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M'ILRATH DEFIEs RAIN.
He Beats "Quad" Record and Will
Keep Up the Chase.

He Beats "Quad" Record and Will
Keep Up the Chase.
James McIlrath completed a triplet
century at S:24 yesterday morning, COW
ering the distance in 25 hours and 10
minutes, breaking the previous record
held by w. B. Dixon by three hours and
a half. Mr.. McIlrath Is riding to estab-
lish quint record over the Minnetonka
course and will try and cover the dis
tance within sixty hours He started
early Monday morning, finishing his third
century yesterday morning. He then
rested until l p. M, when he started
on his fourth consecutive century paced
by Mrs. James McIlrath, whose phenom-
email quint century ride Of last season
was the talk of the cycling world at
that time. For fifty miles he kept up
a fast pace and finished apparently
fresh and strong The veteran rider,
Tom Bird, took him out for the last fifty
of the quad" starting from the market
house at p. m. On the way out a
seventeen-nile clip was maintained,
with steady perseverance, and prospects
appeared good that the 400 miles would
be completed by 10 p. m, but as the
riders neared Minneapolis on the return
trip the rain, which had been threaten
ing for some time, came down in perfect
torrents. and compelled the riders to dis
LhouIlC anu uidS IHeII WHeeIS through Ine
mud and slime. In spite of these draw
backs McIlrath presevered and by rid
ing and walking, managed to reach the
checking station at Seventh and st. Peter
at n:25 p. M, over an hour late, but
completing the 4OO-mile ride in 40 hours
and 20 minutes establishing a quad cen
tury record for the course. A large
number Of interested friends were at the
finish ready to greet the plucky rider,
who appeared cheerful, but wet as the
proverbial drowned rat.
He will start out again at a. m. If
the rain lets UP and complete the quint
morning will be D. w. Bactson and F.
w Dameker, of st. Paul. He has until
7:O5 p. m. today to finish inside the limit.
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Harlem Races.

CHICAGO. June 12.-Weather, clear;
track. good. Results:
Regent Won, Won t Konwreath rt es second, L. Donna
Bella third. Time, 81.
Second race, one mile and quarter
Donna Rita won, jolly Roger second,
Jinp third Time, 2:12H.
Third race, seven furlongs. the Pro-
viso stakes-Mauga won, Bermerack sec
ond, Benson Caldwell third. Time, 1903.
Fourth race, one ntiie-All Gold won,
Vain second, The Lady third. Time,
1:4315. 90
Fifth race six furlopgs s-Headwater
won, Goebel second, RivaI Dare third.
Time. 1:1519.
Sixth race, one mile and sixteenth,
selling-The EIector won, .Tincennes sec
ond, Walken Shaw thifd. Time, 1:50A.
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The National Conventions.

Republican, at Philadelphia. July 10
1900. Tickets on sale June 14-16.
Prohibition at Chicago. June N-2S, 1900.
Tickets on sale June 1921.
Democratic, at Kansas City, July 4, 1909.
Tickets on sale July "a.
The road to take to attend these Con-
ventions is the Chicago Great Western
Ry., the popular maple Leaf Route, with
its vestibuled trains, free chair cars, salts
factory dining car service and its unsur-
passed sleeping car accommodations.
Only one fare for the round trip. For
further particulars apply to J. p. Elmer,
G. A. P. D, corner Fifth and Robert
streets, st. Paul.
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B OOD
POI ON
Not e had u.hs..
Not 50 bad when properly treated.

A horrible disease that has been the
lasting curse of the people of this
globe, and 1t is probably to this dis
ease that the Bible has reference in
speaking of the sins of the parents
visited upon the children even unto
the third and fourth generation. But
science has advanced, and now this
dread disease, on account of its fright
full hideousness, called the king of all
venereal diseases, can be absolutely
cured. 1t can be easily cured, whether
hereditary or contracted, by the
STATE DOCTORS NEW SCIEN-
TIFIC TREATMENT. The disease,
once the system is tainted with it,
may manifest itself in the form of
scrofula, eczema. rheumatic pains,
stiff or swollen joints, eruptions or
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BENEFIT FOR HIS WIDOW.
Tribute Of Billiard Men to Late
john A. Thatcher.

The following circular has been sent
out from Chicago:
In recognition of his efforts, both with
cue and pen to elevate the gentlemen s
game" and sports in general in this coun-
try, and realizing the great strain to
which his financial resources were sub
jected during his recent illness, and re-
GREETING sincerely and deeply his untime-
ly end, we deem it but Just and right to
the memory of John A. Thatcher to ten
der grand testimonial benefit at Green S
academy, 163 Dearborn street, Chicago,
June 20, 1900, and to present the money
accruing from such a benefit to his be-
reaved widow and child.
We trust that we may meet with the
cooperation of all the roomkeepers,
newspapers and the sporting fraternity
in general throughout America, in our
humane effort. Trusting that we may
hear from you and that the appeal may
meet with your hearty approval, We beg
to remain most truly, --
Clarence E. Green, VIM. D. Harrison,
William H Cation, L16ydt JeVne,.
William P Mussey, Luis WasqueZ,
Capt. A. c. Anson, o. A. Shannon,
Tom Foley, F, H. Brunell,
Louis Bensinger, w. j.. Egan,
Charles Mathews, julius Feldstine,
Al Taylor George Siler,
A. M. Clarke, Frank Cotharin.
Eugene Carter, Malachy Hogan,
George Sutton, Tom Hanton,
Joseph Capron, Tom Ryan.
Ben Saylor t.t,
Ed M: Sheridan, Sporting Editor Chi
cago Tribune.
Ed w. Smith, Sporting Editor Chicago
Chronicle.
L. M. Houseman, Sporting Editor Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
Harvey T. Woodruff, Sporting Editor
Chicago Record.
Gus Axelson, Sporting Editor Chicago
Times-Herald.
Frank Hutchison. Sporting Editor Chi
cago Journal.
A Fred Hayner, Sporting Editor Daily
News.
e. G. Westlake. Sporting Editor Chi
cago Evening Post.
C. w. Ryder, Sporting Editor Chicago
Democrat.
Tickets are placed at 81 each, and a
number have been sent to the sporting
editor of the G l b e. Any person who
feels disposed to contribute to the benefit
may do so by purchasing one or more
of these tickets.
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REMEMBER The STATE DOCTORS WHEN YOU COME TO THE CARNIVAL

copper-colored spots on face or body,
little ulcers in the mouth or on the
tongue, sore throat, swollen tonsils,
falling out of the hair or eyebrows,
and finally leprous-like decay of the
flesh and bone. If you have any of
these or similar symptoms you are
cordially invited to consult the Min
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Spend the Day at Niagara Falls.

All summer tourist tickets to Eastern
resorts reached via the Michigan Cen
trai will permit stop-over at the falls.
Call at Michigan Central Tourist Bureau,
119 Adams street, Chicago, and obtain
a copy of "a Summer Note Book" or
send your address with cents to cover
postage. No trouble to answer ques-
tions Fullest information and assist
ance given to aid you in the selection
of delightful summer tour
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+Donohue batted for Jones in the ninth
Earned runs, st. Louis 4. Philadelphia
hanty, Mcfarland; sacrifice hit, Slagle;
double plays, Cross to Childs to Dele
hanty, Dillard to Keister; first base on
balls, off Jones 4, off Donohue 2; struck
out, by Jones 2. by Donohue 2; baIk,
DOnohue; passed balls. Criger, McFar-
land; time, 2:1O; umpire, Hurst.
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Larned run, MilWaukee. two-h hoeoI L.,
anderson Dowd. Fuljz; sto'en bases ee iiIS' A.
9e; son = Conroy; bases on balls, off Ratt r.
Powsrs E e. on wI6 ksllg% piqob 81 bit by pitched ball
by Rettger 2, by Keiium /. donbIa S1TEck out,
Legion lie to Kelly; left on bases M Mlws1y. Rly.
Zee T. Indianapolis 6; sacrifice hits smitb u
HIchey; umpire, Dwyer; time. IL 0-lllll,
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nesota State Medical Institute imme-
diately. If we find your fears are un-
founded we will quickly unburden
your mind. But If your constitution
is infected with virus we will tell you
so frankly and show you how to get
rid of it. Our special treatment for
this disease is practically the result
of our life work. and is indorsed by
the best physicians of America and
Europe. 1t contains no dangerous
drugs or injurious medicines of any
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Nine More Goose Eggs for st. PauDs
Twin Sister,

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 12.-Buf-
falo shut Minneapolis out for the sec
end time Of the series today, thus break
ing even. Errors by Minneapolis in the
first inning allowed two runs, and for
the next seven innings the playing on
both sides was of the gilt-edge order.
Parker pitched a fine game for Mime
apOlis, as did Baker for the visitors,
four hits being secured off each. At
tendance 000 Scnre.
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Earned runs, New York 1; first base
on bases, New York 4, Chicago 10; first
base on balls, off Carrick 2 off Gala
han 0; struck out, by Carrick 2, by Calla-
flee hits, Clingman, Mccormick; double
play, Doyle and Davis; stolen base, Sell
bach; passed ball, BOwerman; hit by
pitched ball. Callahan 1; umpire, Swart-
wood; time, 1855.
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kind. 1t goes to the very bottom Of
the disease and forces out every par
ticle Of impurity. Soon every sign
and symptom Of the disease disappear
completely. The blood, the tissue, the
flesh. the bones and the whole sys-
tenn are cleansed, purified and restored
to perfect health. and the patient pre-
pared anew for the duties and pleas
ures of life. Do not wait If you are
afflicted or If you have been HALF
CURED by some so called specialist.
THE STATE DOCTORS will take
your case and guarantee a cure. NO
PAY UNLESS CURED. Call or
write. Everything strictly confden-
tial. Bank references furnished.
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Scott 4; stolen bases, Steinfeldt, Wood
Sheckhard; bases on balls. by Kitson g.;
double plays, Daley to Jennings to Dab
len, Dahlen to Jennings; wild pitch,
Scott; time 1:40; umpire, O'Day.
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Minnesota Men Lost.

CHICAGO, June 12-Ther University Of
Chicago defeated the University of Min
nesota at baseball here tbday. Score:
Minnesota 80. 49,. 0 0 0 II
Batteries: Chicago, Smith and Harp
er; Minnesota, Freeman and Zalusky.
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Hitchcock Won at GoIf,

NEW HAVEN, Conn. June 12.-Charles
Hitchcock Jr., 1903 of New York citv,
won the championship in golf at Yale
defeating Thomas L. Cheney. 1901 al
South Manchester Conn
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*zimmer batted for Chesbro in the
ninth.
Earned runs, Boston /; home run. Sui
Ivan: stolen bases, Hamilton. Williams;
double plays, Long to Lowe to Barry;
Cooley. unassisted; sacrifice hit. Long;
first base on balls. off Dineen 8, off Ches-
bro l; passed ball. Sullivan time, 1:4O;
umpire EmSlie
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PITCHERS BATTLE.

Brooklyn Finally Won Out In the
Ninth.
BROOKLYN, June 12-Irwin's home
run, with Mcbride on second. tied the
score in the ninth today, but Keeler' s
triple and Jennings single returned the
Brooklyns winners in their half. 1t was
a pitchers battle in which Kitson had
the advantage of steady support. At
tandance 500 Score:
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

fu ne Whlte Lilies won an exciting eon,o
nnil Iron Inc the North st. PauIs Sunday effnr SSere
in oH OUT Ty tnsnt score Of q to 20, Maher strik
j. DriscolPs nine, of Agafe 0.fU sfy oteIeated
score of 10 to 0. S'ieeC py
from from the Young Cyclones. as The same same
grounds. oA Inc formers
me Young Lightnings defeated +ho
club averaged from sixteen 70 ne njo.it iatter
years OF age The Young Lightnin7gss Il
RGyals RSI5l'Dss ';....::.:5 .:5 s-ls
b batteries, Horwitz and Marks. HavS
The Crickets defeated the Gorr,ors 49,
a score OF to 5. Battery, schwartz any
Beyer The Cricketts would like rama a131a
with the Colts or Volunteers for navf
stry Sunuay' Address w. Laber, 10 Jessamine
The Adams School Rivals want a. game
1Gr 1 FRIDAY with the Gerbers, on either
the Lincoln avenue or RandolDh streo+
grounds Communicate through tbS
y b e, or to Fred Helmer, 1865 West
Seventh street "o''
The Volunteers would like to get
game for Sunday with any club in or o,,t
Of the city under the age of eighteen
Address George st. German, 1890 Edger-
ton street.
The Quicksteps will hereafter play IN
der the name Nonpareils, and line I'D as
follows: M. Ludden, catcher; g. Dodge
pitcher; j. Shanahan, first base: p
Greenborgh, second base; N. Houser
shortstop; M. Ludden, third base: II
Mulkern, left field; B. Neiman, center
field; G. Maxwell, right field ANY team
under sixteen can address Ed Bouman
sol st. Albans street.
The Younger Members of the Northern
Light Social club, defeated the Older
score of to at their bus party at Lake
Josephine. The Younger Members hit F
Byrne, a professional, at will The
features OF the game were the pitching
of kreyer, striking out eighteen of the
old boys, and the umpiring of Joe Peters
who put up a good game for the Old
Members.
Our Minnie baseball team defeated the
Eclipse, of Minneapolis at the Transfer
grounds, Sunday, June TO- Our Minnie
battery, Gibbs and Berg; Eclipse, Mitch
ell and Moren-1S to G. Our Minnie would
like to arrange games with any of the
crack teams in Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin. Address Karl L. Feseler, secretary
ST Anthony Park. Minneapolis telephone
Prior 29
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Gardner Won a Fierce Fight.

CLEVELAND, June 12.-Oscar Gardner
and Billy Ryan fought eighteen terrific
rounds tonight at Brewers gymnasium
1t was the fiercest fight seen here In a
long time. From the eleventh round on
Ryan had the better of the fight, until
he was finally knocked out by blow on
the jaw after he had broken away from
a clinch.
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CHICAGO SHUT OUT.
New Workers Too Much for the
Western Villagers

NEW YORK, June 12.-Today's game
between the New Yorks and Chicagos
better of it. He kept the Chicago's hits
well scattered. The New Yorks won the
game by mixing hits with Chicago's err
rors in the sixth and eighth innings. At
tendance. ZOO Score:
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Earned runs. Chicago 4, Detroit 2; left
on bases, Chicago s. Detroit 5: two-base
hlts, Brodie, Denzer; three-base hits
Yeager; home runs, Holmes, Shugart;
stolen be ~es, Brodie, Isbell, Ryan; dou-
pie play Padden to Lsbell; struck out,
py Denz /, by Yeager l; bases on balls,
OH Den z off Yeager 1; time :43; um-
pire, G ION.
d. IN BY LACHANCE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 12.-Lachance
won todays game for Cleveland in the
eighth inning when, with the bases full, he
sent the ball over the center field that
Drought in three runs. In the fifth La
chance knocked a liner that nearly broke
Marseys right hand. and compelled the
latter to retire. Gear who succeeded
Score:
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PHILADELPHIA. June PIT looked
victory for st. Louis until the seventh
inning today, when Philadelphia took a
brace at the bat The locals made two
doubles and two singles which, with a
wild throw by Tebeau, gave them five
runs and the game. Attendance, S,599.
Score:
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TIMELY HTTTTNG

;. ;MNlILWAUKEE. Wis, June 12-Timeiv
hitting by Anderson and Fu7tz and god
inc Rase d running nm together with the p9or field
Waukee today. But for Dowd's error 1Ti Az and
lowers being hit by pitched bail IN IN.
9piantapolis patt would have been shut out
ned9tger a1d a1T was steady all through the game
1.5O0. Score: hualce'
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BOSTON WINS ANOTHER.
Bases on Balls Proved Pittsburg's
Downfall.

BOSTON. June 12.-Neither Boston nor
Pittsburg could bat with any effect to-
day, but bases on balls proved costly,
Plttsburg's run and two of Boston's be
ing scored by men who went to first
base BY gifts of the pitcher. The star
catches by Hamilton and Long were
features Score:
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Earned runs, Buffalo I; two-base hits,
Grim, Nance, Baker, Halligan; bases on
balls, off Parker 2, off Baker 3; struck
out, by Parker l. by Baker l; left on
bases, Wiimot Gettman. shearon; sacri-
fee hits, Crooks, Gettman; double plays,
Nance to Abbattichio to Grim; time, 1870;
umnira Sheridan
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Everybody who fears headache or hay
fever should know 'Orangeine.'
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AND SHUGART DID THIS.

CHICAGO, June 12.-The home team
won today's game in the fourth inning,
when Shugart's home run scored three
of Chicagos six runs. Both pitchers
were hit hard, but received good sup
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Kkiansas ki1s City ......1 0 l . 0-6
SIeyeIand % .:.......:.1 0 0 8 1 Go
6; two base hits. DUNCAN. Schaefer Far Far
Tell, Flood, Lachance, Pickering; sacrifice
GnI5i; GGltsi ;,,. Wagner bag Farrell; stolen base,
Gean G5etilns; bases on balls, off Carsey 1, off
l; hits; off Carsey 9, off Gear 8; innings
pitched Carsey 4, Gear 5; left on bases,
Farra FamsaS city L;, s Cleveland 10; double pays,
Lachance; umpire, Mcdonald; time, i 20. ~ -
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LOOKED LIKE ST. LOUIS WOULD
WIN UP TO THE SEVENTH
INNING OF GAME
TEBEAU MADE A WILD THROW
That Settled Chances of Mound City
Men-BrOOI1Iyn WOn-Minneap-
oils Shut Out by
Buffalo.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Pittsburg at Boston
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
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. The The. Crickets s defeated the Germans bv
Boyer. The Cricketts Would like aa'Z era ana
With the Colts or Volunteers for ea1rf next
sunday. Address w. Laber, 10 Jessanine
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The Volunteers would like to get q
game for Sunday with any club in or out
OF the city under the age of eighteen.
ton street. q
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from One tHa White tell Lilies won an exciting game
noon by 3FS9 Score Sf of P3UlS U 81 Sunday after
ing p out twenty men. They also dafeata5 sertH7
=: Dr1scoias nine, Of Agate street G1tea bW q
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from the Young Cyclones. as tba game game
daIleG ora to appear upon the forrer5r iTe,es Z
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IT The Adams School Rivals want game
the Lincoln avenue or RandoI0b e+,iIet s+naet
grounds. Communicate through tbS
6 e, or to Fred Helmer, 1866 Wesf
Seventh street AO00 HSSI
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The ELECTION YESTERDAY,

the Good 6oternmcnt club now has
sontroi Of both The city and county Of
sees, their candidates haging been nam
% yesterday without opposition
The records q tie county onicora
naned BY this organization tive year.
ago are indeed excellent ones and If this
is to be taken for an example, the city
will have the same busiuesaliEe admin-
iatrAuon,
Hon. N, Emanuel, our new mayo, is
man of great business ability and that
he has made great success Of his own
Affairs Is certainly an indication that be
viii do just as we'll with the citys
The aldsrmAnio board Is composed Of
honest men, men OF integrity and men
without the prOyerblal ak to griud, and
we believe they viii serve to the salts
faction OF every citizens.
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LONE rH1sg

We otfer One Huudred Dollgss Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that csn
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Ours.
-. CHENEY 3 CO., Toledo, 0.
We, roe undersigned, have known
f, j. Cheney for the lest ilftsen years
snd bellows him psrfectly honorable
in all business transactions. snd finan-
oislly able to carry out sDy obligations
made by their firm,
West & Tsuax, wholesslsydfuggists.
Toldo, o.
Walding KInuan IS Marvin, v holssals
y druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken inter-
ally, acting directly upon The blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
sen, free. Price 755, per
bottle. Sold BY all druggists, Hslps
Pills srethe best.
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For Asthma use CHE
NEY'S ENPEcTORANT.
NOricR Al SALE

GEQRGT A--6iynn CoHnty.
VIII sell before the court house door OF said
county, ~ the highest bidder FOR cash. within
the loyal hours Of sale on the end day az Deceu
hers 1903, the HriR anbne ~pabio,p and All he
tackle. igging and sllappuftenanees, aud two
small boats. sold brigRntine lying ia the port y
Brdnswick, IN said county, and Ia Oglethorp
hay therein, the cargo now aboard said vessel
70 he removed at the eharterer's cost and said
sale 60 be free of any charter, party or con.
tract Of atfreightment; said sale being mad In
pursuance q an order granted nv His Honor
j. ID sparks, Judge OF The City Court OF Brrus1
wick, Georgia, % the Sth az December, 1900. 10
favor Of Renito padrosa against PaliiS 0son
zales. This December s, 1870.
w. II. BERRtE,
sheriff Glyun county, Georgia.
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a HEARr BREAxER.

The Sells divorces suit nov bsiag tried
q Columbus Ohio, y attracting wide-
spresd attention Peter Sells, the
piaintiG, Is circus nagnate who eoahts
bis cash By the hu7dreds Of thousands,
and from the evidence in the case, viii
figure It alone hefeafter Tie testi-
mony ahows Mrs. Sells np r. any Thing
hus "a snyiable light. Sic vas I hearts
breaker and numbered not less tlsr 3
hundred among heriong list o. crushed
heArts.
Extracts from some Of the letters Are
alIoye niegiyes Of Tue tendelest sort.
Here are some eflhs samples;
when your arms we're entainsd
about my neck ana you Eiassd your lbIae
eyed darling boy ag only my angel
queen can kiss,
When you sat Or my I neas with tear
stained faeo uptprned to mine. and
those dear, gsseet long kisses when you
Ia de- me GOOD MIGHT.
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THAT snwERAan ORDINANCE

The TINES Cali is GLAD e aay Cha
Mr.. Emanuel i determined q enforce
the ordinance which requires properly
owners 70 connese their promises with
hesewerags system.
e haa bsen something over I'VE yoarI
Alace Contractor Tate turned the sysie
over to tho city but notwithstanding tbo
tacttha the coaucil Immediately passed
an ordnance rcquiring Immediate corr
actions, up to tho pres eitt only q oet
threesfoatha Of the property owners
have compiled with it.ssand we are like
MT Emanuol, We call it ''crimiaal neg
Ilgeuoo.
what i the use In having sewerage
system which costs. the tax payers Of
Brunswick Thousands Of dollars Il the
people are NOT going 10. connect with
i'll
Why should the health o. some be en-
dsngered BY the negligence Of others9
mr. Emsnuel says this ordinance mus,
se enforced and those who know him,
know too that he means what be says
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HELP WANTED -MALE.

Manage Old establishsa msrcan-
tile bouse wants honesf capable nan
to nlsnsge bsaneb. Salary s1z5 month";
extra comm ssioRs. No soliciting re-
qsiredf bu nlnst take 4 nersi dtFep@
tiun an0 hlts8ea Good fsfer-
epoes aa9 1903 easl nsri.
ence IS nzpager moi nae avs Ii
qualified ia other rye ecia. t1ap0rtu-
nifty DFaWer n, New IIsyen Com.
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l2Is y Al r. LIITLEBr So oS'S
Ee eentsihiug COCO aeres
tsa sin preserve -dper, ks
beSst ass ilshiag On tag " d
bare hsaea - eyeFai NJ y
.fsx se .iens ytF bed. Psso, $40 oaa
Also, uan8n's poiai, % Crest St,
Simon's I4l&aa containing about $50
acres, directly opposite Little So ST.
mons Islaaai gsood EAbby foundaaons
for new ntiuss. iris properly Is
sixtz miles frenI Savannah, fonrteen
miles from Rrauswiok. with both q
which places there is daily conneeilon
by sieamer. ~ Is on me Island
f. Jekyl snd Euitabla 10 every tespstt
for bupting aud fshidg club. Price,
$4,000. For furtheF particulars, apply
pr, dsmee T Dent, Evelyn Glsnn
coluiy, Geergia.
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CHRISTMAS ISSUE.

Next Sunday The TINES
CALL will have a special
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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-12

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TINS well-knowu rice plsnfagions t
iiased IA ns Altamaha Flger, opposite
nafiens nieR 200 npaes han I
eiss. 81 heg Tegidence on tue sslls.
sEish small house, i've miles from Da-
rien centainipg II acres. Psios for
wap4s si1,000 For further particulars,
applY % Dir. y =. sincisir4 Dsrisr.
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