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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Sailor sharkcy says hen take hla
strength and tho clever fellows can
keen their science and hen lay a few
blue checks that hen win out
solly smith broke his left wrist In his
contest with Dave sullivan and again
when he boxed Bernstein. II was the
same wrist that was injured In his re-
cent bout with McClelland.
Says Macon Mccormick. Peter
Muhcr. che Irish champeen.' ". With
out doubt. one OF the most popular
puEillsts the ring has known since
QuccnHberry rules came into vogue lie
easily ranks second In popularity even
10 John l.. sullivan IN his most popular
day said Manager George CnnHidlnc
TO me In the LcnoN club last Tuesday
night as he heard the shouts That wcrr
evoked by Peters entrance IN H. ring
4 can hardly understand Makers pop
ularlty. n he was licked Tor the inst
nyc days In the week he could draw a
big crowd on Saturday night lie j. "A
marvellous fighter, too, for he can Hex
any man he can hit. and he can hit any
man he Is not afraid Of
There il little doubt that Jeffries will
enter the ring against Shurkcy with
more confidence than he did against
Fitzsimmons There h no thought OF
defeat In the boilcrmukcrs mind. He
regards ShurkCy as an easier PROPOSE
ton than the blacksmith, uihiet he II
quick 20 realize the necessity Of careful
training for the contest With this end
In View. he will add Ernest Rocber, the
wrestler, 20 his training force. and en-
deavor TO discount the famous rush
Hvstem of the snilnrmnn, JeifrleH all
ways smiles when asked about shnrkey
keys "ruHhcs," but with Rocber AS "A
wrestling companion, pclany and 9TH
ers say he will soon be educated In a
proper defenav,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Further sporting and baseball not,
viii be encountered ON another page.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Cooper has won two, stevens one. and
NcwhouHe one increased point cham
pionsihp. Cooper won also O. second aud
u fourth in such races. lkiHrr second.
third and fourth. Stevens "a fourth. KIM
bile q second. third and fourth. and
Mcfarland "a second and third, and
Freeman q second.
Tom Cooper of Detroit ia the profess
Hlouui y. \. e. champion uf %. one
grand circuit date remains, but this
can make no change IN the final results
us fur us the champion title IL con-
cernCd. After four years search Cooper
landed tho championship title nc last.
Ills victory was somewhat of surprise.
nH was the close score 90 the years
race aud the second ~ klaor. The
champion was naturally looked Tor else
where. owing 10 the poor showing ~
this pair the previous two seasons.
when both suffered from sickness.
Cooper captured two ~ the four In
creased point championships run. but
showed In but nine Of the seventeen
] championship finals, klaor gained none
| uf the distance championships. showing
/ IN twelve Of the nineteen championship
races. stevens. considered nj one time
l the most likely champion % the year,
/ foolshiy broke away from training for
| u time late in july ana lost bis hold
upon the lcadlng position. lie showed In
nine finals ana won one OF the four In
| creased point championships, the half
] mile.
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KiMBLE's HARD LUCK.

owen Kimbio. fourth In the list. ran
In hard luck. losing championship after
championship by question Of inches
only. kimble showed In ten finals. ran
twice last. did not compete In two.
and failed to qualify IN but three ~ the
seventeen championship races of the
season. kimble was considered likely
candidate FOR the honora az the outset
III the season and has now retired from
circuit competition for good without
gaining the coveted title for which he
would have readily paid all his win
ninFn fthc year. Kimblr viii be a
promoter ~ race meets next season.
one OF the best uhowlnga OF the sra-
son was really made by ~ NcwhouHe,
the old man ~ cycling, who has raced
since 90. NDwhousc entered the vim
ming lists late. lie was "a competitor
early la the season. but was not in
shape. After "a month Of training he
surprised the leaders az Syracuse late
In July by taking the championship and
they called II luke. Then he won at
Eric. and after that they watched him.
/ To top on the work 81 the season, he
| walked away with "a fve-mile incrrn.'o
point championship at Truton In a fair
out-und-uut win and now ~ considered
/ ono ~ the leaders, uu he finished tho
championship race ahead of Floyd Nc
/ Farland, who iH the heaviest winner
! OF the season. Provided NpWhouac
/ would care FOR himself aH Cooper and
| Kiscr did. his rank might be- higher yet
a peculiar feature ~ the winning ~
| the championship by Cooper Il that he
| won it finally Ia nvc-milr event,
| Cooper lost the championship Of % In
] the i've mile championship race OF that
year. lie won the championship race
] ~ 90 Ia the nye-mlle championship ui
| the year by running fourth, That
| fourth place gave him two points 10 the
/ good Of Riser. who found himself In u
/ position where a win ut Providence oct
/ pth. and "a failure BY Cooper might have
/ by the sash In the hvc-mlle champion.
/ ship and started the two years fcud
| between the two, lie was disqualified
! after having won the race and lost four
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points, according to the mode " scor-
lnE that year. He appealed To chair
man Gideon, who recognized the per-
centaEe tables then being complied By
declaring Cooper beaten by an who I'M
lHhrd the race. because be- WINS diHuunl-
fled. he finished the season tied with
Bald in points and 40 thousandths back
N Raid ln percentage liuld was de-
clnrcd the champion and Cooper was
compelled 90 accept the verdict
CooPERs AMBITION REALIZED.
This year Cooper raced Tor the cham
pIonship title. Admittedly this was
what he was after His winning ~ the
past had made him Independently rich
and be- ala not care Tor the money 49,
much aa Tor the title. ile had many "a
bad time when tho sought Tor goal
finish saw him in the lead ana be lH
happy nov, for he viii go TO
France next season as the
American champion and lNis.r Will go
with him ns his closest competitor In
the race.
Regarding the championship Of an
other season there muat be lot OF
speculation. win Cooper, klacr. KIM
BILE and Mcfarland out OF the race.
Gardner retired. and bald in Europe,
there iH room Tor quite number "
ttnrF. The amateur ranks must of
necessity provide part NJ these. Tor the
omutcura have placed them.clvos more
or lees under the ban this year. and
the completion OF the season viii see a
number transferred by request by
the chairman Of the board OF control,
Many OF the leading l.. n W. riders
! OF the last year may Dee seen In the lists
/ once more but etlll the Held will LACK
% star ~ the magnitude 81 bald. Gar
diner. Cooper. klrcr. or Major Taylor
o
| Wahfenhcrgcr. or any one Of hal
/ dozen 81 the lading amnteurH 81 toda1
/ could MI the shoes OF the retiring one
/ with credit Co the eport
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Are Thex con,inr

Sioux Falls Press: The situation in
regard to the early return of the First
South Dakota regiment is not improved
On the contrary, it now appears that the
policy Of the war department Of chang
ing front on the question every week and
almost every day is to be continued as
long as 1t pleases the powers that be
to keep the regiment in Manila. The
regiment was to return as soon as trans
ports could be got. then as soon as the
regulars came, then various dates were
set for its return home for muster out.
In May, it will be remembered the war
department wrote that the regiment
would start by the 10th Of June. Later
it was announced that the regiment GER
tainly would get away by the last day OF
June. On June 2 the following letter
from the war department was received
by Senator Pettigrew:
washington, d. c., juno 14.--Hon. r. Il. Pet
tigrew. Sioux Falls, S. D. Your telegram re
ceived. First South Dakota was the twelfth
regiment to go to Manila and will return in the
order of its going. Tho question of its further
service on the firing line will be determined b!
Gen. Otis and the exigencies of the service there
Signed, G. Z. MErKLEJoHN, Acting Secretary o
War;, I'd
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Asmooth swindier.

4
]. A. Stransky recently made a business
trip into Iowa, and while there. at Tama,
ran across an imposter who is perhaps
doing South Dakota, and Brnle County,
more harm than has been done since the
dr0uth times. While at Tama. a busi-
ness man approached Mr.. Stransky, and
asked him why it was that he was trying
to induce farmers to migrate to this
country, when there was man in town
begging from this very country. The re-
mark had hardly been made when the
miserable looking individual put In his
appearance. He was hailed and asked to
relate his tale Of woe to MIR. Stransky.
This he did and with vengeance. He
stated that he lived north of Kimball
and was one Of the victims of the big
prairie fires there this spring. The fell
low said he lost all, including wife and
five children, WHO had perished in the fire.
The tale. Mr.. Stransky says, was a pitiful
one and had worked like charm In
touching the sympathy of the liberal
residents Of Tama, and incidentally, too,
their pocket books. After the smooth
story had been told the victim (2) pre-
dnced certificate of character and
authenticating the story, signed by an
attorney of Kimball by the name of
Maxwell. The certificate was followed
by subscription list and In n hurried
glance Mr.. Stransky thinks he counted
about $50. The imposter was asked a
few questions by Mr.. Stransky and the
answers convinced him that the fellow
never was in this state to reside. When
the fellow got through, Mr.. Stransky de-
nounced him as fraud, and told him
that II he did not get out Of the town at
once that he would have him arrested for
getting money under false pretenses.
The fellow took to his heels about as
fast as any man ever did. The train
that Mr. Stransky was to leavs on WIS
nearly due. only for this he wonld have
had the fellow arrested. The man was
dressed to suit his cause. He wore a
beard, one side OF which was burned off.
The hair on one side Of his head was a lso
singed in an artistic style. His clothes
were full Of burned holes, and generally
he was one of the most delapitatpd look
ing individuals one could imagine to see.
And this is one of the ways that Brule
county is getting fair name in Iowa.
Press.
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The Eest Machinery

Needs oiling, cleaning and small re-
pairs to keep in perfect working order;
the human body needs repairs also, even.
the strongest and healthiest one. Al good
cleaning OF t'm las.t md the whole body
is necessary and Is tie duty of everybody
especially in tho spring 'ime.
SEVERA.S BLOOD PURIFIER 4.
is a purely vegetable preparation, true
and efficient purifier Of the blood, delly-
sring The blood from all poisonous i'm
purities that have accumulated during
winter, strengthening the nerves and
the digestive organs. That langnid
feeling, nervousness, loss OF ambition
and energy, impaired digestion. quickly
yield to the peer OF spring medicines
Seyera's Blood Purifier.
Price 81.
Severa's St. G0thard's Oil gives to weak
and overworked muscles and joints. new
strength and elasticity. This best lini-
ment for rheumatism.
Prlca so cents, @
w. F. Seyera, Manufacturing Phar.
macist, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
| Seyera's family remedies are to be had
at all druggists. (. 53
d / T - N 80 = u Z 81
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. l.
The volunteers are not returned from
Manila simply because they cannot te
spared. Otis not only actually needing
twice the number of men he has, but the
seasoned volunteers more. than any.
Most of the regulars are raw recruits.
Meanwhile 1t is extremely interesting
to know that Otis has prevented the send
ing Of new troops to take the places of
the volunteers and at the same time ac-
tually done nothing towards quelling
the rebellion with those he has. If any,
thing the Philippines are in better shape
for fighting than when the war began.
This Is the truth and it has been
evident al! along, except perhapt to those
who stake in" anything which comes
through administration sources, as a
cribber sucks wind.
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Drou,l, Ii, the East.

New York, New Jersey and the adjoin-
ing parts Of Massachusetts, Connecticut,
and Pennsylvania are suffering from the
most severe spring dronth that has Wis
tied this section in years. Since the
snow melted and frost came out OF the
ground there has been hardly one good
soaking rain over all that section, and
for the last three or four weeks there
have been only infteguent and brief
thundersh0Wers
For 100 miles or so around New York
City dust lies deep upon the country
roads, streams have run low, lawns and
pastures are brown, leaves are falling
from trees. green fruit is shriyeling on
the boughs, the soil Is hard and OF ashy
dryness. and hay is scant and drying at
the roots.
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The Atlantic coast sea serpent liar
will please send the bet to Wichita,
which launches this cyclone story upon
an unsuspecting public:
"a well-defined tornado passed over
southern Oklahoma and would probably
have blown away the town OF Hennessey
had not q large cannon been discharged
into it. The cannon was discharged in
to the funnel-shaped cloud when it was
within fifty yards or more of the town.
The cloud Immediately dissolved. This
was the second tornado which has passed
near Hennessey this summer and been
burst by firing cannon. The citizens
recently purchased four large guns and
placed one in each quarter Of the town.
A man is hired to watch the cannon and
when tornado comes along he is to load
and FIRE. In this way no tornado can
blow away the town, the inhabitants
assert. John R. Hoades is the inventor
of the scheme. He has arranged to put
cannon around several other western
towns
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D.. l.. i i i II
Kimball again this year passes up a
celebration to neighbor1ng towns. Per-
haps 1t is just as we'll until we can have
a celebration that amounts to something,
which Is more than can be said of most
of them. We can see but little fun in
pokiDg around in the dust and dirt to
see some boys run foot race and coup
lie or so ten dollar ponies turn a track
for ten dollar purse. A rattling good
ball game and some tirst-class horse rae
ing, the latter very hard to supply now
adaYs, are the necessary attractions, or a
balloon ascension; anyway, something
worth Drawing the heat and dirt for
Otherwise older ones better stay in the
house and fellnw take his girl listing.
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In our grocery department. we sell a
full gallon can Of black0erries, contain
ing as much fruit as six ordinary cans,
for 45 cents aud anyone who buys one of
these cans and does not pronounce the
fruit the finest Of the kind they ever
tasted, can have their money back if
they want it. We also handle the finest
canned peas kept anywhere, and other
goods of this class that can be had no
where else. Our grocery department is
strictly up-to-date. Try some of the
canned goods and you will never buy
any others. Ochsner Hardware COM
paDy,
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0A8To7TA.
Bears the 1Ihe Kind You Have Always Bough
Signature e L4<N2Szzx

Nervous prostration Ia term COM
monty used to indicate weakened and
debilitated state of the nervous system
and vitlated condition OF the blood.
Its symptoms are unusual nervousness,
great irritability and incapacity for
physical or mental labor and 1t is caused
by errors in diet or hygiene. DR.. j. II.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier is recognized everywhere
even by the medical profession, as a su-
perior remedy to connteract weakness
OF this character. Price SOC and 81 per
bottle. For sale by +. e. Miller.
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Persons troubled with diarrhea will be
interested in the experience of Mr.. w. NJ.
Bush, clerk OF Hotel Dorranc, Providence,
Il. l. lie says: For several years /
have been almost a constant sufferer
from dlarrhea, the frequent attacks COM
pleteIy prostratiDg me and rendering
me unfit for my duties at this hotel.
About two years ago travelling sales
man kindly gave me a small bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy. Much to my surprise and
delight its effact was immediate. When
ever | felt the symptoms Of the disease
would fortifv myself against the attack
with a few doses of this valuable rem
edy. The result has been very satisfac-
tory and almost complete relief from the
affliction." For sale by F. E. Miller,
Druggist.
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NotIce-Tilnbcr Culture Con.
g - ff.6f

United States Land Office. Chamberlain.
South Dakota. May II, 1899.
by John Byrne against Harvey. AicNary for fail
sure to comply with law as to timber culture en-
try No. 81. dated Aug. 10. 1890, for the south
hundred and four GOD north, range si1ty:eight
l6sl west. fifth p: NJ. in Brule county, South
Dakota, with view to the cancellation of eaid
Harvey McNary, wholly failed to plant trees,
tree e-seeds, or cuttings upon the said tract the
nan s saa ano r
tings upon said land each and every yenr since
making said entry, and down to this date, and
cuttings upon said tract and thnt the said claim
ant has never cultivated said tract in accordance
with tho timber culture laws, all of which the
said contestant is ready to prove. Now, there.
fore, the said parties are hereby summoned to
eppear at this Office on the 9th day Of July, 1893
at ten o'clock A; NJ to respond and furnish tes
timony concerning said alleged failure.
w. v. LUCAS, Register.
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..orious news.

Comes from Doctor d. B. Cargile, Of;
Washita, 1. I. He writes: "FOur bot-i
ties of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs;
Brewer Of scrofula which has caused her.
great suffering for years. Terrible sores!
would break out on her head and face
and the best doctors could give no helps
but her cure il complete and her health
-isexcellent." This shows what thou
sands have proved-that Electric Bitters
is the best blood purifier known. It's
the supreme remedy for eczema, letter,
salt rheum, ulcers. boils and running
sores. 1t stimulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion,
builds up the strength. Only SO cents.
Sold by f. E. Miller, druggist. Guar
anteed. TAT
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Me Fooled the Surgeons.

All Doctors told Rtnick Hamilton. OF
West Jefferson, O.. after suff.ring Is
months from Rectal Fisttla, liz would
die unless a costly operation was pre-
formed; but lie cured himself with iG,,
boxes OF Bucklon's Araicu Sa.vp, Tie
surest pile cure gu earth. and tlir best
salye in the world. 2o cents Il box Sid
by F. E. Miller. druggist, Ell
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The best life insurance policy on
earth is to have perfect kidneys. The
best medicine on earth for those sick
kidneys is DR.. Sawyer's ukatine. Peo-
pie who had suffered for years found no
cure for their kidney disorders until they
used DR.. Sawyer's Ukatine They now
recommend it to their friends-so will
syvu. +, f. Miller,
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A Sioux Falls man claims to have dis
covered a heating principle which. ap-
piled to stoves and ranges will save half
thsi fuel. He has been working at ii
eight months and is going to have ii pat
ented. He should stick to it another
eight months: possibly he might save tile
other half. y \.
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Notice For Eub1ication.

United States Land Office at Chamberlain,
S. D., May 26. 1890.
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that sald proof will be made before the Register
Saturday, July 5, is9s. VIZ; James CoIvin, Ii. E.
No. 105 for the NWl4. Sec. q, Township l0l
North, Range q West 5th p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Henry Gibson, Of Dunlap. S. D..
Martin kolbrek, of dunlap, S. u.
Asa Boyce, of Dunlap. y. D.
Gabriel Gnbrlolsen, Of Dunlap, &. d.
w. ". LUCAS, Register.
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For sale.

The east half of Sec. II, Twp. 1O3,
Range 81, Brule county. Situated 311s
miles from Kimball, S. u. Terms one
half cash; balance on time at 6 per cent
interest. Address
w. J. CONNOLLY,
Cor. End and Locust ST.,
(89S) Dubuque, Iowa.
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II you have piles, CURE them. No use
undergoing horrible operations that SIM
ply remove the result Of the disease
without disturbing the disease itself.
Place your confidencein DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t has never failed to cure
others, it will not fail to cure you. f. E.
Miller.
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The Cooper line Of Buggies
is King Of Them All.
The Cooper Wagon is Sold from tho
Atlantic to the Pacific: from
Hudson Gay to Southern
South America.

Cooper Bugges and Wagons always given
They sell highcr price than any other
line OF Vehicles. "cheapJohn" vehicle you more
Tor repairs months than Cooper lifetime
In this market they sold
try season in selling vehicles and am
going to operate small profits
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HE CIR APHI(,.

sss p Work Of eyery description executed in the
best stsle and at lowest prices. The most con,-
plete steam power plant in the county.
1 Advertisements not accompanied by instruct-
ions viii be inserted until ordered out and will
be charged for accordingly 81
Display adyert tisements 80 cents an inch per
month. single column wide Locals and 10 cts
. line according to position.
Correspondence wanted from all parts Oft
cornty apd from anywhere else short commu-
nIcati"ns Of general interes. always Welcome
ersonal qnarrels respectfully declined.
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Asu,peon writing from Manila Of th

Asurgeon writing from Manila of the
queer wounds inflicted by the Maussr
bullets, cites the case of a Nebraska man
shot directly over the left eye, the
ball passing down and underneath the
edge Of the jaw. re-entering tho shoulder
and out near the elbow. again entering
the wrist and out the back OF the hand.
He ls out of commission for couple of
months, but will have one good eye left
to turn on the "googoos.''
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sPreaet TSIp111Iy, anu IL Was soon demonstrated
beyond doubt that a cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu-
smnlatea which is incontrovertible, Of which
the following is q specimen
Cancer is hereditary in our family my father a
sister and an aunt having died from this dreadful
disease My feelings may be imagined when the hor-
maanS Cancer eating nWardly @ in such se way W Was as
70 cause great alarm. The disease seemed beyond the
skill OF the doctors for their treatment did no good
whatever, the Cancer growing worse all the while
Numerous remedies We're used for it. but the Cancer
grew steadily WORSE until il seemed that was doomed