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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17
Die Qn@e etnft mmo ieBt.

Mtdt nit unre4t nennt man bic
moberne &u@e bas 4emi14e 2aboraz
tortum oer 9ausf rau. Was ba, ben
@eieBen bon p6pitt unb Gbemie gu
6olge, gebaden, bel tillirt uno eingeiotz
ten, nit 3ubilfenabme bon @rtratten,
bic aus a1er 9erren 2dnber 5tammen,
i'm Mu fertte 9eiteqt piro, 1T sruno<
ber14ieben BON alien jenen @eri4ten,
bic erbem auf ben Slid tamen. Die
moberne 9ausf rau meiB, bab Der
Der @peiien iih nidt a1ein nad
tbrem Moblgef4mad, ionoern tpeit
mebr na@ ibrem Ndbrgebalt ri@tet.
bab lie al jene Sc tanbtbeile in ausreiz
@enber Menge entbalten, bic gum Iufz
bau bes RDrpers npt6menbig iinb. 0a
beibt es benin ielbi tber itGnbli4 NIT benz
friiber inn &i@enbepartement siilttsen
@4lenbrian, Der MQes gut bieB, mas
pitant mar, bre9en, bic Nabrungsmit>
tel auf ibren Mdbrpertb priifen, erz
9riinotn, tpelde Scott geraoe i'm porlie>
genben San - @enuBmen14en pollen
cine anbere Rabrung als Melan@oltter,
pble9matiter, cine anbere als San9uiz
ntter portbetlbaft.
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6erne &ihe bur@ al bic neri&iebenen
9ilfsmittel, bic ber rationeq mirtbz
f@aftenben 9ausfrau in Gorm BON
neuen 9ausbaltungsz, Mablz, :3ad<,
Quetl4z, Ttltrir=, S4neibz uno @4Glz
mai@inen, &onierben, tonoenitrten
Ndbrmitteln u. |. m. CUR 8erfugung
itebn. Gs gkbt &u4enmatabore, bic
elm lutuQi14es MaDt il falm Rem 1eAz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17
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tuartc.

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ber 6arbarbzS ternmarte in Gam
bridge elm TilialzSb Ierputortum etnz
geridtet tporben. 9aslelbs 1tebt
inter Der 2eitung BON %. 8. Ordering
unb but, begiin1tigt 0ura bic ungez
tpDbnltde 3larbeit unb Rube Der 2uft
in jener 906e, pt@tige unteriuhunssh
an5telen fDnnen. 8on bel onDerem
csSnterefe finb bic Bel ber leBten CRIB
nGbe bes Mars bort ausgeflbrten Be-
ob9tungen iiber bielen Planeten. IS
ergab ii9, baB in Der Mtmoipbdre besz
Ielben in 6Dben Biz gu 80 Rubitmeter
getpalttge Woltenmahen bor9anoen
iinb, baB aber btele Mtmo ipbdre ielbft
tpsniger bt4t 1T, als Mere irbu@e
2uftbiue. Die BON profefor @4iaz
pareli entoedten langen, 9raoltnigen
Candle ber Marspberf ld9e tpurben
ebeniogeieben tpie in Mailanb, baneben
no9 anbere 19malere, BON benen etntz
&c muir >pentge Meilen 8rette baben TOM
men. 0erboppelung ber Candle 3etgz
ten ii9 btesmal ni@t, mas profefor
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dberf1d4e maren bon 14malen 14marz
gen, getrimmten unb berahpetgten 2ts
MEN burdsoeen, bic an uniere T1ubz
1b1teme ertnnerten. Op9 paren bte5e
2tnien gu brett, UNI T1ubbetten gu
iein, pielei4t be3eidnen lie aber ben
Qauf BON TliiKen auf benz Mars.
3nei ausgeoebnte Sld@en Der Sberz
fld4e bes planeten 3eigten ii@ unter
iebr giiniti9en umi tdnben blau unb
itno mabrf@etnli4 Meere, anbere bum
tie TlG4en eri&einen gu 3eiten griinz
lt4, gu anberen 3eiten farblos. Dtei e
grinlt4en Tlede 3ei9ten it@ ielbft
btsmetlen in ber Nd9e ber pple, obglei9
btefe 1onit tpeiB uno tpabr1 4ein1t@ bon
@isz unb S4neemai len umlagert iinb.
@ebr merttpuroig finb gepiKt duberft
tletne f4pdr9li4e puntte bon 30
100 englti9tn Metlen Dur@meie r.
sic 3etgen 1t9 met1t bu, tpo 3pet Gaz
ndle ii4 pereini9en, unb i'm @an3en
murben mebr ols 40 berielben entbedt.
Pidering beaei@net lie Der @infa@beit
9alber uls @een, obnt iebo@ bamtt
ettpas iber ibre pabre Natur ausfager
gu moqen. Die nddite Grbndbe 6es
Mars fnbet I'M tomenben Sabre itatt.
Ser planet bletbt bann 3tpar ettpas
&petter BON Der @rbe entfernt als 1892,
alleim bafir bat CT einen giin1tigeren
@tanb am 9tmmel, unb man bari auf
ternere Mufi4lii1e ibtr bic 8e l4aFenz
belt ieiner Obtrfldde rednen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17

Gin S@merenDtber. 2teu<
n...Sie babtn teint @hnune
metn JrGuletn, tpie sic mid lkben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17

Ser 22idbrige g. 81. Sud in 81 a.
inc fel bonn pier in ben TluB uno
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01

E SSsST o5 %c q sSss A cct che y Be
g so'; oSs f cs sp fnd ss nSs
does not Selieyeln SUNDAY ssil fifGsa D0n'''a
o aiisnt Hem; r n; the owner Of the cutter
oop ss rn Ss Inc sss on & hs
z, Tie Victoria Hotel A Sun reporter saw Him
for Larchmont where he will spend SUNDAY
as the guest OF tho Larchmont Yacht Club.
r n,ebn menn who Is one Of tho most popular
hale Snd S ,ss.fg ssis er s9an snd
said that he had come over for the express
steG Ss o or sHs1nS the Ssp
was the fastest boat that ever came from the
ether side. and added that II abe did not win
her saiimaster. was sseond to none on the
otner side and In addition she had a maRnin-
A., In speaking Of the Navahoe he said that she
MA said the vakyrie vas a desi Hns to Be
weather and his opinion is that tho Britannia
is the faster Of the two in heavy weather.
he saG ss ie% oss Fffe E the s. Ss5
out Of hfee The RakSpiS has thrsS
Shances out OF hve. and the races are all over
stands the best chance Of any boat that ever
came over here"
every concession he. asked for from tho New
York Yacht Club, which was more than any
one else had got. In conclusion. no said he
that the Yankees Would contny y to baa
thoasht the bsttins b go seout 9e sy.n. as
ADDED Soad not like to ss aS cd s stSsf
NAY ayy,, II j have n been invited b. Commodore
70 be MS uee on the May The
fation," said he.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
Dick Burse in America.

Dick Burgs. the English wslter. weight champion 10
back in America again. He arrived here yesterday
afternoon on tho Umbria, in company with "Nobby"
Clarke and Sammy Blakelock his trainera Burge and
his party put at the Coleman House. sus reporter
the Englishman fighter last night Burgs declares
that he came here to light JACK Dempsey and that he
will DO on hand tomorrow afternoon at tho P,lioe
Gse office to meet Dempsey and arrange details
for the proposed contest for which articles have ul
ready been signed lie adds that he will linger in
New York very lon Il he sees that the chances OF get
ting battle not encouraging II he fails to
business with Dempsey he says that he will look up
the next best man of his weight lie is not at all
Rverse to arrange match with Jack McAu ne, and
wind, up by quoting the time hopored phrase will
Burge according to himself weighs 1865 pounds ow.
He asserts that he will ind difficulty In reducing
himself to 3S pounds.
When asked why be refused to meet MeAnlins
while the light weight champion was in England
Burge refused to commit himself lie intends 10 40
to Chicago to see the Worlds Fair He Is NOT much
stuck on Mitchells chances against Corbett. Tho
English lighter is looking tribe better than whom
hore last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
Poaion,. Franklin and nar.Aan.
A Tie Betwee. Trin,,y aud Williams.

HARTFORD sept. 30-The Trinity eleven played the
nrst game OF the homo grounds to-day. and
succeeded by sharp play In the last two minutes In
tieng the Amherst eleven. on tho opening Of tho
first half Amherst rushed the ball to Trinity's
line, when thrown ball to Amhersts left half back.
Converse bounded tho line Tho right half back,
Hawley fell on II. and capt. Pratt kicked q goal
score so Trinity, " working tho V. got the ball To
Amhersts 5.yaTd limo. and lAngford was pushed over
for touch down y. G. Edgegon failed TO kick goal
FOR Amherst peerlng then secured q touch down No
goal Kicked. score, lo4 In Amhersrs favor At tho
close OF the 1Tst half.
the opening % The second ha Trinity made use q
down. Edxerton failed OF goal Score. 10 q
Amlerst secured one more touch down. Pratt falling
for goal Score. I4-S.
nut wo min and thirty seconds OF time remained
Trinity sharp and hard and by seEes OF short
rushss had the ball A. Amhsrsts Vineyard line and
nfoen seronds OF time. Lonford was pushed the
line aud goal was licked The score being tic. i+to
\
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
SIX YARDS FROM HARVARDs GOAL.
An Error Prevented Dartmouth from Scoring
-Crimson's Weak SPOT


-Crimson's Weak Spot.
CAMBRIDGE. Sept. 30.-The Dartmouth eleven
came very near scoring against Harvard this
afternoon. They started with the ball. and
pushed steadily down the field until within six
yards OF Harvard's goal. A fault OF Dart
mouths centre in swapping back the ball saved
Harvard the modification OF being scored
against. Once In possession Of the leather.
Harvard lost no time In getting out Of such
close quarters
Long rushes By Gray. Brewer. and Waters
brought the ball into Dartmouth's territory.
From that time on Harvards goal was never
In danger. The crimson eleven did not loso
the ball once on four downs.
The interference was the feature OF the
game. and added not little to tho brilliant
work OF Brewer. Gray. and Waters. At ono
time Gray ran sixty yards before he was
downed. Waters made one rush Of forty and
several OF thirty yards each. The work behind
the line fulfilled the most sanguine expscta-
lions.
Defensively. however. Harvard appeared to-
be very weak. The rush line men were not
aggressive enough. and failed to break
through to catch the runner behind the line.
This fault and the weak spot at guard gave
Dartmouth an excellent opportunity to play
her rushing game: No gains we're made
her guards and tackles. or tackles and end.
will begin work again. probably on Monday.
Waters played half In manner which makes
every one dislike to see him changed. The
poor showing made by the Haryards seems to
demand his presence In the line as guard.
Lewis played strongly. and with as much
up to his best form. How to fill the other posi-
tion OF guard is q serious question. especially
Waters made two touch downs, Gray one and
Brewer kicked q goal. Pollard made safety.
The teams:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
The balance OF the Tsrre Haute Meeting
Abandoned.

TERIE lTAUrE. Sept 3o.Owing to the continued rain
the balance OF the programme tho circuit meeting
abandoned tins afternoon Tho purse In the free.
for trot was turned to the four horses earning
division OF the money Pixley got the largest share
Walter Z. next the balance going equally to HamIins
Nightingale and Greenieaf
W. +. Jams. President OF tho aSFociatien. has had
to lsen TO considerable criticism regarding judges
ne selected Tor the meeting. Frank H. Walker tho
starter. did good work hut his two associates have
made any amount Of trouble.
Last night there hot discussion In tho corridor
OF the Tere AuIs uonIs the called dead heat
IN the freefor All ro hob stewart, nwner OF Walter
", used very plain language to President IjAms and
McHenry: who was behind the famous canpsgnsr:
says that he viii not drive again where Donald and
CeyeIng are In authority.
Aubine the fast mare from New York. will start at
ChillicOthe next week which will DO the nrIt time
that she has been In race SINCE lssn Miss Alice and
week so that starr win drive all throe OF Major Diekin
sons mares a. The respective tracks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
on<mr1oss Par CHESS.
.ues-,ss d. the first Rs.rd or tse Iatsres
tisuni Tourunmest.

Uesrits IL the First Weurd or The Intsrne-
II tisnsi Teur..e,ert
+ The first round OF the international chess
tournament was played at the Manhattan
Chess Club yesterday afternoon and evening.
After the drawing all the players with the ex-
ception Of J. ". showaltor and W. II. X. Pol
lock, sat down to play. the order being as
follows:
"a sss'f :'ss sSo De.
-F;I.ssly v: e ss..iS F.ysi IsPSs
No t-Lssksr Va. Hsnhan. .oussn,s Gnmbit de-
S ALI, " =, S.,ns; 5 SS..s.
No. 7-Poiock va. showalter
The. last two competitors. received pormis-
sion from the committee to begin play on
game Of the fret round on Wednesday. which
is an of day set aside for finishing adjourned
games OF previous rounds.
THE PLAY.
Jssnogsodsky lost a piece IL the 9penin0.
and on Schmidt going In for exchanging
pieces the latter scored after thirty-six moves.
Tsubcnha aus. opened with ;, EuY Lopez Albin
game the latter succeeded in winning pawn,
and after seventy-nine moves the game stood
;, Pilisbury played Vienna Opening against
Gossip BY an elegant sacrifice Of H. the
young player from Boston got q winning at
Lasker, who opened with q Queens Gambit
against Hanham. sacrificed q pawn In the
frst defended we'll: eventually. howeyer. Las
ker outplayed his adversary. and Hanham
resigned after thirty. nine moves
Leo got the worst OF the position against
Ryan In tho opening. but later on the latter
made weak move. enabling Lee to get win
forced Ryan to resign after forty-four moves.
Delmar proved altogether too good for Oily.
who got into deep water In the middle game.
nent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
I've. will Probably Arrive To-day.

John Roberts. the English billiard ohamploa waited
all day yesterday for Napoleon" Ives to arrive from
Chicago 80 that arrangements for their match this
week at the Lenox Lycsum might be completed. They
have yet agree upon referee. Scorsrs. and other
minor details but as Ives expected 20 arrive to-day
cnIcIGG sept ao,-frank iyS lsi' On slow tram a.
lOOoOpoInt match ~ English billiards WAN John
Roberts VIII begin on Monday. The n,amp.n dd not
lei M on hts prncticc after the Central Music Hall
ma Cd, AID leaves here IL sha.e 20 play tie best 6il'
Will add greatly to the strength OF hobtIH game
Ives has no doubt A. 10 his ablLy 10 make Ihres
straight While here Roberts bet SlUu ON himself with
John Thatcher that he would win the New York gamN
but that Was all he wanted of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
The Herreshoas Ar. SIN rr,ena..

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 30.-Nat HerreshofY left
Bristol tonight for New York. Before going
he positively denied the rumor that there was
any trouble between he and his brother. John
b. Herreshoff. John B. Herreshofr said that
Notwithstanding tho favorable comments on
the valkyrie he has no fear for the safety Of
the Americas cup. A yacht, he says. cannot
be Judged by the work she does while sailing
alone. and he bases his confidence upon the
Nalkyries record In her races at home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
Text tho Good Thing Mt Elouce.ter.

GLOUCESTER Sept. 3a-The public got tho advantage
Of the bookmakers today four favores finishing nrst
Text was tho real good thing OF the day winning the
handicap in decidedly hollow fashion. Summaries:
First Race-Three.qunrters Of . milo. Bobolink 1o7
8 to ! ulaml won: Nerbena. 104. 10 to (BurrelD
l:lSh.
Second Raee-Four and onehaif furlonRs Dutch
Oven 100. Sto (Mc Donald won; StrasburR 1OS. to
! Nettsrl second: sawdust. lOs to Usnniugs)
Third Race-Five.eiRhths OF mila Little Phil l22
ito !MayborryI won; Acjam. l22, 20 to l tFoster
1:o414
Fourth Race-seven furlonas Text, 100 to Dur
rell). won: Relisarus 100. to ! (Knchenl second;
1874.
Fifth Racs-Thres. quarters of q mile. Archbishop
100. to Uribel. won Dare Devil. 100, 10 to dian.
Etnsl. second Little Bravo. 100. IL to (Wiliams,
third. Time :201
Sixth Race-Four and half furlongs. Hard Work.
1o1. to 1rbeL won Casar. 1o7. 8 to (Morrissey)
seeond: Go Lucky. Ill. to 2 uewis). thrd. Time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01


GRocYREs-Corce futures stronger but quiet The
wArahous deliveries LIBERAL but European cables
were not altogether satisfactory There were al:
good news for the bulls. The close here was steady
with vi, sale, Of 5So bags closing as fSilows October
SIS sossib5 IS; MARCEL. sl5Ioss iE45; April si5.ib
6sl525; May &l6esl5o5. Rio on the spot was quite.
but hrm: a. unchanged prices. Refined sold well at
nrm quotations.
Of SS. ss Late .4s ssa s sBss
sales %5tes city at DC; Western gS5e-; october at
&Ioc Dressed noss steady a. sEtSsc. and pigs at
Al go Beat butter 26G2oc.; do cheese. ioSS lossc
NAVAL sroRrs-Rosln nrm At sl.l5 for strained
Corros-fhe bulls were pleasantly surprised by tho
news from Liverpool which showed hardly any
Also agreeaby surprised by estimate q the receipts
at New Orleans on Monday which was 5000 to y6oo
same day last year Tho total receipts Al the pors this
week expected to be heavy but the bulls think that
the liberal crop has been discounted for no
now said TO be pretty large The rumors from Wash
ngton IN regard 20 the Repeal bin are also cheer
this measure Is passed It will help general trade cot
saturday and the last prices about OF
points with sales Of bales Liverpool declined
TO point closing easy, with spot sales OF 1000 bales
siss sss asn tins day a. sss sn
5l27 Last year Spot cotton was duh and UNCHANGED
There was decline of llo c at six Of the South.
:tn %arns, sIa & T WhmnE New Orleans
the south. The American stock in Liverpool during
tho past week has decreased 4o07l bales Tho re.
Eight We're bales against s7s2 Tor tho sans ms
time last year: exports IA 4dJ against l+s $50 for
the same time last year. Tho following are tOdays
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To See tho Yacht Races.

on board the steamer Columbia. Special faeil-
tiles and splendid accommodations, including
reireshments. WILL be provided. The steamer
9 4. NJ. and the Staten Island Ferry slip at
9:30 A. NJ.
Coming from Philadelphia, where she Is
favorite upon the route to Cape May. tho iron
steamboat Republic will follow the yachts IN
start from the stonington Line pier. new No.
SO. North River at 8 O'clock tor each day race.
Bookings Tor tickets may be made at $40
Broadway or at the hotel ticket offices.
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University OF Pennsylvania. 49, Franklin
and Marshall, o.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 8O-Footbal had hne inaugural
to-day on the University of Pennsylvania grounds.
when the local team administered crushing defeat
to the Franklin and Marshall eleven. Notwithstanding
the counter attraction of an International cricket
match the attendance was record for 4 nrst game.
fully 1000 persons being present The coachers were
extremely well pleased with the throwing by many OF
the Pennsylvania players. Most OF the scoring was
done in the nrst half. when what 10 probably near
approach the final OF the varsity line faced
the franklin aud Marshal mon. All of the new men
did well, but the Franklin rushers were rather a
poor io much stress cannot DO laid on that point
Wharton. Mt right guard. played IN good style and
Abbott while slow well IN every play. and
tackled strongly. Thomas shows himself an excel.
among the new payers was Gilbert whose running
with Che ball feature. All tho old players " no
participated in the game up to their standard
play. Knipe showing such form as should make him
lnol d . fOllOwk:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
EAsr aAone az evrznxsUse.
Lester wirs the MiIe and . Half Face
Hanauy In srse.

Lester wins the nriIe and Half Race
Hsnsiiy In stss.
The track was In fine condition at Gutten-
burg yesterday and fast time was made.
sappho broke away from the post In the FIRST
race. ran mile and half. threw her rider. W.
Dunn. and was withdrawn. The third race, at
mile and half. was the event OF the day
t6s ssSd hSS xsa the Ss
FIRST RACE.
Purse $780, OF which $50 to second and s25 to third
tortwo.year.Oid res selling silowsncssi four and
Glen Island Stables b. Hyps,is, By FsvorIds Wal
Ph%ntx s,oes Farm. b. T. Pocs6oniss. " iii jonsi
a. Gsrsen,s vepp,Satg iiS Iisnnsss,ylN ,,v
LorsnA Mac, and Anna Bel Belle a!,s ran.
Betting Five to against Iyps,a 9 toll rocshon.
tns 2to1 venusDurg.
SECOND RACE
Purse s4Oo Of which $50 to second and t2b to third.
J. "A, Bs,shsIs5s b c. Indigo by iIindoo-Ksd and
Camden S sssls Rear Guard Es
Lady Lister. Wallace. Johns!ta aud Madras also ran.
Bouins-ssy.n to against indigo even money Rear
Guard Sto Marshall
THIRD RACE.
Purse 5000 of which s76 to second And s2b to third
". Rollers b. c. Lester. 4. by charsxus-Eoln, lot
g. Y Ssx!op,. eG :: Harry Xspsp, ioi torimni::.s
@sy LOO y
also ran.
Time 2:3S
Betting-Agatnst Lester. to i: Harry Aionzo. o to
g: Baylor, 1Otol
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $780, of which SIS to second and s25 TO third:
nve furonRs.
b. u. Cadigan's b. h. Lord Harry. 8. by fonso-Pun
W j. sperss b. T. Li,etta g. liz (Biakej ........'..2
Il. and ,iartons b. My Gyps 4. leo T Sloane)...3
Vesttbule Rico sena D.. Little Fred. and salisbury
also ran.
Time-1;o1H.
Bst!i2s-Agains, Lord Harry. Ito 6; Liss.sa ~ to
]; Ny Gyps II toll.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 Of which $50 to second and $40 third;
for twoyearolds to carry ITO pounds; six fnrloner
U. b; Morris Cos br. c. ia Juive by Favor-La
L. T. Myers's b. C. Lonsdae 1o2 CLAY ..............a
j. Lees CHI 9. King Joseph, 1Ot iIienne.sy)
Major General Dash. Long Bridge Chnarta colt, Bay.
less. Canary Bird, and Mabel A. also ran.
Time. 1916
Betting--Three TO I on Fa Juiye; against lonsdnle
lot l. King Joseph. 60 to
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500. Of which s75 10 second and $40 to
third: selling allowances; seven rurlongs
Camden Stables D. C. Tom Watson. 8. by Darebin--
W. II Rollers b. blossom, 2 sS (Clay) ............2
W. Fnckes b. C. Barefoot. T. 100 UIehvy)
Longstrde, Ban Cloche, Southerner. JyMcLau ghlin.
Woodcrat Mirage. Leigh Naronic, lronsides and War
Lord also ran.
Time / :2pA
Bstting-AEalnst Tom Watson, 2 to !: Blossom, 8 to
i: Barefoot. 15toI.
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jerome Eddy to Go to the Block.

BUFFALO. Sept 3o.-Ilenry c. Jswstt will sell bis
famous stallion Jerome Eddy. 2:l6k. for which he
paid 800 900 in 1892. and 100 other horse
stations. brood Mares colts. nleA and those train.
ing at an auction sale In New York city next month
He viii retain ratchen wiike. Bombs Boy. and
promising youngsters as It 10 not his intention to
abandon breeding altogether He says this sale in.
tended 10 relieve him OF heavy care In managing
large establishment. aud that in tho future will
devote his energies producing fewer and nner stock
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EiyrIna and Tom Jacobs Win tho Postponed
Trots at Mystic Park,

Bosros. Sept 3o.-The postponed 1920 trot WAS do.
cided at Mystic Park this morning. Esmollno beat
Jennie by q head in the first heat OF tho day. Tho
talent played Much.Ado to win when Il seen that
Alicante stin and weary. In the FIRST heat Shilling.
law took Elyrina back and gave Much.Adoo u show TO
70 to the front The judges warned shIinglaw and
tho result that won the race. Tom jacobs
won tho uu hnished 1927 trot. Summaries;
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Orulists.
GGnHatru.

nR FULLERS Dental rariors, "a variok st., cornst
~ Canal at: pure gold fllingsa specially from u y
So: silver and amalgam. Doc. to 81. 90; pletnA Ano
gold filings So sets OF teeth from 50 to SIS; sxtraos'
Ing. Zoe: gas free.
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apfrspnal alotisr1.

I AIDES using saiyotne are free from anxiety; ahSn
~ lutelY sure. healthful, elegant. simple address
canndenttally for circulars sAL\UTlNE COMPANY,
Metropolitan block, Chicago.
BrTRR BOXES TO rent. AZ cents per month; letters
IL remAied. lac bIh Ay.
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3auted TO Purchase.

cushion TIRE BICYCLE. Victoria preferred, must
~ be Of late pattern. In good condition. cheap Al.
dress NJ, box 2I2, Newton, ~ J.
WAkTED-To bny cheap. for cash. n sec ond hand EN-.
w gine and boiler: must be In GOOD order, TOT
ENGINE. box 2og. un ONCE.