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SCIENCE SETTLES IT.

DAndruff Is Caused by = Germ That Saps
the Hairs Vitality.
1t is now a settled fact that dandruff is
caused by germ. Falling hair and
badness are the result of dandruf. DR..
E. J. Beardsley of Champaign. ILL.,, got
hold of the new hair preparation, New.
bros Herpicide-the only one that kills
the dandruff germ, He says: II used
herpicide for my dandruff and falling
hair, and am we'll satisfied with the re
suit" Dr.. ]. T. Fugate of Urbana. ILL.,
says: 81 have used Herpicide for dan
druff with excellent results. shall pre-
scribe i: IN nv practice Herpicide
kills the dandruff germ. Physicians as
well as the general public say so
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"Social Conditions and Social Service
IN the Poorest Quarters of Chicago. by
Mr. Charles Frederick Weller, of Chi
cago. will be the great attraction at the
Presb> terian church tomorrow night.
when the State Conference of Charities
and Corrections begins. Mr.. Wellers
lime light lectures, with stereopticon
views, are highly mentioned by the press
of the country. Citlzens of Boulder
should not fail to attend this service and
the sessions of the association Monday
and Tuesday.
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c. W. Caryl came down from Wal,
Street mining camp, Boulder county,
YESTERDAY, brlngrng with hum nne specl
men of $4,000 ore which has been en-
countered in the 900 foot level of the
Lucky Star mine. The oreis a sulphide
with free gold and tellurium and Mr.
Caryl says the rich streak is two feet
wide. The mine is owned by Boulder
people and has produced $1,000 in the
last 100 feet of the shaft. Mr. Caryl has
been in charge of a party ct India a
capitalists who may invest heavily in the
district.-Denver News.
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TO SEE THE GAME.

c. B. Culbertson, George M. M Clure
MI Bessie Mcclure and Zena Whitley
H P. Gamble and vile, .urs Well:
Smith. P. J. Werley and wife, H. Casa
day, James Cowie, Norton Montgomery
Walter Chamberlain, Bert Henry and
wife, Lloyd Day and wife, L Moor
head, T. R, Mann, Mrs George Mcclure
DR.. L. NJ. Gifin. E J. Ingram, w. w
Wells. r. E. Arne;t. Lou R. Johnston
Charles Snyder, Auditor Dicks on. Willie
H. Green and Hal Coulson were
among those who went over TO Dsnve'
on the I2:4o train to witness the D. A. c.
Wheel Club game.
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Hon. r. H. Whiteley aad Mayor M.
S. Whreiey, brothers, left on the 1910
train today for Georgia, via the big Den.
yer foot ball game. 1t is % years since
the latter visited their former home in
Georgia and they are going back for
about three weeks to visit the scenes OF
their boyhood, scenes of their late
fathers political tliumphs. when he led
the Republican party of that state on
the stump and In congress.
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One of the most enthusiastic tally ho
parties Of the season was enjoyed by ten
member rs of the Emerald Isle club and
their ladies. starting from the home of
Mrs D. M. Eschenburg at 6:3o o'clock
A short ride was enjoyed with laughter
and song until Jacksou's Place was
reached, where the noted caterer had a
grand feast prepared tor them. served in
course. to which all did ample justice.
After the dinner dancing was enjoyed
until midnight, when they returned home
having I'd j,llv good time
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An entertainment we'll worth 50 cents
will be given for Is cents at the Method
lst church Tuesday night. Recitations
by Mrs oilby, Mrs Elias, Miss Bernard.
solos by Mr. Elias, Miss Cripp, Mrs A.
Weber, selections BY the new mixed
quartette and university male quartet.e
are only a part Of those who will furnish
a rare treat. Every body come.
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Ai..w,,er M,I, Explosion

Remove everything in sight; so do
drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty
dangerous. Don't dynamite the delicate
machinery Of your body with calomel.
croton oil or aloes pills, when DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, which are gentle as a
summer breeze, do the work perfectly.
Cures headaches, constipation. Only 2sc
at Streamer's drug store.
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Volcanic EruptiODs

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
of Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. cures
them also Old, Running and Fever Sores
Ulcers, Boils. Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises. Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Best Pile cure on earth.
Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 25 cts
box. Cure guaranteed Sold BY
Streamer's Drug Store =.
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Miss Lottie Peck is new pupil in the
2:3o Poysical Culture class. About sixty
pupils are now enrolled in this depart
ment and enthusiasm runs high. Some
of the most eminent physicians in town
have sent their patients to the physical
culture classes that correct exercise may
assist their medicine in restoring health.
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Complaint is made that Moys coupons
are cut from Cameras when delivered to
subscribers. Patrons will please notify
this Office at once should such an act OF
vandalism occur and the offending boy
will be prosecuted to the bitter end.
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Cards announcing the marriage OF
Rev George Roy Graft to Vernie Ellen
Weaver, at Indianapolis, Indiana, Oct.
18th have been received by the many
friends of Rev Mr. Graf here. They
are now at home in Denver.
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Confec,ioner Wachter has made an
exceedingly pretty candy basket. which
he Offers in his advertisement in this is.
sue. Mr. Wachter has made some very
handsome articles in his line. but moth
ing that excels this basket.
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A meeting of Chautauqua subscribers
last night decided that a constitution
and bylaws was the thing most urgent
and appointed Guy D. Duncan. S. A.
Gif6n, H. Nicholson. l. M. DeLong
June Henderson. a committee to draft
the same and report to subsequent
meeting.
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An excellent program of musical
and literary nature has been arranged
to be given at the Methodist church, on
next Tuesday evening. Admission I5c
for adults, Ioc for children.
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The CanlerA puolshed an extra last
night. which gave the first intelligence
of the awful affair at Limon. The pa
pers sold like hot cakes, one of four
boys disposing Of 50 though it was after
O o'clock and the streets looked deserted.
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The best talent in the city will assist
in Tuesday evenings entertainment at
the Methodist church Adults IS cents.
children, under IL years. 10 cents.
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Robert Hinman, formerly of Long.
mont and Caribou, was blown up in a
mine at Cripple Creek Thursday. His
funeral will occur at Longmont tomor
row afternoon.
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Ruth Rebekah lodge invites you to
their anniversary supper next Monday.
Nov. 10Th. Supper served from 5 to 8
D. m, Tickets for supper IS cents.
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The very best talent in the city will
contribute in Tuesdays entertainment at
the Methodist church. Adults 10 cents
children, under IL years, 10 cents.
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Word comes from J. A. Kennedy that
he is in better health than he has been
for years, and has bought a home and
irult ranch in Pomona, CAL, near the
house of S. c. Pitzer, formerly of Boul
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Nearly hundred football enthusiasts,
mostly students. went to Colorado
Springs this morning to root for the
Varsity in its game with Colorado COL
I pe.
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The anniversary supper given by Ruth
Rebekah lodge next Monday. Nov. 10,
will be served from 5 to p. m. Tickets
for supper IS cents.
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Losr-Masonlc solid gold sleeve but.
ion last Wednesday. Finder leave at
this Office and receive reward.
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Ye menthat love pie and coffee and
good company come to A. 0 U. w. hall
Monday night. For ten cents you can
fill up Ladies, bring a pie. Fraternal
Aid
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S. H. Schellenger, nominee for con.
gress, first district. received 80 votes in
stead of 2o7 as reported in last nights
Camera,
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In connection with supper given by
Ruth Rebekah lodge there will be a
light entertainment for the guests.
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There will be grand Christian En-
deavor rally at LAFAYETTE on Sunday to
which all Boulder endeavorers are
invited.
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Mr. and Mrs George T. Jones will leave
for New Orleans next week to stay dur
ing the winter months.
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The admission to the entertaintmer
at the NJ. E. church Tuesday night viii
be 15c for adults and 10 cents for
children
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Leave your orders for col with Nc.
Allister Lumber 4 Supply Co.

Only IS cents for an excellent musi-
cal and literary program at the Method
ist church Tuesday night.
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Two fms income properties at bar.
gain. Also choice building lots. Rich
ardson. corner 18th and Spruce street.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Leave your orders for coal with Nc
Allister Lumber & Supply Co.
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FOR SALE-Ladies wheel, high grade
Crescent. white enamel, almost new SIS
II 1t. 420 HIGHLANDS
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First halves today we're: University
o, Colorado College 10; D. A. c. o, D.
w C. O.
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Virginia Esby and Bessie Reed are
the guests of Miss Maude Rose.
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Mrs w. A. Maupin left for Ciarks
Vile. Mo-. today to spena the winter.
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Blood Hunlors

Itdoesn't tmake any difference wheth-
er you believe in the modern theory
and speak Of the causes Of diseases as
referable to germs, microbes or bacillI.
or whether you use the older and better
understood terms Of "humors and
.blood diseases - Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla cures them all.
1t cures scrofula. salt rheum or
eczema, catarrh, rheumatism, malaria
and all other blood poisons; nervous
troubles. debility and that tired feeling.
This is not merely modern theory; 1t
is solid up-to-date fact.
Salt rheum on my hands so severe had to
wear gloves most OF the time. and could not
shut my thumb and finger together. was
cured by Hoods Sarsaparills." MRS. A. O.
SPAULDING. North Searspoft. Ne.
MY three months old boy was cured Of .
very bad case Of scrofula By Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla." WV. II. GARNER. West Earl. Pa.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Promises to cure and keeps the prom
lse. No substitute for Hcod's acts like
Hoods 's-be sure to get Hoods.
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PLAYERS PRESENT CASE,
Important Question to he Passed
Upon at Mint~r Meeting OF
Baseball League.

NEW YORK. Dec. l2-~Tbe National
Baseball League resumed their annual
winter meeting az the Fifth Avenue no.
tel to-day II was agreed that the meet.
ing between the committee appointed
by the League and that Of the Piayers'
Protective Association should be an open
one
Lawyer Harry Taylor. Chief Zlm-
mer Hugh Jennings and Clarke Griffith.
Of the players organization, were on
hand early
Mr. Brush said that the club owners
had been kept IN the dark as 10 the OBJ
1ects OF the players Organization tie
said he regarded X as a secret organlEa-
ton. This was denied by MIR Taylor
who said that the constitution and by
laws were open for inspection.
MIR. TaylOf then stated the demands OF
the players The first was for a modl-
ficatfon Of the reserve rule which he
said should not empower a club TO hold
a player for more than eve years. The
"farming-out" system. Mr. Taylor said
worked a great hardship TO the players
and gave the power 10 the clubs to put
men out az the Business hy sending them
where they did NOT wish 10 play
Give US contract that Is fair and
two-sidsd." he said. The players ara
honest ia their desire 70 stop rowdyism
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TRAGEDY OF CIVIL WAR.
Confederate Brig. Gen. Bins Died 4
Hermit I'm New Jersey Noun
fafns.

, NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The body OF
Confederate Brig. Gen. Herman BifIs
has been found in Blackswamp FOUR
Rno ss fr ns ths srra, g. He
tain, For. thirty-five years Bins had
lived solitary life on the side OF Sue
cassunna mountain. He had little to do
with anyone and his retreat was far re-
moved from the nearest house. His cabin
was found IN ashes by those who went
to i after the body had been Identified
Sins made his appearance on the noun
tain In 1865. When he FIRST came he wore
gray uniform and on II were the stars
Of a prfgadier general.
Ten years after Bins settled on the
mountain his life story came out through
no fault OF his. William Becker a VET
eran of the Union army who had occa-
sion to visit Atlanta, in 1875, commenced
Confederate reports that Herman Bins
had enlisted as a minor officer soon after
Sumter was fired upon. He rose rapidly
and at the close of the war had the rank
of brigadier.
AT the outbreak of the war Bins was
well-to-do planter In Middle Georgia.
While he was in the army his two chill
dren died. When Sherman marched to
the sea, cutting gap through Georgia
and leaving desolation behind Bins
home was one of the places of which
nothing remained but ashes. Mrs. Bins
had 1ed before the arrival of Sherman
and Joined the refugees. Exposure and
he rdships brought her to death.
When, he returned 70 his plantation he
found the ashes OF his home the graves
of his children and near them the grave
of his wife. whom faithful slaves had
carried to the plantation and buried
Gen. Bins at once left and until Mr.
Becker informed them his friends did not
know what had become OF him.
No one knows how the old man came
to his death.
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SEVEN TEAMS ARE STILL IN.
Progress of the SIX Days Bicycle
Race I'm the Madison Square
GARDEN.

NEW YORK. Dec. i2-The third day Of
the six-dav bicycle race at Madison Square
earoen opened with seven teams stili in
the contest. Aucourtier COVE up at I
o'clock tnis morning, saying he was COM
pletely exhausted. His partner Muller
was heartbroken. and said he would never
forgive Aucourtier for the disgrace he had
brought upon him.
A. the score stood at O'clock there
were only seven laps, or a trife less than
three-quarters of a mile. between the
leaders, Fixes Mcfarland, and Pierce
McEachern, and the tailenders, Kaiser
and Ryser.
Inc riders were some three and a half
miles behind last years record at the
commencement OF the forenoon. and II IA
likely that the pace today and tomorrow
will fall considerably behind that OF the
ale remarkable way In which the three
leading teams have maintained a practi-
cal equality from the start. except for
the loss OF a lap by Starr and Gougaltz
would seem to indicate that there would
be a close finish. eliminating In a ire
mendous dash saturday night. The clever
way In which Kaiser and Ryser made IN
lap last night, and the brilliant whiri
around the boards by which Aaronson
unaided. ran awav with an extra lap be-
fore the whole field something which
been able TO do with one another, shows
that the men in the latter half OF the
column are BY no means to be considered
All the men now In the race claim
60 be in good condition. and able to fight
through TO the finish. Mcfarland Is
little stin from his fall yesterday but
Fixes. who had been commented on BY
some as too Sigh; TO last through a six
days contest, IL said To be as strong and
~ as he was AT the start
The only squirt OF the early forenoon
occurred about o'clock when Nc Eachern
came on TO relieve Pierce. McEachern
apparently did not like HIS wheel, and
let Pierce go on again until he could
make a change, Relying on the fact that
Pierce had just tired himself By a sprint
to put his partner az the head OF the
bunch before leaving him. Fixes settled
himself In his saddle 10 make a tear
around the course. McEaehern was back
again on the Instant and he and Pierce
took a couple OF whiris around lar In
aud lap out. unin It looked as N Fixes
would pay the penalty for his own sug-
gestlon. He hung within foot OF
The front until Mcfarland was put in
the breach. Then the squirt ended as
every other one between the leaders had
ended. BY all settling back TO leisurciy
gait
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government grants a bonus Of 100 acres
Of; g, ian s,, e every family having twelve Iiv-
ing ing r cniiaren FRENCH Canadian families
Of their fecundity. and by no means
rare one is the Interesting case Of the
On Ss No femis1y near 1s st. Jerome, Quebec.
y prar, to triplets while only eleven months
Wit With twins This couple have been mar
brief period eleven children have blessed
the union.
The percentage of the French-speakine
stion has sassa,, to the rest Of the popa
Sncs CONGREGATION each dominion CEN
5us mas SHOWN the exact number of the
ed mad "a aaa,,I In i SO they number
a ,n otner races. or 81 per cent The
l n census en- 1891. gave 1.44,s74 French
a an e.4s'n5 OF other nationalities. or %
percentage has, it is assumed. consider
apiy Increased. Heretofore the emigra-
S slon OF French Canadians to the United
than that of English Canadian ana hui
lor tnls fact the French Canadian per-
csentage IN Canada would have Increased
lnstead OF diminished in late years, This
emigration of the French to the States
however has been steadily falling of
during the past three years, while repa-
urla.ion q FRENCH Canadians is becoming
more active. But the Immigration Of
EnEiishmen to Canada Is much larger
ana with the special effort to be put forth
~ Canadian Immigration agencies in the
OLD country the immigration Of English
speaking people to Canada is expected to
reach very extensive proportions during
the next decade. notwithstanding this. It
Is toierably certain that French Cana
uians in this country are rapidly increas-
ing IN numbers. and instead of their In
nuence being on the wane II is steadily
gaining as potential national entity
avoiding assimilation. jealousy guarding
French ideals and carefully preserving
the French language. although the in.
nuence of this continent-and of the
world-favors the English tongue.
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WILL BE NO FIGHT.
McGovern, Cans and Promoters tn
ne Arrested.

CHICAGO, Dec. i2.-Warrants will be
served at the ringside In Tattersalls to-
morrow evening, on principals and pro-
moters OF the McGovern-G Cans hght
cant Hayes, of the Thirty-fifth sire !
station. says McGovern and Cans will
be arrested. charged with disturbing the
peace b. II. Winton. agent OF the build,
ing. Lou Houseman. matchmaker and
will be arrested on charges of carrying
on a boxing exhibition.
THE warrants are In my hands, and
must be served" said Capt. Hayes, this
evening. at would be foolish for me ia
chase after those who are named In the
warrants until Thursday night, when they
are all together. am going To give the
papers TO some OF my men just before
the fighters go into the ring. Every fight
err and the promoters Of the exhibition
will be nut under arrest.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. E-Ths fasosi.-- vent
down 10 defeat Al OAklund today. The weather waa
eiasiay ard ,he trsef fast Csmpes ans KaEniz ran
A dead beat "a the faurth heat Free Lance finished
srctnA IN the mite race bit siSreaii6s. sai
fraisax ana Opfonen. given tbs place GetsTr, Who
RIDE Pre- Lance suspended fn< the ha nee o.
he meeting for fczl uainE
Jocssf Willie Martin and Joe Rose. the boosmak
e. Ars to he given = rehssrins aext Tuesday ssea.
log Results
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vrn. lnsrsptdD second.
Esseisaa laird Tine, ffoA.
one mile Tcpmsst wun. Oppo1sni tecond. Whale
hack third Tine. lax
slr fnrlsngs- BerrotA won. sad sam second Gal
aa,hns fhrd TINE 1 IL
AfNe ana 4 hall selling Campus and kosnis ran
q dead heat Gasrtiet third Tine. 2AA
Nile and a siStc~E,e RsneGr Won. Wax secund.
AIirs Tsrnsr third Tine l.Sts.
seven furlOuxs-fothisn DunhAHe second.
NourcFiA third Time. EAA
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GERTRUDE Is SAFE.
Puts Into Port Of san FrancIsco for
Repairs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-The Ger
man ship Gertrude. which was reported
TO have had trouble in getting over the
bar after leaving Astoria some time ago
and concerning the safety OF which
grave fears have been expressed by
northern shipping men. put into this port
this afternoon for repairs.
The Gertrude was bound from Astoria
to Queenstown with load of wheat. She
left Portland on November q and sailed
from Astoria December n with full
crew. Her captain reported this after
west southwest of Astoria. the ship en-
countered heavy sea and a strong
southerly gale. 1t was soon discovered
that the ship was leaking and had twelve
inches Of water In her hold. After re-
moving some OF the cargo II was found
that the leak was through an open port
hole on the starboard SIDE
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The real power to stop II is with you;
Won have the power to discfpline~ and
when a rule is transgressed you should
exercise your power. -
In response to question from MT.
Rogers as to selling players. Mr.. Taylof
said that the players only asked that
they be neither bought nor sold to CLUBS
without their consent.
Mr. Soden, speaking for the comm,
tee promised the players that a report
would be made to the league of the. de-
mands and that some action would be
taken ~,
BEFORE the meeting was adjourned Mr.,
Taylor submitted a form of contract tc
the league for consideration. The con-
tract covers the points demanded by the
players.
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CINCINNATI, O.. Dec IA Mayor
Fleischmann today refused to recede from
his promise TO grant a permit for a prize
fight at Saengerfest hall between Febru-
ary and "a between James j Jeffries
and either Gus Rubin, Tom sharkey or
Bob Fttzsimmons.
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No Licen.e for sloan.

NEW YORK. Dec i2-ft Is reported
here that the stewards OF the New York
Jockey Club WI. not give Tod Sloan a
license 20 ride here until the English
Jockey club changes It's attitude toward
the American rider. II Is said that no
ofsclal statement win be given out but
that Sloan's name will not be inserted In
the list OF Jockeys licensed for 1901
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Ell
at the
NOTE-Supanp the Kidney Lbe, and B,add,
remedy peh all
already bottle
book telling an about kidney ard bladder troubles
of the thousands Thousands Of Testimonial letters
BY
Posteerco uhen sending address d.
KMnerS Go. NJ y
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lying in front OF him fatally wounded.
Preparatory to leaving the city Conroy,
who was street car motorman. had
withdrawn his savings, amounting to
$500 from the bank, and was on his way
home when attached
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Won nv oxford.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE annual Rugby
football match between oxford and Cam
bridge took place today at the Queens
Club A magnificent game was won by
oxford by two goals 20 a goal and a try.
There was a large and fashionable at
tendance.