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■Jf Name . * * * -m * * *< * * * * # * * * * * j|c * * ONE COUPON FREE FOR EVERY FAMILY. Out-of-Town Children can have the paper mail ed to them free by sending 12 cents, cost of mailing for one year. HICKS' CAPUDINE (NMIMRfCLY CURES ^ HEADACHES Hj Iron Up COLDS ■K In 6.to 12 Hours ggijlrUIrth.MI AtEnsSura —MANUFACTURERS OF— Annual Capacity, WfiOOfiOO. ED. R. ft CLAYTON JONES. Attorneys-at-Law, Buyers . . AND . . THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1 " BASEBALL Sellers of Real Estate. I IN SHORT GAME. Americus Here the Rest of the Week. Cordete Defeats Brunswick—Valdosta Takes Another frqm Americus—Ex hibition Game Monday—Affairs Pro posed for the Fourth—Change in Standing of the Clubs. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Clubs— Played. Won. Lost. Pet Waycross. ... ...41 29 12 .724 Brunswick. .. ...4ft 25 15 .621 Valdosta .... ...43 2(5 17 .605 Cordele ...40 22 18 .550 Albany ...41 14 27 .341 Americus. ... ...39 10 29 .250 (Note—Through an error which al lowed Waycross a game that Valdosta had won, the percentage of the two teams has been wrong. It 1b changed in today’s standing.) We have five plan tations within a few miles of Albany for sale at reasonable prices. We also have a number of improved lots in the city of Albany for sale. RESULTS YESTERDAY. Waycross, 3: Albany, 0. Valdosta, 15; Americus, 6. Cordele, 5; Brunswick, 4. GAMES TODAY. Americus in Albany. Waycross In Cordele. Brunswick In Valdosta. It would be another 13-inning game. In the fifth both Griffin and Flelscb man succeeded In ranking a mark on the acore-bonrd. Neither of them got a hit in the inning. Griffin got to first on a fielder’s choice and Flelschman walked. Well, anyway, the two of them made runs, and we buckled down to work. - |i| mm Weaver certainly put up a good game of ball—pitched well and got a hit, too. He has good control and throws a fast ball. Snodgrass got a pretty double-header, but It was too late in coming. Anyway, it was a nice one. In the eighth inning there was a fine double made by the home team—Siner to Eldrcd, Eldred to Griflin—making the third double in the game—one for Albany, two for Waycross. The visitors played some "sticky ball." Bo. Yep! to shut us out had to be something ext ra for that, vou knnvv That double in the fifth was a coiker F. Bunas., to Oviflln to Bow«u: it did very efficient work. Bowen did great work nil the way through lit the game, He more th?.n cut off a pretty and live hi: of Boyd’s in the eighth and in «v ery instance fielded first in an able manner. Ham, that big pitcher of the Magic City’s—he's big, all right—did some tall work. "Swift Ham"—good brand, AT VALDOSTA. Valdosta, June 28.—In a very unin teresting and featureless game hero yesterday Valdosta took a victory from Americus. There was no good playing on either side and the fans were pleased when the game was fin ished. Clubs— R. H. E. Valdosta 15 9 3 Americus G 9 5 Batteries—Hawkins und Stephens; O’Quinn, Burden and Walters. AT CORDELE. Cordele, June 28.—Cordele took the last game yesterday from Brunswick. I Lavender was knocked out of the box | in the first inning, but the home team j succeeded in landing a victory, i Clubs— ^ R. H. E. Brunswick 1 5 4 3 'Cordele G10 4 We also have list ed with us for quick sale a house and lot on the corner of Pine and Madison streets. This is an extra good bargain at the price asked. If interested, see us at once. From the Macons News. Oh, yes, we all have heard about The man behind the gun, And of the bleacherite that grins Behind the sausaged bun; And though we’ve heard of him that stands Behind this thing and that, The greatest of the lot today’s The man behind -the hat. He throws the bull to "second," and He lines it down to "third,” And catches quick the player who Skims homeward like a bird; And though the pitcher may outcurve Himself,’we throw our hat Aloft, and split the welkin for The tnnn behind the bat. It was a pretty game, but not as in teresting, possibly, because jye didn't win, as either the other games. The teams are evenly matched, and the ball that they put up was every bit of it first-class. Waycross will play two more games in Albany—August 1 and 2. Albany plays in Wnycross two games—August 3 and 4. And thero will be some great ball when they meet, you may ho suro. The score follows, with summary OFFICIAL SCORE OF THE GAME. He capers round in circles, and He reaches high and stoops And he is everywhere at once, And so the ball he scoops; Oh, nothing ever passes, for As lively as a cat That gayly scrambles up a tree’s The man behind the bat. ALBANY— AB R H PO A E Boyd, cf ...4 0 1 3 0 0 Kirkham, 3b. ... ...400 0 3 0 Siner, ss . ...3 0 1 1 5 1 Nunley, rf ...4 0 0 0 0 0 Cawthorn, c. ... ...401 4 0 0 Eldred, 2b ... 4 0 0 3 4 1 Snodgrass, if. .. ...3 V) 1 3 0 0 Griffin, 11) .,..4 0 1 12 0 0 Weaver, p ...30 1 1 1 0 Total ...33 0 6 27 13 2 WAYCROSS— AB R H PO A E Wagnon. cf ...401 2 0 0 Buesse (F.), 3b. ... 4 0 0 0 3 0 Bowen, lb., ...4 1 1 13 0 0 Buesse (C.), c.. . ...401 r> o o McCormack,, rf. . ...4 0 .0 1 0 0 Griffin, 2b ...411 4 4 1 Flelschman, sh. . ...21 1 0 3 0 Blanton. If ...4 0 0 1 0 0 Ham, p ...301 1 1 1 Total Summary. First Base on Balls—Off Weaver, 2; off Ham, 2. Struck Out—By Weaver, 3; by limn, Hit by Pitcher- -Weaver, 1. Left on Bases — Albany, 3; Way- cross, 5. First Base on Errors—Albany, 2; Waycross, 1. Two-base Hits- -Snodgrass, Ham, C. Buesse. Sacrifice Hits— Fleischman. Stolen Base—Siner. Double Plays— Fleischman to Orif- fin to Bowen; Siner 1o Kldred to Grif* fin. i n? DOPE Eldrcd always has his admirers. Macon fans nro awfully nervous lately. Goodbye, Waycross! Glad you came. Our friend, the rooter, was quiet yes terday. Macon did not lose yesterday—it rained. Kirkhnm and Siner have arranged things now. Valdosta had fifteen runs from Americus yesterday. Hot weather for so much work. ' Pretty double of Siner, Eldred and Griffin In the eighth. See it? Exhibition Game for Cordele and Albany Players. On Monday, the 2nd of July, thero is no game scheduled for Albany, an off day in the league. Cordele will bo in the city and it has been decided to give an exhibition game, dividing the gate receipts between the players on both teams. This will not be n benefit as both teams are in excellent shape flnan daily, but the management thinks that it will he well for the boys to have a little treat, especially ns there is to be a doublo day’s work on the Fourth. The game will be a good one, the two teams are equally matched, and play the kind of ball that is worth seeing. ; Great LAS Lin June Cle White Goods— India worth regula" the yard. June Clean-Up Sale price’ per yard There is some talk among the pub lic-spirited men In the city over the proposed Fourth of July celebration in Albany. . Thero Is no reason in the world, * 1 said a very prominent and energetic man in tho city this morning, “why Albany should not have attractions on tho Fourth to bring into the city largo crowd. Wo have tho rates, cer tainly, and are in a position to enter tain ns largo or larger a number of visitors than nny town of this size in state. We have enough beats for some good racing, there nro enough automobiles In the city to insure race, and fireworks in the evening on river would bo as picturesque and i appropriate as could be." There has boon a great deal of talk ulong this line, and it certainly* seems there should be something done the city to druw a crowd. With hall games and ail the time be- ween the two for other attractions to have a play, it seems that some thing should materialize along this score. tho i that In two Come 'round this evening and see how the other games in the Goorgln State Lenguo came out. Detailed tele graphic accounts at The Ofllce. tf To Clean a Comb— It should he washed. Do not let it soak. Wash it quickly and wtell. Do not let It remain wet. It should bo wiped very thoroughly. It must bo rinsed in clear cold wa ter. It is waBhod in water to which bo- ax or ammonia has been added. Death From Lockjaw never follows an injury dressed with Bucklen’s Arnica Salvo. Its antisep tic properties prevent blood poison- blood poisoning. Clms. Oswald, morr chant, of Ronsselaersville, N. Y., writes: "It cured Seth Burch, of tills place, of the ugliest sore on his neck lever saw." Cures Cut's, Wounds, Burns and Soros. 25c at Albany Drug Co. Now, when you figure up the men Who glad the public eye, Though soldiers, actors, bankers or The builders of the pie, You’ll shout, and very suddenly, "Now, by Jehosophat, The biggest of the pile today’s The man behind the bat!” Waycross, 3; Albany, 0. In a short game Waycross shut Al bany out yesterday. Hard luck story, and all that, but we took two from the leaders and probably should be satis fied, but we are not. Up to the fifth Inning it looked like Here’s to luck. Attendance 350. Ham’s a big ’un. Six hits—Albany. It was hard work. Can’t Siner smile? Big crowd yesterday. Three with Americus. Griffin is still with us. Wasn't so bad, though. Don’t forget the Fourth. Bowen on first—that’s all. Weaver was there, all right. Lavender got his'n yesterday. Waycross goes to Cordele for three. Flelschman played some yesterday. TOMORROW . : Albany vss. Americus GAME CALLED 3:45 Trains leave corner Washington and Flint streets at 3:15, 3:301 3:45 and 4 O’clock. We Are Living in an Age of Graft and Trickery Beware of the un scrupulous imitators. Beer consumers are entitled to what they pay for and we hereby caution everyone to ask to see ihe seal of the bottle before it is opened so as to insure the pur chaser that he is getting what he calls for. Our beers are protected by seals with our registered trade mark on every seal so is that of every self-respecting brewery. Ask to see the seal of your favorite brand and thus avoid deception. Yours for square deal, G. L SHEPPARD, Agt. Chattanooga Brew ing Co dew bleached mask; #1.25 value, this sale only, the yard ; Taffata Villi’ Yard wide Taffeta Silk, guar- <; ^ CUlCld vJllI\“ , “ an teed. A #1.25 value every- 83c •; where. Here remainder of week, <; per yard, only ;« ShppK~ Sever l dozen, 72x90, hemmed Sheets, • 50c quality, each remainder Q A^> of the week, only <)J/C Man’c Qkirtc 50c value Men ’ s Negli. * ® Ollil 13 Shirts, all sizes, many gi patterns. Offered during last days, 24 each We have just opened up a big lot of Rugs and Art Squares, all this year’s patterns and for .the next fifteen days will offer them at remarkably low prices. We include in this^sale our entire stock of Mat ting at greatly- reduced prices. You cannot afford to miss these bargains if you are needing anything in these lines. HELLO ! E? R Y L V" a WE ARE WITH YOU. Something for Nothing.- Get Your Name on Our Register and Contest for the Prizes. Coupon. Cut This Out. * 4- * * 4- * 4* 4c >1- * 4* 4c 4c * 4e This is to certify that I wish my name entered for free subscription for Boys and Girls’ Paper, -THE PUZZLER,” for one year.