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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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July 11, 1908.
Mr. an.t Mrs. timi. Check, of Fort
Oglethorpe, Ca., are the r.iumt of the
fornior'a mother, Mrs. Alta Taj lor,
and bin Kltnr, Mrs. A. J. Dougherty
and family. .
Mrs. Burkheinu-r uiiil brother ot
Alounds, wore in town Friday.
Mrs. Robert Traiituin and little MIhs
Mary Ingert, of 1'aducah, are the
guests of Mr. fln.l Mrs. Geo. Eiehhorn.
MIks Florence Stonhlet left Friday
for OwenRhoro, where she will be the
guest of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schiller, Jr., were
the guests of relatives at Levlns Fri
day. Mr. nad Mrs. H. C. Atibbaiinh nude
a business trip to America Friday.
Geo. Ichhorn went to Grand Chat'i
on business Friday.
Mrs. Harry Hood, Mrs. Will Pfeffer,
Misses Rthel and Flora Dougherty
spent Frlilay In Cairo.
The body of IS. F. Utley, aeer.in
panied by the bereaved family and a
large concourse of friends was taken
Friday morning to Belknap where It
was taken to the M. E. church lyln?,
in state from 7: HO to 8:30 a.m. when
services were conducted, by Rev. Lan
dis, the pastor of the church and Rev.
J. W. McNeiie the district, superin
tendent of tills district. A lare num
ber of Iiro. I'th-y's friends from
Vienna, Belknap and the surrounding
country crowded the chinch and
there was scarcely it heart In the
large ronffiep.atioh Mit felt the pain
of this parting. After the service the
remains were taken to the Masonic
cemetery where thy wi re laid1' to
rest. Mrs. I'tley and the fatherless
children have the deepest sympathy
of the entire cVininiunitv in this sad
hour and the reason for this we
humbly bow to the will of film , who
Have this good life to i s for these few
short years. "Blessed are they that
die in the lxird." The following
friends from this city accompanied
the remains to, their last resting
(dace: Mrs. A. L. C niptou, Dr. and
Mrs. Hall Whitakcr, Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Parker, Mr. and Mrs L. C. Perks,
Mrs Kate Rubards, Mrs., Florence Ma
lone, Mrs. V. R. Rodmaii, Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Mills. Mrs. Ruby Richey,
Mr. and Mn. Hit, Keller. Mlnses Kate
Schuler and Hat tie.' B. ll.iw'ey.
Messrs. A. J. I tii:Klierty. ReJ Blum
Roy Moore. Kd mw, Win. Pmter,
U D. Stophlet Cha. Uve?ay, ,T; A.
Waugh. W. A. Wall, 1. V. Handb-y. .1.
W McNeiie, Wllllaanvf and Wm
Montgomery. Mrs. A. 1.. Cou.pbm,
Mr. and Mis. W. T. Parker, Mrs. Hi r
ence MaU.ne and Mrs, Utley and fam
ily remained in Pell na.. to ihit rein
tivc-a.
Dr. iiii.l Mrs. Whitaker aro
(.nests of relatives at OlniRtead.
Dr. llos.in, Sr., of rmnville is
town this week on Tjiislness.
Mrs. W. A. Dougherty was a Cairo
visitor Friday.
A party composed of Paul Walker
Puul Darragh, Floyd Easterday, Hal
lie Heed and Walter Schuler drove to
Cairo Friday evening.
Little Alma Utley Is Seriously ill.
July 10.
Mrs. Fannlo Sheridan and chil
dren are visiting relatives in Rosebud.
i Mrs. It. Redden and Misses Bernard
end Annie Winchester of New Bun
sides are visiting relatives In . Vh'iian
this Week.
Mrs. Ban Dills and children of Mt.
iCaruie!, ate guests of Mr. and Mrs
CI. IkieFatrMBO,
MY. ami Mrs. Frank Thomas have
gone to Golconda to visit relatives.
I Mister Ixniie Reauman of East St.
Louis, is a guest of his friend, Mas
ter Paul J Whitehead.
I Mrs. W. K. Galeener is visiting the
Misses Carrie and Clara Beauinan at
Tunnel Hill.
Atforney W. A. Spann is attendiim
court in Mound City.
Mr. H. Wort fan of Gilmore, Mo.,
is a finest of his father, east of town.
F. R. Johnston, north of town, hen
returned from a visit to relatives in
Peoria, III.
Dr. Will Rose of Cypress was in
Vienna on business Thursday.
'The tent meeting conducted by Mrs.
J. Humphrey has closed. The new
converts will be baptized In the pond
in the fair grounds ueft Sunday after
noon. The Kpworth League will give a trip
around the world on next Friday even
ing. A pi,od chance to" visit all th"
countrli s and see the wonderful
sights.
The Aiw Society of the Baptist
church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. J. N. Vardell. That of the Chris
tian church in t lie lower room of the;
D-mr.eiat office. The M. E. Aid met
in the basement of the church.
Senator A. J. Hopkins will be in
Vienna Wednesday the 15th. from 10
h. m. u:itil 5 in the afternoon.
Hon Thus. H. Sheridan has an-
tliis week as a candidate for
nounce,
tlie lllrv
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opponent a lively race.
Perkins was taken suddeniv
ill Wednesday evening and for a time
was in a dangerous condition. Is much
iihprovt d at thii writing.
Mr. H ,L. Copland is a guest here
of h r nu.therin law, Mrs. Maggh
r'.imioii. I
Standing.
St.. Louis 75 44 31
Detroit. 75 44 31
Chicago 75 42 33
Cleveland 75 41 34
Philadelphia 72 30 36
Biston 75 34 41
Washington 73 2S 45
Ntw York 76 29 47
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.560
.547
.500
.453
.284
.382
At Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. July 11. The Chicago
team played their second sixteen in
ning game In two successive days.
Score H H E
Philadelphia-. 4 15 2
Chicago 5 11 1
Batteries Viekers and Schreck;
Walsh and Sullivan.
At Boston.
Score
Boston
Detroit. ,.
' Batteries Burchell and
Donovan, Payne and Smith.
R H E
7 13 2
3 i . !
Criger;
At Washington.
Scorft R H E
Washington 4 6 2
St. Iritis 2 5. 0
Batteries Hughes and Warner; Di-
neen, Bailey and Spencer.
At New York.
Score RilE
New York 3 7 1
Cleveland 2 2 2
Batteries Hogg and Sweeney;
Liebhardt arid Bemis.
Second, Came.
Score R 11 E
New York 3 6 3
Cleveland 2 7 -i
Batteries Lake and Kleinow; fier
cer Bemis and N. Clarke.
THREE I LEAGUE.
At Clinton.
Clinton, July It. Ronan's home
run won the game.
Scorf RUE
Clinton I! 11 it
Dubuque . . 16 0
Batteries Baker and Smith; Gur-
ney and O'Brien.
At Rock Island.
Rock Island, July 11. (Walsh al
lowed but one hit.
Score R II E
Rock Island 0 1 1
Ceilar , Rapids 1 4 2
Batteries Neal end Eng; Walsh
ami Simon.
AS E BALL
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing.
P.
Chicago
Pittsburg ..
New York .
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
l' rton ....
Brooklyn . .
Sr. Louts ..
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.75
.71
W.
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43
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43
46
Score
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New York
Battel ies
were unable tlget bits off Willis.
I
lor and Bresihaii.
Pet.
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.605
.573 ,
.526
.46'! Cincinnati,
.4 1 haul and gav
.3!4 1 Score
.378 Cicclnnati .
Iti Moll
At St. Louis.
R H R
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.16 3 lW(, sieles
Ludig:l Score
I Chicago . .
i Phlla.lelpbia
His and
It II B
6 8 0
2 I 1
Gibson; Tay
fit Cincinnati.
ly 11. Spade was hit
ix basses on balls.
It II E
3 6 0
2 2
Butteres-4ade und Schlei; I.iudar
St. Iouis. July 11 O'Rourke s muff i,.h and SiJi
.oil.l. t..r the Olliy iuh
Wa- icniii"i"
made.
Score
Ht Ixiuls
Brooklyn
Battnies Raymond and
Wiihelm and Bergen.
Chicago.
Chicago, ily 11. Philadelphia
pojindeil Ru4cti for two triples and
I ne second.
It H B
2 11 0
6 12 0
At Pittsburg.
Pittsburg. July 11- The
visitor!'
At Blpominotnn..
Blooiiunglon, July 11, The locals
were unable to bunch their hits.
Scon R II E
Bhomington .'. fl f 1
Decntur 2 6 0
Batteries- Rslllnc, Fox. and Wil
son; Landeriullk and Fisher.
At Peoria.
Peoria. July U The locals found
Moore a puzzle.
. icore - R H E
Peoria 2 7 4
Spiingfield 6 13 3
- Battel le,s-Wilder, B05 ie and
Wolfe; Moore and Donovan.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
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Leaving out all other considerations, these two
qualities always center our attention on
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Every family that uses this flour is ready at all
times to speak in its favor because it is not de
ceptive. It is not experimental. It is known
and established in every home that is accus
tomed only to the best This is the one pur
pose of Sylph-
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An" den, O! My! she falla da drop
So fas' she now no can stop.
Aiut it Awfeel Mabely?
Da Cardinal da Dodge' da Wash', alia
'tree
Such harda luck, O! Hulla Gee,'
flay basa ball, but notta for nie.
Aint It. Awfel Mabelv? "...
, At Columbus.
Columbus 3
Toledo 0
At Louisville.
Louisville 1
Indianapolis 2
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate, of
Charles E. Hessian, deceased, The
undersigned, having been appointed
executor of the' hir.i, will and testa
ment of Charles E. Hessian late of the
county of Alexander and state of 1111
tiuis, 'deceased hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the comity
court of Alexander county, at the
court house In Cairo at the Septeni
ber term, A. D. 1908, of said court, on
the first Monday in September next
at which time all persons having
claims against .said estate are
notified and requested to attend' for
the purpose of having the same ad
justed. All persona indebted to said
estatf are requested to make Im
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 12th day of July A. D.
1H08.
JOHN B. GREANEY.
Executor,
At Minneapolis.
Minneapolis 10
Kansas City 4
At St. Paul.
St. Paul 12
Milwaukee 4
Second Game.
Minneapolis -6
Kansas City 3
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Omaha.
On. aha ', . . ; 1
Ui -coin 0
P.alterles-4.dbaeh, Overall Lund
To cure a stomach trolle, first
Digest the Fdd
At Pueblo.
Pueblo-Sioux City, rain, no game.
At Denver.
Denver 9
Des Moines ' 6
That b enentit
The pain it caused by undigested
food, which irritates the stomach
lining.
' The stomach can certsinly never
get well while that irritation con
tinues. No need to doctor the stomach.
And dieting helps but little.
The vital thing is to do the stom
ach's work. To eat what you want,
and digest iL
Then the Stomach, in little
time, will do its work itself.
There is only one way to digest
all fuod. That is KodoL
Pepsin digests albumen only.
Starch requires something else;
(at tometking! else.
Then bowel digestion must be
Accomplished too. lhat requires
nthrr ingredients.
It require an exact combination
to digest every food, and it must
be in liquid form,
iffidol is that combination.
Id test tubes, ia our ltrrories,
wo have set digest every food
that man c
It does tlame hn the stom
ach, in one- of the time.
One can't c the stomach by,
giving it hajy help.
There arey partial digesters
perhaps ykt tried them.
But. hoWt rarrful vnu arc
with your dtere i food which
thry can t 04
-The irritalontinues.
But KodJiatever you eat,
dixests it at! and completely.
Please provdat our risk. See
how instant I relief. See how
quickly the sVh recovers
You will Jr again permit
yourself to sffrom indigestion.
Out
On the firs
.NOTES.
Several youngsters have been doing
nice work on the diamond this Reason.
but when It comes to the genuine
sar erfpnier8 nn the slab be sure to
1'lnce ah X opposite the names of
William Donovan, of Detroit, and V11:
11am Dlneen of Ft. Louis.
Manager McQuire, of the Boston
Arierlctina says he Is mighty glad
President Navln of Detroit refused to
Klvc a nickel for "Old Cy" Young.
"Si pose Navln had flashed the coin,"
sf.ys Jim. "and I in a fit of reckless
abandon had taken him on. O
cracky."
Boston has another Tom McCarthy.
The original Tom was a star fielder,
while the present Thomas 1s a pitcher
who has made good with the Boston
Nptlonals.
antee. H it fl do all we claim.
your druggist
You take no
$1.60 bottle
much as t'nc
E. C DeVVitd
antee
bottle of Kodol
a signed guar-
ns vour money.
whatever. This
IjJ ICi times as
ttle. !fade Ly
, Chicago
GIOVANNI OA ROOT.
Da Poora ( ubba yel'a and rave
She Jump an' pul her Marcely wave
Cos da badda Pirate won't behave.
Aint It Awfeel Mabely?
Di Yank' he play Ilka da stiff
llo driva mos' out' ol' man Gilft
So Clarfea be quit so quick as Jiff.
. AInt it Awteel Mabely?
Da Welta Sock Ieada da top
on Keeping nuppy.
There Is 110 doubt soma selflbh satis
faction In yielding to melancholy, aao
iuucliig that we are victims of fate
in blooding over grievances, especlall;
It more or less imagtnaiy. To b
bright and chees ful often requiro
an effoit; and In this respfact, as U
Othera, e requiie to watch over an(
matiagd ouisulves, almofct as if w
vere somebody else. Sir .hibn Luh
bock.
SUM JIM You appear well satisfied, Bill.
Something pleasant must have happened.
KAT 1JILL I caught a burglar last night,
SUM JIM Brave boy, tell me about it.
FAT HILL The villiau was after mySugar
cii. He tovuid a can and smacked Ins
lips with Mich dc.lht that 1 heaid aud
trapped him.
Delicious Sugar (Ilea Sugar House Molasses
is especially recommeudtd during the hot weather. It toues tip
the system, invigorates old and young. Sugar Glen contains
more nourishment than meat and U not ns heating. It makes
youfrnuscles hard aud strong, your step quick and firm, your
braia clear aud active.
Try it during the summer months.
Insist 011 Your Grocer Glvlnti you
SUGAK GLKN SUGAK IIOUSLI MOLASSKS
Guirauteed uuderthe Pure Food aud Drugs Act, June 30,1906. U.S. Serial Number 13905
Write for a Fat Bill Apron to
A Fortunate Man.
One day a young niatrou to the mar
ket place did go, where she bought an
oyster plant, then set It out to grow.
Said she: "Next wluter we'll have
oysters, freah oysters every day, and
what a savng it will be, with uot a
cent to pay. Ob, but hubby should
be thankful it was his lot In life to
get such a saving woman for his own
llttlu wife."
Lavender Water as Disinfectant.
According to a great French chem
ist the free use of lavender water by
those who must nurse contagious dis
eases will greatly lessen the dangers
of Infection. It is certainly a more
agreeable disinfectant than most of
those In common une and gives a
fiesh, clean odor to a sickroom that
is fery agreeable.
Nature's Warning.
If the eyes close Irritably at th
light, If they twitch or the eyelid
Jump or blink rapidly after som;
strain of work, if the eyelids reddet
in strong light and nervous crows
feet or wrinkles appear around th
eyes, any time hefora at least 50 year,,
of age, then trouble Ilea ahead if th,
eyes aie neglected.
Pleasant Cough Rsmedy.
This baa rarely been known to fai
In giving relief: Roast a lemon ver?
carefully without burning It. Whet
it is thoroughly hot cut It open in od
end and squeeze Into a cup containing
three ounces of finely powdered sugai
Take a spoonful whenever your c'ougl
troubles you. It is excellent aud mo
agreeable to the taste.
Daily Thought.
Do you aver look at yourself wn?u
roa tl-u? another Plantus.
FREE Wings Ice Cream Cones FREE
THE AIRDOME THEATRE
"JUST AROIINIJ THK COR.NER"
Reiween Commercial and Washington Avenue on Sixth Street.
BIG KKELS OF PICTURES fl
THOUSAND FEET OF FILM
SHOWS FOR ONE ADMISSION im
iL.t-us"rFgA"rE:o songs
MONDAY, TUESDAY, VVbDNfHUV, July 13, 14 and 15.
NJftTn Every Lady, and Child under the age ol Twelve years attending an? performance on these
1U I L""njree lights will receive one of WINU'S full size 5 cent ICF. CREAM CONES.
FREE Wing's Ice Cream Cones FRFE
5C Picture Show 2
Protect the Birds.
The extermination of the birds, th
"policemen of the air," H a possibU
calamity of an extent not easily con
celved. Competent authority pr
dicta that It would not only make sue
ressful agriculture impossible, bit
would be followed by dstructlon (
Dearly all vegetation.
Island Home of Bats.
Bats were the only family of native
mammals found cm -the thousands of
small tslauda In the Pacific. These Is
lands are so far away from the g.eat
continents that no mammala but the
flying bats could reach them. The va
rtety of Lata known on eaith U about
Tenement Death Rate Heavy.
About 2.um children under five
years UU die in the Now Voik ten
ment dlsttitu each r...uih
HONEST DENTISTRY-HONEST PRICES
Gold Crowns - $3.50 to $4.00.
Silver IMlings - -50c up
Gold Fillings - - $1.50 up
Platinum Filling - - $100
Plates that fit - $6.00 up
Remember wc da nut raise these
prices, but do exactly what we
claim.
THE HARRIS DENTAL CO.
213 thjhth Street Over Path Theatre
Office Open Evenings and Sundays.