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CLARENCE L. TEST
Batteries:
OF OUR
GREAT
B—L.
CLOTHING
BASE BALL
SALE
Batteries:
Score—
45
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2
Murray; Fleharty and Kane.
A. L. SKELLEY. C. P. A T. A.
Little Rock, 5; New Orleans, 1.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Eureka
Springs
IT'S COOL AND
R. H. B
SHADY.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
$25.25
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ROUND TRIP.
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secured all their runs in the first
game
American League.
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Batteries:
and Gor.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
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Birmingham . ...109
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Memphis
111
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Leonar
match.
Want Ads One Cent Per Wore
was ridden by
favorite. Arond:
Mulligan.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
la k. ran together to the
The Most Popular Beer in the World
A
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CITY TICKET OFFICE,
106 West Sixth Street.
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before Pittsburg scored.
. First Game—
and
ings
downed Bavini, much Interest is man-
ifested in the result of the Brown-
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Detroit......
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New York ...
St. Louis .....
Washington .
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P. J. LAWLESS, General Agent
TICKET OFFICE 522 CONGRESS AVENUE, CORNER SIXTH ST.
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WEEK
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The game was slow and almost en-
tirely devoid of interest .
Score—
Atlanta .
71
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65
67
64
61
45
43
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50
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53
57
63
83
; 35
Score—
Fort Worth
Waco
A CHEAT CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT.
OUR DINING CAR SERVICE
Second Game—
Cleveland .......
St. Louis .......
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. 876
.556
.554
.516
.604
.372
.353
Hr co nd Game—
Boston ..........
New York .....'
Houston . ..
Oklahoma .
San Antonio
Dadas .....
Fort Worth
Shreveport .
Waco.....
Galveston .
first three innings, only three of the
visitors reaching first alter that.
First Game—
Boston ........
New York ....
Texas League.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
, , ---- Falkenberg and Bemis;
I eity and Stephens.
67
67
65
57
53
49
45
32
Batteries: Watson. Killirer ,
don; McFarland and Kelsey.
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GALVESTON AND RETURN.
Limit 60 Days.
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HEAT MONSTER
HOLDS THRONE
Unmatchable
Values
and
Prices
National League.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Rain at Boston.
Boston, Aug. 18.—Boston-Brooklyn;
rain.
0
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70
63
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47
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First Game—
Houston ......
Oklahoma’ City
Giddings Had 108 in Shade.
Giddings, .Texas, Aug. 18.—One of
Daily Capacity 125 Tons
Carload Shipments a Specialty
Office: Both Phones 246.
Factory: Old Fhons 119.
♦ mortuary. ♦
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DELIGHTFUL DANCE
AT COUNTRY CLUB.
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AUSTIN WHITE LIME CO.
INCORPORATED.
Mranufacturers nt whit. Um, and
Dealers in Cement, Plaster, Hale,
Flr. Brick, Sewer Pipe, Aeme c-
hent plaster.
Austin White Lime Compand
Office 415 Congrosa Avenue.
LEONARD CHALLENGES
ELMER BROWN OF TAYLOR.
। Score—
Chicago ..
Cincinnati
1
4
Phillips, Adams and Gib-
son; Bachman and Phelps.
2
4
2452127
8
Saratoga.
Saratoga, N Y , Aug. 18.— Choirmas-
n
thezhottest ever known by old
today 2’ Oldainga was experienced
codaye 1e,roxiterea 108 on a -on11'
Toonin.the shade, where ordinarily
it hot daya. 1,1 the au
------.... Groome
Plauk and Lvingston..
Batteries: Rulbach and Needham;
Ewing and Roth.
TIME SAYING AND BEST OF SERVICE
NORTH AND EAST
Bottled Only at the
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
st: Louis, u. s. a.
CORKED OR WITH CROWN CAPS
Important to all Women
Beaders of this Paper
Batteries: Corridon, Covaleski,
Scanlon, Foxen and Jacklitsch; Wiltse
and Myer.
“The Glorious
R. H B.
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.000 020 000—- 2 11 0
up in the. fourth and fiercely fought
from there out. In the seventeenth
Kerwin secured a short hit, Whiteman
sacrificed and Osteen and Hart each
sent IVn-rs into left field, netting two
runs. Nashville also secured three hits
and a sacrifice in this inning and had
the bases full when Bay came to bat.
He fell short.
As Brown has never yel
and both Leonard and
LONE STAR ICE 00.
Estdlished 1885
Manufacturers of
PURE
CRYSTAL ICE
pounds and
lie and the
Lots of time yet to wear
light clothes and- a great
many of these suits are just
what you want for Early
Fall.
C. W. STRAIN,
G. P. A.,
FORT WORTH.
233
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Two for leveland.
Cleveland, aug. 18.— elevrand took
two more games from St. Lals today.
Napoleon laJoie, who \ resigned as
manager of the team -last night was
given an ovation. He-directed the team
today as his successor has not been ap-
pointed.
Batteries: Rhodes and Casey; Max-
well and Schriver.
leans today by hitting Maxwell hard
all through the game. Weimer’s homo
run over the right field fence in the
Batteries: Wood and Carrigan- wn
■on and Klelnow and Sweeney ’
Batteries: Reiger and Henninger;
Folbre and Alexander.
Chicago, 2; Detroit, 0.
. Detroit, Aug.. 18.—Outside of Cobb,
none of the Detroit players could solv.
Walsh and the home team was shut-
out.
4dweisers
played. Won. Lost. P.O.
...109
arvest Days Are Here”
expert grain buyers, shipped to St. Louis and forms the basis of our world famous
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Two for New York.
Philadelphia, Aug. 18—New York hit
the ball hard in. both games, winnn
the first game by a score of 14 to 1
and also winning the second by bunch-
ing hits off MQullen's delivery after
the home team had taken 'the lead in
the second inning.
Birmingham, 4; Atlanta, 1.
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 18— Three runs
scored off Rogers in the seventh in-
ning by Birmingham caused him to be
taken from the box and Atkins was
sent in. One run was made by Bir-
mingham after Atkins began pitching.
Galveston, 5: Dallas, 4.
Dallas, Aug. 18—The Dallas pitchers
were ineffective today and Galveston
won the final game of the transferred
series in seven innings of indifferent
playing.
Pittsburg .
Chicago . .
New York
Cincinnati .
Philadelphia
St. Louis ..
Brooklyn .
Boston . ..
What Makes a Bank Strong?
FEW BANKS IN THE COUNTRY HAVE A LARGER MARGIN OF SAFETY THAN
The American National Bank in Austin, Texas.
WITH A CAPITAL OF .
WITH SURPLUS EARNED ........... $200,000.00
American National Bank
SOLICITS YOUR ACCOUNT.
SAVH!HIUELFLR Psesidgnt.sa . H. A- WROE, second Vie. Prosidont,
NO H. HOUGHTON, Vie Preeident' R C. ROBEROEAU, Third Vie. Preident.
C. P. RANDOLPH, Cashier.
Score—
Dallas .....
Galveston ..
Batteries:
Drucke and
Quiesser.
Budweiser
The King of All Bottled Beers
The product of the best barley and hops grown in the world. Budweiser has brought
the glow of health to many and has helped to make our country a nation of strong
men and women. “
Pittsburg ..
St. Louis .
239832
g.k
002 000 010—F F; E
000 000 000— 0 3
Batteries: Berger and Easterly:
Bailey and Criger.
Ag4.
Breaks Bin Marco. Record,
Han Marco., Texas, AuK. 18,—Thia
afternoon has been a record breaker
in temperatuaro in this section, old Met
ters. declare that the day has been
the hottewt ever experlerca nere. I
the canter of brick bulldines on th
south and north aldo of the plaza the
mercury registerod from 99 to 101. In
frame bundinge and under porches the
mercury ascended as high as 110. The
breze during the afternoon has been
very light. Farmera report that the
hot weather Is completely destroying
the bool weevil.
han,‘Nyesiamtaxeztaand KIrer: Dro-
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
_ Two for Boston.
AmecanorknaaugcspThe Boston
secutive victores eleven today by twice
defeating New York. y
Batteries: Yiebahn and Sebaugh;
Thomas and Shannon.
ry resting with the
’he game was tied
The number present was larger than
has been out to a similar affair in
some time. The hot, stifling winds of
the city were changed to » the cool
brezee coming over the surrounding
fields and were indeed a pleasant re-
lief from the sultry heat of the day.
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(Continued From Page 1.)
The wife or Hall Levy, a negro, was
prostrated by the heat about noon gnu
died in a short while. No other pros-
trations are deported.
..001 101 03_FT2E.
..000 0®0 100— 1 6
010 000 40_R " E.
001 200 000— 3 5
sixteenths. He carried 87
Birmingham . ...000 000 301- 4 8
| Following the wedding ceremony the
I wedding party was entertained at the
i home f Mra Cook at 1909 Nueces
. street, where a splendid wedding cake
Was cut and ice cream served. Mr.
and Mr» Cook left on the 9 o’clock
Houston and Texas Central train for
their future home in Houston.
1 ------•*•----
AERODROME CITY ARISES
IN VICINITY OF RHEIM8.
Score—
Washington .
Philadelphia
0-5
friend, mine"
; , Detroit .....
7 1 Chicago ....
Charles Ohlendorf.
hum .Lockhart, Texas, Aug IS.—Charles
Ohlendorf, one of the county’s oldest
1 “ 1 citizens, died at his home, eight miles
north of town, today. He came to
Texas from Germany in 1887 and set-
tied in Austin county. He came to
Caldwell county in 1889, and has re-
sided at Rogers Ranch since that time.
At all times he was foremost in edu-
cational work and contributed hs time
and money th the upbuilding of the
schools in the county. He leaves a
large connection both in this and Aus-
tin county Four sons live here. The
remains will be deposited in the ceme-
tery at this place.
The absolute vegetable purity of S.S.S. has always been one of the
strongest points in its favor, and is one of the pricipal reasons why it is
tbr most widely known and universally used of all blood medicines. A
great many of the so-called blood purifiers are really nothing more than
strong mineral mixtures which act so unpleasantly and disastrously on
the delicate membranes and tissues of the stomach and bowels, that even
U such treatment purified the bood, the condition in which the digestive j
nystem is left would often be more damaging to the health than the original
trouble Not so with 3 8. 8.—it is the greatest of all blood purifiers, and
tthe same time is an absolutely safe and harmless remedy. It is made
entirely of the healing and cleansing extracts and juices of roots, herbs
and barks, each of which is in daily use in some form by physicians in
their practice. Years of work and research have proven 8. 8. 8. to contain
everything necessary to purify the blood and at the same time supply the
system with the purest and best tonic effects. 8. 3. 8. cures Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison'
and all other blood troubles, and it leaves the system in perfect condition
when it has purified the blood Book containing much valuable informa-
tion on the blood and any medical advice desired sent free to all who write.
Mercury Stands Pat.
Vicksburg, Mias., Aug. 18---Vicka-
burg is still in the grasp of the terrible
heat wave, the thermometer having
gone to 99 egrees today, and re-
mained there longer than yesterday
and the record here would have been
broken but for cloudiness and a slight
breeze in the afternoon.
Michael C. Murphy.
Michael C. Murphy died at a late
hour last night at the family residence,
1405 Willow street, of paralysis after
an illness of about one week. Mr.
Murph v was a member of Travis
camp No. 319, Woodmen of the World
and has taken a prominent part in the
workings of the camp ever since his
firs) connection with it some time ago.
He was a member of the Painters
union. His widow survives him,
COOK—ELLIOTT.
.".2
in the farewell game with Waco today
asshe.stoxed with the Navigators and
a 10 wed them five hits more as a pres,
ent.than.anything else. In addition he
scored three or the Panthers' rum.
n tak Ing one every time he came to the
bata.Two,of h 9 counters came as th
regit, of home rum hits over the left
3ft fen ce, one being about the long-
est seen on the local diamona in sev.
eral years. Holmes was hard hit
throughout an even dozen safeties be.
nigtaken from him in the eighth in-
ter of Chesterbrook, an added starter
’ and outsider at 30 to 1, easily took the
Huron handicap at a mile and three-
. Second Game— R. H. s.
t (Philadelphia 040 000 000— 4 8 6
New York .......101 000 210— 5 11 1
Thousands upon thousands of women
have kidney trouble and never sus-
pect it.
Womens complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble, or
the result of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they will cause the other or-
guns Ju become diseased.
You may suffer a great deal with
pain in the buck. bearing-down feel-
ings. headache and loss of ambition.
Taylor, 16; New Braunfels, 0.
Taylor, Texas, Aug. 18—The New
Braunfels Tigers were shut out by the
Taylor team today in the first of a
series of three games by a score of 16
to 0 in favor of the homo team. Bat-
.000 000 091— 1 3 0
.000 000 000— 0 6 2
• last night from Adjutant Gen-
, eral J. o. Newton at Camp
. Perry, Ohio, sialing that Leu
> tenant Clarene e t. Teat had
• rokeh the world's record in the
, Herrick match by a score of 221. '
> The general reports the'rest or !
1 the team doing welL
Many tend (or a sample bottle to see
what Swamp-Root, the great Kidney.
Lver and Bladder Re medy, will do for
them. Every reader of this paper, who
has not already trid it, may address
Dr. Kilmer -& Co. Binghamton, N. Y.,
and receive sample bottle free by mail.
You can purchase the regular 50-cent
and 11 size bottles at all drug stores.
R. II. K •
.030 000 00*—- 3 7 v
.001 001 000— 2 9 2
t been thrown,
Brown have
only one out in two innings and again
‘ad the bases filled with men, but in
I acf instance the next men were
R. H. E « easy outs.
.003 010 12»— 7 12
.000 001 000— 1 5
„ . Two for Houston.
Houston, Aug. 18—Houston out-
played Oklahoma City so fast in a
double-header "»'»>' that when the
K hteen . innings hdabeen concluded
th.Indlans lodkea bush leaguera
The scores were 6 to { and 4 to o. m
eatbh.games .Killifer. Whe loston
ca-cher. Was the star. In the first
game he batted 10000 secring three
singles and a Three-bagger while hk
1,88 Ing, made the th<n of bass 13
the Indians an utter imposemluiP
Mowry made a spectacular one ani
catch of McCormick'S nv near th'
series to "ruet the iralsfer 0 "•*
Poor health makes you nervous, ir-
ritable and nay be despondent; it
6 4 makes any one so.
_ Second Game—
Houston ........0,1 000 11*— 4 16
Oklahoma City ..000 000 000— J ’J
29 .724
85 .667
38 .624
53 .495
57 .452
60 .417
45 .363
78 .250
this afternoon, victo
visitors. 4 to 2. TI
re | weakened in the final round, but pule
up in time to strike-out Mu Bride.
Batteries: McQuillan and Dooin;
Raymond and Schlei.
first inning scored New Orleans* only
run. Rhodes was invincible after the
Grand Circuit.
Buffalo, N. Y. Aug 18.—Bob Doug-
lass of the stable of Alonza McDonald
won the 11000 Empire stake for 2.12
trotters at the Fort Erle race truck to-
day. The gray trotted the four heats
without a break, winning the race with
ease. In the opening race for 2:31
trotters Geers drove Frazee to victory
in straight heats. Summary:
2:16 trot, 11000—Rosemary Chimes,
Nalrni, Fstillbey. Beat time. 2:12 1-4.
2:12 trot. Empire stakes, $1000-- -Bob
Douglae, Carroll, Demarest, Best
tim, 2106 1-4.
Taylor, Texas, Aug, 18.—At the close
of the wrestling match in the Taylor
opera house last night, when Elmer
(Pet) Brown threw Joe Savini, the
champion wrestler of Dallas, two
straight falls with catch-an-catch-can
holds in the time of 27 1-2 and 21 3-4
minutes, respectively. W. F. Leonard.
Waco’s champion wrestler, who also
threw Savini In Temple one night last
week. Immediately challenged Brown,
the winner, for a maten with catch-
When Tired Out
Take Horsford’s Acid Phosphate.
It vitalises the nerves and assists the
digestion—refreshes and invigorates
the entire system.
Two for Pittsburg.
Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 18.—Pittsburg
took both gamnes of a double-header
from St. Louis today, the first 6 to 3
and the second 2 to 1. The visitors
Rhelme, Aug. 1».— A vast strange.
----- ----"i 00KlnE aerdrome city has risen mar
A delighttul dance was ziven at thetti.etXI anticipatton of aviation
and run throughout the following Sat-
urday-and during which feats of skill
and daring by aviators in heavier-
than-air machines and aeronauts in
dirigible balloons will be witnessed.
The aerodrome proper is 2500 meters
wide and extends 3750 meters on one
side and 1500 on the other, making a
circuit of 10.000 meters. The angles of
the course are marked by large der-
ricks and two commodioua grandstands
are located at convenient points.
The loges, rented from $50 to $200
for the week, were hastily reserved
throughout the week.
Ch^'X sSlsers.and Cartlgani
„Philade!phia, 2; Washington, 1.
.Washington, Aug. IS—Plunk out
pitched Aroome today in the game be-
tween Philadelphia and wahineton.
the former winnng 2 to 1. Plank
.000 012 03*— 6 10 0
.010 200 000— 3 8 1
Andrews, Ogles, Oram,
Onslow; Cooper and
TEXAS LEAGUE.
San Antonio, 2; Shreveport, 1.
San Antonio, Aug. 18—bVlbre not
only came back strong today after be-
ing knocked out yesterday, but knocked
the ball over the fence for a home run
with a man on base for the winning
run.
William Lawrence Cook and Miss Juli-
ette Elliott United in Marriage.
William Lawrence Cook and M198
Juliette Elliott were united in mar-
riage at 6:80 o’clock yesterday after-
noon, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. Cullom H. Booth at the
University Methodist church. The
bride was attended by Mrs. George
Weber of Laredo, matron of honor:
Miss Claltle Elliott, her sister, maid of
honor, and Miss Pearl Winch. Misa
Annie McKnight and Miss Alice Mowry
of Laredo and Miss Eloise Cook of
Austin, bridesmaids. Mr. Hilton R.
Greer of Austin was best man, and the
groomsmen were Mr. Charles Cook of
Austi, Mr. Edwin Atlee of Laredo,
Mr Clarence 8. Guyer of Austin and
Mr. George E. Doscher of Houston,
The church was beautifully dec-
orated for the occasion. Just before
the entrance of the wedding party Mr.
George E. Doscher sang a beautiful
solo, "If I Had a Thousand Lives to
Live.” Miss Bertha Cook at the or-
kan and Miss Mary Peel of San Marcos
at the piano played the Lohengrin
wedding march as the processional and
the Mendelssohn wedding march aw a
recessional.
The bride was lovely as a dream in
white messaline satin with pearl trim-
mings. She carried a shower bouquet
of bride’s roses. The bridesmaids were
gowned in white lingerie over white
silk and carried pink bridesmaid roses. I
Mrs. Weber, the matron of honor, wore
A message was received here
a---eeg-C
Chicago, 1; Cincinnati, 0.
Chicago, Aug. 18.—Chicago won to-
day in the ninth on Owens’ wildness.
Cincinnati had u man on third with
Hearne Had 105 Tuesday.
Hearne, Texas, Aug. 18—Tuesday in
this city was the hottest day that we
have had this year, and probably for
several years, the thermometer regis-
tering 105 in the shade at about 1:30.
Monday was also a very hot day, the
thermometer registering 104 in the
shade. A fairly good thermometer was
placed in the sun here Tuesday as an.
experiment, and after about six min-
utes the thermometer was picked up
burst from the heat, showing that it
was evidently hotter than 130 in the
sun.
Montgomery, 4; Nashville, 2.
Nashville, Aug. 18.—Montgomery
Nashville battled seventeen Innl
Batteries: Rogers, Atkins and Me-
CRYSTAL SALOON
AL. WATKINS, Proprlotor.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigaro.
Restaurant In Connection. Open Day
and Night.
Corner Congress Ave. and Sixth St
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
Second Gamo— R. H. E
Pittsburg ........ 000 001. 2 2 1
St. Louis .......010 000 000— 1 4 0
The Marquis de Polltinac, president
of the committee on ayiation, said in
an interview today of the approaching
meeting:
"All we need is good weather and
patience. The public should not be
deceived. Aviation is a new science
and a good deal of chanoe enters into
such an audacious exhibition as avia-
tion week will afford.”
BONDER KLA88E TRIALS
LESSEN THE CONTENDERS.
Marblehead, Mass., Aug. 18—The
Bonder klasse trials today lessened as
contenders the sixteen yachts which
were each seeking houon to be one of
the defendants of President Taft and
Governor Draper cups against the Ger-
man challengers. The eliminations
make the number of contenders only
six. The bats are Thu Wolf. Ellen,
Joyette, Manchester 111, Skeezix and
Crooner.
Two races were planned for the day,
but on account of the wind dropping
the second was called off.
R.H.B
....000 000 000— 0 5 6
<...200 000 000— 2 9 0
as-catch-can holds, to be pulled off in
the opera houe here next Friday night,
August 20, which was accepted, the
winyer to have a purse of $100.
Brown’s weight is 156 pounds, while
Leonard tips the 9cales at 155 pounde.
. **********+}*+**4*4+44 a duchesa lace imported gown over
white satin and carried white roses;
BREAKS WORLDS RECORD. v‘he deagouxuerep"stpire
a lovely and chring yorng lady,
popular in 9clal and Unversfty efr-
‘ile. Mr. Cook 11 a graduate of the
University and of the law school, and
1 is now associated with the legal firm
.of Andrews, Ball & Streetman at
Houston, where Mr. and Mrs. Cook
1 will make their home.
andattti es: Burk and Powell; Holmes
stretch, where Choirmaster Irew away
and won easily Track heavy.
James Gaffney today bought Basely
Thorpe, a Futurity candidate, from H
M Z« lgler, for a reported price of
116,000. Results:
fleven furlongs: May Amelia, Wapo-
nac, Joe Gaitnes. Trme, 1:31.
Steeplechase, 2 t-2 miles: Pagenby,
Steye Lane, Sandy Creeker. Time,
5:30 2-5,
Five and one-half furlongs: Hanna,
St. Daniel, Billiard Ball Time, 1:11.
Huron handicap, mile and three-six-
teenths: Choirmaster of CheMerbrok.
Arondack, Taboo. Time, 2:06.
Mile and three-sixteenths: Berkley,
The Peer, Profit. Time, 2:08 1-5.
Hix furlonga: Judge Lessing, Top
Notch, Rialtd. Time, 1:18 1-B.
R. H. E
. .291 000 1— 4 12 1
.0030200-5 7 2
and Street;
Batteries: Camnitz and Gibson;
Raleigh and Phelps.
Batteries: Mullin and Schmidt;
Walsh and Sullivan.
Little Rock, Aug. 18—Utile Rock
made it three straight from New Or-
First Game-- * R. H Ie
Cleveland ........ 111 00•-- 3 6 0
bt. Louis ....... 000 000 000— o
BUDWEISER is sold at an
first-class Hotels, Clubs
and Bars. 9
But thousands of irritable, nervous,
tired and broken-down women have
restored their health and strength by
the use of Swamp-Root, the great
Kidney, iver and Bladder Remedy.
Score— R. H. E.
Nashville 000 200 000 096 090 00—2 11 5 . . ______ _______
Montg’ry .010 160 000 000 009 02—4 14 1 terles—Taylor, Rainey and Bradley;
New Braunfels, McDowell and Staatz.
Score— - R. H. E.
Little Rock .....000 210 20*-- 5 12 1
New Orleans ....100 600 000— 1 4 1
Relief at Childress,
peEhtudresBoaay"ta„AuKwiseThatem:
sromngyoaterdaxs hih maFk. 2050001
sraaxn la,blowine. from norh, 60
lnostchtiPy.main the weatner *eem
Woret Baatrop Ever Had.
Bantrop, Texas, Au. 18.— The ther.
mometer rekitere Tio "dexrtea ther:
tordax..and today at Bastrop, having
mrm hisher. then at an tmie in Iha
mom orycorthe oldest inhabitant, of tho
Suffering In San Antonie.
San Antonio, Aug. 18.- Todav, heat
record broke all former ons, th, tom-
porature, in the .hade at 2 o'clock
ieaching. 03.4., Thi “ elgfteen/
Krees hotter than the same day int
year Unometal thermometers regie,
tered aa high an H2 derrees. There
wan.much surering reported, but no
prostrations.
First Game— r, H. E.
Philadelphia ......60 000 106— 1 8 1
New York ......004 110 125—14 17 2
Score— • RHE
Shreveport ......100 000 000— it.
San Antonio ....000 200 00*— 2 6 2
At Minneapolis — Indianapolis, 0;
Minneapolis, 2.
At St. Paul—St. Paul, 6; Louis-
Ville, 2.
At Kansas City—First game, Kan-
sas City, 8; Toledo, 1; second game,
Kansas City, 4; Toledo, 2
At Milwaukee—Milwaukee, 4; Co-
lumbus, 2.
Swamp-Root brings new life and ac- . A delightful dance was given at thelwe,’
tivity to the kidneys, the cause of such ountry elub house last Tuesday night, ian ’.
troubles, numhe" ---------- *- - " n
Southern League.
Played, Won, Lost. P.C
Atlanta ........107
Nashville ’.......105
New Orleans ....109
Mobile ..........108
Montgomery’ . ..109
Little Rock .....107
TAP AUSTIN DAILT STATESMAN, THURSDAY, AUOVST 18, 1903.
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