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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06
BARRIERS RECEPTION.
Arrangements for the Event Have
Been Practically Completed.

arrangements for the Event Have
Been Practically Completed.
The arrangements for the reception to be
rendered to the members of the BARRIERS state
board Of examiners by the BARRIERS of st. Paul
have been practically completed.
The event will take place at the CONNER
cial club the evening of Feb. Is. The recep-
tIon will occupy the time between and 9
o'clock, and will be followed by a programme.
The chairman of the evening has not been
selected, nor has the programme been COM
pleted.
Among the features, however, will be a
paper on the modern barber shop by O. D..
Howard President Petit will discuss BARRIERS
schools, Treasurer Mathews will tell about
the pioneer BARRIERS of Minnesota and NJ. E.
Murray will make some remarks about the
tonsorial art. Music will be furnished by the
Gounod Quartette
The reception committee consists Of c. ].
Plouske, chairman; Christian Miller Herman
Deebach, Leonard Schwabel, Frank Martin
and Jos. Dellar. Of the boss BARRIERS. and J..
NJ. Fleck, w. w. Erwin, P. j. Heck, Isa-
dore Lemire and George H. Becker for the
journeymen.
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Intending Kiondikers

bre rifle is useless in Alaska, as the ex-
plosive freezes and will not explode Black
powder only fills the bill. The Northern
Pacific has this information from a reliable
source and hereby gives 1t to the public
Send cents to- Charles s. Fee G. p A.,
St. Paul, Mimi, for our third edition of Klon-
dixie folder.
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MORALS OF THE CITY.

Clergy VIII Tomorrow Afternoon
Consider ST. Paul's Standing.
The Christian Citizens league has called
a meeting Of all the clergy of the city to
meet at the Y. NJ C. A.. rooms Monday
afternoon, Feb. IA, to consider the moral
standing of the city.
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TABLES WE'RE TURNED.

Game Wardens Are Arrested
Charged with Larceny.
]. F. McDermOtt and John Mckinley credit
ed by a dispatch from Hastings as residents
of st. Paul and game wardens, were arrested
yesterday by Sheriff ]. H. Hyland. of Da-
kota county.
The complaint against them is made by
Gtorge Miller, one of a trio recently arrested
for illegal fishing, who alleges they sole some
of his property.
Their hearing has been set for 10 O'Clock
Wednesday, before Justice Ernest Otte.
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His Arrest Is This Time Sought 4
California.

11' III oF't rs ITS iH z. SOUSht In
California.
X H. w. Dwight, VINO served a term In
prison at Saltwater for a forgery committed
in st. Paul, Is again in trouble, this time in
San lego, CAL, where he attempted to work
game on one of the banks, similar to the
game he worked in st. Paul
Dwight is a smooth individual, OF good ap-
pearance, and his game is to open an &C
count In bank and after a few transao-
tons to forge cashiers certificate to draft,
1t is said he secured about $500 from one OF
the banks III San Diego.
Dwight was liberated from the Minnesota
prison on parole and was subsequently DIS
charged. While doing time there he pro-
fessed repentance and said he wanted to lead
an honorable Mfe. He was paroled and q
position was secured for him, which he filled
acceptably for some little time.
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dainty gown and hlmy bit of lingerie must
be. But how about herself her own fine
and delicate physical organism? Has this
most important of all considerations been
neglected? Has she any weakness or all
ment which is going to unfit and incapaci-
tate her for happy marriage
No woman is fit to marry who has any
unhealthy condition of the special struc-
ture most intimately concerned in wifehood
and motherhood. No modest reluctance
should prevent her seeking immediate re-
lief from such troubles. There is no need
of the notifying examinations so detesta-
bic to sensitive minded women. Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is daily cur
ing thousands of women of these troubles
in the privacy of their homes.
The Favorite Prescription " is the only
proprietary remedy of its kind prepared by
ar educated, authorized physician. There
is hardly case so obstinate that it will
not completely and permanently cure.
Mrs. Emma G. Clover of Redkey Jay Co.,
indiana, in letter to Dr. Pierce, says :" I can
recommend DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
to anyone who suffers with any female disease.
WheI / was in my teens was always sick I
took your medicines before was married, and
now I am well person. 1 am now twenty
three / have also taken DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets and
can recommend them all''
1t is a druggists business to sell you, not
to tell you, what you want
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cons there will be a number Of inter-
esting exhibits of other animals and
birds, including ducks, turkeys and
birds.
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Gone East to buy Goods.

C. F. Keiser, dress goods buyer of Schune-
man & Evans, G. H. Ivens, the cloak buyer
of the firm, and E. C. Guttersen, the silk
buyer, left for New York city Thursday night.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06

A large, happy and contented company of
guests may be found each day at Hotel Met
ropoitan. The best OF everything in accommo-
American pIan) is what makes it 50.
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60 AND SEE TRUSSELL"
REPUBLICAN MACHINE WORKERS
HAVE RECEIVED A "TIP"

MouthDiece Selected to Tell the
Henchmen What Is Wanted of
Them-Tfm Byrnes Is Back From
Washington.
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DWIGHT AT OLD TRICKS

Elvidge's billiard parlors 10 East Fifth
street. Charles Capen in charge
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You can be healthy
Only when your
Blood is rich
In materials
Necessary to
Repair the waste
Of the system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Keeps the blood
Rich and pure,
Expels germs of
Scrofula. salt rheum,
Cures rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, catarrh,
And gives strength.
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inspires his political associations, is
the agent trusted with the dissemina-
ton to the working henchmen of the
governors overweening ambition, and
his office is daily thronged with the
holden minions of the party like a Mon
day morning levee in a fashionable in
telligence office.
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PUBLIC ASKED TO HELP
MINNESOTA CANNOT MAKE AN Elk
HIBIT AT OMAHA'S SHOW

Unless the People Contribute of
Their Own Means to Prepare It
State Commission Issues Call
for Funds for That PurpOse-Its
Report Praises the Scheme.
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What infinite
care and pride q
woman takes in
b er re id in G
trousSeau. How
G1a o,1J 81 a-a-
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Bri~bton Beach Races.

NEW YORK. July 23-There was large
crowd at Brighton beach today. Komuraski,
one of the outsiders in the Sea Gull hand-
cap, won by neck from Sailor King. thanks
to the starter. who sent them away badly.
and to Maher, who. stealing big lead in
the upper turn, managed to last the race
out. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Frohman won,
Woodranger second Premier third. Time,
1:141a.
Second race, five furlongs-Chaplain Sigsbee
won. Helen Thomas second, Federal third.
Third race. six furIongs-Danforth won,
Fleeting Gold second, Tanis third. Time, lI4;
Fourth race. one mile-Rondo won. Royal
Stag second Jefferson third. Time, l:42A.
Fifth race, Sea Gull, one mile-Komuraski
won, Sailor King second, Whistling Coon
third. Time. 1:41.
Sixth race, selling. five furlongs-Tut Tut
won. Cormorant second, Leando third Time,
1:02 3-5. ,...o .,,r
course-Decapod won, but was disqualified
Beaufort (placed firsD. Royal Scarlet Plasce1d
second, Equerry (placed third. Time. 5ISH.
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Strong List Of Entries Promised Mt
MinneanOlis.

The annual Northwestern tennis tournament
fs to be an event of interest this week.
That 1t is to be held in Minneapolis on the
Park avenue courts. instead of at the lake.
has apparently detracted nothing from the
enthusiasm of the expected players, for the
hospitality of the Northwest tennis men Is
proyerbial and stronger than usual list
or Chicago players is promised.
owing to the continuation of the Chicago
tournament, the Northwestern games will not
open until Wednesday morning, the Western
meet not concluding before Tuesday. This
will bring the visiting players on in a body
Wednesday. Play is to continue through the
week, with the best matches promised for
the afternoon after o'clock for the pleas
ure of the spectators. The contingent Of yis-
itors will include Ward and Davis, two East
ern men, who have been playing in the Chi
cago tournament; w. S. Bond, w. L. Myers,
favorite in previous Northwestern meet
ings; Everts Wrenn, Ralph Condee, a player
Of prowess, who holds championship medals;
Belfeid. Seabury end Herrick. These are ali
good men and will be expected to put up
pretty play. Among the home players will
De the quartette now in Chicago, George and
Harry Belden, Charles Hale and T. n JAYNE
together with John N. Greer and others of
local fame.
The championship of the Northwest will
be decided in the tournament in the winner
or the finals, as the. champion of last wear
Lieut.. W. A. Bethel is at the front in war
service, and will not be able to defend his
title. He will, therefore, forfeit his hold
ing. Lieut.. Bethel has been at West Point
and went to the front quite recently.
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MICHAEL BEAT LINTON.
Little Demon Handily Won Twenty.
Five Mile Paced Race.

Little Demon Handily Won Twenty.
Five Mile Paced Race.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Jimmy Michael met
Tom Linton, of Wales, at the Manhattan
Beach cycle track today in a twenty five
mile paced race, and beat his opponent in the
presence of more than 5000 spectators. His
defeat on last Saturday, through the bursting
OF OF a tire. was not looked upon as a defeat
by any means. by the midget's friends, and
today thousands of dollars were bet and
won on the 'rarebit'' Michael was the fav-
orite in the betting odds Of 100 to so being
OF Linton money. however, and in the his
tory of cycling there has never been such
large amount wagered on a contest.
There was very little wind and everything
favored an excellent race, and many looked
Tor new records to be established. AS 1t
turned out, however, no records were even
deal OF jockeying In the early part Of the
race. Some of the individual miles were COW
cred in excellent @ time. the ninth mile being
swung out and flew past Michael, amid deaf
ening cheers, and frenzed cries. Linton
maintained his advantage for nearly mile
was then riding, like a little demon. passed
his opponent and rode away from him. This
setback evidently took the heart out of Lin
tons work, and Michael finally crossed the
tape winner by about ITO yards
The half mile L. A. w. national champion
snip for professionals was won by o. L.
SteVens, OF OttumWa, 10. He beat Arthur
Gardner by half wheel in the final heat.
Eddie Bald was six inches behind Gardner
and Tom Cooper. who finished fourth, was
only few inches back of the Buffalo rider.
The two-nile professional handicap was
captured by Gardner, who beat Major Taylor
by a length and half, and established a new
worlds record for the distance under handi-
cap conditions as he covered the two miles
in Ais As.
Kiser, of Dayton, O., with an allowance Of
twenty yards, finished third, and beat out
Bald, the other scratch man, by half length
for the third honors
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ReIair Races.

MONTREAL. July 23.-There were seven
races on the Bellair card today and the re,
suits were as exciting as could be wished
for. The race of the day was the steepie-
chase over the long course. Seven noTs IS
started and six Of them fell at the Jump MS
suits: I,s t,,
First race, selling. seven and one,half aiouG fur
longs-.Josephine won, QpaSk 1.SSk ouack Secohu'
Second race, selling FIVE and one,half 1. fur
longs-Dave S won, Judge Wardeh sec0hu'
Collateral third. Time, 1:0sk i. &c.,
Third race. 2-year-olds, selling, six 1,l fure :,
longsNoak Maid won. Vox second, Mouseitoh
Fourth race. the Balmoral purse, seven fur
longs-Earl fonso won. .oS s mon u sse0ha'
Wanzanillo third. Time, 81
Fifth race. handicap about two miles
strathroy won, Larie second, Kink Top 'hird'
S,rth race. the Belair stakes one. and one.
eighth miles-Red Monk won, Frank Jauo-r RI
second, Elber third. Time. 1;oS%. a
quarter miles-Pat won. Arezzo second, Al
fonsiad third. Time, Assn.
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TO BREAK A RECORD,
Frank v. German Undertakes n Dtf-
Hcult Feat.

NEW BEDFORD Mass, July 23-Frank V.
German, of Brooklyn, who started out on the
Button Weed cycle track last night shortly
after $50 clock, to beat the twenty-four-hour
record, paced, was successful in smashing all
MARKS from the second I'D to the completion
OF MS twelfth hour, when he had covered 244
miles, l,16O yards. At this point the riders
strength seemed to be giving cut, and he
took half an hours rest At the end of the
thirteenth hour he was seven miles and 73O
yards behind the record. Germans time for
Hfty miles was 13 minutes IL 3-5 seconds bet
ter than the record, and he finished leo miles
IN hours 13 minutes and 81 As seconds, or
more than twenty-four minutes ahead of the
record. He completed ibis 30Oth mile in 16
hours 46 minutes and fT2-5 seconds. He fin
1shed his seventeenth hour with 3O3 miles, 72O
yards. or about thirty-three miles behind the
record During this hour German was with
drawn from the track frequently on account of
stomach disorder, and his riding was quite
weak. German reappeared on the track after
a thirteen minute stop, during which he par
took Of food. This seemed to revive his spirits
and he appeared to be in better condition
He completed eighteen hours with S15 miles,
1.3GS yards.
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BUTTE, Mont, July 23;-Results: -o,
Estro second, Duke of York third Time
1881. ,,o,+orus won
Roy Hooker second El Mido th'ru'
1:O21h. , =. ,r,,e-Iuckv
Star won. Eta H second, Watomoa tniru'
Fomrth race. Hot Times stake. four fur
,ones and a ouarter-I Don't Know won, Val
cenne second Oman Wood third Time TaA
won Rarracan second, imp. Devils Dream
Sirtb race. one mile and an eighth. hurdle
Misunderstanding won. j c second, Tuxedc
third. Time, 2:071s.
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WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
Last Day Brings Out Some Excep-
tfOnally Good Racing.

Last Day Brings Out Some Excep-
tiOnaIly Good Racing.
CHICAGO. July 2S.-The last day at Wash
ington park brought out some exceptionally
good racing. Schorrs Top Gallant colt Algol,
took the Wheeler handicap, the richest of the
Washington park stakes outside OF the derby,
in common gallop. He led from end to end,
and finished in great form, tieing the world ;
record for the distance by running the mile
and one-Quarter in 2:e41h.
First race, fye-eighths of mile-Frank
Bell won. Queen OF Song second Boney Boy
third. Time 1:G1A.
Second race. three-quarters of a mile-St.
Alforses won. Barataria second, Ferroll
third. Time, Ills.
Third race mile and one-quarter, Wheeler
handicap. $1,000 added--Algol won. Goodrich
second, Pink Coat third. Time, 2:041a.
Fourth race, one mile-Charles Christy won,
Hugh Penny second, Dunos third. Time,
1:39R.
Fifth race, mile and ne-sixteenth-Donna
Rita won, The Elector second, Eddie Burke
third. Time. 1:46.
Sixth race, three quarters of a mile-Melter
won. Dan Rice second, Don Quixote third.
Time 1:14h.
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Finals in the Chess Tournament to
Be Played Tomorrow.

VIENNA, July 23.-The thirty-seventh round
of the international chess tournament was
played today At the time of taking the usual
recess, Lipke and Schlecter had drawn, while
Baird had lost to Blackburn and Walbreds to
Schiffers.
After recess Halprin and Steintz, Burn and
Janowski and Maroczy and Tschigorin drew
Caro- lost to Showalter; Baird to Blackburn;
Trenchard to Pillsbury and Alapin to Tar
rasch. Schiecter. who has finished all
games, gets the fifth prize. JanowsM is Ger
tain for the third prize. and Stenitz the
fourth. Pillsbury and Tarrasch are tied TO,
the lead in games won. but the latter has
suffered one more defeat. The finals will he
PLAYED Monday
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MARCHING OF ENGLISH
SOLDIERS.

(Reprinted from The London Sketch.)
Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood says:-"Re-
garding the infantry marching. it was
the hest seen during my command at
Aldershot, or since I was first sta
toned there twenty-eight years ago.
Many officers availed themselves of
the tonic and reconstituent properties
of the we'll known Marlani Wine, the
most certain as well as the most pal
otable method of inducing resistance
at fatigue"
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It Is hoped the members of these clubs
will make 1t point to bring as many
ladies with them as possible.
Lake Prairie farm Is a delightful
summer resort near Lakeville, MIMI.
just twenty-nine miles from this city,
q large pavilion and dining room has
just been erected on the shores Of the
lake, which will seat 100 people. The
roads leading from st. Paul are very
fair at this time of the year.
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CLEVELAND HARNESS RACES.
They Are Expected to Eclipse Ev
erything on the Circuit.

CLEVELAND. July 29-The indications are
that the grand circuit meeting here next
week will be one Of the most notable ever
held on the Cleveland track. The entries.
which include all the fast harness horses are
nearly double those of the Detroit meeting,
and there will be hot contests for the purses
which aggregate , $49Vo, Inc me track mas been
it will now accommodate much larger fields
than formerly, without fear OF accident
Among the special attractions will be an eff
fort by Star Pointer, the famous PAGER, to
beat his own and the worlds record for side
wheelers. From present indications the at
tendance will be large.
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CANADIANS WON.
Termination of the Great Cricket
Match at Omaha

Match at Omaha.
OMAHA, July 23-The thrilling cricket
tourney came to close with a match be-
tween the United States and Canada, the
latter winning by 1876 to 121. Bannoty's bowl
ing for the visitors was the feature, he cap
turing seven wickets for AZ runs, bowling
81 overs and having Is maidens. All the
Canadians batted well, but only Davis and
Beddow, both Chicagoans were able to do
anything for the United States. Davis put
together Al in good style, and was caught out
on long drive to long slip. Beddow batted
very carefully for %, and was caught out
by Pale at short slip in most sensational
fielding on the losers side was trifie weak.
but the visitors did not let chance escape
and allowed only one bye.
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nearly every contest. These arguments are
rapidly becoming bitter, and when the two
men do meet the race will be we'll worth
witnessing. owing to the feeling which has
been engendered.
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Birmingham, Hunts
Vile, Ala, and Memphis. Paducah and Hen
derson, KY. are included in the Southern cir
day evening. and will continue with Ave
nights of racing each week to the close of
the season. Sixteen riders are following the
circuit under the active management OF w.
H. Ptckens and Lee Richardson, the latter
the well-known trick rider. Three profess
s!onal races are held each evening. The
talent is of the second class, but good con-
tests are assured. as the men are very
equally matched. In the fall Jack Prince will
travel. through this circuit with the promi-
nent riders in match races.
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Willie Greene.
Smith and White Sign.

soliy Smith, failing in his attempt to in
duce Ben Jordan to fight him. has signed
articles to fight Tommy White of Chicago.
Smith declares the fight will be for the well
ter-weight championship of America, as he
defeated George Dixon for the title Of cham
pion at San Francisco several months ago.
Solly says if he wins from White he will go
to England and force Jordan to fight him for
the worlds championship.
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is to meet two men-Steve O'Donnell,
Corbett's once boxing partner, who
Jim pronounced the best man in the
world. bar himself, and whose easy
defeat by -Maher induced Corbett to
make Peter champion by default-and
the exploded Davies phenom, Bob Arm
strong. The meetings will occur on
the evening Of Aug. 5 in Tom
O'Rourke's New York club house.
Dan Creedon has announced his will
ingness to take on Peter Maher That
would be all right, but Dan would be
slightly handicapped.
Willie Greene.
Those who contend that there sould be a
championship weight between the feather and
lightweight classes are again agftating the
matter fercely in the East. Some of them
contend that there should be q 126-pound
championship. Still others who like the idea
of another championship assert that 126
pounds is too near the lightweight limit
They want 122 established as an additional
championship haven. The extreme feather
weight limit is lis pounds. and the lowest
lightweight limit is 1873 pounds.-Chicago In
ter Ocean.
Black Critic BILLY Teller, the c.ever COL
ored boxer upon whom operation was per-
foAmed last week, Is in fair way toward re-
coYery. Within ten days it Is expected that
he will be matched to meet Joe Cans at 1888
pounds. in tWenty-round contest
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Dan--A. Stuart of pugiNstic promoting
iame, has been in Chicago in the interests Of
the Texas Racing circuit, which he will con-
duct during the winter months. Strictly
speaking, the circuit will not be a Texas
aTair as it will include Hot Springs. at
during next February. The cities now in the
combine and the order in which the dates
Will be allotted are Texarkana, Dallas. Fort
worth, Dickerson San Antonio and Hot
Springs. 1t may also include Galveston.
Mr.. Stuart says the circuit will undoubtedly
be success The purses will be worth the
be practically continuous, it should be at
tracuve to the owners Mr.. Stuart saws he
IS not dabbling just now in the pugi:istic MAJ
ter. fo-''-N i1i,O-
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Golf mt Bryn Mawr.

The finals in the Bryn Mawr golf match
for the Packer trophy were played Wednes-
day and Thursday, by NJ. e Hanley, , A e; T;
both Mr. Jaffray and Mr. Arnold and won
from them SUCCESSFULLY. The cup is, there
fore, his possession.
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New Cycle Record.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Herman van Herk and
John Lawson created new American pro:es-
sional records from eleven to fifteen miles to-
day at the Ravenswood Athletic field Thev
rode the fifteen miles unpaced with flying
start In "a 40 1-5. The former record was
IS "a, made by Mccall and Sanger at Omaha.
Nov 49, 1897.
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TERRORS OF LA GRIPPE.
From the Chicago Medical Era.
-"Many patients recover very SLOWLY.
The lassitude and weakness calls for
something in the nature of a tonic.
and for this purpose I am satisfied that
have found a preparation that an
swers the purpose. I refer to Vim
Mariani."
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Chicago Won Mt Golf

CHICAGO, July 23.-The Chicago Golf c,,,h
defeated the Milwaukee County club team on
wheaton ch Moor today by the decisive score Of
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Of Interest to Horsemen

Track gossip at Chicago says Ed Corr gan
knocked out Gus Jones, one Of the coiored
exercise boys with bale-stick, knocking
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1T Took Several Barrels

or little drops Of water to make tho
mighty Superior. You will enjoy sail on
the North Land next Saturday and Sunday
See Great Northern agent
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During long, tedious marches, our
soldiers and officers found instant re-
lief from fatigue and hardships when
using the marvellous tonic, Vim
Marianl; it prevented fevers and sick
ness in the marshy and unhealthy
territory.-H. LIBERMANN, M. D.,
Surgeon-in- Chief French Army