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HORSE RACING
IS VERY GOOD
AT PEBORO
Edmund Denham's direct Bell
Wins the Second Race,
2:18 Pace.
PENNSBOIIO, W. Va.. A up. 11.?
Before the greatest crowd that was,
ever assembled at a fair hero four
races wore run lo pood time on a |
lightning fast track Thursday. This)
year's racing Is the best that has i
ever been seen in this section and Is
attracting horseinent front all sec- .
< tions of the country.
Direct Bell, owned by Edmund
Denhnin, of Clarksburg, win the
winner of the second race, 2: IS
pace, finishing in the good time of
2:14 1-4.
Summaries:
2:24 Tint, Purse $300.
Lord Talbot I I 2 1 I ;
Blanche Trader ... 2 i 1 2 2
Mary E 5 2 4 ills
Mabel Mack 3 3 3 3 -I
Bob Lincoln 4 5 drawn
Eva L dls in first heat. <
Best time?2:18 1-4.
2: IS l'ate. l'ursc $300.
' Direct Bell 1 1 3 2 1
Hal B. Patchen ... 3 3 I 1 2
Sliver Brush 2 2 2 3 3
Best time?2:14 1-4.
2:2(1 Trot, Purse $3(111.
Montgomery llcll 2 1 1 1
Connie, the Cleat .... 2 2 2 2
Alta Hal 4 3 3 3
Great aUron J drawn ,
Best time?2:17 1 4.
2:13 Pace. Purse $311(1.
Cora Hall .3 1 1 2 1
Al' Dillard 1 3 J 2 2
Gold Bug 2 2 2 3 drn
Pearl Carter ... 4 4 4 4 drn
Best time?2:14 1-4.
Running :]a mile race, purse $100:
Cuddle Pp. first; Donald Mack, second;
Front Hoyal, third. Time? j
1:17 1-4.
Oil Is used for locomotive fuel on
forty railroads in the United States,,
operating in twenty-om state ,
LOO
JACK R
flood clean sport. Tw
1 to 6 only, with tree irate.
Giving those matinee
Picnic Days.
NORWOO
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MAX1
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livery on a limited m
Maxwells. Our jtayi
attractive cv< r a f Terr
y itliout a car any lor
| 819 West Pike Street,
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D'lfr.'CMANCV KPes Tg.' ^
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TROM KILBANE. (^\r^/
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ms tun will ao tweouoh Vw\
pam.otofi.jrt mi>w 4/WtSi ui
Johnny Kilbano and Gocirpe Ch
fl V Matt llinkcl of Cleveland will
C> ?cy has small chance to boat I
New Orleans in to havo n tnboi
miosis hospital, to cost $200,000.
the cift of Mrs. John Dibert. Tin' city
will niaintaln it at a yearly cost of
$10,000.
?jaM?IIMlii?MP
IRadySo Deem Co. I
Tailors and Cleaners |
| Both Phones, Gore Bldg |
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ABBIT
o rides price of one, from
s every afternoon except
D PARK,
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d. You need not he
lgcr.
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BeH 1470-J Cons. 170.
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IKSHURG DAILY TELE#
BEST FIGHT SHOWS WILL
INT, WHERE J. K1LBANE
CHANtYS
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FIGHTlN6fA.CE.
laney will battle for tho featherweight
lie the referee. It's thought pretty cert
Cilbane unless he can tire him out.
I r\ JfATIOVAL ^ \
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Yesterday's Results.
At Philadelphia R. H. ft
(Cincinnati ftPO 000 000?0 5 Philadelphia
Mil oil 1 :: 0
Baltcries: Toney and Wlligo. Mayer
and Killifor.
All other panics postponed, rain.
Games Today.
Pittsburg at Honton.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
SI. lands at. Now York.
Cincinnati ai Philadelphia.
Slamiinp of the C'lnlis.
W. L. Pet.1
Brooklyn On 05 .r.:t2
Boston 55 .". S .001
Philadelphia 57 11
Now York 50 Id .51*1,
Chicago *10 55 .455:
St. Bonis '10 50 .CIS
I Pittsburg II 55 .-CIO
Cincinnati 'in 08 .7170 ^
AMERICAS LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
At Cleveland R. II. E.
Now York 200 000 00ft?2 f. 0
Cleveland "lo I'M 00* -3 R 0|
i Batteries: Russell and Nunamakcr.'
Unnbetli and O'N?iI.
At St. Louis? R. 11. E
Washington 000 ooo 000- 0 5 2
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I Bargains in Our |
B cu A a Fi At\+ \T at?r 1
BOIIUC 11U*Y |
Women's |
$3.00 and ?P [ *"0 ?
$3.50 Ox- | D N
fords |t S
Men's .g QC
$3.5(1 and r | ?*y*J
$4.00 os- I D
fords, all |rr?
leathers at
0irl's ox- .
fords at Q El ^
Worth up *J v
to $2.50 a ])<
BROWN'S
I 339 W. Main St.
RAM?FRIDAY, AFOTTRT
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, BE THE TITLE
MEETS GEO. CHANEY I
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title :it Cedar Point, 0., on Labor
ain that in spite of his stitT wallops
St. Louis 000 210 00*?I 8 0
Datfei'lcs: Bochllng, tlallia and
Henry. Knob and Scrcrcid.
At Chicago? R. H. K.
Boston 100 220 021?11 12 2
Chicago 000 002 02I-O.5 11 5
Batteries: Foster. leonard and
Cady. Russell, Danforth, Williams
and Selitilk.
At Detroit? R.II.E.
Philadelphia .,.101 10 1 000?A 11 0
Detroit 000 250 03*?10 16 1
Batteries: Williams and Bicinich.
Mil< hell. James and .MeKcc.
(unties Today.
Detroit at Chicago. I
Cleveland at St. I/niis.
Standing of the (Tnlts.
W. r. Pet.
Boston 61 41 .581
"levelnntl 60 15 .571 .
Chicago .. 61 17 .562
Del roil 58 51 .522 j
St. leuils 57 51 .5281
New York 55 50 .521
Washington 51 51 .186
Philadelphia 20 SI .108!
GIRL DRIVES AUTO
ACROSS CONTINENT
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Miss Amanda Preuss.
Miss Amanda Preuss, a member nl
the Sacramento (Cal.) Y. W. C. A.
believes so firmly in the value oi
automobile touring to tiro health thai
she has undertaken a tour from Sar
Francisco to New York, most ol
which will be made along the I.incolr
highway. Miss Preuss hopes to show
the ease and safety of transcontinental
touring and to stir the interest
of more women autoists in crose
j country travr
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ft
11, 1915.
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OUR
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MADE TO
Order now while yi
Dn nnt wait until t
We are giving you
on hand at the old
j Plenty of medium ;
; and colors to selecl
Here's an opportur
not afford to overk
The Unit*
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Our nert clothing
samples tor
Fall and Winter
rtear haCe notf
arrived and are\
ready for your\
inspection.
Genteel Shop
"It Must Bt Right"
Fourth St.
CEMENT BLOCKS, I
Lime, plaster, cement, sand, sewer
pipe, etc. Prices right, quality and
service our specialty. Both phones.
G. M. WEST. Feed Supply Store.
J. Jacob's
Mooro Rltlg. 118 Fourth St.
$l.oo
Sale on Hats
and Shirts
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1118 CLOTHES I
PRICE MBfl
[)u have the widest ra
he last minute and ge
the benefit of the m
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pi ICC.
and heavy weight fabi
:from.
t
lity to really save moi
)ok.
id Woolen
A. HERSCH. Presidei
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P/JRi:
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S $ I) elastic, have i
V( Jyjj wehhin i fits
I fl ably and the
El 25
lis rt z
know you
A. Stein & Co.
Makers
Children'# MI?c3i?S"y Garterj
New York Chicago
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ACIDS IN T1
Acids accumulating in the system in i
excess, poison the blood and cause a
great variety of d'rcascs, affecting the i
skin and other mucous surfaces, the t
heart and arteries, brain and general :
nervous system, joints and muscles. :
Some of these diseases arc Rheuma- i
tism iri its many forms, Catarrh, <
Eczema, Hives, itching ami burning
o( the skin, dizziness, mental deprcs- <
sion and a variety of other ailments, i
You must eliminate the acid from i
your system and purify your blood t
t
BY "HOPf I
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notJ ^ I
?wt- f I
_______?i_____
iw as we i I
11ST TOt
1902
'
IADETOFIT
nge of selection,
t in the big rush.
laterials we have
? '
ics in all weaves
ley, that you can
Mills Co.
it.
;t.
MMMj
Tk,
S GARTERS
the new Ridgeweaver I I
1200^-stretcK. This
ike largest legs comfortthinnest
legs securely.
and 50 cents
>u find the name PARIS
ick of tlis shield, you
are buying the genuine.
^RflRIS> (|
\\?j CARTERS w
No metal /
l^jll^'can touch
HE SYSTEM
lcfore you can be rid of your troublt.
S. S. S. lias been purifying and nourshing
the blood for over half a cenury.
It is also a very efficient tonic
ind being purely vegetable, it is the
nost efficient agent known in the
cleansing of the blood and toning up
>f the system.
Call for it at your druggists and
lon't accept a substitute. If special
nedical advice is desired write Medcal
Department 9.1 Swift Specific Co,
\tlanta. Ga.
i

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