DEMOCRATIC WORK Wasington, June U.The democratic congressional committee is confronting a hard proposition in the matter of money to carry op the campaign and Representative Lloyd, its chairman, willigo to New York for the purpose of breaking into some of the barrels of democrats in 'whose loyalty to the party he has confidence. The fact is the committee has begun its work two months ahead of scheduled time two months ahead of scheduled time Square" being Both games will be clean and last as three of the teams are now tied for first place.

The Southern railway will Kelley. Baker-Himel will use S. This contest should be a pitch-1 er's battle, as both' teams have been practicing all the week and are in fine shape to play good ball. 'The South "Americans" claim to small size cannon cracker in their new pitcher, Caldwell, and if he explodes under, if he explodes- the early campaign project. Mr.

Lloyd stated that he does not expect to have his campaign brought to a standstill and he believes the result of his visit to New York will be to allow him to go ahead with the execution of plans that have bees made. that nave Dee matte. this while It usually calls for money in September it is stated that its work is so far advanced that it Imust now have funds or call a halt In sending out Its literature. It has made extensive preparations which it Is ready to put into effect in keeping with ready to put into effect in keeping with I 4- 1M..

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