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THE NAstriTram A2LEBICA111 SATURDAY AtonNING CTOBER 30 1897s ALABAMA BOY 4r-yard line with the pigskin in Nash- vAle's possession The llne-up follows: Nashville Position Auburn FOR" kT FINAL 1001( Ave DnnT uLtioo utii I Taenitieerr Righ Vann Welch Left Guard Scay Left End 'Willa Pt MIA A IsArtnthis I Bake Right End0AhertutthY 3T- THfr ORDZR AT OVMflIJ1 LAND rAIIIK YESTERDAY iFTE1150011 pakci CLOSING DAY VISITOR SHOVED VISIT SOITHERN RAirowAv SECTION 0 i A each occasion role Count Fenno Co) john Ballentine's handsome chestnut gilding to victory in the first race awl iin in the third rode Brighton his fast winning mile He had tbe mount on High Noon who finished thirl in the fourth race and piloted Inatiita into estond place the final event The race tor sentle en riders this after noon promiree to be a pciety event of the season Several tallyho parties bave already been Anode up be )ocal "00" wIll be out In full Miss To-day' Is one of the best that hu ytt been offered and should MAW sgreat Su turdaymAtatt Oetirtittl kakt never have been started 3esterday She Jeas evidently In no condition- to race AVROINI DEFEATS THE IL OF TEAM BY A SCORE OF I BRIGHTONG9ESAFAST Looney Right Trek la 'Pleree Bargey Left Tackle BackBolcombe renton Hall Clover Aehley 1tight Half Brifey Sqbetittitee: IY Hankins Cox Reeves' and Blackburn Jackson and Wheeler Officials: White Umpire Stewart and Nix oft and Cox Nashville's next game will be played in Nashville next Saturday Nov 8 with the Urivcraity of Georgia THE MOST COMPIETEISPLAY The: Interesting Things Building Vp the gootherteOmen tr)-Some FINE EXHIBITION OF SPORT itiovees the Distant le in 1'40 Form Players Again Sent the News-Notes Tbe Expoettlen ends to-day It bee been Nashville Boys Play Hard BAIL aad Are Not Altogether Discouraged Over the Beata Atlanta "semis Alia "nil 'Tod oane wen the Old CambOdgeobire here tatlay Meta also of the LoritiardBereaford Stables with "Tod" SIGIttle up 'eon the Newmarket free beaten!) The Old Cambridgeehire Handicap is of 500 sovereigne added to a sweepstakee of 25 sovereigns each 10 sovereign forfeit to the fund the eemitt horse ta receive SO sovereigns out tho quakes Sig bows ran over the eld Cambridgeshire course tone tulle and 240 yards) After Sandia came 13111PILMOo owned by the Puke of Devonshire anti Brayhead the property of Mrs Langtry The Newmarket Frto Handicap le of 100 each 25 sovereigns forfeit for '2year-oldit Eight horses ran over the Bretby Stables course The 1 necond and third places wlme'taketi by Me Larnach'e Jedda and Mr Delinent's Bridegroom 11 respectively Morels Park CoArles NEW YORK Oct race: 1116 124 lasperator 120 117 Routh Africa 117 Dmnagogue 110 Broom 117 Neater James 167 Lady Marian led Gala Day 103 Chum 102 Sensational CC Bccon3 met': 1 Skater Ramiro IL 116 Premier 114 Volley 111 Tente Gov Sheehan 105 Albert 104 Abiaadon Blew Lad Old Saugus 102 Huth Penny George Ketcham 101 Free Lance Remitter 98 Dennitor 96 Robert BOlIngt 13 Trayant MI Hugh Penny and Ketcham Duke tft Wish aril entry Third raee: 1316 11and bail 121 Kitetoot Sir Gomel Warrenton Gypeciver an 119 Hardly 119 Whistling Coon 11S Ilyron Cross 107 Fourth race: It Winner 126 Prop o'Dar Howard Mann 124 SemOrr Ego 111 A Grey 109 IntoorMer Good Times leS Lobengula 103 Hanwell VS Scotch Plaid 91 Tremargo 110 Sallie Cliouot 106 Ramiro IL lee Thomas Cat 102 Myrtle Barkneell 02 Chum Mi Fifth race handicap 1 Typhoon It 124 Rondo Ilk Premier 115 Thomas Cat 110 Cassette 102 Lad' Mitchell Mt La Goleta 05 Sixth race I miles: steentechalptFlushing 100 Thorneliffe 154 Woodnigeon Trillion 144 Demon 145 Marschen 141 Another Record Smashed LONDON: Oct the bicyclist to day broke the 100-mile road record covering the distance in 4 hours 16 minutes and IS sec ends tome race mos mue--vemagogue nano- ball 122 Kitefoot Sir Game Warrenton Gypeeiver gen pimento 119 Hardly lite Whistling Coon 115 ityron Cress 107 Fourth race: le milc-The Winner 126 PeeP o'filty Howard Mann 124 Sumer Ego 113 A Grey 109 lutpermor Good Times Bromo Me Lobengula 103 Hanwell ea Scotch Plaid 91 Tremar ist a 110 qati te Cli uot se Ramiro IL lei Thomas Cat 102 Myrtle Bark- ne1111102 Chum 69 Fifth race handicap I erille-Hastings IL 124 Rondo 116 Premier 115 Typhoon Thomas Cat 110 Cassette 102 Lida Mttchell La Goleta 05 Sixth race 3 miles: steentechalkinushing 160 Therneliffe 154 Woodpigeote I Trillion 144 Deemed Itti Marschan 141 i A nether Record- Smashed LONDON: Oct la-Chase the bicyclist to day broke the 100-mtle road record (meeting tbe distance in 4 hours PS minutes and 85 sec oods i 1 l6" 1'''- -08K 1i r'- -t: --z- -ov 1 -Itfi e' i ii tre-z i r' -Z i 1-" I if'il 1' '-1 1'2 1 1IJ 1 )1 1P4N44sItit 7 i vt Eil' if sr''' --I 'A -'i-' I -4- r' (-' I 711- c-- 3 -1-0 1 11 i "---i-) "i th '1 'Y )42 4 4 '1 "7 s-' -t1' t- -i A 1 Lty 1' 1- 1 -Z z7---''1- -1 4 't 1 lil' 1 i ''I 161! 4- ii' --3'-- 1 Ei 1 -3: -3- 2'A is144 -1 4L' nL i "-s--: (I) fr-- i 011k1444140440do s'414rfkrbolaibRontamamaroiom -of flip horses that have boot Quoted Snma at 20 and 30 to 1 by tbe bookmakers ohould have hdd as much as from 100 to 200 to against their chances The penciller cannot lose sand may win by giving correct odds against the long-shots The game ill get better every day from row on Yesterday's racing was first-class and 'better may be expected as the meeting To-day's card is a good one and should clmw a great crowd to Cumberland Park The "400" will be there in full force this afternoon Four ear loads of horses arrived from Windsor yesterday Every stall at the track la now full and the bangtails are still coming Po) Hiller came in from Detroit yesters day and silent the afternoon at the track He was kept Wily busy shaking hands vith his hundreds of Nashville friends and had no time to put any of them onto "real good things" LATONIA NEAR THE END vow on Iestereay's racing Wall nem-class and 'better may be expected as the meeting Hematites es -L To-day's card is a good one and shout deem a great cmwd to Cumberland Perk The M400" will be there hi full force this Four car loads of horses arrived from Windsor yesterday Every stall at the track is now full and the bangtails are still con-it me ie Pob littler came in from Detroit emitter day and spent the afternoon at the track bands He was Impt tette) busy ban elth hie hundreds of Nashville friends and 1 ad On time to put any on on real good things" LATONIA NEAR THE END a Leading Brands of Imported Ana Domestic Beers Ales Wines and Liquors FISK 361 ATLANTA Ot Local Colored Players Easily Defeat the Georgians Just as predlcted the most interesting anti otclentine game ot foot bail that ever occurred betwecn colored teams took place Ott the Fisk University campus yesterday afternoon between the Flak and Atlanta University teams The Atlanta boys came law and were conquered and the old gold and blue the colors of the Sons of Milo now float proudly in the breeze telling the old story of victory for the Fisk University loam VictorY too of the same kind as of sort of victory wherein the op posing team scores not The playing was interesting throughout The Fisk team won the toss and took the ball The players lined up according to the line published in yesterday's "American" Landry kicked off for Fisk to the 10-yard line was downed near the 16-3'ard line About three minutes name sufficed for the Fisk eleven to get the ball over the goal line and in about four minutes after the game started bad made a touch-down Jenkins failed goal Porter for Atlanta kicked the ball on a new Mart Some lively playing occurred at this juncture but Lendry finally got the ball a little south of centre towards the Atlanta's goal and was so well guarded that he made one of his characteristic runs aeroas the goal lin and made another touch-down Jenkins again failed goal On the next Mart after some lively rushing Rogers of the Atlanta team got the ball and made a resh for the goal but as be neared the 10-yard line Landey touched him sucemfully The Fisk team then gradually worked the ball back to the other goal and by tremendous rushing crossed the line again Landry then kicked an esey goal In the wood bait playing was still brisk but the Atlanta always gave way to the tremendous putting of Fisk'a heavier team Jenkins of the Fisk team Dually got the ball and by great running made another touch-down Landry failed to kick the goal They heed up again and kicked off The boll dropped near the goal of the Atktnta boys' but Moore by a stbrewd move got the ball when there was no one near to bead him and carried it 0 yards towards the goal to whir Flak was working By heavy rushing the Fisk men gained much Moore got the ball and rap acroas the goal line Landry kicked an easy goal Playing was still brisk They lined up again and kicked off Fisk gamed at every rush and Miller of Fisk got the ball and ran being well guarded and scored a touch-down They again lined up but time was called before any more scoring The final score was: Fisk 26: Atlanta Landry Moore Jenkins Miller and Batchman did One work for Fisk Tb Atlanta boys were quick and under good control but were too light and lees skillful Their full-back Porter did some good tackling occurred between colored teams took place oft the Fisk University campus yesterday afternoon between the Flak and Atlanta University Tho Atlanta boys came NM and were conquered and the old gold and blue the colors of the Sons of Milo now float telling a roudly in the breeze 111 the 'old story of victory for the Fisk University teem victory too of too too mod of yore-that sort of victory wherein the olis posing team scores not The playing was interesting throughout The iriek team won the toss and took the ball The players lilted up 'acohrding to the line published in terda American Land ry Yea kicked ff for Fisk to the 10-yard line was downed near the 16-yard line About three minutes inore suMced for the Fisk eleven to get the ball over the goal line and in about four minutes after the game started bad made a touch down Jenkins failed goal or ante Pore ter Atlanta kicked the ball on a new Mart Some lively playing occurred at this tuneture but Landry flnally got the ball a little south of centre towards the Atlanta's goal and was so well guarded that be made one of his characteristic runs a eroas the goal goal line and made another touch-down Jenkins again failed goaa On the next thart after some Urea rushing Rogers of the Atlanta team got the ball and made a resh for the goat but as he peewee the 10- yard line Lande touched him 'aucem fully The Fisk team then gradually work ed the ball back to the other goal and by tremend ous rushing crossed the line again Landry then kicked an may goal rice some la the seecond bait play iug was still brisk ut the Atlanta always gave way to the Flak tremendous pulling of heavier teem Jenkins of the Fisk team Duette got the bail and by great running made ano ther to uc down Landry hmed to mot too goal They tired up again and kicked ff The ball dropPod near the goal cot the At- ktnta boy but Moore by a move got the ball when there was no one to bead itim and carried 0 yards Omu ta the goal to whit Fisk was working bee rushin the risk men ained much moors got the bail and rap acroas the goal line Land kicked an easy oaL Playing ry still brIalt They lined up again and wes rik kicke off game at ever rush an Miller of Fisk got the bell and ran being well guarded and scored a touch-down Tbey again Itned up but time was called before any more scoring The final score was Flak 26: Atlanta Landry Moore Jenkins Miller and Batcbman did One work foe Fisk The At tants boys were quick and Under good eon- trot but were too light end lees skillful Their full-back Po did good tackling CIGARS TO3ACCOS ETC CHERRY STREET: NEAR MAXWELL HOUSE I I The American's NEW MASONIC TirE AIME: I CHAS A (KARL) -GARDNER 1 Matinee To-D4 1: rertortn- ance To-Nisat lit CLASSIFIED COLUMN FATHERLAND DATE Seven treats Ilan Nit settee et less than two lin taken Positively Adverthtenteate Tait ea Over the Telepheae New Somas! Mostet New DanePs! tr 25e sod 50r Cox's "Brownies' owl 6t -4 THEATER VENDO1LE Matisee To-Dity WANTED fol17)14 611 Church at oc401 The Manhattan Staikeempatil rat catcher Church at great success and will long be remembered for its btauty and the character and variety of its exhibits The people of Nashville and of Tenneuce and the whole South have achieved much in this Exposition and there is iio question that great good will come from It to all the States of the South in an industrial way The exhibits from the farms and gardens the forests millet and workshops Vie with those made at any previous Exposition and they show a wealth of resource in the Southland which is Unmatched by any section and a development which is absolutely surprieing Tbis development is Of recent years too and it has been faster than that shown either the East the Welt or the Northwest At the Terminal Station It'll late in the dey to call attention to a special exhibit but perhaps it will not be out of place to say a word for the last time to the splendid exhibit of the Southern Railway in the Terminal Building at the entrance to the Exposition grounds It la the first exhibit to be seen and it is in many respects the best It is a complete expoaition of the resources and developments of the country along the CM miles of the lines of the Southern Railway in Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi East Tea-Demos and Kenteeky That means almost the whole South for the Southern readies the finest agricultural lands the greatest forting of pine and hard woods the textile mill districts Me coal and the iron regions Along this line are the great fruit sections of the South whether Milts Peaches grapes or other fruit In all respects the exhibit fully represents these various districts and interests me Dieresis As you enter the exhibit from the Termi- 1 hal Station you naturally peas across the room to the mineral cabinets There you will And a display that is simply astonish-leg It is the finest of all the mineral Marley at the Exposition There are others larger perhaps but noes) so complete none with such a collection of Southern minerals The most important minerals in the South are of course iron and coal and in this exhibit ars samples of coal from Jellico Coal Creek and other points in Tennessee slime the line of the road from Middletorough Ky from the rich mines of Jet- 1 lemon and Walker Counties Ala These coils are of fine quality as pill be seen and are the coals which in conjunction with the near-by iron ores make the present great manufacturing developtgent of the Southern Statre The iron ores displays include dozens of samples of red and brown hematite nutstette carbonate and other ores from many localities The greatest display la from East Tennessee and Alabama Display of Golfe Orem The display of gold ores is a wonderful one and deplete the richness of the great veins and deposits along the Southern Appalachians in the States of Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia and Alabama There are many splendid locations for gold mining along the Southern Railway and the Land and Industrial Department has imued a very complete pamphlet deecriptive of the gold belts of the South and of the mints near its lines Other minerals exhibited are silver copbaryta asbestos graphite albite palette talc corundum mica manganese bauxite monazite rutile Derbies mad Granites Passing on around there is fond the large exhibit of marbles granite and other building stones found along the line of the road These are the beautiful marbles of East Tennessee Georgia North Carolina and Virginia the granite from Virginia North Curates and other States etc Slate anti soapatoneore also shown Then there are the line its'eline awl clays with spectowns of chinaware and porc4ain made front the former and earthenware lire brick and other brick from the latter From the Farms In the centre of the exhibit are the agricultural displays and those of the textile mills In the former are exhibits of gram es wheat corn oats rye tobacco pots-tees and all root crops garden truck etc The fruit display includes a large display of apples Pears Peaches Plums grates berries wines etc The cotton display gleel Yeins and cloths of twenty or more varieties from a great number of mills There are 149 completed mills on the South-era system and more building There is a tne woolen display The above is only a mere suggestion of what has been shown at this splendid Exposition by the Southern Railway Ito exhibit proves that the South is not only a country of boundless eatural wealth but is achieving good development in all lines The exhibit stews the wondtrful possibilities of the country for the farmer miner mantiratturer or for investment by any clam of people The best country in the South is Along the loathers Railway In an innalatrial watt Tao (manor from th farms and gardens the forest values an workshops vie with those made at any pre vious Exposition and they show a wealt msource in the Southland which is tut li matched by any section and a developmer which is 'h absolutely surprieing eve opment is Of recent years total and it hi been faster than that shown by either tt East the West or the Northwest At the Terminal Station late in the dqy to call attention to Wig special exhibit but perhaps it will not out of place to say a word Mr the tai time to the splendid exhibit of the Sotel ern Railway i the Te rminal Buildina I the entrance to the Exporltion grounds Is the first exhibit to be seen and it is I respects the best It is a comple many exposition of the resources and develot lo the 5 200 II ments of the country along 1 of the lines of the Southern Railway I Virginta North' Carolina South Carotin Georgia Alabama Mississippi East Ter Kent Demme and That alma a tic 3c means the whole South for the Southern reacht the finest agricultural lands the greate forest' of pine and hard woods the texti mill districts the coal and the iron region Along this line are the great fruit settee of the South whether pelts -peache grapes or other fruit In all respects it exhibit fully represents these various tili Ueda and interests Te mistemoss As you enter the exhibit tr om the erm nal Station you naturally pass across ti room to the mineral cabinets There ye display that Is simply Monist will find a lpg it Is the fineet of all the mineral di elays at the Expoaltion There are othe not larger erhaps but nor so complete Mb such a colleetion of Southern mineral Tbe most important minerals in the Sou of course iron and coal and in tb are exht are sample of coal from Jetta ColilCreek and other points in Tonnes' I' It bliddi from slang the line the road torough Ky from the rich' mines of Jt lemon and Walker Countiee Ala The coils are of fine qua lity as will be see and are the coals which In centuncti with the tear by iron ores make the pr ent great manufacturing development th Southern Stairs The iron ore displays loclude dozens and brown he eamhlee or red hematite zna nette carbonate and other one from ma localitice The greatest display is Mt East Tenneesee and Alabama Dia 14 lay of Gold Orem The display of gold ores is a vendee one and deplete the richness of the gel veins and deposits along the Southern A palachMns in the States of Virginia Noi ere many splendid locations and South Carolina Georgia and Alabse for There mining along the Southern Railway a th Land and Industrial Department I iesued a vere complete pamphlet Meer title Of the gold belts of the South and the mines near its lime Other i Is exhibited a II nera re a Yee es per zinc baryta asbestos graphite alb palette talc corundum mica mangane bauxite monaztte Tuttle Marbles aad Granites Passing on around there is totted I large exhibit of marbles granite and ell building stones found along the line of I road These are the beautiful marbles East Tennessee Georgia North Cara areit Virginia the granite from Virgla North Candles and other States etc Si and soapatondere also shown Then tie are the fine kshans an4 clays with spe hi re and porclain made fr moms nawa the former and earthenware fire brick i other brick from the latter Fronk be Mamas In the centre of the exhibit are the SI cultural displaneand those of the text -et i mills In the former are ex ts gra es wheat corn oats rye tobacco po I tees and all root crops garden truck The fruit display Includes a large disp of apple pthirs peaches plums arer 14r Ines etc Tbe cotton dem if el Yarns and cloths of twenty or nt g'T varieties from a great number of int There are149 completed mills on the Sou tem and more building There I oe woolen display era sys Too imam) is only a met suggestion what has been shown at this splendid I position by the Southern Railway it hibit proves that the South is not oat: country of boundless eatural wealth is achieving good development in all lit The exhibit slows the wonderful possib of the country for the farmer mile ties mantlfacitu es rer or for investment by 1 Masi of people The best country in South ts Along Ilea loathers Itiatlwee BAND OP BARNES Or NEW l'OSIC SS and 4 oho tart pure at told mina and Punch and Judy show Vanity lair to idontity and pay for this advertioement to sell an article which has demJnd Salary or commission Ladies spccially Apply at RICHMOND HOTEL to-day TREATER VENDOINIZ Meader 'secede'? sand TUESDAY' MATINEE 11014 14 The Sparkling French Comedy boarders Location central: room firm-class MRS A lit Iticu()RD 111 Vine at ne3ii2t rut fierce and furious was the game of foot ball played on the letiversity of Nashville campus yesterday afternoon between the Univeroitv of Nartville and Auburn teams It was a very tine exhibition of the sport although the score in the end was 14 to 4 in Aubuth's favor This was no more however than could reatonably te expected is the Auburn is the best In the South with the possible tame time of that of the University of Georgia Auburn's record of last year when taken Into conitideratioti is very encouraging to the blethville team in the four games which they played during the season they acute 130 points to 18 by their opponents They defeated Sewanee 'alga Nashville defeated two weeke ago by a score of 38 to 11 The GeoegiaSehool of Technology which bud a good teem had defeat elishoil out to them by Auburn to the tune of 40 to 0 Mercer University bad a very fair team yet Auburn beat them by a store of 4C too Auburn met her Waterleo however in her ennui Tbankstiving game with Georgia when she wai detested by the very clue store of 8 to a The htidtahville team lined up at exactly He pour a nbile Auburn wu some two or three pounds heftier mettle average From the stnt It seemed that the game would be Atiburies as their men all have the aide vantage of more training antl their play' lug was quicker and snappier Many of Auburn's meet have been playing ball for thepast fuur years with the Auburn tett and every 011 of them bashed 'a great deal of foot bail experience Pentou who played at fullback for Auburn le an VoId Vintinia mare having the reputation et being the best guard the Vir- ginia team ever had and his playing sas simPlY magnificent bucking the line be Ing hie strongest point One of the Nashville hoes remarked last evening after the tame that to go against Penton whet be attempted to bock the line was lust the same thing as committing suicide The pork of Wills Glenn Holcombe and Pierce for Auburn was also very One The Auburn team chows thortugh training and they play quick bill in many Instances no signal at all being given The boys lust lined up each man seeming to know exactly what his work was to be directly and die it Nashville's best playing was done by Harvey who has played on Auburn for two or three seasons and yea a very Important factor In making that team the winner 1bat It was Harvey played at left tackle Yes terday and be was in every play that was made his bard tackling bringing matte of his last year's centrades to a very short atop Ashley Muykendall Welch and Walker played In fine form and made mat tees very uncomfortable for the Alabama titel en more than one A summarized acrxmat of the game folk we: Nashville won the toss and chose to de feed the emelt peal Penton kieeed off for Auburn to Duke on the le-yard Hue Duke returning for a gain of 1 yards: Walker Harvey and Kuyettelail went against the line for gains of 2 3 and 1 eards: Looney tried the line for a elk of 1 yard and Walker for 2 thus forfeiting the ball to Auburn en downs Auburn tried Nashville's lie three downs ithout the required gain after which Nashville began a series of brilliant bucks arainst euhutens line pushing them down the field a distance of 25 yards before their etturee was checked two downs without the torettary game prompted Walker to punt the bail over to the 20-yard line from that point Auburn punched Nashville's centre for gains aegregatitg 21 yards when Penton was forced to a kick-over whieli nutlet in Auburn's reicainiag the ball on the Syard line Auburn maee a grand rush ulna Nashville's line for 4 yards etnil in the next down Purtfoy varied the ball over the remaining 1 yard Holcombe felled' an ran goal naking the store to a Time 16 mieutte The remainieg foer minutes of the half 'sere marked eapecially Holcumbe's run for de yards before he was tackled by Moat this Pin wee followed by small gates by tine plays and time was called ce Nashville's 25-yard line the tented half pea opene4 by Wittier trickle' off to Purifoy on the linyerd Punkty returning to the e0-yarn line: Altura trit Neetiville line for no gains end kat the ball on Imeo sailed around kit end for 15 yards aril Ashley gained 1 yard in the opposite direction but the scat Ma flays resulted In reverses and Auburn took the ball on down Penton pente-t over to the 30-yard line and Walker returned 10 yard two dooms re suit 10 small gains ord Walker kickel cver for e0 'Ando losing the ball to Auburn Auburn went 'loan the field to the 5-yard line by a series of pretty line and end pine cud Glenn carried the hall over liolcembe failed goal Time 10 micutem later I to 1Valker kkked aft to the 15-yard Ike and by a eerie of rivets Auburn took the ball to tee 40-yare line when Wills totted too opening In Neetiville's line and with intere rent by Gitlin headset Weight for a toucheown Ilene kicked goal Time 3 minutes Score 14 to Walker kicked off ter the 2-yard line Penton returned to the 10-yard line tan play with a gain of as many yards and Penton kicked over to the 10-yard line Neste returned 5 yards in the next down lesiekendall went areeed the left end and with a ineetitiful interferenee by Walker earriel the ball to the 4 yard line before being downed: Auburn massed for a terrific creels against her line which came tine the bell was I yard nearer goal cxps'tlig the mama pity again Atibern awls a firm eland but Ashley slipped Amur' tight end for a toticielowm Walker felled goal Time 2141 ininetes Score which aka final 14 to 4 With four minutest to PIO the teams ileed up and tilletel neer the centre of the fitI4 and time pee tailed on Naebeilker teams It was a very tine ex bibition the 1t port although the score in the ent was 4 4 in Aubuen's laer This was however than could reationa bi 111(1rr te expected is the Auburn teeth is Abe best in the South with the possible excep Dos of that of the rulaeraitY of Georgia Auburn 's record of tut year when taken Into conitideratiott is very encouragIng to the Nathvillo team in the four games which they played during the season they scond 130 points to 13 by their opponent They defettted Sewanee whieh Nashville defeated two vette ago by a score of 38 to 8 The Geoegia'Rehool of Technology which bud a good teem had defeat hishoil out to them Auburn to the tune et 40 to II I it had a very fair tea ercer Imre hh yet Auburn beat them by a store of 4C toe Auburn met her Waterlco however in her anted Thankeetving game with Georgia when she wai detested by the very Motet more of 8 to 12 ttta tahville team line4 up at exactly LAM Poun Ila wbile Auburn wu some two or three pounds begetter or From average Fro the stiot It seeed that the game would be emburtes as their men all have the ad vantage of Moro training and their play- lug was quicker and snappier Many of Auburn men have been playing ball for themast fuur years with the Auburn teant every very one of them bait hed 'a great dal of foot bail experience e' Pentou who played at fullback Mr Au girt a i team ever bed and bi hi rein 1 a men having the urn 4 an old eputation at being the best guard the Vir- i imply magnificent bucking II the lplate rt itie n- be Ins th hie strongest point One of Nash- vi es remarked as even ng a ter II bo 1 I the game that to go against Penton whet be attempted to beck the line was lust the sa me thing as committing suicide The work of Wills Glenn Holcombe and Piero for Auburn was also very fine The Au- burn team shows thoreugh training and they play quick bill in many Instances no signal at all being gi ven The boys lust li ed i up eae man seem ng now ex- achy what his work was to be directly and did it Nasbvitle's best Playing was done 'by' playing Harvey who has played on Auburn for two or three masons and was a Teri important (actor In making that team the factor einuer I bat it waseHarvey played at left tackle arm terday and be was in every play that was made his bard tackling bringing maim of his last year's comrades to a very short mop Ashley huykendall Welch and Walker played In fine form and made mat- Mrs very uncomfortsale for the Alabama bete on more than one A eummarized aceoeat of the game MI- mew Nashville won the toss and chose to de Med the north real eenton kieed off for Auburn to Duke en the lit Yard line' Duke returning for a gain ot 7 pirate Walker Harvey and Kuy- tended went the line for gains of 2 3 an 1 ear Looney tried the line for a teen of 1 yard and Walker for 2 thus forfeiting the ball to Auburn en downs Auburn tried Nashville line three downs eithout the required gain after which Nashville be a 11 bucks began a series of bet lent uc arainst eulture them own a line pushing the field a distanCe of 25 yards before their was checked two downs without comae the gains prompted Walker to punt the bail over to the 20-yari line from that point Auburn punched Nashville's cem tre for mine gegregatteg it yards when penton wea forced to a kick-over wheal nutlet in Auburn's reMohair the ball on the 5yard line Auburn mmie a grand rush asaintt Nashville's line for 4 yards onti in the next down Purifoy carled the ball oyer the remainiter I yard tiolcombe tailed easy tat kin the more 4 an a a to 0 Time 16 menthe remainlog four minut of the half the es sere marked eapeciaity te tioteurnbea run for 3 yards before he was teckled by Moats this rim was followed by small gates by line playe and time as called re Nashvilloos 25-yard line lbe second half it orle al ned It er ki elerg off to Purifoy on the lin yard lin triloy returning to the 0-yard line A I turn trite Neshville line for no gains end I at the ball On WIDE 1)1 1k0 Saile a around kit en4 for 15 yards ril Ashley a anted 1 yar4 in the opposite direction tet the neat tee teem resulted in reversett bail en an Auburn too et a al on owes ton pente4 over to the 30 -yerd line ant Welker returned 10 yard two dooms re stilt In email gains ord Walker kickel ever for et) yards losing the ball to Auburn Auburn went Mien the field to the 5-yard line by a aeries of pretty line and end plate cud Glenn carried the tall over Bid- cembe failed goal Time 10 Memo to is tore evo lo ker cked aft to Me 111-yard tiro en by a tortes or twee Pletat Auburn took tho hall te the Ithyard tine elhell Villa tnund a opening in Neshville's lin and with 'meta reeve by Giten heaelett straight for a touctelown: nerve kicked goal Time 3 minute Score 14 to Walker kicked off to the 2-yard line Pentoeturned to the Ill line ten play with a gain of as teeny yards and over to the 10-yard line Penton kicked Mate returned 5 I yards: the next own ten enti ali wen ith a bestitifl interferenee by Witham the ante 4 left end an i we tarried the ball to the 4 yard line before being downed: Au burn assed for a ter- ia I nearer goal ex emelt against her line which came an4 th bll as yar Pettit a the same Pict again aub Mat urn a firm eland but Ashley slipped arour4 tight end for a tottelelowte Volker MIMI goal Time 2141 min rtes Score hick vies final 14 to 4 With four minutest to pima the teams Ili mil un and Moved neer the centre of the tel4 end tire em canoe on Naimoli( teaptain of tha Monsuch Of Adapted train limo Irreutb by Col KillIces Seats ea bale In city or oountry am bookkeeper assistant bookkeeper or Woo min by young nun 20 years old wIth renetot Can loon empiorer Von or C'00 Adnreso care Me office oe301t New and Attractiva Features tor romps and board ta privato tinty Nvw house all niodora row vrtairoces litterneet midired 1502 mgGavotk trvbet tbda AT ik RIST' the Department of Dan Mary Vanderbilt University ia now open for lb reception of patients trout 10 until 313 Cherry et Take le eater third Boor oc14thuinittut1 'A lightning-fast track magnitieent and an enthusiastic crowd of all conapired to make the racing at Cumberland Park yesteedaya splendid suecess That the mime at the popular South Sidi) trick Is On the "tummy" there can be no doubt yid If the meeting doett mit yrovieto be one of the best ever held there It will not be on account of the clau et mart offered Ile onfiditiott of the track nuty be readily surtntsed when Brighton's time for the retie In the third race is glanced at tie covered the distance In 14014 but was 'driven bard the bat rixteenth In the bat i event luau-tut ran to the half pole In''47 The fields were again large anti the specu'Olen very lively The "bOokies" and the talent broke very nearly even on the 'day If there Waa an difference either way the form-players had tbe beet of It ea two favorites and en qual member Of seconttchoicio 'woo The only "outsider to pass first under the wire wag tongburet and the "ptkers" were down on him to a man 'rho sensation ot the afternoon In the betting ring was the plunge on Grace Gilt per la the aeCond race The price against the Hayes filly's chancesopetted at 15 to 1 and the rush that follbwed induced the penciller to cut theseodds gradually until 8 to It was the Very beet that could be fcland at poet time However the are grove easy for hicAlbert the favorite Who witt Levee extended end won molly by rock front Grace Giltner who as easily leek the place Several hooks refueed to take any more on Glitner after the sad-tiling bell rang Tbe first rate a "felling affair at five WA a half forlongs drew a field of nine to fees the starter Miss vorne opened a warm favorite at 3 to 5 but found so few backers that tut good as 4 to 5 could be bad totaintit tier at the post Count wag a strong second choice his price reigning Weedily at 2 to 1 Tie start was an ex cellene one jleartku getting off in front a bead over Sunshine Derby Mali Mae i i third by a bead away Count Pons o' as- ib toned the lead at the quarter ard tip-toed Ills field from theists on wkning at the wire 1 by al length from the favorite'whoeasily took the place being four lengths in front i'tte Hcartlees Derby Maid closed a big gap rue Dairy Marco tired badly the last quer I' tee i opened a strong favorite for i the second event a five furlong dash for 2 year-olds Lucky Monday wax the second pick of the talent when the betting opened 1 at I to I while the price" against the others ranged from 4 Auctioneer to 30 Belle Foa1 ter The favorite opened at 4 to 5 but e'ent to even money while Grace Giltner 'whose opening price was 15 to 1 speedily i receded to 8 to 5 The start was again food Belle Foster It having half a length the beet of it over McAlbert who was In turn a head in front of May Clarkson At the half pole the favorite had assumed the 7 icsA while Auctioneer was in second place a head away After he went to the front McAlbert was rever in trouble witless pas common gallop by a neck from Grace Gittner who In turn ees a length and a kali in front of Fourth Ward ateAlhert 1 'situ never in trouble end won under a itionble wrap John McCarthy eloreel i a big gap and finished fourth only half a "aength behind Fourh Ward Auctioneer 4 -WU made too much use of the first peet land tired badly on the end Manilas was a heavily played favorite for the third race a one-mile selling event With Brigliton a strong second-choke at 2 to 1 and li to The start wad again an excellent one Tutuilla having it bead the teat of it Mazarine soon went to the front Acwever and maintalqed his advantage no I ill the last sixteenth pole where Brighton loitered him Maurine showed his yellow treak when this oteurred and quit like dog Brighton won by a leneth under a rive in the good time of 1:401 and wait ecing away at the finish Gilmore eased sti on Ranecithe and came near losing third plat a' Bich Noon and Pete Kitchen were equal lavorites for the fourth race selling at 4ne mile anti a field of nine responded to lie bugle cell Pill fiewriy Serf and it eitutighuret were (41'11'11second-choices at 4 1 each The odds offered against the liter starters ranged from 8 Alva to toe it Jain They got off to a first-elars tere all in a hunt ti BM Dowdy having a ead the hest of it mer Serf Loneburst as next to last the final quarter hut a plendid finish by Creehurpt enabled him win at the wire by a heed in a hard rive Lady Britannic antildbase won in itotber jump and was ball a length in rent of Illeh Noon at the alien High 'eon swung wide at the last torn white oneleiree skinned Ilia rail Andrews was Pry little help to Lady Itritannir and OBI wdy quit tiredly in the etreteb i- 'l Teatime's the 1 to 2 shot woe the list Nee a five and a half furlong selling ati Ir in a gallop Jumnits tinishcet itoontid 7 a Nay at le beating Bhuttlecock for tho ken ty frier leueths Foil liend ran well i tit tit 1 on the end Takanasore went to he trot when 'tidy and Juanita did not Stalk sa on Thuroiry Linnetto war ell bendy not in racing oenditten i Ilia summaries 'first rants 411 torleurst selling for 3 year-Olds sad upward purse roma 131 ICI Cornball 2 to I Won easily by a length Wiwi Verne lot 0kt-it 7 to to sue out nee I nell: liedellenn iti: (I l'onnyl III to I third Imo 1 Oa Waite Sunshine Derby i aid Trivon Id Tortpotaa loan ran mooed race ta mile for that I lave ant won ntore then am Tame puree Poe a-ItiAlbert tea 1110111 fib 4 atm galiopina Pr a neck: (Imre iltoto let INt-woontt II la ti t' nd II la tt eeTand roorth Mart 10 la 1 icti lime I Ova kw (bower may chilli on Luray Montley Jolla MtCarthr and l' Hie Faster II leo tan Third race I mile oiliest tow 2-yearoMde land yaw it'd: pure 24t lit tanton tat te iCambs) to won estate Itv a tenath and I a bait MatarlitT to It tot' oolt ow und Haat rlite 6 to I third lime 1 eel Tuttes A Traveler also ran i ProUtth rite 1-14 odes ter Attrearoltiv and upward purse Pea 0 It I onsiturst tni terowlautalt A to I won by half a length' oily Britannic Vi iSailrewat lot to to a trona Matt Noon If II t--nibsi: to I bird Time I la OI dy st LIt1 I itlee Pete Kiti lien Alva and Sir John taut IM mat fly IN tartan vottire for Ityear Iliin and upward nurse 120tit Tekertattere tot POWOV4II I to Ic WOO reetly It? a 1-reth enlist IC: (C 011 0114 In tg 1 an A to I Iteetend! Stiuttlertak Ill fakir) 'I to third 'rent l'e7 rmiitint riot Meld of litaattee on4 1filetto alert ran i 1 11'11-Beyit Vestries rim race vsi obis and up- ta mite Merry ll' lloorte Noe Iterne Pahl Chao Br Work to7 teseirer Pemberdon 114 retitle Mateo Sloth' 1 butto let flionid 2 yoir eleie nine- Mitt Orem Our l'henett Ill 1'Irate lire sive i let Mike linvortn 14411 Mame 14 Tatra 54 4iti Mgt II 40tIOIS Ng mita Nick i trier Ito rittleititer ire Inlay lie Poilfin it 1 Laredd I Geo It Nettie ad tre II Cog el l'' 1 lint It 1 rottil't rare lopirplipi Itti i4It 'WI! tril It 4 rebuke litintitien lit Pettit hitt too Irovelre lel ill rt Lonlitiiinif mil' 04 rim tate lentotintot 11Irte mitt over flow kithenent It alart'lla (Mr Id heont PatioOtto I Mr Mat It talk I 1'111'1)0m to plreor I Mr Henteri creto tstr Trouttal'e lel pert offered i Tbe oneMtion of the track may be meal- ty'surtnteed when Brighton's time for the yelle In the third race is glanced at He 'covered the distance In 1:404 but was '-en bard tbe last rixteenth In the last Vent luaulta ran to the half pole The gelds were again large anti the specu- 'Mien very lively The "bOokles' an4 the talent broke merY Smarty even on the 'day If there was any difference either way the fortn-players had the beet of It es two favorites and en hqual mumber ef seconttchoteset atom The only tsider to pass first under tbe wire was ou Cie Longburet and the "pikers" were down on him to a man The sensation of the afternoon In the betting ring was the plunge on Grace Gilt 1 Iser Li the second recs The price against the Heyes filly cbancereopened at 15 to I ancl the rush that frdlbwed induced the eencillers to cut these odds gradually until 8 to a was the Vera best that could be Mend at post time However the fare grove easy for eicAlbert the favorite Who was Levee extended end won molly by rock front Grace (Meier who as easily Owe Several Melte I ks re nee 4 leo th to take any more on Giltner after the sag- Idling bell num I Tbe linit race a netting affair at aye ant a half forlonge drew a teal of nine to tam the starter Miss Verne opened a warm favorite at 3 to 6 but found so few Packers that as good as 4 to 5 could be bad townie tier at the post Count Menses was i' a atmng second choice his price reigning atemilly at 2 to 1 The start was an ex- cellene one Ileartites getting off in front Mead Mad ov Sunshine Derby Mail I third by a bead away Count as- I stoned the lead at the quarter ard tip toed Ills field train thents on whining at the wire I I iby al length from the faveriteowboeasily I took the place bang four lengths in front et Wartime Derby Maid cloned a big gap sue Dairy Mares tired badly the last guar tee MeAlbert opened a strong favorite for the second event a five furiong dash for year-olds Lucky Monday wax the second rick of the talent when the betting opened 1 at 3 to 1 while the prime against the others i ranged from 4Auctimmer to 30 Belle Fos- ter opened II The favorite pe at 4 to 5 Vent to even money while Grime (lath er ice 'Mose (limning pr as 15 to 1 sPeedllY eod I to 8 to 5 The start Walt again food Belle Foster having half a length le Site bett of it over MeMbert who was In turn a head in front of May Clarkson At the halt pole the favorite had assumed the MIA while Auctioneer was in second place a head sways After he went to tho front Meelbert Was never in trouble wirelike Mee common gallop by a neck from Grace Gilmer who in turn ties a lenyth and a hist! in front of Fourth 'Ward eleAlbert I 'was never in trou ble end won under a tremble weep John McCarthy closee a big gap and finisheti fourth only bale a 4 '3ength behind Four Is Ward Auctioneer 4 ewu made too much use of the first part land tired badly on the end Mazarine was a heavily played favorite for tbe third race a one-mile selling event istith Reigaton a strong second choice at 2 to 1 and It to 5 The Mart Wan again an excellent one Tutuilla having a head th test of it Mazarine soon went to the front I however and maintalgett ail the last sixteenth pole his advantage no where Brighton I hollered him Maurine showed his yellow treak alien this occurred and quit like dog Brighton on by a length under a rive in the good time of and wet acing away at the finish Gilmore eased Op on Ranti011e and came near losing third place Bich Noon and Pete Kitchen were equal 'favorites for the fourth race selling at me mile anti a field of nine responde4 to th bugle cell Pill Deeds Serf and L'aittaighuret Immo temaimecond-choices at 4 I each The odds offered against tbe thee Mertens ranged from 8 Alva to 109 'ir Jame They got off to a first-elate trra all in a bunch lail Dowdy having a lied the best of it met serf toneburet as next to last the final quarter hut a plendid finish by Crovennet cuabled him win at the wire by a bead in a heel rive Lady Britannic won in metier jump and eas half a length in ea sont of High Noon at the reeteh High 'eon swung wide at the laet Uteri white Miro skinned the rail Andrews was onc my little help to Lady Druannta owl MN wdy quit tiredly in the tome i i Takeouts the I to 2 shot atm the list Nee a five and a half furlong yelling at- lair in a gallop Mimes linishe4 Keened i 11 tatty ste le beating ehuttlecoek the lace te feet' leurths rolailend ran wee I et tit '3 on the end Tameless4i went to A he froa when lead and luanitit did not 0 Sulk se on Thureley Linnette was cvl lastly not In racing torditton The summitries I First rate eie turleure selling for 3year- es matt upward pone leo-mime rento leS ri Cerebral to I won castle he a Mugge 'Aiwa Verne toe tem' 7 to to nod out see- ne: Ileareleee to ti Penny) lit to I third 0 ime 1 ete Item elate Sunshine loctby I ad Trivon mid Teronciee also rant emend race re Mlle ler 2-yierohlit that 1 tare ant son oc ors thso fl re purse 144 metietberi tea 1110111 So 4 eon aallnplatt by a nem orsto mime 99 temmie to ond to th pleapd rmirth maim le to ire Time I ON kill ttIllotr May Clark I te iini ey to 1 iii art and on tieity sito Foster II Tbird race siso mu 1 mile silting for Myearolds end upwistd 1urse Iii iirightort te fe i esil bx a teneth end Combs) It to won ap Mantr 4 to 6 niI mit setond Rao- mom 6 to I third Time 1 401 Tuttle aid ir Traveler also ran Fourth roes I WC hilits for 3-yeartnide led upward purse Pio 0 lotnehurto rcrewhinett A to 1 on by half a mere sey Britannic ei i nerswei Co to 1 and 3 to eisrond nigh Noun lol iC f-intioi7 to bird rime I ils Bill Bandy Serf Itittit 4 nate pta Kitt hen Alta and Sir Jratin also ran 'le mit far 514 twines setliss for ftyssr meg and mama nurse test Tiskatiastre est Pontyro I to 2 no rAotty snita let (C mentet Pt try 1 4114 3 le I I 0 mend: Shuttleetuk 113 (AVM 3 te third altne lot rmIttat rim 'mud r111111 Of ant Lhfictte aim rm i iretenny's Vestige i rim tact 1 Ni Mile and up: 1140 mil Hole retertin Ire Nett Immo Milo term Pemba Mon lefe Octelli t)11sy Maro atoa trkeetme cam er mere im Irspirer 1 autio 102 asseed fiVe flenr mite- out Stream Our Chence 113 Vieth let sive i MI Mike Haverty Lady rhansO 112 1 Third mete tile eat mentos 1 11 111 etre crier lie ye emotior tri Trent pootma 1 Loved) tet Nemo es (Mote II Cot se 1 Itel le i 1 retifV1 Tiles 111irettle sol It1 '411114 it 111111-flonstien ill Pettit Isles-Amy mi itreeetts V11 ft it 10flatintlit (dila 'A tame amerinet mime gots VW Ode kithoishl Vistaens IMP Is Swint aloish114 i mr tile kt Peek Str riteltert lp Mere i Mr Helaine te termite OM Tame fele lie Centennial City Resorts "Vie Cashes" A 'Old Vies "Over the Rhine" "Ilse Alhambra" (Colo litalitsarel Centel WANTK to know that roy laundry business baa inereased to ouch an moot that hove boon torred to add an additional telephone to ny tip-town manic It you tad 'Phone WI buoy rail lo30 and 7011 will it retry prompt ttentica and wood work JOHN A proprietor Met wen a Laundry oc29 bt Gerst'S Famous Beer ou tan awl litittaat at an atseea trade Itti-acre farm for work greorle 1074Ei 700 Eathorlszt it et" Tennessee Academy of Music 4 I I 1100 11 3 ltw1 10 itr Pork thirty rwypti 11- tvile riout itco al Ii tIontor norge 11 Nirit eartr 4 hogterl ItotAtion 1' evelo Dronor 1144ueta day at 111 ii 011004 141 to4t n1011119141 WILL 1AII itglat Lb tromp ott Mattel Will Claw To-Day Meet Good Seasowl CINCINNATI Oct heroes ran well up to term at Latonia to-day tour of the 'winuers being favorites Jackanapes in the last nee was the ouly top favorite that failed to win Lexington Pirate winner of the third race entered to sell for SrpO Waft boosted to $000 by IL Brown OWIP of Titnorak The horse was bought in by Riddle hie owner To-morrow the Latoula meeting will close Tkoweatizer was clear and cool tend track fan Sumniark a 4 FirPt riee offing 1 Hour 101 (Conley) 13 to 5 won Grayling 105 (Gleason) to 1 and 6 to 5 second Lyille 96 (Dupee) to 1 third Time 1:4114 Three tiara For intim Sir Ebony Leaseman Con Reagan Sam Pitge also ran Second race: 110 (Over ton) 1 to 2 won Keelona )1OtConIeyi te 3 and 3 to Spaldy 100 (Cooper) 40 to 1 third Time Baster Happy Ten Armorel -ClaireHe Btougham Queen of 1 Heratbourne also ran 1 Third race selling: 1 Pirate 106 (Randall) I to I won Timoreht 103 491 to 1 and 2 to 1 second: Bus-wile 103 (Frost) 60 to 1 third Time 1:4241 The Pleeter AWN Kathie' May Bonnie Belle Belzer Lovejoy Holi Number Pallas MIPS Frans Birmingham also ran Fourth rare I mile awl 70 112 (O Reiff) 6 to won Old Centre 120 O'er-kin?) 4 to 1 and 6 to 5 seeond: Elano 116 (H Veilliame) 8 to 1 third Time 1:48 Black Silk Yolax Jamboree Chagrin Valmont Carib ran Fifth race I 105 (Conley) 9 to 10 won: Ardatb PT (Peterrnau) 6 to 3 and 7 to 10 second: Sangamon 107 (C Reiff) 6 to 1 third Time Verde Cecil Leteher Tidiness leo rim Sixth race 11-16 113 (Conley) 4 Ws 1 won: Jaekanapes 100 (C Reiff) even end out 'sepotid: Don Quixote 112 (Perkins) 2 to 1 third Time Conan Doyle Eli dad Farrell Aureate Siam also ran Marten for To-U? First race: Buchner Tao Feely Alvin t8 Dorothy IIl Tremona Lulu Assaspin Reuben Rowett Wheelbarrow lel The Navy 101 Troy 103 Peggy 105 Three Bars 113 Bernnd ran 100 Agatha 143 Etna Jacket Performance Winger Vit Let( her 104 Sheer Stella Belle Brembit le7 O'cannell 110 Third raee handicap 2 Me Kenzie 911 Itasendylle 113 Big Knight 26 Kitty Barton BC Sir Ebony ltd Endurance IOC Fourth rare handietp 1 mile and 70 Grayling et What Next 07 Ardath 100 Lord Zeni W4 Madeline 104 Lou Bramble 117 Fifth tam KOPIOUS Lena Myers 14 Tuseuium 07 Lucy 91 The Doctor )00 Danforth Bucksaw Philip Byrnes Benfleville 10dpeigal Arcturus Guide Book Moettire 117 Virgo' Cook 112 -e-e selling 7e Bramble fat Prbse-utor Log khart 101 Peneha II 102 Bisesunt 102 ryi lone 1o7 Cecil Miss Ron Lealeman Old Centre 115 ELTEIIS IN IIARNFAIL Lou keine ttleettorg Comes to goes rebuttal Close LOCIS111E Oil third and moet sineeirsini meet Of the toolovifie Driving 111nrtaltoft fame to a dose this after- 1 noon The splendid westhee that has Prevailed almost throughout the meet marked the last day Tht re were four races on the card two new sod two undkished Th via pace nutiniehed DOM yestereay was the dist decided Nicol 114 victory over 111f NOWOOham yeaterdavh wati not repotted tmdsy for the hay snare won three beats easily Nteol Eofre the only horse that could pace Nellie torr Lemoroe having been distanced in the ::15 trot the two narrowed down to Cant end Emily It oas one-aided Emily needing no urging to take the two brat3 necessary for the rice A tillage Farm entry also captured tho reit itte the rat) trot The Monk wall favorite and bia aay win of otraight heats proved that ho was justly tot Georg Arno hallengett him In the btrtich but the gelding drew away cagily levity time The p4CO'filt0 partook rit the nature of a match rare there being but two tOIFIPS Ferrol llorr and Joe galley lo the drat Mat There lies Mlle choice between tient in the hotline b4t after the first boat the Huhintrer ktfy f101 the MI 01'4'01110 Of an easy tory He took the second heat alert by a half totsta sod won the third and duel hest so be pleased The aegrost topnotch to an aeeldent of the entire moot hanpenrel in the third host of the 211 ewe heti COI Th0111141 and llagolto collid1 at the head of the wretch while trying to move out to avoid Hoti who had broken mkt littO Pnialibod but the ho'ses an2 driver eitispcd itiMey sumtrpriee: claim paInt purse $10110 tottlalobOd from yolartdoy) Lady' NotiMaiiitio hi Nottledbani 2 1 I 1 Ntcol 11 1 (M1augh1in) 1 2 IN It (1 11 3 3 a ritpt Creed) tn 6 3 7 Vol 'Thoroton (C Van 'Met 5 2 )4 Nia) Otpagalet blk (Wolher) 7 4 (tvttoo I 4 A illlarna ni tHutbi I 4 Iseptotie tit ltt ittesom) tfi 24 7 ft htmo Ildi ilareneci 11 11 dr Nylin 11 to 4 1m1liallt) dr Time 21314 bets 2 loll 2 lois 71 Iot fgoitha luta IL'oa tuntiolahed troll) 1 oeotelayi! Elegy ly 11 gent ill tn ttleertt 1 1 tn's' 2 2 11mm 0 a 01tp) Ia IP' :14 to ItA 1q141 Th 14 tV ctc're 1 1 In Ni tI I I 2 111 I I 111 NV141 2 4 el '31 or tort to 3 1 A ttut t410to tIt Coos row I Tins 2 It 103 'V cl oto loft take II now iler Herr iti (Walk itsle) It tWil004 141 1 ON IA to t'foloon to the Irront I im sod Utrolueattl ft FT Et shoot 0 I -110 2011)110r4 100miro)1 ot4111) otlfulla 11416 bo TRY ALLEN'S FOOTEASE pow 1 etl ftb tilt- 14 t't 7111114 At tttt tr 1 t01 ktt1 tttt ritttrt ttttt tot It Or ilk it' it rtttit ttttr tttt It nttittit tI 1-1 ktt I tti 141 fl4 ttatttl CON 1010 IllttiPtite tit' 014 1ttt 11441944 ttttrtAt 411Ptitt 1 Fitt yon I I- 4001 41' Ow frq 111i AVultto to I 110 1 oe bdt kW A4 4Filt LOOK TO THIO KITCHEN Sobriety end Herseineas Dispeused by Good Cook We are sincerely glad that a Washington minister hats diseovered that good cookincis a valuable aid to temperance end that bad cooking will drive a man to drink There lot no doubt however that be le speaking the truth If ir are not now given over entirely to inebriety it is tot bccsuse some cooks of our acquaintance have failed to supply all the oeceilaary retie sons 4 I The argument of the clergyman alluded to is practical Food unsttractively presented fails to stimulate the appetite end if also badly cooked does not fiord the requisite amount of nutrition The rtomach craving shetenance of a nature most easily assimilated seeks to supply by liquor the lack of Support for which the improperly cooked food is responsible This is sound reasoning end is much more to the polut than blaming the drink habit upon the theory of original stn- Hygiene le closely associated with morals It is just as important that good cooking be taught In the schools as that the Bible he read to daily exercise Now that the pulpit is beginning to realise this fact and is disposed to lend its powerful aid to a subject unfortunately considered merely gross and sensual there is a possibility that the day cf general appreciation is not long to be postponed A woman who can took who Is not indifferent to the appearance of her table and who does not trust anything and everything to the wonlan who happens to be employed in the kitchen is indeed a rare treasure It is said that a good chef never lets a dish pass out of his domain until he has approved it through the sense of taste and sight If the same care were only exercised by the housewife there would be a happier eondition of affairs As it is the slave of the kitchen ignorant generally of hygiene and sometimee lacking even to common sense is satisfied with greasy steak with half raw potatoes and with the mealy yam burned to a cinder A new sin is bow upon her heed Who can tell bow many drunkards she bee forced upon the world The trouble is that most people believe that good cooking and extravagance are synonymous They accept as a truism the old PAITIdin about 'a cod' bead for four pence and nine glinting with condiments to serve with it Nothing as a matter of fact could be further from the idea we are intending to mover It come no more to prepare a well-cooked meet than one sibich is beyond the power of the human stomach to digest Nor is Owe anything degrading or trivial in this matter of gastronomic study When Richelieu could invent the mayonnaise when Talleyrand could spend an hour daily with his cook and when Lord did not tensider it beneath his dignity end Intellect to grapple with the intricaeles of the kitchen we of lessee genius can most rertainly not hesitate We may not be happy too Ai the Itnowledee that while hitherto we applauded the tasteful delicacy because it pleased or palates we are now contributing to the cause of temperance The higbeet moth niay hereafter aecompany the furring of the spoon and when we roastfour beef or stew our cabbage we may be elevated by the thought Ithat we are contributing to the moral progress of the human l'otit TOM TAGGiiwro oistLe almonopmwoo0 'rows nrPot Ineetatorant Walter fao Mayor cat indiswapolts "A emit I always botor than a frown bother In religion polities or brUllinOtni A plossant affable mem "boss arettna is a refroahlos ea tante Is mu i I to he preferred to the urtooty totetiturn moo who has po Inure tantiment and warmth ta him than there are Ili a hloodike Ride That plesoint smile pays la exemplified In the career of TOon Tessart who wee re-eloettot Mayor of Indishspolis the miner day by one of the Istr000d pluralititsi trot a candidate for that Mons them ever received 'o Thus evoke Cooptr ot Indianapolis at the Ft-Nu-no las "Issitart la the roost popular man in the fteintareth party In Jodiatm PO dOlibt abeUt Olt routtoued kir COOP'S "till political career is fit to ho Ineurpevited in a book of logratibiest Soto hos piloted for the especial to milt of Young Ainerira lastratt twasu life aa a poor alter In tbo roatooratit of tho old moon depot at InLIcinpolis Ito hover it rumbiod et hi humble station hi filo but a ttLd a strictly to btisinewo acid dod his work well Ile was al-toys rherful and Invariably had pleasant smile for every eustomer who rem In the lunch Oottlittl And Mulches filen and polithosus from over" cnrof Of lioineiardom atc lunch tit that old do pot rostsureid and hoe ilittlf nut-sated tor ltio Illoito4114 doitttopt of ibis altar who was 81t vo fteteen 01 it full atone of 'honor wit log-yaws smile ts came known from ftteithrot to Poway County over Owen loan ann VitAlly Titrotott botatno tho Owns' nt On ti('pot tostotiocatit one thty fond the tome onlin wee ett po hi 'tel hi bc bold ths halm Imo Itom Taligort to Rao to dabble la lorin crottle politics Ile bet amol a Preelni I roomboiteetn11 oapt lo OW lititiOA lint MA sr- fib ility and political tO tettlnifirtel Hod he wail mane Ehnittlinn Of MO Iblarion roomy IPm er4 Ile CollititittiV Ili Attu IPA 'tow Ito thp tioptort ottYind he in limo 4 to stoat the mono ebaerful smile and nail he was loads Chaltawn taa Sotto th ittpormite l'PIttnittio tip atilt had OP not Polio tor evrt body Mohair HI Oil Pin or II nee rItt hon ha too the filet tome tpr plitlp yo novo IIIL tin ti Win 'WIMP ReInfh lh SO teit 4141 ho nit (Atli Okft tile' of 'tl wit et4itlite A the Philp 41s1 I 0 4 ip tt 1 potity Itto nithl 140 qt frn? it N'r Tfittlett ItlIt mot i Pot ecollor 0 fkh yeat cod of tb bit ettiolti no toe of 'Mt offif 0 lit tile titanit 'tont Witt I to ea CIE hesdnotartoos for Iiie itom 114 oolitielaroe cd tha 41414 1st illt i t'i' ilt tit flit Atitlitoi A Ifthee 1110 th '411kot piPpotof tht or of loolontospoits tit I o'n limit qt tit is it iiiicti 4 Mayor by al plotoiltpptled IY htlt 4Pto ht to itutyort oltif 1 A ilthlitilt in no tit tot of that city flirt to tor' ttse lotio'ly tor tint AititttA to 4110 hi4 I Li atight the tet0t litte Milo I oft 1141to re iti 'timid 0 1t 11 1 i I iii-twIilli iil A 11i0itilt 111'11C tyail- iii 11110 tout I OtIft tAt Altho 11 11 01Aliti lb( Nip oillittlit it tin titi riliiiirtiite A 4i tili it ftnm Vi4 NI Win by tbc oneta of floe cpnitisn tIVeeilli Al A tt it Yo1 IA 1 ne-qt rii ple ci ou 1o i ol of I Coi5a oirl tosetoe oleo Loicis III i f-algli IOW dif I pr tip milt vidl lcptsti pi tits tioIttot It sc4tattl Slit NM AT Finer It la Foolish to Nes lect Any Form of Pilule-- Cur Tbnt AU lk Mrs Inn tog Nits are aimplo In the beginningand 'sally tureI Thiry ran bo cored VPn in the scroll allegro without pain or loss of blood quickly wird' and completely There 1 only ono rowdy that alit do It-- 11'famhi Pile Cure It allays the inflammation Immediately i 11-06 Or li'ritate surfara and s'ilis con- ilium $4 rni inept miners Ow mareflimt gni pule the trviii izifica Into swot sound healthy rotoillion 14 cure is thorough ami tortooneoi 1110 are POMP 111111'11w Ind unio1irlie4 lealimunials se have livoly reelvtd MIA Inhkly gol glisaimstppl lit foltiompolie ILO 'aye' Mee been a sof lets from the pain awl annoyaner of plire for fifteen vzire tho l'yranii1 rile Curs I nd l'yranilI Pills liaim toe Immediate re Hof mod Igo I hurt ION ConipictOCuro tilifir 11411 tit Colombo's ti aavir I wih IQ all to the potowe ilit rettmealmi to thy to-L4 ntli It rive' frcin Ibe l'yra roll Ilk (uts I au7hreill from 111a for forty pins and flom ItrIting plies for twrote )ears nl tsvo 1143tra of the l'yra rod I hir iniirN 1111V 14441 Min Clirra my II01 ocueld'Ais ip11 Pyramid 1111117ms or sill art it for )011 If von oak' 10in to It IN (0 etc for full lied Inikhogo and ii tilt 111) wily 114 the j'yranild lirtig CO Alhion Mirk GIANTS OF TWO STATES Teedeeblit Will Illeet etnee College ow the Local Grid iron et als Afternosma Almost two weeks have (lapsed since the Vanderbilt eleven detested the Virginia Military tratitute on the 'varsity gridiron and since that event the Vanderbilt boys have been working bard for the next game that with Kenucky State College this if The student body is much excited over be prospective contest and the enthusium which has been bottled up for ten days will find a vent on that occasion The 'varsity is somewhat handicapped by tha temporary disablement of "Joey" Goodson at quarter-hack but good work is expected of Cox who is III othiate In Goodson's place this afternoon An old favorite with the sport-loving Nashville public will take part in to-day game In Use person of "Bud" Dye whoee brilliant work with the team of :95 will dotibtlees be remembered by all Me is In exeellent condition and may be relied on to play in his old-time form this afternoon Smith is still skit but Capt Boogher will take care of left end and his excellert work In that position in previous games la a entrant that some brilliant rune may be expected of him to-day Kentucky Stale College tertalnly needs no Introduction to a Nuhville audience Ms team has played here before and exhibited a good article of foot ball and this year it is stronger than ever and is picked for a winner in the race for the Kentucky championship The game will be railed promptly at 1 Welts and no tiresome delay will he allowed A feet and exciting contest is as sured and gime there la no other game hero to-day a large crowd is expected VanderbliCs line-up will probably be as follows: Left end Boogber (Contain) left tatkle McAllister: left guard Whitemore: centre Brown: right guard Ilassett right tackle Lanytturat: right end Stringileidt quarter Cox: left hal Connell tilt bait Dye full back Farrell TREAT FOR TlitTrititM Naebville Players Dave ass totally I 'Sleet Neve corker The Nashville chmil players were given an opportunity to exhibit their ability last night in playing Albert Hedges of New York formerly Nubvitio boy a player of muds experience and International prom' Don('e The games were played at the rooms of the Nashville and Central Whist Clubs and 11011) were in VogreNS simultaneously The crontestants were: On board 1 Mitchell and Watte board 2 A Mammy board 3 Dr Enloe board 4 Ambrose board 5 1) Murphy: board 6 A FL Tavel board 7 0 1g Wittgrra board 5 Jones and board Douala's The only winners against Mr Itotitcs were Messrs Mitchell Int Witte on board 1 and Wiggers on board 7 After the playing watt over Me Hodges took hisi departure for New York ile has recently been tniagad in making a tour of the West DIAMOND a Relativist its heftiest MOM? 1111111016111d1h CLARIOWILLE Mobility sfterlioto the resilieneg ut ce4hirs of the ierlsetile Notflottel bans was rebb ut stetut Isltst worth of Mamoru) While ow (story etre its N80111110 ett-teling the thetentiel lieslerdny velithis Matthew Aug goo a 'tome rtettro 11111 eity was grreived in 4tHiII Awe it eas 011141otering to die-sotto of a bicycle ter god the tauten MAnonda serel towel onset lily pryoll Ito AB I rettritt bark bt re wet trlcd twthre a wages' oliti britthd fivvr to mutt 1110I 01111141014)10 a pair of shies holt Well WV Mud the be yele he es tryttiC Of at WOI trete from thg tito of this city tie will be tried on thaw of weeloos the wheel trentorrow ut het Me 41101 tioweli rettittettee Mettle lug to the kitchen Witte 1011 '1111111)K vit ttAttre Itotti thd looms by CillAtilig through dwub Welter niter (lint 'tiara The le MI Wiwi 441'A flT If4 (RN etut I Hut pm coot' tad Mort)n their farms pripmrtiory to Rohl to Tsxsoo ttot iipoo rtriv-i4lertug the nittArr tuv-ti oltddelt ti iltdio arid hivr porelOoleti othrr Progbvrty Alrft Kumla Tow lot ittui finUy h11 toovft to Ntishvillt! Itoticrt (111111tod hos Won( Tots' 10 mac tits Hittite borne 11914cu9 JAIL i rl a- --e---- Memel Will Cleo To-Day Aftee LOOK TO THP3 KITCHEN a terra Scalene CCIINNN Oct 29-The homes es ran wtn so belety and Happinees IDispeased me the hood cook 'tip to form at Latonia to day our 'Wintleril being favorites Jackanapes in the We are sincerely glad that a 'Washing- me tied race etas the ouly top favorite a a ton minister has disetivered to Win Lexineton Pirate winner Of the third cooei that good a valuable let to temperance race entered to sell for S340 We ft h001te4 to and that bad cooking will drive a man to Stee by 0 it Brow owuer of 'reiterate The horse was bought in by Riddle hie owner drink There la CO doubt however that be To-morrow the meeting will close le speaking the truth If we ere not now Thoweatber was clear and cool else track fast given over entirely to inebriety it is not Sumntarks 4 beceuse some coo cooks of our acquaintance Fine levee selling: 1 mile-Idle Hour 101 have failed to supple all the Itecoleary res argumen 'redeye 13 to 5 won Grayling 106 (Gleason) SODS ''''V et' I 3 to 1 and 6 to a second Lying 96 (Dupe et alluded 2 the clergyman to third Time Meet Three lore to is or practical Food unsttractively Mahe Sir EMMY Lowman con Reagan dit it requisite presen a 4 fails to at mu a i I appetite amount of nutrition The Sam Nee mile-had 0 also ran Second race: Ke Masque 11 elona 110(Coeley) Ove II to i and if also badly cooked not Ilford I to 2 woe and 3 to second Spaidy lie 100 (Cooper) 40 rtomach craving snetenance of a nature to a third Time Oc Mi oye nster Happy Ten most easily assimilated seeks supply Atmore' Cisirette le roue am of by liquor the lack of supp" rt for 'which -o teirstbourne also ran Third race selling 1 nele-L nsibl exingtnn Pi- the im ro art cooked too is es I' po rate 106 (Randall) 8 to 6 won Timorab 103 This is sound reasoning end mu ch more 414 enamel 4 to 1 and 2 to I second Ruse to the point than blaming the drink habit went lie Wres t) 60 to 1 third Time 1:42 upon the theory of original sine- Hygiene The fleeter Mins Kathie' May Bonnie le closely associated with orals It is just 't Belle Menne Lovejoy lioth Number Pallas as important that good cooking be taught Mos Frances as irmingtam also ran in the school that the Bible he read in Fourth ram I mile end 70 yards-A daily exercise blow that the pulpit is he 112 (C Reiff) 6 tole won Old Centre 120 trer- ginning to realise this fa ano Icre (H kin?) 4 to 1 and 6 to 5 amend: EI ct and is disposed 'William) 8 teal third Time 1:48 Black to lend its powerful aid to a subject on in Val te fortunately considered merely gross and Slik' Vnlaa- ID ea' a-r Carib ran sensual there is a possibility that the day ifth race I mileeOrimar 105 (Coulee) 9 ef general appreciation is not long to be to to won Ardath ite (Mterrnane Is to 3 an eti 7 on engem 107 (C Reiff) 6 to A woman wire can cook who is not in to to Bt on 1 third Time Marche Cecil Letcher Tidiness also ran relent to the appearance of bee table and Sixth race 11-16 mile-tube? llit (Conley) who does not trust anything and every- 4 to 1 wont Jaekanapes lost (C Reiff) even thing to the wontan who happens to be are! out seentica Don Quixote 112 (Perkins) employed in the kitchen is indeed a rare 2 to 1 third Time 1:09 Conan Doyle Eli treasure It is staid that a good chef never dad Farrell Aureate Siam also ran lets a dish pass out of his domain until he retries for Timmey has approved it through the sense or testi First race- mil Red Ducting Togo and sight If the same care were only ex- Feely le Alvin aft Dorothy 111 Tremens ercised by the bousewite there would be a GIANTS OF TWO STATES Imi McLea 100 Assamin Reuben Rowett Impeller condition of affairs As it is the Waelbarrow lol The Navy 101 Troy slave of the kitchen ignorant generally of Taatleeltile Mill Meet Kentecky PIM Peggy lea Three Bars hygiene and sometime lacking emu in bottle College ea the Local Geld emend ram mile-Rusteella Itat common sense is with greasy thr This Afternoo Agatha ow lea rage Etnn Jacket Performance Winger steak with half raw potatom and with the Atmost two weeks have (lapsed sine the lee Letther toe Stella Belle Brambie DM It'IMnnell lie mealy yam burned to a cinder A new sin Vanderbilt eleven defeated the Virginia J- te bow upon her heed Who can tell ow Thad ram handicap 2 miles-Billy Me Po Military Institute on the 'vanity' Irriro i-e --11' Kenzie an ititeendylle ii3 Big Knight te Kitty many drunkards she has forced upon the an since that event th at Vanderbilt non he hermit 103 thr Ebony Ite Endurance lue world have been working hard for the nest game Fourth nom handleaP 1 mile and 70 yards- The trouble Is that most people believe that with Kenueky State College this after- Graying Wh Ad at Next re rath 11O tat --or- that good cooking and extravagance are tient 1(4 Madcline PM Lnu Bramble 117 neon synonymous They accept as a truism Fifth ram re mile-ciairette Kepeionl Lena onor The student body is much excite4 over 3i ut um Lu The the old parell eM about 'a ceche the prospective contest and the enthusium Yers 4 tuse cy for four pence an nine i00 Panterth Bucksaw Philip Byrnes Bon- ol'Ital which has been bottled up for ten days mettle erte-Speigal Arcturus Genie Book glinting with condiments to serve with mill find a vent on that occasion The Mar- minima lie Virtue Cook 112 it" Nothing as a matter of fact could shy is somewhat handicapped by the tern Meth see selling te mile-Mins Pramble be further from the idea we are intending porary disablement of "Joey" Goodeott at at Presesitter Lomthart 101 Barichito 11 Itr to tonyey It roods no more to prepare a quarter back but good work is expected tbstount lini Cei lone lea Cecil Miss Roes well -rooked meet than one attach is beyond of Co wbo will In Goodson's place 112 Leaseman Old Centre Ilk the power of the human stomach to digest this atteroome Nor is there anything degrading or trivial An old favorite with the sport loving ELTElle IN HARNFAIII in this matter of gastronomic study When Nashville public will take part in to days Richeieu could Invent the may Louisville Meetings Comes to a gee- hen Talleyran i Dy game person me emote mt cl could spend an hour brilliant work with the team of :96 will LOUISMILE mt third and meet an wben Lord daily 'with his cook 4 Bacon dotibtlees be remembered by lie is sumeastui meet of the 14'110101p priyno a did not remitter it beneath his dignity sine in excellent condition and may be relied on Foie velveteen came to a dote this atter Intellect to irrapple with the Intricacies of to Pier in his old-time form this afternoon twee The splendid weather that has pro- the kitchen we of lessee genius can most Smith is still Met but Capt Doodler will Tailed ailment throughout the meet marked the certainly not hesitate We may not be take care of left end and his excellert work last dse mime woe tour rases on the card happy too fit the Itnowledee that while In that position in previous games la a ett 1to hew sot two unehet The Mie pace hitherto we applauded the tasteful dell- brilliant misrante at some runs may be uutintehr4 from yeaterrley was the first de- racy boratit it pleased or palsies mt are a ehled Nicol Ras victory over Lily dNotting- el ay peeted of him to- th ham reeterdea owatt th not brepeated toity to contributing to the cause of temper- re no Pe Ileatucky State College tertalnly seeds ay snare wn roe eas easiy tilicol 14 The hi gbet mothe ante eet niay hereafter Mu no Introuction a ltitil audience teem the horse that meld moo nem mr aecompany thst irring of the spoon and nts team has played here wore sae pit Li enoneo having twee distanced in the tet5 'alien roast wour beef or stew our cab- bibited a good article of foot ball and this trot till rare nett dewn to 4 4 ro at on beim we may be elevated by the thought mete it ea onmaided Emily wetting no that we are contributing the moral year it is stronger than ever and is picked l' urine to tak the two brats neeresery for progress of the Mimeo race-Wasthingtoa for a winner in the race for the Kentucky ries hi cbamplons Posit A tillage Mem entry also raptured the neat The game will be millet promptly at 3 i------------- rime the eas trot The Monk was favorite sad TOM TAGG Rye smiLr o'clock and no tiresome delay will be al- hie salty win of straight heats proved that be lowed A fast and exciting contest is am il we jU 1101 s111 t1eors ae artia thallenged him in room Motet Heatemerent Waiter ta sured and sines there is no other game the Stretch but the gelding drew away elegy te 'Wooer at indianeolis hero to-day a large crowd is expected Van- est ry time "A Mile to always beter than a frown derbeiCe line-up will probably be as fol- Tee 21t permalso partook of the nature whether re of in religion polities or Ma ine' A lows: Lett end Ilootaier (Captain): left a r''' there Bah'ley Ihtt hut two Totriclit gusdruut affable moo 'Scott Stoetli takle McAllister: left guard Wbitemore tS is as ert eenes Ite and Joe i le he fi Mat tes reshif a a om la mu ts to be pre ig eo i- centre Drown right guard Hammitt right There littl choke twtween ttient rst in the A i 6r seine to soe musty lactiturn Moo who boo tontine bill atter the find Mat the Huhintree rto more wittimmit ems mem ta him than mettle Lanyherst: retie end Stringiteld Putty ICI the rail on aecount of as Key ale- thorn are th a hiondike Mete Thet a quarter Cox left bal Connell -eglit bait hut' He took the seien4 heat Mom by a half giesolot smile pays is exemplified In the 070 full back Farrell 0'0101 and won the third and anal best as carets' of Tom Taggert ea as re-eleettd be pleased Mayor of thiltstsprilis the other day by one TREAT FOR TiliTritiMktie The nearest approach to art sierldent of the of the impost pintailtit 11 teat a candidate Petite 111140141 happens(' in the thiN hest of the for that there ever recelY4 tie me ohm) cot 'Mth ene and Gas The make oopt of le diaspolis elsbnattly l'ilaYeell Ilahte am neellars colacad at the head of the wretch while trying at the emelt-mese INC tet Meet a New corker to inns nut to avoid Minos Het who had "Tamot is the most KIJUIlr man in the The Nashville Mose players were given brome eh atmerie yore seemed but the Peiritimette party le iodises tiedav-therte 0 doubt meat Olt rouelute eir Comae an opportunity to exhibit their ability last homes mai drivers mated Immo Sum no 1 tretell: ii of tographical Mot hes piloted polititti corset is At to be incorporated York formerly a Nubville boy night in pilules Albert IL Hodges of ew a player of le eters Pastel parse $1Po tuelinlobed in a book ao ter the memo' te melt of acme Aerica much exper ience and international prom' trent yesterdeet Lacle Notillehein hy Nottingham laineett berm lite ae le boOr ettOtor SO the nonce rieteuratit of the old moon depot st In- le (Militre 1 I 1 1 dtits It euer grumbled pt his oho The games were played at the rooms of 1 'Meet it a a (MiLaughtim 1 2 2 et station in lite but attoidi4 strictly to the Naahville and Central Wialat Clubs and tai' 11 le OM(' atehm 3 3 5 emmem at did his work writ lie was si ti itt were in progress simultaneously The eitot rrottb eh lt treacinte 4 a 2 eye etetful anti Invariably had a pleas ontestants were: On board 1 Mitchell and mit Thoreten tC Van ant smile for every eustomer who earns to watts board 2 a mniithy board 3 pr 3 et it 5 5 IC the lunch mower And Melo se nen and Enloe board 4 Ambrose board 5 Mee attitturl blit iShollterLe 7 a 4 a remelting mote every term of leeeterdom of this -0 Mame Who lopes) 6 9 4 at latch at that old di i motet i 1) Murphy beard 6 4 13 Tavel board pi it it mei bees a 'it tilame In (Buclii I 4 ttwr tee rotracted by the hieetteht de 7 te Metre: 11 ones an hose to (lii i hereon) Id 74 7 a Mi ami: eer who wee al so 4 board Pongees The only winners re piiiio Hal iteivirencei 11 dr moo of a lull Mare of motior wit eig hist Mr Ilmigiet were Messrs Mitebell 222 INylin hitt'' 01 41111hillti) dr irr smile tecanie bonen from Stenhe In4 Witte on board 1 ant Wiggers inw 2 Itie tete mil 2 esth to Peery Motor over It 'oars amo OIMPItil AI' Filter I 14es tgitiliS 11111e 11'10 1t111111111ihed VinntlY Teem( ittet he new rweer of the on board 7 snit with eon tie Its nY he held Orin re troth 1 etoeteleYtt geohlt teetstitstit one itley end the Wine" simile After the playing wad over Mr Hodges (atm Mese Oates Eiettv ty Itrit ee Po sent ni Meets 1 I 1 11111'en Ott Ids Nee sittl bin patron- It la Foolle ls to ettling A 2 3 3 air Von Taggart bi watt to dome es memo tritim a in i 3 4 rttille irohlb 11 lir by me( a litoriol I vim- lability iiirol toliticat 14iIIIIsts ro temettirel Piles ere eimplit in the beginnineasnd took his departure for New York Ile lute Pilea-Curo Then' nit the recentty been (Dialled in making a tour of neglentella the West a notteemen end iii the ammo 1 WU lite sr- Thee ilos to mem emetic etek Seem DIAMOND Ititele MAIUGIIT sod he was mime Emmenin of the Mario molly rural Th tan be cured even in Ttis ti et te hems to se 040140 I I I tetinty lamerole comiuttem Ile at leit the worst le 013 1 III Ni ble 0 I 2 2 IS Mage without pain or loss of ihoteeed a Itteoldeotm ock lib as tor 111114111 1141Y4ang um Clarksville' i i Ii tii i I ti WaV tt blool quickly nerdy and completely 1 i i i re ie tit 1114(114010 3 '7: 4 tinnoi es mar the mime rheostat mile anti woe Imam is 4 I it estgotit 4 loth tor csr body 1 Peeli he as mode chnitmon of th ewe we There Is nly cue tentedy that sill do it- A whether a eel ebli en it slims the intlefnmallon immediately ilettlaat NattF Ininaludge CLftlitiV ILL IC (lit 2o-flans-Mal i--tiest et4httl of the l'Itteltesitto Nottiottel teem was ae too i ai i net einem it niocrithe tommiese lie anis had the slime Pyramiit pito cure Mambo afternoon the resilience of A illovrell at se rfwd 1 tottat- eti rot Ir t'e ha Yen a'" lieil the Imitat a enact le ot tom tit se worth disi of no hts while Tins le Isai 1 en Me Meier vore its siseetitite attstiong the i fr )''' 4 n'ISY litillid pentmelit refiner the me lung awl 1 ilea te left tomer it me i ii Stv a 414 io Via Ow Arti Oka Iliet DI rintennee Yeattedny mallow Mistime silia- F-4411 J1 leer by at item it (Wok i th 1114 Co4intv A the Plitt telthil la puts Ole theft tithvit Into good sound tam a motor ricarii of 11111 city was I arreer i 1 I a i 0 i i outtr th (Im a l41 11 at traty otilidil ion Teo turo is thorough in teitie ie weete he litaileh t1 11Nottott 10 ths- to ifr ratilott i 4 au est 4 aut' a "ma stellt and rtiii pement ees of 06 bicycle ter te god the tauten dm- em Time le ii 2 IP Pa4 trht sit tai hal "lmil' Bore ales Nome eolimiat hod unnAtite4 hi ha re nalltil4 sert114111101 Stoll' WO per1011 tit1 1 re tits tif 'tits iiiiiie lit Monet the nisei 'tont I pittlerk stitt trird tat pow a theeia lestillitillinti Cl tit 1111'11) rtePlYtil 1J111 11114114144114d fiV to iJ mum lt 11N This ENIIII sett it I es the iteethitterhse foe the i i i ieqiiiriati of Inc some lisygt 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SHOP 121 Cedar opposite Commun etal lintel oeMituo 'rho roost thorough school of Mae and ors tory in the South Pia 110 Violin MI mringed ono orchestra instruments beltway thoory elocution oratory and dramatic art taught lir superior empo of teacher For particulars oolf fourth Soot Willcox building ortoodlts ro SALM FOR lu nest Geer et COLLIER GROCERY CO WI sad en Church Street eel It RIVER AND WEATHER ConsparaDvo Data toe Oct 29 SPOIL ALS? ron small term one sotto from city MORRJSON lee Spruce Tel eel it Teaperaturv I I 1 git MALE HELP WANTED A NT ICIAL gent' $:0 to la a IrPok suns to wallows No tapoal pooled Now go041: Dow plop soils at sisal Every family moods It it COMPANY Mos 411 Usallouitt fell so only I 17t 04 1)1 11 0 of 44 VI I 0 I Ot 0 00 0 I bk VS bZ I I kg 44444 et 46 et bb 16 61 St 44 AGENTS WANTED ACENV make tolt to VG per trot Zarin' Ivo terilint7 big Ma on lie merit to very kora owner No talking litINTEll CO Karim Wit or30nustolhly Normal tme a tio data (o yetaryf 14 doer' Poraoorstry for the day II dove Elora 'mod trot al tad adoota 13 aacmoa Liras sloop Grit of iffa year 310 detroos Normal pfewip a this date fil years) JO footle Prfttoney for lb day od yaraoa tordetrary aloof Drat 4 the isooth 1 3 imolai Deaconry mare area of the )tar C14 WOW THE nti ults Klett afar' at I I ea MA WIWI Mao 031 19 1W FINANCIAL LIST INSURANCE PoLICIES bousht foe rash WILLIS0S 41 kilywyar bldg einrinnall Ohio 011Argt SYNOD ADJOIL RNED tz ilkaud loutiv ttb I 2 a 1 24 i I l' 1 1 311M0-MN110M Ststiost Pittbuu rt cluelonatt 4b $4 NitAbirkilt 411 SJ Cincinnati 43 Lou $4 N6131110 0 Chattationce 22 I tO 11 10 4 5 41 -0 i 0) Pe 1 10 0 1 1 I 0 41 3 t0 tO -0 I PO I 0 i 11 40 5 43 1 ti I I 0 0 I 0 3 0 ri to 2 be road reaches the beet agricultural mineral and manufacturing regions in all the States It traverses In Georgia it reaches the eltion of Atlanta Mae013 Matteotti Columbus Brunswit It Rome Tails pones and has lines running through the great truck and fruit rtgions In Alabama it penetrates the tine manufacturing and mineral distriets Goes to Btrmingham Selma Gadsden Annicton Cordova Tuscaloosa anti other places It ruts aeross the State of Missiasippi to the Misetesippi River at Greenville ntering the famously productive Yazoo delta anti going through the agricultural section which is very fertile and where the oppor tunitiee for the farmer are great In East Tennessee along the Southern Railway Is found one of the garden spots of the eontinent es well as one of the most beautiful and picturesque regiona All grains vegetable and fruits flourish and there is no better Merit raising country In this rich election are the great coal and iron deposits which make TIMIWVIlee roue The Southern tracheae Chatiantmea Knoxville Harriman Morrialown Greene vine Johnson City Bristol Athens Lenotr Marysville Cleveland Joncanom Rogers-Ville Jellied Clinton Newport and other plate a In Kentucky the Southern Railway taps the famous blue grass Country from LOUIS V1110 to Lexington The Southern Railway is interested in the development of the South Its Land end Irtatrial Department will be glad to fur In Ph infittniation to all seeking les-itions in the South upon spollealintl to Mt Richattle Laud end Itelueirial Agent Southern hallway tVashineton The road reaches the beet agricultu mineral and manufacturing regions in Mates I traverses In Georgia the reaches the eitint of Atlanta Macon 4 Brunswick Rome Ta Vete Colum1 -Ilth pones and has lines running through great truck and fruit it glens In Alabama it penetrates the fine ma a eturing andmillueral districts Goes litrmingham Mime GaSisien Annite loose and other places ces Cordova Twee Ins I I It cies emus the State of as the Misetesippi River at Greenville me tog the famously productive Yazoo de and going through the agricultural sect -hich is very fertile and ahem the opt tunittes for the farmer are treat In Fast Tennessee along the South Railway Is found one of the ga rden al the continent as well ax one of the beautiful ant picturalque regione grainvegetable and fruits flourish Ihnre is no better stosk raising country this rich section are the great cosi iron deposits which ma nestle mous The Southern nachos Chattante Knoxville Harriman Morristown Gm vale Johnson City Bristol Athens Len Marysville Cleveland Joncehom Rog Mlle Jellied ewport and el Clinton plant mn Kentucky the Southern Railway I "'mem' grass tem et from to Ville to Lexington I The Soutbern Railway is interested In eitivelopment Of 'the South Its Lend Irrietrial Detmrtment ill be glad to 1 Ir tot interniation to all seeking loottion he South upon sPelleaticia to Attie Land mei Iteluetrial Agent utt Itglle4Y Witelittig1013 Ci Atter 8 Four Days' Resist 84 Slaps lanovIllor IMPKINSVILLE WY The State synod of thaCombcriand Prettily Jeri Church which has been in gesaloo to this city sluts utestay adjourned at 4 o'clock this afternison to meet esti vest Hetober at Henderson Tha session just closed has been 000 01 the shoat h000siest the history of the chur-ti la Oita Sista a much hominess has tun transacted Rey Ferguson of Howling Green sal ellettill Ittodotator tor the ensuing year Rev Jae Clare of Russellville the retiring totter stor gots to Nashville to Ilya basing ase eti t4 a rail to the pastorate of a churibt in that city At the mNdtnit of the Womas'e Pynodie ttiostetstrY octets imitt hist teeettin ee 10 Wresting and inotrin tive lerions not dew pen the protritsmo AS diiiveroa by Wel IIntilnirt a rtilamlninary la Japan ant hat just returned to Ws country and be rosehott this eity yeswitsy onitiowhat mos Iter shio torture se tewrItr1e4 hi" hastleotee eestrthutio hetsigtotiss up tot OW cause Of Intsalona 111 Japan Moat In to-110JY Vila taken up with busineea Oration at wilt riprots wore Toned emortill slot other routine hutiree transact' Ws Atiosioot dolivey4 am side Anti 'News gernioti Open iritiper One at lt o'cloik Hoy liarrte ado toy a the of Iowa 4oisoy4 his porotar 'sour "Tho Kastira Quoa thin 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