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LOCAL MILL GAMES ?MICK DEFEATED. OUR Game Played at Glaek and Score Was 7 aaa 5. The Qlack mill, baseball team de feated the Orr mil team ia the ^ Mill League ict?:u yesterday uHv? ucm ia a game played at the Gl?ck Mill, th? J score belog 7 and 5. Batteries: Gluck, Edwards, and Donald; Orr, McAllister and Kay. Riverside Defeated Anderson, The first nines of the Riverside and Anderson milla played baseball yes terday afternoon, the game being at the latter . place. The score was 10 to 4 in favor of the Riverside, mill. Batteries: Riverside, Tinsley and Croft; Anderson, Dickson and Moore. ATKINSON'S DRUG STORE The prettiest in the State -'that is the remark so fre quently made. It must be true. We know we have one of the cleanest and most sanitary Drug Stores in the State. Our Soda fountain is equipped with boiling hot water running continuously to sterilize our soda glasses, ; Did you know that?, We are cranky when it comes to clealiness-both in our Soda and Drug Depart ments. It costs you no more to get the best. WM . E . ATKINSON Sweeping C We have a Germ Killing, Sa that can't be be?t, which we a Price. This Sweeping Compt the sweeper to sweep all the c possible. W? got this lot at J give our customers the benefit While lt lasts, we will sell 11 In-100 pounds cases. ?.... In lots less than 100 pound; Guest Pi rOURTEENTH ANNUi HRP?T?, GA., AND i ?r . vi* C., N. & i-: AND SEA Wednesday, Jal RATES AND S Columbia. . 7:S0 Inno. 7:45 B??w%#^?rW^-. 6:04 White Rvck . ? 8:" Hilton.-.- ?:1F Chopin . *:?4 l?ffi?i Mountain . $:3* Blighs . $:4? Prosperity-. 8:54 Newberry. Gary i. . J J] Kinards. *'** Ooldvlllo. ?:54 Laurens.... Ar. Clinton .. . . ? -W:1B ARRIVE ATTUUfl ARRIVE BiRMING? i train leaven Gervais Street,De July 14. Arrive Atlanta 4:60 p ivmingham will be honored tciv ania good re turning on all reg? ita 8* ?0 p. m. Returning pass or to midnight Sunday, July 18, ? - '-< *M ? ?TA?, MK? OF THE LXUBS. ? ).*+*.??.*???*?++ *#? 4>4> ? ?. R??tii Atlantic. . ' WOP. Jng?. T.l augusta ......... .* 44 ?i Columbia. 16 10-0: Columbus. 16 ll 6) Charleston. 14 12 51 ?bany. ll 16 4! Jacksonville. 10 15 4( Savannah. 10 17 %. lacou. 10 IT " S' SottthfTU Won. Lost. IM lomphis. 48 33 61 lew Orleans. 47 33 51 {ashville. 46 37 61 Urnflngham ..... 44 36 6; atlanta. 38 41 ' 41 lobile. 36 . 44 41 liattanooga. 35 47 4". dt tie Rock. 29 60 3( American. Won. Lost. P. i hicago. 48 26 64 lobton. 44 * 26 6? Stroit . .... 46 2? 61 few York. 37 37 6< Vashin g ton. 32 37 4t 'hiladelphia. 28 4 6 81 iL Louis. 26 4 4 3' I'loveland. 26 44 31 National. Won. Lost V. i 'hicago. 40 32 61 'hiladelphia ..... 38 31 61 Jrooklyn. 37 35 61 :t. Louis. 39 37 6] .Ittsburgh. 35 36 41 Jew York. 32 35" 4* tost?n. 32 40 U 'Incinnatl. 30 38 44 Federal. Won. Lost P.i it. Louis. 42 30 6i launas City. 43 . 31 BS hicago. 42 31 ~ 6' 'ittsburgh. 40 SS 64 Jcwark.- 39 36 61 JutTalo. 32 46 41 'rooklyu ........ 31 46 4( taltiinore. . 27 46 3' STANDING IN MILL LEAGUE. Won. Lost P. ? '.elton. 6 6 6-, llU'ib. 7 6 5; Equinox. 5 g 41 )rr :., 4 7 3( Call for Biennial Session-, The eGorgia ieigslature ls grlndlr, dong In t'he usual' way- introducir nore bills than any se toi men cou) ote on Intelligently. We have aboi ome to the conclusion that blennii essions of the legislature would t tetter.-Covington News. mm Zompound . ' * * ' . ? '.. nitary Sweeping Compound re selling at a Very Special )und oils the floor-, enables liri out with the least effort i price and we are going to of our good purchase. t as follows: _.$2.2$ 5 at 3c per pound. --.Vi?' r ? ?? ? u- EXCURSIONT BIRMINGHAM BOARD AIR LINE y 14th, 19?S. ?CHEDULE ~~~ Atlanta Blrmlnghar a, m.....83.60 8100 a. m. a.t?S ? 00 a. re. 3.60 6.00 a m..: 3.BO 6.00 . a. m. 8?&0 8.00 a. nr. 3. KO 6 00 a. m. 8.60 >1.00 a, m_..... 3.60 n.00 a. m. 3.50 C OO a. a. 8.60 6.00 a. m. S.60 6.00 a. m. tJ.50 8.00 a, m. 3.00 6.50 a. ni. 3.00 5.60 a. th. SOO 550 a. m. 3.00 6.50 fA 4*00 P. M. 1AM 10r20 P. M. tt, Columbia. ?:80 c, m. Wedneeda Slrmln.shaW 10:20 p. m. Ticket on nil regular trains. Ticket lins except Train No. *. leal must mach original starlin Chlldresa under 12 ye - Boston Americans' G Tue Boston. Americans, who did nor show well in the beginning of the season, are now getting into their stride, and have gone to'second place in the American League. At the dls? tance lt seems they will fight ,B oul with the Tigers of Detroit, and tho White Box nf C.;cago for the pennant Their advance is due largely to the awakening of their outfield, made up ] of Speaker, who is believed to draw4 the highest salary in baseball, and EQUINOX DEFEATED BELTON Gama Played at Beena Vista Yesterday Afternoon. Park Equinox baseball team defeated the Belton mill team yesterday afternoon in thc Mill League by the score being B and 4. The game was played at tho Buena Vista baseball park and was at tended by a large number, of mill league fans. The game went for tea Innings, it being tied by a sing!? by Foster with one man on base. B. Miles was put in au a substitut and his timely hit won the game. Equinox. AB H R E C. Miles . :. 5 01 0 Mclntire...5 2 0 0 Blaylock. 5 0 1 0 Watson.4 1 1 0 Kay. .. B 1 l l Foster .v .. .. .. 5 i 0 0 English':..5 0 0 Dorn ............ 4 0 0 1 Simpson....4 0 0 0 Gessaway, sub pitcher. .1 0 0 0 B. Miles sub '. :.110 0 T??al Belton. Sunney. .. 6 Barton.4 Lylea ...6 Taylor.6 Garrett.S Fisher ............ 6 Snipes.6 Wari.5 Osbields.j .. ..4 Barnett sub .. .', r. .. 2 .44 6 5 3 AB H R E O Q 0 0 0 0 2 1 2? 0 o 1 0 0 2 2 1 2 2 i 0 Total ...47 ll 4 Batteries: Equinox. WctKon, Gas saway and English; Belton, Ward and Snipes. Umpire Ellison. MAGEE AND COBB LEADING BATTERS Chicago, July 10.-The baseball ave rag ea published hero today, In cluding the record?, of last Wednes day's games show Ty Cobb again bat tirs?more than tOO tn tho American tftesjue. Haubert ts loading (be S National batters and Magee at Brook lyn is leading the Federals: Heinle Zimmerman of thc -Chicago Nationals advanced fr otu fortieth io twelfth place sin** last week? and. now stands i$k. The three leading batters of the three blt; leagues and their averages fol hf*: Xailoual-Daubert 337; Doyle. New York. 32?; Merk le. New York, 828. , Aroertoan-Cobb, 404; Crawford, of Detroit and Jackson, of Clsvcland. MAJOR And MINOR LEAGUES real Outfielder. ia,.? ?? <x. Hil f^??r ES ci Lewis ?nd Hooper, who had not shown in their"-, real form during tho earlier the Bcason. In ono ?aihe with thn New York Americana the other day Speaker made no fewer than fire hita in five timea at bat. In thc opinion of baseball men this is the greatest outfield In any club, sad that goes despite the tact that Ty Cobb 1B a niemba^ of another club. ? TBBTEBD?rS BESULTS. ? Southern League. At Atlanta 2; Chattanooga 1. At Atlanta 2; Chattanooga 0. Both games seven innings-hy agreement. At Mobile 8; Little Hock 0. At Birmingham 6; Memphis 2. At Birmingham 6; Memphis 6. Sooth Atlantic League. At Co'ambla 3; Savannah 0. At /.upgus?a-Charleaton, rain. At Columbus 2; Albany 1. At Jacksonville 5; Macon 1. Federal League. At Pittsburgh 1; St. Louis 9. At Newark 2; Baltimore 3; ten in nings. At Chicago-Kansas City. rain. At B'Aia'.o 7; Brooklyn 2. National League. At Brooklyn 8;'Chicago 3. At Brooklyn C; Chicago 0. At New York 7; Oinfcinnatl 3. At Philadelphia 6; Pittsburgh 8. A* Tinton i; St. Louis 7. At Boston 3; St. Louis 1. American League. At St. Louis 4; Philadelphia 3. At Cleveland 0: Now York 4. a At Detroit 3; Boston. 6. At Chicago lj Washington 1; five innings, rain. Rupture Expert Here Well Known to Leadla* Physicians Who Indorse His Methods, W. B. SEELEY, tho noted rupture specialist of Philadelphia, is sending his personal representative to Ander son to minister to the needs of the ruptured public, thoroughly equipped and prepared to doal with tho moot j difficult canes. Interested parties can consult him free of charge at the cloteP Chlquola, Friday and Saturday. July 16 and 17. SEELEY'S Spermatic Shield Truss, as used and approved by the U. S. Government and the Czar ot Uussla, will retain any case of rupture per fectly, affording immediate relief, and doses the opening in a short time on the average case. It produces results without surgery or harmful injections. No leg straps to irritate and soil. No binding er bips. Clean and dur able. Examination and advice free. Personal refereuces on request. Cut out r.od keep for reference. Home Office, 1027 Walnut ?U, Philadelphia. J VU Tire* TREMENDOUS $1.00 SHIRT-WAIST VALUES We have just re* ceiv?d a shipment of two hundred perfectly beauti ful shirt waists, made of sheer material, a n d made up in the very lates* styles. Jhe?e waists nc. nally sell for $1.50, but weare making a Special of them at only 91.00 DRESSES AND SUITS We have only a few Dresses and Coat Suits left over. They are going at greatly reduced prices. MRS. B GRAVES BOYD Frolaset Corsets and McCall Patterns. BIBLES BIBLES BIBLES We have a splendid line of Cambridge and Bagster Bibles and Testaments. FANTS BOOK STORE Don't start on that ncati? nip without first patting tires. TODD AUTO SHOP. Opposite The Palmetto N. Main F irs t : e With Distinctive Features in the Education of Women : Small classes, with close personal attention to the needs of each student. Fourteen teachers, with accommodation in the dormitories for only, 100 students. Sp?cial attention to the health and physical development of the student. . Campus of 32 acres. Basketball'and Tennis Courts. Gymnasium. Spe = cia! training in all suitable outdoor games and sports. Th i r d : Cooperative government, by which students, under careful direction, are aided and encouraged to govern them?wives in all matters pertaining to the home life in the College. The College is under the control of the Baptist denomination, but is absolutely non sectarian in teaching. , A standard course of study leading to the degree of A. B. An exceptionally fine Department of Music. Excellent courses in Domestic Science and Domestic Art. A material reduction has been made in the cost of attendance. The prices are low enough to meets the present economic demands, and high enough tc ensure care and safety in thc education pf your daughter. Send for New Catalogue to P. KINA&D, President Anderson, S. C.