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NEW YORK. s: ST. LOUIS, 3.

That Umpire Terry came to the Polo Grounds
yes terday afternoon prepared to suppress
rowdyism was clearly demonstrated. In the
second inning McGraw started TO kick and
was at once put out Of the game. He was taken
hy surprise at the prompt action Of the UNI
field to, take. his captains part. Ths latter
Vas ordered back TO his place. and he went.
McGraw did not get of the diamond quick
hs.watch and started TO count OF the seconds.
This had the desired effect. and McGraw went
70 ne bench. This quick work on the part
OF the umpire TO stamp out kicking was ap-
that Davis should have been dealt with the
same wav, After the game was finished McCiraw
anc Brkett started TO abuse the Judge
OF play, but he turned his back on them and
Mercer pitched good ball. especially the latter,
bases. The scora.
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OIL City Turns Out strong to See the Harness
Races.

OIL CITY. July Io.-This was the big day Of the
meeting OF the Lake Erie Circuit and Inc crowd n,e
ent was the largest that ever attended In tn.
city. The weather was threatening. but the light
dr,ze at about O'Clock did not interfere with the
racing, The principal event was the 2;Os pace In
which Democracy m adc a new track record, 2:OSla
The first quarter made In O:3l. half In l:OSE
three quarters 80: and one mile 2:0sa Summaries
20 class paclDg. nurse SIOO:
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Copoecticut state League

At waterbury--New London. IL: Waterbury. T.
Al New Haycn-Meridcn 7; New Haven, /.
AT Bridge port Bristol. .; Bridgeport =
Al Dcrby-Flrst game-Derby, 4; Norwich. ), SEQ
,ud-Derby IS; Norwich, ..
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Two,base hlts-Jones, 2: Dahlen, Mcclure, Ken
nedy. |. Quinn, Stenfeldt Three base hlts-,Iones
Sheckard Crawford Cross. Sacrifice hlts-Keeler
~ Stolen bsse-Cross First base on errors
Brooklyn, :: Cincinnati. 2 First base on balls-Of
Kennedy &; of Phillips, 4: OF Newton, I. Struck
oui-By Phillips. /. Left on bases Brooklyn, 7;
Cincinnati. s Umplre-Swartwood. Time-2 hours
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OLD ORCHARD July io-The New England Cir.
cult meeting ended to day with two sharply contested
races, which were decided In cutye heats Spe
clal Boy, Hartford gelding, was big surprise TO
the BOOKSELLERS. winning tn 2;20 pace handlly and
getting mark Of 2:l4ts. The 22i pace went TO Sally
Hook mare that has been entered In S2O, 900 wort
OF big circuit stakes this year She was barred In the
pools. Summary
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PHILADELPHIA, 4; PIrTsBuRa. 2.

pr,HttLAbEipHTA, July lo.-philadelphia defeated
in,sonig mis- afternoon IN a game which wa,
,huSuhR rom end TO end. There was little TO
,b otInate In getting their hits together. and TO
nS, may oe a'cribed their victory. The helding of
,ss,e wes OF the sensational kind. Attendance.
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There was hot time in the way OF tempera-
ture at the Produce Exchange handicap yes
terday over the links OF the Fox Hills Coli Club
and @ oline drinks were at a premium. The
special nine-hCle course was used, the aggrp-
gate length being 3,O35 yards. The hand ca p
was a great success and Il Is proposed TO make
II an annual event among the importers and
exporters on Change. The best gross score
made by Wilson, follows
T. NJ wilson
ONT .................s 2 All
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lkt Bun,i- Detroit .; Minn,apolis. 4.
lfAt aisvaionrth Milwaukee, 8; Buffalo, T.
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Baseball. Washington Park. AP. n. To-day.
Brooklyn Va Cincinnati. Adm csc and soc-.Ads
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POLAND SPRINGS. july is-The golf tourna-
ment which has been in progress here for sew
Dyker Meadow Club. Brooklyn. who defeated
J. II. Nee Of the Harbor Hill Golf Club in the
finals, up. The four players in the semi finals
were Palmer; who defeated y /; Crawford OF
feated c. A, MorroRh Of the Garden City and
Richmond Hill clubs, up and 10 play Miss
Gregory Of New York won first prize in the
woman's tournament. with Miss Helen Stinson
OF Philadelphia second.
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BOYS GOLF AT WESTBURY.
START IN THE TOURNAMENT ARRANGED
BY THE MEADOW BROOK CLUE.

Eight Qualify for the Cup Presented By
August Belmont-Reinhart Beats Mardsck
for the Score Medal After Tis-Producs
Exchange Members In Handicap.
No links could have given fairer test Of golf
than the Meadow Brook course yesterday, on
which boys from eight schools began play In q
tournament in which the chief prize will be
cup presented by August Belmont Both the
fair and the putting green's were In fine order.
and. although the course Ia one that compels
long and accurate driving. the boys negotiated
1t In style that showed they have a sound
knowledge OF the game In the last open tour
nament at Meadow Brook. In September. 1907,
the best score in the qualifying round was 50,
made by W. Rutherford. while Q. A. Shaw won
the gross prize In the handicap with an g. The
distances were about the same yesterday, the
total aegresa ating somewhat over 5000 yards
There was gold medal for the best score In the
eighteen-hole qualifying round. the gift Of c. +.
Watson OF the Essex County Country Club.
The first eight qualified for the Belmont cup.
the ten Others keeping on for consolation cup.
the gift OF the Meadow Brook Club. The tie for
the gold medal was settled in the match play
round, Reinhart winning from Murdock.
or those who scored under the century mark.
Murdoch learned the game at Shinnecock Hills
ana qualified In the M. @. A, championship OF
1898. but defaulted In the nrst round to Daniel
Chauncey; De Rahm has been prominent on his
school team; Talmadge. Renhart and Grimm.
although prominent In team work. have not
competed before In an open interscholsstio
event; Behr Is one Of the Lawrencevil!e
Reid. the crack golfer Of the school,
n. Holmes and Douglas have been prominent
In metropolltan golf. both intersch. lastic and
nf dra hrn nayht
them together. 80 that but one boy who took
part In the last interscholastic now survives In
the first set 1t was somewhat Of disappoint-
did not play. Neither n. Is. Hollins Jr., the
intersch0lastio metro politan champion. nor C.
II Seeley. runner-up to h.m in that event. how
ever. were eligible to start. The former has
enteredfiaryard and Sc ,ley has graduated from
Berkeley. The summaries:
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At Worcester Worcester, 10; Hartford, o.
AZ Montreal Montreal, g. Rochester. o.
Al Toronto-Toronto, z: Syracuse, J.
Al Providence-Proy 10; Springfield, >.
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In'..,.s GS',,.''..',,,.,,,,ss : ssssai-a, 81
The following is the summary:

The fourth regular monthly handicap OF tho
Dykes Meadow Golf Club, or first and second
prizes. will be played on Wednesday. July rs.
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BOSTON, 5: CHICAGO, /.

IN out victory IN 10 days game with Chicago.
man." va" payers handled themselves In a llstlsss
the ann nall The spectators took maps between
bench ~ IN the seventh Green was sent 60 the
The Scoys Us Day because OF his untimely kicking.
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MoNTcLAIR. N. j.. July lo.-On the Montclnlr
Golf links this afternoon there was a mixed
toursome played in the presence OF a large num-
Der OF visitors The score:
Mrs J, r. Bradlee and Allen Kennady, 100, 4-ss:
Miss MACPHERSON and Charles Brown, los, 7-9s
Miss Leskom and J. g. Russell. ilS. iS-i00: Mrs
w, T.. Marcus and Paul Wilcox. III. 10 i0i Miss
Frances Copper and G. Turner. ia, i0-lo4; Mrs L.
Daniels and j. H. Harris. l07, 4-i03
There are twenty -eight matches in all TO be
played In the team circuit OF the North Jersey
Shore Golf League. The next matches being held
on Saturday The standing Of the teams TO date
followa
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New York state League.

At Cortland Cortland, II: Troy, g.
Al Utlca- Utica. .: Rome. 3.
AZ Schenectady Schenectady. 8; Oswego, g.
Al Albany-Albany. l2; Binghamion. ..
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BOSTON
CHICAGO.
na'''d for GarvIn in ninth ,pnIn9 %

Chicago ''''....l o q IS
Flrst h,,. - o o.
on WIS on Gavin suprE I' oStRW Oase 9H Wills Win,
"BSfrvy By'H, r. Home run sullivan Two. base
sullivan 'S,nian'' nian'' Sacrifice hits-Ganzel. Tenn-y,
Double n, 'uIrn hases.Tenney Collins barry
By GaryirS 'an,@l nlnas sisted HIT by pitcher
Chance, = r W. pltch-willls Passed balls
minutes Arendance-s,i0o i'ne-fh houfs ana ~
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Shinnecook Hills Coli Club to-day practising
for the coming Woman's, Championship In
August were Miss Ruth underhill. the present
Beatrice Hoyt. Their play was Of good style,
but they complained Of the h,rd turf. Miss
Hoyt Is playing In great form. and " she keeps
so until the championship she will be- a hard
one to beat. Friday and Saturday afternoon
there will be putting contest for tho women
Tho prizes are presented by Peter Marie
tournament. which takes place next week.
During the week Aug. l3 to 1s. will be the club
tournament for women. open to members and
subscribers only
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Lei, Nv psSe on .rrorspttsburn >: hadelphia. I.
nn, me On balls on BERNHARD . of Lever 2. Struck
Wsvn.y nneinhard !: BY Lever I. Two base hits
nj. e., ,La0le, Flick Sacrifice hits Cooley, Sla-
Douhis 'oiieh .ieh hnSr>-Beaumont Wagner Thomas
B.rnb, pdhy,-Wolverton and Childs Wild pi ches-
hours snL Lever I. Umpire -Emslle Time2
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Chr Curt.
brighton
HQCeC
EVERY WEEK DAY At 2:3O p n.
Lenders Military band
Reached by All Coney Island Routes.
sporting Grmts.

GOLF LINKS.
Coll links open " the public at Fairview). Bronx.
vile, 30 minutes on Harlem River Road Send for
complimentary ticket a. NJ ROSE, lei West 42d
ST. Telephone 93-3Sth st.
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In Straight Heats at Old Orchard.

Time-2:i:l, eish. sls. e:isl1
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ie-2:i6h, 2.loh. 2;lIil
Teddy d. and Billy N. the winners at Rome.

ans class: pacing; purse si00:
Teddy B.. b. z. BY OctoIOon. dam by Nam
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There were numerous minor accidents
reported as a result Of the days doings
]. 0. HAMlLTON'S RICH STRIKE
Proprietor of the MetrOpOIe Discovers
Mineral ~ e 18th in Hissouri

A rich vein OF mineral has been discov-
cred near Aurora, No. n a well which
was sunk by Mr.. O. L. Hamilton, the
new owner Of the Metropolis hotel. and
another gentleman. In telling Of the find
the Aurora Argus says:
we have had occasion on several
times recently TO speak OF the rich min
eraI that IS being found on the Sand
ridge, northeast Of town. on the HeaGlev
& Jones land. and are very glad 20 say
that as the shaft is being pushed down
there Is no diminution Of the richness
or extent Of the ore but rather an in
crease. When this land was being drilled
we called attention at the time % the
richness OF the drill strike and the num-
Der Of the same on this Sandridge. and
at the time prophesied that this forty
acres would make one Of the best por-
tons of the Aurora camp. and We are
glad to say that this prediction has been
more than fuifHsd. 4 drill man from
PeIrCs City BY the name % A. c. Bowen
vas employed by Messrs. Hamilton.
Headiey & Jones to drill this forty.
Eight driH ho1es were put IN on the west
side az the land and mostly near the
branch that runs through the land an
the west side. AMI mineral. excellent min
eral. L We remember correctly. was
found in seven o these drill holes AMI
the eighth cavei n IT enc DIN hole
where he big shaft - Ness-s Hau,il-
ton, Jones and Lombard Is being put
down mineral was found a. 15s feer an
q face - L % seventy-fve fee- In thick
uess Was this ever eQuale5 Or surpassed
anywhere IN Auro-a q any other campo
This forty Is surveyed ard divided % IN
lot. The elg shaft g Nsss-s HaTnil-
ton Jones & Lombard Is being put down
rizht over the sril hole that shovel
this immense face % mineral ard -
ara more thar glad - say tsat IRE shsFt
has shown much lsrzs- ard -icher faca
- mineral than tlae t-lN showed. ard
Il the sane vii keep u2 20 TIE 6ep-h
that the hole xas drilled that e - fe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-05
SHE C0UGHED UP
Susan Davenport Takes S35 From
hrs James Gire

The police department had quite
knOtty case to contend with yesterday.
Mrs. James Gire, whose husband is a
street car motorman left her home, 1871
North Wichita street. yesterday morning
with SO TO come up town and do some
trading She stopped at the home Of her
sister-in-law. Mrs J. N. Gre 1881 Wichi-
t., to try on a dress. and while there laid
the pocketbook on the bed. While put
ting on the dress, she and the other Mrs
Gire went to the parlor to see some Wis
itors who had called IN the meantime,
and when the woman returned she was
surprised TO learn that both the money
and book was missing. Suspicion rested
upon young woman named Susie Dav-
export and she was accused Of the theft.
The police were notified but the mysteri-
Gus ROBBERY was not unraveIed. Detec-
tive Harry Sutton was put on the case
and he, closely questioned the woman.
She openly declared between so5s and
pleadings that she knew nothing Of the
money, but the story could not be be-
heved, as she was the only person in the
room at the time. A sweating failed to
avail anything and Mr.. Sutton gave her
until this morning TO return the money.
In the afternoon, however, fearing prose-
cution. she yielded and returned the
money. Promise was made that she
would not be prosecuted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-05
GRlSW0lD PARK LAKE
Little Bit of III story About il As Told
by Mr J. X. Head.

To the Editor Of the Eagle. I was ask
ed 10 tell your readers something O. me
little lake in GrisWo.d park, always an
object OF beauty. but now made notable
BY Captain Payne's gift OF a colony Of
swans. who claim Il as their hone. There
Is no more interesting spot IN our beaa-
tiful park system How loSs has II heen
there? Wen. probably a thousand years
IN 1ss3 il was exactly the same as now,
excsp; the fence. the same elm trees
shaded its waters and their growth has
been very slight; group q willows
along the western bank IS missing. Ihea
TIE ground around the lake vas a grassy
lawn With occasional ancient cottonwood
tree. an ideal camping ground for Indian
hunter or buIaio- The 1.-the river Close
b. was AXE then as n3W. and m1ch
deeper. fun q FISH q many varieties, IS
waters usually clear. To ths -1rth was q
heavy body o. timber. wsss Ct where =
nov Murdoch avenue bridzs. those large
en- trees zsre leaning over the water Al
az angie of forty-hve degrees IS n9E-
There vas an abundance CT walnut tn
Der n iris forest Al Stree destroyed by
the Wichita Indians who czmpe5 IA tEose
woods n go AID LATER BY The hTst seq
tzrs IN the GrsIrsastesu PARK Wers
few great oaks AID Eal1ut trees Tree
we're also cotto- weeds al1ug river Al
seemed % have re century marx 90 tazza-
Ire 'fex remaining ancient 1cttozN Fs1s
nss- IRE Eest sza - Gu-ascz sveals
bridge are 70 arxz th2r trey ws-.
5orty years sro
The vicinity u re zoutA q ths Lizzie
river s-wzv. a PARK. rae 50 ~ Natz---
A. nzs made Z bszBtfzyH = de.aH. Rat
Z. s--is-t .5rzn was E-aad anz atsrss-
tive Perhaps CsrsEz5o cszpe1 - Ia
Llstls -fvsr who kr5as@ Here Vas
sars across ,he hz river ass he-e c-oss-
~ The Srst hera y TsxAs Czrl1a a-9 q
fou---zaIs t~an wagvz ara aA @esa
sxsps away whise cyo@n< e. tssE E-e
the srst farry11at n sesswtrk cssatv
xz- paced ~ tAs N-SEe- AZ % ass oe-
cAsssz a. IzatsR swsrulrE ahez1 w.ss
Dps, seat - ere AaPpy A-rs.ag g7ou11
b ,hs Ez.er raGse-
Fax 0u- beautiful PARIS re are l2Eks-x
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MURDERED AT GENESEO
Harvest Hand shot and Instantly
Killed for a small sum OF Money.

Passengers on yesterdays Missouri Pa
citic train from Geneseo tell Of a horrible
and atrocious murder which was CON-
mitted IN that town Tuesday evening.
The victim was q young harvest hand
named Cation and had been working on
farms in the neighborhood of Geneseo.
His home was in Peabody, Kansas. The
perpetrators Of the crime are unknown,
but 1t is the supposition that he was muir
dered for his money. He had been around
the city for several days and was known
to have some money. \ short time before
the murder he was in lunch counter
there and displayed about s., and it is
believed that the murder was committed
by parties who believed he had q big roll.
His dead body was found near the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad track with a bullet
wound in his forehead. His pockets had
been riaed and MS money taken. No re-
volver was found by him and the suicide
theory was not advanced. The murder
ers escaped and have not yet been cap
tured
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rs COZ IMPRESSION
Pr-sf. II. b sestE breaches 10 81
Rsrsdo Pesnte

Pr1fss-s- n p s-ett. We has seen
ere o. tza gzsr-s-t5rs = tzs csg1ty B5s-
ana. institute a. p Darase. - rsfurne4
h.-ls rsra5E - stsg t51-s - a1ls1 aeg-
s-zl e re s4.1sss n Z Dorz1s. n-rh e
lae pleasure - z5e ra1r-h peesss - LA
ely Tns z De-z8a E.ssss.i-zz zsskss
re soH3s1s eszzezt CO 81 se-zzozss
-~Ths tsr1aa s1114y ssgsi - - Il 2
aarea wa serazpa PvssssasE S1otr.s
tsst e@azz s-z1s - ca1e - < Do-47s.
us arzzzaaf e fzvsr = hlghsr sSsaa-
ssan szz e1saf 21z sz.zEax E-asls. Tas
ao~-z sas we-s o.. fsros sd gaia
~ a. AK zay 8ea ~ Psssszsos se1st
sase las aezsEers sesE sd eztey gss
pupee ks Es9z ae-zasas zezs 49, IL
sezg rszezSz-s1-
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FOUND STOLEN PROPERTY
sheriff simmons Brings II. W. Oar
/ Iing's Buggy From Butler Co.

Sheriff simmons has returned from But
Ter county. where he went TO get a buggy
belonging to Il. ". Darling. which was
found near Augusta About a month ago
Mr. DarEnz's horse, buggy and harness
were stolen and no clue as 20 their dis
appearance was found until recently. \
few days ago several men who were help
ing thrssh on farm near Augusta found
2 buggy with the top down hidden in the
un5e-brusa along Dry creek After an
examination an entire set Of single har-
ness with exception u tae bride and one
line was found IN the buggy. Sheriff SIM
mons was Immediately notified. sEd after
seeing the property GAINED it f-r Mr.
Darling The buggy ana harness were
net damaged except by being exposed 20
the elements.
Il is supposed that the thief drove he
rig 10 Dry creek and afterwards decided
a. ride the horse and leave TIE buggy aod
harness there. There are some clues il
regard 10 the matter but netting ot 4
definite nature IS known
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-05

Indebted 10 osF present rzayer. ozF PARK
commits 31ars ana that very c2psbls en-
as.eer SA1ksaz K MEAD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-05
RACE FOR LIBERTY
Sheriff > mniOn's Good Catch Spoiled
by q NDeeiaI poIcemarl,s Riundrr

The pedestrians on North Main street
at $50 last evening witnessed a lively
race between Sheriff Simmons and Core
ner McCollister in a road wagon and two
farm hands in another. It was a race for
your life and the farmers were in the
lead until the second block on North
Main was reached, when the officers
caught W with them ana placed them
under arrest. Those who saw the race
say that it was lively and exciting and
that the participants were hitting 2:lO
clip.
The two boys. in connection with two
others, were wanted for being engaged
in a free-Tor-au fight on South Fourth.
They made things lively around there for
a short time and Officers Fox and Rems-
peare were called. They arrested two,
but the other combatants hurriedly
jumped into a buggy and drove away.
Sheriff simmons and Coroner McCoIllster
happened TO be in that reighborhood in a
buggy and they Immediately pursued the
fleeing men. Through the mud they went
on English az breakneck speed. The whip
was applied with frequency. The corner
at Waco was circled and the two vehicles
came dLJLiiA TIC DtD~N anu t1iA4Eu A4cL Al
on Main, where they were finally cap
tured amid the yelling Of a crowd Of
nearly 200 that had taken w the chase
and followed.
The prisoners were turned over to
Special Officer Robertson with instructions
70 take them to the station. They had
employed the horse and buggy at the
Mammoth livery stable and Robertson left
the two men there while he went to
headquarters 10 see what disposition was
TO be made Of them. The officer had
their word Of honor that they would stay
there. but when Policeman Fox went
back they had very naturally vamoosed
without leaving their cards. The other
- e-L---.-- -.-a-a 1871 IL,
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T0zaI!gzsf

If your liver is out Of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take a dose OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-05

Misses Stella and Edna Altisoa ot Chi
caxo. III. are here 10 spend ne summer
E.th their sister. Mrs. Z 3. smith
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Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestiye organs viii be regulated and
you win be bright, active and ready
for any kind of work. This has
been the experience of others; it
viii be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. Is cts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-05

This large four-story building IS ad-
mirably fitted and furnished FOR the care
OF the sick. No loathsone o. couta gicus
diseases admitted, but all other diseases
that are usually treated az hospitals are
successfully treated here. including
Whisky, Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Women. married
or single. can find a safe retreat here
during confinement. and q home in every
case found for the child II required. A
home for the poor and rich alike, as all
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge that Is made IS
the ordinary hospital fee. which IS Just
enough 70 pay the running expenses Of
the institution The best OF references
given when required Write Tor circular
70 the Martha Washington Home"
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Washington. p. &
Genesee Pure Food Co lie Roy. y Y.

Gentlemen: Our family realize % nuch
nom he Use ef GRAIN-O that I seel
raust say 8 wo-d 10 la5Ecs othe-s 70 Ese
it. L people are interested tn their aealtz
and the welfare of taei- Children tazy
All Use n other beverage Aave used
them a.. but CRAIN-O s2vs found
superior % ans. far she reasoE tAzt Is is
soIl6 grain. Yours fsT hezIlh.
Z ? MYERS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-05
PRISONERS WERE TREATED
lee Cream snd Cake served Mt County
Hail Yesterday.

Sheriff ana Ms simmons Planned a
surprise FOR the prisoners n ire county
sal for yesterday. The prisoners had
becu lameItIag their inability 70 celebrate
he Fourth q July as other people dii
and were much surprised when each Te-
ee.red a vel filed dish q ice cream, to
gether with ssrge piece OF cake This
remembrance by Sheriff and MIS- SirR-
mons Nas fully appreciated b. ne prls-
onsrS. who say that their Fourth vas
really as enjoyable as thar % mary other
people. because they didn't aee5 -
worry about The rain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County CIerk or the raspec-
i've slgners for further Information.


~ THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division. I0 and Tor salt Lake County state
of Utah. No. thc matter n the estate OF anu
uel Amos Mco'iey, Deceased Notice The
pelti0nOi Elizabeth Aun N00.ley and Amos
Ntryln NOlllHy PRAYING Tor the admission
o. probate of certain document purp0flng
20 te tle 'a.t VIII and Testament OF Samuel
Amos WoOlIey deceased. aud Tor tho grlut-
ing % letter, tc,tamcntary ~ them elyes,
day of dune. a. u 1902 40 q.3J o'clock % Co.,.
40 she County Court House ln the court room
n said court, ln salt Lake city salt Lake
County Utah